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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-12-22
REAL ESTATE.
1s',,Ss HOUS ELS
I!s FOR RENT.

Brick Honse Market street beiweon sth and sh, MOI
sli, $3.50 70.
Frame llou,e in Meehanlc street below Lombard ST.,
No. 81, SIS %
itek ouse and lot on Lord street. third door from
Railroad. No Us, 500 70,
BfcA House LORD street Second door from Railroad
So co.
Frame Iuusa corner of Church Taylor Streets $bj 0O
do do on Taylor street Attaining the above 50 10.
Eva Brick l0nres Of 18th street Fine Nus 6Ol
h03 6o5 t1l aud 900. each 500 w.
Five Brick Houses on 10th street near Lombard Nos.
6Oi. do5, bU7 500 and II I, each 800 90.
twD Frame Houses on Riddles Inno first from Stone
Tavern, each StnO CO.
Frame House adjoining the alley 30 from tavern $50 90
-Four Frame Houses adjoining the above each So 90
Trick ii'use on lombard street between hcCGulluy
aud l-ii trests, sou ~.
Bries HOUSE S. " Of frlnt and Thorn sire It's
$N6 10,
brtk udse on Fatut street shove Second street, No
10, SO "a.
Small Brink ON Grange street between Third and Fourth
streets $50 no.
Ice lituse yard on 18th street btween Market aud
Orange htists,
Two Frame Houses 18th and Elizabeth Streets each
gar 60.
Brirs lfotse lureh street between Eighth aud
Ninth streats, sSl 60
Brick Hnnse, M lsis King sreot between lsh aud
l4tli streets Sl0u %,
Brick louas, Taylor between Locust and Builouwood
$40 90
i,titA Rouse Market street between 18th and l4th
tlrees, i0O 90
BrltR stable 18th street between Market and Orange
streets, S65 10
Bri'; hunss 9Th street Ov,ween Pine and Spruce
Brick House, well finished, with 10 acres OF
land, and brick stalls, Wilmington, $3.50 90.
lispse snd premises at the =. h. conner 0f Market
and WaHr Streets, in the tenutoof Jnnea H. Cox and
Wan. T. Carr, PpssstAiOn on the 18th Of March nex1
Apply WILLIAM McCAuLLEY
irh25. Geo Market st. " mint tom Dol
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-12-22

Eli Wilson Banlywiue Id James Deapain, Chri-ti.
ana Hdi jtiaes Nenh samuel Barr ". .. stntsenbuf,
Creek Id john +, Williamson Waite clay Greek i'd
George Janyisr New Cattle Hi Quits L. Esol, Pen.
cader Hal john Z Clark, lei loa lld., WIN. Temple,
smytuai james H. Bu;nhn4, 81 Georges lti.; Charlie.
I. leming Peter Cusey, Mlnfd Henry Todd, Dover
Charles Iunuell, Georgetown.
AULN fSAs Well lor retsviug arpl cations ilsnr.
6ice a. dues ID u hsrs
Eli Wilson, Brandy sne lid Robert licCahe Mill
Greek Id; .lanle, belHplain Chrstiana lid; John T.
Niamsoa, white clay Creek lId, Curtis 4. Ellison,
Ieneeper IA k-l Lion st. Georges and poiuinlmu
iiundreds; J"eph tirilh, smyrna; james Crlppcn,
New Castle hi; ChArls 4. Fleming, Milford. Charles
Tunnel. u, nrsc own. Henry TODD, Dover.
Communications general business addressed to the
ion.
S3 ROBERT MocABE 81. D.. Secretary.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-12-22
4. GARRETT,
DAGUERREOTYPISg
No. Sc Market Street,
WILMINGTON, DEL


NOIICE.
THOSE in want of yer riates WAR. such gs lee
4 Pitchers, silver lsied Tea sells Silver Fitted C,sr.
SILVER Plated Porksand Spoons, 6c, Sc VIII 10 well n
examine the stock just received ani p- sf q Nv ly
TiUS. Y. De NOhMANrtE
az 81 Market street.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-12-22
Fruit and Ornamental Treea.

TlG su,nciher for SAFE &c MS nursrries IN tanJy-
i wine Village, d lArpe aud well assorted lut Of It.
healthy and well grown
Fruit and ornamental Trees.
SMALL fEu'r VlNHS AND ,itRunS. which he oief.
extri siz-.
sS- office noar l"lisa'e rulaiclpia 1nrnnis,.
uruefs VIII receive munp T'irut IT addressed tu
EbhANp TATNALL,Jr,
iraulywme Nursere=,
NJ Nm Imnlum IL
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-12-22
sAPoNIFIER! sApONIFIDR.

THE FAMILY SOAP MAKER.
AZ Kitchen GreAe he made in to gnod Nv psin
SArNNifIEkl ~ using
DIRECTIONS ACCOMPANYING EACH BOX
DAP Is as easily made with it, as making Gun of rof
r. MANuFACruRED ONLY by THE PArENfRES@
ri. SALT MANUFA CTURING COMPANY
No. 1877 Walnut, Street Philadelphia.
, 1863-11-22
FROM: TEXAS.
Gen, Banks Occupies Brownsville
Revolutions and Counter Rey-
olutlona in Matamoras.

New YoEH, Nov, o1.-Ths rhu,. E.4 or
leans co,rear ondeat says Gen, B.nk. ,n,ersl
Bsownasllle ON The s.h win .ro.u 49,.
The rebels Ind burned IN, o,a 11ri,sd st..s. s'
barracks there md lar-r amount ~ % ~, e n.,..s
aud past o, The touas Thrr n,nn;,s1s.I -;
thry ronla AND aaa.on ~. ~ ~
pects .ra rood Int RAM. na.a. - N. N opo p,os.
10 M, ,o.at.oan. ~ IVY" ot
fasorsb:a TO the Union. 1 :. :
The Mexican Cener,1 cs,,, -;
rt,u,ree =, n1n-,s,.,. ~ :. S,oAs, ~ "n' "as
tousee ~ o!oWuss'aes on The oh was called
upon BY tie civil authorities to organize The
citizens to arrest the D1unler,nr of thc r.h..,,
ard mt nu. ,hn co-r.,-..t,s 'e0s'e'
$500 ~ 80. Nv n- ee"eua. .a1ses INC ca
asaee oi esr. Banks, ho With his force al
vanced 10 Aatamoras and drove out E,iz uho
was favorable 10 ps. n,d. t,rrht ,.,.,s, W." ~
p,n~n.-u1. s a1H soasa. 3etuge III
l%E. The fpffoyfnp day r.h.. ~. .tk.x..
, 1863-11-22

he EMrcror@aSrceclt- Opening OF tho
ShAnabcr~..The Emperor Rtzllru7s
his Neutrality. "

| FAais, NOV. u, lRa3.
Yesterday The Emperor delivered his aax-
lousy locked fvr speech 1t the opeainz of
The Chambers. and tho puhila Arc naturally
ahtoibed 10 dsy IN is con opsllcrxtton. BF gen.
eral consent the ppeech "a colorless sud mean.
I: ipRites-the Mountain has given birth 10 a
u,ouse. ~ ",.
American question 10 refer to It At all. As \
po,itlcai question Il 70 longer occupies his
astontion- The faet Is, caf1catusc publish
eli BY tie C3.ayfra7i thls tnornipE, exactly
! srUb up tht situation. In the background
National and Corfede.ste n1e fighting; In
the foreground etAnds Europe, turning her
!" 1ou tire me NTH ycnr wa-; am going to
have you, please send mo no mora bulle.
tirs."
On the Mexican question bis Majesty
th.ows no light. We s1rcady knew ths: he
was ti1IrE. 70 get A.zimilllan- on the uev
throne, and this speech docs not tell rs by
what mcans be hopes to obtain that result,
nor what art tho chances Of his ohta3ulnr II.
But tic Emperor dtes himself Justice In
absndcoiEE In this connection the farce Of
that tAis expedition, - 'commencod to avrago
our bt nor, viii terminate By the triumph Of
our intcrt tte-"
On tho question Of Poland, his lf,jssty re-
sorts 10 tie mficsablt sub.tzfuge OF waving
b. fore peoples eyes An European Cougtess.
This European Cong1ess ia al times psst hAs
been tho hobby Of Ill diplomats who d!d not
Know Whist else 70 s.y; and one would have
supposed TINT Napoleon, Il for notnluR else
shan the ytndicattou Of his Widespread repr.
tataou for srttiAttvc, Hon1d haye fonud better
clsak for tho enessrssnents Of h!s po.!aon
The only salfcnt. the only pointed, the only
Logical par.s1ara In the speech il TINT which
demands the nisegatiou OF tbs treaties of
ISIS. These treaties have heen torn and
, 1863-11-22
FROM ST. PAUL.

Especial Dispatch to Tho Chicago Tribare.,
:: 81. PApt, Sov. ii. 1as1.
=: Tie City Council passed . resolution last
evening, by which the city Of St, pau1
pled9ssitself that when the Lake Superior aud
Mississippi Railroad Company hall have CON !.
paeIfd railroad ftom St. raua to Superior,
on tie most direct ard prartlcable 1op,e
within this State, with the carr runp3n7
thereon. to tssue It's bonds to aald conpauy
for s155o.o at slx per cent. htsrrst, and r.
dcenAb'e At 20, Is aud 50 years from lie date
Thereof, provided that the said railroad .b,11
BE- completed, with the ears running thereon
III rvs years, and that twenty miles Of said
railroad cha11 be graded In two years. ana
thse ths resolution shall be approved bv she
Legislature, snd rnsif,es. BY vote Of the neo.
PIE Of the city, "a there Is no doubt Of ,,s III.
ptoysl and ratification. Tic action will M.
oouotedlg tecnrefthe building Of the.ro.a +,
Superior, and at tho same time necuro tho fu.
'u'c nrofrerity OF st. Paul. Tho route pro.
posed Is 140 miles in length.
, 1863-11-22
FROM THE, ARMY OF THE
POTOMAC, " !,
TIE rSlaE CAyALsY II LEks BEAR.

wAEINCToS, NoY. n, fake
The Army nf fhe potnm,, T. ..,iI .s'
eonthx,ra 7, oc,r,,t.. 49,. - e<,4 1ues9a
~ oseaPses aaaoieoa CouzthouA
to-oay, which looks very much like a lAnI
Increment Ponloons weEt down Last ntrht
Our cayaltv h.s a7re>d. T. !. 49,, -. - y.
-, - ~ - oa1". Eos III WI
-" .. uen' Lees forces. No doubts an
felf IN the mlods Of Ia ntrllteent men "a In fhf
result -f an eu9acem.n4 h., v.an N.:5s
r.. ~ ssn "eauc ana
- ..,-.,. .,# -.
inefe WAS anxiety reapcz.lGg Burnside at
, 1863-11-22

F. rumor comes from Louisville thu
F.. Grant is filling back from Ca.,,a
tesa- The only probable cause which
f'h' imrel him to do this thug Ia ,ht
t1ser nlas threatens Hu1nsi:.,, and Grants
flsic1ion that Knoxville must be given
/: but We haze word from Knoxville, by
wsy OF New York and Washington
}a Durassda's position is assured and
Fl 1t teannos be forced. One or tho Other
| these stories Is fslse, else Grant hss
n mis'ea By the. reports Of his scouts.
r. possible, however, that his right wing
+ been 50 striously threatened by Tue
ttl force lately in the nsiehbothood Of
seunbla, that he has been compelled 10
Pfosrale TO save bls Communications
II his rear. Bu: this Is purely cogjec~
taL ~! !. =, !
p the backward movement has COM
nccd, the next ten days will he fall Of
((oEer to cur cause. No man can tel
In tar the retreat may be necessary; but
may ae saTc, il the rebels have got our
FEon a irot homexard, that they will not
Ei'e ss'er Efforts to make them spend the
Fater on the Ohio. A d.y or two more
III put the country in possession Of the
j Is Of the Situation, and then VIC shall
better able 10 see w,1a, will be the enJ
,l.t which Eow ha. nj ugly look,
, 1863-11-22
TIE KECONsT1sUCTr0v
= ~" : THEORIES.
Reported Policy or the President


NEW TeKx, Noy. al,-Thc New yors TIN
u1ss Washington special sa5s: :.
1he attention Of Iha President and mors
rsonl1sn: teembers Of the c.biact. and othas
Tie coa.i3eSa'iaa OF the im ;ioftart ouessinns ~
eonnccted Hlth thu 1scts1 to the Union Of t6o
tsuant southern Ssatus, soresaf of which uu4v
toon ee knocking a: The door. tbs prccxe
sa.' ssassse 70 oe adopted IL not yet 1eter.ainad.
p; PIT % ID himself engaged In maturlog rrae,
tseal plan by which 10 secure reun!on upon
the only Practicable bA*is-tle blsis or free.
com aod equality before the l.w-for all The
recent utteraucts Of thu PrestdGut, and in.
st,act!ons to rectrtly commissioned repre-
tenta1ises OF the Government In districts Of
int south row In our possession, leaya no
aeoet That the policy Of the Ad,nln.styatiou,
70 permit noIc Of tie ragrant States 10 CONC
oaeK With slave constitution, Is GscJ- Tha
isetsnt at.eusslcn Tnlate, to tha uays nnd
faeans OF edect.rg this result
, 1863-11-22
:. 1Autoef % Rrpe,v-ClcvxIau5u moi

4ne Murder ct Drpe,v-Cfcx.y,r,, =, =,
= The Murderer Nv
soae u:ae ago;we published On the autsa,,t,
otshe Acn A:bor papcz, aa se:ount Of H. mn -,
W nj: pepew. Ut chelsca, snd also spnon,c., ~
AHess oia nas named Cleveland, 4 a.4v,tc T. ~
-. 1 regiment ot Michigan Sks;pshoote,.. "a, - =
" LELAND writes TO tho Dos.oit Ytksxnr ~, -.
~ ~ PsepaFcd to psuTe an a!l3i, His com,,nn,Is
aon speaks for it4elf. ofcoufye tbs ot,,r,~. =,
3o.aea VII zee to 1t that tho srg;e.t,oo ~ ~, ~
/ esAaaa u acted upon without deIay.
L. eAar noratAs, CHICAGO. Ill, Nov, II, IN,
v,,',. tsAs EptfoEs:-t tottca by 4 p1raur,,h :,
Go.psay @ ~ ~ aah;yr!n aas'y B. pa1.te:a
eamT inea for tsl for iss laoricf of H. nsoen oesn
~ =. SSaeaea. This murder w4a a,ln,esi - Ie~r.
tsshss O. q about tho 19a ~ OF srs
Hmsnt. aNo. nas to ~ that ths;e il I-tn - ~
Ge+es'and ssat eas 13 saeald s!sas
5at sns ,o,i ana nsses va out ofc.mp to ni.s
xaa arrested. On tho d.y~ y the 1ae e,,9y ~ he
IN tsea 1is the cnafd hookz Of thls eaap shos
alSt.on; aaa poss = ca cFs.a Ia RIst se d
msn NEo VIII ewear th:t Cferejsod ~ ~ "a ~
Nv. ION ssMp haH t1y during tho uuo sboro
IL dsteeSivts 1n9 5 rsas IT. "a b.aseh. ms BY
ws1u stated 10 them. s.' ana 2. a. tasas tets
"a pdn mts1s n1seF TT po;iee shoald bs EiTss
rs!e 70 Am Asbor to fi7e C,sSsisna y
ia's has neastng Ther confessed 10 nj tai thc2
~ ao laGa = th Csfea1d was eulty, but II VII
y haue: They were Il drat Io:f," snd Il %.a
4 nneetaea.y 70 harc sh!s man before thp1 ean,d -
,,!et sea murdares. Th-J did not kc;p thsir
- ~ y ~ 1tfpeet- AID It seamA now u II thnT
Mese t ,oeEs1ntns9 to manufacture I corFirttn1 ~
IteseA1d to eEtRhltsh dstectire reputation m
.@t .atsmss:ve5 WhatGvss Clarc1ands previous caar-
~ .aAy nHSe bee0. have no hesitation in aav
y InK thas DC Is not guilty nf The efin Of uards.
: : n Poseloo los ota,ers and soldiers npou du,y
,ass ano atstnd courts IA wtsntss.s and Ihsys
asta te1s public statement to tho end ti,xt ths |
'sopes stxsl cfaerss and a:,orncyn 4Y cnllcrt ina
s.aenee wate Nis M!th!n reach, and ssva an In.
Ieeeht men from suffering unjustly, 4A
:. a.; ChAAtCs '. DtLAsp,
, - E0Ioacl Michigan ShatnshN,t.ex
, 1863-11-22

9 Special Dtzpateh to tbs Chicago Tribunal
CAnso. Nov. u, 1868.
Memphis papsrs of the 1913, received pes
steamer Liberty No. 9. contain little nc va from
any sources. One Of our wagon trains was
captured, IS miles from Little Rock. by enc.
'1sas- Tbs train was en- route tor Benton. !
Federal ou.post- The Coa1edorates took
what they wanted, packed 1t on their mules,
a1a then tkedadd!ed Gen. Steele seat word
- MA.:aaduke, stating he didn't much care
for their csp.crs, but If he caught any Of hi.
men with any Of lie captured uniforms On.
he rou]d hang them. s5't
Orc hundred and forty. three pslav. ara took
The oath Of allegiance In Nashville daring :he
week ending Thursday. - =
Nal. Gen. John 4. Logan and stat len tho
ciiT ,thls morning, TO take command Of tie
18th srrny corps at Chattanooga - ~
Tie home Euard corpa of Memphis has re-
ce'ved decided impetus by thu p.onu,es:
ton Of Gen. Huslbats Order No. 157., Every
body Ia anxious to become soldier.
Nothing later from Little Rock or vicks.
, 1863-11-22

th.a i,ltotnee I'll: "No, outstanding -sou,
4of1 dtssidehces | can only A2pl4ud Ihs re
sult of Tho elecdbns." The 'tbnxsltxfios,ne
s,s Az Ma}cs.y'a speech Tnl h.ye an ia
Esi'er 1tfared to this extract it vii b sisa,n
ue truth. Only the echo viii aA tran,f,fnr
Cd Into ~ immense 1.ush.
LIS Majesty ditd xlso: "You have III taken
uom no Tho ts.ne oath; it a.surea ne Of
your auppost." I,ae the leaders Of the odd
| RAftits among Tho aew De2utieA-Heesrs.
beE1yer, Asrta, aud Thlcrs, and othesa, rtfo
| not present, 30 That this part of the sntneh
piepated before l4ud, did not bit Tho sa1o ii
~ 80 aimed as, aad therefore lest III effect.
me Aotept members will take oath toby ut
tle bar Of tbs Chamber, and thus hif H,fsx.y
WI hars been cheated out Of I'll, vsrT inaii
srumHh. In more remote pesio DDS gentlemen
el hnch tecslcItrant turn Of MUD would not
aaFe escaped the veugeaacs Of tho tm2cTiI
tMsath. but bis M'tes.y is s's&:1.fied With
Lne nsalt Of the recent e1ec,iao,'s and neeu
H. H. sns.n snss 70 etas1 uete ANAL maneayrts Of
A. q whole the tpeech Of the Emperor cro-
a!ea no new poslliou which rc:d iptsrest TIM
Utited Siatet. Tde dcctrica of uo1.inter.
7vealia1 nd Of strict neutrality Is to-day, Is
n.n ~ n1 M"ale heen. the doct11ne Of the 1oy-
aanent, andts i Will be to the cud Of tho
Tsr., As regards Mexico the Goysrninant "a
s,eekipg to Eet rtd of bad bargain = cLsap.
y and ~ honorabfy hs np,athla. And the
srsseh srttSI,n aoes not engage thc Goyernmcut il
lut there Is one consideration. r7o,,,y
o4t Ct LIE general sltuation Of the rios1ant
Hnleh H.e1fa alt Jour attention ara thstis
ls: Napoleon u sseksog to rtu6N3h}6 for.
mef 1,endiy rels.ions with Rossa' Wh5fe
G1nEAna Is gradnaliy floating AwsY from her
A4aLce with France. This Is the opIninn
u Ai WHO, At h.s point, observe clo5nIy the
Gnsea OF svents, aud It is OF the utmost in.
t tA1ee tAat cuE own statesmeu ahonld
eeep Meir o5es on the rsott,.ess Of I'll, sxtrs.
: i.oiI1y Change Or front, Two months aeo
: .o!o 3ou mat tlsss transformation nad con.
EGencea, tAat Napoleon was ut the feet Of
noItGinakeii, and, ltke tho faithful &oC. ras
ra,ass tne: baud that struck hlu1. Ns-
pn41oa l*1Aaps ID not TO blame tot this. R11.
~ ~. - eas colossus Which IL tuon to govern
3.s 3oe 4esua1ca OF. the Continent, nad Sapo.
!eon looks Alone to the per2elns.Ion Of ii.
aJlssty.. It Is this that ,nolds ssss nirrs
to!n to hia policy, AID it would b. hn,s tno.e
Aloco, N.e.A uo stooa
Tho opening Of the Chamber took n,.rc
WIN uae Iauas Ifomp At the new S1lts d Eint
y Z, tne !;Suvre. The Aunamlta ;{Cnchin
snlasfo Embassy ere Fsssent, and alter thn |
seti91tAoon u the proceedings tlicv were
so.oocftd to the T1lieries, wnate.s for Tia
otst Une* tLey were rreuiycds b5 ths En-
Ee.ot. 11tsc odd-'ookinx childra4 al The
o1Ien, A2o grand sncrsss-ae cunaeltfqs.
ccueHe may state th,t In u late ntt,rtaf
1ecunenl q from Lie Fftach to the Amer.r.n
sfove fluent. tho latter IL seemed az tha ia.
senuor Of the Emperor tn continue In his
F1reent olicy OF reutfallty In 1se affa,Ts ~
Eas Tilted StAtes.- -
, 1863-11-22

sc6he ~ N McpEkes's Theatre. as re wa-. ,,t
~ ~, yafc; from the moving columns WIZ
&c 1ectA cot uear the lhfu. veal Nnse -
euf tn1sntry the latter Of conrse hid to c,.s "
~! ano iall back. Then the rths ru.hsd f,r.
ttnr my 4'1 " .ae cSnble qalcS, with loud cheers.
spa eharged atles the screaming deyils> W.
sa Eote on tneaF heets VIC gave then a vn1isv
nlat rent scores Of them btadIon0 IL ~,
ktInno 1heir ancs halted, c,,snVtt1 S,nnt NJ
nEd ~ delivered voliey afinr ID ~ ws felt hsss'
~ =, ~ means our ntantry had time to take
etsced IN clsekins ,he tarthe. aay.nes u ,fsh. ~
se1enS; Tic battle ended about h.lf.
touf o'clock r. N. Tbs lchtInp W.. s~1t ~
Sseolrg!y desperate and lie losse, yere
hessJ Oh both aidca. 'e's
DuHEg The night Gen. Meade arrived Win
dlvision TO sali back 10 tbs p1sre fWeat,a13I
sKfl, and tsko roaition on The sstlrnad;tc
gueta our ieit agalast an &pprahsnded fanr
Mostment Of the enemy to cut or our ~nm.
mtntcsnonf and ammunition traIns. hnt
astLlhR as exctM light skirmlshInr las reeu
70 TIC roar Of Tremendous bs,tie ih.t :. ~,
nE fought lew mIea to our ffont. Thn
touEdef Or tie battle was heard al Taa,
nnsusy and Iafs afternoon. 1t thasnow ~raS.1 =
10" re have aehcd 10 take pa.t in It. Wnr.s
.,a' ~ Ja.t come that the 'tehels hare been ro-
$50 bHnLSs E0Q Qf6afB arc yHcelVAd
70 mount cur heres for the pursu,t. - n A.
9oes Itt re arc cn VIC shau gise the rebels
noI eeAxe e The Rotomsc, no matssT mh.
sEx4o.1elxtc- -8E II ;ae1saA = =
And 40 1lsy did, Se1t morning b, day.
Light 1he two Illinois cav,1g regiment. com.
meneed teeetlng The robel re.r guard, e.p.
tnl1ns frsiu', taAlrg p.lsone,s. and they kent
~ NJ until the tcbel army stood Ut n.ys,
Wnll.HsIor. md Falling Waters. with It's
PACK 10 The river. In this pursuit. the.s rest-
ments captured 1000 prisoners sna 500 relt,
AsmT w1EoEs, and fought wl.a the cnemv,,
n ~ guard as every mlle Of the way. On thc
s'srss'oou Of the OH, Tie gaIlsn. otlcsr, fcom
w1ose VIC lestcr we extract, rceelvcd his death !
sound while leading his regiment II a ch..er
% n rebel e1lgsae of inf.ntsy at Williams.
port. The t'ch! At Falling Wa.er,. a fnr
lays Afterwards, w.a The lat contest OF I'm.
no'a soldiers With The .teels on the north aide
y tne Potomac, II MAS the parting kick
dser the great battle of Gettysburg to the
aniss!ng enemy. ::
, 1863-11-22
G,t)tca9e Qril,nne.
SUNDAY. NOVEMBER o. 1858.
THE NEV9.

4 1,,o ~, ,,,.o.,:
,,'s,,. @ 49, D Du ana'e'5 'e1a'Ve %
j sn,, % ", 41,e a"z' n'uas ., snA remain unfas'
49, ;.no.,., W. lave a..N 1eseifeu 10 neWe teou
.'u u.ts U'onu INC vague aSsnr'
-, ,,a no.1 "@ung 'oa lus1 ~ = we'll a
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r,.s ,'ar:a .o '.'s stae s:athTnsd, oar
,u. ". ~lul'ea ''Aaumou Count
",... :r 'an te mofe Than surprised,
,,t .hcra ~ ~ 80 na' @ dispatches 10 not re:
| ,.o,+ -, .- s tao'c coslo"afd., If The
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r,o r,-osaa, :, 1ooAs nAe Wofk ahead.
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, 1863-11-22
FROM ST. LOUIS:
isptxa1 Dispatch to the Chicago T.ibune,1
T.

: Especial D!spateh to the Chicago T.ibune.1
-: sr. Lor1s, Nov. u, fas. :
Tho Stats Senate has passed : bill repeating
tho old law prohibiting whites teaching alsyes
to read and wllte. Tho Senate on test yota
VAS tied on tho second reading Of tbs bill to
cali 6tate Convention.
Col Lindsay, who contests tho seat OF John
g. 8cott. from the % Congressional District,
etaies publicly That Scott haa .ned NTH his
hmsly to Kentucky. TO avoid the service Of
1ne notice OF the police for takIng depo.1-
FoF7y Or ffy txlles for tte South left this
afternoon. -" ~.
T~o hundred recruits for Illino.s regiments
a:1ised this morning, and go down the riysr
this cvering. They are f,nc body Of men.
The conflict relative to sans, pending be-
tween B!azt and schoaeld. will probably ltaa
to difficulty. -
, 1863-11-22

'AsrcporE or R.bel..s, belnr
In very needy circumstances, and 1t the aams
.slrne very anxious to visit Paris, filed sev-
esl rsp*rs with briekdust, and labelled
them ;" Poison tor.mon.lsur,' .for The i ~.
PLACED In his eserltiirs, knowing that lii
landlord rsa Of tbs Paul Pr order, aal fond
ot invet ttgattng bla CORES pondauce In pri.
ynto: Tho bats took; = special me4e.ser At
rived In consequence Of the inteIlt1~nre,
which Ind been fuzniahed ut cour.., and at tht
iiss'. s5penss 'ne Wit t1sveled 70 his para
on the read. Fortunately for hin be W.,
recngn gniud, nnd bis powder proved ht-mls.t
cr. Ind he been . drop. Of l.ss repute, b,
might lasst1Pia:ed - nm "a tse E,.l91t