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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-27
FEMALES, FEMALES! FEMALEsI

FEMALES! FEMALES FEMALESl
OLD OK YOUNG, SINGLE, MARRIED, OR CONTEM
PLATING MARRIAGE. 20
In MANY affections peculiar Females the Extract Bacho
(, unequaod oy my other remedy In Choross or keen
ton IRREGULARITIES, Painulness Suppression Of Cusons
Fvacuaen. liberated Scsrhous state Of the Uterus Leu
cohe or Whites S.ery, and for all complaints incieen
10 the sex whether arising tom Ind,creon Habits oil Dia
P'"'" DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE.
See symp'l ns above.
NO FAMILY SHOULD 81 WITHOUT IL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-27

NEw FIRE AL.Rn.--To-day n new bell for the
Grsenpoint lfs iowsT 18th All Of Bfoosya VII b. hung
IN hs The sh Pfrciact station Hyae Tue bel
u.uG over pounds Ad Las been csnifatsd os oroi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-27
HrpRorHoniA.-A nan named p,ier Hrghs. wa

.ent 70 the Flbssh Asylum Iein W.nsSHfh yesterday.
with ykob. having 0cen Ditisu ~ gabd d. sVfe
three setI ago. he resided GA fu'hlHg AEsHse.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-27
fAdverii.cmeB,.

J. EyERDELLs WEDDING aud VISITING
Cams AZ, the mott o.ssns IA the ely. See the AeIAAds
Wsediu. Envelope, Preach :0,o Papers, &c. No SI
broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-27
USE HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT

BUCHU
For al affections and desse' Of The Urinary ofs
eIisiIuy
IN MALE OR FEMALE,
From wh-teyer originating and no matter OF 10"
ioug standing Diseases Il these Organs
require the aid OF Diuretie.
uELMBOLDS EXTRACT BUCHU -,.l
Is IaE GREAT DIuREIlN
AND is CERTAIN &.
10 have TIE e
IN ALL Disc As1a
FOR WHICh
IT RECOMMENDED.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-27

misunderstanding Seward arrived nj the AS
or House on Mondsy evonns and eft yesterday morning Tor
Auburn. ......'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-27

A SECULAR LARcTsT.-A man named John
sssl.y bo.Id1s a, No. % Grand street, Wlll.n'esisA
taofans .eni 10 l sf .nsiehn. nom h s1al.s'
Mr. OaAash~r . -igy 4. d IIeGs1sJ ssss sna rsnnH G
az ~ wish The came. lie p.ssasa Isiiy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-27

FIRE IN WALLER srREEr.--Yesterday morning
aloa. egek DIoke ovt On tho seeogd a0oI CT tLv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-27

Gen. Couch is on bis way 10 bis bone in Taunton,
sick.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-27

I. PaAEa & Co. Of Boston, have just Issued
,b,s new s.ts OF their beautiful s.es Of oosred Album
pIeture. One &c, entitled Wood Moses, and illustrates
Roc. Nos. two kinds, Cup Moss AND Lieh'n' Wood Mo-"
two Kinds. Wood Moses four siBdsi Moss and 0seessi
harry No. and Cranberry Vine. and hos' and Lehen''
Another set American Birds Part H. are pictures ofihe Blue
Or.y Fiycatcher Yel!owthrosed Wood Warbler Chsstsn
.idod wood-Wsrbler Bsek and yellow wood WARMER
nsubou,. Wood. wsIiIer, Marsh Wren, Hemook "nbler
. ,,rs.y El,esteher Tue American RedstATt. Swallow
,.u.S Flycacher Blus Yelov-6Aeked Wood-"Sbier,
and America Golden crested kiDgsI The ssi ses called
LIFE Of Childhood in which the arts, has depicted Toe First
Wak Christmas Morning Courage, Pluck EnsIWie hr'
peetaon The Pet Awakening The Orphan 10 the Meadow,
The Pond and Pa5isg displayed in bsbyhood The fire.
Issues and yssd subjects selected by this house are
evidence thss their sbo duly appreciated By the ruohe'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-27

IMMENSE lnnIGRATloS TKoA EURoPE.-On Mon
day, four thousand emisraut aHed at hi. po om
Great Britain aud Germany. tho follo~ ing vessels.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-27
BLOOD! BLOOD! FLOODS
HELMBOLD'S
HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
COMPOUND
FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPAR1LLAS
SYPHILIS n

Th, Affection OF the Blood and attacks the sexual of
Luiugs Of tho EAr Throat Windpige and oihe-
Mncls Surfaces uak. It's appearance In the form Of Ulcers
helnbof. Extract Sa.sParls Parnes the Blood and Me-
al Sc4y kTupioLs Of tbs skin, giving 10 TIE Conn
eIion Clear aud Neshy Color IL being prepared ex;
presy Tor hi, class Of plants is loodpunying prop
pe.erved 20 greater extent than any other preps'
ration Of SAssayATila-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-27

RIcEPIIos OF THE Thirty EIGHTH hA''"A'
N Y " t5EcoSD SCOTT Liys ou.Rol-A H'"'e IN ou' ~
,,,.Ds columns call. fer the feod' Of this
Alto, HONE. this evening to arrange for Its reception
- q ,os.,.to,i ,lat Cen j. H. Hobart Ward aud hs sIsf
Vim accompany the ,.msn, tai, ey and that shey VIII
arrive here early asrt vesL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-27
Tx, M Mercury or Unpleasant Medicines for unpleasant "
Dangerous DssAses -.
IIFI.NBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU

CURES SECRET DISEASES e
In all their stages, at little Expense little OF no change of p
ct; 90 Iuconvehsnce, AND 40 EAPOsUhE.,
IL cause. frequent desire and gives strength 70 Urpn
thereby removing obsucoDs preventing and enTlng fvs
ores Of tie uretha aayns pain and lnnan1eh 70 ~
orsn IN ths cass OF disease aud eIpsllny rOLoOSOGok
DISEASED AND WORN-OUT NATTER
Thou..nds upor Thousands VINO hsys been the
VICTIMS OF QUACK5,
and who have paid HEAVY FEES to be cured 10 .hos
M found they Mere deceived ald that the Poisony
hss by tie use Of Powerful Aru .snt been dried op -
the ,yI.em 10 bresk cut In en ssg'sy.ted form. and
PERHAPS AFTER MARRIAGE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-27

BuRGLlRr.-Yes,erdAy noon the house OF Mr..
Authoay Frsdses in sthols' sTe. Wiiism'eufsh 80
foebsd .! OF ostbag I'D s~cify sud 30 Ia
.7sr ooiu du.ius tho tsmpofIy sbssaoo Of tie family
Iless IL 40 clue " tie bgfssf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-27

Boy Rus OygR.--A boy two years Of age, named
John RenaIstou ruu yesterday atefuooa by
OF be ftin One Of lis aeaIIJ severed
And IL IL d0sJaai whether lie cAn ftceFcI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-27

FiRsT SUSDAY school ASSiVIRsARr.-leste
day II. sunday shoo, Of GfcenpoiHi held Their
oTst Asngai tpnsesIy isttVai IN he'eeie bfo'e Al
rs.o. we're delivered by Rev. Dr. Poft.- u Wsm'bsfs
and Others, About Geo cldfcn participated Tue ooca'oa
no,t 10 sIssins 0u-. -ohu v sisAn'' f'q county
er. OF KINGS County scied Grand Mar'h, AID sVsry
thing paslsd OF 80 . III ally .sti,sctofy manner.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-27
IselOw.

VIZ Alice Nap1e. aud tbIse btIks unknown.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-11-26

nl9t la8en 6urfte, unr benz iapn 10 ttef bers
tDunoeten Wlutterber3en ni6t ben letten
@lauben an Die 2reue beg @aiten III rouben.
Jtetn, ertpieoerte er, tper S6nen 6o8 gHGrs
Ten aufbtnben mill, ilt i9ledt beri&tet. Sd
beletoi9te tbren @atten, e8 fam ~ be1ttoeu,
Bortmeaiel unb idlieBlt9 gum DueGe.-
Damn, um bas @efprd6 ouf Elm anoersgbe<
ma 5u lenfer. fubr &c fort: g8ie tcusrten
Sie gu Der @rGfin2
Der @cmmer5ienratb, in beleu @eIGdft
2rtbur mar, entge9nste Seleae, Iette mir mad
6eIIen TluAt BIG CUR 01iiGtebr belIelben cine
ldbrlide llnterltiibung aus, bod itrdubte Itd,
meine @bre bd8e8eu, untgdttS bic SGnoc in
rem Sd,prB 3u le9en uno NIT meinen Sim
bern bon ber 8armber3igfeit Anberer 3u lie
ben. SD iu4tc unb fanb 2lrbeit, unb Danf
meiner 0eI4idlidfett perbiente i'd bulo 70
rtel, baB td] NeiGenoorff'8 0eIp 3urifpets
len Tomato. Ourd, metne iuutele uup oe,
idmaGpolle Irbeit tpuroe i4 balo tit ben b.
heren &reiien betannt, unb Dor eintaen $50.
den lteB mid bic 0rdftn ruIeu, lin mid NIT
ber 2(nSfitbrun9 eiuer Stiderei III beonftros
gen.
Gben trat bic @rIfin tpte0er Elm. 6eleue
l9tpisg, nadoetn tie ba8 binse55blte @elb
eln9eitedt bate, ceratidiebete Iie lid3 urlo
9tne binau8
tycrt'esnn8 ct8t.)
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-11-26
SdS Sfermenbanner.
tlteter Iett trrt q. 2ebt.)

9 irri6, tannf bu iebn in BET tGmmernbeu gta6t
Infer Banner, bas gefern 10 freubis mir trugen
Se6 Strefen unb Stern ourb bic blutige S6la6t
ltns nutipebten al5 mutbi9 bic s inbe mir i6u9en
gSs ber fSenerltlunb lang - mo tie Spm6e 5erpraug,
Oprt merit itb, bab man unre 6lasge nod i9paug.
. Tag, Debt ba8 Stern6anner iett nod allen
Sn ber 6eintat Der 8raben, I'M Qonbc her sSrei'n?
Bas ifts, mas ant Strdnbe I'M NeSel bort tpe6t
$50 ee dngitGid5en S5eere bes 6einbes iett rafen?
gEaS if's, tpaa 10 ftpl, auf Der gBalbSbe ftebt
gBas bic 0itfte oeS Wtc19ens 70 lltternb crfaBten?
Sieb' e8 SlGnSen i'm 0i6t - gBp Der Otpr1n au6rift
Senftrabenf unb Ieubtenb, iett if es in 5i6t!
S'ft coS iernbeGte Banner, lang tpeb eS al. in
Sn ber 6einlat Der Srabeu, i'm 9anbe ber Ire'n!
1tnb mo lit tas Corps, bas 10 prabGenb einit 6pur
Ourp oelbeerenoen Srte9 InS unb bluti9e Stla6ten
Die Seimat su rauben, bic belize 6lur,
3, i6r 8lut BAT perlSbt iebe Spur bic fte madbten
9ein Srt ibutte me6r - Dos eemiet6ete Seer
sic entflo6en unb ielen bos Grab bedt ite IGper
llub bas fternbeidte Banner pe9t iiesrtid allein
81 Der 6etntat Der Sraten. I'M 9nnbe DER ssrpi'ni
9 ftets lei es 10 mc iit WtGnner bepe6rt
gu oert9eib'gen iFr 9anb 9egeu feinrliGe Spr6eu,
Ser 9ie9 unb Der Sri ben lei 6nen bei6eert
Pre6t ben Simmel taf enbIi mir fret iinb semprben
Hettt itese binfprt - In iegltben Slt
tub bies ei Der gBablipru ,Sn G5ott uuier Sort. i"
llub baS fterubeidte Banner meb' INNER aGlen
Sn Der 5eimot BET 8rapen, I'M Qante Der sSrei'nl
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-11-26
9r q % h !, Il q IL,

Nttpet teS f6nisli9en GOGesumS ter unbdrste t 9O-
bon craburter eneS Der eren meb3taden GOGeeien
@er Stanten ber ben er5ft tel etnes 2ebens In ben
SepttI Iern BON 9pnbpn aris Qblabelpbta anberen
Stdtten 3ueebrat bat einee ber punoerbaen Selun9en
DOGenbet BON be en tie @e46te her Ntbi8n petB I'm.
sabs 9eitenbe tte on Obenauen gerUbat nnb anber"n
Erantbeiten 1ten irle 3. 9. au bic bet pl0sdeu &C.
rdu&en A ebr errefen bic u p err6tben Bel sertnsen
fIeinigteiteu H. I. II. Wurpen 0ugenbdli9 eebetlt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-11-26
SraontiGe G@tpGhe

irb uneer;s eebsitt uub be Uoe Sraft teter teree-
feGt Dteies urtbare EN- ueIes 3sben eenb Int
bic @be una @adfpmentaft unm6eIib madbt, R.oft tas
9pcs 0erer 6e tbren Qe enifaten unbeOanen fr6tnen
Sun8e 2eue Nnb su lett gu &uswetfun9en 9eneet neil
Struren NeterI9lasen in Sdrn Stein nb dnbere llrr
fa9em enstsn fann 10 II e bed etaenttel' cine goISe
beS WtBbraueS ber etelien Sr9dre YPer dber wiu es
lausnen bab e &ra Der Greusus eter Denem perlp
prh bic @ betmlten 2lRern ereebeu ais bon Densu
be ba !oet(e tnb.
gI Sfftce: go. z Gab. .GrebertdEr. :,
Gteben Ttiren BON 8alttmpreltr., Sltlt1e Seite,
Ote Stufsu binauf.
N1dn rnerfe iG gamen unb SduSnumer, benn untrIen-
be unb truseri9e @a6n.Gder, burtriebcne uub 9epenlp
Quafalber, S@ubfder Gtiefelwt6ler StrdBenretniser
unb 3apenpuser II. f. ~ nennen B reselmdbse Merjte
unb lauern aneeusen BON Dr. 5pbnun 0ui tn Nate
N8. @IIe Brtee rnIlien etnen Ypt-Stamp enttalten.
Cine 5eiinng IN 2 Gn8sn sugeli6ert.
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@pfSeres Gtanrrer,. RomS.

@tns tlene Sartte dbues etbeneS Ganb; eetes reFes
unt baues gaper d0e SereE QatelG uni BRANDS Qopiex
tumg efIeben nr NuSsen Don Gearrentiheu ~ T. p en.
ping ppn Rsr gort IHb empfebIt su bllisen preifen
Spiepb S@rbber,
(G19ct-N q g. &Ge Baltimore. u. Erstertditf
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-11-26
lltee,l ter 9l]gsTs.

Die biee GduienSe ipele Stien6 Ser lesten eben;ebn
Sabre in beer Mnfalt fair pM BEN uno bic Menge nid
tiaer runtdr5 cn Spera rnen pelde Or. Spbnitp
flbra benen bic 3sn98 Rapppreure cete dnbere
@lden rnerttet murpo eno d in geSu9 auf 1etnen
Gharaer ais @brerann IN @e3ug df Gbarafer unb G'e
entdftt9ett FNe 3etenben etne bnrei6ente Getr6brs
Ietfln9.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-11-26

G8 ott ceie unnferee uNt prbebeNtente NudGIdlber,
pelde d ais MerSfe a0c6er uno DR. trbnpns Mntin.
tisuneen epplen: S@uhftfr, Seielwi9er gumpenpuser
9eben annatt Der eSen Q8tiealGat Der Niebn nte
brighten @ernfe wtpmeteu, iN jebt eeelmdbig eebbete
Mer5t tu cent liner abrenen unb ntbtS urges Nbnet
ben Ib Ht'6rGn9en. bic etrrtett u Her nefe 9ydlt
der gGetie iu tire lrce tommcn 8ertng 6dbn I'M, rnt-
Er Sphnipn bilt e. be6bdb fir nrtbmenete, 3n er
n6bnen, bepntsr8 fur Gplhc weld nit ftuem 0tufe unbe
tannt nb eas eine 8coaubsunaen pcfr 0plUme bdupis
In ,ffrnf finnc
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-11-26
@sfG1rliGe Granf6eit.

gDenn bet irrese1etete untlu8e Singing ausnbet bas
er ben aeim etsss msribaten SraaPstt tad GasenOm-
fIbl Oeer bic 5urt Dor @dtbedun5 tbn obI9rsdt @ an
ene su tpenben au pele 8c!5e brr @rstebuna unb
Rep ftablitdt aein tn 0etrauen iesen fSnne unb er
wartst lanse Bis bic Spmptpme bee8 iredtsn ebtls
Wte g. Elm nit @ei6wI en- ent39nteer sails, ene b6e
gae S&mers i'm 6cpfe unb In cen @ltecern, Ab1abme res
@eid8, Soubbet Nuep DIE Der Saut, SnDen ben 8ct-
men itnb Nrmen innen I'M Ge+te unb Gilt ben GrtremtS-
ten 9 3egen, noe fana hee ebe NIT etner iGretlt9en
eaefeit por 9 f6reten bt8 3uIebt Der @auen unb
bte Nanno3en eina eng ba8 Cper brr fr6taren &rant
bet ein @e9enianb te5 Mtetb8 nrb uub Ger Gpb enen
l&refltGen 2etoen tGNar en @nbe mat ba6 er ton mad
GS iii cine trariBc &t6iate baB GuIenb befer frrt-
baren aranReit SUM Sper faen In TOlNe Der lln8e f
lt6fett unpenret prabler wee burd Nnneuoun9 jeaes
t6een GiteS tes e fur8 bte Gonutipn rernidten Trb
ben @e oes SetenS In ein elenbeS Daien perpauten.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-11-26

bebefen taB Elm senoer gei ub Elm gebcr &6rter bic
nrttren t8ten @roreerniie sur eelt6en Olufelipett
ne a pHne tieie wrb bic 5ete teS 2eb9ns sr troroen
0tgertabr Die Slusiten bes geb nS pernifern lid ie
lan6plt1dcn 8etrahtursen has us he Srenecn. nelbe
&bbere eeuesen. rerwe9ert int.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-11-26
@n 1mMe e

Dr. Spncn til ter einsise re8elmab8 eebiltete Grjt
Mttei unb gstanblums in6 allen anbeen ednsli unbe.
fannt Gr t., braneebtlet bon inem 3eben meldes in
ben ar5stsn Spptdern GurppaS unb rem eren oee8 2n-
bes CUB adte, ndmtth: england Rrantre6 nnb in rem
8lOdes Don tlabelpbtd IT, 10 tO er bat etne
tere prdrts ais due anteret NerSte ber 9Belt.
Der weler lid ber Yfese bes Or Sobnfpn betm etbt
tann M pertrauen ene Gbre ais Wsann anb ietue @e-
i@6ltdtett als Nr3t.
Sanh bon @0Ittmcrtfr, neben Der ,,ArbstterRale,"
6auttrautbetten spetben l@ne1 8tbetIt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-11-26
DR.. Johnston,
Der einst0e NrBt, tpeltsr on)si0t.

aI4tmOre eDas9 9Ofpita1.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-11-26
Gunae Qfnte.

bic f bur9 betle Safer eedwaG taten ste iie 70 of
BON bcien 2euten pber IN Der Sue lernen p
gen e oGua@tlt piren, elbt I'm S6afe, burd Dplutip
men, bic penn un9etbettt bic Gte unmSoltd MAIDEN uni
te ttun. Spl6e @eripne meu bepcr lie etmrets in liz
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-11-26
0e: :beirat92te g5ecFonsi,.

Oter @OIde msle td ill eerberh9en benbGh9tn, un6 i
pbuli1er S&wde pher eineS aberen nbe nfe8 betpust
fnS iOQten nnpersusl9 Or Sobnfrn sH 0satRe jteten
rattRns eibartstt Der SIC 3iten uab edpddt SOer
f6bpfuns Der l4refbiten Ntt perben 6neu turrt. -
Derjeniee weler fb ber Bebaubluns rnb EIrrrse bon
Or. Spbnon uner3ebt tdnn ibm ais etnem Gtrenotne,
Dbne JurGt M anpertrauen unb 3HperFd euf etne ar;t
Ifd1e GHeldlfhlfdhfeft pPrlniien.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-11-26
Bur nntfr6yadung Der Quadlal0srei stabltrt.

Der eta3t8e DIub IN Der gDelt, NO ltGsr'
l1ReQe unb Granolias Ruren In
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-11-26
9eun4e M}GaNer,

beOnbsrs uelGe he Rsr ienes eee:ien 2ar$ gewprcen
fnb baS 1br 10 reIe &auienee In eu su iriheS Grab
reBt eIe butd tre erbabenen Ehlente lnb entiGelen
WerdnceSfrate NIT BEN Dpuer ber 0eretta ben Ge
nat begeert rno Der 9eter tdberbe Gone epft baben
mIreen, m6een lb NIT npaem Gertrauen nabsn.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-11-26
8eip.acer8 su beoCbFen !

Or. 9O0nOn bietet atcn 2enen feline 6ilfe ou ne6e d
bnr fplG 8ebeime unS uuatrltGe @et inb G6rper er-
Oreree r be Mrtett bte @eeuf@ae unb Die 6 uni6bs
mateube 2alfer qei@wIdt baben. I
9er fne etntge rdursen u6 teftaseu8wertben ol.
gen tcr fruben Ger6nbstten res Eaters SGw de TN t
tbts geriu Ser Wu tera SerstlDpien ne b5ie lnru6e
Wasen9wi6c llnprbnuna rer gerbouunes Oreare Grees
ntetne Gnttrdft1ns, Samptrme Der ShwtubIItt.
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0etRtg.

Die areftten @irtuneen bes 9dters nb Iebr ~ fiir
ten. @eru bes GebdtnilIe8 @erwtrrun9 BET Sheen Sc
brudbeit Der etfestrafe, bbe 2tnun9en &bneieun9
Der &eieGi&aft, u6t a3 @namtete, astronen 9eger
f@ elbf 8nrdtIamfett II. ~ nb etni9e ter dItmmer
Spl9e.
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sebeimea; &raufbettem

semud tpertea at8 ta FnS; 3usunssundbBfett 9dpa6e
In &udea nb ben Wtepern Gn;iu6unsen Der Nteren
unb 8lae, SaamenergtsBan8en S9wSe Der Nerpen, Ia-
idpde Eersflopfft Gdi6terube 3t{tern, Gu9enl6rS5e
Sdpnbel, 9Opf&mers, @ntsunbun9 IS 0ales, Der Rai9
ber 2unee, bes Wa9ens Der Gtnaepbe unb alter jener
uebet, ole BON gen Gebeten 8erprbube ten her genS
meIGe tbren Opfern oeflbrsr nt ala Der Strenen &C.
tln9 ben GeIabren be8 riieS hrriDren nnb pcnn Htt
ten e&wdde Der Contribution teroOrtrineen 6e @6e un4
6sIi6 MAIDEN nnp ;ulsbt ben aSrpr unb 9tnn er5ren.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-13
NEW YORK II DIAMONDS.

The commercial article Of the New f"is
INDEPENDENT triu:nphau;ly POINTS out Tho
following contrast:
in the second year Il the war. the imn'r'
tation Of diamonds increased iuur'ind on !ht
previous year, and the third year bids fair t
ioubic on that. We doubt If there lave bee,
my diamonds or unset GEMS imported into tn
Confederate States si"cc Tho rebellion con
merced."
We hone not, indeed. TEoso who shoul
be guilty, in our present condition, Of ::endl7s
cotton to Europe or purchasing cIchnnS" 81
Europe to import diamonds or unset gems,
or set ones either, must he rs st 10 sham" and
honesty rs the Yankees themselves. u,
hope to keep up the credit our Governments
out of our owr rcsaurecs they incur the'l
vast war debt solely on the basis Of "orH'rie.
they are to conquer. As their Secretary ("
the Treasury says, those ''greenh"cks' wh'ci
are now so rife. are good provided tho United
States remain one co"n''y, Int i! not she doc
not think much Of his currency
All the diamonds and unset gems witt
which New York is flashing 50 brilliantly
then, are purchased on the credit Of our plan
t,tions. In this kind Of transaction somebody
will be hurt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-13
PAY OF THE ARMY

Every thing rises except s1ld'crS pay lie
Governor of Georgia, in his Message, makes
two recomucndati ions which VIC think both
reasonable ard just it is that the pay OF the
0 ficcrs be raised % per cent, and that they DC
entitled to draw ratious and ,hat the pay Of PR
Yates he raised to SD per month. i common
laborcr in Richmond can earn so much IN TWO
iavs. As FOR cur officers. those at LAS; Sho
arc under tic grade Of Colonel, when they buy
celebrations, which absorb almost the whole
Of their pay, Especially when they have ser
wants to provide for in the same manner they
are compelled TO give up al! thought OF re-
uewing their uniforms. 4 suit OF uniform no"
costs half thcycarly rayof a captain; and IN
officers ire growing positively shabby 10 ot
sure, this may have one salutary efsct--it may
make them ashamed to he taken prisoners
and paradel in their threa1baTe garments
through the snecriEg crowds IN Yankee
streets. IF so, it is well; for we are tired Oh prs
oners altogether; VIC set our face against prs
ouers but still those'whOm we expect TO do tht
responsible duty Of officers ana soldiers II
our armies ought surely to be enabled to live
ut least on something like an equality WIZ
the artisans of Richmond.
It is we'll that Governor Brown has so earn
estly advocated this measure on lcl.al' "F the
troops OF his Safe, and undoubtedly tho car
" action Of Congress Will be required IN tho
same matter. Since Congress- rose last
though matters was bad enough th"r-tit
currency in which the trooTs arc paid has ial
len in value to about one.third If what il Wa
then; that is to say, whereas in April last two
months pay of lieutenant would ruTchas@
him suit CT uniform, it now swallows uT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-13
FROM THE ARMY OF TENNESSEE.

ATLANTA, Nov IL Reports from the front
represent that the enemy is advancing his
line of works around Chattanooga, with new
batteries. Otherwise everything is quiet
A Yankee forage train, with two regiments
of cavalry az an escort, went up the Lockout
Valley and returned with supplies for Cbasts-
rooga They are constantly crossing Brown 5
Ferry.
Our cavalry ia reported at Lenoir Station,
~ miles from Knoxville
4 special despatch 10 the ''1ntelligcnccr'
gays that the enemy's works arc go yarG'
from our front.
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il twill ,ioc,+o iis:Fesi Nd iaii6'a= t'!'ses-
i!siseo, fsr5eot! T. Really. ;Gs p}2n'srs q
ci ;rss2 pats arc rather !at2 il :hnsirE a! all
THE. M. Lincoln nag them no~, p" he
thinks, completely under his heel; and we
are much mistaken if he Go nos grind them
to powder. They apprehe.Id tbst this scheme
is neither more nor less than 4 supplement tc
the Emancipation Observation-Disclosures
to bring them, the loyal borderers, to the
same level with rebels" We'll, they arr
right. Federal rule requires and demands
now the utter destruction ,of slavery md Q
slaves, of State Rights and civic privileges
TIL! war has cslt Il, fnal a7d MrSewar. k-fveTy
Ia.pa. end in Il the lgl . Freedom aEd ~ hyey
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-11-13
PRESIDENT DAVIS.

The President returned 70 Richm.nd on Sat
urdav last from his tour South. Wherever t.
went he was received By The reope a"d the a.
nv with the greatest marks Of honor and enthu>
siasr, and julgiag from the ;onc Of his speeches
o. the wy size. he is we'll pleased with III. con
4iion OF things in the South and West. Fsc-
-;oa, spirits may abuse ard derd. President Da
IS hut BE has the heart and confidence Of ;hc
o1ie. sud is by FAR The creates: statesman c
,.e rr.scn; age. lie is ->akiuS for !!imss': and
rs country glorious history. which deies nj
Tic Jairac;ion Of his enemies -lLynchburs Re
publican.
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