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D*lir, TRI-WEEKLY AMD WEEKLY,
OfHro. No. Clark Street.
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oar PA*. . * ’ • b
ty The rtfflUmc# for cloba must, In aa
-y*»4e at orated
ncAOO TBIPCSRT BL
(Hl)icaga €ri
gUSDAY, KOVEMBEK 23,16*3.
'HIE SEWS.
TScnt is notions lata from UiiTopcra
>ions of Gen. Grant’s army now In fail
chaw after the demoralized pack of Bragg's
fogtiivo. 0«>- G"»». scads
wcid to the Deperfau-nt that he hits rap
•nr.dslotof UIS YiftolrJrg ptrolwl reb
da, -nd ia in n quandary as lo l!tc dispo
fitkiii Le -Left make of than. G.a. Slter
,. man at a modtl eiarapk hy shouting
same of-than at Jackson. The oadal
aat'ancnl of oar loratin the capture of
lockout Mountain and-the storming of
■Uialonaryßiifeeia eel down at 11,200. t .
' The Army of the ; Potomac at latest nc
ccmnis was *3 acto36 thelUpidaa and still
adrtDdsg. Ocr cr-valiy bare had attend
pJdnnlsbcs wish the rebel outposts,' driving
‘ In and beck J3_ Orange Court Bon«o
where iTtoftle If ,
ghall flart for BicJimoud. - j
TJipreUJi wild-rebel report from Chnr
. icstocna MobUs that the former'pest of
trersou has beat burning sixty-three hours;.
, tbaiGilmoreatlitills are making it vvorse,
’an J that"the remaining wall* of Sumter
lare Wien, burying. ui> the rebels. Later
dfliM through Federal sources however,'
xaahe Uie iaoiy improbable. The news is
too good to be. true.
vFonaidahle forces of rebels arc organiz
log in Louiriana and M&isrfppl to plant
: bateiv* and impede the navigation of tho
liver, and from the magnitude of those
pxeparstiocs it seems liktir that the Father
of Water* will not long giv uawxbd to tee
~, jea.: There is work all cud for the gunboats.
■ ’A' briUiimt reconnoiKsantv in Webern
Lotikhna has replied in tho rapture of the
BthTeiss,raiment...
Ths newt. from. Gen. BankH’ cxpodite>u
rcallrrces chwrfng. Corpita Christi, capi
tal of Nueces county, 280 nriK* pontewest
of Gaheston, and Arkam»as City nnd other
jalaorplacti have Wtn captumL
on tin-
jsanangcr roariaTunccnalaty. Oar db
pstchcs coiAaiu accmiuts of the burning of
two boats, one of them accompanied by
loss of life, the sinking of a third, and two
ao* running the gauntlet of guerilla fire.
“SOME UO<W.“
Duricg the past week there have been re
wired in this city, of live and dressed, not
lea* Usn lapgta reedpts ever
known in this market in one week, Since.
the Ist of October tee receipts fi>oi uj> 5*26,-
471—an increase over the receipts of tho
ondiag period in 1562 of 105,359.
IST Not Kitlsncd.with reproducing our
“spodal?” and u locals,” titc aflenroon cou
smaiive has taken to republishing Uic
Tkibcse’s editorials. We Lave no objec
tion to ofICT. U must be refreshing to such
ofitsnidere 'as do nol sec tee
to get some live, outspoken editoml pabn
lum to feed on once in a wlule. The chango,
from tee stele', editorials of the Con
vnat*vf to the juicy, nourishing food of
the TimjcjfK, must make them wish for
inch uisheofichcr.
XS* By a private dispatch from CMUnoo-
C*, wo Itawn teat Captain George L. Bellow?,
.Of the 51st HUnofr, was killed in the late <m
gsgiments. .
The charter election* In Jfcw Tort city
come* off the first day la December— n-st
Tooday. ,
Proposed Enropcnn Con*
till rumored that Drouva de L’ilhjs,” the"
Pouch Minister of Foreign Affairs, I* draw*
bgupan explanatory document, comprising
the dlSerent questions which. the Emperor
, intends to submit to his proposed European'
Congress* ha th* meantime the English tear
mb sppearto be gcnendly taking a view ad
; . yertcio the Conera**. The London,
Ministerial,- bpp&eea 1L The /Astfy A'rir. and
MaiaupMaizlti abo oppose it, and agree that
hit i* LcldncCtrcraMc results will ‘ensue.
. The Tuna Inquires what England wiS have
to do In the Congress ehoula It ever; prove’
/more thantirkl'ii conception, aud. points
‘ oat that there »s noplace TorEuriand 1 la .It,
-■ JE the honors being monopolised;.by France.
l* -3J» English eshtoet heldmec tings to consid
er upon the subject. The result-has not
. transpired, tad other meetings arc fixed for
TbeMadrii Cbmsj*sni*.chj.£aya the Span
;iih Government has resolved to send repre
sentative* to the Congreve, hat some Spanish
JoufittU leoh coolly on it.
uis asserted that Austria will give no an
ever till the resolution of England la known.
IBONT CAIRO AND BELOW.
... ISpedil Dispatch to the CWago Tribunal
Oaico, CL. Not.
Tbe steamer War Eagle arrived this mcru
log, aad brought Memphis dates to afternoon •
OffteSSth. ’ •’ - j
It* iteamer Tecumscb wa* burned at the
kvceinNitchez, It would appear that the
sterner had. ou board thirty-five hundred i
talcs of cotton, bound for .Sew Orleans, and :
fiadhig she vr*s too heavily laden the- officers :
■ptu inlo SattbeiT Part of the cargo was be-i
b? taken off, when fire was accidentally com-1
acalcatedlo the and the entire lot,
.. with Uesteamboat, was quickly con
sorted. No live* w ere lost, No further par
tlcslor*/ 1 / •
Br. Brown mrattanrd la a dc*i>atch of l
yesterday, v, the Government agent who
iAdrebbodMMsh, Jtcfiiusttoc A Tobias of
- rHwd European exchange, was last night
the steamer Vonpbnl- by,, pro- :
Vifbmaishal Capt. Talmadc, and now occu- ;
pla' quarter* to the • Cairo guard
/ houti. where he will be accommodated until 1
swh thje as he clears up the mystery.
Was a rumor on Ihotrcets yesterday:;
jhst t .krge-force of guerillas threatened
J-wifc«ton, }lu., only about a dozen miles
■mJJ here; but the tiory is probablv false.
Jbc ateuaMT Telegraph, No. 3, sunk at
. isy before ytaicnlav. She had oh
twenty thousand bashcU of oata for
toeCotcrament, «a freight, nem. uii of
; may prove Injured If not lost.:
,; TTw steamer St. Louu. which areivM
morntog from New Or
waa *»y »j«i*rilla* on her ’pa*-
...»»?eaihoridistance below Rodne’v. Tue
gwrilUs numbered about fifteen, and several
act* pawed through the captain** room, but
Torumate* he was absent at the time. The
■ *ll speed and «oon waa out of
react. .
FROM ST,- LOUIS.
, IfyttUl PUpttch to tlw Chicago Tribone.]
Ctat. J V n. 5 '- 1 "™. Sur. ijltlsci
SM Mo., has been
. for taking W, to
Uon originating a snbscrip
<3tt iZj^ v p ° rch ''' f- boree for himself.
"f I,ror " 1 «■« .enfencc.
- , w<l«imtng compensation for
*« 0 «“Po<l to Illinois,
and wens enlisted u soldier, tllcre- , . -
Ji S 1 * 1 5t *"*”* 10-d.y, -with 375
«ct #oa wotmfiedioidicra. '
: tto-tomisa corps left
, »o-flaj for Rods blind.
1* «a the weather cold
WttUrf* t*®nly-fuur honr* ll
bytee. .. ;
lJS s toji 6 l ft chMcef OTfhc Radicals elcct
-10 of heavy deJnc-
TOtc .hy the Con*erva
*”“* d « rk »- The court*
«<a to U beard from vriu favor us. :
TrlSS?*® " f on. Spirit.
cr I«t n iaS^ or 'l? , ' —Cora!"l»<ioner-
hhuU£s?.' «S«dli4<rf to reeom
tto ° r a*" TreM.
.tThS 0 “* on <u*aued
M*urfflT'W'. ptwelrt - *?* ** considered
tram, ojL. 5 “ trim UntlnW
aSSr cSI ’ rL ..! e En Sl*hd It Jidda
of l l*e gross rerenao
ttsnlO nSrt 1 ?;,, la ,i”“ own It yelds less
lotitiieSSsiS 4 ,** 11 ls . <i “®Kl noccssaty to
> cibeeuxw I *? o .?' *° -bske'tbe law meet the
on wbw!u of Co»sn», then- Is no srtldo
'TkenfcS, better levied then on this.
thst the
tersiaT?** 1 *? °° or M> ' P-nlahly the Id-
v^ r
-Corslet, ° steamer .
Bearthcd bv tho o ' thoroaehly
*SvS wdl i C ft. ? 00>c offleera last
prs. JSWW Of plaion-
sp^c,n;bpl money
VOLUME XVII.
nine.
LETTER FROM JOIIX ; ji, BOTTS.
How Ho was Arrested and
Robbed by the Rebels.
Till- EVILS OF fIIMEUERin; BCLF.
WHAT HE THINKS OF THE-WAR.
On the ISth nltlmo, John Minor Bolt* id-
a letter to the Klchmoni Jiiau.h.n- a
copy of which has since been obtained for
pnbllcetlon hy the correspondent urUiu’Aoeo
cioted Press With the Array of tho Potomec.'
In Ihla Idler, deled ot Anbnrn, Cult* note
county, "Virginia. Mr. Bolts enters u ran
phetly protest ogalntt Ms emst and tho do-
by-tto. ' W .
a««y denonneee tl« eeße of Confederate ride.
After dome preliminary remarks, In contra
dldlou of fuiAc reports couccrulos Uluiself
het-ajs: ’
now Tire Accomt mxns-snL botts’
' _ wnowos.
° a ~
■ -^jp u »i t fISSSSSt t S2^
irea ona nave made no concuMlons to Uemoe
racy, and hare none to make hereafter, and
berausc l have not chosen to follow : blindly
wherever democracy might choose to lead,
et t ra“. Ul . c . r bare I tocom
uuun? First, the- legifilfcUre pownr of the
korernment ha* l*cn especially dlroctod
anlubt me, while I waa leading the mo*l re
tlKd and secluded lift, tig was dearly admit
ted by Mr. Henry 8. Foote, hi the followlmr
«efdf»n of Congreea, When bo Mid he had
been Induced to vote for thu declaration of
martial lave and euapenelon of the writ of
hc.l*yv.rpHt uj)on a .rcpreecntatlcm' of the
condition of things aappoftedto * exist in tee
neigh!>orhood o! the city of Richmond, but
turoed out to be cnUrely ground-
M Secondly, ttao~ power of the uxecutivu
hrancJi of • govenanent-has been cacrtod
against me when, under this dcl«ti»blc.'an
written, unknown code called mahlal Us*
ui»on no tharee pnferrud before the Court of
Inquiry, they W me arrested in mv bad, bo-
Iw tvai tbo lKrarA of midnight and daybreak,
hurried me otf to a dlrtr, filthy nccro jail
where T waa kcptMn solitary
inert for eight weeks, when, witli'all the viz-
U&uvoazid research of their dctcc
tiveH, they ,e*>old 2nd.nothing upon Which to
binge a charge j and now comn a »icosd
arrest withont a clwrce,whlUl the array U
, sell ha* been turned loose upon me to dc
roj property, by design, and hv order
ff offirer* lublgh comraona, which i tan cs
taoiiflh if I can procure tlielr arrest and trial
i by court martial: underwbich ordermryard,
! gardeuand cornncldshaye iKen ruthlessly ln
| railed, the fencing of each, tom down to the
| ground, and iiU ’ converted Into a general
j camp- ground,, camp-ftm* built -and horse* ■
i lunieiuclo cach by the -Uh Virginia cavalry,
i under, command of Captain Randolph, aoi
• wlivn Dr. Kitlwcll—with whom I bad been
i until ten o'clock, picking up and nursing tee
[ wounded men ui both i«artics, mure than"
twenty of whom. were brought to my bou*c
i —maoßStrakd with litem, they said It wo*
i wrong, and abonld not have done it, but they
| were ordered to destroy • whatever they
. damn pl«n*dand upon this being repealed
by Dr. K. to Captain Ik he neither adlnmM
denied Uiat such orders had been driven,
i “From vrhlcJi scenes of Tlokuee,.Uigctlicr
• .with the elfccts drodueed by my arrest on
! t In* next dey, -one of iny donehtcra lias been -
HI of nervous typhoid lever ever since; and
; net only haa Tny frndcg been torn down and *
and destroyed in every direction, but some
I twenty-live or thirty of my best hog* bare
>. beeu shot down, end 1 have not been left one
car of my entire .crop of com; all of which
. could not be used was carried off and dc
‘ stroyed. And.now I v -illenge any and every'
\ man of the Southern Couftrtcracy to come
. forward with any. charge that can be made
• uaalnst me for anything said or done for
} which their government or its can ju»t
--i Iv complain. And but for the protection
; now ofiered mo bv a guard from the h*^d
quarters of Gen- u, fi. Lee, none am'trtl to .
•; what a condition I should have been rexliiced.
I Wtu-T URTEU-KS or Tire OUIOESATOUS or THE
“Hate I then* Mr. Editor, thick you. bad
much reason for attachment or duvoilou to a
Government by;which I have been thus trott
ed? Ton complain of the'' treatment Mr.
V-Handisrharu has n.-evived at the hands. of
-hU GorcnuncnL— Ho made'many violent
Fpccchc#,ln, which he-took active and btrong
ptrand against his Government, and for Ibis
Sc was sent among his friends, a*‘they
postal. But 1 have done nothing, taken no
pert, but maintained firmly and consistently,
as! ebmll continne to my own private
, opinions and the convictions of my .best Judg
ment, which ban not been controlled bv any
’ consideration* ■of 'selfishness, ambition,' or
. fear, as 1 wrote the Secretary of War whilst I
wes confined In McDaniel's negro jail. In the
.Spring ofISGS; and,-because 1 cannot smren
dcT; these convictions; am I tints to be op
pressed and persecuted *by the- Government
and lbs army ? J.wunt no better vindication
fur having withheld nr approval of this w*r
then into be found in the fact' that there is
net one of thosi who Aided in bringing U on
that would do It, If, with'thdr present erpe
rier.ee. It had to be gone over again, or if
they could have forteecu what has followrd,
all of which I did foresee and. dirt - foretell;
. and if any man with t-rams in his head and a
heart In his bosom says be.would, then 1 say
flatly I don’t believe him.
m= «rcoxi> aceest jar sttabt.
u But to come back to my second arrest by
Gcm-nd J. £i B. Stuart. On /Monday mora
ine the 32th'.Instant, following. the night of
the ruthless and destruction oi my property,
G’rural Stuart’* Provost Marshal rode up
with a guard to my house, with' a warrant,
cl which the following is a copy:
*• Hsu>ociiST£3t* Cxvaiar Conre, t
October l£. iStiS, I
L * Lieutenant Brails: You will arrr»t Jobs D laor
iU-tt* and Hrttd him to Richmond. Charges will he
forwarded* from these headquarters an tooa as
Eracticahle. Don't allow him to annoy 0«n. Lee,
at keep him as a prisoner of state. Let mo know
how many prisoner*.
hr command of MaJ. Gen. J. E. B, Stl'jlßT.
“A. 1L Venable, Major and Ad/Stant,*’ -
“ Upon tide warrant, containing no clmrge,
T a*, arrested about half-past tea o'clock on
Mfnidav morning, carried under guard to Cal
p»7<per Court Souse, kept there omll fiyo
o'clock, and then discharged on the ground
that there wb* no charge esoiast me; but £
have been smi-ofllclally informed from two
sources, either of which would be regardetl
as authentic, that the sole ground of my ar
rest was llit I had cntcrt&med Gen. Meade,
arid otoer Federal officers at my table; and If
; It wa* not that, it w«* some other pretext
finally frivolous and contemptible, which I
tun-lr* “challenge Gen. Stuart to lay before
the public; and If It be any otfvnse against
the rwacc And dignity of Gen. Stuart, or of
tin Confederate eorerament that I *houhi
have entertained rederal officers at my table,
which wonld jusllO' toy arrest, then Maior
-General Stuart has signally failed in Ihedls
charee of his dnty to the j'cacc aad dignity
of the iaforreaid Major General Stuart, by not
brimring nu* to trial for this blgli ‘crime and
’irfsdeimeanor; for alihonghTt i*not true that
'General Meade took lift dinner at my table,
I hereby make it known to all whom It may
'concern that I Invited him to do so, and deep
ly; regretted that hi* constant engagements*
prevented h!s»rceptanci*of the Invitation. I
morvmn f»*iUxz presto: «hoold he re
tnm to this virility (which 1 do hot at *li •••-
tieinat*'} I shall in all proliabnUy subject my
scll to another arrest by a rcjictltlon of ;
the same-offense,'without consulting G.-n.
Stuart** pleasure on the subject.
WIIOMIIKHA?. fcOXKTAINEIX - -
*sThe truth Is’l l»nrc entertained frctlv and
LosplUblr the officers and gentlemen of both
armies wfiooc aegiqUatancc I haw enjoyed,
and shall continue 20 do so so long W J am
matter of m j own house, and so long ss they
• treat me with kindness and civility, let it of
fend whom it may, provided the means are
: jtftmewUhwhich to entertain them, and
unices In.the meantime 1 shall be prohibited,
bv law, or some higher authority than that of
(JVjjciul Stuart. In fact, 1 have met' with no
oificer In the Confederate army, and with few.
privates with whom I was acquainted, from
General Robert E. Lee down, with the. ex
ception of Genera! Stuart, that 1 haw not in
vited to my house—nearly all of whom have
- partaken of my hospitality—whilst hundreds
of half-famished soldiers have been ftmished
'with meals, for which I hate never charged
the first dime, whilst they were in the habit
of paying, as they said themselves, to brawl
ing scCTsslonJftsVrbm two to three .dollars a
meal*, but thisno ground’of com
plaint yvtth nnr gentleman of the northern
annv, many uf whom expressed their snrprinj
and gratification on hearing that they had
"visited me thus freely ami lamlUariy. .
lyoniKa accusation examin f.d.
“Bui ho sooner waal arrested than the
w Pole atmosphere waft filled with rumors to
mv disadvantage and prejudice; among the
ratt thatlhaabecn cansht in the Federal
-lines on the day of the fitrhU with arms Ju my
liaodsto-be jused'against the Confbdcrale
government. . ' -
. •‘The rirenmstancca which gave rise to this
rumor are as' follows: A» a portion
Federal cavalry' passed my house, about two,
o'clock on Sunday, .my neighbor, Mr. Brad*
ford, sent me a note, saying-no bad been ar*
retted, and was then in tic custody of the
Federal officer*, and ashed me to ride over to
Brandy Station to moet him, wWch I
toy. return I passed Gca tonnrs brigade,
sod when hali their column had passed me,
and was between me and the Federal*, and m
the presence of the other half, I met
Slaughter, the son of Hr. Slaughter, of Cul
pepper Court House, who had a gun and
knapsackinhla hand, ’with which encam
bnuice he could not control hi* horse, and ne
asked me to take It with roc to my honsoand
keep it until he called for It. . At
violence I took It, and this act of kindness
and accorhmodailontoMr. SUughtor-yrastop*
turn! Into u»y bearing anus against loosodui:
though Gen, Btnart blmeclfkncw what had
carried roe to Brandy, for h« had seen ft totter
frutn me to Mr». Bradford, telling her of the
S*ggg9S&Ss
.zsg “ji
«■»">»<!», whaae hk-h moraL In.
ellcctoal and IniUury qualities arc justly c-.
t , d ,' , i r , tl '.‘i Smut ” S
wow highly than myself; ami if not by Win
irlt^ malu “T anUmrftr, to.
.'» ■ AXD frrtTißT MWOUTfCED.
noV.let.uio l lnquire, has maitlaJ law
bow 54,!?S 4 ,!? a^ tt ? hn ° If noli when, where,
rlretffi^ 1 Stuart d&
r utb ,ty i° am *Vme, or any other’
< “ ,J ’ offcM ® whatever, and retain
roe aa a prisoner of State? -Jf anv chonrc was
“ e ror s'dvlflSblU,
ij.^ Crn •*? .«•»“ Mithoritlrar U J rabv
raßdTrti I “ i K“l '>tthtlitmupob
lt « ft' w «<l‘ftre.f Eowcaneti
mlijtct to the raft
—weainfit Uiia thgrae, SSSStoS SfSS2
■ mistake not. Congress, by an express
of dictatorial power to Mr. Davla. How is
111 fici!ctia Stuart nnicrtakuJflnL
tpralaUtoh u tuutMl Uw lor lilnudt aui
UioivlrtmUlj to suspcral tlic writ ofiLiraj
, n (!ail “ l or ! n r tight to appeal to Ills
tui-«lor In command? rj
aZJL JP° W « can be exercised by Gen.
whom and where
does Uic powcralop t To how low a grade of
railiLry aiithoritj docs 11 daceud' 6 And 1
al > t»ie gontlcinrn In
and around the court houae who entertained
f™ofltcft*, \m 1 alone to b. aclcctcd
of this raUllarv power, for
tM IndlgTjltx and outni-r* tin-- oro all
quretlona of grave Inter ' tit ‘..t- ,,% -nrtv of
every citlxen, that caiiiiot, Snuoiiall not" bo
' i.w ed °. vtr * v aarJusUcrt In the
military dejiartment of this government, or
££?2£ nC * 10 K> r ° Unil lu of
atn. noTT* ntrrir.s tur RCBuuaojr.
“HUberto I have bc«n *R«st «s to’ the
wtoacs. Injuries aud indignities which tern
been heaped ajkiu me. But lam not» span
iel to He down and crouch at tee bUdlwr of
any master, nor to lick tee hand teat sndtea
*? l 'i , a p r 1; Christian euiuigh when uue
cheek b slapped lo turn tec other; and if I
am tecs to be selected as a particular oblorl
of persecution, and can find no protection
from the" Uw, then wtn I protect my« B if;
.tuisi cannot do.against the government or
agafasl the army; but I om and will do It
when the law, military and civil, bote fid!
me, against any oue man teat this Confed
eracy can boast..
“ When I purchased my prescut home. It
was to seek retirement end obscurity, to get
onto* tee way of tec world and to follow for
the balance of ay life the peicuftil purfalw
of egr.culture. There was.tecn no armv
htra, nor did I suppose there would be oncl
i disturbed nobody, went nowhere, except
-among UmL and friendly neighbors, with
whom it hos beeu my good fortune to secure
as large a share of respect uud esteem *s any
one who haa ever lived in tho country, and In
this condition of things It was test, fn Imlu-
Uon of the Confederate govorumeot, • all I
asked was to bo let alone.-
“JftiVirhjit is the liberty of any citizen
worth If « military commander can, jo the
exercise of a despotic |*owcr, or e weak «ml
Imbecile discretion; or in a fit of spleen to
wards one who Is odtoded, bv rcjvorting him
for oflkloi misconduct, In .which eight oilier
K elk-men united, drug that citizen from the
rom of bii family, heap upon Mtn the In
dignity and wrung of baring him arrested
•nd conducted throughthentrccte of a crowd
cd village, under guard: keep him In'that
condition long enough for all sort* of idle
wul malicious rumon to be. circulated and
went orer tbc telcgrapb wires respecting him,'
and order bis die charge upon the ground that
there was nothing to oe alleged against him?
nis DItTEKSIIXATIOX.
“And now, Sir. Editor, In conclusion, Jet
me m.v that tiiopms m*v continue to mis
represent and trims? rat-;’! may be arrested
hud thrown iuto dungeons: my fencing uuy
be torn down and destroyed: iut crops may
.'belaid waste and carried off ; my stock may
be stolen or fliot down under my own eye';
toy house may be burned over my heAd, os
■ba# been threatened; but 1 cannot thoa be
Induced to swerve a luirts breadth from
the line of conduct". that my owu jndg
. meat: and/ conscience may dictate, widen
is to Uie uo -lot,’.pm l or share la
the responsibility Uut rests upon those who
have brought fhla whirlpool ot dceolationaud
ruin upon my unfortunate country. . Marshall
I depart 4rt>xa the position I have token of
doing nothing that can' Justly subject me to
outrage, animadversion or rebuke. But If to
adliere-firmly auacon*Utcntly to the .opin
ions end principles that I have maintained tor
thirty years, and If to prdVr living as I did
■ before the war to living n« I have done since
i the war makes toe a traitor, then * traitor's
life let motive, or a traitor’s death let me die.
lam respectfully voure, ;
Jous if. Burra.
P. B.—Since the above wo* vrltteu* copy
of the Kfuwr? has reach(d me containing
the following announcement;
•’The bailie took place on the &rm of John
Minor BotM.*.:* .* We uiny her* remark
that lie property on the firm of this extraor
dinary indmdnci, of whom the Coufjdrraic
Steles stand in such fear, had been rellgimifly
n>pcctcd by the Yankeeswhereas the coun
try eround was little-better than a wilder
neHH bis fences and crops were untouched.
But that night made a change in its condi
tion. Three thousand Corif-derate cavalry
bivouacked there after tie battle, and fed
their horses In hU cornfield. The next tftor
ning there were very few fence rails and very
lUlfccomlefV The men were heard to say
while building high their fires, ‘Pile on,
beys; tier are noihinc but damned old Un
ion ralU. ,T * , ,
I am glad to aval] rnyi*df of tiic testimony of
tin? “leaky vesseL 1 ’ who fully confirm* what
. 1 have said above, hut although he does not
state what la mm in regard to the genera) de
struction of property jn tic neighborhood,
for it give* me great pleasure to say that a
guard was furnished to every ’’fomfty that
a**ed for U, all of whose property was amply
piuurtcd.us evt-ry one in the neighborhood
will testily. Yet he .certainly states what Is
true in regard to the general destruction of
Tnv propertv; and 1 mastssy that the achieve
ment of (. .it thousand cavalry conquering
'one man and a cornfield Is.one of which in -
tin- future they can take no great pride when
their prejudices and passions slum have sub
sided." "
Another article has also appeared In the
JrtiAttchy recommending my imprisonraentor'
b-hiabment, which i* altogether unworthy of
notice. I'wlU only *ay that whatever other
difiienltieel may labor under. I do not esteem
It a misfortune that I have no auldlera at my
command, to turn loose upon any citizen,nor
aid* at my elbow to oring them Into discred
it with the people, thank God. Whea.tberc! s
a mccveiu Tor it, 1 can do my own fighting.
,T?M. B.
FROM DES MOINES.
jl’pfdtl Dirjiatcb to the CUeago'Tribune.]
DC* Morse* Vnt ion.
; Trr-r C-Uoi was been lecturing liens
Xo full, bouses, daring the past week, ov
emancipation and kindred subjects. •• A great
number of women bare signed the emancipa
tion peUUon wblcb «he circulates. ’ ;
Colonel Slone, Governor elect, la. stopping
temporarily at the capital, arranging to make
thi? Ids residence during his official term.
Martin, Uie . defeated coppeihead aspirant
for Congressional honors, from the Fourth
Congressional District, - U endeavoring to
establish the unamrUtaiionalUv of the law
aveuriftg' lb our soidiera their right to vote,
jdartin was ft member of the Legislature at
the time the law wi« enacted, and voted for
it. His conduct Illustrates the sincerity of
eoppcrbeadßj'Vthcn they talk of their devo
tion to the Interests of tie soldiers ,It la
expected that the qaeathm of the constitu
tionality of thu law will be settled at the
;ucxt term of our Supreme Court, which con
rones here on the first Monday of December.
/ The weather continues unprecedentedly
cold, for the season, thethermometer stand
ing at 15 flcgreca above tcro. j
All departmento-of bnelneas abound with
taanlftatallona of activity; l There' have beta
manv transactions In real estate both at pub
lic and private sale, at fair, prices for cash
all purchased for occupation and Improve
nrent. .here are no speculative operations,
and but little credit gtvcnJ I
FROM MILWAUKEE.
Apodal Dlspaiah to iba Chicago TrUuna.]
• WttwAcnf Nor. £9.1*88. ’
Wc learn from private dispatches that Copt,
Howard Green, of the filth Wisconsin rtgi
meat waaklUod while storming the rebel bat
li rlwst Mi»i(>u*ry Ridge, also UcnL Rol«rt
Cberss, nephew of Alexander MHchell, of this
eltv They were both brave and noble young
n‘ ; n , and their desth has cat a gloom over s
lame circle of Wend*- Cheru to a
’and left * lucrallye
Baht for his adopted -country.. Both hare dls-
tbem.elrMln onuy bitllo of the
.Jj, of the Cumberland. ?
oiamlnatlon of drafted men stra con
tinues, and is Ukdy lo for some weeksto
tome.
CHICAGO, SUNDAY, NOVEJIBER 29,1863.
FROM NEW ORLEANS. i
A Rebel Regiment Captured in
Louisiana.
Later from the Banks Ex
pedition.
Capture of Corpus Christi
and Arkansas City.
ToHif, Kor»2B.—’The steamer Ueqrge
•Wadsworth; from New Orleans ttlst, arrived
this evening. Among her passengers are
Gen. Wadsworth, and Capt. Dunham, bearer
of dispatches. ,- . . . ; \
.Tltc JETm has a dispatch from Mobile paper*
of the 6th, which says teat Cbarieaion had
been burning alx(y-lhrec hours, and General
Gilmore’s .shells.were cousumUy making It
under which thby had taken refuge. - Thoiro
says Sh Luke’s Church, dh Hercules at root,
hud becu bursty by Incendiaries, because it
waa used os a negro school.
The steamer Tecumseb/ with a cargo of
cotton, was burned at West Hitoa Rouge, on
thblSth lnat. No lives lost.
The BrlU&b brig Volant, with a general
cargo, arrived at New Oricauson the 9th, a
prlil: to tlw gunboat Virginia,
Kirby Smith bos directed tec withdrawal of
the rebel troops from Alexandria. : •
Oac Colonel Allan Is reported elected rebel
Governor of Loulsluaa.
Nbw Orleans, Not. 2L—The liritiab brig
Dvfhing-Wave arrived hern on tbe SCtb, a
pii/c to the gnnbosl Nfew Loudon. She ws*
eaptorad going into the Hlo Grande. She
ted on board a cargo of clothing and medi
cines, and 170,000 in gold.
Reports from the Mississippi River are that
a rebel force of 5,000 to 10,onr) men is trying,
to couccmnteVt some point ou the river,
not far above Port Hudson, to Impede navi
gation. On tecStb, the steamer Emerald vras
altc.hcC by a portion of tho force, having
four pieces of ortincryi They fired Sfreral
shots, one of which went through the pilot
liuiTtc. She wus etruck by a shell In (be holl
er deck. There being a heavy fog she escaped
farther injury. No lives lost. There is. a re
port, which is authentic, of a strong rebel
fore* gathering at Clinton, La., and another
at WowlTille, Mlfi. The rebels arc very ac
live all along tUc river from Baton Kongo td
the Mississippi Slate Line, and all their move
ments look to preparations for concentrating
and planting batteries to obstruct the com
merce of tho Mississippi.
From Western Louisiana there is newa of u
.very well managed aud sur
prluC of tho enemy ou the 20th. The cavalry
wan sent out on the Abbeville rohd, n mile In
the rear of Camp Pratt, supported by Infra
try ucd artlUeiy, they took the enemy com
pletely by smprise, capturing the wbnloof
the Rlh Texas with the exception of twcotv
-Arc men, commanded by CoL Bsgiey. The
I.kuu CoL and Major were absent and e<-
riil-cd capture. They afro dhperaed theSd
Louisiana cavalry, and returned with a slight
loss.
News from Gen. Banka In Texas continues
good. He )»m captured Corpus Christ!, and
several smaller place#. The Texans arc ex
hibiting strong crldtfneJSTbf Unionism where
cv*r the army marches.; to much so that arms
and equipments for them, particularly for the
cavalry service, are being sent from here.
The steamer White Cloud arrived last night,
with 8,000 brls Hour.
The steamer fimmy South,. from Memphis
for the Ohio river, with 100 boles of cotton
mid a number of passengers, was destroyed
by fire, several lartypossatgem being burned
to death or drowned.
The very latest by telegraph lb the South
west Pose, Xov. 2lst, slates thatontlielTth
inf*!., our forces attacked Arkansas City, Tex
as, and It surrendered.- We ciiptunMi 100
prisoners and three guns.
FROM WASKIHBTON.
f&pcclal Dispatch to tho : Chicago Tribooe.]
WsiHWOTOX,
-Nov, 2S, law.
mEAfirnr xuttebs.
: Judication* aretiut the amount for which
the Treasury is to be called on to cjrjj on
the waraad sustain the severer branches of
the Government, through }the ensuing fiscal
year, will be very considerably less than like
been anticipated.- The exact figures of the
War Department estimate as o understood to
amount to #53*,000,000, and of the >'avv De
partment to sl4U,OC<>jOO<i. , An approximate
siaUiuont.for other expenses will be:
For the Interior, Treasury and other De
partments fee, 000,000.
Interest oh tbs itobllc Debt s££,ooo,ooo.
Diplomatic expense* urc Increased, but thU
will be .balanced by the decrease In. the
amount* aekud by the Land and Indian
Bateaus. The eetlraate idr Interest on .he
Public Debt is Hlirvcd to be large. The
debt I* largely increased in the Hera of 5-20
Bonds, and. decreased In certificates of in
debeteduei*. The T-£oa fall due daring the
fiscal year,/for which these estimate* arc
made, but u* yet It Is undecided whether to
jjcy them to gold of pai*r, end a* they arc
convertible Into Sixes ,ol 'SI U is uncertain
how large an estimate, or whether any la
needed for their redemption. The whole
amount of these 7-20*, payable, the ensuing
year, I* 5139,000, due the 19th of
August, /and part the Ist of October, I£W.
Theto certificates of indebtedness cannot be
given us their amount will depend on the
number yet to be Issued. It Is estimated,
however, that they will aroout to about 11-tt,-.
000,tOO. In addition to this the temporary
loan I* due any time on sixty days notice.
Tills loan ha* been reduced by -payments
wiUhin the last month from over 5100.000, OX)
to less than <£O,OOO.OCO. j
. Reports from Surveyor Gen. Clark, of Mex
ico, fully establish the - truth ; of ihe reports
of rich deposits of gold to Arizona.
the emeses imacjiu.
The Census Bureau wiU havo three volumes
ofS toll report of the United States census
for ISCff, ready next week.
THE NEXT HOCsr,
■ The copperhead candidate* for CUrk ure
Edward Wendell (old oontnei printer under
Bochanao,) Thoe. J. FTurenco, of ndladelphia,
and Emerson Ethridge.
npv '*-—7-
Much solicitude Is felt here for the condi
tion of Ocn. Ifumisd»-’gforces. It Is believed
that when the facta are all knows, it will bo
Been that there were eaUstactory reasons for
not fnmipblng him reinforcements.
COXVALESCKjrr CXXP.
Col- McKcUany has returned from bis com
mand of the convalescent comp. Gca. Aber
crombie succeeds him. ,
, A question whether to put gilt letters ou
National Bonke notes Is yet undecided. Ob
jections art made t<> the appliance of such.
Its advantage isanabsolute safegnsnU'rahwt
conntcrfrfUng by photographs.
COXFIACiTION.
Judge TJndnrwood, Jatt arrived from Nor*
folk, where lie hdd Court ihres days, and dc
creed the.confiscation of fifteen rebel aristo
cratic estates, including Commodore Barron.
Ho open* Court In Alexandria next Tuesday.
Thirty-fire coses thcr* arc to be disposed of
lu Princcae-Ann county.
CAPTCB* WA NSfIUO COMPANY.
‘ Ten inDrt from Norfolk a negro company
captured eight dr lea guerillas, Including a
rebel Major Burroughs.
TEU CUSTOM 9 ESTIMATE.
The cuatoms estimates are chiefly to be
fcCTcnly to seventy-five millions, enough to pay
the interest. In 'C2 It was between sixty-nine
end seventy millions. The inercase of duties
has kept pace with the decrease of hulk of
Importation. -
a xennu
AconsricncesmUtenlVarDcmocratreturus
#llO to the Treasury to-day which he had
fraudulently obtained frr.ro the government.
[Fima Our .Regular CorrtajjoadcaU] •?;'
WaaHlXtiTOX, Nov. ia.1803.
ESTIMATES YOU Tim COUISO r’ISCXL Tnm—
impohtjlnt maw.
From a private, but reliable, source, I am.
enabled to give you an approximation of the
amount of,' money required by _ Secretary
Chase to cany, on the Government for thoon
snlng 'fisdil' year, and-also to announce lu*
creased duU« on certain articles.. IwQl pre
mise by stating the estimates, of Internal rev
enue for the fiscal year Included between the
80th of June, 18f>2 and the 30th of June. IS&L
were #150,000,000. These estimates have,
. however, Wien short #71,000,000. The esti
mates for the fiscal j Mr ending iSbt, were
J f£OO,OCO,CW); tut they have fcllcn thirl over
i $.**0,000,(00. - So that the estimates} for the
two year® bare Gillen thort from $123,000,000
to riSOtOOO.OOO; . 4. •
The estimate* for the navy are between
0100,000,000 and $140,000,000, and fof tha ar
my, 5750,000,C00. The balance, reared for
the ordinary expenses of the Government,
'tv'lil tun the toUI up to $1,000,000,0*). So
that by the end of the now fiscal yeaudhe total
public debt will not fid! Ikr abort oC $3,000.’
OX*,IOO, . ■ - 1 ,
Ibis willaesaitataalarcetacrcaucbthc da
tlti of sending articled olproductioajln order
to it-mli interest on the debt, coat of the Got*
ctrment, ic. For iustance, spirits on which
. there is now a duty of fifteen cent* per gallon,
will have an Increased duly of tea Ao twenty
cents per gallon; and alee, beer, &c., will
also have increased rates of duty. The Secre
tary of the Treasury will ropiiru for the nest
fiscal year, (JaneSO, 1604, to Juno £O, 1563,)
auihodtyto raises furtherloobo/frum five to
right Imitdrtd millions of doUaw j'comc
it as high as one. thousand I have
already written you that thu asssaaot* of in
ternal revenue have had a committee meeting
at Philadelphia, at width they agnjod to have
a convention at ClcvUmui ou 18ih of Decem-
They have recommended the Commis
sioner of Internal Revenue to rated the duties
on spirits, ales. Ac.. Ac. ..Xt.li said that
- air. Cbaec will ask for the nowrjfaau pari !y
In the shape of authority to and
I duties here, who have obtained snlokUng of
the needs of the Treasurer have soot large or
ders to purchase whisky to Chicago, iluwau
ket*. Cincinnati. Bf. Louis, j and . other points
In the West,. AU articles <m which the daties
will be increased mast necessarily advance.
U i»«Uo legitimate to presume that on ad
vance in property of all descriptions, includ
ing prices ul goods, wares,:, provisions, real
estate, Ac., will take place on account of the
new issue and the general Incruuee lit the vol
ume of the currency. Those who have goods
of any kind or description on hand must rw ? -
Ue largo profits. -: ;
ADVANCE OK lumul
. Merchants may umbo np their minds to a
large advance in duties of whiskey, ales,
dtc. Knowing this, speculators areal work In
tin* »Veet,aiid targe orders hare tevusmil out.
Cbm must advance lo view' of tire advance iu
Kplilis, and the bad crop this jdir. 1 notified
y uu a week ago In this respect*
TOK CX CHANCE OFtmrSOXK&S— fnBATMK.ST or
coLOh£t> wmosew.
Tire exchange of prisoners, has entirely
ccstrcd, because the rebels refuse to accord to
ours who fall into their Unis iu all chavathfc
nfcagea of civillziM warfare. They have also
actod with perfidy Iu many JcaUmcea, In re
lation to their men paroled hvua. One of
the principal causes of the: stoppage of Uiu
exchange however, la their treatment of col
ored pnsonc re of onre, whom they have used
with toe barbarity of heathen time*—selling
them luto slavery mul otherwise maltreating
them. This, of course, lias bad Its effect m
stopping toe recruitment of colored men, a
very Important matter In the present stage
of war. Falling In all hU attempt* to
have colored prisoners exchanged on CUr
U-nns, and to hare them treated ns. human
beings, 3fr. J.itn'-jin Mnu*(/ Jo* pem/y
t-r.i. nti U.cihojuiititr ftchiit-get tf>cu!ti he mad*
tUUhuandt4l.tr ttiatUm .leer* tetCtdou <t ihf.-
Tho President la dcfortElned that every
loan, black or white, Who ukes up arms for
the Hug,>hairhe treated In all respects as
sneh. In the meantime, the rebel author-
Itlis have allowed provisions tmd clothing to
go fbrtvatd to <mr prifionf n In their hands,
to be distributed by commissioners named by
us.
THE WAR IN VIRGINIA.
SUCCESSFUL ADVANCE OF OCR
. AKSIV.
.-hlrmibliing with the Rebel Cavalry.
WisniKOTON, Xov. 90-Sb InteUlgtncc
rwiwctlngrllic «rmy of lie Potomac luu been
received to day at lieadquartere up to *J p. tq.
TliO Star w.ye Hat .yesterday oiorolng : 'onf
cavalry pushed forward ,ns for na Locust
Grove, where they met the advance of the
rebel cavalry, and the fetter were driven
aciroeg Trassel creek or river, and forwanU'
acruw Mill Ruu. A rebel infantry
poried between Ut*ti point nod Grange
Court House, and Oie |wltolo' rebel force
moved off In Uic dlrectlorfof thc latter place.
Locust Orote U four mlTHMsulh of Germania
ford, lu county, within a short tils
taaco of the w Udcrnos'S where Hooker fonght
hl» l-attle. Mill Bon is two miles from Lo
ctrnt Grove, snd thence u> Mountain Elver,
Tvheri’ the rebd GtatendEoriy, with Eweirs
old corps,- Is eiuld lobe In force, Is about elk
tnllw. Orange Court Ilouee Isdgbt or ten
mllce further ojiln asoathwest directlot*.
Nkw Youk. 2*'ot. 28.—'The •'Washington
sptcinl to Uie Kcw York TSmcatAjm
E. A. Paul writes the followlne:
GitoVAAU FoETi, Nov. .‘At, m.—The
whole army is now crossing the lUpidaa at
Culpepper, Germania and Jacob's Fords.
ThtW was a little eklrmlahlnir at Co3pepper
Ford and Jacob's Mill* Ford, the rcl>w 1 pick
<t> retiring aa w« advanced. Tlu- enemy had
erected very strong works opposite Gt rmznLv
Ford, hot oarartiliciy.onthuJat bank flack
ed Uunt, and they were soon abamlout'd.
LaVeu— GntiRAKU FoitP,• Nov. 27, tf «. m.
—Toe srtny were crossing the JlupUou all
last night. Crossings were bnt
hiile opi>o6lU«n:, Iherc w«t* no eevere fight-
It.g—ionly t little sktrrnifldng.'
SECO-Sn DIoI’ATOIL
A\i»KisisTO>% Nov. 27.—We bare intelU
gtnee from the front np to ftSO ibis morning.
At t hat hour otir whole army, - train* and an,
were atroea the river, and double-quicking to
meet the enemy. One corps took ti»c road"
toward Chauctrlloivvilk*, and another toward
Omnge Court House, The men are in Jabl
lant ftilritsauiVanxions to meet the rebels.-
Ue-stn*>r« have evacuated T’redfcricksbnrg
Heights, which are now occupied by our cav
alry. The opinion ot the army officer* la
Uiat the ..rebels- have Intrenched thcmrelvos
Ik tween Orange Court llousc and Gonlons
vtllc. acd will risk a battle there.
The MfrnW* Washington dispatch of the
27th Boys: H'hlle gnat anxiety is felt hero
to learn the Immediate result r.f the advance
of the Aitny of the Voiomao ocroee Uic R»r>*
iiian. no doubts or fears tire entertained in re*
card 4o thosnecees of tho movemout.
Tho %\e*hluutou A’<7>oWt«i»i Itrama from
perhaps othclal sources, that Meade ta press*
fng Leo hard, mid soverul eklrtuishes havn
tuSen jdace, in which the rebels-have been
defeated. Lee declines ru open buttle, and is
-stuWmrnly fulling back. ■ Everything looks
well forournnui,
Tltc Jicrn.d t Armv of the Potomac dispatch
dated hi the field, 27th, stale}; “ The 2d corps
inarched to Germania Ford on the momlne of
the liClh, where It crowed. .Thu sth acd Ift
Corps crossed ut Culpepper Ford; tbe 3d and
Gih Corps crossed ut Jacob’s mill*. The 2d
Coil* croescd without encounter bur am* *e
rioius (»{'i-‘o?lUon and resumed tlieir'inarch on
the looming of the 27th, U is thought the
enemy occupies a fortified r-csltlon near Hob*
crt.'Ou’a Tavern, ten miles from the river.”
JOHN MORBAN ESCAPED
FROM COLUMBUS.
(bpcclat 'Bi.Tut:!: tc ilrt- irucago Tribunal
Ciscivsati, Nov. 2s, JrCS.
A dUpelcb was received In this city this
morning .by Chief of Police Jatnea RuSln,
fetatlngUiat Oco. John IL Morgsn ooJ elx
other* escaped from the Columbus Penitcn
tlary last nIgLL. >‘o imftlcuUra.
Ctscrsx.iTT, Nov. BS.—John Morgan and
mx of Jit* ofiicers—Captain* Ben net. Tailor,
Sheldon, Hcuw, Hockersndth and JlcOco—
escaped from the Columbus Stole Penitcn*
tlarr last night, by digging through tb,a floor
of a cell to & sewer leading to tbe river. Ono
tlionfand dollars reward is offered for the
arrtet of Morgan.
FROM ST. PAUL.
[Special Dispatch to tbs Chicago Tribune.]
St. tact, Nor, SS.IHO.
• fl. ntral Sibley has received dUpatchea from
< Fort Abercrombie which fatale that but few
of too hostile Indiana are wintering at Devil’s
take, where they rendezvoused last year.
Mutt of them arc farther northwest,' bn the
Moose river and Turtle mmmtaltn. Sweet
Corn, the friendly Chief, has gone to too
Tonkton’s camp to endeavor to form an alli
ance with them, and then unitedly ask the
Government to restore their former relations
with them. - - '
'. Major natch has probably reached Pem
bina before this time. Uc left Georgetown,
wbleh Is fifty mile* above Fort Abercrombie
and two hundred miles from Pembina, by the
route traveled on the 51b in»L
The weather Is cold and the rtver Is frozen
over. . ' ' ■
FROM MADISON.
[Special Dispatch to the Chicago Trihoiw.]
Kadkox, 3fon sa, I«*SL
A moTement baa been Inaagnralrd l»j the
Union Leaguo here for,* b ji
the fanners of this county, of wood, provis
ions, £c.» for needy soldiers’. fiunUlce, to
come oJT December 10th. The LadjetflTnlon
League proposes to.give • dinner,to tbci
'farmer* contributing, wlti music. >r -caking;
and a bop. ■, ■ .~r i ,‘j
Tho quarrel litWeeu Uu rdllqrt of the
Patriot about the proper porithm of (ho cop
pirhcuita rtiallTO to the rear, lia. rojnltcd in
the withdrawal of Carpenter froiii the paper
for the predate
Fr.OH CHATTAHOOfIA.
PAEOLED VICKSBURG REBELS
CAPTURED. ■. :' :
N’cwTokk, Not. 23.—The morning papers
contain nothing additional from Chattanooga.
The Woahington bpedal to tha N. T. Tuue»
says; Among the prisoners eapturud at Cimt
lacoogu were ularge number of Pemberton’s
men paroled at Vicksburg. Qeau Grant tele
graphed here to-day toofcvrUln what disposi
tion he shall mukc of these faithless acoun-.
drda,. . Hie army says shoot them.
New Toiik, Not. 28.—Tho Washing
ton special soya that the official statement of
our losses ot Chattanooga in killed, and wound
crt. on tbo 23d, Clthand 25th, at the storming
of Lookout Mountain were 8,000, an d at the
uswmlt ouMiselon Ridge about SOO. Our
wounded arc oil under cover and well cared
for. •. -- . ‘
Xudltm* {Vskiug On* Protectiou.
. M0,,-Nor. SB.ttA delegation
of Cherokee Indians, ncuato t*y C*pt_ Christy,
acting Chief, paid their respects to Gen. Mc-
Neil to-day, by order of their national coun
cil. CapU Christy recounted the sufferings ■
of tbo Indians from roving banditti, and asked
for prvtncllon against tbelr depredations. lie
desired authority to raise, a regiment of car
alty and adopt guerrilla warfons, as the only
means of ridding themselves of mounted ma
rauders, and also asked that districts allotted
for settlement should bo butter protected to
unable the Indians to cultivate thu suit and
secure more comfortable liomea.
- Gen. that he had represent
ed the condition of the Indiana to the proper
-anthoritlc*, and recommended some mu***'
urea for their improvement, and would af
ford them all protection In bis power.
LAW INTELUUBNCk.
Sutekiob Cocet— Vt m F. Conar va. Julias
Rtksxt, row Lcixl—Btubf Rescue or vox
Fact*.—Tire case of \V. P. Colby n. Julian 9.
Borerey, tar libel, tried before Judge Gary, on Fri
day and Saturday of the past weyk, Is so Identified
with the history of the city government, that In
connection with a sketch of the trial, we propose to
give a brie! resume of tire facts oct of which It
sro6& .
It appears that In 1858 there existed In Chicago
ahnrinees association by (he name of the Chicago
Stone and Cool Mining Company, whose teams
were obliged to make largo use of the street celled
the Western Avcnne.. This Western Avenue being
hi a somewhat heavy condition,: the company de
sired to have it paved, and procured the passage of
an crdlftnco for paring It at the city** crp-mae—'
'contracted under the ordinance to do the work, and
within .the first two weeks alter its passage, had
'arlimflyaccoropllthcdalinleof It. In that inter
val, however, the Coaneli auclt something, which
led tocm to repeal the ordinance at the regular
meeting,, immediately snccecdlng the one which
adopted It. The work on Wurti-nj Aveaae.-bow
ever, being for the' Interest of tbs C. S. 4. C. M.
Co., was not suspended by the repeal of the ordi
nance. The company went on and completed it,
anil thru claimed that (be coat of the work should
hemaderptothem hythe city, a claim which the.
city was not swift to recognize.,'
In (he dispute concerning this claim. Julian JL
Rnmvy; Mayor, and S. D.Ward, Comptroller of the
city, to 1860, who treated the demand v« Spartans,
became especially repugnant to WlllUtn K. Colby,
a member of the C. C. A S, iLCo- and one of the
Common Cdancll fur that year, who was working
very bard to bsvo the claim allowed. .
We do not Intend to do anything more than bare
ly. alladw to too fight among the city officials grow
ing. partly oat of political, and .partly
oat of personal- motives, of - which Comp
troller Ward was the central figure. In IS3I. nor to
the tedloas inveeiigatlon's snd counter Investiga
tion* that were nude by the Common Connell. It
will bo remembered that among these “Investiga
tions" was one In which Alderman Colby made
himself especially active, founded upon the state- j
menu of a paper purporting to be signed by 000
Fmart, who had been a member of the dry police
under John Arentwnrih, hot' which was shown to
be the projection of a Mr. Flint, formerly editor
uf the Chicago This poper rimrdly iwv
. cntttl the Comptroller with being a dehnlter to the
city, and with covering his defalcation with flctl-’
tloos p»y-roßv. and pretended'to detail a con
ver»stton between Ward andi Wontwurih dar
ing the mayoralty of the latter, In which the
Comptrollvreunfeceedhla defalcation, and Uremode
bn bad need to connat lu The ecatements of this
paper were made the subject of epedal and pro
trattfd investlgalion by a eomnlttfS of the Com
ison Council, with aviewtoWsra’Sk-ujovah In the
court* of which, and the Colb; luvtstlgatldn, which
Jail owed lu the handwriting and signatnre of the
."Smart paper” wore vhawa tobe forgeries, and its
contenU cmnlJlgvtcd falsehood?.
: It was at the close of the former of these inveatl
garlons that Mayor Rumeey addressed to thoConn
dl the eooimunicoUon on which , the present suit
(or libel Is founded. This cotmnanlcullon wa? as
follows: •
Matow 1 * Omci. Chicago. Nor. 7,18(3. .
Gentlemen of the Common Conned: I believe that
Alderman Colby, in connection wlih Messrs. A. O.
JOlltborpe and C. C. Flint,, and porbapa oth
ercr.pcmme, hare been endeavoring 10 bare
the Comptroller removed from otf.cn for the follow,
tog reasons, tU: thinldog that iheywouhi be bet
ter able to nwlnfile ibe ■ alt on some old claims
wbleh the* pretend to hold aratnst It, and that the;
might-until/ a personal animosity against 'him,
probiWr originating in tbe fectthut the; would not
pay each claims. . * . •
in the endeavor to accomplish this ohjoct It was
Siiteortfieat to those hearing the evidence before
c Invertlgatlag commliice (bat forgeryaud p«r-
Jnrv were r-oth road b use of. Aa, bfiwever, bat uno
©r the parties la adtjr ofodal, I .shall leave the
Grand-vary to deal with thereat, and proceed to
the consideration of the case of AldcnuaaColby.
And 1 now charge Alderman Coibv:
j. With entering Into a conspiracy to Inlaro the
character of a prominent financial city otidal by
ms kins w-c*Unl ihorgM against: him. thereby on
deatenng to procurohla removal, believing that
tbe so-called charge* were &dao when he made
them, and by «o doing deliberately Injuring the
good name and financial credit of tbe dry. which
as an Alderman he to bound to protect.
5. With using Improper moan* to Induce other
Aldermen (o rote lor vnch removal before he or
other* had Intended to make such charges.
U. That by misrepresentation he induced other
Aldermen to sign & recommendation to bars
a certain claim paid, belonging to OUthorpe and
Ci.foy. against the city lunomittog to AA.tw, for
inncadamltlrg .Western avenue, know lac at the
time that he wonM be swindling the city If be suc
ceeded in getting It paid.
4. Acting dishonestly (having said last named
claim to bo on]nft> to endeavoring to sell or by*
pothecate it to innocent parties.
G. With railing an estimate to an Innocent party.
Issued bribe city to ElHtborp© and Colby lor work.
done on west Randolph, amounting with interest
when sold to about mne thousand dollars, the
same having to bis knowledge been paid by the
city more than ■ year before be sold It..
C. With acting disbonestiy.to many ways la mat-.
ter* relating. to the city government during the'
time that h*Thae been Alderman, which an Invest!*
gatif.u Into thofect* will show. •
-As It Is doubtfnl whether a committee haa.tbo
right to sabtxrna wltnesse* and compel them to
answer questions, I respectfully suggest (that as
the Common Connell has the power 1) chat you ap*
point some early time to Investigate these charges
wltiiaview If they be found.to bo - true to a .wif*
firU-nt extent fo Justify euch action, to CxpnilAl*
dvimsn Colby from this body.
Out of this communication ot the Mayor to tho
Comtßvm Council, arose two Judicial, or quae] jniil
rial loTcatiKatiAns.. One of thru waa tbe inquiry,
by the Council into the troth of the charges time
preferred by the Mayor, &n inquiry occupving
some four months, and a verbatim report of wbleh,
was It nottmado by Hitt, tbe celebrated steno
grapher, and 1* it not, complete In five: hundred
pages, to bo had at the Mayor's office, for tb« hen.
' nil of all enthusiasts in this description of Utcra
lurr. , -
Thu other;on© was the eolt of Colby re. Bmavey
for libel, bnlogbi to the Superior Court some two
} care sgo, and tried before Judge Gary on Friday
at.-’ Vfitzriay.
In this coo©- rtalutld based, hi* declaration In
libel on the word* of the two Introductory para
graph* of the Mayor's communication, and not
onihelaoguhgeojnulufdto the spcciflc charges
themreUev.tbe laTier undoubtedly fsQlag within
the das* of t>rlvileged coma:atifca'.ltrn».'
. To the declaration defendant pleaded only toe
. general I»so«;
The order tied resuh of tbe trial wee«bri«6y ae
follows: After opening tho csm to tbo Jury-:q a
abort fpccch.Mf. Van Imrco, counaclfor thapUln-
Uff.cfltavdln evidence ftmaaccrtlOed copy of the
Maror** ctonamnlcation, the language on which the
plaint Iff relied a* Hbrlione.
lie tbenprodneed Ald.coml«ky aaawltnosa, who
proved the publication alleged to be libellous, by
the readlocnf too communication of the Mayor to'
tbe Consol, and then haring refreebed hi* memory
bp a neruMlof toe printed report of the Colby tores*
ligation, before spoken of, testified to certain
.aUlemcnta of defendant made under oath before
tbe rocDcfi, during that Investigation, relating to
'comcreation* between di-fondant, members of the
Council and other*, hold before tho tovrstfrstlon
commenced, (n these conversation* defendant had
spokui very freely of Colby’* character andnartlc
nWly of bis coooection with the claim for Maeeda
mlxtog tVestern Avenue, character!ting the
nsa rascally transaction, and Colby lumarii u a
reveal ard a scoundrel. Thl* tsotlmony was Infrv
doced, aa conneel for platottff alleged, by way of ag*
pravatlen. to prove that defendant to bf* conmnmt*
cation to the Council waa actuated by mallceagatost
toeplalntiff. .
Conned for defendant attempted to emso^xam*
- toe tbe witnree with relation to the nature of toe
transaction* to which defendant, while speaking
of plaintiff, bad vrikrence, and thea rebut thepre*
samption of malice, by ehowtog that toe language
was such as any honest man would naturally apply
to franesetiott* of that description. Bat the Court
ruled such a course of examination to beinadmlw*
able. Tbe defence was, however, permitted to in
troduce to evidence, toe entire statement* aod con
versations of the defendant, so Cor as they were
shown by the aforesaid printed report, of which
tbe vtmats, on hit examination in chief, bad testi
fied to a part, not, however, as part of the contents
of the report, bat a* toe statement of the wtloraa
Cotnlskr, with his recollection refreshed, a? afore
said, by lla perusaL- Upon this prooL
plaintiff- rested, ana the counsel for'
defence Immediately . moved the Court
to toatruet tbe Jury to give a verdict for toe defend
rnt.rm the ground that the coma uni cation front.
1 tbe Mayor to the Council came within the ciesa of
privileged communication*, which, la tbe absnace
of proof of expreM malice, can fbrnUh no croud '
for actions of libel.
They claimed further that this particular commu
nication Mooted, tinder the prorlnlone of the dtr
charter, to that most privileged dsea of trritlacß
relating to the initiation or proceeding*. Int&e
nature of Indicia) proceedings. toe authors of which
can only be liable to actiocricr malicious prosecu
tion, and not to actions Cor libel at all.
• This quartan was argued at length hyS. W"
Fuller, counsel for the defense in support of tyy
motion. and Mr. Van Boren In opposition. to to. tt.
The argument wju not completed mi yeetttdar
afternoon, and upon ita completion. Jatlee -Gary
temwClstely gave the following opinion: *
The Charter of the city tn •lotto at the Urae of the
aK«xud publication of tho supposed libeL provided •
in section #, charter 2, thateveryperaon c'-cted
, *uy office by the people might he removed i.ct»
; each off.cn fry » rot* ot two-lUl;ds of all the Aider,
men aetbortted bylaw to be,eivrtcd. Uatnooffl.
1 cor should l>o removed except for eulse.Dor unle-M
I first furulshrd with the chiugcajindheard In bis do.
I ferae, and the Common Council should bars power
| to attendance of witness; sand the pro
duction of papers, when accessary lor the purposes
of such trial, sml should proceed iritfila ten days
lo bear and determine open the merits of the case.
By settle* v, chanters of the same charter the
Sl.njor was required lo take care that tbe laws of
the State snd urdiesneea of tbo dtv went doty on
. forced, respected and observed, and Crum time to
time to ulve to the Common Connell seek lafottaa
ties and recommend such measures as te mlght
; drrmadTiuitaceuas to thoettj.
The pUiotiif was on Alderman and the delta
- dsnt was Mayor of tbbclly and the publications al
leged. were, first, in showing to Mr. Ayer, the cor
, po ration counsel, for bis professional ad rice, and
then in presenting to theComsKmCuucdl (be com
.immleaUoucoutalQluglbe supposed libellous
ter, .
The court held that whatever roljbt be the rule or
: measure of the responsibility of the defendant for
presenting the cvromonicatioo to tbs Common.
Connell, would apply also to~ihe ahowlag to Mr.
Ayvr, because the latter was preparatory to the
.former, amt as to the presentation to the Common
hear and delcrmlcf Lbe cUartca. »uw m each if a
wrong was done for which liiojrtalnthf badany
remedy, it waa not in lbs present form of action for
libel bet an action for* malicious nnHcouttoo. 5
Jobo'a-*3O. *1 Wendell’s ScS, ;
1 bat this would have been true if the defendant
btdbcrulnt s private rltiaen of the city, snd with
much greater reason was bo protected from this
action, it twin# hfo official duty Ur proeecete the
chargee If he well believed them to ue well foood
cu. - , . .
The Court therefore on tho application of the de
fendant, gave the Jury th«* following Instruction;
“The Jury ate foKtrnctsd oa master ai law that
the plalmKrbos failed to make oat such a com as'
to entitle him to recover la this action sod Ills
therefore their defy ou the case prevented to find
, the defendant not guilty.”
Tho *t-rdlc» of the Jury was - -lu accordsoco with
llic in»(rocticce. * • : •
Dr* Dio on Physical
Culture.
The Doctor commenced his discoores by'esjlng
that pore sir,-a clear akin, good food, and proper
exerdre were the absolute essentials-to good
health,. Bo.would enlarge upon these sound
Uptce, in a couw*aUoual manner, glad/at tic
•UggcstJoo of hie Western Tien da, to throw awey
the regularly mounted discourse which he had pro*
pared for the occasion. If we pot a plant lo a
ceUar.li! the dark, It would soondfo: titashluV
and fresh air were Indispensable to Its existence
And so It was with man. lie could not exist in a
bouse, that op again*! the pare sir, and the great,
fountain of light and health which pervaded the
gnat atmosphere, and the form of vunshlne, Be
Be bad treated men for dy*i*cpela—notwlih medl
duo, hot with nature’s own curative, frerh air -
and sunshine, and generous work done therein.
Be named the case of a clergyman-whh had b>-
come sodreadfolly dyspeptic thaf be feared he
Vhosld die-, and almost prayed for death. • Be told
him io build a well In bla garden, expo*: him
self as mocb as possible.' to die: open
air, and he woold soon had rehef. The revolt jus.
to health, sod, at the end of a few mouths, said
that he fell he Usd twenty jean of good work In
him.- Parealrluthehoosa.ln sitting rooms snd
bed rooms, was rery essential to health, although
Uwas terynmchr.pgli.stfd. It was well,: rather
than riccp In a dose room, to sleep with open win
dows. lie always did so whenever he felt that the
air within the walls was oppressive. It' was non
ecn-e to talk about getting cold, SoUliecudld not
get cold. They slept Is the open air, at night, and
did oot find the ulgut air polsouooa. Ladies espe
cially were cccnjies. totheir own great detriment,
to fresh air. They talked aboot taking exercise,
and rhey did It, with clo«e veil* on, so that they
cot Id breathe nothing bat impure air. ' lie then
irave some tanay anecdotes shorn the dressing of
babies, and bow a Udy oowi gurc him a handle
which turned out to boa baby, end thatwhilst b«
had the bundle In Lis po*eC“vlfia, he bad the feat
up. and had been talking a deal of sweet nonsense
toils ten toee. ■ . . ’ .
At this point he said he woold stop, and Intro-,
decs Mr. rowers, who, with his brother, bod. at
a cost of several thousand dollars came to tola
dtv to establish a gymnssetun on the new princi
ples which had been tangbt by hereof. He said
they were the two best men In hl»-Boston school.
Mr. I’orter now came forward and wrnt through
a series of ererdsee which brought Into play ail
the mescles ef toe neper pan of the body—toe
arris, the back, the sides, tue brea»t, the neck, the
fingers sod wrist-All these were cone threngfa
to the eonnd of pleasant masio. and' very
pleasant and Interesting in themselves, 1 to say
nothing of their vahie as healliv escrclseo.
The or. then compared the value of these - excr
clscs to that of those which women gcneraUy oso
for what they.call healthful potpoces. lie talked
about the numerous mistakes which women made
for the soke of foahlon jjtoe most awful of which
was the small waUu tVLar was the raeoiJnr - .f c
small waist? It meant the lungs, bean and liver
all Jammed np mto throat, and tor highest func
tlons of Ilfo destroyed. .
. , Tb«Dr. here Introduced 3lreJ.Powers, who Is
. (cachinggra)Q»>Ucs lu this dty—a roryliandsome
woman, of. physical dcrrlopcmcnl,—who went
through a course,of exertl*rn with the haod-d«»>
signeetto develop the mnsdo of the shoulders and
hfcP«r P»?t of too tack. '
The ifortor then sold that in the gymnasium
which wmspropoMri to beiTcctcdlo tm*« city, la
dies were to bo sdulUed, as well- as gentfomon, in
•order to give a*.much grace and beautrtoihe
school as possible. . -
Exereitos with wooden dnmb-heSs were then
shown; the Doctor observing that Iron, aild. boavr
brils were all Inloriona. The object of the bdl*
was exerdso, ana the more exercises which eoald
ho got out of them, the more benefit U would bo to
the pupil. .This could only be done by light belli.
All twisting exercises were of the highest rahte.
In connection with tola portion of too cxerctsos,
the Mresr*. Porter, and Mr*. Blactetll went through
a very craccfal coareo wito the bells, always
accompanied by smile; - for it eccnu
ths'sll the Doctor's experiment* are
accompanied by music, and rerv effective they arc.
lu condnelou he said toe grand thing to attend to
In education was the body. To gent rate force was.
the great object ergytanasiame; and In the battle
BSdtnesieorlifo, ft was/ovre that was wanted—
power, derived from mprerne sod absolute health;'
aiMl this could only be cot by. gymnastic exercises.
Subsequent experiments, c«peclaJly with the
ring*, by Mi's. Powers and Mr. Purler, were very
beautiful, and elicited great applause.
Thc-c cxurclacs were* adapted toall—thewcokest
as well as toe strongest, and were especially inme
flcl.riiu those who were afflicted with weak lungs.
Mrs. Blackalh also a teacher of grumaatlce in toU
city, took part lu the exercises. We buiie this I co
tore will rouse the ditzcus u» a corudceratlon of
tola Imponaut ruhject. •
At toe end of the lecture Mr. Powers Invited the
Pres*, the Board of .Education, andlhcdergrio
meet on Monday evening at toe
lift audits Randolph street, to tiiscaja tberchv
tlune and bearing of toe new system of gymru-tla*.
■ Important MceUng ofLadlcv.
The loyal.and patriotic ladles of- Chicago'ar
called upon to meet at tbo War Committed Booms,
Garrett Block, this day (Monday) at 5 o'clock, p. ni. 1
Tbe purpose d this meeting U generally known,
and appeals so strongly lo.tlie sympathies of every
good aod patriotic woman, that we trust the finim*
of the commit te will bo. filled with those; who are
willing and eager to assist In the erection of a
llctmaneat Bom? for those noble defonJcrsof oar
fia.’who oliaU retaru. to n& permanently disabled
by disease, orwounds contracted and received In
the service of tbalrboantry. 'The gwncruus gift of
the Treridenra Dnanclpailon Proclamation to the
Soldiers’ Home, by our patriotic fellow-dttoen;
Thomas B. Bryan; and which Is 1o be' the comer
stone of the contemplated cdlScc.ls an additional
.incentive, if .one were needed, to cxenlynbnthe
part of the ladle* of this city to accomplish this
truly benevolent work;' Tbe suggestions and views
of ilr. Brynn. that this great Btat« paper.' des
tined to live forever on the page of hlstorv, belongs'
to toe soldiers of too Union, and that tLoy ahonJd
receive the benefit of Its ownership, having been
fully adopted by too ladles who arc already Inter*
Cited to this work, what better nlae can be devised
than to create a fund adequate to the carrying out
this noble projfct. hv small etil*crtptiona through
out the Union, each subscriber lhaa having owner
ship in this important document, and all contribu
tors to the erection of )tn ullfice that shall be lu
permanent repository,, and as the some time the
lloxr of those noble but disabled men, who con*
trtbeted to Us ,entire accomplishment. Tbe wil
ling hearts and ready hands ©four patriotic women
will ensure the faeces of tofu .project. Let roue
absent them-elves from this meeting who are Inter*
erted in the welfare of rlrkacd wotmdwl tolillers.
y rto SUihn'llsrmntts. -
MASON I C.-—There will bo ft
PpcrHl Convocation of Laftvi-ttn, dt»ptpr,
N-x 2R. A.H., at the M««onlc Temple tbU fMomliiy)
evinlax. Sov. tSJih, at t# o’clock, for workon the
Arch Degrc*. CrrurAnlrm, rermbm of ether
Chsr'vr* arc Invited to attend. . •
If. 0. CHASE,Sec*y.
H P. STANLEY, dealer in Fruit
• »nd rrodnce.M Swlcwtmt, Cblc- ’o. Hint*
t<> tioreleuore. Mark plain, twfdibi* <llt«ction« on
rvrry pachas*, tactodlnc wnxht, with tore, roam and
t»is« of arUcta. >l<« tuck a Bill nrparUcnUre tcitdo
ofoGs psekhse, mvrke.t **UlU,’* anSvlinif* usod on*
by (nail, with nottev when oiA bow thlu« are for
.wan>d. . • ■ ■ CtSo-rtlWe
■VO TICE. —.MRS. WEAVER,
J-1 received awror* cloak hr mUutr, at the keener
of SCHWARZ'S DV>: HOn*»E. **>. W* SaqUj C'Urfc
■treat, MethodUt Cticrct Block, U rfr'
«D>islUdtocbargaUie aaawforbrr own at iboabove
rbi«a. . ncW-rCO-'fiMt
XITHITE LEi\D.—Wc have taken
Tv the Arearv for th* ulflofthe
Hartford Chemical Company’s White lead.
A Urensurplj of all arM4**alw«y« la stock; OKU.
lU NPAtt A CO.,Uud!l littrt>OßHL.CM<i».
nolS-iws-lia • ■ •
800 TOSS HAY.
We tract to contract for SO tonsThnotby Har. de-
MrerriJat the rHivernrarol OrraJ, a; CbVc.vo.cnr'nK
tho next fire month*, GAGE it MIX, I’. o. Box ISn.
JOTION SAiLES
BY WM. A,* BCTIKUS A. '
COHhER OF I>BAEDOHI» 4t WASHING roff-STS,
Ob TUESDAY, D«e. lit, lfßs, at Bntlcrt Auction’
Room*, at o'clock, ■> ;
' AnlSTotce Of Staple DrrUeoA*.
At 10 o’clock, <OQ Grain Bees, Ladle*', iltaea* sad
Children 1 * Cloaka, of the scwenTityle*. ’ v
- ■ At II o'clock, ISM) Tarda THTIt £ Lostdale 44 tad
PtecstxA A 44 attached Ehtetins. '
AtiiWo'cloek,3oodoz. Beck Glares and Oauntleta;
ICQ dot, noop Pktrta. mO-rtOASt
GN WEDNESDAY, Deo. 2d, at
»K o'clock, a large lour, ’ i
YANKEE NOTIONS,
Gold and Silver WatcLes, &c., Ac.
- SIO,OOO WOBTH
STAPLE AKD DOMESTIC DUY GOOD 3 AXD HTA
_ RLE i AT AUCUUS.
OnTBTTtSDAT. Dae. M.nt»Ko'clock,alßolier’s
AeeilonßoonUtrorCandfilock, -■ :
. Comer Dearborn and vr
• ; We thall sell by catalogue, abont SSAOtVortiiot
Staple and Domestic DryGo»d«,.eoQalatlßctnpOtof >
Btuvnaod BteacticdFheetlafT. Denim*. Haipw/T>3lu,
Print. KUtmeU, BbaWla, Clotka, CasAmerc* and Easy
*n. and > gcoenl aa*ortoe»t .or Drw* Good*. -■ '
Alao, at the earn* aale, wt shkU offerf&/0O BtsplS
Yankee Kotlona. ,
The at<nre good* ars alt «toleul« rtock, fresh treat
c Vsw Tort Jobbing Uoane, aud will he told without
treerve. c934vOiT4t
NUSIBER 141.1
Neb) flbbettfecTneuts.
LEATHER belting
MAXUTACTUUED, and warranted to jlfe Utbac*
Uim,»: muke it reel. (t»i«uWvV .
Eoa*-riaH*yn« ~ - - W. n.VnXTVABgtI.
H, fIOVEY,’ IDf Lake Street.
SKATES! SKATES!!
At Horey’d Seed Store, X 94 laie Street;
seX-r-SSR-ItMUTS ftr uir
JP A V TOUR water: tat
TO-DA Tt.
t * u • ided aacr
ORIENTAL POWDER CO.
” EB
os°d ««
The superiority of
Crnti do Vltlte £s tlw thtnc of ortj- 1
(oozutt. ThU evntnl isd coarealsat Qallery »hooui'
l«rUUMby *ll tU>*e wl^teenwtoj^mptaTiittw tow
t-ricc *rd of Ute arors c*a bcr eiTc
S?9: corner or L»«in“ Cvte* da
T S»sS3l' l '’ rau : Hjrjus.nat.
LEG ANT RESIDENCES
. AJTD— .', !
ULSOESSPROPEaXY. .
of Ihf best fnm*M In Uia Xortb EHrbJon—ttur.
Ole irooio. . .
pjrerji W*b*»h areace Reildence*. •'
We*l WMhloc ton atiret—ete**nt borne,
rim-cu** u>X» oa Allchlgiia, W»tj**J», ItalHe. *ad
tlieotaworcaoc*.- , ■ *
Aleo.tDo tbolcrrt fcnrinnw proMrty on Clerk, Baa-
- TUO3.D. iIHtA.V * COV
• - Brymlkn.
JJOGS, HOGS, ; .
. HOG-'S'I. , ;
The nndmUtned woaldJnfbra ihelr customer* »nd :
ail pereow wdpplna to mis market. tlm they bars
Iccr-esaedfrcUUlcstoU reason for handling ■
LIVE Alfl) DBESSCB HOGS!
We will filre our prr*on*l attention to all sulm. and
nsraatce the HIGHEST I TUCKS A SO PROMPT
- ■ aca>-rtefrhn.lOtß« ?I9 Sooth W*tfr girret.
CHOICE ENGRAVINGS.
iissa s?*"***-
D«pfewi , lß«lflce a ....;..Beactfer. ■ Lecompte. "
Holy WcmeaatmeTottb..Sebeffer.. - - OiranL
numadea....;. Laodelle. OtrnnL -
Eer«Uomo^...» M . Mandat.
Miner .Dolce. ’ lUndel.
Immaculate .Mnrllio. - Lefem.
Beatrice C«nei M ...T>e!akoche. CUrardeL.
Wlerse an Can rtttbnia_,..BaphaeL Brtdoui.
Temptation of ChiUU. Scheffer. Trawcola.
Heart of the Aa«te»......;..Cbofch. - • FomSter.
Proscribed Uorailit SHUlaa.- Simon-*
Holy Family of the Pearl...RaphaeL Leeomptc.
MsrUcette
Tojrat&er with orer
-400 OXESB PBOOW AUD PBPTTB,
Prom Ancient and Wodem Celcbrltler*
r Can bo «wm for • »hon Ume »t '
TOSTEB, JEKKTNBON A KniTZ’B. ’ ’ *
— iai Sontn CUrt etrejt.
PRArap STREET.
13IP0RTA.YT TO SHOEMAKERS,.
We rate treat pleasure to Inform r.nr friend*, and
evmtner* that ■*« hare opened at the above clvee a
WHOLESALE A>'U IJETTAJL LEAHIER &VOUK
with a view to aopply them with the Barr and
aiiirtn - r mtcli, (Jrrroan and America i Calf
gals*. Oat: aud Hemlock Sole Leather. Mieco liMm
(In all rclory axt'ka well selected nock of rinilacaT*
A»»lr, E. uoodUndUaeqQatDtMaad&rtsaa* year*
retldeoi of tun clrt*. recently retiring from (be f.rta of
Freedman A tleiJdxlcd. offtake street, tad 'dr. M.
Oof-dklnd a well experienced Leather HeaierLere aut
wed a* in France and Germany, tt will enable n». not
.alone io promise, but to carryout theabore *»*teiscoi
lu reality. Giro u# a call, aedyoa will fled t‘iot oor
Motto 1» Quirk Sales and Small J.'ronu*
Tmttaa that ear Wend* know howtoapr.-eelatetlie
lUccrvßecfrototidcea.andqaalltice, •
We remain, rcopectfolly rr jr«, .
E. iM. (ibOjKifD. *
<5 Franklin street, two doors from Lake.
P- S.—All kinds of Hides and Calf ikloa bought at
the highest market price*, or exchargcd for Leather
Ifwubad. v - soQ»rtlgAt
FAMILY CHEMISTS,
J. PARSONS & CO.,
41> Oark gSta-eet,
(rormarty with J. 11. Uecd £ Co.)
TT« kw*p constantly oa at retail for forjly q*«
a Use uMirUncnt of thn heat qualUloa‘j{
Drugs,
Perfumeries, i ; ■•'■•’■
- Brushes,' Combs,
Extracts, ‘ \
Eau de Cologne,
Toilet Articles,
&c«,’ ,*fcc., . ,tc., Scc»
J. PARSOSS & CO.,
4X CLARK - 1
Dispensing and Family Chemists.
poa-rfrMt
gOOIAL AND MUSICAL
'ENTERTAINMENT,
J GIVEN By T2IE rniEia'S OF
TJIU RAIMIOAD ffIISSIOX CIUKEL
AT ILVLL^
ON MONDAY EVENING NOV. 30
TICKETS $!, Lmnil.ve SITPEE. •;•■
Vo M.had.at the muate afore of ilenva.ltOOT A
CADY .-Clark atreet. cyg-rtfi4t-uci
JJiCE:* PORTER,-
Druggists and Apothecaries,
Hi MiLutuon.’v street,
NEAR MADISON, * ; ,
JlivcJoslopened their New Store with »FtaeP"<]c of
FANCY goods,
Blair Broiilieif, Comb*, Tooth
llruithm) Wail Brusbw, CientN
and Ladlrs’BrGPMfugCaocttVuiT
Hox€fsPowdcw,
- LUBIS’S EXTRACTS,
Edreliis <fc Glenn’s Extracts,
I, u bin’s, Bnan’s <fc Glenn’s Pomades*
VUSISX ASD ASCTUSUre, .
LAIRD* BLOCS OK YOUTH*
BAZnrSIiaUID PEABL,
TURKISH TOWELS,
LILLY WHITES. A3JB POWDEHS*
' IN ALL VARIETIES. j
A fnn’womncßt of frc»h, cirefnUy stfceicd
•Irctn E*itern tnnrket*. .
PATENT MEDICINES. i , r
Pure Medidnal "Wines and Iflqnors.
rjr* a« we ere both Practical ApaUteeartm and »i'
t'fHllMlo car boalccw prnonally.boitnUJaailnJjbt,
nxricalaraUeativti wUlbepaiil to Uie prraerlpuoaa
of pVj-MttiUA * - - ao»r«t-u
IJi HE GREAT AMERICAN
. SAFESy
Mi-STTFACrrEED 5T .
Diobold, Bahmann & 'Co.,
THE IMMENSE SAI.E3
Tfi-tlfles to theMKßlXSofUicia.
. . yo susv&ss fujim
Can afford to be wit.houtona.
1 D»oH Baj aajof tie 0,14 Fcgj Kind.
SOT OCT OSE oe
OUR 1863 STYLE,
9U4«wUhfill the Improvdaentfi
AUI OTBEB&'.ABS TWKJfTT TEAIB BEHUtD
•; AOB, ;y ; ,
irOlt SAX.E ONLY T3T5c - V 1
* • ISkLasalle, Str^cCj
onfr-rttMtart
*r*mtavr^~
• at>U-4
_Ntto flibcrlismcnis.
»JHE SIOUX \VAR
MASSACRES.OF. 1862, ASB iSS3.
—: ?
Sew Tort,
i ' ' v .
i 'sr
■ - -z.-:r. '.rntarttm i>*rt *
Sif" 1 ifetijibio Uiw, of
“*
: *aeii*ttuT»aT#,ja**yu«* u u »n
- h t*
tta recital or eve&ts «t wbtofc tu* Iktrt of bu tUj*
dcn—crmcrter laillnodnpoa aeoffoadtsa *** OW|f .
sr.l
*• btlioMd, *ad wo* hdrrici* abMM to bT£rtU£
wUmity torlUe wsd &•*.- *t kwaL.. Tta Jot!,
• iht Mp* of-tsrtu-r u* Jc-oUUa*
pcena*tortctUfTof tielniUa* *f
wr«isl^frt| l,ieCua * m “* ttdo of
lc»l *e*fc~*M ; fU* more* T*ntdlv-‘II>MTM£ **^
IliCt vtih,lb« Indian, Uie poreaft, the e«pture iiH
tb« flusl exccuUouefihe priodp*i nT*
ZZ
P*raau»t. wißr* ricv to wcnrtar ,
m*iu r «ttXaafwytott.s-irtu« aiSSSPuffVwJ!:
of tiie* , rc#e?Tatloc*. , ‘ . ,>,. ....... * ,
HARj-Ear * BBpiHjtis
.-IUBFEB* mbAltSMOßaKadtotitla* .
• : taoaeli<«»n»» Void ,ettm *-
> H*»wak MAOimi m? h ?■£!?.*&£« »J w.
* * getber, UJ» ft jtwv * - Ul u»-
J^^^'^wasaSbis;
; fO&Sst
*SI- jS?Y^RR*S
-
VilH BivOUAO Ayjp THE P ittt -a
««apoJ<n. Bfcok?t« aV^.ii^Sr l E r S LB * w.
Cnpuln Or ,
’^. S JUan7i™i£„£ &M-E. Blip.
‘. ma >°»-
of C»mt)rltl<fll
E S;;"JAti£ of ■ Ato»
MMSK
JSia^da^w&iSSh.K
; •
ST. OLATEB. A. -Vjrti. STOjßipyr, 50 CcilU.
MS” per . a .
KINOLAKETJ OimXEAN WAIL ' Th* Tn—.i™
me Crimea: lu Origin, and an tuTp*S£
IJ.M. » TOb. iau>; vift JM i^TrSSS
ax-rc-Tedr- -*
A NNOUN CEJIENT.—On and
Importation and Jobbing ofTeas
r ras‘.tea,%“ “«co.
s&s*; 0
W. rtrsut. and J. Chicago. * w *
Chicago,>oTember^ a&j : .. •
imotmaueiioiisb.
AT AVIIOI.ESAI.B OMI.V.
$150,000
X3SF TEAS.
ns " tt ™kSsJ
>lo*lll
ooi
xsni
half cheat* to choice.
- ,2S “ ' Oonpowinr,-.- ••
1000 cr. ** CH'loaz, •»
ABd-hete* tte Ur6e»t ua hot taaorted «Wk rrer
*&£*?«*£££!? With on«cQxwra* «££
T?r .. I? .. ” *•*» w c Dellero ws aro la a o<miuo& (a
flo 101 l to thowanfa of Merchant!* lout* Nort—
h,£ B **rrtjuwl rmnola. aent rasa fry
P"*pf by mail or nxprc**. on appOcatlmc
itb^l^aSS(S.“ ! ‘ J,ua °“
■ PAI&OKR, PITKIN AHANKEr.
JAMES, -* ~
roßMEmrop^i
JAMES’ HGSFTnAI^
Castcaa House Street, Hew Orlttae, la.
EsxAßtisireD rv igso.
sow or
86 Randolph Street. Chicago,, Ilk
- Bptclalhaiatha trcatcaitof >
Ota Cmtohie. Mmoctull. 1 Ruud' \to* Btxx Di»-
■ situ ass Otouto Wuoiiii;
r»£^. ! kj^?V huu \ s rf, * ortlß S WMercnty* lodlar,
Dc'SMla. Awl tile cr Banaparllla. Dr. Jam« uru a
>*oT»AU*a»,- TOicn i* a roarrme r.tru la ail
hlcod C4aca«ca.‘ Organic Weakrew, on by
hQ * ,a ««* or entailed hemt
Itarllj’, canytßz la*a of oaaury. uerroa'j. uktl eeccral
detdlnr, mc-cuiedbr an Infotfihle-ar.ttHxi, and lim
■cnlyccreXorUilaweiKano' aarlng ho la time ami ex
v ()ld'DucM«a of the MOST nOBXJZDLR CLASS,
»here the bloM hat. I*cotne pclarjoed. predoefor
hlolcbcr ca the face, wafory, piiaplr,. path* la
Uioluad act! Ixmca. Clcermtnl thres u antcAlmM amt
bo-Jy.BCTUfoU, together «Uh :an «Slw combe? ot
rDCttncfrr.
Dr.Jarcw.Urwommemted by lbr,Wt* imacrallrcf
dtalely.aml In cured ot thcaaten ■ibUMtiaeaMa.
Irftnember l>r. Jeer*’once ar nj p&r!<ir« arc at 35
•Randolph,beiwe.-nStaioandD* SfinSum
»u°St C .ht‘ rpam, “OA.il.xwtHJ. J\JJ. CowoUatloca
PROPOSALS FO R CAVALRY
iTLwTirmMrctdVeiat
tb'a office fur the f&rsl*blnif #,r Cstbitt Purvi tnh*
SiSJSmf w * 4W5 ‘* u ’ n -'
~ »}•* j*W*£ toHOWIBS «n«f Itc*.
I*s/if?®.’J*" in UD to eLxtcta <lßj bend*
s»i h^iA?l 0 1? u? n K w yaMVoM, •««broken!*
tw<> x Mpanlbie per****. wh'»*c m<.
's*T!Sw* *3**** S**' Car*lry Bureau. ul
C ,*? Te^Q P*f.* ,,, r D P***i ,fof Ca*«lry
Mr«.*dfJw!. o i£S4 ’ m&Bf «iui Oj »i*»m«iacv
W f-® B ..i P orpl u»*<l ta open markets! »&Jrpr!cr,
.
• flclftlrt. Rochert' <f , Fm*bnr*h7freaii, Oloro
bw.OLW, Oottf~ xa»}tMßvAopy«»fte^«n^M*Jl»<;P«
Chief Quartermaster, Csrslry Bureau,
LEWIS, ■ C
v ’ or toe •*
v n
LOXDCX'WK iJIUTBLAH KriRUIRT,
Corner of Deaibom nniEnadolplrr;*., ClUcago,
Csollanv ,t«meot rltlittaaaaiplcdncfteMtahlj prn>
feMdnaal terrier* la oor eltjr ted rldcir*. »a.l a* cor
.£*»»« .rite* th« icMtCBl Acuity.m well u Ui« »f
--{d cull *t fair offle* fur mrieso’torV referent; of
isecor aeeMs cm« 4 ta&l b« hM rmcired*to iljht ud
leurir dnOßtf tae p*«t year. a^ravtuet
HOODS.
lYUITI! ISO COLOKED.
7aiiA.i<rK:riTS,
And » fine Has of all •cMosupio
PAJfCI* WOOUJN GOODS,
AT WHOLESALE, AT *
J. M. STINE’S, 33 Lake St.
QHAS. L, NOBLE,
WUOIX3AXE D SALEH
CARBON AND KEROSENE OIL,
STS Lake Street'.
>pl7-c633 Ij-Lst- .
Wrought Iron! Pipe
AOTFTTTIBOSTOIISAICE,
AtsrholeMleW . B.T. CHJJfB * 880.,
taltwKtP-tgt ■ wa*lJUs»tnscg.
WOOD, WOOD, .WOOD.
W» cord# Detroit Hlckorr ■*»>*.
liCO cords Grind Trarcm Maple,
UiOO cords Onu&TrftTurMVen-A. . ,
For ula at mioiuliK sricM tube Tvtlfts in’set
Jtoii -p.fi. Ixnar-D.
mEETH, TEETH—^Eitnctci
•*• WITHOUT PAIN!
B, |h.«. Cf a .«W A™gs a&n g ll>
ro»rtßHteg* MWejtßmtoi?b»gtet-
CUN POWDER.
r HAZASD’B ABl> BUf OKT&
GEO. T. ABBEY, AGENT, .
neIMKMIt-oet - ' - - J3ft UCSX, BTUJ£ET«
P. * ca.aaßmtXnr r SievToct.
i'bV
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