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, 1863-11-17
CHICAGO, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER IL, 1868.

a@s VINO have suffered long at the hands of
such t5rauts as Tom Uiad1lau: they Hiu now
1aVe the trst opportunity to avenge their
Wrongs in defence If their county. The
regiment VII furnish its on horaes, and r.
ct1fe 1o1fy CENTS day for uee Of the same.
lta1h lat the rrbels are reported as woraIog
q the Mobile and Ohio, md Mealssippi Cun.
11sl Rsllroads; repairing both IS last ~ they
Uexander Hsrrch and Thomas Bueho two
of gabg Of thieves and assasstus long = ter
rnr TO the neighboIhood of Hernandez and
fa1 Ola, Mits were csught hy company Of
ei'izshs, asd were tried, iound guilty ot rob.
kei5, arson and nurdert and we're fmm sdiate-
" burg to tree.
The steamer John Raino, Of the marine
brigade undergoing repairs on Waya' dry
burning On tie morning Of the 18th inst, by
= bucket. Of coa1 tar being placed oo the
h:tchtn store and neglected.
4 ute for projected new taIlttary hospital
has beer surveyed at Memphis. lis to1strac-
tor WI very coon commence. II will
atCrsee1.t attached to the State hospital, and
Will tnfEieh accommodations for 5000 sfck.
It wi! be furnished with gas aud water
down 10 that city On the lsth inst. in charge
Ut tie pay masters department..
CAIRO, Nov: 15.-By. the arrival OF the
tteaner Continental from New Orleans We
Lave THAT clty's dates to the Sd inatsnt The,
lfce5 514he lcarcs from Vera Cruz dates of thu
18Th ult., that tic train which set out on the
III If October WAS attacked, this sida of Te.
Je1la, hy tcme ono hundred guerillero4 on
hyrfeback. The escort consisted Of sixty on
ieet, screen Egyptians, seven sailors, under
COMMAND of Major Iigfer OF foreign resi-
mebt, and Lieut., Schcrer, Colonel Of enxin-
esr3, who defended Themselves With depesa-
,lop, and after an hours fighting, rem5iaed
E,sste's of:he field. Maiar Ligter VAS killed,
Llenf; scheIer wounded. and five of the men
ho1s du con*lat. Many Of the passengers wera
wounded, among them Mr. Lyons, Superin-
teEeent Of Tire railroad Many guerillaros
were Killed and wounded and carried of by
tnetr ftiende. Eleven were captured hy Lieut.
Rejaud, commanding at Ttjeria. They were
Command nda5t E. Murcla arrived at rejsria
On the cd Of Oct. Hearing of"an attack %
The railway train, and d fight with the guerll
leros, he took fifteen mounted men with him
and weAt towards SAINTS Fe for the purpo.e Of
cutting of tteIr retreat ifhe found them near
that Eanche The fight between them vas des-
1*rate. Mn1cIa lost eleven men hut put the
balfdlts to flight. He fought hand to hacd
with the Chief Of them and killed hIm.
1mPertal1st papers report that there has
been quite fare MP between President Ju.
arez and Gen. Dob1ado, hls private minister.
TIE la1ter hsd returned to Guapjuato They
Intimate that it grew out Of the assassination
tf Gen, Lave by bic escort from Guam
laato, and from jealousy Of Ooblado'5 man.
ttesto Of the 2Ssh Of July last.
, 1863-11-17

]SD1ASArcL1s, Nor. Is -Gencral Willis 4.
orman. Ct Minne=ota, and Governor Joseph
Wright, arc now in the city. Tue lat!er
i'll attend the War Democratic meeting at
,lcago, on the 25th.
The United States Count is IoN il Session
re. But few indictments k2Ye been found
conspiracy aggainet tie Government. This
.eu knocked out Of the secret political Or
snizatfon which, for t~o years, has contrib
ed 60 much to ~ard disturbing the peace Of
,cie'y in Indiana. The Ohio elect IN was
s.efgc.hamuer that did the work for the
PIPER bottomed concern,
, 1863-11-17
TIRE VOTE IN OHIO.

Co.rNBr>, Ohio, Nov. 1.-The official SOL
"r yo:e il tiety-une Counties, n 1t including
em1ftoa, auoun.6 to - 100, OF which Brough
cetvee :3 900. and V.llauaighzm LOO.
1oplh's ulsjorttE 800 TIE entire solder
'tr aloNeu and counted. will probably reach
.,sWo. OF tttee mfg Que counties, Br,ugh
tries the following which gave N u orlty
r FAlfandighaE. on rhs hom- vote, viz:
luoutky, VA Weft, Fin1on, aud Wayae,.
he soldiers from Like and P.u!d.ng doa't
ign to give the Cauaotla a single vote,
- but one stands up for him among the
idiers from AiehonlnE,
, 1863-11-17
CAPTURED REBEL CORRE-
SPONDENCE,
Letter from an Officer OF the Pirate
F1o1tda.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 61.-Newspapers and
dispatches captured On tho blockads.runners
are very voluminaus. Much Of the m1tter is
rurely personal, and Considerable Of It Is Of
an enigmatical nature.
:. 4 3aUng naval officer, under date Of Calais,
France, September 25th, writes:
s'The Florida ia still In BresI; out Of ninety
men, sixty have deserted and were discharged
IL B5est. The Florida's battery ia worthless.
hope still to exchange 1t ere getting tar from
France for smooth bore guns: l1 The broad,
four 68 poundeft-fn the broadsldes quite for.
midable for wha1ers. Our navy will come out
yet, and though We may not raise the block.
ade, we Eill frighta1 the Yankees consider
ab1y. When ne have scared the Yankees out
Of the Pacific, we will return to the Atlantic"
There are many letters, official aud other
wise, directed to rebels high In authority,
sshpg o4dpapcs s % stofes d. s Ths tons n1o Ct III
however; Ia despondeat-pariIcul2Ely with
regard to the luke"armness Of England.
, 1863-11-17
QhtfQsa Irlbn1le.
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER Il, 1868,
THE NEWS.

Gen. Ranks f,rno+ axnna;+;,,
>44nnt1v 1cff Ne<g n~,aa~s g.. a-.
i'm mt annonnned % h,.. 49,: ~. q 4esa1s'
Mobile, Las disem,,sIte5 ~aS'st aS' 81 = ~ e
Grsudc. and nog holds the. d;,idinr 1;aG
between Texas and :Mexico. A. II: srras
pccupation Of that r;r.r .he mt . - sh,-,s+
and compiete end II t1e e1+rnns;,a a. ra1;3,,
.1rnde, which has been c,f1,n,r ~ 1r wsns ~
n1o,amoras, between the co6 fc;7arat"s ~ =
zhe rest of The ra.as '
omit New: York ,at;1}t,rs as :,
lars worth or .jmaun,rions ona. s.ssns 49,
hare thus roured in n-e;yAtr ;5,5.n.h &c. >:s ~
1an1iehed And;of tie rehef1;a, III *
will be stopped forthwith md fsan,
brownsville. E..ncra, Pa,,.s ~, ~. .s1-
be able to control tbfs: lind ~ c,n,nerrc
but to make q clesn swccn y: t1if. rehr]
canse in Texae and commence he, reheb;1.
itation forthwith. 1tis-hr the worst 9,.ow
the cause Of Co1ifaderacv has rae: !
in the region southwest Of the aIiss:ssibDi.
There are other possible cuutincencjes
growing out Of possible complications that
may make the presaace Of this force On
tie Mexican border Of marked I'M oor.ance
10 our interests shroRd. 1t Is most Care.
fully deliberated and strongly taken.
We give yery con,n1etc and cr.ob;c
sketch Of tAc recent brilliant affair at pine
Bluff, A1kansas, which Is really one ct
the haudsomest Of matters of equal NAOMI
tude in the war thus far. We accomns,r
it with ycrr accnrato d;ao-arn ~ 10
town itself, the scene Of the battle,
Tbc recent serious accident in + o,;s;.r.
on the O,,elopsas Railroad. nai7e members
Of two Illinois regiments its victims. A
private letter, elsewhere published r;res |
full details Of the catastrophe.
The great interest that attaches to The
result in Missouri gives Importance to the
excellent prcsentmcut of the nol;,;c., c;t.
,,otion in tbat stato forn;shaa r. *,>a AZ.
sourj Demacra;,. aror;.1 a;saa,.,, ~ s.s:., ,'
we nub1fsb e,ee,vbara '@''o
The war IN r;rc;,;. ,oo,-. x.,, 49,,
xord oil, eco,ns te ~. rssr..s - ~ ~ ~
mi ,,c1ie,a .1,st ~ :.x,.as:.. "s 49,
wo,n can 1o ,oo,,ad -. a,e =. ~ , ee.1oas
unon TN hrnor nnd ss;.,, a:.:.- ~ - "se1uoe ~
cr,nno-do~s .-.;,h l sposiuoA " oat
c,,cn,v floos. ,,,.. - ,s.pp-a:, pp ' 'Ae
,,~t,re1.;,,a ,t,a.,. :, =. '"
NJ 49, - 1890 .a.a, .a =:
,-.,r .ras,r ;>c'rsS..;.s go. .. w. 1e1t -
{, ,o.h f,1,n n;x;.,'. .aa1,;, = W ne'e1ueu
of ;nf,rn,.ti,n ~. o;' I.h:a. ~ 1as w
-, a., -. :, - W. n w noee -
,,.L,. ra ,,,u.,i ~ ,.1aS -.
, 1863-11-17
MCiDENTs or TEE Df;sslE:1;H1-
.BiREaTi0S.
REBEL R4T-HoLE s2:oPP{E;1t5j$$<

NEW York, NaY., 1G--From the KeralVs
Ct. Gen, Banks, the following detaIla Of the
corresponding, written at the headquarters
Ttxas expedition art compiled:
On the morning Of the S0th heavy norlhes
was experienced, raging tmcly4 hours, .5la.
ring which the steamer Onion and two
echooners went down. The steamer Zephyr
hsd het machinery broken, and WAS taken in
tow by the gunhcat oswsgo. The whole
fleet with the exception of the Union and
the two schoone1., arrived at tho, rendezvous
On the13d- 4
TIE TEXAS ExrEp1r1os-
News Of Banks success in Texas Is likely
to give rise to:feafa Of complications with the
French In Mexico. There is no ground, how.
evez, for such tears. Banks has special instruc.
tiors to ayold al possible difficulties With the
French, and :none'sre apprehended.
The Ubited- States Cousul At Monterey
appriaea this Governusnt Of the lsnding Of q
large cargo Of Enield rides at Brownsville, q
short time tefore the arrival Of out forces.
The larding was first made on .Brazoe Is.
land. On The od,the. Fifteenth Maine, Col.
D"yer, started ior Boco ch1cs, .toak posses
sion Of the raae, aud eccauaptd On the Sd.
After d reconnaissance Of the mouth Of the
Lilo GIande q landing WAS effected on the
Texas shore. 4 high surf was running, and
four boats we're capsizcd and seyen soldiers
and two sailors we're drowned. One OF tue
f'oats, after returning from landing her men,
succeeded In picking up 1arge number Of
those in the water. and the Mexican 7shore be.
, 1863-11-17

N FEANcIeco Nov. 1A-Ntne ~hAlers be-
>trg 70 Eastern ports have arrived this Sea-
, having ge1erAliy done well.
oe tIet min Of the ht:ason fell last night,
G; Garrison has commenceda i euit ava}ust
iettck 1 o1matead for the possession OF
.e1ghtM g q Ing e. Aar1Posa estate. being
interest which Mark Brumagtn claimed
%on. TIE suit is regarded here as sn #:
"btAs" stock. We
, 1863-11-17
FROM RICH M0ED.


FoETRE>s MONROE, Nov. 16.-Thc Rich
Etuo Wig CT Nov. 10Th contains the follow
Lg:
CHARLESTON. Nor. 12.-Tae enemy kept up
Moderate fire On Sumter I'LL day from their
u.rtar batteries and two monitors. Ono
monitor and u wooden gucboat moved up to
ulhyAn'e Island at noon, and sle1led the
arteries ever an hour. -
CnA4.LEsToN, Nov. 13.-The firing OF the
nen,y from their mor1aIs and rife pieces
veraged two per minute ali last night, and
increasing and still going On this morning
he casualties last night were TWO killed and
ne wounded.
ATLANTA, Nov. 1s.-The firing betweeu.
pr batteries and the enemy continues briak.
y. The enemy has made a movement from
f,t to left. either With view ii diversion
order 70 attack Lookout, OF to send troops
Burnside.
The Richmond 1Fhig has the foIlo~ipg:-
IN. 1nboden is in Alleghauy county, coop
rating NTH Gen. EcLo's. Tae report Of his
sp:eualure. TIE Yankees, uoder Aye.ill,
are aava1etG to CuFicEton, Allcghan3 CO,
, 1863-11-17

WASHINGTON, Nov. 16-f1en. Meade has re.
turned to the army. He viii be unable to
attend the Gett5sburg Cemetery Inauguration,
on Thursday. The President, with Messrs.
Seward. Blsir,. Bates, snd WeNes, Of the Csb~
inet, will attend. & IL proposed that au pub.
Lie buildings shall hang out tn. Nasio7sl fig
On that day.
, 1863-11-17

r Louis, Eov. 16.~-Efnety-one coun:ies,
:lud!nc tbs su1dIers' vote, gtge the radical
:et H5 minority.
hc eeeamer 6unnyslde, recently burned,
Owned ut Circ1u1ati, and valued at
',Wo; Insured for $4,000. The cotton
$50 ansafed. Total loss, about half q
, 1863-11-17

Arrival Of the City of London.

SANDY HOOK, Nov. 16.-The steamship City
Of LONDON. from Liverpool on the 4th, Wis
Queenstown on the 5tb, passed this point at
$50 this afternoon. Her da.es are fvar days
later
The Times says that unless technical Diff
culties impede the proceedings Of the law
In the cAse of the A1eIaudrta, the
suspected 1ams will be shortly settled, and
Of complaint, without undu1y restricting ia-
duEtry. -.
It vas stated that Japan had applied for
French Intervention with England. The ad-
vance Of the bark Of England discount to S
Der cent, failed to check the ehin1 OF gold,
and fnrthe1adyance Waa considered possible
, 1863-11-17


1 RNlY STORES. Sealed Blds,
- IN Qnpltcate Nt1 Gs ressaTf4 n Geps =: e.
EtVAfos - nas ntocf: t s e+1s: .nF
EhtS3sn IL 4!nu; S19as ioyat % sae 10y !aa ~
II L os}ocE u: Eoyemoer 2nh tstx @ @Msrkea PEo-
p;v 49,, ~ smn ~ ot , ~ ,s.
r's ~ ~ Ea'1H ~ ye = ~ otaa{
etanef ;;rss ps:r q sqe1 }e3 x.,,,,,ro ,.,,.,,.
", III: III Ts!!s;; = ssT5ss; ).
Esw escon. aides. ribbed. clear. ribbed or elea= IL
Naw Pacon, ,too1ee1u; ....
kaEs asIn E,a2G snpfsheG r Fe1r. n nasEe1s aaed:
Hstd E:tar, IL toxeagsaoped:
Go.n Aea1 - ofss ~ HGsa: .
Pts. Rsssf !, Fta;e ha.+ls ~ pnfIsis MG1s taea;
Tn1,1v pn.ws a. u ,n.6. rr,n, ,wn,.A rn,,
es5!s;s p;s N:.a; Ns Int. ~ r.,,,-. :, n,r.,..
GTtea III. Yonur H1ton. N strona boxes:
Rnqt rse' ~ ~ 5tnhsse stS1s ."crs' uSfg'
EosG. IionS srEar: u ~! na1ie1s ufea;
s;ar Eana!tS' j o' Il 9o;ss rp11 ve,znt:
Epa:. n no7es;
SasseE Sast = sp sp2e5; E,onana' n oa1aA;
S!.f.sa.o is;f ~ osi!eS r ~ 4aea: sa:
Ao!aest5 Y ~ -; <x~
FIX fst:tss: = bs!fss l!asS - 's..s'@ alsa'
stt!ss r 1equissd; T.. ,-.a, .,,..,n, a.. ,.-n.. =.
fttsn ba9e11 bteao. de'lsaied aad aa1ed ia Aoy
IA snch quantities Is nnay be requ:ed b. the under
si7ntu g any etae: aatno.x ID ortcsr ss a9y une
And piece Or placeA IN sStu County Q! Cook StA0 n9
ss .as @ e
1a:tX, 10 s. execute. ii da2loa1o b. tTo parsons.
- foe ~: j., 49, ~
u1t1os, hereoy guaranty Il etss ,hs nEe1etsg
lid -, Above dascEioed TO- any or ~ Of tho
, 1863-11-17
From New YORK;.

'E"' ToEE, Nor. 10 The county boun+v
biz city to volunteers Is Axea at s30S.
te boua,y SIS. H. addition to the Goyern..
It bounty Of $S02 to new recruits, or el0a
'etc-ans; u tHN men arc wanted.
he troE Clad Dictator will be launched o.
.nE6oITiry hur
, 1863-11-17

La France asserts that MaHmlt1ian's accep-
tspce Of the Mexican crown it no longer
doubtful.
IospoS, 5tb.-The French Chamber has
ouened. The Emperor's speech WAS pacific.
BE proposes European conference for the
sett1t u,eut Of the Polish question. He hopes
the arrival Of Maximil1ian in Mexico viii, be
advantageous TO the country. On1y passing
illusions a1e made to American affairs.
LospoS, 5th.--Paris letters assert that the
rife Of the bank OF Franco will be raised to-
day to ak per cent. The Confederate loan
stood t4aG8. Sugar unchanged. Coffee fsm.
Tea sales brouRht fully former terms. Rice
urchargcd. The bank Of F frankfort hal RAISED
is rate Of discount tom four to six PEI cent.
, 1863-11-17
HIN 4optrt1se!nsItx.
CHICAGO
GIFT BOOK HOUSE,
liz Ra1dosah st., TnAa- tha u,.Ar,~

Ei'a t1ae7 tss U1seHNs
1as pesse ~ cAD al sa:oa .ave srsts au.e,.,s. ~
1Na feeesTsd tee Grsz .c: op.o...o tta4r .,-..
,t1sa I basE Gf9fe:sss H.. -44 - 4,nuaa ~.
I'D % IA = FER bought * A,un
q sps - IL sses T. =
Ps:zs Gifs,a ana DtaaeE csstos. -"
,ER RSoc9, Dundee, H. ssas N u ordsx s,r
boeka Ard Ne gaFe tn auat1sK Cs&o LeTsr We;es.
Mir. amdIEY; n1tt la1e TlexWassE cars With tsa
GEO H. 1,xP :oa, se sou.o w.,.r ,t,.,, ,.,
n..sa EIa.s. ''' @''1' aosd VITA H<Aas-
y: R PEAK sc:sass Ct 9.es Of a-p.a IA, ur..-
beautiful Bntur ptsh. asaT =
as vesta q :aozsss al = e7sa 9sssa: s.sss
NEs G xErE9E ;: 1ns,aas svszu,. rse.!,.4 =.
o;;f Mf PIT Ill.,. nrE!ss 80 s:sss .er,t ,scss,sa
" FEET :; !.sss .'ss s?s ss:ss W. s::
VII Z AE.a aass cs;. y ;ss,; x:;s s.ssr1
f. rAavG: Deca'ur. III. oournt = ro,x ..
t1x Gaze Watch. ~1N@@-
L. D. KEIItRY, Wooa,tcckx I'll pstd n II 81 n.
be q Ahd q seaf f&sa Dla4ssr laser.
t naeSs .aa Sc Ms1sS s eE Xa2a,:
Hsn. . I. a. WILCOX. 8:sta. IL. VA, xtvss c.xa
KoEr: RIrGRlE = Hlasdsis .s.eot. with ~ a,oun,
\ - afseh - Ice P1.eter.
A LADY rs+1dans 1t 1ss l:di*u~ xrsnua mi, n.
7 81 Tor "shouldcr s.sAas' And se;5tyed III ~
:11thef. ~~@
:. D: FKOkEsLt, HHuifga,> m. With m A1burs
Fas Kiven s"s7S Baakss ltuua with Bohea a!4I xsss
REkET KFM3AII. Rertfo:d Ill. With L II sa
COX vas asv~p : Dim Il Gator. "~
Ets. O5HEK co,rer Of sts&e s:rsos au6 anrbar
cad ~1th Ao Ainu.a Te1oaved nue nsenk{ast EHsfsr
= 3. k1LaoURk, Au.ors. 1 l.. bought Dte.n.e-
snn c1sS \ e3tuo Pltcaer osA"1aFy
=, " a:ve ta stose ore ottaa LAGaxar Axoassr
Miscellaneous Books,
!, tse city. Send EtsuD fs: Pr1.e Lit aad Tara. "a
krH enber ourasose is d'recss under sns Ae.s1.
T. ~. NARTIN.
1m RANDOLPH sFRzsr.
r., AZ Sex pooks received as sooa II aouaass =.
, 1863-11-17
The Battle Of Pine DIuf.
FIVE HOURS HARD
FIGHTING.
Col. Clayton, With $50 Men, de-
feats Gen. Marmadeke's
Force Of 1000 Men.
Magmaduke Burma Some Of His
Own Wounded.

The attack that the autho,,.,.e bs.a b,,-a
p.1n expsctsrr for sone 7ine h,s ~ 1..+
come. art3 the ro,r or osraa. su4 ~ ~ .a,s
~ 80 80 Ioaf .. cannon ana 1oe ra'tle
froIa hard fought battlefield. or rather hat
tle.toyu. has f,1eanneorcd an nrs,,, ~ a. ~
: =, ,-e1,."s saops 20 0aeo'e rs
VIC "'c "no A1"enAse Accon~
ptetsed.
This plsce Is eituated on tbs south bank of
1w,1a ~ = ., DO. .'s.' ".s4 Aeoa' n,'S mntf rom
River, ana sixty from Arlaae1phla. fGen.
Price's late heatouarters1 tt cont.sna1 ~
fo4e .be Wv .a.,. tt,,s. .S. W
tsnts ana 20, ra. eo WV =. ..e .s snonsAno nnAoi.
business towns in Arksnsas. For s3x Or seven
,ree1r. u ha. h..,, ...-.~s, 49, ~ oe'e4
s.NN,.N, ~ - ouen eeSupte" W Inc FederaR.
ou11ng Na1co Lime II has been gs1rispned By
cavalry. under the comm,nd ~ a., ~ D. ~
c,,.+e. - -. ~. " y! WI. 20 Well
c11stons o1 1ae ON AAusas cavalry. There Is
also here one company Of state militia, which
has been recruited since the Feaera,, ra-.a
tere. '0 ~'>''''
Aoont TWO weeks ago, Col. Clayton took
s5o.men and four pieces Of 1,uht a,t1.,erT
and by making a efrrnfton. rnrts s,5 -
fcp nir at, n,,is. =, 49,. t,,.ss ~Ae 1A'1sl'
A'e nt..'s 11iAes II tIaty"1afee nonrs. suc
caeaea III srfpf1tiog aud completely routing
Col. Dobbln's cavalry brigade at Tulip, CAP
turing one stand of co1prx all hts coIon md
,ar,;son ccu;,,oor. ,,s-+a-,o...n- s,as - s1.4
saN-f"6~' 1oaA 'e4 N1as'et ano cou'
Hasea13 ssotes' meo1ca supplies, Transports
Ton, &c.
Tle rebel authorities feeling ashamed ,n1
sstle'so a. 1os' oegea 10 concentrate Ten.
Maruaduke's cavalry force at Princeton,
Gorty.dye miles from Pfna BIuff F,fdar f1ct
ahont noon lin oh.,t :, ~ -.
"u @''"' e'oo' tnen aao
'welse pieces of artillery, mostly 12.pound
fiaed guDs, and started to take revenge on
Col Cayton. wko on1v had hetween sG1 and
m ' "."s . a-aN s,'n. ~ aaa
wv n'"' ~" "1no p4eees ~ ueus atune1y'
sunday mcru1ng about 5 O'Clock, Lieut. Clark
If the 5th Kansas cavalry, With one company,
10. ' ~ a.,,s W.: W sas .''ase'en 1oaa 70 sse
"na' Ae eo'4o ois'ose1' out ola not go fAr
before he met the enemy's advance, which
fired Oh him at once. thew did mt et5rm,sb
h,4 n f.w n,,n+ae hscn.o ~, .ea -.
.as.sna. a..-s. os.ols ~ atleo PAr'y
bearing nag OF truce came forward, and the
officer commanding it said: II must 20 to
The corn,nend,rcoff7rar rfuo,sd,,+a,. 49,
-,.,L,. q vA1A~~* -0.''A7!' 0'ea"
G'.1A tepaed' fou cannot see Col Clayton
You have no right to be here with a flag of
trpce; you have already been firing on ne
mt iii ,3x. 7o,, ~ ~. toe.s..
~ ms ~ End NV ~ ~ -. IN noos 70 mai5 as!e
ren3ied: 1T vii ~ ~ ~ 4hs11s ~ a,s.. ~
1r;ern Gsr Ma-+,5rr uot %as@ 4ase ms9aH9es
tn tsn1 .. ing %, Rost mn:t 60
cannot 70 in. Cal. Clsyfou never surrsn.
ders, hut is always anxious tor Gen. Marma
eues ,s to come sna 1ake him; aaa nov, COD
d.a,aiy .n: ~ 9s,,i 1aeh as, " youx Pase lame
, 1863-11-17

he Pennsylvania Conf Riots
Arrest of Rioters.
MAucu CurHK, Pa, Nov, 18.-About 70 Of
BucEehots haTe been arrested and sent to
adiDg The murderer of G. 4. Smith has
been arrested and identified. Tne 10Th
t3nent New Jersey volunteers Ia NOS sta-
Led In the district where the disturbances
re, aad The rioters are being arrested and
ward 10 Readiug for trial.
, 1863-11-17

ates1 arrival from Charleston
;Ew fonk, Nov. 10 The stearne- ~arn
N Port Royal and Charleston B,r ~
evening Of the Eth hss asrivsJ J'' ~
, 1863-11-17
Nkm 10perti5f,l1enla. ::
T. q DIES REPOSITORY,
-@ ,.

TIE ladies' Of the Cau2 Douglas Hasa..sa Ed
LADIES' Cnt.d draas OF Fa ,cY .Wofx. The was lad
H'toxa Ct - odlers are aenrtst empio7raea: by ths
Srtlety Bnd tic Profits apped 70 lne beaedt or orr
Mr8 FRAHKLTx Prs.d:os.7
Mira HAvES, vice Pr7uaaat
Mrs q. r. HaDUUSE. Trsasur,.
rcTtt4!ct Nf4. B. 3, kELLJ(<3 aec9etse
, 1863-11-17

33EETH EXTRACTED WITH
4 DTr PALM .Ms'srs LIVEZRF j. Gu, ,s5 to
tnnoubco hist they hara 0sfAbit31a1 Depot 1t 80
s6t:atto'n ssstet aseayo. Tor tha parposs Of :n'-
NITROUS ox1DM. &AS, j.,
, 1863-11-17

TEE E1rRs Rscr1oN OF TEETH v1ruogr-PAtN.
ne*.rt: /. 4 Co.. hazt.zS hse la4e, n=perl
cp anpc1a:us Arftap:e for esaatatipx tha ~ s4d ID
n1t1s!e,inE The "a ne to patleuta latter
to toee Eno may win 70 1rocn~ sp7.ratut *aa
nn,e 1rse9s y ~ nn1 faE y
.s eo.sttapa5y q o. hsSi for ss a. the love: m.sket
1t nis4ons shd troabAa of m1 .ing Il saenseivss.
, 1863-11-17

FVGklTI'S, EVARlFr'S, EV,
~ EITTs RvsR1rT'B, 1T Lats strest 1s7
Laks .:see. ~ Lake - Ca1tss 90 vlsts 81 pet
q PsorEr4ph or litter oil the pesfo mats ID Tie
Gallery RaT Maj Axear
NpI1-aEstH
, 1863-11-17

pAINLESS EXTRACTION OF
a TEEfH-Testh po4fttvly artAet4d 'wfs.ou:
r. Il II *sE FAIN1o1 uFftxAsANr 1y1krr oy the asa
g ffoE ~ aAAAEH :. AHtthtfE or OAYGEN;
Dra. Bnth 4 Noble,s Dental, R3oms,.
- SCssk ssssat GGs7aF at N4d;san atrest from .
1t.red BY Prot Wallace as1 rhn tecr1 eItf.c:et
I'd y p: Nc :HEKspN Of BesunoEe., .7e t.xe ri,
111d 70 tntrodnce tha =ec.iTe 41d hAeuales4aead
ef mia p ocess Va remaia III Chicago bnI lsH
dAys> Anu coffisy 1nV.e FMS class au1 D51:l5s t.
REoF. wALLAEK
cat1:SA1t DR NcPHERaOE
, 1863-11-17

NOTlCE.~-A1y VITA Hllan Chris
tina HcnIickten, hartr; !. # NJ house bed and
boasa. without causs Is prtVocatloi ali persona ors
csutioneo NO: - give ~ t.s .,fs Ans edis .nJ
account. 81 ahf pAy dettx accnQ ts contracted
by her. TQ6rEN HEN7I E5EN
Chicago. Nov. II. 1858, uolIffQ3t
, 1863-11-17

4 TTENT1UN, SIR KNIGaTS.
- "A s,st.d conclave Of Apollo CoSnandezy
No l. Knights 2la7. Wit. bn ho,u .aetc Aselu1
Hasoo1c 1empts, snfp (Tue4day} ArenfnE nov i1tq'
81 ~ oEoek. r. II. J. A. -M-NrGoAERY.
E0lG-t531t kEc 1rde-
, 1863-11-17

HAD RAPHAEL yesu one of
- SBAWB Ea.tes do Vita vhi1s pain,t:g the
TrHrafE nrston. ha ~no!u hsvs druo opei his p41Is:
9Ed exclaimed there Is Hnatar IN raa[ work fpur
cerea fer $40. 1ss ard 1881 3ou.h ciask s:Eett
, 1863-11-17
ITO RUILDERS->ea1ed nron,,

y OlLDNfe3.--E61IEU Df0DU
a ssIs vtl bs sccatvsd, 1t tie o1ce qf o. L.
stH WnHKseLoCK et,ees'sc;. Ne. = pe.ssoEa s::et~.
hedtog OF are frame cptregei ia h Rontn Htsi-oa
Tos nes reserves tha tight to yeisct Aoi nj
pztPosa1a. IoI7 ft3 4t1et
, 1863-11-17

p0SITlVELY THE LAST
i WREK Mtdsme ANDREWS. the best CAir.
v1yatt Of tue AEa viii ranlalu II Chisazo TtDae
Es{.oIs Ei:aing e soas1M nsscsn % so By rs,Nrs
the .soss of me weak. Te7ra1. 80 eents aad $3.50
, 1863-11-17
$2. 600 CASH TO 1NYEs

% pIsVvo tn rome good paying and houora
ha tustneFS. ~ vt,aAE N 4u OF to1rL rEa uuna1s
enncaston and well known IN the c.sY. Any patty
4:AailR t. laka natsnt.. wishing to sell ous tnetr
sIes,: 9TH psrt1cs1ars. u II H. 2. Q. boz 9ss1.
, 1863-11-17

GOD f I s H.
TOO Boxes Grand Bank Goldfish
For aale 10 z ii fhe trade bJ GEO. H. PAEE,
ra17 Is 2N-tCl u tn SA Is E}v3- essost.