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grocer named Ocst doing bnsDos q FIRST sfee,
and second avenue has aso diriDaed tckstH similar v
thoee u Weeks and thai the praolos n boing
copied very generally BY storek"S@rs
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International Reisf Conmspe sckno~csSss tho receipt
o. further subscrptoos sd d The. suffering ofrra.
tyoa " Lancashire, a. folo~s.-
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sliS oy cHuarE Psoruuv.-rwo veil known ohafcbsa-
tc od French editor Du saint Esprit And bslliug
IN Iaanc street betpesu Gresnrtb AMI iiuis0n
esuwere offered Tor al the Merchants krchaaxe
yoaiarday. The Attef purchased BY sr. hsftn iof
80 100. ard the fotmey up ~ The haniss'ne
nggre ~ OIL o0, vbea withdrawn. th@ trustees
bong unwilling = tal. ets than tT5. 90 fpr u.
Hosy os.--The weather very uunet.ei yefte'
DAY bat On the ~4,oe Dot uppessantiy Aboni non
few. bat d1 90, las, oos hayias oeas~d be
lc-seysbinS
The New York herald., 1863-02-18

Eight Oartes de visite Tor o., or Un-
cquaed style and Anish at TAITs Cortnndt and
N lehs
The New York herald., 1863-02-18

OmctaI DraWings OF MuFrhy, Eddy g
Co y KvDtucky and Missouri State Lotteries.
Kxnruexs. KxrnA Glass sl-ycbruary II, 1871.
61, ST. 81, 80, Ia, 40, 4. u. 81, 80. 70. 80.
KEnvuoxy. Glass s.-February ~. 1858
g. 63, 80. IL. ls. IL. 10, 6s, 81. ~, IL, as.
Circulars cent free Of charge BY addresng either
MURRAY, EDDY 4 co.
Covngton. Ky. or 81 Louis, No.
The New York herald., 1863-02-18

r. Y. s.-BalIou's Patented French
Yoke Shirts, made 70 order warranted 10 ct.
BALLOU BROTHERS, 40S Broadway.
The New York herald., 1863-02-18

BOucic aulcs Great Drama, Colleen
BAwn this and evening. BARNUMb. Minnie
Warren, Commodore Mutt. 40. at all hours.
The New York herald., 1863-02-18

Medical Adviser, &C.. on Diseases OF the
Nervous Seminal Urinary snd sexual systems Tnfate
treatment sent in sealed envelopes for 81 Address n
Warner. No. Neaey street or DR. " Iarnon 67 Brf-.i
way stairs New York Hours for treatment 10 daily
Campbell, ApOthccary and Chemist.
~ Eighth avenue and Twenty eighth street Pare
medicines dispensed With care.
Doctor Hunters Discovery Cures the
very forms ~ scrona obstinate Erupon- OF the akin
and old Ucers No Division NeN YORK city, sinc
1884 His diseases Of the Nervous Seminal
Urinary s-fuai systems. giving and reliable est
be had gratis
The New York herald., 1863-02-18

The Mother Finds . FaishfuI F1iend
in MRS. wINaLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP
Perfectly reliable and harmless II relieves tho child from
pain.
Regulates the stomsc ch bowels.
Relieves ptrng In the bowels.
Cures wind colic.
by giving relief and health to the child gives rest 10 the
mother
Twenty i've cents n bottle.
The New York herald., 1863-02-18

Hill's Hair Dye, so Cents, Black or
brown Natural, durable and beautiful Depot No Bar
clay street. Sold by all druggists.
, 1863-11-01

Could hate, malignity and treason invent
q mcaner method thnu that which Mr.
Davis organ employs In tho paragraphs
quoted abovcy
We lake tho sling out Of the 1In,es
question by answering them frankly.
1t is not :" fact that the President of the
"Chtcago branch Of tho United States B.n-
"ltary Commission pockets salary Of
" five thousand dollarsn year." he las no
aalsry, no pay. no pcrqutsitcs His servi:
ccs. though Of fncstlmable value to the ar
my and tho country, arc, to Ills credit bclt
said, grntuitouely given, And hfs coin.
, 1863-11-01
CHICAGO, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER l, 1868.


CO 1o"A1o comppel.' WIN a'o or sn c'"'
'soee equally - norof1ous' n.Aoo .aen p
Pcstaaeo On 'ne onaele"ton anu "oolio naa'
1oeo' e"else m"es IRON nele ana eo1ereo Z.
"m. dfastlna store N robbed 1t oi LOT OF
boots sno enoes and other property; a!so
too1 sa Assortment Of ar goods nom l. no.
1ehouf&' ana foooeo Inc money drawer OF
". a. Lyon, and committed othcs de2redA'
uors OF similar chArAelef. They aa4d they
had tsn OF fitsosn more meu outside the tovo.
and II their operations weso not submitted to
quietly they would murder al the citizens,
and burn fho place to Ashet, md Campell satd
ho WIS Tor JeH. Dasis; soon al would know
u - NOT Allef the gueriuaa hid let Col Il.
D. Oea', ora Mo.' ssate niaaa' Ha1h lew
aimed ciu@ehs formed = band and overlook
tnem' "nen nehs ensued anu ono OF tue
th'eSes was Killed, one severely wounded, aud
Tie EfWa1L Q6f QflfGQ OH 400 t4mp96ll. the
, 1863-11-01
FROM SPRINGFIELD.


Especial Ul&pAt1h to tho ChtcAEo TIibune.0
6rRlsoTELp, Oct 81, 1863.
Notwithstanding the large number Of de-
ee1te1s who have been returned to their rcei
ments within the past few months, thera arc
few more left Of the eame sort who haye
eluded the vigilance Of the officers. On Tees.
day, five dese1ters were brought In from Nor
gan county, and sent to Camp Butler.
AL pa1oled prisoners belonging to Illinois
regiments, at Annapolls, hid will, under n.
cent Instructions from the War Department,
be Transferred to Benton Barracks.
Mrs. L. Felton, and Mrs. Kate FELTON, haye
been appointed delegates on the part OF the
Ladies' soleiers' Aid Society and the L.dIes'
Loyal League. Of this city, to attend the great
Northwestern Fair Of Chicago.
George Nlcolsy, ESQ.,, Private Secretary Of
the President, Arrived In this city lust night,
and will start for Washing ton this evening.
Enlistments continue to 50 On under the
liberal boanty offered by the Government.
Yesterday atrain On the: Jackaonriliea mud st.
Louis Railroad, when abont 1our miles north
Of Whitehall, WAS confronted By twenty-tour
men AIMED With ehot guns aud revol7ers,
who demanded that the conductor should re-
lease one Thomas Fieher, notorious K. G. G.,
who had been arrested and mas In cus1ody Of
the Provost Marshal. The engineer, learn
ing their designs, put On steam and rushed
through the crowd, they being TOO co1ard1y
to fire.
learn this is portion Of band Of 200
desperate characters, who ara Organized in
tho counties Of Green and Scott Much
, 1863-11-01
FROM MILWAUKEE,,

Especial Dispatch to tho Chicago Tribunal
MLwAuKEE, Oct, 81, 1868.
The meeting Mt Blscha1d's Hall this evening
being the closing rally Of the campaign, Was
attended BY u very large and enthusiastic
crowd. The principal speech Of the evening
was delivered by Senator Dooli.tle It is
needless to eay the subject WAS handled In
mastery manner, aud the arguments clear
and convincing, as could postibly be brought
forth, Were rendered In the Judges ha2plcst
style.
at the conclusion Of Judge Doollttlc's
speech, Gems. King and StarkMeather Tho
we're present, we're called, md made very
brief remarks, counselliug united and euer-
getic action BY ali loyal citizens of Milwaukee,
In the great political battle Of Tuesday next,
These gentlemen wore followed BY Mr. Geo.
H. Walker, the old pioneer War Democrat oc
Milwaukee, who also spoke briefly, after
which the meeting adjourned, with cnthnsi-
astic cheers tor the speakers, and the great
csute which is at Issue.
Tha akies look bright above us oven In this
copperhesded region, and With the general
feeling that prevails throughout the State,
you may count upon ten thousand Union
majority from the Badger State in the struggle
of Tuc1daT next,
, 1863-11-01
. FROM CHARL LESTQN.
Progress Of General Gil.
more's Operations.
BE OPENS FIRE ON THE CITY.

New YonK, Oct. S1.-The New York 1sn,<s
has the following:
MORRIS ISLAND, Oct. a7.-Th1ee heavy
guns have been turned npon tho city Of
Chatleston, and each has thrown one shell,
contalp1ng Greek fire, Into the very hear. Of
that place. Other guns are to open upon the
city this afternoon. It was not Intended at
frst to make commencement Of such Wig
orous operations, but circumstances have
changed the programme entirely.
Our batteries arc atWork On Forts johnson,
Sumter ind Moult,:e. The enemy replies
rtseryedly day. He is evidently taken with
surprise 70 far as the shellins Of Charleston is
concerned, although he has had sufficient
warning.
Four monitors are in position off sulllyan's
Island. It is understood they Will engage the
rebel works this afternoon. The I1snsldes
shows no disposition to participate. Her
1opes arc strung with sailors washing.
nzADauAA7rn' Drr's' OF oe.. 5ss ssss7H} r.
a number Of heavy guns In Wagaer and
Gregg opened On Sumter, Monlt1ie and John
son yesterday morning. The firing Was con-
tl1ued At regular intervals throughout the
day until dark, and resumed sgaiu this nom.
Ing. The range Of the guus on Sumter and
johnson Is one.third less than It was before
the capture Of Wagner and Gregg. The firing
On our side waa excellent, every 4hot scanning
to be effective. The enemy did not com
mence m animated reply TIL about noon
yesterday. His practice Is Interior TO- thai
ia =
, 1863-11-01
FROM GEN. BANKS. ARMY.
Operations in Western Louisi-
ana and Texas,
ENCOURAGING NEWS FROM
FEDERAL OPERATIONS,

NEW ToRK, Oct. aL-Tha steamer George
Warrington, from New Orleans 9Th, arrived
this afternoon. Among hsr passengen ARC L..
T. Tucker, Secretary to Nj: Gen. Banke. and
ent Of Telegraphs in the Department. Of the
Cult
new ORLEANS, Oct e9-The 1Atest news
from tbs Army Of the Gulf is up to yesterday
noon, and Is Of the most cheering chatneter.
Tho column under Gen. Franklin entered
Opelousah At noon Festetday: The enemy
town, With intantEy, cavalry and artillery,
Yesterday morning, bat were quickly driven
ftom the Held.
Tbls result has followed every attempt the
enemy has made ct . stand du.lng the pres
ent CAMPAIGN on the Teche. -
At Vesmlllion Bayou, where they had .
hare been expected. b6t tbs threatening Of
their rear by Gen. Davis column compelled
,he rebel general to divide his force, and 10
weaken his force on the Bayou that 1t WAS
easily turned b. caraliy, and forced to tal1
back from its strong position
Our troops are reported Eell supplied, and
in ine health and spirits. The advance camp
il now beyond OpelouEas. Thero Is much
speculation In camp As to whether the line
Of march Is to be north or west, but nothing
Ii known
Another expedition, composed Of veteran
troops, IL being fitted out. and will doubtless
sail within The next forty.elght hou.s.
Its desdnation, Of course, hAs not
been Mobile, Is. was rumored, but
Is undoubtedly bound for some point on
the Texas coaet- BrownsIlle Is SUPPOSED to
be tho point aimed at from whence Il Will op-
esate, AZ the onward progrcss Of tho main
column may decide best.
Part Of the oo7ps de Ah1que accompanies
the expedition. The enlistment nf colored
soldieTa IL rapidly progressing. Two white
regiments arc rapidly Filling up. So much Of
The Mississippi n u In this department is
snd % trsfic nov % a. uuinterrup.ea in thfs r..
spect ~ before The war. Bnslness is steadily
increasing. The receipts of cotton for, tho
week up to this evening IL co.'s hale.. 4 sale
of new cotton, c2aesed nldd1ing fir, brought
a - to dag.
, 1863-11-01
HOW IT CALLS THIN.

HOW IT CALLS THEm.
We copy the following from the Chi
.cago organ Of JEFF. Davis, the Tines, Of
Saturday morning:
II It fact that the President OF tho Chicago
branch Of the United States anttarr Commit ATOM
pockets salary Of dsc thousand dollars per year!
: Il stts'to fact that certain lsdie, who 70 about
p.csshtng their pions notions IN behalf Of, that
3net1tntton recefve 4 d0uteur o5 one hundred dol.
And ~,
IL It also faet that the poor old morning Aboll-
0on newspaper concern fccds 1T the same Glib
y; ae 1e AeGea: these are facts, 4 truthful reply
m,g9t oe exceedingly dlstAstcfai. but the pablo
Noud nexe1the1ete like to know hoN Mark Skin
a,s ma NJ ensfatable ehaisEomen reconcile their
aa q .ssy 70 TIE science 1t
:3ntcse4ttd thereby. They would especiaIIy 1lket1
know bow long this war is to b. pro1nocrd 49,
themselves to be sacx1deed In bloody hsestr,-ets
while tho yulturous legion Of Abo|fuon n.tt.,%
9.i9ts PILE higher and higher their gotten rreen.
: How it gals them-this loyalty Of the
:: Northwest, Of which the success Of the
Great Fair In aid Of the Sanitary Com
mission is one Of the most conclusive
proofs, How it gals them the traitors
who give nothing but their sneers and
their muttered curees- And to damn
what is going On, how, when they darc
not, for fear of consequences, lie outright
they lie BY implication and interrogatory
, 1863-11-01

orr c,;ro f;,o.tc1,-: a-o .,o1un;nors
:-.s-s-.,.. - cso-.aa. h.. ;-.rod
-. ,,;.,,,&. ;,.aa,.a.+ a-.,-r -, "a. oon,and
-1,;c,, shn,,id 10 aaonta.1 .nd NJ de ccnera1
- " 81, rar.s asa sn, ~ ,,azts ~ 10 a-av
~ T,,ssdov tho neon,e If Ch;cac, o,e
~ h, cs1,od nnon IN fa,, ;nto 1ne With
:ponne-;1ran;o nb;o a,a otbar s,otna th,,
h.To recen,,v n;vo, nn;on tr;umnha at ,ha
ho11ot hor Anv f,1te1,nq anv lack If in
fcrpst to 11;ne ont the FIJI vote will do in-
5nsticeto 1he @ood name If mr. c,tv Every
man at b;s MT and 10, tbc i7cfeat of thu
-,onna,,,o,a. ,,a :. c-,sh;no n,os,.
Ths reus tror areonsas :. IN ~ nron,.
=ea rha n,;o, .o1-ana =, .,,.t e,ata ~,
.,n,n;.,aS.h,a ~ Antha, - - =. ,an.aa s T ~ arm ~
, 1863-11-01

WASHINGTON, Oct. S---Private sdyices
temporary solution Of tho difficulty Of sup
plying Chattanooga bad been found prcv1ons
10 tho recent victories, by building railroad
from Bridgeport to Jasper. yillage about u
miles northeast, the he'd Of which vas In part
graded some years .tace- This shortens the
twenty eight, which can be overcome With
comparative case-
The1e seems to be no prospect Of IN imme-
dJate grand movement. Gen. Sherman can
not reach Chattanocga for month, aad tho
s S q MS my tss a nas ese9 se5
other lines Of communication. .
The enemy is In no condition, after his ro-
cent reye7see, to make any seriouk attempt to
improve his position, and The ttatds is there.
fore likely to be tho same for somo time
hfnrA.
, 1863-11-01

Il Alarge and Intelligent audience turned
out to hear Major Gen. Oglesby on Satur-
day evening, ut the North Market Hall.
Expectation ran high. The fame Of the
orator had preceded him. We hazard
nothing In saying that no man
in the vast crowd was disappointed. No
speech more appropriate to the times and
The occasion was ever delivered in Chica-
go. It's eloquence was Of the vehement
The thunder-and-lightning style, and thor
oughly aroused the people. And yet no
man utters greater truths in a more i'm:
p1essive manner than the General He IL
2 gallant soldier, and favorite in the
army; he is brilliant popular orator, and
q fayorite Of the masses. The returns o.
:, the election on Tuesday next will shoW
that his efforts here are appreciated.
, 1863-11-01
A:w0RD TO MIR. mRECH.

Il WORD TO MIR. mBECH.
Mech, the candidate On the copperhead
ticket for School Commissioner, has turned
q half somersar1t. He comes out in let
ter in the Pos, stating, that while be ac-
ccpts the nomination, he wiahcs it to be
understood he is In favor Of the Govern
mcnt Mech should lesfn by Tuttle Of
Iowa that If a man persists In sitting upo1
two stools, he must 60 down between
Them. We mike no question Of Mr..
Mecch's loyalty, but he is q young aud
ambitious man, just starting in his polit;-
cal career, and We regret to see him COM
nit political suicide at the outset. Better
withdraw entirely from the disloyal con-
cc1n, as the people have q home1y way OF
Judging man by the company he keeps
Tlis is our advice to Mr. Mech, and wo.
wan him In timo Of the fatal consequences
which will bcfall him If he refuses to
heed it
, 1863-11-01
Tho Loyalty Of Woman.


The women Of tho National Loyal League hare
70. their grand object the restoration Of tho na-
uonsl lde8, the equal Iielta OF Au men TO " life,
r ns & snd 1esaa Bs
the RsvoiationalJ Fsthess struggled nd diod 70
writes above thoso Of fcon9usEor and king.
The women Of the National Loyal League mum.
her hut few, comparatively, a. the work IL but
srs nd n t1ats and We kno s6t on IL
side Of Liberty and Chion sta1da every ssus no
10 woman liver, who would ignore her woman
hood to drag tho eh1ias Of slavery thss rebels IN
the South have fastsned On the limbs OF two mil
lions Of our rex. As Innocent Of crime ~ we Not
child Of her Affection, deater than her life. to
human recognition; not tot Union with the Pres
mother el1e her poorest, weakess eh,1d, tto the
nencish arm Of slavery, and feel herself denied
The RP: to b sG ct soa 70
find. What is unioo worth to woman Il It costs
III woman Is patriot, and II not m.eled by rebel
errment {or N. To reetore what We hsve lost By
eeF paE eaase tsa aSisi fesaon that over
ase.' The plantation md De auction block, cal!
moshe1s ,ooG s9a .Sony @ sad 5ot and aad b;ood
ard chains ior mana debt that cannot be repaM.
ated. Woman will neEye herself to meet this hous,
to save her country and It's holy liberty.
Before the President went into hie on1ciA p!Acc
be said God IL Just, aud he who would not be =
Save must not permit slave. In hts Last tnsplrn-
tfopal letter 70 bis eount13nen. he sald - you
nrr dieade1tld with me on the queetton Of the ne
Sro-Idesi.o him to be Tee; you do not"
The Womsn's Loyal League take the1r position
with the President. Desiring the negro to be
ftten We aek Congress to le,fs1ate to make Kim
FIRE. II any dslbt remains, to give tbs benefit to
Eeedom 40 we hayoh hitherto to slavery.
s.T0 provide for the common iuterest snd gen
era1 wsltare," may not Congress laJ embavxoa
md suppress commerce J.. Whe7e will Jo1 Ind
c1tepts d In the Conttituttou ownership tn man! !!
Without doubt Congress can giro u whist We ask
-en act Of general emancipation.
Thousands Of persons vii hare IN opportunity
to eicu our petition In the fatr rooms, wterc we
fhali be foucd during the time Of its session. Il.
dies and gentlemen may also become members OF
the League, which ia not secret society, BY In
PRODUCTION to the agent OF the National league
JosEPH1xK S. GRtT11Sa- =,
P. S.-N1s- H. II. Tracy Cutler, 4 fsdJ vel
known to many in this city, also III sEent o. ne
National League, will be present and ready % 1e
| ccivo names. ;:We have q thost time oe1ose tae
sitting Of Congress to obtain our million 70 tae
petition, md must. II possible. secure many taon'
e~" Mrs ], s. GHIFFIy9.
, 1863-11-01

DoN'r Touch THE PICTURES The LACK Of
good ecusc and want Of appreciation Of tue vs1ue
Of the pictures in the Art Gallery, manlfested by
some Of the visitors, w6u1d be wonderful II 1t were
not 20 dADgerouB. Thesc are household t,eas-
u1es, many Of them, Of almost iaestImable value
to the owners. loaned for sacred purpose: yix.:
to gnther funds for the relief Of our sick and
wounded soldiers, and 70. visitors to touch them,
is to endauger their safety In way tn t few can
appreciate. He1e ase the Wo:ks Of the highest
g&niue, which thoughtless ignorance msy In =
moment mar beyond the power Of art to rcstoge.
On Wednl sday one man was found scratching
picture With his nail, and when politely reunn-
str6tcd with bJ ono Of the ladies, said hs :" WAS
mere1y trying to dnd out Whit tho thing was made
Of" L woman was found pointing ont the beau
ties Of one Of the pictures with an irou.poIuted
paraaol. For the benefit Of picture owners We add
that parseols, canes, &c. arc now al taken at the
door. These facts. and Others Ike them occurred
The frst day Of the exhibition. We may say, Ia
al kindness to the public, that such thlnss,
II cot already stopped, must be, sud We may
say It to the LADY managers Is we'll. Owners
Of pictures would Infinitely prefer to take them
hoa- and aasess themselves an their exhibition
will net tor the benefit Of the soliers than to risk
the destruction Of their pictures by any snch ynn:
da}ism ~ was 1t hrst, thoughtlessly NC have no
doubt. sometimes perpefxatcd.
1t IL shame that 1t should bo necessary to write
such paragraph. The trouble Ia that those 10:
whom 1t 10 written will aeve1 It, and hence the
ladies' in attendance must be constlnty watehful
and imperative a. to Visitors ma11ing pictures il
the least One good 1esnlt Of ths exhibition, 1t Il
to be hoped, will be tho cau alton Of our people
to appreciate and admire such works OF exquisite
, 1863-11-01

Many have donbtlsss Inquired tho s'gniG-
cance Of the broad arrow" which has been
put upon the 1ebel ranns. It indicates pos-
session by Her M.jeety. The broad arrow IL
Government mark somewha.1n the shapo az
m arrow head, which is stampsd. cut or 9TH
erwiee ti1ed on 81 solid materials used in Her
Ao1e3tY'h thips or .dockyards In order to pre-
vent embezzlement ofroyal nasa, stores, The
natk Has assumedat the time Of the Edwards
fwhen the arrow was considered the most
powerful weapon Of nttack) as distinguishing
the properly Of the Kiog, To bc found In
possession OF sny property thus marked is q
criminal ctrense punishable with 1eaFy fine.
, 1863-11-01
FROM LITTLE ROCK.
Interesting from :. Arkansas.
Union Tokens---Guerilla Opera
tionB, do., DO. T.


l6p0ClA 118p8&t10 W kA1 AAtC2R0 Atau2Aa+3
Lrrrts noox. AJAX, Oct Il. vAl
cA1ao, oe.. u. 1861. !
Tho following Arkansas nova IL from the
National D<moeras Of tho goth: Tho Union
men Of Arkansas arc moving to hare / suIta.
b1e gentleman appointed a Military GoreEn-
Or. Amopg Others who Esvc been named in
that connection 10 Mr. A., L., @. Rogers, of
Pine Bluff, 4 we'll known Union mau. We
lean that petitions have h.en ciscalAted and
sent to Waahington. aaking for his appoint
Inent.
will be armed and equipped u soon ~ cloth.
Ing and azms can be brought from Memphis.
EliahA Baxter, OF BAtesvllle, t.a gone to
that place for the purpose ca organizing
tccImput, and Mr.. E. II. Vaace, Of Little
Rock, hss been empowered by Mi. General
Steele, to 1aisc company Of cavalry. Capt.
4. II. Ryan, Of Gen Hteele's stat, has been
appointed to supcslntsud ths organization OF
loyal troops now takipg up as.ns In defense
Of the state. !:
By tho arrival OF 1r. Ward, prisoner
escaped from tho rebels at Washington, In
Hampstead county, hare 1ats neHs from
Price's army. Mr.. Ward has been for many
months prisoner, arrested BY the rebels At
Fort Smith for d'-loyalty to JEFF. Davis. He
effected his escape with two Or three others,
aud made his Way through tho woods from
Washington to Little Rock, = distance of 130
miles.
Gen. Pllce Is known to ba at Prairie De:
han, the crossipR of Little Missouri River, 30
miles north Of WAahiDeton, aud about thirty
miles to the lett Of the crctslng Of the same
arc reported about s,o0o. badly. equipped, de.
moralized and constantly deserving.
Marnadukt's cavalry is .. a.AskAde1phia, AZ.
ksneas, stroDg, and engaged in'guerl1laing,
p'llagipg md burning the cotton Of citizens.
Mr.. Wood reports the hanging By the rebels
o. two Fedel41 officers Of Blunt's command
taken last Jsuuary at. Sugar. Loaf Valley in
Sebastian county.
Their names weEe Captain Hart and Leu-
tenant Rays. Mr.. Wood aaw tbs t:ee upon
which they were hung.
Agentleman IN from Saline county rcposts
that On the night Of the 10th Inst, a detach.
ment Of Marmaduke's men, or Bill Jones'
company, slo: THO private citizens named
James Round sud Joseph Bischaeld, eight
miles from Benton. They were taken ont and
cruelty murdered in the pre-tnce Of their
families. Eight others were taken away from
the Esme rejshboshood. and supposed to be
murdered.
Col. Dotbins, Of the 1st Arkansas cavalry,
has resigned his position in tho rebel army
because hts force has been placed under the
- 5..1.-
, 1863-11-01
From Nashville.

:: NASHVILLE, Oct. S0-aixty rebe1 prisoners,
Including nino officers. captured BY Major
FItxsibbon near Columbus, arrived here TO-.
nfehf. {!
Biz, Gen. Mitchell WIS relieved Of com.
mand of cavalry at hin Own. request On 40.
count OF i'll health.
Heavy rsirs Ill day and riyer risinE.
, 1863-11-01
Special Dl1psteh 10 tho Ch,e.so Trin7ns.

fepec.l Dispatch b tho Chieaao Tzfn7oal
ST. Loru, Oet- 81, 1861.
The most cheering sdvices have been re-
ceivsd from the interior, Of the prospects Of
a Radical Victory next Tuesday. The Con-
ee1yAtlyes arc struggling hard for another
year Of life.
Gen Mcneil failed to overtake Shelby ovez
Boston Mountain, and haa gone to Fort Smith
to relieve Blunt
Reports Of guerilla dotnge have almost en-
tlrely ceased, and buahwhacklng las subtided
on account of cold weather.