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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-04
TIE s?.0oO,OcO Bousrf ORpISAycE.-on

TIE $2,000,OCO BOUNTY ORDISAYcE-On
Saturday Mayor Opdyke signed the So 600 90 ordinance
passed by the Board Of Supervisors few days ago. Az
thorzng tie Controller to borrow tina; sum upon Coun
tv Bonds Zoe the purpose Of facilitating volunteering.
and to ens the city 10 raise her quota Of the nrAbe!
men called oT by the President without having recourse
10 draft The ordinance having now become law
we understand that Controller Brennan viii in day or
two sdvp!iise FOR bids Oh tie loan.
The County Substitute and Relief Committee who he'd!
the disbursement Of tie money raised under former
ordinance VIII doubtless disbiIsc The above. They
closed up jtir business YESTERDAY ms Substitute and
Relief Committee and paid Of and discharged all tAe.r
employees except Messrs. Cofson and MsnninC aud
one other clerks. Thy viii N few day organ
e as Recruiting Committee and eadeavor to rai'e the
;nota Of troops assigned 10 this County The Old Com
uit,ee transferred the une1pended balance Amounting
to nearly million and half OF dollars to the Volunteer
ordinance fund.
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The November term Of this Court opened to-day
being election day the attendance of lawyers was SINAI
Returns of process were made IL several admiralty cause
Revenue process also returned and three cases OF mani
red paper valued ut 600, condemned by delan
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ftdyertisciDcut.l
AdNcFischcit
THE WINTER NUMBER OF NINE. DEM0RESTS

IHE " INTER NUMBER or NINE. bEMohHoi ="
MIRROR FASHION contains five le fstten' coinpns
ing one dollars worth: beautiful Cloak. the Ladies new
Double Breasted elegant Sleeve two Chdrsns rat
terms and other splendid novelties Ready Nov. L.
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A New BROADWAY SToRE.-Ihe irequehlcr
0. Broadway sees so many improvements continually
progressing in that splendid avenue Of marble and
plate glass that he becomes accustomed to the inaeh
cent changes which few years have wrought IN That
thoroughfrrc and eventually architect and docor't'
are obliged 20 AK their ingenuity 90 attract aieAipn
Within the p1st week a si0'e has been opened.
which combines sufficient taste nd novelty 10 CONN ne
very general notice. We re,er to the dug esiahsI-
reut OF Nj Hclmbod. mex; to tAe Metropolitan h"'"
It's gliterg exterior leads tie crowds Of passcroy
who never knew before how attractive drug sore
might be- made, pause ard inspect the latest u'if
ton Of Broadway The style of adoTnmeat Ia TIC store
OF the ohastesi description. white gold and pale la'
ender pIedominsfing in the f0ri retail department
where in addition 10 the slap Of pharmaeenlicaT De-
Is TO be found every requirement o. the toilette y"
cia feature in this establishment is the fitting up o.
stylish reception room for the lccommodnton Of ladies'
who while waiting until their prescriptions are com
pounded y recover from to fiigues Of heir pronen
ade The entire building j. - feet 'front.' by 20 iect
deep and five stories IN hight The Icor hall o. e hIst
floor fronting on Crosby street. has been ltteo iyi
Wholesale 1epartmeni and the upper part WI! prop
hy be USED a. q laboratory Ifmhold VII hei'"i'c'
form a prominent landmark Oh broadway
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Dusinees Notices.

NopT0Ns GOLD PENS are now sold al the
s mice, a. ber,,e the commencement Of The war tbs IL
entirely owing 20 the Manufacturer Improvements Ia ma
nj. lsge Retail Business and Ca,hin Advance
sy.,en; for until be commenced Advertising, Ia. business was
done on Credit aud n,iefiy NH the Trade
The Melton Gold Pens The only one. sold at Old pee'
p. the makers Of all other gold pens chargeihe Premium on 's
God Govern en Tax &C. bu: Morton has In 10 case changed
HI prices Whoiesrlo or Retail
of,b rfea numbers BY mai to all parts Of the world
aupa the pas few years in thousand has failed 70
- M defamation Ia safety; showing that the Morton Gold
Pen can BE- obtained by any in every part oil the word
a. the same price, postage only excepted
Reader you can have enduring ready ana IeADe
Gold Pen exactly adopted 10 your hand aud style OF "rn
which will do you wiring vastly cheaper than Steel Te' ana
al the present universal sFIesre fiee o e'e'
thing YOU can have Morton Gold Pen cheaper III proportion
~ IN. bo pen, upon i, and material used than any other
Gold Pen IA the World. yon want one cal! on A. Mohros
80 IS Maiden Lane, or incio.e stamp for circular.
DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS. SEMINAL, URN
AIRY AND sgxUAL sysTRss-Ncw and reliable tfcimsni-h
Reports Of Howard AssociArios-isni N sren ",'gi
envelopes, fee oi charge Ahdie', III j. 'Ni'" ''"
ros Howard Assocaton FhiadepMa ~.
NEW SEwIyG-MACHINEs
10 RrNT, by
Three doors below Broone.' T.
WHEELER a WILSON'S SEwISG- MACHINES
We on IN. hi .he premiums al all the important Ss'e anu
Merlsui 81 Fairs where exhibited this season. -. -,
EooTt PATENT UMBRELLA LOCK SJAsps ~" bf"'"""y.
DIR. STIRLINGS AMBROSIA IS stimulaling'
M ,rsr OF Koot Bsrx AID Herbs ltwn cure ai hi'eH'e
Of h. Sea and itching of the Head entirely eH1chl.s a
duff prevent. she haIf falling out, or nom ttns ~
,o.trely rfav cni-ls grow tick and long Hi f'i
III different foui i o'r prcpiraiions ana can Do ' ~
Depot No 49, Broadway.
The "GAIrERETTE, for beauty and comfort
Of the Kind before introduced iof bAbiE
'i'ssis "''' MILLER CO., No 81 Canal Il.
DISTILLED DEW beauties the Comple1io9,
oyes lam, free es aud dscooraons and renders ne SAN
s5,,. ,oD rnioo D.. and clear. u. u. GRIFFIN oe"e''
AGENT. no 11J BToaSyay.
EuRrOIDFRING, QUILTING, and BRAlDiNG,
90, e,,, description OF MACHsE-sEwAG' don" IA thc bri
- -, Al. Grover Baker Machine " bliss L. LIAM
Al So 9J5 BT0aGwfN, near Zzis''
cuovs-Iodics will find full assortment oi
-, Cr fine ieet suitable for the approaching season.
i,,sd in ,,yle 10 Ladies, Misses, ana Iil.ti'b -,
BArcHELoR's HAIR DYE.-lhe bcs, III .l INC
t I,,c.t nstnral reliable hafmess' ana u, t',sn
,n eject me genuine is signed W iL,'AA n. "a'~u'
Svl4 ny ull Dsusets.s. kac!osy S9' W t'3'1a'''
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The INTERNATIONAL PgizE-FIGHT.- Among
the passengers Of the steamer City Of New OK Oh
Saturday last, for Liverpool Tim Keenan, brother
Of the Honcia Boy who goes 10 England for tie
e,pres purpose Of assisting the training preparation
Of the litter for his great fight with Tom King the
English ctsuion for the stase 81 $1,000 the largest
amount ever fought for in the Vrizer!ng HeenaI las
cone into training at Newmarket al the same place
rherr Tom sayers had his quarters FOR the great in
terua,iona, ieit in lsC0 lie IS attended solely by
his brotl,9 James Ac viii no, tlus himself IN tie
hands Of any English trainer ~, the coming fight. pre-
;erring be totally out Of the influence ~ every pat
Of his training Of any outsider In the last two or
three weeks Of his preparation his stanch friend ana
mentor Jack Mcdonald will be IN close attendance 10
pu, on the final polish: be will aso be- Of his seconds
In the ring. The other viii in a probability be Tom
Savers wLo expresses the strongest confidence IL Inc
victory OF his late opponent
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ARRESTED FOR ILLEGAL vorISG.-Samucl

ARRESTED FOR ILLEGAL V0TISG.-Samuoi
Bailey was arrested Tuesday, at p. M. by ohcer
Steele Of the Sixteenth Precinct for Illegal voting in the
First District. Twcniienth Ward He was committed
for examination by Justice Kelly.
Joseph Woodbridge was arrested by Officer Mills OF
the Sixth Precinct charge Of Illegal voting at the
Finh Election Dstric, of TIE Sixth Ward. Com
rnittel for examination by Justice Bowling.
John Stewart was arrested by Officer Mellon OF the
Sixth Precinct. on charge Of Illegal voting in the
Eighth Election District OF the Sixth Ward lie was
discharged by Justice bowling the evidence FILLING to
substantia,e the charge
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CITY ITEMS.
U,,wATHA AT IRVING HALL.-A fine audi

UrAWA THA AT lENlN6 iiALL'-A HlO oUui-
.,oo assembled last evening on the revival OF Mr. r.
S,ocpels vocal and instrumental symphony, the words
s.o,n Longfelow s poem HGuathc Having already. at
,e first public production Of this work expressed at
rcth our opinions Of it, we shall not repeat them here
s,sce TO saw that an aite audience received II with
srest favor and indeed with such monesty high ap'
rroya as to its repetition, for it is poor com
pnsston to composer after the time and elaboration
bestowed on such work to shelve 1.-THE chief parts
uere executed by Mrs. Motto Mr.. Castle, and Mr..
Campbell. Mrs. Stoepel recited the sirophes.
Boston is infamed musc-wise tonight by the first
public tangents to the great organ made in Wurtem-
berg by the Walekers-7O feet high-costng $4,000
and six months to build after the separate pieces had
arrived The great Music Hall is the receptacle OF the
Big Stranger
philadelphia last night had its first taste Of the ad-
,nired new German company of Mr.. Anschutz, in the
great Academy of Music there The prospects through
the subscriptions in advance. are brilliant.
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The MOST BRILLIANT CONCERT ExTRAOR-

The MOST BRILLIANT CONCERT E1TRAOK-
pIyAKY-Ths musical event Of the season VIII come OH
tonight at Irving Hall About OF the hncst arsu
are the solo performers. Miss Kellogg MI. W. Mason
Mr.. Gottschak. Mr.. Sanderson Mr.. Thomas &c, are
of the nuuber Counosscurs are referred the advcr
tisement Something extraordinary.
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A NEW PERFUME FOR THE HANDKERCHIEF

A NEW PERFUME FOR THE HANDKERCHIEF.
EXTRACT ~ THE
KIGHr -BLoONlSG CLRsUs,
NIeur .BLoosrxG CEErUs.
HiGHr.BLooMNG CEREts.
NIcnr BLOOMING CErrrs.
NicHr.BLooMlsG CEgsus
NlGnl-BLoosse CErgus
NIGnT-BLooalsc CEREUs.
Most Exquisite Delicate, and Fragrant Perfume Distilled
fIoa the Rare and Beautiful Flower from which taxes h
Manufactured only by fHALoA q SoS'
BEWARE OF CouNTRRPRfrs
ASK PBALoS's-TAKE NO oTnER
Sod by druggists generally.
New PARIS FANCY GOODS,
No. 500 Broadway.
Just received per steamers Scotia and Olympus an exquisite
selection Of PARIS VASES JEWEL Boxes CARD RECEIVERS
FLowxa STANDS, etc.
HAvmAxp, MERRITT Co., Importers
No. 800 Broadway, opposite St. Nicholas Hotel
ON ApRs LAST" When | was in New
York" said he 81 nccostcd. afternoon ny most
person. who offered to sell me certain things DE-
clned buying lively argument ensued, during "hch fe
knocks on the head happy before Tor
never seemed so geneel The knocks he added with
grin "was KNOX HAT" There usual. great dc al
of truth hidden in this anecdote of Old Abe Such ksox on
he head are only agreeable bat indiyddake the "ei'r
man of excellent taste and bon ton KNOX at NO. 2'
Broadway -
WILDEg's PATENT SALAMANDEE SAFES.
THy Bysr FIR. PRooF SAYR IN THR WORLD.
DEpor No. 100 MAIDEN LANE
BEAUTIFUL LIFE-LIKB PICTURES.
Car.e DE- Vse ~ per dozen: puPcntos = 3D. ~ neg
atiyr. registered H. a LAWS No. I1@ Chatham st. ~ l.
The PALMER ARM AND LEG.-B. FRANK
P,NrR Inventor and Paence, Astor lace (grouni hoof
NY Al.o Phalclpha aud Boston only houses OF fALSER
4 Co. Avoid imposition by calling on the Inventor
GOLD PENS. The best and the cheapest ai
a MoRro>'s. No - Nadeu.lanr. Arw-i 'fk
RUSSIAN BALL--CoMPLl Observation-Disclosures,
&C. for Ladies' lKrss RooTs for Gcnilernrr
a, CaNTRELLs No ~ hrosow,y.
ARTIFICIAL LINES by T.. ID. HUDSON, MD.
ota place Clinton Hall stairs. l. = 'oief'
ard marines furnished without charge ~ order o. s''h
Gen Hammond L. ;. A., and Surgeon W he.An l. > \.
TRussEs. -MARsm * Co.'S Radical Cure
Thus, ONre only a, No Ne.eyst Also Supporters. suf
resory bsndsge. Sill Elastic stockings for Nafico-e ems
Sho, lder Brace, &c lady attendant
For THR HAIR-BAERY's TRlcoPHYRors.-
The best and ehespcs; article. Sold ~ al Druggists
=
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ELECTION RETURNS COMPARED WITH LAST

YEAR-Thc TRIBUNE ALMANAC for 1863 contains the
roturns of the Elections held in S62. Price Is cents
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SENTENCE or PRISONERS The Hudson Coun-

SENTENCE or PRIsOyERs.-The Hudson Coun-
" Cour. sficr having been 81 session iew DAYS
passed the following sentences testeiua! i'.@ -,
Mckee, orard larceny State Prison xix months John
Pennngtoa State Prison year; james McC oiIneA'
State ~ i.on years Bridge Qai Te.e,yf 5.LoN,,s
Geo Williams, cour,erfe.teI, year; Michael cohueHy
State Prison wear; Charlie White burglar, year
James Maone ana Thomas Walker State Prison year
Ann fully Grand larceny year ~ State IrlsoA S,as
Stokes COuLtereIter, u months 10 state ITlsOLi h
garet Cooper and Charles Brown. state Prison year
C. L. Gu,cR forgery. state Prison u months IAoulas
Wise and Thonas Hans, assam. and battery fined
VIM McCarty, uSe-breaker. % days 10 jail nom
Kelly assault and battery fined SJ Tobin Robinson.
County jail 20 days; Martin Connolly County jail 80
DAYS; Geo Gleason Comfy JAN - months; John Lar
kns Indecent assault Oh blind girl County jail 4
month"; james C0rneck, County jan months Amino
nv Weiser assault and battery fined S. Robert Can.
non assault and battery. County Jail months.
COMMITTED SUICDE.-Coroner Ranney on
d German sboemaEer rctding ~ No. 30 West Thirty
"lta street. WHO committed suicyas w Monday wgat.
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BULLS HEAD.-The close Of the beef cattle

BULLS HEAD.-The close Of the beef cattle
market yesterday not favorable to drcyers as the
opening though prices did not down SO low as to
oblge drovcrS cut their cattle TO await bet
fer market The extreme rates this week are lle y
70 for the weigh, Of meat not counting the value Of
ofal or as Is called in the Boston market the fi,h
quarter" The report OF the markets shows 6ooO
huoeks on sale the most Of which sold at "a Zoe T. 10.
and not quite vel the previous week. Tie pficc
of sheep this week has been quite equal 10 the pre-
vious weck with lighter receipts. though not small.
being nearly IL 600 head The hog market is over
whelmod the supply being entirely too great for the
stomach Of this stuffed city just look the figures in
,he cattle market report and see how we abound in
cheap mea,.
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A CardJ
THE OPENING OF
HELNBOLDS NEW DURG STORE,
No. $40 broadway
Next Metropolitan Hotel
Mr. HFLMBOLD has opened at the above place a large
rfug aud Chemical N.Trhou-e Our citizens respectfully
requested to Civ. Lin call sd they viii be certain receive
from the gentlemen attendance Kind and polite attention.
accordance with the Doctor u.usl pas. mode OF conducting
sncs bu; pure and fresh Goods will constantly be
kept hand ard al who give him their may be
that every article sold sill b. genuine and at the lowest
cash figure
H,msmbor HTLMBOLD'S New Drug and Chemical Ware
hou,r No. go Broadway.
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OPENlNG on NM TERM

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT-Nov. 3-Before
Judge BETTs.
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PASSENGERS ARRIvED.-Upward Of 200 pas
,engers arrived Oh Monday morning in the following

Ship Resoiu;e Liverpool. ....... ........'.....I
Sbio Star II the West, Liytry 1ol..........'..Lb,
Siin Adele Antwerp. ...s'...'.'.....''HN
SIM Cornelius Grinne. LoniOn............... -
sniu Daniel Webster, London. 81
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER a. 1863

Dyspepsia.
DYSPEPSIA
DYSPEPSIA
DYSPEPSiA
There probably disease which experience has 90 amply
proved to be remedlble by the
PERUVIAN SYRUP
as Dyspepsia The most invere forms OF this disease have
been completely cured by tins Medicine, ample testimony
Of some of our Ers citizens proves
FROa ABRAM MEAD, ESQ, LITTLETON MASS.
have for several years suffered severely with Dyspepsis
accompanied by weakness and iritabiy which
male life burden to Nothing but the simplest nurment
could remain IN the stomach without pain. Sourness aud
windy evacuatios uncomfortable feelings In the head bad
taste In the mouth catarrhal symptoms inactivity Of the livef
and bowels piles. general debility and state Of ex.
sne susceptibility made up diseased condition rebelous
b. ordinary mcdca treatment BY the advice Of eminent
physician OF Boston | commenced taking PERUVIAN
SYRUP At once began TO experience benefit After taking
three bottles oil these bad feelings have le Ny health
stored and enjoy life Is well as
Most cheerfuly do recommend Peruvian Syrup.
PAMPHLETS FREE
Depot No. 4sl Broalwsy J. P. DlNsMORE.
For sale By all druggists.
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id,lcr To Every One


Furniture
or NEW DESIGNS AND SUPERIOR WORKMANSHIP,
All ny own Manufacture, which viii .eA AZ W hos
sale OF Retail At very low pnce. iof Cash.
ROOM SUITES
or new and beautiful styles, which for good taste in design
cannot BE- surp4asrd ~.
Cs' 'aa % 'A''A' FiEDERick kRlTiNA'
Nos ~ end ~ Fast ilous'on-st,
Between bowery and second.a y
Gold Watches s..
ry serenity i've eighty I'VE one ns tsS ~o sd '''
r s,l hv GRO e. ALLFN No. 10 broadway door
below Canals IT.. formerly No. II WAL .
Tbrec Competent Prescription Clerk, ae engaged
nLLMnOLDs M. DnuT 'ioHf'
and average prencc OF eight years in the best broad
way stores
Prrpnrr for Winters storms.
INDIA m BBfN CLOTHING Of every description, ltub-
nh IoorS and SHOES RUBBER GLOVES for
.CiiAPPfD HAnDS and HOlsEWoHk. HORSE GOV.
IIpWTLRY, TOYS FANCY ARTICLES, Sc, for sale by
OOODYEARs !. II. q. Mkd Co,
No. 2O5 broadway, near fui,ou-st.,
Manufacturers and Wholesale and Retail Dealers
Lumber.
very large stocs nj Wholesale snd Retail
n BcAy and .oanuS p,,sr sepRs;i On s se4i 'AS
lstag corner 18Th AZ.
HeimboId's new DruE store,
No. 80 btOADM Ai,
Neat Ia the Metropolitan Hotel. , No.
To the PIcscrpt Department and Compromising =. -
special Pains have been gwen procure nothing pus INC ''
material and COnipc .,nt alsiattnis
Learn TO sl,afe In onc-haii ilnnr DS 'N'"e '"'
AMERICAN FAROk ~
FLOOR SKATES.
10! sae by on SKATE dealers. Manufacturer uY VI
b. 81 tESs, NJ 2tJ Fear 81. , 'cs - r'on
For the Piles. .,.,r,pv
p"' VIVA - A CEuTAlN CURE.
FOR PILEs COsrINESEss, DhsIrII, L. No
and Liver ompaut Sold ut the Doctor Mo"s n -,
s7 -Four ~ st. ihrd door nom the bo"rfy -, If nm,
,rrri Soy ' ~ H. G. WELLS g Co,
No rs frsnklmst., General hre''A
Foga's Lever s'lsnsc Buchiie, bv
M.,ufsrt,isd and for salo straps, AZ v hpi, -
sTt vTSs No 1t5 PcaIl-rt., New ofs
and NO, " hnpy str boAIon' Ma''
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There probably disease which experience has amply
proved to be remedilble by the
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NEW DRUG STORE.
For had Breath
SoS BAD bkT4fH
ISL usR usE
USE USE USE
5# #E II ISEssSE & & sS{E$S
10 t LspY "a "a G GkkssTrLLfaiS
No LADY OR GR y. IN
MILL ~ ww,,IIhti 0uTT y y
VIII rs wiiH9If If
xfTER 4 TRiAL~
AFTEh IklAL.
PRICE flFIi ,ENTs
fKiCn FIFTY CENTS.
Prrparrt ouly ~
CrO {. HOWslt fhiladsiph's.
ssia = UELhfnng.l's DHi 4 AsH CHEMICAL !" AHE
HOUSE. -. j9s Broadway \. !.
lyon are seius the thrnfcr, opefa, - 'fiy do
tisF fhEsCM PERFUwERY.
EXTRACTS OF COLONIES 49,.
LAtEsDlH. fLoRipA AND OThER WATERS.
iav. i. H. iaffr s.o.'cni Tie nn-st frnch snd moth
bog BIZ the beet ''d-- naatsi 'li '- 'h"' '"' ~
SrW DRUG AND CHFNlCAL DEPOT.
NJ. -, BROADWAY.
Uo,t's satin Inundr, -inrch
RECEIVED pf.u 10 tls rfrli itl' 1n f g'iHi a.''
80 .fl lfsA f.qa4frs ou' teolrds 40 much % o "i-l
-tlFA -ul~rrr sn, other Or iinen. And "1'n, a
.h .rf r.rfst slif- sfftrif Adapted 70 IA" meet
itrr wiL sor W.Lr D.aT on foosr "HArHE.i
~. r Do. c.u.s lrf pound ,t a -
sali by ell a~alef'
1 Have n Sec, Large Assortment of
a. y
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PERUVIAN SYRUP
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Dyspepsia The forms Of this disease have
been completely cured by TINS Medicine ample testimony
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-07
song-rhe starlight Charge

Our good steeds snuff the evening air,
Our pulses with their purpose tinge;
The foeman's fires twinkling there,
He leaps to hear sabres jingiei
HALTi
Each carbine sent q whizzing ball;
Now, clangi clangi forward all,
Into the fghti
Dash on beneath the smoking dome,
Thro' level hghtnings gallop nearer;
One look to Heaveni No thoughts OF home,
The guidons that we hear are desrer.
CHARoxi
Clangi clang forward ALI
Heaven help those whose horses fall;
Cut left and rghtl
They fee before our fierce attack
They fall they spread in broken surges.
Now, comrades, bear our wounded back,
And leave the foeman to his dirges.
WHEEL
The bugles sound the swift recall.
Clangi clangl backward all
Home, and good night
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-12-07
a Toadyfng Jenkins and the Re.
Spouse.

A toadyiug jenkins. the other day, put in the
columns Of - Republican paper the following:
'SuPERB SHAwL.--Stewart. the celebrated i'm.
porter Of dry goois. has nov in his store a mag.
nifcsnt shasi. imported by him M a cost of three
thousand dollars. expressly for Miss Kate Chase
daughter OF Hon 5 Z. Chase. our distinguished
Secretary Of the Treasury Ii L. is said that the
Young iady's whole outfit in all respects CORES
ponds with this costly article OF dress"
The day after this appeared. it was copied into
Democratic paper, accompanied with the fol
lowing crushing comment:
Il am the wife OF Democratic soldier who
volunteered at n tims when the Administration
pretended the war was for the Union; aud al
though he was promised one months pay in adj
vance, and his months wages regularly, ye
for over seven long months he never received :
dollar
During these long months Of dreary winter
while Mr.. Chase got rich enough 10 buy three
thousand dollar shawl. I. ut the wash tub of my
Republican neighbors, managed 10 earn BARI
Subsistence for myself aud the helpless family o.
the neglected aud starved Democratic solJier"