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The New York herald., 1863-11-21
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

A RCHBfsIOP wHATELY AND Mn NELSON Ff.
~ ksr-f ftsr Fortra t Hlog athiss AMI fhafartfs--A
Conpo4nd Saiure-fOw On oss sfe uafs lne1nsf =
IhATaceT-WhEt MigLf te done wlk Ifoa r. aaE
tge Rsck0ns Figr-a-Doing ooJ1 1olAcr-lts EIsrfs
POiy and Nind-Tempsn'e hfnnkiuz-Ths ualr rrade-
Ight Hair, Brown Ha r BAE Nar-hhrsr rr ths Ofia--
Brent Of hc Trade Raj - TIE No4fs- -LEnrf Coat
NJ Clyiyslt0r--The Two Brsaf ftnrsn Huss.
And Ameriai Win inlsrssinE taefs, 10 ue Dsfsuitsf
fd1uble numbefl FukfSOLpGrCaL JOURNAL AND
fIfE fLLUhrHA1fD Only 10 cents ~ mail A
new volume IN January Wow u ihe utnn 20 sgt@fr'be.
VI % ysar. Address F0ufsr Wells, 3e Brc4isay Y.
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ils NA"sa street.,
New YaTs.
Are trsrsred 10 fsrni.h erAieTR wh Bst, wsrayises.
sevstAper,. Din. r.tnssugns Xsrsisrs. Tta Csai
pstilaAuon, .bs Boa. Nr,le LlhsErsrh. pep. Pea.
si. Darsa AmsaAas s,s onsry efsE s.Bss tos,ti- or
foreign and ftaay al ne u r,as4 s4l' an4 ,s4s 70
q4ir,a ~ The trade rr,'. ,hsi 1.fy s,ngt'igu ssa
-n he utmost bromVnss.
wsH. Tie Osnsrhl Agents TO- aLd aEa .hs -tse sl ia
o., Ess uumtsr q saeirg put oton. 81 af -hies 90
,pply At rsbi.isr .o~cst gres. rof us elass.is aaa
uiraitz Il or telss psnn = - s'sr AZ -
pabAsl,rs u View Tsr Bssol " PtHassghia ss4 g. or
.anains Ia hs vsa. 'sr o . %, i--aty hrs- y.,i,
Trte. 80, afeasr, sna f4la aas e.1s ,is iaf4. alsn
Ia r.sua % or nsloi y 1rvsfihE sros. f4rassss -
.ttnAnsn.
P.tiisisr Q bo1n Hss.tiass 90 .sulstt~n. ubs
nay essre al.s losv % .hi' ~ 70 fr,sts ~
u.if raii-.lar, a- rs.a.sira 70 sog au.,at ~a .s
or f.-ar.' - pasalas say ssrs .'s ss-I .-i - 90
have go otasrs 10 a. hs frsasr rus' % taf'
s1.ss a-loz rsssps 3 - ks-y acne"
~ DEsTgE HauLrDs a c0.
DO slrws rfs~, s.~ruF
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NoH'E
The uudsrs.s1ec CoLu4t-louers sec - 81 meeting
he'd atbe Fft Ayeuue NCrl en.ug ~ October Il
act ter p1rg0s % receiving ptou- O. the capital
si1-s q ara Bark va capital ~ e. 90 SO hereby
kre nNiCc tat e Iks NJ .lhs- ron - tue capital sfck
Cf s4l hank N b. 0p.led Monday he sd day oi No
veu 90 nst q ne occ o 40 Unif sihie- flst Conpa-
= a. Wal -irf f n r rt asd remain open fiF3 uF
tle h0-rs o. eacb aay -lu i,e ir Jay y Dcccm
Ter, lLC.s.Fe
Fise eeutan ~ he ru.o1rt o ta,h snts-rpt wll
D. ltrfi 90 te A' the Tine 20 fabstrtug and ftc
.arce ius'r mems 10y D. saed fQr b. ,te DE-
rs,trrs, accordance nc ~ C1uscss FLlh
lrss tAftv icr ~ e palg n b. fore the
ak c1mgohccs Dr. alAs ead hc remainder u r'almsn's
GO tfutlu every Two enccc Mobthf ths rc8 TER
pFTEN rOOpEH
GEORGE OPDYkE.
FREEMAN CLARKE.
DAVID DDHA. lCoI d. orcTt.
JOSEPH STUART
HENRY w MALI
PENJhNlN y. HUTTON
Nov
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NoTlCE:-sAig OF THE KENosilA, ROCKFORD
~ and Rock IL and Railroad d-Thc undersigned, Benia
min Williamson, The trustee OF deed or gage
b.Arpp da. he II day OF Ap 1857 made by the Ke.oshA
according the laws of the State OF wisconp. Ko
nosha and Rockford Railroad Company corporation duly
trustee also OF deed of bearing tho
hrs day OF March, 1907 made by the Kenosn and
kock lhand Railroad Company. corporation duly
lied under the laws OF the States OF Wisconsin
by the consolidation OF the said kenoshA
rohd Companies and the Rockford Ms1sspp IlA rnaa
tonpany-in execution OF The powers In and By ssd
public auction The Court bouse the ci,y Of Rocsfora
In the ko'e Of IL nos to the highest bidder cash on
1hursdiy Ne III day of January 1864 O'Clock T.. W
or me shd cav he following deoi6od properly
All singular he railroad Heretofore known
he Kenos6a and Rockford Rair nd and now snown as
road extending from Kenosha in the State Wisconsin,
20 kockiod In the state ~ Illinois, together with all te
,gn. ,gu o. way aspo, EG.saaS rsi,ways rails BRIDES
he lands and heredi held acquired either ~
the kenoSha and Rockford Railroad Companios by the
"a consoda ed connection the said raj
road from kenosha 10 Rockford relating hereto and
also all The Tolls incomes Issues prons aud
porate or ober franchises OF either Of the said kenosha
company connected with their said line ofawsy from Keno
aha 10 Rockford relating thereto; Snds all locomotives,
engines, tenders, Of Kind, machinery, nacnr
shops tools and Implements wood and property connected
with The proper equipment working operating and
duciing OF Appurtensnt 10 the Aforesaid line Of railroad
from kcnosha Ia Rockford. The ssd sill not uclud,
Hocsiord Railroad Coinrsnie- or OF the said conso.
dated company, which have not been necewariy re-
iained FOR their sad road roadway from kenosbs
10 Rockford, or Included In their degot- station
grounds. required for the construction, opera
tnn, maintfn nance convenient use OF the same and
which said Kenosha and Rockford Railroad Companies
dsr6eed of WILLIAMSON. Trustee
3crosrn 20. iss
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AMUsE MENTs.

AMVsEMENrS.
WALLACKis BEGiNs at g
w EIGHTH WEEK
OF Mr. LESTER wALLACBS
HIGHLY POPULAR
AND uNFRECEDEHrEDLt fCIuLAR
FIVE ACT DRAMA
RCsEDAiE.
~LiCL coltnDe 70 attract
IMMENSE AUDIENCES
srs 70 he JsCeVed with
GREATER ENTHUSIASM
than marked the
TlhsJ WEEK or fTs.PRCDuCTICH
viii again be gwen
TO NIGHT.
WlfD lTs HIGHLY POPULAR CAST.
For OtneS AmIsements see Another
Fart or the Paper.
FINANCIAL.
A ILAfTlc AND GREAT wEsrERn RAILROAD
n Bends
STATE or OHIO
per cent First MOI Bono ponN payable ArrJ
AND let October, ". .nopa payable N ls7G
A limited nuntcT CT hese secdTues fcr sale ty lie
tsrsrued
H0Hl AfD h LsY!FwhIL
"a South ftoet
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AMUsEM MENTs.

AMUsEMENTs.
NIsLos GARDEN ooNMhsoes AT N
iif fnfs s1S hSsss EyfNise NOV @ G.''''''
AND LAST aT+SfFiRN HfFnARANcE
during the present ssasqn 1.T1tonA q urpoy
who VIII appear 10 her ripE%P91pE successful dTama
DramA.,ssa from iiSI hc aovei eA'fai Eas, Iyorep
'ne '''"A wi be 'psPPfItss sPPERbcasr Y
rfssf rhfssssff'y yAfYsASAsCE FYfs,ns; s3E g op
Mr. Mr. hSp I MRS BARNEY WILLIAMS,
'HH odisht oiShhshAfsP fsPEssosa4HSs aSHsR!ASS AID
~, ,, IRISH AND YANKEE LIFE.
wien W." TIE "a fxES Ets'sna GlheLs da"a ''
TIE ousT6ss T5s s'oS'if ~ fHE II COUNTRY.
ado 'h' "'sh4'l' PA TATs 3 rLexpERs,
Mr. AND MRS sARSsY WILLIAMS
WI ar''A'i iiiGTIS IrgRHIifd r%HLhyrED sHihyED COMPANY
sE% 'sJGsERS cosSH osf
p,,..,.,, ,l sysic S ,,,,,,.,,,
'D' THREE DAYS IL ADVANCE.
w THIRD WEEK
BKnIIANTT F. nNGAonxENr s!ja
MR. AND MRS " J. rloRLNcE.
The most 'a'''''l sEc656y Eco 6sysa SERR e h- 'A-'
xArnLrEs &AvouRSr1s.
'sl"' 'e'''e' ovERFI Ssh OWING HOUSES,
THE saSsATlcN 81 TnE SEASON
No drama with the exception q the colleen Rawr
been presented 20 the Irbic racy OF lr.L sell fl
Hsf srR6kES op nG Of ''
prIlcA,E r9ucnffhss or TENDERNESS
i eyekes throughout tbai ,eautiiDl blending cf
TIE SMILE
TIE TEAR,
emblematic Of Tie lrish character
The illustrative scenery by X Smith, is Of he
picturesque and Charming Character and tte Wild
THE DEVILS CRAIG
Lac seldom been surpassed fer
PERFECTION OF PICTURE
TKRENcE oMooRE
HI
W j. FLORENCE
Tie Drama q Kath'een Msyourneen win be followed by
THRICE MARRIED,
10 which
Mrs ". ] FLORENCE
viii sustain
FOUR CHARACTERS,
which ste WIN sng "Iherry Rps' the popular
Barney Hean German French and Spanish song and
dance the celebrated dane OF Anda!usa la Sec lada
Vivian Ripple, an artist Mr.. W J, Florence
Wan AItukGff t-t67g - .~v'
GREAT MORAL EXHIBITION
EGYPTIAN CARAVAN.
hyatt FROST MANAGER.
$50 AND Hl BROADWAY
The New York herald., 1863-11-21

IsARNUGo AMERICAN MUSEUM
~ TUE GkEArESr WONDER,
ever seen on tie lace a Ike l'o5e
InE VERY w0NpER OF WONDERS
THE GIANT GIRL FROM NOVA SCOTIA,
Ei0hT FEET ONE INCH BIcn,
SUCH A MAMMOTH GIRL
@ss never seen The face OF the giohe.
THE GIANT BOY,
Only Is YEARS OLD AND FEET HIGH.
TIE LILlIPUTfAN KING,
u YEARS OLD, ONLY - INCHES BIGH,
WEIGHS BUT II POUNDS
DuEsr eyes never saw such a contrast. A
Ttey VIII be seen ~ AL hours every day and evening
The Musical Drama
THE CHILD OF TIE REGIMENT,
Uvery afternoon and evening, IN which
MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM 1ONERSAL,
nom the Irincra European theatres will appear In The
N0tfnc bafaeters sustained by the entire slTengh Of tie
ccmrary
TIE magnificent Drama,
MAk1ETIE OR TEE HAka1N1 OF DEATH,
"a which
TnE SPECTRAL ILLUSION TIE GHOST
MISS DORM DAWROy
THE DOUBLE VOICED SINGER.
~ll also APPEAR IN her wonderful vocal pcgformance
THREE GROUPS OF MOVING WAX FIGURES MON
eTER PYTHON. GRAND AQUARIA Sea Lion, Monster
Bear Samson and mi hon oihcr wondcrs-
Admission 20 Children under
POSITIVELY NO FREE LIST
Nc more dead heads. Positively fee ADM ssion uIGer
any rreience.
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NV .IArIns.

vttr.t-tft $500 U. pAfLr WENttn. fF.f
.a.H fH f f
- fs y.s. l..yt a4tft@ Y. a. "a ~ Sea .A'-
The New York herald., 1863-11-21

DuBLfC SALE OF VALUABLE fARM-fOSTAfS
J. Ing ~ acres In high stat. Of cultivation ,ou- wood
land. large 81 house and oubudinss abundance OF
fruit well fenced and wat.rd conditions 10 per cent down
26 ccnto when deed Ia: ready balance remain
bond and mortgage Tor term OF sale Tuesday,
Nov ~ at clocs Y. M the farm For particulars
ply to q. VAN WAGON Aucone.r 20 Main street. Paler
N, }.
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TOR LlvEaPoof.-otD HLkCK STAR itEK-TuE
j. spendd Buush CLIPPER .h'p Abkl AIDE 'Np'an tt'
ting salts November - Average lNsfrr sIrrru HarH
stseIAge p.ssase inculing frvt-ions 81. ~
New Yors
The New York herald., 1863-11-21

I ClTY OF NEW YORK, DEPARrMRwT or rIHANoE.
@9 Se se, 9 9oys sSny So Is ,op for
S sSss s"a % ss ess'd & a. ne oRe
he sse WI Be pnb'y opoo -o he oLeie q sny "n m
q g sam o. htee neadrta 20 collars q me Nsw
ofihe LaTsof ise2 and by 81 ord.sanee pssia Of
hs s1G s9es @ IS 70 Proyida means i2 c.gse ne 'op
VIII be- interest al bc rate Il Elk per cert FER annam ray
c 9G sr H e e. f 3 se q NAY s sl
meR's q eae hlnd,cd tnoasand dollars each eenmeaDg
ne IoPsssisi sac stock d.ea sne
6s a s.s VI s. sa 1f
rs any Ssp TO sss se% a's 1sr ss
FrssSs1r The Cog rirssr 81. he rcsp,f q he
,ed receive esrtaeaies equal amounts q Ss par
value = lie eoek, bearing interest from tie dates of
yss ssss be scaled
eqrea % Sc enyeoee aaGgessed e he ccnfCer
county. AiInEw 7. HREEsAN, Comptroller.
DIscHAReEp OFFICERS AND SOLDIERS Ac
ee Sssd n fTsy no sn aaa o
I5 1pf e S sssIs; n
Eloecst street
CovIsNsFNT SECURITIES.
A. 0ii'Gs & AIay. ISaf
''rsa'E " r. sdi:s tsat .is.,, hsit'fE'
SocIs feI NE varous iasdes q government securities
''''3 $ss:ysHs. s3s5s
N be allowed 10 banks, bankers aLI otLefs
,sE' ,5EEAsgEgss 9gF5sE sEwPoET
until Tuesday December inclusive FOR four hundred
tho sand dollars Of the loan Of million dollars
The bonds of The State OF Rhode Island author
zed ued OF The General Assembly Mt its
speca Session June, A. d. 1853 Tie bonds for one
dS+5 T 5
Providence January and July In each year The bonds
Tuesday December Accrued Interest TO be paid - the
day Of delivery The right reserved 10 reject all Of
the bids, u ootsdered necessary promote protect
.Llerss. Of he State.
SAMUEL A. PARKBR General Treasurer
JACOBS BERNHEINER co,
u BANKERS,
sTlCg ANn EYruANCp ppOEroo
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XNEW Bow FRY THEATRE.
~ See ri, prftor ....,...... ....yr J. w. Llnrard
SATURDAY NIGHT Nov ~ 1868
- a. >, fAnMoyH BILL
. MES LEO HUDSON,
I've NondeHu! Ncuciaulatc Actress ard Fe esrisnne
tcu cf i = ~
MA2EPPA.
any hing Of the kind teiore IIesented
tbs public OF New iuIk. Her
ItONRAHEOUS ECuEsTRIAEiSH,
| TEkEl.lC ASCEEIS AND DkSCENT1
~hie Lashcd 70 the Back OF the Wd Horse Of TartaIV
received by the :hoGsands who ghy ihrong this
|shsatTe with thrilling arDszement
y. - . The yogng and popular Ae!er
And the favofile,
Mrs. W. O. JONES.
The Immense Drama or
=. ROBERT HACAlRE.
~ a. Bonliace. Robert NaeaiTe
1iosSgtss jacques sfop
JACK SHEPPARD.
Gr Brookos ............... as 49,. , Rluepkin
Mr -ngari taxes Pleasure 10 announcing that he has
otecied engage the great ale actor
&pd pALtoMIme artist,
l. Mr. EDWIN BLANCHARD,
W. And his celebrated
DOGS, CARLO AND BRUIN
1hc has just arrived from Europe win make
Srsarar"a On Hilesy soSemesr :s ID e'plurcton win
MISS LEO HUDSON,
10 her wcrdrcos pcTsonation OF
MAZEPPA.
The New York herald., 1863-11-21
L,oR CALTYoRErA VIA PASAvA

EIpSr PACKET FoH LIvEEroOt-TtfOl 'RnA's
BLACK star iane.--fhc ELLEN krHrls. .t p'ar so 3
horth river s.iia huv % IAfaass apr, 'oari
nj tho oTce. 2T5 Pear street
The New York herald., 1863-11-21

L'OE CAIIFORRrA VIA PANAMA
j. A rTai lnIb n
lh and 2i Of eaah month 6roopt thrsl d4fra yam
sunday hcn tAe DAY Of dci arYfe will b. The A0uf
foII0s luE
for freight passage srriy tho onig o1sr no,
ling Crrrn. ~. H ALIEk. aRrnA
The New York herald., 1863-11-21

r BoGARr, tUCTIoNEER-BY g. Al BoGART-
e. MS gay Noy u, At ioh O'Clock, at he aoon looms
20 Notih Nilliin street large variety UoVsshod
.urnn e. consisi ng OF mahogany Sotas. raIlr Chain.
Lounge va reps; Eagy and Rocking NualH WardrobeH
Mahogany ana marble Dressing Bu! stands
Brnsscls ilfee ply and ingram Carpets mahogany aud
black wa.nut Writing Desks splendid leht Gas Ian
herr, Han Ch,nde ier. Gas trture- Candeabras, Bod
seas, Feather Feds iair NAreasos, la DntnI
Tables OAK Dnne Eoon Chairs a. OH Paint ngs Looking
Glasses Also % ks copac bgnndy sesarH Heat.
.rs Bar Counters. also hght Buggy Wagons with tops
! Basness Wagon. ] li.ht Wagon, uo.se ard Harness.
Also al "a ocloc, large ot or klapri Shis Drawers
fhnaoons, Baniets Oyerccats. Fe ,ni CunDy Ba
i sELDNEH. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS < LEVY
-. will sell, Saturday, November a az IOi O'Clock at
their sa''sroon, 80 New Canal street. The Bowery
lo VI New aud Second Hand Clothing such Goats
fTook Coats Pant Vests, SIX Dresses, Broche oher
shawls Flannel shirts Also lot Of Elans Carpets
Also Copper anc other Scales Glass Lamps Oh .ney
several Sewing Mschnes and variety of Merchandise
The New York herald., 1863-11-21
Eon HAyANA DInrcr -rIfE UsITfu STATES iuL
Il aide wheel steamship

u NtiN ttafHf Nnrf..Hflrr. ..a.f ~. q
rter Gb We4hf.tay F a. -. a. ~. o. ff-l...r r.
~ Havana fIt.t al r...H fr..t fsts f...tt f.t
ole ~ ifr shf r' .F.t 90 's ng aaHi .a 600
CAV ~ tai irf
= ffr. E.t NJ IafsaF. htr1rF t.IF.. IHs' .la..
hrfy 10 aEuIlunD. EI g.. lt..
The New York herald., 1863-11-21

HENRY II. LEEDS co, AUCTioNEERS HENRY
II LEEDS 4 CO., Will sell d altullou On sAtarlay.
street. ''
Household Frniiutc consisting Of Hiustes and Ipgrnin
carpets. carved foFcwood 20 rt frame Picr NAnic
Mirrors i 'ornices Hair Nattasse roseu cada
iosewood Dressing bureaus Washsiauds sofas aud
haHh IN haIrcoth, ana brocatal Window Curtains
Extension Dining Iabcg. Chandeliers. mahogany sofas and
10 atrs, "a hacoth, Bostsrs and Pillows also Cavalry
Sword Pistols Neiry. Plated Ware, Sc 1ociock &c
our store valuable collection OF Old Gins. ac Sale
without reserve,
The New York herald., 1863-11-21

To rtrFtrFtH -Npu"F is UF.nHr .tF
j t.t ~ .fa. ft..
All tatft fHHr
tf ae.FH na HH H.a ~
faffs fsas (. =. s.a W tt as
ms s9ets wtff e y.
q or fnfF w
ffgafff lf p raaf A iN' ~ 'Atf'
'Saa@sfi''if' - tons NuErfr rs.srv
The New York herald., 1863-11-21

THE OLDEST HOUSE DEALING ~ BOOKH
n nhJ NAG 'iEs'. Daily snd wsssb sevsfaper, a The
Unisd sA'es and 10 Tie ~ business done ssosns
70 none 10 ihs world
The New York herald., 1863-11-21

NOTICE TO BuirrERs TO CAiITORsfk-sKrRA
AN freight htFautr 10 a. ougQfar shlpefs who 40
unable tO irNard tlfir ~ 10 rrgu.nr
InsCt O. p lhcrraalug def aHtH
FAffHOAD COMPANY Wi desiatrh tbe .i-ar.rf Arl.4w
", fru he 1id 10 the 2AA iast with frsh. FfH
" y cou''tos re~'vr9 ~ .alrdaf Wofnar. ttA insi
a. te ana street uhGf ffritLt ser Ir.
stcALcr. tiffstrl taf Glfs i f.fH fsn r afI
forward from Panama ht iaHtr Va hcatfi h c'nraHss
Fe nlfr lfating N ere hNHIf t.F f Ifrfff at
iI afr iu San Fral.. tH.r N.H tfar ..
days tnf furihgr rariirt4sfa ea1 Tffr.A Hf". I
utff al tle oncr oi SO TsEaps IA r4I Ca
JNNLfI JNT.
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j COMPANY
will despatch monthly their nre md powerful ffst
frrAas.tffH
CELIA, BELLOsA. AEocA. uSl. UsicA
IAcn rnHrr lnUcaAru ross rtufhl y
between London Nov Yoff. ailsg 81 Have g.
from IoulIu.
Rates Oi passage IRON Sew gof2. payable in uuiisS
States currency
rrsr cAsis go srcosp oAsiv, e.. ,UtaAar 90.
For passsg" aypy 20
cuks. \ WHITNEY siths oTas 20 Br sAy.
For frci.h apply ~ - huuth street
HOwLASD A A8PiSwALt, Agents
The New York herald., 1863-11-21
SALES At AUCTION.

EDWAhD sisTzENICH. AuCuCNErR
~ IlhtMlIokY SALE OF WIRES AND LIQUORS
cHAMpAGNPs. &C
ny " W IVES co, a. ia5 nd ~ Frcacway, l,s
".y Noyemher ~ a. u O'Clock, - Crder ssHrrcr,
tstp2 81 ' '
Old Boarhon wNiskey
Old bonrten-ycry nLe ard Go.
Ancbor Clio.
Impeiini Cu
swan
AntglA Rum.
bascat w ue.
,oanac BRAID
Champagne.
Also a lot OF 10 ;ed go6ds Io Tots - s't
The HoNe gooos are an ~ hLe order tc soid 70
TrmpiorAy 20 the Lghes bidder samples sen out
~ me casks AT lime oi sale and lcos
u"Ivtrf after sac Dcnlels are lnNlted 10 alenA.
The New York herald., 1863-11-21

N,fpvps CONCERT sALoOS-BLKGANTLY DECO.
N rated .Ud tttei 40 concers lectures and similar
erhlhtyrs " tt ~ the day tr evening. Apply 20 A. T.
sJEWART co, corner Of Broadway and Chambers ~
r,Avro rrsTRucTIOs "A PERFECr KNOWLEDGE
oi the guaranteed in ne 4uaTiefs es-ot ater
shEI iie papi VI be quaided % ay any tune also &C
,rtauI-ents raridly btnlos furnished fcr pfacl oe
Aad'sss seo. G. pobsen. box 1is bsrAS sfses.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-03

"Yes. be enlisted with mo as soon as recovered
from tho wound. At Stone River he fought Ike hero
and when they promoted they gave aim shoulder
strap
"'fhoA, he's officer now"
"Secoud Lieutenant in my company. His tent is n
half dozen rods fr0u here"
Indeed should very much IKE TO know Inn BE
is character"
And wag Of the frst water" said the Person il
you talk with him. and don't keep your wits about yoc
he'll sell you. sure
I'm look out for thet. Pray let me see him.
The Captain rose, aud in n few moments returned
With the native" Ny interview with hin, and some
Of the warns be spun viii. Tarfate in my mex; paper
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-05-05

An ACT dapproye the twentysxth section OF the act
OF the Legislative Assembly Of the Territory Of Neyaf,
and for ether purposes. .
ne Sendie aud House Of Representatives Of
te Uuid States If nericd IN Congress dstemoisd rhAt
section twenty-7x OF the legislative Assembly OF
the Territory Of Nevada entitled An act TO provide Tor
the forma ion Of corporations for certain purposes Ap-
moved December twenty eighteen hundred Ana slAy tWo
aid section being az follows Section 2B All corport
lions heretofore formed under the provisions Of acts OF IN
corporaon in other stael Territories and holding or
awning propsrty within this Territory OF sneh character
a. sriaed In section first Of this act, anu managed Dy
sId n boiras Of trust directors, and having their
ns ni.rs Of business outside the limits OF thls Ter
49, s hereby rtquei TO remove thflr pac OF huel-
nrineipa Offices books, and papers, heretofore kept,
- for the transaction OF such husipeis 70 some
t \, be designated by said corporation, within the
it this Territory within six months AT n the PASSAGE
~ mis- act or otherwise such corporation or corporations
ba he dsregaded in law eorporAtoni and the oorpo
rsrs or stockholders thereof b. treat as tenants IN
tHmmop or Joint Of such property SO owned OF
held within this Territory ANY corporation BY hlng and
9rdnr its certificate Of incorporation, or certified copy
,bs,of With Tie Secretary Of the Territory, and with the
ss of he county in which such corporation may locate
the principal place Of business and fully oompyns with
II, bs provisions Of This act shall be de med uhelent 70
eutite such corporation to all the rights aud prSeges
under the OF this act be and the same Is eFeny
aisspproved and the Is hereby annuiled and made
Sec . Ard be Il further snded That ell incorporated
compaues duly organized within any state OF IeFroy
of tbe United States may aud be sued plead and %
npeaded In the several Of the Territory Of Nevada
any thing the laws Of said Territory '9 the contrary
| Notwithstanding.
Approved March 8 ls6d
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-05-05

BY ONE or ARRAmAM's CHOSEN CHILDREN.
Fellow-sodiers of the Cumberland, loyal, bravo
and true
Who have left your Northern iresides Southern
traitors to subdue,
Lets send home for " Copperhead," a regular
blatant ouss
And the beauties of a soldiers life make him
share with us.
Wen put him in "pup.tent," with the cold
ground for his bed.
With no rubber blanket underneath, no gov
srnmentn oyerhead
Let him shiver there till morning, seepless and
in pain
And each succeeding night should he the same
thing do again.
At breakfast time no dainty dish his appetite
would tempt,
For from such little luxuries most soldiers are
exempt
Sow-belly should he breakfast on, rusty, poor
and black
Accompanied by coffee weak and miserable
hard tack"
Then preparation quickly make, get everything
in trim,
March him off on picket, aud may a secesb
"piok at" him;
May every bush Il rebel seem, strange sounds SO.
lutte his ears,
And all he sees and all he hears but serve to
wake his fears.
Let him g sosh" round shoeless in the mud, in
10 puddles fall,
And always late to dialtr lr a o. ha .ie cnii,
hhlle shiscring round the camp fire may he
burn his boots and clothes,
May the smoke blow always in his eyes and curl
singing up his nose.
May he six months without money be, and no
trusting suter bout,
And should he get his canteen filled, may it
somehow all leak out.
May he never have postage stamp, and tor his
aching jaw
Of tobacco not quite half enough for even half
chaw
Forced marches may he have to make, in rain
nnd snow and mud
The driving rain bis clothing soak, the chill
wind freeze his blood;
And that the beauties of a march he might the
better see,
Rheumatic twinges all day have, and the chro-
mic diarrhea.
From Nashville down to Huntsville, the coming
summer days,
Let him 'hoof t' on the dusty pike beneath the
suns hot rays
His feet with blisters covered his limbs all weak
ond lame,
And guess he'll think soldiers life is anything
but tame
Infested may his clothing be with all tho little
fry
That the soil of Alabama can so abundantly sup
ply
Have all his dirty shirts to wash in water .scant
and black,
" Shiftess" and --y weeks to go-no clean
rags for his back
And when the conflict RACES fierce keep him al
ways in the front,
Let him feel, besides exposure the battles fer
cest brunt;
Let "minnies" whistle round his head-shrieking
shells burst near,
Let him keenly feel the agonies which alone the
guilty fear.
And finally in a hospital, minus leg or So
Somewhat emaciated and most dreadfully low
Well lay what's left of Copperhead" upon
dirty bunk,
To regain his wasted energies on weak tea and
tough Junk"
To the call of Uncle Abraham we cheerfully all
flew
Severed the ties which bound our hearts, bade
cherished ones adieu,
And we will not brook the insults which are
heaped upon our heads
By the traitrous Northern towards, the Shiny
"copperheads."
Sung by the army Of The FEST
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-05-05
OFFICIAL.


LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES,
Passed al the Third session ofthe IhifiysepeM Cong
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-05-05

Coming events cast their shadows before them
The following is from Wills's Home Journal.
She tied the new eravat
Which she SO kindly made me,
Then smoothed with care my hat,
And with her arms delayed me-
She brushed my "glossy hair,
And said it was so curly !"
While going down the stair
She cried, Come home, dear, early"
How happy then was l,
With all | e'er desired
fortune could defy
While thus l was admired
We parted at the door,
Her smile deserved sonnet.
"Dear love but one thing more;
want--a aeiD Spring JonRet"'
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-05-05

BY oNn or AnnAnAM,s enosEN cnIlpRnN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-17
REsTAURANTy.

LNaI.rsIt SOILS ron DINNER 70 DAY
~ Haunch OF Mutton for dinnsr on hfnd'
SON seraa as Maiden lsss' corser Of sn'-s y
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-17

CPRINo BoNNETs AT Il. BrSNs MILL
- Broadway. largest millinery In the world
BonDes, very 6ne six Bonnels, Chndrcns
Bloomcrs, new shape. Old hats cleaned.