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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-22
80 ssnlh1.s.lsra VirEinln.

From he LYIchDuFE Nepu0IIla1-I
The sdmiOnal informotion which we pain of
fhe movements o, the enemy in the souIhvast-
ern periiou or ihe ) ate, Is from a reverend gem
teman OF 0aI city, who retuTned yesterday rom
that region where ne has been soj0urninz for
several days. He represents the eTcits ,,,s9,, =.
being over, out that great distress aud ineo,,,,s
nienes resulted 70 tsmuiss ia WyiheviiIs lTor,
the AreStenng aspect Of stlsirs, many of whom
abandoned tGeir homes ON Inc firsl alarm. TIE
male population OF Wythe county turned out
en- mssse 70 meet tbs invaders, il which they
were tuiiy sustained by the people Of the usigh-
boring counties, who also came CIT in full fofee
q proper disposition Ess been MAD Y the forces
who bold themselves IN readiness 10 ooneregste
within a short time 1t gwen points
The general Impression prevails that portions
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-22

nR JAS IS. BEAN 10sl res =ctfuIly begs 1ss~s
~ 20 announce O. his friends al the tzers of ar
auta and unl ing country, ths- he hss res med
tie Irsci ic- rf lbs p-Diessian ihis cltT, ard ls
opened oiisa at bis residsuCa on 1Lsresa street
By a1p ing Ills lyle % p-a-tcu a hopes 10 the
nIshss Of lli trsnCa aau JEOas prefer pIirzie
-sutzi lice and saFari 2 operations
PltisBls C -.i-aE on Dr. Bean will sr1 o ulalsr0f
quiet ace, uiih Th re ealVsllelcss ane Modern ln.
progemsutl q n-st-eaEs entail e-tlslis5r1suL $50
~. oe fund o. duty a. al. rnal s1i with p-ncf.i.
% ard hassy % eng 7=assus rouses entire aatis-
tseuon i1 G7ecy csse CO.. u1sd rc 1.z csre.
nee Ga taEi-t' Sc soL. second sgsre from Spring
sreeil a tLs e-rriag- wayi ara eHly LhEee niuut-s
drive or i've linut-s Faal from Nlit5lal aud Peach
trre streets
Patients suffering from a-Liug teeth viii be attended
% at any ur u the night
klTLEESCEs-Ds B-zl has t-e sr.vIege o. refer
ring % he 10 loving seni,au-sU o. Atl-uas PioE
Paul r ave. EE s. "A. saog1g, Kew. E T. HrEutly.
yspL D. aPtlsr, EessrL Br0Dn & Hspe, Iumsu.
oois a Co. Beash & Root, John fsa'. ga Also. TO
ihz Former FseuifT q BslhmoTs College Of Dsutaf
surEsTyr lue % Uors tbal hv- ni-eI patients il
tts-rgr9 Flori7st T-ruzeara lssI T-Iugs
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The virEinia asa rsssssse. IEnilrsna.

The Virginia aad Tennessee EsaiIrsas-
The financial condition Of the Virginia and
Tenn essse TailEosd, under tie abls management
Of iis Edmir ristystiYs fes-s, Il matter TOR cor
gIHtulstiou 70 he stocBhold-1s. The city has
guaranteed = half million Of its stock, aud up 20
this year was annually obliged 10 rsiss By taxa
lOn thicty thoussHd dollars 60 meet The interest
dus on that zUln with prospect u having 70
30 the same for years ahead
The road lately rslisved the corporation Of the
ouerOus debt by declaring its fSst dividend c,
6 per cent. per suuuH1, and ii has now with iha
consent Of the Lagislature Dsid 70 The Common
wealth. debt Of one million OF dollars which
has been reesivad by the second auditor, under
joint resolution passed by Assembly. This
exhibits the hgsuci2l management ol the road
ia = bright aspect, and we note the ises hat tie
stock has risen in the past eighteen rn0Rihs from
Gitasu dollars 70 ens HHHdTed ABd ihirty-6gs
dollars per shsTe.-LyschbErg RfDuiiicqn.
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10 OWLAND SPRINGS
FOR SALE.

THE preselt owner hssing business demanding hs
II whole snd peIs9lal ateul0uf nlh c9Iciuuru TO sel
I - dstrsle DIoDlrfF. viii be found Iut tbe place
Tor Iaug es allQ accommodate TX families 20 7ela
rae buidnRE The place u % well ku0su uiai q le
stliEton i q @ nee sa-
For no q il uneq1aied IS there Is large trasi
Of iauo belonging Inc place, paste % Fsallg al
thai may vrsuel. Rev uesrO zrisTs ior aliy DO
groeH .zLl0. l6rRe new hEfn.
Pert0us WISHING 10 puIgh-ss can come ana iooE 81
s uTo serzy OF addresg the ulaers gusd 81 Etosahi
GHa VA 4. QUNbk.
,nl-Irn a " MCgDh NELL
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Of those Rhd lock them securely under guard
election dsy-hus what. With all thess will avail with
our present Tulerst Have they ever hsted At suy-
thing which poInsed continuance OF their power II
20, We fat to Teeollect IT, Let hope, sui hope, ho-
ever, that we may escape ihs threatened ordeal and
not be driven 70 the last refuge Of eeneu; but whether
We are or not Il Is well for The people OF Iowa. u al
political pTeaileetions to remember, that 1t iGf easier
20 defend the great existing franchise of the ballot Than
to recover H. after it shall htve been lost
LEGRAND BYINGTON,
A. " OARPEN TER,
A. T. SEEBERGEk
2 81 CASADY
FRANK PLUMER
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RgsnaasVAE.

-tH n. eiMaS, s84AISnllA lEh-HAt y -ue
4 asz-uT u ll E-ndH ai gaunirY lrCdues, has -
move. lnee bis iu-e store in me NorCTssE buiidinG
Va Buf1ed) 20 De store lsg.y 0oCUpIed ~ Ripley
wood Cvockery l.erelaut4 y hIenaA street. two
GOsrs frOu Saving La a --s store, where 10 y u Be
.aaEpy 20 aoe serve s 20 as friends snd ousiousrE
FlR s aLE-a large sDd veil assorted stock o.
.-lt llery alad Giazsss are.
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CAPITAL CHANCE FOR INVESTMENT.
The Western North Carolina Mining.
Smsiting and COpperas
Manufacturing Company
Capital Stock 81, ,Ooo. 600.

Wis COMPANY has. - special sst Of the Isess.
a lature OF North Carolina, been reaaIsrv ipc1r7o
rated and organized
The vadOus mines are ery fnv1rsklv eftua4ss -r
say Of 81 cess - railroads. end are D aucurcs ~ th
oiale deOiogst superior 70 The fameus sI5uerio,-u
Anea possessing advant7ges over al Mining Gomez
mes in be Confs1lruse Sts.es
subscription to De Capital Stock viii Be re-. Iya1
By tae Undersigned. Shares $500 A. th.~s 4 -. :
limited amount Of stcck offered for - s,f ,.--
wishing 70 NIKE invea merts VIII Co well 10 ~ .-5
examine tue uses, aad other eVidsncss of t-.- 5is
valle, deposi ed ~ or Office -''1
auNAUGHT, ORH0ND & On
et~''. pE-ffahaIf. r.--.f
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Novg's the Time to Strike

1860 q O--'7 sssRoss. -
-. -. y sinH and h0utR0mery Railroad, tHen'y y
80 f-,,, ,gf emery, 81 Ciyde'E depot Ihefe aFe
l5ys b.1-.ir5 = -es esarrd, dwelling house, vita
ION, rooms gin " g Pfess; ne siy eAIl-. i -
~ en- toes rn harf's aa asniia il1e q stefi -1
5od .evel snd sgod fo- qiigu, corr and Nhsai 40 =
-r h b. i =, + rf74- rr.- 81 Investment Land an0
s.-,,t- sz5 tu1 The sfocE ,Cd crap can be bo1gnL
Isss,era6er sstavs ls csogsraaN Apply imine.iaieiy
II ~ q i. I0h q CO.,
ssIa Nv tucsione-rs $40 & y broE-rA.
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Al -ss7sr ssrnsats vi be charged two dollars per
ssaars tor sbs arst Insertion ard one dsIsT aud fny
osats for sseh go. ssqusng insertion.
Local ngt0ss rsi be charged The Of afty cts
D line.
b,tuary notices charged II The rate Of twenty-five
e. sr line and al ether articles not OF general public
Ta. 50 zs o-her advertisements.
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500 RaWAAD! !!

r.. ashHEV rom tbe Eud=Cr1er on the might OF the
IS h --r- d n rBAO Boy uaus1 JOHN, lbuut
~ rtya-e- y a-s ID OF su.a't eomP.oslon with q
g5od lace dve .ssr el Vcs lunes b sh a on y men a.
1a- - .-sr-7 7sntr a rock coat aud black c'Oih
rsD lie "a ruIar- sud gaier spoken -e most pEous
6, Led an q = 5f-- rra far tsa-aus0gA, rsnnoaaee
te,lrf o -rss 1ro Keutalzy, in which State be waE
cuee o7gl ed. &C..
vi rivs the above reward FOR tho apprehension
and q livery DO ne Cs sa.d negr1, bis iocsue1t 10
.tuv is sgbete / GET him
LEWIS TUEfLlS,
.-aw Carter vilie, g.
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GENERAL ORDERS No. Is.
b, 9-'i=- aI srry-Ci-n PILLOW gup'at BursAa.
". VANCE Thompson
G7EIlA EE3AL BEsDEaGs No. 3.

LEADlIg- szE8 sTATI TROOPS,
.lTLasTs sspteus0eT IS, 1913.
OFFICERS conn al ding companies 5f State troops
VII I1.d vesaly l-s1ecllsus Of heir commando
a-4 v. see hat the damage aons Co. and tee uss Of
rfus or sc-0sterneuts issued 60 their commando are
rro1eriv accounted f0r lie muster rolls OF ller
Cumpanss--
t15nnalinz officers u regiments baftaiions and de-
tecFed aanIslas wi give ulpgcai attention &c the
--E-sIriuu 1f rLs order.
Bv emma d Of BslF Gen HOWELL CoEB.
j. BALE TT
4 General.
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T6C5. 2. FLSEER & co
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

No > Eeachtree st, Atlanta, Ga.
DskSONAL attention given 10 ths- uuress,s ~
A sAie o. ~ Einas Of AE&OtiA biDiZE and ~. 1.
fraiideut OF IaarlsY 10 Catlon o. fsrrl E.tafs
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EEmr EIncaffnn.

On whitehall street, between EJeca-
Eur and the Atlantis and West E'oizt
* abroad
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C5e 5ItnpBis 3ppcaI.
PUBLISHED

BY
John r, MeCisaahaH----BeRjamiB T, DIN.
Uudsr DE firui snd style Of
EcgLANAEAET & Dill,
Ts whom ~ le5tsrs OF business otherwise should
be s7dresss6.
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S1OO r Il w a Il d.
STOP TEE, RUNAWAYg

IHARLES. at0ut twenty Eve rears Cd yellow
~ comp exon, weighs uns huI dreI and atty pounds
rathsr d5Fncast i0ck, 90 e iift uloasIa 10 ana
g1esoe, with g1t str loai and esp and zrt usns
tie drt n edn=zday evuIng, aEt zeIy got Ice West
b-iul trGIu. he thsI day purchased fr0u Jses
ID. IA -rtin, Of AlzG4na TIE boy served his tuae lu
Memphis IN the SJoperins trade
81 v. CATCE & Co..
So i'm EucJicu-ers
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FO8s SALE,
-. - --..... -.-r...H.

EeBze SALE,
rRE PAIRS IEs'S BHyGAE5,
AGU so Wool Es-s
~ d5z-u Mems Half Hgset
D. Glz.n Pipes,
'..0 1gl lssaai-.
90 PAGES Pins.
3HU zen slla Combs
o. Er3as Ma#CLss
SO llz-I T8otl arul.es-
ROBF = LOWRY co,
Conn. -sioa MeTeh-nts,
zg cr4ni'e Frou.. Alan anna street
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-22
PRoN FREDERIcKseuRa

Yesterday mornings dawn showed the fact
shat the Yankees had disappeared from the Sisf
ford side opposite FfedeTieksburg. It is thought
thsy have gone up to Mesde's mgin body ia
Culpepsr. Eight Of Mosbys men, who we're on
the hnnt for horses in Stafford, captured four
teen Yankees Wednesday, who have arrived IN
this city.
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FROM FREDERICKsBURG.

All is quiet in the vicinity Of Ffede cksbuTg.
The Yankees evacuated Stafford county on
Wednesday night and moved up the river, sup-
posed for the purpose of joining ths main army
Of Meade, whore battle is considered immi-
nent The FredeTieksburg train yesterday az
teTnoOn brought down fifteen prs 1nsr who vera
captured near Grove chmch, in Stafford, on
Saturday, Sunday and Monday last, by a small
dstsehmsns of FItzhugh Lees cavalry. With
them was a deseTter VIM has two brothers in the
Confedersts army. He deserted once before,
but was reeSptured. The prisoners came in
charge of Lieut.. L. M. Beau, company A, 18th
MiSsisSiDDi Tegjmeflt
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TmE WAS IN vIaGENTA.
FROM NoRTHERN VIRGINIA

FROM EORTHERH VIRGINIA.
Passengers by the Central train last night re-
present matters as continuing quiet with the
army of Gen. Lee The indications are, how
ever, thst an eBgsgomsnt viii take place in the
eourEe of few dsys. At lsst accounts the en-
emy's infantry, in some iorco, ba1 advanced as
'sr as MitchelPs station on the Orange and
Aiexsnnria rsiSead, about midway between
Rapidsn station and CulpepsT Court House. L
is thought they designed general advance Of
al their forces.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-22

AEDKRSCW, ADAR & CO.,
WI
Commission Alsrc hanEs,
~ hItebau Street,
a fFr1tzr- On
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AEMY OF NORTHERN vIRGlEIA.

There WAS no news by the Central train lsst
evening, except report, Sc miDgly Telahls
that The enemy had advanced from Culpeper
Court House, distance Of lour miles, to Mitch
elIs station, and six miles north Of the RagidsH.
The fact that the armies are now drawn up face
TO face, within six miles OF each Other, indicates
heavy work before many days. We hear Of 10
exciting event, not even a sllITmish to vsry ths
monotOny Of the situation.
The War Department received no intelligence
worth communicating to the public.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-21

CORrIcrIoS.-ln the caec o. Capt. CGdo1, vino
so narrowly escay.d ass ss;na.on on Wednesday
ias, III Tenth street, our reporter "as 40 'uc IS
surcd, msin.orued in eoIae particulars. Capt. @.
did not crawl into the basement, but entered the
'front.' door on The invitation OF the ladies IN the
house; lie was Tot asked TO which party he be-
lODged, nor Was lie ordered 70 leave tie Louise By
auy u.sn; bn, ON The contrary, wss kindly ended
10 by the only msn ia Tie house and lett the house
by the back door OF bis own will, While the ruff lns
were clanCIipg at the front door, and against the
advice Of the man referred 10. Capt. g. succeeded
in scaling the wall while (. ladder wns being sougut
ior and TOOK refuge in pbysicians house at his In
vitaiion, where he was also very kindly cared for.
A physician WAS sent for by the lady Of the fret
house he entered, and there not person on the
premises who did not do all possible Tor ms relief
aud protection.
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TInycler-' Guide.

To AIbeny. by uuds,n K,s-ikl. O. warren.
~ = 10 a no. .nd "A b. AID D. . o. sund.y ::.2 r.
10 Aitau5 by llaf-p. itii 23ih-st ard NhlF lui IA
10 boston. by ew-Londou hue Per ~. y.
y sfouing'on line, Pier 49, y. y, ana Fail
River ire. PET 3 n H.. daily ourdassei'
CrpLLl y IA
10 Boston. by krw-iiav'n lt!t.. VIA Spfnf.
hed 97th..t md tth.av .......a and ~ sndsp M
To fosfou, ~ ssw-liayrn HK I.ih--t aud
4ii,,. Vi, Shore Line ~ sod .. Sunday p.
10 lura.o by fn- mr. loot al Chsmh-f,-
i0s ends y. IN
10 Phla dsphia hy hrw- Jrrsrv Railroad. foot
Of Cour,lsnd I'll TO- am g. llsp Sunday, u p.
To Philadelphia ~ Camden aHh Amboy
Railroad Pier 20 y. H.. foot Of bArclayst. p
To Washington. 10y Nev-JTtsoy Kk.1 iuam.
ard u ana u, p ~ foot Count Sunday. u p.
To tire West. by Contra Haufoud al H-s-
Jes.y. loot OF Counluudtf. ana q q. m.
n n-.................... 7p m
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Alfalfa CIo,e al The Pos,.onrs.

Fer Great Edtsth sua tts Continent, - steamer
Asa Tac,dai Jolly gL...................... :. p m.
Eona sta Thursday July .J................. 10! IN.
fcr Cuba sni the Wet Iudt-s s.a h-'sns. by
tsgle. Toe dAs. Jus l...-.-.-....... y ~
fof talrruis. &c. al.iy i,ungaYH Frcogi~1'.
over and -. Jnsrpu, lo.......S g. a. nHd = p m
..on--AlbauS. Bofso ald Oansdss. and q q m
North and est Msi4 Observation-Disclosures.
Western Mai h- NzifDsd.....3 o. ~ End = - H.
,oufl ,tn ard South esteem IAi3 NJ a and 10
I.s,, ~. aud u y IA.
SOW .l.doId HerioH aud al RiErf........... - ni
ILe Loug l.isrd MsH c.os~. al > q. m. AM y Ia.
rLudal Mall1 80 Ga SUNDAY al malls close AZ j. .. m
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...T,,r Af.pGrn .r-HC~ rrTHE DtArr-' wong the a
- ced On re .lG .ies ''-..l ior cniolcine 'ne =.
" 49,. ~. Dab. iT rvi.l L. si. H. vieT t-r- y
[sri.s, In tAr AeA4u-Ia case r ,-Aug TIE taito .tt-
on, pss,eess Prey CO.. commc', und-. thc heoe'
fss.'
-1he Sun knows this to be false, and uIiers
i! with deliberate intent TO deceive and miSle"l'
:. Tie Administrator" has adduccd no sucn
reason for toe Draft, which is made expreSS'!
70 nut down the Slaychuders Eenf!iioh ana
thus restore tie integrity Of tie tmon aun the
s,,n,ren,ary a. it,, Constitution aud laws Why
men should Deliberately invent ana utter slcn
impudent fal.chood rs the above, We c"hno'
imagine. unless ttr object be (iks Tie HoTe'd s.
20 ipGame still more the Jealousy and hostility
vberewith we are regarded by foreign powers
81 Tins STRENGTHEN thc han Dis O.; tac Rebels.
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Entail Boiler Explosion in lowell.

LOwELL, Mss-.. Mon0ay loly 20 l56J
A stean-hoiler exploded to-day ia brick 1uIid.
ing on Middle street, completely deniol ching the
building, instantly killing three mep ana ILiuring
seven other persons. The building wis OCCUPIED
by Wm. II. God1Ins as picker factory, ard JOIN
b. J'cqUcs, shuttle uAnuiaclu az. The following,
were killed: Wu. If. G1c.iag, George e. AsLby,
q. w. Carter, LA B.sstee. Calico O.goyd.
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sonnet.
lFor keThbsse.


ny PtEK BENJAniN.
f"ff.ss Orr Tnz ON FL.s f' Let ths dear Old Gag be
1gr 10 The breeze ntl fsgssf ~ The city that al
fna, taa. ans~ rive 'irn e ia'iaiit- snd Loyalty
Nrr isft ffibtss Jrfyst.I
Hang out the dear cd Flag ics-.ci u wavo
III happy triumph between earth and ny.
Let al IT. stare and stripes supcrhiy hy
- cl.i hey few above Opnrg .'."ns grave.
he Lord be- praised our spinis Ia are brave,
Though for n day we hlsscd the bloody rod.
Wuacd D, the toe OF Freedom aud OF God,
And bowed submission n q Southern slave,
To Havoc sRapinc, Murder aad The flames
Tha, burned our homes and turned our pride TO
shame.
In those darn hours. Thy dazzling hues were veil
ed,
Thou dear old Flag but nOw ascend once
more,
4 ire-iouchcd phrniI, brighter than before,
llcuceiorih more glorious and unassalled.
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DIED..

CANDLER-At North Orange. on Sunday. Jsiy H. CsP'
Samuel Gambler, la his Bld year. .,,
Tn. funeral ri from lais residence ct O'Clock
on ednesisy tho 22d The Morris aud Essex oars cave
tho foot Il lousIdt street al l4 for Bteh thuoh sta
zion Tn. relatives f,nds OF tne family, aud u- mem
b.f ofhs Maine Society invited to attend h funeral
with ut further notice.
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BUSINESS Notices.

CHILDREN TEETmSG. The Mother hnds
fifth al friend In Mr. wfs-Lows Soothing syrup perfectly
rssbe aud Lsuns 1t relieves the child hon pain eu'e'
dy.en.y aud dnrrhss relieves edpns In the po"e cures
wind collie BY s,ins relief aud health to the GUILD gives
res, 10 tbs mother. ~ ecsls bottle.
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Special Nollccs.
Baker l. Goodwin 10 their Friends and the
Public.

PRINTiEG-uOUSE SQUARE.
Tk,ioys locality during the past week WIS threatened by
IL, ys.t ob that ever forth from deus Of darkness
aud crime. on. Nsht AID Dly it fowned ia defiance uon
a,e rioters ard broadly stood forth as the Fortress Of
Freedom ard Truth. Of GcyeInmelt and Liw Ihsak' TO
tn, noble Metropolitan and The brave Sodei' and To the
coed Citizens who calamity anl generously protected the
Freedom Press, yGenls-a were pfestsyee anu 0ei
m. .Llaery wa. not disturbed for si7slc hour.
III. esr. which Of friends eateF'aned were ret
s,.d By tbs occupant. Of PRINTING HOUSE SQUARE
They anew the character Of the a.ns and kew
bs, the means csn.c which they possessed weie IN
rsou cause ample pIs,eIye theiF property and per-
.on, There ,sirr pace in Ae city duiibg the past
week Of horror, tl,a FHISTiNGhOusE SQUARE. Our
Peace Msker were made OF stem stuff, aud were pre-
pared iog Precisely ihenaei AheH ser
ts. however entirely OF cone!sioEy character, ano
no good citizen feared them.
PRISTIS0-HoUsE SQUARE hs. row resumed 10
peaceful bushes, aspect gain invites tie Public 20 The
use Of ~, sere O.. Oaccs is Bgucus. ard is Presses
BAKER GOODWIN bcs 10 their patrons through
oct Country that their Dusias4s entirely undurbed
and ANNOUNCE Public ihs, they prepared here
tofofs TO execute EVERY DESCRIPTION Or PRINTING,
from tho Smallest Card Lsbs to the Lage. Bill OF Book
IN Ito Beat Manner in The Shortest Time and At the Lowest
Caih Prices BAKER GOODWIN.
Book Job and Gard Printers.
Ptptlns.llouse square ODD, site City Hall, y. y
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uutertaIuturuf.. Tus.IuJ, July ~.

NIELU8 GAIDTs-Ths ulsJ. Motto
WINTER OANDkN Leah tho Foro1si 4 Regular f!f
BAKNt rs b.i sit l-asuiof.. faiopiiu tIcrs !forle
afternoon spd .'suins pcn4u Bfellt.t.
IA 4.B HALL-lha rl~loo yflt.a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-21

CHRnToPhEn =. CRoCcH, the artist, who has
for the last zen years been studying ana painting in
France and Italy, returned in the HAMA and will
lsnceiorth make our city bis home
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-21
STATE CLAIMS FOR RAISING TRoo
sev rai amounts:

These claims cover the expense. Of the States ior
raising volun ccrs uudcr Act Of Congress, approved
July. Istt and 27th. lsol. bat do lot cover the
,eu,e incurred ia raising dpfed men under Aoi Of
July lslh, lSo2, thee 'Srense-, after being np-
,ruyei H. the uoverors Of tie States, amounting to
$4,000 GOO, being sent TO the Auniani General
ard by him forwarded to MsoT Green for exAIna'
alton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-21

The PAssAic IN NORTH RWER The iron.clad
Pss'aic came down from the Navy-Yard yesterday
afternoon, and anchored M tho North River.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-21
mARRIED.

kYLOTt-PYLE-On the l3Ih Of 7th month, at tho real
drnc- OF III. brdrs n,ohs by Frends ceremony Jons-
th.u X Taylor formerly of Loudoun County. Va TO En-
INA l.. Pyle VI Chester County. Ia
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-21
HAGAN's MAGNOLIA BALM.

TLi.d.ll,il and ,Irodinsfy Gicl. changer the sun
bu,,, . ,sl h.a4. 4, p..ry ..n tsI.ls Of avi.hlss
beauty d. gafls tic fafoe purity u youth and the dn'
w, sPr.Aapes in,ius ia. eiy belle Of fs,Aion 1t e-
.gv,. tan feeble. np,. and Foashse,' nom tie s.H,
leaving ie complexion ife,h nsn'Paieu'. aud smooth Il
tau, 30 iatss. aiiogs ~ The stin. Pa,foniIsd by
s-,fsl.,. aud .iagers II 10 what every lady should
have. Sod sserywh,fe.