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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1863-02-06
A Conscrint Regimont.

A gentleman from Vicksbufg tells us
that in one of the late fights around that
city, regiment composed of conscripts,
and not considered very reliable as raw
leyies was posted in II position where 1t
was supposed they would not be exposed
to very severe ordeal. 1t turned out
that their position became the hottest
part OF the field They were singled out
for a charge by heavy column Of he
enemy Their Colonel, who tells the
story. statesthat when the Yankees made
their appearance IN front and came up
in splendid line. the conscripts showed
evident signs of uneasiness. he saw the
heads of his men turning every which
way, to the right left, and rear, and
from all the indications o! unstecdiness.
he expected every moment to see them
break and iun. He found it necessary to
use all his GOODNESS and judgment to re-
store confidence. RIDING along then
lines, with STEADY men" "wait for or
derS," don't fire until give the word"
he managed TO keep them in line until
the Yankees got up within point blank
range when he gave the word fire.
Says the Colonel, lit seemed to me that
every soldier IN the regiment picked out
bis man in the enomys ranks, and that
one went down iurevery trigger pulled.
Tie fire threw the Yankees into contu-
Sion, seeing which the Colonel of the
conscrpts gave the command to charge,
and with wild hurra the fresh levies"
rushed forward like Il pack OF devils lust
uncaged from Tartarus, and drove the
enemy from the field. Stree that day,
no officer makes any distinction between
volunteers regulars, and conscrpts il
the Vlcksburg army Montgomery Aduer-
iSgr. Jar. Q.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1863-02-06

aGsa The white males in the Confeder.
ate States, between IS and As years, La
bic to CONSUMPTION, exclusive of Mary
land, Missouri, Kentucky, and Delaware
is |, l,llS,000. Between the ages of IS and
40, now called for there are in the re-
naming Southern States, over 100000
men, inclusive Of the Border States. De-
ducing 100000 sick and disabled from the
number, and we still have 100000 men
in and preparing for the field. The
slaves of the South will supply us with
food, if every man capable of bearing
arms should be called to the field.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1863-02-06

19- The following joke is current at
Peoro; During the Grand Jury's inyesti.
CATION Of the shinplaster nuisance, 4 day
or two ago, witness was interrogated as
to what he knew in regard to these shin
plasters, when he deliberately pulled
from his pockela lot and exhibited them
as having been Issued by one Of the Jury
.hAnsslres
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1863-02-06
HOW it Happened.

We understand, SAYS the Columbia
Carolnian, that Major Reid Saunders, con-
trary to advice purchased a small yacht
end left Charleston in it--and that he
had crew who betrayed him.
As soon as he got out Of port, the crew
tied him and steered for tho fleet. and
delivered him up to tho Yankees. This
accounts for his dispatches not being de-
stroyed.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1863-02-06


BS~ A writer in BiackVoodS Magazine,
in speaking of the od.thirsty speeches
made and the vindictive spirit exhibited
at the North, during the present contest,
remarks thus.
One might well be at loss to under.
stand the human zeal which gives vent to
such sentiments The desire to uphold
the Union will not explain it. Doubtless
every Yankee would prefer to belong to a
State which, in its own estimation al least,
could whip all creation" That is the
only condition of existence which allows
OF his indulging in the unlimited impu-
dence and braggadocio which have be.
come part Of his nature. But does any
one who knows the Yankees imagine
that they would sacrifice millions ard
millions Of dollars for The sake of uphold
ing an abstract advantage such as the
Union? They do not care straw for the
Constitution; they have sacrificed both
legality and liberty long ago, and without
murmur. just as little now they care
for the Union as mere political arrange
ment But the Union means far more
than this. At fg't it meant a continued
monopoly Of the trade of the South: now
it means the very existence of the North
itself. it i, an utter mistake to think
that it is the South alone which is fight.
ing for existence
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1863-02-06
"Brownlow and the Methodists."
Under this head New York paper
prints the su2joined paragraph:

Unuef tIllS neau new Ofk paper
prints the su3joined paragraph:
Parson Brownlow has issued an adj
dress to the people of Tennessee in
which he takes note Of recent confer.
ence of the Methodists, of which body
he is a member, held at Athens, in that
State. That conference, it seems, su,-
pended all ministers from their office, who
we're UnionSts, and Brownlow says, is.
sued to the rest a commission to the effect:
go we into all the South and preach
jeff. Davis to every creature" He says
he purposes to call the loyal preachers
and members Of the church together, at
an early day, for the purpose of declar-
ing themselves the church and claiming
the church property, and maintaining
their title before the Courts. He also
says I'VE will eXpe the rebels from tho
church, under that chapter in the Wes.
leyan Discipline which requires obedi-
ence to the powers that be- and ready
and cheerful obedienoe to the laws OF the
landl"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1863-02-06
Georgia,

MACON, Jan. 28.-|he Supreme Court
has decided that conscripts under the
Hrst law, who obtained substitutes lia'le
to conscrirtion under the new law, also
become liable now.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1863-02-06

bS-The ugliest trades, said Jerrold,
have their moments Of pleasure. Now if
+! were a grave digger, or a hangman,
there arc some people | could work for
with deal Of satisfaction.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1863-02-06
Sensible Advice.

IF the world knocks you down, and
jos,les by you in It's great race, don't stay
down whining like whipped spaniel
under the feet Of every one who rur .hnv
over you, but get up, rub your shins d..
begin again Probably you'll have 3ou
luck next time, and IN your turn an ~
down somebody, and achieve thesp oos
for which you pant. GO"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1863-02-06
An Army stuck in the Mud.

A special correspondent of the New
York Post states that four days last week,
beginning on Tuesday and ending on
Friday, the Grand Army attempted TO
cross the Rappahannocll at Banks ford,
just above Fredericksburg, but such was
the condition of the roads they were com
PEELED to fall back. The difficulties Of
.th Yankee ar, ;hus described: sIa ey.
cry gulley batteries, caisons, supply wag-
ons, ambuances, and ponioons were
mired horses and mules up to their bel.
lies IN mud, and soldiers on the march
sinking up to their knees, almost at eve
ry step. 1t was impossible to draw empty
wagons through the mud. The whole
army stuck, fast The guns and pontoons
were three days in reaching the ford and
had to be dragged by the united labor of
men and horses. When convinced that
the approaches to the riverwere impracti-
cable, the whole army withdrew, and on
Friday the greater portion was back in
camp before Fredericksburg
The last communication from the Yam
kee army opposite Fredericksburg was
signed; by order of Major General
Hooker, Commanding"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1863-02-06

no. The Talledega Reporter represents
the wheat crop Of that region, which is a
very lars~ ono, 80 remarkably promising
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TERMS:
THREE DOLLARS A YEAR;
Iour Months, sl'O
Eight Months, Z'O
PAYABLE in Advance.

Payable In ADVANCE
"a No aaeRiioH paid to orders JOr The Pdpe;
sHless accompanied BY The Cd'h.
ApvEErIsENESrs will be charged 81 so per square
of 10 lines, or less for the fret insertion, and 10
cents for each continuance. A liberal deduction
made to those who advertise by the year
fs-Porsons sending advertisements must marx
the number Of times they desire them inserted or
they will be continued until forbid anc charged
For announcing the names Ofcandidates for
Office, S., Cash.
Obituary notices over l2 lines, charged at regu-
lar advertising rates.
All communications intended 20 promote me
pryate ends or interests of 6orporations Societies.
Schools or individuals, will be charged as aa'ef-
tisements. ,,...... r;-.,
lars. Cards Blanks, Handbills, 6e' "ill ne eAeou-
ted in good style and on reasonable terms ,,,
All letters addressed 70 tie PROPRIETOR "''''e
promptly attended e.. .....,,..,io,
No communication inserted unless aeeoHPaA''
nv the name Of the author
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1863-02-06
North Carolina.

A dispatch from Raleigh, of the oath,
says:
The Senate defeated the ten Regiment
bill today. Vote Is to 81.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1863-02-06

nEA. A. Malere, a bookseller in New
Orleans. has been fined S25 for exhibit
ing painting of Stonewall Jackson in
his window. j. A. Mondelli, the artist
who painted it, was fined $40.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1863-02-06
The Price of Independence.

From the "Diary of the War for Sepa-
ration"-a very useful and comprehen-
sive pamphlet, just issued by Il. c. Clarke
of Vicksbug, Miss, publisher of the Con
federate Almanac''-we take the follow
ing fearful account.
January l, 1868. An estimate of
the killed, wounded and missing from
the commencement OF the war to the
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1863-02-06

Bar In 1860 the Yankees smade and
sold S9O,OO0,OOO worth Of boots and shoes;
in 1862 nine millions will cover the
an.cnnt
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1863-02-06
Indiana.

A dispatch from Richmond, of the SOth,
says
On dt that Commissioners from Indi-
ana and Illinois have arrived here. This
renort IS the town talk today.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1863-02-06

pTtstHT UWV'
Federals killed, 1854
Federals wounded, 97,029
Federal prisoners, 6S,2l3
Total, 2O9, ,ll6
Died from sickness, disease and
wounds, 100000
Confedoratos killed, 2O,S93
Confederate wounded, 5q,6l5
Confederate prisoners, 22,l69
Total lO2,6SS
Died from sickness, disease and
wounds, 10000
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1863-02-06

ny The last thing Nelsondi
die. for bis country. andNBtb d vas w.
some non uteul 70 4, .,asttbiSs
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1863-02-06

~ The Yankee Congress has on foot
a scheme for building a military road on
an air line from Washington to New
York the road to be completed in eigh-
teen months, BY that time we fancy
they will have small use for any such
road.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1863-02-06

no Dispatches from Charleston, of
the 30th, state
Another British steamer securely run
the blockade last nigh, into Confeder-
ate port. She brings still later Nassau
dates. but 40 news of interest.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-20
sTEAMBOATs.

nAy BOAT FOR ALBANy-sTEAMER ARMENIA,
~ from Harrison street. Mondays, Wednesdays and FRI
days O'Clock landing Thitieth street, making usual
landings
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-20

DAY BOAT FOR ALBANY.-THR STEAMER DANIEL
~ DREW leaves from jaw street pier Saturday morning,
At o'clock landing at Thrteth street. making the usual
landings
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-20

pAcIYic RATLwAy--Trft USDgRsioxRD WILL
receive proposals lofnsh four ff0usand "A uoi
rnsa 9a Igr any pat ineofl tor ID. ira,s % lhs
nrs' - on of TIE tnon Pseas RhiwH, gAtsfn Division.
W. iron " ~ of tmerican rafactnrs of The best qualify.
ard 10 n delivered eifirr I<r-enr1Itv Kanssa Cv
Qun nnfans Tor iHriher info nsion - l. addressed IN
NJ NrssTsgned a. ~ Esmu-l faiLu A 60. - gssssr
sifaef. Ntw lgrs. lrrnns. raan on deli,rfy
80 FkthOnf rssn Union Paeifs RalNv, H. d.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-20

LULL GRAND ROSEWOOD PIANO. IN SPLENDID
II condition for sale al icss than half Of cost Ap
ply Immediately y Hamilton place. between Bedford and
Rythe avenues, WILLIAMSBURG
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-20
RAILROADS.

HUDsoN RIVER RAILRoAD.-TRAINs FOR AL.
Troy the korth aud West Chambers
at aud 10 A. M and is, and 1880 r. NJ sun
days 5Zz y. NJ. from Thrtieth Tickets
procured nj OF the Offices OF WEsTCOTTs \ EXPRESS,
In New Yorx aud Brooklyn aud baggage checked
house all points the road and 10 Saratoga sprug
NEW YORK, HARLEM AND ALBANY RAILROAD
Trans VIII ease Iweniy sisth stfeet depo for Alba
nv ~ 80 A M stopping at Williams Bridge. white Plains,
Bedford croion Fas and stations north Albany connect
with Central Northern Railroad all
points for froton Falls, 10 A A.. Tor White
Plains. 5l6 and 10 A. NJ. 2sO 10 and 2. NJ and 10 r.
10 NJ, so li0 S sIsf. ". crol,n Pals wklie Pialns
and Wi ans Bridge al all stations ror Dover
Plains. r. NJ, stopping White Plains satSns north
20 Dover. Returning leave Albany At IOA N arrival
q Nor,hern and Western ;,ain. ,,epgns a, ~ stations
and wililans' Aidt; Dov,r Pa i3 A. n. ,oIgns :,
NJ White Plains, $40, TsDAM.s:i5P r. ~ /; VIII ans,
Bridge ~ A. ". Cr0on Falls White Plains and Williams
BridgeVraing all stations Sunday trains
at and after Sunday, May 81 1873 -For tro-
ton PALS U.s. NJ. stopping NJ all stations ercsrt York
vile For Williams Bridge, 9ls llS A. NJ, ana -
r. w.. stopping all stations For white Plains A. ~.
stopping al AL s,acns Reiurnng leave White Plains 1
A NJ, stopping a. all stations Williams Bridge 6g i0.0
An 20 $40 ssoP NJ stopping At sil s,siqp. Cfo,on
JOHN BURCHTLL. Superintendent
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punSITunx.

.r ytyGAxr ls.onTsEsT on HougEnpr.D TuR
a fiars Tor a.. rsof~siy q s.stisanae =. "
1sYt Flsrp - cost 80 - VS. 10
eiaens Kr,sl sns CsTe F@se sgf rsref $50 $50 sns
W. tis.,.s tis.,.nsi' .i'i "a y ss..,1r-. siDDIE
Tor iisw. r-.syiaft srsst. n.sf siIts s'tass.
L,UenIruag CARPETS, &C. bou0nr toH cAsiL
Bosss F.nta.s 80 .. Z $780, s,asst - sss. 81
esss ssa.i BSSsss~v . se a s.iifs cssrsfs -ssss1.
N-gw ssD ssCo~D ussD yrMiTug tOA eAiH
~ Tristy ~ hrsi 6ass seese ka@f fafNa ~ sensass
srs.is~ Saeis-n Alss sfse - ~ rr1ts"v. Fsr
s,ss, GtVIy v aiEr rorn 80 s'cae-sy
,t.uy sypy ufsHyar FR1CE WILL np PAID ~
| rssk - ssrsnf asnt gprt ~ csfy~As btffny ~
InfI. ~ gshE sFslas. , Parks $3.50 Ssa 4,
-. ft4ffHtss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-20

LroR INDEPENDENTLY LfNE-THE STEAMER
BRIDGEPORT leaves pier 26 East river daily, at Y
O'Clock arrv Bridgeport In time 70 connect with
the Housatonc Naugatuck New Haven and Hartfo Rail
roads; also the shore line 10 Saybrook and New London
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-20
PosT OFFICE NOTICE.

I,osr oYyfcg nOrIr v -riIH MAILS pm gEyap
B-ssia sas o.. cssunsut a h.sahss.pno 49, ne.
snss ~ sHf fuf ffslNHA, as-fs
tosn stii re-f 81 go
49, ~ 1Ay ~ uus, Al l g'frs 80 af tts %
s.li1bs sac q. s10A .siiss 49, ttsif,f
srd . SAn sbEAn NAGEsAh. Fqs'taaasf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-20
BILLIARDS.

r DECKER, In FULTON STREET, LATE or 70 ANN
IL. street nianufseturss none bat rat cass Billiard Ia
with his patent cushions which the ord chal
produce better Several second hand Tables
or sale. Good workmen wanted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-20

The above goods all regular made and at ess than half
UNION ADAMS,
tS7 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-20

lEARBLE MANTELs.--rF YOU WANT Az EXCEL.
M Of Marble Msnels ~ the cheap>s rates buy
hsfn at ssKLABERs - First avenue, Third street,
~ "; 1t IL the bssi place
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PROPOSALS..

PROPOSALS SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RB
crived st the kings county Tressurrrs Once No "
conrt street Bronkiyn. until O'Clock r. ~ russAy
jane 30 ss' vhich tine and pace they will be operefl
for furnishing. for The tasfuE Tor the Aimshouss D
pArtnen Of hs said rgsnty about 10D pounds frssh
beef. rork, anna snd liver; 3i3 barrels'6
four ~ ol ria iresh hsh $3.50 ponnds Of and
TrOyortiouae fiftes tea. al0ssses cO~es
pepTer o at besns. rice lard coIhsh, maeEers
RI aoap aud 'cf vap. Ind meal
and Iiue ieYa. Also cDa toYr
~ the Eastern Western steis of tie ~
Pr ted Of vOtossg. eonainng oil tho
Information bc VI ~ the gcs o. ths SHperntendepts
Of the foJf ne Ain yho-se, Patbash. NJ the siy Hall
D.. and a. h2 Nsrh tcond street. q u No other form
pll ~ erfsptef Alns&gns~, fune ~ les
DIfMAs JEWELL
WV. htCHNCnE,
J. G. DiY.
wM BENNETT
LAsEs fIflGkRAio.
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DEsTIsTn..

49,
A RrYICfAL BoSs YiLLisDa poR DECAYHD EKs.
n or shlsg tash. Oid buii up shsiis
~ their sBAl usrfulnss And sssfT tuf ~
'avy alsi without I@r snf ssrfnntsi " % GfgFffsfs
Dr. CRANE. Al he rooms 20 HftNisAr Estf
s~vsBlssnih stssaa. over p.py tssnHl0niais
IL pEgsoss pFnROus oy GETrIs0 MD OF Dg.
"A esysd 18th fostirsy ~iftpyi Ian can a. -
uroasL the u etsusiAy fgftsd esiffg.
form. sssssiesa prrfsftf srrss. ~ ssefy ,esIi goi
s<ts issth 90 Yalcanir o ggf nnisss sI silver ssi
dsnfns ke~ns Effrarffng 10 ferts
Dr 81. WAIT. - foafth sv. opposite sssstt o.
A yYRfcAs TkfxH CosrAsr DrNrfNra 80
N B0pefy opposite yiftt sfssi 'nssrtsE 10 hst
fi.bs tstssi most eoffosbs ssf s~rvksst.s afttsisi
Tseii lhsir ir profea sc ion piass ~ a hHf me
prlsss Cs his co. FsFssns sbspd ssa sfH s'sss
u oar stisnsiFs gAr1ttsa
ms nRfyFfs ~ uRaxD nrgrTr. Ngw yoEg
~ cpposs Lord Tayiefa ans al Fah0a sFsrt hrs.s
1n AZ, lns-tnr thsif mtfg.sl a,t1letsi fsit VIA
~tsSus tns ths fui s@ts TsfirA.
szs fabbf 81 paItAi fssiil 80 a gg
sI.sr fubs~f,ti Lfha.Lsg -
IOfO cTRTtYICsTKa-HAyfhO UAD pOtn
l..ptZ t~s'h sstfs<tTd wIfisai faie ~ y J iAT
ftLIkhs, 10 ofssa street. tive berss ff0n br@f.sg
eh~rFfpy il~ft ihis 40 fuHsn slfp - 49, s4sF
iRs frrrl t0Shsehs % TrSIsns. ifsa sfssi H.,ism.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-20

QOSSETs At REDUCED PRICEs.-NILLIONs or
- HAs and Bonnes, for IAdies and chdren at reduced
pIices l. BINSS. Millinery, 5Sl Broadway.
Largest In the weird. Children's straw Hats. Summer
Bonncs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-20

i sEvREs CHINA. cnIsA. CRYSTALS. DINNER
SITS.
BoUrIGNY, Pasis Royal Ire Monpenser. ~ and y
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STEAM ENGINE WITH TuBCLAR BOILER, WANT
- about Is IN ~ horse cond hand that has
been iite used II 10 b. low may pnr BY
addressing w. r., box $50 Post Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-20

+ oAN ogYfcE-AT ep BROADWAY, CORNER oF
~ HosstoB Mreef, etslfa. NJ. f-Nuney ~.
ttp,ed 70 any .m9.nl On e.nonds .Sles ys.ery ~
nss .ore han any psrs1B in tts siiy fof r.ss ~ ca
uogds sa'.se. Sse.sy. silver wsre ies "a gold
Ssi1frr A. Nv bfo~d~ay, Up fiafs foo No
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-20

ERIpEkEERos EAGLE LOAN OFFICE. NO. I0
IL New Cara sreet. near Bowsry-Adf sDcss nherary
Damonds Watchss gessry ~ ving Ma hines, svsrsar.
Guns, Rstols, Furs wearing Apvarri A. ChrEes mode
business eouhdsnfni Nrs ksIt cnzth
OF time agreed upon. Geld and Hfly ~ bought.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-20

TYPE METAL wANTED.-CAsI WILL Bg PAID FoR
Afew hundred weight OF y - ksai. Apply a. Tho dest
Of this oiloe.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-20

NgAHBLE MANfELs or EVERY QUALITY. hoME Az
lM low 81 "a he buaght cheaper ~ A. kIAfEK.
100 Eighteenth Third avenue. haR at
other place New York Cut tails out
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-20

NroTICE-A QUANTITY OF GOOD BuTLpra0 SAND
N wanted Inqniic the building corner OF GIccn~ieh
avenue aud Hammond STREET
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-20

GourAuds Italian Mcdcassd soap win thoroughi, enter
inmate tau ppcs and ali cu.ansons ctupuona frt iu
venis healthy app aud ay head. nesk aud
Pound AT DR. rEfLx GoURAuDs new es,atIshment
ass Broadw Q y, Grand street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-20
LOAN OFFICES.

AT IN GRAND STREET TWO DOORS WEST or
n FIofdway.-Mouey advanced Watches. Jewsry,
Plate Dry aud Personal Property of every dstc
osiee hours from "a n until tHPN.
AT o. NASSAU STREET. ROOM 40 2 Up STAIRS
"A !se hisssst prizes arc Iad for DIAMONDS wsicbs.
and 1sweify o. every de>rripl0n, aavaoc.s made
ne same Teei,Irtd. ty A. H0EfCNAr, Broser aud
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-20
mIsCELLANEOUS.

A LARGE LOT or wILSoS sUkK's PATENrED)
"A leather Fy Nets lust received. Wholesale and retail.
Apply 70 wM. II 0RAY. ~ Wooster street
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FINE Isle THREAD GLOVES.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-08-06
Probable War with England.
TSe Ia uses Leudins To II

Washington July b.-The NArior u RErupLIcEr
SDntsins en- editorial TO which much ssuiioiheisI
Importance 10 attached II says, among other h.ns,:
II thcrr .e-il bs ssilsht occasion for hJstiits..
~ two nations are likely to bs In In var Our
scam marine will be ct once converted into prtvs
ea~, and the commerce of G,eN Britain vii he
ertven fron, the IN 10, docs The criminal neg
b.r1 Of the Qieen Of EnslArsds sdvisi tsGi to the
estu bancs Of the pesce Of the world. War 10 not
e.sirabls even with Eng and but war 10 not the
srsstest Of evils. matt on Of spirit cannot submit
N injustice nso ono s-to outrage throush
Gyssrs, and make no effort 10 svense Its wrongs.
Ths coure OF gland during the uy!rs period Of eur
domestic troub 80, has anenAttd every Am -aean Of
che loyal States -ha svsr HE opinions upon ebs ad
ninis.ration or the conduct OF the war. These are
Gsnifcan, "a o. I'd indicate -h.t the future hs.
In store fof TIE maet .ast.uu. u SspoIson in
hsIico deserve al sntion but the eoun ~ should
bseT In mind the eat fact, that Tn. United states
restors MeIss 70 its place " Republic, when.
the attempt si all Re made, and indeed. II s
hnpr, bahie that n apoeou viii tnd for quit
t,us = posss-ioa Which promises no good to the
French Empire
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-08-06
Tslsgrapnio News Itsms, SO.

Mr. Yi,cEr had been ~ for some four weofi before
bis demiss-
saAL Dew hu -vid uty done sow thing -ro-,, or
he y charged With IT, ier he has been seat uud.f .
pv,ic. ,,rosg tD Mobile
Tua rank and Ole ~ tho Third Army Corps are hav
tpf A rp.1ni.d pns ton built f1J Gen : O.. Ia 81.
icip.ti.u oi nis eHGiy returL 70 h- I'd coumLnd
lrn reported th'' Inion Ln,-uss have bse 'o'm.
"a IN .eyrrs counties IN Mississippi .incs the sls
rendlr oi Nck-Lurg
THzp pul, ticB o. Ph'l.dtphia in 800 vs tsf 'ii.
Vo;g. c,'' .0 1904 f.h:l NiuhsI of lIst Ci4-s en-
roiitd. % 0.A, nutlbgr drail,d N,g-s,
A .rsAysg arrived ~ For'res. Monroe, blBfs',
from Uit Po NJ, with 400 ra~ss Federal puaensfs,
- ri,iztn yI.oners, and " women.
Is To QUITO, the c0lored people have te'ermnNf IN
ceeb = nut Ihsnksaiying day, b. Divine service ~
eli the coinrcd churches.
G..vsAL GRANrs ofncisl report hs, hsen forward
| % n WA.hnSton, bat will not be pubi.sh Until u
b. sp.aA1sd " thA AaAX aAxxrrA " v htahl'
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