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The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1863-05-08

shall declare elected the person having the great
est number Of votes in the whole district. Il
the greatest number Of votes be equal for two
or more persons, the officers attending shall de-
eide to which Of them they will give the eertifi-
cate Of election; and if the votes Of said officers
be equal also, they shall decide forthwith BY lot
to whom such certificate shall be given. A mo-
tice Of said election shall forthwith pc given at
the door OF the Court House where the meeting
is held. In casesof special elections TO supply
vacancies the time TOT tne meeting q tne re-
turning omcers snail De earlier, II required ~
the writ OF election; proyldea, that curing me
exisung war. n al eiections .or members - tne
House OF Representatives Of the Confederate
States the ohcer conduc e the elecnon q tne
CourC houses 9. ue severn. counses sns =
ms .ne cernaeo s.atemens 81 me resui. 9. me
election IN ms county nereln ABOVE requireu oy
mali prepaylng tne pos.aSe. tneIeon 20 sne sec
rotary OF tne Commonweaisn, wltnin twensy aays
aiter .ne co % u sucn elecsioh.
.. II snan % sae auey 2 .le secresaIy OF tne
commonwealth, wltnln 'n,ly uays l.om 'ne CON,
mencemen' 2, any su.n eles'lon as - Msnuonvu
IN tne prece1mg secucns, . e.amine me po n
re1urnsu 70 n.m q a.1lesclu, anu eeraiy sls
state OF the same 70 me .uovernor' Who snail
declare ana maze proclAnatol !. % tae result'
- ~. {.
equai NUMBER q woes l9e tne same once, tne
governor snaii oecioe ~ ios g WON lne resurn
snan &c gwen, ~ cesar sns sssns assorulne!y
O. 20 y 1urtnel quay eeu, .ena. upon inc receipt
OF any Polis unuef sns Pros,slons oi .ae orui-
nance tNo " Passeu yecylnDer sns on, 1901
sne Sscrstaiy y WY GoMMonWea,tn snaii POI,
form sne ouues requlreu ~ eaW 20 oe Pe,lolmsu
inc commisslo1ers anu olcels 70 conaucs me
elec'ions az o. .ne u e,.uer "
.nem, u me same manner ne ls requEeo ~ law
N case sucn Posis nau ceen ieceiveu y nun IRON
.ne county or uis.1lcs lor mnlcn sns ees.lon was
nao; ana an osner proceeoings snah Dc sne same
~ - sucn eas 'ss ~,
t. De,s Iurtner enac!eu Ina1 y sna,. oe. .ns
uu'y =. sne uoveInor % 20 ,s-
SUE s proclana'lon, sisns loslo1 " TUG yuan
neo vosers q tne O.a.e IN ths mii.ary sefsice
Of the State Or Of I'll. the Confederate States, Or
VINO may % absent IRON sne county or corPora-
uon n OF tneir residence, because q rne presence
= ing pupsc elleny, uen .,s11s - Wv ios
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1863-05-08
AN ORDINANCE

To authorize the qualified voters of the Common
wealth who may be in the military service Of
the State or the Confederate States, to vote
for members of the General Assembly within
their encampments; and authorizing the &C.
neral Assembly to make such laws as may be
requisite to give the qualified voters in the
military service Of the State sor the Confede-
Z rate States, on the day Of any election under
the Consultation, the right to vote within their
encampments at such elections, and authsriz-
ing the citizens Of any county or. corporation,
absent therefrom because Of the presence Of
the public enemy, who would be qualified 70
vote for members Of the General Assembly, in
snch county or corporation, to vote at any &C.
neral or special elections for members Of the
General Assembly for the counties or corpO-
rations.
Passed December s, 1851. s..
4. Be it ordained, that the qualified voters Of
this Commonwealth, who may be.in the military
service OF the State or Of the Confederate States
on the day Of any general or special election for
the General Assembly, may vote in said elections
81 such place or places within their encempment
as the commander at such encampment shall
designate, whether the said encampmont shaA
be within the limits Of this State or not
2. For each place Of voting the commander of
the encampmeiit shall appoint B superintendent,
three commissioners and as many clerks As shall
oe necessary who, after being FIRST duly sworn
Dy him, shall perform the duties required Of and
De liable 70 the penalties imposed upon such ofiT
GERS, by the election laws Of the State. The
saio commissioners shall open polls for the comp
u u and corporations Of the State from which
there may be voters in the said encampment de
siring 70 vote. The qualified voters who pre-
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1863-05-08

A letter to the Richmond Sentinel from
Northwestern Virginia says that the Yankees
expect to lose possession Of that portion Of the
State during the present summer. Ii seems
that the Yankees, in conjunction with the
Pierpont dynasty, are buying. all the corn,
wheat and cattle, leaving only 4 sufficient sup
ply for the families. The writer thinks thew
are preparing to evacuate the country and
leave nothing for our army to subsist on. -
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1863-05-08
PLAN Suggested by the secretary
of War.

ifsf, r i
Plan suggested BY the Secretary
of War.
I. Let the people II, each county, parish, or
ward, select at a public meeting, as early ~
convenient, a committee of three or more dis'
Greet citizens, charged with the duties herein.
after mentioned. s..g sit5.
III. Let it be the dnty Of this committee to
ascertain from each citizen in the county OF
parish what amount Of surplus corn and meat
whether bacon. pork, or beet, he can spare
for the use of the army, after reserving sup
ply for his family and those dependent on
him for food. ~.
Let this committee fix price which is desrn-
ed by them just compensation for the'arta-
Giles furnished, and inform the citizens what
this price is, so that each may. know, before
delivery, what price is to be paid for the arti-
cles furnished. gssAts,'
Let this committee make arrangemehts for
the transportation of the supplies to some con-
venient depot, after consultation with the ON
Ger who is to receive them.
Let the committee make delivery Of the
supplies on receiving payment of the price,
and assume the duty Of paying itover to the
citizens who have furnished the supplies.
III. Where the duty Of the COMMITTEES, is
performed in any town or city at which there
may be Quartermaster Or Comrhissary, no
further duty need be required Of them than to
deliver to the officer list Of the names of the
citizens and Of the supplies which each Is
ready to furnish, and the price fixed; where.
upon the officer will himself gather the sup
plies and make payment.
Z ~. Where the supplies are furnished IN
the country the cost Of transportation to tho
depot will be paid by the Government, IN adj
dition to the price fixed by the committee.
v. As this appeal is made 70 the people for
the benefit of our brave defenders now IN the
army, the Department relies with confidence
on the patriotism of the people that no more
than just compensation would be fixed by the
committees, nor accepted by those whose chief
motive will be to aid their country, and not
to lake undue gains out Of the needs Of our
noble soldiers. JAMES A. seldom,
April Is, 1868. Secretary Of War.
a@ The foregoing plan, suggested by the
Secretary Of War, is said to be working admit
rably in the counties east Of the Blue Ridge,
and has already brought out q vast amount Of
provisions. .4ss. g ~ "a.
In connection with this matter, the Rich
mond Dispatch submits the following remarks:
Every citizen who has provisions Of amy
kind that he can spare for the use Of tbs army
should hasten to comply with the, recommen-
dations Of the Presidents proclamation
This applies with especial force to those who
are nearest the scene Of action. whilet those
who are most distant should make up by
n
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as prescribed BY the election law Of the State.
3. Power is hereby given the General Assem-
bly, to make such laws during the existing war
between the Confederate States and the Presi-
dent Of the United States as may be requisite to
authorize the qualified voters Of the Common
wealth, who may be in the military service Of
the State on the day Of any election under the
Constitution, to vote within their encampment
at such election, Is e s,s +
vi 4. The citizens of any county or corporation,
absent therefrom because Of the presence Of the
public enemy, who would be qualified to vote for
members Of the General Assembly in such coun-
ty or corporation, may during the continuance Of
the present war, vote at any general or special
election for members Of the General Assembly
for their counties or corporations at the Court
house Of any county or corporation in the State
where they may happen to be on the day Of said
election: aud returns shall be made and certif-
Gates given in the notice now prescribed BY law.
The Abingdon Virginian. [volume] (Abingdon [Va.]) 1849-1883, 1863-05-08

April oath, 18e3-3w.
The New York herald., 1863-11-28

GRANTS VIcroRY IN WALL SrREEr.-The Ma
poleonic victory OF General Grant has created
the greatest excitement and CONSERVATION
among the money changers in Wall street. The
bulls roar and paw the earth, with stiffiy
elevated tails. The bears growl their
Joy and wag their heads, and turn
insane somersaults. They all begin to think
that the war is winding itself up; and
90, indeed, it seems. If Meade pushes ahead,
whips Lee and takes Richmond, the contedera-
cy will be burst bubble and the Union .
reality again before New Years day. Then
look out for squalls in Wall street. Then the
great anancia, conflict will begin. Gold will
eight greenbscks to the death. Prices will go
down. Stocks will suffer. Stock brokers will
suffer. Nobody will care for anything but
specie. Our advice to Wall street, therefore,
is: sell out! Many rich men will be poor
before many months, and the poor men will
have plenty Of work and high wages, and will
begin to be rich.
The New York herald., 1863-11-28
A Russian Dsjeuner to President Ian

The ozar Of Russia has transmitted 'orders 10 Baron
Stoecko his Minister at Washington to invite Pres
dent his Cabinet aod tho corps d,pomasq.> to grand
dsteursr, which Is TO be given board tho Russian
frgate which sailed yesterday for Washington. Tho
Crar ordered that the affair gotten grand syle and
70 carry out this desire the par, Of the Emperor
tarehe has becn given to great caterer Demonsco.
TO provide breakfast Tor two hundred He sends 70
Washington some nfty or sixty Of his aids cooks, &C.
and all the magnificent plate and We expect that
tho whole affair viii be ordrdsose. We mnst however,
the President and Secretaries that
they Will stand chance OF nominations tho future
Presidency II they accept tho Invitation OF tho barbs.
rtQns.
The New York herald., 1863-11-28

bsllious States VIII In all probability insure
their utter ruin, property, institutions, every
shing, their immediate submission will save
them all that they still possess, and secure them
the most generous indulgences from the loyal
States and the needful supplies for the relief Of
their urgent dstresses. Submission to the
Union is now their only way Of escape, and Of
safety and protection.
The New York herald., 1863-11-28
The Labor Movement.

THE UkrkD STATES wEi0HERs ON STRIKE.
The United States weighcrs struck yesterday morning
for advance OF wages from twenty 70 thirty nvo
cents m hour. Tho latter figure might be considered
high they state, IL II Is not remembered thA they
than half their time Idle. They promised
advance 10 thirty cents somo time ago but not
forthcoming they struck for Ave cents Collector
Barney offered them thirty hour yesterday but
u rotused The woighors Of nineteen scales werc In
tho strike They passed the HERALD Building yesterday
In hf.Av
The New York herald., 1863-11-28
Explosion OF the Boiler OF the Steamer
s0nbury ON ehe 81. john Afver, Nsva
sessis-Elsven Lives Lost.

from tbe Haitssx IN. H. J SUM- NOV. 20.
me 81. John parsfs contain lengthy account of
sses0boas sxpIostw and of eleven livss which
cured - the ~ yehs river Friday last. Il appesrs
Friday, stAP n, Tor fredericton, with heavy frsshs
and between nfty and sixty pssaengers Os arriving
Oak Point. twenty ave miles from ~ Jotn. the
stopped 70 take In passengers This between eight
snd nine oc ock I'm sndcavorng 70 start, loud crash
heard. portion u the boiler, k supposed, went
Through the steamer blow the water line; many who
were loun<inx about the deck thrown overheard
and h few mi utes nothing could be of the
bit portion o the paddh boxes But The evidence Of
ehe wreck could be al stdes--brcks spavs nor
lions Of the rail- wood work. and the bodies n n
che hands and passengers endeavouvina make fer
schupoer whIcn providcntislly was noe far on. TIE
steamer sunk In thirty feet Of water, very short
amsan1s from the sheve.
Ths Ne~s Of Monday last says.-Ths following 10 the
lst OF the sopbury's passengers and crew drowned
Passsngsrs-kr. Summers, school teacher, Mss Athsr
900, msnR wNaoa, X Mclauzhiao, and l. z. Blrpes
Crev-trev. French. two Lfvingstcos. Tbbin and Car
vs Ine two ladies' were drowned In the cabin,
up 70 last night The steamer Magnet accompanied By
two wosdboats, procssded Oak Point yesterday
ing win nen a. materials 10 raise the wreck.
numbes n psrpu0s we're badly acalded. Survivors,
reaching the shore which hey dh by ymeans Of
from shs Al The Point. were dntrbussd amosg
the vsrsus families, Who did al IA shssr power 70 make
them comfortabie.
THs government hes ordered srics mvsusSas,ou inss
che onnNe accident Ia n crirn Of the
scol6sus shs general impression that have uro.
oss1s1 run one cs causes-chsf wass of sarsnssh
IN ~ msewiai ~ which the boiler 20 made . iov.
nses u water IN the boiler.
The New York herald., 1863-11-28

Departure eS R~ssaaa s~a Trsash Hls.-
oG-War.
~ Rssaaas fsgaAs 0slssss (nssshsp,, Captain Poo.
tAks6 81 shs ssabas Aioss, CapsAa selssoy isomv.
roud and the Jahors ut under weigh from thsr
ago 10 the North river yesterday morning ~ six O'Clock
and prcceeded 70 sea their way 70 rorress hooroe
where they intsad 70 stay during the winter.
The Preoch frs~ts Gusrrsro sailed O fhursdAy, the
26.h inst.
The New York herald., 1863-11-28
A Military Organization at Eastman's
College.

AZ Eastmans State sod National Business College,
roughkeepss the students have formed themselves
regiment On the 24tA q present moah lhey had
parade and banquet. The following the officers
the regiment:
CJlowd-rhos. ". Stevens
Lseacnanl ceion1-Ievi smoyW
Eojcr-D H. keiton.
Adyskanf-teo. N. lockwood.
S~Deort ka,ov-k. n. waicott
An d<- -CawJs-Mr. Bigp.
Cas<as~s-Company A, " A. Smith. Company y, n. "
Hart Company &, Y. ,. ssodford. Company ID, s. Hov
ard, Company " .. " Botn, Company y, n. NJ Bssseli
C,mpany q. n. g. Steele Company n. j. v Qusiey.
Ywx Liesf>ndnts-Company A. Thea Wood, Cpsnpa.
ny n, J. v. Parker; compsny G, r. B vermyea. Com
pany ID, N. ~ spauldiDg, tompsnyE, ~ Dyer Com
psnyF Drake, Company Robi. k'ddle Company
", Abrn. Blake.
Seoond Li>s erartk-compsny A, N Coshing compsny
u, Geo. G. schenbetsr Compssy G, Gerry, Jr. Com
pany u, G. G. Douglass Compsny v. Y Kobtfson Com.
psny y. a. Crosby Company @, Geo. A. Black Company
n, WIN. n. Alter.
The New York herald., 1863-11-28
A wsrd .: O'srgy~s..
-: -: -

The high character sohc'ssc stsium~nts erudon and
noc's attic tons % American clergyman In strese
contrast ~h TIE ejudoea and limited resoorc~1
which have marked the history ~ other naiiSas snd -
carrier Of the world Coming rectiy In con Aai ~A
the heriea OF the enlightened nfnds vel ~ NE
osions OF common r they better srnist~d 10 udse
o spar opuinn and current IDEAS than Other cisss
men Thetr tnnuenoa 10 unhourd~d Their opportunities
I'eths practical reforms And developrHeoo
Inrs many oelsstons In acknowledgment OF the many
s,hpp.htsr Endorsements and fsvors which DIR DrrHs
~. re~"u from cergsmsn Ia behalf Of his 'ian attoa
ns nas dr.c ed his agents. hsssrs rarn~s Cs,
~ nT''nNN NeN fort n pre.~nt bottle. GRATIS "
ever cig,,mAn who may " sonay cali during tho
pue 10 his surprise he has as.rsned that many ne
roalruna have elAs-fd thi. With other us~luss aoes
Flf AZ yet entirely ignorant ia pure chAraoses
and wonderful effects DR. Drake 90 dencs pel
fng nied evtdeuers of sk fair nen deain1. r
living OF the penuie hs .kes .~dL
of the celebrated calissyA Bsrk DanAeon t.srara
RArk chsrnomie Flowers. Lavender Fin~ Anse Cove
Buds. Orange Pec, Csrraway. chinnuAhva SNAKE RooS
Ac Ar preserved 81 croH Rum tells then -
Phys clans " endorse him.
with this reclpe before the community and evidences
OF them eli sides. tho of Dr brake
stands founded upon the of truth kvey parish
ftm ly has of /u6erng VII ,h hs risn,a
tion Bitte Will alleviate aud Their ehect. In
Of ssiude rneratlon loss 81 app~tie constipation
stomach rtid breath pain sfer ting hesdsdhs dyspsp
liver COMPLAINT general dehitty 30 are most remart
able For aged and delicate females they are ~rtA
their weight gold Let every clergy Improve ~. ~
porunty and armet with bote ~ Plantation bittesA
dispcnss healing wiiheo. money and without prtos.
The New York herald., 1863-11-28
Personal Ineslllwence,

Among the arrivals AT tho Astor House yesterday,
Liout. william H. Merriam, OF tho United States volun.
army service the OF 1861, announced acme time
since eagorly looked for. In tho interim however
believe II ~ the intention Of tho Ieutenant Appear
fore New York audience In tho character of lecturer
when hc will by request deliver hts celebrated discourse
on ssCosmopoti IN Ifo, ts Gaiies ard its Lessons.
The New York herald., 1863-11-28
Quost ~ stsh.

ssw roax cLus W.. r. AspnEws eLUn or NEW
voEx.
match between The above esbs ioos place % rhsnss
irving Day. the grounds of the hss.rs Dsnhsm cor
rsr f Broadway and Aster place, sna resulted In the
defeat c The Nss York Club by foriJ.ssven sDts Tbs
game ws eight players aide. thKtyous shgs ~. The
ST. Andrews Cub brought forward vwy strOss team.
While the Wee Yorx clsb dssypoanisd By soms of
thew best players not msslnr Their spp~srsoes. sp.
psAasd 10 Ne score, vheh wl shos lbs result T ths
different rlrkss--
The New York herald., 1863-11-28
NEWS FRow WASHINGTON.
WAR GAZETTE.
OF OIAL.
General Order ta Relation 60 Advance OF

General Order tn Relation 20 Advance OF
Wages.
WAR DErAxruxSr,
wAsmS0ros Crrr, Nov. ~, 1852
being represented that tho increased prices Of pro
visions, and nccessaes render proper aud Just that
there should be increased rate o Tor mechsnos
Iaborsrs and oshcr employees whose compensation not
nxed By law
II 10 ordered that the heads II the respective bureaus
cf tho War Department make inquiry and report 10 this
department. just and reasonable ratio Of advanced
that should be raid by tho at the present
time
Tho A4jutant General will communicate this order 70
the heads bureaus. and call Cor q report.
EDWIN Nj. STANTON, Secretary OF War.
The New York herald., 1863-11-28

Death OF tho Inventor OF Greek Fire.
PTLApxtPMA, Nov. 2T, 1s63.
levi Short the inventor Of tho celebrated "Grsck nre'
disd in shh city yesterday.
The New York herald., 1863-11-28

TAs Unsted states steamer Lancaster.
San FRAScisoo, Nov. rs. 1853.
ne Uni,ed states Lancaster sailed yesterday
Q cruise.
The New York herald., 1863-11-28
rss I...:. e:..r., W: ,.;. y.s.s.ss s.u !, Zee.

0<hs~ai Bssss. white witnessing The review M nuu-
bv n restmesss Ud Point Moaday last, mech
assssissed -msnr the spectators rebel rseswsl
ooer, and inquired o of The bystsncors mo wss
He - sns~ ered ..ssner-i ruxhueh Is-" " viii ~
ssmssNsrsd that rIsshush made "Trip 70 Fort LafAyeus
am@s1isssiy atsx y
The New York herald., 1863-11-28

Sale or Government Beads.
PHnAprrmA, Nov. ~. 1883.
rns subscription agent reports the sale Of s7ss 900
avstwenttes 10 day.
The New York herald., 1863-11-28

Bricgcwnter Psint.-ucst and CheaP-
paint for ieAky oofs In the market
ROBERT REYNOLDS. Agent u MAfben iasa
The New York herald., 1863-11-28

Album photographs. Holiday ptctuvss.
Carts Dc ViniIes ke popular styles at hOLAES 0asy
sa broadway.
The New York herald., 1863-11-28

At Church. ~ Home. Ceremony and
Visiting Cards In the latest ant most slegAot styles
j. EvEHDELf. 80, Broadway
The New York herald., 1863-11-28

Election im 6ew Havsn-saccess OF the
Union Ticket.
NEW HAVEN, Nov. q, 1853.
ne New Haven town secios occurred TO day. and has
resulted In The Of the Union ticket BY majority
of 1ls-a change o. $40 last fall, when the demo-
orats carried the town By 600 majority . much
tighter total voss.
The New York herald., 1863-11-28

Bog'c's Hyperion Ftutd R~s'ov~s and
dresses hair Bogles Electric Hair Dye hest Tpy
Bs convinced W BO0LE, boston. hoH every ywhera
The New York herald., 1863-11-28

rces these other references he had spplcatisa
to Dr, ROwE's q lice. ~ Concord street. brooklyn.
The New York herald., 1863-11-28
The WEEKLY HERALD.

The Best and Cheapest Newspapers
in the Country.
The New York herald., 1863-11-28

Brooklyn. Nov. 10, Js63.-W~. tine v0s
dsrssned feeling that being and have s~ea sreaal
brneded by pr ROWE ty hts rratn~st for Catsvvh An1
believing IN he the most pracabo method Of ireames1
recommend those similarly afflicted 70 avail themselves 81
The New York herald., 1863-11-28

Disaster 70 the Steamer Telegrs pm Ne. 3.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 27, 1S63
Tns steamer Telegraph No. 8, bmud from Cairo 10 hem
phis, sank at Osceola Monday. She had four thou
sapd sacks Of government grain board and number
q passsosers Three negroes drowned. Two OF
ths sealded. There casualties among
chs passengers. The vessel lies with feet OF
1n hse lower decka she will doubtless DO rAlsod.
The New York herald., 1863-11-28
ni..s Ms.sins .. wall street.


meeting held In frces Of the Custom House, 10
Wall street. a thrss O'Clock yesterday tsroocn 70 pro-
mote the Interest of Supervisor orsoa Bunt the rrnb
can candidate for Mayor. The gathering no, very
large very enthusiastic the part Of the sudIenoe
One Of the balconies Of the Custom House served tho
purpose OF platform for the speakers, and the people
occupied the street and sidsvsiks below.
About three O'Clock n. punctaaliy the meeting was
called TO ordsr by exAdsrmaa Tucker. Who pomrated
Mr.. John Austin Stevens cbairmsa Mr.. made
Blunt, and then introduced Mr Vim Curtis Neyes the
frst speaker. Mr.. Noyes delivered himsef of loog
address.
General Carey. a ONO, vas next INTRODUCED. and es.
tersaiped the msetns fos hour with humorous
speech fol- Of mecioscs Snd jokes Hs remarks we're
irrepressbe oonfsct the ccoseripson, Jsn DAVIS tie
devil ard ID. hethodists
General ar-y vas followed BY Joe Horie who mafe
speech Two yssvs ago Ia favor o Guntret and yeser
day prodnced hundred aud twertynve reasons why
Blunt should b. elected Mayer.
The mestes Adsarnsd about eve O'Clock IN the sfter
Guntisss Meeting In Hanover square.
meeting wu held ss THREE o'eioek yesterday A',sr.
ternocn, In Hanover square, for tho purp~s Of psens
Nr. c. Godfrey eunsbes move p~omisso,ly before The
public ~ candidate fer ths MsycssIty f Sev Yors.
few brs,sssa ~ers stand erected IN the middle
Of the squsrs sa< 90 sodsscs scsrcsiy ssodfsc and
fbs meeting called 10 ordev NJ Mr. George ". Nc
J~as. Who nom aated Mr. z y HFv~n . Chsirmsn
s-sts~ I" r~~cl. ttsas we're rcd N fsvw q rr Coo
theS for our n~xf MAJOR, steR vk1sA hf. nco<i~e "
1oenlosn made lsrstsy s11sepl
n meeting ssou sf'ev ea@s " csnss
The New York herald., 1863-11-28

Henry Rankin 2,i soush Fourth street OF TensA
street Williamsburg, ID.
The New York herald., 1863-11-28

~1seunno Jon HooxEa" p Fighting Joe has
bssa proving again that general who may be
unequal to he handling OF great army may
DO wonders at The hsad OF an army corps.
The New York herald., 1863-11-28

Chtidren's Le9gtngs. In All Their vsa
ret styles and kinds be found at CANTRtLLH ~
Broadway between nie,snsh and Twelfth streets
The New York herald., 1863-11-28

Abrm N. Kirby srrrr,hry MontAnt Pre Insurance. Comp
pAny. 10 Crton street, BROOKLYN.
Danei Van VOORHEES, Ryersou street. near svesuA
Vr
The New York herald., 1863-11-28

The Splendid Victory for Grants Army at Chat
tanooga-Carture Of Between Five and Ton
Thousand Prisoners and Forty Pieces Of Artil-
lery-General Banks Texas Expedition Maps
Of tho Position-Ths Latest from Charleston
Tho Latest from the Union and Rebel Armies
in virginia-rhe American Neoropolis-Litor-
sturs- Sporting : Agricultural - Theatrical
The Markets, Co., 90.