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Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-08-22

THE UNDER u. . having laterx re-
ceiyed the CONTRACT for carrying The United
States nail over this route, would respect fl.y ia
to thcirfriends and the public generally that AZ
have placed upon the line n nd on, fort n :
BILE Hacks, with Good Teams. aud drivers
with whom passengers may not fear to trusft tn.
reins. This line will connect reg alarly with the
western stage Company at Fort Dodgee
lw.4ich connects with tho Dubuque and Sioux City
Railroad a. follows:
Leave Sioux City Mondays, Wednesdays and
Frilays
Arrive AT Fort Dodge thefollowing Wedn esdays,
Fridays and Mondays.
leave Fort Dodge Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays.
Arrive Mt Sioux City the following Thursdays
Saturdays and Tuesdays.
Arrangements have been made whereby passeA
gers can be comfortably, entertained at the
fationson the route. This being the
Most Direct and Certain Route
rom the Esstto North Western Iowa. North cas-
tern Nebraska and Dakota Territory, the nder
signed hope by strict attention to the comfort
pas angers.and care Of baggage, to inertia lar
OF tho public patronage
MACREADY e. EDIE.
Sioux City, Dec. 8, ls6s-3ma
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-08-22

LII persons inaehtedto the undersignedeith eI
IA by Not. 3r book account, are reqnes ed o ca
at my shop and make immediate settlcms nj and
save themselves costs, AZ am to Sc tie
up all old accounts. Persons having accounts
against me are requested TO present the same for
payment.
u. II. POWLE6SON.
Sioux City, Sept 4, 1s62-4w
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-08-22

A1large lot of Corn, Wheat, Oats
and Pork Want cd this r all, for which
the best rates will DO paid. Also,
Dry and Green Hides, Furs, and all
kinds Of Produce taken in exchange
fOT 0OOQB. III ~. Est.4
- ~oa@~a r. BUCHRUCKER. o
Sioux City, Iowa, May Seth, 1852.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-08-22
p r. O =, u @ b!
Call, Call, Call,

EufE rtEt>t.,.I. VITA 4iEGa
nsatwe eau AFFORD TO, ana will sell III
our goods at prices which III these times
will make it On object both IN purse ard
Iappixes for the Rich and Poor, the Eco
nomist and the Improrident, the Epicure
and the Frugal to. purcAas Of ~.
Ma Cash for the seller and sntisfac..-'
to the purchaser, is the business motto Of
no37ly H. D. BOOZE / 90.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-08-22

with our large cities, and more can have
occasioa to 60 abroad for their work,
when they can be served at home. +. ...
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1863-08-22

nA- This being enc oftbc oldest estab-
lishments no the Upper Missouri, it pos
sesses superior facilities for the accomo.
dation of buyers. The goods are all new
and fresh, and purchasers can rest assur-
ed that in buying at our establishment
they will get good articles at the lowest
prices.
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New 11ublieations.

|
DEADERS WILL FIND CAPITAL NOVELS
IL In our Nnw 5rtSDAnD SERiRs OF POPULAR ficTio'
Low price, neat STYLE convenient size. superior 'sohs' are
the points Of this 'eries
Three volume. have been sueds novel complete In each
volume
THE STORY OF ELIZABETH.
BY MISS THACKERAY.
most charming story by daushsr Of IhaokersJ the NOV
elst.
NANETTE AND HER LOVERS.
BY TALBOT GwYNNE.
Author Of Tae School for Fstbers" ko.
VERY pleasing tsio pure. earnest, and Of absorbing In
terest. $50
HEART AND CROSS.
BY MRS. OLIPuANT
Ap,bor Of M.rsust M ,itland" Laird OF NorlAw ko
(Jus, issued
In neat l6mo Volumes; Pspn covers 90 cents EACH 10
Cloth. % cents
oh.r WORK, are In preparation Either oths above mailed
pos. free on receipt Of price.
JAS. @ GREGORY. Publi,her
No. q Wakerst, New.Yors
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TpK FKIg RAiLwAy CoMPAyY,

No. 1874 West-st New 70 4. Jnly II, 1869
DIVIDEND. The Directors of this Company
h,ye declared Dividend from tho earning. oi the
,o,d for r month, endils 9th Of June umo. Il THREE
AND ONE-hALF FER CENT on the PhEfEkHED
STOCK the Company a.uinGs AID paying tn Goy-inn-n
Tar Of tho undivided earnings bclon the fr-isrei
Stock Account for he yeN ending JHh Of Dec. lo2 -
Also a DlVIDENDof rHKEE AND ONf-hALF PER
CENT on the COMMON CAPITAL STOCK. fee Of the
United Stat lnoou,s Tax.
Both payable at the 1re = Office. Eiie pl.ce on tho
10th dy OF gust rryercj holders VI stock a.
the closing Of tho books -
The Transie Books Of both Preferred aud Common Stock
will b. closed at tie Close Of busi SATURDAY tue
2th Of July aud be rp ned on ho mofnins oil III LS
DAY. the llih day Of August - . -, .
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lust PUBLISHED.
y CONTINENTAL

lust PUBLISHED.
- CONTINENTAL
for August.
COSTENIS-No XXX
Our Future by Lieut.. Esostt fbep. u 5. A
Autumn Lesvs.. b. Mis- NJ w. Cook.
Across Maine IN Mid Winter.
Diary Of Frances KIasiIska
The s:ssyins ?eIt
Nv LoG Daring. 49,
Rt.Ou. Rhyme end Rhythm. Complied and written By
MTs 81 ". Cook
The Bueesuser, Of America By w. L stone
Under tie Pa metto. BY IL. g. Spa0ldns
The Spirit. Reproseh- BY Mrs. N. W. Cook. . >,
Jefferson Dav. and Repudialcn. Letter from the Hon
Robert j. WslSeT.
Evsrgreen Beauty. ny Major Samuel II Hursi
Dying the Hospital by Mary l.. NeAly Louisville ny
ldtsIsry Notices.
Editors Table. .
Charles Godir,y Leland and Edmund Ktte have wiki
drawn rom the editorial Of t.s Asghrine
AL Communications, whether concerning MSS on ous
JHON r. TROW. Puil,h-r
No. 50 GIeepest, Nev.Yoik.
For Sale by al NewsneB.
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CORPORATION Notices.

1--WE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
Il Georse OpdyE- Mayor OF the city Of New YORK y
virtue OF the authority by ordinance sf ne
Conimea Council d. hereby Ofsr reward Of
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS, 49,
sp-ched for tn. app ehea.ou and eoavtctisg
81 ,uy "a. son vho has committed eher murder o. nsoc
d. n tb. recent ro,s in thi. city Ths reward wy
be p.ii follows IVO the sres ard eoidinG 70 osn
tee offender psi the cer'ihc.ts oi the
,h. noId 10 bail 100 add opsl the hocing OF an indeH
ent by tue Graad Jay 10 pad on the eertnesn OF
For.msn Of he Grand Jury and the DistrietAuernsy
r-u.iniu, $50 upon he coGvctiop Of tue oreDaa oe
ia on tue certificate efthe Judge before whom the s'aus
IL n shall tsk- place. 4, A.. -.
sspins IA state the offender 10 bu opnioH ons e
H., c .. Of per,on. sbove entivDed aud muH a0 ne
what person OF persons appropriate amount so ou in ns
opinion be paid wholly or proPortionay of services :"
Information In apprehension Indictment or eonvcton
Ia witness, hereof have h-reuato Sc, my hand sd en
cs seal q, the .y Of New-York this tweniy.esenc sv "
Jai, A ID 1919 GEORGE OPDlkE. Mayor
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Signs of Character nnd
II Al al r.

Y1II1 1SIUUNUM1,- NIBUs OF NHHrHC1cT ""u
How to Read them. - ~,
No.Es Th. Secreve Nose The Couhdius Nose. The
Economical Nose fcmiutas Woes. National Nose. Tue
Am.rir an Nose l.i.h Tisn French lndisn
NJ 40 and Monsoli,n Nose Pacific Isl,udss Noted
set" Noses OF SculrtHcrovt,cs Noses, Douos noses
Topers' Nose--snd tie ed OF Tue Nose. , cu.-
for Women. Being patented fsychca dtpeton' Of hace
Science and the Arts-AIi!c.es on Ethnolosy fb{hoos'
Pbreno Vhy.iosn Jmy aud vsfous useful subjects Ia
the journal fr August l5o by first p'st-oS
FOWLER & " KLLs SO Broadway, NY
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4 MEXICAN STOCK JOURNAL.
~ PUBLISHED MONTHLY by ,
C. NJ SAXTOS No. q PARh ROW, NEW-fONh-
TERMS.
CONTENTS.
August Number.

August Number. . . -
Small hock Of sheru and their Wool An Elegant FL
Tract in favor OF th- Horse Rain Glass; brcaii"g oo
the Lounge; Co.u old Buch, Do hane"; Soee factofr'
In obo. Cort,ct on Chester White Pigs Cntue.e s1erP IN
Europe, Frp-nspce Of Practical Wool Grover -Four
Cot.wod E~e lambs Founder (Lsmini;s) In Horses I'm
rov.a,en' Of Fam STOCK indHtA Chem 81 luhnener oi
sfo yud Dam respectively th~if logns Light eroe'
Live Stock fi Show; Ice on Fowls; Mshe''; mcnioty
acquired by practice Pedsee.; sheep Sh-srns sean 10
sheep; 10 Prevent Ios hoeIA; Tue Two Gard ne' ho
Poultry Yard; The Wsslins aud Shesrins Oae'tn Toe
pfoDsb Pce o. Nooli Tne Mix |oin AND TIE capacity o.
COVE fof MIX; We oIinafy.
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financial.

NRw.YoHK AND Nrw Havrs RAILROAD CosPssr (
Corner 4th-sv aud fi'n--t,
TByAsuKKH's OyFCn. July IS. 1859
A QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF TIlREE
IA DOLLARS per Share tfre: from =. tih ha'
nav ,bls on and Alter SATURDAY. Ans l.
I'm. Transfer Books will be oloei ham lh@ lSh inst 70
Aus l. inclusive '" btMrNr' if'a'"nI.
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EXQUIsITEi-OVID ART OF LOVE
II AID AMOROUs WORKS, s-,i,.. o. s,g.. THF
KISSES OF SECUEDUs AND LONNEEONs. with
EpIthsIsmium Iu full 60 cents; DRYDENS FABLES, from
boscaccio aud Chsuc.noi found Ia the common eden'
a Dr,ieu60 csuts All with hue Steel Plates sent BY
mad carefully se.ed from imperuent curiosity Postage
espt. e.ch. c. BLANCHARD, Publisher
No 50 Auu-.t.
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FTHL WEEKLY TRIBUNE FOR AUG. /

TIE NEw-YoRK WEEkLY TRIBUNE for hi;
vssk eensins the following:
I..LEADISo ARTICLES The Northern Coniri.-
scy, Law for Cou'pirstors; A Startling Report
Hofssns Capture Ksi,lisiioni fort wssss;
Ihs French CcDq1'h Of MeIieoi coppe.ae4e
fhi-sis MF. Eo.Oeet'' Motion. Mssieo-Mor-
roe; Msr,liisn l., thse.ror Of M.Iieo; From
Gh.rls..oni Gsn. brrh'!ds'. Oieof; hsn'ge1y :
What They Tank 10 The Army EdiicFi.! fs1S
u..wARg NEWS sUMMARH
uI..GENERAL NEWS SUMMARY
Iv..THE WAR IN rHE SOUTHWEST
y..FROM WASHINGTON: Special Di,pslehs. !.
The ~ IrioIBs.
vi..FROM CHARLESTON: r.. Engagement, OF
ysne, Leland; bravery o. he sNh ma.,cho.or.,
10. 4 sn :. 2rlSa1s. Sa..'' '''' ''''''''-'''' ''
vlf..TilE ATTACK on FORT WAGNER: Blood,
T,sh, T A;'St S.t, ard Ks'''s' c'"''T0nd'hee .:
vul..FROM EEw-ORLEASs. C.rrc,3Otdsae, Of
The ". Y. Trbuns.
Ix..ET0R0 ARMIES IN yGNLzUELA: Core
spond-n.s sf The ~ Y. TbJne.
x..INTEREAL REVENUE: Dsei,ieu, by the Com
missioner.
N..TYE DRAFT.
XII. CONDITION OF the CITY.
XIII. FROM EUROPE.
Xv..FROM vfCRsBrR3; nspsftors Of Tr.n,poia
for Port Hod'oD; imiIo'.mes,. 10 'ct,bU'f;
Prisoner. Les'iay; Thc' s.y 'hs Rssr',i ,isn II.
Played Out. sad sssdsddis; Hofnbl' Incident q
Ne Siege. COu"pstSs5e. sFI0. " Y. iroas.
xv..A BALTIMORE SLAVE ZEN: Horrors o; tho
BsfbsTSi. fus. tsiioo A Sict.Liog Sight 30 BE-
hoidt css 'ipsu of t3s Rebel Csuss.
xVI..ANOTuER sYgSCH BY ALEXANDER VI
sIhfHhNsi d.. FpG, Eol5nI D.sseur,tinI ia
the Present IoneiiiO. OF Aa,irs
xvII..1HE GREAT INTEhsiA AIIONAL ENHiRI-
TlOS; SuceeU Of tLleT,csa u ,rbIbt.t,. TLo Oh.
poTiuLty for G'cstu su, e.s,., Lo,t { nf..
spopasD:s Of The : Y. rnbpnc.
XVII. POETRY: asas.rr
XIX. THE STRONG liEtRr
xx..LATg sOClbEa% .'e~s
xxi..REBEL 0PiSPJa ~ COPPgAHEADs.
xxII.. PRICES ~ NLW-YOkK AND RlCUaOSD
xxnI.. WHAT sAY ~ TENNESSEE: By Ldaosd
Khks.
XIV AMERICAN IS5fIrUTE FARMERS CLUB
xxv..AohICuLfCRAL PROSPECTS,.
XVI TALK ABOUT FRUIT.
XVII AoaIcCLrUFAG 'TGHs.
xxyji...rNIOs srhr CoSyGHrIoN
x&iX.sRoM sA% F9ASC.sCo
hAx..WAk iiL&s
xAkI..ClFy NEWS
xxAu. fGgsogAL.
zxtIi. POLYTiClL
xx1ls.. s..Nl.skLLAnE3Us ITEMS
XXX .AI..kta otA $50 Drsfus
xXXvI.tcIHgrCiAL AATrkns. go ,, =, A.,
si,cr hsss,, Censs. O,.is - 80 49,.
sps:iE! hsl''ss's 'sf rLs n T. rntgs.
Tsxss-t1 per sn,s1 Tbfs. cosi.. 70, 81. r.o,s,
els.
sIxVL E C0PlESfor sac .t tho Pubpe.eo oBc. ,rut.
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EAGLrswOOD MILITARY ACADEMY,

IL PrRrH AArOY N J-fhe E.n Term VIII com'
lnencs on " KDSESDAY. Ssy, , REFERESCEs: Is Ase'
iOrk-Th- Revs sieph,n h. Tyts u. y J9s r ihoIi p
.ap ID ID Mmf.n DiI, d. D.. Mes,rs Chss hing LII. D..
Wm G. Brysni DAVID d. Field. Pnk- Goodwin, Mason BTos
Ia rAGaaspha-P oessor Coppe. Penu'y'snis niys'i
rlinyk Ih.., esc. Ia Bos0s-Ine Rev Jaa.es r. tl'rAe
Row Il. q. NGsr.ton. IN Pr rdeaee-Fte kt Rev bsaop
Cl.ris. n. Rev Edw B Hal d. d. The Hon J. H. bs /
l.,t /. Ua,iiac,lE- The Rev Vim. II. Chsnpin. In u.
) Tray Msof-Grn. u. b. Birnry Cot WIN. brney.
vet Poisi-W. Baldwin. eco Nsvays N J-hricu'
l. Ward "a For Circulars. viii !lu dstails Apply 70
MASON BROS No Merc.r.'' or 20 MARCUS SPRING
Perth Amboy. n. J.. Who will also zee applicants Per
,.n.ly oa MONDAYS AID FRIDAYS aflsf y ID, a. No
a. P.n pa;s
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ynstrucIicn.

AT 50 for q Writing Lessons: bookkeeping,
~ WIuus ,nd Arithnetc, slo PeI quarter. PAlNES
a.. ean,Iis Cslle,. No. ~ Bowsry. Y. and No. IsJ
Futoa a., Brooklyn continually in session New psls
received DAY evening" and cid retained during ths
"A. .psl summer vacation
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Clrr iS.PEcroR', DsPAsrxrsr,

VNO CONTRACTORS.-S Separate sealed pKU< ~
Il PoSALs each endorsed with the uts Of ,bs .~n
which The bid DO ofcs cd viii be received o. ths
until !! o'clocN m. OF MONDAY August ID 1903 ei
construction OF Sewers in the following 's. sEsTY,
VARICK r. from West Houston TO CisTtsonst. IUnrxy
siXrH.,T between Ihird and Fourth Ava tnLL1Al
FOURTa.Sr. between Eighth and Nnth.A's; and oNS
DRED-.nd.rHRrIETH'sT. from biSeu-'HsaN' "
to Hudson River :, ,.,.s~,
RisDI form. Tor the bids snd oil other nsss'sry ins.
alton can be obtained application ~ shs ConsIscs
shis stles o. ,rr,ur,s
sosr w ck.2yS 124sIAch' '''''R BoSa
Orc. tho Crotou Aauedac, Board July ~, 1881
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6nmmcr Retreats.

NATSKILL MOUNTAIN HOUSE.-Ihis "a
" vofo Summer Hs.ori is NON OPEN iDf the fsc-9uo.
gs.. I'tois vii md .; al times an ayhorfs Asra'
w. Bs1gs. st tAs C.t. st,AnboAi LsndinE -nd tats1
Station o. ucson Rive IsIesd. 70 s,sst vofs, pSsia'
Colysysncs. take eLugs u Baggage. &c.
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Gousss anS farms Wanlco.

.nRASGE, NEW-JEBSEY-WANTED TO
" DiBr for thte- years. with privilege Of !UHChAs.
ANAL LDU.Tki STAT. at OssDla :. j.. o. Lith i-nn.
" .iaia 1broe ni lee o. Nevoft-
J. sM1fn DODGE 20 10 Ear, l7ih''s
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1I,HE UNITY OF MAN-and The Unity o

VNHE UNITY OF MAN-and The Unity Of
4 Ian ugutse-The Law of fDsyelopmentNsnoas He lad.
vdu.ls-Lsiit4ds sni Longitude, The Bs-berisn. MyLo'
gy-Tns p yfsmids Ancient Rome, War and PrOsren.
TBE AEHRicsS M4H Conrts.ed witn tho Euss Scotch.
lrsh Frvrch, ctc-The oecre, Of Long-.tiy The po 0i
Es-How life is shoIse senoi-and how prolonged
PBYsOLoeI ~ TAE PCLPT-soui snj body-Tteif reel p
Seos f.so1srns Tropou'ie.-Dyspep,is-I iiUe lie
CiRCVLArIoS THs BLoJD-A new IneOTy--L;shi. beat
sr. acton-Chnse Hod Chs,scef-S~lsalns, etc 10 the
AUgOs' No arzxo.3set J6tkSA, - csLu 81 % yssf
leSLza x HzLLs. \. u, GLd al ne~s Eea.
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AND HARLEM RAILROAD

DROADWAY SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
ID No PSI BfosdwAy. ou'rsroe Par lac-.-lS-
ttRKsr NOTICE. DspositoTs hereby I"aihrd ha 9
s.m nnus i-o.its -nt'lsi Thereto at the ratio
of tiIE PER CtNT lor annuu, una not -ICr. dug
hsa aud Four frK GENT rJJh. lifrs of Oos,sn-
ni-nt be ps.l on and after MOSDAf. loh tuis
Late. - C i~d to drppstoIs sno n not with avn viii
dfsw bt.rost ths deposit iron lst July Bank
oven daily II on 10 10 3 ociock
'f'" "''' FKA.OIs p. sCHOALs PIssidont
WADE u. WonHALL, Secretary.
IgTYH Crasis6 Accountant
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T'IIE ELMIRA FEMALE COLLEGE opens
Il Ice next ,-ssion Sept 3Ihs |. regularly ehsrterei
College passed tn location hcsthiuinc's eoarc OF
study acc ouou ,lous Students aud reasonable terms
Nhoo expense r the s'adung curse including Drawing
apd Modern Lau.uases with board and furnished room fO
vor haIfye.Iy .,son AddIss. tho Rev A. w. IOWLES.
d. D., PgSside.t.
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Ckoroy AsrEDrcr DrpAKrsssr

CkoroS AsrEDrCr OrpAsrhssr, }"
NEW. fosx Jolly 2. 1869
NOTICE is hereby given that FIVE Pen
~ CENT PENALTY VIII bs added on the Let day Of A"
T b TAPPEN. Water RegstrG.
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Rcar6 ano Rooms

EOARD WANIED-With private family, by
siuge Nsn in the neig.bofioOd Of Lamsfins-Piser
Ad Ioss, with toIn,s. J., Il no ill. 1riIGn- Ohc-
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sr.'or Ianr IS. i8s, Tr,,a,,r o. ,he F.e. Agency.

INTEREST N0IICE.-Ihe interest," on
i the nOHTGAGE bOSpS { the TOnE -, LO0ANS-
PORT. add BUHLlNBtON RAILWAY COMfa nf dn"
Ia. Augas' will be- paid :. b. oi. n Of VI Il JE9ul
Go 40 Lycihgc.p .piser. Srw Islk. aud sitrf thN
dai~ on .sonation of the ptop.f toupon. = New ios
Jaiy ~, 1851. JOHN htSNEDf. fI.'hoht
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~ NEN-IUhN u fI'hf'T@H N"r'h"'D y
~ --TRs,suERr's OtriCs o,fn-f o tb-sr and N'h''
.Yofk July lBtj III. Comp-ny have mafs " 'hs"
.n. 70. thu eou.O ssn II mir whole debt By the .r-'
on enrs Including the city tsot anh ~ VA"
II sinking funl rfoydins or Is gradual hsa''
u.nt aud utin TAI. consolidated aud susns
faud mo tg,g, 20, thirty lot day Of feo,n
last, with Interest a. az POI cent per annun' p.J.os
semi-anuu,ly
iio,oo oi shs Second Mousgs Bond. Of this compsny
que Angus, 1904 other bpud., may. ou 90 no
t. tn st dsy hugn-t 1868 'renauge Dond. for lin
Iou-old Isd snd sna .ng Fnad Moits.gr Bond.
Information f,n p,fias eau 10 oht,insd fom tha
F.fsr Loan and Iiu.t Comgaay tho rust.cs .t his
ofcr WM ii. EMERSON. 1T,sui.L
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ICE of The CHICAGO


HANNIBAL d ST. JOSEPli KAlIhoAD
0o-1O BOSDHOLDEKo -ib- plau iof tie f'oisan.
la on o the 3-ou OF O-d. bsyius be'o Completed
si fatihod b. the slces ,dss u he n--tns heI ct .h
u,bst MAY Bsudhodrfs botiued Ih-t IN" w"
Houd. ond P-f.ucd - Of the tomp,ny "- i-sP ~"
s1cA.ns ior Ito Old Bond. t. eenolnhiy si'h va.
nn. a Inc Io1sruf- - hii 1859 tho fcr o. hr S
o.i -.rcy IN Boston Psuie. Ia hss.rOn nav tn.y
prefer. depo.it loi. Lond' ~ith M-.Is DE- LAUSAl,
GLAAk Co. No % Widest Who eii ed,ct tho eIchsuge
and fetuin tbsm tho oe~ BOna. .ad stoc. .
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Tssu-t2 per snasn Tbf. Cosi.. 70, as .os.,
els.
sISVL E C0PlESfor sac at tho Pub.o.ton One. rut.
NOREiSD. iH 1rstpsrs. ready for usiiss rre. Fi,.
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j DF 4HE LlnCIs,AiI - Is-I4s. ..tO,s LAAkS.
N.Las 4 AuIPfSl nili please i.sosi tAslf banJ' Ia
ia. hauG, Of CHARLES MORA No 10 ". .i-st q" DO
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Eiu5ild! ym5trnments.

GEORGE STECKs inimitable Grand ana
" sou.t. rIANO-k DKpES.- Manuiactcry and wui--
ro.. Sos ii1 and ll5 Wakerst, Of Centre. Ns"
Yofk Every Piano warrsni~d Tor i've years
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-07-16

The New York Daily News lis ne only Yankee jour
nal which seems disposed tel the truth in regard to
the late battles in Pennsylvania That paper says:
amid this din Of false rumOrs, hoV ever those whc
have held fast to General Neades authentic dispatches
have not been deceived They have known thas ths
triumph Of the Northern army has consisted in not be-
ipg defeated and that to have repued the attack Of
the Confederates, though with prOdgiOus loss to
selves Is the extent Of our victory
"Tbe loss in killed. wounded aud prisoners during the
three ~ battles IN and Gettysburg turns out to
have been about equal either side Dor loss in officers
saDOst unpre, edentsd Sixteen, and according to some
accounts eighteen Federal Generals either killed,
wounded taken prisoners and the let OF subordinate
officers received who put h0rs De combat runs up
already to several hundreds. which number Will be
greatly increased when the full retuns come in Gen.
Meade promised that securlte lisl Of al who were
killed and wounded should be sent 70 the War Depart
meut tEo since but With the usual cruel tantahEg re-
teenee and disregard Of the popular wish, which char
scter1es Mr. TantOn it has NOS yet been eommuniea-
Ted 20 the public Il may be safely calculated however,
tht the Cenrdsrates and Federas Lost in the neghbor
hood of 900 men each with the advantage in favor
Of General ade Of not siDg been annihllsed and
of having compelled General Lee 70 reEqush fer the
moment me effort 10 destroy the army which ineFposes
between himself. Baltinore and Washington
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GENERAL OSrERHAUs KILLED.

JACKSON, July l2.-Thc conduct of Oobb's Kentucky
battery, and the Washington Artillery in the affair Of
this morning, spoken of in highly complimentary
terms by the commanding Genera Also Lovers Florida
brigade.
The banners captured belonged to the 2S:h 4lst and
5Sd Illinois regiments.
Gen. Blecknridge sent the nfrHary corps to bring
OF he enemy's wounded Their sharpshoOers Fred on
them Gen. B. then ordered the corps to the rear
The Yankee wounded end dead are still lying IL front
of our works Their loss in the charge MAS fully one
thousand.
Col Harry Maury, of the 32d Alabama, was severely
wounded.
Yankee Colonel, two Majors and number of CHI
GERS were captured
SECOND DESPATCH
Jackson July lS.-It rained hard here last night and
ia again cloudy this morning. There has been but.ltte
firing on either side. The enemy have six batteries in
position which are plainly visible from the State House.
Our troops are much eated their yesterday
THIRD DEsPATCH.
JAcKsOS, July lS.-NOthng of Importance has tran
spired to-day. The status isunchanged. Por, Hudson
surrendered 90 the 9th.
The Veksburg prisoners viii be at Brandon
Supplies have been sent there for them.
Cobbs battery OsD lne raen il the action Tuesday.
FOURTH DESPATCH
Jackson, July H-No charge the situation of
Affairs since yesterday. Iieut.Gsn. Pembertou and
staff arrived here last night
An officer who wiki them says that they met an
escort accompanying the body Of Osn. Osterhsas, to
vick,burg. They stated - Gen. Osterkaus was
killed by cannon bal, on the 18th inst
Heavy skiruishiR still continues. Several hous,s
we're demolished yesterday by the enemys she'll.
lrEra DESPATCH.
JACKSON, July l4th, wis Mobile, jth.)-Gen. John
sOn sent Dag OF truce to-day TO Gen. Graut, asking
permission 10 bury the Yankee dead in front oi our
works Gen. Grant asked PERMISSION 20 send stance,
in order that the deaf MICA: De recognized which was
refused. The terms originally proposed, we're then
agreed to.
Cur troops have been engaged all the afternoon bury
ing the dead Yankees. The exact number is not ye.
ascertained.
The Yankee officer in charge of the flag, admits
loss Of four to five hundred. Among their killed anu
wounded, are Col. Earl 1t. Col. Long and Capt Hall,
Of the 4lst Illinois, Lieu;s S Smith aud Mem as'ers, of
tue 5Sd Illinois, and Lieut. Alternately, OF the Sd Iowa.
Among the officers on our side, are Maj. Lamb OF
the 2J,h Georgia, killed Lieuts c. c. BrAden, Of the
l9h Louisiana, and 7. j Rust, of the 4h Florida aud
b. A james, Of the CO. ID battery, wounded.
The ;iHe specified in the truce, pissed before the
burying wos finished.
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FsOS TENSEssEE--A Chattanooga letter 10 the At.
lAnta Appeal dated Ju3 So, says:
Information from ous scouts and cavalry oupOsts re.
port no Yankees this side Of the mountain. Various
co1ec'ures among iders suggested as TO the de-
signs Of OsecrsuS One susUss L. that he is moving his
COLUMN towards Florence with the intention Of reach.
ing Nekshurg. Another that he is rapidly retiring his
troops 20 Nashville, wish VieH 70 sending reinforce.
msnts 20 Penn y wanna.
% course no one ia acquainted With the designs Of
zen. Bragg. Fis health is improving.
Forrest IS he re, but not looking vel usual lie
speaks cheer uy OF our prospects generally, though
eHdeuy nos Together not reOonoed 20 tie yielding
up Of Middle Tennessee.
General Ruckner is again back at his old position
John Aor@An was in Kentucky 1t last accounts. He
crossed d Cumberland some where above 6nnesboro'
The rumors Of his passage the Ohio have ~. been
confirmed.
Quite number ofths guerrilla braves Of note we're
here yesteeday-Fo-rest, Armstrong Whortou, Wheel.
er, Woodward, AcC4nn and others.
Gen. POlks corps reached this place on the 9Th Gen.
Hardses corps is eDcamped some eight Or ten miles
from here in Willis Valley.