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New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-15

TRAINS LEAVE NEW-YORK;
For w.Hsven, :, (Ex) }, ll:30I H.; 2;ls (Exh z:0
For bridgeport: ! 3 IEI) r:oo N. n:is Ex), $50
Hr) $50 $50 and p. m.
For Milford and Ssraiiord :, II 30 80 $50 p NJ
For Fairfield Soa,hpo. and We.,pou !, N:So M 3ao'
Yof Sorwai $50, Il:,o a m la:l3 (Ex). ':so tEIh
Ycr Daiien and treenwich go li:so m, $50, 40.
For stanford (E1) $50, 1850 M i,:I, (Ezh s:o
(Exl 3:5J, 40, 5SO. r. ~.
For Port Chester and intermediate stations, s3o AiV
NJ; g. 81. 4: 81, $50 $3.50
For Port Chester and New Rochelle sp. IN.
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston via Springfield m. lEr $3.50 tEx) ep M
FOR boston via Shore Line, 1915 (ET J. p m.
For Hartford and Springfield. g H. tEIl H;p, 1:%
EIl 9 p. IN. ,,,o vN
II % a. In and 2.3o ~ Northampton.
For Hartford Providence and FishAil Railroad tExb
For New Haven Eew.London and Stoninson Railroad u
Q a M, l2;l5, 2;.0. ?. m.
For Canal Railroad, l2:3 p. m. to Northampton ,,r
For Ifoustonic Railroad, 1880 70 New nf
ford Wednesdays and Saturday,, 70 Piusred
For Nagstuck Railroad. a. IN, 30 T.
For Danhury and Norwaik Railroad, a. m, $50 p m
Comnodious Sleeping Cars attached 10 p in Trains
JAMES II. HOfI Superintendent
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N1iNELAND.

NINELANU.
LAhDS-To al wanting FARMS-Large and thriving
,stlcn.ni mild and heahfu climate 80 miles south OF f
dcfna y railroad Rich coll produces large crops "h,h
be scen owing - and ace tracts at nom IL
go pcr payable within four years; good business
openings, c lschcs schools and good society. It is no" the
improving place Fast West. Hurdrcds seitlng
and building The beauty with which the pce Is laid out -
uusurparcd Lei.o snswered Papers contang repor ni
giving lu information vii b. seut free Address tHAhILo
l.. LAsDs, NiD..sna L. o., Cumberland Co., Nc.Jekey.
From Report OF Solon Robinson, AZ. Ed Tribune.
II j. Of the most offensive fertile tracts In almost
level position and suitable condition ior pleasant IA fnns tat
know Of this side of the great VI estern praines"
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r OTIS FOR MANUFACTURING PUR.

IL POSHsTr attsaton Of persons Wishing 70 start man
uiaouing is called to the facilities afforded by Elhabethpo
n j. II, only hour by boat from New fork city,
hs, water and gas coal Iron and lumber come direct from
and mills and be delivered ground without change
carriage ots situated ship goods to he"
ort West SOUTH by railroad direct from factory without
oil nyinent Money wouldbe advanced T. help build de.
sired. for particulars spply to h. Il. kELLoGo No; l59
lc1rl street. New ors, or 10 COOLEY hEiDhiIILh,
Agents Ehkabcthpor.
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lce! ano founo.

7 OST-On Friday, Sept. 4, large sole.
L j esther TKUvK covered With esnyl'' stitsd . '"
n q Keaao a.. ~ V" Any lnorms'ion Of SAID uunh "'
n. e .iyed And rewarded No W HAInons
Brooklyn, \, &.
GL HnA REWARU.-Lost, while at the
60 .VN)O u. <. AssAnt fros'gfofs oh.cs, on tbe
III Inst s2D1 IA four 800 notes rreenbact III t-of cyV
80 hny perloa returning tie same OF gi'.n
ION eading 10 tie recovery Of TIE money WI ree' We
the Al oge revafd portion thereof In Poporn 20 Ae
amount recovered hppy TO H. b. no - Aty-ne INC.
etIQ0 REWARD.-LOST OR STOLEN.
ID w Tho following Coupons o. San ffe'cDeo Chny
,sy.bl. Isi II Noyenibcr via; Twelve Coupons Tor
a. e,fa Gu, from Bonds No. G62 10, lCl7 23'5, w.
$50 Sl0 PCS LA 2bsI iOsj, lCs, one 'onp2n 10
I- Tr AS and Gve Coupons iOr - each Nos 80 2'I
2lsg 40 st4 sri'ablo reward VIII he pad y return
irg ,on OF sying Information TO JOS J. bEAC sgn w oe
having stopped All peion' -ie hssDy
cautioned against plTohssng these Coupons
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AMY myDIoAL RolHD, No 453 Broome st. kew'Yofk.
The Amy Medical Board, eonyenet ~ & &tae Z rpose
sf syanz candidates for appointment a. sohokOss ana
AsssIA ~ Uh0EON5 70 eooTed iooPs, meet daily s
No o. Broone.t Candidates ior eIoni on are requested
L p,sssa betvssn Lonss 0f md D. N
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NEW-JERSEY RAlLROAD-FOR PHIL
~ ADELPiilA and the SOUTH and WESr, via JEk:s
sEl lIIl-Mal and Express Lines leave New iork 1
and 10 a. m, T. 1880 ard ll:J9 IN. Fare 50 through
bi .gage checked rt and 10 art 20 and il;so M
for Warrington. and II ard p. "a Cog tie v est
J. ". WOoDAUFF, Assistant Superintendent. ,
No baggage will be received Tor any trains uncs- crveTso
.u vs ed IS minutes advance Of the time OF leaving
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81 VOO OHO LOAN 10 n OF on THE II: cogN IN

S2,UUU, ,WU 4g1f ~ d SHwIT1a q lIIa so!gS- -
stRlPIlONs o.. hereby invited 10 Loan 7 "O MIL
LION DOLLARS authorized ty oiaAIhce Of 10 bse 4
srverv.sos approve ~ ysyof Ausus J llS rnu'rd
IN Ordnance prosfGS for ne frocsfessi sHL.ff.iss
o,fan ej 1e Cfy aaS Cou'v u Nt'e io,~ vAo
k4ee L,en or t.ax e srsfsf fAs
l.< ,f,n d.rsg ez.aJ aaf for ott<r
The proper tooi f,s 1uoa s1Sscr1 viii % opened s' The
Infant; AID vi. epoG until le whoe 'Uni aha De
tai en. -
Treasurer q the broadway B-ns within nve day. Hos etof
Ing the ,ubtc y1nf tie amounts ssbtcDed oi ~ he1'
and Irs> their roeys ioi the faoiry 70
the Comp,foer they VII lcceife boHd oi the cotsiy or
eopsl tn.ourt. iedoentbs before sePemb-f lat
with n,eef from tie Gso o .. Tie iso oi S!A f
CENT per knnunl. - - -.. - .
CITY of Eew York Department VI finance Comp:fo..eTs
Office, Aagus. u. IStJ
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~ RAILROAD.-Trains will .sve ish st. Depot-Fer Ah
bany. ij:3D a. NJ, s-oypins al wlliansoridge Wlits
Iss bedford Croton Fa and stations north 70 oany
CONNECTING with Central add Northern Railroad for Saratoga
and al points north and west; for Croon Falls slo M
and p The p tTsin vii run Saturdays oniy 70.
turuiuz esre. Croton Falls $50 T. Mondays Fot
White Plains sl5 ard 10 a m, s.3o 4:l0 and P and
sl5 p m from Who-s,- Depot; for Wiliansondse-sis'
White Plains and Wiaabrdse trains ,.op at al stations
Fo Dover Plains p. stopping OF White Psns ana ~
Of Northern and Western trains stopPns s a.
stations from Chatham cEot0D Falls, also At BEDFORD
While Pa aims and wllaam.bgidse Dover Plains 5;+S M
stopping al station. north Of aud a, he Plains Sfoson
FA D. M White aims G:I0. !. $40 a. II 30, %;io
. IT Whi1.nsbTdse 80 anu 90 (? m Croton fsls
White Plains and Niasbridgc trains stops 81 al s,atAns
Sunday Ercuron Trans Half Fare For Croton AIS s;lo
n sorpins al al stations excep. iorkyle For Wiams'
bridge, g:l5 II 80 m tsend p NJ For Whiie tain
80 no WiliausbIidse and White Plains trains stop M ~
stuos. Returning cave he Pains 6;IO Wi.liams'
brid.e s.i- 10 p l?:.o $40 40 and m stopping
stations Croton Fails IL, stopping q a. stations
north of aad a. Wi.ilnsb ridge
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-15
Wco0ina CARDS. Sc

4 J. j. II. JOHNSTON g. cos, $50 Bowery,
"A Bfoome, Wedding and Whiting Cards ENuA' Ed
h Inc Watches, Jewoy and SILVER Waio al Io" pnces'
4 II WM. EVERDELLs SONS, lOl Fulton
N a-MFDDSD CARDS. finn Stationery. ooloied M, y,
ta .temlinr Mono 1I6is Door and Nunhef fiaes Srai
pIes-,. FLANK Book. Checks, Notes Labels @o' 'H''Ao
iAAed isl5)
AT j. FVERDELLS, No. 3r2 Broadway
"a WEDDING CARDS and NOTE PAPEhs IN elegant
y.es Also seaa and Silver Door Plates .Irsaluy cns
a'NGRAVlNG and PRINTING (half price. y
II Wedding. ~ Home, and note Pspsr No. nu,nss''
Bill Iead, porras c. ut KELLiS. No U! Fulton si, M
NUARI IES &. SHELLEY, No. Is Barclay-st.
" -Blhelds Circuars Posters Law FONTS, Cnd' &C.
CyindsI PIssswork doas ios tLs TIsdA
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6onses ano farms iDanle0.

xgrANTED-A FURNISHED HOUSE Tor
w p, anal family until Msy iSt, ioeIHl above '''h''
~ b, 81 references egcn. Rent not 70 etceea rlu' r.
a,tl Apply or addIos.J. " T., foit"sIaeht onoo' "'
c4 talet.
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Ccruordticn Noiitcs.

4
! CORPORATION NOTICE.-Department of
rcGrs.lusl notice "a hereby given tho sale Of property
according = law, fof unpaid Aeinonts on Real Estate for
opening Coutrul Park. confirmed February 1876 Will take
place Public Auction Cty Hall IN City of New
II o'clock Of st day, and be continued from day to
Gay until the whole shsi be sold The detailed statement Of
the property to be cod is published In The Com
pec!al daily newspsper printed and published In
the City OF New oik Coiaes be had application 1t
CHS oiisc BY order Il tho CeEv,ioler July = 1903
| j. la~la Iu AUGUSTUS fURDY, CLERK Of AreirA
lTHE SPECIAL COMMITTEE appointed by
Il the BOARD or SUPERNisORS to EXAMINE
CLAIMS made against the Conu;y or damages alleged TO have
been sustained by des!gcon Of hudings
fo,s wal hSd meeting the Chsuter Of the Board Of su
pcryisoIs Room No. L. City Hal on TUESDAY seT la
1855 at O'Clock 10 consider the following cas,s
Msilda Brown claim foT............ @.i -
NAY Downey. ey...........s.......,S' ~ W
OreTge = 4uttl.. sol -
frccenh LeNsr ...............s..s. I,.t9 W
NilLm hahn. 40 D.
Louis Raphael sl.......................
fEaus NJ. Chapman. ................. ~ 20
Henry q. .ttsk....................... ~ %
Henry T. Hcw wit.................... 10 ~
fctsr Aldcison .....s......s..s.... ~ .
II. SCIurllE 50 "
I.sdnald h-ya.aie ................. slk. %
W II picAsor.. r...................... ~ -
CLarcs HuEtfrann. ................... ltII ~
ii. Aefshhs sfs-E..... ....lb,SN ~
Victor hasnc cs....................... iiI1 10
C,afpls VI. he required - prove te ovn-Fair oi the
properly destroyed the IN
tie vt. 40 Of he property.
Tic asoye nlnio5 pes5ns with ,hcII winenes invited
ELIJAH r. PURDY,
IHdbsrts I4Sts gfNa'k Nwa'klsMAsy. sg.eid
SMITH ELY, IN,
OkiSOS HLrNT,
Ropkr7 Z. HuTcHisss Secretary
New lelE, osvt ID, l.5J
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-15


~ From foot OF Courtandtst-Connec. ling at Hampton
Junction with the Delaware Lsckswsnnn and Western Rail-
road and Easton with the Lehgh Valley Railroad and ts
connections forming direct live to Pittsburgh and the West
without charge OF GERS
SIZING Observation-Disclosures April 90 1865,
Leave New iork as follows:
HAFRIsBuRG ExrKEss-A 8 a m, 70, Ess,ou, Reading.
.Pottsyile, Harrisburg. Msuch Chunk, Wilsmsport.
MAIL TRAIXAt8s Ia Tor Eason Water Gap 9cranton,
Great Bend Pitfston, Bingi.amton WIkesbsre, &e.
I'm TRaiy-For Easton, Allentown Mauch Chunk, WI
Transport, Reading. Pottsvi!e, Harrisburg, &C.
$50 M.-For Eas.on, Bethlehem, Allentown and MaucA
Chunk.
$50 r. M.--For Somervle
$40 p. M.-For Somerville. -
err NJ WESTERN ExPREss-For Easton Allentown kseA
Ing Harrisburg Pittsburgh and the West Sleeping cars nom
Jersey City through 10 Pittsburgh
ExPREss TRAIN VoK HARRIsBURa-The m Express
Train from New ork arrives Harrisburg at % connect
ing East and Pennsy Central Railroad North
er Central aroad North South and with he Cumbss'
land Valley Railroad ,,
THg TsRoueH ExpsEss TRAM roR TIE WR,r letvee
New York p daily tSundays exceped) making close
connection Harrisburg with Penny Rairo oadwit9
Of Pittsburgh and but TO Cincinnati snd
Chicago. Two hours time is saved by taking this trsin
ELIHABETHPoRr NFw- YORK FERRY-Leave New. foft
from Pier No. ., North River, st $50 H. l:3o EU apa
tp.m.
Tie boat. stop Bergen Poin. and Mariners Hrbor every
trip each way. JOSIAH o. SrEAhNs, Superintendent
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NEw-YORK & NEw-HAvEN RAILROAD.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING JULY 6, 1903.
TRAINS LEAVE NEw-YoRK:

Passenger Station In New Yorx Tthst and +hsv.
Entrance 27th st-
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TJvO IET-To respectable Colored Families,
l fo,ly CoSyENlESN lPABTMENIs, with water and
was,e piPes each Ao yeI! for drying .a
~. In lie hall ways in the o 81 S aud 10 " cs,
er,r,uc. through No g hoy be occupied Aioy hP
ply 10 Messr. ROE WILSON, NO. lOo 'sncklt OF IA 'e
store no. 80 Wost Jld-a.
YryO I,ET.-A STORE on 4th Avenue front,
L and OFFICES IN the BIBLE HOUSE, Asiof Race. mp
NV a, the TreasuIer. OG5ce, lth Avenue entrance.
TWO frgt-class DWELLlNG-iiOCSE ID u
\ ,-.tia toc.,ion with all tho modern improvements
,,pIy 20 tho owner, iB tae Office, ao Altof hou'c
- s,srrp11AstDsSss
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-15

ORANGE COUNTY FARM for SALEoOne
~ Of III. beet isrms n ,he county four mile. nom oV @
with good ludings orchaIds and we'll wAteiea %
Ins,ig and hing on the Waikiki which bounds one sde'
Yuu par rtc ulals Of u. u. OLIVER Ne kssknAase
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Duiloinr Materia!s.

MICA ROOFING CO.-Dealers' and Roofing
A Materials. lin and othe. Roofs pat in good repair and
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IyOR ORIENT. GREENPORT, SOUTHOLD,

Il SAC HARBOR kc.-THREE TRIPS PER WEEK.
The steamer DONALDSON, Capt w HAyens having oees
Pier No 52 las. River james sp) on TUESDAY, Thurs
DAY AID SATURDAY AFTERNOONS, at clock !etaip'
ing, leave Sag HsTbor MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FhI'
DAY AFTERNOONS at O'Clock. For freight or passage
apply on board or of A. j. RICHARDSON No. 100 FuonsI
or Of l. y. TUTHlLL, FREIGHT Agent, No. James slip
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-15

ERIE RAILWAY.-Passenger trains.
H a. m, Express for Buffalo.
<.JO a. H., Milk, daily. for Ousvile
lOG m, Nail fox Buffalo
sp. m, Way for Otisyile. Newbursh and Warwick.
p m, Night EIpress DAIRY for Dunks, Buffalo Rochss.
ter Cansudasus and principal stations Trsn q saturday
runs through 20 Buffalo BIZ: does no, run TO Dunkik
?. nL. Enlsfa tor Dunk..k
CHAS. MNOT, General Superintendent
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I ONG ISLAND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

4 ACCOMMODA ATIOS-Leave Jalnes ship and foot oi
3hs, E. H. m Tor Grc-nport stopping a, A Stations
.nd p for Jan acs Mineoa Jerusalem and al Stations
e.s TO C,ieenport For sp $3.50 and $50 m lot
syo..et at IN, IL m 4sO and $50 p m for Jsusies
.ad Heinps,ead 4, IN. II $50. go and 9;y m
saudsv Excursion Train bis M from 3h st. tstoppnG
az al Staon) to Ysphank, at excursion rates. returning
lrayer Yaphank at IS n Jsnnica Accommodation TaD
from lame. slim .ud Thrt fourth vt. Ut I. ~ D.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-15

uRADouARTrRs PnOvosT MARSHAL STH DIsT2ICT,
No i.sJ ERoADwaY NEwloEE. y
On nnd nfter Monday, the lHh inst, the BOARD OF
ESNOLLMENT viii be IN session from a. until r. M.
da y. to REAR CLAIMS FOR EAEMPTlOS There will
be evening sessions uness the interests of the service and
the public convenience vii. be served thereby.
bENJ. r. MANlERkE, Pfovo.iNsshsl
SPENCER klRnY. Co'nulisioner.
GEO. r. WOODWARD, Surgeon.
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HUDSON RIVER RALROAD.-FOR AL

"UDSON RlNER KAILKOAU.-FOhA AL
L 1ANY and TROY. CONNECTING WITH TRIno
NORTH asd VEST Train. leave; -
From Chambers st. From ytht
Express and 10 ind J; IT. lo:Z. M, and S:V eno
IL and p. IN. at 3:l2 p 70.
Troy eid Albany with sleep lo:ss p 70.
ing car. 1890 p.
Pogshkeepsie train 1890 m i:3Z m ana I;H enao'"
and ~ and IL p. pm
peckskn tain, ii q mf ll:H q n, +:U p m
and $40 p. II.
pm l:o7 snd $50 p. m.
On Sundays a, 5:22 p m from 3sths,
Tickets nay procured at IL the onces WeSco"e
Express in New ok and Brookyn and baggage ehecaea
the House points tho ros and to Sasstoga spr1nzs
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-15
HEADQUARTERS o, rRovo,r. MARSHAL
WAR DEPARTMENT.

EIaBrH CoxeREssIoEAL DIsrRIcr No. !, ,3s Broadway
The Attention Of Drafted 1cn is called to the fol
lowing circular The provisions Of this circular viii be rgdy
enforced:
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Co Eft.

yxyO IEASF-A Valuable MILL PROPERTY,
b,yag ~ ooo feet Of noorroonsnd mac inery for manu-
6rpries Woolen Ooods good running ordef water sna
.1.o ,swer aud oxteusNo Oubddr. wi1mn ~ nilles oil
III az, of Yos aud couvtuient fof uIspoIauOn Wy
r,ro3 and vessels sehc Nry dcei'asie ioe',.o.
n.s VIII be leased ia whole part, or al Interest may
(. tker with responsible parry. The opportunity .aIavD
,ie one "a, p.r, now ~ "Hhing to engage va manu-
N.,k pcs
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9teamboats an6 Railroads..
CAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.

NAFEIY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.
FOR BOSTON
WORCESTER, PALMER. FITGHBURG. NASHUA
LOWELL CONCORD, THE WHITE MOUNTAINS,
AND INTERMEDIATE POiATS
The new and s,anch steamers Of the Norwich line
CITY OF BOSTON ana CITY OF NEW.YORK
leave New.York daily (Sunday- eIcep.ed O'Clock D. -,
from Pier No 81 North River, foot Of Vestry.st
FOR EEW-LONDON,
there connecting with the stesbos E1Pe. Train from The
Norce.ier Nsshrs and Newondop Northern Railroads.
Freight taken at the lowest For information inquire
Of +. s. MARTIN, Agent, on the Pier.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-15

Foster Heavy Artilicry.-The highest Bouniies
given and relief families Come 30 No. gl Broadway
Of DGanest and Join the pleasant OF the
service !. D. l.. POLHEMUS. Recruiting Officer.
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and ONO RAlLROAD.-

NORTHERN H. IL. of N. JERSEY. Trains
IN leave Jersey City Picrmont st $500 m, 10 m,
i:l5 IN, i20 snd 6!5 pm Saturday, Only n;iS m
ies Moassy l.H pm, ,and49op.m- wDLAAAEsA'au auue
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-15

EOR SALE.-Persons wanting Mid ana
Delightful Cmase open all Wincr, zoe advertisement of
NinelcId.
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All ce. 10 be d the quality Of their lind ard to be
ur, paiedthe oonisnis ot each YabAfe Win ,h- mp
% ns~ 10 be narLcd upon i,goods TO Sc pa ked and de-
txr,-l " hout eIpcn.. TO the Ooyofnment. ..
Ibo Department reserves tho Piese oil releetins III oa'
no. dr,acd al, NItag-ous TO H.
Pa. Offering ~ be e,pee,~d 10 furn'h, " required two
suleo. iof the faithful poG!oInAnco oi sheiI Aseo
a
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-10-27
War News.

The news from the various armies
Of the Republic is not Of an exciting
character, The only matter that has
attracted public attention, is the super
cedure of Gen. RosENcRANs, which was
entirely unexpected. He has been or
dered to Cincinnati, and Major General
THOMAS, who fought so gallantly at
Chickamauga, aud saved the Army Of
the Cumberland, has taken the immedi-
ate command Of that army. General
GRANT takes the general command of
BURNs1DE's, HooKER's and RosEcRAN's
forces, and those heretofore under his own
command. He, in fact, controls all the
forces in Mississippi, Tennessee and
Kentucky. Doubtless the Administra
ton has good reasons for removing Gen.
RosECEANs, Notwithstanding he has had
a fuller share Of public confidence, prob
ably, than any other general in the field.
The causes of the change will doubtless
soon be made known, and il is highly
probable that the developments will
justify the act. II the government has
made a mistake, as we very much fear,
it undoubtedly has erred from the best Of
motives. No men more sincerely de-
sire the speedy suppression Of the rebel
ion than the President and his Cabinet
No men are less likely wilfully 10 do
anything that will jeopardize the speedy
triumph ofthe government They have
clearer views of what is best than the
public generally, and experience, we
think, has proven tha! it is best to i'm
plicitly trust them.
LEE has again fallen back to the Rapi,
dan, and probably to the line OF The Rap.
pahanaOck, and all is again quiet on the
Potomac.
Everything seems to be progressing
favorably in Gen. BANKS department,
aud also in Gen. GILMoRE's. The quiet
about Charleston will soon be broken.
Gen. Burnside officially reports that
he whipped the Rebels handsomely at
Blue Springs. He has also cut the
Tennessee and Virginia Railroad, inter
rupting Braces communication with
Virginia.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-10-27
ScHoFIELD BARRACKS, Sr. LOUIS, No. 4
October Goth, 1868. {

SNtOpSi ~VuiJ iNoS'
FRIEND Rich 1t is Eve days since |
re Joined the regiment in this great,
wicked, semisecesh city of ST. Louis,
and during that period we have changed
quarters only three times, and as a cap
sheaf to the whole, after doing an i'm.
mense amount Of work in scrubbing out
our rooms and packing our traps from
one end of the city to the other, we are
ordered to be ready at moments no
tice TO march for Louisville, Ky. The
9th Minnesota were ordered ives! imma.
diately on their arrival here, got into
fight and captured quite squad Of
guerillas, so we feel little impatient to
go and do likewise"
Some 800 Little Rock prisoners pass
ed through the streets few days ago,
on their way to Jail. They were sor
ry looking set "al tattered and torn,"
and each looking as If ashamed of the
company they were caught in. wish
| had time to describe some Of the sights
in this great city, bat ] have not. Bus
mess seems stagnated, especially along
the river. The levee, which, before the
rebellion, was covered over with the pro.
duce Of every cline, at present is almost
bare. Piles of hemp, few bales Of cot
ton, corn and oats for government, and
little -four, are about all one can see as
he saunters along the river side. Quite
a number of steamboats, are here, how
ever, and arrivals and departures take
place daily, principally for points be-
low. Up town things look better mag
nificent stores with fronts Of cut stone
and plate glass, present the latest fash
ions 10 the admiration of the fair sex,
jewelry stores dazzle you with the rich
ness Of their contents, &C., but the most
numerous and best patronized, are the
drinking saloons. beer shops and some
thing worse. Showers OF fire and brim-
stone belong TO an almost antediluvian
period, or | should be tempted to be-
lieve that st. Louis would yet wake up
some morning TO the reality of a sweep,
ing conhagration, and nothing short will
ever purge it OF its wickedness. But |
have no time to spend. besides l have
had but one good nights rest since ar.
irving here. and cou sequently feel rah-
er dull One thing follows another with
such rapidity you must be satisfied if !
can keep you posted as to my where
abouts. will write again as soon as
possible.
Yours truly.
j. NJ B.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-10-27

People Suck il a big draught Of cour
age-take on board new stock OF cen.
ergy and wade in. One year ago.
made bold by nearer approach than
usual to success, you aud your fellow
partizans braced yourselves for another
and more intense effort You commenced
Immediately after election. You travel
ed far and wide. You labored person
ally with the people. You besought
them, with tears in your eyes, to resist
the despotism Of the Administration.
You talked your constitutions. platitudes
to your hearts content. You did all
that men in so bad cause had the au.
dacity to do, and-mark the result.
Where, in the county, we last year had
l39 majority, we this year have 4o5 ma,
jority. Where, in this town you beat rs
80 last year, this year you are beaten
over so. Where, in Jefferson Township,
you last year had a majority of nine, this
year, after many efforts on your part TO
blind the people there, We have ma
iority Of rs. And now, in the light Of
this experience, we beg of you to grid
up your loins, take a big draught OF OK
ygen, and wade in. Stimulate" your
selves with energy, or with your usual
beverage, and go at it Justify. Do it,
we beseech you--do it, we pray you
do it, we supplicate you. And next year
with most of our brave soldiers now in
the field then at home-we shall beat
you nearer 500 than 400. The dem
on of Party, which you invoke, is totally
powerless against the spirit Of Patriot.
ism arrayed against you. That is the
power that has defeated you this time.
The will of the people is to crush out
this rebellion. You and your party try
to stand in the way of that consumma-
ton. Standing there, you will be over
thrown, trampled upon, and destroyed.
If you seek the triumph of the peoples
will, join the advancing column against
treason. That crushed out, you may
follow safely the behests Of party--but
not tsll then.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-10-27
Congress.

EE- A correspondent Of the Cincin,
uati Gazette sums up the strength oil
parties in the next House of Representa-
tiyes. Counting all border state men,
and every member whose position is not
unequivocal, as opposed TO the Admins.
tration, be sums up The vote at 80 for
the Administration and 81 against.
Thus, in spite Of all probable combina
tons, the friends Of the Administration
VIII be enabled 10 organize the House.
The majority on all war measures will
b. fully 20.