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The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1863-01-31

GEN MILRoY ORDER.u following order
from Gen, Milroy has created quite Il sensation
among the F, +, V, in Winchester and vicinity:
FREEDOM TO SLAVES.
Whereas tho President OF the United States did,
on the fist day Of the present month, issue his
proclamation declaring that all persons held as
slares ip certain designated Mates and parts Of
States, are, and hepceforpard shall be free and
that the Executive Government Of the United
States including the military and naval authorities
thereof, would recognize and maintain the freedom
of said porsonsi and whereas the county ot Fred
erick is included in the territory designated by the
proclamation of the President iu WHICH the slares
should become free, therefore hereby notify the
citizens of the city of Winchester, and of said
county, Of said proclamation, and Of my intention
to maintain and enforce the same
expect all citizens to yield ready compliance
with the proclamation Of the Chief Executive, and
admonish all persons disposed to resist its peace
tul enforcement that upon mapteSipg such dis,
position by acts, they will be regarded as rebels
in arms against the lawful authority Of tho Fed.
eral Government and dealt with accordingly.
All persons liberated BY said proclamation are
admonished to abstain from all violence, and in-
mediatey betake themselves to useful occupations,
The officers of this COMMAND are admonished
and ordered to act in naccordance with said proela
nation and to yield their ready operation in its
enforcement, r, H. MILRoY,
Brighten Commanding,
HMehesier, Jan. 9th, 1869.
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1863-01-31

STARLIGHT FIEw.-Among the many oddi-
ties OF orpheus C. Kerr there are numerous beau-
ties of sentiment. Here is one:
stepped aside 10 give place to the conservative
Kentucky chap, who had just been denouneiHg the
message to the Mackere chaplain in the tent, and
was greatly outraged by the chaplain's response.
1t seems, my boy, that he had abruptly address
ed the chaplain, and says he: Iffhe message wants
to make the nigger equal to the conservative ec-
ment by implication, hereby announce that Ken
lucky considers herself much offended. fight for
that flag" says he holly, pointing to the national
standard-ssI fight for the stars that flag, to ait
the cause of the white man aloae, and with the
black man Kentucky viii have nothing to do what
ever.' . ......
The chaplain looked dreamily at the flag, as il
atched the sky above him, and says he:
6 For men Of your way Of thinking, my friend,
that banner should bear sun rather than the
stars.
"lIem!' says The kentucky chap. sHew sof'
sWby,'' says the chaplain grayely, ssbcneatls
the stars aiuuc, you cannot tell black man from
white man. The master and slave Of the broad
noonday are equal under the stars for il the suis
shines upon the one working that the other may
b. idle, the gentle planets of the night MAKE
master and bondman of one hMe and perfect equals
in Natures own Republic-starry Night. The bali
ner for you my friend should bear the suI to show
that it is but for day"
The conservative Kentucky chap came away
swearing, my boy.
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1863-01-31

The OATH OF AlLEGIAsCE.-Senator ARthaay,
of Rhode Island, administered a very pointed re-
buke recently ta thos, Senators who complain
because some of those imprisoned since the rchell-
ion broke out have had to take the oath of aegi-
ance in order to obtain their liberty, Said the
Senator:
Ell cannot understand why any citizen should
refuse to take the oath of allegiance when called
upon to do so BY competent authority, Were it
not that IheaE gentleman upon the other side whose
Dyalty 90 not question say that they would not
do it, sacua say that no loyal American citizen
could refuse to take it, A Senator on the oppo-
site side Of the chamber asked the other day,
Would yon take the oath of allegiance ON com,
pulsioss@ Sir, would take it any way and every
day, as often as anybody wished me to take it.
would be willing to- take 1t three times a d.y as
grace bsfore meat Indeed, think there is no
form of expression in the language, except the
Lor<sprayer, that an American citizen can oitener
take with advantage to his souls health than an
oaf& to support thf Constitution Of the United
Sta$es.
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1863-01-31

The widow Of the late Sir Samuel Norwich,
the linea representative of his house is still liv-
ing in Kitterng aud earns livelihood by Washing
She is very poor and very ignorant, not having
received any education> Her husband, Sir Sam-
uel Norwich, for many years lawyer in Khtering,
was the eldest son Of Sir John, who died in the
parish work house, This poor scion of the old
race had the manners and bearing of a perfect
gentleman, His father also named John, was O
pelsioner under the Montague faaly. He was
the brother of Sir William, who had lost the Ramp
ton estate BY gambling, The present heir of the
family, SIR William Norwich, IS now in America,
where he is said to he doing WELL
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1863-01-31

sOLp HcLDRAsr, THE Murfreeshoro CORES,
pondent of the Chicago Times writes; 1t is afact
not heretofore published that oa the night Of
Tuesdays battle, prominept Geaerals supposed
Gen. Rosecrans would retreat, He never enter
tanned such an idea, After the rebels were gone
be was complimented for his tenacity. "Yes'
said he, & suppose you kaow Bragg is good dog,
hnt Holdfast is a better" They will fight for him
now eSep more gloriously than hefWe.
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1863-01-31

WHY TIE SOLDIERS ARE NOT PAID Secretary
Chase, in answering q resolution from the House,
says that the soldiers have not been paid because
he is not authorized to raise the loan by practica
bic methods under existing laws, and that the five
twenty bonds have not been sold because they
could not be under the restrictions imposed by
Congress. Hesays the arrears of army pay amount
to treble the sum he can raise By the existing act,
exclusive of that providing for the five-twentes.
The original act providing for their issue provided
also for conversions into them of any multples Of
fifty dollars United States notes, at the pleasure Of
the holders and permitted sales only at the mar
ket rate, ascertained from the daily quotations Of
the New York sales. Had the supplemental act
passed, omitting the conversion and market rate
clauses, the difficulty would have been avoided.
As it is, acting in accordance with the letter and
spirit Of the law, he (Chase has made no sales, ex
cepting to the amount of twenty-four and half
millions in that mode. Had the expenditures been
less or the military success greater more might
have heeu sold There has been obtained since
July l, from all sources $2s7 800 6l8 exclusive Of
receips from customs, &c. making the total
1926 900 900 in round numbers.
hoe haon maid
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1863-01-31

M0TICE.-GE0. ". ATWOOD, & CO., desire to avail
IN themselves of this method to inform their friends snd
the public at Port Royal that they loading the
schooner Jessie A. Woodhouse in New York with large and
wesesced stock Of Merehandize adapted to the wantsof
the Military Naval and civil population Of this district.
and large proportion of them have been purchased
Auction or cash. they respectfully invite attention to their
stock,
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1863-01-31

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE u 3. TAX COM.
IN missoners for South Carolina are prepared to
receive the taxes real property in ST Lukes Parrish
s. c. at their office in Beaufort S. c. at any TIME within
sixty DAYS from this date.
4. D. SMITH, \
We WORDING. :. Commissioners.
WM. HENRY BRISBANE, J
Dated ut Beaufort 8 c., November 25th, 1884
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1863-01-31

E beg to inform the people Of this derrtment Of re-
" cent full addition to assortment Of Military Goods.
Watches, Clocks Jewelry &C.. &C., which offer at rea.
sonabe prices. DOUGLAS, STEELE co.
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1863-01-31

Hinehesi&, Jan. 9th, 1869.
The New York herald., 1863-09-10

proof., and 10 attending 20 mu,ae = epgrerng iob'
of a miscellaneous character. Leat & u. SITTER :" ihe
Engineer corps. and captain .rae1 a serreis Engineers
nave been conssuty du,y rendering e1cent ssrfis'
and ng greatly the progress y Tho siege
Ihe regiments infantry which furnished tn woTklng
parties during nSsc operations have eorpc u'omselses
throughout tho oAing4su aith grc1t credit ihsfs y
the honor u having bogod day after day aUd gbi aler
night ana often without arms tbe hanos under .Ba
arc o. lie enemy The r7unh AMI seventh New iIamp.
shire the N.nh Nalna and tie lny fourth Mhtsscbu.
se,,s conpri.e the iroost wbieb have beou MT cou.
.p,aaoua II lbs d.iy. iiousb newy cy,ry regiment a
tho ON mani haa cortri5gel eaiols the
bntdlng n the bt'erses,
arn fryyft Ash reAr uwN 10.
T.s.cul credit 4as 10 tue ono iiuudE. an 500 iak
Volunteer ,oIoas rands 80 Thwd Sea ulmGth.re
yo,anteers, capt Rend.stl, and lie lsny hu pesssyi
vanla Volunteers is4esatt ,o.oNa Farsaace hseelly
kUeD. ~ thcr .sreo. ths sresal gaa'd 4 e a..
yansol treuoLr. slIce ttc hsgnrinr X its sese Acy
have bseu sxtasgrly tat aa a0 tbs fAo that ihay
have laat nearly enesean y ther namisf, sluu tus
pat uaatb shqva loe pIiaet "a. bssr Their tssk
IN this letter hayo a'toapsei ~ eascy same doa <
the i.borr perforoeGsby ,ha army Ihelr smk &C.
o0mpi..ed sbeh sgraicr waa reduced fortnight Ago
wny the uyper porton * thD sland ssuogndsi - 80
on three sides W wA,ey n nayiysb's def,b hss nj
been lavettei BIZ iLs Iron cla:s qnetian 90 fr
ssf u snawer. II ~ Knows he rsssen Aduifsi fahi
gren may n hls ova good tnne s'ys y y th~ publo
The New York herald., 1863-09-10
81. oses, g. ss~ysr's Dssps tsh.
soAms Imlsp, n s~yt. =. -,

ofs&k4NAH Nses THs 10 nrH f~Tswf.
Inc comparative qai.s which has for sorno tine felsa
on Morris i.iaaa has given ~sy y opors,Fos q M
,e,,ye and stlrrns cAArater and tho rebos being
,apaly pszLsd 10 ~ sail r a. ibsy afs ~,tln Gen
Gqlmore's reach u boks to-day - though wo might
,s.souably srr4cl The rcfgctNn n rort wagner -.
th.n forty egh, hours matters sosross fsyoraby
:, ,h.y have tho past t~eniy fogr hsvs BIT uie tine
"a ss,aa Tie oEeraions snos ths tih ibsi steamer
assrp.tisily soes North m short tim.
c.rrrpr ~ rrrsYas
"a rraay ngh q ihs navy sO,luA = aunehss ahi
eaucr. dong duty b@ween uarsson sad Battery Gresg
"a fortmoats snoash 20 take : vAaah@ pgirs a h,s
,s.,ly besn ths duiy ~ Rs armsd uavy bat v
,,ete ~ sshi ~ us .ssfs stevs Nsris
l,.ra 10 cut ~ eItnmgUos, sd Esp.lss
,,os. chAsl-sa % Cfess aad wsgnsr ant 70 w..sn, II
,,~.sss the ssls, x ihs fsbsi sarfa0u - ne ss1a
~. x ,ss Po~hsaas is.sts.s. Is 'easHAns " fiss.
,s,rt Tnssmsae n Inst rrass ssIiessl rs.f ger,
au,.ler IN rrs1.y nlshi, 49, ubAs s.sg.ns svs1.sl
..,eh % al pon. x artroesA fs-x'sf bos' cagifs
from csmfnirp pls' 80 pasNs sy~sGes thsm ~
gys,. !, clvssfah rfegArstsss ssrs las'arfly mtfs
y rstsafs II To su.n ~ss~ ssrt y 4s4r-rs go 80
howi,sss usiaei asss i#r fef,fy A'ntteos hasi n -
asr D. av@H hstik Asig 4 grasssQ ~ a. ansf 800
"a cane qu<slv ae s.d s@fxkisl - t.4faa a ~
fy.uscnass Ils1ssas y $50 rsss tiei, stm n oah
,~rsss aEakspa vtas III hr sst3 Ntsi tMt !.
v.a,rt "a. r..vsts4 $50 t.HF - ~hs1 A..
ns = c.tsfs hEft tw.e "i@i, uss
The New York herald., 1863-09-10
The Fort Again Heavily Bonearded b
The IrOn-CladS,
Ac., &c., &c.


Tho United slates transport steamer City Of Path, Cap
Scars from Charleston bar 9Th inst. arrived at h's
port yesterday morning.
The sicge u Wagner and samter yet going on The
hitter had not surrendered Tho iron eiads and lard sa
sesies bombsrdDs sIonitse and Wagner, and Wsg
nsr bad replied fsrty eight hos. he es,uaies
wore very small.
Our thanks are due 70 hr. Vernon b. Brown, d tho
steamer City Of BATH forwarding late Letters rom
Charleston. eHt
The steamship Daniel Webster arrived at Fortress Mon
yesterday from City Point and reports that Morris
Island evacuated by the rebels. She brought Riah
mond papers 0 the sh INST, which contain Charleston
sslegrams 10 the evening Of the 7th hsone flil day
later than the sdviccs by tho City Of Bath. Tie ata
scas epccsat-d on Monday eresias. TIC 7tt iast.
The New York herald., 1863-09-10

jDsse recently arrived say there n 10 doubt shstv1
thas le PeiN Corbeau has gone 20 the happy h1hnne
grounds His scalp 10 one Of lhe State uopnies - -"
Minnesota capital.
The New York herald., 1863-09-10

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-. .,.,s.. aasrta.e Ifoaa fhssl.sisn. ia. so -
-. !, ~, he .sa sesiogsa ~ 30, ssaris .m.l
s,,.y. ,is 80 ifo1sass .as - q ess. paIsss %
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.s..,.sssr h., p.~s rss.ir~s - siors
-. ,.,.s. y wAssss have Ds~a = a~rcasAl, sus,r
.,.s - ssgfs~sss ~ va' Ss,ss ssmsA>sa.s, a.
80 II - shs- hsiF = shsr issas. rtsv sAsst
:, .ssss -. - ness 81 assiL. 10 re h.s crs,s.i
.saa yssistcay H.erssas "sr nsa v n~i,oaa .sly
- u.r@&vs tss gmfsy.s ssa ssa,
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a. gss = a. rstai -s-s !. ,aA 49,.
ttvs U.s~ Il A~f u '-bA sh19 80 ass sri.s -.,s
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-10

What is the difference between a law
sait and lawer? Sometimes the one
won't lie, but the other always will.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-10
DEMOCRAT & NEWS

| HE Union men in the northern part
OF the State have, as general thing,
become convinced that the Union
League has accomplished oil the mission
1t ever had in that quarter, SO that its
dissolution will be perfectly satisfactory
And It il, therefore, passing away
We can perceive no occasion Tor a " heel
within wheel in the Union organizs-
ton. Indeed, in the nature OF thipgs,
political machine cannot be compli-
Gated, caucus in caucus, and operated
fer any considerable time witt out en-
harrassment. There are evils of the
most grave character, familiar to all wi 0
have read the history Of the past or
studied tho experience of the present
with tolerable degree of intelligence,
that are insepsrable from secret political
associations, however honest the mass OF
those composing them, or meritorious
the objects proposed. The Union
League can hardly, il we are correctly
informed, be called a secret organizs-
ton; but there is an appearance of evil
''oO"' ~ AbN - bptdtiUu OH tHt part
OF its leaders to use it for personal ends,
that it wonld be well to avoid. The
cause of the L mon, OF all in the world,
should stand most boldly 10 broad day
light. 1t does not need the screens and
curtains and the regulated temperature
OF the sick room. If it will not flour
iah in the glare and the storm Of out of
doors, doctorlng indoors will not save
IT. Cincinnati Commercial.
NEW CAVALRY BRIGApIERs.-W no.
ticc the accession Of three new Briga-
der Generals to the cavalry force, in the
persons OF Capt. Merit, Of the 9Th reg
ular cavalry, Capt. Costar, Of Gen. Pless-
nton's staff, and Col. Farnsworth, of the
9Th Illinois cavalry. These are three
dashing and brilliant young officers, who
are thus appointed in violation of red |
tape and regardless Of political influence,
because OF their rare fitness to lead cav
airy. Gen. Pleasanton has said that with
such officers he can destroy the rebel
cavalry, and he will do il. The new
generals are assigned, and are already at
work.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-07-10

Why are the abolitionlsts and rebels
ike the cholera and smallpox Be
cause there is no telling which is worst
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-09-22

COMO NAMED = ol'BSlIIUI ES,
'~1oO. gh'ee Hundred poll,r, viii b. .+iven
Ia zach Apply nj once to CHARLES w. MART,
los aud 10 trankn.,. ~
S0OOlor sah.,i,u,r.' Can a. :, N,.an AZ =,
T'rpm D. SPENCER 60 1917
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rAlLoRESsEs toR CUSIUM

WANTED rAlLORESSES tOk CUSTOM
w Panta.oou. q; lti Atlantic e., ~ tairs, BROOK
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\lrAEIiD-lurENtNMNN cow Mas"
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E(-NNiIp-i NIpDi E-AGtD WONNS
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\AANILp coon STEADY MN Iu
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IA'NNN.p >u"ll BplN WiiOtNN .'.t
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t,t j. ltNkti, %, sri a. More. '''re' "'
NtjANII D. OE3iut ~ LADIES. Wuo
NJ e.. Or. &C., 9 .ft
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m HARNESS hAhkES -NAAlEb \
! D., adv vcurgmsu having general know .gdsH 4
~ t....,.,-s 10 one tNuf mr. tuit rtral .C' AL
T. .-,u. ate OF vHr.e Val be g.S,n. Apr8 - Ito
80, tt- yth ave. Tor dH,s. u
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WANTED.

} OfLNAIORS On SlNGfRS. q Win
~thet osu ms,h,u,s, ~ baistcis, 10 nuishers on
eustoin sud shop psu's, pressmrn Work Nv, Ut.
CAL all tile seek II. Mo,tsi. srkPllkN WAkb.4S
} COLORfD GIRLS WANrED-A COOK
sand cham crmed. Must have good reference.
Apply Is Wet J3d Il. SO
4 GOOD HOUSE CAkrENItES Wanted
y thu. moruins ~ IL Grtcur,. 9p6
~ SMART Atil\E YOI'<G VS.
~ 90 ~. iibcrsl wares p,id Apply 4 p 81
Wn Dom I. :.
Ihh ,LANIID SHIRT uN\l~ N,tf..
W. ct al VI. cons =. 4. re- .,
bnn HANDS WANTED uN N.
wv made flannel II IL Alec ~ ~ .tI... 90
Siu.cf'. machines to work a. he tutu ., t .I.
INirtD STATES SHIRT ~ l'ENWtE Nan
FACTORY, 20 aud !, cannon s., ca. NNtNgf u.
Good r,conmeuds ioue required. Is
1nDn ClDAk MAKERS " An LD--lO
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this d1y at the cloak ranuiaC.ory trar oniIhic,l
ALLEN & PAINE. - Bro,dwat. $50
Chnh RAILROAD LABUkERS WANI-
DOOOed Tor the IonI@y wanna g ntrsl RRct.
Bc,t Ind OF work aud healthy Ga ion. WAGES el,ii
tpt dsv. Free passage, no d,iu,ii!n Inquire ~
Tie cuInpany'a office. No III tircn~ich & liz
60 PER WEEk PAID 10 coon OPE.
sSJrstori on flannel bouecs On Whreltt Wilun',
machine, at Broadw sy Hall. cor lhoadwy sud IA
Il oo.. -
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IYINNliNlN GOLD 49, NJ -. OR :
90 men r,u find .tc1dy employment W tai
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n,'.AERIAGE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
~ ~ ,vS.,l,. t.y. ..,I fai.h4r. and one good
leee, !il App, 1t 80 a4l Is s-er'H, FA.'n street
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~, UDON IOlDEEr-W AHILD GODb
: I1, 'aNle.; r,s,a erl 20 ay On gold, 4" 70.
Tt.NlN'-. 81 Dl.u. %. 10"
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nv IOAS Il WAIST A GOOD PANTS
- ksr 10 ON me 20 make pant' and ve-t4 With ma
M influence Blr. and JUS ON trade. Good ref.
.h'Aei dven md REQUIRED Address, with name and
siSae' ...n, EDWAEU o., box s,T sun o.ace. l0i
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W ANYEsb

ClRLS NAMED TO WQEk " TOW EE
a. - Last l'th Fl, neu ave IL
coon CLOAK HANDS WANTED ALSO
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ClRLS WANrED-IO MAXI Currency !
, holders Or isck,si books, Nut undrr;tand me
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JIAT TRlNNEES WAN ED-Sll.k AND |
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HOUSE rAlNlLhN NNNItU-Ar |
IibL1ORs. 80 Atlantic t. B.ook5u, sod hsut'
I'M TRIMMER, NANrlD--AprLY 70 |
- ~. NNInON, 49, B.osd .... .
IYrENIiNlN GOLD NIl,S--. OR : !
o. n,n c,r find frldy oapo.mrr' 81 tai
va. Thsif 70 81 o'rmt1u"r i'r flsit.'t o.. Do.
\ lors. A.ar HAoiINo, &, 60. il, >or,h
br.'. P'ts.,i i. a.
J.N~IlE~. IhINNNr~. ANptlN,>ULHS
- w'n',9 men Gae ,.a', ra.,d and r".s,l
I 'pIl> lEhRNED To urNEATL on
- -nrHp msca.H e, "A pin.''oon lcncc OIL
| '''' %" Ia &C. ~. y" 49, a.
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SlIl.lCAIeY Y.

A SIBSTIrlrE WANTED. TO WHOM
IA.3pu will b. psd Appl, cor Elm Place snd Nv.
ips,on ii. NruoLlvn 9uI
A SUBSTITUTE WANTED lMMEhl\lE-
WY. To m nhio bodied tile sum ol S.hh wil
~, paid roou he "a mustered iutu he r,fvirr.
Apply at once to GfOR,,E W. litkIXEL, All
I,roadv Az. up stsir. lgJ
ATTENTION, SUBSTITUTES,-DlC
n Man & co, 200 Rrotdway, CITY Substitute
Aern,s, paving the high ~ prices for good m
'ot dtsi,i q liens. Drafted parties supplied ~ short
notice. can early 20
DfCRuITS WANTED tOK MlDDLLSEN
lNCoutty, New Jersey, rs tIlows, viz;
u.e.cS ,oanty bounty ............ 800 w
sat-. bVuhtN .......+.. s.....t.+.ss - w
ttu, I Advance bounty ............ ~ "
Isil At expiration of svrsise .......... 20 M
Total Tor new recruits ...........i 81 b."
IL talfor veterans ......... .sto W
"a on It..duvs nd Irduvs ot ath
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~ SiiOEAI\hEh>--A Man DN ]. s'i
Il bottom. sud man Oh r,pa.ru., %, ..a ~ 90.
iu q. -. Br.oklyn. D..
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no IAiLUhs-WANI y lOLNG l..h
l. % sotk IA stur.. Can II i,J iiu-.,I -., .tltt
81 Nrs'f. a.
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SpEn WANTED Is GOOD MEN, TOT
'S')cC. liable to tho Draft, as Substitutes We
-i piy The money, cash down, together with 81 hn
- Hl 80. Call and zee for yourselves, at TRtNLk
60 r. 10 Chatham Il. 10,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-09-22

z HOO-WANrL GOOD SUBSTl-
,TCOOtu,es this day, 20 whom he highest o9un-
" will be paid. Apply before / O'Clock, Vt ~ Ws't
street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-09-22

- -. =, mile. from tn. ci,y, IN ~. state
me money will b. ps d after ps.ins The Doctor
brokers, Agents and Runner need not apply. Money
rendY At o'clock. Can snd --e for ,cnf'li. No
Of Oliver 1t ~!
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NAIhNTkD--h GOOD TURNER AND
W Gro STEADY man 10 Job 10 need Oh ~
cool wages and s'eady wolk AiniN 20 IIl,tA-
MCCORMICK, Hono,Ao y V.pd4u.t Ala4lH',
sat a leland. a.u
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T,tali for veterans ........ .syio W
rad ON Iu.sdays and Friday. OF each week.
>ppy at Is Mon gon.ery 1T, Jvrs-y City, \. }.
Llicr Of rcsim'n' rud c'mptny. Ill