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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1863-01-23

VThe amount Of vessels that arrived at
tho port Of Portland during 1862. was S427
Of which 66l were from foreign ports. '-''
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1863-01-23
Gbe songstu.
SKATING SONG.

On
Bless me +! what very nice
And comfortable trade Is
This Of caperlng on the ice,
And skating with the ladies'
Smiling. innocent and bland,
Lady that I wait on
Laysher foot within my hand,
bids me strap her skate on.
Tenderiy her foot i grasp.
And cupld's arrows rankle
In my heart the while l clasp
That small, bewitehing ankle.
Every knot my nngersply
Sets me strangely thinking
or certain warmer tie,
And knot OF stronger linking.
Up and OF, in staggering haste,
I. no harm designing,
slip my arm around her waist,
To keeph her from declining.
Bless me what very nice
And comfortable trade is
This Of capering on the ice,
Skating with the ladies
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1863-01-23

There they were in the centre of the merry
multitude Of skaters! Felix recognized them
with vcngeful pans Us ho scrambled down
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1863-01-23

MORNING. AT ONE DOLLAR FIFTY CENTS YEAR, AD'
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-04-02
NniGISiL NOTICE..

Mary Ann Green IN Equity.
vs. Cedar County District
Noah Green Nahlon Court, June Term, A. u.
barley, ct. al. lN'3
Si1'e uf iolca, Comfy Of Etotdr, SIS:
10 Noah Greer, Mah,on bailey, Charles SWEET
land, William \. McNaughtcD Ialman, Powers
d Mclean; pnmrroy a iicnton: Jcwett, Tebbctts
4 Co.; Potter, Mute, White 4 Eayley; Pearce
Brothers d Flanders George Pomeroy, William
II. Benton, c. Thompson, William loungN Co;
William II. Iurhil. Jameson, Getting X Co.;
Merrill d Co.. Charles +. Parker, -slgne" of
kWadsworti 4 Wells; Sir,on G. Stein, Thomas
Hanna, and Charles l}earjscc y Brothers, De
PENDANTS:
u No" -ri each of vow are hereby notified tia,
tlse is now on Hie in the office oi the CIcrk OF
u We District Court of Cedar county, state Of
Nova q pctI.iou OF Mary Ann 'ircrn, claiming Of
Yyou the aid Noah Green and Mahiou Bailey,
the sam Of ti@hs EUnirrd and ci-nty eight dol
lars with Interest thereon It the rate OF ten per
cent per &HnHm. from the Ilih January, lejN,
as money due |! 0n Il Vr"ni.>Eory not" executed
by you to petitioner. und"F you" iifm name OF
Green 4 Bailey. Said petitioner also rrdys for
The fore closure Of the equity of redemption of
each tead ali - yor the said Defendants in the
following de 5crihcd real estate situated in said
Cedar county. Iowa, to-wit: Lots number four
a and five t5j in block number five ~, in the
town Of Rochester, as will more fully and at large
appear. reference being had to the recorded plat
OF sa.d town: said real estate having been by
vu9. the said Noah Green and Mahlon BAILEY,
motw FACED to said petitioner To secure the pay
msnt Of the promjssory mote aforesaid.
Now, unless you appear thereto, and defend,
on or Icfurr noon of the second day Of the next
t"rm OF said Court, commencing on the first
Monlay Of June, A y. lNt3, default will be en-
tered against you, and judgment rendered there
Oh ana decree made AZ prayed for in said pc i
rjun RIC!!NAN BROTHER,
rl2Ni Solicitors for Compt
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-04-02
ORIGINAL NOTICE.

Christopher rIitncr) In Equity. Cedar Co.
". INistIict Count June Term,
William Baker, ctal. ! A. y. lo13.
Si1ty Of IOtrG, County Of Ce1ar, IS
TO WlniAm Baker, Samantha Baker, Thomas
X. Armstrong, M&linlA Armstrong and John
Paste, Defendants:
You AMI each Of yon arc hereby notified that
there j. now OH lie IN the Off q Of the Clerk Of
the District Cou!t of the county IF tedar, and
state OF Iowa. Il petition OF Christopher IIatner,
claiming Of yU3l, the sad William Baker, the
/ sum OF seven hundred an fifty dollars, as mon
ey duI him for the principal ana interest OF five
promis,ory notes made by You i'll his favor bear
ing date March 18th. 1879, one tor Sill 9l'lOO,
payable March 18th, 1859: one for $lJI 2@-lo0,
Iayablc March 18Th l~G0; one for STD - l"o,
payable March 18Th, 1861; one for Sl22 2,,io''
Iayublc March 18th 1862; and one for Slll ~.
100 payable March 18th, INi3; ana also praying
the foreclosure of the equity Of redemption in
certain real estate situate III the county oitedar
aforesaid, and described as follows, to wit; The
northwest quarter Of the northeast quarter Of
section thirty tJUI the southwest quarter OF the
southeast qua ter of section nineteen 90, and
the south half Of the southeast quarter OF the
northwest quarter Of section twenty l2o) all in
township ci@htY-twO lN2(, north OF range FOUR ~,
west of the fifth principal meridian, and contain,
ing ninety-uinr acres, more or Tess; sara real
estate having hccn mor'gaCcd by the ea'd " IL.
liam Baker and Samantha Baker his wife, to said
betitioncr Fl secure the payment Of said promIs-
Sory notes IS more fully set out IN SAID pct on.
And that unless y0U appear anu answer ther"'
to on or before noon Of the second day OF the
Next term If sad Court, common, ing Oh the
first Monday in june, \. y. l~tJ, judgment VIII
he rendered thereon and decree made n pray
ed for in the prritior, and barring and 1orcrIoS-
inr YOUR equity a. redemption in the Pre- inIs"s.
ClirI~rulUMR PI.ATNER, tampl',.
Nv Wm. II. TutbiIl, his Sohc!tor
Tiptor, Iowa, March I'D, lHt2 nl2wf
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-04-02
JTliittl,

At Red Oa', on the 10th ult., SAEErTA f.. wife
o. samuel Iulr: geI 81 years. She died dec p
ly regretted Ivy her family and . large circle OF
~|I"a2ntancVs.
EnIruE or Observation-Disclosures sir: az
With permission wish to say to the reader CT
your paper that will send Ivy return mail to all T.
wish It., (tre.) Recec, with full directions for max
ing and using simple Vegetable Balm, that will efec
tul,ly remove. in - days, Pimplcs, HDtche5, Tan
Frc,k ls. and all Impurities q! the Skin" leaving ny
same soft. clear. smooth and beautiful.
xvii. also mail free t. tlrsr having Bali Heads w
Bare Faces. simple directions and informr:ion tha
will enable them to start full growth of Lu>uri
Hair, Whskcrs. ora N"l~tarhr, Unless than - day
AT apple atoms answered 10y return mail wjtholt
ch%rI'. Respectfully yours.
TNOS. +. CT! trNAN. Chemist,
NlvMl,m' No ~ NrAANWlN, New NNrl-.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-04-02
THE NEW =.

CINCINNATr, March -.
parson Browulow has arrived from
Tennessee and reports that the rebels are
concentrating all their Infantry formerly
in East Tennessee, at Tullahcna, while
their cavalry has made diversion on
East Kentucky, hoping to draw Il force
from Kn>"crans, and that rcinfOrcemcnts
are arriving daily at Tullahoma from
Virginia.
Gen. Gilmore crossed the Kentucky
river in force yesterday and recaptured
Danville, and is driving the rebels in the
direction Of Crab Orchard.
WAs"INGToN March %.
The Tribuncs special says dcserters
are returning to the army rapidly. 1t is
estimated upon the basis Of careful re-
turns that the Army Of the Potomac is
recei ing acquisitions from this source
at the rate of two or three regiments per
week.
ClxclNNATI, March 20.
The rebel raid into Kentucky has
proved failure.
The Commercials Murfrce>boro spec
ial says the rbels report $4,000 Federals
at Savannah, Tenn; that Grenada is in
our possession, and that Grants forces
are surrounding Vicksburg.
The Ga.ete's indianapolis special sta
ties there had been great reaction in
public sen imcnt in Indiana since the ad-
journment of the Legislature. No doubts
are entertained but the conscrIpt law will
be readily enforced.
The Anderson, Pennsylvania, cavalry
troops have been mustered out OF the
service.
The Montgomery A7rertiscr contains
patriotic appeal from Iancey, Clay and
other rebel Congressman from Alabama,
to the southern people to plant corn and
raise hogs and beef.
! The reports touching the scarcity of
supplies among the rebels are we'll con-
| firmed.
The advertiser publishes an official
| advertisement of the rebel Commlssary
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-04-02

A UNION LEAGUE-There is to be a
meeting at the Court House on next Sat
trday eve, of the citizens of Centre
township, for the purpose of forming a
Union League. 1t is mistaken idea
with some that this is secret political
organization. It is nothing Of that sort,
but is an organization intended to in
clude all classes of men who are willing
to give the government hearty, uncon-
disional support in putting down the re-
bellion.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-04-02

u DIED.-W II. Bolton, one of cur
Coolest and best citizens died on the 3Oth
ult. About a month ago he went to St.
Louis to bring home his son who was
sick and in a hospital there. While
there he was exposed to the small pox
and after his return was taken with and
died of that loathsome disease. Several
were exposed but every precaution is be-
ing taken to prevent its spread. His
family have the sympathy of large cir
felc of relatives and friends.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-04-02

FURNITUNE.-Mr Dea.! is receiving
q fine assortment of bureaus, tables, BID
steals, chairs, and all ct cctcras e a
first class cabinet ware room. He is al
so prepared to do any and every kind Of
work in his line Give him call
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-04-02

WOULDN'T Do IT. An old Douglas
Democrat was called upon yesterday to
sign a petition FOR the appointment of
Mr.. J. X. Snyder as Justice of the
. Peace. He asked Mr.. Snyder for his
views on the war and kindred questions.
Mr.. s. stated lis position, whereupon
his old friend told him that any man hold
ling his views could not have his name
for any office.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-04-02

G8-A new Finkle & L., on Sewing Machine
can b had cheap by calling at this Office. 1t is
shuttle machine, and one of the best machines
manufactured. tits warranted to give satisiac
sion. Terms easy. If
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-04-02

al PLAsTERlNG-Wm. Kcttell is now
ready to do any and all jobs in his line.
He is first rate workman and should
have a large share oc the public patron
age. Remember him.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-04-02

rA- Mr.. Sny der wishes Us to say that
..fc emphatically denies having ever sal.
that he favored resistance to the laws in
any event, as was represented in the A'-
]! certiser last week. We had supposed
that our reporters heard correctly.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-04-02

I0-Now is the time to lay in garden
seeds for spring use. A good assortment
Of the best seeds to be found in the coun-
try is for sale at the post Office. If
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-04-02

~Thosc members Of the Uuion Brig
ado that have been at Davenport for some
weeks left on last Sunday morning for
St Louis.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-04-02

rsn- The monthly meeting % tn &C.
Oar County Soldiers Relief Association,
will be he d at the County Judges eli e
on Saturday next. April 4th, at 4 o.
clock. Business of importance will con c
before The meeting.
.ea.r NJ. X. Cross. Sec.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-04-02

~ If you want your goods to come with
safety and dispatch. have them sent by the
UNITED STATES EXPRESS COMPANY.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-04-02

1@ All Of our merchants that adver-
tise are receiving or getting ready 70!
new goods. Call and see them
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-04-02

s.. PURE CANE SEED.-Thosc who intend
10 raise cane the comi. season should
- sure and get good seed. a linite1
quantity may be had of A. II. Perry
obtained from the best cane raised t."
past season. Plant early on good ground,
aud plant right.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-04-02

ED- Some good Wall Paper, and Window
Shades, can be had at the postotlce.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-04-02
~ nm- A soldiers letter was received at
the post Office few days ago with the

"Soldier's letter, with nary red,
81 Hard tack where 1t ought to be bread;
Postmaster put this through
q Nary stamp but seven months due"
We hope and believe that the soldiers
will soon have all that is due them in
the shape of money. The gratitude due
from their countrymen can never be paid,
but We hope the interest will be
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-04-02

0DrWe have some more toba, CO seed for di-
tribution. 1t is ''Connecti cut Seed Leaf"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-04-02

ARA Mr.. Velie, has recently purch-
ased the LeClairc block, extending the
whole length Of a square and including
tho LeCla;rc House, fox $50, 900, 1t COS t
originally over 100000.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-04-02


ss@The lecture of Gen G.. e. Sar-
gent, on last Wednesday evening, was
quite wei! attended, and was listened to
with marked attention. The main part
of the lecture upon The early incidents
of the American Revolution,' was
carefully prepared and well written pa
per, that would do justice to profess
sl0nal lecturer. AS was meet, in those
times, the lecturer could not let the OPP
portunity pass without abiding to the
present attempt at revolution, and he
concluded to, and did, "make clean
breast of it, as will more fully appear on
reading that part of his address which
will be found in to days paper. We
were the better pleas, d to hear it because
Gen. Sargent has always been what is
termed conservative Republican, and
some of our citizens bad thought that
his conservatism was of that kind that
opposes the government in SURPRISING
the rebellion. They see their error now.
| Such was their confidence in his "cou-
servatism' that tie President cf the X.
G. G. S was led to anticipate the lcctur
crs wants, and he brought a pitcher Of
water for his use, and others ofliciatcd in
! ct I,or itSblI -
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-04-02

~ s. NJ. PErTENGILL L Co., No. 81 Park Row.
u York, and q State street, Boston, are our agents
1he 7iptoa Adrcrttssr. in those cities, and au-
Eixed to take advertisements and subscriptions for
- g our Lowest rates.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-04-02
20 Nervous Sufferers of both Sexes,
so CENTS 4 PAIR.

20 Nervous Sufferers of both Sexes.
ARENEREND GENTLEMEN having been restored
Acal. few days, after undergoing all the usual
routine and irre- uar expensive modes Of .reatnsns,
w.tnou: success ccusicrs il his sacred d1y to com
u.uusat. b his afflicted fellow creatures he MANS or
crRE Hence on the receipt Of All addressed envsi-
o,e ne will send (free) copy ofthe prescription ussd
Direct 70 Da. JOHN VI. DAGNALL $50 Fulton street.
Rr"ok'yn 4.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-04-02
6ipton A0bettistt.

- NATTER & ABBOTT, of New York, are author
~ q receive advertisements for the ADVERTISER.
- C. H.SCRIVEN, Advertising Agent, 63 Deer
sfrest, Chicago, is authorized to rcretre .Air"r-
nesss for this and all the leading papers Of ne
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-04-02

vlOrl3 [pr fee 500
The New York herald., 1863-09-05

shove named dsrtaed Two ctters n de thsir
cape The Coorer after taxing tho testimony. p-sasstsd
the case 70 the ury and explained tbe aw paatn 70
ssch cases, stating thai although not clear which
or tue parties tmplicaied threw to La. hit Jack
an, stil an were engag-d In an unlawful act,
Which resulted Ia The death os Jackson and an
therefore equally rcsoonsbe therefore conceived u
his duty 10 hold the perssrs named FOR uiai
Tho jury then retired. sndNfee brief sbsercs brough
n she Following verdict
That Daniel Jackson came 70 his lojuries by blow or
blows Of stones thrown W Pal<ik iahoy, Pefnari
Mcw,lliams and Oliver lockwood and clhers unknown
70 the jury.
Upon ths rendition % tho verdict the throc par,iea
above named were Committed 10 await tcs scIion or tna
Grand Jury.
TIM SNDsRs ON Fcrr GaRsrs s--rhe ladies' residing IN
the viciriiy q Fort Greene tbs Frst xnnesoIa
and Eighth Ohio regiments sncampod got enter
tainnsnt IN Carleton avenue Methodist church las,
night for their beneBt. The arrange gensnts were
under tho direction OF r Geo Sayey supcrntendenl
OF the Sunday school, who connection with tho ades,
made all the ARRANGEMENTS necessary for the ac1onmo
daou OF the soldiers Six long tables sei tho
lecture and were led with all the subsantias ~
we'll tho deicscef 2, the The sodicrs arrived
In companies about dark and sumptuously enter
tanned. When company satisfied another wss
brought In, until all hsf mrGa as they wanted Tho
ladies very attentive and tho sodiers were highly
pleased.
The New York herald., 1863-09-05
Brookiya city News.

CosorsR 'vrs~fIearcy r,x Gao ~ r,~ Nrs.o Jacs
soscorooer Norra esd an ia4ucst Yesterday asraoos
hs once Montague Halt aroa ,hs body or the .srs
Dsniss sacssoa who vac ATTACKED at he rss,s~uos in
sis~Gts susy. sbcst t~o oclsck IN Sunday morn,ns
last, aud - badly iajrrsd thn he conveyed 10 the
city Hospital, ~h-rs No o'-s on Wednesday, sight
rhs decc-ssd ccs,p.sd tbs basement q /. horse n
wheh o,her coased fs'ks rcslssd Amous then w.. lr
diA negro, nsrsri s,ch who made himself obu,ras q,
soms sneno~rs - txsivs Losnpsny M 4 larssss in
repe 81 set. several u the member, t>sss rcaes ihs
influence ~ lgcv Waited ths bos~ and ssHsshas u the
windows 9Th xsodss gackn,n ~h3 an "a AZ. - Dt
nAa y, bs f0Sr W ~hst the soa,,@. -sw rss
ss struck him On thu hsa5 se1 frsrtss-1 n gxan ~
vrs reccsvsns us snsry hs notnes ~ ssn .ao rsss "a
gssed N 'c sRS&is, Aad "a 10 Dgi no-ten ssas y
Nths hosptN ~ pM hs-v i3r-bs~f ssosH T-slr rsr..
srs Tssrk fsssy ssrosrs newsllsrss ssI c,,v~~ 49,
wyd. H- cosf sni say iswovsT VITO ih..r tss slsas
taa. hf him
~vsr9ref vhr~ tsr'r41rv fsrs-ss inst Ave y~-tog,s
rss ,sS.sx he sssssit. y saisA lAs tsfss ps ssss
The New York herald., 1863-09-05
IL PUIsOstc sYRUr
DNH roLDx
CoUuus HosKsEspws nauNcnfaIs
cUsH kFfIUN
PULMONARY g1Mr.aEw1~


~. ~ this c.isbF.Sa nese he ~ Fs
noasy csasunlytoa :. as eel ssispsss1 v -tifst
~ ALTON apoa ai.~.sss fssyirss gsosnss
sa~fts speedily eal-iaas th~ssgns7 ~ offips 900
aru " pu urfyuN ss8f 49, aas iav ssrsns 90 ,s
p'-r'' now iaroRtsEr
s.s.ss u eTir s~iDr- aegogssgga = srt, =.
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hos cHt~a wor~ p~ssgs. fsttng li a'esp " ~ mnp
,hs pshte tr rss. 'ssa sR ysss sss las aa.ss.ls~i
as popqn'y eutafsE ~ a.. q p1W'n-ssRl- -, .ns
rrpatssa slns risls tavsf .sa epasasas~ -
'o' - s''9''.s .ss rnsHx agspprrm
.~a ~ ~eh~Hft - 80 stfmsasH ~ 80 ghsr ess.,
,s# asSs rfs.-#s. ~ mmn@.'h s-fsllas
sts rfss lset. s.f s-s..s.s trea tsss taa~ sersa
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.as wsss. y asxsr.a 80 s.'r ~ = lsals.s. 's~
= pE ,cHsscxs ssswggp roxrl. a. i.f.,as.,
esfs ~ byspspsis $50 wNeN si-ss~~ Cccsanys.oa I.
49, sltss - is- sasnass sss /. sfss . s.nAIs.
.s'.,.6 I. z .,s .s,. q 4 =, = Z, 9,.ss...
tpis ~ssi 90 sres no sil-ss-
uts sss p-rf.siy hAsmiss. a. 49, tn Ma.
ssTssas sas vsistes asaofAn "a ss -AN ,sss~ss.
.fat.iqas e's~s~ hssf @@r ps4nh vsa~rasy es@ssssr
~ ~ n cBsscg hu. srss So ~ Rosms ., ~ "a
rohD .IsxhI Nsw foss .Asfs A. e.a - isasa w.
= s..s. - :. .s,,', - = ,r.ss,. -.
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The New York herald., 1863-09-05
Address OF Hon. Rsvcrdy johnson ON Va.
nonaI A1ntrs.

Reverdy Johpson o. Maryland addressed the Saratoga
County Agricultural society here to-day at the tsrmina
ton Of their fair, invitation given yesterday III.
address vas bricf and largely devoted 10 national arar
n vas pervadsd by spri, Of intense devotion to shc
unoa and eojoned the dusy Of sustaining the govern.
nsns in the struggle With The rebellion without On.
pressing opinion - the validity ~ the
procsmasom hs hed that T In the exercSe of any cdu.
Sututonai vas power should become frss they
1spot be rs1aAvsd and not, then the wtbc question
would r~ss wh The people Of those states when they
sunssd their pAcss b The Uuco. sAvsry wss m evii
fruit, full u netSoNa dimcuteo, and would eventually
fsi IN the coatsst with frss psinoipesn
The New York herald., 1863-09-05
niIsCELLA-EOUs.


A EMY AND NAVY IouKshL.
PUBIiSURp TO-DAY
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Tbc Military Sitrauoa--Arwv NaiLsfa-Armg 1tscus-
Army rersona'--l'em. ,,, sea Earissn.s as'rhs,
Navy oaet'e-n vy lrrsonsi-kev Gutter se'vies-
navy '''' 80 tSo coanhsros DhNas ''' ''''''''
rVorsnipg Fours.n letter fora Nal arnerai SJas
Casey-voiantcer caocfs lie haV-Ihe ,lilasy Asadc
ms-hducaa,r OF Generais-9 ymnaaArs Va hhr"y
Trainug -
Tho Conscrp;lon sumter ana Chs Observation-Disclosures
Treatment oC.dlers-~FaFs og SAND MASONRY, NhghF
Nav vork by General GllnofeM'lfary iissiene--A NJ
hons, hot estne Army -lretment .. 'ns''oned
oaicers. -
Hints On Msrchea or infan y--Feignei Disfa-~s-'fn
nAl IN Military IrA,nngAu's % CAnipAignrFa, NO l.
The frcsien % oenetal 0fautiiow Sort Sumter roSs
Yeiog Fever, -
Angloe} 0p Oraiu OF thl sriuaa NasrHeofssni atom
Of Pr artillery New Beech Loaiing 6un--ForeiEn
In lh number are publlsheI fau The ofc. directions
TO applicants ar admission . the military and nsHal .r
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OF mitory iaf ormaiign.
The sunday School r,n,cs ssys
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their true ligat cn...
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For sale by all ns~sdrs'srs.
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The New York herald., 1863-09-05
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United states descctiye brought here last light FROM
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The New York herald., 1863-09-05

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