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New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-29
As.1. QrARrealasIea.OKsEnA.'s, {,

tHlL4rhLfhlA aug. o. tr'a-
CEALED PROPOSALS VIII be received a.
~ ls Office MIDI III Day. lsA s,r,. next. ~ j. 81
nc for furnishing A-,T.RACI. coal lor the War De-
esdIleul 10 te ,s..el dlrg ye-f co1Ics -ls &C. l.
taa3 uud ending Sept 20 1854 Tie Coal 90 be o. tc oe
snay Aulr4,e fol- ~ steamers T 14v p1ua is
to TIE un and SUI. .ec 90 HIe-tcn. Ie C9ei Z, R
delivered vessel IN c uoft o ihil-t 30 of SOW,
fork M such crsuttrs ara ~ fc tunes Pc required
frri.ng ifdeuane-d one taou.srd tiin pr y n case
Q. failure deliver t. Co4 ia IiopT qusniy fnf = "
pTeDeT tine aud place the D9Vcncn recrvf tnc utt 20
make good sny cenciercy by p1rsc o. ihe Contractor s
and oxpeuse Tlco must o. far ffe Coal d1iferec w.
board vessels, tie terms ulI conditions aJgse ts',
Twenty per M be- wi.e from tae amount oi H. pay
.eu which rsevst0n Is not 70 be Id until the contract
sha. Laye folly completed rsnca.' If sae 4'aauls
s.satv per cent, Do .-c caU, N44 be maze .y q.
VIE: the Department n Di ior taat plrpcse EcA olot
br apicd oy w.cn guaranty, 4rled - one o.
x1ore spou,iDg pc.0i. t4t o. oi-fer n.cfes M . i
their bd be- accepted enter into obligation vii! s..l sd
Tuticicu. surti"s q lui, The sIpp proposed No pop
e'ii.on VII be Consisred ues G-coHpsL.od Uy ul
s.ty Two sln,ti.t i u 9l lIadlcl g.
ssnd 3sss y ~ r,q0irel 60 O. 20 bol1 ~ L Il .tr.
Torrance q the conslt AID t4sr gs 'niy -" BE- c,i.
tsd 81 L. :. D,rie. jl1ssi I, = D1 iat.eAsy % C..
lec'or.
= aI- 81 ,.
gt & e,esed Teo,t s ins bids dconsa,4ed 70 pe
20 the interest ol the aerf ics O. d. e. a.
Popo,a Hus be il,sscG IIogosos fo Cos ioF tho -
perLsulclt.'
(siHed! A. BOYD
Cept sr1 Asst c Mr. z. s. Amy.
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fAlveriiseinen,.l
. ~ TIas WEST, his

GEN. GRANT, THE LION oF Iir !" s'sa.,ion- no.
pbS"csnon,y or sims Of Chanctcr in the CHEEKS Fnv'
Lliencsses frausnit,-drie R'o'es OF we ,Sasss
The Turbulent ,,a.sssrhc Errors "f Eincaon toocs
-Floesiue ChdIen--and many other ihe'os re- IS
in Tas Journal for sep 49, R,a.Svxx
cents, Naw wpdy ,! f0wLka "Atl'' wv ~ y"T/
,lt'n ~ s-IE
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-29
IAlrrriisrlnrntl

Tur ISpl,ys at BARNCM's are drawing ps
houses Tsy are padlcal. at'ra live to day. The Asw ~
l,, Farce company which includes such names ss !. -,
clarke NJ. Ley'tk hrs }. ,. fhor ~, Ac. sNs s''
amusing and auehab- performance at and It o'o'A
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-29
Gmrsfmeuf5.


DARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
- GREAT EXCITEMENT.
THE SIOUX AND WINNEBAGO
INDIAN CHIEFS,
INDIAN CHIEFS,
INDIAN CHIEFS,
WARRIORS AND SQUAWS,
who have teen o exhibition tic 'S' "es' nave .IAhoa
great P'pl'~ss ssfia,N. woMEi;. and CHILDREN
are Hlit' e TfysE iiI e Syp MEN or THE FOREST
VINO 'n00'" ''l1T TnE WAnLlKE TRIES
r ., ,.lls n Muneso'a. ero AID slwoys nave boom,
Vi 'H' sIFADFAsr FRlbNDS OF 1IL WHITES
They aye -p ,ndid .p Of 'r resfech'e Uoe' sn'
in 'osPf F isqS lSpihS i ,S' ii n us s1sa wLDs
and witnesses all iis pgeq,.a,r''f,s% fItS ,qS LEE
IS weI Is Z, NJ tIs ~ TfjFiR NATIVE FORESTS
They are on exhibition EVERY Day end E'ENINU, and
" DuRlNG EACH DRAMATIC ENTERLAINMENr
rive selection from ths following ch1icterilc cpfesert,
RtCRUIriTG DiNCE with Song Of persalsIou and Pa
trictic speech ty Zig Niaebasoon - .,,,..r.n
WAR DANCE, with Sol Of the War Tr9L
sCALP DANCE, VIII Song Of y Nic.o'y:
c9hN DANCE viz Song Of pt Than ,syirE ,,,,r
HUNTING DANCE, with song 81 TIE tAase go ,
MOCCAs!N GAME The f'von,e method 4 gambling The
Indians bciug tho Hci'esi e-f4o rs ia iHs "oid
A-''' 20 De 'Sip faE + MoSsrER PYTHON
ThE DEACON o. Tar Last,
'''''' TIE LAGGEsc VI SHE s5iKr 81 GClEs
OK THE NORTH nirRlCiN OINTMENT.
AUTOMiTDS WRirER,
TIE LA1I.TNIsd CALCU LArOR.
DOMESTIC CAT NURSING TWO MINIS:
Tho GRAND AQuiklt' i.clrnsd seal SEA Lion Mon
,tcr Bear. Living Anaooui4'. Wax i5uIcs &C.
In '''il 4iiE . SsuSM:a j.s 6GS&tTlc cGNPAxY
snaer the direction of hii P'pola and iacoied actor
SYLVESTER RLcECAEit. stage Man,scL :, ,
oomposed Of such tac Ted ~ a. Ny. ~ ~ - j. III
M srLfNDID DRAMAArlc FkEFPg,titiHcEs .,iHG
.a.l :; - ....i,s ~ e., P...I,s I,.ite Con edy
THE HALAIED ChAsibER,
ana ''' '-'s ''''' QUITE AT HOME. ..,. ,o,-,,r
20 se c,ll l2Gas "a a.
city sai 4. i9r - o'-'s. 'a.ii,n uldri ci - &C.
AlIBLO's GARDEN.
~ Lessee and Maass~r.......... Nj WI WliEAILkl
OirNIsG of rHE
N'S. sS1.4rRbii Iif = ir.iyfssT'sG Aai,.gh. IT,.
Tie di,iingui.nea Auso German ifas'i'.n.
DANIEL p. bANula'N.
In con.oeuonre of c nuncrout ns vc Lsrs ssci
u4.o ior scl' tfon - l'. .c.sss'i'd Psi'
sHYLOCk,
wiz make
lis FIRST ArPEAHiN,E THIS Season
rHs MfGci,Nl of.yfSjE.
whon 'g.l rs p.eseai'i .ar
Iie vii be .op2o-sA6 6y Mons, N-Cri.rss r. -hew,
. a. r.I...- s. If Ltl L... b.. b. iloIa.s }. ~
5000 g. f.... .i.' Hri ire.i. 'lt b.. l.-t.- Nir 10
wG-T' foNEKf Ul CAST or C'fkrRCr-sf
81. L4rt.. d. p.-.oi
VI wb-scey eous-io..',. iia foa having laa. a. 60
rnrcl.eft t.4t.i t.. cfI go f.. -'fa.f.
IHnIt lUlUfF%t
who o.. ..Er f.. o.. trf.fi
Ga MoNus} EiLti,0 t.E d.
.f l.f r0.f I.r...t.
Ilf Cardinal Dl hE.
tn ll.wffs f0wt 4 ID =
f.tiffIiF-
SUPPORTED ~ a strt.,h CAST ~ ohAhACfi rs
Ttfrpf, FfFNNs.
g.. f.r hI.I frr.
ytrCI.evs o. THr. .ttr. .I Ilf. rnHnfnOtlf
Ich As. t,.l ffa..' ae'ts .. r.s. -saila-.
Set. trcalei ir go nsF gf1-e
IlE r. DAYS IS ApFANfk
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-29
Wco1ina CARDS. Sc.

lT Wd. EVERDELU5 SONS, I0i Fulton
"a t-WEDnING CARDS, fine Stationery, Colored ni.
,I ssn,,inE Monogram, Door and Number ii3cs, oeal
Pes.es Bok Books, Checks, Notes, L. els Se lEstab'
lish,d l8d)
ATJ. EVERDELLs, No. 302 Broadway,
"a WFDDlS0 CARDS and NOTE PAPERS IN elesant
yes Also Gsals and silver Door Plates ele any engraved
At J. n. JOHNSTON * COS, No. $50 Bow
"a cry, oouof Hooue-st Wedding and Wishing Cards
JNGEAgFD. Also b2o Watches, jcwery al ai.geF y aie
ct low prices-
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-29

JANIS N, COON and


ITO CAPITALISTS Wanted, CAFIIAL 10
L ccmpice twenty 4.ls a.t-oy -rhata '.l9 o. sc
ready f1r he a. inf ta-t "a terminus q '-
r.. River a4t. ll- =, .,..t 20 -i-A,se-4 "a!
1h. Road n. miles iu e.h. through inc oes f1a
mo- ier.e potion q TIE state Of AinLes1ia and Lana
r1ut u so -lros pc, ui j. e,u4t4 10 ie toi % oy "c
of ols~e. arsa and vac4hle potion u vhH vii come
q: once Into .4c competition q t-e I1s'e "s--
Eiies. .,o. .,-
arc a.d T. IS brcyll i... ndri ,delt q tue % o. ie &
Il twenty miles fou L4 O4os-r, wa l. l-e isioA '.'S
Eiur.j wolld be- iIla'cc s'ey rc-urncfatve.
IT, lands Zee i.c.l t1.eiloA 80 sod 81.
Maps plans nlrs.,r lo-i3.lo ".. go ~ ~ .i'f
e. i0G 10 {. IS. THOMPSON and 4. 3. sioDhAhl Com
inis4.o4ers 4e clce o. = - 81 efs N ft D4-----
TuE ADVERTISER wishes 10 meet a
prompt active BUSINESS Man, Win q few tl1nsli %
d., s7s 70 lAc "a interest in c.u.nccil ~'fi-'' con-
reete1 with the sale o goods tie army. 4Ae sf"s . ov
fsrii aud ti- g arse, a. TIE s1NcfeE J. lo.0 i eA-
po,iele-d IN ne bus.s AM A-s ieCurtc u gre o;t 20
treucos uecesafN complete fcce foT plrtc4l ca a.
No II Ssssau-.f.. office No g. second hoor.
ssar1sr-Gz - -.
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i.,uiidrn Moticcs.
HtApluigrLRs NIn CnSC. Dlsr. \. y
nEW-l ORR. Aig 70, 1913. )

HtAp1uigrLRs NIn CnsG. DisI. \. Yp}
SEW-l 0Ek Aug 70. 1893.
TIE following section vii be couftGued strictly Ary
ulsice e.res ~ afqace rendered 10 coscns which nay
lea him 10 Or as-is; him in deseriug fail within the pfoyis
iois oi tie law ana he ,naer VIII be DEAL; with the sec
Hon psescfibes. JO.s" b. Lh-AhOA'
Captain and Provost. .darshal WA Cong. Dist.
sFc o. InI le J1r,r eaariri That any pc-son shan
re, y dIs OF crood under this act into the service
tho Unoi States shall counsel aid any person TO resist
az sucl lat Aa el obrt act any olc'r in making
such TRAIT or Ia Il, performance of any service IN relation
croo 0r sl counsel any 20 astult or oh'tct any
such occg hll coan1e an drel mta not to apiesT 1t
tie rsce Of rcni'4,ol- OF ay a''sna-e them fon sne
poaaco Of military futy required by law, such person
l b. .s5.,,. to summary arc.t ay the r.oyo a ssha
.rd ,.iu b. frl..' d,get % the ,i authorities aai
uron con,co thereof be 9uulhed b tine not eEco'dn
ssc Aagdys ri, 5y imprisonment noi e1e''d'g f"o
vcrrs or by both Of sid plrsIiaonts.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-29

80 Drolda.y. . Lc.e .l cofr,.la 500. r4s 'e 'ei
20 COL S. ~ = bliss. osf.4.l. lhc Lsisade EA4yi.--
ING OFFfGls-N1 - arolaray opya -e tAc L4J b..4i
So Cerr,. opposite Controller of,e, ani aoe Co4.''
a.. hfoos.yu, oFlo.ile fity itaI
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-29

uhI- ,trI1lII.' 20 If'1f1 y f-I-' l''-'f I'ff
~ .-Tor,rfs0 r9rrunl ruS
I.fH EAIi.'4tI ns +.I r4fHt-
CI0N4-J A.D I.I .i. 't..lt ti.|EAifa
tLr..f.. ~ Ay.rF.lAIluts o.
+ TO-isn'lE.r Aab li...A.
sTfH7flrG.T NtHt .iOls flfAhl Iiptt
.i .rl 4..t -..f .il. go TrE 'i-T
soa.la.e.I ta.. 90 ~ -. t.1 '.r 30. " "Al-iA..
GLW AaD 4a.lifItD iflft ~ - .. . ,.
Ih4NIIlt4.n L4 4lt nd OF 4hL fAAl
.nE Nls.Os Us Iul Dad. tHi -
t..IrfD.I tIt lUtfr Itp z ii "fsfE
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0rhanrrs for Busin ,ss 1lsn.

An established MERCANTILE FIRM, doing
,o,ay nav business Of $4,000 per snnum in thriving
viee OF about 90 inhabitants one OF the best locations o
of saratoga stock bought eAc vey for cash and mo s
pat Of before tho great sdyanS@ an ssi,siy
Adaress Immediately H. E. CO., Trf5ure OAiee.
4 RAKE CHANCE.-Tbe best BUSINESS
~ STAND in the thriving town in Peunsyiys,.a W
so,k q. Books stationery fapcI snsnSs snI N H5 Pill
News Route Price S2oOOa Add'e'i H. DON W. ~
aeqhia pOst-osce. -------------
hRUG STORE for SALE-In a flrst-clsSs
NJ ueishborrood IN the city Of Brookyh a9 ~ S IL
business has established some yeAis;; - - -'
Ann'i, viii supply iaI'l-Ia.s --- - -
mop SITF--W ood- Working MACHINERY,
II HORSES, WAGONS Sc TO close an es'"'' ''N''''"s
o.. ..,,, p,.,in, Ma. 2 aTennouinr Machine.
3poWer Monisno Machines,
aSrrrell modir- Mechincs, 2poor Growers,
2 5,O sets Mod.ag CGl1eis, He,isHH's S""s'
soo Molons t"ies '"s" Is. go ;
4 erosscut Benches. Boring Machines,
2 Nria6ls fosc1cu Saws, Sash and Blind Stocking Ma
> C~c,hv's Rc.sswiu: Mills chimes
xTa,,gsk ladies. loo It. shaNns u to in
fs1tc 1:''s Ice iS:c fer sloding ueys AID r9re
6Ai,O.t -tAes. Double and s.nso Leather
Balnster Na-lises 6eldus
Larsc Upright Boring Ma ?Ovo z; steam tPe. ~, ,,,..o
Larce quantities Of Too and Atur,s. Gc 20 tlY
business An the above Machinery IS Asi-ca.s Mpoyed'
snd Gina in tLe largest -aG mos. complete e"..''
nicit oi kd IA thr United Sties costing the esen1 pro-
pIiet or over So eutv thousand dollars. go,
hso tsir lo-gy -luck boses. Tert ty sont lH VIC
with avlrss aud Lumber iIuch; good hea'y Az lo''o'
l.ness ana Ee srin. Cari. Also G4g& ches nat hi'-t
HCrse a., l.I, h.t. uranc1 perfectly sound ana tl'
snd 10 t.o uslor Of uu.s via. O. without ''' -"
eitvInsde iisress and shlnstop buy "cI ttS ..' a
rorteman. use A the above pre- ery "iI DC sold m ''' 80
SUI purchasers a. large discount IoiA Coz. =, o, ~,
Ary at . south yas.., @. address hoA No ~ A''N~
1yn. r. D.
TINE MIL PROPERTY for SALE or
4 FNCHAScF. % lries from Nog-fors = uiles Ioir
n NH.RR to-s 1l saw M. lad zee Mn ~ w,
iuss aaod 8arl ia a ave ,uilanrs nine acres Ochoii
youre Trees Fruits of 30 kinds Now dong sod N1ses-
Adi!.s {. h. PAUL, Iosfcles'cI, y !.
ToATFNT SEAMLESS SACK MANJfAC;
II TORY fr SALF.-Tle Sibsc-.htrs oaes for SAI.E
,b.i- rAqsNr Seamless StDA MANU- &C loki, cor
,is..u. u two C.t.l A.. ci D looms ard ah nee.
HacAtery oI manufacturing their Patent Seamless SACKS
Aso cherv Printing f-vs. together ~t tlciE enIe
W. Power. a.1 ttI.iI,4.: .ols-s.
Tle ll-D.ac.-cd u4tr Letters laiesi l-sl'l
De- 30 1850 vih an rvo.cl addition thereto sufc-,d y
1856 and slOi.r aI.iou lie to ffne-ca HsNa s. il
TWothrd u tie Patent s owned 10y tAe Sa'scnhf' and
vii D.. sod vi th. elcver4nd Properly. me Tc-ains
-.l.l istere.t lo Vl s.ec ~ reasonable l-e
The above valuable ID elrsoe fropery stsa'' n ie
VILLAGE O.. Jai..n So. SaI.tos CotA.y ,NeN "a
one fourth OF r.e from tie Depot OF TIE kens'caer AID
sslaoca Railroad Lc hcyadei.sseIas I,eA, sIa VI" 0e
20 i q. very T,as. lab.e rsscs.
Toroi II ac purchase money cen remain on oonl ard
JANIS H. COON and
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-29

E9TlNIEk GANDEN.
w Itl.rt t.s is.,.....-1. of tff flfNfHR-f bLtfD
....s.rsf. hr IS s. H.afe. Lrtlr-. p a. .ls4aai.f
LA.I tIUIl tF tttiliLL.
I.ff- ikl.if1.
o. -fl tr4 le0aa0a t. fa "a sr4t NI felrst flf Sc
f54i.I tlnc lrf
oHLA4 rLHrOEtsIOS %
t4fII..t..
vh'chrro1i.- .isi a.i fals 4,l !rd.frllcs vs. F's
FtEsu CrFiTfOT or
uEA!iA4IC 0EMrs.
suI 'gr - wLi.a sae leeelrca
CONIlALLp ANp fTuU siAIiC
AfikAi 1L.
.,..trtt ..,.......nr %. T. nOwTFs
Al...-I....tlrA' iHsa-a. Ir1l,r. c ~. h. o. %
Gas.stc..Hf g. % Dtgrf n .'.t -.......hf' d. 14-l
ir rtf.llr.t.f4 l.I ul. IH p.DII. .r
ND.ptI It.h4ho. f.f p.
t...gtf.t ..r.. r.s.'. i.. $3.50. ID. I. l.ses ~
fDI. iIlLplA3 rI.
N5gfLlsD STARTLING SWITCH
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-29

FOUNTAINS INDIA and AMERICAN IN
Z DIAN STORE 40. s53 hroadvsy, second story, be-
tween 18Th and l4.h.sts.. Is FILLED with Goods Iog
CHINA. INDIA hANILLA, JAPAN and AMElH(AN y
INDIA rs not % be- so1l csculeT, viz Shhs SAliN5f
SHANLS SCARFS. India MosAn; rineapPe Dress ooo 10
by the ys.d eosa, aud news Pin he and doioed
" li.r and Cclolcd .s-fs tnnc,n arI lcnget iaci q
boxes Desks Table Canton tAnt Vases, ban SL"ss' -
new styles AIlcfic-u luiu Fans with bs ana ;snc! %. 4
wort with suitable fncy s..Clc FOR lutorcers - =
Ac Wholesale ana rci.4l Cs.alog sent per mail
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-29
o.Inp lrec,ina ~ MORROW ,nd ihe FDLLOWINO

fA..Ii.. l,4...sF..a Toni ANS 80. .a- .',~
lrn Love f.ast lt O.. fn. ILe hry. :. 49, ARD wa
f,rl o. o. o.. Joy llne t.o ts y, e. il. a r. Oh qr--s
...... 81. fr. f d. .ll ,A...t.a A-.t -t Z l E 4
nr.r I.tI ..t i. .... g. Dfi.-.-,. .,-te t-4',a
few every 3D. u.4au ss-la .r.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-29

~. Isa1c Wrs-o.f, Pastor t-. l-' .i i ,-f a'9e
rrl.'r H-rlt thalrh of 80 .i.e-' .''H'1 'i 800 10
.,,...s r. ,DAl a. 80 a. 20 -'a 81 p. a -nt.r.' f
n. i..u.. " IL- tfi...l.Ia to.a4. i..r, ROM +. u.
na..,.t % &C. L.,-las. iac ba.c' oi hasoaH-., II
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-29
rrr,...,,,d st-re, nrd Third rvcsle.-tev.

JoL.-.f. T.. lt1.c..-r., f.,. ?. =. a. 'EyLL
fho i....f uil f.etr. i'H HioNfp" ANhfi" a. i'i
.o,l.c. si &c ~ L+iaos a. .r4ye.-a,e.hf S'l''e
...... 4.,a- g 80 +tta a-i-t
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-29
Go {Obom ii maj ConCfr!I.

A SECRET that every Married woman .hould
A kSOW.lnclOse % c,iis and stamped envelope, fd
dressed youref 70 Boz 80. % fo.tOAce " Yeastcf,
~ IL. Sllp.. G4d cleap.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-29

IN A.-c,a1ly or Believers in The Lord sesus
a. irf l.-. tfr It .c.0 i4 ln y hfl-ft 'i t'
J. f.4 DAi ol ,lr WEEh in the niy'fdy bn-linf'i
Va... ..n ID, .ic soisy Cod sd bel. bread n 4o-''
r.rr. % tr 4...l. t.L tlr ffei is .s-c-el ID. TO
.lri, fl.re ia ttf rs E.,f,G - oci'rs
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-29

N.r'a DGfch Church, c.--.g ..n "a fci .rt.t
I. ..s e ,.r.s , 0 f4. 10 ioi e!9ek sHl +
l Hr r..lp-. st .-., i''.'i' and -.nlt r. r., -
t..t... D. .a. I'D b, l1. tn.ae tra fi-f fith lI'
A... ., .. .4 500 ..'..ag F-.-ay o,ellr tit-ff
-r - n'.- .. L.T !.4ytfa.t.i.-s i.Jll Il ~
a...tk Ai .fr invited ed .r..s f.lgII..d.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-29

IL -t.,f-.f. Ch.r,h.-Il- Her. CO. As. 4. 'iciNTHF
r . 'ar.-- ... l.i.I,'. fr.r I'D. ..,s-s-l 49,
Vuh.ta aDh .tr 4nf hhF.lhI ".f.i.s '~'v .e'
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-29
SECOND rO,rp.

so ILL., Cen, NR. Scrip. .lif
loo do..........olu.lsJ
90 do..............s - J
10 du...... .........s.t
% AZ. 4 q. liautc Il H.. -
leo Del. q ilul. canal Co.. iol
Alich. SO. s n. !. RN.. 100
~ du..............''i"s
90 Cley. 4 filla hk 80 iu1
l,n iO...... .,..si'' ~.
.,O0 Gal. & Chic. N.K..::..'ii.
20, Cicye. 4 Toledo Rlt, .llb
3,O mi. 4 Rock ls..d iiR.ls
IsoM Mi. 4 2. la {. kii b5o ~
iOD do....... ...''..'
81 dO............... ~
loo Pitts, ft. W. L t.l,R. ~
90 do................s sfs
- s''"'',,,",iI.u ~
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-29

tlnason g. T.CLursh- ~ 1fo.a %, r,4s Grantl-iie
Pate Rr, b. DO ANLsr hifl1s r, b o. ~. 'il
,s,isu t,il0l5.- q 4 aua J f. oca'ai rfajef
ie.tin, a. .ilst pc...A
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-29

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New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-29

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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-05-07
FROM WASHINGTON.
Hooker Receives and Sends no
Orders Comptroller of the
Currency.

WASHINGTON, May s.
Neither the War Department nor the
President are receiving anything direct
from Hooker. He notified them when he
began that he should make no reports and
receive no orders now till he got the job off
his hands-that he had all the supplies,
munitions and re-inforcements he wanted,
and that he wouldn't trust the telegraph
with his secrets.
H. Mccullough, President of the Bank Of
the State Of Indiana, has been appointed
Comptroller of the Currency under the
National Banking Law. He was long con
nected with the old State Bank ofIndiana,
and has been President of the new organi-
z~atiOn, the high standing of which is large
ly due to his financial ability. he has
long held rank as one of the most e1-
perienoed fnaneiers and popular bank on
GERS in the country. He was not a eandf-
date for this position, and gave up an Of.
fee Of greater pecuniary value to secepttt
Secretary Chase some time ago seleeted
him for the head Of the new Bureau to in
augurate the National banking system, OF
account Of his eminent qualifications
Notice Of his acceptance has but recently
been received.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-05-07
TIE DAYTON RIOT.

raH -CINcISNATI, May b.
Great excitement existed st Dayton,
Ohio, yesterday, regarding the arrest of
~Vanandingham by order Of military au-
thorities. At dark from I'VE to six hun
dred persons proceeded to the Journal
Office, took possession Of and completely
Quilted the building and burned it to the
ground. The flames communicated to the
adjoining buildings and all the property
from the south end of the Phelps House
to the middle Of the square was destroyed.
All the telegraph lines were cut down
and destroyed. The bridge on the Xenia
road is reported destroyed. At 10 o'clock
at night the Federal troops from Cincinnati
and Columbus succeeded in putting down
the rioters, and at half past twelve o'clock
quiet was again restored.
EVENING. - Telegraph communication
being interrupted we have No adTices as
to the condition Of affairs there.
LATER.-DaytOn has been comparative
" quiet to-day. About 80 ringlesders
in last nights riot have been arrested
without resistance and placed in Jail.
The Empire newspaper has been sup
pressed. The editor has been arreseed
and brought here.
The soldiers removed q swivel from the
/ Empire Office, and also took possession of
two wagon loads Of muskets, and tore
| the Ightguards armory. Every preesu-
ton has been taken to prevent 8 renewal
NJ the outbreak.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-05-07
PARTICULARS OF THE DAYTON
RIOT.
thirty RingleadeFs Arrested,
NEWS FROM THE RAPPAHANNOCK.
NEW YORK. Nav 6

NEW 1oEki May o.
The following is from the Herald extra /:
Our messengers from Hooker's army
bring details Of his movements to Monday
night, and Of the movements of SedgWiek
to 2 o'clock on Tuesday morning Hooker
maintained his new line on the edge Of the
woods, a short distance north Of Chancel-
l~orVille, crossing the main road leading to
the United States Ford, without important
change. There was no fighting there IN
til late on Monday afternoon, when a di-
vision Of the 9th corps advanced towards
Fredericksburg, meeting the rebel Skin
mishers in the woods, driving them back.
The main body pushed on, meeting large
bodies of rebels in double line Of battle.
A half hours heavy fighting ensued-our
battery compelling the rebels to fall back
in disorder. The division then returned
TO our main line and rested, and having
-asoertained the enemy's position, Hooker
on Sunday night and Monday morning
intrenched himself, and is abundsntly able
to resist any rebel attack.
From General Sedgwick's corps the
Herald publishes the following in sub
stance: It appears after the great strug-
gle of Sunday Lse detached q large body
to meet Sedgwick and it was known
Longstreet was rapidly getting in sedg-
wick's rear at the same time. Early
Monday morning. large masses Of rebels
appeared on the Heights east Of Freder-
icksburg where We had but a small 49,
having soAt o laLg1 portion 70
Sedgwick. The position was r~elinqulshed
after a short resistance, having first re-
moved all the guns. Some fighting occur
red above Fredericksburg. 1t IS believed
to have been an unsuccessful attempt to
prevent Longstreet from moving up.
Sedgwiek was hOtly engaged all Mon
day, the rebels pressing him at all points
and his men were obliged to give way to
overwhelming masses Of rebels, and his
discontinue seemed certain, when q YER
mont Brigade made a furious charge, re-
pulsine them and securing the safety Of
that portion of the army. The slaughter
Of the enemy here near Banks Ford was
horrible, whole brigades Of rebels being
wiped out. SedgWick re-crossed the river
however, in face of the enemy after mid
night, the enemy raking our brigades with
artillery, causing great loss of life. He
succeeded in getting across in compare
lively good order, and marched Immediate
" to United States Ford to join Hookers
ain army.
The Tribune has about the same account
as the above.
From various published sources the fol-
lowing is compiled: Longstreets forces
are not with Lee, but are between Rich
mond and Suffolk.
General Hooker in answer to a question
| from the President on Monday night, said
| that the matter Of re-taking Fredericks-
burg by the rebels was Of no consequence.
General Hooker keeps his lines Of COM
municatiOn clear. Ammunition and "a
tons are going forward freely, nOtwith-
standing the desperate attempts Of the
rebels to take Banks ford and to cut of
our line Of supplies.
Beauregard has reached Richmond with
some forces from Charleston, and takes
command Of the defenees around Rich
mond.