, 1863-10-20

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Tho following IL list OF the captured lAgs with
the leg uds inscribed upon them:
The co'ors Of the South Caroltns regiment, taken
font OF tne 1st brigade. I'd division, 9th corps, bY
Prirate Thomas Hare, company D, s,th New York
vols Who WIS Afterwards killed.
pany d. sosh Nov York s.ats Miiits, At anttets@. lam
Sept. 17th. 1ses: ~ aae witr motto. ave col
A flag taken at Malvern HUI, Va, from South
P.nnrylsania voluit* ess.
Tor Sd 6r;ssde. "a dsIsen, o iii III
4 hsG i Gettysburg. July sd. 1863, by Capt. N.
a asg captured With tho motto, *Throush God
Gown oul entmies."
e3ess h5aas So
A daG vita the motto. "JetF. Dayis, and the
suuthen Confedesacy.'' captured from the Wisisll
Rifles: r. Mil Spring, Ky., by Company F, 9th
= tlsg win " Williamsburg and seven pines,"
in the eeutre.
~, 1'ag ota yifstnia seginsnt. captured At Phil
Mccarty, Company B. 10Th OHIO Volunteer Militia.
tlsg with the motto, "a crown for the rave
ssptu,sd r Gsttysburg, July I'd, 1863 b. the 60th
4 tas with rhe motto. "our rights, " captured
from Fltt Rock Rinemen, Lunensburg Company,
Aasg With the motto. "1n God is oar ttuet," :"
captured f1om the ID FLORIDA Volunteers, BY Color
Sergeant CHARLES D. Brink, 18th Vermont Voiun.
s'sss 's'snee Assistant adnfsnt B. Tfexfs5xP:,
Numerous letters had been received enquisiug
| xhethes i procession would take place in counec-
meeting. snd It vas decided That there should be
one- The following gentlemen were appointed to
pake ai tne & Tor i And supesinte4d il.
Mo.t, Ee4., iof somewbere- place was named,
doI ated forty aefes Of land In lows, provided It
eonld b. sold at fair price. twas worth I'VE
4 long diecussion then took place about the
| dres which the ladies' should wear It was finally
1eeoised thar no lady should be permitted to wait
at table unless che had on white Tallctane cap,
and white ap1oa.
ea xstSqS to- gs
By Gyms j. Ward; pIcture worth $l5j. By Mt.
McCass; brass cannon. the first taken 6y our
afiss s1,a On The 4ississippi' abundance OF inEs-
Mis-. 3. Butler and a1rs. Jas Fallon were sp-
roints d as butter committee.
NJ; L,sImcse md Mts Jrdse Wilson we're
Ladies' who douated fancy articles. were request
60 s. to append their names and addresses to Them:
70 afx pItce to tho articles, IS they come to ths
Mrs. Eldrtd, Detroit. Mrs Reynolds, chic,.o,
cla1ke, Milwaukee, were appointed he l appraiatns
po1lea to act - tie 1ecciviaE eomnitte,. "eso ~
ception Of articles on the West Side.
All articles to be sent to Bryan Hail. from the "a
1ions depots In the city. By Q O'Clock Monday
The President said the Society had been charged
with going to cxray1gant expense in putting up
room 1ef the reception Of tie articles intended
men sfor they we1e. gentlemen who brought the
sh1ge) that they had gone to 70 more expense
sn sns fe1 ,9 esx Ihs
nails. They we're pledged to have roon large
enough TO exhibit properly the goods sent, and
there WAS no available room for this purpose iu
TIE city Hence they had to build this e1tempo-
Ma. Pona1d and Mrs. Wilson wers appointed
Committee Of Rolled Crackers, Salt and Fepperl
Towels were to be borrowed OF SanitalJ Com
mitsson. ="
Mrs. Isaac Wells End Mrs. Bliss were appointed
Towel Comm!ttee-to gather up all towels every
nlgnt. aao see teas they are washed and dtiod By
Mr., Hoge, Mrs. Livsrmore, Mrs. Hosnaer and
Nrs: FRANKLIN, were appointed Controlling Com
II comnittee-Mrs. yan Higgins. Mrs. Fol-
Nj: Wilson wss appointed Secretary Of the
The ladies in charge OF tables were requested to
Hss. to 81 4 i O'clock At the War Committee
The friends IN the country were requested alao
to ss1ti II thelr greene1y. sh1abs and flowers, to
Btyan Hau as soon ~ they can.
Ticke1fe Theatre. =
The evening entertainments are 10 be held at the
ehinsIr ~ NaT HI. LIE LII A. of34o daa' Ma
It Is Of impo,tanca to stste that tickets-n,;~a
twenty-five ccnte-w1ll admit to all departments
y. lns A1s, s1seps ene All daueIS, which WILL be
The eyeoirr eute1tai1 ments uI11 cons,st ~ +ah.
leaux, concerts, p,omenadee, lectures, &c, &c,
-
Ioan d Ken Hroecke:s Carriage Re-
- =. aHo 10 1auu'.Pn etees ~ tae cafnAce
t.,pes.ots =. msee.1 eo"a o 4ea osoeeAe' "ncte
~ Ha' oeen 'ocaseo !of nany years paht' we
toeHeo u1oaso l. 5es.e,oa5, ana toano tnesetn, OF
en'9ec' 10 Inc o1aer Of INC psopsfcfoF6 more than
1"o auhdfed dlnefent patterns OF carriages, " ag-
ons. pufetee' ete. 1heae ase i1om the we'll known
estahnsnnent oi lawrence, Bradley &; PAEdec, OF
new hafcn' ct.' which aas been In operation in
world wide reputation. It is an established fact
TINT where civilization sbounds. the Brewster car
ri'ge can he fonnd. OF course their catalogue en-
braces every variety Of vehicles, from childs
carriage to an imperial coach. OF their work, for
variety OF style, excellence Of material quality Of
mechanism and beauty Of hnieh, NC can say with
confidence established BY experience. they can
In no way be exee1led. This. VIC are sure, ia the
verdict Of every man who has ever used carriages
from the New Haven establishment. Their work
Is al made under the psacticed eye Of men who
thoroughly understand their business, and ara
not si.nosed to s.eriaee their well ea.ned 49, rcnn
WIN wsn not IT. stand The c. old test. Not Only have w
Mess1s, Coan 4; Ten Broecke on hand, or can fur
nish to order, any vehicle named In the catalogue
nf Me,e,s. Lawrence. Hrad,ev h pardee Init thev
are nov n,nnfartnrinc Themselves nnd arc nrs,
pa,ed to ruase to order. every vehicle therein
named. of material and etyle OF TorSmanahlp. In
no way Inferior to those which they offer from
the New Haven establishment. and If any pen.
t1emsn,s bra,n uossessea a as,p fdea which In
and vehicle to his order. II any of our readers
feel able to buy carriage, we beg Of them to give
Messrs. G. & 7, a call. They will BE- sure to find
Just what they want.
RAILROAD CoN7EST1os-CHARdEo or TINE
TAB1x.-The semiannnal Railroad Convention
met at the st. Nicholas Hotel, New York, On
Thursday, for the purpose Of changing the time
tables Of the different roads. Mr. G. Twitcheu. OF
the Boston ard Worcester Road, presided, and
Ness1s. @. Merrill, Of tho Vermont Central, and
c1nnati Road, were appointed Secretaries. The
following roads arc Eli the changes announced:
GOING WEST.
Leaves New York at Z a. N 10 a. m, and
r. Rnff,,o at1I a. Hem, c.oo -,.,o
Reach Cjpcinnari nj f;:@ =. m X tx a. G.t %
train from New York only going "a far as Clere.
iaau' "nere II connee&e With the Chicago road
oo1So EAST.
Trains vii leave Cincinnati at a. H., and
1u 1e" .otA ~ - ~, ~" ''oo F. H. nsAt oay'
Ing l'me'lao'e EASTWARD mas mol oeen definitely.
agreed upon' on account Of Inc absence Of the