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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-11-18
Walnut Grove Lots.

A RE pleasantly situated, with good water facili
"A ties, healthy, pretty sloped, hne forest trees
about ton fifteen minutes walk from the Public
Square, possessing the advantages In maug respects,
OF both city country, and exempt from the dis
advantages OF the city, via; eftiuviA heat, heavy
taxes, etc. Tho subscriber Offers FOR SALE LOTS
on all tho streets and avenues Ia this beautiful plat
Apply TO II. @. SCoVEL.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-11-18
NAaHvIILE TENNEssEE WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 49, 1883
SashrtlIt @Minm.
MORNING, NOV. Is 1868,
ADVERTISED LETTERS.

List OF Letters Remaining In the
Nashville Post office Now 18Th,
IS88--sAstst No. co.
All letters advertised are subject To extra charge
ofone cent. Persons calling for them will please be
prepared with the necessary change
Persons calling for these letters viii please say
they are advertised, and give Dumbes and cate Of
list.
All letters not taken out in month will Be ssnt
10 the General Post ofhee az dead letters.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-11-18

WUBHNEHS FIWHIHs
Messrs kaufman Yogt
Hays Wilson
RO.einoT WesWongsf
Morrison Riuglsf
Keoef Co
JR COwsn A %
Simon \ Circle
Wesener Co
Brown %
Bu no Daufhnay 4 CO
SshHinger HaTEyk .f
Arge A Mott
J&Lflck
A. v. s.. LINDsLEY, p. M.
Nashville, Nov. II, 1868.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-11-18
WkNTED.

A BOY, from " 10 u years old, a. the Gallery
- Of the Cumberland, No. ~ Cedar Street opPo-
site tho Commercial Hotel, Nashville, rennessse
noyiD-u mUR5k a PkAaLhk
The New York herald., 1863-11-18
WINES, LIaUORs, SO.

(NooD BOURBON 81 IS PER GALLON, Is CENTS PER
" bottle. syeas old nothing SUPERIOR s3 gallon, %
couts per bottles very tuc ID fish whshcy 80 6 per Th
or 70 cenis o;e OF sherry 80 per gallon ~ cents
tCttlr, coat under other house for Eh.
luRnEACx WINE COMPANY,
~ 20 iUu ear cL ~ ribe NJ corner of Wa lam
The New York herald., 1863-11-18
FUR SALE.

IJOPS.-TnE SALE OF THE NEW HOPS BEING
postponed Of the will sold this day.
tw ednesday) November 49, at los O'Clock. Hanover
without
The New York herald., 1863-11-18

EOR SALE-PERSOES WANTING A MILD AND DE
hghtul climate, open AL winter See advertisement OF
The New York herald., 1863-11-18

GENERAL EXCELJFNr ~ RMS FoR SALE AND TX.
- change, from 10 20 81 stfes S2uol q nf .i g. OF
" terms Rare rhAuDes
sOVTHwIcE WOOD. Is lice sseeL
The New York herald., 1863-11-18

FOR sALE.THE ELEGANT AND CoMMoD1oUs RE-
4 sdenee OF Charles A. Meigs ESQ., situated At the
Ier OF New York avenue and Bergen street, Bedford Brook
n together with about 10 Lots Of Ground and Stables Tho
house about 40 feet contains is elegantly
Irescoei and = repee with ell the modern convepences
win shrubbey and the choicest kinds Of fruit great
New York - f~'
The New York herald., 1863-11-18

IMMEUIATE rosEEssION Will BE GIvRN oy A
three sisy Town ft0ne high stcop House, 2rt6
Nl.p wih az motern imp cmcu's together with the
hsn some Furniture cont usd u tic hoItc located
Washington Paraie Gro nd.
C1lAs p. MILLS,
No. "a Cedar street.
The New York herald., 1863-11-18

A CARD-phEssMAKIN0 AND FANCY GOODS
n Madame OLYMPE, on her way from Paris 70 New
Orleans with choice of fashionable Goods bass re-
specfuy inform her custoe residing pre-
.enty in New York that she . now ready 70 M az ,her Or
the de She has made speoaal
with Express Company here aae
Orleans 70 Insure safe and cheap espateh lo
the United States. Address Nine. Olympic y
Chartrss street, New Orleans. ~
NEW YORK, Nov 10, 1873
The New York herald., 1863-11-18
NEW YORK HERALD WEDNESDAY NovEBEs 49, 1853 2f1l1o1
THE TURF.


Il day November is AZ / O'Clock p. NJ A match for $500,
mile heats. best three Ia five In harness Woodrnn
names Irish Maid Ralph ogle names g. discount
day match for $it0 nile heats oest three IN nve 10
harness ii. Woodruff b. q. Napoleon the FOURTH
Ralph Ogle ma mes blk q Black Diamond A good day.
SHAW & WHITE, Proprietors.
TINION COURSE, L. 1-TR0TTING ON THURSDAY
u November 49, at o'clock p. NJ. match for $500 mile
heats hree harness John crooks names o.
r. Volunteer formerly Boy Lewis) Robt j. Walker names
The New York herald., 1863-11-18

n in harness under the saddle Must be sold as the
Forty first before O'Clock A. NJ and between
1 and 2P M
The New York herald., 1863-11-18

I,OR sALE-PERSONs IN ILL HEALTH SEE AID
IL vertisement Vlnelaud
The New York herald., 1863-11-18
HORSES, CAEaIA GEES, SO

A NEW TOP AND NO TOP WAGON SET DO UBLE AND
Single Harness and Roekaway made By Brewster % and
do, az No. ll0 broadway between Fortieth and
Forty 1rs streets All sold cheap 10 close up
The New York herald., 1863-11-18
RAILROADS.

HUDSON RIVER RAfLROAp.-TRAIHs FOR AL
III any Troy, North and West Chambers stree
s,7and loA " sndsis Q aud 10 80 ?. ~. and on sun
procured auy or the Offices of WESrCOTTS ENPREss
Ia New York and Brooklyn. ard baggage at the
house all points the DAD and to Saraoga Srrnrs
NEW YORK. HARLEM AND ALBANY RAILROAD
IN decreased aeauuunfal ms Trains tor A hauy and
nov NotiA ant wo Twenty sKgh street ID pot
JOuT BVECalLL saper.useo leA.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-10-29

;N(us. Gina, bsr s6aupiRabt 'peru's.
BON no. Ionic an6, bfu t6afeuplate Gauao.
Na&rt&ten bie Taum 29.a4 tpt.i etnasIau'
few fnp. ttbdlt nun biz MtItuh6, ta6 bs,
xaptr s..Alabama',' ON TO- g1drl Set n,
Sn(d Gsttanto u{&isu. unD tab tsHtn
BsfstlSbabev Semmse on ba6 Qanp 0tnA,
Dsrfdbs bate bic auu, ~. @dI3 40 Dabr'
I.use a,fapsrt. turuurr ete !G6ift, .Rut'
Qcro" unb .,Qafopats", an Sr,tn, usl&.
eu t%roGlinhi(&sn ObubeuIi&tsit untsr'
uotfen 6np. .1h1"'~
Auf ru 9nid Gan G,rnanto ,trurosn
81 esuit rsr aefana.nsn S&ifsmann'
i4afnn an poe Qone adtet; RE Motro'
i'm rurrtn In Gifsn aslset; TT Offeirs
muretn NIT risfH Bsbaneluna rufhont.
nbsr olIs murrsn frsnae tur6fu6t une
ibrer BrIbloden. unit papitre -buautt.
Dlef.lttn rpurctn sihaspadi unb forafdI'
tta ouGeaelt. Maho(sn, -psl6e tbrs
DtenftI anbettn, tpurrsn Don ron Rapsr
buetpiuia on9snumunen. 81 bate cas
mals 120. Stslsult pom aQen Na!tonsn
an Bore. ~,
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-10-29
Gin 1ubd&brfef.

3W Rsnnati6nun0 pc Ue,rdtbns, tsr
ON 10. Oei. ru,& rae Vctt . Dbio
puurtbeilt pu,rs, titnt u. u. folatnps.
pritf zen It on rtn Otu0sn re 8. Re-
aimsu,e ron Nlatama 9tldrisbsu unr
rfltn Original i'm BilBf re @tn. Moz
f.ntranl d& ttfnret:
~ MeEltsr Gclondl -
Sore aities GinIatuna BON Asftrn
bab, i'd rur6 '9brsn S@paau .baIssn.
rr Sbnsn eafir @eaenmaut8se auftutn
wirr. - Sbrs Mu'bmobuna H. cine
aete6tt, rab i'd Elm Grsunp rec Sdnsne
tn f,insm atesntpduia.n Grtibotefampfs
bin. .Reins rtbfouGae @sflble babe Id
IN mfinH 6eimatb f@on in Qpro Cha
'oms Wortsn: "9br 6etun, SIR t6nu'
9lmrifa nidt srobuu." aueaserddt. -
30 baGe. uuat(&eu.. trobe psr tprannt'
{ ID ~ Neeinura. tis mid msinn Wd'
nun9 boltu uutr Gud g%eianet, unr
msrrs ibr nit meint un'ttflsura In ibrtm
xuuNuas a,esn Guu 9nfi'uiionm as
ben. Mbr Sie tr,ten, ia Sie (oaten, tnb
nur Btntas I'M Ncrttn msins Metnuna
tbti!t.n. 1oufsnes lnp tort. ris ibre 6n'
3.nemeinuna ouelpu6m rlresn, tptnn
Ger Mtlttdr Dtipotie mus ibntn ni9t be
8sble auf6nlrit.
Dog rn 8ompf fcrtrouern unb tlutiR
(sin. SIR babt nur aueSuba1tsa. unp rsr
Sifa Mir. CUR fem. Die NoIiiif Ter
gnibnpiaun9 uuIdnQert rm Rampf.
DIR flrasRe Wsa 1uun Griecsn N rsr
fdbnfe. Sbr f5nrt Cure risensn Bstin'
aunasn porf6tetbtn. msnn Sbr ris
e&la&t ouf Gu,ss Gtiuees Born &C.
piunt. 6of'np unr btteno fur reu snp'
li&en 1.iumpb est @a&e, pefdr @ts
tampfsn, bin t& Sbr 9rtune
6. 7. 8auanoiebam."
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-10-29

@i6ti4es aus GbiH unb Ntru.
Am is. Geptsmbu rpures tt. earlt
2ini. rn Giisnbotn BON fem 6oftnpIas
Valporailo nod rn 6aupIfaet Santia9o
sr6fntL
Inner ellen GIo0.n >rr B,r5Ifruna
tu1f&n he btf.taae Grtinuuna lter BIZ
BefrsbunAen Der fro686Nl&sr &fe'erup9,
61T WfpubTT W1rlFo Nnt WonaI&it ouf'
auSpine,u. Sm &osert6 batte sine G,or'
teruaB dter ben @tg,ufanr futiatfuneen IN,
unb hsr NiniHsr br ausmd,tatn anQs,
.lsasnbsitsn ,puvee Hfuat, feline Meinuns
auaau(prsden, Oh GbiIt sine fol&e Ntaie'
rune In Mfrifo onsrfennfn lo[ff. Dr.
WtniRsr sab barauf f.tne Aniwor,.
.0nrs0eu tpoten sutlden ;tsm ountrita'
nt(&sn @s(aneitn In Sanita8o, 61n.
3slion. unb ZEN, Mintf.t Ter a~uepdrti'
9en Anaeleosubeiten ron Chill lbu eis
mtritani(&su @naslsaenbeittn msbrsts No.
ten Aers&(elt woresn, woraus uftttt&
N. tob tetre R%saieruna,n strtds @sfitle
be Nbl&euee e.esn ete &initBuua a.fr6n'
ter 6dupter auf n%asritant(&sm Boetn
beaen It.
Dit Mra.ntini}&e RsputItf bat. pts 70
b,i6t, .intn Aetnten mad .GbiIi 9tfaidi.
uu,n I'D NIT esr GbiltuUaeu Rsaisruna
tabsr bic msrituuti@.n ansdessnbsiisn ~
.:"*
I. D,rGbHsntf&s Gonarsb tatf& bis sum
I. Dttober pertaat, Bstttner Grdrtsrune
abu cine ,,teotratil&e" Stage -fpra& I'D
etne eni(ai,etne Nbneieun9 aus. ben Gins
fluff Der pdpRIt@sn @twalt IN amsItta u
Ytrttrttn.-. 80"
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-10-29
Gle Spnbcntipu IN ~SfeoeIaub

Cte S~unbcntipn III "Stebelanb
!@ir erbielItn gs1ern pom BEN Dstsoa
ten tes Dapsnporttr, @;rsfns. 0tun 6
9ir(@t.' uusf1bnih, MhtbeiIunom lbe
'bte 8erbanplunQen let @ItrtIanp Con
benton. Gin Yrotctru mar tenklbs,
. uetf tfnem Btrtdt RS n@idtns-+an
Grte" anoe(alo0fn.
1sbtr ZEN Gbaroflcr ter BnlammIunt
btmsrtt sseod,sS .Sournal:
~Die erobs Nnsabl or anw,(snbsn 0er,
.trtter beuti@u 8ueins 3eiat IS, nj. ouo.,
1tntin bsr etuRe @iue N. tte Buwt,tlt.
dung bsr bsut(am Srgani(aIton su It.
frstsn.. @enn In $ pttt 6 Mcnattn Elm,
Btws9una au 0unfsn sinsr Snde ipI&,
9ldnasnre Ns(ultate er3isl4 nj. pis(e tsut
]9e Organization, 10 brauat M uu
bas @el:nSen ess 3wsdes ni&t msbr In
3weifel 3u fetu.
Aaeiu ni@t bteisr puntt ousin 1T ,s
bsr aue- 3wetfel an BEN @sltn0tn b.f.t,i.
%A<n mue. Gin fben(o mi&tiaer unp b5dN
.erfteuliaer lmRonb IT Ter. eas oae Ii.
Drle8aten, aus msI&en Stauttn &. aud
fein aao@ten - Elm fimmt9- In ttm st:
bnnlen tparen, tnb to6 @nf a.linesr
unfit unb bab Seber, NIT Der abG&t bier
.ttrsef9idt uno btsrbsrastom1 men rpar, zen
5ub iu ufberlestu. ba6 ~beuq@e Giubsit"
uam6elt& fet. .~'~s =
81 .f@sfnt, tn6 tis p.r16feesnen8 sreinl
nit bsr @abt ibrer Dslseatsn Is sbenfc
ernf Bsneint baben ; benn'ts bat f9trIf@
IN ben Ser. 5tuatsn nod feins Genpsn.
lion Deut(&u estast, in psr frlae 6dbie.
tettet, psrtrstsn .parsn unb fold auter
@tQt Beber{&t uts In bisler." ,
DE Convention psr,oote fi@ om 81.
Seiobsr Nittues I'm IL ubr sine die.
Ald Drt" Der nd&fsu 8eriammluno n
absrmalS Qlsptlano befimmt.
Dk 0raanflation fame unter 8orGb
BIS 6ru. Gslir Cote ftutt ; In Der p,rma.
.enttn Organization p1dlei1h 81. Sri,
ltsr. ~ R3ri! =.
81 Anfane Der Berbanblunaen srfldrte
Aete7pstn51s;T7e ddB~ r. Sun tsm==Bpeenn
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-10-29

@iienmaaren,
w HOLEsALE l. R RETAIL.
Sn eeuu, alt.n @tont. tee s. 6. @a(b*
burn, no.. 5 unp 7pehl. 2te Straes. piro
mon eaS arS6n UNI meift complete @aa>
renldpsr in ger Gtart fnttn.
Gitn. Stdbl uno Naaslu: ~;
.Garttn, S.le unr @la6.
Waaen.M atniul, Rubter* uue etesr'
Beliina.n=. "h = :"
GarnH ut.nfli.n autr Att.
Gifmuodr,n fur BoumeittL 6aRts
Observation-Disclosures. Mt6el>naa1t Hlenp'
nerwaartu nnp japoutG44t @ltsr.
@tr: ma&tsn uual,rt @intduft 8oar.
rptur& trtr IN ben Staub 8eftbt' fne,
tilie ju rerfouffn. Hna~>
Niemone. Tam btll}8trpsr'
ole wir. 80, ~. r>o:':%'
;.I7 I,IA4 FL
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-10-29

n+ Cine ausstjei@nete @elegenbeit
ttaa i6 lol&.n, msl&e In rsn Einff eer
Ser. Staatsn tretsn polen. @apt. @bit.
ntp rttrutirl bier ouf furse 3tit flf bic
4onpumtppte 10 W,0tNippt. @d&wa'
,ue. 81. Yonbtile In tistm 1isn0e
ine %manni8fa6 unp perpti(en mir auf
eis bstufsnp' An3sies i'm beutiesn Blatte.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-10-29

Dem Intruae ouf Nunabme terfeltsn
cbne DieeulIon ae0te 81. &ssmann ~esn
Antroa eutasesn auf Strsiduna etr Yo.
roarupbn 8 u1o 8. Dies fnb1. au n=
ner lsbr srn0en Distu(Gon. RE son Gin
ssluen ni&t obne Rntsrfsit eeflbrt purrs,
Die S&!uBpubanplunQsn snbi8ten mil
tr Refolution, cine AprtGe an rts Dtut'
f@en III srlof en-.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-10-29
I T.Tf :


Dttfes BnterS miro tcm gutlt-
Iun, Moi als stn Webtein setct 4.
tpe;6e al.s uebel, bic, bas 1Iei(d
srerbt, teiIt. dter e IA efn tbrit-
.Jlhss. turerlo@i9ss. rnb 9eif.ntt4
Naeus uut Elm iuarlhmtr unit an.
st1ebustr ReeulatrI EtsfEu Rt II . .
: Sn aGen Ztttlen bss 9auhes, BE-
'fpntersifn; ben" b,l'5fen D,frifttr
RS DeftnS unb .ISu>weRrnt ~
biK,Ite etnaefibrt ,pDrteu if, x:rt
N-rennth eedanetsr laantttdt
=. tn @tmdststt eehDmmsn-spn SIR
..Merittn aIs ei6 mObltbdhees grs+
Itruatis ute 5t!lmfs.el eesen Bic.
'btr;uae !NatIe, ataett 4ebcr:
beiAwereen,. BalItnf1eber,
fDspecfIt, Nnperfaulidbleit,
EGsIbiud1tI q dJip:nttI; atisti,
ge Trpreiiun, mnttiatcit
:anrth anf OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Derfauun9sip aemexmcfttttn.
'@,f6md6ten pstfcn.h ,rtre baHeI.
-: bdrubeFt smpfpher bdss W.
es,tt uue BEN sanIsas stpir!s tdr''
! 0tsf,t Rhterli III mIR' nf1rnIi6
prdpaf # uut aus dnrr feItentr
Gamttna:iou rsn WusIeht, paan-
,'eomtti teftitst, rp. DE- tp1d long.
befprbsss trtrifer bAunstn i5erb,s
ben Giaenfhaften yur ftuterune
,at.u Atan:btt.sn btaksn. ..
Nnhtune auf Nirffaml.tt nil i'd
70 tins 9r5s treGYrorurt.rr ron re:
enstsn-unb grraue.u tsfSt, oIttr.
En.fte. unh tt Eerols;G
Id ,ufeteu, .ta6 e I~rdftieer, a.;
oIS itbfs antsre tefuneen
hm, irdftet, fl aus auter Rattria.
ttu~ aue n1stne Ruaten yum
sa~tisfntttsu ~faufe7:
len, etner Art.iel Al 1ttftrn. Der al.
, rtrt :4unb- ter tbrli1 1snct, NOS
Iuin\ nid.t7 peFtfenHtnen NIB MID
'tdnfpfy6tr, taS nt6t %ecnGftent IL
Iat ptrfltt fhtrn. Brutethe
1 poRsS Guort pcmit Stb'r In
h ben Etonb gefrsti IN. rem Wutb
fetn CAB: a~nsaeasttn bot. .N6et
man rs{b BON bsr Wasrbtit set
). IS. wStdd; eie.ntbamu
Cincinnati . 10.
Gkttaan. @snfral: Nsent.
tRros.. Gin 's~Blcd-"
in Gsie,eo -.bti :Tuuer. 1tnh h
perttn serturst Eel u. q
Gttedac
Dassnrort BON 1tten h Rod.
,bp.. Steuenior h Garnnhan
r. Starter unt &ouoeS, !9mlS
& orefal't, ttt;'9
s.. q OBJ NJ / d.
Der Demokrat. (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1868, 1863-10-29

3en, ii aLnrr, satrt.n unt'
drStiidpe8 rfahrnua atfb
Rnf, unt ntt9e due touiib'
unb 6silu ns ber ct;nefaani
G:iur Rarontie. Su- I
earanti.en rag wetn Sitter
eaen mebi,tnifhtn 9nsrebie,
GEM eia,onttref Maatnhtte
nit aueeru pire map tfoetets
urt trirb q dufNt-Fuh MIR
psssen ssf&mtdt Urgently
lier, esutodi. NIB IA elm Ert
,srstrea. Ytqtlnit A1t;der e.
- II meins NtIht eeuefs
len. iaetntn auntea' ssfaner
mon rpm ibn1 frrtcrt. sd,
fir ttefes Bttters Il pds ttt
pnb-tas ptfen zus.neer MD
erttdIt. rie aratesten. .ein
Rsuebune auf Nudnhldt In
teden au f&dseu, rofhr II f.
Ginittsr 20 Mr{sttr, unt
Obiseu p5a'e atera.nat uesb
Tr. T.
, 1863-12-22
Qbieago @rib11ue.
LONGING FOR HONE.
ET JEAN INGELQW.

7 ~
oS -N'AA'"'
4 cong Of a boat:
There vas oner bost On billow,
LIGHTLY ehe rocked tn }1cr nnr ren,ntr
And the foam wns white in iier wake iiSe snow.
And her frail mast bowed when he breeze wnn1d
And bent like wand and wiljnw ihln,v
reh.a.a l9S"'
54aasu Y.r. % mias eyee one Cay When boat
Imarked her course Iii = dancine mot.
She faded ont on tIc moon1if fosn, Ns'S
And I eta{d behind in Tin i1err snrod ho,no.
And nv thouphfs ali 49, 1ra-s sien+t tha iho.+
And nv dreams nnnn Mia a'o"' 'a' oo"''
f0"'
pray you near my song Of boat,
For 1t iH but short:
Ny boat, you shall ind none faircr afoat.
In river or port,
Long looked ont for he lad she bore.
On the open desolatc sea,
ana think he sailed to the heavenly ahpre
, 1863-12-22

a Vessel Carried Over Niagara Falls.
An obligtng correspondent at Chippewa
sends us nn account Of melancholy occur
renee Which took place on the Niagara River
on Monday last, which resulted IN tho death
OF one man BY being carried over the falls, and
caused imminent peril to five others, as well
asthe loss Of q small vessel About II O'Clock
IN the morning, the steam ting 4. D. Gritiln,
Of Bufialo, reached Chippewa, having in tow
two scows, the Abby and the 4. Murray, Of
Fort Robinson: The captain Of the steamer
not knowing the depth Of water, kept too far
keep headwny on the seows. One o: the lat
ter, the A Murray, striking agains. the splles
at the entrance Of the harbor, swung around
with the current almost into tho jaws Of the
mighty cataract. Tho Captain and four men
ton into which the vessel had rot, and the
great peril with which they were threatened
being within less thau five minutes dis
lance OF the great fall-1eapcl from the yes-
sci, and boldly strnck for shore -Four Of
them, the Captain included, succeeded by
great e1ertions In maintaining themselves
sank amid the leaping and boiling waters, and
was carried oyer the cataract IN the mean
time boat, manned by two brave men. shot
ont from the mouth Of Wel1and River to the,
assistance Of the helpless beings in the scow.
The oarsmen, Messrs. T. Lausan, Jr., and
the men from their pcri1ous position, aud
succeeded IN reaching the ahore just above
the first rapid. One minute more, and; they
would have been carried over the Falls to the
great gulf below. Too much praise cannot
be given to the men by whose presence Of
mind !, and courage four human beings were
thae rescued from certain destruction. The
ecoW glided along the strcam till it reached
rock almost On the brink OF the cataract,
where its course was stopped, and where It
will probably remain till broken up by the
ice In the spring.-7oro,ato Leader, Dc. 16.
, 1863-12-22


Formerly Of Jsmcs' Hospital, Cnstop, House
RsSda, Mex oTie:ns established In 1850. now Of IS
tfentpsn1 oT OLD CaKok1c, MkRcuaA1L, BLOOD
fE9t1ss Eq13 Arsenie 9E sarsapaE,lls Dr. JAMES
blood disoase<. of1:nnte Weakness. brought On IY
s1ce.s, ovcf ta1auon of business o. oo.Alled hero
debility cte- cured by tntalibe method md the
Only curt tor this Misunderstanding both time and cx
old ptseases Pr - Of The MOST HoRErBLE CLASS.
hotchee the 1ace, small atery blistcrs pains In
The head and bones, u!ccsated throat nose i1nb1 and
Eunot1nga. ~
Dr; James L. recommended By the prcss generally os
iSal eollcecs ctc Those afflicted should apply immo-
u'6naciys apo 9e cured OF thezc terrible diseases.
hcnempeT DR.. James Once aud PaflotB arc At S.
N2ndolrh, between State and Dearborn streets.
OnleG open from L. Ii. until u. Consultations
knV1o!auie- Qel7.stsl-2w
, 1863-12-22

confdentisl Fbysician uor1ue7ly Of St. Lou,s, NO.,
can be consulted at his oce, IL South Clark street
corner OF Monroe, Chicago, H., half block from the
Post Once. on Ill Chronic Diseases and Diseases OF
private and delicate nature in both sexes, which he
treats with unparalleled success. Rooms Separate,
where Ladies' and Gentlemen can consult the Doctor
with the strictest privacy. 0dlco hours from "a H.
t. F. :Sundays1o to u 4. n. Communications
conddet ds- Consultations free. Addsess 2. o. Bog
AsA En4losc tn stnmps and get hls Guide to Hcalt
From the Doctors long experience In Hospltal and
ffva1e Practice. he L. able 70 perform. and M guar
Gnteet perfect cures fcf all Veucre4l or Sexual Dis.
cxsea tn their most 6rverI and complicated siaccs In
a ye1E short tune. without the ns- OF mercury.
Hounk men snnerine irom solt 1use Invited to
lies etsendant on Puberty. Aenstrnaton, persons
nav1nE any distractions to marriage, should call at
once and be cured
Best Of city references as 10 ability and success.
de3-F3N{Tts
, 1863-12-22
MEN OF ILLINOIS,

Yon aEe HEan summoned to 1sIly around tha dear old
Flag Your spontaneous and glorious patriotism hss
~: lmpetlsable lustse has crowned the arms OF the
tny1nethle legso1s Of your brethren already in the
be1on Is reellng and staggering beneath the treen-
1o1s blows Of the brave and sn!wart Of the Re-
cns T., h SoF G;oGntry sgan Gala she aaks
roes, who. On hundred glorious 1elds have made tne
name terror to the foe and tho watch
word Of victory She grees you with Nberailty wof.
thy ake Of her gratitude for past achievements
and her faith In youF 70 win yet enduring
EenoFn. nl!lolsaus to the Held again. BY hundred1
and thousands sqd assist in the anal effort that shall
bring the internal Dragon of Secession to the dust for
aver 6o living or Dying shall this CommouHea and
he Republic bless you, and FOUR names and memo
f1cs betnmcrSaff JAMES OAKES,
Lieut.. Col. 18th q. 8, Cavalry,
oc13-o4O9-3m. 4. 4. Pro. Mar. Gen. Ill.
, 1863-12-22

TEA11oH. When i2ssudc Of EeArfncas OF body in i'm
xithoas any Inaicstion OF disease. thr mind DE-
pressed and Indifferent to external Curex some vital
-suEetton is dernngcd-the human systssn, Ike any
oths5 neSs 11 mccl ansn Is subject t. certain Laws
3anon y dtsoEdercd-tn like nauner. when the hu.
mSn stomach Or liver becomes affected, We arc men
sauy Ana physically nrostrated. By <cnnylng tIesc
oosfuctions, Hsl,owaya Pills restore the sufferer to
lt 6Enebt AND pleasures Of permanent health. For
naoIylns 1he blood. correcting tie foulnrss Of the
stomach and clcansng the secretion or the llTvF
1ness famous remedies the most and certain
YEA 00coFr1cds delS.S165.l via
, 1863-12-22
Special NDticc5.
The Greatest Medicine ever I'm.
ysOxqefl Into Australia is

TERS, manufactured At Pittsburgh, Tennsyiynntn.
o. e. fromrure E.tclce O: yc, and the 1nest touic.
Tsrmsey; Is taeess: II pc gold rrgio1s q eli.
7oIna hss been 6e5ond n prece1cot the history
r,oaS tbs s9Ee: spd The 1srvons sssts. thst
water hss no eject upon the system. Mcn Wo;Ei
n r. ornn instS nps IT, mud and wattr during tie oss
GAl;ss hayc escaped. by i,s regular use. tic cni-
&c tfa w1cn PROSTATE the strongest II unsuEtatned
1naony ~ its Myor compsccnif the most tnncnt and
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AND ita protective and Eettorstivc properties
GHEc e Afendy rendered 1t standard article both on
nFeeoioE dletIicta Af Australia. Wherever there is
1mpufs h1f pad water. and FREQUENT au1 sudden al.
their deadly influence that hns been used with
EutiFc and uniform SUCCESS. dcslE9i0.st Tss.S
, 1863-12-22

slsouth Water street. corner ofatAtc, Chlc,go.
". fErTIT1, ldes9HfFsm1 9.L,6uTa
, 1863-12-22

~ An owl which was left In the barber's
shop Of one Basset, In Hartford, on satur-
day night, took advantage Of the, opportu-
nifty to kill cat, several birds, half dozen
rats, and then to pull to pieces number Of
stuffed birds, break mirror and generally
smash up the shop. The owl came from
Virginia.
, 1863-12-22

Tc those siNtcsed with ru2iures. Smiths pateo,
-4uMane srT1IE Truss. Patented Nor. 1pta. 1868,
nn1 9 eesarsa prsss.re r. AZ instant .nd nc
Epane. therein avoiding diseases of lie spiuc or iii.
h3S nG ;aaptsd 70 siLer se1 u any case q reduea
Ghose IN ant will rcate call and examine thc surc.
I1oEty Of th1a tr1ss, mt room 10l Metropolitan Nofel
Ill. Ira5'.T13 sHso