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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1862-01-30

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Gsi N. n irseil
rhss sia~my. sleify sss'her. sl'li'
iha hess aFe siislns Hfosnd their BIZ
,lhs hes, engserd IN ritefai tir,
on ,ha ras.ina events u Che dst
home aAd ffIsnis are frelIoea'ly mrn
ilenei, wlih accounis n Christine.
ffeIies and hls hunt., anal then shtt
lhe esnsefsHii'm herihs ~ sine H.
want ~ mme'hlng ~ say. 'te mind
'oeh fesefts 70 The place wleic the
kbow they have n,,siou. lend. lldph
Ihg d ihfm. " these te,efies soe
may ofien see 'be conlsnnlee w NJ,
rs thought ~ home aui friends, ~
probably of . sweetheart, ilis acfos
their mind. Then they rclap.c inir
The more sober reflection, lfor you
Inust know that soldiers sometime,
think sohcrly.l oI life, the ehancc'
and vicissiiudcs TINT attend II, thai
this era !. not barren Of important
evess. What they oncc lii'le dream.
cd of. grim visagcd war, nav stalk,
'lrouah the land. w'ihall the horror
aud evils that a'tcnd il; aud that
they have come forth, with comm
nifty of interest. resolved TO drive
hnck the invader. Then comes NJ,
the thousand and one conjecture. Vi
"whni will he the result II VII THE.
"Whcn viii old Abc give ~ tn
iob.' An many are the schcmcs
planned here 10 be prosecuted IN thc
future. should the prcicc,or survive
this ordeal: mud thus with their .onl.
chccrcd with visions OF peace aud DO
nestle happiness. they re,irs to tl'eir
bunhs. towandcr IN the land ol dreams
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VI" soo' '''.''' ~ '"
tp'' New i''r' '"c weather Wa
dry' 'h'"s' W. "'' plenty ~ "'''
and 'reN' hut 500" amer 'e'- open
co. o'd '''rea' P'' ?" n''.n''! E''o'
ana on tue night o' Tue ~" '"'''' "'
/. accommodated m''h'' '','a VII"
coat "' ''e''. ""'e" p'"'.' 1"''e ."
"oy'"g 10 pedestrians anu 'cah'''e'''
'or ",,le'' ~. 'h'y were roughly '''o''' u
was dinhcu'' Tor man or brute 10 he'l
MS equilibrium" whist "a'hlns' D."
"a" boys made the most OF ~ rs ma
ny '"n'''ea themselves WIN skates
aud had hne sPort on Tue Veeoqa'"'
: which s"s completely frozen oser'-'
: Ihe weather Tue" '"oasra'e'' anu o''
! sa'"''y 'a'' the sun ''''ae Out ~ 10 =
mshner rees''sr 70 that "'y' rrc'
.na heavy costs we're Dispensed = "''h |.
Il was remarked by several 'ha' y
'em'ssea the" OF many pleasant Day
she" they attended church 's''ae'
a's" u D'se' Ts"'y /" vas : as'
IN which MAN could d'"n'er ~
thoughts rom the srese''ns things o'
Earth, and P'sme then Tor higher
!; seSvews and letter themes. BIN
!. pAs'ieaIly, !, sss Sunday, and re-
Ilieioss dissertation would hsvc bee'
eagerly listened tn BY the idle group.
Ioasgins around; b., .. ye, We tas'
no chaplain. Monday opened vial
> > brisk northern bvess. sod ss nigh
uAsx,ss Aule. fell ,bisk asd fast
mev - Il sbcs, three iucls, deep
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1862-01-30

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i'm. -, ts6s. twy.Awl Administrator.
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Rrora Eortress Monroe.

FOkTkKss MOSAOR, Friday, sept D. 1907
OF the 700 Rebel prisoners brought here from
The Potomac last Wednesday, over 100 have
taken the oath Of Allegiance aud are discharged.
They were Northern men forced into the Rebel
army, aud some spanards. The remainder were
sent to-day to Aikeb's Landing By flag of truce.
Steamship Ericsson aud steamboats, John Brooks
and Vanderbilt left here this morning for Newport
News 10 take on the remainder Of the army baggage
wagons and ambulances for the army OF the 70
tonsc.
Maj .-Gen. Keyes arrived here this morning on the
steamer Canonicus from Alexandria
The Richmond war Of Sept. contains lengthy
and spicy editorial condemning JEFF. DAVIS and hi.
Cabinet for tie ndiacreet appointment OF clerks III
all the Departments Of State, calling them ltle
clerks jews and Yankees, and accusing them Of
being spies and disoyal to the Confederacy. IL
recommends their removal, and the substitution OIL
men Of acknowledged loyalty and merit, and thai the
appointments be made unbiased by any political H.
fuence or favoritisp.
The Congress If st in ssssion, and teebly mitat-
ing the Congress Of the United States.
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Enibussusiic War Meetings.

NhiNAho ohuldaA sept U, love-
The war meeting in this city this afternoon was
an immense affair. The stores closed at p. H.,
according 30 the proclamation Of the Mayor. TIE
Mayor presided over the meeting. Speeches were
made by Gems. Carts, Walbrdge, McCleruand,
Ex.Gov. Randall aud Senator Trumbull.
In the evening Gen. Wabridge addressed the
Board Of Trade at length and urged the necessity Of
putting the State in q complete condition Of defense
against domestic treason and foreign intervention
He urged that the spirit was never more enthu-
elastic and determined than now.
SrssUEHAsSA, Saturday sept G, 1862.
The war spirit il up here and the people aroused.
moet spirited and enthusiastic meeting was held
Lere to-day, and over three thousand people were
present The meeting was addressed by the Hon.
Daniel s. Dickinson, who made one OF bis elect I've
and stirring speeches. Mr. Silra also Addressed
the meeting. The poet and b,ladist james u.
CLARK, sung The Sword Of Bunker Hill and other
ss!licsc sopgs. aud lii a9ql-strging music u DONG
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY, SEPTEMBER s. 1862.

good in this community. The meeting adjourned to
eight o'clock this evening, when it will be addressed
by MessS. Thomas ID. Wright of Binghampton, and
ii. A. Beebe, of Owegc. The war spirit is aroused
IN this region, and draft will rot lie necessary
get men to fight for the Union and for freedom. The
enlistment is going rapidly for the Sickes Bri-
gade.
OwxGO ~ Y. Saturday, Sept. G, 1862.
large and enthusiastic war meeting was held
here last evening, and was addressed IN neat,
eloquent, and earnest manner, by one OF the most
gifted Of our countrys orators Nj. T. ID. Wright of
Bnghanton, law partner of the Hon. Daniel 5.
Dickinson, whose speech was received with the
widest enthusiasm. bIr. II. a. Beebe of THE
Onego gazette presided. Several patriotic citizens
came forward and enrolled thor names for the Cor
coran brigade. There is no doubt but company
Will be raised in this vicinity readily Tor the gallant
Corcoran.
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in Company g, Bakers Firs, Ca fornia Regiment aged
yeats.
SAMsON-In Brookl7n on Sunday, sept T. Mr. Alfred J"
Samson. In the 23d year Of hi. age. ,u o..
His relatives and friends invited n a,enu ,ne
at the rong place Bspi Church eolnef 'i hfsa" 'e''
on i.esday. Sth inst, al = o'clock.
Ilalnh.id ~ j.. papers please copy.
SULLlVAN-in this city Friday Sept $. Bono'e sui'sn
wife OF Daniel Suiya IN the 3ith year OF ner asr.
SliifLbS-ln this city Saturday Sept b. Chh'tor Oe'
Shields, aged % years.
sOL0MONs-At Hobosen N J.. on Saturday Sept 9. Jthn
r. Soioinons aged % year, months and days
TIKI MBUL-On Friday SEPT :, very suddenly frem hem
ohage OF the luug. Nh. VIM W. TTumbull aged A. year,
The deceased for several years past employed in tie
sud NAL his Death cfeate deepyiet vacancy among his
friends eni relatives The funeral services yesterday
held 1t No % Beach tue Rev lsasc 3 kslloch ON
eating The remains inferred 10 Greenwood Gene
te1y
Brooklyn, Friday, Cspt. 5, Jane NJ.
TbursiOn.
VAN HOEVEN9ERGIT-Tn Kingston. \. Y. on Friday,
sep. Jane G.. wife of Henry Van Hoeyensergh, NJ d.,
H. the 1tl year o. her ase.
VAN AXrE-In this city, Friday, Sept 8, Conrad ID.
Van fHte sged q years. 10 months and days.
WARD-In the Hospital. Aesandria Tuesday, Sept ?,
~ wounds received in bottle Capt 7 ard Of the 2Oth
Newfork State Militia.
funers services Eiety T.. Church Mon
DAY sept g. AZ O'Clock D. Preachers OF the New YORK
Conference Of which hr member and fiends gene
rally, are invited 70 ateld The rrm-ins will he taken to
south Dover Duchess County Tuesday for mtefmcnt
WYLlE-0n Saturday, Sept s, Robert Wye. ia the %
year Of his aga.
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A SOLDIER SHOT-A soldier named John John
residing in Jersey City shot about O'Clock lat
evening BE- the eessLess ~ tho names
Of some unk person. lie a. the depot WI
the departure soldiers from gersey City and ~ they
were moving aay amidst the tho soldier. and
teors H. tine discased pistol tire be- nom
which took eject JohnsOBs shoulder, passed upwards
through the Oh and cam. out under the chm The wound
very one, out not prove fatal The injured
removed TO the hospital where his wound was
dressed.
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Sfase Politics.

VALArn, Sept. Z, 1862.
William G. Vaudeville of Stuyvesant has been
appointed delegate and Jacob p. Miller Of Kinder
hook alternate, from the I'D Assembly District of
Columbus County to the Democratic State Conven.
ton.
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SruvoS oy The Waffle Rev. u. y. Lewis,
nas,or Of the Duane-sreet VI. l.. Church, delivered
an ELOQUENT and paiiiolc ditcourse before biz con
creoa,ion last evening tie prcssrt national cr.sls
Ito conses-resulis, aud demanda lie briefly
alluded 10 the long continued efforts Of the South 10
pread Slavery over territory sauciied to Freedom,
,,aciro in a mastery mauner, tue leading ncdenis
IN II cir strngpe down 10 their final opTOsIuon to
,b ;os,alla,ion Of President Lincoln, and the open
inc of the rebellion. Tie real cause"f The nation .
,,o, WA obseryel 10 be in the planting Of dOlnes-
rio Slavery on tie virgin soil Of Virgin ~ far back
90 1852 Then the foundation Of this rebellion Wa
laid and il had grown into lantic qroportcn IA, ana
Con. 81 10 threaten tie lie Of tie Republic. The
u.,,ro NJ the war was that OF scf-deicrcc The
co,,b ,ve,e tbe aepies-ors-we Of the great North
~. def, uders Of home and government. Inc
.r.ole, ere allndcd TO tie heavy loss OF ihe Union
,,., and smoke With much feeling having secured
;,,oiligence Of the death Of lis own ton-A ''l'an
&, ,ho recent battles. The audience were greatly
o,.d lie deprecated ihe le.yy losses OF the amy
..,,ic,,.,lv ir Virginia. There Ma m defy to be
.ol,.d and the guilty one ought t. be htih fesl"ifl
bile The government Wa oren 10 "'"'''''' W.
mo, could DENY the virtue honesty, ann pa"l"'.'Ni
g tbo im;oi.lration, but il id not seem - J''to
froo, actual events; 70 p1e'ess truly r"nu'H '"'
corion Of the ylst proportions OF tbs repoI'" ~"
the amin ,,eoUs 10 he ~ Orccd jDr rs 0re0'r"'' i"o
courtrv had n Chin upon er cons aud daneh'ei'
He urged his hearers, therefore 10 Nv
the name Of the Lord and The sword oi "''''"'
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ForrioS Erws At HAEp.-A dlspa'eh iron.
Calais Me-, staies that the Norwegian Lar l'''.''
Cape Race, with later news from Europe '""s
10 the non-working of the telegraph lines Last We
are unable 10 lay Ibis news before our re'oofS ''
qo,Qing.
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Observation-Disclosures AynslI.)

Tie Soldier the Business Man. the Mechanic.
The Writer the Speaker. tAe Belle o. th- Evening
The Booker. the Lilroi.Grnser. the Opium Eaier
The Nsrvou. the Melancholy the Con.nn2 rive the weak
The Rheumatic. the Hv rocbonfriss III. Dsees ed -
Find. IN thi. drirai. RkIsH ENHlLAkANT and NER-
hINt beautiful substitute for Liquor Opium, smoAiss.
without tha reaction usually at,end the o. stimuliis
See ,u-r Put IN unique gold silver sstin, End ivory
boxes. - cts a. boxes ia Turkish Carton 81 sCOII
Co Cbeuists. Nos. sol ana 80 Brosdsay
For Sale by al Pfouliu NJ Druggists.
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Ihr Irnns,doa ReaiinenI.

HEADQtAkItKS so 8IJ biDAbNAi.,
p.,riotc men good character snd hDits VIII mud IN tl
i,n con euis conpanon. aud ,nioy unusual advantages
H. xsr,n r.prcts tEVRsors FRIENDS viii cai" Tor tAeif
f.,ucs Thr denofaxue 'nhnsncrs Of ciinp ne VA not
reach h ~ history Is destined t. be III in'e'
,.tiuu cbant,r IN ti" narrative 81 our HON - a.
t,.P WITH Asp VIII Do Nor Gocp'
ulADgf AKIEnS No. GiJ BROADWAY
fAup Al LAM AlCA, J.. |
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A Corrections.

To NE Ed,for Of The " L. Irn me
Sm:-Alow N to correct ui.isks msir by your cores
ponden in your isls Of yesterday lie ssys at O'Clock
In tie afternoon the enemy threw hesvy column. sain cur
Jeff where Medals reserve and Duyecs bssG- hold posi-
ton the latter Gu the en- 1As statement beg
leave to correct the position hs extreme tn ~as he
by General Hsrtsgf'- Bi.ade Of r,k's Diyhion from
oclo,s until nearly O'Clock. The 9Th Regiment y Y = NJ
being u the ere e o. the Brgade snd onyeifea
fro, o- ,osit,n after receiving portion orders sud Le b."
m ..d ON the left by AZ en~ N.Y. btt'.ry and Brfie -
atrv we al that Lavil artillery On me t1if'Hs
i. although there many b4rfcs tst were h'l
o zion and dII no he 1un thfoug honi the iiA
firss. Suffered H. tie lp 4 10th oicris and
men. and although much cot up fol- bacs IN Order beng eh
10, ~, M Of tlr encmy's ttteIiss for u~afly milo We
t ti,.e Field Officers kied out ~ s-vi o1 duty ~ u"
BIi2t,e . l'mhn' YER fe-f'',i,u. +, otgtcFp
An Hdria Va, SEPT 8 1867. HELD OFFICLH'
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The Kcmnias OF Col. FLETCHER Webster.

HUSTON, SfuTf1y, Stlt D, IFJZ.
The body of Col. Fletcher Webster viii lie in
state in Faneu Hall from IL O'Clock on Monday
morning until II O'Clock on TUESDAY, when the fu-
neral service will take place.
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Fi,th Nceirlen, Artillery \. y. ",


stationed al Fort hsIss Baltimore aud orsanzed for CARR
outy Offers superior Inducements to recruits Tho hsn'
ct bounty given. ,,, .,
State ana Town Bounties are paid sh-u enlisted 800
hppiy conner toud nd Jorirnilg ats boot!n' OF Lieut.
Lieut. col MURRAY. Rrgimental Rccri'ing Ohcer
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ST 1860 X.

pRAKE's PLANTATION bIITtkS
rnyIgora strengthens and purfes tie systeu 10 perfect
app.r and Natures great resiore II Is composed OF pure
st. Croa Run. tie celebrated Galaxy Bark roots and herbs
ADAPTED to weak and delicate persons md can be
relied upon for it. purity 1, Dyspepsia Is gentle
tonic and il Just the thing for changes Of the Sold
by all Grooers. Druggists, Hotels. and Saloons L. H.
IpsFF 10 No 2Q2 I,rosdyay New York.
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BOUNTY for Volunteers in NCw-rsnvcn.

NEw-H,vES. Conn. Saturday, Sept e. 1882
The town OF New-Haven to-day voted TO pay 800
additional bounty, making 500 in all, to the nine
month volunteers 3i3 men required to ill the
quota.
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We are requested 10 call attention 30 the proceed
ings Of the 22d Ward Union Association, published
in our special notices this morning.
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The TAN BILL,
UNHRIE

IEiON-TLOOD- Thu .ilv sept l. bv the Rev. s
r. Wilson. Nj Alexander an -.1n OF HuztfEd, Conn q
ai.s Msysia lont OF New / orb City.
EA2SHAl.L-ilLION-O Thur Day Sent. T. a. Toy
y - o., to Hev. 4 W. Colt y q. NJ. Jesse D. W
hpsh.'i 4 s9,guehauna Ia t. Mis- Emma Iitoa o
NrU-YOfk
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r>lrsn sfAfFt THE,.Ull, N4w-loEH' sep. y ~, ,,
Postage Currency, IN assorted IaeAise' OF RI, T.
D., Ms 90 h. ,l in.l a. ths ohC- IA rfchan@. -
Nl1E 20 STATES MOTIFS Only single pea airr WIN DE-
given 10 an applicant Apply At tlv large ROOM second oi5
between the hours II 10 hrd3
JOHN J. CISCO. Assistant Treasurer L. :.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PLANTATION BAT
TFRs Of t celebrated brand appears TO be Ia every on'
month"; O.. ell every ones table They aea 'Pendd
srol, and con b, relied upon s.gorgten sne nssoFate
Lsiuxs.
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Fl I'M IIlI1-sENENrH REaIMENr \. Y S. ~ G..
Il, -, Army Nurses.

WANTED, at Agency Ssniasy cenimlaon no ~ hsola'
,,,y between the hour. o. aud d., daily, ABLE
IOpfTO MEN, between I'll. Of 10 AMI u years, to az
a. NURSES In 4. :. Hospitals and OF TTansports
Twenty dollars aud hy cent, pr month NIL o. lsii ana
=. ions cotlrg and medical attendance furnished None
need apV, uncs they pDduc" csstihcAs o. good nor 81
., cat. oaesa the pnysic ,ininsou anu ready
81 r ~ .nur.- Win ,nn Z y NoNnrnm- ~ io- one Ne,r
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LOUISVILLE, Scpt. I, lopS.
The President has concurrod in the appointment.
of Charles 5. Gilbert AZ Major-GeneIal, and Wm.
Il. Teull as Brigadier- General.
Col. Waner Of the 18Th Kentucky, sou-n-aw Of
Gen. Leslie Combs, reported killed at the recent
fight ut Richmand, KY, is there recovering from u
severe wound.
The Rebels hsve buraod all the bridges on the
Louisville and Frankfort Railroad between Bagdad
and Frankfort, except tia. overthe Kentucky River
and a small iron bridge over a creek.
shrPHBRp.vIfLE, Sept Z, lSf2.
About 500 Rebel cavalry burned enc section Of The
Salt River bridge lie morning, danas ing but slightly
the new portion recently erected. Gen. Dulnont
had bis forces under arms al day Mt Lebanon june
ton, expecting an attack 10y Rebel force. All IL
quiet south Of Lebanon Junction along the line Of
the Louisville and Nashville Railroad.
CrNcISsArI. Sept :, u -.
The Rebel army, 1900 strong, aie reported to
have passed Boyd5 Station to-day, al noon, and are
this evening in nll probability, a. WILLIAMSBURG,
fifteen miles from Covirgton. They ere sai 10 be
commanded by General HEATH Of South Carolina.
Ordcrt-Gcpcrni Headquarters Stale Of
NfW- Ofb, htthtuNt
bnny, sept. d. 1862.
GrNEKAL ORDER NJ. 70.-1he Communicating
CHEF avsils himself Of tie occasion OF the retcn Of
the 7tb sfh, llth l2tA, lhh, lYth. I'D, 18th, 9th.
IL th and IA Re.GaeEts u tho National Guards Of
the State of New York TO thank them forte services
Trey have rendered to ts country and for The honor
they have reflected on q. state.
Summoned tho second time in thirteen months Nv
n sudden and Urgent call - Tire aid II the General
Government, they consented che.v:uy 20 tie saori-
fee % urivsts Interests. and Abandoned at almost
moments notice al private ocCniations 10 hasten to
the defense Of the National CAP iIal then in danger.
Iabtua,cd to the comforts and enJOynen.s o.
wealthy and veuceful coumuIl,les, they have dur
ing their prolonged absence from thar lOmet suh-
mitrei without murInur TO tie tari-l,s, the pr
va ous and 20 the labor, Of ihe BE Of -oiea, and
they have discharged with fdoly arc .laci = ever
duty they were called 70 perform, aud have stood
read; TO encounter every danger tie might De called
upon to uee'.
Their conduct HIS entitled them t. the thanks ~
the Government tiey woro sumiaorsd - defend,
and has won for them the gratitude AID confidence
Of the people II gives assurance that notwiihstad-
ing the vast anny Of yoluutecrs tie stat" o! New
ork hae sent 10 The defence III tic Union shs has IN
her national gunrds, always Al her command force
ready heretofore 10 E.spond to any cal! thsi
may be made on il by the General Jverhneni, aiiG
able al the same tine, to reserve toe y ace, man
tain The rghts and defend the liberties Of her own
people, and VIII .tever foim OF from Dateyer quarter
they may he as6allcd.
He Commander-n-Chief will always esteem
among tie most important # las duHes 10 "O, by
every IN his power n promoting Tie interests
and ntrbui u 10 the III ci-ney Of the citizen vel
di, ~ OF the State
By OIL ier Of the Con. uards7- inc bi<
IHOs. HILLHOIsR, A6lt.-G
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The Europa Outward Bound-Tbe Sum-
benin ct Halifax.

HALIFAX. Sept. 5, via SACkyIILE, Sept g. 1862.
The steamship Europa arrived here from Boston
at O'Clock this morning, and sailed for Liverpool
at u.
The steamer Sunbeam, thirty days from Liverpool,
anived here at o'clock this afternoon.
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Ironside. Regiment. Company a. Wa. n

fg and . urI DO Arthodis- rpisct p- ChGTGh ~ -ths
80 Az on MDNDah ENENlNG. sept D. At htii-pist !.
coca In the purpose Of s.ias IN mo oFssn@tiion oil
r,muauy 4 fCnr,snphrg fElu.sn (lptiin OF the lhON
-tDfS REGIME ST lonlng ttGe To ad.tiets oi tae
y \ Young ,.us Chl.sliil Assoc alton The Rrs Daniel
INV the Rev i.bur Nskius the Hon BEN AMIN r
M.nelTe John iheu on, e'q tn-s 'ioud esq a.dotNer
"'' azure BtNy. f. MANIEERE, Chairman Aux Com.
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The Tax Bill,

now READY. IN u pamphie. Of 81 pages on tine, white
paper Beside the bill which word tor word u accordance
Win the original apfeld to it al phlJeiica heca
on Of every article to be taxed by the law md the
suourt Of aa be levied thereon. Th renders Il AZ
COZ pie aEd conveuien, as It Is possible tonase It.
Pfce cents potpsid; per oc sent ty express -
p.r 100 II by mail Adlees. THE TRIBUNE. Sc.s-iork
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Brighton, 1853.

Dresden, 1897. brighton, lS03'
No cnyrr. .ther tor advice medicines untii cured
Ladies 10 whom lite become r burden on account or
r should try the ,edcaed Bath by The use Of
which the pat IS years 50 many remarkable cures
Lav4 been effected
These Bath. lie charm In Of Chronic Nheuns
tsn, Gput. Dyspep.s. snd skin diseases. $500
Doctor Won EALLENsTElN, No sc Ess. 17ths
Near Union Square.
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,i,,y-sin,h Realmert,N. .VoI,. =

~Nty-si.,h Rtaimert, n. \. Fols.-toL JoS nh;v
{. iINt hNhf-His2 BOUNTY AND ADVANCED RAJ
- ii2 bounty and advanced guarlni"'d ever a W.
erlts Ia this regiment AMI = aidiIsn"i oYu
TIE expiration Of ne period OF bis enlistment ray Anu
commence rom date vi enrichment =, -. -.
HeaGgulrtcis oh Regiment Armory Centre "''"e'' 0''
Gfa aud md entire st.., new. loik cay. or,
La, .cs.. - -. %, Le.!G.-s .-...'
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ir,u,ides Regirrnt, comno..d wholly Of men Of good
mora, chagsr.rr col CiAS. GOULD. commenting Few
mon recruits wanted or tie uptown Company NJ Continent
4 Hall corner dthnv. and 3i'hst. tapt W HENRY
WOODWARD, rccrl itI oeer Apply euly. as tAis Com
Il rnI-id IY tlling Tn nsna hauLY .Yan.