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SOTICE.
SOTICE.
ESTATE oFJAc0B VAN HORN. DECD.

HSHAHs VF'IACUb VAN HORN. DECD.
DUBLIc notice is heiccSE given. that the srd
l. Monday Of December uextfbeine the 2lst day O,
said monthly we shall attend before the County Curt
OF WIN County At the Court House in the CITY on JOLT
against the estate Of Jacob Van Horn late Of said
county, decreased when and where ell claimants are
notlned and requested TO attend and present their
claims in writing against said estate for adjustmept
All persons indebted to said estate are 1so reoueat
cd to make payment to the undersigned without deay
THOMAS WHITLEY, Adn.r.
EMMA VAN HORN, Admx. Of
Dated Noq. 10, 1858. ~U n sas1sS;
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SA N 70 D.
FAMILY
PILLS;

r ~ COMPOUNDED IRON ..
PURE vEGETBLE EXTRACTS, AND PUT Up IN
GLASS CASES. Air tight, and will keep any climate
The FAMILY CAL lTHARTIC PILL IL gen.
tie but active Cathartc -, which the proprietor has
used In hIspractIee more - than twenty years.
The constantly increas - ing demand from those
who have long used the Pills and the satisfaction
which all express in - gard TO their use has in
duce3 me to place them - within the reach Of all.
The Profession well know the different Cath
artics act differently - portions Of the bowels.
The FAMILY CATHAR- TIC Pill has, with due ref
TO this we'll estab - shed fact, been com
pOuned from q variety - of the purest Vegetable
Extracts, which act all like every part Of the
almentAry canal andlE. are good and safe In all
cases where . Cathartic is needed, such DE-
RANGEMTs OF the sToM = AcH, SLKEPIKEss PAIE and
SORNEHs the Whole4- body. from sudden cold.
which frequently, IL nel% neglected. end in q long
course of Fever Loss or - APPETITE, GRIPPING
sATI0E Of Coin the = body, REsTLETssEss HAD
ACHE or Weight IN the = head, all INELkNnAroRI
DISEASES, WoRMG In Children or Adults, RHEu.
hATIsM, great PURIHI c ER Of the BLOOD and ma ny
diseases TO which flesh 10 heir, too numerous to
mention In this adver . tisement. Dosx, to 5.
Price Dimes.
THE LIVER INvIG0RATOR AND FAMILY CA.
THARTIC PILLS are RECALLED by Druggists generally.
and sold Wholesale by the trade In all the are towns
ST. ". SANFORD, NJ. D.,
Manufacturer and Proprietor,
335 Broadway, New York
Sold In Joliet BY J. II. Brown, 3. d. Bray, Geo.
Wc1Prun and }. Mccain. (sept 1a-nI3ly
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september Term 1888
William ". Stevens, Administrator Of the Estate OF
Oscar L. Hawley, deceased.
VS..
Eliza D. Hawley widow. and AIthea Fl. Stevens late
Althea II. Hawley, and William W. Stevens husband
Of said Althea II. Stevens, Martin J. Hawley Alice C
Hawey and Antonio HawIey heirs at law of said Oscar
Petition to Sell Real Estate.
A FPIDAVlT Of the nOn-residence Of Martin ]
filed in the Office Of the Clerk of said County Court of
Will County. Notice is hereby given TO the said
Martin j. Hawley. that the said complainant filed his
petition In said court on the 18th day Of August
for authority to sell the right, title interest of
said estate in and the following described real e
tate situate in said County of VIII and state of Hi
The undivided halfof Lot FIVE (5) in Assessorss
subdivision Of Lots seven and eight (7&Sl, in block
twenty-six (26) in the Original Town Of Joliet and
lots i've (5), six (6. eleven (11 and twelve Q2) in
block nine (9 in Bowen Growers Subdivision Of the
to- in Township thirty five 35 North Rrange 10 east
Of the Sd principal meridian also the south east qua,
~ nTjt @ HeF n 1nree
Of the Sd principal meridian; also the undivided one
half OF the east half Of the south east quarter of Sec
tiOn three 3 the south east quarter of the south
quarter Of Section fve(5 the south quarter of
the north east quarter and the south hall of one
% In the north west quarter and the south east quar-
ter OF the north east quarter of Section n and
the north east quarter OF the south west quarter Of
Section nine o. and the south quarter of the
north east quarter and the south quarter the
south west quarter Of Section twenty nine co. all
Township hrtythree (33) North Range II east of the
sd principal meridian and also Lot humber six in
block number sixteen C6) in Canal Trustees Snbdi-
vision ofthe west half Of SECTION fifteen 16l in Town
ship thrty-hve (35), North Range 10 east Of the Sd
principal meridian, and Tot number twenty three t23
in block number thirty-One. (3l) in School Section
AGdion to Joliet for the purpose Of paying the
due by sail deceased, and that q summons thereupOn
issued out of said urt against said defendants re-
tnrnsble on the third Monday Of September, is by
law required.
Now unless you the said Martin ]. Hawley shall
personally be aud appear before said County Court Of
Will COhnty the first day Of the next Term there
Of to be holden at Joliet 10 said county the third
Monday 81 September. 1888. and plead, de-
TO the said petiIion, the same and the martere
and things therein charged and stated will he taken
rs confessed and decree entered against you, accor
ding to the prayer OF said petition.
WN. TlNNER, Clerk.
Joliet, Aug. Is, 1858. sT'--
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WHEELER 4 WILSON'S
8 E WIN G-MACHIHEeE
-vna-
NEW IMPROVEMENTS, AT REDUCED PKrcEsF

THE Whs.lsf Wilson Manufacturing Company
Having gained all Their Saifs at LG9i
With infringing manufacturers ofssving naehihsss
propose that the public shall be bsDehtd and
have accordingly
Reduced the BfeesetfhEsir SeriHg AaehiEeS
-.h,. A... thex viii Be sold ct rates that mi
f.Ir rot on the oosf manufacture, capital In
ye..f Snf erpsnss Of making nAlss; snch pF1ees -
iii s5shIe Ten 20 mako drst class machines, and a.
S--.,r1Isrsl oI.arnntsS then IN sveFy parlcular..
~ : - MRS. l. 7. A1LL6PAU6Hf
Nov. 81, a0o134tf Agent &olist, HI
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Dividend NOTICE.

JOLIET PLANK ROAD COMPANY.f
CTOCK HOLDERS in the shove are hereby hotiRed
- that at meeting Of the Directors, Deesmber sub
1862, the following action was taken: Nt.%
"Resolved, That q dividend Of Five a. EDo1ar1 peF
share, be ard 10 hereby declared, the Sres
Of this company payable In cash, under areetion Of
the Treasurer at the once Of the saperfn eadant In
Joliet on and after January 9th, 1858. NJ Efs,
Attest, H0RATTO HILL So .
n B: Unclaimed dividends Of April 1851, Will also
be paid A. above. ~
Joliet. Jan. bth. 1858. VIC. WOOD supt
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.TwOLIYRsn (

Two traveller tolIing, ever parted,
SSBy . deathless love between;
Two travellers OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Their work by eaCh unseen.
Two SOULS whose star hath long been clouded,
Praying on separate shores;
Two barks, by love divine enshrouded,
Drift out as the ocean roars.
Two travellers watching, ever parted,
For their love, on a far-off strand;
Two travellers weeping, broken-htarted,
Have met in far of land.
Two graves in one holy sod-
Two ihrobbing hearts, now still;
Two glori ,us spirits gone to GOdl
To bless Ills perfect Will
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s. o. D 4 M 0 N DIS.
On Hand Again

IroR valuable considerations D. G. Sleeper, occupasl
Il ofthe Store on the corner Of Jefferson and Otta
wa streets has sold oil his right title and interest tn
Stock, BoOk accounts and Notes g. o. Simonds for
me1 occupant who will settle all sccts against tie
D o. simonds would announce to the public his for
supply ~
Groceries and Provisions,
Cheapfor csAh, to all who will call on him At his ole
stand. ~ " ~
TERMS INvERABLY READY PAY.
Mr. Sleeper will be with me q short time and will
close accts with all who have settled All sucb ar,
n. b have q Store 20 rent.
Joliet, April %, 1858. nAk,
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NEW ENGLAND HOTEL.
. Toilet, Illinois.

MoDREN BUILT AND CENTRALLY LOCATED
HOUSE,
NEAR by and in full view from the Railroad Depots
IN Of the city, where Sill be found superior accom-
mOdatiOns and the unremitting exertons Of the IN
dersgned contribute 20 the comfort and pleasures
the travelling public. Charges 81 per day 81 per
week. - -
L. sHREFFLER, Propr,etor.
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. m E HING NEW.

Patent Spring Bedsteads.
'HE subscriber has just received large lot Of thoSO
l. popular Bedsteads. They combine more Of luxusy
economy and utility dare assert than my
ther article Of furnatuTe in market 10 - set M
with surprising ease allows constant and perfect venfia-
ton and acknowledges be cheaper and better than
feathers any other good bed. Ali invited % CALI
InSeIAmine, as charge nothing for showing goods.
EUGENE DAILY
Exchange IT, between Canal and River BTidrV
Joliet, Jan. 20, 1857 "a
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Does this raE 90 easy ? asked a bar
Der Of vi,tim who was writing under Q
clumsy instrument wbose only recommen.
dati"n Wis strong hsndIs. ~
Well, replied the poor follow, that de-
rende upon what you call the operation
ifSon are skinning lne, it gees tolersbly
easy. but if you are shaving. it goes rather
hard,' . ....... ....-.
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STRAYED

ErR0M the subs: riber in Joliet. on the 18th April
II dark bay mare, I'VE yeau old. Any person riv.
ing Information where said may be lou nd VIII Be
paid for theis trouble. Joseph JAIIN
Joliet, April 20. 1868 s11 w
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.RSNSGTSNs
n9S !Ja9kE4s1
FOR CATTLE AN
HORSES.

THIS is truly Great Remedy. Half e cent bot
tie Of Sloan's Instant Relief. given 10 pint -
warm water seIdom fails % cure horse OF Collie In
few minutes IN extreme repeat the doe In -
minuets
For Bruises Strains sprAius, and many other tlJur
les on Horses, Cattle, and other animals eloAn1 In
have been nscnised witness the rapid ELECTED
by the use Of this VANDERBILT medteine.
AS-Get Circular Of Agents. rr
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BARNUM'S SELF-SEWER,
FOR ALL SEWING MACHINES, $3.50.

We attend to the Repairing Of all kinds Of Machines
Prices Of Machines, with Hemmer, Teller. Gauge
Oil Can extra needles, fun Directions &C., from So
$40. - u.
Terms to Agents. descriptive Circulars AMI spe,i
mems of work sent free by mail receipt Of stamps
or had of
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county Court OF Will Comfy,

l33 Lake Street, Chicago
kS-Any persons wishing to obtain one OF thes
Machines MAJ be supplied by c. 4 c. FARLEY,
june l. 1858. molly Joliet.
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Price enc dollar per Bottle.
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Look to Your LtRhtsI
lURNING FLUID, CampheBs, Lard OIL, pure BaA
ID plant Oil, Wax and Sperm Candles, for low -
Sept 9, 1856. Nil II. BROWNS
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O hent:--A Carriage Shop On CRicaeo - fo,.,
4 cry .oefapled oS D. D. Bailey. Enquire Of W.
VI. W. STEVENS.
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For sale or Rent,

A House. and Lot on Richard e. Also two LOts
Apply v A. "hhhfAAesAgt
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WILCOX l. GIBBS
SEWING MACHIN Z

VTTILL STITCH, HEM, FELL, TUCK, CORD, BIND
w BRAID, Quilt aud EMBROIDEk beautifully. il
~ilI, with the finest needle and tGrcad. from per
feet work on the finest Nainsoon, ever the hsavies
beaver-clOth and cOwhide with no change of needle
thread or tension.
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FuRNrm--=--!
UNDERTAKTNC

~. S , hSs received, and viii keep on hav6 4
s Lna SUES OF Metallic Burial Gases GhIeh - ID
20 such as may want them. The esffmation 4,
tse eass are held for their beauty dnrf,lirI,.
siso - ~ I9lly attest their value. He vii
80 oIIeRI "A hAo" 'ylss Of Wood COINS and attspd
eses undertakes, in city or nS11
Eton hand.
Z. DAILY, E1ehags IT. joliet
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To Justices Of the Peace 4 Constable

Ii kinds Of justices and Constables' BLANKS, TO
N sale at the viii County Drug Book Store
Joliet. Dec 9,1S56. ms
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Money 20 Loan
BARRETr's

ten per cent interests on good Real Estate sscu.
"A rity. Farming property is preferred enqairs o.
req "a, 1898 8. W.BCWEN
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- $500 800 W. e'oI
win County cireu it Court q the Dec Term 1853
: joh, Hama BIZ and
NJ aLIe o. summons and Injunction we're issued In
lst3 ana were ra,nrd ~ sT on9sy o. october,
Isy~ SssD eS sSs. s On
departed from this state, 50 that process cannot be
served upon MIN IN this state Notice is therefore
hereby given 70 the said defendant John Ham Of the
penoeney OF the above eatted suit In said court that
sun Sas Issued and rrtufnabie therein Of sfOre
and that 40 ees You said defendA1t shah pevsoa
DeceqeeT term Of said cOurtto Be- holden on ne rst
ors - An e next and plead Y seia cenpiAn-
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-13
FOREIGN NEWS.

FARTHER PoINT, November / 2 The steam
ship Bohemian, from Liverpool, on the 2gth,
via Londonderry both ult, passed this Point
at eight o clock this evening West India mail
advices say the rebel prvateer Georgia passed
Falmouth Jamaica, September 18Th, under
full steam, and on the same evening she was
believed to have captured steamer.
There had been some little commotion in
naval circles in England, owing 10 a rumor
that an attempt wonld be made to take out to
sea by force the steam ram in the Mersey
Orders have been received at Plymouth to
send vessel around 10 Liverpool, and it is
stated that after some iRdecsion and counter
manding of orders the iron-clad frigate Prince
Consort had started for Liverpool
Ia the meantime, another gunboat bad
reached the Mersey on the 2eth, aud was
anchored opposite Laird yard, ready to start
at moments notice
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-13
SOUTHERN NEWS.

Fr, MoNRoE, November l2-The Rich.
mond Wing OF November ! / contains the
following
Charleston, November 9 Firing has been
going on all day on Sumter, ilty,eight riiled
shots were fired from battery Gregg last
night, all directed at the southwest angle
Sixty rihed shots were fred TO day, and TWEEN
ty-Gve mortar shells, of which seven missed
The whole number of shot and she'll fred at
Sumter during the bombardment is 9,3lG, OF
which 400 struck. One monitor only was
in action to-day No casualties ranspired
Chdrieston November lO.-The firing from
Gregg on Sumter to-day was at intervals OF
half au hour. Two monitors come up and
fired thirty shots No new movements have
been made.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-13
OUR ARMY GAINING STRENGTH.

NEw YoRg, November l3--A headquarters
dispatch, dated the 9th, to the Herald, says
large leinforcements workmen and several
car loads of ties and rails came up to-day for
the completion of the railroad to Cupepper.
1t will be working to Cnlpepper andth Rap
idnn by Monday night
All quiet ut the front except the movement
of our troops We occupy, with a strong in
iantry force, the old battle field OF Cedar
Mountain tonight
The Heralds Washington specials says the
affairs at the front remain unchanged The
recels are strongly fortified on the Rapidan,
evidently awaiting an advance of our forces
Adyiees from Pensacola state that the fever
which was unusually fatal, had abated OF
three hundred cases, more than seventy fail.
ed to recover. The marine guard lost leu
tenant and three privates.
The Tribune has the following:
HEApQuRTEEs ARMY PoroNAc, November
II "A few shots we're sent after a body of re-
bel scouts yesterdy, to the left, of Culpepper;
otherwise all quiet There is no truth in the
rumor that Lee had left the army of Northern
Virginia He occupied the camping ground
which was our headquarters, on Tuesday, near
Branday Station, as citizens here saw and
conversed with him Several envelops ad-
dressed to him, were also found.
A cavalry reconnaissance was made on the
right to within few miles of Madison Court
House No live rebels we're found, but hordes
of dead ones, killed by Fitzpatrick in his late
advance upon that village, lay upon the ground
where they had fell
Clark and Thoroughfare Mountains ara
again occupied as rebel signal stations, and
nearly every movement Of Meade along his
I entire front can be clearly seen from these
,Atural lookouts.
The rebel earthworks at Barretts, Kappa
! haie ock and GermaniA fords, thrown up in
Z Octobsr, are being enlarged and ngthened,
ana the me of rifle pits extend further up the
hills n thought hardly possible that Gen.
fieade win o'taek these strongholds in front
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-13
By Telegraph.
REPORTED FOR THE DAILY Empire
MONT DISPATCHES.
DISPATCH To THE MAYOR OF BUF
FAIO


BUrrAIo, November II The following
was received to day
W1smSaToS, November MinNioHT
ITO the Mayor ot RuBdio
THE British minister, Lord Lyons, has to-
night officially notified the Government that
from telegrnphc information received from
the Goyernor-General Of Canada there is ren.
son TO believe that plot is on foot by persons
who have found M asylum in Canada, to in
wade the United States and destroy the city Of
Buffalo that they propose on Lake Erie, to
surprise Johnson's Island, and set free the
prisoners OF war confined there, aud proceed
with them to Buffalo This Government will
employ all the means in its power to supress
any hostile attack from Canada but as other
towns aud cities on the shores OF the lakes are
exposed to the same dangers, it is deemed
proper t. communicate this information to
you, in order that any precautions which cir
cumstances offer may be taken.
"lhe Governor.General suggests that
steamboats, and other vessels, giving cnuse
for suspicion, by the number or character Of
per IONS on board, shall be arrested
"You will please acknowledge the receipt
Of this telegram aud communicate to this
Department ony information you may now or
hereafter have ON this subject
"EnwlN NJ STANTON,
Secretary of War
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-13
ADDITIONAL Ia THE BOHEMIA.

NEW NnRv Noyembar 19-Tha Nor,,jt,
C,,, or,,o,,,,a., 10, H. Ea..ai Co,,a', 10y
haS ;nrormod ,6o TN TPn;,nS @ Sta,aa Sne,'' W;D;a,n ~
Tl .t', . Wv ,,I, ~ 'seer W
saIs s Of war , now @ nrovnn w ho " bn;Idinr 'VS m
E-.'.'a. g.. e.. H. H." pc.SI ~
amd ,;,;nna % s'a 'nn con ;u 'e.
,, L ,''''t t'i "a' -.
"a T., ,h a;. Lsd a"u
Jan"or :" r"o Of "roanon,im ,I n ". T'u Vi '"e
Hra,oa ", Pn,,ara s a'.o "U,A , ho, A.
I'll ,nnpIJ n'e 'ua,ont '"IS .he
"'iy "o"'u sV ~ r,;,n "a'Vpae ione
o''i{ Ei 80 o"o S eo'"1' anu
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-13

East tennessee, The balance Of the cavalry
has conc TO luka Chcatlmm and StdSa,ts
divisions have returned Bragg now hna
three fall corps--Hardee, Breckenridge and
Buckner--6O coo men,
II is reported a duel was progressing be-
tween the Lookout aud Mission Point batter
lea this noon. Our practice is fine, several
shells bursting directly over Point Lookout
The enemy replied vigorously but no casual
ties TO us
Thirty days lurlough has been granted to
farmers in the Georgia State troops, to allow
them to sow wheat All quiet with Hooker.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-13
FROM THE FRONT.

NEw YoRR, Novamber II "A Washington
dispatch says a contraband who left Gordons-
willie on Monday morning states that the
whole rebel army encamped on the railroad
above Gorduuvile, having recrossed the Rapi-
dan on Saturday aud Sunday They were
making arrangements for winter quarters;
but the last two or three days quite panic
was created by the stories Of Meade adyanc.
ing upon them in immense force. They have
large amount Of stores at GordonvIle and
at Madison large cavalry force was sent
westward to attack Burnside before Lee made
his move northward in October
Small bands of armed guerrillas infest the
whole country north of the Rapidan. but our
cavalry fail to find any large body of rebels
A special TO the Post dated Washington
November llth, says there is but little impor
tant news to-day, 1t is reported that the reb-
els menaced by Meades advance, have re-
treated to Gordonsyille, and General Lee is
in the southwest. General Bnruaide's forces
are concentrated in and about Knoxville, Ten
nessee.
A Washington correspondent says that a
private note from the front states that it was
believed the rebels we're in considerable force
south OF Culppeper, and this side of the Rapi-
dan ltnow looks as il Lee was maneuverng,
ter did not regard as at all impossible unless
the enemy suddenly crossed the Rapidan with
all his force, thus giving confirmation Of all
previous belief OF his weakness. 1t will be
recolected that in Lee official report of his
former advance, he says he selected the
ground he now holds to attack Meade He
therefore has another opportunity to make
good his word. Our army cannot advance
very raddIy owing to the want of raroal
bridge at the Rappahannock yet few
more days will suffice to see il "a change in
the situation develops battle General
Meade is very active in disposing of his corps
TO strategical points
The members Of the diplomatic corps in
this city freely express their opinion that a
war in Europe next year is inevitable. 1t Is
undertood that the position of Russia toward
France and England is naughty, and is likely
10 continue So
There is no prospect Of an early general
exchange Of prisoners, although our Govern.
ment is endeavoring TO effect such an arrange
ment in few days However an exchange
of surgeons will take place, the rebels hold
ing at Richmond, eighty-Gve belonging to our
army.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-13
STEWARDS CAVALRY WHIPPED.

WAsnTGToN, November ia special to
the Times says our infantry and cavalry this
morning handsomely thrashed Stuart's csval-
ry, near Mitchels Station, three miles South
west of Culpepper The rest Of the army is
quiet We now hold all the ground in Cul-
pepper county we held six weeks ago. The
rebel soldiers are well fed, though in their win
ter camps on the south side of the Rappahan-
mock, our advance guard found scattered
about numerous tin cans, once filled with pre-
pared meats and Vegetables and were surpris-
ed to find on them Baltimore and New York
labels Lees troops are hard mp for shoes
and clothing. Cloth aud leather are econo-
mjled
Lees purpose is to winter between the Rap
pshannock and Rapidan rivers is further PROV
ed by their preservation of the Railroad con
Meeting the two rivers, but the rebels on their
retreat across the Rapidan destroyed the Rail
road bridge which spans that stream
Surgeon General Hammond is wholly exon.
Grated from all charges of malfeasance in Of
fee, and will soon resume charge of the med
ical department of the army
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-11-13

same regiment; other train had the Fifty
fourth Illinois ou hoard, two Of whom some
rebel prisoners injured Nothing about army
movements
The Asia from Liverpool, Oct. 81, Queens
town, Nov. arrived here.
Cotton isnnthanVed; American securities
steady provisions iirmer.
LATER-oct 3l-Breadstuffs quiet and
steady provisions dun; cousols so, Illinois
l7@lS discount; Erie 66@67
Henry Ward Beeeher came as passenger
in the Asia
The Persias news had little effect
There was much surprise expressed at
Rosecrans removal
Oherborinq, oct 3l.-The pirate Georgia
arrived here to re-victual and coal.