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, 1863-10-25
FROM CINCINNATI.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trlbunc.l
C1Sc1NsAT1, Oct. q3, 1868.
Gen. RoseczanB is at Nashville He will ar
rive here on the mail boat on Monday noon.
The Infamous charges preferred against him
create great excitement.
He will receive the greatest reception ever
given to any one.
Active preparations are being made for the
draft, which is ordered to take place on the
26th.
The quota required from each county will
be announced on Monday. The quota from
this comfy will not exceed 800 men.
The Ohio Rirel is rielng s1ow]y, and the
probabilities that it will rise sufficient to bring
coal down are encouraging. Coal sold here at
sea so per load today.
have the very best authority for saying
that the reports in the Eastern papers regard
Ing Rosecrans' personal habits and bad con
duct at Chickamsuga, are base SANDERS, pub
lehed for the purpose Of fortifYing his re-
moya1, which was caused BY the personal hos
tility on the part Of Washington officials, who
are really responsible for the results that are
! now attributed to the Commanding General
THIS will all be established by official IT.
, 1863-10-25
CHrCAG, SUNDAY, OCTOBER Is, 1853.

crippled snd narrowed down. and Ill It's hopes
Of aid from without have filled. Tho last
ablebodied white man In It's power has been
driven into It's ranks. It can msle bot one
Last desperate, effort, with the armtes
now in The field. Under these circom-
Stances, ehall our National Government,
shs1 our brave men in the field. cali In vain
for rcinforcements by volunteering? thrust
rot. We cannot and must not stop hlf WAY.
but must sustain our brave brother. in the
.hsld, and struggle on untii'thls rebellion Is
. suppressed. II this pew call tor volunteers,
intended to fill the ranks Of the dectmated and
veteran regiments, il answcrtdpronPtlJ, that
will give more real strength to our army thsn
any previous call h.s ever done, because the
strength of the new levy will not be crippled
end wasted by an inexperienced officer, but
siI1 be made to tell Ito full weight and power
undei experienced leaders.
, 1863-10-25

New YoRK, Oct. 24-The steamship Morn.
iIg Star, from New Orleans 18th. ria H4vana
goth inst, arrived here this evening, bring.
Ing the following Intelligence:
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. II dates from Yer
nil1ionyIlle up to 10th October, last night,
stale that there hss been skirmlkhing nearly
every day for weak Without casualties on
our side. To-day We lost six men, and the
eremy about the same The encmy's torce IN
the vicinity Is estimated ut &c, 900.
The rebel salt works in the vicinity Of
Point Clear, Mississippi Sound, haye been
destroyed.
Gen. A. ]. Hamilton has arrived In the
tity, and Will address a mass meeting On
political aHalzs.
The Q. s. steamer Tennessee destroyed four
schooners off tho Texan coast. They were
heavily laden with ammunition and stores fol
the rebels. The old flag again floats over the
Bayou Yeche, all distractions In the bayou
having been removed By our naval forces.
Gov. shepley has modified the order foy
the registration Of legd voters in such man.
ner that an legal citizens may be registered
as voters upon taking the oath Of allegiance,
and making declarations. Such oash Is taken
voluntarily, and for the purpose Of establish
Ing government loyal to the United States.
Adyices from Texas say that Matanoras Is
still unoccupied By the French, aud that the
people Of Texas and Confederate Officials are
in open opposition to each other.
, 1863-10-25

had been after tho rebels along the Big Blsck,
and came up with them last Thursday, be-
tween the Black River and Canton, and, after
quite bAttle, the enemy ran of, leaving 200
prisoners In our hands. These prisoners hAd
arrived at Yicksburg and arc en- route for
Memphis On the steamer Kenuett. GeoerA
Mcpherson hsd not returned to Vicksburg,
but was In possession Of Canton. A rebel
force lately there had gone north 10 reinforce
Bragg.
Col. Morris and his men hare again bsokea
out In Upton and Fa5ettc counties, Tonnes
zee, ard rcEident8 are azming TO resist their
operations.
The steamer Emma No. . on her trip up
FEB fired into ut leland No. G5. No oDe hart.
The steamer Thos. E. Tut, was also trad in-
to at Cypress Bend. The boat had landed for
fuel. A soldier Of the 10th Illinois Yolun-
teere obtained leave to 60 on shore, taxing
his gun with him. Soon after he left a report
Of mutkct ras heard. Search was raade for
linn hut lie could not be found, and the hoAt
left without him.
Guerill.s are plenty In the vicinity Of f..
Adams. The gun-boat Chi1icotae Il anchored
at tia. point.
Rebels have made heIrappearance 1t Hope.
field opposite Memphis,
, 1863-10-25
FaoM THE ARMY OF THE
-:''-, POTOMAC.
Lee Sends Troops to Intercept
Burnside.

WASHINGTON, Oct, 24-No autlets are now
with tie Army Of the Potomac, they having
dutt1g the Lite campaign been ordered to the
1eas-thc restriction not Jet having been re-.
moved. There was nothing positively known
up to yesterday noon Of Lee's whereabouts.
The Secretary Of War returned to Wash.
ipgton to-day.
WAsu1SGroH, Oct 24.-Geu. Meade, not
Being able to get through his bus!ness with
the President In time, did not return to the
front till yesterday morning. It Is suthozi-
tstiyely stated that he is not to be super
seded.
The story in the Richmond papers Of the
2lst, tha. LIE has taken / 600 prisoners from
Meade in tie late campaign, is entirely myth
ical.
NEW YoRK, Oct. 24.-The Rerolds Wash
ington dispatch says: s1t is ea1d that Gen.
Meade nade frank s:atement concerning
the peremptory Instructions lately received
By him to compel Gen. Lee to accept fight,
which not betrg able to carry out to the let
ter, he declared hlntef ready and willing to
reetgn hia command. The President de-
clined to entertain any euch proposition, md
Gen. Meade has gone back to his post.
It is rumored that Lee has sent two more
divisions to support Bragg, and TINT he il
Withdrawing the rest Of his forces behind the
fo1ti1cations at Fredericksburg,
Gen. Gregg's cavalry adrauced On = recon
Ioissauce yesterday within two miles Of ths
Rappshannock, aud returned to camp with
ont finding the enemy.
Last night briek fight mas had with Mos
by's guerillas in Fairfax county, In which
several we're killed and number taken pris
onrrs. Amorg the Latter is Jack Bsrne7, a 20
torious scoundrsl who has been three time!
| IL our hands and released upon taking tht
| cath Of allegiance.
| The New York 15mes' Washington dfspatcl
says: 1t il NOW positive1y ascertalned that I
portion Of Ewen's corps has been dispatched
from GordouETille by rail to resist the I'd
| ysrcc Of BurBsi6e towards LT1chhurg.
The reported advance Of our forces On ths
Peninsula, to1ares Richmond, il Of course
fslsc.
It should be borne IN mind that Burnsid
hes large force Of mounted infantry engage
in destroy Ing the main rebel railroad CON
u,unica.ion With the Southwest. No apprt
Le1ticIs arc felt for Ba1nside's safety.
, 1863-10-25
VOLUME XVII.

that you Will complete tho mlsaio7 10
Which yoc have devoted yourselyesY It will
require of you such exertions in the future as
son Lave made in tho past, and the coatiau-
ejdcration at Variance with the public sersice
as unworthy Of the holy cause In which you
yon are engaged When the wax shall
be ended The highest praise viii be due,
and be given to him who has claim
to tht service he has rendered, and the bitter
ett tclfregret rlish may hereafter hAu1t
lhe memory Of any one will be to him vho
1ca Ll'owed SIT aep!rntions TO psevsit oyrr
has asetre for tht publ: good United Us We
are III a common destiny, obedience aud cor
ois1 co operation are essential There is no
careld tnd Ie1dcr to I'll wEat ID due 10 their
Etstlon. BE WHO tows the sceds of discomfort
AID cittIust preparGs 70: ha.yeat Of s'augh-
ter and defeat TO your ga1ia2sry, energy aod
fo1ttlude; ytu HOWE this harmony etsh due
tuboIdination and cheerful support Of lawfal
authority. l fendly hope tLat this feroclous
wat, go upjuetly wsgcd sga1utt our country.
may soon end. and, with tbs blessing Of
peace. you may be restored to your homes
Fhsr p aae hs on sds
protection 10 battle, +nd entow you with tha
virtues which viii close pour trials in victory
complete
(sigped,1 JEFFERSON DAv1s.
President Dsvis .rTivtd here this evening,
a1G was wclcencd b5 the citize1s en- mass.
An immense crowd gsthoted II front Of the
hero. The President congratulated the peo-
pic on meeting them under Ench faTorsble
circumstances. and spoke IN glowing te.ms Of
the gal!a.ntry Of Alabama On cye:y battle field.
He ssid: If the non-coascrlpts Of Hlabsua
would gather their Guus ard 60 to the rescne,
by guarding Cou1t1ard aud other poiats,
Thereby relieving the regular soldiers who
are 1oK, from necessity, cischargi1g that
post Of drty, such blows would be dealt tha
e, cDy as he would fed It difficult to recover
from. In this WaT mos. cfec 'ive aid could
be given the gal!ent men snd officers who arc
c'uJi-g out the plAn Of the noble LoDgatreet,
| under the supervision Of the heroic
Drsg. In t1lis way The peoplc were
| confident that Eosccrans could be
CRASHED 10 d1st. 1t was Only by force OF arms
that the TaIkees could Ia bsough: to reascn,
md their llaas forever snbjugAtcl aud dc.
feated. Self reaiance and eassgy was nov
| orr cnlr duty, and We ehould not look to Ed
| rope for lid, fer such Is net to be expected
nuw. onr only alternative Was to sustain ou1-
sclyes With renewed energy =ad determine
ton, and little more sacrifice upon the
2art ct The people, aid the President firmly
believed 1hAt next spring would ses the in.
sader driven from our borders. lnd tlen the
| fs.mere, who art now refugees, could return
to their families and pursue their business IN
disturbed as heretofore. In fact, he believed
that the defeat Ct Rasecrsns would practical
/ Jy eaG tie var.
, 1863-10-25
THE NEW CALL FOR TROOPS
Proclamation by Gov.
Yates.
AN ELOQUENT APPEAL TO
THE PEOPLE OF ILLINOIS.
Illinois Called upon for her
Quota Of Volunteers.
Especial Dispatch 10 the Chiesgo Tribnts.l
STATE OF ILLINOIS, ]
ExEcuxlYE UErADrEBHy Z

STATE OF ILLINOIS,
EXECUTIVE DErANTKK
srn1HorzEIp. October ~, 1868.
70 tho People Of uljuois;
Ihe President of the United States, bY his
Proclamation Of the Eth inst. ) hiss called for
three hunGrsd Thousand mort volnnteers, for
three years or during the war, {not to excsed
three years,) to b. enlisted in companies and
regiments no1o in the .1feld. H6 h.s c,lled upon
the Governors Of the dlf::rcnt States, and nll
tic good ard loyal; people thereof. and IL.
yokes thsm to lend their ehserfal, willing,
a1o effective sit,,"an Ia. pursuance Of the
powers vested in him By Law, he has declared
tlat in those States which shall not furnish
their respective quota BY the 9Th day Of JAuu-
srY next, draft shall on that day be msdc to
make up the dehclc1cy-
Though teeirg In the pas: or future little
to discourage, but much to encourage me,
I fully admit the necessity Which at tlLs time
eleer1a1ly endorse the measures which It con-
ia us. It proves the existence Of an unchaage.
ab1s policy to prosecute the war TO q euccess.
foi termination, and In providing the best
means Of doing It By filing up the thInned
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this State, the present system Of recrui.fog,
and probable number to be raised by tue
s.,s, - ~ ,.enas 49, fs..s 49, 4 ss,...e. cs-a ~ -
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your eco'Hon cutles' an psouo taat
rsse lever Haoe 1hese appee's II 'aan. Lively
CAL 1oE troops nss met WIN enee'1o4 aao
quick response be1:es' bfasef' more uasea-
isa aAn ratno1le eolalefs tnaa ours never
earned Inc oan1era o1 1nele country INTO con
t'ct on e'ess oasue neia. tnes nave nus
f5ssed thels aesolaon 70 1ne!t county, 1neaf
p1'de Ct tneir sta1e' anu 1nels as.acnmens TO
nomes WHICH, lucy Mo oeienau. Anei, :,
Pa',en' eanu1hnce, .aen uoto.e -ofe1'uae ! .lao
ea1ns sa1of' Ae NV p4aat' Va s's1s ,o'soe'
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, 1863-10-25
TIE UNITED STATES SANITARY
CQmMISSION.

-
CQNIm1SSKONs
We understand that q parag raph relating
to the affairs Of the Chicago Sanitary
Commission, which appeared in our issue
of the Esd, is liable to nisapprehension.
We have since learned that the ladies
there referred to, Mrs. Hoge and Mns. Liv-
crmore, haye received tor their services
only compensation sufficient to cover the
expense to which they are necessarily
subject in leaving their ordinary business
for that Of the Commission, and that com
rensation, as stated, comes from the pa
rent society at Washington. For year,
they worked for nothing, and bore their
own expenses it is not ten months
since they have boon paid anything.
Ethese ladies are not elected members o1
the Commission, they are de Jaeto mem
bers, and have By their energy, devotion
and ability, actually more than sextuplee
tie receipts Of the Commission, and it
power Of doing good.
We also learn that the Chicago Sanitary
Commission has in its employ lady agent
in other parts Of the country, whose com
pensation is like that received By the CHI
Ca % ladies-and it is to these wise arrange
N .nts that the Commission owes much o
it, efficiency.
, 1863-10-25

LOUISVILLE, Oct. ~ Thomas J. Clay,
youngest eon Of Col Henry Clay Of Buena
Vi.ta fame, died on the 18th, at Atlanta, Of
congeetiye fsrer. He 6as Inspector On Buck
ner's staff.
It is reported that the rebels burned two
trains, principally forage, between Murffees.
ward, small party Of guerilla cavalry enter
ed Danyil1e ut daybreak, and destroyed tha
Government stores there, and probably de-
camped simultaneously. Another party en-
tered Harrodsburg and stole al the horses
they could.
10 O'CLOCK, z, M.-The Nashville train has
Just arrived, and Majsr Gen. .Rosecrans Is
among the passengers. The train Was delay
ed four hours in consequence Of the down
train running off the track near Elizabeth
town this morning.
, 1863-10-25
FROM MEAPH!S AND BEL L0W.
LITE NETS FROM NEW Or
LEANS AND TEXTS.
UNION VICTORY ON THE BIG
BLACK.

[Specil Dispatch to the Chleaso Tribune.l
CAtno, Oct Fl, 1865.
The arrival Of the steamer John q. Dickey.
Capt. Dan Nusselman, brings us Memphia
dates Of the ed afternoon. 4 letter from
Corinth to the Bulletin Of the 18th, glEes some
interesting items concerning our forces in
that vicinity. Corinth has again assumed
lively martial aspect. The conquering boys
from Vicksburg are there.
The Memphis and Charleston Rsilroad is
completed and In running order from Corinth
toBear Greek.
Gen. Sherman and staff have depaated for
tie front. Little fighting as yet, but there
are indications that active operations arc
about to commence.
Brig. Gen. Ripley, Chief Of Ordnance. has
paid Corinth visit.
Gen. Dodge has returned md assumed
command Of The left wing Of the 10th army
corps;
suit Of the rebels from Lagrange, Is expected
back on the 10Th. -
The Sd Michigan cavalry returned On the
18th from a long and successful scout.
The 18th Ohio cavalry, lately stationed at
Memnh{s. mora reeent1r at Carnn Davis. m
ortno.t ~ ro~}rth b,ro baer ssot ~ +,a
fron+ 1;ert ri Ha,+h ia IN conc,rond of
the forc.
pnrke,s sh,nshooters are armfno tb,m,
~s1ves a. +ha,r 60 a.nonsa --,,t ua,r,,s
natent r,fe s,r ~shooter Tbav ,ra soon
r. he ,nonntea far th- Dn,no,e ~ .st,no =.
sccrte
csnt n Doad, s1st min h,s ham nm,
noted tn the 1Iaior.hfn ~ lat i,.b,ma c.v.
dr. ri, sorncer comm,nd1nr
! nnnher of parmo.ter. ve11 ,unn1,.d
| w;th fn1a. hsve ,a.e1v rr,5. the,r arre,r,
,nce ~ ~ the ~ ANAL Satisfaction If tle ri.
49," g. ~ ~ +ha-e.na dn11s-s vo,+,,
~ rood. ,1,oxed mr. month have been
hroueht "a t.or,nth for ale.
The st,t. election n,tsed off on1.t1v IN
, 1863-10-25
Union Meeting In Maryland.

CN10u meet1nS IN d48Ty1dHu.
BALTIMORE, October PA large meeting
of unconditional Union men was held at East
ern, Talbot county, yesterday. Addresses
were made by Hon VIM. D. Kelly, Of Phlla~
delphia; Henry Winter Davis, and Col. Cres-
well. Judge Kelly announced himself to the
crowd Of shareholders as = e Black Republican
from Pennsylvania" Jet his speech was re'
ceived with spp1suse. This Is the fret in.
stance of Republican Congressman speaking
in the slage region Of Maryland, and Judge
KellY's reception was most striking and
erthns:safic.
, 1863-10-25
FROM WASHINGTON.
INTERESTING NEWS FROM
THE SOUTH,
Spccch of JEFF. Davis to the Rebel
Troops.

From ons ReGu'a: Correspondent
WASHINGTON. oct" 70, 1853
The Atlanta (Ga) .4p1paI OF the 18th, has
1etterfno,n tefore Cbattapoopa. dsted the 1lth.
s..,.,- -s.,. - ~ ~. t ~. ..,.>., ..,,.
~eoe4o'as tn4' " LOWE ~ .ne teoos e"u'.
It tayt that he WIS accompanied by General
BrarF, He nrccecGed to visit the CAMPS and
7,.1eso+ +ha- -o-,-e 1Ea e,,. 7,,ot,nn - 4ho,.
4uFiee1 %ne "o1As' AAe Aae 4oeA'1oa u "noao
zffotded the President m excellent opportu.
cltv for seeing those Of The enemy aIso. and
za..h,,,+aa o. tnts-as+ =, .1,.., .,s .,,~
1e eAntoHeo a. ~ IT, - .ae''' auo anP3
gratlfed his curiosity Tbs troops were form-
ed In line along the works, aud ~ he passed
.,onr the tron, h, va rece,vea xft,, cheer
@aous w 4o41' 1o "Ho 4ee1eu "AIn sass.
sn!ef cheef " our enihnalaeuc and conhoens
veterans. At every available point the eager
c:o1ds Of the enemy were visible scanning
@he moven ents In orr 1i,a. hot m gnna
.hs "oVeneuts N on nnee, on1 no suns
"etc hrcd, though they could easily haSe~
reached with their shells the brilliant cayal-
ca6e that followed the President, The troop.
e.a la .s,aa sha;- ~,,,,,,h ..,a -,rroa ,.,a.-.
AAu - @o'1e -As1 "oue 4aN A~oe aPps-
ance WHICH 50 many o1 toem eeem 10 1ako
pride in, and their stately forms, FURNISHED
arms. and seryiceab1a eouIunaents show TINT
t.- 80, t.s.- ~. .+,.-.d ~
ne a0 s4! ta' non. ooaAe .As as~4 'eN Wv
people which the Yankees fa1n1y Imagine us
to be, President Davis made the entire cir
emit Of the rebel lines.
, 1863-10-25
Ut)itoeo Uribu11e.
SUNDAY, OCTOBER rs, 1868.
THE NEWB,

The proclamation Of the Governor o.
Illinois, which We print in full, appealing
TO the loyal men OF Illinois to fill up the
quota Of the Et1te by volunteering, will
commend itself to every man who has the
good Of the county ut heart. GOV. Yates
has spoken many true and brave words
since tile outbreak Of this infamous rebel
lion, but none braver and truer than these
IN which he speaks TO al1 the people Of
Illinois. We invoke the loyal mca Of Chi
cago to respond to the appeal, and to COM
1ncncc without delay upon the work Of re-
cruiting volunteers to fill the ranks Of our
decimated regiments in tho field. The
emincnt1y practical suggestions Of the
Governor afford the means; it only needs
hearty cooperation upon the part Of the.
people 10 make it a thorough and immedi-
..te SUCCESS.
Tic news from Charleston is of the old
s.ereotyl'ed character, andwe are again
informed that our batteries are almost
ready to open On the nest Of treason.
"Fqy swift around ye wheels Of tine and
bring the welcome day."
The cEicia1 returns from Penpsylyania
place Gov. curtin's majority at 1858.
There is nothing new from the Army Of
The Potomac, All is quiet along its banks
Mcadc's whereabouts are unknown. Lee
is supposed to be On the retreat, a part Of
Lis forces reinforcing Bragg, and the 9th
er Part On the road to intercept Bu1nside's
raid.
Our dispatches from New Orleans and
Memphis arc very interesting, and furnish
q detailed budget Of news from those 10
calities and their yici1itics. Banks is ad.
vancing rapidly into the heart Of Texas,
with little opposition, and Mcpherson has
defeated the rebels On the Big Black.
The Copperbeads Of Illinois and New
York find their parallel in the Copper.
heads Of New jersey. 1t only needs q
few more outrsgcs upon the pazt O. these
m;scrcants to convert New Jersey thor
oughly to the Union cause.
Upon the inside Of this i-sue will be found
the Presidents reply to the Missouri Dele
cation, his letter Of instructions to General
Schofeld, and the address Of Hon. c. D.
Drake, Chairman Of the Delegation, to the
Missouri radicals They form anfmport-
mt chapter in the history Of the war, and
will give the render clear insight into
the Missouri troubles.
, 1863-10-25

OTTAWA, ILL.,, Oct. 24.-1n consequence of
the Illness OF Judge Cation. he has not been
able to reply to number OF letters that have
accumulated during the last two weeks In
regard to cases now before the Supreme
Court. It is not probable that the Judge
Till be able to attend to any business for !
week to come.
, 1863-10-25
TI,n Nar.nff in New Jersey,

TnEsros. N. j., Oct. 2.-The DRAFT in this
state, vhici was ordered for the goth inst, ts
postponed to JANUARY next. The Whole o.
part may ba made up IN the meantime oy
vn1nrteeffDE.
, 1863-10-25

The Grand Jurors Aforesaid, chosen, selected
ant sworn in AID for tho said city Of Chicago, in
name and By authority Of The people of tic s.ate
Of Illinois, nponthcir oaths further present that
Netemtah Hodge, Aforesaid, Into Of said city,
Year Of Our Lord, one thoneAud, elgds h1n-
Dr.. d AZ d el1ty:two. in said city OF Chicago, in
the eornty and stste aforesaid, with certain bor
upon one Stephen Il: Whippie in the peace Of the
said people, then and there being, ~fal]y, fcl.
1on'ousay, and of his malice aforethoaght, did
make an a"sanlt with an intent-him the said
Stephen II. Nhfpple, then and there unlaWful1y,
frlouiously. and Of lis malice aforethought
kill and mnrder, tho said box then and there
being flied with guupowder and other
dtacIy substance, and the said box then and there
b. Ing dcad}y weapon, and commonly called an
Internal machine, contrary to the Statute, and
against the pr ace and dignity Of the s2me-Paople
Of the State Of Ilinota.
los KNOX Statera AttnrreY
, 1863-10-25

Comprehend OutraEes In New
Jersey.
NEWARK, N. j. Oct 2f.-Whi1e Mr.. A. J.
Rogers Of Sussex county, was addressing q
missiles were thrown In from the onfaide -
air. Rogers reto.tel In loud and severe 1an-
guage. Soon after the building was set On
lire and entirely destroyed with IN adjoining
stable containing seventeen horses, two oi
which belonged to Ar. Rogers. Total loss
100000.
, 1863-10-25
official Returns from pennBvI.
YnN{a

PHILADELPHIA Oct ga Harrisburg
!. snecial to the B,.lletin states that all the
counties have been heard from officially.
Gov, Curtiu's natorlty ls 15,35e.
, 1863-10-25

The Grand Jurors aforesaid, choaen, selected
ard sworn IN and for the CITY of Chlcsso. IN the
oatbs further present that Nehemiah uoa,o afose-
said, late Of tald city on the tenth day OF Decl-
her N the yehr of Our Lo.l one Thousand eight
hundred aut .si1tytwo, IN the said City Of Chicago
IL the County aud State Aforesaid, with certain
box o[ the length Of about eighteen inches and Of
the Nf1th OF about et1 inches which eaid boz then
and there contained q largo quantity Of gunpowdcs
AID other deadly Eubstance, and which said box
was then end the.c deadly weapon and common
~ called an infe1unl machine, upon ons Stephen
II. WhIpple In the peace Of the said city then and
there being, uDIawful1Y, telouiously aud OF hta
malice aforethoneht, did make an assault
with intent bin the said Stephen II. Wh;pp!e
Of hi:ma1lc aforethought to kill and u:der,
the said internal machine then and there being
deadly weapon, contrary to the statute andagainst
the pence aud dignity Of the same people Of the
State of DliuIo1s.
, 1863-10-25

In sbIs c.ty oE the 18th toet R.v Eddy 2 2,
paklEL HASGE aud MiYb HAtsT8A +. 90 G1.C.
Ill OF Cook Eouisy.
Or ED~

Died.
II th!a city, October sd II. pGc4ISG, 1stSa m..1-
tcv Q, hA1tef{ A. ChtcR1o Ari1sry
Friend are invite - &tt%1d hts funeral st No II
Dearborn atrecs. McrdsY Oct esth. st O'CLOCK Il.