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and eoiefins further sd'snce ty Ger L'c ir1r-sc.
ticsble M.,pr,-n
tB.Tlss-arhl
Twelve Guns Reported TsLen
Washington. Nor. 81, is I,por'cd ,As crr '-oo-,
eAs:15ed. in ihc as.- CT yesterday ',-s.t .'N .ps.
tt. cro.tins e. thc enemy =: the rotd -. Soy 3
complete iou, And pauic, by the vr0ro4s tA.iinso.
General ffcnth u ,rc--,'ci th,i thc ulmhea
1i'orers ,ken IL much iers.f 'har reported - Gsu
Meidc gen. " aaes sfry have all c-a.'el the ?.
Ysh,unoet. Hsfo-c.s ate uoo un.iciAst I've .'cfn.
20 b. rres. ns on sonef, eng.-c.- cot. TAe emmy
rapid, retrtsins on Cu.p,r,cr
IIeev, Firing UcnrJ, rte.
rGs.,ngtor, Not. Q, M-R p'ft, rccei7ci '-d-v
fo1 n. from, rtprosont iha; nvg fr,ie va boa
= ;.rday .,d tfi' rnorni-s, ~ z, usa o-rl-1rs r.
the lover part q Culrspp r, OFT t,n Kc'y's Fo-i in
the cir c:,on of the unc ion Of the la dan wish tn.
Rip7,hinnoek.
oae hundred and t-rn;y are o~c,ist amor. 80
,hel psisoaer, lus' brought irom tho font m a.
men rcpres ut ~. bat few OF 'h,ir oernrsuioas r.
treated aero.r ne iv,r. sud oir Gcaes command.
ios had badly tn, % e.-.qi on hi' 10 -. IN
te'm 90 unite n fssArins TIE mov 1 .nt on olt part
s' asvins b".n cn, ofth. mos. hs''l,ni md ,ucc,
r., during tho va The epcm 20, pon'o B. I 20 ovef
the fiyer 4 ? city hcA { ;hs'r so,S' f..l a. % our
h,ni' str Gtn. s.izsios, ie'e,i Of IL. r,,t,..
The canpon.dins Nonday cv.nias sa, rs,h.biy
1ea Bufo.d, Hgh. ts;,ric, I'D sonc o. ,e r,5a
oval, vi:h guns, Ia the vicinity Of tho io- BNl,,
n1thcas; Il Gu ? per.
fnforfna ion fscc.y,1 'ora nc 'f-ny - 80 rt'o-
rnno tot . r pI oIs N 81 a.. '.oW Con III
raiios .fu'ti ron the Cont ','o r1 ''-I'. 4 h.,
and r-pot,d that t'At of,,. cpcotr-,tei sui 'u-''
wit, a body - e,v.l-g nta ss,ca tpfr ,,.t 81 i!o
~ G., Ct' 81,
Uut cavalry arc t,p, p,f'.dm cuIrepr-f s'trs is'e.'
scenuu,s, 1,F' - -ar orr ves 90 lIAtl. tn,i r,
Ni''' snc her fnilrs be nj p uio - kervs
iofd. Some y oH- ro1s, we're O. ..a.lr ...'s.
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JEFF, DAVIS AT CHARLESTON.

HIS RECEPTION SPEECH.
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TWO or HIS P0SI,I,NS CAPTURED.
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Rebel Newspaper Extracts.
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Details Of Saturdays Battle.
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tnew, Advancing on Burnside.
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A WC'0 AY IN WtSTssN VA.
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The ReSs.s Dliven Like Sheep.
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SnpplIeSA Guns ard { lors Captured.
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Latest News
rYTELEGRHpH IN 7HE NRw YORK S-v
ihEMY OF TIE POTOMAC,

FARM? OF TIE POTOMAC.
Letter From a sun CORRESPONDENT.
Details Of Saturdays Battle.
Continued az hci Retreat.
Meade's w ht;c army advancing.
A VicloAY IN WtSrEsN VA.
The Rehs,s Dliven Like Sheep.
SnpNliesA Guns ard C. lors Captured.
Lnew. Advancing on Burnside.
Two Or KS P0SIlIpNS CAPTURED.
Sun Mail From Dixie.
Rebel Newspaper Extracts.
JEFF, DAVIS AT CHARLESTON
HIS RECEp llON SPEECH.
Ac.. Ac.. &c.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-03
.sOTEs IL.

Mr.. Solomon stay in ''avcrp9rt being lin ted
A. s.,r,dav li,h. ana as he vii rot visit this
county / = msr.s years, inlmediat application i,
n SO u,e!y a.cessarJ
o-----..-@ Or
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-03

TRE kiCHlss l.cipKSr OF INA 6xA.
soN.-This forenoon On conduct. Ffank
Lyman's trap, coming firm Milwaukee
10 la Crosse We say the ri, nest mis.sk
Of the season. 10 the /, urth seat tack
Of the stove in one 81 he pGssc, ger 6 RI
sat gentlemen snd lady, sweet ard
CURLING n the f,i,y Uues VI olden tima.
His arm encircled ter wai.t in besr-llk
sque,Ztg-c enc hand ioyed with her
rihs- his olher la, d wandered around
her amplitude ard bonnet str ngs like a
lost ch'd in berry patch, seeking =
place to rest, and is eyes were 6xed on
tie lace Of b.s fair conpan on with All
The earnestuess OF Romeo. In shor,
they we're the observed o, all obssr crs.
IL the first teat back OF the couple allud-
ed 10, sat = den are looking LADY,, natur-
aliy interested 10 the display Of affection
~ from, of her, SD natural and touching
Wien the cars entered he tunnel the
gentleman was standing ~ the .tove for
moment. When part way through, and
While ali was dark a. night, he CROPPED
hrs way back-aud just as the train be-
gan to emerge into the least glmmer Of
light, was yell which started the entire
load OF passengers. The poor fellow b adj
gore one seat too far back, bad seated
himself in tie wsong seat, aud was try
ing bis best 10 kIss the demure ladv, " ho
couldn't see it! He lit ont in hurry,
ard with the mo-, sheepi.h look We ever
saw, took his place beside the erl while
the spectators were couvuised with
lauehtcr.-La Crosse Ueryn.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-03
MEDICAL
Jfore TaluaNe Adn Gold i!
BRY.sv,yLIFEP Pills

n RYs.f.Vsy LIFE PILLS.
SCIESCE at last hiss brought 10 Ugh, the true
~ a8i.dofe 81 sickness, and uankisd can find
refuge from Sorrow. Pain ard Disease BY the
csc o bEyAN's LIVE Pills. those who wander IA
depths Of so5rox ,sp iwhsse nervous tenl.eys ment
adds k+eoes anguish 10 every i'll of secomes,
as il were. blessed With q new existencc. The
esou ~ Of fate, somhre in their huee rob away
the stars % hope enc by erse from the deer
fecesses of the soul tears Of anguish and grief
are changed to smiles OF 10y, and the rainbow Ct
peace arch its spiendor Ger the raging waves q
sarkoess: and whilst this wonderful change 10
effected, there 10 no secondary action 10 leave
weakness in its train Or bsi effects upon the MIND
or body. The nervous hypcchon need no
longer resort t. Opium. Morphine, Liquors other
s:img ants to oIevn the cares of Tito. BKYAS's
Ligg PILLS perfect substitute; they regulate
tho Stomach, Liver ADD biiary secretions, tue
defsn geinees Of which - the chief cauae of Ser.
ycuspess, Headache, DC. To the desfonjlng the
are 0! tle value. they relieve Tie mi
aud bring 10 ii such visions CT untold srteudo
that lima gnation stands aghast, bod they reT0
IL Joys tha. lifts them up To the b Shest aItitId
Of be ppiness ethey spread tho soft wing. OF he.t
and the dove of peace to the bosoms o the wre.-
cheJ, sni warm the cold hearted with the Ere Of
o. ieni love.
Inc Poet i. INSPIRED With thoughtsof bri,iancy
The Orator with words Of fire.
The ssijier wi'h indomitec!e courage.
The ;cholsr wish new ana brilliant ideas
The Inventor with bright conception If noble
iiscoveres. Bkyas's LIr8 Pals are a universal
servins. owning equsl over. Aaping the barriers
CT prejudice ari curing like nagis Gil cases Of
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-03
IMPORTANT To LADIES'

tcts|Cfs EFs ! " LhEtES
GREAT ERlCAN REMEDY
Ir. E.gservcy'n
C:,son ct Il er:nai female Piiis.
~ HIGH HAVE NEVER YET FAILED
when the directions have been strictly
followed in removing difficulties arising from
OBSTRUCTION OR SToPPAGE OF NATURE,
OF in restoring the stem to perfect health when
suffer ng frou special h.ectlans, frolapsus tteii.
the Whites, or o.acr weakness Of the Uterine Or
gar.s. The Pills are perfectly harmless ID
eons,itu icn. AMI nay b. taken by the most de-.
ica,e female without causing 6ist. ess at the
san. time g. CT lilxz- ~-a-.- =. ~---
:, .teun to a esthy coDd:tion,and b bringing On
on the montn.y period OF regularity, Il"
.aa..er from what cause toe obstruction may
arse. They should however NOT he taken the
first three or four mon bs OF pregnacy. though
ssfs stany other time. a. mi ariage would be
the result. Fac n hex contains 60 pills. Ptice 81.
Lr Bdroc,'s Treaties diseu-es y Fencles,
i,coHo.cg, Aiscnrriagc. Ba,rrnne es Siertl:-
ty, Repatriation ara 4bas. Of Mature,
aod en,phatically the LADIES' pRivA-g MEDICAL
ADVISER, pamphlet OF 81 pages, gent tree TO ny
ADDRESS. six cants required 10 pap postage.
Tho Pills and book will be sent by mil,
deatialy, VII ell desired, securely sealed, aud pre-
paid on reraip. Of money by
J. BklAN. II. D., Genera, lgeat.
10 Cedar-street, New York.
Sold by sll the principal Druggists
Smi q Dryer. = holeai Agents, Chicago.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-03

Nh. LiScoLs's Last S.oRY.--"ft wes
M business" says his Exc llercv, "to
guide the plow, While M a,sittaut, to
the beet oi Bis abiliy, with a two hand
cd hickory. KEEP. 0 d Davv in notion.
We wee al creeping aong, old Davy
taking oar blows ADD our abuse, wien
suddenly he moved eff Al he pace of a
voung col, just bu, 10 tire harness.
:" hats the mater" inquired. oh
said my brother, ''it's a great big horse
fl, fastened on Old Dary', mex /; shall |
dive him of?' NO 10, said /, as long
as be Keeps OLD pssy & ,iny a, ihIs rate,
lei the horse fly alone. With his ASST
lance We shall get heap OF work out OF
old Davy. % it IS with Mr. Chase.
The next Pres d-ncy ia The horse.f,
and it make the patriotic Secretary az
lively 1t IL. work as old Davy. Lot the
hoise.fly alone"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-03

- Tie "bload arrog,' v ieh the En-
gii-h papers tell rs wa. affixed to Tn.
rebel ranr, SIMPLY indicates possession
ny her majesty. |, Is a gove'nmen,
mark, so newpat in The shape of 40 al
row lead, which is s,a,npe1, cnt, o, 9TH
crw.e fixed IN I'll I'D materials w.. d
in Her u ] sp'- shis,r docky ard, in
,rdrr t, prevent emit, zzieme't II Royal
naval stores. TIE ma K vas assumed II
The ume # The Eiward-, tHhen III. ar
row vas co.sid'r,G the most powrTfp.
weapon Of attack rs dnt,s ing tie
pro- cfly e IA Il Z. To o- found IN
rosses,,cn O sny property thus ~ ''ked
is criminal ifvnse, Punishable with a
heavy FIVE.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-03
e3J. Passage d e0Wcsd S2J.
BY THE
Atlantic Royal y at Steam Navigation Co
&c Al WAY LiNE.''
The Glasgow and Cork Lin,
HE LIVERPOOL AND CORK LINE.
AsD THE
GU A0 n 1 n g to N Lin e
OF SAILING PACKETS.

- TIE srdersig,ei are prepared TO issue GER
49, tes Of p,ssage ty tue shove Lines TO
bring out passengers from Greas Britain
nd Irel nd, to any part OF the uited Staiss NJ
Britsh Provinces, at the lowest rates. For full
ioio.na 10 ag.!y to ~AsLs 4 SsAgLz, % Bread
wy, n Y. liza n CLIFFORD,
agl5 dsmi First National ;ank, davenport
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-03

NEW MEDICAL DISCOVERY FOR THE
IN PERMANENT CURE or
Gonorrhea, eject. CI ethrai Discharges, Impo.
tchce. Seminal Weakness, Nj. h;iy missions,
incpn,iuence. Genital Debility aui lril-
tepiiiiy, travel. Structure ard aifcc-
,ions of ,hs kidney Diaader,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-03
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MA NJ HOOD
ANDTHY
igor Of ktONth SsCstl red
IN Fors wEhYs Ey
NR pICnRI,S ES.AEN1k DE LEI 1

Dr.. nicorJ iot PARIS after years OF earn, It so
Icitaton Las at iength aceeaed to the urg mt re-
quest OF the American pubic, and appointed an
agent in Ncw York for the sale Ut his vainf d and
highly rrzed Esseucc Of Lite. Thls wonderful
agent will restore Manhood to Tie most shattered
constitutions. whether prising from excuses. the
effects Of climate, or na:urs causes. The time
required To- cure tbs most tnvetofate case Is four
weeks 4, ard If used according 'o printed II struc-
tioas which are very sim; ie failure Is impt sib'e.
This he-,esto5ing remedy should I've tabeN y al
about to many. AS it's effects are permalt t.
is nj know ed ed bv the modi al press to tit
creates. discovery ever made. Its dew ,p x
noyors are mir acuions Success in every SO is
A. cert lin as that science oycr;hruws ign ante.
Dr. hicord q r ssehce ci Liseiss"id in cas- WIKI
III, lnstuc i, rs Tor nse 50. fuu guam its in
one 10, 20 and i'll be sent to any part, c4 fu iy
,sckcd - ,ecei ut os &c N.It nee his acc dit "a
AGENT. Pt:D IL kO'.@ NJ. "a! broop ct
ag2i-i6wly One door st 'r,aiw, + {.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-03

An English paper has heard of "Lor G
John" Wentworth, ard SAYS: Mr.. Went
worth, men Der Ct Congress for dis
tic, in Illinois, is so tall that, when he
addresses the PEOPLE, instead of mount
ing stump, a. is usual III; the West,
they have TO dig hole for him to stand
IT." Another paper, which goes the
Whole ticket against Nj. Wentworth,
po.l,ely observes that "they dlg a hole
f,r him, not because he Is tai but because
ne never teels a, home except wien be
is ub to bis chm ia drt.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-03
Nervousuess, Emaciaticn, Hysteria,

GSfVOuEuess, LM4clRtiCA, 0Jslcll8,
Low SPIRITS, WANT or ENERGY EPILEPSY.
They IRE o soyerica relneay IoY the Headache,
ana in i.:i, ali diseases, no matter what their
names, tha. haye al oTig'nin Hsr1oas derange
n .nt OF tae >tou arh AM Liver, ara knowing no
such W. ri all their march is onward AMI NJ
war 10 pees-ctlor. They operate ss Hid "a
tbaftic. riTTg the sy.tela from ali eocutnula-
sols Of acid matte, and are adapted lcr ali ages
end constitutions.
few doses vii IL hi up tle es es with b-ilisn.
cy. i1a pax ,ch glow II beanty the cheeks fiji
tie s1rl With esiroy, sn3 triag me beauties Of
iae uIkn9sn rof4G Gown ~ lltEthiflti They
all add ,lumpness 10 the form free The skin iron
al implies and eiaptiup3 AID leave the mind and
bedy elst. and fright "a fairy cfsam.
Melancholy .nd giooia7 antcipa.,ons ara dis
pc!'ca eni tie demon of Emu ia bali -htd
LcsI Of Power ard I,nrotcnc. yields before
Il EN- "a he dew before tbc rising sur.
Ueoih;ated Persons yerewei III strength
and gor under their magic ina ,onces, ana they
are c. abie Of aiu 81 income i'ahie endurances,
which causes . lew lite to dsFa uIen them.
tAey ~ ssess the fo.sT II pfo&rcilg sleep IS
reac. U! It's i,F.u:, and u iu...ag pain like
chains fYoE, be isud ii spirits.
Rheumatism, Neuralsia. falpitaticn Of the heart
aus Prostration is entirely cured " use Of hem.
They rival to cuinine, az gtnefel tonic
ard Tor tt . cure OF Chiils and Fever
Tie perrtcious habit CT Opium eatiry ard
DIAM drinking is overcome y ine use Of them -
The MS EN- is changed under thn, ma. &c iniu-
egcea AND the i9.i intulse Y i'll no longer exist
The .hspi:t,d become holefal, the de.pairi.s
iIarpy. tbe nesvl u s.Iing into elastic lite. fhe
weak assume n.1 stIens H. ne ant1or atd
speaker sch reeey rev :oeas. aui The zen Is
x;f,cd with q sEiI thA. entrances he World.
The Soitier tO'gess tbs wesr.Eess o, MS march
and endowed with almost suPe natursi endurance.
The Mechanic il raised {, the HI hest pinnacle,
and idabuea With the spirit e unialiing energy.
sold by all Druggists, in soses, % cents eae !;
and in large Boxes, con;ainin" ; email 81 each.
They viii o. sent by mail, prepaid, or receipt
Of tb7 rnuns7 by ma proprietor,
} Bki An, n. J.. - eaar ST. New FORK.
Smith d Dwyer. r uics .le Agents, chicago.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-03

This firm il ia " receisias thcir goods and
vi Il pc ep5n for tho omm ia ion OF customers
in = fewdays, Of winch due notice Vii DO given.
Oct. so DIT
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-03
s0-ksarsseerehiE, Notice.

.-OTICE + rEREBY GIVEN TEATCHAS
"A y SrgAErYk su4 Il Il SHROPSHIRE hsv.
en- red into to-psrtn.rshiD under the Il m name
as = re ffk n rUhOl ~ l., for he prr
nos, o, C srrylne or a = hces4le and netsii No
or business, in the ci'y If avenport, iowa.
DAVE PORT, October s0th, ls63
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-03

Provost General Fry has discovered
mistakes in respect 10 the qnota OF troops
due tom New York state. tie SAYS
thai GO,37s Is lie correct quota under
tie pr1ul analion issued on tn. ! eth inst.
lie adds that the m'si ate NAV have
arisen by making sub divisions OF Che
quota, aod says, besides, that the State
~as deficient. on the Eth irst, A.
ti57 men so that 70 avoid a rev draft a
lOs.Ce5 volunteers are to be raised
before January.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-11-03
ESAtks, " ARE.

The undersigned beg leave
To call the attention OF the
public n I'll tie "a :stle in par.
licuiar to their comp lete
and well assorted stock Of
SHELF g. HEAVY HARROW ARE,
cosMpri.ins cverythinssuit-
ed to I he JObbing Trad: Of
the West.
mavios uncqualcd lat ILL
ties for purchasing II ON
Manufacturers direct. we
st.akl keep our stock con-
slaMxly up 10 tsse reg, rc-
meats OF ts.e country, and
Offer hoods at
i, - ~" =, II r. Rxg Il =
aud be,lcr terms than my
other House i'm the rras!e.
Ar early cali is resp ct
fully solicited.
Orders bs mail receive
pyOisaist attention.
lfl I Err 4 WALSH,
40. 2 LESLIE > BLOCK, FROST ST
nss
The New York herald., 1863-07-13

the residence o. bis parents No II Powers street, W"
hamsburg. <,n..
WoopRCn-on Saturday July II, wnIlAx wecpnur,
NJ the 72d year Of hs age kind husband and ndasens
The funeral services wiz be performed IN g. John
church, IN varck street near IAight this Mondayl
ing, eleven O'Clock. The relatives and frenas q n
family and the friends Of kis sons William ChrsuAn
B., Reuben O., James E.. Francis and Of his eon m
law, Thomas y. Weaver, are respectfully invited S ~ ~
tend without further Invitation. His remains VIII 10
Inferred In Greenwood Cemetery tt9
YERBuRr-0n Sunday, July ~, suddenly, aiter yssy
brief illness CHARLES ALBRT EDWARD YsRBuRr tne eac
Of Charles and Mary Yerbury, aged years, months
and IL days. -. .u
.In the midst Of life we are In DEATH OF whom may
seek for but Of Thee, Lord VINO, our
art greatly dspleased."
The New York herald., 1863-07-13
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

AcxEssos- T.sssa.y ,ys1S S..s me ss rest
xnr -. IL OF Hack n J., v ANNIE T., daugh
tsr u John A Isiriskls Esq, Of New Bridge No
cards - v~,.... .. Y,~rA - An.
Rev. Father Brady M Jous Ikvoro, q Aemphh, Ten
nssses, 70 Mrs hARit M snwAE1. o. snS aiy A.. Rev
r. Cook rector Of the church OF 81. John the Evan
scst THonAs EAcER 70 GToRGASsA DrRrEE only daugh.
Scr Of Edward g. Cooke Esq a Of this city, Newburg,
N Y. papers, please copy
FRADlxY--EYLm--On Sunday, June 20, BY the Rev.
Albert r. Hunt, Mr. T. FRADLxy, Jr., 70 Miss MARIA y.
EYIEs Oldest daughter Of samuel and Elizabeth Eyles all
Of Brooklyn. Newport, r. !. papers, please copy
RIcHApns-WKNTwoR1H. Thursday, July y, 81 the
residence Of the BRIDES father by Rev Moses Baou,
DANIEL w. RICHARDS, 70 SARAH c. WENTWORTH No cards.
The New York herald., 1863-07-13
Excunsros..

rsrct RsfVN 10 THE ylsnfso htkSs .-erE1 sbptT
H. EfAfhs isLAsDNH. NAIt = ffN ~
- tisfl.g rsass sssfy 80 .tsfa 80 - -
sip 7. Ans Twsansts sigs.f spfw mTs -
sfrsfa ~ Ftat NJ fpsN ~ htFrlt tf8Ns -
Y.fe fgs sss4fsdt 80 ~ *tWsH@ teih ~ .
ts1sis. A., fNfaisss1 80 ta~sA
v,tspfxa p.wgs -srFAsgH sAKfLaNb lsat2s -
fes SO sI - ~. 49, w. NJ ~ ssly site.{ Isl
ssasy. sf.. grs svas 'sf'siA~fSs. ~s-ssst"
~ kyesd
The New York herald., 1863-07-13
MATCHES. JEwrLa,, sc.

4 rrysftok -fug YrTREsF #tLfE RAID ~
~ l3sh, fF bsnraas - af .tf - - y - tfr
- - ~ 49,. ~ tospfR 30, pa1srs rs,ss'.
az ssass~sT. Hassrf s"f't Atf@sa' tfshfh 40
ysfusr sg@tsa.
r.fasuwue ON 4oED NsD NLfbR-ET optNp
ID A. IsJtgN Asnlrh ~ heee-sr vhf'f ~ -
-. 49, FaHs.tt w pFr es1A 49,
slt.. e.4. f JNn Mf0 m WAtn8@ds 81 uHM as stfsg
80. ..Fagss - - tAss cttss spois stttangs
W.rsfs r. ~ lssfaAas leeasr daasfs Ntg fNsss =
.isA. n Isfss go ffs h~a>As ~ Va kfhs.i uff =
49,
The New York herald., 1863-07-13
DRY GOODS.
7 kinney i

A KiSzKYs x,onrn ,,vr,
ctr.p,xo -, 4 HEAP STORE.
IN ooSsgoupSop TlE W ENTIRE STOCK
tbUN WORTH or I.ACFe fnnIinfnIRfFs
hibboNs, FLoMERs STRAW I,Tr1Da LACE
snAAwLs MANIiLLAs, HOSIERY GLOVES,
- ffFry CENTS on THE DOLLAR
FEARFUL SACRIFICE IN TnE
,,,,,n, ,u.o,,, 49,, EMbRoIpFRY DEPARTMENT
NEEDlEWoRk COLLARS, lc. s.. O., 10
RIAL CROCHET COLLARS, Sc
REAL LACE COLLARS, u, &c, 49,
NEEDLKwoRk FIOuNCINGs, s., &c, &c l2e
HUNDREDS Oh SKIS, gDc, 3oe, w 20 ~
THOUSANDS or Wells, Dc. l2c., 10 o. ~
BLONDE LACHs lo vn
- :, -. .e. LINEN LACEs, lc ~.
GOODS MUST BE SOLD
STRAW BOENET5, c.
RTKAW BOkNEIs ooc 10 -
Shakers AND BLoOMEks, DC to 2c
BLOWERS, e, 90, q, s., spray
SILK ILLUSIONS. o. aud up.
BONNET GRAPES l2jec aud up.
RIBBONs, CLOSING, % Sc a..
RIBBoss CLOSING, g., &C., lee.
CLOSING SUN UMBRELLAS
v,r,n, .re,,, AND rAkAsoLs e'c' 7ss' &c. and w.
ENTIRE sroex Slas2b IL 70 5ur WHOLESALE OR RETAIL
uLosTNG IoT or CLARKk's COTTON. So
EXCELLENT 200 YARDS COTTON, Be-
CLOSING CROCHET SPOOL COTfOkS, &C.
CLOSING thLNch sPooL CoITohs. ic.
PINS lc PAPER. uvp
SKIRT BRAIDs. &c
sKRIN SILKS. for le
The New York herald., 1863-07-13

sTEAABOATs.
AoENisG LirE ron PgFEEgfLL -.rnE AuR0R,
lU ss 80 JAY sifsst rfsr asy. ~fapst s1tsfr@r -
a I@nSsa tcssnss ltssfioss tvbts FsfV Ffses
rrT hrx Havsrsffew. CfassI ftfnf anf VET sseA .
Ioass@s To- 10 prsssna ~ f~ert<D stree
aGoRsIsG BOAR yoR ofIx coEg AsD hnsLiN
bsss- tsst xg sysv nersas - ~ eeio>s As1gfasns.
ksvss scsJ& rs
The New York herald., 1863-07-13
NJ lSICAI..

A MAGNIFICENT SEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD
n PIanoore, entirely new, and stool made ~ eele
brated city warranted for tive years containing
ali modern improvements. oyeIsIun. baa scoloped
having two pianos and having for bat viii sell u
S2s together with the stools the original grre $50
This ID great bargain. Can be- Al iS5 Last Tenth
stIoet. New York
The New York herald., 1863-07-13

DLUnsgRs, Arrysrfow--rHy totRsgysi y
rlan ssr r,rssetiss sylsl 40 ~ ysn.s.tt II ~
yrfniy ~ tb's ety. rslnss*f " 8fteuf
hes ~ is B.wsrt o. sohdsy ssles Jsiy ~ Al hs f-s
geio<s t-Tts ~ la ga,n ftss = ftsty fsssff
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-11-12

- = = = = - - -
cn.np AoArSsT VULCAN LANGUAGE.
rh,,s i much connection between the
xords and thoughts. as there Is be-
sveen tse thoughts and sciions. The
i.,tey are not only the expression Of
~ fornef. but fheJ havess power to
rssct upon the soul and ieass tbs stain
Of thsiF soFruption thefs-kypung
man Who sllows himself to utter one
vulgar or profane word, has not only
shown that here is q foul spot IN bis
mind, but By the utterance Of that word
he extends that spot and innames II
till. by indulgence, it will pollute and
ruin The whole soul. Be careful oi
your words as well as your tboughts:-
If you can control the tongue so thai
no improper words are pronounced by
it, Won will soon be sble. also. to con
troll the mind, and save that from cor
ruption. You extiDguish the FIRE by
smotbering it, or by preventing bat
thoughts from bursting out into Ian
guaee. Never utter a word anywher.
which YOU would be ashamed to speal
in the presence OF the most refined ie
male, or the most religious man. IT;
this practice little while. and you WI
soon have comnsnd of yourself.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-11-12
HrLArr cArrAlr WElls.-In /

TIE LATE CAPTAIN WELLs.-In the
course Of the funeral sermon, preached
by Rev. DR.. Trimble, in the NJ. E.
church on the death of the late and Ia
mented Capt. Wells. of this city,
who fell gallantly iyhting in the
great battle Of Chicamauga, DR..
Trimble alluded to the following incl
dents attending the captains fall: In
the course Of the fight the regimental
colors of which Capt. Wells company
were the bearers, went down by the
fell Of the brave soldier who bore them.
The captain sprang forward to the res
cue of the Gag. and himself fell
mortalIy wounded. His men at once
came to bear him back, when the dy-
ing bero cxclalmed-"Lesve me.
boys, and save the AagT They did
not leave him, but they "saVed the
lagp" His men placed him at the
foot Of a tree, where he was soon
alterward found gazing upon the
daguerreotype Of his wife and two
children, which he wore in his bosom
and while the life. blood was flowing
forth, and the death damp was coming
on he breathed forth his last farewell
to those objects Of his love and manly
devotion.-Ohio State Journal.