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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-09-03

THE BLUE IN THE FLAa.--Alfred B,
Street, Esq, Of Albany, recently read
a sketch of the battle Of Saratoga be-
fore the New York Historical Society.
We quote a part Of the conclusion. in
troduced BY the Rev. DR.. Smith, in his
Fourth Of July discourse:
"The stars of the new flag represent
ed the new constellation Of States rising
in the West. The idea was taken from
the constellation Lyrs, which, in the
hand OF Orpheus, signifies harmony
The blue field was taken from the edges
OF the Covensnter's banner in Scotland,
significant of the league covenant Of the
United Colonies against oppression. in
cidentally involving the virtues of vigi
lance, perseverance. and justice. The
stars were disposed in circle. sym
bolisiDg the perpetuity Of the Union
the ring, like the circling serpent Of The
Egyptians, signifying eternity. The
thirteen stripes showed. with the stars
the number Of United Colonies, and de-
noted the subordiEstion OF the States tc
the Union, as well as equality among
themselves. The whole was the blend
ing of the various flags previous to the
Union flag, viz: the red flags OF the
army and the white ones Of the floating
batteries. The red color, which in Ro.
man days was a signal OF defiance
denotes daring; the white. puri'
ty. What slsquence do the stars
breathe, when their full significance il
kuownl A new Constellation Union
Perpetuityl A covenant against op'
pressionl Justice. equality, subOrdiDa'
ton, courage, and purity"
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-09-03
~THE uNloN As WAS %

There sre those Who desire and de-
mand the restoration OF the "Union ss i.
Was," and aver. in advance. their pro-
test against any issue Of the war that
shall not bring with il this impossibility.
The Union as il was" is a thing Of
the past. Two years and half OF war
have passed over it. and that brief pc
riod has been as full OF irreversible
change as though it had been centuries.
The restoration Of the "Union as it wss''
is thing as impossible as the restora-
ton Of Rome as il was. Does the
poor soldier who left an srm at Corinth,
or A'leg at Vicksburg. return home
the man he was before be gave that
arm. orthe leg. to his countryf Is the
meek. mutilated figure that lies stretched
upon the hospital couch, or hobbies
about his native village in Missouri, the
buoysnt, erect and lusty form he was
before be followed the drum to the field
in defense Of his country's unity! Mol
he has passed through the ordeal Of
fire. Of battle. Of hunger, Of thirst, Of
cold. Of disease. and he comes out q
more patient, q more docile, aud better
man. Our Union is passing through the
same ordeal, and it will not. because
it cannot, emerge the same impatient,
intolersnt, and passionate power it was
before il commenced to tread the path
Of wars scsthing experience. There
are institutions Of the old Union that
cannot survive this contest. They were
msdly thrown into the conflict, but they
will never come out. They will be
burned up. But another, better, and,
we hope and believe, ultimately hap
pier Union will remain to us, to be
more londly prized by the remembrance
of the sacrifices it has cost us.-S.
Louis Union.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-09-03

LEE INVITED NoRrH.--The language
Of the Richmond Dispatch. apparently
indicating that Lee was invited to in
wade the North by Northern traitors,
deserves attention. 1t says:
We believe when the secret history
of this shall have been published, the
conduct Of General Lee will be amply
justified by circumstances Of which we
are now and must for generation re-
NAN completely ignorant.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-09-03
NOTE.
July 4th, 1868.

Two days bring about great changes.
The banner OF the Union floats over
Vicksburg. Gen. Grant has "caught
the rabbit" he has dined in Vicksburg,
and he did bring his dinner with him.
The "Citizen" lives TO see it. For the
last time it appears on "Wall.paper."
No more will It eulogize the luxury ol
mule-mest and fricassed kitten--urge
Southern warriors To such diet never.
more. This is the last wallpaper
edition. and is, excepting this note,
from the types as we found them. II
will be valuable hereafter as a curiosi-
".
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-09-03

The "Youxe fDrA."-"whs,. " asked
the school master, ''is the term applied
to the crime OF possessing two wives s'
one timef"
"Bi- amy" replied the scholar.
"And vba. II there should De more
Than two what would you call III"
The scholar reflected for moment
then, CHANGING to east his eye on q mar
Of Utah thst decorated the wall, hs
smiled and confidently answered, "Brig
amy, SIR f ys-H7 4FEt
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-09-03
Prom The Portsmouth Tribune.

HMrs. ]. Y Hurd has kindly n.
lIowed rs to review a copy Of the vicks.
burg Citisen, published on Wallpaper.
1t is the last number issued by the
rebel proprietor, J. NJ. Swords, and
bears date July and. and will be very
valuable hereafter as q relic OF the
Vieksburg seige. The editor pretends
to be very sanguine that relief vii
reach them ere they consume all their
males and tom cats.
He Acknowledges the receipt 81 g
mule steak thus:
EEWe are indebted to Major GEes-:
pie for Q steak Of Confederate bee
alias mule. We have tried il, and can
assure our friends il 1t is rendered
necessary, they need have no scruples
at eating the meat. 1t is sweet. savory
and tender, and so long as we have q
mule left we are satisfied our soldiers
will be content to subsist on it.
And relieves himself after dining of
q dead pussy in the following strain:
VIcrIMIzED.--We learn of an in
stance wherein "knight Of the quill"
and "deciple of the black art" with
malice in their hearts and vengeance in
their eyes, ruthlessly put a period to
the existence Of q venerable feline
that has for time, not within the recol-
lection Of the "oldest inhabitant," faith
fully discharged the duties to be ex-
pected of him to the terrer Of suudry
Vermin in his neighborhood. Poor
defunct Thomas was then prepared,
not for the grave, but the pot, and
several friends invited 10 partake Of
nice rabbit. As a matter Of course,
no one would wound the feelings Of
another, especially in these times, by
refusing a cordial invitation to dinner,
and the guests, assisted in consuming
the poor animal with relish that did
honor to their epicurean taste. The
"sold" assure US the meat was deli
cious, and that pussy must look out
for her safety.
Whilst enjoying this luxurious living,
ne whistles away all apprehension Of
Grants coming in to interrupt their
very pleasant situation, by the follow
ing:
On DIr.-That the great Ulysses
the Yankee Generalissimo, surnamed
Grant-has expressed his intention Of
dining in Vicksburg on Saturday next,
and celebrating the 4th Of July by q
grand dinner and SO forth. When
asked il he would invite Gen. 10. John
son to Join him he said "No! for fear
there will be q row at the table. ~
Ulysses must get into the city before
be dimes in it. The way to cook a
rabbit is ''frst TO catch The rabbit"
DC.
But alas! for his editorial on edits"
and "tit bits" Grsnt's boys took
possession Of his "chsbang" before the
wallpaper edition was circulated, and
one Of the Ydnks worked off the Citi-
zen with the following highly satisfacto-
ry conclusion to its editorial depart
ment:
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-09-03
~A little girl Of four years wa

~A little girl Of four years wal
saying her prayers not long since
when her little brother, three year.
older, came slyly behind and pulled
her hair. Without moving her head
she paused and said: "Plesse, Lord
excuse me a minute, while l kicl
Freddy" We have known older per
sons to excuse themselves from pray
ing to "kick" somebody.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-09-03

RA chap being asked to explain
the paradox Of how it was possible for
so lazy a man to attain so much educa-
ton, answered.. 81 didn't-attain-I
Just heard there and there--and--
was too lazy TO forget it."
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-09-03

S A man who has addressed a
stranger by mistake apologies BY say
ing, 81 was mistaken In the person. -
Many married couple might mshs
the same apology to each other 1oai3
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-09-03

TTbe editor of the KInderhook
Rough Notes says be shall not raise
the price Of bis psper for the present
because he is not able, as general
rule, to raise more than half Of what he
charges now. a
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-09-03

FG Gen. vilIardeau, from swit1er-
land, is in Washington, having been
sent by his Government TO visit our
army Notifications with view OF re-
porting to his Government any inn
provement In the science Of war which
be may observe.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-09-03

rTbere is 9 world Of Besdifii
meaning 10 the following rather liberal
trssslstioh from Freeyille:
"As the clock strikes the hour, how
often we ssy, fine dies, when 'tis We
that are passing away" q 's1iH O as-'
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-09-03

HAsDLING A BRooM.-The editor Of
a country paper says, that his attention
was first drawn to matrimony BY the
skillful manner in which. a pretty girl
handled broom. A brother editor
says, that the manner in which bis wife
handles q broom Is not so very pleas
ant.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-09-03

EEThe editor Of Western psper,
talks about his frame Of mind. A CO.
temporary suggests that he may have
the frame Of one, but that 10 sll.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-09-03

EA gentleman having been lstely
called on TO subscribe to course Of
lectures, declined. because" said be,
my wife gives me lecture every
night for buthibg." - e3 t.s5 sdf
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-09-03

H The husband who devoured his
wife Wit b kisses, found sfterwsrd that
she disagreed with bim.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-09-03

The young fellow Who makes
engagements with the ladies only 10
break them is q beau Of promise.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-09-03

EIf man has but one eye, let
him get q wife, and she will be bis
other /.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-09-03

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The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1863-11-10

The Governor ofVirginia has decided that
persons within the conscript age. holding
commissions in the militia. are not exempt
from CONSUMPTION. on the ground that the
conscfipt law having absorbed the whole
militia, the officers follow the command.
This is an important decision, rs it vii,
bring the militia officers of the state ,>uH--
the auth ority Of the couscript huresa.
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1863-11-10
NeCENeS fGr Sale.

7 will sell N public auction, in front OF
Il the Market house, on "Wednesday next,
the llth inst, SIX or eight NEGROES.
consisting OF men, women and boys. for
cash liz Confederate money.
Also, lots ", Is, 10, 90, IL %. in square
bounded by Caddo and t'annin streets, city
OF Shreveport.
II. r. STEWART.
nevIN-tt. Auctjonscr
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1863-11-10
TUESDAY, NOV EMBER 10, 1868.
Sts.3nss.

4 large size, good looking HORSE, on
N Monday night. 18th October. from my
plantation on Bcnuf river, % miles from
Monroe. Marked on the left hip z c, dark
sorrei, about years old Small IN height
~ spot on the forehead, and AT the end of
the nose. Light name and tail. New
shoes, each shoe has eight nails. Shoes
rather large 4 reward of fifty dollars
will be given for information Of the horse,
or 3 90 for his delivery to me at camp Qui
Vive, near Monrca. The thief will pro
baby try to take the horse to Hill county,
Texas Address,
COL. J. L. HARRISON. s
EGy3'
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1863-11-10
Mott ice.

4 LII persons wishing to send articles of
"A clothing or bedding to the members
OF Capt Nuts company, will leave them
at Messrs. Walters & Elders store by the
18th of November. There are many of the
company destitute of blankets. &c, who
have no friends at home to send them. Any
assistance that may be rendered by the
charity of the ladies will be thankfully re-
ceived. A. d. BATTLE.
nevS
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1863-11-10
FOR SALE.

FOE sale-Owing to an overpress Of
business, and the want Of time to devote to
the publication OF the paper, the Shreve-
port "WEEkLY NEWs' is offered FOR sale
The paper is well established and will be
"A good investment for person who will!
give it his attention. Inquire at this Office.
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1863-11-10
OFFICE OF DEPT. CONMISSARY,
OFFICE POST QUAETERMASTHR. !
Shreveport, La. Oct. -, los. \

Shreveport, La. Oct. ID, LOS.
Digest of the Tax law rs applicable to
.hc Quartnrimsts;e s-Ihcpartmcnt
Sec IL Each farmer and planter shall
deliver Us q 1.-THE in kind, in such form and
aud or,!iuar} marketable o>,udition as may
ne useful in the section IN which they l.!ay
be delivered. at some depot not more than :
miles from the place ct production, aitcr
rese-ying !nr hi-, own use 100 bushels of
corn uy:lU bushels of wheat, 30 bushels of
swcc az lri~iG potatoes. 20 bushels OF peas
OF beans. o,Ir-tcuth OF the following ar;i-
cles produced :or tho present year. namely:
wheat, corn. oats, rye, buckwhcat. rice.
awcct and IRISH potatoes, peas, beans,
Ground peas. sugar and uoiasScS made of
care. cotton, wool and tobacco, cured hay
ana fodder. The cotton gincd tnd packed
in some secure ~ inner and tobacco packed
IN boxes.
Section II provides that any farmer,
planter or grazicr shall exhibit to the As
SCISSOR, OH OF about the LIST of March, 1854
an account of all hogs he may have slaugh-
tered since the passage of the law, and de-
liver an equivalent for one-tenth of the
same in cured bacon. at the rate of sixty
pounds o.. bacon to the one hundred wei ght
of pork,
Having been authorized by the Quarter
master General to receive the tax in kind
and receipt for the same, which receipt will
be a proper voucher To the Assessor plan
ter and farmer. Farmers residing within
90 or - miles of Shreveport are requested
10 deliver their the at this Depot. Wheat
and rye can be delivered AT the mills most
convenient to this Depot hat may have the
capacity to make good -four. The receipt
of the miller for SC much wheat delivered
will be sent 10 this Office and my receipt
substituted therefor. sacks for the deliv-
cry of wheat and rye viii be furnished
from this office. Corn will be received III
the shuck. Transportation Will be paid at
shis office for the excess OF ; miles.
I. r. HEARD,
ectt6-H Mas. and j.. q. NJ,
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1863-11-10
5000 Reward.
.AtsctiOfsecE'.

THE undersigned having secured au-
/ tholiiy. offers his services to the pub
lie as Aur;irncer. he has for sale'negroes
Of every description, which purchasers are
requested to call and examine.
H r. STEWART,
Texas St, just below the Court House
Sttt'F
The Semi-weekly Shreveport news. [volume] (Shreveport [La.]) 1862-1864, 1863-11-10
$25 Reward.

80 Ite"IrU.
T. Runaway the goth inst. the wo-
81 man LOUISE. Size is a bright mu-
- latto, about five feet high, heavy
built straight hair, and has lost her front
teet}f-speaks broken English-had on
when she left blue ginGham dress. The
abov. reward will be paid for her delivery
to me or for her confinement mail.
Address me at Minden, La.
ect3T.(t'1 E.F WILLIAMS.
The sun., 1863-12-04
BROOKLYN.

RscRuIrIRo IN BRooKLYs-B rsileN WAS
quits brisi Yesterday st Ges spsolAs hesdausrtrrs
IN Montague st Dur,ns the forenoon is we're sniis,.
ID and sent TO the depot Rikers Island sses hav
ins Teesivsd the boanty Of e3o0. In the afssrneoa
nine more we're snlistel. They will be ssnt OF to-
day. Aons AAmons ths total punbs, are sish. eolasd
nen The extra bounty OF so offered to recruits for
the i%th Resinsut has had the effect Of sseuins
srai men thus Tar, and 10 obsbs that the whole
number required TO ill the rsnts will Be obtained iu
due eonlss of time. Three enlissd yesterday. The
rscruitir1 sdce 10 at the City lrnory. III, Provost
nsrshai Of the sd District also eneAgsd In recruit
ins and some n en- Ns enlisted u bis efss, In ssh
ipgton st., every day.
TIE LArB FAIR BxLp AT the Academy Of
nusic, In ed ef the iudustrsl eehoei and Home fer
Destituts Childrsn, rsshss< the Of nearly $500
evR sxDenses.
TEE OLD LADIES' Hohy.-Ths annual dons-
ellen visits 10 this Institution situs,.d In wssh!ns
ten svsaus. sssr. .DsKaib, we're made yesterday and
The day previous. Lares numbers were I. attend
both dsys sad many brought srtiess Of use and
comfort for the assd iumsass, A variety OF fancy
gso4s sXp~sed fer sale, aud brought sooa picss
The Institution 10 Ia . dourishing eonAiues.
The sun., 1863-12-04
MARINE NEWS.
sua r, .os-ssn So. n s..o ROoq.-Hw o.,
CLIAPED.

ClIAPkD.
arEAhsHfPs -Sof,h star Ienss, ApirvH1
hivissippi. Talbot, Scv Orleans
Hlp5-Dsu,tchiind. London: ,'enny i.ni. v OF.
BARE Ercel,ior. trriti,hl Cisrro. h, 70, Have
PBiGs- I.n,y Hevrooi. C;ores " 4: :Co.s Riea.
Asrin.sl. Acne, iBri Vera truE' . .an 1raysl,sr.
Nsu,isas.
eCHOOSYRS tiu,eet. win''~r'Y II Rsniou.
Wsahinston H,sAf- Gi'nAltsr Ls viva. Ne.hire
ton. LILA ct Kite picuoter. HIlfsi. bctsn WAte
Wsshlnston. Jane. Aar'ir inrtlsrs Nonfos; MAY
hAnhlns Nsshington. kt, Porter, prtfSs kour1e.
Isura Francis, Baltimore, Osfst lissley, lbus-
cslpbis. PstsTL, Bostt "a. Ieh.rsI', salem.
ARRIVED
,sTEAHsnTpe- Do.msnviis. reiurpea iestv; J p
IhomYon. Baltimore. f.fsertburf, N-v orleans:
~, PhlladsiphiA. shrvsI Bait more, city Of Liner
isk. Lysrpoei Sarah Philadelphia
BARK -hsrsusrita, tItalisn) Scott. Bu.no. Ayrss.
BRJGs- Geo Dowsss, Por, ap,iu; Emily Fisher.
au Princs; Star Lisht, Windsor; Union. DO.
SCHOONRRS-A r wsduofe. Bsl iinors. DAME!
Holma, sosetGvn: Khods Ii.Nnd, Virginia Iran
SIT Georsetovn for spt Sing : Ws4on, Great tss
Harbor; B A Dssrs, GsOrseto~n; Jona, rparts. Bal
Young America, Provide nee. haua Pike. Wssnins
ton. D Z; ErchAbtfess, Para: J Frankln, Nhnni,;
D Miller, Marylsrd WIN Cspes, Virginia; IA
Parker. Sorfolh: ki.p Baker, Virginia: l. p Smith,
Alerandrs; CsthArips, Hos Island: Orion, bal!
River To- Poughksep.ie; Susso Moore, kllhrldse; 81.
rah Bernios, Mschtss Prize Banner, Portland, Me;
John, haehias; kiizAbsth, Portland; Little Lizzie,
Vhein,s; Fair Wind, Baltimore for Providence.
below ship " Godfrey. Also bark Wind 2.
The sun., 1863-12-04
wILLlANsBURGH.

TAKiHo "BopHrY JrsrEB. "-OHcsrs
Daily end Csehsu, Of the Second Congressional Dis.
tzies force, Yesterday srrss,eA ssterious 'hsunty
junpss," named Cornslius vsrpanek, Of Canarss, L.
l., Who hsd realized sous 900 in snlistDs himself
10 1idsrsnt ssgtmspts. He began In the 0ixtssnth
Ssds. % beard the North csIolius and hnaliy Into
She Marine Corps Of the Nav Yard hs owned the
ehsr1ss Agsinss hin vnsu secured and vac taken to
0ovsYnsFr Island. The same sfhc>zs on ths
tsssk Of othsrs.
BouNrr new Offer, for the payment
Of bounty 10 KlsC County Volunteers, ha besu
opsusd II No 20 Grand street, Droskiyn, z. u. Re
cruts there receive ths $500 in hand ~ sworn
in. Other bennues follow.
AccIpIxr.-Dr. X. 7. Amber, Dentist
No lyp FOURTH st.. Brooklyn T.. b.. was seriousy In
iuSsd sbout the head aud face on wednsstsy even.
Ing by the eIplo.iou OF somo ehcrnieas upan vtIeh
he vas sI PERRIN entins ~ the tms.
FIRE AVID AccIpxHr Late o, Wednesday
night two bsrns on hsspsth Avenue and Vanissooft
t, Brooklyn, T. D., ssss found to b. sss 20 nrs
rbs loss inelud,ns bsrns eontsnts sns two horses
burned WI ssuesss SOU Mo seshin, tbs
svss, ~ - t.xar>a0 q eeoo WAN ruasAns v
The sun., 1863-12-04

C1u6.sS. .fvRHs HI6AAVA3 ~
ssvr0n - isuo GUsan 0s1A Osae 49,
ru,sss ~ Oans1Iass1 ~ sADSuss11s q ..
Co1psssssl IN ~. ArsAs s,r d ~ sssaS TIA.
90 bsd undsrtAtsn 10 pstd~sn the ssbailjso. ssds
the srsAteat o:s c'ss that .vs~ os.ic~ esoolst2ed
,s:, = o.: ~ s"4 r.. :oss s = so,n ssS -ssa
,s.s,A s,f.: !. ,. 1A ?, Ssa;.s :sx ssreas: ~:
:rsns,h .sd erssS sus ,Ss ssn nosrs q sSc ,:Ssiisoe
= oses a.d isseys. oh. Ssausnsa fe,losed Y tne
iAts hour
Tss scsps csPspv
s.a exessdiasiy brilliant and irtsssstiaS. ~ the
ssussee irsLt Of the Instituis bstwsses u ~ eth
Asssoes tvs iarss stands vue erected iss ~ - =
san odst,ss Of the spsAkss: I'D sotvaihssasaias
tns shArD hDty weather, . great numbW Of psopis
AAssutlsi round each Ths cssds we're Illuminated
sis sous seores Of star ped C,asse iaatsns ana
bsLDsrs asd patriosic Inscriptions wefs hoistsd
ss.b. Among thsse were "Esestsiev. IN, I'm
Dws stsn, bysi nos and Iovsssv" "a eon',oS.
Breoo. the ovsat varssser: Crsns. ~ ersr re
psst~." Three powerful ssleium iishs sung
their si't,viss sorusestess over ths vho's
turusl In feet, asht isto day. ssd brosshs sat svsy
feature sf the ssssnb,y - clear end defined % %"
sun himself voalA have dsns fsv beurs prsvtsusay.
sh@tiy aftR Asvsu o'cle,k the ss,ivs rrsessdinss
ssmmesosd With The d,sshssss of . uunbS sf foeh-
etc, sed sR some time mid cir vas tspi aeass with
iishts which reflected svefy soos Of ths rsipbsv.
me- h.i.. 49, a.. A.. ,.,, .rA ,ors~ s>,6Is.
"-' w. w" = "x-
we're burnt, quite regardless Of numbefs or sf-
0aes On Ia, balcony vas stationed An eresi.
Isst heass band ssd 10 give them time TO
SasD their Ansers Trey we're relieved at intervals BY
a ,.u ,,.,,.s c,rr. NJ drnms ana esss 7, ,hs mean
~" "s~eN "S'V' VI vi u"' s"e NV ." "' '"'."
ufas tss shivs-ins crowd svsysd 70 and ts bs,vssn
~cA ssspd - the spssksyv b,san ts sddr~ss then
"a, % -. - .--
IN spScoo STe al Of sne sans tenor' ana
The sun., 1863-12-04
Too Late for Classification.
Deaf II ..

rRisBII-fn Brooklyn, on Thurss,v. Dec "a. Of
malignant scarlet fever, CHARLIE n. trisbie youutes
,on of Charlss n. and Mary q trsbie. aged yeas.
l month aud )! dars
folly invited 90 stfcnd the funefs, ttis fIridsyl
afternoon, at oolock. from the resdsuee Of hi. "a
rsuta, W AdelIhi ct, near Myrls ave Brookl,u TIE
remains viii Be taksn to Green~ood. iA9
WEExS-on Dee 70, Ann, widow Of webb weeks.
In the <Sd ysn of he- are
The fYtends sn4 reisiivss cTthe hmiiy Or, respect.
fully invited 70 attend the funeral On Friday, Dee
4. o. oeicci. +. n. tren. her lat. residence, Is
Stanton a. It-
The sun., 1863-12-04
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SLssCRIPTI6Ns are hsresy invited 10 , io.n :,
Two Million Dollars, authorized by an Ordnance OF
:ss & B.sfd g sop.r,issr. .pprovsdoy The mayor oc
sursmsnt of substitutss for drafted soldiers 10, The
Armies o. the nioa, provided the e,n be count,
<d and allowed the quota Of the CITY sad County
of New York In any future draft"
The proper books for such subscriptions Will bs
opened At the Comptroers Once, 90 and after Tues.
day, the 18th dAy Of November inGtalt and rem sip
open until tho whole sum shall be taken.
=. onb'e5sDsrs s.n be rs}u.red TO DEPOSIT si.h the
County lfsssuEeg, At the bfosd.S Bsak, within i've
sub.srbsd for By them ressctiyiy, aud on present
ips bis receipts for the money y, tho Comptroller, ,
for esusl amounts, redeem able On OF before June i
1854 ~ith Interest from the data Of psymea, at ths
nAIIHEW I BRENNAN, Com nroIs-.
cnr 9. MY ISs1; & psE.,EsEs3 Q, p,SAxss,