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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-16

J. G. TALLEr.-P Preparations have
been made 10 celebrate in an approrpri
ate names the funeral services OF Elder
J. G. Talley, who it will be remembered,
vas killed by an abolition mob at South
English. at as many places as bis friends
may choose to do SO, on the first Sab
bath Of October. The following points
have already been selected
Al Rock Creek Church, near Iuka,
where his corp-e is deposited, by Ed RS
Henry Clay Dean, Phillips, and u. Hen
derson.
At Little Mount, Powe .hiek county,
by Elders b. A. Smith, Foor, and s. L.
Landretb.
At Liberty School House, by Elder
Fry and Kaufman.
At each of these places collections
will be taken up and devoted to the
support OF his widow and children, and
to the erection of q monument to his
memory.
Services Of similar nature may also
be held at such other places as his friends
may appoint. Democratic papers thro'.
ont the State. and also the Chicago
Times, ase requested TO publish these
announcements.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-16

Aisslsslppi And Missouri Rairsal.
ssss fsstsS thar Dsssmpoyf eiaas.
~ AND AFTER THURSDAY. JULY 1sT'
1855, and uutil further notice, passsuxsS
trains viii leave Davenport - follows:
500 !. =. for 0rinDsll asd Washington.
S.v0 :. \. for 0rinnell and Museatiss.
fnAIrs ARnivs AZ DAvnNroHs a vollova
$50 ?. 4. from 0fioneli and Wsshinsson.
S45P. Z. from 0fiaaell ana Muscatins.
The 500 An. train ont Of Davenport mskes direos
connections IT Grinne!l, Iowa city and Washine
= with the Western stage Comp sny'e stages ~,
~ points West, south vest and North vest.
CfAtne from the West eonnees q Davenport
With trains Of the Chicago and Rock Island Raj
bad for al points East, North and South.
Passengers afe reminded Of the necessity Of
irving distinct directions ~ 70 q destination Of
thst' rasea9e s's" n peoourssickess hafoeatakins
hen seass a 40 o..l1.
JOHN =. TRACY, Gss1 Supt.
4. KlnBAli, Asst Sup't.
Davenport. Jelly l. ls63.-dtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-16
Third Edi ion, 6Oth Thousand.
M MANHOOD.

A TREATISE ON SEMINAL WEAKNESS
"A Involuntary Enin 'onr, Men,al and rhysics
lncapscity. Loss of rover, Premature pecay, In
pedinsuts to Marriage. Nervous Dsbilit,, Self
abuee, s,exu Il Diseases, &c., 10.
by RoBr. Il. BELL. n. D., Member OF the Royal
College Of Surgeons, London 70 pages. P;ice cts
This Book should be read BY every one. and
part culary BY those arriving st Manhood. Il
contains impor' ant advice to aI and the means Of
cure to the sfa'ctsd is plainly set forth. Il has
Sared Ttovsc.ds from q LIFE Of Misery.
Sent under sealed envelope, BY mail, On 70.
seipt Of the money " postage stamps, BY
J. BRYAN. n. D.. Cedar-St New York.
sg:o-dW1y
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-16
n APPlN ESS or MISERY
THAT IS THE QUESTION:

THE PRDPRIE TORS OF THE NEW YORK
L MUssUM AND ANATOMY or EBDrcrNB have
determined, regardless OF expense, to Issue fiee
for the benefit of suffering huns nity) FOUR Of
their most interesting and instructive Lectures
onMarriage and its disquali6eations, Nervous De-
ility, Premature Jecl no of Manhood. Indigss-
ION, " eakuess or Depression, Loss Of Energy ID
vital Power, the G-eat Social Evil, and those
naladies which result from youthful follies, ex-
cessee o. maturity. or ignorance of Physiology
and Natures Law.
Theseinvaluable Lectures have been the means
Of edlightening and saving thousands, and will
no forwarded free, on receipt Of four stamps, by
addressing SECRETARY, New York NJ scum Of
Anatomy and Medicine, 6l8 Broadway, New
York. auQ3.1v
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-16

The ulmllers 3 ned beg leave
10 call the attention Of the
bubble add the o. a(le i'm par.
hicular to their complete
and we'll assorted stock Of
enElF T. NEAvY HARROW ARE,
colnpri.ing everything suit.
I'd to isc JObbimg Trade Of
The West.
Having uncqualed faciIf-
lies for purchasing from
Manufacturers direct. we
|lnaIl keep our stock com
tamtly up to the require
me mls Of the country, and
hncr Goods at
Z o W Il Il II II &c Il 3
Ind better terms than any
>ther House i'm lhe Trade.
An early call IL respect.
nlly solicited.
Orders by mail receive
prompt attemliOm.
MYER e WALSH,
NO. ; LESLIE = BLOCK, FRONT ST
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-16
GREAT CONSOLIDATED LlNe
Cincinnati 4 Chicago Alr Line
RAILROAD

EcOPTY MILES The SHORTS ROUTE
r 10 Une.1aati, 1ndisssv,lis and louisville.
Two 21press Trains leave West Side Lais "
~, Chiosao, = 1sllovs: N E@
~ "a n. daily, except runday.
A. Al ~ :. as Ss1'yi s. .s5 ~ cssssa
Throseh % CineinnaH ~ Indianapolis. w1thsai
change 81 saSs-
Elegant Sleeping Cau O rtght Tfaisa
Time y CineinneA eleven sourA
Thr~ssh ticksts nSy - obtainea g theprinsipal
l2a1lrUud Ullces n he NestA -Wesl aad iAe Con-
JOHu BnAluf. II. 0Qo4 0upE
F Or. fOhlNIE. 0oe1 3lG1oe An
u J. Hs1o0h1, ~ CAieeCA
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-16
FLO e e n g n
SEWING Jm.aCMEVE.

THIS MACHINE NAKBS rOuR puYrpENr
l Stitches, aad fads the elotA sitAse rieht q
VT. - the opssAtoe nay desiso. Il eeus vsey
neid. b easy Of opsfatioa and slnoet noiseleee
& b fully psotested ~ Letters patsnt, ed eaeb
1nGAine uaessnted 70 the parchassc.
~ sas.s a:s', si, ~, 80 49, :. ss.y s.is
MIS- 4 u. CL1DouAr.
- Ne. (up stsink RsessA nlsok, Sseneu
psero - Thifa sefoeeop Ooge1nees. 49, r
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-16
ERIE Railway.
- 80 il

ERIE WAY.
q - z1f2
Greet Broad Gauge Desbls Track and 7e,eoro.A
ROs1e, to
NEW YORK. BOSTON
and .AkL E.1HTER.V CITIES
Garry Ing the s:feas Wess-s snl ror,.
WesteYn Unl1sA >sstes nlails.
IMPRESS TRAINS LEAVE DUNKIRK AM.
IL Buffalo, daily, on the arrival Of all trans 0
the Lake Shore Railroad, naking close connec
tlous with trains from Cleveland, Chicago. Mi
wauAee, st Louis, Burlington, keokuk, st Pau
Dubuque, Galena, Iowa City, &c-the only car
running through from the Lakes TO New York
City
WITHOUT CHANGE.
Baggage checked through. Fare always as Low
De particular and call for tickets via Erie Rail
road which are sold at Ail thu principal railroad
Offices in the West.
This Road affords facilities for shipment
Freight, superior to any other route.
AN EXPRESS TRAIN FOR FREIGHT
leaves New York daily, making close connections
through TO all points West. and quicker time til an
ever before made on any line.
For Freight rates, enQsire Of J C Qatman, "a
Broadway. Chas Thurman, lps Broadway, N. Y
= 7 Archer, W South street, I'll Dunlap
Is state street, BostsA Erie ailway Office, e.
CHAs. MIxoT, Cent Sun. nv
y. g. SPaNcER, Wssiasn Agent. Chicago, Ill.
A. BARBsR, Agent. Burlington, lows.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-16
I. j. WELLS.
p III A II M A G T. u Il Is IT
MO. ga IA adv 1T.

MO. "a h Ady 0t.,
DBALBslA
DFugs, Chemicals, Paints,
Wies, varwishes. Dyes, Glass,
Putty, Bru~hes, surgical 4
Den lsal Instruments, Per.
ltlmcry, SpOOges, Fancy ar
tfc1es, Soaps, Liquors for
medical purposes. Patent
Nlcdicfmrs. &c, &C..
Particular n item ton paid
% Physicians Prcscrip.
ekOms and Orders from
Country Physic iams.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-16

For waes, vice. R0aches. Ants. ReA
Bugs, Moths - Ru.a Woolsus, 10. lnseete 81
Plants. Fowls, Animals, Ia.
Put upin zsc, soc and 81 Boxes, Rostles ~
Ftasks. - sod IS sisss fer Hotels, Publie Tnsti-
tutisns, "a. -
sO0iy infallable remedies knswn."
"free ffum Poisous"
"Not dangerous 70 the Hanan rausiy."
Rats come ont OF their hOlee to die.h
- Sol Who'll. sale in all large c,ties. NJ.
- Sold BY I'll Druggists and Retailers every.
where - Z
~ BBwAns I II OF al worthless imi.sAlsss.
g See th:t 'CCsrAR's" name i oneh Boz. bes-
To and Flask before you buy.
Address. HENMf n. COSTAR.
Pyipeipai Depot ls3 Broadway. n. r.
0Sold by r
rs. BALLARD. tx
Wholesale asa RstsM Aeentt
mho-d&wM OAvenpoft, love-.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-16

GEx. McCLELLAs.-This distinguish
ed officer has led 90 quiet and and onob-
trusive . life aimee his exile from COM
nand, that We have not, for some time,
aeen his name 10 the newspapers, except
indted 10 the mastery numbers of Mr..
II. Ketchum, now in course Of pubIica-
ton in the N. Y. journal of Commerce,
in vindrcstion of the Generals military
character against the aspersions Of the
C0ngreesionsi Committee. The infor.
nation, therefore, conveyed in the an
nexed extract from the letter of . pri-
vate gent 'eman who lately fell in compa
ny with the General IN the country, will
possess interest for all our readers
II saw to day, for the first time, and
had long ak with Gen. Mcclellan,
who lives near the friend with whom l
Am stopping. l was very fsvorably im-
pressed BY the frank and digoifisd bear
ing of the man. He spoke to me freely
Of various persons, but always with re
spect, and as conceive. with Justice -
He has bcen put on retired pay, . suffic
lent proof that the Authorization do
not mean to employ him again."-Na :
tional Mi>lh;geneer.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-16
CAloaas ant keek lsiaad Ra)Srns

chicago AMI teek lsiaad RaI)rns
SUMNER ARR EMENT, 1863.
IMAM AF1kk THURS oar, JULY /. Is g..
~ Ard until further notice, trains ill .eave
Davsopcit daily, Sundays excepted, - follows:
Let mail train ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS lOAu
ID Freight train ...................5.4oP r. 4.
Trains arrive at Davenport daily, Sundays o.
espted, - follows:
lst night express a.. . -. ~ 30 4. T.
a daily expross and mail train A.. IS 70 r. \
I'd freight and ID class cars st........1 $50 r. l.
All trains over this route are in direct oonnexion
atChisaso With trains over both tho Michigan
southern, Michigan Central, Pittsburg, Fort
Wayne, and Chicago Rsilroad to and from Dc.
9oit, Tolsdo, Columbus, Cleveland, Cincinnati
Nttsburg, Dunkirk, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Albs.
~, New York. Philadelphia, Baltimore and WASH
ington.
paaaensass are reminded Of ths necessity Of
giving dissinct directions a. to the o,
their baggage, also toprocurs tickets before taxi
lag their seats IN the cars, the conductors COL
Isct fares only to stations on the line Of he Oh
ca9o ana Rock Island Railroad.
JOHN F. TRACY, Superintendent.
Davenport. July l. 1868. dtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-16
. q NJ - q M II r = q NJ
CAN "a: Cllpe

&C NJ = q M = r Z q NJ
CAN 81 CURE
The advertiser, Q Physician thirty years e.
perience, in the treatment of Lung Diseases.
Bronchitis, asthma, 6c., but now retired from the
practice, is desirous of impirting his experience
BY difusing Information invaluable TO suffering
humanity, and which has Cured thousands.
The same medicine will no do Tor ALL He will
send Prescription. with full directions for use,
adapted to each particular aud will surely Of
feet cure. TRY Ir-lt will cost you nothing-a
stamp required for postage. Address.
h. LOWE, NJ. D.. Box 500, New York City.
NEW MEDICAL DISCOVERY FOR THE
~ PERMANENT CURE OF
Gonorrhes, elect, Ufethral Discharges, Impo-
tonOe, Seminal Weakness. Nightly Emissions,
lncontinence. Genital Debility and Irri-
liability, Gravel, Structure and afec-
tiOns Of tho Kidney l. Bladder,
which has been used by upwards Of
100 Phys1oiAAs,
in their private Practice with eutire succcs., su
percsding Cubeb's Capsules, or any other COM
pound hitherto known.
BELL'S SE3EClCEC PILLS |!
are speedy in action, often efecting cure in q
few days, and when a cure is effected it IS PER-
manent They are prepared IF m vegetable ex-
tfacts that ere harmless on the syetem, and never
nsuseate the stomach or inpregnate The breath /;
and being sugar coated, all nause0us t.ste is
avoided No change Of diet is Necessary whilst
using them, nor does their action interfere With
business. Each Box contains six dozen Pills.
Price 81. Sold by all the principal Druggists.
In places whore agent 10 advertised they will
be seat by mail, post paa, and conf tentialIy Sc
cured from observation when desired on receipt #
money, by j. BK1 AN, N. D., rs Cedar st, N. Y.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-16
lWNWvN = LlVERT~1L
0ro 4 Life lnsufanco Company

OvFlOE, IS WALL 81 PINE IT., n. 7.
Pa Up esPasals surplus asa reserved
B004o.. .....se..e.es .sss00soSvsoZo
Invested In this eountsy,.. s33S
Beosly rovooue over. ..esse........ 1sOVOsVUO
Tee Shareholders Personally 8espoosts
De Tor Gegnge0e0ts ~ the Company.
Al Dlroct0ss must 10 Shareholders.
nsvnnBnone ron DAvnNp0nf:
Geo. d. French, Loreuso Dchriokss, Niehslas
kshnen b Co., Geo. l.. Davsnposl, Almst Skssl.
uiaholas J. Ruseh.
0uW OAK.
osinnsll, Mintun 1 Co., Harper . Brothsrs, Dan.
esn, sherman Co., Alexander T. Stewart.
]. 9. wASHBURN, Agent for Dsvsapost and
Rsck lslatA. jlyS
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-16
THooD
AND rnR
TjgOr Of Youth Restored
IN pOUR wEHKs ~

DIR. RECORDS ESSENCE OF LIFE
|Dr. Ricor (of Paris) after years Of earnest So
kitation, has at length acceded TO the urgent re-
lest of the psrican public, and appointed an
$ent in Nev X for the sale of his valued and
ehly urized ksseuce Of Life. This wonderful
Esnt viii restore Manhood to the most shattered
Institutions. whether arising from excesses, the
tscts Of climate, Or nssuraI canses. The tine
hurried to cure the most invstssats case 10 -four
Aeks and If used according to printed instrue
bcs which are very simple tsi,ure 10 impossible
his lie restoring remedy should be taken by Ill
out to many. 80 its effects Are perma0 eat.
acknowledged BY tho medi 81 pres TO % .ns
eatest discovery ever made. Its developing
wers arc mir.culous Success in every case 10
cersAiu - III It science overthrows ignorance.
yr. Kicord 3 ssence Of Lifsis cold in eases With
instructions for use At s., or fur Quantities 10
for ~. and will be sent 70 any pert, carefully
bked. ON receipt Of REMIT .nce to his accredited
md. pull IP ROL AND, AZ Broome 81,
bl-a&wly One door y stof "roadsav. n. !.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-16

knplevasas u. Nsgssss % ne Rsesl
Army ~

kDDleD0sas d. Negroes ~ ne Geose
rsso sAs Ssyasna Co., News Eept.3 -
A joint committee Of the Allabsms
Legislature, just adjourned, reported =
rssolutios IL fovor Of the propositios Of
s7ssIoy ng siaves in the military se,vice
Of ne Confederate Neatss, which prop0-
sition % pevcsius i fav0rsd BY many Of
tAe pressss Of AississiPpi and Aiatamo.
After discussion IN the Alabama House
the - olution was adopted BY vote oil
s'xty-eight yeas, to twelve nays, after
striking out the words "militsry' before
service, and ''soldiers" ct . the
end Of the resolution. The resolution
Va amended and reads ~ follows: S,
s That it 10 the duty Of Congress to
provide by law for the employment 10
the service Of the Confederate States Of
America, in suoh situations and in such
number - may be found necessary,
the able bodied slaves of the country
whether - sappsre, miners, phone. m,
cooks nurses and teamsters.
In this form we can see no objection
70 the resolution.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-09-16
ChrtstOpjses' lsslIeN,
HoYs3 Shoer 4 Veterinary SURGEON,

~ WI0UEO IVINFOhM The CIi ~
IzsNs OF Davenport and Scott II N
Q ~ UNITY generally that he has per-X "
nanently located himself in this city where he is
prepared to shoe horses on the scientific prinoi-
Plies After twenty years study and practice on
the anatomy Of the foot, Of which time he has
spent eleven years under the superistendebce of
the best Veterinarians in Europe, he wishes to
say that he will give satisfaction to all persons
having horses laboriDg under the disease Of corns.
or contractions, commonly called Enough bound,''
interfering, overreaching, quarter cracks, sand
crooks sprsins of the .orns, founders, ng-bones
and spavins, for all Of which he warrants q per-
feet cure if durable. The greater part of these
'issases are caused by shoeing or want of proper
i ud .uent jnel-d
The New York herald., 1863-10-01
The Russian Sailors.
TO TIE EDITOR OF rIIR HERALD.

sec our city authorities are making preparations 10
give tho officers OF tho Russian navy, harbor,
military reception. am truly glad to SEQ this honor
aid TO them after thcr arrival In country
Would not be we'll for citizens In their private
pacty TO honor the sailors also aud propose 10 give
them ride through our city aud COLLATION. at the
Park Let our omnibus proprietors volunteer 30
many carriages iet our butchers and grocers furnish
beef mutton and has for the OCCASION let brewers
furnish the ao and hotels and restaurants the cooks
our bakers tho broad Let II all be voluntary, and
pledge my reputation the cxprcssmen will carry with
out charge all articles ntcuded for the feast and let
be sad that In Amerca and the city OF New York has
the foreign sailor nrst found that saors well o
cers are considered and have been truly treated
as such Pearl, STREET
The New York herald., 1863-10-01
The Beskssiies1 Trade sais-Efshth

rhs sale yesterday cpsusi very fairly, and ,be prnel-
pal invoioss sod coosisssd Of photograph album V
tbssa ntci0 ov~ thirty thousAnd dollars ~or,b we're
dspo>ei OF during the day. Mr.. A. o Bufd,ek, Hos-
ard sirses Nos Yost made very god sais 0 hs isi
Of albums. Witch are smoos ths sne.s made ,hs e,y.
Hs also sold srss oumbsr a ths "Impsnslsg Crsis"
which duplicated freely william Raitsr 20 of
rbiiacsPha, dspossf of avery nrss qrsnily q .ber
nne s,ock siburns snf hessrs. Nlicy Bricck tbe
same cty hsd q vefy good sac n fair pres. fbs
hosse the opy that has offered during hs sss A.
buns for three snd buDS,ei PICTURES each. Robst
uarte o. q iist of av books vent we'll but Dot
Duplicated tbsrir~ fssrksss iiss n New York msdo
burns hal vcry FAIR sale hessrs iiarr~rs s1 over
tee hundrcd copies ~ Reaie's "iltle Cor fl.ie ani
Barnes Burr dsposod q the plates snf soyyrixhi ~
Henry Csy q works IN are soisncs. &c ssi0
To 6sye saie siA cousst yrtucpaHy ~ sfsiyuery, =
tsfs srsrfei with = f3u Uvtt4s ~ b,ota
The New York herald., 1863-10-01
Theatrlcal.
WALLAcG'a-

fhk theatre re0pcaed ass cvessog, ana W noS~s9
tho interest OF the OCCASION. nov vny w~ proasoed
Either of these events would have msAc sseossi"s IN
theatrical csrcles but combssed they were ano "so
sstible. Tbs theatre has been freshly psnscd' swep
and and looks as bright and neaA - nov pc
6one ,mproveasnts. which we hoped wos~ have boon
ind fAsi. upon Ast night when thoro ss % many
things which able 70 PRAISE.
Inc audience extremely large aed cry
This ls Almost the first opportunity tho 'sdes sAve n
tige OF with feminine spirit. IL would resro ec
gorgeous adisctves and tho most dainty snses ia
she vocabulary fashion " do sss W 'oo
dresses and bonnsts last evening Suffice say
thou that the gay brilliant auiience and the bright shwy
ie theatre suited each other admirably, ana maae w
charming whole Tho audience mostly coripo~ed on
the Aobtues OF this establishment. and as cacn no
favorHe artists made hts or her re "tfe ne
cordial and hearty . friendly greeting. awri'
M audience and rcsved themselves into sesecs
elegant and dssgAtiai family party
Tho Play IA called .Roscdalc. or tho R'ie Ball
The author Mr. Lester wallack We wr,l'ng THIS
part OF this notice al about midnight oa "Wednesday
the play 10 still gong o. Three acts O ae
over; bat two more-and, we lear tue 'oososs ssans
onss-remain Tho audience generally arc IN favor
OF taking IN two volumes, like one OF Dumas novels,
aud veto Tor leaving OF now and playing sho
remainder tomorrow C1hsrsday) evening Inc
proposition and insists upon going through with inc
whole u II takes week. We shall remain with tuo
arrangement and out; but II Is clearly impossioo
for to give account OF tho plot or decision 10 rc-
Il Is very good and full OF very striking incidcnts--
especially az tho coso OF the 1rst act whore Lester
Wallack and Mr. Gilbert have prize light Inc scenery
IS The best We have seco for years
The play ia sti progressing Cots arc 10 great demand
The acting Is capital.
The New York herald., 1863-10-01
The British Admiral and Consul at the
Mayors ONlee.

About ono O'Clock yesterday atcrncon elegant
rAgos drove through tho City Hall Park and stopped
opposite tho entrance Four gentlemen slghted one OF
them dressed citizens clothes and other tnree clad
In the Uniform OF erssh naval on2es Tho party pro-
ccedcd up tho stops Of the City Hall aad turned through
che corridor leading towards tho Mayors Office which
they entered. followed BY few curious spectators. II
soon became known tha, th, visitors mono other
than Mr Arcbiba Tho British Consul Vice Admiral slr
ss s. s:s.!s =: ss y 4. ss x, .s;
limo Mic. and o.gtzin Gorge Hancock. Of tho steam
friga,s Immoetass The object of tho vsi. % SEQ
the Chief Magistrate Of We city. with Of perform.
ing act OF international courtesy Mr.. 0pdyks hap.
pened 10 bs out ss tho time. So Mr.. Archibald and
Sir Alexander xno and party lott thcr cards and DO.
parted.
The New York herald., 1863-10-01

Usftsd States steamer saers@ssto.
Bsro~. spt 70. iss3
srsvss Cais< ssaia- sassms, s.ersrsa,o. frOn Yo'.
tres noafoe
The New York herald., 1863-10-01

Lvraroo, .-.isasssslg nsei.-Mr ss4 NJ sA.il I've
ehi dren saa ~ ai~th ~ gas lt4a san " az
ei.ro L<srlB sss OnsAas, Nfs sssssrst irsii sAf
Nsa Fr.nHso. NJ sad Afs r y stxfa aNt tas
eai effu y Iu1 ~ N n.tsfa5 fi4Y tpi Nsi. "a
ufh1-srf 3 ~ 80 s~~f.s~
The New York herald., 1863-10-01
Assasssai Of shs DRAFT Rioters In boston.

B,ros, sps -, 1873
Ths trial oe ths Prince street riosr, ~bo oppossd The
dr~n soA almost killed sbs AsssAn Provost Marshal s,
July, resulted 70 day 10 the ac1li,ls s the prsosrs
% post a Av raissf ~ kr saas,t rhs point rsissf
vs, hat The Assistant Proves, harhAi, vho ssrved NE
sossoss ths drsftsd psrsoas %, proved 70 bs an
snos, - required M tLs lndsetmsat bgi oaiy al
poye
The New York herald., 1863-10-01

HAssssso, Pa, sep, -, fss7.
MAJOR G. y. ssss, sd 70 thu Governr and ChiS u
rrssspcvssaoa sad the Tsessps a~a bsss ths mornss
si ssvsn o ciocx, sf<er "a Ias~s 1 several hours
The New York herald., 1863-10-01

are requested TO display the oAsoaAi subseus
ron s,a. their dweisass and places q bss.osss.
from sS.s arc aso reqSested to display shew nass
by order Of tho COMMITTEES Of Arrangements
Alderman FR0MEMi,
Alderman HALL,
Councslmau KEENAN,,
Councilman MCCONNELL.
ANDRE rRoHENi.
Chairman Of Joint Commistos
me following military orders have been issued
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Pursuant to division order. of .hs sssh s shs brigade
S rad On The "a, day q unite With ne
Aa%. aud suite 10 @ iss Russian % navy The
% q S och se TS: X.
saer .pns.s sqspEd % s. ws sSa Fs.s sss
'so minutes past esss os F%ts a,.5 s osss, .,
GENERAL oapYRs--so. e.
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In compliance with division and brigade orders The reci
%as With w e s.ya, % ano. s ~ S y
New Y9,s ~ the reception Raj ADMIRAL I.cy.l and
n' Lane ss ss%sd D
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''e time OF f9s%Hs1 ;. ny order s, of co,,., c
VIZ. II. Hoss. XdjuIant
HEADQUARTERS FoorTg & sa,eaD.. v.. n 2 q g g. Mr.l
Pursnsn. orders division hs.aassr.s,s tSis br
to-morrow. unit0
With the Mayor snd Common Council Of tho city Of New
iork ~ the reception Of Rear Admiral s:vskf and suite
Twenty third street. ri h resting Seventh avenue at
half past eleven clock A. precisely The brigade star
vii assemble monted the ground the time Of forA
Wa T. jacnsos. % Captain and Sass.er%ss S se,e' ''''
HEADQUARTERS. FrSrrr.Ts R.oinrsr n. nd.}
kkw YoKK. sept 10, 1859. I
In pursuance OF division order this regiment VIII
sembe 70 morrow Thursday. In full winter uniform.
coat and kep without knapsack the north side OF Union
square. At II O'Clock The band and drum corps will
report 10 the Adjutaut at iU:t5. by order.
r. LtGAL Colonel Commanding.
W. r. wADswoRru. Adjulani.
The Third regiment (Iussars) Col Postlcy viii parade
10 full Uniform % day (hursday take part Ia tho
copt0n OF the Russian guests OF the city.
The assembly will be within Madison park, at eleven
O'Clock A. NJ.
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