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The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-09
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, }
COLUMBIA, S. G. Oct. 4, 1863.

"HERFAS, MAJOR c. d. MELTON,
" "Commandant of Conscrpts," under the
Confederate Government, for the State of South
Carolina, issued, on the first of October instant,
an order requiring "al persons who have hith-
crto been withheld from conscripton by reason
of claiming exemption under the laws of the
State" Ito report to the Enrolling Officers of
their respective Districts to be enrolled for SER
vice." and whereas it is held, by the Executive
of the State, that all exemptions from military
service provided for by the Convention of this
State and other competent State authority
are valid in law-and should be insisted on, of
which notice has from time to time been given
to the Commandants of Conscripts
Now, therefore, !, MILLEDGE L. BONIlAM,
Governor and Commander Chief do direct
all citizens of this State. holding exemptions
from the Adjutant Generals Office and other
wise exempt by the laws of this State, to claim
their exemptions from Confederate service be-
fore the Enrolling Officers of the Confederate
Government, and to notify the Adutant Gen
erai of the State of such claim to the end that
the question may be submitted for the decision
of some competent legal tribunal.
Given under nay hand and the seal ofthe State
IL. g. at Columbia, this fourth day of October
A. d., 1852, and in the clghty-eight year of
the sovereignty of the State.
NJ. L. BONHAM,
WIN. r.. HUNT Sec, of State.
EY- Tri-weekly papers publish three times
and other papers once a week.
Oct. 8
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For Sale.

TWO STORE HOUSES AND LOTS, WITH
Il Dwelling Rooms on second floor ofeach, situated
on the most desirable spot Broad street. for bus.
ness. The lots run 80 feet in front by $50 back
Also. one lot containing thereon a large Cotton
House, situated Rutedge street. 80 feet in front by
$50 back For further particulars apply to Mr. VIM
n. Billings, in Camden, or to Capt. D. D. Perry, at
Flat Rock, s. c.
September 25
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Farewell Address Of Lieut.. Gen. Le-
OMtdas Polk.
TO THE OFFICERS AND SOLDIERS OF Polk )
Corps.
HEADo'Rs PoLK's CoRps, Tenn,
Missionary Ridge,
Sept SOth. 1868

Sept. 3Oth, 1868
In consequence of an unfortunate disagree
ment, between myself and the Comma nder-in-
Chief of this Department, l have been relieved
of my command, and am about to retire from
the Army.-Without attempting to explain
the circumstances of this disagreement or pre-
judicing the public mind, by premature ap-
peal to its Judgment must be permitted to
express my unqualified conviction of the rccti
tude of my conduct and that time and investi-
gatian will amply vindicate my action on the
field of the Chickamauga.
| cannot, however, part even temporarily
with the gallant officers and soldiers of my old
Corps, without the deepest feeling of regret
and heartfelt expression of my gratitude for
the courage, conduct and devotion they have
always manifested while under my command.
Belmont, Shiloh. Perryvile, Murfreesbor-
ough and Chickamauga, all attest on your part
the very highest soldierly qualities and arc
crowded with precious memories.
Contending with numerous, we'll appointed
and mercess enemy, for all that mar holds
dear you have borne unexampled privations
with for.tude, fought with undaunted bravery,
and ever yielded ready and cheerful obedi-
encc to your officers.
Soldiers who struggle in such cause and
with such hearts "can never be conquered"
Clouds and darkness may enshroud you Ior
time, but the sunlight of the future is bright
and glowing, the blood of patriots is never she'd
in vain, and our final victory is certain and as
surcd
Whoever commands you, my earnest cshor-
tation and request to you is, to fight on and
fight ever, with true hearts until your indie
pcndence is achieved of hearts
may fall crushed and bleeding under the weap-
ons of the foe, or the passions or mistakes of
friends but the great cause must never be sac
rifccd, Or our flag abandoned. Our cause is
just and your duty to your country and God
is as clear as the sun in the heavens.
leave my command in the care of the
bravcst of the brave, who has often led them
in the darkest hour of their trials he and you
will have my hopes and prayers to the Ruler
/ of the Universe for your happiness and success.
Your kindness, devotion and respect for. me
exhibited during the years of our association
both in camp and on the field is craven on my
heart and will be treasured there until it ceases
to beat.
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Notice

A IL PERSONS HAVING DEMANDS AGAINST
n the Estate of Ihos j. Warren, deceased will
present them to ME, properly atested and al persons
indebted to the Estate will make payment forthwith
to undersigned w. q LEITNER, Administrator
October
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TO THE TAX PAYERS OF KER.
SHAW DlST RICT

SEH "A W O1S p NlCI.
WILL ATTEND AT MY OFFICE ON TUES
DAYS, WEDNESDAYS and THU RSDAY'S o
each week, commencing on Tuesday next, the 22d
inst, until the Gath Of October for the purpose of
collecting the money on the returns made. All who
fail to pay will be Double Taxed.
A. NJ. KENNkDY, I. C. l7th c. d.
September l8
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FOR SALE,

TWO HOUSES ON MAIN s RECT, IMMEDI-
l. ately south OF MIR. Geo. Alden's shoe store. The
one is large Store House. and the other small
Shop containing two rooms. Possession to he given
on the first o. January 1864 For turhef particulars
apply at this office.
October9 2
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SCHOOL NOTICE.

THE EXERCISES OF MRS. PECK'S SCHOOL,
for Boys will be resumed the first Mondry in October
10 the Academy next to the Presbyterian Church.
Terms, Fifty Dollars for the session, closing on tho
first Of July next. Payable Invariably in advance.
September Is 3
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TAX In KIND.
THE UNDERSIGNED AXE PREPARED TO
receive returns for so much Of the present crop
been secured at this time.
VIM. MCKAIN, Assessor.
j. A. SCHROCK, Asst. Assessor
October
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Your friend,
School Notice.

~ THE EXERCISES OF MRS, HoCAND.
AtMA-s LESS School will be resumed On tho lat
WE9 Monday in October.
~ No scholar will be received after the
G@ middle of October, unless detained by
sickness.
No scholar will be received unless the parents are
willing that the pupil may bs subjected to On exam.
ination on the several stadies pursued
TERMS-Eor the lst. I'd and Sd classes 81 CO. with
the privilege Of studying the French language and
Literature.
For the lower classes $50 per year for the English
Branches
Tuition half payable in advance-insisted upon in
all cases.
September IL
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lection District S, c.. who have Registered Business
are required within ten days after the first of October
1863 to make return Of the gross amount of sales
made from the first of Jul, last to lst of clober and
pay the per ceutage upoL the same
A NJ. KENNEDY,
War Tax Col. 18th G. D.
October 2 3
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

DIR. REENSTJERNA has removed his Office to
tho building occupied by Messrs. Hammersough &
McCurry, and offers his professional services the
public.
September Is
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Second Brigade.
9th Regiment Abbeville District, on Satur-
day. Oct. 10, inst.
9th Regiment, Abbcvile District, on Satur-
day, Oct. II, inst. .
9th Regiment, Edgefeld District, on Mon.
day, Oct 10, inst.
10th Regiment, EdgcfeG District, on
Wednesday, Oct %, inst.
7th Regiment, Edgcfed District, on Friday,
Oct. %, inst
Third Brigade.
1lth Regiment. Barnwell District on Thurs
day, Oct. Is, inst.
43d Regiment, Barnwell District, on Satur-
day, Oct. II, inst.
10Th Regiment Beaufort District, on Mon
day, Oct 10. inst.
18th Regiment, Collcton District, on Satur-
dav, Oct. %, inst
18th Regiment, Orangcburg District, on
Saturday, Oct "a, inst.
18TH Regiment, Orangcburg an1 Lexington
District OH Monday, Oct. 26, inst
Fourth B,5godc.
10Th Regiment, Charleston, on Monday
Oct. ~, inst
18th Regiment, Charleston and Colleton
Districts, on Thursday, Oct. Is, inst
10Th Regiment, Charleston District, on Sat
urday, Oct II, inst.
Fifth Brigade.
23d Regiment, Rchiland District on Mon
day, Oct. ~, inst.
22d Regiment, Hcrshaw District, on Wcdnes-
day, Oct. ii, inst.
44th Regiment, Clarendon District, on Sat
urday, Oct. II, inst
OOth poo;,,o,+ C,,r,4o. T.
day, Oct 10, inst
day, Oct. %, inst.
SirM Brigade.
25th Regiment, Fairfield District, on Tues
day, Oct l3, inst.
Gath Regiment, Fairfield District on Thurs
day, Oct. Is, inst.
26th Regiment, Chester District, on Satur-
day, Oct. II, inst
9th Regiment, Chester District, on Tues
day, Oct. 20, inst.
Seventh Brigade.
goth Regiment, Darlington District, on
Wednesday, Oct. ID, inst.
2sth Regiment Chesterfield District, on
Saturday, Oct. IL, inst
3oth Regiment, Marlboro District, on Tues
day, oct 20, inst.
Eighth Brigade.
3lst Regiment, Williamsburg and George
town Districts on Thursday, Oct Is, inst.
32d Regiment, Marion District, on Saturday,
Oct. II, inst.
33d Regiment, Horny District, on Tuesday,
Oct. 20, inst.
Ninth Brigade.
46th Regiment, York District, on Wednes-
day, Oct IA, inst.
Gath Regiment, York District, on Friday,
Oct. l6, inst.
s5th Regiment, Union District, on Monday,
Oct. 49, inst
37th Regiment, Spartanburg District, on
Wednesday, Oct: 21, inst.
seth Regiment, Spartanbug District, on Fri
day, Oct. %, inst,
Tenth Brigade.
45th Regiment, Spartanburg and Union
Districts, on Wednesday, Oct. IA, inst
4lst Regiment, Laurcns District, on Friday.
Oct. l6, inst.
4oth Regiment, Laurcns District, on Satur-
day, Oct. II, inst.
ssth Regiment, Newbcrry District, on Mon
seth Regiment, Newberry District, on We'd
ncsday, Oct. 21, inst.
XI. COLI. W. Harrison, A, D. c., is assign
ed to the special duty of attending the paradcs
in the lst Brigade, and experimenting the en-
roment hcreiDbeforc directed; COL j. N. Lip
scomb, A. d. c.. in the ID Brigade; Col. A. p.
Aldrch, A. d. c., in the Sd Brigade; Col. Will
~ ~ O. ~
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SCHOOL NOTICE.

~ THE EXERCISES OF MR. McCAND.
ArN LESS SCHOOL will be resumed on the
Wf4 st October and will continue until july
W. lst, l864-sllowing a short vacation at
aD Christmas.
Terms, $l75 for each pupil-cash in advance This
will be insisted upon in each Children of refu-
gees will be charged Sl9 per month. Fuel So each
None will be admitted into the school after the 2lst
of October. In case Of suspension expulsion no
part of the tuition fee will be refun.ed Entrance
condition the same as usual
Parents or guardians knowing themselves in ar.
for tuition, are earnestly requested to settle up
September4 g.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-16
thdvefti,efneut.l

"WHAT TO Do."-In choosinga calling for
life Natural Abilities adopting tho tLe other pur
suit should be consd~IedCan succeed beet as merca
tile. Professiona Mani As Artit Mcdaniel An
Engineer Navigator Inventori For full PARTICULAR Rend
tho PHYSIOLOGICAL JOURNAL al 81 10 . year. or ~
cents No. FOWLER 4 wELIs No. 3Oa Broadway. N
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-16
!, TIE TSSH
1868.

PFS\sY LvANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD,
With is connes lions, for'ns
THE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FsoN NEwloEK TO IHE PRINCIPAL WtsT1ss Oirihs.
se, en- rain. daily uou Ne~-ioEk 70 Philadelphia v"
New jersey and Camden and AmhoN Lin.s . ,,,,a
ALL TiiROUGu TRAINS For TIE Nfsl ~ thS
KOUrR LEAVE NEW-YORk FROM TIE
FOOT OF COuRfLANDfsE
Hy way of Philadelphia the morning rAssenseis ea'e
York At H. same limo - other ro1ies e''"9 pA'''Ns
at q M one hour later than Other inrs - , = . .,
By way OF Allentown. evening passengers 'as' ~ -: = .
arr We A. the ssn4. time "a. Northern haes ~ 'hcaeo ma ~
points Ia NoIthNest Crest' atols Lus''..
ST. Louis Cleveland, Columbus 'h.e"hA''' anu - ~
points West with fewer changes OF cars r.,t.hi. A
rt.brR So mile. snd New.Y ORR 20 Pittsburgh AZ as>
sinoAluf aud Saloon Co.'S on al Trans.
Fare tie same 81 other routes
| larrsse clrcaei through. Transfers free.
! Secure tickets, good until usel, by iitsoursh
The p.ppsylyauia Central Company an fuis's,
Accommodation Line, which affords eoniosso4e NV 80
travel pagties moving westward At one hal The
" fac. ..l.,..,,
By this route fcigh,s q all descriptions can be iv,
TO ard from any point the Railroads cf ono hsIpSIE
Indiana Illinois, Wisconsin. Iowa, OK Missouri e ,, ths
ROAD DIRECT or, any port en- the navigate '''''
West by steamers from Pittsburgh. .,tn ~, westy
The Iaes Of Freight 70 ani pm any 'A ~. ~ . ,y,- he
the ronnsylvena Central RAILROAD are al Su ' .nA
charged by other Railroad Coul~nI' ,hs 70 AS
shippers mirus,ins the transportation % theu ns,l
Company can rely with ecnndener neon on It's 'l''''
| LIVE SIOCh -, A.. ,,s. . msA
Formers and Dealers in Live s'ocA VIII J nnu ,nl zap
Advantageous route Capsciou: siS- w ,sd on h. lns
Piled with every convenience, have been 81 ,r .yans
,J IN, r,,r.i,s ana every attention 10 phd 10 tne M
rom Harrisburg where viii be ieund s,e,S ~ ADEi-
1s,d,as r,s and ,g'9s snS nS sAiliMGsE MaekETs
! } L. ELLIOTT, Passenger AsSn' w.
LEEcl, c. fI1iiS ,d".s ass,.' ssa NJ. South wrm'
! MSpoNAhD No. , Bai, y fr rs
ENocu LEWIS Gcncral Superintendent A'''D'
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-16
Albert II. Nicolay sold the following Stool
and BOads at auction on Monday:
4 O[A .en, Ncn. Vol md Ar.l .Iraxcn n.

s3OoO7 A. cen, New YoIk and New-lIsven HR- Bord'
dated Jsu. l. 1884, due Dec. l. 100 Ia Aess iofs loie
Coupons pa able June and Dec. |. iO,t
L 60 y cent Great Wcs;ern Nll NR IL nortgtse Goa
vcrtDe Eolds dated sept % I.3t, and due Aug 5, IL
tros: psy yahls Fob tnd Aur ] lm.. -
C.G7 Z, cent scio4 snd HocADg valley (Ohol Hh li
Mortgage bonds ou,ej nsy l. 5s md d.r View iofA Cry
Gay /. leGl; H. crest payable asy and Eov J. 2.
$500 o cent scisia al Hooking Valley (Oo) RR. isi
Morgase Bonds dated MGy l. ie aud due Al New fos City,
May l5sl lI.eIes1 payable hay AID Nov lypotLe
Gated 2 -
sl,5O7 p cen, Syracuse and Iinrhsm'on Rn. "a Mort
gge Bond. dated Jan. 1888 aud fed-ene,e Jan 3 l-eO
lG2 C3, IIteIe.i May and November EOuds iOo ego
snd $500
1900 ~ cent Lawrence Co Coal and on Co 10, Mort.
gale Bonds dated Aug l02 due Feb. lGs Interest FEB.
and Aug 30.
100 Shares Su.qnehsrna and Wyonfg Valley Coal Co. 7o
~ Share, Bank o. the State 81 New ioih, lOJi
q 10 Continental Insurance 90. Scrip Of idtl. u.
lO shares Leno1 Fire Insurance Co. IL.
100 shares Coiey leland RH. Go. ,2.
81 Shares King 90 In.ufsnce Go. V3.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-16
nli!iiarp Noiltss.
Wanted.

TEN THOUSAND SUBSTITUTES,
TO WHOM $500 WILL BE PAID
p ,ho County Substitute and Relief Committee. Apply I'm
u,ediatelyst Nos II and 70 DusnesI
By order Of the Committee
GEORGE OPDYKE, Mayor.
MATTHEW 7. BRENNAN, Comptroller.
ELIJAH Z. PURDr. Supervisor.
ORISON BLUNT. Supervisor
WILLIAM r. STEWART. Supervisor.
WILLIAM NJ TWEED, Supervisor
CORNELIUS Corsos,
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-16

THEFT OF 5000 IN GOLD.-John Benson, q
sailor lately from Nassau ~ T.. was induced to enter
the house No 20 james street, and while there was
robbed of e2OO In gold Soon after leaving the house
the next morning he missed his money ana the inmates.
Wm. Uesse aud wife Ann Smith, and Ann Miller
we're arrested sufI icon. and held for examination
by Justice Connolly.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-16
yEovosrMARsAsL GEsEnsL's OyyIo'

Wan DHPARTMgyr,
JLovOsr MARssAL OEsERAEs OpyICb'
WAsHISGroS II. c.. July IL. 1863. ,,
"CRcuAR No 41.-I Drafted men become soldiers IN ,ie
service of United States by the fact OF their names
been drawn N the dra ihe notification served upT ' zen
bv the rshtl Is merely announcements o We ,
and IN order for them to report for duty a. de'sea ue
and place. 80 =, ,,-,u,. ,y,,,,,,
Solicitor o. the War Department, h published Tor the
ton Of ail concerned: H. r.
When person In, been drafted In pursuance of the I'm
roment Act Of March 1863 notice oi such drail mus o
served within ten days thereafter by written OF Prieu no
. thereof be served him persondly or og dtmg
conn al h last Jlaes o redenee requiring linn 70 aPPa A.
de e,ignsted rendezvous to report for duty ,,..,t
ANY person fng port for duty amer notice ielt AZ m
last nl,ce OF rc.dsnce served him personally "tnpu
furnishing substitute paying $3.50, Is pronounced ny qw
10 be dc serer be be arrested and LED or tai W
Courl Msrtial and SENTENCED TO DEATH.
. person sner being drafted and before receyn, no.
e deserts tho notice may m be served by leaving al ma
n.ce and If he does not appear in accordance
" The notice OF furnish the substitute or pay the SOo he
u m he In law deserter and must be treated accordingly
There 10 no way In whiel Ierson once en-
o.i can s.spe bis public duties and when drafted whether
yeri or ob,e- whether lie changes bis residence or 40
scond, tho ' Of the United States against him are sea,ea
and i only by performance Of bis duty 10 the country tat no
viii escape habh y to be esed a. q criminal.
=" WILLIAM WHiTIN0,"
"'Solici.or OF tho War Department"
"JANES B. FRY, Provost Marshal General.
"bENJ. Y. MANIERRE Provost haTsbs.."
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-16
Krrciuts Of Produce.

SEPT l5-l0 900 bbs Flour az bbls. WHISKY lleO Dbl
Corn Meal C0OO0 bush Wheat 100 bush Corn. II pig
Ashes 10 pkp Lard so pkg on Cake 300 pkgs Prosiaion
100 Pkgs Butter, 1900 psgs Petroleum.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-16

ARMY MEDICAL BOARD, No 453 Bfoom.r, New fob.
The Army Medical Board, convened for the pnrpos.
OF examining candidate, for appointment ~ SOhOfoNS ani
ASgISTANT SURGEONS To eoiored troops, meet daily at
No asa roonrs Candidates for examination lues"d
10 posout themselves between te hop oi ui and n
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-16
Tie State debt of Pennsylvania was reduced
Totsl. 10 -
The Boston Daily Adre,tiser Of yesterday thus

notices business matters in that city;
Trad. proving IN departments n domestic co;
ton roods price, and the ust- 10 wei suNaoi
forward slowly an he afuslfcfs have no
desire thsr goods which cannot D. ced - Al
rgh.r cost snd plrchas,fs vel safiittd hat viii The
present i stock ti- desiftto ~ 80 wiz infihei td
vance Much IL doing tan c. The clcsc a BE previous
week Money usf,s continue steady, Win NJ caff ttiiy
O. capital per meiosrAe Tip"T siA afcc And
the tL4 Tcsdy sccnunocuou b tie abcre te
STOCK coacTss ay higher aud Lnt noo Ioabe ~ obilis
upply
Inc stocks belonging to The estate Of Anson
G. Phelps sod by auction to day at yer, fnI prices ty
NJ. Draper: ..,-,,..,
~ share, Csyugs and us1xeAaiab z H. Co..ll5 0il.
Io2 aheres Ndrrcu H.
q ,isrrs Orra. Nost.Tl K H. Co Il llunO....... !
10 ,hsros B4nk of state Il New NoIt
90 shares AEnhstlA Gss Ll.tt ~
80 rhsr,, NsnAatai Co ytt Go. schp.........tt
60 saer.f Metropolitan Oss III shi
fhafes yy.sis toe
lG2 share. NV Jersey Linc
Iti shsrcs S.cond4v X X
l55 shsIrs FAfrners Loan and Trust
bends Second ~. H. u
900 Acor.s5Ty Transit Co II g. tsfe
20 sLarrs erDocAer fTe Insurance
8 ~ Ioedo LosanspoT ard Lufli;ioA H. Il lot ;s
: a. cent -. ling Fund Eo.ds.................
-. EFgfr4 A
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-16
Adversemcnt
LADY AGRETS TOR NINE. DEMOREsTS MIRROR

ov FASHIONS Wanted Everywiere. City Country Home
or 10 Travel Every lady do we'll Splendid
and e,iraordinary prcrnums Sce MIHRoR FASHIONS.
PubilLed at 10. f1j Brosdwoy. New. York
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-16

BOARD oP EXcIsg.-The Commissioners o
Excise held their fOysevcnth meeting yesterday, and
granted l02 licenses. Tho Board wiz hold but tlrc
more sessions this year.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-16
UNITED STATES COMMssIoNERs OFFICE

SEPT. I5-Beforc Commissioner OSBORN.
BUYING sOLDIEIls CLOIDIEG.
Catherine Julien was arrested on the charge
of selling bad whisky 10 tie soldiers at tie camp at
New Dorp and purchasing their blankets and under.
clothing. 1t shown that she bad pIrchnsed blan-
ket for three bottles Of whisky and 80 cents. also an
OycrcOat for like confederation. Sho committed
to await the action of tie Grand Jury.
ESIIcISG A SOLDIER 10 DiSERT.
Louis Heineman was arrested and brought
before the Commissioner charged with entcing eoldcrs
% desert and offer themselves substitutes Iio was
held 10 bail in the SUN Of ESQ 10 ait hc action Of the
Grand Jury.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-16
Professional Notices.

CHARLES s. SPENCER, Attorney aud
~ Counselor AZ Law Proctor ard Advocate ia T. :. Coan.
No 80 broadway. Now fofk hcsi.encc-So. ~ Londen
Icu.cs West glis (bstwscn Gth and Iuthays
EDWARD II. DIXON, NJ. d., Editor of The
IL SoAp., and Operating ani Consulting Surgeon No. y
sbsy Orcs consultation, on the obcu, dsseaes u
M, pelvic y.cea Rupture Files hadcocois, anil tstua
RADICAL, ou;ed withou, N. knlfs satuc. Once hours
nom t. D. | TO J. and ! 20 y evenings.
NERVOUS DEBILITY, &c.-C. ID. HAM
~ MOSD, ~. D., No u E,st 25th It,, ~ Y. oico hours
from 10 10, to 3, and b. yeyorius
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-16
NOR CATSKILL and MOUNTAIN HOUSE.

4 The steamer THOMAS POWELL wiz leave foot OF
Enulln.,t TUESDAYS aud THURSDAYS Of each week at
8 u m and ON SATURDAYS at p m.i landing at Maiden
connectina with stages Cstsk 10 the Mountain House
DcibI and (llos Leaves Cs,skii or New York MON
|DAYS WEDNESDAYS, aud FRIDAYS, 1tp IN.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-16

TRAINS LEAVE SEW-YOHK;
For New Haven I tErb, li:J0 &. III; 1918 tErl ~
lIb ~, s;7o AaG ?. 1890. , -.
for Bhiscgcr. :. tEIh l.50 :. IL i.;lo ltAh u"
tEHD 3sN 5.si and 7
For Milford AID ST. afford. :, II 30 80. $50 P m
FoT Fashei. Soahpor. al Nesilor = II 80 t. 'sH
$3.50 r. ~. ..,tp,
3. - $50. 5:'o ? IA. , -,
$50 2. ,. ~, 80
Ior Tort Chester sad iaeriaei4,e stations. $50 u0A
~. 80 800. SD 8. 80 p.
For Po.t IhestoF and New Rochelle. Q P nL
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston Via Springfield g. M lErl 2;H (Er ~ n
for Boston. VIA Shore LINE, ll;i5 ,E2 }, 2. "a. =.
For Hartford s.i Springfield, a. Il. tEIl, H9', ="
Ok g p m. . -,
Il :l0 4. "a. anl , 20 2. m % NORTHAMPTON. ~
kor Ha.tl1sd Providence aud Fi All Railroad, tEhh
II ..1 .. ~, =.
For New. Haven Eew.Lonion and s.onlston RAIosi =
s a ui. 2l9. s..0. 4. IA.
Tor ana railroad. l2.ls p. IN. to Northampton Nm
Fer uoassslc Railroad 8 "a, 1850 IA - Ne"AO
ford " clnrid ya ans Sal iifla,s T. fn.-he.d.
tot Nagttu,k Railroad, o 1. n.. s.n NJ
For D4ahgry ali N5rwais falroa4 o. M, 4:s ? N.
Josnu.l iJus SLEEPING Nar attached 10 p itsins
JAMES n. iipNl. Sul.rl4tf LacnS
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-16

NTEW-JERSEY RAiLROAD-iOR my
~ ADELfIilA and tho SOUIh and WIS.,, "a ~,
SPY ClTI-Alal and Esprrss Lines leave NewlesA At 7
and 10 a n. t, ~ ami II 20 p N b1e - Imoass
baggage checked al i' ~. ana ~ 'ni IL" y ~
j. W WOODRUFF Assistant supefinieatsnt
NJ bareise VII bc received soE any trans unless ds'sss
ard rh ii IS inmates ia al Of the time o. leaving
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-16

GREAT REDUCTION in FIRSr-CLASS
lAREs via
NEW.iOEK CEN TRIAL RAILROAD.
ONLY sis TO CHICAGO,
an pcudas reduction 10 al points btyond Tin,s
quick by any other route. Procure Tickets g, the Com
p,ny. Prnclr, Office No 2lo Broadway PARK place
also Otee Of sPaadinss Express, No A'ior House
{. Is. GREENOUGu,
Passenger Agent, 40. 231 Broadway.