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The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-06-13
We are told that we did the pro-

We are told that we did the pro-
prietors of the N. o. Delta an Unjust
ice in commenting on the extract we
published from that paper in our last
issue, if things are as represented to
us,-and we do not doubt it,-the
Delta is not now published nor edited
by any Of the old publishers, but by
the Federals. consequently anything
emanating from that source must not
be attributed to the original publishers.
Our informants tell us that the pro-
prietors of the Delta requested per-
mission from Butler to issue circular
to send to their patrons in the coun-
try Informing them ofthe change, in
their paper, and that this request was
fatty refused. We are pleased to
make the correction, for the Delta
has always stood i'll our estimation as
a true Southern Journal. One of its
former editors is now IN the army.
Anything which may appear in that
paper hereafter must be credited to
the Fcderals.
We have been repeatedly asked at
what place Gen. Beauregard has fall
len back to so far as We can ascer-
tain, it is place called Guntown,
about 80 miles from Corinth.
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-06-13

BY placards posted about the
streets, we notice that the Mayor no
titles the keepers OF coffee houses
and dealers III liquor generally, that
40 more liquor can be retailed from
date, until the order is countermanded.
Does anybody feel like " smiling q
The Vicksburg Wing oe26th ult.,
says that several Federal launches
passed Grand Gulf going down, their
destination was not known.
The weather the past week has
been very unreasonable, and if it
continues we may expect to hear of
much sickness. The crops generally,
look fine.
We are tol3 that there are over
5000 soldiers, 9uartered near Our
city, composed of infantry, artillery
and cavalry.
There are some twenty odd Ind
ans among slem
.!no. ~. s,tratton, Esu. has favored
asswitt a late paper. for which, he
VII sccpyt ea- ;hauks
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1862-06-13

Mr.. II. }. Phelps WA 9,@tpt cur
tlan,ss for late papers.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-07-03

| -
New YORK, JuBs 27.-It is stated hat
Gen. Benhan is under arres;5with orders
TO report at Washington. r.. .....
Ii is stated that Gen. Hunter Ieh Jame %
Island on the 18th, ,leasing Gen. Beuham
in conimand, with o. ders to maks no adj
vance toward Charleston, witLo1, rs. en-
forcementa or further orders. ,.-.-,.,
It was reported by dessrt.rs thst tho
whole rebel force at Secessionyillo was but
two battalions, with six guns mounted and
seven more ready for use. A .econnoiss
anoe was made, and on the l6,h, Gen.
Stevens with 1000 men, was to make an
attack at dsybreak. while General Wight
land Colonsl Williams, With 5000 men
more, were to support Somehow the
movement was delayed an hour, and as our
troops rushed up 10 broad day they we re
met by murdsrous Gre of grape aud can
mister. Two regiments only reac led the
trout, much cut up, viz. the 9th Mchi
gan and 79lh New York. The 28u
Massachusetts broke and scattered, and
the 46th New Yolk did little better. Til,
first two drove the gunners from the guns
and somc even penetrated the work, bu
other regiments falling TO support then
they bad to retire,afler holding the bat
terry SOME twenty minutes.
Meantime, Col. Williams coming {,
!, support, was separot,d from the fort by
marsh and exposed In severe cross fir
from some rebel guns in the woods. Hi
, troops, the 81 New Hampshire and 81
Rhode Island, fought ncbly With consid
erable loss. for three quarters. ofan- hour
. Not gun was fled from the fort, and III
a prompt presence of.900 men would hay
0 carried it; but they we're not there, and GU
t troops retired. ...s- ~
Q Another account confirms the abov
& in the main, hut siates that the 28t
q Massachusetts did we'll. It gives ou
. loss: killed, ,s4;wOunded, 3G6,and missing
1874.
Our camp is now within the range
n the gunboats' fire, and in safe condition
], tntrenchmcnts were thrown up.and re el
: forcenents awaited .ert erge
Gen Braman's troops, TO the number
y. two thousand, had arrived from Key We
# at James Island, but our forces must
|. largely REINFORCED 'before operations al
q resumcd, Ssaa LsxHG1F@e
' The rebel troops are constantly arri,
q hing, and preparations for the defense {
Charleston are extensively making
|. A Beaufort letter states that the loss
O the Third New Hampshire is LOG kills
If and wounded; Eighth Michigan, 30O,-
/. The same letter assets that Com. Dupol
= says he can take Charleston with FIVE goo
,f ftgdnboats. He can run by Sumter al
10 the Notifications without the loss of mo
t. ttsu two, and with the others chell 1
4, city. 6!Ei3g1S2.2 w
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-07-03
TO SOLDIERS ABSENT
ON LEAVE.
Information for Soldiers in Ohio
TO tho Cincinnati Press;

TO tho Cincinnati Press;
CoLuaBUs. June 3O,-All soldiers who
are. at home, with or without leays, and a
bic to.trave! tothis city, are required to
report in person, forthwith, to Capt. A. B.
bod, or they will be considered deaerters
Any soldier not able to travel, will send
to Capt. bod certificate Of some physi
clan of good standing, giving a dsscrip
tion ofhis case, in which that physibiar
will give bis opinion as to when the sol
der will be fit for duty. Those able traF
el to this city will be kept in hospital a
Camp Chase until, able to join their rsgi
meuts, or until they obtain aU, 8, Sur
geDn's certificate for a inal discharge. b.
forwarding to General Wright ofthis city
the name Of the soldier, company, mum
ber of his regiment and postoflice address
Transportation, win be furnished. Cap,
Dod's Office 10 in the old Postofficc Build
ing, on State street, Columbus.
BY order Of the Secretary Of War.
TSigned1 DAVID ToD, Governor.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-07-03
: IMPORTANT FaoM ARKANSAS
Reported Bdass at Holly Springs and
az p 80! so sV;eksbu-ot3-sg! 3Jy..5

70. "s ''~ Nicks6urg. ''".9
CAIRO, July 1.-Advices from Arkan.
sas are to the effect that Gen. Hindmau,
With SONS 8 600 rebels, was in the i'm.
mediate vicinity or ST. Charles, and that
Col Fitch. liad,absndored the fort after
spikipg ths gunst unLf1fs,fep4,
The situation of, General Curtis. is said
to be critical, he being unable 10 bring
supplies, and his army having been or
half ra,ions for more than week.
Reports haye bsen current here To-day
that Commodore Farragut had given the
authorities of Vicksbufg until Morday
last to surrender. - T5' s5e
=. Reports, via Columbus, Ky, by passen'
gsrs are. that a fight had taken place a
Holly Springs, and bombardmonAlof !;
hours duration had occurred at Vicks
burg, but the time Of neither engagemsn
is given. -0
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-07-03
DIR. IN. .ysLEAN-S ToEcaSTc OIL LLsL1ENT
TAe Bssf External ii tAs World,
II Il u r. ~. Il NJ. - ~.

Thousan ts of um an beiHgs have Bsen aqved life
OF decreplit1de and mise ~ by tho use fainvaiu.
able Tinim5at II win relieve pain almost tpstanta.
and II Will .puty and heal The foul.
est Sore In an incredible shor time. feLsany Toi-
eaHis Off Liaiashf VIII relieve the most in5tterate
cases df Rheumss1i. Godt, Dr. Neuralgia. For Pss :
alyss. Contracted Muscles Stiffness or Weakaessi In
the joints Muselss Ligals u VII never fall.
TwO appllcatIoRsIiIs cure Sore Throat, Headsehe OF
Earaehe. For Burns or scaIds, OF any Pain. II is an
lnfallible Remedy. Try t eRdyou win nnd u an In
dispensbe G remedy. Keeptfalways on hand.
,PLGTTERRS, FARMERS, or any one having
charge of lnrses will money by using MeLaan's
Eoleenic oil Liniment. II Is speedy and ipfaiibs
cure for Calls Spruins ChAfes Swelling, Lameness.
Sweeney, Srres, Wounds. Scratehee, any external
disease. Try. It AID YOU viii be convinced.
DR.. y. n. MeLEAH, Sole Progrisfer.
Ee. cas- q I'd ~ 81 ST. Louis. NO.
.TPE. L. slocum, agent, aug. is, isol-ly
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-07-03
m MEMORY or
B. P. CoENELL. Died, June ed lsGq.

Whom tho gods love die youns,'' was said,
And mostw We feel the HIouTnfpl trath,
Since, With the Still and blessed dead,
Helay down mSokly In his youth.
No more the nelds and hills he loved
With him shall laugh, with him be sad;
No more the friends with whom he moved,
Shall smile TO meet lin and be glad.
We who lire on beneath the skies. .r..
Mustwat, and walk without him now,
Nor sse, above his manly eyes.
Gods signet on his royal brow.
"They do not need him there" say,
Who feel his worth since he is gone,
For Heaven is made OF such as he,
While here and there the Earth has one.
But n the realm beyond the sun,
Hispeers desired him face 10 face,
And prayed that, II his work we're done,
He might be with them In his place.
30, bound with US, he suffered I'LL
The Angel came and set him free;
The King had some high place TO I'LL,
And sent the summons suddenly
: Softly his breath went as the Sigh
south.windS from tn o Isles Of Rect;
Calmly he died as stars that die
Behind the gray hills In the West.
So may We die; with Faith to save,
And happiest with our latest breath;
Who would not 1.-Two his life to have
Such beautiful and blessed death?
He did no, need like us, to live
Long years with clouds and su Her ng dim +,
The snow-wnite heart, tho truth and love,
Which VIC must learn, was borni in him.
Brave heart, high mind and noble soul,
Farewell until we come 10 thee;
Short was hyJourney 10 the goal,
But great Thy bliss and state shall bc.
LANCASTER, 1852. A.P. NJ
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-07-03

oheerfnily boJneby the people Who incur.
red il 10 . righteous and patriotic cause.
OF course the iax-gather viii never Be.
come here ibs object Of popular oVations.
expressive Of loyc and Affection This is
TOO much 70 expect Of weak hrnan ma.
ture; but We are convinced that the
duty Of receiving BIN With couneAy and
cash win ever be Acknowledged Snd ful
| filed in the Empire City.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-07-03
DIR. MLEAY-s UN1rERsaL PILLs.

Fer Lieer Complaint, BiEli0nsnsss, Hsafaths, e..
There has never been Catba7tie niedIeine, offered
10 the public hat has gyeL such entire sasfscton %
McLEAS's UNIVERSAL PItLs. ~
Being entirely vegetable, they are perfectly funo-
cent and be taken by the most tender infant yet
frofiptand powerful In removing all Bilious seere
lions, Acid or impure, Feted Matter from the 8tom
aeh In fact they are the only Pills that should be
used in nalnrious disthcts. ,
They produesno. Gripping. siekness OF pift3 fntAe
Stomach Bowels, thodgh verJ active and seaIehibe
IN their operation. promoting healthy seefetiane Of
the Liver and kidneys. Who viii snGsr from BIZ
iousness, Headache and Poui stomach, whom 50 chap
q remedy car he obiaiHedI Keep them eonethntiy
on hands single dose. taken In season. may prevent
hours DAYS and months of siekpess. Ash fof Or. J..
n. NeLeah's Universal PHI. Take no other Being
o5ned they tasteless. Prize Shly Is cent? pes
box. and be sent by nial TO any part OF The Unit.
| ed STATS. III AfeCL9Eyr Sole Pvoprisfss,
corAsr Of Third and Pine strsefs, 81. Lsris. JMs.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-07-03
An infamous siur ON IL g Clnrch,

W. ~. H. ro1,a ,.o, c.o.,
!, ~. 80 - -.
'ne on'o H'g's o' d lew weeks SINCE ~
Is an Infamous impeachment OF the whole
church h-just such as might be expected
to come from the EARLE Tba sterling
Iov.ity Il ~ obr,ob comb;nod w;th ;,s
" 'o s"ul C'u w" '
UNIFORM UNIFORM teS'lmony against ehe principles
Of human slavery, are the things which
call forth the denunciations of the Eagle.
Tbo n,;n;.,a,. ofGoa Iovodonorno.a,h IL
u ~ c' : -, !,
,eOei'iou TO- ai' 40 . inon''iOus crying Sin' au'
nave oealiupsparlngly with lts sympsthi
zers. These denunciations we're not cal.
cu]ated to promote the cauae Of Democya
-, .nd .bo, No. s;r ,,,,h - ~, ia.
- 80 - - = 0 WV
'ne "fa'h ol noLANp' ~ho,' we verify De-
leye, would publicly Willy the Savior ol
man, if by that course Le could add one
vo,e N bis marty. t.5s- ~
W. pom,,L.h,. ,,,,..d p;so,n,.s
1rao, ,ss pn,n,, af = p,,e,v Cn,,.,;nu
Character.
Al ,ba late sess;on Of the Gsrsral Az.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-07-03

The Eagle of Inst week attempts to
black mail the. business men Of the conn.
~ into advertising in its columns by ad
Sising the Democracy to deal only with
such as do thus advertise Not satisfied
with dividing and dis,racting the public
mind with parlizan Issues, with arraying
. its par.izsns for political purposes against
Che Goyernment.which protects them in
their lives and secures them in their pro-
perty, with luggiug politics into every
publ, issue, II now seeks to array tie
people Of this county the one against the
- other 10 business and social rela,ions.-
We have no idea thar the honest and in
telligent masses Of this countywill regard
the .crcskings.of the Eagle. We do no
believe tha, by threat and bIuster he viii
drive the business man of tue city iutc
his columns. OF induce a single citizen t'
buy Of DR.. Obs simply because he is
,,.Densocrat'. For our own part we shal
2 advise the good people Of The county II
q disregard these things utterly--to trad
"A where they can trade 70 the best adyan
! ,age, wi,hou, questioning the politics o
tbese with whom they deal-saying al
ways such business men as seek to bull
up theirbusiness by prescribing other
Tor opinions sake. With such deal mol
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-07-03

We must again call upon our subserib'
ers to come forward and pay up. We
have over 81 500 on our books uusottle d
aud have payment to make on Our Office
10 few days, The present session Of
Court aud the payment of taxes will bring
a large number of Que subscribers to the
sity, and we urge, them to call and settle
before leaving. There is plenty of money
In circulation, and in the memory Of the
oldestiphAbitant, there has not been such
OpFospecl Of good, crops as at present.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-07-03
The Continental monthly for July.

The Continental Monthly forJuiy.
The Continental Monthly for July is an
excellent number. Among the Pines"
is an article which has attracted great at.
tention from its truthful dellnea.iohs of
Southern Life. "Wss he Successful, "is a
serial by Richavd B ;, Kimball. author of
"UndercurrenIs Of Wall Street." "St.
Ledger" being an account ofthe life and
conduct Of Hiram Meeker a successful
business man, and how he made his mon.
ey;"Slavery and Nobility We Democracy
by Lorenzo Sherwood, who was, Tor fifteen
years. prominent citizen. Of Texas;
Watching the Stag is. an unfinished
poem as it came from the author; "Lit:>
r,ry Notices. "Editor's Table, and the
usual variety of. articles make up tho
number. Terms So per annum. J. R.
GlLMoRE, Boston, Mass.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-07-03

EySe advertisement of ADoLpn AA-
ron. Mr.. Aaron keeps good and Cheap
Clothing. Jewelry, dc. Persons wish
ing to buy would do well to see bis stock.
ADoLPu keeps an experienced workman
In his shop who will attend othe ro
pairing of watches, clocks, jcwelry, &c.
on the shortest notice. t4f 4w
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-07-03

ST.. JoHN's Er1scoPAL CHURcn.-This
Church will bere opened for public wor-
ship 90 Suuday.next, July 9th. Services
in The morning at lo4 o'clock, and in the
exening at g. o'clock, will be conducted
BY The Rector. Rev HENRY D. LATHRopE
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-07-03

New York, July LIN answer to ques'
tions to-day, Secretary Seward stated
that General Mcclellan was in communl'
cation with our feet on James river,
The Secretary also declared that there
was no truth in the report published this
morning that two European GovernmeuIs
had given notice that war should cease.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-07-03

the present war, open aud violent in bis
attack on the Government, and ulspoken
in his sympslhies With che South. Last
nigh, his friends aud sympathisers--ths
friends and sympathisers Of the pretended
Goysrnmen. ofIhe Confederate States, held
an indignation meeting in eircleviIIe for
the purpose Of denouncing lhe Govern.
ment for the arres. and manufacturing
political capital out Of the affair. Doctor
EDsoN B. 0LDs, CHARLEs ROLAND, and
others of like stamp, went from our place
to participate in the meeting. Exciting lie
people 10 mob viOleacs and open resistance
to the Goosrhmsnt, is the business oLDs
has been epgagodin for some months
He visited Circleyille for that purpose last
night. DR.. 0lDs has no. had nor is like
ly TO get his jus, deserts, but if he had
them he would follow Keys 10 Fort War
ren.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-07-03

REAt his own request, Gen. Rufus
King has been permitted to decline the
command Of the army corps lately COM
manded by Gen. Fremont, aa5
Gen, SigeI is said TO have been called
to the command Of Fremout's corps do
arn'ss in consequence Of Kings decline
stIon. liia 5sso-, IS. 90 gS7ssss q
Major General Banks il is said has sig
nifed to the Governmenth his entire acqui-
escence to the order, assigning Gen, Pope
to the department Of Virginia.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-07-03

E%Ths Fourth will bo spent by our
people in various ways, without any pub
lie demonstrations. Many go TO the pic
mic at Medil's sGrovs 70 join in the dance,
others spend ths Jay quietly at home.
while nota few go 10 the Natural Bridge
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-07-03

LARGE ShiPMENTs.-It is astonishing to
sae the large smmount of McLean's
Strengthening Cordial that is shipped of
daily to different parts ofthe country. Il
is scarcely three months Siucs this article
war first introduced, judging from ita rap
id sale, il is known and appreciated al
over the Western country. &
Every druggist, dry goods or grocery
merchsnt visiting our city should be sure
to obtain supply Of the Cordial, It il
just the thing required to strengthen and
invigorate the weak and dsbilitated.-[St
Louis Democrat. ~
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-07-03

Eg-TheSupreme Court of The State Of
New York have Issued a perpetual in
junction against Eaton and jenkins for
counterfei'ing Ayers Cathartic Pills
holding them responsible for the cruel i'm
position in what they have done and re-
sarainlng them from further like injury to
the public, If any class Of our people
more than another needs the iuterposition
Of law to shield them from imposture, 1t is
the sick and suffering who are unable to
protect themselves. A remedy SO uni.
versally employed as Ayers Pills by al
classes, both to cure and prevent disease
should as it does, have every security the
law can afford it. from counterfeit and
imitation - Cabinet, Schenectady.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-07-03

= EV Col, GRANVILLE MooDf has been
ordered to Join his Regiment, the 74lh,
in Tennessee. He leaves the command
of Camp Chase with Col. Allison, of the
B5;h. - ~.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-07-03
Co,ngressiOnal convention.

1t is suggested by the Circleville Union
that the Union Congressional Convention
be held iugtbe 'cityof CTcleyiIle, on Tues.
day she l2Ih Of August. We are author:
lied 10 say that the i9'h of August is a
sepsonable time and Circleyillo the proper
place, being most central.
The Union men of this Congressional
/, Disiriot should be moving. The enemies
of Che Government are making q most
determined effort to humbug the honest
people into their support. They should
be met at the Ihreshhold. .
p At the late Presidential election The
Democracy carried the District by over
$500 majority, butby a determined effort
= with good nisn. we can succeed this
(. fall. lt ,'- ,,-.sa @#
aas In connection with the call OF the Cir
!. Uleyille Union, for q Convention, that pa
per suggests the natne Of Hon. Tnos
EwrNG as proper candidate. This vidv
Z Of the Union we heartily endorse. IfMr
, EwINe could be induced to consent TO thu
d use of bis name. be would succeed,with
4, out doubt Mr.. EwIEe is the fttest MAI
In Ohio for the position named, or an
!, other witbia the gift Of the people.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-07-03
Going TO Eud the War.

NEw YoRK, July f.4.tt is stated that,
on Teoommepdatiop oftbe Governors oil
ailsl6yal States, the President will. cal
for 260,o 900 volunteers 70 hold points al
ready acquired, and closo The war.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-07-03

GE0ar Office is under many obliga'
tons to REUBEN SnAEFFER. Esq. for a
6ne lot Of choice cherries.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-07-03

~GEo. F. FAHRER, Esq exhibited
to US the finest specimen of grated cherry
Wshavs yet seen. 81,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-07-03

ALwKYs READY = The New York Tri-
bupe announces that the Agent for Ohio
is making arrangements to pay the a.
mount due on the Ohio State debt in coin,
The credit of Ohio is uOss as good as that
of any State or Goyernment in the world
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-07-03
THE BATTLE NEAR CHARLESTON

AnOther BEander-- General BenaaSs Under
arrest What Might Have Been DoA<-
The Fajlws-Sepsre Los Charleston
being Re-enforcsd.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-07-03
TO THE FARMERS

VhtHE undersigned Eatlhg reated his Flour Ifg
MiIID aituated ono mile and a quarter South OF
Lancaster, on the Logan road, and having obtained
the services Of the old and we'll known miller,
SAMUEL DEEDS, is prepared to do all kinds Of
CIIS'FONI q % eINDiNG on as stofi notice, and
in as good manne as any Mill in tho county. de-
size ali persons who want good 9our, DC. TO give me
scail. ? .'..! . p a - TfOS' H. Will n p
June l2, 1s59.--Hl7
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-07-03

Delay nota momeni Ills warranted 10 give satisfae
tion. II will cure any disease ofthe Kdneys Womb
Bladder; Fainiipg, obsirueied MetSiruation, Pail
Ing ofths Won't, BgTreHness. Of any disease arsihg
30 II Chronic on JetVeus Debility, lis An lnialiiblO
sI- edy.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-07-03
Money! MOney!!. .NIOneyM!

We must again call upon our subsori
The New York herald., 1862-01-20

TyoACuMAN's SITUATION wANTED-BY A YOUNG
~ who understands his business; has had many
years experiences good and careful drirer has had
much In the grooming Of horses
viii be found willing TO make himself useful Good city
ference Address D. p IA East 2h ST. box 205 Herald
o1nce. Il
The New York herald., 1862-01-20
THE 8ELL SEASON.

THE THIRTY THIRD ANNUAL BALL OF THR NEW
York Fire Department. tho proceeds Of which appro
pated assist the Widows and orphans OF deceased re
men, VIII take place at Nibos Theatrs, on Monday evening"
Tickets may b procured Of The following sncrs and
HENRY A. BURR, President,
Correrof Ci6 and Frankfort streets
JAMES y. WENMAN, Secretary,
No. lag Pearl street. t
pETER H. TITUS Treasurer,
East River Savings Bank.
Owen W. Brennan IS Elm etreot Henry b. venn zU West
Thirty street; L. Demonco, South William and
Chambers and broadway; James watkins lS Ca
tharne street; VIM Bates Brooks Bros Cherry
and Catharns streets Robert McGinns No. Depuyster
street; A. Deiasour 25t Wall streets Jno y Fisher oqi
Miller ld Firth street David stanbury lss Front street;
street Ralph Trembly 7s Broadway; Jos wesirsy No
Broadway VIM H. Wickham ls0 Chambers street; Robert
@. Brown, rs East Broadway; G. Godfrey Ganther 90
62 Dey street; N L. McCready So South street; E. 8;
Brooks, Broadway and Grand street; j. Anthony, Jr 10
Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1862-01-20

GSS MONTH FOR THREE STORY AND BASE
sDCC ment Hous, nj ely furnished throughout until the
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