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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-11
wRsmsmtsr that these Bitters-Sa
ARE NOT ALCOHOLIC
And Not Intended as a Beverage.
ss-Tbs Propris tors have thousandsOi Letters from
the most Eminent
Clergymen, lawyer, Physicians,
and Citizens,
Testifying Of their own Per OoAl knOWle iGe {
bsnefeiaI effects and medical Writes Of the Bittel
From Rev. ]. Newton Brown y. D., Editor Of tht
- Ericr cIonadia Of Raligiona KnowladEe.l

U5neUCIdI Il6CI8 U EII9 lIEI9II
From Rev J. Newton Brown n. D., Editor Of the
Encyclopedia Of Religious KnOWledEe.l
Although not disposed to favor or recommend Pat
snt Medicines gsner l. through distrust Of their
inRredit nts ard effects yet know OF no sufficient
reasons why man may net testify to the benefits be
believes himself to have received ON any simple
preparation in the hcps he may thus contribute to
the benefit of others.
do this the a ore Teqdiy in regard 70 HOohsnd's s
German Bitters, prepared by DR.. U. NJ. Jackson. OF
this city because was Trsiudiced against then for
many years, under the impression that they were
chiefly an alcoholic mixture. 1 am indebted to my
friend Robert Shoemaker Fps, for he removed this
prejudice by proper tests and for encouragement to
try them, when suffering from great and long cOntin-
ne debility he use Of three bottles of these Bit
trs, az the beginning Cf the present year, was fol-
loved BY evident relief and restoration to degrse OF
bodily snd mental vigOr which had not felt Tor SIX
months before aud had amostdespaired Of regaining
therefore thaR God and my trie nd for directing
to the use OF them. J. NEWTON BROWN.
Philadelphia, June q 1851.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-11
PhyiaaHS
CONSTITUTION WATER

Have long since given mp the use OF buchu, cubebs
and juniper in the treatment Of these diseases and
only use them for want Of q better remedy.
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new ADVERTIS MENTS,
TOHN g. JEN NINGS,
ID (Suooessor to Rouss q Jonnings,)
Insurance and Real Estate Agent
REMOVED FROM

III 5uperIorssts, MarbIe BLOCK,
To Atwater Building, foot Of superiOr-St
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cArr OF 1o1sr o. V. L, NEAR MUnysEEsRonO',
Tame Nav % 1gG3
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-11

Irritation Of the Neck Of the Bladder, IaFg1
nation of tie kidneys, and CGtGTrb Of
the BJd4dsT, SEaHguTy and
szr af Burning, or PsiVuI a..7
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-06-11

has proved itself equal to the task that has dsVoVed
pom It.
DiurstieS
rrtate snd drenoh the Kidneys and by constant use
soon lead 70 chronic degeneration and confirmed dis
eases
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-06-25

I}ud
first /
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Ing II
Sl'e|
cent.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-06-25
WISCONSIN HOUSE.
JOSEPH HOOKING, PRopRrrroR,

THIS Hotel is large stone building well
a.; 4: :. &: !: !; ):
WEEK, furnished with all necessary conver-
Yeniesces at reasonable rates The Proprietor returns
thanks to the public r the patronage heretofore extend
ed to him. and respectfully requests continuance of
lhe same Good stabling attached, and an attentive
hostler always hand. n2S-ly.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-06-25
TO CONSUMPTl

THE advertiser having been restored to health in few
weeks, by very simple remedy, after having suffered
several years with severe lung affection, and that
dread disease Consuinption-s anxious to make known
to his fellow-sufferers the means of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send copy Of the pro-
scrpton used free of charge) with the directions for
sure CURE for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, &c.
The only object of the advertiser in sending the Pre-
nation which he conceives to be invaluable, dnd he
hopes every sufferer will try his remedy it will cost
them nothing and may prove a blessing.
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON, Williamsburg, Kings
County, New York.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-06-25
CONSULTATION FREE
NOTICE.

EDITOR OF CHRONICLE DEAR SrR.-With Won,
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simple vegetable Balm that will efeeuaIly remove in
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THE LATEST TRTUMPHs OF LILIES SAFES
Lilies Pear St and n %@T
Ymr,&c
having ni bng
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strng them
r.hly
FIRE-PROOF TEST IN NEW YORK
onthon no Junem Off
w
then thai in
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To Nervous Sufferers of Both
CoYs

A REVEREND GENTLEMAN HAVING BEEN RE-
STORED to health in few days, after undergoing all
the usual routine and irregular expensive modes of
treatment without success considers his sacred duty
TO communicate to his afflicted fellow creatures the
means of cnre Hence, on the receipt Of addressed
envelope he will send (free copy of the the prescrip
ton used Direct to Dr. JOHN NJ DAGNALL, 1856 Fulton
Street, Brooklyn, New York n20-ly
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LADIES! LADIES! LADIES!
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FOR 81 SO

i will teach you now TO palnt superb Oil RlCIUisE-
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spt Ways
4 ITALIAN LANDSCAPE PAINTING, 4
CELESTIAL OIL
NJ GRECIAN OIL =
ORIENTAL OIL
PHOTOGRAPHIC OIL
would most respectfully call the attention Of all
De rsons interested In the works Of AkI ana lovers OF
The beautiful to my stiles Of paintings executed
on glas and exactly initiating the most beautiful Can
vas pctur5s BY avery simple process, requiring but,
a short time and little experience perfect imitation
Of an Oil Picture be produced giving the glass the
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oil Painting as to deceive the best otJudg
These tantings superior to all other cheap styles
that have before been introduced. as their bodness
soft blending of colors and rich shading of
readily distinguish them from all other classes. La
die will find that by thesad ofthis beautiful art that
they can execute very triing expense, some most
beautiful pictures equal in richness those which cost
hundreds of dollars Even children not over - years
of age have often produced specimens which surprise
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FILL INSTR UC1TONS, and all receipts for mixing
Paints &C., &C., SO that any who may not have any
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equal to those of old Artists In neghborhoods
ladies have dubbed together putting in 20 cts each
and ether materials used in making Picture II is
inches is only about IS to 40cent and can be obtained
at any drug store. During the past few years many
agents have Travelled through the weserd states form
ing classes aud teaching inferior styles Of anting at
from $500 to $1,000 each person During the past year
that have been placing my meth DIS before the pc J
ple have sold many hundreds of my instructions and
unanimously with welcome response from all OF
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Post Office Box 2l3 Chicago Ill.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-18
REPLY or THE SECRETARY.

NAVY DEPAKIyRNT, WASHINGTON. Noy. u, 1868.
GENTLEMEN The Department duly received your
esmn cation Of the 18th tmo In reference to the dee-
esots committed upon American commerce by the Aabara
snd other rebel cruisers The pursa and capture Of these
vessel. taer that the Department has constantly In view
nd sw steamers have been constantly in search Of them
ind a. times very close them. They arc under orders 70
ow them Wherever they may The only vessel that had
Ia mpulnce attack flag ut the entrance Of our aTDof'
the Iscouy-wss promptly pursued end her career was soon
ansed. The Department had about 30 vessels after her
iiank you for your that energy and ability have
ediaby marked the ainins:Iaon ofhk Department, In al
oihe channels Of Official dute rigid blockade Of the coast
hss been demanded and its pshnent has required all
The available force that the DepIaent could bring bear
10 % thu could no' well cpaoh larger force than hes
IN search Of p!rstcal royers II win continue 10 give this sub
!ei Is aenon aud hopes the avenues 10 the isurrec
u'nry region becoming cosed and the Navy s enargg
70 be able have legsr force pursue the ises and s
cure Tie safety Of abroad Very resneei0
GIDEON WELLAS, Ssc'y ofthe Navy.
4, RICHARD IATHYHs, esq, aIdo th.Ts
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-18
Guetial Notitcs.

Letter from L.. III. Goit5ci,ak.-hle-srs caIcaER,
SoSs.- cnoncn: The great sensation when, ~ al
my raes cone,rs has been produced by your Pianos Of he
model the admru, testimony OF the artists before wnh
have played upon ten indeed The unanimous scrdict
Of fthe whole prDic would from eSpaians upon
the excellence of these superb Instruments were not tint
The qualities which Distinguish tbeln Ia IN opinion constitute
verabe eta IN the pygcis Of musical tr nd desc'e III
~uenso, 10 uitrac. the attention of all musical people
The problem which for than half century the
gro European manufacturers have been proposing TO them
selves may reduced this H9 obtain me greate
tie uoiuHe of tone without altering ats eharms, and 0ths
q yrseyre W oe1rHcs and h0n0yencty through az
ne crfenf Qf me keyboard.
Instance instrument ttsrllng IL parlo would become
u md poweres IN ase concert hall another only owed
ia force ~ the Of s tone ortoa confused win ton
Produced By too greet .nh Of trings You alone Messrs
combining the dincr,n. elements which have 40 long been
sought after, in manner which will henceior,h make our
modern piano the most ooIr&stc Of instruments.
Harmonious rouIlness Of tone force tie bass notes,
nridy In the upper equality Throughout all the regis
sinpirg guoifv In the middle tones and above a an
fiscd artistic progress Which a. once ds
cerned playing the Instruments for tie hrst time soon
nner lai been Obliged 10 transport your pianos r'
ersl mile. ~ aiOad and play upon them without
the hsye them etuned was s' more surprised az
foiy theis Instruction by finding them in as per
feet tune when they sirrted fuTtnernore wh.i eHs
concerts sisted and playing heeD or eighteen pieces III
succession hayo been cpable of apfreiny by tue com
pltyry rfirg fIgIe which experienced IN" precision
aud propness of action which char1cer yonr Instruments
Accei, gente ernen NY sincere consraiuotions Hence
forth thn United Stei.s inay advenas'onsy comp e WIN
Europe the construction Of pianos nni II - not the e %
or t.un,phs ths' you hase .uccrededin IN riach
,ur assis tho eofts Of the ETards, the Poves the
a. NJ GOTTSCHALK.
"Decembcr Ia62r
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-18
THE rsnssrehu-c'ta lcrisinturc.

The Legislature has passed the Bounty bill,
and Hil' adjourn toincwow raiDr TIE bill provides
for payiuc so in hand o. # lho volunteer choose $50
IN hand, ard so pcr month during biz Term of sorgiec
and siy months 0icr, Il hc he ds ,rred FOR hon
OraDc disability tie samc in case oi d. ia 80 be paid
10 lis widow or hcir. Tie csallc bounty vii be paid
veterans Who I,Ualst
1lis optional system occasicnol a long debate brt
was finally 0dop''d with little opposition. The monthly
compensation system was the suggestion of tc Gov
ernOr IN his message Thcio Is "a heavy penalty for
irarduiont attempts - oh'sin the bounty.
The Enlistment bill of lisl year amended 50 rs TO
pat check or substitute brOhoragr
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-18
From San FrnuCisoo.

SAN FRANclsco Iucsdly. Nor. II, 1s6;.
Arrived-S,cGmer Constitution, from Panama,
with dates from Mexico. bat they no later than
those already received.
There has ncen severe raip-stOrm in this city since
Saturday, with southeast gale. The shipping suffers.
The ship Aquiia, having the monitor camlnole for
cargo broke from her moorincs as night stove in her
bottom end sunk with hcr bow in 40 feet and her
in 90 feet of water Every effort is making 10 her
cargo under the discouraGing circumstance
The British ship Oscar sustain odecgous damage. aad
is full Of W atcr.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-18
The National Cemetery nj Gettysburg
Procin.mniion by Gov. Nuriim.
IlEADltAftIf RS : iENAsfLYAHiA MILITIA, }
ADJUrANT tENtRALg DEPARTMENT
IlARRIsBUHG, Nov. II, 1863.

UARRIsBuHG Nov. II, 1863.
GrNFRAL ORDER No. N.-The Committee in
r,e Of tie arrangements r the dedication Of the National
..ry for the ffeencn who fell On the field at Gettysburg
tyo appointed isi t. creonifs shall take place on 1hura
, ~ lb Of November 1853 The duty ESPECIALLY inviting
eyt. 10 participate has been eit 10 the Committee but the
nendrnce of the surviving fcnsy wanna soldiers ~ the war
f M and of tbc War with Mexico IN 1876 would be ap
uyon1i,r and acceptable justify the exPesson Of an
safes b that iry shall DO pc sent Ia body End a. mara
Of espcd the memory Of tie DEAD ana Ia aus 10 'e
solemn purposes OF tie day. , .,,s
II ofderod that the Nsonal fag shal be paced az nan
met from sunrise 10 sunset al oil Annoes hschhH n.aip
Ing lie day ,e sesem Deparents Of u, 5TIe sg" DC
closed Ey order of fHDlitN " 8 - ~
Governor aud G0uInDide4 IN DAieL
Oh.!sL A. l.. RgssKLL, ADJ Celela! ArH.'J .'sA.''
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-18
rhc euoin Of Boston -isecep'io" OF Gen.
Gordon.
Boston. Tuesday. No

BosTON, Tuesday. Nov Il. lr''j.
Mavor Lincoln has issued a stirring appeal to
the citizens 10 promptly f up the quota Of soldiers re-
qured for the City Of Boston. Meetings IN furthcranoe
Of Volunteering will be held In all the Wds on Wednes
day evening.
Brig Gen. Gordon was publicly received at his home
i'm birmingham last evening. In the course oi his
speech he said "When are willing TO devote our
selves u no other labor than that which supplies the
sinews Of war; when We willing TO 80 ourselves to
the field or lind younger man ~ or stead when We
Will refuse 10 give wages on behalf OF luxurious living
and ornamental dressing when we will give mp our 50.
cia e1trayaganee. regard our country as something
more than n place in which to buy sell and get gain
then and not ill them can We be said 10 d. really in
earnest in this war Gen. Gordon spoke logically and
eloquenty in favor Of employing colored soldiers The
Town Hall was filed and the Generals reception was
most cordial and euthusiastio
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-18
4 Wopn Annur h,lErIcAn WArcnea.--After

4 Worn ABOUT hsiEEIcAE WATcnss.-After
1HohotGh bHft oi mote than TN ffAEs thg TINE
IGEl b, 1nt tlcirfcdI Iy the AsgsICAN WA1oH CoEPAsy 81
puDC nnd nog no rs' ian a. 0o of ,e sTcIkns 81
Zen @ on tne 'fis oi ~ lf2rr RON ef ~ in-i'
M pr - INN : ne business ha ncrcased - ai extent eN
c'.iirf ol mos sinn'ine anh~ipatoas cad We ere
st o." MAisrls ''t m ih' tnct s'a'cl i'erfr'ca en-
r elri ofour re.y olla - and H.. h5o' o. sD opeu-
sai Ant frnsy her, Observe tla, nor withstand ihe
t 20 e ~ .,1e % iirrals sc actually sci. our products
a. It.' rIonf thll;thosr cirient hye years ero.
We r' 20 in' cis orly for Tire purpose of property m
trodocns sno ' subject reilse 10 nsNnfetuie os
aiche. Tor the niloi a tire IgFesi possible
tne TO sc tue pfce Of the taksbeese Watches, called
"Arcrrt" Leiiuc.p " y dish Paicn. Levers" &C. an
Elr1iel workshop which the refuse Of her
ircoi.r unsuitable a. home and perfectly worthless every
Th object We iaye accom- i.hcd ard now we have TO an.
ngnnce @ We have conncacci the meuficturc Of Watches
HioHssr q GnAsE Ksows TO cmroTorErEnr,
une7uae oy ai ns mi'crio nadr by ourseyes and nm
sfasscd ~ ayihing made n the world For this purpose
We hay the ample. h.ii.s We have erected addition
aud lavr al d w tue best in service
fTotnz ~ our long espeIicHce We haze Temode.ed The
form Of our Ncle n'T iueiny such Improvements have
have Instituted new ard severe tests Of isochron, adjust
iru' and c'p.n'niion New machines and appliances have
boon streItc which ption then wors with cOnsiinnaie
cs ald cAacuaie, ani tie choicest aad most approved
mechcal pncipc, nsleTal woTkmanstp TO insure per
We continue to anuaciore or other well aown qualities
undar the following naIncs:
ArrLsros. TRACY { Co..
=. :. BAETLETr.'
wv. ELLsRy'
Tie la'.cr 'he lowest priced watch we mste I. sub,n
and l. not lbl. g., order either Ia ng riding
aehns Al the above dcsorbed watches including the
YIsrsr which i named hygsIc~ WATCH COMPANY on
the pl'e sre sold by waeldeaoI, eenesy throughout tho
county. hobbiSs a HFPLtToS
Agents for the American " Haich Company,
No. iii BrOadyay, seW-f Ofk.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-18
The Dedication Ceremonies az Gettysburg
Government Bonds.
PHILADELPHIA, Tue


Gov. Seymour arrived here last evening, en-
route 10 Gcitysburg large crowd il congregating at
Harrisburg 10 participate in the ceremonies OF the dei-
cation Of tho National Cemetery on Thursday. spe.
cial train. VIII the Governors and their suites. VIII
leaye for Harrisburg at about II o'clock TOMORROW
afternoon.
TIE delay in filing orders for " "FireTwcnties" Is
caused By the preparation - plates for the fourth series
Of bonds which VIII DO finished in d few days and the
deliveries viii then be promptly made. The subscrp.
fons tO.aay amOunted % .0J6.2OO.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-18
'IcHAnD LATHgns, esq, sndo then.
ACCIDENT TO THE STEAMER HKsDnIK HUp-

ACCIDENT TO TIE STEAMER HRsDRIK IIUp-
ooS-Ihe steamer Hendri. Hudson, which left Albany
on Saturday night into by schooner when on
hngsion aud crippled. The vessel raked the steamer
90 ono side, tearing away her whcclhou and por.
toi CI her waterRhoel forcing hole into her boiler
I sIu doing other damage Three men ore reported
and lerge amount Of property Is said 20 have
gyt tI9fSed Into TIE river by The collision The Hen
''A " A'son Dfoceedsd " tAis city with one wheel
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-18
,fsIsTt'g; ~.

DiCkiNs0E-sN sNiii-in k.'rr Co.'s. 4 no r,sd'as, ~
tg brIts usf.rf. an tlonfsy @t.s..r has. u. ~ u-
rfr fru,. Cell ,isri.ef " y shi'i-on ir o. f1fa
: Sli.fa dalflrr ci cent. NiIarl sanih aH '' N"'A
- r.fia
finLCDNrf. fAFr-ht Hop s.i. y J., on Tl-rsliJ,
~. if a, 'h- r., 81 nouHs ~. A. r.. ioi. saho -
Nss u.i. y. Mraft. bsfh ofSer JsseJ. 30 caidt
ftsAriN rs fsnnkiyr. Trsshy. Nsa. H. A.
tir i..lersc Il 81 g. Npodr, D. &C. iiss = T rrf.
5r D. 3D.. the Nas D.. 4 5elvv ~ Sqfirsf' 10. hass ai
iiraffi4. I'd. sf0fp Co., lfr i,yan 1Asfln, s.4 % a.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-18
Dreadful Dssasfcr.

DEIROIT Mich. Tuesday Nov. II, 1863.
The screw steamer Water Witch 1t is re-
ported foundered in the late galc in Saginaw Bay. All
on board are supposed TO be lost.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-18
Boston Weekly Bank Statement.

BOSTON, Iutsi1y NOV. 10 I0'l.
The following is the statement of tho banks
of Boston for the past week:
Capital STOCK 39 ,1l 100 Due 20 other banks 8 'hD
Loans and Discounts. 10 900 Deposs...... Jgl65W0
Specie .......... 7sH, so Circulation. stBvD
Due ini other banks u Ooy, 600
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-18
Important from CeDadn - Arrest OF thc
Hon. ycshmn R. e;iddings.
BUrrAIO. Tuesday. Nov. II.

BUrfALo Tuesday, Nov. IL. It5J
We learn from gentleman just from Toronto
that the Hon. Joshua H. Gddinrs has been arrested in
Montreal and held to bail in $4,000 charged with kid
mapping.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-18
1)oIilital Noiiccs.

Young Mems Union Central fommiftee.-Ihe
rrgnl,r MONTHLY MEETING OF ,ll. Committee "lh uo
held the leadqurrrs, broadway and ljinI' ON
NEDNESDAY ENENlN0 the 18th inst, ai halt post seven
O'Clock. Panetull Attendance l. particularly requested
WILLIAM II. ARMSTRONG, Chairman.
GroRoE y. JAeuts Secretaries.
gFouGK r.. tAssInK. ''''~''
Sixfcs nth AIdernnnic District, Nineteenth Wnrd
AT Cow niOn of the Muza Hall Denoefnoyi .ri" w
eornsr of seth and 81 ay Tuesday evening" Nov ~ Plt
a call oi the General Committee cai1"u io w Pei
nose nominating candidate r Alderman m thc WIN AZ
dermaue district, on motion, PETER MkEHaN wa" cho'
sen Chairinan aud ROGER NLNb was chosen Sec.'Iy'
sir fnemhrr. Of Committee being present. On molon'
CHARLES DENLlN unanigousy nohnA'sa - we Gu ~
didne for Alderman Of the N\lh Aldefnanic pistt o
motion tine Convention adJoumed sine 80 r'.I M.'al
Chas D.yin Kosef D0wling Daniel OaiFher, "h' 'iuvi
Nm. Gallagher, sub,titute Tor Michael Me. anu. -
v "'' PETER MEfll,N, Chairman
Roesa DovLisa. Secretary.
Lu;op hom!ns, don for Mayor,
OltI5On DLUnI.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-18

I,yng Of n Corpfr-stODe.-The corner'stone OF the
new .ditre Of the OREtNE-ANENCE PREsBfTERlkS
CHURCH rhc Rev ". Is. LIE Pas'of now being erected
on Gates av conner of Hunter fr0kyn viii be lali
TINS ~ ejncsdayD AFTERNOON. puretualy al O'Clock,
with anrrorsllie ccremoni. Tho Rev Dr hhtbS Of New
York the Rev Dr. ID. 4 MIN Of the nied state Neyy
the Rev IL CRAVEN q Newark, ~ J.. sDd the Rev Dr.
WEST Of ths city VIII tako part in the exercise. 0 the oc
c...ln. The nnllc as coIl-y invited :. be rIr.cn'
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-18
COMPLIMENT TO GEN HARVEY BRowS.-

number Of our citizens prominent among whom were
Can't. Chas II. Marshall. l.. T. Morgan and John ID.
Jones recently presented General Harvey Brown with
an el giant service of silver tn token Of he.r apprccia
,ou Of Dis eminent services IN snpprcs.ng the riots.