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Daily national Republican., 1863-11-24
ADJUSTMENTS.
CROv ER's EATRE.
" Penn'a avenue, near wiilard's Hotel.
LEONARD GROVER. DIRECTION

Grove ER's THEA TIRE
" Penn'a avenue, near wiilard's Hotel
LEONARD RovEB.................pI DIRECTION
The Manager takes extreme pleasure in snnouno.
AFTEN MONTHS OF NEGOTIATION
with the suthor.
WEEKS OF PREPARATION,
And many days Of rehearsal, he is At length pre-
pared to present
THE GREAT DRAMATIC SUCCESS OF
THE CENTURY,
which createda
PERFECT FURORE OF EXCITEMENT
During saotninterrupted ao run ofover
roua MONTHS. AT ErBLo's oAADEr SEW yoRK.
Attracting 10 that spacious edidce
CROWDS UPON CROWDS
o. The tf population Of ne metropolis. who, upon
great great, drama assembled In such VAST MULTI.
FIVE TO FIFTEEN HUNDRED PEOPLE
WERE ENABLE TO GAIN ADMISSION.
This master produetion Of one Of Am.rica's most
the city OF London, where II has been playing Tor
OVER SIXTY CONSECUTIVE NIGHTS,
The press Of that city according 10 II the highest
position in the neid Of dram productions Of the
The EMINENT YOUNG AMERICAN Artistic,
MISS LUCILLE WESTERN,
will mpersonate the soul.touching character ofthe
JEWISH MAIDEN.
MR.AUGtsTfN DAILY, the able author Of this
celebrated drama, 10 personally directing its re-
hesr:al, having made the journey from New York
to this city for that express purpose.
MR.. CHARLES KOPPITZ,
The eminent musician, and conductor Of Growers
Grand o. chestra, has concentrated all his mastery
abilities In the composition and Arrangement OF
the music.
THIS (TUEsDAY) EVENING, Nov. ~,
VIII be presented the great emotional drama, in
FIVE acts, f'y Mr. Augustin Daily, oi New York, en-.
titled
LEAH, THE roRsAKEN.
PRICES OF ADMISSION.
DTebs STele oO Cents
Orchestrd 10 cents
fht1ueWe ~ cents
Gnllefy 10 cents
Private ........................eb ~ anu $40
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-24
THANKSGIVING DAY!
SPECIAL GRAND ANNOUNCEMENT, -!
THE ENTIRE
ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY

IMPRESARfO GRAU,
Madame Vera Lorini, Mile Paulins Castri, Mile
Morensi, signors steian', Morelli, mufio, in
A GRAND CONCERT!
LUCIA AND TROVA ATORE!
Commencing at q, o'clock and terminating at a..
Doors o, en- at 2. Regular dramatic admission
Seats may be secured from the morning without
extra charge. no2I
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-24

THE only place whore you can purchase India
st H. A. HALLS India Rubber Warehcuse. iio
Pennsylvania avenue. between Ninth and Tenth
strnets. Also, all kinds Of Rubber goods beauti.
fully repaired at short notice, mar ae-V
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-24

Tho whole OF the aldo armor to Be made from the
best Iron, ends and edges TO BE- square and straight
In nine %, months from the date Of contract.
The whole Of the iron to be Of aquaiity that will
bear tensile strain Of twenty-five ta2) United
having establishments capable OF doing this work,
and their establishments will be examined before
= contract will be awarded
conmandant Of the brooklyn, New York, navy.
yard.
and the Department reserves the right reject any
advertisement IT, in Its opinion, the public inter.
The proposition mus, state the rries per pound
for which each class OF the Iron will be delivered
psnisd Syp he snI p.ris. %a W viii H'SSS sas
cute contract 4 awarded to them.
nov2s-atawtdec2i
TED----SURGEONS AND AS.
w slsrANT SURGEONS for colored reSi.
ments in the Departments Of the South, Gull, and
All candidates must be examined before Board
Boards are now In session at Boston, New York.
Washington, Cincinnati, and st. Louis, and at the
headquarters Of the Armies Of the Potomac, Cum
Applications for examina alton should bs made to
the Surgeon General w. s. A., Washington, d. C., and
must be accompanied with one or more testimo-
malls OF good moral character from respectable
persons.
The Board will determine whether the candidate
10 qualified for Surgeon for Assistant Surgeon,
The candidate must be graduate Of some regu-
lar Medical Colleges nonsraduates will not be ex-
Acting Surgeon General.
surgeon General's once, Nov. is, 1853.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-24
NEW MILITARY BOOKSI

NEW MILITARY BOOKSi
snoe during the American revolution; and the Or.
ASStass% s{9.IsfD Ea..% BOynton A M
Just published and fof s.is By
Bookseller and stationer,
no2-std ssA pennsylvania avenue.
ARE BOOK.
Genersls Montholon and Gourgand, seven vol
umes, large octave, $2i. For sale by
Bookseller and Stationer,
no20-6td 3S4 Pennsylvania avenue.
NEW BOOKS!! NEW BOOKS
My Farm Of Edsewood; by Ike Marvel; q 90.
Dream Lie, . S PsrsSis 81 u iAe N seasons; % Il %.
The Yankee Boy from Home; 81 %.
.h Msriysis. ~ hai,to,y Of The Roman' yo /; q; a.
Hospital sketehesj BY L. NJ. AIcott; 60 cents.
Just published and for ..le hy
Bookseller and stationer,
no2-u IA Pennsylvania avenue.
EREEDOM NATIONAL!
THE EMANCIPATION PROCLAMATION
INDICATED!
oF The OF
ISSUED JANUARY |, 1858;
AND
LETTER OF THE PRESIDENT OF THE U s. TO
THE UNION CONVICTION HOLDEN AT
SPRINGFIELD, uLL.,) SEPT. ., 1858.
ofncislly Revised and Corrected.
From the Press Of the NATIONAL REPUBLICAN.
HUDSON TAYLOR,
nois-u sst Pennsylvanis avenue.
DHILP q sOLOMONs,
BOOKSELLERS, ARMY sTATIONERs,
PRfN TIERS,
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS,
3s2 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Have constantly on hand
All Military and Naval Works,
New and recent Publications,
Amy Amy Ssas. Ss.assiosasry, ss6y, all kinds
Field Manifold Writers,
Company Roll Books,
General Order Files,
Army P.y Tables,
Field M Mc:psins Presses,
Pension and Bounty Blanks,
Record books for use at headquarters by As
sistant Adjutant Generals.
Blank books made, and Printins done to order on
All Printed Books sent by mail free Of postage.
oc25-tf
n ENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING. WE
VI have now In store full stock Of Gentlsmen's
spring overeoats, Business Suits, Dress Suits and
Furnishing Goods Of the latest styles, manuiaotur
ed with ne same degree OF nsatness style, and ele
WALL, STEPHENS 4 Co,
sSS Pennsylvania Avenue, between
spr lv-,nf Is,sr 4 lntsl.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-24

Tm Omar PMSsYIvAN1A Rours.-Th
quickest and ssfc:t route 70 the Northwest an
sunday. soldiers tioksis Il Ooycrnsient rStSs y
FOR ticket; .nd Nisher apply 81 ne q
der National Hotel. once open non :. n. = !
D. n''on sundsysa 10 ap. =. ..
sua xsSns
Who WnL N CURlD I've desire 70 call
special sttention to the advertisement Of the esis-
9rated Dr. velnl which appears in another column
akin and experience ia guarantee that the unior.
tunate Victim OF certain indiserstons can with con-
ddence intrust his case in his hands. Let young
:sisi T "''''' ' ''n' and '''' zoe best '''n' Of
Nsw Yoak sTiLss.- --0snalsrssm's Ciothtng -
~.ss ssss s :.
Rns over oi.d n ss ty .''' and n''A any,
oos-u ssa Pa. sv., bet. e Hinsh % and TsntS .t..
THE only place whore you can purchase b,dss
RabSr goods Of all kinds al Mems sscstrers prices ID
st II. 4. HALLS India Rubber Warehouse, iio
st.sets. Also, all kinda Of Rubber goods besuti.
FULLY repaired at short notice. mar 2s-W
THANKSGIVING DINNERS
Just received at the Perpetusi Market" street,
two doors from Twelfth street. noql-sts
DOST OFFICE, WASHINGTON, D.
i C., November 81, 1858. ~ z
=, The time for the departure Of the nrst great
ehseged from $40 to i've o'clock. TO take eject on
~. Il Gasi %s matte. S
tended for noints be,nn1 th.t c,tv .ha.,S ~ ~ ~
n n Sss sy a Roa1 will dispatched
i6c Eastern trains In New York and must lie oven oven
thsr. one nail. s. J. BOWEN,
no2isa Postmsssf
ORSFs, CATTLE, SHEEP, HOGS.
CORN, HAY, FARMING UTENsIL.,
ss AZ F9bllc H6c4iDS ktIGHES FURSTuRf
The attention of the public Is called to the sale
PAY, koyember asth. at my Farm, situated In
Prince Georges county, Md, about sig ts) miles
iSs hs ins Sy S;rS asS 1ass
Having rented my farm, the sale will positively
Terms All sums Of go and under, cash; over
that amount, note Of four months, with approved
''SSaity; sSa, y! viii be taken ,,ur r,,.,,
ENALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.
l. LADIES' BLACK, COLORED AND SCARLET
Cloaks and Circulars; ...
Black, Frosted Beaver, Plush and Waterproof
Cloaking Cloths; ''' IT,
French Merinos, Reps and Ottonaps In ali coiors;
Plain, Plaid and striped valenciasi
White, Red, Blue, and Yellow Flannels, In all
qualities;
Sack and Shirting F1annels;
Cassimeres and Satinetts;
White and Colored blankets;
Long and Square shawls,
Black Silka;
Mourning Goods, In great variety;
White and Brown Cotton shectings, Ac.,
Balmoi al and Hoop skirts;
Hosiery, Gsuntiets, Jouvin's Kid Gloves, ke., &c.
NJ. TAYLOR l. CO.,
novo-im No. n Centre Market Space
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-24

WASHINGTON THEATRE.
w THIS EVENING,
GRAU'S ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY.
LAST TWO NIGHTS.
THIS (TUEsDAY( EvENfNG. NOVEMBER ~,
Will be produced the entire fourth act OF verd,'s
most celebrated Il iGpfr rsovAroRE, 4
MADAME SOPHIE VERA LoRINI,
Mile MoREHsfs as A1assna, sTEFANiss Msnrieo,
MoRELLI " Count lcLuna, XiMENEs as Fer.
The last act Of
LUCIA DI LAMMERMooR.
MILE CAsTRI RIa.:......::.:...::...... LUCIA
SIGNOR STEFAN,
In his renowned role OF EDGARDO
GRAND CONCERT.
BY MINNIE, Yer. Lorini, Mile C..tri, Mile Moren-
ADMISSION:
Orchestra and Balcony. ~
Parquette aud Dress Circle. ..."....... 49,. 90
u Seat. ior the Oroh::tr. and Balcony may Be-
secured, without extra charge, at Mstzerotts Music
ro'~oIsSS HSsf ort RS;Mfs'ss
The las" q sSsn. sS the Ia: &C. of Ia
%. y o,siSsH% sGS y ;s ]: Ss$Gs ITAiEAS 6skss,
regular Growers Theatre prices, when an extraor.
dinary representation will be given. Seats for the
Matinee can now lie secured without extra charge
at Growers Theatre. no2tit
A GRAND COMPLIMENTARY BALL
ODD FELLOWS HALL, Gs.vy y.rd,)
THANKSGIVING EVE,
Wednesday, November 26, 1859.
Schroeder's Cotillion Band has been engaged for
the occasion.
The Committee pledge themselves to spare no
pains nor expense to make this he Ball OF the
season.
Tickets ONE DOLLAR, admitting a gentleman
and Ladies'; to be obtained from the committee and
At the door on the evening of the Ball.
ConmiIee:
I. II. Waltemever, First 1t. NJ. l.. Hulse,
First 1t. r. o. 8, Burke, A. n. Nermiliion,
Thomas Hamilton, Geo. L Lawrence,
First 1t. =. W. Pettes, John W. Cross,
Daniel L. Carrigan, W. v. Baldwin,
First Ii. J. A. Robbins, X. Kahlert,
Joshua Green, VIM. Hoeke,
1t. X. s. u. Keefe, =. W. Kahlert.
no20-dtd
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-24
LOCAL NEWS.
COURT PROCEEpINes.

sUPRIMI CoURT- CAief Justics Cartter.-This
court 10 stili occupied with the "sckle's cutoff "
case. Unusual interest Il manifested In the cause
by the various members OF the Washington bar.
HIAvY TRAIN.-she was . glorious crea-
ture-perhsps iittis vain % she swept along the
Avenue, drswing q silken train. Her robe was
very costly, her train very long, and murmured
admiration swelled out from every throng OF idle
swells and losfers IN, fair ehanced 10 meet, or
who osled her from taverns and corners Of the
street.
Aod thus phe promenadsd through many weary
squares, astonishing the people with her grand
snd lofty airs But at length her train grew heavy
and with labor on she strobe, while her garment
like drag.net took the sweepings OF the road. On
she struggled Till she tainted her brain spun quite
around, and two near-at.hana policemen Tiled 10
bear her from the ground. But, though well and
able-bodied, their strength was all In vain; they
could lift the gentle damsei, but they couldn't
bulge her train. Atlast her skirt was liftsd, and
terrible mess lay welterirs the e, beneath the
dress Of the lady fair
There were quds Of tobacco and stumps Of ci-
gars, old sogers I" that surely had "been through
the wars,"-a dead rat and sausage, an old "dog.
gs,type," cockroaehes, live SPIDERS and pieces Of
tripe, all plastered together with feeulent dirtA
pretty appendagc to an elegant hirt
They lifted her tenderIy--hsndlsd with care
put her into hack and sent her home, snd II 10 to
be hoped she will not again be guilty OF promenad.
ing in her evening drcss.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-24

THE SHOOTING CASE Yesterday Verdict Of
the Coroners Jury-Deeision Of he Police Msgi.raie.
coroner Woodward held an inquest yesterday
afternoon on the body Of WIN Chase, the coiored
man who was killed while examining = pistol
which was In the hands Of Charles Posey, colesed.
The verdict Of the jury wss "that the deceased
met his death from the effects OF shot fred from
revolver, which was being examined by deceased
and colored man named Charles Pusey; and the
jury further agree, that Z ON the evidence before
them the shooting was purely accidental" This
morning Posey had hearing before Justice Thomp
son, who held him to bail In the sum OF eaoo, for
his appearance at court. Pusey IL said to be de-
tectiye ciicer In the employ Of Capt. sehectz.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-24

NEW YoRk STrLss.- 0snslsmsn's ClothtmQ -
kep and Fashionable "A large assortment for Dress
and Business wear. The Eksiish sack and walk.
thing over offered In this city.
WALL, STEPHENS 4 Co,
ocs-u s22 Pa av., bet. Ninth and Tenth sts
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-24

WANTED. IA GENTLEMAN WITH
w Asmall family desires TO rent House with
I'VE or six rooms, In the northern section Of the
city. Please address Box 20, Republican once,
stating terms, location, no. jyi8-u
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-24
CHbNLEs IT. 1VWTKTNN,
noi9-i2t Capt. and Quaftermaster, C,s.A.
A SSISTANT QUARTERMASTER'S
MAYORS OFFICE, NOV. 10, 1858.

BY VIRTUE OF AN ACT OF THE CITY CoUN-
ellis, and In accordance Herewith, shall offer for
sale, for caah. to the highest bidder, on wEDNES.
DAY. the 2bth instant In mont OF the City Hall at
the hour Of IL NJ, the exclusive right and privilege
Of using the several Corporation Scales until the
first day ofJuiy 1854, for the purpose Of weighing
hay, straw, fodder, oats IN the straw, and live
stock, situated At the following places
avenue and 18th street west.
No. .. Louisiana avenue, bets cen Ninth and
Tenth streets west.
No. >. In front OF Northern Market, at intersee-
tion Of New York avenue and X street north.
No. l. Corner Of Maryland avenue and Third
street east.
No. S. In front OF Anacostia Engine-houss.
The following 10 the tarin OF rates which the pur-
chaser are entitled to receive: For every load OF
hay, straw, fodder, oats in the straw, weighing
one thousand pounds or less, 25 cents; over one
thousand pounds, 90 cents; and for each and every
bundle, bale, or package OF the same 10 cents; for
weighing live stock, two cents Tor every hundred
pounds.
Parties purchasing will be required to comply
with all the provisions OF the act approved 2ist
February, 1889, entitled "An act to establish pub
lie hay scales, and for other pnrposes."
RICHARD WALLACH, Mayor.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-24
NEW BOOKS.

NJ W BOOKS.
srEDMAN-A Alice Of Monmouth, by Z. c. stedman,
price d.
EPEs Peculiar Tale Of the Great
Transition, by Epes sargeant, price $3.50.
MRS. SOUTHWORTH-The Fatal Marriage, by
Mrs. Southworth, price In cloth o. 90, paper
o..
TX MARvEL-My Farm Of Edgswoed, by Tx Mar
vel: aa,hSr Of Rsvsrie' ofs sehslor, &C.,
THACKEaAY-Roundabo Papers, BY VIM. NJ.
Thackeray, illustrated, price 81
WHfTTIER-In War Time, and other Poems, By
J. @. Whittier, price Si.
R1CHTER-Levana, or the Doctrine Of Education,
BY Jean Paul Richter, price 81 50
PONSONbY-Mary LINDSEY, by Lady Emily Pom
sonby, price 30 cents
Together with all other new and recent publica-
tions, which are sent BY mail free Of postage.
For sale by PHILIP l. SOLOMONS,
no23-2t 3a2 PennsylvaniA avenue.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-24

A SSISTANT QUARTERMASTER'S
"A OFFICE, corner OF G and nty-seeond
streets, Washington, D. e., November 10, 1885,
NOTlCE.-In addition to the sale of condemned
public animals on Wednesday, the 25th November,
q number OF FiRe stations and Brood Mares will
be sold on the same day, place, and terms.
e. H. TOMPKINs,
no20-6 Capt. and A. q. NJ, U. s. A.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-24

special attention TO the mi of the ssls
orAted Dr. Vellnl which appears In another column
Inc Doetorsa safe and reliable whose
tunate victim OF certain ndseretions can with con.
udence intrust his case In his hands. Let youns
o.n be wsrped In time, and ssek the best neans o1
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-24

TBE SUBSCRIBER HAS ON HAND
large quantity OF OAK and PINE WOOD,
thoroughly seasoned and In good condition, which
he 70 prepared to deliver to purchasers in any part
OF the city, at reduced prices. Also, Anthracite
and Cumberland COAL, in quantities to suit pur-
chasers. Orders solicited at his new Wood Yard,
No. tss Twelfth street, between and = streets.
noe-u F.E CORBETT.
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-24
DY THOMAS BOWLING, AUCT'R,

ID GEORGETOWN, D. G.
AUCTION SALE On FRIDAY next, the 2Ith
inst, at O'Clock y. M, Two-story Frame House
and Double Lot 10 Georretown, only few yatds
from the African Methodist church.
Terns cash.
Fer particulars inquire Of r. g. DAvIs-office in
front OF City Hall. THOS. BOWLING,
no3 Auctioneer
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-24
WANTS.

VIZ A MT f D..--A BOY OR GIRL,
w from ~ to IS years OF age, who has had
some .cxper!ense In waiting upon table, Is ac-
quainted In the city, and 10 neat about his or her
house shove Nineteenth street. Good wsscs paid.
no6-u
Daily national Republican., 1863-11-24

FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT.
Il Furnished rooms, agreeabiy located, may be
rented by calling at ++s street, between Sixth
and Seventh. novis-n
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-09-29
The Right Spirit.

EY' B. E. MORTON, Esq, was nomin-
ated by the Copperheads of Chckasaw
County, for The position of County Judge.
He declines the nomination, however, in
"a letter published in the Courier, in
which he gives the following as the
reason for bis declension a"
My reason for doing so is that will not do
anything to discourage the brave boys now in
the field, or to bolster up the rebel cause. The
soldiers well know that they have worse foe
to contend with in their rear, than the one
facing them, and this rear foe comes out under
the shield of" democracy !" the soldiers know
no difference between the Copperheads and
those that go with them. If ! should allow
my name to remain on that ticket, would be
marked for "Copperhead" notwithstanding
those who gave me the nomination may have
been good loyal men. Hs
believe that ALL LOYAL men should be
unit, and know no party but UNION while
this unholy rebellion continues, and ,vU not
allow my name to pun under any other condi
tons. b f.. MoRrox
How much greater devotion to the
light would Capt. MILLER have shown,
had he taken the course Of Mr.. MORTON.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-09-29
SHERIFF's SALE.

DY VIRTUE Of an Execution issued out Of
ID and under the seal of the District Court
of Buchanan County, Iowa, in favor Of Ephraim
Leach, and against the lands and ten
ements of George Harter, the following des-
cribed mortgaged property, viz:
The south seyen.tenths OF the northeast quar-
ter Of the southeast quarter Of section twenty.
eight, and the south seven-tenths Of the east
fourth, Of the northwest fourth, OF the south
east quarter Of section twenty eight, and eight
acres due north of seventeen and one-half acres
off the south side of the southeast quarter of
northwest quarter Of section twenty seven. an
in Township eighty nine. range nine west, ir
Buchanan County, Iowa.
Which property, as above described will.
offer for sale, at Public Auction, at the door of
the Sherifrs Office. in the village of Indepcn
dence, on Saturday, the 24th day OF October.
a. d. 1868. at Two clock. p NJ. Of said day. 10
the highest bidder. to satisfy said Execution
and costs. -
JOHN M. WESTFALL, SHERIFF.
Sheriff 8 Office, Independence. Iowa., a
September 2lst. 1863 26.4w
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-09-29

Its- The Rebels perfectly understand
the object and effect of the movements of
the Copperbesds of the north, as is evil
dent from the following from late let
ter from the Rebel MAuRY to the Lon
don Times. lie says: 81
Since. then, the Union is gone and neither
party can subjugate the other, it follows that
the war is not to be ended by the sword
Other agents have to be called in play.
What are they ? Let us inquire. They are,
divisions in the camp Of the enemy, dissen-
siohs among the people of the North. There
Is alreadya peace party there. ALL THE EN-
BARRAssMENTs WITH WHICH THAT PARTY CAN
SURROUND Mr.. LINCOLN, AND ALL THE DIFF
cuLTlEs THAT 1T CAN THROW IN THE WAY OF TT ;,
WAR PARTY IN THE NORTH, OPERATE DIR,1cTry
AS so MUCH AID AND COMFORT TO THE t3ouTY.
This is the party with which Captain
MILLER stands. WHAT does he say to
the above?
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1863-09-29

with trees and shrubs, both Of the orig.
inal forest and transplanted The streets
are wide and tolerably clean. The bus
mess part of the town is more compact
-ly built, and appears TO have been .hri.
wing place up to the 10Th inst. Some Of
the stores were open yesterday, but the
larger part Of them were closed, and the
owners, no doubt, were with Price flee
ing from the Yankees. While waiting
at drug store for my companion de
voyage, Major True, Of the 62d illinois,
TO purchase some sweet oil, | overheard
a resident of the place telling group Of
other denizens, about his experience with
Gen. Davidson, VIII, is in command of
the city. lie finished by saying that,
" Gen. Davidson is a gentleman, and i.
is so rare that we find gentleman in
office now a-days that am surprised"
The Capitol is built on the general plan
of all the other buildings in the city,
covering large surface Of ground, but
low. AS my time was limited did not
SO into the building, but from the out,
side il appeared 10 be very commodious.
We have no news from the forces pur-
suing Prices army, except rumor. which
says that at right on the l1th inst. they
were about twenty miles from here and
fighting all the time; also that the reb;,
els were burning their train and every.
thing that in the least impeded their
march. The lates! papers We have re-
ceived from the north are the Memphis
papers of the LIST inst We are here cut
off from civilization almost entirely, as
theie is no mail route in operation, and
we are compelled TO depend upon the
supply train bringing our mail. These
run at very irregular intervals, and there.
is very, little certainty about their bring.
ing the mails when they do come
Isaac Gill, of Company H, died at
Brownsville on the 9Th inst. Thomas
Magill, of the LIST Cavalry, and SOD 81
Esquire Magill, Of Buffalo Grove, was
killed III the battle on the 10th inst but
his brother, who was with him, is UNI.
jured. These are all the late cas1a, 100
! to the men from our county oe ,.b;ch 7
have heard.
JiD LAKE.