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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-11-08

~ The Columbus (Ga.) Corner .SOne
says: 1--WE are requested by Gov. Brown
to say that hs can receive no more com.
paniss for six months service, having
already been rendered more than he can
possibly use in coast defence. a
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AGoop MovE.--The New Orleans Pea
yuns of the 9th says the ladies Of that
city have organized, the purpose of which
is to provide winter clothing for. the
children of our volunteer soldiers engaged
In the defense ofour homes and our rishts.
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sr A friend has informed Il Of Nil

R0r A friend has informed us Of his
method Of saving Irish potatoes. which is
to let them remain in the ground until
after frost, then dig them at the same
time sweet potatoes are dug, and put
them up In the same way. They will
keep sound and good the entire winter
when properly put up. ..ts'V
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16r II is rumored that Lincoln is
about TO issue proclamation declaring
" matrimonial relations existing between
~ loyal subjects, male or female, and
secession enemies, male or female to be
null, void, and tbenceforth dissolved, the
parties divorced being at liberty TO con.
tract new marriage relations as shall
please them to do 20 that that their new
spouses b. good Asalcysl persons.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-11-08

The CRAsH.-The Boston Commercial
Bulletin reports seven failures and suspen-
sions in Boston, five in New York. four
in Philadelphia, and twenty-five in other
places-a total of forty-one for the past
week,
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CHocTAws RALLYING.-The Mobile III
bunc learns that a company of Choctaw
Indians, numbering one hundred and
fifteen mounted men, has been raised in
Baldwin county. They are called the
"Yoller Jackets" all splendid looking
warriors, and have offered themselves to
the Confederate Government to act as
part Of the coast guard in Baldwin county.
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Eas- The following from Prentice's Lou
isyille Journal indicates the inefficiency
of the compulsory oaths with which Lin
coin attempts to bind the souls of the
people:
person who processes to have just
taken the oath of loyalty in the United
States addresses us an anonymous letter,
saying, that. in his view, he is as free as
air." and the person who administered
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1861-11-08

pT- They tell story of Zouave hav-
ing been asked his opinion Of the English
soldiers in the Crimean campaign. Said
he:
Set them down in an engagement ready
prepared and well fed, and no men can
fight better; but let them get into misery
and distress, and no men know less how
to get themselves out Of it. Par erdmpte,
our battalion was encamped beside an
English regiment which had magnifi-
cent buck goat; the cavalry horses Of their
army had no forage, and the poor beast.
getting no Good. sickened and died. At
this time the soldiers he belonged to were
without rations to eat, or fire to warm
themselves with; and what do you think
they did? Why, they collected some
boards, made coffin, and buried the
buck. My comrade and myself, shocked
at such waste Of good things, took the
poor animal up thot same night; parole
dhonaeu, we had three good fires from his
coffin, delicious messes from his flesh for
seven days, and for the rest of the CAM
paigE we slept upon his skin, which kept
us from damp and saved US from sickness.
Now, what do you think Of the English
soldier after such piece Of folly as this
have my cat, carry him on my sack,
and he comes under fire with me, as you
may perceive from his having lost fore
foot. | love and nourish him, and he, in
return, will, should there be necessity,
provide ME with two days good living.
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RECRUITING For LINcLN's ARMY.

RECRUITING For LINcLN's ARMY.
Recruiting for the "Grand Union
Army" is growing an Improbable
business. The New York Times, Of
a recent date, makes the following re-
port Of its progress: esa.
The recruiting returns for the
week are most unsatisfactory. There
has not been such lack of business
during any period within the last FIVE
wears. The standard Of heights has
been lowered, and the next step will
probably be suspension of the regu-
iation prohibiting the enlistment of
married men. Apparently, there
was nothing done at Boston and Phil.
idelphia, and no detachments arrived
from those cities during the week, nor
YET from Rochester or Buffalo.
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Winter Quarters.

There seems to be an impression with
some persons, (says the Richmond Ds-
patch, that the troops on both sides sfe
going into winter quarters; and that the
military operations will be suspended till
the spring. The Northern Generals have
not the most remote idea Of any such in
action. The policy Of the North is 70
make the war short and sharp" and,
with this object, it has carried on its mill.
tary operations during season far more
trying to the health and endurance Of
Northern troops than the winter. If they
had gone into summer quarters, and waiti
ed for the fall or winter before attempting
to invade Southern country, they would
have shown more wisdom than in choos-
ing hot weather for such an enterprise,
and adding TO that folly by suspending
operations during the most salubrious and
invigorating season in our climate. So far
from going into winter quarters, the North
looks to the winter--which, in the South,
is mild, agreeable, and healtbful-as the
period Of its greatest activity and effort.
We may set this down as one of those
fixed facts which we may base our own
calculations upon with the most perfect
confidence and safety. To wait till the
spring is simply to wait till the worst
season for Northern military movements
has returned again, to perpetuate the
commercial misery and individual distress
in the Northern cities, and to increase the
probabilities of foreign interference for
the purpose of procuring the cotton sup
ply Mcclellan looks forward to no win
ter quarters except in the heart of the
South, and will be compelled to make the
attempt, II not in the direction of Manas-
sa, by some other route which will strike
at the capital and cotton of the Southern
Confederacy. That he will meet with an
annihilating defeat; that he will he even
more thoroughly routed than at Manassa,
and not only routed, but followed up and
annihilated, is our firm conviction. New
ertheless, he will make the attempt, and
such thing as winter quarters" cannot
be found in his vocabulary.
winter quarters" in fact, is IN obso-
lete idea among the military men OF mod
ern times. Even in the old wars of Ameri-
ca. our glorious ancestry was not tied up
to "winter quarters" The snow-clad re-
gions of Canada were invaded in midwin-
ter, and it was over frozen rivers that
Washington led his soldiers with bare and
bleeding feet to their glorious victories in
New Jersey. We have a better and q
more inspiring cause than ever Washing
ton defended. We must take no note Of
winter, except to provide our troops shell
ter and clothing, and derive new energy
from its healthful airs and bracing winds.
So far us going into "winter quarters" i'm
plies inaction during the winter, we ap-
prehend that no Southern General dreams
of any such suicidal imbeclity.
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pU- Be not discouraged; stand upright.
and you will be sure to have the whole
earth at your feet.
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Pe,ics I.ieniS..ce, 80.

SrABBmo ArrRAV N DtsRErurABLE
Houu.-sundsy mtrnipg, about two O'Clock,
q humber Of disordsfliss, Who had copyrighted
In the diusputsbls houss Of HENRY BurHNAs,
ztO Centre street., engaged In an svgry alter
cation which soon merged into . bloody fight.
Knives, dscaatsrs, clubs and other weapons
were ned, and, during the contest, PETER
MohRor, TIMOTHY OBRur and TaoNs
MuLLIaAu were stabbed In the side and alb.
dom.n' but not dsngsrousiy, by q dsspsrsdo
known a. Frenehy." Ths latter mAnsg,d 70
,sosps before Tho Iith ward police reached the
spct Ths injured parties were taken 70 the
N. Y. Ho'pital, bat LIFT after having thar
wounds drsssed. BuTHMAH, ktspsr Of the
hous 80 arrested.
BURoLAAI.-Ths store Of W. s. Conwrs,
eCsnst Of Broadway and 2cth Of was brohsa
into On F.Idsy night by burglars. who pseksd up
several hundred dollaJs worth Of goods ready
to carry on, bat from sons esuis, they became
fttght,ptd and LEFT, having THAR plundsr and
large iron bar behind. No srrest.
A TS Box, SurroshD To Rave BExs Sro-
Ike, aud iaed Of most Of It's contsuts w,S
found ysstsrdsy morning. In the yard o. No.
12i CHI ton street. . brssstpin, . O.iifornis
t6o gold pisos, and sone cards bearing the
pames q II. W. and n. II. CHAsNIEa lsvysfs,
At No. IL Broadway, ware found In the box. Ii
vas taken 20 the 18th Ward station houss.
fraud uPoS rHk KnLrxv ConruTrxx-A
lsbOr'ng man. named scHRoDxR, appeared at
the 81 District Police Court on Saturday, and
made complaint AZ sInst his wife, for hsbItusl
Srunksbnsss. He sta Cd, that for four wseks
past the had bean drunk every day, but whsrs
abe got money to buy liquor he could not tell.
II subsequently, sppearsd that ahs had passed
herself % 81 the w,f. Ct her brother, who had
snlstsd, and that abe had obtained . relief
ticket from the Relief Committee, on which she
had for four weeks drawn money. Tue Justice
granted the application Of the huibaud ana
committed her 70 tho Psnitsntiary on Black
uell'a Island
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BROOKLYN.


ASoTHkR OrFIonR SHor Mt SUPPOSED
BURGLAR About 8 O'Clock on Sunday morn
IN. Iii. oa,,, w.. - a.. or n.
.h """' O"'' "s 'un rre
einct, was patrciiDg his beat ne dfsooversd q
man dsscendinE rom . nigh fsneo, snolostng
IN, garden OF mr, HksDRIoxsos, on the 90
nor OF lhroop and myrtle avenues. Upon AK
ng ais bushes the man sos Ssrsd that hswaz
Locking ftr place 70 sesp. The ofiosr, sus-
peeuns ms uue shsrsctef' Akad hlm 70 come
msnt sno h,r man cone;ns 1appna 49, emo mo
lsxsd the officer CLUB With one hand and III
am with the other. Ths man arst discovered
sa Pis"lN tno omcs orssst; Ihs
the same instsnt de ws.non wss Sisch.rs.d
The ball struck the second Ang.r Of the len
rand, takirg on the nail, then passing through
me cap without causing further Injury. In
ths scpiis the tihcsr was thrown down, and
the parties escaped
MILITARY ApFAIRs.-Major JouRDAx, OF
the IAN r.H'.as-I. -ho greatly dIs,ipeui,h,d
himself at Bull Kun, Is IN -. o',v on a brief
fusIougs.
R.,wsTSs 4. ,yoS..siSs Sn.i. ~ 49, Io
sho,, 90, ,n,r a.. a. H. m..,.y.d -
Commander fcorE, OF the BrooiIvs Navy
Yard, has rscsi y bean promoted 10 The pooi-
uon Q, roy OsPu "a,
R,i,i.h voIrr,..,. he -. ss,ss ~, a.
chs,a. y, .naronrcn,Issinr 80. 49,. III
ooll, * ~ ,sa,msnt was haid 20 hsii Nv
Ir,,ioa pow,r,- % Q.tn,d.,, g. .,.~
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JERSEY CITY.

ARklsr or TIE Mosr NOTORIOUS FoRGKn
ASD CoUSTERFETkR IN THE UN-rKD SrArKs.
JlRRT CowpHS, alias Jom CoABuRS, aliAs
A. p. MuLKR, the most extensive forgsr ead
countsif.itsr In tie Unitsd Stats, was arrest
Cd late Friday night near the Hoboksa ferry,
BY Sa geant D. JAcoBs and oaAesr MURPHI
Of the 6lh Precinct, Brooklya, and dsteativs
Oficsr CILARLBs NoIEs OF n Louis. The
charge IA fer forgery on bAnks Of Chicago, st.
Louis, PitIjsTg, Columbus and Desroit, TO
the sxtsut OF bstw, on 20.ee0 and 80 600.
Also under the guiss OF dgovsr, In pasii ~ q
large amonAt u the BI9aton csantarfsita
upon Ws1tevn bankers.
Immediately upoa the arrest OF CowDKS
the officers hurried over the Rvs to Jersey
CITY, and euardsd thof pri",nss during the
night At . private horSe and In the morning
took an early train fos Bt. LOWS via PhilA-
dslphis and PttsbuFS.
SevsxAl western and southssn otfcsrs have
bsen aftsr COwDKn. lVr some monfhs past. but
with ons exception. he has managed. 20 sluds
than, by means ai'p.id sPiAs. Ihs prisoner
states that . few weeks since, White rad iino
in Brooklyn, he was ApDrsi.n1 ID , by two
"Sopps," one from Rbiladsiphia, and the Other
bslopgtng In Nav York. They took from In
e26 COO in oountsifsitA and be gave then
elOoo In Rsod money, for WI rich DO was al
loved his hSsrty.
The ofissIs ware To have y I,ds the arr.s, on
Thur.dAy Night N OIssnWieA stree, near Bar
clay, knowing that CoMDx 4 had an appoint
nsnt in that locality. II sprlsonsr stated thai
he lsaEAsd that thly wsSS In wGs for hlu
through Poltes officer he had employed t
"pipA" for him, He ALSO stAtsd that IL he hal
rsmainsi ct Mh.Sty antn Wednesday next h,
would have made eI0e oVt Of job on hand
CowDKs u about ~ go co Of ages OF sentss
APPsAraucs, and wsAiS readily pass for sub
stSntiAl basineas .Aar He IL said 10 have FOL
lowed the ProfsAAIo'i for the past % Year, an
although known As a notorious COUNTRYSIDE
and forgsr, An 90 far escaped puuisnmsnt.
he supsV .ed 70 hAys 4 large number
bank no. ,o Ates on hand and 1t |. slid he las
Bank W ich 20 clcs.ly rsssmb's Cd the Rsnuil
that ". y were revived at the banks,
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GENERAL BUslNRss.
. r MY EXPRESS.

END ALL MONEY AND PACKAGES
10 SOLDIERS BIZ HARNDKN'S EXPRESS,
"a BROADWAY, AZ THKY HAVE THE
U. q GOVERNMENT PERMISSION 10
FORWARD TO THE ARMY AT FoRT
RBsS MONRv6, WASHIH0rON, AND
ALL OTHER PONrB YOR HALF RATES.
THEIR EXPRESS ID THE OLDEST IN
THE UNITED SrATE6
rHEIR GREAT EASTMAN AND PHIIA-
DNPHh kxPRES6Es sKNT AZ FOB
HHRLY. y2o a4ac~tg
QALM OF WHITE IJJLIES-LADfR8.
- hAvs ysu trfsd this excellent Assiy .s.,fum.
ed d eparatiou for all di-hsurcuents Of the ~
such q PtMP1nb, BLOTCHKA TAN, sUNIW I'm.
sAlLON nnS3. -. II VII ~ roe 70 do so ~ Il u
oooiin and rcfrc.hinG whsu ovcrhsaked and b per.
feety harml.es to the aktn-this ye yaArAntee, You
will ind IL far superior 10 Chalk Ball ILLS Whie,
and ehssser tha. any other article nov In use 10
TWENTY Five CENTS PER BorTLl.
During TIM Lad month Largo qua. titles have been
sold, and We nei srstihed % boar from all who have
tried II, that gives The greatest sAtisfaotion. When
you try u you I'll never use any othsr-of this
we feel oonhdent Yos salq 70 Bosth second stxset,
wnli.mbsrgh, and At " hshth ava, Nov YORK.
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MEDICINES.

WANTRD-ALL AFFLICTED FEMALES
o. yEsDis. can be eonsaitsd on ali iems dssa, e.
xheut restrd TO ihsI nature with the stretest con
plata. The above dLss.es, whiea 70 sxcudvaly for
tadkA keeLo.nsgnsthn applied In shronle dis
60 be. G * iss ws@ DID d u a'Ol, frsa s0ol
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OFFICIAL AND LEGAI4.
nFRICE OF The BOARD OF EXGISE

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF EXCISE,
ONo, 10 Centre a.
TIE hoard Of xciss Of this city III 10 The bOth
ard last meetns q As preset year e9 the % day q
o'clock N, IN The Court Reom CnAr No u OF tho
cq%E,aSs r, ioE tie Pu Pc: q y:.tpE no Sn:9.
No ICe sbs,Ssss:,' and 10 osats d.
WV. JAY HABxErT.
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TKE NEW YORK SUN.
IIoNDLNr MeRnrNo. Aua. II, IssL

q. g. Disrn,or ArToRru.-Ths Usitsd
States District Attorney, =. DrLArnLD
s,uxH. has just r.tuusd from WsshinstOn,
having secured the p~sAys Of an act adding
materially to tn, efficiency Of his ofics.
Ths s.crstsry Of the Interior has givsn Mr..
SnrrH special facilities for the prosecution o.
The slave cases nov In the District Attorneys
ONCE and has assured him Of the sapport Of
the eO,unms.s In his Efforts to suppr.ss the
traffic st this 20 RI.
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BysrNksB CHANCES.

DRUG Store fer saie-HABRIs, % Pias T. los
aRo0zRY store Tor sale, ~ CITY Hall Plass. a.
oRoCHRr etors, rent lov-osnnsy 10 CAambsrsb,s
LEASE OF grocery for ssis, Low rcnt coo Huasou.e
MI Candy Store fer sale cbesp, at 80 Ninth n.
PHOTodnA Pm osnsry for sale-feU 9Th ave. %
STAND In W W. Msisst-Inausre 140 Centre Row.
sroRA s,oekA hItarss for sale, at go Iast asd IT
ss0AR Store 4 r sale cheap, al SGT 9Th svs. 49,
sib-Butter provis's s,ore,b.o At'sutis st Bkiy.
$50 cor mooeryient sis mon h, II Centre Il ,oQ
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BoARD OF ExcuE.-Ths Board OF Excise
on Saturday arrested WILLIAM DOUGLAS, Of
3oS Ninth street, GroAoE KsRsuAAr, Of 1874
Leonard street, vALasrrrE BrSrxR, Of SIS
Houston street, old numbss, JossPH Fsos-
Hoyxs, Of Ga Fourth street. and other. for
selling liquor without license. To oors'qusnos
Of the sbesnes nom the city Of . large number
Of liquor dealers, the Bosri VII hold ons more
session this year. Since the Last sssicn Of the
Board 81 persons hsvs applied for licsnss.
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n CHOLRRINE MIXTURE ALL

SUN CHOLERINE MIXTURE - ALL
- persons old or young, should nsver be without Q
hottIs Of Ihis eIosllsat and veil tried preDarston,
= 1sZ b ne Hsan; q s.ytns hfe SZ " .r m%ss
CHoiRRk MoRBU5. and ali oths IKE sonplaints,
are easily Checked and with sAtsty; Th1 4 me
ul saoossS dnrinG the eholsE. Of 1919, aud u pre-
pared n, m TIE orisinAi roeipe. while We haye
bianhmA viii PREVAIL, and unlesI We have soma
GOD remedy a hand. We are morn or V. IN dAnssE
4 may be The means Of hsplns othsrs Who may be
taken suddenly. Pros % cent. per bottle. To BE-
has baen cid for over hve year, NM q
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EARNS FOR SALE - TO ALL IN
4 theie timas o. tro bic, consider n taeir duty
20 proyids hon. for tham vi ives = ID t.mtiis For
sc, ~ dbrosk Station, l. I, smsl fsrmi offs, 10,
ID. Ihsss ,nds are lit iAtn Ia tbs mos, pts ant
he.ithy and objective portion Of Long Isisu snd
'hh poor man an buy home Tor his f.m'l1 !,
wen - tie rich, and All WIN snesrsly vi.h 10 our.
chasa, II th-v will call a. my offfys next rus.dsy
mornns, At ~ o'coct. will have frse ilokst u 20
Mdexsmige the And,, aud the irehass OF not,.,
the' NAV think oropey Apply TO A. McCorTER
i9s Fulton st sui BaildinE. auto SsiOq
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DRATTID.

BACKU1-In Newtovn l. l., 6unday morning n
sclook, Coruelius II Bsokus, eon q Asoum Baokus
s1l Mar Ann Bcethun, sEed 10 ysars
fhs nfen1s ana 70 afiyW " tns family are 10
specifically invited 10 atsnA funeral. this CMon iayl
afternoon, st clock. from the rcsidenoe OF hs pa
ren,s without iurtber notice.
BREsNAN-on Sunday. 18th inss. Lake Brennan,
His me- d end relatives are respectfully iavit.d 70
attend the funs al Tuesday 18th iOlt at o'cissk
from his late reside. ce. B3l 0feeuwich n. HIS
airs Will be taken 10 Cslvery Cemetery for inter
neut,
Ga ssIDY-On SATURDAY., Aug. 10. sfssr q Iinser-
IDe nesr, Ann, the believed osnshter Of Peter and
Bridget Cs esidy. IN the sTth ysar Of her age.
Her friends snd relatives a hose OF hsr brothers
Daniel Pet and yehn also tfo.s OF her brsthsr-n.
nv Danie,ies, Ia and Of hsr uuoles jane, Miehsel
te.t the fvnsTai this (Nondsy) sfternosn a. oelk,
fom tbs res fence Of her parents B46 West fSh Z,
late 4 roy q. MINNESOTA papors pease eoN. 1871
MTG HRLI,-on Sunday, August 1lth, willie n
MfehtlL ICED ears, months and days.
The funeral Will take place tbih (Mopd,y) morning
~ 10 ocleck, from the reiidezos OF his parent, 70
Wet ust. HI remains viii be taken 10 T.rfy town
for iDtefment
VAN Duzg9- On the leth lnsi, Mr., oiovey Van
DuEer Sgd " year. month and 10 days
her RELATIVES and friends and those Of her sou-ir-
law Lyman CIefet, are rvspeotfully invited 10 at
fesd tins funer. this (Mor dsy) ate noon at O'Clock
at the hsuse 81 lyman Crofuf, ITO EdfidEe Il. with
ont further Invitation.
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DE- HoYT pEsTIsTH h1s.5 E.M9y SIsI
above 9otS It. Full sstts testh on pure ally q,
ov 20; a.: sSla ~ pLssinH, -, At nlS n
r. TO 81, SmAlSGm, % ctl. Al work Warranted
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PROVISIONS.

EXTRA LARGE BREAD-FoUR Posnds
ossts, ct the Union BskaTY, is5 Chrst phsr a. and
go GfeAW.sh q. ., TR0CT, aan D. % a
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p6TSs

STATE OF NEW YORK,
= AT QuArt1rmsster's Genl Department,
81 WAner streol
NeW York, July 9ad, 1881.
Al duly aushorEsd claims Ggaiak the N, y. ., v.
Quartsrmastsr.s Department At tnu depot. most be
O. A. Arthur,
Engineer In Chief and
y2q sM&Tu'l95 Acting Ar QlArtermAstsr Gen.
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DENTISTRY.

A BEAUTIFUL SET OF TEETH ON
IA Gold $40, on diver 01O, partial pieces from 91
% per tooth, With WithOif extracting the roots
Teth ales With his eeIsnts god Or siissr tsoT %
SbH ~ X cornsr Canal 1t. and Dowery, BY DA. IL.
VILLERa, Benr, aao Ha'lol
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COAL.

COAL-BFING WHOLESALE AND RE-
Stni gent for the ssle OF some OF the bet red ash
and leflsh ooAL, vii ,ell osrgoes At the Iove,t
stove, range rate and funaos, gcre,ned and dell.
yer from the ya,d. cor Kiug and Greenwich ~ coz
au9 2Aac'19s
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-08-12

Nl siDs, Lsths., PlAnsrs. prillA Se. wanted. Such
smIisr smail vsrk, would Answer best. Address
CASH BVYEk boz SO Gun ofhee, suto eh'los
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-08-12

C,OAL FOR SALE-e4,25 PER TON. THIS
week for the bst far,liv coal, steve, range, crate
,nd furnace sness delivered FREQ and clean. Once
ttsk BovcrT. near Brooms u aus atacstBa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-08-12
WANTED.

HORSE WANTED IN EXCHANGE FOR
II ssaA fAl4atng case knEli'h lever watch;
some - NM plId: Apply at Ne, Kr .
Buid1[W. NnA18ux near West 4. aui2 9'105
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-08-12
MHH.TTARY.

Atssnuer, jersey vsiusteoss Nets rs.d
yeunt ers ana othsn uist q Tva tneir coSntry,
IN hnt oiass con psuy. vou do well 10 call 1t the
rcruiiin deFot, sGr,eery Il. Jersey city. lieut..
LAnG6TOn, Recruiting efhoer. aut2r'0f
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1861-08-12

TO CHARTER FOE ExCURSIONS-THE
a new and commodiou. tssmhsst. MAJOR AN
DERSONand GENERAL ARTHUR, For particulars
Inquire on board, or 81 n J. OOhSIDIEn. liz south
4, opPostte The Hartford steamboat iAndinx.