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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-03-05
Correspondence Of nth Iowa
CAKp 17rH Iowa REG'r. INrANrRY
NEAR MEMPHIS, TENN.
Eahrusrv 81 1874
February d, 1868.

l
According to previous notice, the officers
of the 18th Regiment Iowa Infantry met
last Evening, and on motion Col. D. B. Hill
lis was called to the chair, and S E Hicks APP
pointed Secretary. On motion of Col. G.
A. Weaver. G. Horner, Dr. Ealy. Capt New
ton and Lieut.. Brown, was appointed a
committee to ressort resolutions expressive
of the feelinge of the meeting.
The Committee reported the following
preamble and resolutions which was unani-
mously adopted by the officers, and was
read on dress parade and unanimously nd.
opted by the regiment.
On motion all the officers present signed
the proceedings Of the meeting.
On melton all the newspapers in Iowa
tnat Is friendly to the Union and the Army,
be requested to publish the proceedings Of
the meeting.
WHEREAS, A faction at home is endeav'
ering by means of pondulent Army Cores.
pondence, Misrepresentation Of the policy o.
our government, sensation meetings and
kindred cunr;ng. to embarrass the Admin
istration, discourage and dissatisfy our army
and give hope and consolation to our enc
mics in arms.
Resolped, First, That we hereby desire
to express our contempt for every such fac
ton, press or person. That we see in tn,
success of their efforts, Obstruction to ou1
Arms. Dishonor to our American Name.
Resolved Cd. That while we realize thu
labors and hardships Of war, we would no
escape by dishonorable treaty, and tina
we discountenance all action or Legislation
tending to an armistice for the purpose o
procuring disgraceful peace based upon I
divided Union.
Resoleed Sd. That we will cooperate on
" with true hearted friends of the Union.--
That we spurn any attempt looking TOWARD
disafection of the army, and that we hole
1 the insragators as our common enemies.
i D. B. Hills, Col 18th Iowa Reg't.. G
A. Weaver, Lieut.. COL, 8. H. Ealy, Sur
geon, O. @. Birer, Asst, w. F. Coleman
I'D, F. woolsey Adjutant, Kenderdine q
!; Lieut.. Go. A, s. w. Huston Capt. Co. B
D. w. Iowa I'd Lieut.. Co. B, n. Newto,
Capt. Co. G. D. W. Suaggs LIST Lieut.. Go
G, s. F. .Mcveal I'd Lieut.. Go. o, A. A
Steuart Capt. Co. D. J. F.. Shelton Is
Lieut.. Co.. d, Thomas Ping Capt. Co. f, A
Hull LIST Lieut.. Co. E, W. F. SobusoI
I'd Lieut.. 90. E, s. r. Brown I'd Lieut.. 90
4 F, VIM. Horner Capt. Go. G, G. W. Dea
I'd Lieut.. Co. G., s. @. Suadpass list Lieut.
Go. I, S. NJ. Inskepp I'd Lieut.. Co. 1, S. +
Hicks Capt Co. K. O. w. Woodrow Is
{ Lieut.. Co. X, S. A. Specimen I'D Lieut.. Go
TX rsr f,- su.-g ~. 4
i, certify the Same resolution which wa
read on dress parade and unanimously ad
opted by the men Of the nth Iowa Reg
Infantry. 7. PING.
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WASHINGTON, March LA dispatch re-
ceived from Gen. Grant has given much en-
couragement to the President and Secretary
Of war. They exprss utmost confidence Of
favorable results at vicksburg. Chant asks
for only four or five days good weather to
complete his arrangements, which are Of snch
a nature that military authorities here are
convinced viii result not merely ip the cap
ture Of vicksburg but. also the rebel ar
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negro brigade viii be raised at this place
suppose this is not very welcome news to
the fire-in-the-rear Democrats Of Wapello !;
but let the Oopperheads show their deadly
fangs-let them disfranchise the soldera if
they CANA better day is coming. The
soldiers win one day return and then the
copperheads viii have to ''hunt their holes"
as the boys say. I must bring this to a
close. Ifyou consider it worth publishing,
you may hear again from
COMPANY b.
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Capture Of tn. lndianola by th.
Rebels.

New York, March 2.-United States Miss
sisippi squadron Feb. ~, via Memphis
March l. TolGidson Wsllss, Secretary Of
the Macy
Sin II regret to inform you that the In
"a has also fallen into the hands Of the
- - rams Webb and Queen Of the
st attacked he, 70 n''es run "''o anu
:. until she sSrrend cred e All Q Of
: to aea.cels spliance wi, with
mined =, tnsv tRs par.
L.. "e' -ad3
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Conference on Ways and Means bill, made
report concerning tax on banks, which
was ccncurred In, A
IS IS HOUSE.
E4 Ws Wochin0inu Fab ~

8 HOUSE.
~ Washington, Feb. 4r.
The Ho Use was engaged 10 discussing
amendments to the internal revenue bin.
EVENING SESSION. called up the
bin to facilitate taking depositions in the U.
s. to be usedrin other countries. Passed.
Pendleton's motion to lay on the table
the report Of the Committee Of Conference
on habeas corpus indemnity bill, was decid.
ed in the negative, % to 70. 1v,e 80,
Thomas, Of Mass, proposed tomorrow
evening. 2sth, be devoted to debate on the
report of the committee, and vote thereon
be taken at 10 o'clock Monday. Agreed
to.
At2a. m, House adjourned
Washington, Feb. 20.
Dawes, from the Committee on Elections.
made an unfavorable report on the creden-
tails of Hawkins, claiming seat from the
9th district of Tennessee. 5sIL ftr -
Mcpherson made report from the Com.
mittee Of Conference. on the disagreeing
amendments to the bill for additional mum.
Der of Major or Brigadier Generals. The
report agrees to appoint 80 Of the former
and 70 of the latter.
Proviso is also modified so that officers
to be appointed shall be selected from those
CONSPICUOUS for gallant and meritorious con-
duct. The.report was adopted.
The House took up the report from tha
Committee Of the Whole, on the bill con-
tanning the amendments to the internal tax
bill.
% Morrill,, Of Vt, offered substitute for the
tax bill amendments, which were yesterday
reported from the Committee of the Whole.
it being the Same with very few compare
lively unimportant amendments.
The House considered, in Committee
Of Whole, the miscellaneous appropriation
bill. @s aE
Stevens made report from the Commit
fee of Conference, on the disagreeing amend
ments to the naval appropriation bill Ad-
opted. A,A
Colfax from the Conference Committee
made report On the postofice reiorm bill,
which was adopted.
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Mar. 8, 1868
REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION


The Republicans OF Iowa are requested to send
delegates to state Convention, TO be held In the
eity Of pes Moines, on Wednesday the nth day of
June 1863 to commence at 10 o'clock. A. NJ, for the
purpose Of In nomination TO be voted for at
the ensuing October election, candidates for Cover
nor, Iieutenant Governor, and one Judge OF the
Supreme Court for the transaction OF such other
business a. may properly come before the Conven-
NoA.
The ratio OF representation will be the same as at
the last Republican state Convention, viz One del
sgate 10 each organized county, and one Delegate
AddionaIfor each hundred votes cast At the
last Presidential election for Hon. Abraham Lincoln
President Of the United States. Fractional votes
Of so or viii be entitled to additional dele
rate All citizens. without distinction Of party who
heartily In favor Of sustaining the Government
In the Of all Constitutional and necessary War
measures for the speedy and complete suppression
OF the Rebellion. end the punishment Of Treason,
who are opposed to the schemes designed to bring
anarchy and bloodshed to own hresides by d.
viding theFree States into hostile and petty Con.
federacies and who still believe In the good old
sgxgtrine ~ Gen eral Jackson, The UniOn-n must
and shaNbe preser red" are cordially invited to
mite In sending Delegates - /.
County Central Committees requested to take
such steps IS win Insure full attendance at the
Convention, and thorough and efficient organra-
JAMES T. LANE,
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Spec fal TO the New York Paper.
Especial to the Herald.


STAFFORD @. II March 1.-Col Wynd.
ham who with . force of cavalry left centrei
vile on reconnaissance arrived at Falmouth
last evening. He passed through Warren
ton. which WAS occupied BY about 90 rebel
cavalry who escaped. Parties of rebels were
discovered at Licking and Blk runs. Some
dozen prisoneres were taken; prisoners and
deserters from the rebel army report no
force at Culpepper. L
Times Dispatch as
The rebels on the Rappahannock for 3
days refused to hold communication with
our troops undeer the usual flag Of truce.
Reports from the Army of tho Potomac
represent the condition of the roads As beng
much worse than at any previous time. 3
The Senate will BE- convened 10 Executive
session after the adjournment Of Congress
for the purpose, mainly, of considering mill.
fary nominations made BY the President,
which cannot be reached until after the 4th
The report'of the, Mcdowell Court of In.
quiry censures him for leaving his command
on the evening ofAug. q, to- meet Gen.
Pope at Manassas Junction, without orders.
and during which absence, Kings division
WAS attacaed by the rebels. The finding Of
the Courtsare approved by the President. !
s is stated that the President will call out
COG, 900 men under the conscriPtion law.
It is said that Representative Guriey. OF
Ohio. will be nominal. for Governor OF All.
zonia Wednesda, and Richard McCormic
as Secretary.
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N. WAcHTLER. IS
BOOT AND, SHOE MAKER.
Aain.ss, one door East Of Temslss Bank, IS
0rTUMwA, IOWA. 'Aiea Gsss
vUVHE prietorkeeps constantly on hand 8 reed
y assortment q Lesthsrs. End 4 alxays see31Ae
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4 y
inclined to this opinion, from the fact thai
yon don't see anything of ''old George
about; that you would as soon think Of the
Leopards changing his spots, ss of the
Judge so suddenly changing such vital prin.
ciples. Well if you mean the boys leopard
I will agree with you.
The boy said to his mother IL.
"Mother docs the leopard change bis
spots ~
eyes. my son. said his mother, "when
he gets tired Of standing on one spot, be
changes to another"
Sol think it is, my Democratic friend,
with the "white cravated Judge" and those
=, -, =. coadjutors, who are continually feel.
;na ~. ,,,,.. ), -. public favor, pandsr-
ing to the prejudiess of the ;. eop'e' con.l'..
ing how they can cheat them and r~.' 'n'0
office on their backs. When they can't ~.
complish what they want on zone spot"
they change to another. But let US pay at
-. 1.-THE speaking.
.'o" ',st sat down, and now there
o"e"sro mas J~- hat time honored
mounts the rostrun. ~ :, honest nat.
life long, stately, NOBLE. chivaln~. r.niel
not and Dem oer:,. Joseph benny n
s.A Sampson aoli.h s.. ''' more ~ s' oesn.
'v "a: As plain Joe Stree. /. : /.
oar NJ :, o ,.iam 'p'snsor Of dietion i
:er dwelling upon the former 80, u which,
, spamass Of the American Eagle. And 80. go y
DeSsNe brightness of n. re. 1o the W
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- washington, feo. 70.
Mr.. Harlan introduced q bill supplement
tary to an act for the relief of persons for
damages sustained by certain bands ofSioux
Indians. The bill extends the relief given
to the citizens Of Minnesota to those of Iowa
and Dacotah. Passed. s.
Mr.. Wilson of Massachusetts introduced
. bill to pay for arming loyal citizen troops
organized in any State or States the inhahi.
tants Of which have been OF may hereafter
be in rebellion against the Unised States
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
~ - = ~ - -7l7s7-077 -
.OR THE WOUNDED.

N. hath, Of nc sc,Ir Juy @
has the SICK sna woanded OF Of the
and o. the aa ng in @ with h
nve ran car loads on the to Gettssbnrs The Pre-
al he General seacary Procsor
and n ws n naS D sia s he
this point pr swain accompanies the column Of GENERAL
@ Fs!lsssiS,s nS,s knasp Ss
camri Frederick sup rnend the Transmission Of sup
plies Each Of these gentlemen had experience
%
- sp rna,s e se
he The supps are BY the ea
agents Of n she IA II zeal IL reaeag
Gated ~ NE aet mat IN the present three agents
cavalry pushing succo to exposed points The Of
M e @ IF se On c e Of M Hoag
we ne battles q the "a aud "a 'ns were IN poers's and
a The a IN e y a. Snsr
aaah more than that 10 those Of General ussn and General
fooss the at sas ' twenty SSuna oas
can cy b Sustained Sy the conssn : SENATE caoer
ton q great number Of axary 50 and by frequent
such the bsres statement reminding them Of The facts and
required ouy asked the present Oceasen may be
o. he Com m ssioa By The connecon u ndv,daas With
existing societies cooperating with the Commission
methods. collecting and iSansnitIins, sonirS@
will owe their lives this week who did
hold their hand when there SPECIAL public excite
mcn by which the Commission had ready Freder
lex, Baltimore and Washington. and fhade
phia New FORK and Boston, Those no wish cordially
cooperate with the Commission Will work II
we're Just entering upon long ana with thought
of Its ending momentary enthusiasm is not desired but
the Commisson offers Its agency 10 all who wish to sead
the comfort OF the army, y such and ethoss
perience leads II adopt until the rebels and
the volunteer disbanded whh last under circum
stances, possibly Tor long time Let
those who have not begun to work systematically for the
begin Let those who have been working steadily
become more stcadfast and orderly in tnek work
All individual contributions should when practicable DO
made "a los societies II Is unnecessary AJAX vhat Is
pcciay neededcommon sense will anu what Is useful In
the Of the sick and wonnded of
dinaiy class OF articles cannot occur
So etes should endeayor smus possible 10 make
gular shipments theepots whicn alone goods be
assoed arranged and shipped In exact accordance With the
demand q the army at different points.
Tho ber OF these depots cannot he increased and
goods he received otherwise through them with
cnusng aud trouble to the Com
mission without diainuton OF their value. Far In
those who have lately their goods Washing
without odrs In masy cases force the Com
mission to hold them Idle or TO rcassort and eck and re-
sisi goods especially called Boston
New York Lousvie for Transmission to Port Royal
Port Hudson or Ncksbnrg.
and contributions may be sent 10 either OF the Of
fees of the Commission which nxcd at the f0rowng
points simple reference the
and economy OF doing the conuon work.--Boston. New
York, Philadelphia Pittsbure Buffalo, Cleveland Ciucn.
matt. Columbus, Chicago, Louisville.
Contributions may be made to
GEORGE = STRONG, Treasurer,
Rev. n. W. BELLOWS, President
Fryn Law General Secretary, n
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sTEAMDO,A,ll,T,I'.,,,.,, y,

DAy BOAT FOR ALbAxY:.TmE LARGE AND CON.
~ rnoioas steamer DANIEL DREW leaves jay
STREET cr fuesia Thu, saAy aud Saturday morning
st 70 clek landing Thireh street, Yonker O szens,
West Point kcwbusg. Po.ghkeepsc. Hhneberk Tivolt,
Casxsu and II dson arriving a. Albany 10 time 70 take .hc
occk the evening Returning leaves bany every
Monday. "wednesday Esd Friday ats odockA. n.
L,oR BRIDGEP0RT-pAiLY LINE-THK sfBANER
RRID0kPORr caves peer ~ kast river daily 81 II
ceok m hriakepor IN time 70 connect wi
uosksaonic NanRuck. New Haven and Hartford
r~dx Also the shoss Lane - Bay ersok and new London
I,OR KFyPoRF. THE NEW STEAMBOAT ID r.
Martha Captain " Arrowsn'tb leaves Robipsop
pe~ asiy escrp-dJ a. four n. lexyport ~
even A. N. Fare cn cents
1foRxTSo BOAT FOR GLEN COVE AND RosLYN
uI aud internesiisie hndn9s-The Ntrauer NtNSA
lssvss Peek sp every morning at 9I ocsck Returning,
lekyes Roslys al 3 4. y.
NaoRxr.G LINE FOR rEkKsKILL.-rHE AURORA
M Jay strsct ~ daily ~ithoul esosptun) ~ A
~ nnrs Souksrs, Hassrs. pobbs Feryy. Nyscs. SING
ug Haierstrsw, Grassy Point and vev~s- -~~Ass
fcr ihs At T,srti~ts stsS
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mug ApygRrIsyK. GENTLEMAN % YEARS OH.

NV -
do,,a business Western CITY. wishes 10 tfe A.
aIs.n OF anne young kssy betw the ages OF sevru
,s.r and wsnty.nvc years, wrh view astony eps
r,r.t ~ ysf koking. In rceabe h
ds-, sion dcrasae knowledge - and
F,sncn Tn advertiser gsnrsfnaD of INTEL re-
nj M lie desrs only such IL
hia "a al written is sncrity sd from ladies' ne
l.st ,eet.s iy. Adifrss teneoslnv
..eab - sasing who're an sr'srvsS
$50 H~fah sncs
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LOAN OFFICES.

hOAN OFFAC
77-IrBERAL ADVANCES MADE ON DIAMONDS,
"A Watches. Jeweiry Guns, Pistols Silver Ware Siks,
PiAnos sogrs Ao, or tie same bought N dasred N. b.
the articles obtained any other place
this Any having tickets sell would do weii to
call before selling them elsewhere a II Beeker street.
stairs
ARoN ADoLPHUs. 40 PEARL AND 81 NEW
IA Chambers Iirenset by government loans
10 any personal properly Gold aud Silver
watches Diamonds. aud Dry 1oods &C.
cau redeemed any time within ons year.
AT COZ MONEY LITERALLY ADVANCED on
n Waiches. Diamonds, Jew,lry. SILVER Piste Pianos,
Seears and ,he same bought Tor csh. N Bfawpbo
Tckes wanted and viii ~ per cent more than any
rerson for for Watches Dtamouds dew e
room No. o.
At &c NASSAU Strict, ROOM No. q UP STARR
the highest prices par i.r Dssnoud Watches and
Jew ery every desert ten ad same
n prrferred, by A. HoSUAAN, Broker and Gems aston
Merchant
At HENRY BYNAxAess BROADWAY CORNER or
N Bond street. room UP s'Aifa vii rav the highest
cash Diamonds, Watches Slyer.
ware. advances made on the aud also Pianos
st broadway
nawNBnogtRs TICKETS BoUGHr AT NO. "a,
II Eighth avenue. 1wnl pay 10 per cent than anv
tersou lor tick~s Of Datsonds. Wstches Jeyery Dry
Goods, &c., &c. 1ss Eighth avenue.
\ ~ nnn WATCHES wANrEp-HENRY RgGAx
IUNOU ~ and i1s sosrfy. ewes me best price la
10lis r.tots 0ars Silver and rased Ware. &c. ac 81
cash si. alse on tbr sane. N. k--Pswnbruksrs
,,nssis lo"sf' Al III and iIa Bowerr
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MATRIMONIAL.

YOUNG NAN OF PREPOssF ssISa APPEARAScE
now studying for physician would like 70
with young lady OF nnd and adectiOnatc dsposor
over " years VI age with view 10 marimony Al CON
CONFIDENTIAL Address A ID. H., boz l. HI
beth rni1n csunJ, New JcisT
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YOUNG opricBR IN THE

YOUNG opFIcBR IN THE ARMY or The POro.
~ progosseasnG APPEARANCE wishes 90
resspndcnce With young Jsdy with an ultimate viewro
,,s uouy. in clhgence refinement and moderate
o. psanty money object AdifssA enclosing dc
vste N arsssbte, Lieut. a. e. LAgsn 0eorgetown Post
oi,cr Washington. u. q.
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L,rRSITuRE.-As ELkGANT ASSORTMENT OF
il Household Furniture for sae.-A family goilg Eu-
rors will dispose Of their Furniture private sale rare
opportuny ior housckeepcrs. full
Panof0rte. all modern improvements.
he so,d.for S21ci beautiful solid Parlor Suit
covered French ssn brooei $780, for s35 ons
DO for 3lD, Turkish Easy Chairs and Lounge,
TOP Tables Curtains, fantpgs. Clocks Vases two
wool Bedst ads Bureaus, Wash stands, Spring
Mattresses Chairs Rockers. Extension Table. Dining
Chaire &c &c ell at sacrifice for Inquire of
~ RICHARDS uo West Eisnth stsect tCrnton placey,
betweensFsfth aud sixth avenues
L,rRSirURE WANTED ANY FAMILY HAVING A,
Il lot o. iood furniture TO dispose hear OF
Customer " addressing A. j. B. 3l3 Hudson street. New
cd
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BOARDING HOUSES AND OTHERS. WITH GOOD
- desiring boarders would do well have
their registered at the Foreign Registry odcc, 81 HI
berty
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INOkT fUWAhp ~.
Brick budfnes sustained B0sriiag ss,nln.rv IN
the State Fall efm Ausust ~ board ana snnmon X. -
hsh, weeks tor $40 special srsngeirsns for LADIES'
Languages eciencss, Music ana Parfng how pars Also
4 comp CONNER iai College or Young sen IL. ra,s
ices.s sddr, ~ Rev. Joseph X. King Foit Reward
teacher socomI anes students from New yort
r TAH1rA0ES.-GERxAN, FRsvCIT SPANISH 1Sl,
~ Latin taught a,eos ding 10 new and ,eihod by
M lof Ham tprr,fy o. magetn 6nr1agrs a
CIs.n c0egs LONDON. Lsdi tnsifn.f~a a. ts@ty go
4. nseF an EnAlsh .aJsht " ioreen~re 4p,, :. aot
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DROoKLYE HEiGHTs.-RO0Ms. WITH BOARD FOR
ID gentleman and wife, and for single qenteuen IN
New England family. House arfc, airy and convenient
o u "a Willow street.
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ERENcH BOARD. AND COMFORTABLE APART
entsFor families single persons at No 10 Union
square. Private meals IL required Fixed terms Refer
ences exchanged.
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A SITUATION wANrEp-BY conPETESv oov.
"A erness Address Kate. Hesald Office S~'
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BOARDING AND LODGING.

A TTENTIoN rs CALLED TO THOSE LIVING IN no.
n tets aud boarding houses 10 estabshment opened NJ
lU Macdoug street. and furnished with everything neces
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SALES OF REAL ESTATE.

A GOOD FARM FOR SALEM THE TOWN OF
" Gfsenorg three miles from the village OF Tarrytown
Westcheser county, containing about esny most all
uabe Wen watefed good fruit dwelling house barns &c
cent, Herald onlce-
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HELP vANTED-NIALES.

A GENTS IN TOWNS AND SOLDIERS IN CAMP OF
"A discharged making easily SIS per day selling
great union Prize and Stationery Packages conaInn,
fine writing materials useful and fancy articles rich gifts
dc, worth ST. for only Is cents. splendid Watch
timeEccper presented free 10 each agent Prizs
packages in endess variety prices Agents wanet
all through the Send for circulars for 1853
containing extra Inducements s. c. RICHARDS Co, l0l
Nassau street. largest and oldest Prize Package uouse in
the world.
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DRoOKLYN HEIGHrs.-BoARD AT 81 HENRY
ID and wife single gentlemen
Dinner u G o clock.
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DOARD IN BROOkLYN-WANTED. BY A LADY
ID gentleman board for the la ly only widow lady
living alone would had quiet desirable and liberal board
er. Address Thompson. No. - Dutch street New York
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DawNBnOgtRs' TICKETS BOUGHT AT NO ss)
Eirhth avenue wll pay 20 per cent moro than anv
Ierson Tor uck~s of Datsonds. wsichrs JeweIry Dry
t,oois, ac., &c 2s9 Eighth avenue.
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BOARD IN BR0oKLYN.-A GENTLEMAN AND HIS
ID wife, two single gentlemen find pleasant
Rooms with Board 80 Cheever place. Harrison
and Degraw Terms moderated
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SUMNER RESORTS.

DoARD AT NORTH ORANGE n J.-PERSONS DES
ID string Board Immediately. be accommodated with
large airy Rooms and second nonr3
Also after the LIST of August de rane third story Rooms
For further particulars address box @ North Orange Post
Oilce, New Jersey.
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yXTANTED-BY A MARRIED MAN, AN ENGLIsHMAN,
w situation as isnt porter, in some wholesale or I'M
porting house, Is willing to make himself generally useful
best OF city reference given. Call at address AZ East
Broadway.
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The following dispatches are from
Richmond Papers; ....<.. = .s.r.-

The following dispatches are from
Richmond Papers; ....<..sr ...r-
...-.......,. ....;.= -. Atlanta, Sept. 26.
On Sunday night piekets were seen to.
wards Harrison. which the Yankees said
was signal of the approach of Burnside
with forty thousand, reiniorcemfntss x.
4 heavy Confederate force was before
Chattanooga and, Harrison. ..
Our lines extend around Chattanoog,
within striking distance. of the enemy.
/ On "Wednesday night our cavalry ec-
eupied Cooper's Gap on the Lookout
Mountains II miles from Chattanooga.
Last night Gen. Wheeler made re-
connoissanee towards Lookout Mountain.
He found an infantry force Of the enc
my and drove them away. II
These mountains are now held by
Longstreet. .. l..
The enemy operations are plainly Wis
IDLE from Lookout Mountain. He has
one pentoon bridge across the river which
is crowded with wagons, .... .
The impression is that he brings them
over as they are needed.