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The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1863-04-14

Burnside visited Harrison's Landing, soon
after which ii was decided to withdraw the
army from there, and which was done to rein.
force Pope. The Committee devotss some
six pages to kilograms aud extracts of evil
dence relative to Pope's defeat, and then goes
on to the campaign in Maryland; also main.
ly composed Of extracts from tho letter of
Gems. Mcclellan and Halleck, and kilograms
in relation to Antietam. Mcclellan teslifies
that the morning after tho battle ho found our
loss had been great, the commands much Dis
organized, and did not renew tue attack that
day, but managed to attack tho day after,
when the enemy abandoned bis positiou.---
He says: 81 think that taking into consider
alton what tho troops had gone through, We
got as much out of them 10 the Antietam
campaign % human endurance would bcsr.'
Several letters and dispatches are given thai
passed between the President and McC Clellan
and Hslleck, tho former urging Mcclellan tC
move on the enemy from his position near Har
per's Ferry. ~ !, a.aia
Mcclellan shows couclusively from his dis
patches that bis cavalry was 10 poor condition
10 October, but moved on the 26lb, and COO.
timed until the 5th of November, whom b,
received an order from Hallcck, deposiug him
from bis command. The campaign of Burn
side is then rehearscd. The testimony make,
il appear that at Fredericksburg the attack By
Franklin was made BY Mead's Division, which
pierced the lines Of the enemy, but were driv.
en- back. Several Witnesses tessified that had
the attack been renewed by the whole ol
Franklin's command, il would have been suc
cessfuL II appears that GeneralsN ewtou and
Corcorau, 10 an interview With the President
intimatsd that the army lacked confidence ia
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1863-04-14

Would respectfully ammo the citizens OF Hillsdae
and vicinity that he may be found at his Office on Tues
da, Thursdays Saturdays Of each week to attend 10
ali that may wish Consultation or Prescription; Omee
tours from o A. 81. to p. N. Offee over Wadrou
Bsidys Bank Residence Manning Street, first door
north Of Prof. whpples. DR.. KxE will attend Patients
at their Residents at hour aside from office hours
Hillsdaie, March I'd, 1868. 4. kEE' ND.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-13
1863. TUE 1903.

PENNSYLVANIA CtATaAi: hAH."oAp'
With is corf~r,'"r> iorms .,.,,.,,
TIM sfloRTEsp AM N.ogIhESf ROUTE
Fyo. MN. YoRS TO rhr rs.>.,'At "fsttM .trh@,
Seven trains daily iror Ne" va to RI .dr'ph'' '"
Ma j~f,~y aud camden aud Anboy LINES -s
AL s-yli,,lTI;u TRAINS FUR rilE NEST ny Tim
~N-' ROUTE LEAVE Nhw 5 ORK FROM THE
FOOT OF IUuRrLANDiSr.
r. way of Phisdeipha the mo'ns Iassensrs eAvc New
York at A. Time other ro,rs, evening passenger
.. . p ~ one hnu, ls,rT Ihan Other 'ie.
t,,ohor l:.r than the Northern lines. ard by both rou,a
% 20. ,Ir az Non"n "s ~ Nirs:o sHJ a.
points ~ ;4r NofthW-,t, Irc,it Indianapolis L"n"".s
s. Louis. Cleveland Columbus. Cnrp'as, aud all Ian
points West, with fewer changes Of arr ,,,,,,
Slccpir. Car, withcu, change fu' ifen' rmadeIhs
Pittsburgh - miles, aud New OF" To I"tpash ~ tes
smoking aid saloon tsfs on al trains.
fur. The same other routes.
Ba..arr che, Ard though Transfers free.
Secure 10 se,. eu,d unl u.ri by pittsburgh
WESTERN EMIGRATION.
The Pennsylvania Central Company rms an Epnsrss
Accommodation Line which affords comfortable mode q
travel parties moving westward oiishau the usual rsse
Of ialo. .,,.. ....,
BY this route f'shts of nI lvssiipons be FORWARDED
to aid ison any pom oh The Railroads VI oho, hrnocV
lndiaih. Illinois Wisconsin. Iowa OF Missouri, BY RAIL
ROAD DIRECT or 10 any port the navg able rivera Of III
West By steamers from Pittsburgh
The II Freight AID from any point the West 81
tie Pen>y Central Railroad are al all tinrs fsvorsot
srdby other Railroad Companies Merchants ant
shippers iusrnstns the Transport 81 bet Freight TO hS
Company '- 'ey w"h s,1sdsn r, @s ' speedy transit
Fermers and D,alets In Li,. STOCK will mud tbs mos
sevt..ogs fo.e CsIacou. is'ds vel waI.'sa sa ,p
AID ~ connections. aud every .t-nS 20 70 .s' "sn ~
fgom fsbc;s wber. win be 'p' -,
rla S M S:' saa sanrMSE MxakfTs
J. l.. ELLIOTT Passenger Agent, No. Asor Iloass
LEECH Go f"irh, Aseru. So. v,,,-.
"'0"SAl' '''''' No. 3sassy .pl.es
ENocm LEWIS. o.nsri suUsria.saasst. XlI.:a +
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Icl,up Mtehe Jeremiah H..ay, M..ter.On. ouiwe and

Chip Mitchell, Jeremiah Hardy, Ma'ierson' ori~en an'
Ernion 10 hgd rier foot Of wcs Twenty fourth street
Which was ado pied by the follown, vote, viz:
Afirms'ivc-1ne PRECEDENT, Aldermen Henry, Me' col
Chip Mitchell Jgremni' Hardy "a'e'son' o'i"'" '''
Reseeii.n Of Board Of conneimentlat Ms';rs With
from in ron, of,heir pr,eniles.
Witch concurred ia.
ton sev,nivcond street. om tho Third to The roufn
be regulated and the curb and gutter stones ,e w
direction OF the Street Commissioner aid the accom-
panying ord nance therefor be sdopied.
Which was adopted by the following vote, viz: ar
ArmetveIThr President Aldermen Hall ch,rp, s'H
kesaye-Aldermen Henry and McCool-2.
MOTIONS RESUMED.
Salaries and Offices from consideration Of resooiiono t
hr the Public Administrator to appoint mes enser Ia III
Which was adorcd
The paper was then laid over.
LlTOHTs RESUMED.
The Committee Whsrves pisi,, and Slips pre.enseG
report of adopting ordinance providing Tor
the landing places OF the North and lst hi' ana oo'Hu
Which was laid over.
PAPERS HERhTorORB LAID OWE RESUMED.
Report Of Committee Roads Ia favor q! adopting rco,u
zion Nat the cub ad gutter be- aud rc.e, and he
walks casged and reassed spree four ieei vice. h
Hudson River under the direction Of tie street csnu
son,, ind that tie accompanying ordnance therefor ''
vi III was adopted By the following vote, viz nj.
AfiTma,e-Thc PIsaitsI AasI,nen "a XIX scso0 'HPP
",
Nsgstivc-Ald,rmaD i.nry-l.
Report of omt,ee on Streets In vor ~ adopnv fe>cu
uon that Csiharne and CshFne sip be pay WIN
lian pavement properly ners TO pay hs 'NtS
the city the remaining hall. under ia. dfcu. 'he
n Aqu,uct D.parncn, and that the "
dinancc therefor ba adopted.
which was adopted by he following vote viz: -
Anrnnivr--ihc ir sidtn hldrIusn II %, McCoo tiFp
jeremiah, Hardy, troment hstrson' ot,"cn ana rH"5
10.
kosntiye-kderuen Henry.
On motion the BosT1 then adJ ouried and the afam
ten that the board sood aiorrned sn'n nlrsiy
d. 4 VALENTINE, Clerk
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OEpsASca OTrics. WAX bFFAsrnssr
MA. IsGTos Oct. ?, Isoi.
CEALTD PROPOSALS silI be received AZ

cEALED PROPOSALS sili be received NJ
~ ulsOsrr tu a. Nee C he l.t q - current saonl
% faf ria - tl'lri -ccru'"tEAehih eah1 q
- 90 b. 10 ysf o. '0Jg~i-s q-ili'. u no uHa'f
nan ar.snal.. t.s go
80 l s~ss o. fs 60. 'i,.t Af-r-rl ll.4 -tl4s IA
o. .~f,a'ff, fIrftfry trs.r-i ~ .b.ff. "a
.afol se,.sll.. RI. lou4s Arsenal -. al No
loo I .es.4fff o. \ ar-1nTs srrrrird Mo-.
ra ftr rs-u.a pirus wl.cb can b. srrn :. 81 lef %.
. h,,eflfsd .rsrs, AMI hoy tc 10 h- sntjoc 10 m
st ar,sua s4rr Delivered before tfls receive
os Ooys af. - BE- s,o"'sd y pad TT be- sr-
aIs APPROVED De-. .rn4 lAU ooh ~ DC " snhr,'
fad a. s,rk h 30 b,s, olk annsd lbc sho"
.cr bet vii b. .rr.-lll o. frrt.t -
T.. ivsr lDs b. fr 's % not css than w s-;s
- Of 100. sta undr md not lbs
thra g. c0nffaos ief over los s't
Tie D. delivery . b. made SAn nfccn a~s from d@ic -
CONTACT r.IlGe g. specified inr vii 'phee' TO
ronfseof Or 'br an rn 10 b" II mat
uu.s lh, .ccou;runrufs lf be fr ia ihr a'i; sn'
The 0oIes b. ehA sl At ogs 70 - Gecsnfd ~ c AZ
Bldisss VII s'.e errlriiy the .r,nal Is,na' where
ne, fr0ppss 20 liver ard tho Iumb 81 sets 10y Pr pose
a. tsl,tr q e.th pee. o. for nom than o-e
80 h.is will b. srrslss d ion parties other than regular
manufacturer q tie scr md 'uc4 - ar ltowh 70 ~"
.psfiH-ni De- i ~ ptert g. execute, IN h'S own
shop. iLc proposed tor Zach Pafiy obanin- aconts act
viii b. sec d ID snss il.o bonds, With APPROVED 'ef's'
40 nr'af t rc..rrr, % selfth, rsh, 20 REJECT or
sl UiIs. b. as uf.l .4'ifistiofy.
r..... D., "a if,ss.l to % ErisAder General Ocor-e
n ilr.ay lrf 81 oTd anse N-i!insion' AID WI be IA
GtO u. RAMSAY.
Bn..1..r Gonrf.l. Chs! Of oldnGnce
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o.A4rEAzAsIkaB Oy'Iek, No . iATE 81.
Nsv irNE. Oct D. ilti.
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received ut
= IN. OF 90 ,anl oco,kp Tlfuksph. n, 1t tho
l instant Tor supr yius lrcn hundred cords. ul measure.
o! good n,rr DAh ~ otfr BARD WOOD equal 10
70 \. s SEASONED ~ Tor and TO BE- delivered
Al tn 10 tue respective iccs IN
a rbor ~ vicinity Ct, which may be required tot con
.u piion. El Will b. drfed Tor tho whole any st
.o ..s tai. coflsl quantity required f.T.ons
oefs sh may be accepted Win be required 10 give
.confii, TO- the faithful Performance u any contract VIII
may made with them and requested TO mention he
naines ot such p mons ~ tLcn odefs. 49, -
Al rider. soud 10 indor.cd Proposals for Wood" and
Addressed 10 STEWART NAS NLlET.
Major ard Or Master, u. s. A.
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I ON(s ISLAND RAILROAD-FALL AR
IL RANGrMENT-Ieag James sip and 3a,h,st, T.. H..
at a. m Mill Train for Ggeenpon stopping at all staioas'
Jersa and all Stations east TO Creenpot For lshp NJ a.
m and 3;30 p. m Tor Syosset at and III m, ard ';w
o. m For Hempslea! and n Ia, and $3.50. tp. ard
30 D. m. For lsnacs q, and II and 49, 4;3O sSV
mud =. N. -
H. Jh-t. stopping at a.! Stations Fare for this Ian
nt excursion rates. 49,.
For Syossct ION Sundaysl at 8:ls p M from Jshh s'oP
LIZ HI III .ililuua.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-13

The following is the Weekly Report OF Deaths IN
tho City and County New Yc,i from the 5h dayo October
to tho I2h day Of October 1863: Men, ioo Women. i%'
Boys 90, Girls il6 total 40 Adults, 2O5, chidrsa. :N;
Males / o; Females ga. Co.orei Penors. ,.
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steamboats, ana railroads.

TOR CALIFORNIA-By the OVERLAND
i no TEA DAILY LINE of Stages, carrying tht
L. s. MALL leaves Atchi.ou, Kansas for Pce1le. Cs w
Denver G:ca Salt Lase virzni, and Carson Cities sonnees
ing by side lines with The Pikes -ak Colorado BannocA
Upper Msouri. Reese River Wsshoe. snd HUMBOLDT min
THROUGH IN SEVENTEEN DAYS.
The route stocked with Coaches and Concord
Covered Spring Wagons Every attention Il paid paseB
gers. =,
Passengers can lie OF any point the route and
anne IN, ir seats when the coacnr. not FULL
stations average Is m.es apart and meals furnished
Tbs Alsntlo and Pacific Telegraph follows the route VIII
feauent operating stations ..-'L,
will he made on tie cxces eurpas baggage cen b sent b
via PsIlma . . ,.
ttchson Is connected bv rail with all points cast
THROUGH FARE Atchison 10 PlscsrvIie 500
Fsic from Paceryiiie to SEN Francisco + TO- g.,
For further information apply the oiice n the company
No. "a Broadway, N. Y, up st4'rs.
Tickets sold u The Office Of Company st Newly IN
Itch
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NEW-JERSEY RaHkOAD-FOR PHIL
~ ADEIPiiiA s-d the sol II snd WtST VIA ihk
SEY ClIY.-M,u and Express Lines have New lofh al
and 10 l. N, Z. n. ,:p sad ii:D T. NJ fa~ - I"osu
bag axe chrcs.d 1t and 10 ~. aud a. aud ii;S M
for ~ a,hinston, auj Al ssi .. NJ Ca tie West
J. ". WOODRUFF. Assistant Superintendent
No baggage vii he received iog my u.'ns unless d-'efes
AID clcfkel IS nnUes u advance Of the uinr Of leaving
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EALwAY NE.
ATLANTIC IRISH ROYAL MAIL STEAM
NAVIGATION COMPANY.
kDRfA1IC 80 horse power 400 tuns.
HlBERAlA, 900 horse power 900 tans.
CoLiHBla, 10 he ~ power, 3,v' tgnS
ANGLIA, .ClO horse over, 3,O'9 'uns
Sic ma, nhc,n, steamship
COLUMBIA, Capt JErrRIr
sin II ffom SfW-t okk .oT GALWAY and LltERPCUL
on n ESDA1 October 20 10 be followed BY he hIBtRSlA
T. Oh boston Nov. J.
Rate, Of rsss-se pey.so god its sqavaen. in eur
rclcy. ,o,
Iutr4
Pls..rl,s forwarded also 90 London Pans, Hunnuis
fIavs- brrnen RotcrLuE ABfwerp kr al lowe Tsirs
f.frs from inrr,ooi O~~sy 10 New ioFk Ad bo''os
40 go. rso a. RIO.
koT Posa .Pp.y 70 - .u, ~, ,a,,
for fr sh, and other Information, apply 10
LANRENdE. GILES a co. IL South " Jisni-s'
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GYlurslons.

EXCURSIONS 70 COMFY ISLAND.-The
II Cars Of the COMFY BLAND and BRoOniNN RAIL,
ROAD COMPANY even ak ui.nu.os FROM 4.,on and
Csiharine Fer. Brooklyn eonnectins a. Cry line ath cars
oI Crc.nhea C.svescn. sbss ishesd Day and ,ot STAND
Brooklyn. May "a lea w. r. [. CoAE' eapt
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Gtcamboais ano Railroads.

nAY BOAT for ALBANY.-The steamboat
- DANIEL DREW raves Jsyst every Tuc-day, IiaFs'
day aud Saturday at g. m, aud Ohst at 10 a. NJ ara
TO Youhe 20 csn fare West Point and New hu.eh, -
cens; to Poughkv.ps. 81 to Rhncbeck, Tvoh' 'issl,
and Hnd,or 81 25 TO Albany vi 50 Conneciin; VITA ~
Central and .sotth. hAi oads The Armenia ases on A.
tcrnate days. from iaIgison'
L'OR RONDOUT and kINGSTON.--Thc
II steamer THOMAS CORNELL Capt David Abbey IT,
viii leave Ees. iork foot II Jay st. every TUESDAY Thur
,lay and Saiuruy. a O'Clock p Returning wll leave
Kondout over Monday. "wednesday and rday At O'Clock
D ~ ant, al Few hugh Milton aud Poughkeepsic each Mse
HUDSON RIVER RAIlROAD.--fORA AZ.
lIuANY and TROY CONNECTING Win li'A'No
NORrH and WEST. Trains cavc . ,o.,
From Chailoersst - =, from 'o.n n ,,a
Express nnd 10 H.. and J; ~ io|I M AA1 800 $500
L. and y. IN. Wv-- p ~
Troy and Albany with s1eP' iV''' p liz
nag carl 49, IN y" 30 a NJ 1859 H. and IL :, ArlG.,1
and " and b: Is y. M y, IN - ..a,o
Pelsll tlain. II q .,lIi''- m'' s''- y u
and I. 10 D. m
s",s ~ n'"s "'"' 1907 and5:se p. m.
YoAkers train, Dam l9.9A H.
q, Sundays 8, 3:29 r. m, Rom Nthd ,.,,
Tickets may b. procured at any 81 me ofncc 81 Wc'c9s
Flyr. IN hswfork and BIZ ~ and hassas. checked a.
the House TO d, points on the A sho 70 SHH''sa sP6'
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Dn.I0inp ltlaterials.

nRAIN Tile, Chimney Tops, Land Drains.
~ Oar len Iaa, Fe Blk G-eoa House, Malt Mia, and
Flooring Tiles. Long I.end Pottery Depot No ZS Peri
Y TAKY ROOFS MADE TIGHT ard War
1 4 ,,ut.d with FLLHRyS INDIA RUBBER fAlNi.
grirrir-l once No So Brsnit A.so u Nos y fakroF'
5yJ 6-.s 375 FL sv. - box ~, II south .hst' =.
liansbur.h and corner Patton sd OafoId Broofyi
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1caierS, 6iopto, &r.

EUREACES, RANGES, AND SlOvES;,T,-
BOYhTOE's Celebrated iMihOyED ,DnAysyTtN,'
SELF. CLEAKIs0 BRICK FUNNACfSi M ri ~. !, !,
PORTABLE CALORIfIc BASE bukhiSo hA MA saiI
FURNACEsi FIRE rLACE HEAithsi ,asn,TrnFS
FRS lnd MORNlNO STAR HAkcLs LiiTI i,, ,fL ~
famous MOkNiNd GLORY hTO.Lsi SuhSJErs s'n ytiIS
and beautiful GAS.BUKNlsG PAsLOR SIOtEoj MI .i
TIERS. NEkTlLATOES, aud SLATE MANlLL'' ''' 'A''
" RICHARDSON, BOYNTON & Co,
No. 40 CANALsr.. NEw-foHh-
Send for Circulars.
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TRAINS LEAVE HEW-YORk;
For New.Hsven. 7, tEx.), h:IA H. l2.l5 lEAl IN
(Es.l, a:se $50 aud p.
FL Bridgeport. a. 8 lEI.h il.JoA IN. n;is GEL 2a
lExl, 49, s:lD and r. III.
Tor Milford and Straord, T. ll:9o a IN. $50 $50
For fsr.ld Southport and westport T. il:S0 sA; s;A
$3.50 p oao,r>
$50 $50. $50. y. III. "a, ..
a:yc p. N. -. ~. q.
For stanford T. (ES, 40 ii;5Oa NJ; n:ls (EIl ,a
For pot he tel aud hterusdiatc ststons $50 izs
III. $50. f;3J. J:JV, o.AV p Ia,
For fost Chester An New .toeAcslr, . p u
CONNECTING lRAins
F.r Boston via Springfield. IL ma. lEx) $50 (Exb p m
For Bo.tou. via Shore Line. l-:l5 tEs.l 3 p tn , =.
For Hartford and Springfield e. IT. tEAh iii* 80
FOR Coun.stc River Railroad TO Montreal. M, tExl
Al - L. IL. sld y. IA. 20 NO .iainltiu
For ia.1.ord, Providence aid slsAA Railroad tExl
lI.iUa ,.,, =,
FOR Ne.Iiaycn. New Lorlca aid Stoniuston RAhoad
a. ~ l2:ls 2.3J, r. M
For CaaL a1ilfcsd il:l3 ? IA e. Northampton a.,
Tor EOlsatouic Railroad a. l@' ~ ~; toshew mn
ford " edns x lys and Saturday,, u snt,n-ld
for Il .atuck Rsilroad, a. n. 3" y.
70! Dia5ury aud Norstk hs.sosd. : . ~, 80 NJ
louuollcus scsplr. Can aitaied {" y. III. Trains,
JANIS "A. tiUff Superintendent
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C1cfan Cleaners.

TOR CALIFORNIA Wa PANAMA.-A hr,t,
.iesuer . "a Is.,c Ne.s oiS Oh tie ID, 18th and = j
VI earh p..nt ..ceV pael lJ.e .4ies ias ~ ,yNA 3
when the G4y O. departure y "a De- f' MONDAY iql'wtf
Rs iS, Ut or p2~..o, 9ppy % iae only ehe, 20 ~
.nss.een. ~ - SL-...' -
NOR NEW-ORLEhNS. DIRECT. The Il 7
4 ,..s 4. s. uisI steamship LOCUST POINT, Ctqt e.
,uue Holman vii love Pier so. n. r., on IHuAsD' a.
oct Is, 10 freight received nor bis .ldHs ii
40. ~ ecn.sS.sy. loi pas,asr or fi,s-t. aIlly 70
h. b. lNNA-WLLL Co b. ~ Wes:---
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i.le0iral.
I'VE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY FOR

TIVE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY FOR
i GOVT AND RHEUMATISM
All sufferers from tue above compnts either Of recent OF
long standing are ad,Aed 10 use bLAlNS oour AND
RHEUMATIC PILLS. They be relied upon h. inos'
ac aud checua remedy oor,i to the public md asr
been universally used IN Europe for many yea" with ID"
greatest success. -, =,
Prepared by PROUT nARaAET. No. 22s Strand Lon
don Enslandi and sed by their Agents. WILLIS = o.
fTankln'st., New iofS. . -,
Her Msjestys Commissioners have authorized the nam su
address Of THOMAS PRUUT 2,3 strand .on"oi 70 nc
impressed upon tho Government stamp aihhsa W each oo~
the genuine medicine.
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Uants.

a LADY with little daughter desires SIT
N nation as HOUsEKEEPER COMPANION. or ia
Ia kE CHARGE of FAMILY Of CHILDREN p!c.s
ent home more desired than large compensation Address d.
station o.
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NETWORK, HARLEM, and ALBANY
~ RAlLROAD-For Alan lo:I M; Tor DSve'
lain. II. % or Croton tae t;is, i0;oo NJ
, r. M 30. othsr .In. Table
JOHN DURCulLL, Superintendent.
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TEAL COMMUNICATION
WILLIAMS q GUION. No. Il Wall

CTEAM WEEKLY To LIVERPOOL, touch
y ins :, Q-seD-iown tCork HsrbofD.-lhe weu-known
c.r. ~ Al, Ir.-rool N-w-Nork and Phiader hs Steam
Inn COMPANY 80 .n'elde4 W All 4. to.o~t; - -
vi AiISpf
CITY Ok k,................ nieAy Vet -
AID every saeo.eps SAT- EDAf ~ noon FROM Fer ~
! koul Fisor.
FAss.0E-
psrshi@ Ia gold or IL = -rivlirut in currency;
Flg- C,BIS........F 40 40 sTEERAoE ........s -
s, sbin 10 oudon.. - 90 sieesss to London ~ >,
r. "a n 10 Paris. p WI ;t.-rssc 20 fa..... ~ -
ltt' n a. HArturs Cd o. ft~Ease TO Hamburg. - -
,-~f. .lss friv lasr., Bremen ROTTERDAM
wen. 2c, 1T equally low rates. -
r,. ,lm L4s,rpo. e.. 0lceusiown: l., Cabin, 20 20
a.. strrr.x~ : - Ias.e who wish send f0r .aeir
D. .i. cal bI. ..c.rfs herc o. hes rates.
Eor nTil.r Information. apply AZ tie Company Offices
JOhh o. Dali Agent. No. IS Broadway, y. Y.
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4 NEW-HAvEN RAILROAD.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
o. eOMMENCISS JULY =, 1854
TRAINS LEAVF NEW-YC

yss..r-r Station in Eewyo 2h-s and Attn ~
fnlganse 4 s1thst
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CAtETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.
DIRECT STEAMBOAT LINE for HART.

~ FORD connec ing with Railroad 10 SPRINGFIELD
NOE II ~ PTON BELLOWS FALLS BIttrTLEBOHV
Gc Steamer GRANITE STATE sayes Peet slip, o. p n.
Monday. Wcaiesdsy AID trsy t''eslser CITY or hAkr
FORD leaves Pcct slip a. r. A., tsoSsy THURSDAY Ao %
urGgy.
The boats Il this De st ssss sound steamers and a
CONN. ndcd b. competent and experienced oncerA
Ney.N.rx Hry ~. i5t3
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PoEr .ndFAI.I. RIyEIl-Ihc .p.eudld and superio,
steamer LL1kO9GLIS, tSpt. blown, ls-se- N."-i OF!
c.eTy TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and sAIURDA1, At
o'e.ck D. m. and the EfPfE sfhtf., Capt bEsyton a
NUSDAi. WEDNESDAY, and fKIDAI, ai , ocoex y. m'
from ii.r No. North Rive.
o.sai-r no room. viii D. .syo.de secured to any sppk
cant ontii IN. sss. sll have been p-.d for.
Fri b. Boston = forsGrGed IIosga with great dspstcs
by az pre-s tI.izh, Tam
= y lllrlI.rrrEL s-yut No II Bro drav
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-13

WANTED-A situation a. GOVERN ESS, Il
w teach English. French Music and Drawing by youn
Lady competent and willing TO make herself general usefJ
In family Salary object. Address c. No. l32 Wes
S4thst
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-01-22
The Prcsidcn; ON Ellis Own s'rOciss-
NATION.

The National Intcligencer, Journal
proverblally cautious III its statements, IN
the course Of an able article on the Proc
lamaion, makes public the curious fact
that the President does not believe III the
efficacy of the act to end tie .ebellion.-
The lntelige ucer says:
The only vital part Of the document is
t, be found in the declarat OH that ''the
executive government including the mill
itary and naval authorities. will recognize
and maintain the freedom of the person 5
of the proclaimed to be free. And this
part OF the paper derives all Its vitality
from The force that stands behind it, not
at all from the words that precedc it
Aud all the freedom that shall accure to
the slave under this proclamation will re-
suit from ,he law of force, and not at all
from the declaratory portion of tie decree,
And in this view, which is self-evident to
every mind; we are not at all surprised to
leanr, as we do, that the President, in his
own private opinion anticipates lutte. If
any. utility from the proclamation of free
dom, considered as 'war measure. =
War measures depend for their effective
ness on something stronger than words
and the "war measure" which shall actu
ally emancipate a single slave would be
Just As effective without proclamation as
with one.
We hope the Tribune, Post. and Times
will see the improperly of calling Gov.
Seymour traitor If he should express as
much skepiicism as President Lincoln.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-01-22
a CONVENTION.

There is one sentiment now pcrvading
the public mind in the Northern States,
which is a most Unanimous: sentiment
confined 10 no section and which does not
a sum po'iii al character. The people
want, they demand. Peace. For nearly
two year, the, pave poured out with law
ish hand men and moiey. money and men;
the monty has been taken from the treas
ury by robbers; the men the CORY fields
Of fredericksburg, Bulls Run. Shilo
Mumf'rersboro and Richmond. tell the tae
and when We lo,k for The results We
find our eastern army almost within hail
of Washington ely aad our western army
unable 10 oren the Mississippi river--un-
able keep communications open between
Louisville and Nashv le.
Tins s,ai~ Of a.airs has been endured
wis PATIENCE fo' long, long time. Son,
hav4 ~ ven up almost without nur
muir. they Uery smuggling for hope,
IN he star has disappeared aud tie IA
IT,. a.z-s The fact that the sacrifices are
Use and hopeless; realizing his tn,
si'it of al content is Gecomirg daily more
manifest. and the cry is becoming unani-
MUS for peace.
TIE only prsc;ca bic method of securing
AZ honor Tile peace and at tie same time
re iision of the States. and semblane,
oi a great nationality, is through Con
ven IL of all the S a,es. at which the aho
! ti"n laws Of the present administration
must he .nuel and a lasting Compro
,nis line a5 shed. What! treat W.T.!
tr,i;ors?' SlrIeks a government spec, la
tor. a ghoul, who Is ia;tyning on dead bod
i--. or Il confirmed addition fanatic, VIII,
has grown Cry hating southern m, II ant
inslitu i'ns. Yes. panty, treat acath trait
orsf Treas with traitors, and restore tn
Union, and preserve our Government, &C
eompl:4hins what million of men in arm
have failed to accompl sh in twenty months
and which they Will always fail to accom-
pIish.
Self preservation is the first law OF na
ture, We must AID will observe it.