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Government CLAIM Agency!
JOSEPH WARREN & CO.,
Agents for the Collection of Claims
ai.aSf fhsa( txnr-a emit

OFFICE in the Seitz Block on Griswold street,
" adjoining the Postofice, room No. z, second
floor, Detroit.
All just claims of whatever character against the
Government will be promptly collected on reasona-
bic terms Especial attention will be given to the
claims of officers, soldiers. their heirs, for PEN
sions, Bounty Money, Back Pay, &c-
The extensive acquaintance of w. & Co.-with
HBnental officers in the various De;,nrtn hts at.
y asington, they feel sS;ied in saying viii give
them unusual facilities IN the adjustment 2iUl cob
lection of all such claims IInst the Government,
aud it viii be their aim to transact whatever bust
of this character may be entrusted to them,
upon sucherms shall prove satisfactory to those
interested and secure pnblie confidence
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The New Policy of the War.

In giuing Freedom to the Slares, ensure Free
dom TO the Free, honorable alike IN what egsrs
and sshat receive HssAost molly save or mean
Iy lose the last best hope Of sartA. otter means
mag succeed this could not fail Thescay IS p1ss"'
peaceful, generous, just "A ~ay schseh u fo5'o'oSd'
the wOrId riA toressr applaud, and God must J0r-
srs 6lsss-PresidentL incoln's Message, December
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Special Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.
The Lawrence Tragedy.

Frightfazl Attrocitaes Of the Rebels
Murders IN cold Blood Further
Names Of Victinas.-Features ana
Incidents Of the Massacre.-PoL
troonery of a Federal Officer. The
Pursuit Of Q,saastrel and has Butch
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John Fromley, j. G. Trask, of the
State Journal; Gen. G. w. Cola
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IfsEs gt9Easses
HOLLOWAY ADAv1a pr,,,..>.-


coming san. John Glu1ea2E vS eshe
love Of lisb<ebioh@ @6s1sko sh& end.
seemed Pigssef IlSps q 10,
for cs<f 101cleA tace the broke thai
mystericss skpfession. brighter than any
smile. sshieh often comes = eyes th.s look
their last. He laid himself gestly down.
and stretching out bis strong right arm. -
il to grasp and bring the blessed air TO his
lips in fuller dow. lapsed into msrciful uu-
consciousness. which assured NJ that FOR him
suffering was forever past
Asw stood looking At him. the ward
master handed me = letter. saying it had
been forgotten the night before. Il vas
Johns letter. come just an hour too late to
gladden. the eyes thar had looked and lorged
for it 50 eagsrly-yet he had il Cor aflsf
had cut some brown locks for his mother.
and taken on the ring to send her. telling
how we'll the talismsn had done its work. I
kissed the good son for her sake. aud laid
the letter 10 his hand. sGll folded - when
drew my own away. a5e aeatfa9s
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Twas conversipg not long since with q
returned volunteer. Il Was in the hospital
as a nurse. for long time." said be. :. and
assisted in taking off limbs. aud dressing all
sorts of wounds but the hardest thing l
ever did was to take my thumb of mans
leg" "Ah!" said l. show WAS thas -
Then he told me. He Was young man.
who had severe wound in the thigh
The ball passed completely through. aud
amputation was necessary. The limb was
cut off close up to the body. the arteries
taken up. aud he seemed to be doing we'll.
Subsequently one Of the email articles
sloughed of. An incision Was made. and
! it was again taken up. 1T 10 we'll il Vas
not the main artery" said the surgeon ~ he
performed the operation he might have
. bled TO death before we coad have taken il
up" But Charley got on finely, and was
a favorite with US all. / was passing
through the ward one night. about mid.
night. when suddenly. - xas passing
Charles bed. he spoke to me - H
my leg is bleeding again" l threw back
the bed clothes. and the blood spirtsd in
the air. The main artery had sloughsd Of.
Fortunately knew Just what to do. and in
an instant had pressed my thumb on the
place and stopped the bleeding. Il Was
SO close to he body that there vas barely
room for my thumb, but | succesded in
keeping it there and arousing one Of the
convalrscen,s. sent him for the surgeon,
who came in on the run. :" l am 90 thank
full, II said he, as he saw me, that
you were up snd knew what to do. for he
J must have bled 10 death before could have
got here" But on examination of the Case
9 he lnnk kaI
for other surgeons. All came who were
over The poor fellow. Oae conclusion WAS
reached by all. There was no plsee to
work save the spot where my lhu0b was
placed; they could MT work under my
thumb and if moved it he would bleed TO
death before the artery could be taken mp.
There was no way To save his lite. aas
Poor Charley! He vas very calm when
they told him, ard requested that bis broth
er, who was in the same hospital. might b
called up. He came and sai down by the
bed side, and for three hours / ssood. and
by the pressure of my thumb, shepe mp The
life Of Charley. while the brothers had their
last conversation on earth. Il was strange
place for me to be in, to feel that I held
the life Of fellow-mortal in my hands. -
1t were. aud stranger yet. TO tssl that N cot
of mine must cause that lite 70 depa5t.-
Loving the poor fellow As did. il was .
hard thought. but there was no alternative.
The last words were spoken. Charley had
arrsnged all his business affairs, sud cent
tender messages to absent once. who little
thought how near their loved ous stood TO
the grave. The tears filed my eyes mois
,h.a once. as listened 70 thoss parting
words. All were said, and he turned to me
- Now H, guess you had better
take off your thumb" "Oh. Charley
how can. l % /" But il must be 90, roo !
know" he replied cheerfully. / thank you
very much for your kindness. and now,
good bye" He turned away his kesd. / :
raised my thumb. once moro she life esnose
gushed forth. and in three ninutss poor
Charley was dead. = Sunday Moynis1
CAronicle.
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smn. Of the privileges of exercisfng the
liberties with which he was created.
As lsorvnrsLs sArrosAIIrY.
Oar fsihers also proclaimed in the most
solemn torm the principle that the Colonies
constituted but one nation. They did not
ct - the people Of thirteen independents
Colonies. bus % one undivided people
This vital and most important truth is sn.
nonnc~d in the "a sentence Of the Decla
ratios; When the soasss oi human
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How TO HEAL LoN0rno DOn DfvUacR-
Bishop Barnst. in his :. Travels shsoush
Italy. France. Germany. and SsiGssslsad."
states that in Berne they had . novel
method Of dealing with mssrimonisl dis
putants. Divorces were ftssly granted. but
first the applicant must go thfd1kh ths fol-
loving test: A small room vas prepared
in which the husband and wife wefe put
The door being then closed 70 remain % sor
six weeks, except it should b pus 10 motioa
1t the urgent and united request Of the
wedjei pair. There were in she s006B oaSl
stool. one plate. . unity Of all the rHSoSfSato1.
and the soliary bed vas of such 8fu3ssn nsion6
that. if they chose to use u. they luust needs
lis very close together. Of one thing, md
one thing only. there VS. duplicate 6ssc
that wss little treatise on the dusiss Of
husbands and wives toward each oshee. Il No
visitor MAS permitted TO 70 nsni, ths9s -
they had only glimpse q isssrvalG i6sshe
grim face Of The janitos - n pssAkd shS)3
tood through . hole in The door. The
bishop states that sAe-les1 1-~n- -aaseeded bv
the most ~hoiasome r0uisng : 0SsnAe, &C.,
the parties we're excellent fSieods IL . sev
days. and yssya lsw SslSd siAA1s Nikp ~
more than = fanssh night AAsGhee nwy
gnufying cireumstance wAs, thas hey had
'oaresiy on record : case = Ysk]el s e2eonoe6
appiicstion W. made by pseiaksf kfrph rvpho Id
already gone through the ordsal.
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A"MQUARR" lines of the'tvps in which this
u aat Advertisement n.er' si for less than One
D,lfAs. though Lsss shls tines. and tor QUO week
only MI ispftyed tivertiselnsnts measured by tbis
Al ontin cd tiIiforbid At the OK
Psnss ~ ths sivsstissr. a eSs8 Ha
Advsrtiss snpunting to e5 will be entitled ~
1T rial notice free Of charge Esch subsequent
notice. who1 requested. 81.
Obituaries. All Obitnarics Of ten lines or less
inserted vxss. All "vsr his amount will be charged
st hsif sdvevsis,ns rates. .ar 4"
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r." No paiss viii b spared = 40 the
quack said when saving OF : poor fellows
leg to cure him Of the rheumatism,
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g" Mrs. Dohsoa. where's your hus-s
band :" Hes dying. marm. and don't
wish anybody to disturb hia." A very
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HEven Brigham Young. wives are af
footed with the military spirit they call
their husband Briggy dear.
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~ Why are tho Marys the mos: amiabls
Of their sex. Because they can always be
Mo1lyfed.
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NEGRO ENLISTMENT.

There is in the South population Of A.
$4,000 OF anothsT race. Who cas furnish
the usual proportion of able DO tied mes.-
II we refuse to employ Theses We must. The
more Of rs. 60 ourselves to breast ell the
dangers and endure Al he hardships Of
, 1863-09-12
Ql)ifa9o Qritu11e.
SATURDAY, 6EPTEAIBER1s 1863
EHE NEWS,

The rain last cvenins, with accompa-
nylng thunder and lightning to the east
ward, proved sad dampcr on telegraph
&c news. Enough was received to show
That nothing Of marked importance has
rarspired. We are still told that all is
quiet on the Rappahannock, and it is ccr-
tain tAat Gen. Gilmore is shortly to make
himself IN unpleasant p;s c;s to Charles.
Ion from the extremity Of Morris Island
Gen. Burnside, it is stated, has rendered
hls resignation, following Immediately
upon the brilliant accomplishment Of Lis
East Tennessee campaign. He was IN.
willing to retire while ret the can stone
Tas wanting to lis success as command:
CT IN the West; but now that he can retine
1Austtiously, he does so-an act TINT will
DC viewed with general regret.
The season Of State Fairs ia Mt hand.
Iowa opens the series next week In her
statc Fair to commence at Dubuoue on
Tuesday. Wcare assured TINT everything
promises well for its completeness and at.
traction.
There Isl call for the active EXPRESSION
oi sympathy, and 3 diligcnt uluntion
among Coppcrhcad presses and partisans
The liberty of the press and the people
mas been intertcred with, and the outrage
OF sending Baltimore'scccsh editors South
wa1d through our lines is one not to bc
tamcly borne.
, 1863-09-12

troops BY passenger steamer when there
went on board the Paizaro last night. and
found that number Of persons who Ind paid
their passage had returned their tickets. pre-
ietr1ng to wait TIL another Opportunity. It
fs lar from pleasant to be shut M for five or
SIX days IN steamer like the Pazaro At tbfs
season; mora especially when there are at
1east eoo peraons on hoard, including passeu-
gers, crew, soldiers, Chinese and negroe5. Il
1s qntte wrong.
ut, les the tolloFins extraordinary para:
Through d sufficiently authentic sourco.
we are assured TINT the republic Of Ha7tt IL
about to be Incorporated With the French
Empire, In connection with which movement
tne Ha9nen government Is practising::the ut
Make your OWL comments, and let rs hear
what you have to sag. The philosophy Of
action and reaction is receiving many Illus:
trattons now a daYe, and perhaps we
should not be astonished at the conduct Of
Hayti, even though favored emIaeutlY bv the
powers at Washington. Afr. Lfncol9's nag.
1an1m1ty has done them no good If the above
neTa be true: for It Is d clear indl-
cauon OF distrust. rather than confidence, to
asfepf aepec1es of servitude under France in
preference to Independence and equality M
ger t4e favor and protection Of the erg1s Of
tae United States. But By all means give tina
yf1en Minister his papers and let him 20.
lie nas no business there any longer.
, 1863-09-12

and uniformed. At two O'Clock the firemen
formed into line and marched to the market
plnee where the contest began aud resulted
AZ follows:

THROWING 1 PERPENDICULAR STREAK.
Prairie B1rd," from Bloomington, one hundred
."GeF1nania,'' from Peoria, one hundred and
%Mster Wttch, :, from Quincy, one hundred and
ssran,n, u9ion," ftom Jacksonville, one hundred and
,"A1tona; from alton, onc hundred and afty.
eight feet three fnches
nAme,iea, !" from Joliet, one hundred and eighty
The Prairie BIRD, of Bloomington; Ger
an'o, of Peoria; and Water. Witch Of Quincy,
who received the prizes ere now parading
the streets, headed By theirrespectlye ba1ds,
&c. ;.
a torch light procession and grand Fire
mems Festival takes place tonight. Af.er
The contest was over the Union Fire Compa.
ny, Of Jacksonville, challenged the otl1rr
companies to throw horizontal stream ior
nprize Of $3.50, which was not accepted.
4 detachment Of the 18th Illinofo cavalry
=, under:capt. Jackson's soRgaiad, attempted,
The arrest Of ecnie tdeEeF!s7S LEAF Mas.,n
Etineham county, last night. The deserters
we're aided by about twenty Z. g. C-'s. A
number of'shcts were fired, woundtuc two
soldiers. Five descrtcrs were taken, two of
whom were severely wounded and several Of
The 4. G. C.'s who aided them. Considera-
bic Ee1citement prevails throughout the
country.
]. In F. Rpcler, notorious rebel bush
"aeEer Of Western Missouri, was captured
near st. Aubert, In Collaway county, in tha.
State Oh the 8th inst. he was wounded. II
is said, morta]ly, before being captured,
, 1863-09-12

sAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 1l.-The steaaier
orizaba sails for Panama tomorrow,
Money Is easy: Atlantic currency exchange
i{afEes r. at the rate Of 225a27 premium for goid
u ch.es 1overnnent legal teAders. Sterling e.
iast i sfe.mee Snenanged Since the sailing 81 the
ha1a htaaae, but importers have done Itt1e. :Io15,
aae ,ndispo:ed to replenish their stocks
% rhar1e. pa !fss9 81; goods by vesseIs nearly due.
abseonaed To- Msdsarer 9t las
to the extent Of about So oGo ~ aeaaniter haa 10
tF1onsly been Of good reputation, ana owes W.,
his present dlsgrace to gambline, '"e'
, 1863-09-12
From q Esrlcfless BarrfsteT.

EulloEB CQlca40 Tribune:
az Jou arc going Into the business Of enlIrht.
enfog the public by the publication Of a "eum,
mary Of all the important cases on negotiable in.
st1uments, &C.," I beg to suggest to you that a
summary OF the law on other matters Of practical
importance "Hould bo highly iuyalusble' not
on1y ot to the fseah ones who have recently taken
lpsouted their ocular incisoss but to th Old ;rt
tiers @ who have cnt their ere teeth. / therefore
oneT you my service, provided they are crcdite to
ne b name in the papsr, IN 10 Interesting isboS.
ard to begin With. Offer you ny brirEf IS pascs
n1annecr!pt- the celebrated T1aume.kIn rasa
in which the question wass whether malicious
sncszng 81 IN the plantis faes Vas the subject Of
which nads an oral argument Of nine hours. aud
5asea FL ana dfseussed one hnarcl and ous points.
ebank, 10 nlso submitted 9'
also offer yon the use Of " Anthony's Digest"
and twenty volumes OF the 'tUn!ted States it,
Rest," all Of which, If published viii afford o1i
eettlefe AMI neg, considerable information.
(Ofthe dzm Of Qu1fk, Cannon { HnapA
, 1863-09-12

4 Texas.
Editors Chicago Tsibu1e:
foar Mississippi River dispatches often. in re-
fer1ir3 to steamers being fired On ssy ste waa
:" struck in her texas" Nill you inform those Of
yonr readers that never sec any marine structure
larger than dug-out, wltzt pat Of a steamer her
"tsxas'' is and why It ia 60 called. ''~%
kAEKAKEE, H.. Sept. 5th.
The texas" is the cabi1 npon the hurricane
deck Of eteamer set apart for the officers OF the
boat and eu1mounted By the pilot ho..ie. II. do
not Know why it is 20 called, :n1ezs, because like
tho country whose name It bears, it Is inaccessible
to honest trsvelers- Those who Indulge in tuuo.
cent games, whose annimatsng principle Ia. the
more you Lay down the less you take M, can
always find a quiet corner In tbs stexas,"-(Eps
TnBCNr1
, 1863-09-12
EEsOa7 SAN DOMINGD.
The Revolution in Hayti.

Correspondence Of the N. z. Trlbnnc1
HAVANA, Sept. 3, 1868.
We are in possession of dates from St. Do
mfngo to the 27th ult., by the arrival here Of
the war steamer Isabel II. She comes from
Puerto Plata, to which point she took troops
from Santiago do Cuba and on her arrival
there on the eth 1t was found to be in possess
sion of the insurgents, while the Spanish gar
risen had shut itself mp In small fort. The
troops we're landed from the steamer, consist
ING Of one battalion and one field battery.
An immediate attack was ordered, and tho
men advanced, led by Col Arizon : Castro,
Of The Engineers, commander Of the expedi.
lion, who behaved with the greatest gallautry
and fell, shot through the head, before the
ercmy's works were reached. The works
were carried by storm and the Insurgents
fed. leaving q number of prisoners in the
hapds Of tue yictors~ Spanish loss, one killed
and twelYe wounded. The Colonel, who was
tie only one killed, fingered TIL next morn.
Nearly Six hundred troops are leaving to-
da7 by The Pa1aro del 0cea1o, but their pras,
erce VIII not be needed. This iusurrection ia
aver. The next will be about February. and
soon, erery FIVE or SIX months. The Govern
uent hero ought to pay more regard to the
comfort Of the travelling public than to send
, 1863-09-12
FE0M Memphis And BEL on.
MATTERS TN ARKANSAS.
The Situation On the Lover
Mississippi.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicaco TrIbune

l
Mzuru1s, Sent, 10. 1sss
pana Of guefulas hare visited the wreck
s. y. eue steA"el courier about twenty miles
D." s.. me1pnls' anu " mas been burned
sa,'yp, sa.ns!y ~, tno oolees being to prevent its
Oe1at iatsea'
v;e,'.h .Ls .nips ls reported quiet In and around
,astant S' s., sep' occasional and unlm-
.-a h.ns. 1a1 NIL saelf14as. There
nnant,.1 - ,t aa..au 4'. 1a'A ~ tn0 country. a
s.,zea ~ Mn..aa ~ 81" o.usf propetty' was
tha v,cl.hnr~ .sI 81 - neetetn terminus ot
;@h7 s1si3R ~ sanas ''s'.''asoHo 4A1
the Western Denartn,snt n .het 49, .ue W men IN
that their services vim not ~ hs ~ - eau1n
rebel army more th,n ~ s,xt,, ~ Dssaeo ssus IL .ao
sdvices frcro heioz ~a.,.! 1aSs. 1aso
Of dceerter, that at a dress nar,de NJ Va
millionviIlc On the eth ult It 1,s ,nnonnc.a
by order Of Gen. Dick TAYLOR that ths rehs1
Gen. Magruder had been ehot and r,,,aa y,
Galveston the week nrev,on. 1,v T,.ntana..
who suspected ataeruder Of criminal rs,s.,ons
with lls wife. The some an,ho,itv s+.tas
tpat Inc whole rebel force In Louisiana is not
ever 10000. Dick Taylor's he2dqua1ters ara
II f,amn D;s1and
~ ~ ~ D"'
INV 's1ans are getting tired fighting for
their rights under Davis. md are NIL desert,,r
b'son,s Ie9as regiment, numbering 800 Z
month $50, had al deserted but sixty.
The stearne> Rose Hamb1xtou has arrival
-. r.;:., MIR -
VI helena 11om Dasa1fs o'un, WHICH piace
she left On Sunday. There has been no lass
, 1863-09-12

MN YoRK. Sept ia letter from Nor
plan which the rebels lave on foot for the
capture Of that city. It SAYS that N expedi~
1ior sgalnst tue city is be committed to Gen.
.IorgS'rcct md several Generals oflesser light,
who are AZ well acquainted With the topog.
1aphy OF the country. Tic forces are to be
points. 4 1arge body Of troops VIII b. at
isuhllk to make feint, and draw our troops
there, while the attack is being made upon
the city by another body advancing through
Princess Ann county. With strong reserve.
Sew ellis Point, while al this is going on, to
z.::.,.ct the troops stationed north Of the city.
, 1863-09-12
FROM ST,PAul,

Especial Dlspateh to the Chicago Tribune.l
ST. PAUL, Mnn., Sept. II, 1883.
The result OF the late victories over the
1rdhns, does not appear to have been ami
hilntipg. party Of horse-stealing Indians
made their appearance. on Monday night near
Sank Center, 100 miles from this city, ana
Killed man named Hoffman, whose horses
they bad previously stolen. As usual they
we're vigorously pursued after they had fed.
sibley's expedition will reach Fort Smelling
tomorrow noon. They bring the son Of
Little Crow with them.
The Union Convention yesterday nominated
strong ticket for Legislature and county
Offices, It will be elected sure.
, 1863-09-12

fereafior, that he was Southernrr and a
rebel.i but more discreet than Many and
Sinclair, he refrained from going near tho
Iron clads, 60 as to ayoid bringing suspicion
upon their destination. Public opinion in
1averpoel sppeared to have settled down to
land had been eyaded long enough. Ind Il
Tas time TINT the farce. csme to an end, The
merchants aud pubic meu had come to the
conclusion that unless the Government inter
1ered to stop these pirates from sailing, very
gr2ve complications would arise between
Great Britain and the United States. which, It
nate In open hostilities- Whether their
opinion is founded On fact, only the result
can Ceterminc
, 1863-09-12

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Trihnne1
srnrSar1E1D, H., Sept II, 1863.
Lie flremen's Tournament mas one of the
eE%naest successes Of the kind ever came off
n th's State. Quincy, Peoria, jacksonville,
1A,, 1n,on and other cities we're represented as
..f'1tna .Matss Y Witch Ec. 2" Of Quincy.
..1Mo9 No. |, Of Jackspnyifie
ttraitie Bird No. l." Of Bioomfnc+oo
Amcr1ca No. l." Of Joliet.
s'Altona No. H." OF Alton.
Wnsh1ngton No. g." OF Alton.
"Gesmania No. g." Of Peoria.
Central, from Hannibal, No,
mon," Of Springfield.
After receiving various other companies
which did not participate in the contest
the procession paraded through the princi-
psi streets, highly decorated with hags an d
devtcea. Each company was fully manned
, 1863-09-12
Seccsh Editors Sent Soutr,

BALTIMORE, Sept. lib. Il. Richards on.
and bis aon, Frank L. Richardson, aud Ste.
Pbea J: Joice. proprletora Of the Baltimore
11::Pt9lsan. 4: 2: Tere to day arrested By order Of
publishing in their paper Of Yesterday. !
Eiece Of poetry entitled tsThe Southern
C'oss." They were ordered South. Thc
three went across our lines this evening.
, 1863-09-12

CAFE RACE, Sept. 1.-THE City Of Man.
chester from Liverpool September I'd, va
queenstown the Sd, passed this point this
evening, and was bearded by the news yacht
Of the associated press.
Cabinet had debated the expedienc7 Of re-.
ecgnizing the South. No final decision was
arrived at. Some Of tho French Journals
recommended the seizure Of the Florida at
Brett.
Europe1n politics ara unchanged.
lat this point Of the dispatch the down East
lines we:c Interrupted in the conclusion Of the
uewa.,-OPERAroR.