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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-11-27
" the olive grove OF Acadeue
pratots retirement Uhere1he Attic bird

q the olive grove OF Acadere
PIafo's retirement. Wherelhe Attic bird
Thrilled his thick warbied note the summer long,;
whose pathways cleaned with the monu-
ments Of the illuslriOus dead, the work
of the most consnmmate masters that ey-
er gave life to MAJ bic, There, beneath the
oytrIrching plane trees, upon lofty
stage erected for the purpose, it was or
dained by law that q funeral Orstion
should be pronounced by some citizen OF
Athens, in the presence Of the assembled
multitude. Such were the tokens Of req
pect required by law TO be paid at
Athena, II the memory of those v no had
fallen in the cause of their country. To
those alone who fell at Marathon a Pc
culiaF honor was reserved. As the bat
tie fought on that immortal field was
distinguished from ali others in Grecisn
history for its influence over the fortunes
of Hellas-ss it depended upon the event
of that day whether. Greece should live, q
glory and light to all coming time, or
should expire, like the meteor of a mo-
ment so the honors awarded TO its mar
tyr heroes were such as were bestowed
by Athens on no other occasion. They
alone of all her sons were entombed up
on the spot which they had forever rem
dered famous. Their names were in.
scribed upon ten pillars erected upon
the monumental tumulus which covered
their ashes (Ehere, after six hundred
years they were read by the traveller
Pausaniss) and although the columns be-
meath the hands Of barbaric violence and
time, have long since disappeared, the
venerable mound still marks the spot
where they fought and fell
..sTbst battlefield, ubers Persists victim horde.
First bowed beneath the BrUDi Of flel.as' sword
Aud shall /, fellow citizens, who, Af-
ter an interval Of twenty-lhrse centuries,
a youthful pilgrim from = world un-
known to Ancient Greece, have wandered
over that illustrious plain, ready to put
off the shoes from off my feet, as one that
stands on holy ground have gszsd with
respectful emotion on the mound, which
still protects the remains Of those who
rolled back the tide Of Persian invasion,
and rescued the land of popular liberty,
of letters, and arts, from the ruthless foe,
stand unmoyed over the graves of our
dear brethren, who, but yesterday-on
three Of those all important days which
decide nations history-days on whose
issue it depended, whether this august
Republican Union, founded by some of
the wisest statesmen that ever lived, ee-
mented With the blood Of some OF the
purest patriots that ever died, should
perish or endure-rolled back the tide Of
an invasion, not less unprovoked, Dot less
ruthless, than that which came 20 plant
the black banner Of Asialis despotism
and slavery on the free soil Of Greece +?
heaven forbid! And could / prove 80
insensible to every prompting Of patriotic
duty and affection, not only would you,
fellow citizens, gsthersc, many Of ycu,
from distant States, Who have come 10 axe
part in those pious Offices Of gratitude
you, respected fathers, brethren, mAirons,
sisters, who surround me, cry cut fer
shame, bat the forms Of brave and pasFi-
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-11-27
For a Rich Man.

ONE sEwING MACHINE, IN GOOD RUNEING
~ ORDER, for sale by h G. SOOh EI-
,NE FRAME OFFICE, WITH TWO Rooms, Dor
~ sac BY II. u. SOONEh
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otto men, who FL these hOnored graves,
would heaye with indignation beneath
the sod.
Following this, Mr.. Everett gives q
connected resume Of the invasion Of
Pennsylvania by Lee, eliminating in the
battles of July 1, 2, aud 3, and his re-
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-11-27

WHO II REsPoSsIBLE TOR THE wAR-RE-
BILLION AS A CRIME. e-
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-08-28
AeepnHruftion.

@cIpsne 3t1tflrttter u1b GopeerbeabS ia.
bsa INNER ~beboupset, Der Sipen fGune nte
Muo ntmmfr 0 Gt pe,beu. Dd5
obsr iinO 9OGeu! 60 llnp 1dcn anbsre tuett
untdnbt8ere Oelslsn CABIN eemaAt
morbsn. Da tparen 3. 9. bic BEDmen.
sic rtiien FG etnunal unter t9rem NatiUaal.
BelCen 3tsfa log pom Sellret6. S6ve NeDolu=
ton mar etne relistGle, ppIttiIGe unb n q tt o.
ale 5vsIet@ 49, unb tbr 6aB aeaen bic
ceut1den untercridsr roar unbeersn3t. llub
ptr gut tatGCItlA, Wte Gftret4il@, ME aabm
ltno Stefe flootlAsn 9ufFten 0ewcrbgu ! %
5abna, oob ie Dem 9absbureer nod beute aus
Der 9onb frefen. Die Mtttet frrili6, pel@e
Ostrst6 ~anstUsnbet Bat, bte 8Stmen aur
untsrtbaut9fett unter ben bobaburailnem
OsapOttsmns surid;ufGbrsn, parem abI@eu
lt@ tinD iteben eebrnnomarlt ba fur etutae
3stten in Der @e1di@te.
@neers ii eS bitr. S8as bem Despctts.
mus nt&t srIoubt III, 1T Der Sretbeit seRattet.
gDer 0as S&psrt Der 6retbeit Iautn9t, benz
1T bOs Ns@t ssseben, Dtstenteeu gu sii&ttsen
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-08-28
gs.ttere surpp. glaArtafere.

GMalon0. Das Gltno uatev ben 6abrit
avbsttsgn in 2ancaibire raj piecer I'M 3uneBs
men. Jn ear ON 25. Salt obgeIaufsnen
9Gcae ua9u1 bic 3 bI Der I'm unterfIBuug
NaaluAsnpen um SEQ gu, uno In Der am l
Aueut as 4eldlDHenen NpAe nm 1900. vWt.
mer & @atitb'e Gurpp. Shines" bemerft
nBeun Die 3abI Der Armsn tn. oteiem Scr
DdltntB fsrnerbtn lfeigt, 70 mtr0 man balb Dem
Stanp erret@su, Dan bic Ofentli0 uutertnbte
Qrmutb i'm portgeu Wtntsr bdtte." Oo@ bef
ienes 8lait, DaB OurG SftutIt9f lrbettsn ote
BAIL Der unbtfM0ftt9ten IFb9ter bepentsno
verrntnoert neroen mSAte. o.
,Nlorntug @OF" metut, BITE franJSffHe 8c.
1seuua Mtrifo's .mS5e 3u elmer tnntberfn Ser-
btuoune apiIAeu Granteei4 uno Der lloItGen
CONFEDERATION fabten, peun bte BaIttn8toner
Nestesung WapOleon pe8ea letner IN trtfantl
IAen Wolittf tsOrOten fOats.
Der 8artIer Correspondent oef l6en SlattsS
melbet, bab nit Wusunbme Der %9flfenpartst,
Dte Sfentlt6e Metnung tn Grdnf' eidy Ote go,
tiff NapcteOns biniiHtltA WtfrttO's ni4t oil
ltse, ebenlopents rpte etne etwatse IQtau3 NIT
Der liOltGen CONFEDERATION.
% sSranfrci6. GS btse. @r3terSu9 Wart
milan wOle Dem Scatter NapcIeUa stnen Be-
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* sstersf0stSFcbr Woe6rts0teu.
9om Gen. GOirnFrona' gnrpofcm Sol

0om Gen. 6Oiengrars' Bnrp0itcu Gol~
aeapfr Nue5ug aus einem etrsm Qunt8oiasr
8latte entnDmmsnen 0riUaibrtefe aug Camp
Stepenlpn, Nla., SOm Is. Mug. 9tbt etu bibs
fAsS @snsebao oes Qebens %unlerer gprpcGten:
y @Ueben te9re Id, BON etnem 8sluGe 3urid
unp MID DIR FegIstN mtttteiisn, Bag metne
6reunbe, Denen mstn 8elu& 3uesoadt mar,
l6 nod re6t trobl befnosn. SD mar mann
ltd am 5enneHse 8tper unb unterbielt MID
nit ben 8ebeCeu. 8crpOltem all oar anoeren
Gette beSo 8lufes, bic b6fth eenu9 tporen,
utatJ gu (aitbeu. WsbtaIb t@ aus Oesen9sfdl.
liefett metne S6arflSiBsn ebenfalls Dutosr
r.np 8fet lparen lief Ntr unterbteIten uns
cine !3ett Iaae gang gut mnO Id Inp ote 0tebel
len Elm, gu mtr beritber3ufcmmeu, am etnsa
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-08-28

fa@ tn 8iorrte Ia 8e3uS auf ban nsrifan'-
FGeu GbrOn abltattsn. r
Nnpoleon iuOLts am II. Iu8ult Is oa8
9aasr opn gallons ret1en. Scin Guefus mad
8iarrib sptrO wat,IAetnlt6 gu @nfdns SspD
tfmber foti(inoen.
Oar esriie4lte Nalet eugene DstaerOtr II
Befforbsn,
nea Grance" wiSerlprtGt rem @era@te pOm
9Ooe @bDel 6abers.
Go beiBt, Die 9rObs 6serIAa., foslGt Der
Scatter nber bte Gruppen unb bte Nattonal=
garbe rpa parts obhaltsn noGte. let Oe66alb
aGegeisgi SpprOen, tpstl man 8afe az @unfen
BoIens Su bGren befGr6tete
Ole ,0ono0n Daily glepe" beIo6t BITE gBtse
cerUsr8eltuuss @rOflomattOn Dec BrdFoeuten
.ol8 lsbr wtGttp flr ote So tfGbrang bs8 6 ts,
ae6 unp 3reifelt niAt, Dap otelslbe Der Nn.
.~iDeraun9 Der Jts9sr etns1 neuen Smpuls Sers
.leiten w'rOe.
Gin GoraftsrtitlGtr Brief 0artbolOt'e.
patIrt Cabrera, 6. Nug on Nbrobam 9'rcolu,
Sen 8sfreter Der SflaSen Der amsritantIhm
8epubltf, TT erlntenen, rurtn oerlslbs feline
5reuoe i6er bte sb!en 8emubun9eu oss prGs
FOeuten fir 6retbeIt wno menIGltGen GCtt~
l4rttt 0u6orift. -,3I-rU ..gr-,-T
s. ga 'yrance" bs9ouptst, tas Mar ben me.
tifantIWsn T9rOu unspetfelbaft dnne9msn
rverDe uno oaB man bersits bic Gtnwtutgung .
G~nelano8 naAseIaGt babe. Gua fast ga
8runce", bte gegenp6rtt9e Nesterune
nMlsrifO'S Derbe nod l Sabr i'm Wmt bleSben,
I'm, oas 2anD 3u Drsunttrsn. eare a.f-eE-
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; @s&sScgp1s aDa - n~GSsetc5Ges
l~jtsegt&4s9i1r ttE zGitInasss . Aeeeyf. ,
esiue OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

GOreato, 26 Nug. Der 6suttse esuser
fiIuOt9t an, cine 8eri6pSrung Jet entDsdt,
Canada Der 2'ncoIn Nseierung tn Die 5dnOe
gu @1pteten. 6srr Nr@tbato, Ger engtiihe @ons
jul IN Gsp gorF. babe Dis eugliI@fn 8e9StOeu
p0n tev GbatioGe untetriGtct.
Dsr NaIbIg8t0a Stav bs9Quptet, 0tele DE-
peids let sine GATE Sffiytele eosltlGe RreiIe
DiTen Ht4 10 BON Der aan3su @sl9imte.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-08-28

MuBergepGbnl GntfWbrum q.
Oas tn Berlin, Canada. erl6etneaOe wSour>
nal" bertGtet Gin Qept0er Or. Darwtu, Elm
damn BON Ieds,ts Sltren. osr f4 bet Or.
Solpsttn tn @lenatIen %aufbtstt, uerItebte f@
Ia rte teb3ebntG6rtse 1oGter OsFel.
BEN unO entfatrte fe Omit tbrsr @tntptat9ua9)
porIsbten Slmlfog tn Nbpeenbett Der Gltern,
ote 9Oloeue l1br bss 0ntsrs mituebnasno. YIN
Wontag tamen le Ia GogontO an, febrtsn TN
WtetrUpolttan SOtsl etn, tisBen Ita ale Weunn
uno Trou etnIGretten uno lOgtrtsn eemstnlam
in etnem 3tmmer. = Die 5ittsrspOhe oerltef
ungeiGTt, big an Samfog 6r. 6oo8eftn Don
@uflpb tn GOrontO Qutam uno oo6 MGoAen
our 0adfsbr 3u betpfgen lndAte. Ste psi8erte
lt6 mtt3ugsbeu, Oa lfe Zen alttu SiiaOsr Bsis
ratben un0 tbm Ourt Rte 9ap3e Welt folsep
nC(le. 6r. 0pegafin lief parauf BEN Or.
Oarptn tpesen DtebRabIs oer0aftsn Ser Sal
fam am @ontas boz bem DOItjeieert&t tn
SCrCato CUR 8srbunolune Dao MaO@eu ct.
fl6rte, bic tlbr lelblt 9etoblen su 9Qbeu unp
oerfAerte neusrptnqs ntHt BON Dem Doctor
lofen ga woueu. 2Qe 8trIu@e, Ge 3ur @iid
fsbr tai ras elterIttbe 5au8 3u oeranla6enl
.bltebeu erfoisto6. q @@4a 80 &
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-08-28
etbt, ber 9iontF, bot FA ftr inner In
Rom nteosrgda7eu. s51s35 y it.

e rcBfer3oatbum Q aben, &Hrs.
lid braunte in per Mabe. Ger @tapt S1ufTa6
9ele8en.r 8auernbcf ab. Die 9mper maren
oaetn gu 9auie. Die Mutt,r fab oa8 6euer
auftet3eu, elite in ra8 6au8, uno tru8 bo8
fleinlte Der Ginoer berou8. QIein faum bate
lie bic GbHri4Welle perla1iso, 70 Fiir3ts bo8
StrcbOad berab unO bsgrub bic Wutter
iammt bent 2inOe tn 6lammeumeere. Der
Batter, Der et>paS ipdter bin3ufaul, tonnte
nidt mebr in ba8 0au8 einrriu9en, mel oo8
6euer iibera( ouf'8 6u,GbarIte tpiitbetr. Gr
muBte nun 5uieben, ME feline &iuoer rim
mertea unD oImdblid in ben 6lantmen CT.
ftiften. @8 founte uiGtS gerettet mercen
.uno Ger Ofonn, oi8 iebr 9ea4teter, traper
Burger aei4ilpert, 1T nun gang UerIaf II, al
lein, ~trolle8 aber temitletpet prn Sebcre
Manu.. Die perfoblten Qei4en wurben aul
anOern Gage b~eerci9t.
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.@0rgdti DE 59anpt0at.a Mirs.
WlGr9 9oomiG, vsrbetratbst, obnUbl e,lt IA
Sa9re alt, lpuroe om 8 Muau4 In einen
OsG5l5s aaGe @orceiler, ST., Don Ortn Carr
ul.O tbrern GGpessr ~sefhduOst, ua0 pann
nGn SG0gsfatanee Ga e;,em 8olgm auf3e=
fuiipfr, $50 ana tdte 2;jde fanD. Dte @0eu=
GGlec Gbsu tim GjsfansuiGe 3u MontpsCter unb
perben udhitsa Monot pro3elirt spesben. Garr
III fsiner SGulo geitanct9,
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'GbrIiner 6aaDst, Drt 3aAtltn8e
eutpjlMtsn por etntgeu &asen aus Dem Nuburs
ssr On. g. Gtaate9sfanBaifie; siner OavOn
ltsfsyts litb eine,ss 8auer Der NaGbav &aft
Gus. tepung Fd oter bic 0afte Der auf letue
Gtnfonsmpg au95elfbten 9eIObnung con 800
aus. der Bauer tbstlte aud iofOrt naA pem
GmpfanGe ote TOM ous9e3oblte 8sIOtnua8 NIT
Dem ateeItefeyten 3a@tiin8e.
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Baron 8Otbf& lib. wslGer ssSsn,
rdrtt8 tn Spanten rsiit, brluGte neult& ot-
beribmten @rUtten In Der Sterra Morena.
Nls CT BON oCrt 5uridtsbrte, tpurOe er 3Uet
StunOentdnS bon Ia wOblbtwufnsten Con
trobanotfen unO Naubero psafolgt unO eE
perOantte 60 nur Der GAneqi9tstt letner pier.
De, baB Ct unberaubt bic nddte Stnpt, Nsu,
;tbar erreiAte.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-08-28

5ESn SO ann6etm Ititr3te lidj Dpr eint.
gen Gd9en ELL 6rauen5tmmer nit ibrenl
Stnpe auf rem Nrme ouf Der Mitte Der
8beinbritde an beuenN ttt &c in ben 9lbein.
Grpb Der idneQ berbeta,e ilten 8o0te eelang
e8 bed nidt, be l1n9lidlife ouf3u1tiben.
Mattr uno 9inb ltrto bi8 Jest niAt 9efunDen.
au + Tonne nod nid1t .rmittet, merpen, tper
bic unsltidlide 8enelen. d.
8iernDtb IN Yitt8burg. gu aft
Ger. nnautdnot8en poli5eimiortBen 0ise,
i6retbt ooS 8plt8bl merDen mir aud nod
nit elmer tOlofialen8 iernOt5 seltruft. @dled
ter Stpff lift pteastht in GROCER Meu8e rpr
b1nbeu ; ober Ger &orratbs iener 8rauer
nel9e einen euten Srunt ~itefern, 1T tbeil8
bereit8 etldGpt, tbeiI8 9eRt er t1lt aui Die
9leiSe, uno btdt mobri9einliG MIRO btnuell
I3pet ttS bret WoAen meOer fir WelD nod
fir quite Wprte IN eine. bieiisen UirtbI4aft
Elm TrDpfen 9utes 8ier ule9r 81 baben Ietn.
WtanGe NIGGA lid IN flu.ier 8orouSlidt Ell.
nen fleiner1 Yorratb auf bic Gsite praftt5trt
ba6en fitr pie Ihredlids, Die bieltcle 3ett.
81 benn bic Bauer fit bitten CONNER 70
lpeni9 8tfr 9entadlt baben =? Wir 9l1uben
uidt, ICnbern es tpuroe perb6ltniBmdBig me6r
8etrunfen. @irerIetts breitet Ith Der Bier
8enuB IN rem, Qanp Mmerita BON Sabr gu
Sabr mebr aus. Sn uielen teutIden WirtG
IlAafteu finbet man mebr @dlte en9liI6er olG
OeutIder 3unge nno man3eNn 3lcauleritane'
BADEN eS i'm Tade oes 8ier9enufe8 gu etne'
8irtuOlitdt 8ebradt, melde pie Serti9teit
pieler Geutofen b~eoeutenD in ben S6atter
felt. Q%noerntbeil8 baben OteGrie38 5eiten Mi
Iibrer suIre8un9 Der cute GetO!enft in. f1f
alien GrmertsBweigcn unOH baum audi biz
furdtbare 6ise SUIT Steigerun9 ce8 Sier9e
nuie8 I9r D}08ltAfe8 getb1n. 8ean uniere
9rulee 0rit9el tefommen Bat; 70 trinft Mat
Gins ppr Ner9er menn le 8elte8t bat, trintt
man Gins pOr 6reure peln ii6erbaupt eft.
etp1S 8eIOnpere8 lo8 1T, 10 4eibt e8: 0ROqr
mt, wr trinteu Gins !" unb au8 benz eiuer
merpen oft-wer me'B, mie pietc I! @Idn batl
liza, uno auf elmer GterIelOp11r liebt man jeB
OurG peuiSer ais ie suppr.
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gsermifehfe 0fa6artd,fen.

iDte MetropoIitan- 0olttsi Don y 10 O0rt
per al I'M Sage pcr Dem Wtebsr6e8iune Der
Mtttarnustebung ibr 9olt;siperlonnl nit
&stGum's 8 spFincigsn 6aaosranoteu. Die
lelbEn itac In berfsIbta Dstl. an9efsrtiet, wte
Die NIT 70 9rober B'rFan9 por @tdabnra Be-
uttssen.
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,Su 2owell, MaH., tit etn DampfpaBen
aus9efteDt. ps,Asr auf elmer eep01nti4en
StraBe preiBte bis pier5is Dletlen perStunbe
3uriidleet. Gr fam lnnaiam unD 1&nel, vpr'
uuD rIdW6rts, bersouf uuO bsr8eb laufsn.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-08-28

Qusber beutl@en @taot Ser,
mana In WeiGsu,t IGreiht man Der pWsFt.
Vol": Dte !3nftanoe In uaierer 1rt8e8enO
nebmeu etnen febr acknowledgement @baraFter
an. @teben 8nGdbowfer6 l6Gnoeten uno
beraubten in bteler @Odte 3Wst OeutiGe6rauen
ouf Quutss SslanO. tnnsrbalt eta t NRstIe BON
I'm lerer 6errY 96n6nng. Die SHanOtbatsn
nahe NbtnelanS uaO YortlanO mebren fh
t6olH. Die uatpniften FIAten 1tn nab
6srrann unD ct. 0outS. 0tr, bter In
6srmaun, perben tptsoer NIT etnem @tnfal
bsDrObt unO @apitGn @tstn bieritl6f bat beBs
6ulb Sea. GratrfOrb nm Orper ssbeten, uns
Itre N9tlt, tn Dtenf ju rufcas
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-02-18

,,x- MO DON'T LINE RECON
ErrrT.OE Can " STAY OUT
'rs7r.f.EL.T NEW ENGLAND.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-02-18

~--Gv c. L. VALANDIGHAN DE.
,v-,iry~CS TIE VAR DISUNiON.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-02-18

,,r. f,r PEACE" ;Isat we mny
Y reconstruct Ii!
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-02-18
a s.2,esnGan's Views.
TC5Etnued-

-~iit Congress January II, 1868.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1863-02-18
.o,.udigE1aE,i in Congress.

The Speech for the Hour.
, 1863-09-02
FROM WASHINGTON.
Especial Dispatch to tho Chicago Tdbanc.l

Especial Dispatch to tho Chicago Tdbanc.l
WAsn1saToN, Sept. 1, 1853.
Judge Otto, Assistant Secretary Of the In
terror, has decided adversely to c1a1ln Of H.
linois for two per cent. for road purposes on
tho entire proceeds Of the sales Of public
lands in that State. The claim amounts to
$4,000. The principle in this decision is
applicable to similar claims !n' Indiana and
Ohio.
A large body Of contrabands enmc In from
Prince Charles county, Nd fleeing from rebel
agents who are there picking up every negro
they can 1ay hold OF.
The Htraads sensation canard, p1rporting
TO give the Presidents sentiments contained
in his letter to the Springfield Convention, is
looked upon here as being no less mischiey-
Gus than stupid, and Is pronounced by an-
thority untrue in every particular.
Nine descrters from the rebels, received
into our lines, after taking the oath Of allegl-
ancc and accepting places as substitutes In
our army, managed to 1s}oin their comrades,
each with a good stoler horse and euch other
plnnder as was Convenient to take.
The Internal Revenue receipts for August
are the largest Of any menth yet, amounting
to &, co.. POI.
AcCarter, clerk to PayEester MrFasland,
who recently stole forty thon.and dollars
from the latter, but which money WIS soon
recovered, has been tried By q military court
and found guilty, and sentenced to five ycara
imprisonment in the Albany penitentiAry.
, 1863-09-02

New YoRK, Sept. 1.-The following are ad-
ditional rebel dispatches to those furnished
yesterday, but are no later:
CHARLESTON, Aug 25.-The oneny's land
batteries have been maintaining q steady fire
or Sumter nu day. The fighting at Wagner
WAS chiefly confined to the firing Of our pick
cts on the enemy's sappers, who continued to
approach Wagner. This evening about dark,
tbs enemY's batteries opened furious fire on
Wagner, preparatory, as was supposed, to an
assault.
The following official dispatches have just
bccn received:
FoRT SUMTER 7:35 p. m--Taerc isan assault
non being made at Battery. Wagner.
Fort Johnson, Aug. 255-z:45 p. m.-The
CT cmy Is assau1ting Battery Wagner, cVi-
dtnt]y in heavy force.
(S1gned} G. L ARMsTHAD,
Colonel Commanding.
LATER-The musketry has ceased: The
ersny is firing Q few mortar shells at Wagner.
Tic first assault had been repulsed. No more
SHELLS hare been thrown at the city since day.
light Monday morning.
The Richmond Sen1in<2 has the following
fri N the Charleston Cour5er:' The attention
Of housckeepers and citizens generally is d.
recttd to the notice recommending that a
constant eupply of water be kept on hand to
extircuieh the enemy'B incendlary shells cx.
plodine in the city. We learn that an order
Is to be Issued for au persons possessing cot
ton to have It removed promptly from the
lit its of the city, as Its presence during the
bcmba1dmcnt from the enemy'6 shells Is cen.
eice1ed dangerous.
, 1863-09-02
FROM CINCINNATI.


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribuue.1
CINCINNATI, Sept. /; 1858.
The rumors in circulation yesterday, that
1arge rebel force had entered Kentucky
through Cumberland Gap, are proved to be
without foundation. Accounts received ut
headquarters, in this city, are to the effect
that there are 10 rebels this side Of the noun
tains.
The statement that Gen. Boyle Is aruliug
and equipping number Of men in Louisville,
which has been taken as an evidence ofpeepa-
ration to resist invasion, is to be explained
simply by the fact that rome are preparing
for service, while others are conva1escsntsol-
diers returning to duty.
Col. Cluke, Of Morgan's force, has been
brought here from the Ohio State Fdson, by
order Of Gen Burn.ide, to be tried by Com
mission for the violation OF his oath Of allegi-
ance, which he took come months slnse.
The following gentlemen leave to- -d.y,to take
The roll-books, &C., to the several grand arm
les Of the Union: Col Vim. Munger, to Gen.
Grant's army; DR.. Owen, to Gen. Mcade's;
Capt Y. Horr, to Gen. Busnside's and j. H.
Boynton and r. L. Griffith, to Con. Rose
crarB' Departments.
Three other messengers will probably leavo
In the course Of the day-oCe to the army Of
tho Potomac, one to Gen. Grants Depart
1nent, and the other to Western Virginia.
, 1863-09-02
FROM ST. PAUL,

tspccisl Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunc.1
ST. PAUL, Sept I, 1863.
Messengers from slbley's expedition are
arriving daily. The Inst one reports the ex-
pt dltlon near Sauk Centre, and that they will
rcach st. Cloud carly next week.
Senator Ramsay left to-day for tho Red River
county, where he hopes to make treaty NTH
the Ch}ppenas which will enable us to nayi-
gate Red River. He is to have an escort Of
three companies OF cavalry when he meets
Sib1ey's expedition. The journey will occupy
SIX weeks.
Welch, nominee on the Copperhead ticket for
Secretary Of State, publishes card declining
the pofition, He says that while life aud
health arc spared him his services will be de-
voted to the work Of crushing srmed treason
and restoring our county oits former glory.
, 1863-09-02
FROM MADISON,


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
MADISON, Wis, Sept. i, 1868
The State Board to equa1ize the assessment
Of tie ta1es, consisting Of the Secretary Of
State aud the Senate, nlst ut the Capitol to-
day. Hon. II. spooner WIS chosen President
Only nineteen Of the Senators were present.
Secretary Lewis presented tie assessment rolls
Of 1heseyeral counties, when the Board I'D.
jou1ned till TO- morrow morning.
Tie gallant 4th Wisconsin, still in Louis
inna, has rece1tly been converted into a cav
airy regiment For months past they hare
been mounted infantry. The horses were
tlose they gobbled from the secesh. An or
DIR from Adjutant General Gaylord, publish
e6 In the Journal, to-day, announces that
hereafter they will be known as tho 18th Wis
consin cavalry.
Understand the enrolment tor this State
wos completed Last week, Washington coun-
t. being the last enrolled. It will take time
to correct lie list aud get things In shape.
Tie draft will probably be made in the course
Of tue next two or three weeks.
, 1863-09-02

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribane.l
ST.. LOUIS, Seps11, 1863.
Capt. Smelly, with detachments Of the LIST
and End proyislond regiments, o7ortook q
band of buehwhackers In Galloway. county,
on sunday, and killed two, capturing horses,
gus and money.
4 rebel camp in the same county keo been
br< ken up. one being killed, one wounded,
three captured, and large amount Of plum
der secured. An order OF banishment has
BET n issued in the case of Mrs. Hannah Ward,
sister OF the 1ate John Ii. Winner, charged
With disloyalty and REASONABLE department
and language.
The amount collected for the lawrence
sufferers is about IS 900, and the work is still
going on.
, 1863-09-02
FROM I1ENTUCEY.


FnANKroR7, Sept. -1.-Gov: Br:1nlette Is
ipaugurated. In his inaugural no contends
that The revolted States did not Change their
status By rebelling; that al that is is necessary
take thcir position as States, That the robel-
lion did rot remit them to territorial status.
II lie N saws we have now, and viii have when
the rebellion closes, the identical Constitution
hy inno5atiou, the other BY force.
It is not restored Union, not recon-
strncted Union that Kentucky desircs, but Il
preserved Union, and g restored peace upon
constitutional basis.
inr Of negro regiments, and aska what is to
he don, With such soldiers at the closo Of the
va. s III lie points TO- the result OF the recent
election as proof that Kentucky will not r.
aud declares that Kentucky has ever been,
now IS and Always will remain loyal to the
Government Of our fathers.