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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-10-02

Or Absaty, sexGep' Ivy dus process Of law. Ii
IS sar>h reminder that we are 10 longer a
free people: We lave longer riyhts--ina lena .
r'ghts-.th.1 can not be invaded Nv the cx"cr--
tive branch OF government Painful as this
iact is, it useless 20 d sgnise it. We may
mourn and lament over our lost estate, but
that will not bring il back, Two years and
. no frernhlcsn rule, hes apparently On.
ished rpolitcnl ca ye.r II frred"rn! The
'Ep'd'n v5-eIofonr 4HRertvs is zh-.,m
prdo and boasts OF trecdW., ares snncns the
IN c'dents OF Ike ra>E & : hall We evers return
to the happy DAYS 81 1850. ana canswe ever
repair the jniuri IS vii ch have been il fl cteI
upon our glorious government? nSvo the
people 81 fhcent 'ntell+!cnre 10 arse their
mjght ut ths ballot box. While they are vet
permitted ts ap.r .ch that hall we'd spot
ami 'iiect from r"we', in peaceful and cons
t'tntI0nal ~Sv. those who employ aSainS 1
thcm tar arbitrary DEGREES oftha tesnnt. and
then make i the zabj eetssel.-e uaa aau.ation.
:hc people. # they sra disposed, CAM vet
break Nr. Stewards haIl--they can shivcr it
to 'inS-and euts-a'n IN It's place sthe old
b't-ot Independence Tia |. - 70 ~ ,-..,..--
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-10-02

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I ~ r~-NoF1oE or EEw-FlRMs ~ g%*S
VNHG business wiz be condtcsed et tip old
Stand hySH. \. Mitchell ( d. ": Owin,
under the name and style Of "itche|l & Oven.
A share !afspuhic patronage is collected No
pains W II he spared to give full satisfaction.
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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-10-02

TO THr vnTEEs COWARD AND
- MITCH ELL aCOUSIeyEs:
/ understand by returned delegates from
the ''epressnta.ive Convention Of en. 10Th
that oas nominated as candidate for Krp.
Preventative While acknow't dee the com.
pliment. my hu*;ncs = 81 CHI that it viii! lie
impossible for Inc to be y candidate At this
time. =, rv' - ..7s So .sa~ ~niti
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-10-02

n. NJ Wider Ed CANDIDA. f,r the
office # Senator Of III. 42n,l District
in company with other spe kcrs will
address the Democracy at the follovine
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-10-02

Lines Springs, :: .:1ew a.. III, /,
'Wpnld istprp, bis friends and the, -rvblc,
sspsrally that be. haropened Boot 4 Shoe.
Shop at the fret door VEST 'ot, Monte rs.
Store be keeps constantly on hand tt best
If Eastern French and s. anish tanrcd. sole
and arrer '4dthe+, which H. MI make up to
ertiHr un6n fkAs most reaedna bic te, ms All
iwoSk warrantad - A@"f' a. ~ $50 4"
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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-10-02

II. SCOVlL Proprietor -"~r-~ ~ars-
76-Randelph Street Chicago Ill. to whoaa-
al orders should he adhre>sc- ~.,..
Sold by Clemrner Mitchell New Oregon Iowa, FGtos
Does Button, D. B. Colman Burr Oak, Harst South-
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-10-02

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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-10-02
sCOVlLLS
.Sa'sa pariIla
AND
STiLlING!A,
OR
Bleed & Liver
SYRUP.

/ IT i i yh.ysrscon-
men drd by physicians
to cue tie follow ng
Discusses havhgd ig-:
in In a disOrlerel
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-10-02

as j sprin gEemedy
trspmffy and cleanse
ths,bloAd, leaving it
heeafr,m nh humors
a a 'mIdfIty, we as.
sert with -c,paide';ce
there ie NJ, better
medicine. t,.s-.
, 1863-09-15
FROM CAIRO AND VICINITY.
L Guerilla Dash at Charleston,
Missouri.

TSpccIal DIepatch to the Chicoco Tribune.1
cA1Bo, Sept, il, 1858.
Gen. David Stuart of Illinois is here today.
e., route for Vicksburp.
The Provost Marzha1. phil1,ns. oises not1ce
D..
1naI INC consouaateo enrolment Hets, clasa
ore and two, Of this Congressional District,
hare been COMPLETED. The following Ia the
-as,,t. - '&N'
1en~t'
1here nave peen enfoAea IL the. district
class one, 1910 names; class tHo, 5,0l3
nenes: total. Ia 7:23. C1aas one has ,,een In
.-eass5 ~,-1t- - r.esa ~ .,..s 49, ~ -.
eieseo nAnet5 Jus na'aee eluce 1no 1e'otnS
rnst 11th. through means Of advertisements
inoc-+ed ~ tba nsners c,l1ine noon III 1vho
's-4u 80 ~ P1ee' .f0A ~ ~
kne" OF parties not enrolled to make the
!. same known at Headquarters,
, 1863-09-15
FROM THE SOUTH.
Charieston--The Movement to
Reinforce Bragg.
a Bread Riot at Mobile.


Especial Dispatch to the Chicago T1tbune.l
MERn1s, Sept II, 1863.
have inst had a long conservation with
A. rsr1.1a vho 1eft Ch.r1e.+on INV aov.
~ ~a-+'1s' w. % ~ @.1'
ago. he represents the WALLS OF Fort Sum
ter not 20 much 1n3ured as was thought.
Reonrcr.rf had .ona hancs n,1ed m ~ out.
1,.A rs .,... M e.~a s :. 1 t" ~ ~ ~ eN
sade' ana tAas give " . sohsh appearance.
The walls arc acknowledged to be In craeked
anl 1,nexhous condition. md tha fort nar-
..",,1 a,ssss:.,os '> @s'' sAA
uauS o1so1aaleo.
Joe. Johnston Is reported marching to join
Brncp With all his forces. Reaureqar,1 ia a1eo
sending troons from cb,r,eston Rnrtner
senulng ttoops IRON Cnat4es'on' oucAaes
has Joined Bragg near Chattanooga All the
rebel forces that can be spared from other
,,ofnta 49, boa+sr,,9 IA 3o,, pr,or
eoM.7 ~ Hs'.ous ~ 1o''1 olas5'
Inc feoeis regard Inc onward march Of
Rosecrans and Burnside, as dangerous to
,hefrssfetv. Every energy wi1, he exertad to
-. 49,. r,.t,.a~ ~.e.a.. 49, ~
pse'e tae1f 1ortnel progress
, 1863-09-15
FROM TEXAS.

NEW YoRK, Sept. ia Richmond paper
Eays dispatch from Mobile, 7th, gives the
following in reference to affairs Id Texas !:
Excellent wages we're paid In Texas, for field
hands. Negroes sell at from three to four
thousand dollars each. Upwnrds Of 100. 600
e1aves have ar rived from Louisiana and Mis-
slasippl-plante1s and spectators are going
beyond Shreveport to purchase or hire.
Good beef, on toot. Is Sc. per pound vege'
tables are cheap cattle bring $50 coffee 35c ;
silver i've dollats In currency at Browneville,
Texas.
Planters arc eheerfnlly according to the
Government.
Pendlcton has been elected Governor By q
ANAL minority. Herbert, Sexton and Branch
are elected to Congress.
military matters are qulet* The people
and troops nre prepared to repel invasion.
The Indians on the frontier are troublesome
An average Of fourteen vessels are constantly
of Galveston, blockading the harbor. Great
confidence is telt in Gen. Magruder., The
crops In Texas are unprecedentedly 1arge
Of wheat md corn enough are raised to sap
ply the western bank Of the Mississippi fol
Two Yesrs to come, II not grain Is sold il
The Interval. The summer has been very dry
Cotton picking commenced in August. Abou
/ l50, ,0o3 bales Of the old crop arc noH In tn
4 State.
, 1863-09-15

CoRr1Axp, Me-, Sept. AS p. m.--B.ta
gives 4. s.mI Cony, Union Candidate for
Eoye1nor, 1,02L Bradley. Dem, 323-
Lewiston gives cong $50 majority, gain
ct LIS to 400.
Auburn gives Republican gain of IS rotes.
Intelligence from east OF the ke1uebec
shows strong Republican gains.
Returns from SIX wards In this city give
Cory 2,201, Bradbury $50; being net Re-
publican gain Of 207, which will probably be
still more increased By ward seven.
The following is the Tote Of some Of the
chief toHns:
-. Augusta gives Cony, Union candidate for
Governor 396 1nsjority; net gain Of 12s for
scar6oro 1i7es 2o1 majority; Republican
Bangor gives Cony $50 majority, Republi~
B!swer gives cony soomsjosity; net gain
Of lG8.
Biddefora gives Cory CTS; Bradbury (Dem-)
saco gives Cony CTS; Bradburyss $50; Union
gatn 314.
Portland Will probably give $50 Onion ma.
5osisy.
IT,. SECOND DISPATCH.
BE1LTAs1. Sept. 14-Thls county has gone
Overwhelmingly for Cony.
, 1863-09-15

Las reported to the Chicago Rebel OEgan.1
DETROIT, Sept. 12.-Mr. VallandIgham has
returned to Windsor, and was visited to day
Who represent the prospects in that State as
daily growing In favor Of the Democracy.
The Q. s. steamer Michigan is lying at au-
ehor in the river, with steam up, watching
# possible, lis making bis appearance IN the
United States. Size has already oYerhanled
several suspected cr:ft, ancng which wus the
steamer Morning S'nr, a tew miles below the
city, On her way to Cleveland.
Reports have been current, the last two
days, In this city, that the draft will be Imme-
diately enforced in Michigan.
DETROIT, Sept. u, II p. m.--Mr. Val1an-
digham was se1eEaaed tonight at his hotel In
Windsor. A boat-load Of prominent citizens
Of Detroit composed the party that waited
upon him.
Senator Pugh, Of Ohio, IL here, and remains
for few days.
, 1863-09-15
IATHR FROM MEXICO.
The French Scheme Elects TrItk Draw
backs.

New YoRK, Sept 1.-the steamer Rom
oke from Havana 94h, arrived to. night. Dates
frcu Vera Cruz to the 9Th have been received.
There was great scarcity Of food In Mexico.
Many inhabltanta had been imprisoned for
assaesfnating French soldiers, aud refusing to
take the oath Of allegiance.
The Peruvian Minister had received his
passport, and had bean ordered to leave the
country for having written to Juarez. It Was
rumo1ed that Corwtn had been rendered his
passport also, but this is not confirmed.
The reports that Doblado and Comonfort
had DECLARED in hyor Of the new Regime, has
turned out to be fa1se.
4 French convoy from Mexico to Vera
Cruz, was captured By guerril1as ut SoIedad
and the greater part of the guard killed.
: The troubles IN Santa Domingo aro inc1eas-
irg. The rebels are In great force, and tha
General Ii command OF the Sp3pish troops
calls for more so1diers.-
Merchant ships were seized and pressed
into service to carry troops Several war
steamers bad gone to Puerto Plata Troops
were coming in from Mantonzas and cardenas
to be sent to Santa Domingo.
Particulars are carefully concealed from the
public here.
It was feared that the great lack OF rafa IN
Cuba would render the coming crop very
email.
, 1863-09-15
FROM INDIANAPOLIS.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tdbune.1
1S.NASAro11s, Sep. II, 1865.
Orders have been received from Washing
ton for eleren new regiments, one for each
Congressional District. Raw recruits will be
paid three hundred dollars bolnty, and vet.
erans four hundred dollars. 1t Is expected
that they VIII he raised In remarkably short
space Of time.
Brigndier General Jesse Sullivan, Of lndf~
ana, has recently married a daughter Of Gen.
Kelly, Of Western Virginia.
INp1ATAro11s, Sept. 14-AN the United
States troops in lndiana, except Provost
Epard, have been ordered 10 the field Gen.
Wilcox is ordered to report to Gen. Burnside
for active duty,
, 1863-09-15
IMPORTANT CIRCULAR.

Secretary Seward to the United State1
Ministers Abroad.
new YoRB, Sept. 14.-An official circular
from Secretary seTnrd to Foreign Minister'S
is published in the New York Tribune this
morning. It rehearses what our armies have
accomplished against the rebellion, and shows
the prcecut status Of our government. It
closes By saying:
"You will SEQ that the facts contained In
this paper are presented In such a way as may
he most effective to convince those who seek
q renewal of commercial prosperity through
the restoration Of peace, that the quickest
and shortest why to gain that desirable end,
is to Withdraw their support and favor from
the tnsurgents. and leave the adjustment Of
our domeetic controversies exclusively with
the people OF the United States"
, 1863-09-15

The MAine State election took place
yesterday. The conventions Of both par
ties in this State hkd made the following
nominations:
~ Democratic. Rtpn11icaa.
Governor i. . Blon Bradley, Samuel Cony.
> There were no other officers to be
chosen. The election returns given else
where, while they do not, at present wri~
ting give any general result, announce
Republican gains in most Of the towns
heard from.
: 0ur news from the Mississippi is inter
.estng. The recent order Of Gen. Banks,
published in our last issue, will shortly be
made applicable to the whole river, and
trade again resume its functions on the
Father Of Waters and his tributaries, save
in the few instances still extant, where the
traffic will be confined to shell and round
shot, delivered from Federal ordnance.
The great meeting at Princeton, Bureau
county, takes place to-day. Gov. Yates
and other distinguished speakers viii BE-
present.
4 great fire in Lacrosse, Wis. yesterday
morning, destroyed several buildings il
the heart Of that city.
At St Louis four elegant steamers were
burned at the 1cvee night before last. The
work Of an incendiary.
The foreign news is unusually signf6'
cant and important The tone Of Lord
Russcll'e letter, lis pettit5gging and trick
cry in treatment Of our grave remonstrance
against the English, manufacture Of rebel
munitions and war vessels ere character.
istic, and naturally to be expected from
his previous course since the rebellion
broke out.
The great address Of Hon Charles Sum
ncr, On Foreign Relations, Of which re
give copious extracts elsewhere, creates a
most profound sensation throughout the
country. The New York WorM says:
aAnd when, speaking with deliberation,
after long familiarity with the tendency OF
our foreign relations, the Chairman Of the
Senate Committee declares that he does
know that the Republic 'can count even
uow upon the certain friendship Of any
European power. unless it be the Republic
Of William TELL his words ought to fau
upon our car like fre-bel in the night
striking all the land, not indeed into par
a]yEis md panic, but into fatcful and in
etant preparation"
In Virginia, our cavalry, under Pleas
anton, have pushed successful recon.
noissance beyond the Raridan, and We
now hold the fords Of that river. 1t seem:
to be we'll settled that Lee is intending on
II to maintain the defensive.
, 1863-09-15
THE WAR IN Virginia.


Gen. Pleasauton has advanced to the Rapf~
dan. The rebels were In position with In
Mrtry, artillery and cavalry to prevent our
crossing. Our casualties yesterday were three
Killed and forty wounded.
Among the litter was Gen. Cusher; not
seriouEly, however. He commanded. brig
ade in Gen. Kilpatrsck'6 division, and was
wounded while galsantly charging on bat
tery Of the enemy--in which attack three
guns we're captured.
WARRINGTON, eept- 14.-On Sunday night
q small party Of rebels crossed the POTOMAC at
-Yte mouth Of I4smlca Greek, and helped them
selves to horses and other property. On a
nreyious occasion another gang came over,
and after depre9atlpg on several fa-ms, car
ried of several mules. Tho owner followed
lie thieves aud reported the facts to White,
he pattizan leader, who denounced the set,
instituted search, recovered the mules, and
sent the offenders to Richmond for trlal
TIE owner Of the mules did not fare so well
on this side. He Was arrested and Is non In
p1iaon, for holding intercourse with tho
NEW YORK, Sept. IA He.dquarterz
Army of the Potomac dispatch, Of the 10Th,
states It is believed that one corps Of Lees
army, or about one third Of it, Under Long
I street, is now moving to Richmond. there t
! ba transfe1Ted-two divisions to the South
, 1863-09-15

Capt. Gordon, who has gone to Nashville.
Maior r. r. Rowley has gone to Vicksbarg
to assume his duties as provost marshal Of the
Department. Capt. I. H. Williams our pro-
yoet ma1eha], hAs ordered The calico brigade,
consisting Of rumcrous citizens, to change
their baSe ofoperations instanter. Some hare
already departed and the remainder ara going
as soon IS they can pack their yoluminous
KArdYoles
, 1863-09-15
FROM MEMPHIS,
THE RESTORATION OF RIVER
TRADE,
In Important Order Against
Military marauding.
FEnecIal DienHtrh fn tho Chfe1f.n 1srfhrra.1

[special Dispatch to tho Chicago Tribunal
CA1no. September f8 1863.
The steamer Graham arrived this morning.
bringing Mennhis dataa and vour corres.
,on5srt,e a,ena+chcc of +he 1eth
~ ,a..ut.. s-..,.s h,,ot,1,v ,.o,,.na,,r 4t,
40 " sue
s4S oPsn4"s VI @..ue' "llA tcee iee.t1euon
t1an a1a% ~" eAlhtlug. u IL mdAen, o4 tne
Treasury Department, has gone below to ar
range p1e1imInaIies and some particulars at
y1ckshurp. Some hints rtven ont bv him
- 1s.,,nhfa 3na;r,+a that oocda In ocr onan.
- s.~t.1a-w.,,1a -, ~ .r1,,..a - ~ -
w., e~e1 N4uN ~ ~ =. y. - ~
shenpa'S 81 osn' oaah9 no" aao"s Ineu ~
60 10 Ne" ofleans-tne onty 1mpeo1mens De-
ing the assessment Of fire per cent tax
upon the gross value Of said goods.
Gen, Veatch, on the 10Th Inst, promulgated
at 1femnhls. The following important order
,.,,t;no IN denredat;ons and ontrapes com.
~...~S -, rstt.s st,tos .o,a,a.s 9,oa ~.
4At''e1 ~ ~ ' >-F~N
I3oPells u c4't1eu1'
hIAoeTJ4n3nns Jes,13as 4sEr,oof LET, ,et 1x 3eea
on-.-s ~ o. a-raso,,.t,nn -.
.,..-.,., - .soa 49,, t..ao,,,ts-s - saa.sa.
.ta,,s ..a ,,t.~,.s na,z,-.,t.as nnon ~. ,a-snna
80 x x-nre-+1 IT c,t,~srz a0a ..nara xv,th7n tte
1;&{tu ~d r1,,nr +ho nptstr4c ~ fhc rF+u }r sn1-
s,o-. ,r+h,, ,.-,rr,r,a r,h, no-rot \. ,,a-.ar.1,
tdan+,aa5
yno f,.,.r., -. t,,, a,e+,, ~ -or-.+s
49,. 49, .1t.ssIs..a eesas-. so -.t .nts,;sn+,.
rc~s,i. the honor IT +hc,r rrsnectire comnanas
epd have failed to takc the necessary steps to pre-
yept the acts referred to. The disgrace attendant
upon these outragcs cannot be held to attach alone
to personal odeudcrs, but the honor and good
natee o. INC whole command Is prc)ndieed by each
eoe oacnse' anu tne enost 1a"ss DC general 10 pre-
w. Hs-ast.a. ~ eo.ssna,,,,,u .s,,... .-,u
strictly reeponsfble for the rood oonsnct OF Of 1nc1 @
in thcis respective conrasnds every oaense Gun,
uitted vii be followed By swift and sure punish
mcrt commensurate to the ofeuse. When otssnd
era can be identified in addition thereto every
depreciation OF outrage committed upon prop
, 1863-09-15

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
CMcMSAT1, Sept. IA, 1868.
The draft has agaiu been po stponed. Or
we're were receivd from Provost Aarshal
General Parrott, at Columbus, to have every
thing in readiness bu. not to name the day
for the drafting to commence until further
orders.
The election of officers Of the Hamilton
county militia was held to day. It was no
ticeab1e fact that almost all this officers elect
are OF the buttcrnut school. Hon. Geo. E.
Pugh, Democratic candidate for Lieutenant
Governor, was elected Colonel Of one Of the
fcfimenfs
, 1863-09-15
A CAMP MEETING In DIS
TEsEB3.

NEW York, Sept: la Glasgow, Ky dis
patch to the New York T.i5ua. says: IA
party Of gucEllas Of 4 very irregular charac-
ter, commanded BY one Hamilton, and num-
berlng about 800, appeared at the crossroads
bs1s Of the Bs1h91s and Tonpnsye Rik
tashsd among the people, producing O great
panic, and scattering the Congregation La
dies were robbed Of their jewelry, men Of
their watches and dpurses. Many very valuable
horses we're stolen. Col Haryev, com nani1-
foTward putty Of cavalry to intercept the
thieves, but they could not be found. They
cane within five miles Of this placv.''
, 1863-09-15
FROM DESMGlNES.

special Dispatch ia the Chicago Tz3bunt.
oEeAo1sE7, Iowa, Sept. IL, 1863.
The Union mass meeting held here today
numbered ei1 or or eight thousand persons.
It was addressed By Major Gen. Samuel R.
Curtis, c. Ben Darwin, Senators Grimes and
Harlan, Vim. II. Stone, H. G. Ripley, and
others.
A severe rain storm, which set in On Friday
afternoon and continued through. the night,
put the roads in \ terrible condition, and
kept at least ten Thousand persons from the
meeting, hut the occasion was ono Of great
interest, nevertheless, and :w1l be long re-
membered with pride by the Union men oi
Central Iowa.
, 1863-09-15
FROM ST. LOUIS.
-Four Steamers Burned at the Levee.

s 81 pS Dp sep tie atessqs or the hm1s1
Hiawatha, Post Boy, and Jesse +. Bell. It Is
supposed to be the work Of an incend1a1y,
as an attempt was made to burn the Imperi1l
Saturday night. Loss about 320o, 900. The
Imperial Was e. Louia and New Orleana
packet, valued ut II, 900. She had been laid
up some tine On sccount Of low water In the
channel below. The Hiawatha, also q New
Orleans packet. valued at sG5, ,000-two-thisds
Of her value is supposed to be covered BY IN
surance. The Post Boy was boat Of about
seven hundred tons burtheu-engagedi In the
lower river trade-valued at $40, ,0Orinsured
for $20, eco. The Jesse z. Bell was stern.
wheel boat--owned by parties In Cincinnati
VOlued at $50 QQQ-nrohohlx insured
, 1863-09-15
From San Francisco.

San FRAEc1sco, Sept. 12.-Work on the
San Francisco hasbor ae1enses was com
1uepced yesterday By a large number Of labor
ers. promising the speedy completion Of
-Tery formidable fortihcstions-
Nearly complete returns make the major.
fty for fhe Union State ticket little 6elo =
sq.};c ;Gc s.aatefs. end ei1ty.are unionists ane
i've Democratic Asscmblymen, we're elected
, 1863-09-15
THE WAR IN ARKANSAS.
LATEST FROM GEN. STEELE'S
EXPEDITION.
That Refugees and Rebels Say.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.1
HEADQUARTERS IARKASsAs ExrED1r1oS.
BROWNSVILLE, Ark. Sept. $, :
1-ia fsA1nn Eaff II LEG |

st,nt ri,b t,f.trr that hox FIR snmetsme
so :. ~ =. n,<,,7r. p,.fr c,ooa ~
s.1,inr ,T.he 1,st .,rrov - 1m7or+ant mora.
1:e1ts hare taken n],ce with The cxcantfon If
"a ,accrnofeeanca n f,rce which .r,s n,de nv
CIV n,y,aton,a rov,1rr d;r5.,on IN tho a.
..:.. ~ ;t.ra poo,- o,.,7a - ~. 80.
1ns.e.. --4~. 1-a e - 49, ~
- f Ss,'eoans.,s | ..-.es ~ =. +ts 1870 s.r,.1aS
F. .nsa. a.t 49, s1r ~. - ,-stt,1r ~
-. ..-4-..s e. 13..t -
' a..~".,a'.Haa 49, . ~ .@,s.as ess ~ ~ ~' -
pso,-sr;1,1 ~ ~ .,'o1+ ~ +,,,rtr n,1es f-om Tn
~. 49, '- r. oa.ss-sse - 1,tt1o r. NV .t,,.
.aa,e ,,n1a.4.nrs ,n7 cen stea,e, ~, MT
~ ,st.s- +o ~.,n,,n :, q ronv 5avs NJ a.
osrt fnformo,fon regord,n7 tbr strength If
49, -e.,a1 1890 a. 'hts,aah1o - +h,s +1,a
p+f,aaa. o. .aa .o-+o,. .r~ s.~ar., +hansanas
- 4he,r s.+;ma+es Tbs fsct horarcr tbat
~t,-..t IN non t>a+ 90, ~ ctoo7o,. to-.,.
, 1863-09-15
Arrivals ut the Soldiers Homo.
Tho following are the arrivals at the Soldiers
uo,r a a{ura mir 1aat fuara.

Tho following are the arrivals at the Soldiers
Home aince our last Issue:
VIM. L. Harrison, F, I'D H.; R q. Chillendon,
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NEW YoaK, Sept 1aEThs Psfs1y as7s;gm Rostt Rsnt
'vsy ,y yyes9sS Ssass ' p1essf ns ase S.
egonst esn%sp ihe o. of ths Tseass H.
MEXICO, md strives to prove that tae MaSas as.s
inEton Government has no 11gn1 10 m@A"
such protest.
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naufeI I'm q Den of fIfons-A Nut
for the Ituttexnufb.

IyDIAxAPoIis. Sept. II .-4B tno set91o
battalion Of the esd regiment was 1eens1n astsmai
3fen nos made aSls to % hsns Hon. Dan voorhees,, who
VS. On lie sa,ne traiu. BE was rescued by
The officers, but was compelled to leave LIE
1yuin at Greencnstlc.
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In this city. At the resldects Of Nj. L. H. Lind 1a
J. Bredbefa.- II: CRARLK3 HotaAa Il sad d Iii ss
EMMA AsOPH1AG GKl4l1, beth n1SExata noH RNedea.
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As0 71utxfi4su1enta.

- O. &. SCRIVEy, Adrsr.issn7 dgea:, g.
Dtd1h0n stTedt II auL11.i=sd 10 rtceirs ct!r.rtsss-
essnts for Ait ard c1 1:s !ss1dla1 !iorsssssst4ra
p1per8.
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Steamboat ConaaEratfon Mt 81
Louis -Four Steamers Ue.
er~nrA6

ST, LOUIS, Sept. 13.-At dirk this evening"
the splendid steamer Imperial took fire, and
driftinr down fred three others-the jesse
4 ReI. HiaFatha aud Post Boy All tour
we're totally destroyed.
The new cunboat 0zrrk made narrow es'
I,rne. t,ut sustained no injury,
, 1863-09-15
Chicago Gribnne.
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER Is, 1868.


The Maine State election took place
yesterday. The conventions Of both par
ties in this State had made the following
nominations: