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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-11-07

~ Iowa troops stand higher than ever
in the army, and are more than ever the ter
ror of the re- els. Gen. Rosencrans styles
the Second Cavalry "The eye Of the army
and of the Iowa Fifth he says that "Their
deeds of valor are worthy Of being written in
letters of gold-and you can't make them too
largo ~
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-11-07
Iowa News

w. Penn Clarke, of Iowa City, has been
appointed Paymaster in the Federal army,
with the rank Of Major. His office will be at
Washington.
Mr. NJ. Lux, farmer Of Dubuque county,
living five miles from the city, has raised the
past season 500 TBS. of tobacco, from five
hundred plants Of the same. The variety is
the Mexican Cooper, broad leaf. Some of the
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-11-07
TELEcRAPHIC,
IMPORTANT FROM THE ARMY OF
THE POTOMAC.


IMPORTANT FROM THE ARMY OF
THE POTOMAC.
THE ENEMY STILL IN FULL FORCE
IN FRONT.
II ShiI Nsish at SnicEes.'s Gap.
jUNCTI) OF BURNSlOt'S AND SIGEl'S
F0hCES.
Bragg Believed to be Marching to
Re-eDSorce Lee.
SHORT AND PATRIOTIC SPEECH BY
GEN. ROSENCRANZ.
Release of the Baltimoreans Arrested
...... by Gen. Wool.
-Iiriral Of sir .segvo Regiments
at Wilmington, ". e.
A Large Rebel Force Assembling
at Petersburg.
The Pirate Alabama on the track of
Aspinwan Steamers.
BHrEiHy Of fhe Ship ALLEGHENY.
SELLING THEIR SLAVES IN
CUBA.
-O-
Reports from Military Hospitals.
-O-
ATTACK ON FEDERAL PICKErS AT
CHEVALLA, TENN.
Arrest Of a rebel Sympathizer in St.
Louis.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-11-07

THE PREslDEHr = TAX PAYas.-President
Lincoln. although specially exempted by law
from having his salary taxed under the rev.
enue act, has ordered the same deduction to
be made As il q tax were imposed; BY this
voluntary act the PFss' dent pays : tax of 81.
saoper year, out Of bis salaFy. ge ;eoJs
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-11-07

New ORDER REGARDING ARMY CHAPLAINs
The following order in reference to army
chaplains has just been issued from the War
Department:
"No person shall be appointed chaplain
in the United States army who is not regu-
larly-ordained minister of some religious de-
nomination, and who does not present testi-
monials Of his present good standing as such
minister with a recommendation for his
appointment as an army chaplain from some
authorized ecclesiastical body, or not less
than five accredited ministers belonging to
said religious denomination"
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-11-07
ew- What a charming thing Is Britisl

eaz- What a charming thing Is British
"ncutrality ~ The rebels become the pro-
teses of John Bull - he builds war-ships for
them. fits out pirates for them 1t his own
ports. furnishes them with arms and ammu-
nition. sends out fleets of steamers laden with
deiicac;es for them, runs the guantlet Of our
blockadess to send them succor, puffs them in
his newspapers, pats them on the back, says
s'good boys. to them, tells them they are
bound TO succeed. and sastains their dropping
spirits by vague hints Of "Tecogmtion. =
Surely he is the most iadulgent Of patrons. =
Albany Essssisg Journal. sa1i5 ss7f. sal's1
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-11-07

# The Dubuque Heralt publishes a
letter from Charles Mason, to the Secretary
of War, dated A ugust 26th, urging the release
Of Mahony and Steward Mason thinks these
fellows have done nothing that justifes their
arrest. Of course not. Tho Judge was The
man they were anxious to make Governor
last year, and is not supposed to be any too
much Union man himself -Hasekeys.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-11-07

There is first-rate authority for saying
that the recent delay Of the Army of the Po-
tomac was caused by the fact that the Gov
ernment desired to equip, organize and rein
force that army so completely and thoroughly
that, after crossing the Potomac into Vir-
ginia, it would be in condition to push right
on, without the least excuse for future delay,
and literally drive the enemy to the wall by
energetic movements and constant attacks
The army having been thus fully provided
for, the "onward movement has now COM
menced and will be kept up. We hope so.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-11-07

Iowa CONGRESSIONAL. .VorE.-The official
majority Of Hiram Price for Congress in the
I'd District is ,404, exclusive of the army
vote. The majority for Allison in the Du-
buque District on the home vote is 2, l67.-
Wilson's majority in the lst District is 1913.
Kasson's majority is about an even thousand.
Martins majority on the home vote over
Grinnell is about $50 this is abundantly
overcome by the army vote. Hubbard's ma
jority in the 9Th District looks pleasingly like
10000 -Desmoi"es Register. e,f,1i
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-11-07

A FAcr,-We hear no man complaining OF
arrests that have been made on charges Of
disloyalty, or Of the suspension Of the writ
of ha5eos corpus in such cases, who does not
himself desire for unlimited freedom of
speech in behalf of treason, or the largest
liberty of action in behalf Of the rebels, .,ls
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-11-07

ILIINoIs CoTroN-The experimental cotton
crop of Illinois is gathering It is estimated
that the State will produce 10000 bales this
season. The variety grown is the upland,
principally from seed procured in Tennessee.
The quality, we are Informed, is excellent,
and the quantity per acre, so far as known,
exceeds that of the cotton growing districts
further South. The uncertainty of procuring
seed in the early part of the season prevented
many from planting, but the result Of this
years. experiment is very encouraging ILL.,
nois, it is said, could grow 100000 bales
profitably.
TIE DRArr.-We learn from the Governor
that he will soon announce to the several
counties of the State the numbers of their
respective quotas of recruits required to fill
up the Iowa regiments in the field, and will
give reasonable time to supply them by vol
unteers before proceeding to draft. The quo
tas will be anportioned to cities and townships.
Prompt efforts should be made by our eiti.
zens to meet the demand, as they have the
assurance now that full credit viii be given to
the city against the draft for all the volun-
teers it furnishes. ~ Dab4Y We iT3mcs. g. ts
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-11-07

- The army which is now moving on
the Pctsmsc is the largest ever before assem-
bled on the American continent. It is organ
lied in two grand divisions, commanded res
pectiyely by Generals Mcclellan and Burnside
as follows ~ ~ -. 8 ~. -
- BuRNsIDE's COMMAND. "a, 10
I'd Corps-Major General Couch.
18th Corps Major General Slocum.
9th Corps---Major General Wilcox.
5saG M'cLsLLAN's' COMMAND.
lat CORPS Major General Reynolds.
9th Corps Major Genersl Porter
9Th Corps Major General franklin.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-11-07

A class Of ware wanted South now is salt
sellers.-LcxispiGsep Dtasetrat. .a-z sFEsIob
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-11-07

copns,IoszR or PE4s1oss. The Dubuque
1ss.1s, saneunces ID sppointment Of Dr.. 4 3.
s. Lewis a that city, - Commissioners O
Pensions, and says he has all the JefersonsAn
requisites Of honesty, capacity and fidelity,
Tor tne olnee. .;saA tas xsisaa staasg--S. S.aix
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-11-07

BHs'IsiHy OF fhe Ship ALLEGHENY.
REBELS SELLING THEIR SLAVES IN
CUBA.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-11-07

The Pirate Alabama on the track of
Aspinwan Steamers.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-11-07

II SAB mish at Snickes.'s Ga
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-11-07

THE ENEMY STILL IN FULL FORCE
IN FRONT.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-11-07
JUNCTION OF BURNSlOt'S AND SIGEt'S
F0hCeS.
Bragg Believed to be Marching to
Re-enS0rce Lee.

A Large Rebel Force Assent ling
mt Petersburg.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-11-07

ALBANY, Oct. 3I.
At Democratic meeting here this evening,
John Van Buren said the letter read by him
at the Cooper Institute was presented to him
by Gen. Scott as an autograph, and was made
public by authority of the friends of the
General.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1862-11-07
Mobile Captured.
IMPORTANT MOVEMENTS OF TaE
.H ARMIES IN VIRGINIA.
BURNSIDE STEADILY AID.
VANCING.
sfctrcat Of the Rebels f.Onl
Cila rlestOvvM
snirke.''~ GaD strongly Gesintsesl
by the Enfnsy.
MORE IRoN-CLAD VESSELS FOR
THE SOUTH.
Successful = X irlnish in M is.
.,,... w souri,.
SHOOTING AFFAIR ATDAYTON, OHIO.
sKIRM1SHING IN VIRGINIA.

Worlds Special.
sus BALTIMORE, Oct. 81.
1t is currently rumored here that exGov
Hicks will be appointed Military Governor of
and will locate his office at Balti-
more.
Five Philadelphia oyster boats, with their
crews, were seized to-day, for violating the
oyster law, and were taken to Annapolis. The
affair has caused much excitement
T., Trih
The New York herald., 1862-09-12

frHE MEN TO CONSULT, DRs WARD AND POWERS
u X Lsght street. near Canal EfecuaI remedies Tor
dlseascs OF imprvdenee, Cures wsrrsQsd Es,aDlsbsd
The New York herald., 1862-09-12

nANIEL D. EGAN, AUCTIONRER WILL SELL THI
~ day atAss Canal street. at two o'clock, large ot
second hand Furniture Carpets Bureaus CHAIR Tables
wsshstands Gas Fixturss &C. Also a io q BrSndy, Wh
key, Gin and other liquors. Sale positive.
The New York herald., 1862-09-12

G HERMAN, AUCTIONEER.-s. HERMAN 4 CO.
D. will SELL on Friday Sept. r. ~ l0h O'Clock at Is Bow
the remaining stock OF Wholesale liquor dealer
ng Of cashs ne old Bsandiss g casts Of Bourbon and
Wines Sherry Brandy Cordals also a baskets Heidsck
Mumm and Green Seal Champagne also large lot of Ia
becco Once Furniture Desks, Iron Safes &c Sale positive
without reserve, for caAh.
THOMAS vEITCH, AUCTIoNEER, OFFICE 27l BROAD
Il way-Public Administrators sale Of green Ginger
Lemons aO BY an order q the Hsn Charles DAILY
ESQ.,: Public Administrator, large lot Of green Ginger in
good order Saturday, Sept Is 10 O'Clock A. NJ No
158 Front street. win be sold in lots to suit purchasers
s. P. Russell, Public Administrator
The New York herald., 1862-09-12
NEW YORK HERALD. FRIDAY, SErrEMBkK II. 1867
AALEs Ar AucrIOR.
A UCTIoH NOTICED: d cAuLKINs, AucTIoNEER
"A O1ice ~ Broadway.
LARGE SALE OF

SALEs AT AuCTAOns .s,~-~,-,~,>
UCrI0N NorIcE.--D. D, cAuLKINs AUcrIoSEER
"A Once - Broadway
RLEaASr HoSa noUsssoL6 s5L6 SHuasIruRE.
ss rSSsb sssH 6f sf Mss,i
rSssTisab IN fSTbss A 81! sEf9sHsER 4 sSfs seS
Assls elseAu& private No. 20 West fsurteenth
-a r<Teet, Eighth avenue.
lstM commencing at ION O'Clock precisely.
The sale comprses the entire contents o. the house The
elegant far@ Furniture wss made 70 order and = n cd
sfShe house is having all been made within
seven octave Pianofore modern
Improvements overstrung bass Ac cost $500; rich rose
elegant fl Suits OF rosewood Paror Furniture
cadc satin rosewood Etagees splendid and costly Pa
Paintings rosewood Turkish and Easy Chairs, in
reps rosewood Centre aud aide marble top Tables rich
"ChambersSuts in rosewood and mahogany; Bureaus
carved Bedstcads Washsands Sofa Beds in fine harcloh
ten pure Hair Maisresse from 4Ot % pounds made TO
Dining Furniture, consisting OF fine oak Extension
Forks spoons &c with heavy and engraved Glassware
Of every description No postponsment
UcTIoN NoTICE.-R w. wEsTcorr, AUCTIoNEER
n ELraaEF aEFEMRraEx MorsRnoI.h s6LE FuSS,ruRE 8sSrE
3E AT PUBI.IC AUCTION. f#
Being The entire contents OF hve story house elegantly fur
r nished throughout
l52 est Tw eniy street. between Seventh Eighth
This sale positive, rain shine and without
Ingram csrpeis four eesns Pier and aan, Mirrors six
hy ago. Etageres Centre and Pier
Tables, Turkish Lounges and Chairs magnificent collection
Chamber and Dining Room Furniture Of description
In rosewood OAK and mahossny superb Mattresses Beds
Dc Catalogues at house N B-Housekeepers Will hnd this
sale worthy OF especial attention a.f III I4tN ---
The New York herald., 1862-09-12
UCTIoN NOTICE.--R W. wEsTc cOrT, AUCTIONEER
n pEREMPT0RY SALE OFssEf3fa1 sNe
n ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
l% AT PUBLIC AUCTION. tA
UCTION NOTICE. -. -
n E. ROTH, AUCTIONEER. -
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, -.
- VELVET AND BRUSSELS CARPETS,

g LASS CHINA AND SILVER WARE. Nf
IVORY TABLE CUTLERY, &C
The elegant Household Furniture Of private family giving
at the residence No. 0 West Eighth street.
Clinton place. between Fifth and Sixth win be sold
q public suction this Friday sept l0x ococs pss
elegant and black walnut Paror Suits
rich brocate and green figured reps handsome Reception
Chairs Turkish Chairs and Lounges 40 match rosewood
Centre Pier Tables EtAgercs with mirror backs and
DOORS Pier and Oval Mirrors Curtains shades nne
Oil Paintings rich China Vases, twenyene day Bronze
walnut Bedsseads Bureaus washsssnds Lounges Chair
Rociers CocIs Mirrors Tea and Extsnson Tables Gasa
China and Silver Ware Table Cutlery walnut oideboard
twelve oak Dining Chairs, &C. Sale positive. i.r
n BAH the goods must be removed twentyfour hours
after the sae. @E& as 9sNsF{slH fF@ ~
The New York herald., 1862-09-12

A BRAHAM vANDERPOOH4 AUorIONEHR-RARH
"A opportunity for housekeopeFs and dealers Aagnfcent
Aousehold Fnrniture Drawing Room Suits, Mrrors S4tu
street. between Fifth Sixth avenuas encing IQ
morning OF Psrlors-Bronze and ornou Chandeliers
Lace Curtains two rosewood Suits covered with silk broe
ss Sofas oval BAG. Chairs Reception %
magnificent rosewood Pianofoe elegantly carved legs and
oyersrung bass made by city makers, fully
Bureaus Wardrobes Sofas Tables Hair and Spring
Mattresses Blankets Feather Beds Sheets Dining Ho0%
Tabec"tlery and Lnen oval Mrrors Clocks and vases
Also Basement and Kitchen Furniture Sale peremptory
j. L. SMITH, AUcTI0NEER, WILL SELL THIS
IA day at l0>s O'Clock the entire Furniture Of family
giving housekeeping, IN the private residence Ninth
street. near Third avenue. Sale positive Deposits
quired from every purchaser.
d A. Chiffon AUCrIoNRER.-UNIrED STATES
day September l II O'Clock the dock foot Of Eleventh
street. E. RI one second hand low pressure Iron Boiler
Also lot Of Pine Wood Terms cash. Aactioneers onlce
: ''''''' '''ee'' = " Col D. B. roxPKINs. A. O. n
RYy. g. MCGUIRE 4 CO., AUCTI0NEERs.
Pouches Old Iron Shovel Spades, Axes, Ac-On Monday
%orn,ns sep.sms.r pie S :: ten o;oet :. ne oSys,nmens
shall sell the following articles, condemned UNFIT for
5sH Old Tents and Flies,
lo.0A0 Knapsacks,
4,566 Haversacks,
3,7S Canteens,
Axes, Spades shovels. Picks
Camp Kettles Stoves, Meas Pans
Gs%s pr of irSn Snsfsi Tent tlsas Pas. ssS.ael &C.
Terms cash, in United States Treasury notes.
Byordsr Of Captain DANIEL o THOMAS
JAS. G. xcauiRR CO.,
Auctioneers, Washington, ,. G.
The New York herald., 1862-09-12
uENRY m LEEDS. AUCTIoNEER.- NEEs

II sNe HENRY IT. LEEDS co. wiz aeII NJ auction,
Saturday September l3 IL o'clock IN front Of
sore No 23 Nassau street. Carriages Rockaways, Ac viz
One panel Coach. do, extension seat aud two light
kockaways for single horse, all wirout reserve Also
ooted Horse about Is hands and about Old
sound aud Kind In single harness Also Top Buggy
Wagon IN good order.
The New York herald., 1862-09-12
HENRY b. HERTs, JR,, AUCTIoNEER.
IL BY HENRY WOOD co
AsSIGNEES' SALE OF

On FKIDAY, sEPT. II At II O'CLOCK
Al THE sALEsROOMS, $50 BROADWAY
Comprsing the entire stock OF lrst class city house
Rich rosewood, walnut aud mahogany Paror Cbamber aud
Dnns Room suits Ia every variety TO be sold without
assgnees Goods on view on Thursday
HENRY c. sCRIBNER, AUCTIoNEER-ArCrIoN
sale Of nrst tass Household Furnltnre --lIENgY ~
sCRtBNER VIII sell THIS day ttfday, al 10 oclo nj his
saesroom, Ill Nassau large parIor
Chamber and Dining Room Furniture CONSISTING az ros
wopd black walnut and nshogany PaDr Suits asy Chairs
splendid rosewood E'aseres, black walnut Bbary SUIT In
repsi walnut and oak Bullets, Extension Dining Tailes
and Chairs ROSEWOOD walnut and oak Caambe Furnlt1
rosewood walnht and ahggAny Bureaus; Beds,eai Cen.
ire Tables. Lounges Mirrors, Palasses Mattresses A.
Sale peremptory
The New York herald., 1862-09-12

r BoGART, AUCTTokEBR.-BY $40. BoaART-
81 Friday Sept H. at l0k o'clock nt GO Broad way the
Stock ans Fixtures Of nrs dss segar Store consisting ol
large French plate Mirrors Showcases Gas Chandelier
Olcloh, Mating Counters and Shelyngs Glass Jars
Empty Sssar Bexss &c, &C.
The New York herald., 1862-09-12

A LARGE AND VERY DESIRABLE CORNER BRICK
n Store and Dwelling, Fulton Brooklyn, Tor
ae or exchange rent by =. f. MILES. "a Wall street.
The New York herald., 1862-09-12

OATH HOTEL. LONG IsLAND.-THE PROPRIETOR
II OF this favorte establishment takes this method OF in.
forming friends and the public generally that the Hotel
will be- kent during the months of September aud
ber for the OF boarders and
cIe nj auests, Terms easy. Reduced priceA
j. r. CARY, SupeYintendenk
The New York herald., 1862-09-12

Il
::s -
key. Gin sndosher liquors Sale positive W ' '''
EDWAEp scHEscK, AycE1oNEER
,s AsS S,I HAsSEss iys
fss 81 = n SIESxHT ~ sc!SSissYs HORSES
CANT CANT COUPE. made BY Lawrence. and HARNESS. By
horses IS hands high years old warranted per
years old perfectly sound kind and ssnds in
SyfsTcRY MARE
sS Say % ! sS.Ts ola % and
old perfectly Kind and gentle, and believed b
ELEGANT BAY HORSE.
s s h ss %
% xason aasi made S D.sn
E2tRR2F + SgETI5ssss sS e
srSs sss5f 81 saY !; " o%sEzE saa II SEEeiafSSrs aSrs
are sSsna 81 and od rV.
po@S o nos S
= AA'"''' VALUABLE GRAY FAMILY HORSE;
superb animal years old stylish and nne In form;
ss as sa; S sIss s
r.. sid. ana s.nsa.a. sn ~. ... Do,s.
and SIX csssIHsEs :s's s11sls Harness
One hand Gse tive .ss RSs
LAbTs 51ns sai CRAY a4d SADDLE ADD moRsE,
To be sold TO close estate; very ne handsome animal
si siss high
EDwARD sINrzEvIcH AucrroNEER
IL Choice stock Wines, Liquors. Moet, and ChRudon
81 81 ssag co eoss q u Se wne. a. % and
Liquors ciainparnes sc Par,icalsfs -
L'uRNITrRE SALE IN BRooKLYs-BY COLE 4
ar ,ns day ny d oe9Gs =. 70 ss rh1n
BarrssS CRIBS Bedsiesds Fables wsshsands Rockers.
CEoR E COOK, AUcTIovEER
VI ELEGANT HoUsEHoLD FURNITURE.
This day at n O'Clock At saesrloms, III broadway, a
pfaries dining and Chambers suite separe,e
parcels Ine above is worthy the notice OF buyers as the
w sue = ao--Iute.
IIENRY ID MINER, AUCTIoNEER.-sALEsRoOM 81
~ ~ Nss,au street OPPOSITE the Post sinee-MINER
syNERvlLE M sell Al auction on saiurday sept ls 3.
general Of rich ouseSc fS
aeac @ q e Gs ssn.nS se Bas
sp II eo bak wsnn, q ao n ep eersp
satin brocaae Window cur,ans covered rosewood Eageres
omolu Clock and Csndelabras, Bohemian Gas. Vases
Tables plate Pier Mirrors Lounges aud Chairs, Ea
amelled Bedroom Furniture. black walnut and maho any
silser Paied Ware Naniei d worsted Brocaie
aud Lace Catans star Carpets Hair Mattresses Feather
Beds Boosters and Pillows Stair Rods Drawing ant BED.
Crokery, Glassware and Kitchen Utens ls Al IL
O'CLOCK rosewood 6 octave Piano, made by Chkering, or
superior tones also Two Guitars, Violin, Music. &c.
HENRY H LEEDS, AUCTIoNEER. .-AssIGNEE's
Ii sale HENRY II. LEEDS co. will sell at auction,
Saturday september Is, at " O'Clock IN front Of
No 2 Nassau street. Carriages Rockaways sc, viz -
One paue Coach do extension seat, aud two light
kockaways for single all without reserve Afo,
cream ooed Horse about Is hands and about years old
sound and kind In single harness Also no top Buggy
Wagon IN good order.
HENRY b. HERTs, JR,, AUCTIONEER.
IL BY HENRY WOOD CO.
AsSlGNEESp SALE OF
ELEGANT CABINET FURNITURE
ON FRIDAY. SEPT IL AT II O'CLOCK
Al THE sALEsR00MS, s50 BR0ADwAf
Compsine the entire stock OF lrst class city house
| l-aL-a. u 2aLa In
The New York herald., 1862-09-12

A $40 FOURTH AyENUE-REAL ESTATE BOUGHT,
"a sold or exchanged upon commission Property rented
rents collected leases negotiated advances made upon bond
and mortgage. Mortgages bought and Sold Call upon or
address McKibbin 4 Day
The New York herald., 1862-09-12
WHo WOUND Sor oo 10 MAKE THEIE roEryNEl

w Goys, one and all, TO see Miss wkLIsINuroN. tho
renowned English pfopheless universally acknowledged
the best Of all asrooss who 70 secure 20 inoe
who consuther health wealth and happness and warrants
10 mpar 20 them information OF the utmost por ancos
relative 70 lawsuits Journeys absent friends love- conrsh
marriage hidden reasures enemies and Ieubes-n facA
Of all affairs IN life Brave soldiers learn your doom q
glory, life DEATH II you seek OWE prosperity and
ecity youl not delay to visit Or address by letter this
highly gifted and beautiful yeung = ~ snsn avenue
city who has the genuine Roman and Arabian tasmans for
love good luck business aairs--warraued for es
Lucky numbers given also highly respectable city refe
rences Drunksnnes cured and unfsifu wives and hue
band reclaimed
The New York herald., 1862-09-12

A SMALL TWO STORY HOUSE AND LOT WANTED
IA Either asst not be higher than
Sixerh Address, with particulars, 4. A. r., station
A Spring street ~ aassa.1"s
The New York herald., 1862-09-12

/ MEXICAN HoTEr,-coRNER OF EIGHTH STREET
N and Broadway, is open 10 receive transient and
guests There suits OF Rooms for fami.
lies and single gentlemen. The table is
passed aud moderate
The New York herald., 1862-09-12

rCHE WONDER OF THE woRLD-Two HUNGARIAN
u Astrologsts have arrived this
give charms soldiers with insae their safety
any metallic shot In battle Sa saction proof given 20 the
visitor They also advise on pst and future Rooms
l5 broadway. ~ sfN
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1862-1863, 1862-10-10
JACKSON, Tenn. 8 o'clock, A. NJ

Sock Manyuctoy.-An enterprlslng
firm in Wilmington, n. c., has tacto-
ry in operation in that city that turns
out daily 1000 pairs of thick, strong
and soft socks, suitable for soldiers
wear which are supplied to North Car
olina troops. The same firm, we see,
are endeavoring to establish branch
Of their business at Montgomery, Ala,
for furnishing the troops of that State
in like manner 1t would be a great
blessing to the army could q similar
factory be located on u large scale in
every Confederate State.
These and clothing establishments,
and tan yards, and shoe shops, are en-
inontIy woithy of the attention of cap
ita'ists of liberal, patriotic spirit, as
contradistinguished from those public
scour.es--thoso sons CT Bella, those
worse than PAgans-those infinitely
degraded creatures who, human in form,
wage war against humanity itself, and
put the religion Of the Gospel, which
many of them profess, and the church
of Christ, of which many OF them are
members, to open shame, by their in.
satiate rage for lucre, and their heart
less exactions. We mean, Of course,
the Extortloners.