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The New York herald., 1863-11-07
SPECIAL NorICES.
) TO THE srocrHoLDrRs or rnE NEW

NOTICE. TO THE sTocKHoLDERs OF TIE NEW
IN YORK and Harlem Railroad Company.
The increasing business OF the and ANTICIPATED
onnecions with oher railroads render n e,peden forth.
WITH 10 eSsnd The double
iuiamsbrdge 70 Chatham -Four Corneru complete
The road from that place through 10 Albany
For the purpose OF meeting the oriaye attend.
ing sueh constructions and 10 deray the expenses incident
70 The extension OF the city raroad already horned the
Board ~ Directors have resolved that Il expcdiert "
crease the capital stock 70 such amount not exceeding the
qase vote the holders and TO Issue the Increased
sock from time time may be required for The purposes
Of completing such double track and extensions aud pro
curing The necessary additional rolling stock.
The amount OF the cap al stock limited BY the charter
and nfatory acs and Including both the common
preferred sccs IL eight millions of dollars OF which two
mi Zion one hundred and thirty nine thousand nine hundred
and ffty dollars remain unpaid.
The Board Of Drecors pwpose that the capi,a stock
increased 10 It's full amount
meeting Of me stccshoder- for the purpose OF scns
upon such resolution OF the Board OF Directors OF
curing IN the Of the capital stock q the fn
the Les amendaiory thereof will be held The o
of the company. at the OF Twenty sfth and
Fourth Tuc-ay the LIST day Of December merit
q ~ O'Clock of hat day
For the pprposc Of a~ccftsirins the stockholders Who
sAAi " entitled 70 such meeting the trans
fcY VII ~ a rcd required ry Saturday the I'm
day % November inst the day Of the first OF hs
nollce
The hoos. viii be 'pcn IN ru,sday ihe ON d1y OF No
venber Inst By order 0f the Hoard n Directors
Wv n Esrpso~ sccretary
krw yoss Novenbert lSS.
The New York herald., 1863-11-07
NOVEMBER =, 1863. TRIPLE SHEET
test ofhe second day going he received the fel
LOWING order from General Ih0unaa ~

test othe day going on he received tns ssl
lowing order from General Thomas
HEADouARrERs, FOURTEENTH Army CoRps, I,
NEAH hcDAHEI's HoUss, Sept 2o-oA.h.
The rebels reported quite heavy force bstwee,
you and Alexaudsrs nil. II you advance a. soon q pos
sioIe them front, while attack them in nsnk
tnnx we can use them up Respectfully your obedisnl
Major General Commanding GEORGE q. THOMAS.
1h order was carried cut to the letter. and helped 10
sas eenerai Rosecrans army. The Southern journals,
which acknowledge the success OF the movement came
TO aknowedge OF the existence OF this order from tho
fact that the sdn. or General Pamers s.an was taken
prisoner, and this order was found in his pocket.
Whom the Twentieth and Twentynrst corps scat
tered on Sunday September 20, General Pamers forces
were somewhat disorganized, and the commander was
cut Of from his headquarters He struggled msnuy
keep his men in position; but this ewing his right
flank being exposed by the destruction Of vanceve and
hard pressed by the enemy. was difficult tas. But tho
old soldier by NO means despared, and when General
Thomas returned from his victorious chase after Long
street Palmer reported to him with the OF bis
division. It is small enough, General" he said "but
II viii stand good fight yet" Subsequently,, when he
arrived at his headq uartes he looking in the best
Of Spirits ana felt assured that matters had . much
brighter aspect than In the morning The fact was,
he had his entire division onco more together. and
felt that tho army had done splendidy General Palmer
proved himself this occasion TO be Of the per-
sstent fighters in the army and though both days
division much scattered, the result not Of
want Of generashp much the want Of strength 10
cope with tie superior force Of the enemy
COMMAND TUE FOURTEENTH ARMY coRIr.
During the latter end Of October, lS63 General Palmer
promoted 10 succeed General Thomas in the command
Of the Fourteenth army corps notwithstanding the fact
that several generals who preceded him in rank
thereby placed under his orders. During the coming
struggle he VIII again give good account Of himself
and Of the command placed under him. lie win
doubtless prove himself to DO worthy successor Of The
"dogged hero Of Chickamaucao
The New York herald., 1863-11-07
Prisoners shot at Camp Doueias.
SCHEME FOR ESCAPE DISCOVERED AND yoiLEr
[FTom the Chicago Post. Nov. 4.

SCHEME FOR ESCAPE DISCOVERED AND y0ftEr.
From the Chicago Post, Nov. 4.
For two weeks past the commanding officer al camp
Douglas has suspected that there deep laid plan
among the prisoners for grand esc,pade. For six
nights Colonel DeIand has stayed up nearly all
night pstrollng 10 pcr<cn 10 gee u lie could discover
anything that would confirm bis Suspicious. A
vigapt detective squad wns also alert ia The
day time. Yesterday morning sublerfanoan pas ago
was discovered nearly completed under tho bar.
racks No noise made about inc matter Of
headquarters anywhere else, but the comm ing
officer al set about 20 ascertain possible the
principal rartes In the afternoon the rebels were
all mustered the drii common aud sort of PUMP
ing process commenced. the mnutin of which DO
understand, but presume there Moro moIe threats and
direct accusations than inquiries When the right parties
reached they became mutnous cursed the guards
and refused frequently 70 obey orders. Finally,
three Of them asked permission 10 60 outside The
refused. The three made a rush simultaneously
70 break the guard. Three of the guar dsmon
al once icveled their pieces and fred Not ooe OF
them missed their aim Al three OF the obstinate rebels
we're brought TO the ground, but no killed Tho
wounds In each instance but 10 thought tho
will recover The names OF the wounded prisoners
could not be obtained last night when reporter left,
owing the aeness of the hour and the not being
known al headquarters. They we're Morgan men, and
belong to ine Fourth or Sixth Kentucky cavalry.
There can be no complaint Of the federal troops al
Camp Dcuelas. They are v'giant 10 all seasons of
weather and at all hours. An attempt made 70
escape by body VI The pr soners recently aud they
succeeded, the facts OF which published; but 10 10
probable the rebels have learned lesson this time they
will not forget
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THE LATEST NEWS.
situation Of AnaIrs Before ch.tta noos.

Situation or Ana irs Before Chatta nooGa.
CHATTANOOGA, Nov. o, 1850.
Al ie quiet 20 day. The enemy keep up o lazy Gre
from twenty pounder tho crest Of Lookout and their
shells occasionally reach lines They varied the
ter ainmenl by throwing few shells inside Of ther
lines, which strange conduct excited much comment
last night several rebel campo disappeared from our
front right and informs tion leads TO believe
that Braggs army has been weakened recently for
purpose Dot yet revealed
LonRstreets headquarters established on Lookout
Mountain II is estimated that the rebels have expended
fourteen thousand dollars worth Of ammunition from
Lookout, and klleo one and woUcded another Union
soldier.
Twelve d,serter from Kentucky rebel regiment 70
port the whole regiment ready to follow At she Grst op
portunity. unn4
Since Bragg has been on from the Eas, Tennessee
route 10 daily communication with Bridgeport,
supplies up rapidly, and our lines Of ccmDunica
ton are perfect sa-
The New York herald., 1863-11-07
The Fixh, at Co,iiersville.

MEMPHIS, Nov. o. 1868.
The Oght at Colersve yesterday lated throe hours
when the rebels fed, leaving twenty killed ard four
wounded. Our loss is slight
Among the rebels captured are James Ge7ry, Brgader
General Of Mississippi State militia; one captain, three
lieu. .enants, and one surgeon General Geary was
wounded. UrV.trfF 4.
Colonel Hatch who arrived at CoersvilIc With three
regiments of cavalry half an hour after tie Hgh,
commenced 10 follow the reeatng rebels tc CoidwasI
where he skrmshng with them at last accounts
Coonels McCres and Msner are. .epdeavoring to flank
them to-day. hatch Estimates their numbers a three
The New York herald., 1863-11-07
Our Chattanooga Correspondence.

tntTiAsooGA oct ~, 1893
REVIEW or 1Hb sirATidS, fasi iS6 fKrssyr.
Tie gloom which has cnvelopet military arars here
since the disastrous battle OF Chckamsuga being eradu
ally dsreed and to-day has been the hope tul and
promising for weeks. When General Gran, arrived
horo last Friday be found Chattanooga closely invested
from The hins commanding the river above 10 Look
Mountain that Juts into 1t below. We were ls
completely hemmed In this side OF The
river as The rebels were az viossburg uuike
them, however, Ne had an open communication TO the
rer by crossing the poutoons YET, for MI rrac
ucal pur posos except line Of retreat this nigh, also
nearly as vel have been 10 tie hands OF the enemy
General longsireeis corpe occupied Lookout Mountain
ad eeiachmoo,s guarded al the roads ard passes down
the river TO the vicinity Of Brideeport Rebel
sharpshooters s~armed the river banks nearly
the eutro way ard commanded our direct
wagon road 70 Bridgeport on the north bank Of the
fVer The railroad which crossed at the latter place
was wholly 10 their possession. The troops here bad
been wholly deprived of certain ratons and reduced TO
half ratons on the balance Extra horscs and mules
had been ordered back TO Stevenson those that 70
NAMED were on quarter rstona OF grain without other
forage and this limited supply often unfurnished.
Tie only neans of obtaining supplies TO transport
Them o wagons or Oh PACK mules BY . clrcuous route
over The mounisnea distance Of not lees than sixty
niles Starvation literally stared the army 10 the face
10 open shorter liue Of communicated or eyacuae the
pace was necessity too apparent 10 need discussion
Ihe former was determined on.
tuesday nornng Al daylight, by direction Of general
Ihomas Generals noosors and Howards forces con.
fnenoea crossing the river a, Bridgeport, and
TOOK the road Tor THIS place side Of the river
by wednesday noon they had reached and seized the
passes IN Raoooon Mountain. Their iea rested on The
river and thor right extended " the railroad few
prisoners werc captured on the march, bat no consdra
bk force contested their advance at apy rosnt "a ,ha
time and nothing worth calling skirmsh had occurred
General Palners division had crossed the river ten
miles below here, In The meantime, aud ready to GO
operate 10 any movcment " engagement
Gen Hookor's position s strong one, and some ser.
prise = manifested a, Gen Ionsstree allowing bn q
gam wi.hou, struggle Ts importance 20 cannot
90 over es,imatei. ]. shor,ens line Of eommunics
Won more than cre half and qusdrnpe, supplies IN
uire Ieams can now draw reasonable qaant,tics for
'ue 'o"a s c'mparaiycy good The route is UP the
son sl' o' the river to ferry above Riccoon Mountain
road crosses to north ban Ani passes ou,
" riuso !" 'hs rebel gems lookout, and recrosscl
'gai' on the pon'oon at the lover cne Of ch,,,ss,orf
The New York herald., 1863-11-07
ATTENTION. SOLDIERS
AND THE FRIENDS OF SOLDIERS.


We call ID. attention Of Al having relations or friends In
the army " the fact that "HOOFLANDS German Bers'
will nine enths Of the diseases Induced By
and privauous incident 20 camp fe In the lists published
almost daily In the newsrapes on The arrival OF the sick IL
will be noticed that very large proportion suffering
from de6ty Eyery OF that knd be readily ued
BY Hcotands German Bittsrs We have NO hesitation In
stAtng hat V these Biiers freely used smona
soldiers hundreds OF Ives might be sa,et that Otherwise
Toe propreiors daily receiving thankful letters from
snaerers Ia the army and hospitals who have been restored
health BY the use Of these Bilers sent 10 them BY their
frIenda
BEWARE OF couSTERrErTs,
See that the SIGNATURE Of @ NJ JACKSON Is on The wrap
per OF each bottle.
Large sze, 81 per bottle, or haN dog -
Medium s,e. 7sc PER bottle, or haf dor. ~
The Large size. account Of the quantity the bottles
hold, much tho cheaper.
Should your nearest druggist have the article DO
pr OF Wy any OF the Intoxicating preparations at shy be
offered It's place but send 70 Us and wc will forward
curey PACKED, ny e,pfess
PRINCIPAL OFFICE AND MANuFACToRY
NO. e3l ARCH STREET, w
PHILADELPHIA PA T.
JoyEs EVANS,
JONES a EVANS,
JONES A EVANS.
SUCCESSORS TO O. NJ. JACKSON A CO..
NEW YORK AGENCY AT HELMBOLDs CHEMICAL
WAREHOUSE. SO RROADV Az. .
NEW YORK AGBHCY ST iiEbgBOLDs CHEMICAL
WAREHOUSE. t'i NRUA pWAY.
NEW YORK AnrNCY AT ThtNDOt pS CHEMICAL
WAREHOUSE, 81 BcoADNAy.
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steamboat has been improysed at Bridgeport IN an
incredible short tune, and is the wayup Another
almost ready here The wagon that left Bridge
rers yesterday morning distributing their loads
among Hookers troops This afternoon Our trains now
20 by tho route The river erect wagon road
are virtually opened TO our railroad terminus Another
week win probably put iu possession Of the railroad 10
Bridgeport without general engagement. II not with.
after
The New York herald., 1863-11-07

TBE LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD.
Fesore this reaches you the railroad from Louisville
70 Nashville will have been declared military railroad
tako oal Of tho hands Of s Present managers And run
by Uncle SAM glance at the management Of the
road and at the condition Of the army here would
satisfy any dsntorested party that this change
necessary. Mr Guthrie, who is principal owner, has
heretofore had sufficient influence at washington pre-
vent this Ee will have to suecumb to tho public good
Il General Grant commands
The New York herald., 1863-11-07
PARrIcuLAR NO1Icr

There are preparations sold tie name OF Bit
grs put up IN quart bott compoundsf the
whskey or common rum costing IRON ~ 80 per gal
Ion the taste disguised BY anse ler seed &C.
TtI calss OF bers has continue 10 cause
one they can be sod Ddreds die death of Tho
dupkard by tier use the stem is Kept o. Min ualIy
Under the influence OF alcoholic stmulants tile worst
Kind the desire for liquor rs created kept up and
result all the horrors attendant upon fe ana
death. Beware OF them.
For those who desire and viii have liquor biltors wa
publish me following rcfcpt'-.Het one bottle Hoo and's
German bucr md NIX I'm three quarts OF good brandy
or vhskry, and the result viii he a aratf1n N fiat
far excel IN medicinal virtues aud excellence ny OF e
nnmerprs liquor bters in re Dartct ad will cost inuc,
less You viii have al TIC OF IfoonsnSs pl,ters IN
connection WIN good afuc'e OF liquor much less
price lhan thcte Inferior preDaTations will cost you.
The New York herald., 1863-11-07

NflI TcIuTn u INttt bIIItTf
persn in fever and district shc ud be without them
From Rev Newton Brown ID D. editor q the Encyelo-
tedia Of Religious knowledge.
Although not disp SEQ O. favor recommend Patent
N.iicincs in general through dsrul at their ingredients
and efccts know ~ no 1cent why a
may testify 10 the benefits he believes hmsefto have
received r. simple rrerafat IN the hope that be
may tnus contribute 10 the benefit OF others.
do this more readily In regard W Hollands German
was pre- uded against them ior many years under the
indebted 70 friend Robert Shoemaker Esq., for the
removal o this prejudice b. tests and for
agenent them, when suffering from great and
eonnned debility The use Of thoe bottles q hess B,ier
relief and degree q bodily and m, nal
vsor which rad felt for sir months before and had
almost dcspaired Of regain therefore thank and
my friend for directing me " he use of them.
PsItIpxLfnIA, June IS, lsc2 j. NEWTON BROWN.
The New York herald., 1863-11-07
HELMBOLD's ExTRA6T6 y

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nation or liberation OF the Bladder and Kidpsys
Diseases Of the PROSTATE Gland Stone
in the Bladder. caiculous
a"a Gravel or Briciduss
Dspoa.
~
An Diseases or Affections Of the Bladder and Kidnsy 600
Dropsical swsllines ezasnsi In Men.
Women Children.
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HEEssSfSs HEE:sSE zzEs3$E szEs3Si sSSHS: sSSsS
For wearness arising Habit. of Dissipation attended
-.., A.. >,uo-n. .,,u.-,.-.., rna,.,..,.,o. a. n
srtion Loss Of Memory. Difficulty OF Breathing
weak Nerves, Trembling Horror Of Dis
case, pmh..s Of Vision. waksfuinsss,
Pain in the Back Universal LASH
,ude of the Muscular System.
no, Hands. Flushing of the ~
Body Dryness of Skin.
KRUPTroNs ON THE FACE.
PALLID CoUNrENANoE.
These symphonic allowed to 60 on, which this medcp>
invariably removea soon follows Fatuity.. Bpnepus
FITS in one Of which the patien. may espire Who
say that shey not frequently followed
BY those 'drefu dlscasesn 'INsAN. M
IrY and ooNsUMPr1oNan Many
Of the cause Of
their suffering
The
records
Of tho In =
anne Asylums.
and the Mshn- -
eaoly Deaths by Con- .,
sumption Lear ample
witness the truth Of the
assertion. The constitution oucs
affected with Organic Weakness, re.
quires the aid Of Medicine to s.rsnsthep W o.
and in.igora.e the system, which HELM.
BelD's EXTRACT BUcHU INvARIABLY DOES
HELMBoLDs EXTRACT BUonU
IL SAFE pleasant its strengthen
ing than any Of the preparations Of w
IRON OR BARK. a4aa
For those suffering .rri8
'aos ssonr. down. AND osLrcAra CONSTITUTIONAL
From whatever either TN
MALE OR FEMALE
IT
roo y
GOOD APPErrB. fei
A3 WILL GIVE ron fAW
STRONG, HEALTHY NERVES
BRISK AND ENEKGErIo YEEuEea
and viii euaols you 70 !, -e8 I
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HEIssStSs HkLsi;ShS's
70 hkLaBOi.D's
HELMBoLDs
HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
COMPOUND FLUID ExrRAor sARsApAkiLLA
For
purifying g
the bmod. re-
moving ait chro-
a ME constitutional dis. 4aae ~
eases arising fvm an impure
state Of ,hc blood, aud the only rolI.
able aud enec,ual known remedy for the euro
Of scrofaIa. scad H,ai salt Rhoum. raIas ana
swenlings of The Bones. uIcera,ions Of
the rhroa, and Legs. Blo,chea
Pmpies the faee. letter .-.-
Ervspcls' and all scaiy
Erupuons 4 the
SKIN.
AID BEAUTIFYISG rhE COMPLEXION
NOT FEW
OF the disorders that alict angind arise the
rupton that accuntaies "a the blood vf all hc dla
that have been made to-
In enet iiEIMBOLD6 cUNPUuSD ExrRACF OF
sARsApAklLLA !, oe.n.ss and renoyses she blooi In
stils the Vgor oi health into the stem and tho
hum0s which make dtsHue II s.inuLitcs healthy
functions OF the b1dy ani cApes the that row
blood. a rel..dy %
lied on long sought fer aud TIE cr.,lme
tie public have VII ch they sspCnt. space
here does not az mil eera ses show ~ cee bet the
The New York herald., 1863-11-07
DELICATE CHILDREN.
DEBILITY,

Iboo slfoIng from uarAsnus wasting away with scarce
ly any flesh on their bones IN q very short me
bottle ~ fach viii have the Surprising c. a
The New York herald., 1863-11-07
HOOFLAND,s GERMAN RITTERs.

HOOFLAND's GERMAN BITTEAs.
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yEsE7AsEE yEsEFAsEE EzxEsAASSTT ExEsAST:
I I iSsf fSSssf iSsHS SSS5S:'
Free from Alcoholic stmuiant or Injurious
DRUGS.
And win enectually cure
LIVER COMPLAINT.
DYSPEPSIA
AND JAuxDlcH.
BooFLAND's GERMAN BITTERs
wilcurc every case Of
Chronic or Nervous Debility, Disease
Of the Kidney. and Diseases
arising from Disor-
dersd stomach.
OBSERVE THE FOLLOWING SYMPTOMS
Resulting from Disorder. Of the Digestive organs:-
Consti.
patton. Inward
Phs, Fulness Blood
70 the Head. Acdiy Of the sto-
mach. Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust for
Food, Fulness or Weight in the Stomach, sour
ErucatIons. Sinking or Fiutterns at the Pnof
the Stomach, Swimming of the Head. Hurried and
Difficult Breathing. rlu,tern ng at the Heart, Choking
suGocatng Sensations N lying posture Dmness
Of Vision. Dots or Webs Oefore the Sight Fever and
Dull Pain in the He'd Deficiency Of Per-
rprat.on, Yelowness of the Skin and
Eyer. Pam tie de. Back. Chest,
Limbs &e Sudden Flu.hes Of
Heat, Burn n, IN the Flesh,
COnstn. Imagniuga rr.I.T
Of Bsil, and great
Depression of
Spirits
BooFLANDs GERMAN BlrrERs
WILL rou
GOOD APPETITE,
STRONG NERVES.
healthy NERVES.
srsADY NERVES. .l
BRISK FEELINGS.
ENERGETIC EEELINos.
fts HEALTHY FRRLINos
GOOD CONSTITUTION.
,, STRONG CONSTITUTION,
A HEALTHY CONSTITUTION,
A SOUND CONSTITUTION; !;
WILL MAKE rnR
wwEEAkk s1Ross, s1soss,
WEAK , - STRONG.
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THIN sr0tJT
THIN mn, vu STOUT
gEPREssED Lively,
DEfKE6SED LIVELY
DEPkESsED li IIVEiY
WILL MAKE TnE
sALLOM COMpLExi0M tAE cav CLEAR,
sAL.OM ODMrLSAioN FF CLEAR,
nALLow CoMrLEAIoN - CHAR,
atpt II
DULL EYE CLEAR AND BRIGHT,
Dull. EVE CLEAR Ann ppyour
win prove a blessing in
EVERY FAMILY tHH" ..ar
EVERY FAMILY rs f
EVERY FAMILY.
Cap be used with perfect safety hy
MALE OTD
MALE OTD
np
FEMALE, YOUNG
rEMAbL YOUNG.
FEMALE, YOtfNn'
PARTICULAR NOTICE..
There are many preparations sold under name OF B.
wrs put up IN quart bottles compoudsd chearcst
whskey or common rum, costing from ~
Ion the taste disguised BY anse cori- nler seed &C.
TtI calss OF bitters has will
long they be sod hundreds die of tho
drunkard By tier use the ~ stem is contnuaIiv
fkA NHI ala laf- -.
The New York herald., 1863-11-07
FEVER AND AGuE.

result ne from fvers % any kinhcse Bitters wll rene
your sueBg,h 70 q very short time.
The New York herald., 1863-11-07
NOT A FEW

OF the worst disorders that aict ansind arise from the
s ha sso gsn 2' re car eqS1
sARsApAklLLA !, ,ee,n.s and renoystes sac bloc %.
snmes '"s 'h uase ai,e lsss, Az sg KS s.,h We
functions OF the 6dy ani cApes the thai .row
led on has long been sought Ter aud fur e ors, Ine
nee ssrlp pSSs SS. as ss Gne s % p'sa y I I
ira Of .Hss sos VII ssSg % 'as Sc. ,aai a has VIZ
:psaiss l ,I & ], sSasa
bosis fully e.ual y saaon q tie syrup OF sA ap4ra
These EIracis been admitted =, In un,ed
States Army And ss a.9 ~ ye ssner. use 10 m tue ss,s
lands well as private pae,es and are considered
vnoss sEs NEpiSAa pKorEsTIEs ~ o. sgcny
sa5 ar dm xo. a e
See remark. made by the LAT. celebrated DR. Pnysrc
Sec remark. made by DR. ErHRAIa MCDOWELL. eela-
gems peSn.Sed saeuons Of the King
Rsys,, published By BESJAsIS
See most Of the late 'Aqasss rsrf' Of medicine
Ez,r.o. Buchu, q per bottle 81. fors
pslsssrda s any sadrs. SS ,.curs packed
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~'P"'' u -" fior alta ned by
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liELMPOLDs
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The chns VII not return lf these Btsrs are used NJ
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The New York herald., 1863-11-07
NEW YORK HERALD SATURDAY,

David Aiken slightly.
Harvey ). Campbell. seriously.
Robert 8. CONS, slightly.
Teer Coweil, slightly.
Tbo mas iorsythe, seriously.
Henry IGbmler, siigbtly.
Joseph G. KIine.elter, slightly.
John Lewis, (guidonl slightly.
Aaron + (or T. MecsbD, s,gbtiys
yahp Miller, slightly.
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W,i,iam Harden, sssiously.
Aaron Williams slightly,
tharles DormaD, eighty.
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The New York herald., 1863-11-07

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