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CTEANIED FRESH OYSTERS.
y snIc.d Oytters. Picked Qysters, Roast Meats,
Poultry ans: Soups: Tape4 sesa Fruits vssetaeles
iu nEEXrTIdaILr sEALEn CANS, By FITHIAN d
FOGUE. 1t their EXTENSIVE FatMs and Factory,
ARCHER & REEVES.
North Water street. and Is North OeaVare Avenue.
pziee 1Ist- :. ..~. fsas sssqqe20
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+ OR sA LIE.
L PRAIRIE STOCK FARM.

II 1rosuos County H., 50 mces from chIcsgo on tas
inos ccntrsl s:aroal ore mile toutd Of Town ot
uuEten Railroad and two anil ha mt1ts north Of III:
toGr Of onaErs Sad firm consists Of 81 scres 80 Of
which Il under cultivation: modern built house. veil
finished. With green blinds so14l. with two wings It.
tacktd containing sixteen rooms besles garrett aod
cellar Iatn lt6 feet long hut s. feet wide work sho.
and wagon house large etera and due aEtizean we'll
The grounds around the hon.e are vel sek with ever
The firm Is al fenced crossed fenced de- There IL
iSoro he hons! *:5h 1scs III. lie pIace, mafns il
one of the most desl7a6s places in the country art
WIN BE- sold low tor ca~. For particulars address =.
r TARDON Gilman Illinois, Mi Aiik1W
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TIE CURATIVE
properties Of the medicine direct themselves to
the organs Of secretion, and by 20 altering the
idtion Of the stomach and liver that tue Rtatchy
principle Of the food Is not converted into sugar SO
long as the system Is under the influence Of tho
CONSTITUTION WATER,
which gives those c:gans time to recover thei
healthy tone and vigor. We are able to state tha
the Constitution Water has cured every case Of Di
aoctis IL which 1t has been given.
STrNE IN THE BLADDER, CALCULUS,
GRAVEL, BRICK DUST DEPOSIT
AND MUCUS OR MILKY DIS
CHARGES AFTER URI-
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The undersigned purchased as aforrsaId:
Int. 81 4. Ts5acc Is e nfsT T~idcero
Undivided b Of VI NJ - - - ~ ssc IL Al.
sesses to Ilono1e. " no u ses -: a.
Undivided b or nE d - y ~ so. - nzassaad
to Honorc. &c y VI SEC u asSes'7<o
sion Of that part Of nv Of sec Il oF Rac
PtInt road assessed to UNKNOWN. 'e " ~ @>134'
Ct sec ID assessA. to a. Bireior 'A'oA
Lot s. Of school trustee Subdivision Of SEC 1s a.
ke~eJ to Phillip Cpnley
S II Sc q nv q Of sec g assessed 10 Hughes Al.
Hutchinson
" r s. - nr n or 90. y. .ssrs.ed n +, (. vorer.
untiyideI5 5:12th sw &c Is assessed tos Heath
ShaaSe ae q &c ees Z saesssd 10 ! J. Mibsnf
IltocE ii ~ Na1dEin.s snhfiyiaon nv Of sec s.
,ste*sed tn II f.recnnhann, 'uoAA' 49,
IETcrnt f:ar.iS ~ sT ~ , ~ ., ex ..rm..s ~
~A' ~N1' ~ AZ = VI ee~ ~ 0sss'seo ~
Aooietir c. ~ ,,.r,a,ir r.rapureoz,,,,
1T l. y, ,. l!shRe II =. o. ~ A-laoEnIon.
81. Sc Of sec 70 asseesstd u 9 II Clayton.
y &c Of sec . assessed 70 G y Clayton.
NE9of sec % assessed to G = Clayton.
St nth Branch Addition to the City Of Chicago.
Lot ~. 0!ocE Is assessed 10 u = Springer.
Il. T. s.. n. Range II 3. Of 81 2. II.
Sub lots and lot b1uck IS assessed to unknown.
SUB lots - Il and Is. Of lots aud 5, block IS.
assef> >ed to unknown
CnuAl TIn9teFA Subdivision Of II X Of Section o. T.
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Abstract Losses paid in the Western and Southern
Srntcs during the past six years cndlpg January ls
1sEa. 4 substantial record ofa
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Tax Nntue.

.~ua l:ange II l. ot:.l r. Nl-Laks View
tSia sabd'' s:cu eic hs casec II a<acss:l to
Rlosk + Mand'es; sno.'vi*oa u !o..;: to y sa;.o
:itEcl = FLc Grove boia- :. Assessed TO J. II.
l., In iiock 1:sa'ae subdivision ass,ss.a soJ.H.
e oSssl S;s; Tsxn ss.1.49e ssGh!s::a
81 ssff {! .ss sesxt Is { ;''s Sso
S sf E
csEs 81 s s s:on
,nv,,c i 3 sab Il fisnSss iotsS 3 !. S 4 lot 4n,ocxs,
a;sf ss5 :e i s?a.ss1s 1 :s,os 4o,ocks, assessed to pa
selet iS1csK @ 8 ss:ssssd y $ i T. : xi oHIisa:
Sss s:s:s Sn Wiener
a' soISss s.'ifa sdas g g saEsess ss5sa
lot II VS. wa,so,; ;1i!tfod PM,tAs X ;s{.-o
we1est .. il bioeE .li: i sssgca i 10 IT, Msthewz
SIS ss; ! /, E,!ss rDans
w,sf..t NisT5hSsE5y.s n; y Say .s:!!1:.n to Cassso.
qsss 9isss s Hss1sTa e eaie,.
E5fset lot IL II 9btoeks a.scs: 20 to DEMPSEY.
~ . Ss$fssi}: $as!'sss ;ss {; sSis.so
Stsetlqt block -, = a:set<sd g. e Cameron
seet and ad|oisns II fesf los ia block ;. as
eSssso ss1. ~ Fl h1eassns %a.!sea 10 Chicago
fE7eePP! o IL e FSaST FoaS
s1S Let o, od T. lot q; to naoxn
sa1et $3.50 !. isa slsho!s. ss.sdea.s * dMss0'
1"o " 2 lofs3 50 and S: assessed 70 ". H1lman
.ots = aud s. Of lots l and l3 assessed to IN
6S Sas ss st g e IL q j. -
ss:., 5,e3snsSn e ppTshaasa and assigned to the un-
WIS sec q assresed 70 \, Brand
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Mr.. s. H. Tarbel1, the Government messcn-
ger between St. Paul aud Fort Abcrcronabie,
says tQat the Pembina hall. breeds and George.
town halfbrccds, have been notified by the
st. Joan half breeds to yacate those places, rs
they had positive information that the Sioux
Indians were about to attack Fort Abercrom-
bic and other adjacent points.
There are four companies Of soldiers at the
fort. They have just completed car1h-works
and other Notifications, and are confident Of
being able to resist any force Of sayagcs that
may be brought against them.
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SHERMAN HOUSE,
CHICAGO. ILL.,, FenruaEy II, 1868.
MEkaRs F. a. DRAKx l. Co.: Please send us another
twelve ofyour Plantation ltters. As morning
apctlzer they appear to hare superseded everything
else, and arc greatly eateemed.
L. 4.
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Noarticlc rerhad an equal sale They are warranted
~ represented. They arc sold b5 all principal drug
gIets, g1ocerB. country stores. &c.
Besure each bottle bears the fac sile OF the propri
etors' signature on tteel plate label. .
p III. DRAKE Il CO.,
uh1s a9f9.1mTkp No. 1n1 Broadway n T
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To the public with the conviction that It hAs no equal
found 70 eiuentiy successful in curing and trust
that shall be rewarded for efforts IN placing %
valuable remedy in form to meet the requirements
Of patient and physician.
The New York herald., 1863-10-24
The Press Dispatches.

WAsnsoros, Oct. a3, 1853
Mhjor General Meade after brief visit 10 washlngton
returned to his headquarters today.
Cavalry reconnoissanccs arc continued our rart az
far as tho Rappahannock.
Tho Orange aud Alexandria Railroad has already been
repaired mile beyond Brstos Station. Forces
gagged day aud night In repairing The dsmages Of the
enemy
Reports from the army say the discipline krd morale Of
tho army better than at the present tnie and
both officers and have tho greatest confidence tho
ability Of General Meade.
The Signal corps has earned additional hopors during
the late campaign Among other valuable services Il
nrs discovered the movements Of the enemy from tho
Rapidan Madison Court House, and thence via Serry
vie TO warrenton thus enabling General Meade to taks
such resulted In defeating Less piana Tho
corps attached TO the Army Of the Potomac undor tho
direction OF Captain Norton.
Tho condition Of tho residents of Fanqucr and Prince
william counties Ia represented a. PAINFUL thsre being
very supplies or the necessarios 81 fs They ao
bordering on starvation.
II 10 estimated that fifteen huodred men will all
the late campaign. including killed, wounded
str agglcrs and prisoners.
The New York herald., 1863-10-24
BURNSlDE'S ARMY.

The Casualties During the Recent Fight
- at Blue springs-The New York High
LADDERS Engaged.
The following partial list OF the killed and wounded
b, tho skirmishng near Buo Springs on October 10,
1865
Captain Higley 7,h Ohio cavalry.
sergeant George McMichaei, Co. c. 45th Pennsylvania
The remainder OF killed belong prime paly TO West.
ern regiments AZ far can learn there are no killed
IN the seventy ninth New York.
WOUNDED.
The following are wounded lying at the hospital OF
the Iirst division, Ninth corps which Is in charge Of Dr.
Bonine, Medical Director
HIcurASpERs
Robert csmpbel Co. @. flesh wound right thigh.
james stcney. Co. u, left side.
Andrew Tweedc, Go. ], right side
Jones mn, TO. v, left thigh.
sergeant ". nunc,n, Go. b, left leg
corrorai Coz. Howard, Co. X, right side.
I'm Karr, Co. B, right thigh
rnomas o,tb, Co. q, right arm.
Jonn VI. Grsht, 20 y, right arm and shoulder.
Charles Crawford, Co. d, right ankle
Henry Marshall, Co. X, left thigh.
Forry rrrrH PxsSsrIvANA.
Lieut.. John Irwin, %. u, right kpee.
chester whitmore 60 g. rish side and lung and liver
Re non naniels %. II. right right side Of face and
Isspsr < White, %. O, left .iae ot neck
Christopher Tcepic. GO. y, right thigh
Aren A bert, Co D right foot.
Marx williams, Co. u, right hip.
Henry A. POLK, tn. ", rirht mp.
H,nry Municke Go. v, left foreal region and leg.
pancrnl Solt. O.. q, right hand
Holry Brcsslcr, Go r, left ann.
uecrge W. imuenhzer, Co. A, leN hand.
/ ~. WI huns GO. A, left thigh.
Lieut. r. checsernan, Co A, right leg.
Ceorro Long. Co a right thigh.
yepheuiah wnr:en. 70. y, hip.
corpora cbard bacy- Co 3, right side Of thorax.
Lieut.. Bcnner, Co. y, s1huy.
mn Eth rKS~syivAyl.
Geo nerlnrcy, Co n, lc't shoulder.
Pat. Mccullough, Co. 9, left side.
Acursrrrs.
Geo. Horton, O.. !. In right fore arm.
riffnTY-sfxIu htsskcuUsrT1s.
heutonant Conei A. A. Goodal severely, left thigh
ileu'enant Y. ". Holmes, Go. u, slightly, left foot
Iie tenant n y. Robinson, Co. -, in head.
Horace Woodward, 90. n, In neck.
Geo s. Wright, 10. II, lcr arm.
Mcuralv
Hiram sayland, o.. A, right side.
TWENTIETH
fra G.. Belts, Co II. right side.
Corporal Hi 4. Manly, Co II, left arm amputated.
TWENTY NiculcAx.
william MoCarty. CO. B, left knee
The New York herald., 1863-10-24
NEWS FROM NORTH CAROLINA.

NFwBnnN, N. c., Oct. 20, 1861.
The publiction Of the Raleigh Standdrd resumed
on the I'd inst. The editor, Hon. w. W Holden, sti,
maintains his opposition the rebel administration.
The election OF members to tho rebel Congress from
North Carolina occurs on tho 4h OF November.
A prominent citizen recently arrived from Raleigh
states that at recent consultation Southern governors
other rebel statesmen Governor Vance,
n North Carolina was offered the presidency Of the
Southern copfcderacy provided he would wheel the Old
North State into re ard keep her in the traces and
Vance had returned 10 Raleigh fierce man,
would hereafter do bis utmost TO prevent the State
from returning TO the Uniou.
David Heat supervising special agent Of the Treasu.
" Department, has returned from Washington, d. c.,
with important additional authority He accompanied
ty Urxh Thomas, who has been appointed assistant
special agent for the third special agency
ne headquarters OF the Second regiment Of loyal North
aronians boon fixed by Major General Peck at Beau
nss NJ c., and the organization Of the regimen. rapid.
5progressng.
7hs recent expedition Of Colonel Simon Mix, OF tho
ird New York cavalry through the northeastern part
mis- esats has returned 70 Newsero. The most
important Tho attempt TO enforce tho rebel conscrption
the counties OF the Chowan river and sonth OF tho
Aoemarle Sound enectuay frustrated The country
ass by tact understanding been considered neutral ter
rtory and federal forces have reraoed from occupy
mg or garrsonng IT, although virtually within our lines
4 being separated from the interior BY wide river
paroled by gunboats The citizens approaching this for
Searance and indignant at the bad faith Of the rebels In
,ndeavorng TO impress them into military service. have
sow almost unanimously repudiated The rebel govern
mcut, and cali upon the Union forces for protection by
Tho immediate establishment Of posts at Edenton and
Elizabeth City.
Lieutenant Colonel j. NJ McChesney, OF the First North
Carolina Onion Volunteers, has been promoted for gallant
,onduct 10 the RANK OF colonel.
large number Of refugees from the interior are con-
SANITY arriving at New bern and Plymouth.
The New York herald., 1863-10-24
Arrest OF n Supposed Rebel In Provi-

nan whose card represents him 10 be ~. r. 3
Noodle of Nevada City, California arrested IN Pro
yidence for attempting 10 money forged drafts
On oyerhauna bis baggage which was efi at tho Revere
dollars Ia rebel money
There also found largo number of drafts prepared
for presentation various banks IN Nov Ysss aud PhA.
depha lie IA held for trial In The rrovienos courts
The New York herald., 1863-10-24
Fight ana Rout OF oasriiiss.

LourvrIs, Oct. 20, 1893
Nashville desTatch Gays, the command at Columbia
attacked and killed o number OF gueras yesterday and
TOOK thirteen prisoners.
Captain Bunch with sixty attacked two hundred of
Hawkins rebels killing nine, woundns several and TAX
ing twelve prisoners
Hawkins In tho afternoon, with four hundred s,
tackled Bunch ai Kingston Spring. and vas repulscd.
The New York herald., 1863-10-24
De.irae,ivs Fir. a. s.n Francisco.

sAh fhstnfo, OCT 20, 1903.
The larsca nre for many ycan occurred tbi.
mlrning Only Two small buildings are isn stand.
ing on tho block bounded W navs, sacfts
mcn'o, nramm and California streets. The buEd.
pss we're old frame buildings, q ooe or two stories
height, yery combus,ols and ooeoped chesp osguEs
drinking saloons, groceries, snd small sh,ls Ihs yea
IL about t25o CO., without much insurance.
Sailed steamer sonors Tor Panama win sbau sevcniy
pagsugers and s5s5 900 ~ Heassre for iEEis issd and
sa1s 600 for NOW Yorx
The New York herald., 1863-10-24

port that General Meade had been relieved from hs
mand Ramor nfst designated General sejgwick u tho
sixth corps bis next General Warren Of tho
second corps aud, nnally, definitely determined that
General skes Of tho Third corps, would try bis sk at
running the Army Of the Potomac IL was not until late
In tho afternoon tha, tho opinion prevailed that there
was 10 be no change, and that Dame Rumor bad besn
acting the gay deceiver ..
EscoHSoBsAso..
General 6regg's cavalry advanced q reconnaissance
within two miles OF Rappahannock and returned
camp
IcH RAnnoAns
Excursion trains have through Ihorolgh'are Gap
tho Manassas Gap Railroad The oraugo aud Alexan-
dria track Is rebuilt about mile beyond Brptoe station
u will require days rebuild the road to War
reIton Junction.
thousand fresh cavalry ou, to-day from
Washington.
Additional buildings for storage OF supplies erected
at Fairfax sutton.
one hundred and nfty sck soldiers. belonging to tho
First corps sent 10 Washington today. They
chiefly pts and substitutes who unaccustoed TO
camp and campaigning ie suffer from fcvers, rbcuma
usm and general debility. They win bo botter sbe 10
endure fatigue and exposure after year Of service.
Charles II. Bates conscript In Company II. Seventy
sixth New York, died this morning Of typhoid fever.
ooyuAsssps
Another batch OF contrahand who toted their house
hold goods into lines, Alexandria day.
Thus emanepaton is gradual though COMP pcnsatcd In
Virginia
The New York herald., 1863-10-24
Distrtbutsoa OF Psir. Money.

boaror, OF. ~, 1853
TIE proceeds q TIE sale o. the prlxs vc,sA
have been ordered Cor dstrbu,ion W tns couft Tbs
total Tealssd from ibs snd cargl 80 COO
Tho i,ss ani ezrsnsas amouHei 10 1890. faa x he
biiaaos - tts nlca .ties ~ Tue ssyy pepsloa
Fa,d. nei ~ f.risisrt rs 10 esp,ors. ~ WI. be
gt c4sA ttegt ii Dog, Ata she Oesofo
q. "a Ep9xa sss Ef.s4st
The New York herald., 1863-10-24
Ana,r. In so.,h~..,srn virginia.


Reliable Information received this evening says that
the enemy who advanced this side Of Bristol
Tennessee yesterday They destroyed Ave dyes
the Virginia and Tennessee road between Abingdon
Bristol threw engine from The track st Bristol
up half mile o. track burnt the ties bent
the ron and burnt two and ave cars belonging
the Virginia and Tennessee roads, loaded with salt.
Our cavalry now oocupy Bristol The Yankees reported
before leaving Bristol that General Buckners forces
cnricd Knoxville, which believed 20 be the cause of
their falling back.
prom the Richmond Sentinel, oct nl
lherc was no yesterday from soutbN estern vir
gus The atest frgn that quarter ~ The o. frfsy
Nnch re resrhici that toofe after fkirinah
Bristol, Dad faien back - Abiordcn sltn whi.h the
The New York herald., 1863-10-24
THE WAR IN THE SOUTHWEST.

CAIso, Oct. %, 1868.
Memphis dates Of the 2lst received Loyal rennes-
tho upper counties Of West Tennessee
coming Msmphs In large numbers 10 avoid the rebel
oonscription bands and gusrilss.
II estimated that two hundred soen only
nve miles below Memphis, and was supposed shsy d.
sign 70 operate against steamboats,.
Two hundred aud ny bales Of costou and rebels
were captured st FrArs Point the 10Th.
The Crescent CITY had taken aboard two thou
sand hundred bales Of cotton st the mouth Of the
" hite river.
Tho NGioHaI Union newspaper At Little Rock bad been
suppressed by the military authorities.
There was great excitement among the soldiers there
learning Of the murder Of General Bunts officers and
men, and vengeance against a rebels hero
after caught.
The people Of "Abon' and Dover counties, Tennnes
sce had armed themselves against gueri and whipped
them 10 two uhree engagements.
Tho Commissioners for renting government plantation
in Mississippi and Louisiana represent that the workings
Of the paid labor system decidedly successful and
profitable.
strong disposition exists on the part Of the Union
TO concert for the reesiabshment OF civil govern
ment IN those states.
The New York herald., 1863-10-24
Tne Nero,t.t,ou Rumor.

fFrom the Atlanta (Memphis) Appeal, Oct. IL
We can scarcely attach importance whatever 10 the
rumor OF tho New YoRK HERALD as TO the rendeocy OF
negotiations at Washington for tho fetteen Of tho d'
cutes between the Confederate and federal governmental
true, the statement Is somewhat circumstantay
made bat appears to rs tho newemcngers would have
"smoked out' such important item ing sInce tho
facts stated Il Is, think, feeler thrown out
by Bennett, such he has long been famous for for the
purpose OF testing pubic opinion or Astonishing some
body. We advise readers not 10 bo too hopeful.
The New York herald., 1863-10-24
IMPORTANT FROM JAPAN.

Rumored Defeat OF the British Fleet.
SAN Francesca, Oct. 70, 1858.
An arrival at Victoria brings dates from Nagasaki
japan, OF tho 27th Of August
It 10 reported that one OF the Japanese Damios had
severely rcpulsed the British feet. No particulars
The New York herald., 1863-10-24

enemy ten thousand strong were rapidly advancing with
the OF pushing tho salt works This report was
sufficiently credited here to cause an exraordnafy ac
tvity In the salt market Saturday The well
however did not credit The story Of the ten ana
believed our forces at Abingdon equal the task OF de-
Tending the salt works force the enemy could
just bring against them.
The force rcpor ted moving Abingdon were. t
Is believed, tho same cavalry and mounted infantry,
commanded by Foster who made the raid upon Bristol
In September and quickly whipped by two resi.
Corses brigade at Zoilicoer. They number cd
then under two thousand, and hardly have since
been increased more than few hundred II thesa are
ali we have 10 contend with, believe they are the
safe at least for the present. We wish
we could say much for East Tennessee That valuable
section OF the conederacy will be free from Yam
kee inroads until We retake Cumberland Gap.
The New York herald., 1863-10-24
Heavy storm asst. Louis.

~. Lous. OF - t07.
oue q tho heaviest storms ~tsessed n "a Louis
prevailed yesterday, snlig with clear r~szing sht
Tbs mercury stool t, "a sssroas a. nine o'oo,k ihh
mornng, snd was bslou ffeezsg point al day. Ths
fprm erieudei over a large psr,ion q nssogr al
M noa over slx inches o. sn0w Ten
The New York herald., 1863-10-24
The weather ., Cape Raes.

CAFr Rtv, Oct q, 1888.
Two weather has been thick for some days past. and
Meth or the City of london the saxoniai from New
Yo,k were able to call OF this port
The New York herald., 1863-10-24
SIR. ,. ~. Trs@biy'. Despsseh.
rnoporauylpr oar--fs rrSsurr % Snn grfra
II ruY TnB, oct a.. ~


rHoporowlpr oar-is rrtsru
last ghi oar oorps moysf thrVugh m rolshfas csp
and are 70 diy eglsily sacsmpsd ths beA8sl hills
Jusi ouuifs 80 Gag, taking iHts rect preparatory 70
stnl f.fi Or arrgii of tie rcusa,ifg rebes An I'm
porart ~. . - gb.f army. both cavalry and Insotry,
passed ihruagh hs nsht bsors sad yettsrdsy bus
eannsi learn toF fnsny sf wha forces they Thsy
w,ri vet rcn here, srd a n tboesbs ~ many that
NJ are rsfErg a0sn ihs valley bsi ibs ssueral oiln
ia usi they are ftln r,tIts ior ihsf od sutsren
useni beyond ne Ra Glr f sbl bsfofs Ast thsy wss
euampsd tbs east ed of s Cap ara sbsisd
son. tins by TIE basicfiss atA<sei y AA cgfls, bat
wah -hai crsci vas uot eArb-d
sorua orA anFIitrHv--vur purts
Igs, snsf drk party ~ rsbcl shs,Tfho1iefa MD .
dlab rts ihs psfs 4 bausfy r., fini Ns~ Yea Ntl
iry Tost~i ai the ruias q, ths cd t~n n Hafnusst.
A. " stssl ho'ses my Cred toras bsHs tor'n -'ft
~ou1ens tro mn, oae y them q4.is fe'is.iy y. tsaf
Gs1erM Eariafs bsastasisrs Bsiiffifs O. saf Ifh
sAina oreaed op them efestlur qsHs s'f n nm3 81
ihs ligh, as VA. bli ne caffl o. q maie s,i
tbsi, sscage.
rAr7rsr
parrs ths nigbi q a,iachnieti n erf h1af'pd fnss
from tie Avsnn vissosin ~ net, s,ti 90 - .
sc0aiirs erfef a 80 " faf nou 'hff fsti s.d
,hry ~. y ist uiso.sr'
Sir. Imam 10 fna's usspatsh.
Afsr ~ 80 sfa oct. -. tss3.
.r-a4s vrsrrcrs4 ttAeDtFFrs fswy.
ohs sssus4is~, 80 % " -..fane " ne 70.
The New York herald., 1863-10-24
The Rebel Movemens on Missonri.

From the Richmond Enquirer, Oct. 81.
General Price with force Of twenty Thousand ~
marchn Iltto Rock with only about SIX thousand
Union troops in his front General T. Kirby Smith says
Price Is on his way 20 Missouri
The New York herald., 1863-10-24
FROM nIIAsisstppI.

PIGHT NEAR BR0wssviLLE-THE REBFLs FALLING
BACK.
MERIDIAN, Oct. II, 1863
column of calvary and infantry, reported eight thou
eand strong crossed the Rg Black few days since at
Bridgeport moving out towards Canton, met yeser
day by our forces Brownsvilc, where n light ar
tle-y fight occurred Our forces have fallen back few
miles. general engagement is cooked fr.
The New York herald., 1863-10-24

ing 10 this, there rs rational motive len They have
no right, no Inheritance, privilege Of their own which
We seek 10 destroy or impair. And surely they VIII not
admit that they have not among themselves tho ee-
mens Of greatness and that the despsed
South 10 necessary 10 their security.
The New York herald., 1863-10-24
Forrest,s Rehel Forces Defeassd.

NyxrHs, Oct. 2i, 1903.
General shcrmans advance was attacked by Forests
cavalry at Barton's Station, and the rebels hand
somely whipped
whoeer's cavalry are reported near Decatur, Tenn.
ten thousand strong.
Tennessee Railroad and transported his supplies 10 Rome
and Selma. HIS depots At Romo. mo Tennessee
river has eight feet Of water tho shoals Heavy rains
have fallen here