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The New York herald., 1863-11-14
Board of COuncilnem.
InERfCIAfJ

STATED sRssION-TnUssDAv Nov u, 1851
FoUR ocL0cH r. n.
The Board met pursuant to adjournmcn in their Cham
quorum not answering 10 their call Of the ro
the Board was declared Adjoarnsd until Monday 10th is
st four 0'clJck =. N. JAMES n SWEENY, Clerk.
The New York herald., 1863-11-14


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The New York herald., 1863-11-14

DEPARTMENT or FINANCE BUREAU OF THE RE.
~ ceiver Of TAres, No 80 Chamber, .treet-ro Ia,
win be added the lsl OF December on all
taHes remaining unpaid additional per cent will be
added the 18th OF said month OF December ali
remaining unpaid tho LIST Of January interest At The ratio
OF " cent calculated from the day the books
received by the Receiver Taxes No money will be
received after O'Clock r. NJ ONCE hours from A. NJ to
2PM
Nov. g. 1865 JOHN MrRPHY, Receiver
, 1863-07-17
Gems. rcmberton and BosEen-

II
In damask cushioned armed rocking chair
sst Lieutenant General Pembertou, the most
d;,contcpted looking man ever saw. 4 man
Of apparently forty Or forty.fiYe years Of age,
1nt dium hsiEht, well proportsuned and COM
I,actly built, small head, thin yisagcd, hair
orce coal black, now Tery slightly tinged
with grey, heavy short beard, of the same
color, upon his chin and upper up. small
eye, light In color and somewhat ssFero in
c1prcssiun, together with general air Of
s,er1ness aud languid hauteuE, made mp the
7,erxstMe Of the now world famous rebel CHIEF
lie had not like the most Of his generals. put
Oh his holiday attire to gfoce the day Of his
humiliation, and lis outer man presented few
evidences either Of rank OF neatness. He sat
u4,on the ground, bnt occasionally he would
caet momenta1y glance over the gay crowd
efourd, difficult t. deeclibe, but saying platn-
II: These men can afford to be gay: they
did not command the Confederate forces de-
tending Vickshurg." Presently there np.
IN stature, heavily scr, stoop.shonldered, a
brcod face covered with eho5t sandy beard,
lablttd in plain eujt Of blue flannel, with
the two stars upon his shoulder denoting q
Major General In the United States army. He
al proa acntd Pemberton and entered into con.
yefsation with him; there was no vacant chair
near, bus neither Pemberton nor auv OF hit
G. Lefals offered him seat, and thus for dvo
minutes the conquefor Stood talking to the
Tapouished seated, when Grant turned away
il to The house and left Pembcrton alone s1th
bis pride or bis grief it. vas hard to tel! Which aa
ec,dom, il ever, are his elingsFhotographed
npon lis couDt.nance; hat there Was then, a.
IL contemplated tho 1esu1t Of bis labors. the
f.jutcst POSSIBLE trace of inward satisfaction
pccring ont Of his cold grey ;ey es... -.
General Bowen is trin1y built man, app7r.
ertlv thirty-tiye or eight years Of age. OF about
five feet eight inches IN hight, hg9s or9w1 9sTs
eyes Ill up with intelligence aud fine feeling,
and brown hair combed back from his fore.
bead. He vas drcssed in the full uniform oi
q rebel Mnjor. General, dazk pants with two
, 1863-07-17
The Proclamation OF Leo at
H1cerStONFn.

Tho Proclamation OF Leo at
11saEersto.Tn.
By our special Washington dispatches re-
ceived too late for our lass issue We ohtain
the following proclamation, issued by Lee, at
Hngerstown, and found when Gen. Fitzpatrick
entered Frederick, on Sunday morning:
'HrADQ's Anxr or NORTHERN y1norS1A,l
=" - Jnly II, 1:5a.
GENERAL ORDER No. 1G.-Af er the long
snd irving uarehe>. endured + It'll. the f1rti-
tuet thnt has ever characterized the soldiers
If the Army Of Northern Virginia, you have
penct1attd TO the country Of our enemies,
and recnlltd tothe defcn5es of their own soil
these who were engaged In the invasion Of
ours. You have fought fierce and saug guinasy
battles, which, if nut attended With the auc-
cets that hae hitherto crowned your etf'rts,
was marked By the eame heroic spirit that has
commanded the respect Of your enemies, the
gratitude of } our country, the .admiration Of
mankind. Once more you are called upon to
mett the enemy from whom you have on so
many tetdE y On nanae that will never die.
OIce more the q ca Of your c0unttymen:arc
TUNED upon you, aid again Jour wives, aad
si:ttrs, and fati,ers, and mothers; aud help pless
children lean fur defence Oh your strong arm
ard brave hearts. Let Every soldier r:nem-
her that on his courage and fidelity depenus J
all tlat makes life worth having, the freedom
OF lis country, The honor Of his people, and
the security of his -homc.: Let each heart
grow strong In the. 1emenatrances of our
[-glc1sous past. aud iu the thought Of tue Inca.
tmable blessings for which We contend, aud
i1v.kibg the assistance of that Power # hic!l
has kn sfgna!ly blessed our former efforts,
let us 60 forth iu confidence to secure the
peace aid safety Of our country. Soldiers,
your old enemy is before you-win from him
honor worthy Ut your righteous cause, wof-
thy OF Your comrades d.au on SO many Illus.
tri1us fields.
4. E. LEE, General Commanding.
, 1863-07-17

The, discomfu1ts of the season may be alle-
yiated. Alwn,s Keep III The house i wealth
OF Ice; be e1ttavuga1t In t1c matter Of ice
1o,.k ut 1t titus: tho moral didertucc between
having just enough i:u and moru than you
cali uee is the difference between ease and
constrnint; the pecuuiary difference Is. Per-
haI,s, fifty cents Il week-if your family il
very large. Fifty cents, VIC will say for twelve
wetks-six dollars. The individual man
sptnds ten cents u day for some abotninat{on
draw u from stone or silver fountAin-it may
be soda or some other drink. It hurts your
stonueh, excites your thirst, makes you
croAs, and does your family no good. Pat
tbat ten cents nightly into the corner Of your
dressing case, and there you lave your ice
aud onc hundred and twenty cents over,
which, properly invested, will In eereral thou
sand-yea1s make you very rich.
Never hurry In dog-day weather. BY start
irg properly iu the morning you will run
snlto.h]y all day. TIE wise man is to DO
known by this: he can always saunter when
going 10 the railway station. aA-
lt1s prudent to avoid ail proVocations to
anxiety during the coming two months; the
1nis Understandings Which frequently cxtst be-
tween income and expenditure are unpleasant
enough even in the cAeery October; now thsy
art tatal to all comfort, and should not be a.
loved. II these antagonistic powers cannot
be brought to speaking terms. by reason of
putt mistakes, It becomes matter of interest
whether the latter. is to be benefited by tho
Intanity Of the former. 4 temporary and
private fnsolyent act might then be passed
through its readings ut once.
It is well, also, to avoid cucumbers aud
crtwds Of people iu dog-day weather: The
prudent man who secs swarm of his fellow
bcipgs clustering about some object In the
street goes away and trusts to his newspaper
to tell him what caused the comm otlon. THIS
coure is not selfish; for Il the attraction is q
fight 1t will only add to your stock Of useless
Information on the polus Of human dcpraV-
lily; If 1t is a TT, the sufferer wants air more
tban your countenance. As for cucumhers,
he who eats them .nas avoid grief on account
Of them; lie who shuns them entirely will
surely escape particular snare.
, 1863-07-17
Serena dc to Mrs. Gen. Grant.


Front the St. Louis Upion, 18th.
aThc arrival Of this lady last evening, n,
4o,ttr to join her Husband, had no sooner be-
come known thai numerous admirers of her
hero husbaud made 4 spontaneous visit to the
Planters House, to honor her with t1ibu .
Of heir respect Frank Boehm's band was
present, and p1ayed several fine airs, embrac-
followed BY the tune Of Rally Round the
Flag" ard a medley of national airs. Threa
rousinE cheers were then given by the crowd
outside for Gen Grant. and three more for
MEe. Graut, when that lady appeared ut the
window, with Brisadier General Strong stand
ing By her eide, and on repeated calls for a
speech, the General, in behalf OF 3Irs. Grant,
responded:
GENTLEMEN: lam requested by Mrs. Graut
to express her acknowledgment for the honor
yLu haze done her on this occasion. know
veil that in rendering her thanks, I express
thi oueh her to her noble husband, IL one mer-
tied BY tt brave and great man, who has made
his name forever honored mud Immortal IN
The bistcry OF America's il1ustrious patriots,
living or dead.
MIS-. Grant does not desire, IN the testimony
you hare offered, that you should forget the
brave and gallant officers and soldiers, who
have 90 laFgel4 assisted In bringing about the
glorious result, Thich hss recently caused the
big heart Of our Datfon to leap with joy. Sac
al you also to stop and drop penaive tear
over the Erares Of the noble dead, who have
fallen In the struggle, that you and and all
Of us might enjoy the fruits Of their patriotic
devotion 10 country second to none on
earth.
We trust, tonight, that Port Hudson has
yielded to the brAye Banks, ard that the Nil
eitsippi forever will be nuder the control Of
our glorious country. Tomorrow, too, We
may hear that RosecraEs has made the nA1nc
and army Of Bragg, bye word, The scorn aud
derision of all loyal men.
Mrs. Grant is now on tho wny to Join her
husband who, since the commencement Of
the Wal, hast not aE6ed for one days absence.
BE has not found time to be sick, With these
remarks she bids you good night, aud begs
that you accept her Thousand lhauks.
Loud calls were then 1nnde for Gen. Carr,
who responded In some brief remarks, thank
ing the multitude, and trusting that, as alt
kLcw he was no speaker aud that he WAS very
unwell, they couldn't expect much Of a
speech? BE said they all knew about Vicks-
burg from the newspapers. which sometimes
told the truth He came back from tho bat
tic field with the proud thought that the Mis-
eiflippi River was about being opened to our
commerce, and feeling renewed love for the
whole countfy-for every part thereof. BE
concluded by asking to be excused from any
further remarks at this time.
The band then struck up some fine airs in
cpalsonance with the occasion, and the people
separated In good humos and highly pleased
with the impromptu atfair.
, 1863-07-17
Ql)ifd9u Qrtbune.
For the Chicago TEibune.1.
EJtlLK.1S.


TEE soHa or THE PATHlor.
tits difficult to conceive a more sublime chae-
.acter than lbs Of whom Victor Hago writes:
"Evadne's bars bosom would hav. moved him
NO more than Arisso:eiton. Before everything
hut the Republic, lie chas;ely dropped his eyes.
He was the marble lover Of ltbesty."-Les Alsera-
axes; Marius, book fourth, ca0pser. first. He who
wrote that cye1y other man in the rank" before
vicksburg, would, upon occasion, be curtius,
might have added that the modern Curtius is
Crautairc, not Enjolras--E.s 81 d.
{Air: "a Hundred Ytars to Cbaae.@)
Who sing to re The sweetest song,
They sing thynsmc to me.
Tattia, drarchtf ff 1t wrong
That thou 20 dear ehouldst be2.
All other love my heart denies;
Thine lifts me nearer to the skt's;
Thy beauty IL my tirelcss theme; ,.
Thou artmy hope; thou art my dream;
! sigh, 1burn, for thee,
"FoT thee, and onIy thee"
Ny native land! sigh, burn, for thse.
Thy loved name is the beacon-nre
That onward 1Ehtcth me-.
Patsiat let my soul aspire
Worthy Of thee to bet
No others cry Eo makes nc start;
No othtr'f pain 70 makes nc smart:
Accu1et the wretch whose daring h.nd
aIy batsie.c1y shall be-
For thee, and only thee.".
MYnatiye land, for thee, and only theel
Fit must be that patriot pride
Shall fail OF victory,
Joyous AZ groom unto his bride,
leone. Death TO thee.
Welcome to NE thy fatefal face:
Welcome shall be thy warm embrace;
Thy burning breath, thy lava-kiea,
El1ll bring TO me unwontcd blias.
lily battlt-cry shall be-
*sFor God and Liberty
Thrice e1come, Death, for God and L1berty3
EDNCEDus Scores, 9th III. Car.
Shelby County, Tcnn., Juuc 1s, 1e63.
, 1863-07-17

narrow elt stripes down the outer seams,
grey frock coat Of remarkably fine cloth, the
sleeyes covered with that curious bnt beauti.
ful network Of gilt edging with which the
Confederate uniforms &e 90 profusely decora.
ted. ind his randk marked upon his coat col.
lar hr three gold st.rs iE gilt wreath. His
SSH was cf the buff color worn by our Gener-
als, and hie ewo and spurs Of the highest
1nikh und best workmanship, all showiog TINT
}y eo1ue means slt. rel. is Of wealth c0ntinut
10 get what they want.
, 1863-07-17

PROPOSALS FOR BRICK

- L. - co AL0 T O1k Dh1Nh
l. SEWERS.
U171cK Or THE BOARD or PrnLIo WoREs,t
CMcAao Jaly 10. 1S63.
SEALED PROPOSALS Will nsrecei7ed At sh.s oflcs
@ ssa
sons Taet;on @ et p sd b:icE sswsra d
hs y M to- tha doing OF sad
SEWERS TO Be CONSTRUCTED.
eou7HD1vIs1oY.
On Indiana ayent fror Etnsod avenue to oppossts
q q a7snue to opposite
o. aile5issa s:ssas Go9 North street to opposite
on aleaiesn s;saas. RON Rnsold avenue South
on haSssa svsnas. from Old s.rtesto North stseet.
OF st.ts street rom Husold s,scua to cros sseas.
wRsr pry1a1og
On Twelfth street. from so1th branch Ct Chicago Hv-
on Twelf1 street nsised stsertto Rucknr street.
oe Reuben street from Fultonstreet to 1aks street.
NoKEu p1vs1oH:
Or Market street, from Erie street to Division. 5 feet
o. ptEi;ea street nam Wells ssreetto Market street.
SsfeFS 3.sS La s.' street to Make.
On Chicago avenue: from Market street to North
Branch 0fcnleago River, ~ feet ctaMetet.
Proposals Will be received Tor the building OF the
sewers street, or for the sewer1 OF any oEe
division. or for alt the Sewers designated above Tho
Boa-n reserves the right 70 rejec: or n bids and
to accept any oao bid complying with tho condlonB ct
claim hold the bidder the ofa division TO
his bid whiie awarding to smother pArty the sewers Of
IL iii q HIT f rom ss
liable for their bid for any division II tho Board
ehuuo decide to award to aueh the zsWess Of one
two. hut not OF the three dlvisionA.
The bids must be scaled, aud accompanied With =
bond Ct The penal amount OF {f0 {h1aEk8 for which
can be had at this Office, guafnntetdy The execution
Of contract In accordance with the bid. IN cAss the
bid IL accepted FORMS otpropos3s can be had ut th1s
Office
Fl opoeals Will be directed to the Board Of Public
j. g. GINDKLE.
FRED. LETT.
O, j, EDaE-
Commissioners Of the Board of Public works.
, 1863-07-17

BOOT Sc; SHOE
Manufacturers, using Machines,
Efor Cementllg the Chauaets, a. It
works without delay. IL not atfec.
ted By any change Of ottempecGura
, 1863-07-17
QtnH11t.

ops41 D1soovzR1:UsEFuL and VALUABLE
, 1863-07-17
NO OTHER COMPANY

Af,er two sn2us1 premiums arc pad. the Company
viii either return rAteahla proportion thereof. OF
give paid up policy for such anouut test caah
IAlne would purchase without further pa{lAent.
, 1863-07-17

Is d new thing, aud tho result Of
tyeRra Of study ft4 combination IA
un SCIENTIFIC PRINCIPLES, and
IundcFnU circumstances or change
fuf temperature. will 1t become
corrupt or emit my offensive
, 1863-07-17

An Incident occurred on Fourth street Jes-
te1d4y bearing on this subject, which VIC
think deserves to be recorded IN menaoriansre;,
A. drafted Copperhead hailed q colored man
wh"m he eaw on the opposite side Of the
st1tet, and, having crossed over, nccosted him
In the most familiar and endelring manner.
BE grnsped his hand firmly. and said, why,
Joi:n, don't you know mey" swell, no sir.
don't recoliect you" "see here, John,
have been drafted now, and it doesn't suit
me to leave home atpreseut. don't feel very
well, and my family Is in such condition
that it will not be prudent for me to leave
th.m; + you III a,,n.s take ny place, ~ giys
"Oh! yer, John, You can. Now do It for me,
this time" Why. law me, I am drafted
myself, and offered Il white man four hun
dir dollars THU morning to 60 as MY substi-
tute, and he wouldn't take it." The venom
was evidently taken ont Of the CoppeFhead's
fa1g-his face WAS ns pale as death-he trem-
bltd fea1fully ut the knees, and us he was
. aht ut to swoon away into q pleasant dream
about drafts and tie equality Of the negro
race, our informant lefL-Iixs5u,y Gazette,
15I.
, 1863-07-17

ware Of Ice w&t~r. Tao ch1l! given to the ctr.
c.1lason hy l..Ee dr@ega;s q h2p sce w1tss -
Snd 1sry ot re iu4sfbcd w1trout peril u .hu1e4s e
re lca1et Stinula11 b. rc.,rpotA:ed With u TaSE
tsfUMACH HITTEIs, ,akcr hetore Or with the ic.-
vail lie whole dlutculty Eill be oosisted IG1s
fos1c heh nc vcg:.Ae1e k1ns1om hss vt GontA, s
eYn4n. Il converts Tie retf.g-rAted h-vefage Into a
1nvco,s, and eaus- y 70 a;;,,nl.e hss;taIa;{ y
nts there is nothing s',re n. Hrcxnnti,o ot tas-
1ar,ous levers u H0sTETTEts nl:IEEs nos: ia ins
malaria which bears upon e fHn! winds sne seeds q
siradlv disease Z axe A0STETTERe hlTrEhs Win
Pnur {ce eater aud yuu mt oLlv tAte from the
fecis nf ID. shock Witch tho uufuA ltac beverage Is
calcufxtFd TO produce tie c!rcaAu IN. but FORE
5aru,cd kcutnFt all the csu.eS VI fcye1.
Ar|E hN.E@ -
, 1863-07-17

Gen. Bowen, be that vas In command Of
Port Gibson when attacked ty the navy. and
Rho afterwards fled at the proximity Of
Grant in his rear, was OF the same party that
visited the Crimea with Mcclellan, Admiral
Porter, and others. q few y&rs ago.
, 1863-07-17

- Orlcans,) whose unt1vaaled succeas In tnetreas-
uer1 of Chrpnlc MercnrtAl BLOOD and other dseases
THAT REQUIRE 6KnLFCL TREATMENT,
f5aa permanently located himself Il IS Randolph.
greet Chicago Dr.. James *tsrecommeoded y the ms
dies, faculty. and the almost entire p7n@ Of tho South
Thousands Of uIfortuoates bless Dr.. JAMES who
But Tor him. would be living = nasarshlr exist
soc. The epvishle reputation Dr. jsmes ea3o!s non
4te Lakes to tie Cult IL the Ensnh Of Ye4a Of seudT
Nd observation.
D. James uses no Mercury, lod,oe, Potaxn Arsenic
c~ f4rrn, nr1lA II the t.ezroeut Of blood dseAaet
bat n nrcat.a.izer. vhl-h II = positive cure-
Organic Weakness cured b. 4 new and tnfAhofa
ethot saving both tine and expense.
o.sce and pazlors at &C Eanuolpa stsoet,
CEce hours from T. II until p H.
CONSULTATIONS Nv1aI4ABLK-
, 1863-07-17

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, 1863-07-17
1863 THE 1863
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL 3, &
.R26 mxIea Uouhle Track.

1863 THE 1863
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL 3. R.
.s25 m1les Double Track.
Ii order to keep pacs with the demands es7e
M saata ains ay ia e yeal az
Eith T. seanseIon, IN E fou:d E. al fssaeets
teatI Il k:aEe bailsstod aad entirely fzes noa -
ruREB DAILY TRAINS FRoa
PITTSBURGH TO PHILADELPHIA
<Eiro cloee connections from Western clt1es.,
Al CONNECTING direct to New York. THROUGH PHI
hfaSsa 42S eais s?Spefs92s "
e. SsH e. ~
Fi7inG In advance Of si other .outss-
sEvER DAILY TRAINS FROM
PHILADELPHIA TO NEW YOEK,
tets good 81 n q tho sound lines Faro to ii pola
- low p a1y = route: ~ .,.,. ., o.,,,.,.,.,,.
S.sEase D eSscEes through and t7aasfeea fsz
FREIGH HTS.
- RoHEe or F,efaS q ~ fsq b. @
e C nan
r. Fs5asy xsss Sest:s Ks,t:osa .l.o connect: q
Sta e r. s h m o1 @
tacE: Tennsssse: cgLbe.a?d illiEols S%!sssslp2,
s sssno RfS
en- to Ill Po:ta o. tie NoTt:- western Lakea ~
os & ss. SsEsts e e. As rs
u M ES s. 81 e e s8s 9 ssz @
Il AlLTIxxs 81 e EAvosAAIz As As1 CHANGED as oEa
E1 I,e rsrt;c1!az and marx packages ~VIA Pzsxs
For Freight Contracts O. shipping Directions. appb
to nddiess either Of tae following Agents ~ tht
, 1863-07-17

] ANDS.-To .1l wanting Farms.
G .rat Is lica soEta it tFlEa1a!pta by raI.e.d
r.cc Eot p.osr: large crops. tEenty ase tracts q
gc1i bushes. osea.Iga. good society," ucadred! ~
st't!.rg and making iIproyerneuts App'yto Gil ~.
n j. letter. answered. Fa1e:s co.tat:.:x tas Il
fo7na lou. viii b. ksI.s f:re. : 3dfe9a23
, 1863-07-17

Sc NICHOLAS EoEK1, NEW YasK. March =, ,16s3-
Dr.. HosrrrrxH-Desr Sir: Being Of bilious tam
perameRt and having suffered mnch from sen sickness
heretofore, determined. when leaving Naw Orleans
for New York. in Juae last to t1y your celebrated
etomnch Bltte.s Hvtng taade the trip In the proper
Ter Trade Wind without ineonvea1enca owing
to their preventive encacy procured. tho 10Th OF
July box OF youx EtterB. for tho use OF yselt and
few friends on our contemplated voTage to Europe
IN the 6seat Eastern. After getting to SEA opened
tte box, and together with about ton Of ny fellow
passengsrr parsook OF the Etera On tbs second daY
some the iadiea On board fet s!ck but by taxing
halt wine glhsafal three timex day. they soon
covered. Dr.. Goldsho1ow. the ships phyatclan. sud
Capt, patoo. the Commander. togather with largo
portion Of tho passengers, subsequently, experimental
With the Btess. and uniformly with entire succesa
Tne5 II certify tne fact that during tho wole tip
not one person On board sick aer tho second
day, Dr. G. having appropriated tae Last remaining
bottle as Infa1the specific. had coue Of tho ar
Gle on my return voyage. sud suffered than can
describe In consequence Ihaye orders for two boxes
from two OF my late fellow passengers now IN liyez
pool anc sh all send them out BY tho naxt steaner-
You ought to have depot in Liverpool. Adettnx all
perso1s yertp11ng for tha first time Tor indeed 1t any
tine) 10 eea to obtain, possible, supply OF your
B1ttera before leaving port, and thEznbY SECURE
ttsmEsiyes araiast sea Hckuess.
an. respectfully. Fobedient servant,
J0HN A. HUELL0R.
, 1863-07-17
snlI:ATE nI:; OF ALONZO BRUCE,

~...,n .s.1thtstra1or"s Notice.
ri tf III hueesnS s1ssa a:au ru,,ey x1u.a,s
,ess;a'' ~
.: soot County II u. 3: r r. ;onsty <; M c15
e noant, ~, x Coos LED I'D t'a.e ~ g. :x 4 u
oSnx e 9E Gty !. sss - aae
nnn s-iustng Of IL! clans ari2si ~ .ett lug
= having eiat%. .gsps. .tass Il IL s.;6 s6
guessed ta attend n tl esd term Lf ss said Ee r
3ot Tie purpcse .! having tn HaMe eajaetef ~'os'
Aminisrator at the Estate lAlouzo Eruce dec...,.
Ch1cAEo, H., June oth. 1ooo- 1t$+4iJh-td
, 1863-07-17

How n Patriotic Democratic
Paper Talks About the Draft.
The Boston Iost, noticing the commence
mint Of the drift in Massachusetts, eays:
"The realities Of war have come more d.
rettly to our own door than heretofore. The
army must be 1eeuscitated. There Is no time
for the dilatosy process Of volunteering. The
enforced filling of the national ranks comes
at moment when, If the demand cannot be
said to be gracefully yielded, 1t must be con-
fsksed that It is . time when the national
pp}se beats the highest In the cxultatioa Of
Victory. 1t is u summons to join, not dis
co1nflted and broken spirited soldiery, but q
baId OF heroes, the monuments Of many q
well fought field"
, 1863-07-17

70 TONS ToBACco5 Co., = rel. ssels
t,.rA and csitaiea Alse Nue cut chewing and amok
w ~ 4nnfnyed pfsctr.e u barrels hslS osx1A
60 'os "a" T 1FasR1JHs. 4TyK1E HAEGkT; Asfsl:;n.
au1tss41y q eoa@2 "s'e@ 49,"
, 1863-07-17
Bptual M ntitt&.

A RTlFICIAL LEGS.-C. sta1.
eoe sna Esa r. o. nee e
Waa WtLGuAa = ~ stnnfed Is The Ciied state dove.n-
@ent ven .:pofGic f;Gc1. 1 ,@ ,res,f 70 G.
III Is peuth Cla,E etrect. .GcAgo WILL 1ecease
r., ,',.tttIr Ia sttention. Send fct fa-vhlfts
, 1863-07-17

THOICE BARLEY MALT AND
oI:YE MELT! manufactured In December, JAN
uaty. Fehruary and March,
harley Malt. $3.50 per bn.-34 lbs.
Ikye Malt, $500 per bush el-a5 lbs.
IRWIN 4 MnREY. No. nusrd OF Trade Building.
T. Q. BOX 1872 jylih37-1m