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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-07-23


WE make the following extracts from
private letter received from an officer Of the
9Sth Ohio Regiment The facts stated GER
tainly indicate very good state of Union
feeling in the town of Shelbyville and vi
cinity. Our readers will recollect that this
is the place where the citizens last Fall, af
ter the battle of Stone River, waved their
handkerchiefs at and cheered and fed the
Union prisoners taken by the Rebels at that
battle.
"a nice little incident occurred on our
march to this place. At house alongside
the pike, three miles from town, q fine brass
band belonging to tho Fourth Indiana Cav.
airy had stopped and was playing as we
drew near. Just as the head of our regi.
ment came opposite the house the music
ceased, and ON old lady, whose head wa,
white as snow, walked towards the band
unfolding with trembling hands, our beau
tifu banner Three long and hearty cheer,
for the old Flag sprang as the voice Of
one man from our boys, and this sound had
not died away when the band struck up In
grand strains tho Star Spangled Banner.
At this the old lady burst into tears, and |
have no doubt that every soldier who wit.
messed the sight could have kissed hel
withered hand with feelings of deepest
reverence. That flag had been kept con.
cealed from the enemies Of her country
and no doubt Der feelings, at again seeing
its folds spread with the breeze, were thost
of deep joy
MANY people came into town on the 4th
and you could hear their greetings on al
sides. Many Of them had been separated
, for months, and as they met would speal
Y Of how delightful it was to be again in tn,
care of their friends, and under the shadow
of the banner of the Union, During tn,
, afternoon quite number of citizens AM
soldiers met in the public square, aud afte
citizen read the. Declaration of lndepen
, denoe, Edmund Cooper, u prominent oiti
D zen of this county, and noted Union man
made some touching remarks. He sal
, the freedom which our presence brought
was as the calm summer compared with tn
tornado, to the oppression of the past eigh
months. He gave tho soldiers heart
welcome, and think some of our Norher
butternuts would certainly have felt meanly
to have listened to his speech and the re
sponses of the assembly. Numbers oil age
men were there, and as they would gree
each other, the first time for months, the
would exclaim at sight of our soldiers an
, Flag, God bless that dear old fag Go
bless these soldiers / assure you l fe
proud that | was soldier, and that W
were defending such noble people"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-07-23

Qua cavalry, under Gen Gregg, has bsd
rough bartle with the Rebel, Stuart's en-,
tire force, near Martinsburg. q Osn nep
obstinateiy held their ground through sew
eral hours Of fighting. The losses o. both
sides are said to be large. lsail..f !
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-07-23

"Like Causes Produce Like Effects"
The fruits of the iucendiary teachings OF
the New York orators and presses in their
mad opposition to the war, like bread
cast upon the waters is "after many days
being gait thered in the shape Of mobs and
riots; destroying in a fearful manner the
lives and property Of its citizens. And who
can doubt but the advice Of leading dema
gogues here, to ''burn them out burn
them out ~ and the constant harping OF
the leaders Of that party, as we'll as their
organ, against the war, the party in power,
the measures of that party, especially what
they call the conscript bill, if persisted in
win produce ike effects herc2 Who can
doubt the object, or fail to see the tendency
Of the resolution below, passed at the Dem
oaratic Festival held at ST. Clairsvlle on
| the 4th of March last:
"6. Resolrea, That the Conscript bill
recently introduced into tho Senate Of the
4 United States by Senator Wilson of Mossa-
is subrersire of The sovereignty and rights
|
THEM MERE DEPENDENCIES UPON THE
FEDERAL GOVERNMENT: UNcONsrITUTToN.
AL IN ITS PROVISIONS AND DANGEROUS
TO THE LIBERTIEs OF THE PEOPLE The
authorities of each Of the states
should STERNLY RESIST THE
OPERATION OF scheme so fatal tC
, the just relations which should always exis
between the Federal and State Govern
, ments.
J. Or the effect Of the following comment
Of the Gazette upon this act
but we give 1t as our deliberate Opinion
that it stands Uithout a parallel in all histor.
for tyranny aud unn,itigated oppression. :
: ir CAN ONLY BE EXECUTED BY THE HAM
Q OF MILITARY POWER"
!. This seed is beginning to yield its fruit
IS and on last Monday morning Mr.. Dali
II Jennings, Of Morristown, found in his sho
r. letter, thrust under the door the prcvior
ia night, advising him to move out Of th
t house he lived in, as they intended to bur
,e it down. (The house belonged to the ell
ir rolling officer of that district.) The lett,
a. also stated that they intended to resist I'll
by draft.
The result of the demonstration of Il
h brethren in New York may prevent III
ry demonstration here but in moral poll
n, of view the men who have given sue
u counsel as the above are as culpable as Il
Il authors of the New York riots.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-07-23

ITwds pertinently said last week that
Vallandisham had gone to Halyar. We
think this was true, Gguratively, but latest
reports place him in Canada. Slidcll 4 Ma.
son are in Europe, elcctioneerng Cor the
recognition Of the Southern Coniederacyi
and Vallandigham is in Canada electioneer.
ing for the Governmship Of Ohio. We
think they are about equally likely to sue.
ceed. f"HI'
The Confederacy is getting so small i
would require very close observation tc
recognize i, and the prospect of Val. s,
election to the Governorship are so faint
that even his friends cant see it.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-07-23

martyr" declares himself Sectionalist, a
Southern sympathiser, an advocate Of Sc
cession, and of resistance to the draft, and
in favor resistance to copstitutionally
elected President And yet he and his sup.
porters have the impudence to claim he is
patriot and Union. man.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-07-23

TIE enroi,gs Of volunteer militia must
return their rolls, whether full VI not, to
the undersigned by Saturday morning next.
ST. CLAIR KELLY, Sec'y Mil. Coin.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-07-23

THREE HUNDRED OF MoRoAN's MEN CAP
TuRED-HIs WHOLE COMMAND WILL BE
TAKEN. t1
PAHKERsBURo, July 10, = 10 Cor A l.
Bovemdn; Three hundred OF Morgan's men
were captured near Buiiington.3 Col Dick
Morgan Is one of them. There IL no doub,
but Morgan's whole com ulsnid viii be cap
tured.
[Signed, j. B. BLAIR
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-07-23

SEo. THE UNITED STATES ARE pIvI
.prp INTO YOUR sEcrIoNs. as follows. -
The States Of Maine, New Hampshire
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1863-07-23

Then, sir, I am not Northern man MOI
yet Southern man; but am a WESTERN
MAN, by birth, in habit, by education; and
although still United States man with
United States principles, yet within ahd
subordinate TO the Constitution, am who'll!
devoted to Western interests. Sir, this i
no new enunciatiou Of mine here.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-11

BsSmI r--HsYs On saturday November Il, 1879 Al
- ieouads, Sydney, New South Wales wuu,s & 49,
NIT ia Commissioner and Engineer fh,ef for road
Aosys txtlis second da ghter ~ Henry Hsys 80
late q CIcEeNoad, Aiddiesex, England now d Ncw
York.
iINUrfSr-TYnv.--On Sunday February . - ne resi
dsuCe Of The bride par Ls NY The Rev Ira steward
Ausrsrt iivnHrAu - Miss Asst y Heor az n tns cty
A herna ~ cards
Y.Ctss---Acsfl.E On WcdHegcsy ebtuaty :. a. ne
rrsidlbN 4 tho BRIDES rafqDt by ghe Rev ut i0nes
u y, Niuas /. Nsrgstv - NAStY, daughter q VI
Nlsber Ia al q tbs city ~ cafds
-rt,sg H1tsHfos I'm Tuesday. Fohruary TO- ~ TIC
Psg WIN. MoAltatsr, stKisr a. 4rfoyh " AsviE q
daughter a flas. H0lKhtcn - al * ihH city, Va
cards issnra
W1ssHsffs EClpWosE On "Wednesday January - ~
~ Rev 4 W Lindsay. Mats WnLEsSis a. Me- ~
80 =. s7nVrsK, all II the cay
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terri tho trucrsi n No iw FAs rnirt,c.h srees tsdsy
"wednesday, al twelve O'Clock
vGaSLAsb.-On Monday, February 0. EL.r Il. vuu
LAND, aged az years.
The relatives and iVads respect fully invited &
attend tho funeral Thursday at twelve clock roug
her late residence rs Pitr street Tho viii %
lnteret in marble cemetary, Second street this city
Wrfhons In HIookiyn ~ Monday evening, February
.. SARAH ANN. wife or Josiah r. Wetrnore.
Tbs relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited U attend The funeral from her late residence No.
iol schermcrhorn street this Wednesday, Afternoon a.
two O'Clock
wnIriocs AT Baton Rouge on Friday, January %, O
lingering nnons, InknnoRK, n James and tho iatS
Frances Whitlo.E aged ~ years and months
WhKxikh-Mter Anew lays sicbnsU ~ scarlet fever,
FANNY, the only child u William aud kiza wheeler axe1
III months and 10 days
The relatives and friends Of tho f,in also the msa
beers OF No surrender Lodge. No. 10 A r. A. and Lyra
mid Iodg-, No 400, " and A. M are resp,at6lliv ia
yited attend the funeral from 2i2 ra., isonly hrS
street Notice Of time ~ funeral In morrovs pauer
MARY ANN wife Of william I. Williams aged q years anA
10 days
The restives and friends II the family respectfully
ton O'Clock from the Methodist Episcopal church, &
Rghty sixth street. between Third and Fourth
PAwtucket Rhode Isand) papers please copy.
YoUmANs-M Shrewsbury. ~ j., on Monday, Fobru-
AIRY o. DAVID s. YoUaAHs in the 10th yoar OF his ago.
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited 10 attend tho funeral from the late Residence o.
his father Ne 200 Prince street this (Wodnesday) afs-
noon, At ono O'Clock. without further invitation
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Arrivals and Departures.

AWFTVALS.
NEW ORLxArs-Steamship North Star-Col II @ Den,Ing
late Mayor OF New Orleans: Deminy. Jr Col Turn
bull. Of l3lstN Vols; csmpecee, of New Orleans Mime
Meyer, OF Parss Mrs Donovan of Baltimore
teey and Howell OF New Orleans; s W Crsge u NJ W
Leayiu N, j Conkiin, u IN; j Heron aud Wat
SON. OF New Orleans; Thos Cash and lady MrE vii
and LADY, o. Key Wcsi; Coffee. U 5 NJ W pennison
U N; Capt u Walsh and officer Of ship Sparkling
Sea- wrecS1i the Bahamas and n number OF sick and
discharged officers aud soldiers Of the army.
HoRr R0rtL AND MISUNDERSTANDING Mary Sanford
Mrs Morrison, wife OF Capt Morrison I'd artillery;
Fisher, Jos Gopsell q W Mumby. l. Wenseln DIR w Cut
land. Norton, Steel T. Jackson, w Holmes,
stanley. lily Thompson.
MISUNDERSTANDING CITY of Mauches.er-Jas Glasgow
and lady Blakely Ms Poppewin, Miss Clara Popple
win. Edward Williams. P.Irdge l. Bowes. lady and
Tnrner; Mr and Mrs Henderson, vinay VIM Clarke, z
Ueusell, Porto Mr. Lorenzo John de Ooh l. Ambuhe Il
Thompson and lady, Mrs Harding. J = Young.
MonsnrAD CirY.s,eamship oity OF Acknowledgment
bronson t6ih Aass. Rev Mansfield, 1874 X; EdwArd
Bourne u ginboAt Columbia.
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MISC ELLA N EOUS.
n. -I.-lrUo-A.
BRAKES PLANTATION BITTBRS.

DnAhhb Ti-ANiAilOn biiihRn.
They purify, strengthen ana inyigonle
They arc an an,do,e % change OF water and diet.
TSss strengthen The System .sa sni,ssn dc mind.
SSsy purify hs s and aaS ~ % .sm.sa
Ssy %. Pa1rs c ssa sa cso.r sor,
They cure Liver Compliant and seryoa. Headache.
weas man strong s.s, rs.;s.s:
rs ss, s.s paa o. s aw na o.
win,crsrecn Anise Clover buds oranse Peel SNAKE
soLDisns Hosx C,se'ssAuo
Me..rs r pEAxrA Co. -, =,
aid . over y gs ack and d,abcd soldiers have OF hats
San ne wan, Of appsse aa aa The saI mos m
mar.ss and s.a%s results creates appetite
usual health wish ths preparation was IA family.
, !. ss:sy .ssp "a VIZ H AS w
w'lA"O's Hors'. wAss ~. % &C.. . CT
sc 81 .pSs:5 q
s'e''' - sY2Rs, CHADWICK ca.
=. had b,en 80 III with liver complaint ana
used tnroo fanlatioa Bnrs and ray
a AN and n ssasr 20 MAKE ssm Sasn
Please inform mo what g. T-isSOx xs.: ss'y.
osaa. Surgeon 81. q The Tenn y:f% !, !:.l
ioa sr. They are the most effective perfect and harm
1ALI Hor.r, Loui,vrllr, KY. Dec. -. lssa.
Asssrs r ~ DnA.. . 60 Z, ,,,,...
To supply fends who have other way OF procuring As
admirable article.
Respectfully, yours. -.
SILA1 Y. MILLER a CO., ProprstorA
EoGHEurn N. ", Dec. -, ib0-
- The Plantation bi,ters have cured ms of he
Ss -
with.sIgnAi succoss am, 40 -
BuRSxTr Housx. ciscrsrAu, Ohto.t
Dec. 49, lsci J
MEssRs DRAxx Co-Tho PiA ptatoa Bitters appear -
DO very popular here Send twenty cases more 49,
oolge.
Yours truly. - -
r r. BAUNDERB CO.
Ac. A~ Ac. ar.
B-Tbey Areo particularly recommended 70 females 80
drIest. per.ons requiring . gentle sunuiAnt
sold BY all druggists grocer. and country stores
r. ". DRAKE co..
21 Broadway, ". Y.
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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship Australasian, Captain Cook, will leave
this port to day for Liverpool.
The mails for Europe will close In this city at nine
O'Clock IN the morning.
The INV YORK HERALD edition for Europe viii be
ready at eight O'Clock.
single copies In wrappers, ready for mailing Ave cents.
Sampson Low Son Co.. ~ Ludyate Hill, London Eng
land viii receive advertisements and subscriptions for
tho NEw YoRK HsRALD
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MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.

The mail steamship Ocean Queen, Capt Tinklepaugh.
viii leave this port a; noon TO day for Aspinwal
me mails for Central America and the South Pacific
VIII close al na!f past ten O'Clock this day.
Tho Nxw Yosx HERALo--Eiton for the PacHc--wili be
pus iished at half past nine o'clock Ia the morning
Single copies IN wrappes ready Tor mailing six cents.
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The Fort ca nsevoort Property.
MOTION FoR hAsDANUs TO COMPEL THE cosPJROl
LfR TO EXECUTE THE DEEDS.


Before Hon. Judge Barnard.
Pm I0--T.> PsopL al ne r,ia,sn ~ Jorsc, ~ Tpylor
v. koiheo r. Brennan ctrp'roll>r Of the City 81 her
FORK This WIS = motion tor pcremptory order for
Mathew r. Brennan 20 show why he should DO
compelled by asndsus forthwith 20 execute and deliver
10 the rsatOs, Taylor and others the corporate bonds
a the city o New York ~ the amount ~ tho purchase
money seciGed 10 the resolutions % Common Council
Mr. Jas r. Brady appeared for Mr. :. r. TByior and was
ready TO sustain hs clients claim. The Comptroller
represented by Nr George IA Purcell who moved Tor an
adjournment account ~ tho snayoidabe absence Of
Mr.. John h Dsyelfn, the Corporation Couusei.
The matter was pcs,poned 70 Tuesday o. next week
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-11
Appointment Of an Inspector Of IRON
Clad Gunboats.

fDRfNSs MONROE feb. =, lSAa-
Mr.. O u. navids, for ldag time manager of The 60
machine rbns ~ nd Point, has been appointed
inspector 81 iron clad guDbOai, and lett fr New fo
M Nveu
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L0ITeIiF0f-
Drl.~Asv ExrsA Class 6s-F.bruary 10. 1863
s. Go, ~. AZ. ~, ~. 81, %, 20, 80, so, 4, &c.
DELAWARE. CLASS I0--Fcbruary 10. 1863
49, IL u, ~, 81. - "a, ~, 80, IL, 80, g.
JOHN A. MORRIS 4 CO.,
Wilmington Delaware
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cation Company lottery, OF Kentucky.
Class 6a-F-brusry 10. 1863
"a, 50, ~, l. II. 2?, 3. 6s, So. II. 7s, A.
Class 7o-fcbrnary 10. 1865
81. y. Z. D, IS, 10, 80. 90, ~, 6s, "a, so.
FRANCE, ELLIS 4 CD, covins,ou. Ky.
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Official Drawings OF Murray, Eddy 4
Co Kentucky anA Mia soun State Lotteries
KENTUCKY, Extra Class G9-Fcoruary 10, 1888.
a. 4, 81. 62. 81, ~, l. -, IL, ID, -. 2, Is.
KEsrucxr, Glass 70--FebruAry 10. 1863
%, 81, ~, II, IS, At, AZ, Is, 20. Is, Is, so.
Circulars sent tree Of charge BY sddIe sing either
Cosingtou. KY, or st. Louis. No
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-11
Tho Hooker EARLE,

From the San Francisco Daily Call Jan 14l
The beautiful diamond eagle for the Hit Of the sword
be presented TO the bravo General Hooker Gnshed
and hxed 10 s place and tho sword complete slate
10 now exhioited IN tho window Of Tucker Co.. Mont
gopry street. In the satin vely ot case in which il Il
TO % sent TO the Fast THIS magnificent specimen Of Cali
fcrnia artisans workmanship will be forward by tbs
next steamer.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-11


her remains pgi ss altered a. ThrrsdAy mornas ~
,en co.. IRON their lsa fsscencs, NeT,bcssis Wsat
chester county, u v.
Now oasI --.s~ Lao tpe beloved taaxhis " wi
ham Nary Ana Aor,.ensery agci ysasx noutha
snr fAyK
m. ,risude ,nd fseNvss re-ps uHily Invited to Al
tsnA lie flt6ts ttr wednesday ansrnDsr. AZ tao
eiesk from he s1eaasa her p-reuta 80 VI chAfi.
pn 81 ref.
0Ni.,.-ou vene,y evening, febrcny .. rsoEla
OwEsy hrsd y ye~ys
I7a rsNfyea ata ff.nds rrpecdslly invited u
siteud fht f1te,si % W'fres&sy atsfnogn, at too
oeN-k run hs ate residence, NJ sB,Jsr street, ~hh
OF fsrihsf IntttAiiur.
Prf Ca gotaay rcsraar, '. jSr,s. irtl ases -
veArs
tAka8s Hrrfft please copy
qttsv La NDaoay, Fsbrs.sy 10 Nta. Ceasls. Qcrsy,
agsi n ysaf
The rrtaNeT sDf ffefss fc ertfuy invited n ~
tsna the funera be- sir RESIDE - ~ 2sz Nonfos
uffet. lbs tNoirewiayy afiernscr ~ two o'rsuk
Erss.-0n hotaay, geBu,sHy .. Mlaf w4s o. ffo'
lesaof John Nysn, ta,lrs 4 k tlsn tganiy, AhaAfs
lIeaaAd ~ ~ I5'h ytsf "A ter sgs
lief fslmilyss AL ne fr1f.ls ~ h. Fpfts sstn
AID af, afs eiiuly tytsea " sfteri ~ p
F~l hsf iae fssideEs No - -gftfA dfsft hs.f
VI iba ueinssaayD stsfDoos ~ t~o oesos IFs'
3 etoys
s>ra..-on saudsy. l,sru.'y :. Joss J. H-us. 70 ,e'
cEth yea ~ h4 sRr
Tss f-,,tsea an t,ssis are f~r-'a'y ar''d - =;
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Prizes Caslsd I'm All LegniiEed Lotte-
res Inform atom ef.en. JOSEPH BATES, Bro<rr.
No III Wal street, room No. I. New York.
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Royal Havana LOttery.-rwenty-n We
per premium paid prizes Information furnished
h .hast pfice paid Tor Cod AM silver.
TAYLOR CO. Bankers, rs Wall street.
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States senator from California
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 10, 1858.
John Connes has been finally elected senator receiving
oS out Of ia votes. lilo was frmoriy Douglas demo
orat END lAster'y member Of the Union party An IN
relentg feud between tho friends OF Congressman Phelps
and Mr.. Sergeant prevented tho election OF OF
republican antsosdens, accordance with the political
bias Of a large majority Of tho Legislature
Money easy. Atlantic currency exchange as discount:
Gold. 6a0 premium sterling, al 47k legal tenders
0Aa65
The general market 10 slightly better There IA Ia
creased demand for candles. coffee butter and sugax
mo ship Golden Fleece has boon chartered for load or
wheat for Liverpool.
fire In Virginia City, Washoe, today destroyed pro-
naEtY valued At $40 900
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-11

Trussss-Marsh - Co.-Radfoai Care
Tfuss OF sii at No resey stree. Astor Reuse No
Win any oihsc odce OF the nnms lady
nln
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Wick .burg. Port Hudson. All the other
fortified pares Mississippi deliberately portrayed
OF BANtARDS Fnnoram md graphically drs rlbed py
tn. artist every evening a. ~ Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-11

Two Performances To-day at Ear
uuunt-DAY AFTER TIE WEDDING and PHANTOM Al
each al tad ~. o.oloet. -. Advertisement
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Grover ~ Hakerss Celebrated Premium
Sewing NstAns. dice a. Broafwsy. New yotk,
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Eight Cartes de NIstte Ior 81. Of Tn
.sualed sye aud iinh, TAlfS, corner Cortsntt and
st0an
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Prizes Caslsd Tn All LOCALIZED Lotfe-
No II Wal street room No |, View YORK
See Foote'. Pase", Umbrella Lock
Stand ~ WHEELER WILSON'S, S15 Bruadway. y. "
wick ,burg, Port Hudson. Al the other
fortified Places % i- Mississippi ar deliberately pa" syed
the srtis.eyery evening a ~ Broadway.
Eight Car,es ale yIsise Ior 81. Of Un-
.fualled ,yle aud ish st TAlTS, corner Cortsnd and
9tcenv ID tfeefs
Two Performances To-Day at Bar
uuut.-DAY AFTER TIE WEDDING and PHANTOM At
each, at I'D 10 osioes See Advertisement
Grover ~ Baxer's Celebrated Premium
Sewing Machines. oIce ~ Broaiwsy New Yofs.
KimbsUs Photograph Gallery. ATT
egerred 3,r0 Negatives al k62 hand, from Nhhh dU
~ a'es an D. had - a. per dozen
Vaughan SttIf Ahead.-iz Carte de
vstts. With afcndid Pocket Album, 81 b.. 81 all until
suacd. p DoNcry.
Wigs, Toupees, Hair Dye, Hair Dyeing
holtsvie Cr.sm, Tor b~autfyine the hair, W. A.
BAfCHEIDas. 10 Bore street
IN he -ord ins,antaneous harmless and fsiiao, sod
~ al drossssa aud per9nmers fac'oty, 81 Barclay 'fe.L
u Operates Like Magic.
nRs wINsfows SOOTHING SYRUP
so,rrx .o ,,i GHILDHEA n rEkli, ,x .x.r,oS
Alsys oil f-n, -. 70 regulate the bow"i,, -, . .
g CENTS BOTTLE
Crissadoro's Hair Dye, Preservativs snd
WIG Depo,, wholesale and rctaiL 10 6Asor HoUsc. The
D,e applied ~ tAnfu4 artsta
Diseases OF the Nervous. seminal. Uri-
usfy snd sera sys,.ms-Ne. snd reliable uesimsni 10
roe % dyf \ 4IN n.
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Doctor Hanser,. D,.eoy.ry Care: IN.

,er, worst forms srofua OBSTINATE Erqpuoss o. the san
and lcsTs No Division street New fof. city, sinfs
1855. ~ worA diseases Of iks Nervous Seminal
~ 1sy and sstral systems giving and t.se- treat
naeal ran " had gfkts.
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