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, 1863-08-12

PORTLAND, Ne, August 9.-The West
ern Boards OF Trade were taken on an
excursion to the islands yesterday. The
weather being foggy and rainy, somewhat
ma1red the pleasure Of the trip. The excur-
sion steamer sailed about the harbor from ten
mill two O'Clock, af1ording views Of the fort
and other objects Of Interest, and then landed
ut Little hog Island, where an excellent ban
quot Y15r iueu, uuu 11!z7 71sItvIn rv10 arsu
introduced to a fish chowder and c1ambakc-
1epas1s indigenous to this locality. The
whole party Returned at seven o'clock in the
evening. To-day they attend the various
churches, and are guests OF the merchants.
On Monday morning most OF them return to
their homes by different routes, while some
remain few days longer here.
, 1863-08-12

%1OAA AF@N "CAAAS 4Ns ~
NEEnERS, y & G, Aug 1Sss;m1hs 5ss.. Ss15 .; :. ::
New York ut p. N. to-day.
Concurrent testimony continually arriving
here from Wilmington, n. G., establishes the
fact that the enemy are daily receiving m I'm
mense cmount of supplies into that port, In
sas ssaHs st 5hs Rsskaa q q t ~
heaviest caliber, blankets, medicines, shoes,
and everything which the rebels require, arc
daily brought In By the cargo, as II no block
ade existed at alI. Officers and crews are
constantly leaving Wilmington for England
to man the privateers which are being Quilt
there for the rebel navy.
, 1863-08-12

Mat. Chas. Il. Norton, Lieutenant Colonel s1th,
vice Palmer, resigned.
Capt, Charles Blselox, Major e4th, vice Norton,
promoted.
The TRIBUNE, with Gen. Logan's admirable
speech, has arrived By the train, and is going
off like hot cake5. In few minutes every
copy was disposed Of.
, 1863-08-12
Thanksgiving Day in Memphis
0f,@NrTMnce at the Rooms of the

Thanksgiving Dey in Memphts-1ts
ssrssfisn Ss;fEn.nee eomnis.ion. a. inS looms "'
ss1e. 1..s~n.s ~ *hs T,h,c. M Tr,bnne7
lcoHcenonoehse %su 81 NJ sas NJ. o sosn nnnsr
ROOMS CuhosT. COZ !~r,31, ~, ~ o4no Ano 1Sss
-oar 1901 -aaaers o,c ~ interested ~ IN
the doipes Of the Christian Commission, I
-,-,J, c,ve you few items with regard to the
WILL 81 ....,,at, - 4h.+ oh.rf+sh1o ,re+f-
Wosss q 'ne o1oN - ss .... y ~.
tuition recently put nto opesa1aon II ln's
city. Although established here but TWO
Weeks slnee' I p"Ssa,, ~ .sa snen+ ~
energy OF Mr. Il. -A- oufneu' l''s a''ea1 ao5
this nrace. already well known among the
ae,.arx ard soldiers located at this point.
eu e.,tsh,. -e,,tne matter. consisting Of reli-
eueao.s asa sscn1ar hooks and nevspapers. are
here z1royided for the entertainment Of Ill
eololese NV 4oe- ..-1~ ~ 49, ,,oons ~ +he
Of their leisure une ~ Wv ,tU"~.es .oo'ne =. .ss
Commission Matefaais 'o1 "a1ans p"tP'oee
are also provided here, where soldiers ca. can
write 10 ',4su , ] r.'-:s.,,. - f.,snas m ~ - homa
from our Iano Nnftnuau - u.8"us Na,'4. =. - - -
Yesterday, -afougn VIC @saie'.uso " e.'
oral of the loyal citizens o1 memphis aaa tae
ea,.srs and soldiers, the Commission gaze
oanees u.'..-..Inr dinner. which was literally
ratron!zed. Nany Q, ,ss,. 1ns e'Sene 4nn1, Aau ~
business men ffov;siGr Of MempYh tie Sa Necessary ~
-nsta1fa1a for the. occasion. Inc spa
cieus apartment Was neaothauy osc9- 3
rated with the 1ags o. Ios h'ch Hai,1uH hnre t5e
tcars ot several hard fought battles: .4;I1s Inc
walls were hung with seVeIM ~ une pauo aaa e.usn
and cngrasings, and tor 80 s4ott atms gster teo
to arrange an affair o1 1nls hi1o' ~ ~
about 1t was very commenaaole- A1ser 1eta.3 lug
bountiful feast was pareaksn aaa.s 81, ee,eas a1a
toaste, provided ior the occas1on' VET
offered md responded TO, bng" ,as zen. -, ~
Webster presiding 4hs se1tients Eth osred Were
made by Gen. Webster, :: n; IoIney,, ESQ
jas. B. Bingham, Es9, II; cqi "qea%a.a pars r.
, 1863-08-12
FROM PHILADELPHIA. !.


[soecial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribunal
PHILADELPHIA, Aug II, 1862.
There is not an item OF news received up to
II o'clock p. NJ, the latest hour.
As to the result Of the very heavy bombard-
ment Of Fort Sumter, that wae looked for
yesterday morning, an arrival Of q steamer at
Fortress Monroe, from Port Royal, brought
no news whatever Of any movement.
Lees whole army Is south Of the Rapldan.
Meade's army is being reinforced at the rate
Ut 500 every day. Four hundred drafted men
leave PLiladelphia tomorrow morning.
, 1863-08-12

SARATOGA, Aug. u-The National Sabbath
Convention met here to-day. Most of the
lcval States were Represented. Norman
White, ofNew York, called the meeting to or
der.
~ Chairman; Hon. ". n. Ellsworth, Of Con
uecticut, vas made permanent President;
Prof. North, Of Hamilton College, Secretary;
VIM. E. Dodge, Of New York, Chairman Bust
ness Committee.
The President delivered an eloquent inau,
rural address, md Prof. Phillip SchaI. +
Fenn.. readk N essay on the American So O.
bath. The Convention adjourned to Thu rs.
DIV.
, 1863-08-12

ST. JoHss, n. F., Aug: 8.-The Steamship
Pacific vent ashore at Mistaken Point, but
rot of and bore up forfEer,assey. and arrived
mi mi Of water. Tic cargo is not Injured, and
is being discharged to-day. She will be re-
nnfred here.
, 1863-08-12

New YoRH, Aug. ia Paris letter says
that the alarm about war with Russia con-
tinuee, and the most Improbable reports are
to-day is this: France will not 90 alone into
u war with Russia, for fear Of Europeancoa
Htion, but II, on the other hand, France eau
carry Austria, England and Sweden, into the
war with her, then Russia, which has be-
lleyed tlis coalition impossible, will back out
aud concede the six points.
THUS, in either case, war seems for the pres
ent. impossible. France and Sweden are eager
foT the war, but Austria and England hold
back, In the meantime, trade Is suffering BY
the fright as much Us il tie war was actually
commencing,
, 1863-08-12

pRYAN HALL.-Extraordinary
~ Event Positively for four nights only, CON.
menctng WEDNESDAY. August nth. 1888.
TIE HERMAN. HuALLISTER AND DE WEE.
U1riya.ed comblnRtlcu from tho principal Kuropsan
AcAten.ies Of Music, New York City Boston Aao
HERMAN. the P4.yaisist and dr1t Pseat!d1gttstspt:
MoALL1STER, the younger the Eeas. woI5na whSaaT v
noxned and d:stlaguaaed, pEe-e1ulnlaens ea''oaN
trqu9 P1estdlgiconeoi4a.
Mss EMILY DE WE'RE.
RE mnl=cent PTeHd3gttatresS: -.
haIi and Chtld1 en- rs csEte. =. :,
DooIs epenat7H; Pestosnaaea to commence IL
tickets for sa,e ut tha Principal Hotels md Music
6tore1, auI.-kss11-st
, 1863-08-12
NEWS PARAGRAPHS.

The T1ntop Tova3 .Eaalt 'rivea an account
Of grand p1alrie chicken hunt In that yiciu-
lty, IN which SO men killed In one day 100
chickens. The chickens wero distributed
among the hn,ilies Of the town, due regard
being paid to the families Of volunteers.
-Dr. co1ton. Of New York. has discovered
that he inlmla,ioo nf a 1arre re- tfose Of The
~ Rms o1ide ~ i lonrh;n~ gos;s u:i}i nro.
dnce - comn1efa s,ata= anE,stSes;a. R 81 fhat
teeth can be sxtracted without the SLIGHTEST
min A. n ANAL .,ost. ii ether or rhinr3fnrm
viii excite and exhila1ate, but If continued
will induce sleep, It. ls found TINT the same re-
suits follow the Inhalation Of the laughing
Madame shr;elfa- wife oY the tenor of
M.1etzfE's opeta rronpe. died suddenly In
NV York m Friday 1ast from The effi.cts of n
sunstroEes While walking with little child
she became oyernowered bv the heat. and
, 1863-08-12

n.,x. ~ avn ~ ~. ,e.+o.+ +~o+.,,r t,-s J, maj
a III nir - - ~ ~ - ~ HGt r.
Or mofeto mako Eace-tl00 OF tnls purse TO
Tserr1ng viii commence precisely At O'Clock = -
Entries ior each day 8 race must be made prit -
o'clock Of the evening preylous -
Entry fec ten per cent Of tae aMonpt OF the pu. n
The rules Of the Association regulating trotttog rt
be had Gu application to the 9cczetry ~ State
or BY aLdr resslis him P q. Dra@er 63f. Chicago.
DANIEL TdOAPSUH, President
CH4s. D. BRAGD0S. Secretary.
D1RxcToRs.-Daa!el rhnmEson D. A. Gsga. ". r,
Ms rcE flames Van Ette IL. H. CsosrT. II. a fstes Y.
x. Fairbanks. Aul2. kE3 It
, 1863-08-12
The Attack on Charleston.

Boarox, Aug. ga Letter E'sSa-1 dFGm 1hs 3 tn n
Massachusetts, regiment at NeWnen, asn a. ~, ~
.ts& yqly csA @ t2S ~ aaSs Ws % 1atoss and
aeree seme unceaKsd I'd S We a1e probably bound to
Charleston. Transports are now arriving TO
take us.
, 1863-08-12
The Maine State Loun.

STATE HOUSE, AgeusT4, Me-. Aug. o.-The
Maine State loan Of $475. 900 called ont bids
high as nine and nine thrce-fourthz II some
cases,
, 1863-08-12

The Columbus, Piqua auJ. In.
illnnapoGs Railroad.
C1Sc1ssAT1, Aug. G.-The Columbu.s. Piuua
ard Indianapolis Railroad was sold q d Thurs.
day, under d decree Of the franklin county
Conrt. to the trustees aud bondho'. ders of the
mad tor reorganization.
, 1863-08-12

DA tery Who ls IN tie city brief leave OF aoss1cc
has pein!s.on z recruit = msa ior hit battery q
4ssoctation offers SIS to each enlisted Nov u
the time to lotn good BAKERY, and serve the c4use
of Young men haye enter1t the service curing ta
war. ~
MEREANTlLK ASSOCIATION ROQ.Is,
Corner Of Lake and 3t3se ssreess up stair. Come
oue. come al3. aal2-k5st'3W
, 1863-08-12

Mrs. semmea being martyred By the order
son was over, felt exceedingly large, and
, 1863-08-12
MEDICAL ELECTKICITY.-A
Iv1 Certificate srom gentleman II this c.t7 whose

standing:
CEETTF1CATE,
For the benefit Of all whom it may concern, dssre
to state that ny Wifa long tAe had heAn Aiuteo
with distressing pains 10 the back hnt lona ant o1sa
nata constipation Of the bo~et. Iadnr4 ?, tfa se5y
vas panfa to Eer. seeing Dr. 11onk' GixEa9s n =.
duced her to Eye bis system tidal. onu
iion ~ snte WIN one o. t"3 ~ su5as s
exceptions At ne estaatag q AZ ca1rd Tna otacs
dsease yie;Ied slowly en; sh ssaah t. se
~ aod 70 f,iV ~ s1nPasss YerJ weakly our teeass to-
wards him. 49, ,r.,% III ~ s3nr - 49, - br,.
r.s. a. & ~ Randolph stTtat.
r. TfSns' once Il over the Rank Of Montreal Il
South Lssai!e erect. Ron So l.. Houzs troo a.
Il hi p M., And from till g. NJ.
Tie most app1ovec Electro Magnetic Instruments
TOT ta1e. With Instructions accompanying them foE
their medical application. aul9 ,k31}1t
, 1863-08-12

important from tie Indian
Country.
LEAvESwoRTH, Aug. 10.-The latest news
from Gen. Blunt is to the effect that the rebels
hare been largely reinforced, and that anoth-
er battle is hourly expected. Our men Till
not hesitate to fight, but We are BY no means
certain that they will succeed against the
overwhelming numbers now arrayed against
them
, 1863-08-12
PROTECTION FOB NEGRO
TROOPS.
= enforcement Of the Presidents
j Rcta1fn1ory Order.

WAsH1SGToS, August S.-Thc following
fIeial communication from Secretary Stan
II. proves that the recent Order No 252, OF
resident Lincoln, is to be fully carried ont.
ii. i the gunboat Isaac Smith was captured
: tie rebels In the Stono River, some months
j,.ce, among the prisoners taken were three
N,7ed mcu. At the time the officers Of the
E1lpcat weze released these men were In
tlo,c confinement, and their release was re-
used, ana has never been granted. Upon the
uthoritatiye declaration Of the policy Of the
pyeYunent In such cases, the Secretary Of
Navy called the attention Of Nj. Stanton
their Cases, and it will be seen that he
males it the occasion Of prompt enforce
mcrt Of the order. The President is deter
mined that the rights, us prisoners Of war, OF
nil who are captured while In the service Of
The United States, shall be respected, irres'
pee.iye ofcolor, otherwise the ste1nest retail
Luton will be cxacted:
NAE DEPAHTnEET, WASHINGTON Crrx,1
August 8. 1868. {
s,s: Your letter Of the Sd inst, calling the
attention of this department to The cases OF
O1in II. Brown, William Il. johnson and
William Wilson, three colored men captured
Oh tie gunboat Isaac Smith. has received con-
t,uerAtiou. This Department has directed
that three rebel prisoners Of South Carou9as
if1ht1e be any such In our possession, and If
rot, three others, be confined In close cnsto-
dy and held as hostages for Brown, johnson
1i1d Wilson, and that the fact be comnuuaca-
led to the rebel authorities at Richmond
EDWIN II. STANTON, Sec'y Of Var
The Hon. GIDEON WE11Es, sec'y Of the Navy.
, 1863-08-12
121 Monroe Street,
Bound Books and Novels Loaned to
Read.

6 CHE DIED." and great was
~ the CONSERVATION. but to alleviate In q mes-
fure the wounded feelings Of the family they were n
possession Of q
CARTE DE vISITE
Taken at atEHAW's-Two Dollars per dozen.
nn1S.tS441t
, 1863-08-12

THE GREAT GUN.-By the re.
are Induced 10 exhibit The GkRAr MORTAR Guy, L.
vensea by Ar; g Eooe: ot Wisconsin, to she peop.e
qualification that 1t will literally sHoor E:ouxD 4
CORNER.
pound bail The bali thrnwn from this gun describes
an exact circle. either horizontal perpsndcnlar.
We believe this Invention will b. 81 as ore Of
most destructive implements Of modern warf1re. All
assured that NO DANGER Will attend the exhibition
chlef lies IN fact that absolutely mn
der ,he control Of the gurner-neace LApIks aud
Of i5e IN can be seen at Custoa HOUSE Piaco fro
"a r. Fday "a ri az Saturday
ths sans day.. ison to E; n. shooting eShibI-
Nictig6u avenue rea7 Twelfth street Aimission 10
shco!ting Exhibition Is cents; hI:sen u GEMS
nul2 f3Sa{,8r net JOSEPH GOODRICH
, 1863-08-12
NEE advertisements.

- c. Il. SCLIKIEN, IdrsrttStGg .lyant, 63
f4r50rn streek ts Auhcri-ed 10 F<ccire dIusTttsS-
'..ea.s for this an1 cI ia !s<1dsa9 NorthIsstsra
pur.fS.
, 1863-08-12
Kentucky Legislature.


The following is list Of members elected
to the Legislature, as far rs heard from, yiz:
sENATK,
9Th District-R. H Bristow. Union.
11th DIsuict-Wm Sampson, Union,
18th Dist4ict-Geo. Wright, Union.
18th District-Geo. G. Ride: Union.
h Il ease@ l. ole1e5snd Sp1Sni 4nion.
18th District-John A. Pfall. Union
6Gth Distsict-Milton J. Cook, Union.
31h Digt1ict-Gfbton Mallory, Union.
38th Dietdct-W. Il. Granger, Union.
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.
Adair-J. T. Braznlettc, Union.
Ande1suu-John L. Aaginuis, Union.
Bath-Dr. JoahuA Barnes, Union.
Boone-W. b. Rue. Nomen-or-money.
Bourbon Richard B. Hanson, Union.
BoyleJoEhua F. Bal, Union.
Bracken-Wm: A. Pepper, Cnion.
Ba,ittw%; ~, E Thompeon; qo9n: oa., 77,,,,
Ca4ptelECs1us Campbell and Jacob Hawthorne,
Union.
Guy :of Louisyine- -Messrs;; Hush, Irvine, F. 4
Hamilton, Tbos. 4. Marshall, and Jno. N. DELPHI
all Union.
Clarke-Dr:A 4. s. Allen, Union.
psX1fss 4; - yesR 7, s Mcfarland. Ep.oq;
F1snHiinnH. Fas1itf Il IL Ifa Ssdiol; SaGa Gnion.
Grant-E. q. Smith, Union.
| Garra1d- John ]. Faulkner, UnIon.
| Grayson-J John Il. 6tinton, Union.
1rren-John Carlisle, Union.
Hardin-SAmue1 B. Thomas, Union.
HArt-GeoEEe 7. Wood. Onion.
| Harrison-A. II. Ward, Union.
| Henty-J. Pres, 8p1rks, Union.
| Je1efson-Wm. A. Allen, Union.
Jeesa1nne-George S. Shankiin, Union.
| Ktnton-M. II. Benton and ]. C. Sayers, Union.
| larne-N: 4. RapieE Inior-
! 1iineoln1Themas SaE..on, Onion.
Madispn-Wm. L. Neal. Union.
| Maron- JobD R, Thomas, Union.
Mason-H. Taylor and L. S. Lutt1ell, Union.
| Mercef-Eluah GabbeTt, Unfon.
| Montgomery and Pow tn-John T. Clarke, Union.
Neleon-Wm Elliott. uIion.
Oldham Samuel E. De1tayen, Union.
| Scott-Dr. Stephen F. Gano, Union.
! Shelby-Henry Eohanncn. Ulon.
| EpeuCcr-Dr. Milton McGTew, Union;
Txylor-Joeeph 3. Chandles, Union.
| Wa7en-Pierce Butler HAWKINS Union.
| Washingtnn-R-l J. Brow ne. Union.
Woodfofd- C. Mcleod, Union,
| As far as heard from Kentucky will be re-
presented in the next General Assembly a.
follows:
Union. Seccsh
rtag rr1la,ng e 1ser er;.;.-.....''... u; -. 3s 1s
! To hear from, six districts, and one special
election. vice Grier, deceased, In Thirty sec
ond District,
Union. Secesh.
1caf0 IRON. -........--.-........- Us
To hear from, thirty counties.
Singular REPORTS in Regard to Our
, 1863-08-12
REDUCTION OF FARES.
TIE BLIND ARE

WHERE TIE BLIND ARE
w GUKED AsDHow 4 AM1.1srRRTrILsr rHr rRu rH.
E0NoNAEK. AuXuat Stu. 1a63-
lceEtify that my brother. seuec4 3 Potter who wa9
scler Of the 18th Regiment Of illinois Volunteers.
discharged fforn the service account Of chronic
ophLs1ta the 3cth Of taly, 1861 after being
u bEd with said complaint shout eiyeu mouths :
that from the time OF his return on dtschE@ be
etdcd with me 1t SuMoRank DnKalb' County, H..
until about tae 18th Of Fenruary. 1855 In O. condition.
Eearly bll1 that after falling 10 get re!ief from ply
ttIans here is web aain tho army 10 went % ChcaEo
on about The Inst said date aud applied for RELIEF
e ne Lond Eye - e. eosasF 9f En-
of Satcb lses he 1etnEnHd AID resided Ttth NJ uoa
we're WELL. and ne able t9 endure :slo TO Ney.aH:
expressed 70 me hss g1aa1udeM M toEasds 80 DE JAaE5 65
attributed the reeoys1y & h3 eSss entirely TO his I'LL
be has also said 10 tpeatetly that E. tseynolds
him that he eelyed ais tfeatment entirely from Pr
JANIS LEWIS ato! osaid. AID that Ee heileyes tho
eal4 Le;.l5 has saved HIN nom total hl.ndneeA
ORANGE POTTER
PolIca Ma :7at.ste and CoC1ty Snryegor-
The above B. u. Potter whp was nfed By Df. james,
Lewis Of the London Eye and Ear lnhrtnary. corn9r-
CT Randolph and Dearborn etreata. IS the Gane 8. B.
Potter together with nuuesous othGr cas5a to whom
T. P Eeynoida referred TO in the Tribune OF the 9th
Dr. LaRIs would respectfully adsiCe Ill persons who
dostrouE Of being treated by sad to taa
with them their family pfysic1an. who Is Abl0 to gue8
ton :hc ability Of that medical divine au11 k4a Stuet
, 1863-08-12

nON'T DELAY, BUT CALL
tose la,ge.hize Ivoryttpes. IN nice GILT Frames
FOR ONLY SIX DOLLARS,
Carte ytsttb only y 00per dozen. 50 South Clark
ftYeet ODD Sherman Aouse. aoii knit
, 1863-08-12

NCTICE.-Having concluded to
~ devote ny attention exclusively to tho manage.
rosed Of my Interest In the nrm Of Parker Cn!soa Il
MeNen to Mr. HAROLD SPRaGUE. OF Mi1an ono.
tcn continue Ia tho Commission Business under the
Il; soatn Water street I NIKE aEEAT. poaaa:e ID
h+iag aole to recommend to my persoIal k.ends aa1
iate partners Aud the public generally the Reutleao
composing THO ne~ nrn. - oe!lE pEEfect.y Esiaee.
thorough bnsic ess men. and entiFely Eefftnnx me
possessed wt;hai VERY szpe esas y o e9aaast shs
Is tEeir correspondents. In retiring from sae Com
mission Buslness cannot help thanking thoso Of my
haye lately bean ected for the very asEat ouat
ness With which have been favored and oespeak for
they viii always be treated uaty noh fairly aad tht1z
business done thor roughly a!l p;onpt'Y:
Rsapectfu1y JOIN o. MELLEN.
fh{rsoo Aurn3t fifth. 1853 HutS k9jl 4uet
, 1863-08-12

Thursday, August S7fh'
,,, double team to
wagon; he4t three In nYe Two or 4 ~ w
raee. 'st41lion own
pHtsG ot 1.u to ne issEes1 !Inkt9s lS6S, hAz-
Ca u took 5ouny previous - jay ~ to make
oess: nest tnIss n ~ aSo us 4sot III this rAce
, 1863-08-12

az For Wants, For Sa1o, Boarding,
Ear Rent, Found, Lost &C., see
Rourxh PaHA.
, 1863-08-12

THE ATTENTION OF PACK
L ERs. Cistile1s and Cooper3ta called to patent
machinery tor Dressing Slaves aad Heading. This
machine. known as Gs1bert'e 2ateat. requires but
about ELK horne power to It, and, with working.
io1ce Of tlx men, 1t vii! dress
$500 TO 8 5O0
Etayes ar Heading per day, There Is no stayo
chine bullt which compete with It IN cheapnesz Of
pt4ce in quantity and quality Of work done. Will
furnish sett Of machinery and the necessary shafng
ali IN rnnniug oraer any Responsible party and axe
ton There arc four cf these ach1nea running
s tho plstl!leEy Of SAx'h y. S1GEsRsoE + Co: On
mia ' 1ulIkS2IIm
, 1863-08-12

4 NDERSON RIFLES are
II he:eby ordered to u7ce: at West Market Hall,
TOMORROW EVENING at O'Clock.
anl2kS;91s FRANK WESTCOTr. Captain.
, 1863-08-12

GILBERT j. SAMPSON,
~ u i 1s DEARBORN STREET.
, 1863-08-12
August Is. 26, 27 and 28, 1868.
Fifteen Hundred Dollars


..- . to tie :astcst t-ott.ne horse mlve.
prfee Or Es to h2fntxs: best thseo In tsd. Taa
seldltg of luy allowed to c~1pete for tso1 purses
Ninntr xhatot |. TWO Or mores somaka raco.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-16
'sSHE TRIBUNE ALBANIA
L FOR 1883.
rnllE r.rrEkN cGHTA

This popular ANNUAL is row Te.iy Snd conSios;
ELECIIOS RETURNS from oil Tie States OF the Union
kodirs elections 10 a. ei,uly compiled for tie Tnbuae
AlmsLsc;
ASTRONOMICAL CALCULATIONS aid CALENDARS
Tor the yesr 3 LcPes for 1913; True Time, Asteroids
GOVERNMENT o. the UNITED sTATES-Execat,ve
aiG Juci1. EaVONs l2t -ocinary and Ministers
froui he Tatsd de. l. 70. eisu Courts;
SEA r o. tSs CNllEe STATE. Members Of cies 1.
fSd With Fvfi Cucc adde's.
HOUSE Of AEPNGSENlAriVE o. The UNITED
81 rs 70 cag c!as,ael, with os,-O Zee sl55csei
Numbers ELLCf VI next UNITED STATES coz
SRLSs;
TEs REBEL ~I.NlTE:
The EEBEL IOt So;
STA rISfltS Of the last CENSUS carea!y divided lpo
Fee and Svs Territory (rCger before published
few pio 80 Census brTesu Those stoc, .G4Df sue
Comparative Pro- Uc'icrs FOR 1870 end 1850 Of S'ae
The Union. A.iCu.iuie Is Gladly iul and cDTIoc
MI TIE AfEit Cultural STATISTICS OF IHE
CINsUS ARR. REPRINTED COMPLETE. Some OF the
besd:,g Acres Of Land improved ia each State Acres
Of La jnlmpEDYcd ~ esc otse Cssh Vsno OF Yarns IN
ssch STATE; Value Of Forming Implements in each state
kulnrT II Domestic AniuJ IA state: Value Of Do
to snms IN S;ae NcueToa fables Of other interest
ing Uit'ter re.stins Ccusns.
BANKS e"c bATkINB. ig5, and 1863;
RAILROADS 10 100 All 1906
nj" ofA LIS il each State, and By sections,
Ian q last CONUhESSi
FLCOi;D o. the Wa
A"a va; amount o. otter interesting Poit.c. matter
&c, @c
Pace Is cents: II co9e, fsr 81; lOo copie po..aye
st!d T. E1pr"ss. ~ per o. Cash der sol ci ed.
Wr c-n sup2y back numbers Of tae Trbane Amau.e for
year a. lS5, 1885, l11 1888 1859 ~ D. 1851 AID 1882
fTice 10 c~u.s esc- % tpsiG.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-16
AMONG THE Pines
o,.,,,a,or, 5poaeonno volume over 1oo p'ss'' el''A
- n-,o. 81. OF Paper Covers Prise % cents

o.,,oa,o,,, duoleoimo volume over 0oo pAss'' ol0'A
~ r-ic, 81, OF Paper Covers prise % cents
co Moth American oualtelly in s'weYop's' review ..
YORK SAYS; "The book is not anfSe'; ye'h
,o.,cs,c, ,he attraction Of hsiS wrought "d p0"'na'
If elton. L. has 81 Intense and eIrSe interest In
Of rs story ari tie scenes incids'i:s and cnnac
,s are portrayed wiz ureonlnoa gseHc and drains"c
we, Yet tie work osly not regular novel but we
a. assured ha shc.o IA absolutely Cctias hcuoa. in -
,,,ci IN the e,tere.iya OF few AZ dates.
ysry re,narks5!s bsoS"
AMONG TIE PINES.
To NEE. 5s l,,.. sai inc1olsg demand 81 'hi, work
TIE rA sUNE has assumed lie pobcltion, aud VIII SCI
IL GU tis lci.owiG. Terms:
siusis coFio ia 81 ia paper covers - CENTS
lSn,e copies sent by matt postpaid on receipt oi pce')
qwenty.aye copies, papsr coyers... ....S)c. each.
One bIDLred copies, psPoI eovers........s'c eeen.
Cash must accompany the oTdsr
Address TIE TRIBUNE.
FesIork.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-16

IMPORTANT 10 HOUSEKLEPLES.
4 srIClAL NOTICE.
We Offering our lsrye .tork OF
COFiOS 90 IDS
Consisting " a, iLo i.yJIiio bands VI
81 - 1ll ~ BleicIcd Snftlnss
~ o. % and lo-l sheetincL
-oia. 4 I'D a. Piiowca,o Muslin,
A'ou; - let cent lover
cal re .iciehl Whole .si@ Prices
W aye to'. and ca'net ~ ifs1.h' loo
"iio cONbiIAK.Ok' 10 +uNthCE THE PRICES
o. fluil.r Isrs.
We elos- or "a -. ifc..u- .s-
S..,G O.. be ~ lat f4sUr
~ t1e s.rsr yier ass.f Dove hi'a
- iilg 4 fut i4.- at 4'o wa
b.. ar syt SO .l.e Il.t se g. FL sbF ssLb
L! f - .A.iI.i. - sri l!'.- .-tE. rs
We have als0 so 0ric a iaf.o ~.orN %
IIish Linens, D-Ila.k' Nfrt.lf. Towels, &c &c.
". T.. FI,1Os.
No. "a Bo~-ry neal U,B.tou-.i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-16
MOURNING GOODS.
SrYCIAL NOTICE.

We SPECIAL NOTICE
IL pofent improvement h--= g. pro and unit
t,rd Ll d-cfiptlous Of Drr.f ,3is Bouac;s 1'0.k'
Shawl. Ns-, &c, viii be so.d a, cd prices, Which ~I
he found y less han pc'et cot II impofton
Ladies viii plane observe IN store between Spring aud
fure.sts oppOsite nsnys Co. JcweieIsi new mont
i. Ge.ug put 10.
~ ECfaie Euseae, new tuI very handsome article.
! :, Ter I'd wo!ta II. Black 5Ak' YER l,w
W JACKSON.
Nou-nng Stor. 80. 81 Bso-d~sy.