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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURr-Jusn n.-Befor'
Jodsa SHiIaas.

Jodsa sHIIaas.
SUIT AGkISsT RAILROAD.
William Gfovenor AZ the New Jeusy hsiiroho
and T..roit.l Comp,nylB his es. the plaiuth elaine
con d.ares for luy On he dt.odsnt. o.o e-t"
New .YoYk o. N-~Hs The cs.s hss been twice uisd'
M. O. Mt T. d., ord.red thi ulsL On The h'' VIC J.
d.. ,rd sn tie SECOND Loo esn'gs vi" s-"asa 70 'h'
plAlulf ,,-.ta q q w.
n. T.. Roisri'on appeared for the paiSiihi t. o. 'sn
WIlAl. for tic defendant.
THy c.sHr TACTICS.
David Van No.trand sgt frank hoElroy t A.
10 hi, case IL. Cou. has made tho following
DECISION.
In hi let rjaneon i.'n. restraining %.
and ,s- BY the pondsns th'h ststs o.
-. t,t ~ Ou.rd Ms1Ha With tho "tisT u AdF .osn
trssres bat re.lrsa tho pubss ioH Of
The s.nie without said le,tsr
SPECIAL DtnuRRIR.
Levi b. villa. sgt. J.y Caunsh Ak.rly'-lhe
.p. demurrer. are veil taken In this and are s sa'
I'D by tbs Coutt srosp - SEQ tie rsnsis sssoi ".
A,o mat sid pies ohsr Ispects aDo~ftsih inion.
iufcl.ut Sc" Sueh re0erAl Al cssuons ss net peIH 40
special asusTfefs, OF al lessi are nseie i0Fia
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Aliliiarn Notices.
Hgspqu.KrxRs PRovosr- MARSHAL.


SIrrn DISTRICT OF Nav YORK, No. l53 tth-av.)
Eurollmept. Any person knowing Of any one between
tho ages 81 20 aod IS liable 10 do military duty residing IN
this the With ona District, whose be has
son TO believe h, enrolled at this Office 10 requested to d.
reoly OF indcy inform the Marshal, that they
may be enrolled and not throw their share Of the burden
upon Others All persons having given fs will i'm.
notify the that the fictitious
may .rssd lest hoy be subject DRAFT twice. for the
has b-.n nse. rtaired. JAMES W. FAIR,
Csptsin aud Pro yostMarshal Win District Newly ork
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"TuE Cos1RAnaSps"-Ihe three escaped slaves,
n-uor ID rsvts siusd lie protection Of u h.i'h
I,r,y l.y. been provided ilh hons. NJ on.on Blunt
ID. Ssp.vsr hssvkeD tie waiter In HE service While The
two farm Lsnds have besn tsses By Two ims % Long
La
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OFFICE OF rHR A. A. PRovosT- MAxsBAL-GRSERAI
SOUTHERN DIVISION OF SEw-YORx.
Ia IO6 I~onard.ok \
,,ru W. NE Th "a Ce%rps 81 HSncr. conn,

MEN WANTED fO& THE INVALID CORPS.
Faithful soldiers. of good character who from wounds
the Of war; .or active field duty
will only DO received Enlistment fnr thee yeafs unless
.oooer discharged PAY and ALLOWANCES sans in
the United States lnautry. except tina, premiums
bounty for enlistment will be allowed Joining CORPS
OF HONOR viii not ibvaldate any pensions or boultss
which may be duo for previous service
The duties will bs chiefly to Provost Gusrds for pub.
He Dudipgs ard Clerks Odees &c. II necessary, they
will be asst. ned TO forts and gsriisooa f
CONDITIONS OF ADMISSION.
The applicant obtain the Certificate Of the Board Of
Enroinl In his Cong cssionsi District:
Is That the sppicsnt il unfit for service 10 the field
o. That be H. for tho dulles some OF thsm Indicated
above. -, -, NJ,
ID That If not now In the service he was honosoy dis
charged
Unionn-sKY BLUE, WITH DARK BLUE Trim
MlNOS. a.
For .nueps further information apply at this Office
or 10 h. different Bosos Of Enrol ment In ssch ConpsS
stousl D.sr CT In t.is cify and Ia Broogiyr.
ROBT NCGENr, Z llouei o9th N. Y vcls.,
A. A Provost Marshal General
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Seventeenth Reglmeut. We.tche,ter Chas

scurs.l bis uginent IL INV beifg reorg,uized Head
qB,tors No "! Brosdwsy. Returned Volunteers will do
veil roeplit 10 hi, popular mrnt whose welefnrd
feI utati,n la, been bae-teids OF Nsins and
Mdani $3.50 bounty The Stale 10 now prepared to pay
The $50 advance bounty ent Us bovhty 20
recruits tall and obtain information Q, headquarters No.
JO2 bi oadwsy WIN. 4. G GROWER, ColorsL-
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N. wsut-a tho posions of Sergsans and Cor
posls Good indbcsn offered 10 Boncommissosed re-
GRATING ocsIs High,.t bonpties In the city paid recruits
ct this sfss. Apply u No. los Csdsrst
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ALAssAc. =.
sun Rises...42 20 fSetA.......73& Moon-Set. 9;4o
d
andy Hook. 8;13 Gov. Issnd. 1898 Hel'Gse..D;Os
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Sailed.

s,ssm,hip-Cshawba, for Nsw.Or'eanS
s,-sm.rs-Columbia and Baltimore.
Ship Katie.
bAIs Texas.
Bns.-Hosard. Ia csyene. and Resolu'e.
Schooner Sea Bird.
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HgApouARTRRs PRoyosr- aAIIsHAL, J
EfSru CONGRESSIONAL DISTINCT, }

No. UsI 3i.lv. new foFE CIV
Cavalry. - PRovosr- MARITAL GssERALs OyFIcs,
W,.ufSsroy d. C.. Msy g, ISG3Al men WHO DIS lie TO
ion any particular Of eassy Ia tie neid are
ber authorized pTeseat themselves at aay un dining
lie e1 ,ity days the Boad Of r.rolurat IN thei
stecvs Ui.rc. Tue Board snail examine then and ie-
teruae pom t- and found TO De
h the Of the District sta give them uaEs-
poson tcsos genera spir1vons al tho fesdquaTt.n
~ Nh, A Provost .fsha Genera 81 tho Stet- As soon
they hsmseve. mi, gn-. eudezyous t1sy shA
be duly mustered b. mueEng and discussing oncef and
paid by him tie bounty SLOWED o. lsw.
JAMES Is. Fay. Provost Marshal General
Persons who desire enlist will present heg selves these
b..don,,,r. CHAS r.. JENKINS.
Captain and Provost Mrsha IXtn Cong. Dist
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Memoranda

Tn. sehr Spray Bird. froo, Ssw.York for Salem wens
ashore on Chstham Bsr on tho ilt nst ana WI" so' Ou
.ft-r throwing over part Of cargo Of Goals.
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Reorsanixatisn Of the 3lst New ferk Vols
Headquarters NO 3Sa Broadway -*2sO oounty o[ nen re-
sptos; 10 bounty r-crvits kxpsreaesd oihces 70
Out With regiments yANK jonas Colonial 3l'i N. !.
Volunteers taa s 'st ~
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Captain and Provost. M"shai IXtn Cong.
HrApQr,RrrRs, Pnovo.r.MAs.HAL's OtYIcE.

HRApQUtRTERs, PHovOs1-MAk,HAL's UfFIUK, 7
FouKrA CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT, no. k.i broa WAY.
nEw.NokK Jute 10. 1903.
Fundamentally pepoo .uo~i.s Of any ore between
the ss-. o. Is liable do military Jnty, residing In
Li, the Fourth ssonsl Distinct conss ug u tne ls,
Ia I'D IVih vih vlh and With Ward. whoe name he
NJ. reason 10 believe egIoeG at this Office requested
to directly iairecily Inform the Proyos. Marha tnat
they oiled and not throw thsiT STARE Of the bur
den others.
An pcr-ors having given false win Immediately no
thy tho ProyoMsr.hsi that the hcti zoos n'ne may &c
rrscd lest they be subject es twice. for tue Zeal
name an onc- for that assumed when IN u'sny has
be.u asc..,aged. JOEL Is. ERHARDT,
CAPTAIN and Pros stMsrshsl,
kourth Dt,tisf. NewYott,
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Duryee's ZOuayes..

HgApauARrERs csTH N. Y. voLa, June n, 1893.
General Order No. 23.-Ths Regiment VIII be mus.
Of ss Regimen, are hereby ordered report East New
y ork that day at ~ Ia uniform ..
By order Of JAMES Z, srnoSo;
Colonel Commanding cssh N. y "
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IrIsLmcp ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS WANTED for the
IRiSa DRAGUON GUARD, Capt I: PHELAs, Com
par. Brsasrl This rs.oiraon OF ri'h Cavalry
aud the only oae How orsaDHns oI the wsr .hs ess Or
to-, hi. will be splendid corp,. All b0antss promptly
paid $50 10 soldiers re-eolisiint.
SIS To recruits
800 United States bounty. - -.
Tho handsosst uniform and the bet OF norses Az me
ocs of this Squadron service In the bod Head
quarters No 5 Giesow!cb.av, and City Hall PAX
A good Buslsr wsrtsd.
Reorganization Fifth kesiment New.YoTk
Vols. (Duryee's Zouavesl-IoL CLEyELAN
wiNsLOW $50 bounty slv.. for ENLIsfMENTs. Re,
cruuins for Company q. s,h NswYork v.l. At No iOs
udon.t members Of tEis and other regiments ere iu-
vea to c1 at the address where fuii srcusIs viii
be given. Office hour. ftomss M un'ii p m.
GEO. l. GUTHRIE Captain and Recruiting Omcer
Duryee's Zouayes.
Recruit, wsu,sd ior the 5t6 kcsneut Vols Duryees
Zouaves county paid Tor rscui.t1snts SiIa bounty
HS t.. nsT for pss @a .I"s
now Rstiops. clothing and quarters urnshed
Sras min r.claiI VIM. ii UcKsLE. C.ps.n Of Co: II.
Recruiting Officer, City Hall Para side, opposite Beck.
man.st. Several .ersesnce: .till vacant -
HgAp9uARrKns :sru N. Z. vOIs. June y. 1888.
General Order No. 23.-This Regiment vii be mus'
10 ed on, OF service MONDAY the I'D inst nsmeeIs
Of tbs Regiment hereby ordered TO report o. East New
fG. S en- :S., day 10 m In 0g,iS MEs sraoNo
Colonel Commanding sSth NJ Wv.
J. NICE. HrDs ASjutant. I. lL.
Headquarters Loyal Brigade Of the NORTH
n. - S cS,. @M BIiss sa"s the srs
ENROLLING OFFICES-No ia Broadway. opposite inc
City Hail; No C~nrr-st. opposite Conuousfs Once ea
No. Court-st, Brooklyu, oppo'i,e City hsiL
Filth Regiment N. Y. voIunseers-pURaiEiE shs
ZOUAvE, bounty ven 10, vas,s 40 80
reorganization Of the 9th Regiment N T. soIsnles, 80
paid on rnsDg. y l20 when tao regiment y ss, ma
vice 40 ut the expu alton OF term OF snns,o Wv
soldiers will hnd it their adv sntsss 20 mex
tiou Tor positions =, DAT L NJ lG,ssnwieh.t
18th Regiment N. y. s. Artillery. Bssaq,.r;;
teIs No u, Whns-sI hs kesimsns 70 n1~ oe9s
nnas, ,hs coma.nd Of WIN A. HOWARD. AZ 3 ofhcer
Of rs year experiences In the SERVES. Recruits vi 90 wen
~ 49,, a. ,n{, poousf branch OF the army M nieo
STAT. nd state 6onntss paid oo nom tug uhtsa states
a., sis, 70 recruits, SIS from the state additional,
70 those Who s-sa within thirty days p tne,r ach.fse
$3.50 BeuDty 20 MEN REF NLIsIsNG, siiS 70
NFHSRECRUlI5-st Regiment N. Y vola-Zonsves-
.os,uisips Cnpssy Of this regiment Silfsee'ys re-
c,Y,ss At No Al Fulon-st, Brooklyn Fpl hogsy gwen
asr,srs Regiment at No t2 Brseas ~ ORR
n ID, :, ,,,..ff L. JARDlNE, Colonel
decentralization Of the 3lst New ferk Vols
usadouarters 33l Broadway oounty ioI ncnTc-
spl,stlor, 10 bounty r-crpts kxpsrieacsd ohce 70
ous With ,As regiments yAANK JONAS Csansi 3l' NJ !.
Volunteers. ~+
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Reorga uizntiou Fifth kesiment Ncw.fork
Vols. (Duryee,s Zouavesl-SoL CLEyELAND
WlNSLOW r23O bounty gwen for ENLlSfMESTo. no.
cru,n. for Compsuy g. 3h Nvw.York V,ls. at No. lOs
ud.on. members Of iis and other Iegiment, ere 10.
y!ed to call address where foil sucusTs VIII
be given. Office hours from q Until y. m.
GEO l. GUTHRIE. Captain and Recruiting Othcer
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FOR SALE.

Nhat ot OF ground dining the north Of the block
Of buildings built by Kirkland & Fitzgibbon on south
Meridian street the Union Depot 100 f. front by 2lO
feet deep, will be sold in 20 - feet lots or the whole
of in one lot This is valuable LEGALITY for persons
wishing purchase business property the Wholesale
business of the city will be concentrated ON this street
and the property be bought for nearly one-outh the
prices Of Washington street property Il has been dem
onsraed By actual sales that there has been as many
goods sold by houses this street any Washington
street. and In branch Of the business, sold when
In business, tobacco At wholesale than any three
houses Washington Street. The locality Of this
ground for wholesale business, has greater advantage
In the saving of dayagc than any other location IN the
city, goods be delivered the pavement by all the
railroads. This advantage will half the rent of
store room on Washington street.
For Terms, enquire Of
p KiRLAND
OR. 7. Z. Ryan. No. %, south Of the ground
apr l5-c m
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Advertisements published IN both fe Daily aud the
Weekly SENTINEL will be charged tbg full Daily rates,
with hall the Weekly rates added.
Business Notices published In the iosa columns Of ten
nex under viii be charged Tor es.h Insertion sl "
ten lines, cents per line.
Charges will be made for inserting the notices OF the
following Orders Societies and Associations a the rates
named. % be paid In stvance:
Military Companies, Order Of Odd Fellows, Masonic
Orders. Benevo olenf Societies and Singing Societies
For each notice not exceeding lines 25 cents for each
Insertion over eight lines at this rate.
Announcing deaths with funeral notice attached. tl;
without notice free.
Marriage Notices SO cents.
Notices 81 Festivals Pcncs and Excursions gotten mp by
individuals associations by churches at the regular
prices.
Advertisements loaded and placed under the head Of
Special Notices. ften lines over viii be charged double
the usual rates.
Advertisements making less than three lines, Inserted
once IN the Daily. will be charged fifty cents.
Yearly advertisers to paw quarterly.
Announcing candidates for offices Of every description
% he charged the rate Of al so for each in the
Daily and s2 the Daily and Weekly, the same TO be- In
ali cases. paid In advance.
Legal advertisements inserted 1.-THE expense Of the at
tornss ordering and delayabe for the legal proceed
lngs but colleciabe our usual time Publishers not
accountable for the accuracy q legal advertisements be-
yond the amount charged for their publication.
ELDER HARDNESS a BINGHAM,
Proprietors Indiana State Sentinel.
j NJ TlLF0RD,
President indianapolis Journal Company.
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81 Mr.rs SHORTER THAN AIRY OTHER ROUTE

~ Mr.Fs SHORTER THAN AIRY OTHER ROUTE
Nm AND AFTER MONDAY. APRIL 20. 1858, train,
Y , trains si 30 run a. follows:
A Chicago Exprss Train will l~sv- Indianapolis al
1885 Z. "a. arrIst KokomV at $40 T. ~, in time tc
make close connection with train the Cincinnati and
Chicago Air Line Railroad for Loganspurt Valparaiso
aud Chicago, and arrive atPrru al 42U Z. NJ
Returning, the train will leave Peru al l20 A NJ
making close connections the night from Chi
cago. and arrive at indianapolis AT $40 4. NJ.
A Mail Train will leave Indianapolis at 435 p. ~.
stopping all stations and arriving Peru time
make connections With the the Toledo and
bash Railway for Wabash Huntington. Fort Wayne To-
edo aud Detroit.
Returning. the train will leave Peru 55C
4. ~. after the arrival Of the train the T. r. w
from the East and arrive al indianapolis 1000 A. NJ
In time 10 make connections for all points East South
and West
AChicago ExpresstrAin will leave indianapolis at e:2O
p NJ making Close connections at kokomo with train for
Log ans port. Valparaiso and Chicago. and arrive al
Peru az l0s A. H. in time To make connection with trains
going East and West the Toledo aud Wabash Rail.
way.
Returning the train will leave Peru az l2:l5 p
making close connection at Kokomo with the trains
the cincinnati aDd Chicago Air Line r. from Chicago
Valparaiso and Logan>Port, aud arrive indianapolis
4l0 NJ IN time 70 connect with the evening for
Cincinnati, Louisville and other points.
DAVID MACY, General Agent and Superintendent.
Vt. hALoTT General Ticket Agent. feb23, '62-dly
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indianapolis and Madison
EGxA MLn84pN nD.
1868. M I'll 1868.

Now Arrahgement 10 commence Nom
day, Feb. ,. 1853.
FNWO passenger trains daily Sundays excepted) be-
u tween indianapolis and Madison.
Leave The Union Depot. Indianapolis at 80 4. "
p. N
Leave the Depot at Madison az A NJ and 2 p. NJ ar
riyng at indianapolis at II A. NJ. and s.l0 VI.
The train leaving Indianapolis at $50 A. NJ connects
with that leaving Columbus at s.45 A. NJ for Shelby
Vile and Rushve. arriving Shebyyie al IS A H.
aud RuShville at 1901 NJ.
Leaving Rushve al I 30 " Shelbyvilie AZ SIS p
W. connects at Columbus with the I aud NJ train ar
irving at either Indianapolis or Madison the same even
Ing.
This Road forms line with the Packets at Madison for
the transportation Of freight between Cincinnati and In
dianapollS aud points West
Tariff Of Freights a low a. by any other route.
Shippers and merchants West will Hnd tito therinter.
est 20 ship by this line.
feb2 d. C BRANHAN. Superintendent.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

M n zBRc cEaD aDuR uD ucKE,
tho. % West Washington ST.
A LARGE STOCK OF HONE-MApE WORK FOR
N sale cheap, one door east Of the Palmer House
sep30-dly A. LINTZ.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-09-23
recovering footing iu this country; and We
can smell powder and blood in all his move.
Progress Of Events,

All Of our readers can we'll remember
that but short time ago, it would not have
been safe for any person. to utter, or pub.
lish sentiments like those below, which are
taken from tho Nashville Tenn. Union.-
But circumstances have changed. A tide Of
events is carrying this nation on, through
sea Of blood, to bright future Of human
freedom, and al! the powers Of hell canno,
defeat the manifest purposes Of God, in the
ultimate destiny Of his creature, man.
The Nashville Union, thus clearly and
succinctly puts the point At issue in this
war.
'We can ignore the fire and extinguish the
flames just as easily as we can ignore slavery
and put down the rebellion. Why ~ the re-
bellion is TO slavery what q cough is to con-
sumption only its legitimate mantle sta ton
We cannot avoid tho slavery question we
must other settle it or it it will settle us most
eftectualy, forever
1t will be remembered that this is from a
journal published in slave State.
while the Usion will scru pulously avoid all
counsels Of tanaticism, it will nevertheless, ad
vocate in the most solemn and earnest manner
the entire and immediate extinction of the
cause Of all the present Troubles, and the curse
otthe south-Atrican slavery
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-09-23
Bread Riot in Mobile.

One Of tho most terrible riots occurred in
Mobile on the 5th, that has taken place ir
this country in number Of years, if we ex
cspt the Copperhea1 riot of New York
About six hundred women the wives OF sol
diers.armed with knives and ha,ches, march
cd through the streets, carrying banners in
scr'bed ''Bread or Blood "Peace," and
other inscriptions Of similar import. The
despatch says being the wives Of soldiers
the proceedings were wis'ked at by :hc SOL
dicrs, who made but lit,lo resistance"-
When the individual left the city who
brought the news 10 Memphis, the riot was
still progressing and increasing.
These riots, though in themselves, in
many cases, slight affairs, Indicate the terri
be state ofagitation, and dissatisfaction Of tn
southern mind. Hunger will bring mon to
reason. They may originally have been
ever so much given to the doctrine Of seces
sion, and ev'r so determined to fight till
they obtained their independence but when
starvation begins to gnaw at their vitals,
their ia!sc patriotism will be sure to give
away before it. The people Of the South
are in a'deplorably destitute condition es
pecially is it 50 with those wives and famil.
les Of soldiers who depend on tho sc.nty
pittance their husbands receive, in worthless
confederate money for their livelihood and
these few riots, we firmly believe is but the
forerunacr Of a more urgent demand by the
starving people, for Bread or Blood
Bread tho bogus Government cannot give,
and tho people will have blood, till the
usurpers shall be driven from their tempo
rary and i'll gotten seats power, and peace
shall bo restored with the Union, when
plenty, as in days Of yore. shall again reign
in the sunny south.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-09-23
Br0wnlow's Knoxville WhiE and Rebel
Ventilator

propose to publish Weekly and Tri-
Weekly journal, bearing tho above title, at
Knoxville. in East Tennessee and the
Weekly paper, made up from the contents
Of the Tri Weeklies, propose to send out
to distant subscribers, for two dollars per
annum, invariably IN advance. Subscrip
t'ons and remittances will he forwarded to
me at Cincinnatti, from which point ex-
pect to ship my paper and materials.
expect to issue tho first number in October.
as it was in that month. two years ago, nv
paper was crushed out by the God -forsaken
mob at Knoxville, called the Confederate
Authorities. I will commence with this
hell born and hell bound rebellion where
the traitors forced me to leave off, and all
who wish tho paper would do we'll to begin
with the tlrst issue. as intend that single
paper shall be worth the subscription price
to any Unconditional Union man
In the rule Of my Editorial conduct, I
shall aejure that servility which destroy
the independence Of the Press, and cast
from me that factious opposition which
gives to party what is due to country. And
whilst the name Of my Journal indicates, in
unmistakable terms. its politics, l shall, "A
: faithful sentinel, forget Wings, Democrats
Know Nothings. and Republicans, and 70
member only my Government, and the
preservation Of the Federal Union-as rich
ty worth all the sacrifices Of blood and
treasure their preservation may clst-even
to the determination Of the present race Of
men, and the consumption o: all the means
Of the present age
Publishers inserting this Prospectus once,
prominently, and sending me the paper to
Cincinnati, will be favored with an ex
change.
September 7, 1863.
1t any man woman, or child, would on.
JOY the delightful feast Of seeing the South
ern rebellion picked to pieces, and hurled
from the throne of its trancient power, hy ,
man who knows the rottenness in which j,
was begotten, and the fraud, corruption
violence. and vickedness With which it hs.
been, and still is kept alive, they had bette,
mail their two dollars to Parsop Brownlow
and they will richly receive their own with
an hundred fold. Just take our word for
that and send at once.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-09-23
Battle Progressing.

Every one must feel the liveliest sensa-
ton Of anxiety, when assured that battle
is in progress, between the forces of tho
Union and these Of the rebellion, particu.
larly so, when they learn that tho forces are
50 nearly equal, in numbers and in equip
ment, that the result of the fight is yet
doubtful.
Tho rebels driven from point after point
now seem to be concentrating for one tre-
lnendous struggle, on which they stake their
all. If in it they are defeated. their de.
feat will be the death Of the rebellion. II
they are victorious, their victory will only
prolong the war, but while there is man
in the North able to bear arms, their victe-
~ will do them no permanent good.
The point OF attack now IS against Ro
sencrans' army. For a long time they have
been concentrating and reinforcing Bragg,
and we hal hoped, that these truths being
known at Washington, the authorities there
would SEQ to it, that Rosencrans was put in
condition, either for attack or defense,
that would have been perfect offset to the
force Of Bragg. We fear, however, that
suca has not been the case and if Rosen
Grams is Obliged to fall back and give up a
portion Of the ground he has won, the blame
must not attach to him, for he has shown
himself to be equal to the emergency Of
great odds. 1t may be that the authorities
were not able to assist him, more than they
did it may be he did not think he needed
any assistance, and it may be that he did
not need any. We do not stop to give any
Of the particulars Of the fight, they are set
forth in the kilograms that We publish in
their proper place. The result is not yet
known, and until it is, We will continue to
hope that Roscncrans will yet be victorious.
LArEn.-Rosencrans has failed back to
Chattanooga.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1863-09-23

through Richmond ,was jenkins division.
composed of South Car olina troops. Thew
were sent southward to the relief of Char
lesion. r..
The feeling Of tho privates is in favor of
a peace especially if their property should
be guaranteed them by our government.
Our informant says also that there arc
more Union people in the South than We
imagine : that the belief Of the rebels in
their cause is fast failing They feel now
that something desperate mast be done, OF
all is lost: