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, 1863-10-05
PROCLAMATION OF THE
PRESIDENT.
Thursday, Nov. 26th to be Set
Apart as a Day of Natfon-
nj ThanksgivinE.

w,snc-ox oc+ 1sce
~ tn. pre.,dcnt =, the United st,te. of a1ocTca
Fnoc1AuAr1os.
The year that is drawing toHards Its close
bas heen f511ca with The h,ess,nps of frnitfol
fields and healthful skies. To these bouutiea
which are "a constantly enioved th,t W. ,re
prone to forget the sources from which they
come. others have been added which are of 80
extraordinary nature that thew cannot fail
IN nenetrate md soften even fbe heart which
Is h,h;tna11v ,ns ent,hle to tha ever vatchfo1
pro.,,as1,a ~ a1o,oh+v ID
In 80 rn,det-of .-1a1 ~ ~ rn.,,o,,ea
n.1n,+nda + .na sa-s.+tr '4r,,;oh hoe ns4.aas
seemed to ,nv3te snd ,,rorora ~ +hs M ,sa-ss.,ons
NJ for.,en st.tes ,,eeca ba. heer ,era.e-vad
with a]1 nations. order has been matntained :.
the lavs haye been respected and obeved. and
harmony has prevailed everywhere. except in
the theatre Of military conflict, willis that
theatre has been greatly contracted By the
, 1863-10-05
FROM SPRINGFIELD D.
Especial Dispatch to the Oh

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
6PR1soT1E1p, Oct. 4, 1853.
The Methodist Episcopal Central Illinois
Conference meets in this city this week. The
under graduates will be examined for admis-
sion to the ministry on Tuesday, and the Con-
ference opens on Thursday.
The Masonic Grand Lodge Of the State
meets In this city tomorrow for the election
OF officers. It Is expected there Will be a
large attendance, as the question Of Consery-
ators comes up. The Grand Master and sey-
eral members have already arrived.
A nun named James Mallory, in the en-
p1oy Ct the Great Western Railroad, Was
killed On Friday night by falling between the
cars, on the way from Decatur to this city.
He was intoxicated. He WAS not employed
I'm the frn{n
, 1863-10-05
Procresg of the Civil War in Hondu-
ras-1STufal mcaSurexs

NEW YORK, Oct 3-The Herdlds corres.
pondence from British Honduras, dating At
Belize 5th and 7th September, announces On
,elfable information the defest of the troops
Of Honduras by forces Of Guatemala. After
u severe battle, the Hondurian soldiers sur !.
rendered, after which their General and Chief
officers we're put to death IN brutal manner.
after the engagement, the Guatemalian army
burned towns, sacked houses, robbed, and
committed other gross outrages. President
CaIrera, having captured the cities of Comay-
sgua and Ttgucigalpa, named Ge9. NEEDING
in bis favor except Omoa and Tuxillo, which
still adhered to President Mortez. There
was a general stampede from Truxino to Rua.
tan. General Medlno, as first act, banished
the British Consul from the State; This gen.
tleman was at Belize, Whiting the action Of
his government. Medino then let the 1ndl'
ans loose on his enemies, amongst whom
they commenced an indiscximinate slaughter.
An Englith man. .of.war had gone from Trux'
lilo to Omoa.
There were no arrivals Of contrabani
American traders at Belize from the rebe
The King Of the Yucatan Indians had beer
aseaseinated.
, 1863-10-05

WAsusGTos, Oct. 4.-The formation Of
the State Government Of Virgins is ROW
complete. The Capital is temporarily estab.
lished at Alexandria. The following are the
names Of the State Officers: ". 81. Pier
pont, Governor; l. P. Cooper, Lieutenant
Goyernor; L, a. Hogans, Eeerstary Of State;
G, T. Smith, Treasu1er, L. #. Webb,
AuaitoE; T. Eostef. saa1si Aa5aitant deneFa' =.
The advertisement o2 rebel property au-
der tbe Coniscation Act are daily on tGo H.
crease In Alexandria. The loyal people there
are expectiDgly fear:ul lest some Of those
most deserving Of tha penalty may have. their
property protected By timsy transfers.
The people Of London to are becoming
aroused to the necessity Of protecting them
aelves against guarillas.
, 1863-10-05
Q)ite9o Gril>n,,e.



The Proclamation Of the President set
ting npan Thursday, November 26tl, as
day Of National Thanksgiving and Praise
will commend itself to every loyal heart.
The solemn and earnest words Of the Ctiet
A1aglstrate bear with them an impressive
cloqucnce and sincerity Of meaning which
caEnot fail to influence and lead the public
mind. No one hut ttaitor can read it and
fall to meet its requests. =: Z
Our correspondence from the Army Of
the Cumberland, published on the second
pagc Of this issue is Of unueua1 interest and
contains the latest news that has yet been
published. Since the great battle Of Sat-
11rday and Sunday the rebels have been
twice rcpu1sed in their efforts to capture
Chattanooga, and ut last accounts dared
not attack again. Our dispatches placc
The Union loss in killed, wounded and miss
ing ut 1S,800 and the rebel loss at 10000.
In our correspondence will be found the
official List of casualdes' In the 10th, Tooth,
25,h and 10Th Illinois regiments, 9th lndi-
ANA regiment, and 1st Wisconsin regiment.
Our gunboats off the Texas coast are
doin ga good work in the capture Of pi-
rates and the destruction ofrebel steamers.
The news from Mexico is Of deep in
1crest. The Juarez Cabinet is fully organ.
ized, and the Mexicans arc 1apidly organ.
izing upon q war footing to e1pel the
French invaders.
Another terrible steamboat disaster has
occurred upon the Mississippi. in the burn,
ing Of the steamer Robert Campbeu. j.
nv which twentv-three lives xrcra Inst
THE destrnct,on nf This hoat ;o ono+ha,
, 1863-10-05

NEW YORK, Oct. 5.-Afe1ican dates Of the
12th II st. confirm the fact that Doblado has
been placed at the head Of the Juarez cabinet.
BE proposes the following plan:
To contine the war to the mountains; to
gather all men Of independent parties to
form national patty to agree to such In
tervention as proposed in the treaty Of Lon.
den, adding also the United States, md disa'
VOW all political acts now done IN Mexico.
Duranzo has been attacked By 400 Mexican in.
teIycntioniste, who were reepnlsed.
Of the treasury, under Juafez. In conse.
sequence Of the American consul ut
ManEanillo. accepting an exequatar from
Jobaz, an opponent Of Jharez, he has been
removed by the American Government, and
Minister Corwin is instructed to put another
person in bis place.
4 rumor is prevalent that Minister CorTiu
has received bis passports, but Mexican pc
pers do not allude to such step.
, 1863-10-05
' FROM WASHINGTON
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trib1

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal
WASHINGTON, Oct. 4, 1868.
The following dispatches failed to get
through last night, owing to heavy storm
along portions ofthe lines:
WASHINGTON, Oct. 2.-O11cial dispatches
from Chattanooga, dated Yesterday, are under
stood to represent the aituation as still tayor-
able.
Bragg makes no advance. The statement
Of rebel papers that Burnside has retreated
from Jonesboro to Knoxville, is noticed.
Commissioner Barrett is absent from the
city on business.
Dr.. Hamileton, editor Of the 8outhern Con-
5tderaey, famous for his black mailing New
York merchants BY the publication Of black
and white lists, is In town seeking leave to 60
South.
The new fractional currency will be ready
for Issue within the next fortnight. The
work is being rapidly pushed forward. Five
to six Hydraulic presses are now at work day
and night, and forty more up and nearly
ready for work. When all IRE going they will
produce nearly $150, GOO per day. The gen.
e1al design Is the same for all, consisting
Of medallion of Washington, with land
scape behind' steamers, railroads, e1c' Inc
I'VE cent no1es are 10 Dc printed IL "ooo
color, the tens in green, the twenty-dves in
purple, and hfties in. bright carmine.- They
are regarded as great improvement on the
postal currency.
Certificates issued to-day for the hun
sen uass"a.1s ' ~.,.,nr ; N,+;oaa1 ~ 49, aaooa,.
.s.,as - 1n1,,o ,.en,as 10 enano,a, ooon+a
ot+ha co1a-nnoan+ 1n,+rnct;one m +ha s1h;ect
ufn he ,..ne3 short1v
cen Ho1,cck IA ao;5 n have ,ece,ved totor.
rnat,on when troons wera sent from Lee to
B1apr. ,nc1nainp both their. number and des.
tfnation. nearlv a month before the battles OF
Chfcka1naues.
Sales Of 52o's, during September, foot up
| 81, 149, 400, and now come up to one million
daily, and are steadily Increasing again.
Bonds are NOM delivered without delay.
4 heavy storm prevails here to- day, Of rain
and wind. Railroad Communication with
Baltimore Is Interrupted. Naval men say that
at Charleston It mast have been the October
hurricane, and regard It as quite dangerous
to our iron clads.
| Forty guerilla prisoners were brought IL
| tonight ffom bevoud Alexandria,
The euerfllas captured 15O Government
norses last ,1oht. three miles from Alex
| ondria
| r,a p-as.7 .an+ oro,,saa al, ,,.,.o-, +o-dov
| The N,.so1r, de1epatfon think he is at worl
m n ren1y to tbcn1
II "a .e,epestad haze bv persous f,uIlia,
with foreign affairs that Russia is looking for
ward to positiyelv have war with some OF tht
crest maIatfne powers. and that her fleet ar.
hare to.avo,d heinz blockaded. Reliable I'D
vices nere, through private channels, declar
Russ:a vii, have her ormv 10 to million me,
by spring.
| Col ]. R. Percy Wyndham Is relieved q
command. and ordered to report to the Adja
, 1863-10-05
RESIDENCE PROPERTY

4s11T sece on Wabash a7ecns., l.az Congress. wtda
Cot:sKe-
G61160 3oet' on Prairie aTeu1e. neT Old
66x1e0 ;eet ~ 1udIaca avtE1e. neaZ Old
6Sx16o feet CT Michigan ayen7e nesr Old
f6x,6o fest on Wabasn avennc. cear Old
6Gxl6o feet OF State. reas Old.
36x1e0 fec: On Indiana avenue. mar Old.
{ox1s, feet corr er PrAz1e aveaue and Rio Graade-
1;s11CQ feet GOMEZ Prairie sveuraand Bio Gssade-
5o11a0 feet on Til. 1c1s. neaz Cats-
60, 100 feet On ohlo. near Pine.
Brick Dwelling On Pearson stztet- near tho Lake r.
fchesp.1 w
Cwelnng House t1ou:ing Onion Pss1. with Is 5eazx
lease OF lot For sa1n 1t less than cust Of House.
Gsrnnd rent low.
cHo1cr BUILDING Lo7s in the "Cochean Track N
sec T. 50. II at from 950 to 91o0per foot. 1ots Il
teet front py 15sfeet Deep In block corner 1nciaaA
nyaque and North stztes-honttu9 aou'h-
Tfue TICK Dwelling on Curtis street. aear WAAh'
inaton-
A.rve amo3nt OF Residence md Bustnes1 Property
fer ts1 , In the three diytGlons OF the city.
THOs. 3. hRTAN, B1JAn Hall
oetn-1152t net
, 1863-10-05

new YORK, Oct. 3.-The steamer Washing.
ton, from NeH O1leanb, 2Gth, has arrived.
New Orleans papers contain nothing rela'
tive to army movements.
Tie steam tug Leviathan Was captured at
her wharf at South West Pass, by gang OF
r., the rebel Secretary Of the Navy, (which
the officers aud crew were not entitled to pay,
but to. Eubsist on and find their reward IN
plumber. Lieut.. Herrick, In command Of the
steamer Crescent, soon after started in pur-
suit, and Joined The gunboat De Soto. They
captured the pirates after few hours' chase.
The reported capture by the rebels Of the
trary, she has destroyed rebe1 steamer near
Pascoda, and captured another, besides So.
ve1cly Furnishing rebel battery at Grants
Pass.
, 1863-10-05
FROM ST. PAUL.

Especial Dispatch :o,the Chicago Tribnne.1
Sr. PAUL, Oct. 4, 1863.
The ,1ntayorable weather puts damper on
the State Fair, which does not promise to be
been made up to this morning. Stock will
not be brought to the ground until to-mor'
row; few dRe sheep are all, in that line,
that we're on exhibition to day. The displays
are not, however, eqnal to former fairs. To
morrow. will be the principal and last day.
Col. Miller, the Union candidate for GOV
eruor, will deliver an address.
, 1863-10-05
FROM ST. LOUIS.


ST. LOUIS, Oct. 4:-The steamers Ch.uceI-
LOT, Forrest Queen. md Catahoula were
ter boats we're totally destroyed. The hull
and machinery saved Al the boats were
undergoing repairs. They we're valued at
375,0G0. Insurance unascertained- The dre
vas the work of m inceadiary. Several lives
arc reported lost, but nothing definite !.
was burned near Milliken's Bend fen days
.ince. She mas valued At 100000; insured
FIR 41E fF1
, 1863-10-05
FROM CINCINNATI.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tzibune.1

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trtbunc.1
CINCINSATT1, Oct. 4, 1862.
The largest political meeting ever known In
the State Of Ohio w;as held at Carthage, seven
miles from this city, yesterday. Between flfty
and Straightforward people were present. The
Union men were tubllant while butternuts are
dull and despondipg.
Governor Yates Of your State made tell
ing speech.
The trial Of Hadon Brannan tor treason
was concluded before the United States Com
missioner yesterday. Tie decision will be
given on Wednesday. The court martial Is
still In session and now investigating tile case
Of G, ". Hall, of Indiana.
, 1863-10-05
FROM CAIRO AND BELOW.
The Steamer Robert Campbell, Jr.
Burned by q Rebel Incendiary'
1WEhTY-THREE LIVES LOST.

special o1epa1co 10 INC Cnieaeo -. as.0eAs5 800
m....o.no. 1,,o,4v NJ ' conror % - ~ Maa.
1ne s.es. 1as+ ~ -,"ht ,rsoo,n,r ~ Msn.nh,s ~.
ual. .sn, @titea ~ tha 1st 1st' A''' ''5
ps4n @ ~ nn.as 1 49, h,s ~ o,oon,+ .of tho hrrn,rc
4as 1a"e" 9.as"a-po,a,+cs o. ~. csrnhs11 r. ~ her
VI ao o1e9st q. 49, 1ao," ~ T,a1l.hn-n ~ Tnea.
foulo noi- - ~ .,s,a " -, +,,a ~-,e,,,tv of nm.
10y no os, 1,........oa ,,,,t,h .,,ra,a
hkens oeno, nte "as u.a... ;"aeS an-a1anaa ~ ~
auu 80 s' 49, ~" e. n.sssnoers n a..
ns'aes' leas"s n' r-e..s .,s~aa 1e-en,s .ra
en1e any y s1D ;o.t ~ pafora % staeing con1a be-
~ 49," ~ -, ~ hoa-d oh1a IN ID "a. had to
pu1 ou'. ~ VI ooaiu, aoao an~ ~ rs-s ~ a. dro~ne5
'unp n1:,.s;.. me 40 nansra, a ~ w smith. com.
h1,sans. ~, n'.s..@ ~ .,1 0o-,, h,a
1nona,us an ~ ~ . !: ~a..a1 49,. 1.1sS E11,ott With
1uinrsneo ~, ~ ~t e e ~ oo+ostronhe.
luz touo"ng $500 ps"n sar+ % The ste, amer
:, 1LAs nLLA.;, =. ~ 49,. % sat e~e hv an ,ncendI.
IL cainppeli, 9l.' .as,.9 "4e ees nS ~ - 49,. 1o,.+
afs 1uss as sue was "p ~ sssra e, a-oIsed T h1
, 1863-10-05

Of the revolutions, and 1t WIS unanimously
adopted. The meeting then adjourned. The
ecutive Board Of the State Agricultural So
ciety, en- the following {Fiday) evening, and
after discussion, the following resolution
Was- s-unanimously adopted:
Resoered, That this Board have listened to tho
report Of Committee from the State Horticultural
views expressed BY that Society Al their last meet
Ing. in regard 10 tie subject OF the Congressional
endowment offered to oCr State.
Gen. Singleton, President Van Epps, and
Secretary Re!nold, were appointed to report
tu1al Society. Ho-Hoo.
, 1863-10-05

Editors Chicago Tribune: :,
The managers Of the Kendall County Far,
to be-held at Bristol on Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday, the 9Th; 7th and 8th Of Octo.
ber, hare generously granted to the ladies' Of
the !" soldiers' Aid Society," the exclusive
right to sell refreshments On the Fair Grounds
during The continuance Of the Fair. Having
the wants Of our brave soldiers constantly In
view, the ladies' will spure no efforts to fur
rifh erythIpg needfnl for the sinner man, ~
including oysters and other delIcacies, to the
end that q large fand may be realized for-thls
laudable object Remember the sick and
wounded soldier
RR1sTn1 0rfnher I 1SS3
, 1863-10-05
Instances Of Rebel Honor

WAsH1NGToS, Oct. The rebel autho,i-
ties have declared an additional number Of
their paroled officers and men as exchanged,
and ordered them to duty. This Ia in direct
violation Of the cartel. md, notwithstanding
the heavy balance Of exchange against them,
they refuse to deliver any of our Commission
ed efiicels, and also retain large number Of
citizepa ptispuers
, 1863-10-05
FROM LOUISIANA,


New York, Oct. A Berwick City letter
to the Herald states that the main body Of
Gen. Banks command was encanped on the
18th Of September near that place. No serious
encounter Is expected 70 occur until reaching
yermlllioa Bayou, where tta rebels, under
Dick Taylor, are Represented to be In greet
force any fortifying the place.
Another report Is that the rebels are conccn-
tratipg all their available foEae from Western
Louisiana, Eastern Texas anA Southern Arkan-
sas ut Alexandria for a last desperate resist
ance, and are evacrating all the country this
side. Of Alexandria and tbs Red River.
Ou5 forces will soon make IN advance
movement.
A, New O1leons letter to the Herald con-
taius the following:
Guerlllas are growing bold and n2mcrous
on the MisaiasiPni River: They have loca'
ted three gun battery about sixteen miles
above Natchez, from which they fired
fifteen shots at the steamer Julia, five ot
which rent Though her, but ste escaped
Some eight or ten vessels hare been fired
T fnfn
, 1863-10-05

FORTRESS MONROE, Oct 4.-The Richmond
EtaHsiner Of yesterday has the following:
CuARLEsToS, Oct. 2.-HeayY firing vss
heard Inst night. The encmy's movements or
Morris Island indicate permarence more than
Immediate opezallons. T~o Monitors arc re-
ported close to the lsland doing picket duty.
There has been but little firing to-day.
, 1863-10-05
4 Peace Propositfon Unanimously
Rejected.

New York, Oct. 3.-The Richmond Seati-
mel Of the o9th says: ssThe House Of Dele
gates yesterday. In the most summary man
iier, disposed Of a resolution for inquiri1E IN
On On M ths % snbiect Ell Of peace, with view to res
ponding, If favorable. The House knows
What everybody knows, that such resolutions
arc beth Idle and mischlevous, for they Tll
only be taken by: our enemies as eVincing
mare or less readiness on our part tor Fecon'
stra,tion. The House, by unanimous vote,
word Of discussion OF 8 moment Of delay. In
this, they but fairly represented the 1n4nli.
ness and unanimity Of our people.n >.
, 1863-10-05

FORTRESS MONROE, Oct. 3.-The United
States steamer Massachusetts, arrived to-day,
from Charleston Bar last Wednesday night.
Our works on Morris Island were progressing
rnnid|y. The rebel batteries shell our work
men constantly, and but few casualties are re-
pnrfed. Gen. Gilmore occasionally aha'I liz
Sumter and johnson. One monitor KEEPS
Fort Moultrie quiet.
, 1863-10-05

ce1s and crew to tha Seminole a. prisoners o.
waz. The vessel wss sent to New Orleaos:
Capt. hood, Of the British ship P5ladeS'
demsnded an explanation, which he 1ecsiyed,
from Capt. Rolaoda, in effect That she nae
1a1ded c6ntratand Of war In American waters,
a1d had co1trabaDd On board.
, 1863-10-05

New YORK, Oct. 8:-The Htralds sensation
Baltimore correspondent has news that John
ston's army in Northern Georgia numbers
Isl, 900, Including Longstreet's corps Of 3d.
600, with 81 batteries. Lees force amounts
to e., 500 infantry, 5000 cavalry and 294
guns, unless Ewells corps has been sent to
Johnston, which would reduce Lees army to
60. .O00 The rebels expect to gain Chattanoo-
Send back to Lee Longstreet's corps, With
50, 900 additional men, to attack Washington.
The came correspondent eays rebel mill
tary council, composed Of Davis, Lee, John
ston and Beaureeard, held at Richmond the
last Of August, agreed to arm a1l the slaves
in the South Immediately, expecting thus to
add II, 900 men to their army now, and as
many more year hence.
, 1863-10-05

"HET111R h H1W VH N3EVH HSFl lK1Cs
CAIRO, Oct. 5.-The Memphis B"|zetin hai
late information to the effect that band o.
so guerillas had entered Brownsville, broken
up religions meeting, seized all the young
men and negroes as conscripts, and broken
open stores, taking everything valuable. A
force Of Federal cavalry from Fort Pillow
were pursuing the marauders.
Hicks and Newsom's gueril1as we're con-
ecrlptirg in the nejg ghborhood Of DanYile.
, 1863-10-05

NEW ToRK, Oct 1.-THE Hsrald's Wash,
iDgton dispatch says recent raid by guer.
illas upon the cavalry camp at Langley re,
suited In the capture Of all the horses Of the
whole company, and thirteen more belonging
to the Quartermaster's Department. The
NhQ1e camp HAS asIeep.
, 1863-10-05

BOSTON, Oct. S-a1aj, Gen. Hartsuff, COM
mandirg the 18th Army Corps, Is In town
far A brief Tie{t,
, 1863-10-05

NEW Yoak, Sept. $.-A mass meeting WAS,
held at the Cooper Institute, last evening,
under the auspices Of t4e National Club, a
Hon. B. aratz Brown, Hon. g. P. johnson,
Hon. Emil Pretorius, and the other MIssou-
riaus Of the delegation which has recently
visited the President to solicit from him rellef
In II gard to grievances alleged to be endured
at the hands Of Gov. Gamble and Gen. Scho-
field. The meeting was large and enthusias-
fir
, 1863-10-05

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 9.-The subscription
Agent reports the sale Of $854, 600 in sos
to-day. >. :. -.
, 1863-10-05

NEW YORK, Oct. ga Mern2his letter Of
the I'd states: Gen. Shermaa is on his way
up the river with large force. His advance
embarked here to-day.
, 1863-10-05
From the Vanderbilt

EEw YoRK, Oct. 1.-THE Vanderbilt and
On tbe I'd Of Aug. on cruise,
, 1863-10-05
FROM MEXICO.

ORGANIZATION of the InareX Cabinet
The mextcans Repulsed ut DURANGO.
, 1863-10-05

BosToS, Oct 3.-Counterfeit f1yes on the
Pocaeeet Bank Of Fall River are in cIrcu1a-
ton.
, 1863-10-05

NEW York, Oct. ga New York Tribune
Washington special says:
Col. Baker and his mounted rangers have
been scouting the country south Of the Poto-
mac after gueril1as. They Last night sue
cceeded in capturing Lieut. Augustine, o!
guerillas, beyond Vienna, who we're sent In
and lodged ii the Old Capitol Prison.
Yesterday lao horses were stolen By guer-
Has. 4 force has been sent after them.
Recruiting for colored regiments Is pro.
ceedipg with great rapldity in. Maryland.
Loyal masters receive certificates for each en-
listed slave for $500, payable after the consti'
amended as to permit it.
The aggregate receipts for internal revenue
thus far, in round numbers, are f53,Oo0, ,000.
The estimated revenue from this source fol
the year will be $50 000, 900.
The Cabinet Waa. in session Tor several
condition of affairs in the Department o.
Missouri, was among the principal topics IN,
der consideration. It is pretty we'll settled
that there will be change In the military
Commander Of that Department, but 1t bal
not been decided how far the civil govern
ment may be interfaTed with. There Is IN ev
ident disposition to, give the military com
Ter. i,
Two Of the Government detectiFes arrived
here, night before last, from Richmond
where they have. been confined under sen
tence of death, as spies, ha'ing escaped fron
prison and worked their way through th!
rebel lines. They speak Of the most crus
treatment to prisoners, and unprecedented
suffering On the part Of. the poorer classes II
the section through which they travelled.
Last night gang Of guerlllas surprised th
guard at Camp BecSwith, near Langley, thre
miles from Chain Bridge, and fred into th
tents Of the men, stampedi1g the entire camp
Two Of them were killed aud several wound
ed. The guerillss escaped without loss, cal
ryipg Oft with them number Of prisoner
and fiftY h0rs es.
, 1863-10-05
REMOVAL.
EDWARD WALMSlEY,
Wholesale ard Retail Dealer IN
Straw and Silk Millinery Goods,

HaEe removed from g. Lake strzet t. 3o State street,
corner Ct Macsc On ttzeet where can be- founn nRe
atscrt,nt ut Of Mrerg Gooc=, conssttog ot Pat2I1
tioaEs Of he iatest Ind nost taahloaA5le styles
Particular attention given to orders.
cs5 n111.3tIet-N-EAF
, 1863-10-05

Kn1Hp-Lee Phillips, Henry Rennau:
WouSpEp-sergt. Jas. r: HAnsall, Corp: Ell!
Z. Mercer Corp. CHARLES J. Clutc, jus. 3. Drake
Jos. Proctor. E. T. Knapp, James coslet, ].
Harding. J. ". Barr,