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, 1863-09-20

8. 4. Buckr1aster, Speaker Of the House OF
Representatives, and canditste for the saber-
natorial nomination Of tho Fopperhead con-
vertiop, went his bail, hay!,t come here for
That sreclal purpose.
a new copperhead secret tigsoization h,s
been started. In their ritu.t they decla-e
Themselves independent Of Dfk Yates, Aba
Lincoln, TIT United States, md the rest Of
xnonEind.
The total number Of the 1y1e class subject
to draft In this State, 197 500.
, 1863-09-20
Ql)ifogc QriI,ra1se.
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER %, 1s;;i;:3; 1866.


1A2A ~ ~ ~
! grand mass meeting aud bar,,acuc
will ie held al Spout Springs, near Glen
DALI. Pore county, on Thurs day, The 9Th
list. Gen. Haynic. Col. Olncy, Col 8 'uns,
NtY Z. ". Hughcy, aud other dist;n-
:3ulsie' speakers vii! l:c present. 1t Prom
ises to he onc Of the .arEes: Union meet
ngs yet held jn Southern lll;nois.
Al immense Unian meeting was held 1t
-Ncr's:-:k, Ohio, a 2ew days since, over
twenty thousand leoI'le being in attend
aacc. a s.an;l feature oithc meeting was
Z procession Ct wagons and horscn,en oc.r
>s :fi: 17;lts il, length! Speeches were made
src-, three stands Q: osce, and the euthu-
:.;las1a for Brough was immense. The old
c1ctsc district will gi7e rorsiag minority
for the U,lion candidates, and against the
:7aitor Nallanaislsm.
Our near ncighbor, Michigan City, was
<hc recipient on Friday night Of an TN
nsu:! visitor at this SEASON, in the shane
ff snow storm which left its rcnlem-
Efa1:ces an inch deep. Several parties are
making up, hire, to 60 down sleigh riding.
Our Eirsint. news is light. The l:ca-
f!cn q Lees army IS u mystery. It is
pretty definitely settled, however, That q
!a:Er sharc u it has gone South.
Another brilliant little victory in the far
Sn'hwcst wc chronicle io1lay. The
trim forces, three hundred in number
Lave 1c1::ea ten tines their number under
<'i're, and left nothing 0: them but the
dr.s5.
Ct1. i!1::icr has arrived ii St. Louis as
1'-csdtl: If the Commission to enquire
iEto.the circumstances attending tue burn
ing tfthr Ruth and the heavy loss Of
Fayr:a>tcrs' funds.
He-yy torccs Of rebels ire moving into
North Carolina. The old North State is
evidently drifting into the. Union at 4
epecd Tl:rl has alarmed Jeff. Davis. It
Is h;:::ll time for his organ in this city to
dcncunce ti,c Norfh Carolina Uniouis.s a.
Abt,iitis.1:s!s.
Il rcHrl battery in the Sublime Pass have
rcdlcsI the gnnhoat Clifton to a wreck,
killing or wcunt.in5 al un board, and the
Eachtu, her companion, has been cap
turc'. T!irsc were probably s.uall
wooden :t'i'boats, the loss Of which will
not materially affect our navy.
Gilmore is busy at wnr'; getting Ills Cum
--:'irc*' Pom. batteries in readiness, for q
2tc"zt? desc Of Greek fire, wIicl. this time
will s'r administered in alln7athic quanti-
ties. It is n. ''nfai'ins cure fer treason, and
should be; thoroughly and frequently
10 have cfipt
, 1863-09-20
NUMBER II.

Wills It Was ervslopcd In aa;nes in order to
tarc the child. but Here prevented frau ac-
comraifhing the rash net BY men standing by,
Nrs- Noole5, however, informed us that she
1euLa, during the day, il aunsl girl, i've or
This Is protstiy thu ZANE child supposed 20
have teen lost. Mrs. Wooley can be found
ut the Catholic Church.
Thc most terrible anr.y Of all, howe7e-,
occurred about three o'cl,ek. after tue psin.
ci;'nl danger was over. Fire Comp .nies So..
| and = met at tbe intcrsectisn Of T. y1or aui
c streets, and by some rncars hcea1ns iavoir-
ed IL general roT. We knoT 10: this orig.
II cf tie difficulty, aud care rot. We kuos
thts nuch, hlweyer. and we soeaS the sea1i-
men's Of nearly all who eau it-it w4s Z
burning disgrace to the tiEemsR Of Virgins
aud The rholo, city. All 60 j c:tizeas feel
=sha1nsd Of II, aud ne think that the
participants themselves, after they be-
ccue cuol, Will deep!; regret it.
TIUmrets, sticks aud f.r.,.:s were freely
used, ard btctd ssreameu from Numerous
heads. The efforts OF the s,a:lco tc stop it
were at first futile, she Masthal himself re-
csivins severe blo~ on the had With ;sc1,1o.
FINALLY, howe1er, they managed to partially
quell 1t. aad al hoped that the GisGraeefll
scene VISA rrde3. i teE of the c,ntentsq..
parties stis1 ling.'cd aroEnd, he weyc-, Eai.in:;
flesh disturbances.
!About O'clock man famed Edward! Rich
len. He was immediat=ly carried into Rt.,
. Lis:tmose's drug st"re, bat died = less
H.an thir:y minutes. Dvcsase.. VA; i native
Of Dublin, ireland, about g years G: asc,
aid "asa workman iu thr Gould Il CUR;
ult1:e, which 1nIne he had left bin: y fen mo.
ments before the difficulty occurred. CE..en
VAS arrested and ircascerA'ed IN the cocHty
jail. This ended TIC riot, the nsJorisy of tl.e
c:nTd leaving the scet,c. 4 few, however,
l'hge1td around, AMI seve.as more tights o..
enrred. but they ,-s-e generally s:opIt.,l by
the police. or hy bystaudsrs, before macn u
jury war dcEe.
: 4 Party WAS ratsetl at one tine to rescue
Cu!'cr, and aaather to take nim ous aad
nob lin. Il buIaser OF c;tizc:e, however,
p'Grai:td sn Them tn foEeCo their tnteutioas,
AID h,',h quietly separated;
Dustpg toe tight. |. E, Broka-, Foreman
M. ], IVES cut OF the head aud vcrF severely
icjnrt1. DR.. Eottnrs Also ibtorius us that he
dress.tl the wounds Of SIX persons. He con-
elde1s none Ut thtm, however, fatally Injured.
, 1863-09-20

Tlc Baltimore Clipper Of tho 18th has tho
1tl!cv!nc important ss.tsmeu. In ragird
- t.e Enlistment Of negro slaves In Mary
1and:
". :,avn from undoubtcd authority tha.
4ho Mcr Department has determined upon
course If avt'un In regard to the enlistment
pT L, goes which will do away with much Of
tlsc I.rling that has been manifested ID tic
52:nte cf tho loyal men Of our State, whose
llars have orrlied Tor admission and m,s1 oesn
lrnc tu,u OF $500 i. to bu allowed to the loyal
1nas'cr Of every such slave rho shalt enter
9ilc Fervicc. 4 board Of examination IL to bo
3ns,iu:.l nt Washington to drtersnlaa al1
#tch esscs. -
!. ,noycns Mt like tllia may prove 4 r1ore
practical emancipation measure in Mary
1sli :l.an n,.y one proposed during the ,car
,,ast. The war has reduced the value OF
rlvt: there to nominal sum- certainly uu.
DIR $.GQ,
, 1863-09-20
FROM SpnlNGf!Ell,

fETttCsal Dispatch to the Chicago TfioMnc.l |
SPRINGFIELD. Sept. II, 1861.
Maj. Schwartz has been appointed Assistant
Adjunnt General in place Of Col. John s.
Loon,it, resigned. Major ScharIz was late
chief Of Ger. McClernana's staff, and Is
gentleman Of first class military ability and
educated, being graduate Of one Of the first
EUROPEAN military schools. Major Gould "a
Assistant Aljutant General has resigned and
gocsinto military service at st. Louis.
A serious riot Is reported among the coal
miners at Ii Sale and vicinity, the full ex-
tent of it las not yet trauspircd here.
Complaints are being received from various
parts of the State, especially the counties
nc.ls ring OIL Missouri aud Kentucky, Of the |
number Of reckless characters with sccezh |
p,ocliyitice. who have esh1 <a.i~a. t-sa. +a.eo |
States to take refuge in Illinois.
The Green County Fair will held at Carol
ton on the 18th, 14th, 18th and 10th OF Octo- !
bsr. Fifteen hundred dollars will be plld out I
on In premiums. 4 citizcus' purse Of Que |
bundled dollars has been put W for speed In !
III tl,u ring. Competition open to all.
Special Dispatch 10 tie Chicago Tstbuuc.
SrN1Sar,ELD Sept. II. 1863,
| Tl,t State Sanitary Commission, organtz:d
l
c.iyt d iu donatIoas as, 600 in m.nsy, Of which
| so coo has tecn expended. In money auA
supl lies the receipts hare been over $loo. .0oo
| On account Of the urge Increase Of business,
thu Commission has been re org gAulxed by the
appointment of Board of Directors, Con.
sjstipg Of Col. John Williams, Hon. Wul.
Butler, formerly State Treasurer; JOHN D.
Reynolds cs,l., Secretary Of thu State Agri-
cultural Society; Robert Erwin, esq, banker,
aud Ellphalch D. Hawley, csq, merchant; nil
oi Springfield, with Mr.. Reynolds as Prcsi-
dent md Mr.. Williams as Treasurer Of tho
Board. Ill agents arc to be appointed and
i'll appropriations Of me ucy nro to he made
by resolution Of tho Board, approved hy the
Governor. Tho following agents have been
continued and assigned to dusy: G. r. Chasc.
Cairo: Z. ]. Enc, Sathville; ". L. Sargent,
Chattanooga; E. C. Sackett, Yicksburg.
Oiht ngcnts will bs appointed nt Clnciuua.
Il, Loutsyll.c, Keokuk, st. Louis, Memphis,
. uIlcna. New Orlcaus aud such other places
I rs may be necessary. The headquarters OF
, the 1aai.a1y supplies will be immediately re.
moved from Springfield to Cairo. All rani-
!. ! .tary stores, after the 1st Of next month,
9 should be forwarded there, ard all cores
n poudsncc In relation to such supplies sent to
: the agent at that point. AL requisisions for
!, such supplies will be made uron TINT ofaca.
! All contributions Of money should be sent
to the Treasurer, Colonel John Williams at
= Springfield.
=. Ati]utant Gencrat-E u!lcr has been instruc
r. ted by the Governor TO visit as many County
r. Fuirs the present tali Us he may be able to do
y . for the purpose Of laying before tho people,
, 1863-09-20

% 4 correspondent Of tie Philadelphia
11tss rays that en- the night the enemy erac-
uated Fort Wagner, party Of Union troops
visited Fort Sumter, "and couple Of sail
DIE, climbing into the ruins, removed tho
1ctel i:,g that still waved above tho ruined
Taso1c.. They found no occupants to iispntc
their eltrarce. But as thcT proceeded
IN ll.'r 1ste,y way, stopping occasionally to
hail out The ,c.ky s'oat1 with hats anu shocs'
There 1ar3 out on the night alr a shout Of
sHenye to, ,~s.::onarauicl l'y tho discharge Of
-s.nc cf thu ho~i,zers, foll3*el by cries Of
s.wc surstuder!'' and, bcho1d1 . tlnc prize |;
three loats laden With part Of tho cvacuatiug
garrison Of Wagner aud Gregg. soneistlnr Of
Major, Cap:alr, Surgeon. and eigh.ytwo
%.h. ~, II FitnH
, 1863-09-20

PErsosA1.- Lincoln, Mrs. Banks,
General Dix, the Baron i U0stessacken, (Can.
sui General Of Russial Judge and Mrs. and
Miss Roosevelt, and others, making up qntte
Russian steam-ffiga'e Osliba, now lying III
our hs.bor. They were very politely re-
ceivtd By the officers Of the rcssel, who
showed them all over it, to the great admira-
pa5take OF .iejtumer in the officers cabin.
This vas very pleasant Incident Of the vis-
It, Ct course. Mrs. Lincoln ,oasted the Car,
CaTtain Banbak of replied ftly. aud toasted
the President Then the Consul toasted the
General. and the Army and the Navy Of the
Cnitsd States, aud the General toasted those
of Russia LIST Of all tie Judge toasted both
governments together, and expressed the
Gorc that " the current Of friendship might
bt cone e}ozer.'' This over, the guests de
ra1ted, under salute to Gen, Dix Of 1fteel
sui +, ard this pleasans.lit1le af.Ir was over
n. +, E1prtfs. 17th inss.
, 1863-09-20
EE.,.rN21S SANITARY COM
Nl4SssX%k(.
Nm AppcnS from tho Adjutnne Gem
rral Of 1litnOis.


To tla People uf Illinois:
Ism Instructed to submit to you state.
nacl. uf ibu pstseht conultlon OF tho 1tl!nols
Sanitary Commission. and Invite your aid aud
co.t'pa!attoM.
Sanitary Agent for tho State, and requested
him 10 tak1 Charge of the receipts mrd dts
bMraeMcnts 0i such rnonry aud sanitary sup
plies ~ ehonld Gc contributed i.,r thu relief
the past year Col. Williams has spent much
,iusc tu thc discharge of his duties, and las
recently made his report ~ the ti.'vc1nor Of
the operations Of tue Commission during
lle past year.
IL addition to q very large amount Of sani.
iary slores which hay,. been received aad dis
| triiutcd. about IT,, eco hare blCu realized,
| and shout $9p,tp0 expended, leaving iu the
troasuty OIL the lst lust. about Ss.UO.
On account OF tho large lncre easc Of bu sincss
the Commission has just been rc.organized by
| Tbe n,,rp1utlnent OF Boord Of Directoss con
f!etinE Of Col. John Williams, ltou. William
Butler, formerly State Treasurer. Joan I.
re, uoids, Esq, Secretary Of thu State Agrl-
cultural Society, Robert 1rsia, E,9.. banker,
| uf SpELg iield, with Nj, Reynolds US pfesl.
dent, and Mr.. Williams as Treasurer Of tic
board.
s.b'c ARD highly respectable citizens aud have
acr.rd to give, without compensation, all
recrssa,y t!ne to the work Of q general super.
vision at the State Capitol Of tho transactions
Of tho Commission.
All agents are to bc appointed aud all up
| preparations Of money to bc 1nattc By reselu'
| tIoE Of the Bon1d, appt owed by tho Governor
| The following agents have been continued and
assigned to duty: G. r: Chase. Cairo; E. j
Eun, Nashville; ". L. Sargent, Chattanooga
md E. c. Sackctt, Vicksburg.
Other agents will be appointed a Cincin
rnti, Louisville, keokuk, st. Louis, Memphis
Helena, New Orleans, and such other place
as may he necessary.
The heaaquarters OF sanitary supplies vii
=. te Immediately removed from Springfield t
! next month, should be forwarded, and au col
: resrondeucc In relation to such supplies sent
). to The agent at that point. All rcquisitlon
. fur snch supplies will be made upon ths
| Office.
All contributions Of money should be SET
= to the Treasurer, Col. John Williams,
:. Springfield. That officer will promptly =
!. | knowledge The receipt thereof, and repo
once each week to the Board, for qualification
= ? / the names Of contributors and tho suuls co.
# tributea.
I. All supplies and money nrc Conveyed free
~ chnrse l,Y railroads and express compan!e
= | md am directed to return the thauks Of Il
. pecple Of the State to railroad, cxpross Al
Z telegraph companies for their ltberality II
~ n1atuitouE services At ali times promptly a
~ cLee1fully rendered.
i A Sanitary Bureau has beon established
tEia Office for tue record Of the tralsacuo
y ard general correspondence Of the Com n
It ei,p. All communications (cIcept Al abo
stated,) should be addressed to this depai
, 1863-09-20

i6pne:al Dirpatch to tbs Chicago Tfl;,uno.j
ST. rArI, Sept. -. 1851.
Active preparations are ec;sg ca to collect
tte I'LL, 9th aIl 10th regiments, at Fort suet.
ling, with vicw of sendtug Them South. It
will take Until tho 1et OF October to get them
in rtaiflNfs, as they nre scattered oil over tho
State, and mnny Of them fus1o,ls1letl.
lar:y Of 1aborers arrived here last eye
ming, from Canada, TO york o,, the M,uneap.
ellis 4 Cedar Valley Railroad.
, 1863-09-20

AH-11 s1NtNE r ELEC4EVN.
Tic largest majority ly which the Re-
prhl:cans ever carried Maine at Scptcm.
Der State election, was in 16G0-the year
OF the great Presidential canvass, when
Naslbura beat Smart by 1901.
At the late election, the Republican
Union candidate beats lis Democratic
Eoprcrhead competitor 1S,475-so far as
reported, and several "rurEl" districts not
yet heard from.
What docs lInycs think Of the .esult?.
, 1863-09-20

Slw YoEK, sep:. u The Nrw Terk
1t.dats's y NtshtaIton special states:
craHh' Army tnore Than confirm all Ina. ma
nceh printed touching the numerous deser-
t'onb from which the rebel armies In front Of
1le amy Of 'le Cumberland are suffering,
During The march tn Chattanonga, not far
nom five thousand Of tbrss fugltivcs from
tue Il be} trryice canle within our Iiac.,
, 1863-09-20
4 Banner for tho Iron Brigade.
NAsutStTos, Sept nth, 1853.

4 special Ia the n. i. 1Suses sayE:
"a magnificent flag will be presented to.
1nor1uw 10 tho brigade Of :hc First army
corr, lnt.wn as tho lron Brigade, and COM
rc1e. ftlle Second, Sixth and SayaIth Wis
cops:E, Nineteenth 1ndl.na, and Twenty
::ct rp hy clerks Id tho departments here
from thote statet, and is splendid alfiir.
il is ot l,,ue filk. With appropriate devices
richly embroidered in tho centre. The names
pftl.e regiments comrrising the brigade and
yjE.: Gainesville, Bull Run, Antietam, Fred
cricksburg, South Mountain aud Gcttys-
T}urc, arc inscribed upon It. Ex-Gov. Ran.
dali, Of Wisconsin, Til make the presen'
tation.
, 1863-09-20

7tdc Of *layes il our county. Indeed 80 frc.
quent have they become Of late that no sur
prize or comment is excited thereby. Our
people se.m to hrve settled into state Of
apathy and indifference upon the subject.
The lateet case We hare heard Of came Oft on
Sunday night last. Some fifteen or more ne.
grues {men, women and childrcnl. belonging
10 persons residing In and near Cedar Point
Neck, ahsconded that night, md, breaking
open a barn, took out large aat.bottomc1
boat, which they carried TO- the creek, and
understand, lost on this occasion eleven Of
his negroes. During the past week not les.
than fifty negroes from this vicinity have run
of. and, in several cases, masters have been
| lft without hands to work aud secure theil
growing crops.-Ibr: Tubaesp Times,
, 1863-09-20
FRgni CHARLESTON.

Nrw yonE, Sept. 19.-Tle steamer McC1el.
ian, from Morris 1fland on the morning Of tho
1t;th, f,a., arrived. Ger. Gilmore was mount
irr eurs en- Cummings Point to shell Charles.
ten. 7nc rebel fire from Jamcs Island con-
,inu.s. but Is not very effective. Sumtc. Is
st3ll t!eli Oy tho rebels.
, 1863-09-20

Bliss Elizabeth Beatty was tried at Pitts.
pf nf'ti murder; comn,itted' last' January, IL
= JUSTICES office The young. woman
f,ad teen ecducea by man named McCor-
mick, and Lad child BY him. HI refused to
assist the poor girl In the fruit Of their sio,
and treated Eer with contempt. She had him
arrested. and he gas brought before Justice,
Who bound lin over for trial. As McCor-
mick was tuning to 1ca7e the Office, Miss
Beatty slot him through the heart, killing
aim instantly. The defence did not dc:
ny tie act, tut pleaded unsoundness ot
mir 4 II the time. The mothcr Of Miss Be It.
t. described tbo condition Of her daughter
Hfter The discovery Of her ruin, as most feart-
Tendinc,% The Jury were ont three hours,
hbtn 'IheT returned with verdict Of not
sIznlI!y, On The ground Of insanity at the lime
Eha homicide was committed, and the prison.
Es F53 discharged
, 1863-09-20
Qnc Of The English Rebel RAMS
Eseaaty for sea.

kScaa1y 1VE sea-
NV YonK, September lo.-Thc Now
York I,ionns's Washington special says'
''ln private letter received to-day, our
Contul at Liverpool says, ons Of tho Anglo.
rc1cl rams Is ready for sea. 1le Expresses
the decided oplaion that the British Govern
mcut will taks no stops to pruvunt her from
sallirg.
"1'Lerc arc those who consider Mr, Dud'
lcs'e views, regarding the course Of Great
Eritsin. ~ mora cntitled to credcncs than
those Which Mr. Adams has frcquertly rsis-
Grated, and who have srpschcEded orcn
war III the Inevitable resalt Of the secret
hostilitle, to this county rrace'ea by Eng
, 1863-09-20

MICHIGAN C1rT, Ind, Spt. 10.-1t COM
meuced showing here last night At o'clock.
and fell to the average dep;h o. IN inch. l
have no means Of akce1tatrhg tbs extent Of
country visited BY tL,s storm. II ettes:s
will be disastrous In the extreme. Bet little
com is glazed, and that which Is MT is OF
con1se destroyed. Fruit 6 Ill kinds is se-
rlouslY daEaEeo.
, 1863-09-20
fte1ret1ifucut* Hf IL VniIApsfiSa5m
Meeting.


Meeting.
We hare beer furnished with the f,'!,,w;n.
list of uitic1es shipped from s.l,, ciry--eo +
si.:m Il u a IA, cldate on the c,pErr:lead
Ticket cfthis cou .ty-to ail In stimulating
attsa"]anta u the copperhe,t n1:rtios 1T
Rrlleteyiile, Il few days ago:
Five b4r1elh Whisky;
Fot.r kegs Liquor;
Three barrels Ale;
" One hox Biffers;
Two boxes Herring;
One Ctrese.
-T.L,.}, {H,rfe
, 1863-09-20

WILL. ASswEERp.-The Nashville Lnin1,
replying to a sont+up,1ous remark of COP.
pcrhca0 paper that "Sa,nno IL getting III be
of great importance in tlesc latter days."
says: " The negro has been Of great In por.
tance for more than d generation. He has
enabled few aristociat4 to rule tho ,,ation.
liz has riten tic costnn St,:ra their impor-
tance. lie has cau.ed ore foreign aud one
civil war already, and !sas become At last" the
chittecrner.stoue oftre Senthcra Confelert
cy.' Who will deny 'S.mbo's' Importance VI
, 1863-09-20

wAsu1soros, sep:, 1o-Duripg tie storn
ye.teroay, among other d.tnage done on t5o
Lover Potemsc, two sc1boners were cap
sized, and the rain destroyA the nro5i The
streams were swollen, aud he ra0road bridge
It Laurel Tas carried aNaS
, 1863-09-20

There have been {, $40 examinations In WASH
ipgton. and the whole number Of soldiers Oh
tsined il SOC. Of Y Whlch go are negroes About
AGO white soldiers have been sent forward into
Ing lifted out, are started to the carnp Of the
I'd Di.ttict colored regiment at tho cont,ab.aud
firms over tho river, the fifth Company Of
which ia NON being filled up.
, 1863-09-20

E- Tic nation is rejoiciug over the enan:
c1la,ion Of Tennessee from the Iron grasp Of
other emancipation in our whole State her
en- nucipation from the thEaldom Of that odi-
ous and barba1ous system which is the "chtef
corner stone" Of the rebel ConfedeEacy.-
HaShsi1e onion,
, 1863-09-20
From E&trtrcan Monroe.

SrN YonK, Sept. 1e.-A Fortress Monroe
letter 10 the Herald Of tho l'eh, states: les
ttrtl:,y, fur men in the uuilosm Of rebel sol.
di.r- arrived at Fortress MoIroc from Sew-
ror, News. They proved to BE- four Of our
own men, who had thus discuiaed themselves
to fAsilitate their escape. They were captur'
cd OH tho 18th Of July last, h the first terrific
charge Of our troops Oh Fo.t Wagner. They
state that for some time past four or i've
trairs rer day have been running troops
through Richmond, south.
TIE day they took their u1ccrcusonious de-
nartcre the city was illumia With camp
Tres, and crow ded With troops, al, doubtless,
being hurried toward Charleton. :
, 1863-09-20

BALTIMORE, Sept l7.-Thehfarv1an dcolored
regiment, recruited here. made dress
paikde this morning, from tleir encamrment,
near the Park, through te city, attracting
general attention. This 1tfiuent appeared
with full ranks, about thjusand men, aud
made splendid appearsu,e- They have
full brass band Of colared musicians.
Another colored regiments forming.
, 1863-09-20

{. II. sea: E::-, .a.t-s-.t"lc. iy..;. l.
3at:-tt:. stet. J. a"h -%zsd q -teftrs qirt1t...
uerA:s fa- his a,sd nN tbs 1adin1 Ner:t s<=:,~h
s9pr~-
FL xssx Hx1tas *vs Sale. EoArx--..-
Eor Re!st, FpnH&t iDax 5,o.s :,4
FocFth puSr.
, 1863-09-20

:: TT The Knoxville Register aud Chattanooga
>2?ett! 1--we both exploded harm1cssly, but
s. ssSE Nu1sc than Greek Gre.:>
, 1863-09-20

I'll. hand Of robbers, which have been in.
fesslng our clsy for some time past, seemed to
ruvc hccu aroused in full numbers: Furniture
and other valuables disappeared IN every
direction. One gentleman Informs us that
one OF them entered his room anu carried Oh
lis u,fe's cold watch while be was looking Mt
lin, but 1T was 50 excited and so busted Ia
cndearorlng to quiet his wife and throw out
Its furniture, that he could not, or rather did
not, prevent him.
The New York herald., 1863-01-15
UCTION NOTIcR-R W. wRsTcOrr, AUCTION
Large saie Of over sl2 ON worth Of
HOCSEHOI.D III RNITJRE.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
l32 West rst Seventh avenue.
To be sold THIS lThursdAy) AFTERNOON,
At2 O'Clock precisely.
Every article the house, which In completely and eie
gany furnished, win be percmptoriy sold, consisting Of
elegant solid PaTlor Suits In brcsAte magnificent
PiAnoorte rich Mrros Rtageres, Centre and Pier Tables
magnificent Nans Vases and Ornamcnts With complete
and valuable assortment Parior ChAmner Dining Room
Nursery Library and Bssement Farnnrs rich Cu Glass
French China and Silver Ware nne Beds and Bedding &C
Catalogues q honse goods 20 be removed immsaaiey
B-Parties distance assured ba article
the house win be SOLD without reserve Rsaponsbis men
viii att~ndance cart pack ship goods for purchss
The New York herald., 1863-01-15
EXPRESSES.

BURxHAM's FURNITURE EXPRESS AND
n. Packing Estahlishmeni, West Eleventh street. be-
Fifh and sxth avenues. Household Fprnture borsd
ppcd 70 ali parts of the world Covered wagons FOR
.moyin Furniture 70 and from me countrv. pnrpiture