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DIR. WIN. ID. ii UlsD,S
TOOTHACHE DROPS
FOR THE CURE OF
TOOTfIACHE

produced BY exposed nerves.
It is particularly adapted to all cases Of
children afflicted with 1850.
TOOTHACHE. cad
Parents can relieve themselves from that
distressing WEAKNESS caused by
LOSS or SLEEP, r
and their children from great suffering, by
keeping bottle OF
DIR. HURD'S TOOTIIACIIE DROPS
in the house. t
Prepared at DR.. Hurd's Dental Office, No.
II, Fourth Street, Brooklyn, E. ID.
Price only l2 cts. n Bottle.
A liberal discount will he made to dealers.
Address Principal Oillce, Tribune Building,
No. |, Spruce Street, N Y.
Sold also by Caswcll, Mack & ca, Fifth Az
cnue Hotel ]. & I, Coddington, 7i5, Broad
way; d. s. Barnes, 2O2, Broadway, and BY ali
Druggists.
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Our forces at Charleston.

se The Navy Department promises that
Gilmore and Dshlgren shall receive eve-
rything necessary to insure speedy fall
sfChsrlestop.
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DIR. VvM. Ii. HURD,SI
T00THP0WDER.

This Powder possesses the
CARBONIC WITHOUT THE INJURIOUS
PROPERTIES OF CHARCOAL,
and Is free from all Acids or Alkalies that ran,
in the least injure the teeth. .. .,"I
Its action Is entirely neutrality-suspicious.
without wearing the enamel. 'TVTo
DIR. WM b. HURD'S TOOTH POW.
DER ".N
Is recommended by all eminent Dentists
Prepared at DR.. Hurds Dental Office No.
II, Fourth Street, Brooklyn, L. D.
Price, 25 Cts. per BUx.
A liberal discount made to dealers, ''"'
Address, Principal Office, Tribune BuildingE
No. !, Spruce Street. N. Y.
Sold also by Caswell, Mack & Co., Filth Av.
cnue Hotel; J. 4 l. Coddington, 7i5 Broad
way, d. s. Barnes, 2O2 Broadway, and by all
Druggists.
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. COOKING STOVES. a

4 COOKING STOVES. 4
Hatbaway's Patent. (for coal and wood. J.
Queen Of the West; Hathaway ani Pennock
and Mitchell's coal and wood Stoves; Enter,
prise Stoves, improved from the pat' erns now
in use, and the improved Premium all Of
which are highly recommended by those who
use them. Also, Franklin Stoves, Parlor
Stoves, Balloon Stoves of the latest and most
approved style for churches, store rooms, SC.
lion Fencing Of different Patterns.
Arch Crates and Fronts, nvariety OF pa!
terms and sizes of the ,ntest STYLE. Crates Of
all sizes. ,u. .. N
Cellar Grntcs-Ney STYLE.
Sugar Kettles from to % gallons; Hollow
ware of all descriptions, (new patterns:) Ands
Irons; Sad Irons; Porch Pins; Foot Scrapers
aud Mill Irons Of all descriptions. ALSO
Great Western PlOIIgiis.
Having obtained the original pattern Of this
Plough, they are manufacturing and keep
constantly on hand large supply of these
plouyl s. together with the, ,pOINr and LAND
siDEs, warranted to fit complete. 49,.
We are also making another improvement
on this Plough, both as regards the Points
an Landsides, adding tie ren"vator, which
must , lace this Plough. we think, before any
other. both as reIards durability and draft.
Corn PoughS or Great West No I.
GA-Try thrm-they will recommend tn an.
selves Connelsvilc, with improved wings
Ohio shares with improved landsides Wells.
burg aud other ploughs
Esa. These ploushs are highly recon nended
by many Of tho best Farmers ia this vicinity.
Plough Points.
WHOLESALE OR RETAIL.
~ Cranes Nos |. 3. 4, S, hl,7.
NHa Patent Lever light and left, }
anEsat 4, 5, 8. Great Western, (of
course,) |, 4. Brown FranGlin, Clipper,
Il ght and Left Left Hand Cr nes n Wylie
Il Hewitts. two patterns. Landslide, for
Cranes No 8 and 81. Landsides f,r Patent
Lever. Connellsville, Sharers, Hoodcocxs
point I'D cutter, Riaht md Left crocket points.
Warranted TO fit or no sa'es.
CASTINGS Of all kinds made to order. Or.
ders promptly attende to on fair terms.
DUNN & DOWEEY,
Wnyneshurg. September TO- iS6l
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Price only Is Cents.

A liberal discount made to dealers. fH
Address Principal Office, Tribune Buildings.
No. I, Spruce Street, MY. af-Nl
Sold also by Caswel, Mack s. Co., Fifth Av~
enue HOTEL J. tS l. Coddington, TIC, Broad
way; d. s. Barnes, 2O2, Broadway, and by slI
Druggists. ..po.,.l IN.
NoTlcE.-we arc daily receiving orders tor
send by mail some one or more Of DY. Hurd's
Dental remedies which We cannM 6M None
are mailable except the Neuralgia Plasters.
which we send in an envelope on receipt of the
price (l5 cents) and one stamp. But to &C.
cOmmOdate persons In places where the Drug
gists and storekecpers are behind the/agc. We
have put up packages in white embS5ssed box.
es inches by 4, with compartments, each
box containing bottle of DR.. HuIrd's MoutI,
Wash and TOOthache Drops, o box of Tooth
Powder, the Neuralgia Plaster and a valuable,
little treatise on Teeth and their Diseases nv,
best means of preserving them, and the propcr
treatment of children's teeth, WORTH ofitsclfthe
entire cost to every young man or woman. or
parents with young children, with sundry 9TH.
or necessary articles price per package. One
Dollar, or six packages for 30, sent by exprrs,
as directed. AS the Express charges are not
much, II any, more on dozen than on one Il
is fur cheaper to order six or dozen PACKAGES
ut one time. A large family will want all' or
the surplus can DC dispOseu OF TO neignl,ors
with public benefit, for no one can esiimntc
how much pain, suffering unhappiness AMI
Disagreement expense, loss Of time and mo-
ncy would be saved to the country, IL every
family to-day had one Of these packages whick
in ITSELF Is u complete set Of Dental Rcmsd,s.
Address WIN. b. Hurd & Co., Tribune R',;ii
ings, New York, and write the namc ana Al
dress plainly. w. Il. II. & Co. refer n M N,
Mayor Of Brooklyn, to q. w. Grif,sh P,s.
dent ofthe Farmers and Citizens Rank prr,I
lyn; To the Editor Of the American Marrs"c,,.
rcr's Gazette; to Joy, Coo Il Co., PuhI,",.s
Agents N. Y; To r T. BarnuH. Eso -
knows good thing when hc sees n: sri y,
has already ordered second supply etc %
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ESTAB Els I'll e . 1760.
PETER LORILLARD,
SMUfS & TOBACCO MANUFACTURER,

l6 j. Is, CHAMBERS STREET,
Formerly AZ Chatham St., New York;
Would call the attention Of Dealers to the
articles of his manufacture, viz:
BRowS UFF.--Macaboy, Demigros, Fine
Rappee, Pure Virginia. Coarse Rappee Nichi-
tochcs, American Gentleman, Copenhagen.
YELLOW SNUFF. Scotch, Honey dew Scotch,
High Toast Scotch, Fresh Honey Dew Scotch.
Fresh Scotch, Irish High Toast, or Lundyfoot.
eg-Attention is called TO the large reduction
in prices of fine e-cut Chewing and Smoking to-
bacco, which will be found Of superior quail.
ty
TOBACCO.
SMOKING. PINE CUT CHEWING. SMOKING.
Long p. A. L.; or plain, s. Jago,
No. /, Cavendish, or Sweet, Spanish,
No. 9. Sweet Scented Oronoco, Canister
Nos | & mixed, Tin Foil Cavendsh, Turk
ish. N B. A circular Of prices will be sent
on application. March 81, '63.-ly.
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TO HORSE OW NERS! DR.. Sweets In
fallible Liniment for Horses is unrivaled by
any, and in all cases Of Lameness, arising from
Sprsins, bruises or wrenching, its effect is
magical and certain. Harness or saddle gals,
Scratches, Mango, &C., 1t will also cure spedi-
ly. SPAWN and ringbone may be easily pre-
vented and cured in their incipicnt stages but
confirmed cases arc beyond the possibility Of
radical cure' No case Of the kind, however,
Is so desperate or hopeless but It may be ale
waited by this sxliniment and Its faithful appli-
cation will always remove the Lamcness, and
enable tho horse 10 travel with comparative
case.
Every Horse Owner should have this remc-
dy at hand for It's timely use ut the lrst ap-
pearancc Of Lameness viii e6ectuslly prevent
those formidable diseases 10 which sll horses
are liable, and which render 20 many other.
wise valuable horsos nearly worthless
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DIR. WIN. Ii. HURD,S
NEURALGIA PLASTERS. o
foR THE CyEE Sf
NEU Il A l. GlA 10

or Toothache produced by colds.
LOCAL NEURALGIA liH
is Immediately cured by their applles6bns
They act like charm, and IRE perfectly
harmless in their nature; do not pruv1scc bills.
ter. and leave no unpleasant results.
DIR. HURD'S NEURALGIA PLASTERS
never fail to give satisfaction to all who test
their virtue. @. rg'trni .I
Prepared at DR.. Hurd's Dental Office, No.
II, Fourth Street, N. Y. ""N''F''"
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A FRIEND IN NEED. TRY IT. DR..
Sweets Infallible Liniment as an external rem
edy, is without rival and will alleviate pain
more speedily than any other preparation. For
all Rheumatic and Nervous Disorders it Is tr,i-
ly inhllible, and as curative Tor Sores,
Wounds, Sprains, Bruises &C., its soothing,
healing and powerful strengthening properties,
excite the just wonder and astonishment Of all
who have ever given 1t q trial. Over one
thousand certificates of remarkable cures, per-
formed by it within the last two years attest the
fact.
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AkA
DIR. SWEETS
fNFALLIBLE
NaggNyMEMT
THE
GREAT REMEDY

FORRHEusfATlSM, GOUT. NEURALGIA,
LUMBAGO. STIFF NECK & JOINTS,
SPRAINS, BRUISES, CUTS AND
WOUNDS. PILES, HEAD
ACHE, AND ALL RHEU-
MATiC AND NER.
VOUS DISOR-
DERS.
For all Of which it Is q speedy and certain
remedy, and never fails. This I.inimcnt Is
prepared from the recipe Of DR.. Stephen Sweet,
of Connecticut the famous bone setter, and
has been used in his practice for more than
twenty years with the most astonishing sue.
cess.
AS AN ALLEvIATOR OF PAIN, it is un.
rivaled by any preparation before the public,
Of which the most skeptical may be convinced
by a single trial.
", RHEUMATIC DISORDERS Of every kind,
and in thousands OF cases where II has been
used it has never been known to fail.
FOR NEURALGIA, it will afford immedi-
ate relief in every case, however distressing.
1t will relieve 1.-The worst cases Of HEAD
ACHE in three minutes and Is warranted to
dot.
TOOTHACHE also will il cure instantly.
FOR NERVOUS DEBILITY AND GEN
ERAL LASSITUDE arising from imprudence
or excess, this Linemept is a most happy and
unfailing remedy. Acting directly. upon the
nervous tissues, 1t strengthens and revivities
the system, and restores it to elasticity and
vigor
FOR PILES.--.As an external remedy, we
claim that it is the best known, and we Chal-
leng the world to produce an equal. Every
victim of this distressing complaint should
give it trial, for 1t will not fail to afford i'm
mediate relief, and in q majority Of cases will
effect radical cure.
QUINSEY AND SORE THROAT are
sometimes extremely malignant and danger
Gus, but timely application OF this Liniment
willncver fail to cure.
SPRAINS are sometimes very obstinate, and
enlargement Of the joints is liable to occur II
neglected. The worst case may be conquered
by this Linimcnt in two or three days.
BRUISES, CUTS. WOUNDS, SORES, UL-
GERS, RURNS AND SCALDS, yield readily
to the wonderful healing properties of DIR.
SWEETS INFALLIBLE LINIMENT, when
used according to directions. Also, CHILL
BLAINS. FROSTED FEET, AND INSECT
BITES AND STINGS.
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DR.. Stephen Sweet, of Connecticut,
the Great natural Bone Setter.
DR.. Stephen Sweet, of Connecticut,
is known all over the United States.
DR.. Stephen Sweet, of Connecticut.
is the author Of ''Dr. Sweets lnfallible
Liniment."
DR.. Sweets Infallible Liniment cures
rheumatism and never fails.
DR.. Sweets Intallible Linilnent is a
certain remedy for Neuralgia.
DR.. Sweets Infallible Liniment cures
Burns and Scalds Immediately.
DR.. Sweets Infallible Liniment is the
best known remedy for Sprains and
Bruises
DR.. Sweets Infallible Liniment cures
Headache Immediately and was never
known to fail.
Dr.. Sweets infalIible Liniment affords
immediate relief tor Piles, and seldom
fails to cure.
DIR. Sweets Infallible Liniment cures
Toothache in one minute. ...
DR.. Sweets Infallible Liniment cures
Cuts and Wounds Immediately and leaves
no scar.
DR.. Sweets Infallible Liniment is the
best remedy for Sores in the known
world.
DR. Sweets Infallible Lini,nent has
been used by more than million people,
and all praise it.
DR.. Sweets Infallble Liniment taken
internally cures Collie, Cholera Morbus
and Cho. ...,
DR.. Sweets infallible Liniment is truly
a ''friend in need," and every family
should have it at hand.
Dr. Sweets Infallible Liniment is for
sale by all Druggists. Price 20 aud SO
cents.
, 1863-10-24

THE PRESIDENTS REPLY
The naiure Of President Lincoln's reply
to the appeal OF the Missouri Radical dele
cation from RAD1x root, believers in get
ting rid of the root Of our national evils
has already been foreahadowed in our dis
pitches. 4 very full abstract Of the docu-
ment is given in our St. Louis reports else
where. AS our readers all know, Schoaeld
is to remain in command, reinforced by
by fresh instructions to cover his most
claring points Of weakness. Much as some
may be disappointed at the result Of the
appeal, it is impossible that the
Presidents reply be not in ono
respect ut least generally ad'
anired. Its tone Of earnest and honest in
dependence, its willingness to shrink
from no responsibility, his expressed de-
termination to act upon his own judgment
and not until that judgment is convinced
will inspire fresh confidence in tie lcad
Of our national affairs.
twill be entirely lawful and proper tt
hope that the conviction may tasten ant
grow upon the President that pro~slavcrJ
men are not suitable nor propitious in
struments to work out the problems o
q time, when to punish rebellion ade
quately, alayery must suffer, but it is some
thing, We would not lightly relinqujsh
the belief that once convinced upon thi
point, noclamors or threats will more hin
Hpro-slavcry commanders are spared a lii
tie longer, to work out the more completed.
such demonstration, the country can vel
afford to wait the result. II the progres
is less rapid than could be wished, ther
will be no EjipR.
, 1863-10-24

Eora that the Government had found fz7at
with hiB mi1ftnI! conduct On several oCca-
sieur, and he had retorted by charges OF neg
ltct by the Government and want OF support.
His removal Inns been In contemplation for
some Hrue.
Especial Dispatch to the N. T. Tribunal
WASHINGTON, Oct. 81, 1858.
Tour contemporaries, whose entire ieno-
rance Of the change In the command OF the
by the announcement that It had taken place.
made exclusively in Yeeterday's 1Is5une, aud
By The ditpatch from Louisville In to days
Journals, are hereby informed that the order
In the premises Was }ssued several days ago.
and carried Vest by Gen, Harlsuh. an officer
OF the Adjutabt Generals bureau. detailed for
the purpose, and also that Secretary Stanton
to meet thert Gen. Grant, whom he had neyeE
Etfn.
The 7emoysl Of Gen. Rosecrans was less a
6ulpIife to those who knew the Interior his
terJ Of the campaigns Of the army Of the
Cunbetland stree the removal of Geu. Buell..
than to pereons who have no other sources Of
inform alton than the newspapers. General
Thomas is universally conceded to hare rich
II csrned the promotion be receives. Tie
cl1y objection made to him IN military cir.
clee, 20 far as We are informed. gre Hs out OF
lis Eefasd1 to fupersede Gen. Buell.. when his
quencc of which refusal, and Of the remon.
bt1ances Of tho Eentuckiaus Of the Guthrie
and Crittepden stamp, Gen. Buell. retained
his command until tho election in the West
e1p States had been lost
Tho consolidation Of the three departments
ef GeDs. Grant, Burnside, mud Thomas into
one department., under the command Of the
captor Of N'ickebug, meets with universal ap'
proya1 Had this been done before, 1t Is bc.
1ieved that the hattlo Of Chtckamauga would
either not hare peen fought, or would have
been victory, aud that on many other oc'
cs.iors unity Of action might have been Sc.
euCCeEe,
, 1863-10-24

today. filled tue city with rnmors tlf,t he
hsd been relieved Of his com nand. There i,
no change iu the military condition to-day A.
the front.
The Herald has the following:
In TuH FIELD, Oct. e. 1861.
As soon as Ne found that Lee I'D setrcated,
our troops took the offensive, pressing the
enemy closely. At Auburn We learned that
the rebel cavolrJ had but a fsw hours start,
and fitzpatrick 1ns pressing their rear. The
general Impression is that Lee is falling ba:k
on the defepses Of Richmond. in order to
send ali his available force to Tenneasee.
EItis reported thas tho. military auth 7sisies
are taking measures to prevent further e1e:n-
talictory measures. Kellogg, who WAS hang
In Richmond, recently, was captured whtls
performing lis legitimate duties as an officer:
It is believed robe1 officer wilt be selected
for execution - aoon as arrangements can ba
made,
The Heralds Washington dispatch s.y1:
Gen. Meade Is here to consult with th7
President In regard to \ new aud success
promising movement Of the Army;;of the Poto-
mac, for Tie execution of which arrangements
sre Mready beipg made. II rapidly carried
cut, IS prcpoeed, this movement will aurprtaa
Gen. Lee, relieve Barnsfde from all Threatened
danger, and tske Richmond before the rebel
army sent westward can be brought back
there.
ARnY OF THE PoroxAo, Oct. 22.-There Il
little Of interest to report today. bus It y
not coutrsband to state that an important
movement il contemplated, which TtA give
Joy to the heart Of every true Union man,
but the pature Of which cannot b6 conmon1'
Gated to the people. who may prepare them
HeIYes for an Agreeable prise.
, 1863-10-24
The Removal OF Rosecr&us.
Especial Dispatch to the n. 7. Ttmes.

WARRINGTON. W WedIeaday, VcL s!s 4eaos
The removal Of Rosecrans Is the sno}sc1 o.
much ard contradictory comment The more
correct understanding Of the causes that led
him By Gens. NcCook ind czittenden. OF uu'
cficer+like conduct On the battlefield, Of
panic.etricken flight from the field to Chatta.
i1ooga, while the battle WAS In its crisis, aud
Of his unsoldierly and mischfcvous conduct
in publicly reporting, on reaching Chattauoo-
"a. to botn officers and men, that the day WAS
lost. Supe1added to this, is alleged govern
mental resentment OF his dlsobedlence of pos
Tive orders not to risk general engagement
by advancing beyond Cha:tanooga bsiore be
Tas reinforced; also, the impatlence Of llis
disposition and handling his troops On Inc
field. ,a .vo- a.
stone River, Is plead in bar to tho imputatton
~ rnwurt3fce In his aban1oRne ent OF the battle
r1nund. ard his friends attribute It to mis-
f:ren Impression that his army lad been
~hn11v whipped, and Was wholly on the re-
41eat me replication to this is that such
mistake is a complete disqualification 1or
ee1si The Statement acquiring growth that he had
an asfacE Of epilepsy during the battle, ana
| 1hat he vas subject to that dlsesse, Is untrue
| bpt fbat he vas cqnsti itutional!y and oy eoa'
cation subjected to fits Of religious depres
sicn Of The prnfoundest character, u coTfect,
though be wns an auBtere Roman Cahonc, r. +
is well known. In connection W!tn tals u
stood that thefourth specification Of 1oe pfe
teIIed charge is an excessive use OF opium.
Ihe felationa between Gen. RosecrAas ana
ht t1enetal-in. Chief, HaIleck, hare been bad
tharp correspondence took place betweel
them after the battle OF Chattanooga, and be
, 1863-10-24
LATER FKOM EUROPE.


CARE RACE, Oct. ae.-The Etna from
Liverpool 14th, ria QueenstoEn 15.h, arrived
-oH here this Friday morning. She WAS boarded,
and a summary Of her news obtained, which
is two days Inter.
The Paris correspondent Of the London
,atorning Ibst asserts that France has no IN
1xrttoa of recognizing the Contedetates-
4 guard Of nu1ines had been placed On
board Of the ra,ne setzcd In the Mercy. The
I,onaon T.,nss says nothing Is as set certain
1n regard to the ra1ns. They are, however,
suspected Of distinction Ike that Of the
Alabama, but they will not be allowed to bnp
r,H 70 kte did
, 1863-10-24

KAxsAs CITT Oct, 23.-Adyfces from Gen.
EWing's expedition, In pursuit Of Shelby's
rebels, -haye been received. Alter marching
eeyenty+ei1 miles In twenty-four hours, Ew-
1sih, where he expected to encounter snslby's
whole command, but the latter passed
for Neosho, leaving . company Of thirty
men to collect stragg1ers. These we're cap
tured, with horses, arms ana e eeaa1pmea1s;; aI u
other Officers and men Of different Missouri
Throughout the pursuit, especially the last
flftY miles, the trail has been lined With Shei-
by'e broken down horses-fresh ones, stolen,
having bean substituted In their stead. He
has no transportation or artillery. and keeps
no roads, rendering pursuit, at night, very
dtf1cult. Reports from scouts and Other
,,artiee prevail that Marmaduke Is advancing
tom Fayetteville to reinforce she1hJ.
, 1863-10-24
FROM EAST TENNESSEE,

Especial Dlapateh to the Chicago TSibuue.1
KNOXVILLE, Oct. IS, 1883.
Col SsCders received bis well-earned star
to day, and takcs command of o diVihlon im-
medlately. The rebels are still east Of the
Hiswassec. Nothing Of inte1eas from that
direction.
AlIs quiet towards Virginia. Col. Gilbert
Eaa gone north on slck leave+
Col. Henderson, Of the 18th Illinois. haa
rendered bis resignation. The weather Is tlue.
, 1863-10-24

Ganera1 assured mo that ho was not awsre OF
3py fourda ion for tho current rumors.
Indeed our concurrence in the public b1si-
mesa between Us, and our personal relations,
make such rumors absurd
Tour obedIent servant,
JNo. l.. DABLaRgS,
Rear Admiral Commanding South Atlantic
BIockHding Squadron.
WAsu1NoTox, Oct, GA special to the
Tba says q son Of Admiral DahlgEen arrived
here this morning with dispatches from tho
1tet of Charleston. Everything is going on
we'll
, 1863-10-24
FROM SPRINGFIELD.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
SrnRos1ELD, H., Oct =, 1868,
L;eut. Col. Oakes, Assistant Provost Mar.
fh.l General fer the State Of Illinois, ia r*p-
Idly maturing Ills arrangements for recruiting
in this State nnder the recent call Of the Pres-
ideEt for 800 COO additional volunteers.
4 few days hence he will have his recruit
ing statIoIs established In all parts Of the
State.
DR.. Samuel willard, formerly Of Blooming
ion, has been employed es chief clerk In the
recruiting department Of Col. 0akes' Office.
His rare ts1tnt for organization and detail
will render him valuable acquisition In q
department where system is Of So much in~
portance-
Volunteers continue to pour In under the
la5t cali. Twenty-Five men we're mustered In
to-day BY LlcuI. Hubbs. sixty-tRo delta
paid each recruit at muster.
Capt. Josiah B. Wright, SD H., has been
dismissed from the service Of the United
stAtts for neglect Of duty.
4 grand Urion mass meeting is to be held
st Mcrris, G1undy county, on the 31st inst.
GOV: Yates and Gen. Fuller hare been
No.lce was 3es.e1uay 1e1,ea W tI1u. T. =. -"
Dubois, state Aao1of, oy Cnas1es L. ne1es'
member o1 tae HOUSE, q nep'eHeAea,t'e %
1fom eanga"on county .n~S Hs W. "ppt5 ..
tne ne1l tefm o' tne eup1eae 1on1, a.
hount ,elnon' .ot VIZ. ~ ~. nas ma. -. ~
cenpe4 tne Aaoltoi 70 'esuu nlS s,a,s "us W ~
Keyes for bis Per diem as member of ths
House Of representatives on inc Il1a ano @oe ~
Ct June inns oe1Dg aser tae ae1ouln,isn u.
Of the Legislature oy the GOVERNOR WILL IN
volve the question OF tne Legality OF t1le p1o
1ogaton. a&
| I learn That Ar. James a" ba1ger IVES II
rested on Sunday lest in Loam1, on tTo II
dfctments' one Tor Killing aeieFter VINO re r.
sieteo hlm "n11e N Tue performance ol IL
, 1863-10-24
FROM LOUISVILLE.


LOUISVILLE, Oct. Richardson's guer1l;;
ia. four hundred strong, made raid
into Basastown late last night, capturing
thetown. burning depot, locomotives, train
Of cars, and robblDg the stores aud citizens,
day tie gnerjllas, Numbering $50, went into
G:eenbpIg, Green county. robbed the oank :
aud Ill stores, and lett in the dlrecaon o1
-Four hundred gucztllas, supposed TO be
Richardson's, robbed all the stores and shope
In Coluubias Adair county, on "Gonxaas ~ nraen1
burg
came through this forenoon. The rebels hac
toyn IN the track but did no further damage