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The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-09-20

u Progress Or retragression is the device
OF the day. We perceived this the best when
We called at Lesvenworth, at Mr.. 8. NJ. Roths
child's Store who keeps large and nice assert
ment, wholesale and retail. Of MILLINERY AND
STRAW GooDs, HOSIERY, GLOVES, HOOP SKIRTS,
ALL KINDS OF NorIoNs AND FANCY GooDs, WILL
Low WARE, CH1LDREx's CARRIAGES and GENTS
FuRxrsaIHe GooDs, and intends keeping DRY
GOODS BY next Fall For that purpose he is
enlsrg,ng his store and finishing it up in the
latest New York style. We therefore advise
ALL, especially MERCHANTS and MiLLIN.
Frs, to call 1t his establishment, II Delaware
street, and buy their wants, where they will
surely find tho best and greatest assortment,
the lowest prices, prompt and most attendance
in the Western country,
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-09-20

BULLY FoR SALISE-The thriving burg of
Saline had three aspirants before the State Con-
vention-one for Governor, and two for Superin-
tendent of Instruction. Pretty good for buffalo
country
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-09-20

DAVIS COUNTY has furnished full company
under the recent calls. As soon as we are able,
we shall publish the names of all those in the
service from this County
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-09-20

A preeinct caucus will be held this (Satur
day. evening at the Land Office to select dele
gates to the District Convention.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-09-20

q Quarterly meeting by Elder Denniston
tomorrow. At halfpas, nine o'clock in the
morning there will be service for the children.
Also. preaching this Saturday evening
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-09-20

u The nags are being trotted out Mckinley
is the first on the board. Bully for Mac. 1t
promises to be . scrub race. Go in-we make
the announcement for three dollars, invariably
in advance
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-09-20

PAY UP!Four numbers more and volume
one of the UNION will be complete. A portion Of
our material is go miserable that We cannot use
Nmuch longer, and therefore desire the where.
withal" to obtain new. We want $50 worth Of
new types. and we hope those of our friends
owine a. will come to our aid.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-09-20

DED-On the 9Th inst, in this place, ROBERT
dAEsIsoN MCBRArSEY, son of Robert and Mary
E. McBratney, aged two months and two days.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-09-20
TO THE PEOPLE OF
Davis. Dl!ElI,OI, sAuJl 4 Clay!


The savage warfare now In progress in
Minnesota, the restlessness manifested by
the Indians on our Western border, together
with their frequent incursioas for the pur'
pose Of pillage and murder, the almost
nightly depradatious upon our property BY
provling thieves, who escape with their
booty, unpursued and UNPUBLISHED, and the
recent sackiog of the town of Salina, few
days since by band Of guerilla outlaws
and thieves, should admonish US Of the
necessity Of immediate organization, and
concert of action, if we would defend our
families, our homes, our property, and our
selves from rapine, robbery, and murder.
For the purpose Of such defence, and to
pursue and bring to summary justice the
thieves prowling about the country, an
organization has been made in Junction
City, to unite with which we invite every
honest man in the place and vicinity, be-
tween the ages Of sixteen and sixty years.
All uniting with this organization will be
expected to arm and equip themselves with
such guns as they may have or can get hold
Of, to keep them constantly in order, to
obey the orders of the officers whom they
may select, and to hold themselves in read
mess for service at q moments notice.
We urge upon the people eff every neigh
borbood Of the county, where fifteen men
can be got together, to enter at once upon
similar organization, and to report their
organization to the commandant of the
organization in Junction City, to the end
that we may, if assailed, be able to act in
concert in defensive measures, or in pursu-
ing the savages and thieves who are MUIR
dcring our neighbors and stealing our
property.
We also invite the citizens of Dickinson,
Morris, Saline and Clay counties to enter
upon similar organizations and to report the
same to the commandant of the company at
Junction City, to the end that We may
know and understand, and be prepared to
aid each other, should necessity require it.
Fellow Citizens of the frontier! Our
families, lives and property are in danger.
That danger can only be effectually averted
or repealed by effectual, thorough organiza-
ton, and determination that they shall be
defended. In the present emergency we
cannot rely upon Government State or
National, for defence. We must rely upon
ourselves. If we know the dangers that
menace us and will not prepare to meet
them, we are fools !; if we dare not, we are
towards if we will not, it is because our
sympathies are with the thieves and savages
rather than with the pioneers and settlers.
In this matter there should be neither lag
CARDS nor skulkers. If any man of com.
munity shrinks from preparing himself for
defending his country from attacks from
any quarter, the community would do we'll
to look to him and ascertain the precise
motives which control him, and deal with
him accordingly. These are no times for
kid gloves and cologue-no times for toler-
ating thieves, sneaks and spies.
R. McBRATNEY, Captain.
GEO. L. MILLER. LIST Lieut..
VIM S. BLAKELY, I'd Lieut..
9 M;llor John Fl Karnan Henry Gam
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-09-20
SHERIFF'S SALE.

SHERIFF'S SALE.
Notice is hereby given that will offer for
sale at Public Auction, at the door CT the Court
House. in Junction City, Davis county, on the
18th day of October. A. D. 1862, at 2 O'Clock.
p NJ Of said day, the following Real Estate,
to.wit The north half ST the north east quar-
ter, and the north half of the north half of the
south half Of the northeast quarter Of Section
twenty. in Town twelve, sonth Of Range five,
as the property Of Dewitt c Stevenson, on two
executions; one in favor Of james H: Brown
and one in favor of Woodbridge Odiin, issued
by the Clerk Of the Third District Court Of the
County of Davis, and to me directed as Sheriff
of said county,
Given undsr my hand this, the Goth day
of Sept, A. D., 1862.
H. T. GERRY, Sheriff.
n486 By A. W. CALLEN, Under Sh'f.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-09-20

Read the address to the people of Davis, Dick
inson. Saline and Clay counties.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-09-20

Mrss.s EDrross-Please announce WILLIAM
d. MCKINLEY As an independent candidate for
Representative for Davis County, subject to the
decision of the people at the polls. II defeated,
I shall agree not to wear Grape over ninety days.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-09-20

ExpEcrANr SHOULDER STRAPS IN TRAvAn-SE
-crssloS-We learn that the log rolling" prac
ticed in the Manhattan company for the straps
of authority resulted in a split, the Wabaunset
boys seeding. We heard several estimate the
number of aspirants for Captain, and they varied
from twenty-five to ninety-nine. The Junction
boys united with the Manhattan boys, and Sc
lected as their officers-N. A. Adams, Captain
G.. L. Cove, LIST Lieutenant; a. G. Pierce. Cd
Lieutenant. Several disappointed ones then
seeded, and went with the Wabaunsee boys
where they also received the cold shoulder
Quite antipathy existed against any one sus
pected of having enlisted for selfish motives
Good, say we.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-09-20
Ncw A6pertisements.
FRUIT TREES FOR SALE.

The subscriber has on hand FIFTY THOUS.
i AND APPLE TREES. OF vElLrss1scrrp
varieties, - we'll - quantity Of Peach, Locust
&C., 30 winch be Offers cheap for cash, OF
win exchange for cows. young stock or grain,
q reasonable prices. HIRAM BBAL,
Ashland Nursery. Davis Co., Kansas. [n46ly.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-09-20
r. MCCARTNEY, Capt.

X. MCBKATNEY, Captain.
GEO. L. MILLER LIST Lieut..
WIN. S. BLAKELY, I'd Lieut..
R. 8. Miller, John H. Karnan, Henry Ganx,
S. NJ. Strickler. w. K. Bartlett, Ernest Tbiele,
R. D. Mobley, P. 2. Taylor, ]. H. Brown, John
Westover, J. J. Woodland. and other citizens of
Junction.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-09-20

MILITARY ORaANIzArIoN.-The closeness Of
danger has awakened our citizens to the
imperative duty of organizing. A large
and enthusiastic meeting was held in Taylor's
Hall last Thursday evening to take steps for
defence The idea almost unanimously pre-
vailed that Junction would be the next place
subjected to the ravages Of the helGons, and
further, that a. for protecting the frontier,
Fort Riley is humbug. After some discussion
the meeting resolved that, in view Of the great
danger and scarcity Of men, it was inexpedisnt
70 assume the duties Of State Militia. and for
the present would organise "a independent
company. Fifty names were enrolled, and the
utmost determination was manifested. The
following officers we're choseu-CsPtain' hoosr'
MeBratney; First Lieutenant, Geo. L. Miller
Second Lieutenant william 8. Blakely.
The proceedings Of the meeting were handed
In too late-after the above notice was in type.
Shall appear next week. Captain Cobb pre-
sided, and s. B. White, Secretary.
The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1862-09-20

TIE COUNTY CONVENTION. body met, pur-
suant to call. last Saturday. Daniel Mitchell
presided. The immense drain made upon our
citizens by the calls for troops has lessened
strikingly the interest in such matters. Clarkes
Greek and Lyons Greek were not represented.
The Convention proceeded to ballot for dele
Late to the State Convention. when Daniel Mitch
ell received six votes, and Geo. W. Martin FIVE.
A resolution was passed instructing our delegate
to vote for George A. Crawford as our first choice
for Governor. but at Mr.. Mitchell's solicitation
it was rescinded. There was but one or two
anti Crawford men in the Convention. 1t was
unanimous for Wilder. The Convention called
= County Convention to nominate county officers
to meet in this city on Tuesday. October It'll.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-04

biz the whole line OF the vn 10 depth Of 90 feet only
bs,ve.n eSOooOo and 900 Oo At 90 feet ce,p the veil
v.rs ch aud the width the lods 10 sdg from the d.
rection oftbe vale Is mpidy Widening. y 10
How much metal there may below this point Doie can
say but there IL every to believe that he vein ~
regular ana Permanent at the lake AZ che low
Ion, tsbs No 5 s'taiDsd u Il quito m rich a. st an
higher point yielding according 10 the or the
mine tuus Of cent 20 every cnhc a,hom Of rocs
~ Shah No. lie cmae tuns of IL cent ore 10 the
cubic iati9n TIE piincipsiy yaegsed suph'ret Of
copper known among miners hore-sh and pescock ors
haeser ts origin. il Is certain that the vein is It siar
here not uibed by local violence But at vsro15 points,
the hsE end into wes the adj AGENT rocks
10 min large beds at The surface
II Is hssa beds that much Of the WORK eresdT
i)nod las been accomplished and is from tho surface for
Motions that superficial Obssyors at ths ouset pononnced
The mre der >sit' and vein" Bat subsequent *
ofaons end sbasinkDg haSe proved he regularly OF lio
lode g beneath hs bsts and there every resson
u believe That the Acton permanent any mine In
ih. world Al Ete there is above hsf million OF doaIs
worth Of ore within 30 feet Of the surface and at the lowest
point he wen 10 excessiugy wide aud rich
Even with the present knowledge Of copper mining 81 .he
bte " would be miracle If the Acton gave ont for many
iihon yet unopcEei The Mnnes0 nj ,0b feet below the
Iace shows sgp Of eIbaItiorhe Cornish Mines AZ
-e ween 700 and 1900 feet rich The Acton
j. slot identical wtb the later to forneon and quality
81 proono IL Las natural adytnt for OF
dth aua richness Of ven cheap Labor cheap and
lbicaiion with the msFkets 10 will have every sd
iniase Of capital skill aud good management. Thus far
hoTu ~ been nothing like u on this cor iiusn.
t1.s
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-04
WINTER GARDEN.

MI Jackson hss he that a. Tie sociis
loa O. r4sry Of his lifeIl .rd 'fieuls
kDN ~ BOOTH
bat CONSENTED to appesr
TUESDAY EVENING Nov. 4.
toi The second tine "a New Iess: ~ re ehaiac'sTd d
CLAUDE MELNDFTE,
IL Sir Buiwer Lyifcu's rllF ~ .-
All reilly g-oat sctg which brands lis usrk on renory IL
simply rtyiiusl uatuc. directed by Ineo of1 nhefs
pdsisusitv Of the is uufued 70 tie character he
s,o he most Gun irr at izr riec identi-
t-etoi with naiure In Dersouson las tls diGaa.i
sfb be. more gef1iy fet b. hc PuDc thm ~ that o.
TTklTpF NELNOTfE The fDarsgsueIi, Therefore,
.kes rrid ds and pleasure 10 preceding ia
MA. lDHIN BOOJH
A. srs. whom seems % have specially aed Tor TIE
par. ,,,, ,.lr-r.,r
MS GALLO VIYlDNEsS OF ILLUSTRATION
end me
FIRE AND Pas ION
s,rfcb rlow through h. sty e combine . render him
pEHF ECJ IDEAL
f,h. drsrnft, conception. T. give s5dtlorA 'clat 20
Mo BOOTHS o. pearsuce m tls paf NJ Jackson "a.
sssure clio n tast be La sod specially ieE
lhs Gccayion that charming nrilsl, - - =, 49,.
MRS JULIA BLENET BARROW,
Syho viii her second gpqesrance ei ths Iaoaist "a
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-04
TIKIlOs GARDLlr.

JIBLOs GARDLN.
~ Lessee and M'.ts f............WI. WtEATLkY
THE sEtCND AfIEiBANCE OF
MAT. 4DA HERON
A, this Tacster Ia her gr-z, ch' Tscsr u
CAMILLE.
Which was en-, iosssticy AID Gsiterng received upon
saturday overing ss'.
L. Il. sleWei. Arin1nd D1Nal
w. TT ESDAY EVENING. Nov. !, l691,
CAMILLE.
Or THE FATE OF 1uF COQUETTE.
Meaia HeTOn... - AIile
ArIasad L. X heWeI
;ous Duss. - buitelt
Prudence - May ~ ellis
kluscal Difsctor......Mr. HARVEY H. bODWOkIH.
WEDNESDAY LVEEINJ. Nov 5, 1862.
EDWIN FORREST,
exho vii appear h his greet aLd p9iulaI clar-ttef Of
JACK CADE
THE LAST NIGHT, or PERFORMANCE OF
EDWfN FORREST
THURSDAY, aai FbIDAf,
Nov. snd Z.
TIE THIRD AND LAST APPEARANCE OF
MATILDA HKNON,
SATURDAY Nov 3.
THE OBEAE HANEb TROUPE -
wi commence tntif farewell engagement upon MONDAY
bsg'. NoY. 10.
with the exception Of the Press. NO FREE LIST
De. Circle and Pa quet 81 cents. Secured Parqust
Glsls, ~ cents; Family Crcie, - ceutL
The Performance VIII Commence Ut "A o'clock TIE dooIs
evil. open a. "a O'clock.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-04

The shipment of gold to Wels, Fargo S Co., per
Ocean Queen, was omitted in our specie lis, this
morning--it was 1921 900.
The N,w-O Orleans Adr0eate Jacob Barker'seaperl
of Oct. - thus notices the money and exchange
market Of that city;
1hro nothing dn. IN snd ibou, the banks beyond the
paying OF few check. and the of obligations hich
have been maturing 20 ~ days for the last twelve
months The demand liabilities Of tire tks decreafg
from dsy 20 cay And 0ry 81 them "a q onser p'
ion st i. time than th-y year There were
soue not. brokers tie street. t0aJ, sith0H having
tnir ia the way Of commercial uogase securities % OFFER
to former principals to capitalists -. he l,ief
less alrt What constitu.. cip,lt under the
disruption Of the couni,f We do not learn o. any
OF the reguted wealth 0f city, oleiss called m0ney,
ing avHbe VI sc.ofF paper there has been noue 'suet
Jr months ps OF n0rgg. sscurts In he shape Of otns
ihers have been stsd for sr months past That b.
ia tho way ol loaus lLtro have been notes Haua
given ia y urit % IgIcz.es 81 real Ifu.cIty Ioyene
ciiisg back s, tea aud twelve nouts Oi coGFie u 10
uLc.t1o there have Dccn sars ~ real cae n
4le of months, e2cePug one large fuCr".son 'ae ln
las. nor hove guide a. This tfns r sguostion
o noussge payer sustT ssts re conder,a gefy snar,
and cotton ltnst0ns Ia dubious 4iuiIle M
c.rity Tor obi .atllfs based 90 t.eTn O..
Ls OTcrlts d. IA ha1sr TO-DAY were flae for TIC times
le sles not rgs 90 smouat sterling advanced %
10. say 20 t1 tie pound si.sn.. Iscs have
Tho frk o. Lou safa tsl Parts direct -
20 f0T currency Ite t.tftls BaLk ths sight
on New iofA Nraks i; over r counter some L0gr-
Go and Silver, tut hs iock OF tlsfc ueials 10
much reduced lad becoming scee day -rf ay We qsts.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-04
To,sl................................s g.

m O.ober accounts bays not yot 70 hand bat tie
net roG as Understood at latest dates nom the mde would
he above 1900 II shoudbe houctd snh' he Sopenps'
are Al about 20 cent? per pound ony for puIe ingo
rar /. now . % csuts But, even AZ t'e 10" pN,s
eptonsi tho auoyouaed feanls eeen TO quo iemefA
~ i a.. sula. II copper miDlnk We cannot doubt tht
,b an lrcfcas aud syteinsio force, Tie Ioht. 81 s
Acton ius can doubled within reasonable TINE flat
Il contains au0s lumtnAufauis fu-"J VI eor cor A.
bey oud dDruie ,o.o.e, -
stb Of ~ sot 1t rxco.orby mn, tud 49," ie Fera.
r. ysin II hta regular Lausing Ind tot wlls u0iEll
tiardia the variation ~ Vidh iAt III rlt Tie tu
apt .lir4Iy opened l. tJj feet o. lining tho minimum
dtl ~ ns vep ~ feet, 10 De- 40 f4s u o. 3D. po,
stound II ,'nyg,ed hat h' Va ~ oi o., ore nov scos.l
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-04
UnIon Bnni.-s,ltenent q the VNl0N BANh, ~ y, y;
Reccipts OF Produce.

Nov a32S1s bbs Foa 2oss eu's. wHes;: a., =, ~ :,
provisions Al pkgs Ashes 246 ptgs oi CAKE. 30 lhs,
Corn Meal 81 pkss. Buekwheat Flour, AS piss Lard IA
Kegs do.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-04

CITY Bsni duy sworn dpcss that
correct 70 hsbest 0f ny knowledge and belief
n CARTWRIGHT. Cashier.
- SVEN before this I'd day Of November, Is8a
Nsaansv Nosry Pubic
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-04

Totsl.........s7.yseH IS s7.log,e50 " s6oi3.-G ~
The orpr Of Treasure sni msrchants oonhinet f Ia
hfat ionthl 0i tue pat Tires )cs srn occ .. t
1852. 1851. 1850.
Treasure eIpotet... AItte.tl1 - Aa-ppo svsioosl
..csclalaiso........... 7lstE 1850 60l..lsi
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-04
rom The B0sl0n E0st d Nov. 3:

The following article on tie Acton Copper aine IS
nom The Boston Rost Of Nov.3
For several vesr pat those Interested in copper mnilr a.
ke Superior hrsld 3ltsrs stoiir. of tie cIofds pro
cf Ices facts concerning iAi' nlAe az" ~ 'A0'4 -"
but have generally may bs conici,ei Teen received van
much ino' eduy ssionshmeai But truth "b oHl
lat aud TIE utmafe elect " tie afs s'fe' t'a 's &c
ton Mite produce shofou.h nysslsen OF ne maiils
h. Part Of certain gsn,en.en Of TIL Vicinity In eonnsc
ton with highly rcspcctAii" paiu's Ia CaisaA .
The inv gstoI iefnsed iew We bfsgo 10 ON outright
pu chase tie propriy tnd in tie formation Of ~ c,
iorstsI camI1uy uude liberal Canadian charter if'- fom
he personal liability Of srehcdsrs rhs Board VI Dsctofs
81 e shfewdest sud OF onsDe men Ia
i ccrnnlunity ard n,i stockhoIsrs viii compare
th a Il any c0f In New .kpgsfd. The STOCK 10
al tNksn sud foy pad. Tho concrm is ss,nhIy b.steu
ore and he best csru Juics of the Ac'cH hne 10 be
c,,sfuy seieuuhc1ly, AID thoroughly developed. Win
iLsse pfce siye r." fcs concerning tho coi.biei
takel nom H. elaborate report vi fioiessos Chsss and
lbs Acton Copper Mine .itated Ia Acton Bsgot County
Csnala Ea vi lin l.l mile o. tao Acton station Of tic
1fand Trunk Railway. u f. ~ miles from Montreal llD
ON Ouobsc .4J nom Portland Tho co Of freight peI tn
nom Ton 10 Boston is ~ u Now lok 30 So to Port
laud ga so The property embraces about 800 tccs The
mine waI discovered ABOUT three yof sso H hss been
rouzht ever .fuoa but mainly In rough snd Ia isen
nspn.r vih in-xper.nced Oanedian laDoIes and with
ltte or 10 system Most Of the cuts ae oen ones and can
neither bevro1sh w tho night time nor IN winter Host
the market Ia. been rom tntee open c' NO
force ever employed has been 30 and boys tut
dug portion Of tic thro5 yeAs the ndn0er
| las Lssn very much smaller.
so,xith,suding al tni. however, snd no.viihstand-
ing tho de.aory and often injueeous manner Of "9rhhs
me ne e.. 10 hnguss s,t arc $4,000 A, regd,
the Of tho operation. al the Acton "" nave
.omo data In Jone oe ~ bends "sa eip'oy .,
were 2JG u IL yer cent ore ntins svt Ia jay Le
total erpendl.uTcs HbaOOtbo total proceeds "rf,
& Sepleuber were ss follows; PTodaet d. IA pounds OF l.
Der cent copper yielding $2l so Ibe expenditure. wsie'
Wtg,s......''. .'''''''''''''''''''''''F Fs',SS
| Freight, si.tD va
STOCK cOntuntd ..s'''''''' ~ -
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-04

f.ire Stock On the N. Y. and Erie . r'.,,-
Forths week ending Monday, Nov S-is c.rs o. .rsi
co do Hogs. 4 10. Sheep. 10 10. Herses DO ''A'"
Stock cers,
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-04
GRAND PROMENADE CONCERT
WILL EE SIffs HY TuE
18TH REOIAENT, NATIONAL GUARD,

BROOKLYN LCADEMY or Music.

bItVVIl
On "WEDNESDAY LF1hIHO, Noy. > l.g1
EuYc ~ Tsfass Cee3 li,d 81 ia sfy aad Dcc-iial Hsnd
Door open ~ . .c.. Concen g. c'l.AeHce - o.
qICkl.I5 ~ CENTS.
r. \. hsA Of The moab. ~ lie Begle en-. a. Fsrwtis
Du.1 store coIsos Court JoIaoaon-.tai Ldert Muse
ore 20 353 Fn ,ons CAad~icis DfUs Store corner of
Igt and Pssi Dlckih.ons Drug Store corner n
Lan c nd dslI, sis aud the doooT tbs cyenH o.
kfe(
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-04

Table Yhs Lsens Spses, Crcvofon. and Dsycsfs ern.
Bants Of hs Ctp Of Nsr York. Joy The psek eslssg satuy
9ap Noe l. 1862 10 WhseA {" aa1sd ts Capital Of sass
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-04

We bave received copy Of IHe Sa. froHe,'oo
Price Carrenf Of Oct. 10. Tho eapors Of merci AT.
disc from there ior nine months cnLns Oct. l, were
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-04
Movements OF Ocean S'ca

r,,, ,o,.,p,u. Nov 3-FiouR 1all ,,a,i so Cos.s
whit. Sl 60asl 65 Rod, .,ssiy .. 80
,a,st-Y ellow al 10. OArs, ts.c "A'A'
sOc.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-04
Nmnscnents.

from whom he has Ie eivad many ysaois presents will be
On exhibition at the Museum
FORAFEW DAYS ONLY,
FOR a Few DAYS ONLY,
FOR a Few DAYS ONLY,
previous b .[5, [ s' b%s bEgoPsS PsS6 gsg aiSs GS ,sea
sri .t-y e on tAe stage daas each dausiic enter
GHE > VARIETY OF PERFORMANCES.
- H's e-l,0.. inItay d ate his history &c.
MAuAOAStAR ALBlNO FAMILY,
LiIT.LiKE WAX FIGURss
MOST DISTINGUISHED NATIONAL SOLDIERS,
On a. Lf4 -, GA McCLELLAN,
GLN. CORCOKAN,
I'D the glorious o,d hero and patriot.
COMAOD0RE FOOTE.
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y 10 fsil costume. Aiso. l'5 ike esse. ol -
QJEEM NcfoElA sDt tle PRINCE OF WALrs.
fhL BEAUTIFUL COLOKED TROPICAL FISH
{Na MONSTER sNAkIs LIylEg HAPPY FAMILY,
Wan FIGURES en- 3 million ,t, other Wopders
BOUtiCAUL1'S GREAT DRAMA,
b0GCiC1ULi'S CSEAT DRAMA,
PAUNRETTE:
PAUVRI;TTE;
PAUNRETTE;
PAW REITE;
UNDER THE snow
UNDER THE SNOW,'
UNDER THE SNOW
which hsi been received witt cntbusissuc
OUlBI i> OF APPLAUSE
b. crowded Gulisrc-.. VIII be c0Italei plsiiiyely,
But ONL WEEK MORE.
BUT one WEEK MORE
u vii be pr3duc 3
EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING,
AT AND y O'CLOCK
The scenery music AID other appointments Of this piece
ere OF t!e HI shest order - no, willie
TIE AGING IS CAsURPASSED
Mr.. VIM HARRISON, Impfonpu Comic Singer sp'
tssrs at each performances.
admission to ALL q ceu.s Children under ten IS esris
New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-04
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