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! I FROM FORT SCOTT.
Tbe Disaster to Gen. Rlunt-AdaitB
At Fort ecotE{

rcoretpondeuee Of the Chicago Trfbunc.1
Foar scor7, Kansas, Oct. 7, 1858.
Ms]or General Blunt left Fort Scstt on suu-
day last, Oct. 9Th, for Fort Gibson, taking
with bin as an c: cort Company 4, 14th Kan
tas volunteer cavalry, and Company I, 81
Wisconsin cavalry, also the post band and
~. a,.,tf officers or at least part Of them,
n'e s.'u on., 49,. ~ - TsSs,.~ a. xr,..ons;a
consisting OF Major Hennlng. 30 Wisconsin
cavalry, Lieut.. Tappap. % Colorado, vo1un*
4ea- r. rfa,trv Msfor q. z. Curtiss, Lieut.
49, -, 1,..'..o -.1.. 1.dra ad.o,,+a
Fafr, % wisconsin cofan1, 'uue ao'oeA41a
ea1, ana :. r. @eS''i OIL ff&nk '*'''' :, Ne" '0fA
: .4srsa ao,,nvs t1esr1a n a ,nt1itsrv mat
A. bat'et ep,tpse tnsIa t,, - : ! 20,
and two companies arc etauoaeo a. taA] po1nt
one cnlored, Of the I'd Kanazs coIored volun-
+ss1s and one COMPANY of ille Sd Wisconsin.
s.-s -. =. uovd.v ~. gt1, 49, g..
tnous noou " N1ey,.111 's:-N,,s.
the Springs, and his force scattered Major
cnrtfs,s horse was ehor from under him. and
~ :. s.1.osad that ha iawonnd.d r. mt I'M.
II - euPPo1sa +-"s ~ - ~ ,'.14A.
cd. Lieut.. Farf aea prisoner not klaeo@
Msjor Hennipg was reported taken prisoner,
bnt since. It Is reported that he escaped.
Major General schodeld teleg.aphed from
Springfield, no. to Kansas clIy, 70 seno
cou,ier post haste to Fort Scott, informing
Gen, Blunt that the rebel Coffee and Guam
~ 1-... 49,. -, .,,,.. .ra-a b.1ow Eat
t1ei WIN tne't guespuas "e.o Geo" 14rS
Scott, and designed to attacR the place. de
a1so ordered Col. Wfer to liasten to Fort Scott
IT., -,st -.,ntorce,nsnts The conr1cr arrived nj
Ta-t T.4 raa.t eton4 Ta;anieh+ m Mondav. and
~. nat S 4h aToe ts,ns n9rsaenrer arrivsi bnre
ao"aI ,, Gar e Riunt te,1ing or iha: disaster tn
ii%ru Mn at Nh Ra9teP's ' sprinss. Gen; Blunt and
ILL., III ~ +1aiT@ ,ren Eef7t toeether. the rest
aoens se.tVsraa e"s ~ - ~ Ean R1nnf stonned
wss,a ms.S r. was fo osther The nen togeTfer.
sandinr wgs 81 baek Tanpsn Ills aid to this post foi
eimfossMen+s senSfs 1nen Ha hronrht t}e III naws
nt tho sfIs1r ~ Tho nost.
" r. re- sae,ns thst tha pner;11as made an attack
a - r. ,,ast s,, a. Ra3ter,s Snrinr1 and wana
oloa sne p0st thar ~ 49, ~ -, no-n;,~ 80
Wfnn4 hs meu e1,ia* 1eft lie fight
0Aun" A4o = ~ - ~. ~ go ,sst.
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NEWS PARAGRAPHS.

There is "Racing Association Of En-
g1lahmen and Americans at Hoog, Kong, CHI
M, for which Tiffany q Co, Of New York,
have just completed magnificent silver bowl,
at q cost OF 81, 500.
-Hon. Henry j. Raymond and Gen. Bus
teed received 8 compliment Of Joint Beren1de
In Philadelphia, few nights since.
ylti1g the Ruseian naval officers to thst city,
eaJs that Boston Is the second commercial
city ct the United States.
As the laborers on the Cha1lestown
(Nasa. Water-Works were @ digging q M& up me tae
sEda ss'ruek, M about f5ur feet below tie sarfsee.
n1mbtr Of beds Of charcoal. A. Boston paper
ventures the theory that the charcoal Is the
t6afdf t6e Blitish e ap1pg das q the Re7oiutien.
The Bceton Ioss, In noticing the recent vis,
It of Mrs. Webster to the tomb Of her husband
in Marshfield, tays, after ten yeArs OF sepnl-
tu!o in the ha1bor Of the pilgrims, the doors
cf the tomb swung solennly back, ana pe tas t,,s
Wendiy hand Of surviving fricudship-PeteE
Har,ey, Esq, to see what traces decade Of
yesrs IL death had left Of the 1lustrious de-
parted, It was found that the noble bro" WAS
get perfect IN all its featu1es," and that ths
"contour Of that impressive face" vas pre-
served the same as on the day when tho
funeral Of ten Thousand, at Whoee head was
| President Of the United States, In all his sn-
| pe.nal prime, took up ita solemn march from
| the Library at Mazshfeld to the "Tono oy
| the Great Sea-"
"A nan named Guidman, Of Szw York,
| ygho Tas arrested during the eiot troubles IN
| ttat city, has commenced suit against Gen.
! Wool for alleged fnlse Imprisonment, laying
his damages at the modest sum Of dfsy thou
| Sand dollars.
We Gee It stated,-We know not upon
! what anthority.-that one Of the fifteen shelf
| dropped by Gen. Gilmore into Charleston
shiTe1et to pieces statue Of john 9. Cal
horn, erected in front of tho Court Hous'
there.
"A pIece Of linen in which the famous;;Mrs
Dustin, Of Hs7e1hill, Mas, carried home th'
sca1ps Of the ter Indians she killed near Con
cord, N. H., was exhibited at the late Gaze
donia county ut. fair. By one Of her descend
ants, Miss LIdia J. Va1pun+ (Deng1tiul re
miDiacenceD
"A Berlin artist has come into spossessio
cfaye1y Interesting curiosity, the mstrteg
ring Of Martin Luther. On it Is an inscraI
ti09. bearing his md his W1fe's naues, VII
the date Of their marriage. The possessor
raid to be in negotiation with the Director
nf tbe ROYAL Mnfeum, with view 10 its pul
chase for that Institution; the authorities
1hich entertain no doubt Of the Renuinenea
OF the relic. -;
: --Ceorpe Sumner, brother OF Charles Sun
I ner. died It Boston, on Sunday last, OF paral.
J. is, He was one Of the most accnmpllsns
4 men Of the time, familiar With many lal
cuages and uteratures, and acquainted VI!
an the prominent European statasmeAs pu
liclsts and men Of letters.
, 1863-10-14
HORRIBLE MURDERINI


a correspondent OF the Illinois Istaats Zei-
tu.g in a letter dated Lafny ette, Indiana, Oct,
10th, writes as follows:
For ueny years past. German By the name
Of Stark, with his family consisting Of wife,
two grown daughters and three SONS between
the ages cf sixteen and twenty four has resi-
dea upon large farm Of over TWO hundred
acres, about seven miles from Pao1l; and hns
not only By his 1udefatfgable industry, acqul-
bis peaceablc, honest and fiiendly disposition
secured the good will Of his nelghhors, who
aye mostly Americans. This farm was SOME
whit Isolated; the nearest dwelling being
distant from It about mile and q half. This
made It possible for the abominable deed Of
which this entire family we're the victims to
remain concealed over four and twenty hours.
Last Wednesday cattle trader from Salem,
went to Stalks farm In order to transactsome
business with him. he was surprised at not
seeing about the grounds or In the yard, the
well- known faces Of any of the family. He
This created a suspicion that all. Was not
right, and he forced his way into the honse
through one Of the back windowa. On enter
ing tho house, his eyes were crested by . hor-
1ible spectacle. On the floor, In pool Of half
dried blood, lay the farmer. with his akall
bed 1ay his wife, also dead and bloody, while
in different parts Of the house were the three
sons and the tNo daughters, al murdered
either With cuts from knife, or blows from
some blunt instrument. The house Itself
must have been The scene Of n severe combat,
sirce everything movable was broken. and
throughout the house traces Of the most ter
rifle violence Tere distinctly Fiaib1e.. The
horror.struck cattle dealer hastaned to the
nearest farm and alarmed the whole neigh.
borhood. In the afternoon, the authorities
arrived at the spot. The most accurate inquiry
| furnished no clue to the perpetrators. othe1
than that the crime was probably prompted By
desire for piunder.
This event has of course created IN i'm
mense excitement among the people Of th'
neighbo1hood. Every possible e1ertion VA
| made to discover the murde1ers. But 30 fa
| they have not succeeded In detecting th'
| smallest trace of them. The physicians de
clare that the net was probably committed el
ther on Monday night or Tuesday. The gen
ersl opinion In the neighborhood Is, that tn
aeeass1ns have escaped with their booty oge
the river into Kentucky. The worst Of 1t |
that In the counties Of Indiana the police au
| thorfty is for the most part In ine1perlence
ha1ds, unequal to the Investigation and ID:
coyeries Of crimes so mysterious and compl
cxted.
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its execution. There must baveb been one or
more men among the crew Of the boats,
iurued on the river, who played the part OF
jnc,Bdiary. No person hnt an employee
cou{d have carried ont the plan SO we'll
Tie news this morning, that the President
has wi,bdrawn hts reply to the Missouri dele.
eadt n, tor rev1.ion, has revived the hope that
af>e, al schofield may be removed. II he
~iM order fen judlcious forms IN the NIL,
msY be redlesEed. The interference Of the
President will excite the autmoaity Of the
Governor quickly. il the ir1epressibla ne
gro question is touched; ,x -,
inp himself Capt, Wallace, Of the 48th New
Ye1k Volunteers, on detached service, swim.
d!td tE 0 our merchants Last week By palmirg
# spurious check on L. !. Benoist s Go ,
in retprn for military trimmings aud bill Of
rroeeriee, The check Was signed G. P. An
derson, Capt. o. s Army.
Weather cloudy md rainy. =
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Gen. Rosecranss ConRratuIatofY
Order.
| HEADQUARTERS DEPT Or TIE CpHBEpLASp,
CHATTANOOGA, Oct. 2, 1868. {

Order No. 8
ARMY OF THE CuMBER1ASp.-You have
hive driven the rebels from Middle Tennes-
see. You crossed great mountain range,
placed yourselves on the banks Of. q broad
river, crossed 1t in the face Of powerful op.
posing army, and crossed two other great
mountain ranges at the only practicable Pass-
concentrated In the face Of superior NUM-
bers, fought the combined armies Of Bragg,
which yon drove from She1bJvi11e to Tulla-
hona, OF Johnston's army from Mississippi,
md the tried veterans Of Longstreet'B corps
md for two days held them It bay, giving
When the day cloeed you held the field. from
which you withdrew in the face Of orerpow-
ering numbers, to occupy the point for which
ycu eet ont, Chattanooga.
You hare accomplished the great ToEk Of
the campaign: 5on hold the key Of Esst :,t
eneuy's mines Of coal and nltre.
Let theee achievements console you Tor the
regret you experience that arrivals OF fsesn
hostile troops forbade you remaining on the
field to renew the battle; for the right o1
burying your gallant dead ,ond caring Tor yohh1 r.
1eld. The Losses you have sustained though
heavy, are slight, considering the odds against
you, and the stake Son Lave Won. :.
You hold In your hands the suostantla
fruits Of 8 victory. and deserve, ana VIII e e
ceiye the honors and pla udits Of 2 grateia
nation, which asks nothing Of eren those Whe
have been fighting us, but obedlence to tne
Constitution, and laws established LOT ou'
own common benefit.
The Genera commanding earnestly beg
every officer and soldier Of this army 70 unit az
| with him In thanking Almighty GOD for II
favo1s to Us. He presents his hearty thank
snd CONGRATULATIONS to all the cfacars an
soldiers Of his command for their energy
| patience and perseverance, and the uudaunte
| Courage displayed by those who fought nit
such unDincting resolution.
Neither the history Of this Ear, nor prob;
blY the annals Of any batle, furnish lofts
example Of obstinate bravery and endurtn
resistance to superior numhe he1e-when troop
hasirg exhausted their ammunition, resoIte
to the hsyonet, many times, to hold the
poeItion agninst.such odds-a8 did our le
| and.ceut1e* comT rieing troops ofal the corp
on the afternoon Of the Goth Of septenber.
the tattle Of Chlckamanga.
fgIored1 W. 8. RosEcR4Ns,
M,loz-Gene1al Commanding
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nthere has been any necessity, political
or military, for suspeuding operations
under The Conscription Law, that ueces-
sity has ceased; and we hope that the
Government will, without delay, take
steps to fill up the shattered regiments Of
our amy, and push on cur columns to
Ticto1y and the end Of the war. The want
which impedes all our operations and de-
tents the best mid plans, is the want Of
men. In the name Of all that's humane,
Let rs have the Inauguration Of such mea-
eures as will insure their forthcoming. Il
the Government hare not the power to
enforce its laws and compel the 1ighsfn'
and necessary service Of citizens in the
counhy'a defence, the Government and
the country are already lost; and the I'M
" ayailtng contest tor their preservation
Tfll come to disastrous end.
, 1863-10-14
Cornelius Vauseee, arm; Henry 9 Murray, shor1

Cornelius vausete, arm; Henryc Murray, ehorl-
dtT.
head II Manning, face: shoser. finger: 2.
schplenbesg, hand; Wttekf, mouth, 8 Mill.
nes.'i CO. 'Ki-seret David H Dicklnson. leg; serst
5sTs; 1e pessp eesp"fsi iss sss Rsss;
Jam. Delsay, slight; Jae. q: Home. BACK; Ma,:
II, HalI, neck, slight; Abra1n Long, shoulder;
sidnts 9 Manner. In leg aupusasea; nten ''at-
1eSii MissraMF1ed % Krahsn. 4, Robert Accuteheon,
B, Geo Munroe, c, b W. sAwirs, c, 7. .: nnyes'
G. Peter a johnson. D. Mics Murray. y, Hm r
Bureese, D. Joseph Apply, ?. Barney Wnsesss. T.
Elisha Lloyd. E. Chas. .sweetIand. 70 1aEAsoI
q, jus &. Perkins, H, Fred Miller. !, Mm, a..
AMI. &. Lem Grunay. Z. J: LeyeTcaus H. ho"a
| Manbeay, Z, Harlow Slate, T.
AxcAF1TuLATIoN.
Killed and ~;
N0UnQe0.
M1EA1nE. -
Total ....'...''.........'"'''' ~
with 1eepect to the wounded, who are cap
| red or missing, our knowledge is necessa1
tie beat information we can at;psesent obtain
r. ". LYTLE, Surgeon
WM. N. HA1GH, Chaplain,
9Efh Tl1trofa
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Il Gen. Wlatar'a Expeditions.
The faTlowiv & dispatch h.s been fecelTedas
headquarters:
FoRTHEss MONROE, Oct. Q, 1881.
Major Gtnrrsl 3. ". Hallecl, Gsnersl ln-Chlei:
1have the homer to report tha: the expo IL
ton sent not IN Sunday, under Gen Wlsssr.
to bresk up or capture the guerilfas ~
hoata' crsws organized by tbs enem7 In Mat
theve courty, has returned: having Ia n.'o
accompi. Esu It's object Four reb:l naval
officers, twenty five men ard twenty fre h:4d
ct cattle, belonging to the Confedertcy, TO-
2, th.r with horaes. mules and arms aEe the
feeults, 4 large number of rebel boats wete
DESTROYED. 0ur loes was one man ki!lo''
Gen Tistar reporss 1h~ 4th United States in
fantry {colczed} makieg thirty miles In one
day, with no str.gv1e's. J. g. FosrEE,
Msjor General Commanding.
II posterity eond. nps me, twill DO BE-.
cause did lot hsuE John C. Calhoun aa trsltor-
ANDNEw JAcKsoN.
Now, II the CopT erheads hare any love or
respect for " Old Hickory" they should al,
with ore accord, 60 ont and harg themselves.
, 1863-10-14
v-1,e sure Footsteps Of Justice.

The sure &E0OA8ttPsU VI - %osASS', :.
from the Kansss City Journal Of conmerce' 7ta.l
At tho last term Of the District Court In
tim In comfy. @ u Kausas, a man named Griffith Or
Sa e ths %ent fnSs o1er Ts Rom q2dsl ~
intn Kan.ss. IN The summer Of 1858, md col
a ieet,nE n up from E their dslds ! and homes, s1
eleven unarmed men, marched od5s dhsq h,aaaa onio
a ma,sacre re- known in history as the '' Maria des
Cyenes Maesacren-wns tried and conyifted 1,,tteS
Of the murders then and there eommlstea; @ u o.
bvng E on tbs 3oth dny Of October instant
he sire footsteps Of justice hare 9ysrtaKen
orc of the participators in that horrible trsns.
action, a Singular feature Of the esse Is 1hat
the criminal was arrested by old ~; T. n Aalf, i;
grove, one Of the men who vas snos a.si uoma y
the time Of the MASSACRE, hut VINO 1eco7efea
| from his wounds: j
!: One execution such as this will be, Is Tortt Il
more to the cause Of Inv and civilization thaz
thousand violent deaths At private or IN
| authorized hands.
, 1863-10-14
FROM ST. LOUIS.

Ehe1bys6 Raid Into miktouri-0estruc.
tlon Of Depots aud other PACIFIC tall
road Properly r1y-Quantrcuss Raid
Narrow Excape-Frults OF CoR1erv2-
Ittm, Etc. Etc.
, 1863-10-14
FROM VICKSBuRG.

soutbern News -1ncendfarts rtsm -
Avoiding the C0nscrtptlon-A H[oth-
f. er-tn-lnVT or Ief. Davis At VlcksourR
a novel ComplAlnt-0rdef from
Cen. Grant,
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mr.. Hea1eyss Portrnit Gallery.

81 hfH residence IN this CITY. HIS
s.,7.-r - ~rorea ith the brilliant results of his
49, ,nd 70 .ve To congratulate ourselves that
,,rorass,o, ,s held IN snch 1,Icb "a.
.ue t So -. ~. .,.,.s-s t'
1esln =, w. 49, .,,. ..1,,-v and .r,,a
LIE p'.aaen' ~ ~@'~ .s ,,,.n 1-,,.,,-,
ava! ~ uo@4 ~ ~. .an,,+s T., tba .,-,,n.
local 1acee ano aaoee ~ Asa 4..51..s..,,1 ~,
departments o. n'etata1c. es'.oeeas+D -.
ta1y science ne buppose LIEU "e w y. INV
hundred pictures o. tnis eo's, u VIC "@ns saa
floors Of this veu'nEhtea apartment As n'en1
be expected, they are not al Of equal merit ana
some Of them had to be repainted, Mr. Hsaley
would, 10 doubt, treat them in very different
ep1tit and 1nsnner. Therr are othezs, however,
which wonld be hard to beat-whtch hare not been
hu.1Ied over like those we have Just alluded to,
but carefully studied, and are full Of power and
character,
This artist Ia especially portrait painter, and
aoesnot NEEDLE with landscapes. He has attempt
ed one OF two rhetorical pictures, and about Is
many historical portraits. The former does not
eecm to be his forts; and II ne may judge from
the Large canyaes representing Franklin at the
Court Of the French King, We should FAY that ho
has 70 adequate idea Of composition. toz the Pre-
ducrion Of pictorial and dramatic effect. Frank
lin, the central figure Is the only good thing int
picture and this is EefJ striking conception au
nni1ably executed In all Its parts; with pose and
soudity In It, and dne expression Of seufeiianee
ard modesty in the face, which give to us an d.
eu1ance 1aa' ea's eo.et4e. ,1a"usa. =. ~ - =
slla1 s,. =" - 49, 49, W -5o,t th.-e and .re
| so-+ ~ ;,nmu,es The Klrr ia more like ftun.
key than monarch; aud one cannot help feeling
that our brave and noble Franklin has, eomehow
/ ~ .,+t,x.v <,nf Sufo veYF 0ueAr t0mDauY.
, 1863-10-14
Horticultural Notice.

BLoonMoros NURSERY, Oct. II, 1863
Editors Chicago Tribune:
Your report Of the late State Fair, at Deca-
tur, mentions but two premiums awarded on
nv articles thereof which also no. no.
ice appeared in said report. :, Briefly:
they were 65 varieties of dahlias, 90 Of
verbenas, IS Of roses, ) Of gladtolus.
IS Of ere1greens, e Of shrubs, 20 Of apples, !
Of 81 named ai.o ,cS S9t srs one1ss asp%asd pead
len iift premiums, as follows:
Beet collection Of Fruits and Dcctduous ornamen'
Best It i vasieties okapples for South Illinois.
1eet twelve disaimilar blooms OF DahllAs.
h st collection Of Gladiolus.
PAtnutas.
- Il Vetbenas.
4'u :, ss Cut Flowers.
q EEe1g1eens.
Shrubs.
Also two second premiums as follows: :.
Best collection Of apples, not less than IS Vazfe
Beat is varieties Of apples for Northern Illinois
Yours &C., F. Z. Phoenix.
, 1863-10-14
IMPORTANT TO LADIES

DR, CHKKsEMANa PILLS
TIA iox1ed1ents IN thsse Pills Is tho result Ct loaE
md prae 81 mid ID :he.r o7x1asao1, an1
9orc 10 correct al Irregularities Faiutni mensttua
Uopf, HxNuvIyo AL oBaTKucI1o1s. whetaet tfam
ni. Or othefWiao headache, pain IN tie Gda pai1l-
talon e thn nesrt whites. an reEyous ndect1o1s.
h5s;tf1cs dianrhed a1eep, which at1sas toH aerzu7-
upEh Ct na:u e.
DE, CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
Are pcs1tlve remedy fer al complaints pecu1a1 70
Fernelrs INDUCING WITH CERTAINTY PEA1oDfoA1
IeHxGuIIaiTT Explicit ect;ona B.ating whea 1heg
sheuid 1or Bk usHD = In each boz Prtca os dollar
HuTCHrEGS 4 HuLYER F1oprteto!a
ocara6amodp 81 Cedar street, Kew York Cl.7.
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mond and the South. Their possession Of
nearly Ill the rolling stock OF the Eist Ten
uessee and Virginfa and East Tennessee and
Georgia roads Will do them very 1ittle good.
as nore Of 1t will fit the roads south from
Richmond by way Of Weldon. Mr. Hode is
Of the opinion that there Is not natn trunk
in the South That can maintain itself for sir
months longer, unless they get materials for
repairing outside Of the Confede1acy.
Ohio lr4nin In 0ctobers
1860.
At the October election of 1860. the Repub-
lican candidate for Governor was Curtin aud
the Democratic candidate Foster. The vote
ttood:--
Curtin, republican ss sss s0a aoa
Foster, democrat. o.sss
Cnsttns majority. .as.16s
But at this time the Republicans are Te'
duced not less than Il, 900 votes By the excess
Of Republicans who have gone to the army.
At the October election of 1850 In Ohio,
the aggregate Fote for Congressman WAS Al
follows:
Republican candidates. .1f8bA
Democratic candidates. .1a1'lSS
Republican majoeiy.
Brfnkerhoh, the radical Republican candt-
date for Supreme Judge. had but LAGOS ma
| jority. The homo Tote Of the State would be
overwhelmingly Republican now If tbs Demo
Gratis had sent half the volunteers that have
gone to the army; but the Republicans haTe
farnifhed more than two'thirds OF them. At
i
, 1863-10-14

0nacfaI Returns from the Third Con-
etesA1on1 District
}Epecial election to i'll vacancy caused BY the
death Of John W NOEL, Unton1
, 1863-10-14

BOSTON, Oct. 19.-The Following eItfact
Of letter is from one OF the boats crew
Of the ship Housatonic, eugaged In the attack
on Sumter en- the Ssh of September:
CoLu1B1A, 8. C., Sept. II.
We hare. been In this city one week to.
teen men and two officers, are sill well, and
were not Injured at all We were in the
Ch1rleston Jail four days. Chaplain Il. G.
Turnbull, Of the 10th Connecticut, preached
to rs yesterday. There were 96 men aud II
officers taken at Sumter On the night Of the
Sth Of September. We think We shall be ex-
IN 4 few days. We enjoy ourselves singing,
&c, and haye the liberty of the gard all day
1cr
, 1863-10-14

AEONEY TO LOAN ON REAL
1FI Fstate In Chicago. or Gu Farms in Illinois,
within leo niles Of Chlcsgo Applicants By 1sttes FIJI
p.etee gt7a the numbe Of tho ls7d and toll oe.
xrint!cn cf ife property offered 81 security Apply
TO GKO, n, NEHCDM8. oice 30 D sszt9rn IT,. Room
10 s, ur Stairs. CEicaRo. Ill T. 0. Box2eaS-
, 1863-10-14
TOTJOwAV,S Pills AND

"OIIOWA4'S PILLS AND
LII O1NrMENT.-He Hecessity eomrels us.-D1L1oCs
F3yER,-Nothing 10 n ore disa., ecsole TO Il alex
{hsn de naaseous medicines pnytlriaE1 ueq1sesy
obiGe en- TO allc. but tae destfe IoE heath y
Tia bit .efnesf Of Tho d5aceht uououay.e Pn hhow-
eyer obYsto thls officially py The rapiditY a'd csr,
bow shey set 80 ete< tualty that they VII tgime-
diatey cpre The Wo95t phases Of lndlxe3l q. dea1
inYfle N who are unacqaHinted With then Ware
pcssb!e TO nd apy sueh 70 give them tsia!: saa Ee
Sora Ele4sts scEoiulons R1mo!e, Cancer. FA1s. and
sfferfnsl n m sd1 in use oc1Eo1s7-1W
, 1863-10-14
FTHREE DAYS TRDTTlN(
Brighton Track.

The I4th, 18Th snd 9th Of 0ct., 1888.
On WEDnRapAY, Oct. 14th, at * O'Clock p. Il,
fer Pune Of az c0 The contest to ba be:-een the
golld.IeEosa TIo:t.ae 'aLtsns GEnR9E 4.
we'll Know to be two Of tho tsstess stations IN Ia
world.
D Tannsa GIN. r, n7Ecs bay stallion G II Patche1~
Vim, TocIIur ofN T.. naE - bIk Ata1llon HAtz3 Clay
This race to be mile neats best In s. to ha.nesa
On THUReDAY, tho 18th ct Oc:ober mascs raoe
for $500 aside VII co1e OF q s'4 o'clock Pm.
IN FEIpaY Oct 18TH st ~ O'Clock r. L.. tie
hhove An ed Stal1ior viii riot e beats best In
te saddle, for purse Il 32,pm.
E-t-tts msds aud asall!ons driven By Tho aoovg
named gentlemen.
The Chicago md st. Louis Railroad Conpzoy VII
run trktn cf cas- 10 and from sha Brighton Track.
leaving their Depot At tie Aadiaop street Bridge ~
3 o clock each dRy. o.. 16lt IN
, 1863-10-14
hKcVICKER'S THEATRX
lY4 Hadt5on street. oaswern Dsaeoora SAD J*ats
Efna haat 4eatfIa.ad rneatra II TIA nt,z1d

# ifd aud last week dk
MARY PROVOST AsD NE GEO RYKR.
The razaxen ear has unieignsd p,sssaro Ia a1-
chg public that he hRs 1t 31eas u1pc1so
gtcureG from mt hHuds
The GExAr AA1vE1 or TuK IRE t1SruHX.
THE GHOST: THE Gd0sT.: THE GAOSr!!.
Tna genuine spectral illuAon, which has sttrscted
c1owdsd and h1t tAshiesA1Y Atteutire andenc.a tn III
tbs Theatres OF Ne y York Eoslaad All frsu-d mo
eytncsd 1te mort upboauaed g7Rttdcattcn and sur.
p1sc 1t the SURF s:suely xordd. Ill and ttsrutnk e1ak
Of tha
GREAT GHOST FHEN0AEYOT.
It wm be produced this eyet.uG Ia a entirely new
mAtxai1ou ct Mss B Afdone celebrated u0YSl Of
"Au1o1A FLOYD" entitled
Aurora F1oyd'a Secret.
Just received By Mary Provost, fEam Pari1 ana aow
plA7IuK fhere win tho 1t NAKED AucceaA. Il Il
adapted IN four Acts aud viii present
THE 1nosT N eTI D1TYEKXyF KIFEors!
~ Stats eau b es c5ed lot tta entlro wcek.
~. SATURDAY aFernuuu-EEAxD HATINkE
, 1863-10-14

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