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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-06
s,,r,'a. sr-e.ai 49,, ii',,a'y 5sps-i 'a,

NOTICE OF LEASING ABANpOSED
~ PissfkflgNs-- Erection ~ ihs secretary % 'hs
Ir.,nry a. l grsf4.rf u thr trtsi 10 ne Boy So!
w. ave a.rfifI 81. slrcrll1 oi ieiflr 81 ~ ,rf
ls -sea,f1t -n- hou'.s ig nsl.Feci uEy .i q = ..a
a., ~. kefrcy 81 j hal-s -a .sff A -.'t.' go
- u . % LOAF srs l.ia.gf ari It, "a T. IA "-'
Ill .iaes c. a.. ar. 0f.rif.rr Iio.4 30. .tsih.
ihll 20 Gosn 10 'lii.7fi - eD'o % max tne -
s.-y .ri.sseis f0f is.'!1s ns.,la 80 i''-.hg 'Isl
vii fro .stHr o.. iltfti1~n ., - -
iairrasasa 30 ierls. &c, vi b. l'iai :. 'ecn -
r-.ilr Ia ,hs tine Trf'oas c-f-ons o. ifif s
CO.. The c3tr rr-r 10y ff i'Afe' t.'' =.
q ~, r1t- r. nlais II ec e f4n.f N'' ssi
4aii Ard .rw gs.ts r.' 0it iftf - tnr a. y -
Fefsn.s sifh trf .lrlii I'D .ff p 60 - irr T. rai
ss1r yil flo.o tnp,yoi > ti.n r BE- paIieeiiy sr-
cr-Ts..4 ,.,tf.
t-.f u o-qtn frqr red Hf 49, lr lr scnsvl be op,
r1lo .rl So noi pf9tts .Dsa le AZ present Yo.s Of
tne ssr-s ,,,.,
vita. ~ 1t. ii1rs fgl.t D. d. rilrt ~ ie lrs'oa'
- f-rfl viii be fstflst CD rlics fefFfn.rft =
ss,ioyi. an ry,.oa tha o. many q ere 'an''"
o. p. III -aly > = .f a.,
Aresf.wlir i-lnirls',y sIreirisd Fr'horf,i - 80
10 thost b 30 al.i a. og,i SD lils rts'r A. '.sl'ti
ar 'url other r,ss y b. cauv-nf1i - Isoi' 'l-i
es,sA
d. Il a. Gu ,-u.ii pecrub.i % i's1
M. T. Au.iEN,
Screw. iur s,.riai sr-u'.
Flint A..ncy lfraiary hsf rfr1rrt.
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Jrsnrantc Companies.
INSURANCE. COM.

DEFI ENTU FIKL INSI EANtI IUM-
IL PAsY No. II Wall.s... New iori.
INCREASED CAPITAL.
CASH CAfiTu raoo1c1
SURPLUS OVER S2iS,aN. ASSETS Oi EH S.oaoAo.
Til, Complny VIII re, as-es iIno.ntns TO IAN HAD
Million Of Do, safely vested. Is pfeyared % oacr n.
creased ctle. e. Insurer srsiu,t oss damage by Ike
and "a. h.shs of Inland siNcu aGd IiErs pora.on.
The attention - puOo dire ctcd o. tbs .s,i.r a,y-.
.age, offered % tho assured ls his lpany
l. Ia having cs1 capita ~ paid II aud s.loy lirsseL
In tho alton OF profits, forming sarp.s 81 over
Two Hundred Thon'ant por.' nd Constantly Increasing 4si
liable fcr The Losses ~ tho CoLIunv.
IA the issue % per oeli e.. o.. p'eis "a s.rip be- I've
"a Per tost payable annually IL ca 10 customer. a.
a.. Participation Pol,ci.s
Parties slrng with Ito show Company c'oy Al the adj
vantacs offered by raid in and safely Invested .as p,s
With the economy AID sccIiliy ol the arls sva.rln.
NJ liability whaioy'r incurred by tie assured A besolre.
ducon IL lIo premium made % onsou.s pre-. ring lou.
participation policies. ROBERT .. HONE President
DuA,As h. CuKtY, Secretary.
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Eoa,ar D,r,argsyr, sssIsT,sE ouAETsrs.Assss !

Osylcs ALEXANDRIA, Va, Agy. 10, oI.
PROPOSALS for HAY, STRAW, and
GsAINwriitca pro2c,sa,s sse Invited Tor i.,ni..ns
enmen 70 b. 3-lvers( at Acyeulfla Va sny point
no Paisac or baississ Gni in sach qnan rice within
n. sroat proposed lO sa1 az such s Ike undersigned
nay o,rect.
s ~ pc els be addressed 20 he Dniersigned and 70
..sts e.. c n.itr end g.l, al cash ar;icc offered.
Proposals. val 10 received ave ITO. sand . U2) bushss
Of Goa O. Oas ami thy 3 thu. OF Hey or Straw md ~
80 ~ e.. b. in.re.. Of ..s 30, eminent to
cont act .er q lrs- s.loDn.. =
C.Ta Pot cool SACKS Of about 'wo 2 tn'hels
All tl9 ~ se q, about ilse ~ brsreis EACH which 70
b. .IlsL Q, clsisc 70 tbs Oov-seat The Lay and
-,r.w to DO sseu.cirh led.
AHrficlcs furnished lac. this sGvrf emeGt 10 oe sgbJecf
4. ..ia .n pee on by sac t,ovcTIreD Inspector.
radlssrs VII be ns-e .so tnc t. pis under this tdv-
M from The lowest responsible o.dter az tie srsses
81 tic pIai, s..vo, lay ieiuiIc.
The md sis!ca tie r,it 70 reject and 90
c which may doen-d Incompatible With the nlsrssss
o. ...f OQserrmtn;.
Payn~ntr VII mre in such funds may be pfovkd
fro TIE United States Treasury and far practicable
rpol delivery BAT the nn,risicd reserves the right 20 w.
bold the whoe = as I oi the isyeis until the coopk%
f.s, In,lt 81 agi~fa.pss
Goa. stcly VII reauifed for the faithful faflrAm ~
az s,iraf4 49, ~ l.e gadcs this sives'is.nen =.
Nm. srDDARD, Iept. AID Assistant Y =.
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rrcro5als.
Essrrvvss orT,ez u sc.RR,}

NOTICE 10 CONTRACTORS Tor PUBLIC
~ WORE ssEkLED PROPOSALS VIII 10 received a.
80 as,e nt Of the lSh q Jnney rioshno :os he
te --.- "a Orc.Lnal si osa .oIn i.oycal1 TO the
-rv G. Uiac.r.i. "a a. 1itce 81 -sr.ics.
ans 3D., r.. III he Gl,i.sj in0 sessions of e-e.lsf niis
uosl ei BIDS ~. be received .o lac contraction OF one or
nom o. ,uch sections
isrs pr,hc' aaa specifications, With sprrc rirse esti.
81 q. c4fnes 81 worA cacl sc 81 orertd cf
cat.aet vi Dc ready for nation snl c;.cr he oh
January isai, .'is olce, IA Room No 4 s"co nd
iocr naod building southwest corner oi ID aid sye.'
"A 0re.s' 3D., t.nc.rnut.
F.A,.o. O. ne quantity and reSv- ys'uc q tie weIs
irae 20 .sra clti vii b. lac, sad ~ pr Of the
8aorr' o Sane viii g. pi 81 csA 30 lie month succeed
W. .nst ia Wis lt work es.rll'll s.il st .cca tore
ihc .lal Company we 70 Use. shtto dec ms
T. si .y pr. lr al a. lr l1, OF ie lids
Ma. 4. CUTLER, Nce.Pse-.-eHt
low VaDntg. Glib Eu.iiesF
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I'D 6pEcIAL COMMrrTEE appointei

bvn.BJtfD Og sUPEDViSOas 20 - ANIME
CLANS rsl- .i tire coma i.rsgss alleged 70 Rave
Seen i1 'a.usl 81 drsrl.ol OF eitarr Eea OF rsoH
properly ia coutcl - ne Iccrls nos va loid hes
~ Gtisr 1 e. Lcag4 81 sspcryslli kooi. 90 10
CIV Hal on WEDNESDAY,. jar. o. lDoi. a. oe.ocA p
T.. : g. co.sfd. Z ths iaa- FiHs ess,et <,
tt.ra-, .. he T. irscl 10 Prove The owEehip Of ihe
~ de- r1- zoe i.c. 20 4. dsstfJeiio1, sac
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Drp GOODS.
TO THE LADIES.

IMPORTANT TO THE LADIES.
~ ''" rSYToN y. ~. rowgnY
PROM BUSINESS.
PrRrMPTOlI Ci.OsIsG CNG SAbE-
Tn. ,nh.cober b.s shoot to relnqaish business, now
'N''' r0ngrGN ASO DOMESTIC DRY GOODS,
sILks SHAWbs, CLOAhs,
MayrJLLAS ,fEbiSDE,, PoILE5
oTTcMt Es AND Ess,HEss CLOTHS, AFAcAs'
eASi--iI''- No ordEG DRESS GOODS,
surpTIyGS AND sIlfEriANS. DAIAstS, - ifI.'S'
n.Anrr,S QUITS FLANNEL,,' QLlLIs'
-psrST, CigDEA1,S, WAllk GOODS. .,ro
CLOTH, AMI c IS .MEAES. BhLAyItAL si.iAAS'
vOsiEEY CLOVIS &c., 1c.,
A,aposli i've eiuciion IN prcoso 81
FROM TWENTY 10 1OarY PER CENT
Housetccpr. sne others 4" III end itla s,s il az
10 purchase 70 prcss much o"cFtlaN Il - F
yiI. occur . ~ ios s.yariiycsT -, .,s Az,
Goods delivered dy, " oTprcssraen, IN 81 SURROUNDING
c.tis, flol charge.
".s W K. PEYlON.
10. "a Bowery, near iiolston-s@
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! 5. FIYE-TWENTY L0NDs.

II IS. FIkE-TWENTY BONDS.
As Till sECaEraRf OF IHr TAfAsURI b.
%. yet sstn no,e Of a1y ulonfos wl,aw is popo.
~ Lon froa sac .. PAR Uan Ca days lo.ge is gyea
the uu5ersi rcd VIII continue TO supply ,4s ratAt
The whos snount authorized Is HIVE I &]ikD sliL
LIONS OF DOLLARS. FOUR HUNDRED hSD fOHfY
MILLIONS CT ,n anoant h. asea si-eldy s-sToe1 or
a1d pad into lls5 is.sury. leaving balance Of
ONLY Sixty MILLIONS UNSOLD.
VIII green, rs OF ,o las Si ID. ~. lroed IL
vs.y ssoS, !er,sd
gol coupons rom Noyenbes flu'-hsdcwl ir.-fe.i pJd
b rold lTo4i to-. dlie
vERNiBYf &c Co, No. AZ WALLS,
Government 4 -entq F,7. lgwents Loan
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OTs1ca ~ SrPf G''srsa aPr cfAt aSrS.,J
fu.4r AGKScY a.. 5. !a1ls1i.l Nipr.. ,
.ssafH. 80 N L.ff

tla IT. AT, Do % I'D
NOTICE TO Cotton DGALLRs.-lsy con-
-, fiier Olnt ,nl rnT cllrs DE co-1ia'ndrFs
IN his nersr-neLf srl IA yu.u el 'f-rct1nt -, ir
strf'sri osttei i'y riy - - eq,n % al fofi
pelroas H. y9fca.e Go pfr4.c't y. -f-s . ti 81 % ,.
20 rise~' ~ ta.s scacy With t' noes % "1on'4 i'1'
eccrt -'icr- -.
Ton frt1ri sr'hoiss es1 be insi8 20 - A''ii
mt gl.ll ACCT Ia TIE if' Aserey. o. o. ~ v"' II
ist, rec si.s auiaoTi.ies ID .s 800 - .s' N"Ni
vis 40 .rf M .reis --ndfl4el ~ then ob s4vales
- r fo.. = 4.rf tal lY esrisi -ii ~. 80 pay
y. J.. ifELLFE,
:. -er.fsfr. st-e'af ,sstt Treasury Defs-tn mt.
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fnr6.

I ADITS' FINE FURs, ~ No. 10 Broadway.
i Oue.lus AZ REAL Of selected sock 81 turs. BY
nlDhOhD COOL,
ninufuc.nr.r o. Vine FlIs. No ~ br,ad.ly.
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Corporation Notices.

err OF Sxr YcaE DPAaTgr.T ogfTyANcE,.
i4oLL.ls OTYics, jsnugry : i.oi- y
TNiELtSF On CITY SICChS.--Ine IL
v t.efei. GA BONDS mi STOCKS o. tie ion o.
ine Sy Il NOV ofs, cb. 10y is iV'. 80 De- pal o.
ih.' Day " DA.itL "h.LiS. esq C.l.inblstn 81 'Se
1lly. stthe 3ro--way i1nk. ''.
IL Ir.n.isr laoEl siu DO elotsd TUESDAY, tho if.a
ilg-l. Z. ) o cioca. ?. . .
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A RMY CLAIMS AND BANKING OFFICE.
~ w. collect advance npon and cash OFFICERS &C
counts. Pay sod bou st.., Of DIS BARGED s0LpIkks.
hair, OF ,e.a.sd odc.rA aud soldiers also PENSIONS for
Ipysios and Widow Moti..n and Minor Children.
sOuFs Brown Co. No 2Psrs PAcs, " u
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ILrIAI =. PIaBr,
IA,ffs. nA.fS. .'.'.
krcJ.Tll WEisMaN,', o.'-'.'ss'
Oa-Os fiuNI
R1rspr 4. ntfrErgs, .ec-l ~
-. ferf Itf. 2 lrrL
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oFncs or 1us l1rozfgR' ASp laAoTns ~ Co.


Ii, r1mu-ur hereby Lc.ic. ttt fnay nave d
CaEkEfD der CAPITAL rom 45t'0 0iJlo $50 ~. wLcf
l. all psd a., to- ilt ~iiA t-eii s.fao@ "c-iey ~
vex;Cs.
ADD ons Poirirs e. Fire ins1rance vl nor 5' ied
ba.ed le1 tie increased r.-si ems ODE comply 70 pcc
faiy sOl.. the upes lssos oi le froc as -A -t r.i
kst- b.sl pcc.zy rrgr1-d b. llcfrAs tle - - ''f4
10 Million i>sscs .hagsy lnftci III
promptly pad. MAC-tlCE DiLNEhi f4esieen.'
Prnoi1E CAa-iQUT, Secretly.
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L. :. 4. - ~ lr'tfa4uA .-FiN-'f
hLL.fTs. Doc J, is.j.
MANUFACTURERS, DEALERS, and Ii
NJ rONTFNs orr. ias.,d % sui io % ORG. ffi' s
"a aaA ,e4is er sly * al a. ih- fri-c % Aeaca @ii
ie...t iat pi-a rrgu r- U.s. hf nc I'D f tf..
10 81, lhs can tc sen 10. .o .e n nr aleei' "
,.~or fufi,T g.r rtist u.Ie ir1ur ga ltf--li5l 20
V.AEfLL Str Lss 'c1iri -teirfla1"- u = A4i".f
see Cd fsrycycr lersl a.sus Il ..-' 4'.ur-sso.
ngArRIMONiAL.-A respectable ana
= ......,x H.. .las f.s tts CORES -o. ~ q ie
- 80 = ~ f-'h -Vi-~ A.A.GCnl. are b,s''y,
g. r4.sv 4r neither cotton rcr fn''re-n~n Al o.
tes kep. strictly p.ysic. Ate with !4''lcu'a-s a.
lrisa!i Joii" ~ ~. hF '0- Ill.,
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60 ll)Bom ii man Concern.

4 PROTECTIVE AND NAVY. LAW
I. OFFl,!.r, frn.A ,5f4lsrr, vita 10 most .cilllc
49, sIric- rec o. raa-ss ld 10 s-let 20 iarr
tls hsarfi l.ta9d4,d houlrss, coca d. .i "il-,1- o.
a. -t !, eli. D.. g. e . atar .rt rsvy caIa1 % or Ai.4
Oh - Of D 3 AJDLiog. Co..sei,gltsw, no. - boa
.s4e. lsl d13-s e.. lTc ''.iitf.
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IOhN SIMPKlNS a Co, -
- BRoAENs ~ MIXING STOCKS,

no - Ws.tL. Scw.fois.
- P-par'icI'r rtteri F'vr1 10 tie purchase AID III
Of Lac Superior C9pp-f s:1.ks.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-09-12

AAzzzz#} DWELLING HOUSE AND LOT
E#a# FORSALE. A T WO STORY BRICK
DIV ELLING and LOT, on Gibbon, between
Pitt and ST. Asaph streets, is offered for sale on
reasonable terms. The House contains six
comfortable rooms, and kitchen The lot fronts
on Gibbon street. 81 feet, and extends back 10
feet, to 10 feet alley Apply 10 5. u. Harper
at No. 80 King street
seD9-tf
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TO PREVENT SICKNESS
pJTRTFY THE 3 i OO d !

NOTHING is more wholesome at this tine tine
" Of year, than gentle purgative. Il VIII
purify the blood and digestive organs, and ems
BE the system the better to endure the war5I5
season 20 come. For this purpose we Woo1 "a
advise every one in quest Of sound healt15 &c
try box of Prof Wundran's Vegetable Pills
or Powders, which have proved 50 sxlutary the
psst two seasons, TO all who tried them.
For sale at most Druggists, see adver5lse-
manf in another column SO 2N-I
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-09-12

The Federal troops in their late retreat down
the valley burned and destroyed the machinery
If number of mills, but did not burn more
than one merchant mill-Perkin's mill, near
Winchester. They burned Porter's woollen
factory last week, and part ct the town of
smithfeld, in Jefferson county. The burning
Of portion of Smith6eld, however, is sup
0osed to have been accidental. In Clarke
county they arrested and carried off every
male citizen Of Berryvile (the county seat,
except fve-Dr r. Kownslar, Colonel I.
Smith, and Messrs Bowser, Deahl and Gray
and they burned the 6ne mansion Of Colonel
Ben Morgan, and Messrs Province McCor-
mick, Carter Shepherd, and VIM. Sewers.
A party Of nine persons, men, women and
children, were recently overtaken BY water
spout near Aurora, Cal. The wagon in which
they we're travelling through canon when the
spout burst, sweeping it away, and immersing
i in fifteen feet OF water. Only the men,
ahree in number, escaped.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-09-12

rgyHE exercises Of MISS MARKS SEMI
/ NARY will be resumed on pednesdGy, TIE
fIt4 u Septeo5sr> As She Improvement of tho
students is greatly promoted by commencing
with the Glasses il is essential Gas far rs IS pra:~
ticable) that all should be present At the open-
ing Of the Fall Session. Former pupils desiring
10 return will please 1a%aun early appIt"atAo.a:
Miss M. hopes 70 have efficient aid and Will
spare no pains in the faithful di.ouarge Of hoT
onerous and responsible duties. Particulars
given upon application 81 her residences, ~,
King street. aug l9-Io1ti
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GOLD.
New YORK, Sept. 12.-Gold, to day, 223aa,
HOUSE LOT FOR

49, DWELLING HOUSE AND LOT FOR
Aa SALE.-A two story Frame Dwelling and
and Patrick streets. The lot fronts on Prince
street, 20 feet, running back 100 feet to a wide
alley. This is an eigibly situated property and
the house at some moderate expense u1ight be
made comfortable dwelling, and is offered for
sale on reasonable terms Apply at No. Is,
King street. sep LIT
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E = u {; 4 T Z . n 4 Z. ;,

THE duties Of MISS NJ. T. SIMPSONS
< SCHOOL will be resumed Oh Monday,
September 5th. al the Friendship Engine House,
Streets aug 32-tI
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A T T E n T [ 0 N!


WORTH WHILE TO TALK ABOUT !!
w Money Scarce. Having received all my
goods lately bought at the Philadelphia Do
nestle Sale, can offer great INDUCEMENTS, -
ITO pieces yard wide heavy COTTON at 90 cts
vard-worth at present 70 cts. $50 pieces
yard wide at 30 ellsworth 50 cts. also 500
HiO &C at sloo pieee-2o springs =
Gail and see the inducements offered this week st
Fl. SCH W ARR,
aug Eft Nc laz, Ming S'i70'
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FOB SALE.

FOB SALE
49, THE TWO-STORY FRAME DIV Ell
A LING, containing seven rooms with cellar
underneath on the corner Of W off and Column
bus street Lot "a feet 'front.' depth 716 feet. 1t
will be sold low.
@~ Also several fine building LOTS on Pitt
between Queen and Princess streets, which /
will sell or lease on liberal terms.
sep 5-lw ROBT G. VIOLET.
, 1864-11-27
FROM PADUCAH. /.
Matters in Western Kentucky-Sum-
mary 'I:u8tIcc-Tho Enrolment OF
TroQpGs

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.l
PADucA1t, Nov n, ria CAIRO, Nor. a1
Previous to their execution In Maasac cour-
tv, nlinois-Bcll and purdy-the latter made
important confessions respecting operations,
and implicated several citizens as belonging
10 the gang Of robbers. On Saturday man
named Hancock, living near Metropolis, WIS
arrested On the confessions OF Bell and Pnrdy,
and taken before Justice Of the Peace for ex~
animation, but the proof against him not be-
Ing sufficient to warrant Ills conviction, he
was accordingly discharged. Hancock be-
coming jub1lant over his release, and not TAX
Ing warning By his narrow escape, confessed
that he had bcen Nh accompl!ce Of Bell, md
partic1patcd in his robberies. This 80 in
ccnsed some Of the persons, that he was
ngain ecizcd, and, finding him guilty upon bis
own confession, strung hlm up on the road
side without ceremony. His lifyless body WIS
found on Sunday morning hanging to the limb
Of 9 tree. Q ghasti{ warning to thleyes and
buried by somc citizens Of Metropolis, On
Saturday the fathcr Of Purdy visited tho
nlncr md obtained the remains Of his tor,.
bringing lin homo TO this county for inter.
mcuf. Turiy WIS we'll connected, aud until
recently wns accounted young man Of much
p'TGsid Tesiesday Captain Morgan. un!.ca States
| District Provost hfnrehat, commenced drafting
| 10 nil The qttotn Of tarr required at!aor tho
last call Of tho President. Tho deficit Of tho
district IL fraction lcss thnn 500. Mc.
Craekcn county was no. cal!c'! upon t!'r enly enly'
tncti, having nact al tin Nclt'atida. anu SILL
Hickman county was on thr lht. and Tho
unsnus Ut iHM Of i.es cat!Eene drawn fpFth 10 lc
rnr''l!rst An,tRlE tho dsEndcrs Of tsar eol.la'
, 1864-11-27
FROM I.OQjlkYGE.H.E.
The military altuatlnn In. Tcuneasae
and &eNtMckY-&t0Ndsa Threatened

n. nv , .&t,
IOVlayl11e, Nor. A.-Thoso WIN think
Gen. T,,oma.' .soop. arc !,!o and accomplish.
INK "o'n"'R' ~" '"'.'.e'9' Nu'"s ~ """'
drcd TfrisQnDrs, rocsraly captured, hfso naaa.
81 thEough fills city ffom Nasi,s!l}s, fbr, tho
dred and twenty y.ofght arrived yes!ctday, m
scnft for ca.nr Mng'as, C!'lcaKo., Among
.waNty con'l&ny Of '!'le ofl'eos:; Twen.y.slx
csNsfea ietMf oons1,sss1 ScoFs "e1o so"'
, 1864-11-27
FROM ST. LOUIS.
Missouri 1llftarY and General News.

Especial Dispatch to tho Chicago Trahune.J
81. Louis, Friday, Nov. Is.
The Court Martial proceedings in the case
Of Gen. Brown and Col. Far1an arc progress
ing. It is stated TINT Brown refused to
charge a rcbci battery, which was taken by
bis own men under Col. Catherwood after
Brown Was placed under arrest by Gen. Pleas
anton, in the fight on the Marlea Dcs Cye-
poes.'
A letter fiom Henry Lee Deck, Provost
Marshal at New. Madrid, No., states that
Newt Massey, notorious thief, highway rob
her and bloodthirsty murderer, Of Southeast
Missouri, was killed on the morning Of the
21st inst, by Stanley Graham and some Of the
Homo Guards Of New Madrid county, seven
miles from the town of New Madrid. The
writer adds that the Home. Guards Of hia
district, though most Of them arc rebels at
heart, arc giving him powerful aid In freeing
tile country from such characters as Buck
A movement is on foot to induce General
Rosec1ans to rcscind the order reToking Gen.
Ewiug's order assessing wealthy citizens to
support Union refugees driven from their
homes by Price. 4 counter petition asking
lie President to order the execution of Mai.
WOLF or EoMa other rebel Major, In retalia-
lion for the murder Of Major Wilson, Is re-
ccfving numerous signatures.
The soldiers In this vicinity received q
Thanksgiving feast yesterday from our cltl-
xens
Most Of the veterans recently arrived from
tho pursuit Of Price, left last. crcning In
stcamboats for the South. The WAGON trains
were cncamped on Ludns' place, and this
morning started Southwark.
, 1864-11-27
FROM INDIANAPOLIS.
The military Traals-Fnrthcr Tcxt1
nlUny-Ml11tAfy and Local Nows,


Especial Dispatch 10 Tho Chicago Tr.buno.l
1xplAxAroLis, Friday, Nov. n, 1851.
Two witnesses woso examined bcf3so tho
Military CosA'n!rs!on today for tho defense.
Edward rrtcr, Of Sullivan county, testiaod 70
Tho conservative views assumed In Hum.
}hrcy's sinech Al Caledonia, IN 1909, when
mob wero pursuing soldiers who had I'm
pressed horses.
Prlce said ito Joined tho American Kntglts
In 1909, to secure nomination for office Il.
that county, Tho nomination halNg equivalent
to Al, eleet!0n. IIo knew OF nothtug d!s!oyal
canuected with tho Order, aud left II aoon
altpr hr wRa o|eoteil:
8. q. burton, Radical reaoo Representative
from Sullivan colinly, waa tl'en pnt OH the
:'s'": IT,, ~: te'timony wa' voty 4a'l!aglnx 70
nusa, Tiny aro stopped frons imroacl!nK Atln,
iurui.,eI.t. saii o nc, liz lis t5'r ur1ur +.
AaguLt, lBtsI. ltU tisst ntated That Tho 0utur
Naa l!lfsly tnlillral, pub IND ros!lshg ,rav0lu.
llonsfy sl't,ilt y. llla oll1co III shs 1'otaple
Mrred liip, 0biikaliuns d, calIilttaias.
thy .tti1Ka AatHHtu tlIuh te,stl IT, him ftDtn
thr fll!inl }lle t1telhfas1oi, u principles aAb.
aptIl,ed IL ly eAAdlQates thh'fe fegtltiNg th8
tiitt ttaHfeel whirh dauAres lint wlien Officials
sxessa & }isir ae|eFa,ed n9xa5s i " was tl'e il
ple 70 rrslst sliotl o(uiais, ind Il nuei hi to
aklnt lArIN hy lthrve ni RrnIs,
1V!tnrss sHtd tAat FpfhFred 10 A counter
revolution against tho Administration, THAT
elttteHs shnala 1gAlntAlR tAalr Rights when
tEsmR|sa mRs en, y FeH Of ARM; s A.! t|s y ".
slpeell 10 had claimed thai. tho Aam!R|strAr
tton! had NsgEpad, IaWer, and that the Tlghta
of tho ponp|e had 'heen 1rA19plea on, III asso
admitted that counter FeyalAtteH liz fhree Of
arms was 0na of the purposes of thu order:
on either eide, hut *rg'1FRen@. Of counsel WY.
Tho Soldiers in tie various campo around
| The city were treated to a. fine dinner on
| Thanksgiving day.
The Veterans Of the 40th Indiana arrived
5cstc1dry.
i team Of hoTses ran away with heavy
wagon to-day, and William Finkle. Soldier
| who tricp to stop them, WIS thrown down
| run oyer and dangerously hurt. He belonged
to the aGth Indiana, II ls feared Ills Injuries
| nrn mortal
, 1864-11-27
The American Organ
!: MAKES HOME ATTRACTIVE.
And Rcf1neS md E1cyatcs the
Minds of All.
BEAUTIFUL IN ITS APPEARANCE AND
EFFECTS!

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