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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1862-06-12
IOWr Armp Correspondence
[Correspohdence Of the News.
Letter from the Goth Ohio.
FRANKLIN, Pendleton CO.. Va. I
Nav Ok '6o


FRANKLIN, Pendleton co.. Va. I
May %, '62.
To-day the Goth Ohio and 9th Va.
marched over the m ountans in a south
easterly direction some 10 miles, and
back TO camp tonight. A good deal
of grumbling was heard because the
object of the march was not kaoton, and
the boys "couldu't see the use of it."
They became more reconciled when
told that the movement was intended
to misguide any of the enemy's spies
who might be lurking in the neighbor-
hood to watch our movements.
This morning Gen. Fremont and the
army commenced the march for Pc.
tersburg.
MAY26.
Started this morning to join General
Fremont, being delayed several hours
by part of Blenker's Division, who
should have marched yesterday morn
ing, but did not move until this
Transportation is very scarce, and tents
and baggage are being destroyed, from
the impossibiity of haulingi it.
The road for some miles is misera-
bly, bad. A number of wagons have
already broken down in the "chuck-"
holes in the road.
We encamped this evening 13 miles
from Franklin. A number of our sick
who started yesterday we found here,
doing we'll. Several wounded of the
25th Ohio are here at a farm house. -
They are eing carried on the shoulder.
of their comrades, their wounds being
OF such a nature as to prevent their be
ing hauled in ambulanccs. and besides
ambuances are so scarce that many oil
the sick are hauled in baggage wagons
MAY 27.
1t being more important to have the
troops pushed forward than to save the
baggage and trains, our Brigade, leav
ing the trains in charge Of companie,
I + and K, moved forward. We reach
ed Petersburg this evening at 6 o'clock
There we drew three days rations ant
exchanged our (GOth) French musket
for Enfield Rifles, and without restin!
further snrted for Mooreield at | A
NJ, following.
MAY %.
We reached MooreGeld at s a. NJ
wading the Potomac some 2 mile
above the town. The river being dee,
and swift, a row of cavalry was stretch
ed across the riUer, to protect and aiC
any who might be carried down by tht
current. We stopped for breakfast som
2 miles this side of the town.
9 A. NJ. We had the pleasure o.
preparing aud eating this meal in
drenching rain; we built large fires ant
before the rain was yet quite over, hac
T stretched ourselves on our blankets il
front of the fires and sought that res
we had been denied the night previous
After rest of over 7 hours we NOV
ed forward some miles and encampe,
! on the top of this range of mountains
tits reported that Jackson is only
miles from here with large force. =
f We expect fight soon.
3 MAY 20.
We have been resting here up to thi
3 P. M. Col. Trimble has just returne
from Headquarters with orders t
I march this evening. More anon,
e A.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1862-06-12
Communications.
tFor the News.

fFor the News.
LETTER FROM MARY B.
Notes of n Visit 70 the Goth Ohio
Scenes in tho Hospital--Kindness
Of the Ladies of Gollipolis--Trip
to "Dixie's Land"--Gen. Fram ont
and Family--Mountain Scenery
"Homeward Bound" &C., &c.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1862-06-12

We have been resting here up to this
3 P. NJ. Col, Trimble has just returned
from Headquarters with orders to
march this evening More anon.
A.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-05-27
Peoples Academy,
nOrriSyillr, 1t,

nun suMN-G TERN = ms lasti.aiaa viii beg
j Thursday, Ma ''l
. N. McKlLLor, a. t., Principal
Prof. A. y. WHITNEY, IN .fomeutsl and Vocal Music
it'll such other Teachers VANS If the school may
demand. Prof VIII neI ha- been fon long known as an
pbed Musician, and successful Teacher 10 need
any communication. lie has lately returned front En-.
Gland and Italy, whore he has been ierf e. himself In
his ART. He has gwen much attention to Harmony and
Musical composition and is pr parea to teach Music IN
all its departments
VA CLEMENT, Pm. Comm,
PUTNAM, ! M r.u' 'o'u'a'
Worthwhile, May 81, ls6o a32fw3
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-05-27
American "a Foreign Patent
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Late Agent OF 4. Patent UfFce Washington. tt,t.,
the Act Of 1885,,
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--alsn in Great Rrit,in france and OLE, f, ''.
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nd with oesnaich pes.u,rh4. mn. ,,, $500, 'r'"i'
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farts inv,ttot.. -,nd ,., ~, ,,., - ~ 70
l ,, trtsr. tosrbin, mo soit en-. 80 ~ 's :" ~
amy pafeni fpyni.i,sd M, ,a,,,,,,r, H. ~ az F'"s i
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-05-27
II 4 \ II @ 0 D
HOW L0sr HOW RESTORED

Ja't PatAsle5, inn SeHci Enelopt Pr,ce ST. tnt.
lecture ON the Nature, Treatment. ava Radaa lrr
II orerma'orrlpa, or seminal WEAKNESS. Involuntary
Emissions, sexual h'hatE and impedimrits o. Narsge
generally. Mr. ousa,ss Consumption, Epilepsy us T.s.
Mental and Physical luctpacity, iesuluag fIa- ,elf
Abuse, Gc.-BG RuB1.J CuLyLEvELL, 81. D. , Aelar o.
the GrftH Bogk
tle world renowned author in ibis admirable Lecture.
clearly proves from BIS own eNpe fence that On asful
oGscqurnces a SELF abuse may be eectually removed
s"thoul medicine and without dangerous surgical pera:
tons, bouli-s Instrument. rings or ca,dials .ntps
out modr ~ cure ~ certain and cectai tgwhich
every sufferer. no matter what his condition mshe may
cure himself chraply privately, and radically This
tufe Will prove boon 20 thousands nd thousAis
sent under seal. n plain envelope, 90 any address
the receipt Of Six cents or two postage stam BY ad-
dressing DR CUAS. ]. c. kline,
~ Bowery. New YORK Post Oirce b.. $50
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-05-27

little glove sr up ny hear as tides STIR mp the oosa1
snow white muslin. ~hea Gls, makes many corioo.
notion
sor. of lady a>ins hri'l mg feelings y they'd ofs,r
shorter!
And just to pun son % your guard
I'll give you, 1ort and bref,
small hotel ezpeHe.ce
Which hel my heart vl,h grief
Last summer, at the Pavilion Hotel.
stopped week more,
And marked two bootees" every morn
Before NY neishbor's doors
Two boots with patent leather tips,
Two boots which seemed to say,
An angel trots around In US"
They stole my heart away
And often IN my nightly dreams
They swept before my face
LADY growing out Of them
As flowers grow fromaysse
But ab! one morn saw q sight
Which struck me like O. stone
some othtr name was on the book
Those aoo.s we're not alone!
great tall pair Of other boots
was standing By their side,
And oat they walked one Afternoon
Aud With Thorn waked--a bride
Ladies, comment is Unnecessary
Those Cater Boots came from
>. {. PAGE
Where can bt bial a. an times large assortment o.
Ladies, Misses and Children's Boots
'rl Shoes ofthe latest French Imported work.
A.o, # our own manufacture.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-05-27

GREAT EXNEatNAN KnMNDN.


GREAT EXTERNAL REMEDY.
FoR WuEUMATISM, GouI. hEuGALniA. Luu-
A.hO, SfItF NkCh AND JOINTS, SWANS,
BRUISES CUTS AND WOUNDS FILES,
iEADACHE, AND ALL RHEUMATIC
AND NERVOUS DISORDERS.
Foi all OF which IT saEp edy aud certain remedy nd
never fails his Lininen is prepared from The recipe
OF Or stephen Sweet, Of Connecticut, n famous bone
setter and has been used s practice for more thao
twenty YEAR, WIN The most astonishing success
A. An AllEvIAToR or PAIN il Is unriyalei by any
preparation before the pui H.. OF which the skep-
iicai may be GOWN ced by SINGLE "a at
This Lniment will cure rapidly ana radically Rhcu-
matte Disorders VI eNey alma, ana in thousands Of
cases where II la. beeu used has been known to
fail.
ron NEuB,LeIA, It will afford immediate relief in
Every case, however essiug
II will relieve the worst cases of Headache m three
minutes andis warrant q to do IT,
louTHACHE arc viii it cure Instantly.
Foo Nervous Debility and general La-aI-
tude, arising from impru ener eNee>s, this Lnim n
j. most happy aud unailing remedy, Acting directly
upon the nervous iissuts 4 strengthens and ftVyiHes
tie +, stem and ufes il 20 elasticity ana ygur
tul PINS. an external remedy we cai n that
II y the BEST n own. and we chaitug The world 40
produce an equal Every victim OF i, distressing com
llaint should give It tral Tor twill no. nor tail 10
AFFORD immediate reii- aud majority o. cases VIII
eject RADICAL cure.
QUiNSl MD SORE THROAT ate sometime, ,N.
trcue malignant and oatgeou, bgt timely applca.
tou / ms LiIlmrnt VIII never Tell 20 cnfs
SlRAlNS are sometime. very obstinate and -lurse-
men' OF tbe jOiats is hale 90 ,cclr Neglected Tue
worst case may Be COZ uer.d r!s L4imclt ia ~ or
three Uays.
BRUISES Gus. WOrNuS. SORES. ULCERS
NlkNS AND SCALES. ella ruti . jo tne wonderful
hta lue lFol eflrs q ED. sWhFttS IHFALI..
LIN EAT. vhtu u-td ac,ari,os 70 dirgcIuus Also,
thlLsLAtN>. lRO>th1 FEET AND INSECT
bIitS AND SINGS
E,ycry EfCYsc Owner
shond hatt flis ttintd, SO dand tor is umev use ~
the trs Appearance o Lameness ul o1tttu.li, prevent
those ioudal. diseases Whch I'd aor,r. are lisbic
and which Wndor 80 many Otherwise valuable Gor-es
ueauY NO tbCes.
over four hundred Fouu'arv esi!mon4., 90 M Won
deriui curative 81 npcrts Of this Lu'meut have been
rcce lived within the lgst two yo4ts AMI nau' 81 Them
rem pelsoa- IA ;a' Ia. hest ranSsa BITE
"a GYION.
To oyod imp0siticu, observe the Signature ana iAt
Eess q d. stephen Sweet on eye.s tlrl. ssd Also
STEPHEN Wtet inialiije LiaiWe,u" blown ia MS
g.ss, 81 each bottle, NthOG, which none src lrnsile
Richardsou 81 Ga.
Sole fsoirc'Ors. Norwich, q
F1rsale hy FIRED Z. SulTu Montpelier Gencrsi
gent for Vermont and hy alldesi-Fs aur-vl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-05-27
The Horace Waters Pianos.

NELOuEoNS, ALEXANDRA ORGANS, aud T. Gil
BEST a CO., celebrated EOLIAN PIANOS are the
finest instruments for Iarors and Churce.
ia' - assortment Gun De the new Wareronms
~ BROADWAY, between Grand and tlroomc SITS,
which ei Dr. sold az extremely low prices PIANOS and
NkLOptONS from sundry makers. new and second
aaud. 10 let and allowed purchased as per agree
IA 90. Monthly payments received for the same Also,
second hand Pianos and helodcous at great bargains
prices from S25 90 100 Sheet Music Music Books, and
% kinds OF dusc Merchandise q. War prices
HORACE WATERS Agent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-05
Ludwig shInuh

Germany, and with her the entire literary world,
nouns tie death of one Of her greatest poets,
Ludwig INLAND. Though ~ thoroughly a national
Jet in all his POEMS a. any poet has ever been, he
has been widely known and admired in England
ard America, some Of whose greatest poels az
Iougfellow, ere among LIE translator. In Ger
MANY, no poet, not even Schiller or Goethe. has
seen biz works become to 60 large an extent the
property Of the entire nation az INLAND. Not a
village can be found in Germany where biz lays
and ballads are not known shd counted among the
most fayorite popular song. Beside being great
poet he wa one Of the noblest champions OF the
cause Of liberty and democratic progress. SO pure
was biz character that no opponent has ever dared
to assail it, INLAND was, in lci8, member Of the
German Parliament, whore be uniformly acted
with the "lon" or Democratic party. lie was
born az Tubhgen 10 l7S7, and died there Nov. H..
llis death was not lees happy than bis full and
valuable life.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-05
FROM THE INDIAN TERRITORY
Engagements Bctwcen the Wichitns md ihc
Rebei Affiliated Tribes-Loyrl Endinns
victor;oHs-scvcn Hundred Arrive in
Kansas.

From The Tear,n,oo,fI Conse-rafise
Col. Wm G.. Colin, Indian Superintendent of the
Southern Supenntendency, arrived here yesterday
from Leroy, bringing important intelligence from
the southwestern portion OF the Indian Territory.
On the I'D ult., Chiefs and braves of Wichitas
aud kecni,s 70 The number o. eighty arrived at
Leroy 70 ask FOR the protection of the United States
Government. They left the rest of tins band, num-
berlng seven hundred ia all on Walnut Creek, in
this STATE eighty miles south of Leroy.
These Indians bring with them large number OF
scalps and the intel gence of bloody fight at Fort
Cobb, in tie Indian Territory. the DIST of Oct.
The loyal force comprised $40 W litas, i63 Tow
akonos I3l kakos, 81 Keches few Ksddos, and
about 80 ShawBees. 1he Rebels were led BY Col.
Leper NJ the head Of coo Of tie Tongkawas. Leper
is white nan, and the Confederate agent Of the
Affiliated Tribes The loyal Indians were entirely
successful. having defeated their opponents and
slaughtered large numbers of them on the field,
among them Col Leper Getting news that Chiefly
Mclnt0th was approaching with large force of
Texans and Indians the Wichitas fed 10 this State
They accomplished the journey OF about 300 miles in
n month and a day.
They bring with them the papers Of the head
Tongkawa chief, all Of which were captured. These
papers cover period Of thirty year., and some Of
them bear the signatures OF Gen. Sam. Houston,
Gov. Lamar, Albert Rust, and other wcil-known
Southern men.
1t Will be remembered that Fort Cobh was eyaou-
ated by tne United States troops March, 1861 and
was soon after taken possession q by the Texans.
The NicLiias have ALWAYS been represented a.
friendly Indians and the last report Issued by the
Indian Bureau shows that they were among the lac
70 ACCEPT the oveturts made 10 them by the Conied
crate agents.
This las. fgh, shows that the Rebels have a more
South Wee; than that encountered by Us in Min
nesOia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-05
RETALIATION IN MISSOURI.

The Commercial Adrertiser has letter from
S. Louis, under date of the Both ult., which
says:
TIE order Of jeff Davis to Cen Holmes Of Arknsa. to
demand the surrender Of Cen Mcneil f3r shooting ton obe
'odisEs' In this State. Il rch proceeding Mcneil ss
State Militia General and s not directly respoud5e to the
United States Government for his His shooting Of the
zen parOebreakers severe lesson, but Il was simply
carrying the tactics Of the g0eras hsmseVes il las
been standing order with soldiers in North Missouri for
The ssl z months shoot every guerilla found 10
hi ard the gueas have accepted the ordeal by shooting
our nen. Taxing prisoners fas been dispensed with TIE
20 heoels Who th0 al Palmyra ng9avifd their guilt
g.sfa by violating their psTolta sct which va proved
" e'ldeuce Of their sccOpces The shooting wfs
tss1re u retaliation adopted after the example bet by Jc
LAWS 10 holding CocOan aud others hostges Tor the
pater Whenever Tie Rebels get ready TO conne1ce mo
e1ecgtion o. their thrests iu McNos case they drive
va There about fifteen hundred g1eriiilts officers md
Zen Pow IN hands hoy coming a cFery Day 10
seo9 BE oBe-fided GENE Immediately. We cr1l bang
Vlm"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-05
IlIED.
B AIRY {

BARRY-on Thursday morning, Dee siier a long and
painful Hines, Mn Emma j. vie OF hooeit a. batrs
n D.: No oil Fourth street, 's'd % ''i -l'D'D' '''
The friend. and relatives Of the family respectfully invited
10 4fend hef funeral Sunday afternoon a. o'cloeS
from the Eleventh Pre.6yerisn Church tAe Rev DF. n o.
yry'.). Of Avenue and touEih ies lac fen.lns
sl taken the following morning to fonses ior inter
Ri DD-Fel IN ,kirmi.h near Bolivar Tenn, on Sunday
Ans u d. 30 n g. Dudd. Sergeant 90 Company IL ll.h
ioN Ne sli ellr.tslu III d. B.. $ Bud y. toust-5e-
Vile Lewis County. y L. Drawer and tTuer man never
woe tle uu..0lu4 o.; his country.
Rki-s,Eln BrooaI,a. on Wednesday Dec. . Ann Maria
litls fhe wie 90 Jessc Brush.
T etives aud friend. family Invited to attend
soc sIaay Gaze 'h' 10 oclocA .som Aef .se
CiOM .I-Ou "wednesday evening, Dec. }, aNera short
lir.t Nartha W. wife 4 tdwud Cromwell, sid dAlga'
Tee relatives and uena. le family axe a 'ea 70 ave 4
the i-aorll o. SAB -iy ,sh ast -- = ooo,A p' IA ''o
c,,sae e. wife Q. C. b. French in til i'. yeaF Of hoE
II, ieuds AMI relatives respectfully yi'ed 20 attend
hof fuasra rom her ia" residences ni"e'y PM s,
resr Third avenue, Ou tut-S no On u4aN a. e'e>
p m without iuriher Invitation ,
con.umyh.l MlIy H., wife %. Slas NJ pidninSsi AM
daurh". o. Oifc5 h9iaen as'o Z, ss-- t,.., q, ,.,,
TIE snd inflds cd the i.m, are nNNta 20 aeh'
,e faurrs from beg late re'id,uce' No - scAefmefho
street on sturdy De. o. a' oc.oc. p nl n rf,,,
MEAD 90 sudden y, ON inursday nsiAiaf Dec = I'm
aged wears anu = months.
The friends Of family invited to attend TIE funeral
>siuday. the tfh us ~ oclniA lluHA the ies'A0
Of ler .sthrr. No AS Seventh avenue. -. A.
pDNFKs - At Hastings. MHu on Thursday, Nov -
Henry Oldest sonof Henry Powers 81 Ser.ea Fals ~ -
81 tin 1sfh yr1r o. lls ago. -.
TOLcFRFE-On TAurs.ay. Dec T. Mary Bowron, only
cold Of William and Maria Amelia Ieg.fee aged %yeAs'
md months. ,.-..-,
I'm. relative. and feuds OF the family invited to attend
tne finea from No 10 Edr!dge street, On Seventh day.
tie f'h ins,.. q, II O'Clock q. n. -
NG-Suddenly at Der residence No - oss stress
Brooklyn Wednosduy, Dec. 3, Patience vile oi John
L. Nslnug, aged 90 years.
Thu relatives ana friends the family respectfully invited
10 IL end Tie mineral 81 the n L. Church IN Souih RUIN
street near Fifth street, Friday Dec. At lp O'Clock
, ~, -
WIllTF-ln this city on Thur.lsy, Dee IN the 3ith year
of her axe Mrs J. Elizabeth White, wife Of Kenneth O.
White go and daughter Of tie Hoo Samuel Nelson Of
CoopesstOwu. y. =
TIE remains win be taken 20 tooroiasown Tor intef"en
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-05
United states Internal Revenue.

NOTICE 10 lAAfA1 Fms.
Fnh Collection Enthusiastically Tenth, thirteenth and
Foir.eert TN Wads Guy NeSYork. Occ OF ho Assessor
". SO broadway -, 49,,
me e..esent books OF this District, containing III. lists
sud enumsraions made aud taken within saa Dis
T vii, be ope fr "a animation daily Except sunday be-
tween the hour ID g. andj from the Is. T. and H..
Guiding the 1.h day Of December 1862, at the Assessors
Office No. 1858 Broadway
The Assessor for this District win hear appeals relative 10
nnv sve valuation enumeration by the
Assistant Assessors An appeals TO tho Assessor aoIe
aid shall b. IN yIiirg ami shall specify the particular
cause matter az thing respecting which decision request
od aud sla h' sTonud principle OF ine
qua.ty mYlainri OL-Ncw-fo4A, Nov p. 1872
GO r. BELONG y, Assessor.
Ctni1'a microscope THE NEW HOLIDAY olFf
Maglls 0 the cheages aud best Nicroscope ~
tle world fl scleu. tfs Prise by mrli $3.50 VI sh
br.ullul mounted objects, 80. Address hENhi OhAiu'
40. 49, Ncutls-st, NeW-lorA.
WnA Cherry Bnlsum.-rhe memory 81 Or VISTA"
embamcd ia the hearts Of thousands whom his bALsAN on
WIN cnrn,Y ha. cured OF coughs. colds, consumption or
some other .1rm o. pulmonary disease
e. buy uoLo uuiess Is has tho wnHsg signature VI
"ai. poo ihe WrgpsH
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r,ro,., C.lirorn,n-ciearing oul Gan.bIcrs.

~ =
Arrived. ship tempest, from Phi4dtipAia'
Iiude dull. -, :I;,o1
tbjrfv..ix gamblers caueng stampede among inc
sporting fraternity. H. ,r;,,,i,,I
A rgid anti gambling law viii be t9e priuc'P"'
reform measure afked OF the next Lc5i''"iue'
Sandwich Island dates 10 NOy: - arc ISo'IN' y
h,cic r.r .ns and seven from Ocbotsk, with an AZ .
craze catch oil $50 barrels oil OH ard l54OJ IolnoS oi
bone. Fourteen more were expected nom OS', ,ss
sAy FHAscsco Weduesday. Dec 3 l9'I, =,
The market are dull. Dried apples oeeilHo', ~
ee,lt- rsr d. Crushed Sugar offered ~ - c.lts'
American Brandy selling AZ ~ 80 cents; DO. Uih'
IJ cents Srlit Peas, a cents.
The President Message was published IN me
San Frmdsco and Sacramento pnpers today D.
was tcle,rpted from Cbi@Eo 90 oZn, hou'S'
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Art and indusirias d: exhibition


GERMAN HOSPITAL, -
corners Broadway all 81 snd Lsfsy place. Entrance No.
343 4ihs Open daily from TO &c oct. 'ck M Lnsnce
10 cents rckst chSrsu under ~ years OF
age accompanied by sdis free till o'tocs Cncert every
evening
British. Re sident Bund IN aid Il Il 10 DISTRESSED
OPERATIVES OF GREAT BRITAIN = Artcoiefiy IN Lan'
cashsre
N BAny contributors expressly aten Fed fo. Scotland
o. Ireland will be forwarded IN acc9rdYo with the donors
wishes. -
the Treasrr subscrptfcn NJ may De sent:
T. NJ ARCHIBALD H. 3. NJ Consul. No. IL broadway.
RICHARD IRWIN, President st. Andrews Society NO.
WILTfAT MILES PresI n. DayiGs eoc. No 80 Gold-st-
EDWARD WALKER, We. st George 30 Ito ulton-se
RICHARD BILL no. ~ FINEST.
WILLIAM WOOD No. 5.West I6thst
EDWARD CuNaRD, No Bowling q esq
JOHN c. BEALES. NJ. D., No. 10 WeIlssa 81
ADAM hORhIE. No. % Bnosdwsy
WILLIAM YOUNG, No. 70 BcekInanst
ARCHIBALD BAXTER. No 81 EIchan go-rhsce
CHAkLES CHRISTMAS, No. 50 Wallet
ROBERT GORDON No. ~ Exchsnse-p eoe-
WILLIAM WATSON, No. . PaTA2lacs.
IF SANDERSON. Clia.st.
GEORGE WOIBERSfOOS, No. HansEeraa
EDWARD HILL No 100 Frout-st.
A. 81. STEW ART No. 81 Perk'row.
ALLAN BAY, No. 80 Broad-ss.
CHARLES EDWARDS No. - Pinest
JOIN q. DALE. No. 10 Broadway.
EDWARD MTNDUSr. No II Perk-row.
WILLIAM 2. WRIGHT. No. Hanoyers.
JEREMIAH LEAYCRAFr No. 6O Wal-si
". d. CUrHbERTSON, Ftont-st
No. 81 Lieh-ngs-plsce.
RICHARD IRWIN. ESQ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-05

NEW Vocal MusIc.-"We are Coming, Father
Abraham" composed and arranged by Prof a.
Gull. New-York, published by Horace Waters No.
iSl Broadway. Boston, Oliver Ditson. This II an
easy. cheerful military song-respecting those
GOO. 900 more soldiers; adapted TO the times.
Songs aud Ballads, by j. X. Thomas Mum.
beers to 20. Published by II. Waters * Co.. and
o. Diison & Co.
No. 3: ." Home is Home very poetieAl
statement, but a. matter OF fact not to be gainsay cd
The melody IL good, easily sung ANA the harmony
logically correct
No. >: Bv same composer. 4" | hear sweet voices
singing" This is nrmonised for four voices, ana ID
facile and graceful.
"Lzzy Lee" Sc. II. Waters, 10. 4Sl Broad
way-poctry By +. Stout, music Mathew Keller
Music lowing; in waltz time.
"Flora Lyle" n. Y, Horace Waters; Boston,
o. Ditsou. Poetry by 7. Stout, music by NJ Keller
Song aud quartet: cay flowing and simple.
"Irene. the Little Queen" Mr. Waters and
Ditson as before Words by G. W. Ellioui music
bv NJ. Keller. Song and quartet. Melody runs
well-in time.
"Motbers Love is True" Song aud chorus, &c;
words aud music by NJ. Keller. n. l., H. Waters;
Boston, o. Dltson. Melody good, harmony ac-
curaie.
"Swect Love, forget me not '-ballad witt
ehorus-by NJ. keilel-same publishers. wen
written.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-12-05

IEos W.Dow-BLNDs.-Ihe lron Architectural
Works. No = Diane street, have commenced tAe
manufacture Of q lew Wildow-B Ind, patented -
Charles Near. and made entirely Of i"n, though It
might be wholly or in part Of some other metal.
This Blind il very graf improvement on the
wooden being far less liable to cerangsiHeh' OF j"
Jury; while, ON the ouiAido Of l. building IL may
.e-yo az bind BY DAY aud shutter b. night ana De
more effective in case Of fire than the ordinary IRON
sbn,ter We heartily commend this article TO TIE
attention Of ali WHO are building or repairing ei'Ner
-lolce OF aMeLIiug..