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The sun., 1863-10-02
FOX SALE AN5D To IssE'.

-.
a nv t!'i 'itt'i. An A. toN
t'7l; '''h 'oons ; cos ts, SO. cellar a9n
cAeh. Ari 30 ruartor'J ul raiu. also . ut Slg0o
ea't. II l'oJ io ilN1 ia.uifo OF M DAY.
lNih A. A." e'a ave. Brootiyr. I'll
A PAKrMLNTS hND SHORES 70 LET
lNStnts- 80 As t. h,rIrolr, ''5Tnrd q, and
- - c"'h y, to.u, ,enU oJi' Nc bip Nsa' 10th
y, ~, ',,,,,,,, ,,,s ,o,.,.,, MN
E'll.nlN' LOIS lNR SALt-iN l'CD.
- ~ c'7, ri;, y NJ 'ntes val norn 'hc terry.
Face. nS itom -i!N 'rd-. csn ho r.d tr Ia
T'o"r's',p ov',''"" ',.' .. " !" ', Ar ..,s
| from j -,,-' '!., ". ,a,uc- .-..tr;l 40 ITA-
! TOSS ,sld pr .,r Warren Il a.c p..aa, a.s
| near Ne. II b,k,r. .lA
| ENE SALl ~ - tSii-H GOOD
r. shn ''c 60 e." WI" i.'niI r. I",
,,.-ssy s LOO ch..es cl sns s'si or. snq n NJ NS ,1
he ri, r. Tugura 4 j. CVEvIHR 70 Washn-top
A., iohoson, I "a
EIrMS. Go, .5rRv SEAlS. TlLLAGE
i r.s deuce. ara io'. q. .utty store ui ttc. ( 10,
I ,..,s., .Ss'. Se e., :, '9; ..,v z ,. .,;. +.
,T.rl. .p,.r'un,s. 80. : .,DN, RI, ID N..,a,
=. H'"'''"to /. 'oi
i rc,,. 'oo.,. IN b.us,i, .ec,r,,rr ant,
trudns- v,th 81 acres of IA. b., -sr,i,n a.t AZ,
"a .onr d. A., - NJ a. T. 81, ~ .,.r tc An.
3 s ,Sa %S5r G S.a ' % a %',, .a eHsFE Afa,
hHa .rd SEED 5 NO. ' III -
1nEc S.:ss. So as.,r Ea ~ 81 roo@. VIZ " ,e.
81, II 80 -, roOni tarH m Gs'1Gu,r; 9e' 9.s, {i,
in srt %ll ~ os,se sSII nss,,s q, wv b
70 iLbe - ,ent'' '"qu'' W A4.@s % -
The sun., 1863-10-02

CUMpOSiT kS-lN O-IllEDLhS. IL
~ Inale., and boy = 20 80 tyre rarcI !uiu digtcy.
iiot-i work, and f>f'rAu ... p-umit .ay. h,fo
boz wanted. ~ L hc-'~st ,tu1 or e.
ESGlNEER NANTtI-tOk * SNAIL
The sun., 1863-10-02

XTlslFi,--I5 l6t.yG- 4uirc r6 PIT
w ~, ,s,,.,re,v ,h,', -, =, -, -
fhALpN son Lasoia!ois.., lo. Aci,,r st, dor.
oel'" S0'lntt lN'
NANltp-- coon lAPtH HANGEh>.
Mp l,nd, INST HOLAfN ii9er Hanging
W-,Hrrn rtt,-r..,-,. ,...rr,.-,,
w 49, -, ~. ~ ~ "
WI. -, ~ s.od ei.v r ''r.n' ,. ~ ~.
az aost "ois wage 81 yer month ApH -, ts'
Ir,s1.r, v,.tp,-ov.,,-.tN, =
w or AZ at.r,y rrn,9. " H. he .st. ,ro r.,.
s,ns Anu es',I ~ yes, q ~ ore 81 th, 'sil,y
o3ir~it,t, c,incr D'ou,erl' '-e., o. tr9 d,g,
NYTANItp AN OPrhAlDE JN SING
w -, ..ein- na,h ne. nd ~ cl ak ru,.crs. a,
49, @NO.,. = ~ 's ana '"H'l sore 80 500 !..od
n,AXIvn ,-I.1.,.t~ .t,,.,.r.
w !, ,,'.,. , 80 ,.,-..a
vorsrac, Apy So : .,tY, 20 'a Gtni'. It. isc n
WANTED >'lIs.i..> 90 SOLDER
w ''n toJ'' a''',o.'. ~ s.-a. N'st. ~ Lane. W
49, :..-, Nv.
w =. d - ''.r 49, Al. 'rs,',- e,l .or.rsot.
Fr.isiiSl M.D ass. .y,, ''''''' g 'l.f'' isi
W ~ ~, "eN SHif ChAN-
.,', ,'''
NXA<TfD, SfNlEAl. l.,.l.lS 40 PAPkG
'',tsg,g,,- hoto' r'-t sr' 81 .tr' uavaua 'crs,
'.,'.', ''%',' W. '''' >"
" nacr'; alec ~ t'.. r'' p ,r ,hr 'ra' al,e
',,y'' "'lP "' TO- NO'"i ."""S' - "'-eH "a
W L,!s7 In w.t. o. 80, At L.s-.1 st. luqiife
WYATT d.. a.. ...S tJ NIKE las
w sel. .t-.t r,,n,, be- .t ...,,.,.,. b. a s
~ no" "a .''rf t's' 80, ,t eua NV 10 losru
HfNNt y th0s, ,... t.l.t
! a 4. o.
The sun., 1863-10-02

EhrMS, 60, .trRT SEAlS, VILLAGE
r"s dci,cc' ara iO,,, o..utty store .ui tic \ 10,
'rl' or - 9hanco, st y ,s'ca, - i''sai. H..
v'ttn,s Tho sh',s party r"o 4 cNpi slift- IA
,u.rl, .P.r'uurs. so. -iDN 9E, ~ n-.'aJ
. uuIY, L. 70 1bl
The sun., 1863-10-02

RAN.b ~ "1t'iiOf-I iii IIAk-
~ suts- .,na'- al. e., ~ ~ pt. to awe ..iy
person "a thorough NTos c,'s' o. tge nan,r, ~ ono
'"urs' -" ms his- r'. th tn -.lt 10 td'l hcd
ophy nny tuns ri 4. i.f. tfi or - ldrsss hFO e..
iob'oh NJ oI Yss i3tt ~, rfcF dooi hom a., I'd
wN. -,
lh WTlTtSG ItSSON g ID FOX -.
- inrlu Ing -'ai n"rv, arc ven ~ owns
tNirS, s6p Nor.rv n-ar iIru. one, Instruct, ,a j
,ioos s".r'nf trt1hne,ic, nl,mr al, Ag,bln Rod
Ia,, rr'i,.s, Sc 2aS
The sun., 1863-10-02
TR ~ EHG.lNG.

ufD.,OE rIyER X. X FOR ALBANY.
Troy, the NYrth AID " ast, from Chamber st q
ssJ IL A. ~ aud a - and 1880 p ~Isn.> a
The sun., 1863-10-02

nilIpING LOTS rOR SALE-iN NCD.
- ~ or r'th y NJ 'nts, rrle tt1fn 'hr terry
Race. vai ns ltoti rl's tpr'td csn hc Hsd tr Ia
iuslanGen's ''snsto buln,ns Iptr Va "a =, nvi'lv
,i'oNc, : Htn 90. > ~ ~ = Ar rs,s
| rom --N 60 t. F"' ~, 'tc' striI a. IL D
! 'OhS ',sld ~ .,r Wairsr 81 alc Palisado a"s,
nsI Ne. " hn.,t. .AsI
The sun., 1863-10-02

L'OE SALE OK ENCHANGF-R SICE
! rc''.. 'ou.n, v,h b.-u sniel uec.rs.rY ou,
trNfng-, IA - Ncrss of tho h't -"ii,n 'a.i. ii
~ sood eace. I-n'yU Grii, fhf lDsr,, H., iuiss
en- ,.sud u. i.'1,, Nui-r .buish, {. T. \ ases
plso .ae door houfiy {" an. iTgn 'hc r. lsi
cay w.nhs od chtsp Inquire i5J Hudson 4. 10
Bfu aud SEED l'r. 'tt
The sun., 1863-10-02

I,OR SALE CHEAP, Al KKYpoRT. \
) me c,,:ccs hou,n. s2,.3 ; rooms. ~,.f ~ scl,s
of is rHit r0Unl, barn. utlousr. new Il t9Ce, (iit
,c ,h u'ystyi an., Al, ~ na' -, tTsy,hn!
10 NV York tGrs - cents. INQUIRE ~ IL ssoa -.
| ~ ths Seed Bird stui, ~
The sun., 1863-10-02

| ISCiSh ~ 80 ttsIi-t GOOD
\ h,u.' aud bot - .l .rrt with workshop IN r-'r
: cfio. I Tie r,r,ect. ...4Ila nobI uau HI Nrw
.I@rsey. 4 rod cha iot INV doug w-k foi
A., iiohoson, 4 10
The sun., 1863-10-02

GyD tMbkDl Dtkf WANIlD iali"s
- vho thoroughly undsr,t,ud mliirs - cor.
shoulder e. A.. 10 tuch th' best p'icss tart
smrlovT mt will be gwen, hr c,llrs - ,a6 asoad-
way. coiner Of Aht0r rI.,. a fuor. .ont oll. AS
The sun., 1863-10-02

~, 4 SNr-" t;Ot >ES ANl 3 LOTS 0p
| y ground In D,i .oVn, New Jersey, ten minytt.
vaiki.on ih"S .ttso: 'Try. f,1oe 500. Inlp!rA
: u Lot l. ELOrEE "a
The sun., 1863-10-02

a NV ?srUnl house AND ~. tOF
sf9ii '''h t'ugins. rlos ,is, 500 cellar a1r
eEteysi, ono y och 'rcrl car Te-nti. $50 NOR,
ca,h, ari 10 ruartory III. pai", Aiso ut 81 20,
ea't. u y 'oJ ioi slhp insulfo OF M DAY
18Th ~ a." s'h ave, Brnotiyr. 2ll
The sun., 1863-10-02

A SMARt ACTIVE YOUNG MAN W.ut,i.
Ato open ovster. and in.k hirl' - -eral.. 20. fl
N CLAknE kestapanii 80 li.hth ~. 10 oue
VsRes wlll be psid. is
The sun., 1863-10-02
WAN VI Id.

\\TASTEp \ GOOp OrEKAIOG on
inoiocro shse., on howe or usc. machine. In
Iuiie az ~. lidios r. l6l
, 1863-09-13
Gil1noros8 q u nas

From The Philadelphia Erentp: nulletia.1
The lotest victory Vt fiiltnorc-wo do not
eay the last, for others will crown bis energy
.nd ability b.fo.c the nax of our country
81 Artillery over fJrn.ldAhie tortiucnttons
previously. rre.unrd TO b. tsapregnah1s to
shot Anu ehull
con1uanti AID ttstuAgc to sune uxtent tbs
wosks tf tlle enutby. md then by gradual
Arptu.cht. 10 ~dvnl'ce his EHns until limited
,,lst4rco i1tn1c pt tfccttsn "f range and GER
tain ticstruCti.'p, hAs b~tu tho nln OF Gen
t;i;nIosr, AID "ltIe .h1 tn,erpos!uon OF osher
ror, in.c,tessd win coint blank range, he
LUIS ubylatea the difficulty BY 1ttug oscr tbs
distinctions, II In the case Of sumter, which
he b. nbar,led over Wagner Aod Gregg. Dit
fetent correspondents gtvu dif{erunt stories
l.land; hut ss the 100 pound Paz7ott il theone
which they al agscs LA been most generally
brought Into rtqulsi.ion, ne confine our re-
marka to thai, giving Tho Weight Of lts shot
AID shell, and The distance 1t will carry II
different elevations. To give proper ldea,
made In artillery, It may not be Arntss hete 70
riyc the rarges Of the guns in general use IN.
i'll d4te but shortly anterior to tue begin
plug 1t tho present War. The extremc AVER
agc 7~pgu 1t iiye degrees elos alton OF lFcn L.
pou.deIs was l,7oo yards; Of 1s'nounde!a'
- t0u AfI5 AllA " ~f f0AAA0ant AsssN 5A4 Aos
II puunder carrunadra -shost iron :uns-at
The s.,ue elevation, carried 1850 yafds; e,
roundcrs,, l,loo yards; .4:,pounaers, $50
5uus; aud Gs-loundezs, 1,iD yards. These
rers ths e1trenle ranges, but Of cousse. these
guns ~e.e effective ivr breachlug purposes
0p,y 1T much less distance.
Tie 1o0 pound Parrots ls usually discharged
! with Y hat is known rs service charge o1
So powder, aEa Is rarely :lsvaiss t. mGte ~.
chat ged arc the long shell, weighing 10l
- pounds, a.d the short hned ,,aa' .aufssr.s
sket, each weighing 50 POUNDS, and The length
cf tl,u fuss l.: Of esourte, gtaauatsd to .uit
tuck, tn girg from ~ seconls TO SUA Sec
| onus. Tie following table will servo better
than any other uieans Of description 10 give
| the interesting facts VIC wish to convey 10 our
rcatGIk:
, 1863-09-13


Ey 1euutet ef the Committee uu3er whose
direction Dr.. Jcwctt is 1aboring, VIC insert
the following notice or circular. 4 dietin-
guisttl clergyman Of tic Siate, In recent
letter to tho Committee, haprily expresses,
in few words, his estimate Of the Doctor
aud his 1abors at f,llows:
"uc IL the right man In tho right place."
Ills g"rcfnl temperament, his benevolent iu.
toned mnral and religious sentiments, h1s
natural ability, Ills medical education, hls long
experience rs n Temperance lecturer, and t..
miilar Acquaintance With tho principles which
undcrlic bis subject md with tho tncts Which
Hurts It. all contribute to complcto his
qualifications for uao(ufncst in tho depart.
fl.ent of benevolent c1urt.
Ills 1ccturts do not loava transfcnt i'm.
r1esklon. They ctluctto tho people. Thoy
there fnic lay solid foundation for radical
nnh permanent reformation Of society, In re-
tl.tct 10 tho uss Of alcoholic bcvetasos.
Nzl.ns. En.ros,: A.. public teacher Or lee.
tnser. In conn. ct!ou with Tic cause Of temperance.
have ros1tnrt1 In tAi4 stAso my public lAbofs,
which. for Obvious seasons, nor1 ,ntp ,.l1rt ~
ring tho months Of july A"1AuGut! wlsh through
friet1a of tho eAIse. anu respectfully Invite them
to communicate With tuc, ehonld ny acsr!so bs
crs1.rd il thcsf particular socattsy.
| .ball endsAsof to couyiAce my hearers By 4reu
1n.lts usAwn from Scripture, atssheo, history. aud
tic uco and olesrs at,oE Of cir osn il les
that tie nse OF Intoxicating liquors puts IN poll
t>.s- ::aalti, both Of body md mind: tho eo:la
aCeetlohs nosala, and tIlf1tual !nts1uaa Of taost
l.o rontuine ttla,n aud that such general nlsnu
a,turt, ss'c and lle of sucli 1tquosa now nnhap
i!ly mes iii Il, illinois, wyo perpetual warfare or
iii tha Interests Other peop1s-pecunlaEy. xsnit ,rY
social, moral, educational. goye1nnen.a snl Fcli
Glcur lIow far mar safely be lutrustesl Will
becomes not mt to e1preaH N opuion. 70 tbos.
who may dcstrc testsuou!als On that subject, the
70 Con.man1caiions IN IN vii reach M II directed Il
Eox Hl, Chicago, Illinois, Although 4 single lee
turs In j particular locality may DO rood, cours
os from four 10 ten lectures would nfYord unucl
more reliable mcanr OF dispelin1 popular errors
and shaping Alright i.a Up..l.'us aud practices O
community on 4 question OF auch slagn!tudc an
/ vital imDbftanto, CHARLES IkMETT. II. D,
, 1863-09-13
Il hr Stsr York 1s1srall CAuscrixes Bey


n. ,atnt below mos't terrible cautcriza.
1ica t.f tho dcmasosue Seymour by thu New
Io,, Ltrula. That PAPER hcycr bctoze sall
50 p.urn truth In a. fow w3. d;
Our Alhn,y correspondent hssures n. that
d;oytrnor Buy mour cane uP 10 ths H.r,lI
7,:a1{nrtn iM hts regent npcecnN THIS Ia a very
VIZ nueh nuaalsd abou:eth snour, es ufs H. 10 IL
nov lire nrar our ri .ttor:.llie ,n!ssrodr drummed
Lin cr, after great dc: ds,t.h m''sS ), in ordor
r. s s.l;1i h;n M'sa9Ia Is 9slIa oista MI. 10 had
1"m,,,ed tiora into Inc miro With "'' II it,,no
1terrncT. S,tne then lc has been eq .ai:.
7inrutrfed fur imtce,llty and yesbosns TJic
ran in!k uorc wislou' sayipg anythlng ~
wrItu ,utsc without meaning any talhk tnea
:pny GtlGr man NC kLow. ~ HSn Go
1,it.d nEa.nst Seward for tntermtn,6ls
xant Wilson, Of Mas:achu' ctte. ior ALLY. long
ytrcra s1ncctce. Hu showed bis lack Of cx.
ren,iye s67tliy !; 6ot n!iisg up tho auosa sEEf EEf
New York by volunteers Id less th4n month
after ILc Oonscflption Act war ,rasscd, Tnis q
ec1cy-r executive could easily have done, and o
avoided all trouhie. He rhowed Ills lack Of
1cufc hy bit fooliaA reply u General Dix's Let
tar astinc him to preserve the public peace.
lnetead of telling Gen DT& that arrange
mrn'k Tor that purpose were alrcady made. hc
told Linn that ho tlad wri:t.n to The President
10 postpone tho d Mt. Gen. Dix at once saw
Ills siraLtage, md quictlS ignored Seymour
T CT .1"Ee MD ether 1casOns VIC consider
Seymour Lot much Of a man, aud no Goyer
uor ut all Let cur Albany correspondent bt
more Ii.csinirati1G In future, and take Are
1,st I" mix NJ the Herald platform and Coz
Seymour bguin.
, 1863-09-13
ROW THEY TAKE TT.

The Canadian Press are evidently stun
ned By tie article which appeared in the |
London Times, and which VIC printed in |
our issue Of Friday. The Toronto Leader,
which was the first to appeal for help |
wien they discovered the threatened in
@asion, achieves compile so1nme1sault |
1h1ls:
"TIe Tms forefb1y points ont, with an enemy
at our Tey doora, It is foolish, It IL childish and
not behtttnE tue manhood Of tho Province, to 70.
3y for the means Of rcpclluR &u Invasion upon |
The mother country. The structures Of tho Thuu-
d.rer ought not to be lost upon u.s. :
The CtsJe takes tho matter philosoplt
rally in single t1arorrnnh fins. the
"Apropos to Mr.. D'Arccy Mct;ee's letter -"oa'
I7mt* has an article on the defense Of Ca, 1eeca'
1nncl rcnrorate than eo,uc OF its Pre-
enra. II will be fluid cscvl.cer, In con. Oh eae
.-tnc .nn:e.." ~ ~ -ccetvc,l
Never betorc has dependency t .=a-tfon
a sh oul1cr 81. frigil AZ Canada It 10 sco a
England. We ehall now cxrcoown, md
Erand mastering Of tho Quccn'stally placid
1ho Diamond titles; tho usuf DO all astlt
1inn.'ctn oi tho Canalas will tim. Recruit
with tlc din of lifc and Il vocation In uls
ing cGlccrn Mil PLY t',ciqfcc and Toronto
etrccts Of Montreal, Quct&1Mf : II brisilc will
Tho plnins Of Abraham wIric:o oi the Fed
1nyo,nts io tcprl tho advanSa now oxpcc
eral Abraham. We shnll, the war-patl
every Knnuck 10 gt, upo6 trumpet bca
without tlclay. T. aplt1 10 don tho wa
drum! C"ra''n rs &rcAains is tn appoin
, 1863-09-13
FROM MEMPHIS,
Especial Dispatch to tho Chicago Tribune.

R1hPn1s. Sept. 10. 1865.
Matters In this section remain quiet. The
Kuefil!as Who have been committing depre.
aatlcps on citizens Of the surrounding coun-
t.J bnye left, and there IL q degree Of qnlet-
nces prevailing.
bave seen and converted with member
OF the 1Sth zegt., Tenn, vols, now in Gen.
Jo. Johnson's army. This man represents
that Johnson's army is much demcralized;
men are deserting every day In Largo numbcrs
He represents that the feeling Of discourage
ncnt is very great. The present llue Of
policy tho Of rebels ia the concentration Of all
tie odds and cnls Of armies that have been
lately operating in the southern or Gulf
st.tca. They will make one more stand and
tEcn XIre NJ, If not successful in staying
the progress Of our Invasion.
CA,no, Sept. 12-Memphis papers hare
lat& alvlcce from Arknukas. The Enemy has
rnassru his forces on the Arkansas river, and
1t Is thought W we'll iufornled I'crssns that
un:e their position mud fill back to cll1tn Of
bills In Saline county, southwest OF Little
Lick. The rebels aru atraid Of tho cou1c.
quences Of eeyere defeat In thelr present
! rnritipn.
persvut directly from the army iu Arkansas
rei'sceebt ths fccllug AMONG soulo OF tho poo
plc ss lttcnsciy hoslle 10 our people. A party
| went fiotn Br0w ns.illc on furagtpg oxpedl-
| tfon, and utIereA citizcus KfecnOAcks for
dcltcbciss. but they refarad 10 accept them
~itA tlistl"in. any lug they would rather have
brown l'nrcs. Confederate scrip 10 regularly
takeb.
-Gu. ,!llas l.aye retnrpcd 10 McNary md nd
}accnt countsus In Tenucsscc, aud are makinn
4 clrpn asecp. They 10 to tho houses Of 1neu
who h"ve entered tue Fcdo7.l arn,y, ordci
, 1863-09-13
TIE NEW LISBON SHOOTING
AFFRaY.
Full Details Of the Tragic Event.

Especial Dispatch 10 the Chicago Tribuno.}
NnwAukEx, Sept. II, 1853.
Tho Wt.consis this afternoon, publishes ad
dttional details Of the shooting affsay at New
Lisbon on tho night Of the 10Th, Which Is
substantially ~ follows:
Delllngcr became engaged In political dis
cus.lon With Doctor secor, Of that placo,
when the former became very much excited,
denounced the Administration! In unuoasured
terms, sceusea 1t Of making unnecessary war
against tho South, and BY his whole manner
conyt3ed the Idea that he was moro In sym-
pasb5 with the rebels than with tho Govern
1ncnt. Tho doctor triad to calu him down,
but f,nding It uselcss, and fearing trouble,
Left him. In the meantime, quito crowd
had collected, among which werc number
VI soldiers Of this S0th regiment, stationed at
tut place 10 guard the citizens from tho In.
dams, and who, upon the doctors Lowing,
took uI! the ctuvs.. alton Baltioger became
still more excited. and going into the street,
loaded his revolver, saying: I" I can whip the
whole Of company g, It'll regiment, and d-n
nc, If you follow me, will shoot you." HI
then went Into 1 store, tho soldiers calling
10 llu to come ont, which hc refused to
do. Mr.. Rath, proprietor Of The storc,
licked the door upon them, which enragcd
the soldiers, who declared they would hare
Bell:rrer ont, and running around to the rear
Of the store broke In one Of the windows,
when Belllngtr jumped out Of tho front viii"
dow and ran for D hstel, closely pursued bJ
| tie crowd. Bell1nger turned and fired six
! rhots in rapid succession, killing one and &C.
varA1v Nnur Al no fhrpe 0thGr6 ThA enff1ttrN
, 1863-09-13

It will thus be seen TINT st an elevation Of
thirty five degrees, \ hollow shot, weighing
eighty pounds, can be thrown from = 100-
pound Parsott !. i53 yards-or about one.flfih
Of mile lcas than five ni1es-in little over
half Il minute. With a charge Of No. pow
der, It il asserted, the same shot, at the same
elevation. can be thrcwn &, SIS yards, or forty
rott, with the service charge Of ID pounds Of
powder, vould prove even uotn effective,
while the value Of the 200 pounder, reported
to have been injured before Charleston, yet
remalns to be tested. This IL 2 huge gun,
weighing g, ,000 pounds, with q diameter oi
bosc Of ten inches. o1 three mud sixteenth
inchc. more than the o0.roundar, and re-
qulrlrg charge Of twenty i've pounds. From
the fact. tct forth, It CAT bc easily seen hsv
rapid and vast h.!e bcca the changes in a!tll-
n1adr eyeu more astonishing BY descriptions
Of other kinds Of artillery Which hare been
brought into use during the vas.
, 1863-09-13

S.. Jonr's, n. F, Sept. a.-The fo1,ov.
ing Is the combination or the neWs ~ ~
City Of Manchs stcs, which sfri1ed on csne
1ss1e yesterday, having LEFT Liverpool on ia
I'd, and Queen.town on the Sd. "&Ao
7ha Lon6olr Morning Hrrad understand.
of recognizing III. South vas discussed, the
1usiorItY being in favor OF doing 10, but that
y final decision was not arrived IT.
The Polish question remained without
charge,
Tho Congress Of German. Princes had
cloted, and tho EesnIt WAS satisfactory to tue
Erorc1pr Of Rusbia.
, 1863-09-13
discriminating GucrlilAs In missourf

DISCRIMINATING Gucrlilas In Missouri.
Col. Doug1ns, in command Of tho 1st Pro-
vi,!opal Regiment, writes from Mexico. uu'
der date OF the 9sh Inst, that tue Operations
Ut thu troops sent By him Into CAllaway
ctupty. have been aitcrded By marked sue
ce1t. Nearly all the leading bush~hackess
a'ss ssa ;h a2o y. he1c
doae.nr ard trying TO cecapo across the
riyeF. THY rarely show themselves. They
hare lost 1heIs boldnas, and will be only too
glad tn get out Of the county vita whole
sktne. On the Sth inst, eeven guertllas carao
In ont of the bnsh to Mexico, and surrender
DAuglas shows no quarter to those whom he
tukts In aims, but shoota then, on the tIot.
The policy Is having the beat effect, md Col:
DouHlss writes that In short lime there Will
be no further trouble from these yilaana ln
tllat re9ton.-St. Louis Uhion, 11h.
, 1863-09-13

4 Military Railroad Commenced from
kfcholAsy1l1c, KY. to kuoxTtlle.
1cnn--1AapFcA1ulent OF 8tAvex-4Alf-
road ptAAxier.

cNcHsA171, Sept. 1a-The Conm<r-sal
says: The work on the military railroad from
Nicho}asville, Ky., to Knoxville, Tenu., has
commenced, and will be pushed with great
rapidly. 4 thousand nan TO the mile
been impressed sloug the line Of tho road,
&ycry thlsd slave beitg taken. They will be
clothed and paid Unemployed blacks who
sho havc como into tho Federal lines In
Southern Statcs are being forwarded to labor
OIL The road. They Will be paid ono.third
riuvio!ng them homes IN foreigu country
when the war Is cvcr. The city Of LontsviIle
Subscribed $G00, coo to the Lebanon Branch,
ard Throughout tho SsAte tho h.articat CO.
operation will be given to the great enter.
pile.
An excn1tion t, ain on the Ohio and Nlssfs.
H!rpl Railroad rxn into I gravel tain, ou
Teurtday. The engineer mas Killed, and Of
l. en- passengers wounded.
, 1863-09-13
Nbifaeu Gribn11e.
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1868.



I'll. news lion, Charleston Is exciting
and glorious, and e1oqucntly prophecies
,hr a1,r1onchire downfall Of that pestifer-
Gus u.xt Of traitors. Our dates arc up to
3l,c morning Of "Wednesday the 9th inst,
nj vlicl, time, when the Arrgo left, the
fury, Rebel dispatches. however. rc,,rc-
Eent MI o,;et IN Tin 1o,h. Thn summary
ot events NAV be briefly stated thus;
Morris Island Is complctcly in posscsslon
of Gilmore. Wagner and G,ccc having
1rcu cyscuatcd. The immediate results Of
1hc cvacuations arc triaing, amounting
pn1, 10 nineteen useless guns aud seventy
useful prisoners, who arc hard at work re-
moving torpcdocs. The position gained
however is important, Us Gi1more's bat
tcrics. IN rrucrcss at Cummings Point.
rlser the city Ii his mercy, Fort Noul.
Caiitic anu Battery Bee, ut the head
ccs'pf Sulliyuu's Island, arc now The
p1,}ec1s Of attack, Tic former Of Ehicl, IL
already nearly lors !u combat 1,y the c4
1,l,.sitn Of lis magazine. Moulsricyil'e, u
small ,i]!ace on the island, has been nearly
t1est1ey,d Iy cur .lells Sumter has been
xtorn,ctl, the result being unfavorablc to
,,s. THUS mstters stand willie We anx-
ia,s1y look every minute for fresh tiJines
of success. Forts Johnston, Riplcy and
f'a.t,c 1,inckncy. strong fort,fcations. arc
vet to he overcome, and numerous small
BATTERIES MT vet to uc overcome, but two
1natc1i Il results arc now in The rrasp Of
e;ilmo,c ind Dnh1eren-tle destruction Of
t:ua,ltston md Tho comnlctc enforcement
nf tlc 11ocla,,r
Cen Gunt h,a HORN n. r.c;n;ort n,
.vor1hy ,,,nors at New Orleans wle1c h,
10 row ,v,t,, ccr ,rhon,. t,'o c,,oe, ri
Ccn nonks Thc 1attcr hoa ;ssro3 ~, or
, 1863-09-13
The 1ndian War.

LrAvE~woR1H. Sept. 12.-The ste,mer
Shrcvt port arrived hero last night, from the
upper Missouri. Sue left Gen. SIbloy's cont
nal !, August 2sA. He WA thca marching
70 point eighty miles above, where about
6.0o0 Sioux were cncamped, With the inten-
Indians were yery hostile ali the way down
70 Furt Pierre, near The mouth Of the fellow
Sto.e. The crew of the Shreveport had a
1get With the Indians. 1ssting three hours,
IN rEirh three Of ths former and forty OF the
latter were Killed. At nearly every place
we1c found ready to attack them, o. several
occzt lons the Crew were compelled to cut
Aheir cable and let the boat float into the
atseata: a party Of Thirty u.iners, Who stat
ca uown On hat6oat, from Milk River. are
napposea 10 nATe been Eilled by the Indians.
, 1863-09-13
CHICAGO, SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER l3, 1868.

in The Department Of Gen. Banks gives u.
in r,iraie note, Intimation of highly i'm.
po..apt movement which has Just been net
On foot in that Department. Until 1t !s
further adyauced We do not feel It nbertJ to
give any details We shall publish full par
ilcuiars at the earliest moment thAt such pub
]ication may seem prudent. We. may at pres.
tpt ssy that the movement Il one which, II
suecetatul, will be productive Of results Of
the highest Importance.
, 1863-09-13

In The Austrian Parliament the members
vote by electricity. Before every depatJ's
seat are two knobs-oue black. the other
white. when be wants to vote fes," the
deputy touches the white knob, aud It once
! vhiie spot appears 9Pon black tablet be:
MNo.n he touches the black knob, and 4
black .pot apresrs on white tablet. Thus
M one cau vote that white is black, ~ other
leei.la1ures sometimes have done.
, 1863-09-13

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 1e.-The work on
m. San Frnnctsco Habor defepces was COM
meuced yetterdsy By large number Of labor.
ers, pr',nis;nG speedy completion Of very
formidable fosilfcatjonA-
Nes,ly complete returns make the majority
for tic Union State ticket little balow 20,
OC0. Thirty.tWo Union and thrce Democratic
q, n,torb; and sixty-dve UuiontstA and hyt
Dsmoc1ats 10 elected to tho Assembly.