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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1863-03-21

nESERrED from ny Company % The
~ l3,h day Of December 1861 q Hendss.
con-. Ky, private George w. 0~assswsy,
aged n yssrs.6 fsst . inches high. lighs
complexion gray eyes, dark hair. home d
Msdisen cosoy, Iodisnss and b. ~oeeupssies
Z Muller.
Said Gassswsy bee sss returned slsos
to dsty. tsw SNh VI
Any person arresting sid Gsssswey and
hiasia any County jail u The State
Of Indiana. end advising ne q che sams
shall receive The suass q twenty I've dokass
a. ,. BECKETT. Csps, CO. ~
65th Reg, Ind. Vol.
March IL, 1063.-3w
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-10-07

LETTER 70 THg LoRp.-tn garden Of
Berlin, . Canary bird was found bearing
on its neck . small note. The address
was unusual-Aa den isSen Got-to the
good Lord. The finder broke the seal,
and found sincere message in accordance
With the direction. II vas written by
ladr. 40 inmate Of private lunatic ssy-
lun. The unfortunate one pleading for
relief from her sad situation asked spec
dy death. She complained that the mis-
rule and self-will Of rude female atten-
dant was the cause Of her suffering. All
explanations to her relatives were vain, be-
Gauss this stlendant attributed her com.
plainings 10 diseased mind, and punished
her fer nskiag knewh her situation. The
benevolent individual who found the note
determined to investigate the matter. The
lady's name was subscribed in full, so that
her friends we're easily found. She was
removed TO another institution. In few
aenths the best wishes Of her friends we're
grati6ed. She was fully restored.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-10-07
Gsrsr FrRE.-Ia recent Northern &C.

GassK FIRE.-Ia recent Northern &C
counts Of the siege of Charleston, we lind
frequent mention made OF throwing shells
iato the city charged with the destructive
and abominable compound called +" Greek
Fire." II is doubtless an imitation OF this
famous compositioa, the receipt Of which
has been lest to mankind for hundreds OF
wears. Scientific men of modern times are
hy no means agreed as 10 the ingredients
used in the manufacture of thisaciid hre,
and while some announce one thing and
some another, as forming constituent
part, all are at a loss to torn a grand ag-
sregste, and are left to conjecture.
Hid Fire, or Greeks FIRE as Il is called,
was the invention Of Syrian engineer
named Callanicus, who FIRST applied It IN
the sea fight under Constantine, against
the Saracens. in the Hellesp0nt, and with
such eject that be burnt the whsle Meet
in which we're thirty thousand men. IL IS
1 kind Of artificial or Fictitious lire, which
burns under water, and that, it is said, with
a greater violence than out OF it. Its CON-
position is supposed to be Of sulphur, nap
tina, gum and bitumen. and is only extln,
gsiskable by vinegar, mixed with sand ana
urine, or BY covering it with rawhides.
Its motion or tendency is said to be con-
trary to that Of natural Ere. always follow
ing the direction in which il is thrown,
whether dswnwards, sideways or other
vise Fer the annoyance ot the enemy
the Greeks employed il with equal effect
By sea and land, in batteries or in sieges
Ii was either poured from the ramparts 10
large boilers, Or launched in red hot ball'
sf iren. Or dartei in arrows or jayelins
twisted round with FAX and tow which had
deeply imbibed tbs infaxable oil; some
times il vas deposited 10 FIRE ships and vas
mos. es.sssly blown throsg b long tubes
of copper, which we're placed on the bow
Of . gallery. aad faacifullY shaped into the
moatks q savage and Aideoas monsters
that seemed to vsnit streams Of liquid and
conssming sre. Subsequently 70 the year
Coo, sbsst which time il was frst used, II
was On divers sccasiens applied with sig.
nal advantage and what IS remarkable IS,
that the Greeks were So happy as to keep
the secret Of he csapssltion TO themselves,
tbeash their saheyi and artillery were
sometimes leaned 10 the Romans. Up t.
the year go, no other nation knew the Sc
eres. Even at the end Of the 18th centu
~, the Pisass, % whom every science ana
everT art wsre familiar. suffered the ef
fseti without undertaking the secret .
the Greek FIRE.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-10-07

Increase Of Price. The Atlanta (Geo.)
papers have put up their price TO $s6 per annum for
the Daily, aad 30 cents for single copies. The AT
aa,a Intellsencer is SO per month fOr,he Daily and
81 per month fol the Weekly issue, and no subscrlp-
ton Is taken for longer than three months = under
the impression, we may suppose, that another rise
will be necessary. Advertisements are charged ~
per square Of ten lines for the first, and 81 so for
each succeeding insertion.
The Petersburg Express. Daily, is $40 per annum
This advance, the Express says, ais rendered neces
sary BY the late advance in the price paper which
has gone up from SO to rs cents per pound, with
certain prospect Of being one dollar soon. The price
before the wal was nine to len CENTS"
This prospective large increase IN the price Of pa
per cores US to resor, to countersailing pro-
cess We shall not increase the price Of the Recor
der al present, but we must advance something in
eur charges for advertising. Hereafter. therefore, our
charges will be 81 SO per square Of fourteen lines
FOR the FRS. insertions and rs cents for each suisse
quen, insertion. The price ofthe Recorder will con-
tinus 80 per snnum in advance So SO il not paid
within three months, and - il delayed until aler
the expiration Of the years and we shall be cempred
more strictly to adhere to these terms than hereto
ORE n Those in arrears are earnestly requested 10
pay up.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-10-07

PRIcss IN sourH CAReLIsA.-The Com
missionen 81 Appraiseusnt for the. State Of
South Carolina havs published list 81
prices To be paid BY the Government 10
that State. The price Of bacon is 65 to
IS csats per ID. beef. astt, Is cts. gross
10; Gers and meal % per bushel; -four SO
tssiI per hundred; sorghum nslassss %
per gslisn fresh pork s. cts. coast salt
SIS per bsshel. lie. There is some fair.
sess in these prices. and We venture to say
that they atfsfd the farnsr remunsratiys
prot. ChUlslt Dems0sL
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-10-07

The President Of the " Farmers Bank
Of North Carolina lt 6resBsbsreugh, eau
,ioas III. public ssaisst receiving ssy Of
ihe old notes o. hat 2ank issued It Eliza.
beth City. The rev issus have " Greens.
boror printed scrsst the face 10 red isk.
sigusd "Cyrus P. Mendsnhall. President"
and {" ". A. Caldwell, Cashier" and are
good soles-tks old ipsss have not this
marx. This caution il given because 4
Yankee Regiment tsok forcible possession
81 large aaosnt Of the old issue which
had been cancelled, st Elizabeth City. il
Apguft last.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-10-07
THE HISTORY or NORTH CAROLINA,

IhG n1o AUnx VI NVnA0 VAnUAANn,
DUpLISHED in 1861 BY the undersigned, in pre-
l. face, conceded that |. contained emissons una
voidahle and many imperfeciions. A SECOND
EDITION was then promised, which would remedy
these defects. This Is now called for. He wiz be-
grateu. 10 any one who will point out any erers in
the dates, names facts IN the various counties Of
the state; and any niosRAPHicAL sketch Of thsss
Who have done service 10 tie field OF State.
Letters may be sent 10 me, care Of Hon. d. L.
Swain. JOHN H. WHEELER,
Chapel Hill, NC.
~ Editors publishing this for three months, and
sending me copy Of the paper containing tho sane,
shall receive copy Of the second edition when pub
lished, which will be enlarged, carefully corrected
and embellished with engrsvings.
September 9Th. IL 5m
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-10-07
Receiving NEW GOODS.

SUGAR aud COFFEE,
- "A and Bleached GorroNS,
Black aud White and Colored y ALICoS,
Table KNIVES, Thimbes,
shoe Pinchers, Cut facks, Steel Lasting Tacks,
Honey soap, Letter Paper,
Head Handkerchieis, Null Muslin,
Linen Lusler and osnsburgs,
White and Black Thread,
White and Black Bone suspender Ba:tons,
Skirt Brsds. Brown Muslins,
Colored Flsnnels. White Grape,
De Birge. Spool Cotton,
Agate Buttons. Black Tape,
Pins. Coarse Needles,
Hair Pins, English CoPperas.
Tea, Crushed Sugar, Extract Loswscd.
n. N. BROWN & CO.
July -. a.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-10-07
SALT | SAITH

tn WOOL CARDING MACHINES a.. Rad,
kss fsf buyness Price, IS cents per pound "a,
white, and as for MIXED WOOL We win card 4, m.
tenth pan o. The wool. The highest cash pries Win
be paid fsr PLAxSEED.
LYON & WHITAKER.
Aunstf 0s--N
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-10-07
C A Il d

CA Il d.
IN the shsencs ell regular Tuner, / will attend a
! the Tanning OF PIANOS 10 Hill.oo,ourh. Chr.
Ten Dollars, unless,hs Plane has not bees 10 III
within twelve months, when charges will be- msA
according 10 hs coalition. All strings and r.psss
s1"' HENRI BASELER.
Janssy -. H-isM
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-03
Notice TO Will Owners.

Persons intending build Grist Circular Saw Mills
can find At Hoilis RS Mills North Montpelier, four st
ho Shafts two which are five inches in diameter, IA
f. ling, with Ave et puleys attached Also three
80 inch ,uleys f null spindes, and tn "a inch pa eys
for lghleuers all Of which u in face.
Also, two shafts six ches in d. tmeter of which is
II teeto the other brig fest, with sets beve
ars hree to one in M ton, six incn face with DO
tn same to run in.
Que Single Min for saving shingles. One Clapboard
Mill made on Az improved pl IN. The above Machines
cannot br eqnalled as fr ,'r5 thsRip and U rabty
zee is e cd opportunity for those shing TO pur
chase, as they will be sod at liberal discount
Also, am Dr-pa ed 81 bnld G ST and rcular saw
Mills Will ur isn "a her aud Rubber Be ting Boiling
Cloth and Burr Mill tine to ord r at manufacturers s.
prices MARTIN HOLLlS TER, Milwriaht.
Ap il, 25 l>63. d&w,f
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-03

PUEBlA .-Puebla. (City of the Angels,) re-
ported to have been Ca ptured by the French, is
the capital OF the State of Puebla, rs miles
southeast of the city OF Mexico. Ii contains a
population of between SIXTY and seventy thou
sand inhabitants. The houses are chiefly OF
stone, with iron balconies and painted fronts.
1t has large number of richly endowed reig-
ious edl6ces, three colleges and numerous man
ufactories of earthenware, glass, etc,
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-03
BOSTON MARKET, May 30.

Pour-Western, $5, 10 to 1900
Por .-r riMe, 3d. TO- 3oJ Mess, $14,O to 1870
Beef S1l 90 to 1901 Lard lot to 1u4 dams 81 to g.
Hogs dressed, 90 to 20.
Butter, Ii to 40 Cheese, to 10 Eggs 14l to I5 Po-
tatoes 81 to So Dried Apple 6 to 81
Beans $3;25 to $3.50 Peas s., 10 to $l25
Her sgrass seed t200 to IL % Glover, 9 to0t
St irch I to Ut Taiow, to III.
Wool Saxony fleece, IS to g. American Full Blood IS to
50 Hal bio rs to 81 C,n mon 75t &c.
Corn So to 50. Oats S2to 81 Rye liz to 600 Hops
IS to 30
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-03

Adjourned Till afternoon.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-03

oAasRnDGE MARKET. May 81.

CAMBRIDGE MARKET, May e..
At Market 627 Cattle about $50 Bceves and II Stores
consisting OF Working Oxen. Mich Cows and one. two
and thrte years OLD.
Prices -Markat Beet-Extra 5000 to so arst qualty
1925 to S,76 I'd 81 90 TO I 80 3 Sd, $3.50 to SEQ
Working Oxen-S76 to IFS.
Cows and Cslves-s22 co 60,
Warnings 5000 to o000 two years old 90 to co.
90 three years old, 10000 to 00,0e
Sheep ami Lambs 1000 at market prices in lots ~ 20
to 80 each extra, $500 to 80.
Spring Lambs--6, 90 to 800.
Hides-S to st rib Talow- to 81 pr Id.
Veal Caives4 TO tis lib. Calf skins IL to 13c pr ID
Pelt 81 so to 50 each.
Remar ks-rhere WAS arge sup ply of Northern cat
tie a 700 Western Brighton Pri es were tuli so
cts per cwt. lower sheep sold quick. Prices as
last week. Calves sold better. Lambs were undant.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-03

CHICAGO, H.. June The Canal Convention
assembled this morning, and was organized by
the choice of Mayor Flley of st Louis as TEN,
porary chairman. DR.. Brainsrd welcomed the
members to the city OIL belait the Chicago Board
of Trade. The committee on pertinent organ
Ization was appointed. Resolutions were adopt-
ed admitting governors, ex governors, members
OF Congress and brigadier generals to the Con-
venJion. .-f.n
Adjourned I'LL afternoon.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-03
MONTPELIER MARKET, Jun. I

PRovtsGoNs.-Butter, "A 70 IT. Cheese 1870 u ard
l2to IL Talow, IL. Dried Apple to H. Eggs 70 cents
Potatoes, 20 to 90 Beans S2,0Ct $50 West India su
gars, II to 16 Peas. $1,O0 to $50
0ni rs 90 App s-S2,2) 0 2,5oper bb
ELorA- Extra, S7,25. Double Is ezra IS, . Super
Extr 9,75
GRAIN AND BAG IN, $40. OATS e.. Herdsgra IS
Sc d, $22o t. 275 e bushl Clover, to ID per pound
Hay, ST. to Is per to Rye, ~.
disoELLANEous-pry and green hard wood 200 70 800
Shingles, 81 90 100. Wool common 81 to So Bark
800 t. 100 per cord. Nails 5,25. to $50
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-03
THE GREAT ENGLISH RENE
SIR JAMES CLARkE's
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.

HIS invaluable medicine IL unfsiing in the cure Of all
those painful and dangerous diseases incident TO the
female constitution
II mOderaes all excesses all
from whssever cause and speedy may be relied
..e .'.sr-.. .Na .#..e ....
-..e To Married Ladies'
it 10 peculiarly suited IL win, IN short time bring Oh
the monthly period with regularity.
..... CAUTION.
These pills should not b. taken by females thai ar.
pregnant, during the FIRST TnREE MONTHS, as they
sure bring Oh Miscarriage hut Al eve y other
time and in every other case, they necty safe
In all Of Nervous ind Spinal Affections Pam in
the Back anu Limbs Heayness Fatigue on slight exer.
ton, Pspaton Of thu eart, townes. Of Spirits vs.
tercs Sick Headache Whites and all III painful iisphs
es occasioned by disorganiaed stem these Pills will
efcci when all other means hsy lailed.
Fun directions H. the panphet rauEd each package
which should be carefully preserved. H'
bottle containing % pil~, and encircled witt, ,h,
Government stamp Of eat BritiAn. pos; TIRE
or 81 90 aud postage stamps
solt by all Druggists. tnos1ats .awts,f ...
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-03

LoUsvILLE, June 2. A large brick building
on Sixth street, occupied by the government Tor
storing outs and corn, fell this evening, burying
some twenty persons beneath its ruins. 1t is
supposed that about five are killed.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-03

INDIANAPOLIS, June 2. A pistol cartridge
factory, near this city, exploded to-day. One
person was killed and several seriously wounded,
Three thousand rebel prisoners arrived here
to-day from Vicksburg.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-03

The last new Partisan thing in the way of
dress ornamen alton, is leather. The Princess
Matternich made her appearance lately in a
dress of Havana-coored silk, ornamented with
leather trimmings, studded with steel-headed
nails. The bonnet was OF the same material,
ornamented in like manner and, strange to
say, so was the parasol.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-03

AN EXPEDITION FIR. NJ HILTON HEAp.-A cor
respon dent ut Hilton Head informs us tn t
the second South Carolina regiment, Colonel
Montgomery, left camp on the 25h ult., on u
secret expedition.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-03

The ship De Witt Clinton, which reached
New Orleans from Boston after the long passage
cf one hundred days, had on board the 18th
Massachusetts battery to JOIN the forces of Gen.
Banks.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-03
italian Rees.

Pcs. EtNtaSu htoSs
EEkTIhE QUEEN, Of beautiful color. &4O0 wartap.
L I'd Pme- $3.50. A few swatms pure Italiaus in N
slovsbl Frame Hive CHE.r
Ma i've Bees, Bee Hives de-, for sale.
Address i ShNBORN
Eat Hard wick Vt,
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-03

CAIRO, ILL.,, June 2. A dispatch boat from
Vicksburg confirms the sinking of the gunboat
Cincinnati by shot from the rebel batteries
She sunk in Is feet of water, From Is to so
persons are reported to be killed, drowned anu
wounded.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-03

WASHING TON, June2. No alarm exists in
the army Of the Potomac concerning reported
rebel move ments.
The Richmond Wing of Saturday contains
nothing whatever from Vlcksburg.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-09-19

Headquarters Army of Potomac, S pt.
l4'h -Gen-ral PleaSanIOn advanced 10
th- Rapldan where the rebels were in
pO,iuOn with infantry. artillery and cav
airy, Ia prevent cur crossing. Our cas-
ua ties were three killed and 40 wound
ed. among the lauer was Gen. CASHIER,
commanding a brigade IN Kilpa'rick'a
division wounded while g~allantly charg-
ing a battery of the enemy, in which al
tack three guns were cap ured.
Richmond papers say the publication
of the Ral-igh Standard will be resumed
ia a few days. Enquirer also has the
following: Gov. Vance. of North Carolina
issued n Proclamation, called forth by
lawless and reasonable menaceS made
NJ some OF tn sO-Ualled peace meeting,
held IA that Stale. He warns The PEG,
pie of the dangerous consequence Hf a
PERSISTENCE IN their course, aud SeSetche,
Ihem TO abstain from any further reSiS-
tence To the enfOrceIn 4nI Of the cOnscrip-
tIOn aud the law for cIlecsing laxes-
EXhOrls them to a aud u their miSera-
bic demonstrations they are making to
Resistance 10 the laws, which must and
will be enforced.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-09-19

Cincinnati. Sept. l5-Leavenworth
dispatches say that Gen. Blunt, at last
A~ccOunt', was a, Fort Gibson, preparing
10 start for Fort Scott. In the recent
campaign he marched $50 miles Ia 9 dlys
fought two batr"s, and reclaimed from
the rrb Is lOf.90O square miles OF terri
tory. Refugees from The rebel conscri /.
ton coming into B.unt's Inns by hun-
dreds. Their sufenngs are represent
ed as Iai->cri5Abl'. MIre thau Oh
hundred Uaion mes have been shot and
hung az Fort Smith since the rebellion
broke q Fort Smith will be head
quarters Of operations the coming winter.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-09-19

Nv York Is Morris Island letter
of the 9Th TO The Herald; gives an sc-
count OF the rec IA boi, expedition against
Sumter. The A dIlla Consisted Of b
tween sc aud 80 boat. man-d hy over
100 ahurs unitr Lr.ut. Cnmnandrr
VILLAINS of the W-sauk~n. aud 100
MARINES under Capt. MtAuIey. Eulre
force under commander Stevens of Mon
ilOr Patarsco. b oats were lowed within
a shorl distance Of the forl, whence ;hey
advanced Three boats under com
mander Williams. Lieut.. r airing All
Ensign Porter. ltnd d their men aud al
I mpird 10 ruH zap ruins, TO III prrap-t
Tn were fired upon by musk.try aud
handgrpnad 5 we're thr 1wn down upon
THIN The slope was SC sharp, they were
ulahle 10 reach the parapet. Signal
was given from the fort aud IN an ~
slant all the rebel batteries open d on
The fort, shilling it terribly. Three.
boats were smashed. All whO laudr ID
werekIited OF captured. Lieut.. b ad-
ford, OF the Marines. was MORALLY wound
ell or captured Cnmnanl -r Williams.
Li-t. Preston. Bower. Buuce Dr..
Wheeler. Ensign P.rter, were al q cap
trtA. Forty or nifty sailors and marines
we're kll-d aud wounded. and the entire
Loss of CASUALTIES Will numter so Tue
rrmauder of The cSmmand retired ia
safety. A flag of trues~srates our cap
turrd officers and men were in Sumter,
well treated.
H"rsld Letter states it has been DIS
ever, d that the old ironclad battery al
Cummings Pint forms the coves Of the
masaz'n- of Fort Gregg. Il affords
gord cover for our men. aud has already
sustained a heavy fire from the retei
batteries without the least damage. The
same corrcspoad-nl highly eulagiz-s the
lrouSId-s. wnpsr broad id-S. whose broad
sides against mnl RE he bad u,v-r seen
e uallrj % raqdiy aud effect 81
was ~uniuiged, though sIruck 200 alues
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-09-19

Mtmphls, Sept. l3rh.-Cavalry aud
mounted Iu'anIry Of the 26lh -rmy
corps. under directions OF Gen Carr. IA
CorInIh has been active during lhr pas
week, going a. far sou,h as T~allahatchle
sIsmpe' Ding rebl- cavalry into Or NADIA
aud Ukaioha Carr also ScaI'ered Rod
dy in the varIpity Of Jacinto aud RIenzl
Rrhel mails captured with correspond
ence conf ming The r. port that johnson
wa reinforcIng Bragg
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-09-19

Fortress Monroe, l5th.-Transport
from Hilton Head reports the arrival
there of Relief, from Morris Island FRI
day Evening, at which time a white flag
was flying over Moultrie and our forces
Lad captured half James Island. MJnl-
tors we're lying between Sump'er aud
Mlultne. Capt. ID Us, Of the relief
boats. passed Charleston bar al A p IN
Saturday aud saw a whne dag sull ny
mg o,e: Noult-ne The last qua was
ar,d from tie fort FRIDAY afternoon
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-09-19

Portland, Me. I5th.-Returns from lS7
wi give Cory. Republican candidate
for Governor. IA OOO majority. Same
Towns last year gave a Republican ma
iorrv of a iittle over 1900. THIS in
cludes about 5 5ths of the aggregate
vote of the State. Towns to be heard
from gave Republican majoritles last
year. Increase in vote owe last year,
sbout 5000. House Of Representatives
stands about 100 Republicans to so
Democrats. Senate will probably be
unanimously Republican.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-09-19

New York, Sept. l6th.-Times' spe-
cial says it is reported that the rebels
have six vessels of war at Richmond.
Some known TO be claded with railroad
iron. and nodded like the Merrimac.
General Gilmore is promoted to Major
Of Engineers in the regular army.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-09-19
BY TELEGRAPH.

Cincinnati. l5th.--In the capture OF
Chattanooga WI took two Steamboats,, 81
pontoons. very few stores, and no artl-
lery.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-09-19

Cairo, Sept i5b-Fr.m below we
learu that The srIne brigade recently
captured al Bjiiysr , rebel paymasiers.
with an escort OF 81 men, and $1,000 =
900, ~ pay iroO. ;,
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-09-19

New York S-pt IA Knoxvi.lr
letter co; hYas sac reported Oya IJu 10
troops tn. town VIA decorator wi,u
flags which had heel hidden NC tn
ret, HON broke out Valaable ma,hrue
shop, were found 10 HaX,ile, also Two
million pounds If sal, aud large quantities
of provisions. The prisons captured a.
Cumberland Gap were The y n g.. Is
Gr'rEIa ard l., Virginia. Birnsid r.
tn, n. d TO Knoxville nn the ION. where
he would r"msin uutll the decision OF
the War Department in regard TO hI:
res. nation, made during the whole
march of the army OF nearly three hun
dred miles. Only one casualty occurred
and IF sickness so hule it any, that Sur
gcun. in charge Of the hospital, askel to
be relieved for want of work.