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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-05
morroEs Fon TIE TIMES.

'Gou may give the people mercenary Senate
you may give them avenal House Of assembly, YOU
may give them trucking Congress- and a tyrannical
Pnnce,-hut give me nnfettered press, and will
lie y You to encroach hairs breadth upon their
l. berries. .'-Shcridan.
DEhOCRACY.--"A sentiment not to be appalled,,
corrupted or compromised. II kh0ws no baseness;
itcowers to no danger; It oppresses no weakness.
Destructive only oi desposmi i l. the sole conserya-
tor Of Liberty, Labor and Ptosper y. II is the senti
Of freedom, Of equal rights, of equal obligations
the Law Of nature peryading the law Of the land.
''The sole responsibility Of our disagreement, and
the only difficulty in the way Of an amcahle adjust
ment is with the Republican party y"-Senator Doug
las, January 3, 1861.
"Clng to the Constitution, the smpwrecked
mariner elnys to the last plank, when night and the
'empest close around him. '--Daniel Webster.
''wlile the Army Is lighting, you. citizens, see
that the is prosecuted for the preservation OF the
Union and Consultation, for your Nationality and your
rights as Gitizon4.N- General Geo. b. McCleien.
"The greet isAue before the country is this Shall
Abolitionlsm pat down Abohonism Henry Clay,
1879.
'Re lust and fear not; Letall the ends thou aimest
at be thy OOuntrys thy Gods and Truths" ''f
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-05
iOulrageous Lying.

The Cincinnati Commercial Of yesterday
states editorially, as iollows iol sea t.Al
"We have iton pretty good aAil9rily that
VaIlandighspi, Dan Voorhees, and Fernando
Wood have been in eohelaye'a At Niafara Falls
this week, = ssgtai na46 ,bhal.al a
Mr. Voorhees, has not been out Of Indiana
for the past six weeks The Cincinnati Cbm-
qsrcidtkpowslhia, What, then, the object
thought of cause which requires such down
right lying 10 sustaiuiit2 When such Hes are
wilfully circulated, the object is to cover or
conceal some frauds which the Abotlonists
are preparing to perpetuate power in their
hands. Desperate indeed must be the for
tunes of the faction or the party that is .com-
PEELED TO resort to such scoundrelism to sus
tain ITSELF Indianapolis (Hd) Sentinel "
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-05

wThe safety of the Government, the
peace and happiness of the people rests in
the sacredness of the ballot box. The
honor and dignity of Ohio depend upon
the election of VALLANDIGHAM as her Gov
ernor.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-05

l. ~ -t,t--- 4-r d,
The Democratic Ceutral Committee Of
Montgomery county take pleasure in announc
ing to the people that arrangen, iits have
been made for ah immense Democratic Mass
Meeting in this oiiy on .'i al urH
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER Il, 1863
We have the positive assurance that .,
HON D. W. VOORHEES,,
Of Indiana, the ablest aud most eloquent or
ator in the Union, win be with US on the oc
casion. p fH
JUDGE THURMAN, =,
one Of the abest lawyers in Ohio
NON T W. BARTLEY,
Of Mansfield, late Chiei Justice Of the Sit
preme Court of Ohio I .iH au-
non. GEORGE BLISS, au. iI.,
Member of Congress elect from the Four
teenth Congressional District, win positively
be- here and address the people i
The following speakers have been invited,
and are expected to be present
| Ex-President franklin PiefeeI dol New
Hampshire; Hon, WA. Richardson, of lli-
noisi Hon. r T. Merrick Of Illinois, Hon
Richard O'Gorman, Of New York
L
| The invitation is extended y she Democracy
of the States Of Ohio aud Indiana to attend
and take part in the proceedings Of our mass
meeting. f.s -ls ll..r,ll.Iui
/ Come one come all-men and women
Republicans and Democrats-to Dayton, TaE
| HoME or VALLAEDIGHAM--On the l7th OF Sep
tember, and hear the able and eloquent cham
pions Of Constitutional Liberty The Democ-
racy of Montgomery county are requested to
rally in their might, on the l7th the Anui-
vefssry Of the Birthday Of the Constitution
of the United States, the only power to which
the Democratic perty swear allegiance and
loyalty. Come in professions, with banners
and musc--come in wagons, carriages, bug
gies, on horsebAo on foot--ahg way every
way Come by tens, hundreds and thon.
sands, ...
Hali-are arrangements have been made
with all the railroads leading into Dayton a'
,, BY Order, hem. Cen Com Mont Co,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-05

RS-The border counties OF Northern
Missouri are in lamentable condition. jim
LANE, the celebrated Abolition villain, has
determined, with his robber comrades, to
desolate those counties with fire and sword
in retaliation for the massacre at Law
renee. While we deeply sympathize with
the injured people of Lawrence, we pity,
with equal emotion, the innocent people
of Missouri who have suffered so much
and so long during this war.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-05

If poor man thinks that bic blood is not
as pure as that OF the rich mans then let him
vote for the $500 distinction.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-05
Personal.

Hon. GEoRdR Z. PuGH, and Colonel
ANDREws, arrived in the city last evening,
and stopped with II. BLANCHARD, Esq
About nine o'clock, party Of their friends,
with the Regimental Band, gave them a
serenade. Mr.. PuoH and Colonel AN
DREws were called ont. and made. short
and appropriate speeches.
They report the canvass in the State
progressing most satisfactorily They go
to Lewisburg, Preble county, to-day.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-05


REcoNculATIoN,-In l7T6, Hartley, amem-
Der of Parliament who had been warm ad-.
yoeate Of the Colonies, wrote 10 his friend,
Doctor Franklin, Rmong other thirgs at Is
not sieiply peace W. ought to strive for, 9bnl
reconciliation, which is more thar peace Wa
may have peace with foreign States, but tits
only reconciliation which viii unite ua AA one
people
The wisdom Of this remark, aud he. beueyo-
lence Of lhe wish, we're strkinaly illusiraied
by the course Of the American war, which not
only withdrew from Great Britain its colo!
nies, but changed former good will into dis
like which even IN the third generation is Dot
wholly extinguished-- Y World a
"Proyidoncs works out the worlds destinies
largely through human folly '--Nep York
Times ."- -
9hera'has been folly enough in the Admin
istration to work out the biggest destiny
ever heard of
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-05

GJ-The Fort Wayne Ind.) Times has
placed at the head Of its editorial page,
the glorious motto Of "Vallandigham and
Liberty" 1t is the watch-word of free
dom thropkhont The Northeln States.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-05
Mass Meeting of the Democracy
at Hamilton.

A grand Mass Meeting of the Democra-
cy of Southwestern Ohio and Southeastern
Indiana, will be held at Hamilton, Butler
county, on the 10th of September. In
addition to VOORHEES,, HENDRIcKs, RIcH-
ARDsoN, MERRIcK, PUeH and host OF
other able speaker Hon. LUXE CozzENs,
and JAMES McMAsTERs, Of New York,
will positively be present. Half-fsre ar
rangements have been made with all the
railroads. The meeting will be stu,
pendous affair,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-05

Ryphe people Of Ohio will never sub
NIT to an election by the bayonet instead
of the ballot We are glad, therefore, to
accept the assurance of even tho Cincin-
natl Commercial, howsoeyer unreliable are
its columns, that fair and free election
will be held in this State this fall
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-05
- y corresponlenL OF "a CIneinnat

RB~A correspondent Of the Cincinnati
Gazette writing from Frankfort, Kentucky,
assures his readers that GREEN CLAY
SMITH and BRUTus j CLAY, newly elected
members Of Congress from that State, viii
act with the Republicans next winter in
the organization of the House of Repre-
sentstives We trust, for the honor of
Kentucky that the correspondent is mis-
taken.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-05

EE-The Abolition party have changed
their name from " "Republican" to "Union"
party, but, as SAM Cox says, they have not
changed their nature. 1t is the same pack
Of Observation-Disclosures still. The peo-
pie ere long intend to change them from
public to private life.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-05

If you want negro equality" vote for
Brough.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-05
Democratic State Ticket.

49, CD. ..s4. fiNfH
ELECTION SECOND TUESDAY 1srH) OCTOBER
FOR GOvERSOR,
CLEMENT l. YALLANDlGHAM,
OF Montgomery County
LIEurENANr GovERNoE,
GEORGE L. PUGH of Hamilton.
AUDITOR or STATE,
WILLIAM HUBBARD, Of Logan
TREASURER oF STATE,
HORACE S. KNAPP, Of Ashland
SUPREME JunGB Il q.
PHILAnEtPH VAN TRUMP Of Fairfield
BOARD oF PUBLIC woRKs,
JOHN II HEATON of Belmont
.l..UI..
Democratic state Central CommIstee of
Ohio.
JOHN q thompson, SAMUEL MEnARY,
GEORGE l.. CONVERSE, AMOS LAYMAN
ALLEN q. THURMAN. .lH' --
All these gentlemen reside IN Oolumbu 1, and letters
Of political character addressed to any Of them
Viii receive proper attention.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-05
Pablie Opinion a, The south,

The National hteHigeseer publishes the
fol owing letter from one who, it says, lis
personally well known 10 us, and those slate
M uts Of facts are EMIT ed to fun credi He
is, moreover, a thorough loyalist and has
been a uniform and decided friend OF the Ad-
ministration" -
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-05

Eas-The Republicans look at our big
Democratic meetings in wonder--perlectly
amazed They don't understand it. All
we would assure them that the spirit OF
'76 is yet alive in this country. They
win understand it on the 18th Of October
when they feel the thunderous shock o.
Democratic ballots.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-05
OF VALLANDIGuAM

''Do right; and trust to GOD, and TRUTH, and the
PEOPLE. Perish office perish honors, perish ife
tself-but do the thing that s right, and do It like
man. Speech Of JtgaoIV l4th, 1868.
"Deyoted rO the Union from the beginning I will
not desert now IN this the hour Of ITS sorest trial
p hrtfbct from Speech
tNot believing the soldiers responsible for the war
or It's purposes, or its consequence never vii hheld
my vote whore their separate lnterests
ed '--Spee.h Jda, l4th, 1903
"Sr. anl against dlauniOn nr1hO more pleas
ure in southern dsunionist than IN "A northern or
western disunionist. Speech nc. l5fh, lt5J
81 not friend OF the Confederate States or their
cause, but lie enernyt'- Extract from Speech
~ ANA Democrat--ior Constitution, for Law, for
Union, FOR Lberiy ',-Etfrdo, fosi specct. z'-.-
"Neyer with my consent shall peace be purchased
az the price Of DlsuNION - Erifdc 6jom Speech
" No order Of h1nshmcnt, executed by superior
iorcei can release me from my rights CIT zen OF
Ohio amt OF the United States Every
sentiment and expression OF taohment to the Union
mi devotion 10 the tonstituuon-t0 my country
which have ever cherished uttered, shall abide
unchanged and unremcted uniil my return M
address bsofe baai4hHcHf, I'D. z .t.n. ....
. '.Ha. ..N.I q. .ss-.ft'N.Ns HN
We sreeommg Father Abrab IN, three milton patriots
ArOng
We are here from tleak New Epslepd-qom Western
hoWery plans
From Northern hills aol ,alIeys,we poura countless
70 conquer AZ the balo-boE, aud break ihe ioAiie
maa'e chelas
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-05

The Brother Falls by the Hand of n
Brother, the Father by that OF the
Tide OF War. aHt rrr t-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-20
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.


SArrMpAr, sept fs-s Y. ~.
Gold rose again to-day. II tenched iSS several
tines IN the coarse Of the day. relaPsng from that
point = a :. per cent Exchange VAS las u
Yesterday il,s were lover asa gold. To-day the
.aqury for exchange was active. and the leading
lrsscrs ulrc not anxious 70 draw Al the quota
ganA
Money v eassi eall loans per cent 10 good
b0rloalFs ana 20 the spectators o. the street.
p.gt o.ft6egles arr y bei,sr.
Th- tas.agss Il The ssOok Exchange was larger
to-day Zen Yesterday. ana there was more ANNA
ion IN a. mhrtgi. though. A. usual On satur-
d,ys. there we've ne afternoon sessions Of
&c tosris. New York Central rose 2
90 ~. cn an alleged "secrei trsp:"
- fose =. Erie preferred =. Southern
Oh =. Michigan Central I. Cleveland and Pitts
,-r.r. rrside ia CHEN n !. Mississippi and Mis-
s0r 2. o. the other hand. Hudson declined az.
HsF.sm 4. Illinois Central y. Rock Island
Governments were dull; Missouri State skies 4.
tower Qnck.ilver improved n. per cent. and
was in sair demand. Al the close o. the board
the maFic; showed signs Of weakness. and prices
fcil on = I'pcr cent all round But at the one
= ". session Of the public board the duh feeling
gave way, and New York Central rose TO 1884,.
against Is5 at the close yesterday. The general
Is! was steady.
The imports (other than dry goods and specis)
al the port OF New York for the week ending
September Is, 1868, were $685. ,s55.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-20
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SATURDAY, Sept 10-SP.M
flour has been quite active to day, influenced BY the
10 gold prices have geucray advanced loc per Dbl
Receipts iintod Rye -four has boon in more request
ipernne, s. a s. IS pcr Dbl Corn meal nrm, with a
light stock and fair demand
wHxAr been In lively demand and generally &C. per
bushci higher, with moderate supply Offering
CosS has been actively sought after partly on specula
ton and prices Of sound Western mixed have advanced
closing buoyanty at T5c.
RvE has been steady, bat quiet
BARLEY less active, but held firmly.
OATS quiet At about former quotations.
AsnEs saleable and firm; stock, $50 bbls
Corrcs very Arm and buoyant. with fair inquiry
PROVISIONS ssieabIe and steady moss pork. el3 u
ass So plain beef. $40 so SIS So primo lard,
iostc iorc, State butter. 16c. 23c.; cheese, 9tsc
i3c.
IaaKp "a up to 81 20 a$i -. and spirits turpenins
~ rs - 80, with rising tendency.
WasKsv Is steady at Eoc. a s0kc: nles $50 bbls
Fgxuaus less active, but quoted Arm.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-20

street. withent further nosce Ths American hasioaa
Fnn jccwiy wtii rle - take stice.
wEILEx. - epar'ed this life. on thursday mosnirg.
sertcnhcr ~ alter short ranfi liuoss LUcv AH
WELLER, aged ~ years
The friends Of the amlv respectfully invited % a.
tend the funeral from her late residence ee6 Fourth
street oclween North Eighth and Ninth hrkisn D..
TINS ts'ndny) s'scrnosn nj hall ast orc O'Clock
WorHNHAurr.-On Friday, Sepfcmber ~. after q
short sicsnoss, 'isasaS woIEsuAur aeed So years.
The members Of he American Musical Fund Society
are resrectfny invited - attend the funeral from is
late resi- 'enre 100 Second avenue Of " teth
street. 90 Monday morning at II ociocs, without furLor
invitation, by order.
D. SCHAAn. Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-20
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.

Married.
ACCOMPLISHMENT Tarrytowu, N. ", on Monday,
September a. by tho Rcv. J. A. Todd Mr.. W. A. AcKER.
= to Miss AsrF, only daughter Of Jacob b Smith, No
cards.
ArrrsBY-CuKrrs.-In ST. Paul's church, Hoooken, N.
H. thursday. september II, by the rector, the Rev
Mr. Bruce J. ,nAl ArrKHy 10 JULIA MsHRmEw daughter
tho late VIM. II Curtis. OF Hoboken.
tiossnny-GRvAH -On Wednesday. September 10, at
81. Lukes church. by the Rev. Mr.. ruth AIFRsp JosEr1
FoInoY TO Macy Ann srIE youngest daughter OF T. @.
Girvan.
GsAsr--SzwAzI-On Friday, September II, a. Wood
burn, the residence q Thomas A. Scott by Rev. W
ardmaD, II. d. GRAM. a. this city, TO MISS RrnccA
DOUGLAS STEWART, OF Philadelphia
HvM--lo,r.-on saturday, september 10, by the Rev.
Mr.. Blackwell Nr. A. J. HoAG, eldest u Mr.. Hoag,
70 Mss MARY Low eldest daughter Of Samuel Love- Esq
sii q this city. NO cards
May flowers be strcwn on your pathway,
Aid Il rms never lower 10 disturb;
Nay heaven its choicest blessings display
Ger your life as on your bridal, day
JACxsos--M,IAMAs.-0nT Thursday, September II at
the residence OF the bdes father c. n McIonald Fs1
by Rev. A. Willis, JouS iAoKsoS of Guelph Canada 10
IS,snA. McFARnsr, Of BROOKLYN, 4. l.
IspoLs--HowN-Ou Thursday evening, September II
al Abe residence OF the brides motncr BY the Rev D. "
N Jchnson Dawn r. Isppfp, Of Ottawa, G. w. q Rrru
daughter OF the lss Thomns Howe, tsq, o. BROOKLYN
No cards.
otIasa papers picase cory.
r.nns-DrnsY --A flaficrs, On Ff.jay, September II
hy ,te .eV. :. Bowus. yr.. WILLIAM VI rssos % E,R.
s.rt NJ eldest daughter OF Joseph purcy, Isl No cara
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-20
S HIP PING NE w S.

Movements or Ocean Ston meys.
MAns are forwarded by every regular Inca
Tue steamer Tor or ro LIVERPOOL call at Qnec stoNn ex
cert the Canadian line which call al Ioaionderrv The
steamers for or from the Continent cali al champion
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-20

Aaxl Al the New York Hospital, after lingering
,i,noss rArnstx AmE,, aged 3? years.
The friends and relatives the deceased and also those
~ his brother william, arc respectfully invited 70 attend
ths funeral from No IL Mulberry street, on Monday a.
tcrnocn NJ han. past two O'Clock.
BsWsAap--on Friday, september Is, Jois BraSAnp,
nemucf o. the sevcnteonih New York volunteers, aged
- years.
Ills friends arc invited 10 attend the funeral NJ 2s Fast
Nineteenth street, Sunday afternoon ~ one O'Clock
psscn-oo Saturday, september 10, Eta Lsvrs.,
daughter CT Tsa,c Q and Sarah y Bret, aged year.
ncntha and . days.
Tho relatives and frerss are respectfully invited 10
attend the funeral, this (shday) Afternoon, at ono
o'clock IRON. tho residence o. parents No 10 Market
strces me remains will be taken " New York nav
Cenaetery.
BYrxr-op friday, September II. after lingering IN.
ness Mu Many A. i;ynSK, In tic cab year OF her nee
formerly os BsllyvoGci parish Newgrcre, county OF
Cork, Irelss1.
Tbs fric.fs ard -a'tss u 10 I'm ~ are respectfully
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-20

HAVANA, NASSAU. N. p, KINGSTON, ia. AND NEW
ORLEANS.
For HAyANA--Beamship Roanoke from New York Sept
10, at12M
steamship Eagle, from New York Sept g. at Pm.
FoE K!aCsroN. ia Ac--Seamshp Piantasenct frvm New
YORK Sept From Kingston. ia. Sert g.
FoI ST. DOMINGO Orr &c-Steanship fatal Cain, from
New York Sept H. at 2P. NJ
For NASSAU AND misunderstanding Corsica. from New
York Sort IL. *-ttts
For NFw OeLxAss-s,eamsaip Creo'e. from New York
Sept at PM.
Steamship Evening Star from New York sep. 10 st3 PM
Steamship Locust Point from, New Yora Sep. IL. ats Pm
SPECIAL. NOTICE
Az cnss and packages Intended 10, sds EE1 tofs hfsMo
should be sealed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-20

syurcHAsrRs wANfIxo FIRST CLASS srLIIA1p
rabies, wih shnsr's Csicn. cushions superior 70 ar
la ~. aecs che n,natse.ory s Frlion street Asa
q cead Asnt TsAle-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-20

OFricE or THE NEW YORK. PROVIDENCE AND
1863 Koce.The sockh olders OF this company hereby
tor. for the easnas wear and AIS. for the transaction o.
the la the CITY cf prcvidece State OF
nhSdc Isand on me ~, ga! o. srptenee, neat
transfer books will be closed from the 2h 10 the 30
OF September. y h. MOVES, Secretary.
THE TAILoRs WORKING FOR GOODWIN. IN THE
i Bowery. requested 10 attend shop meeting 10 be
he'd at Is EIzabeb street Monday the 3st OF Septc.
her al So in the evening" BY order OF the Central Com
mittec.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-20
NATIONAL HORSE FAIR.

n GREAT NATIONAL HORSE FAIR AT THE
FASHION PLEASURE GEOI KDs,
In Of The FrIiay tie cnrp~gtiru
Tor Inc prizes no gs ponca uul Morsy sis,.
ooid Medal to he grea y the sis wao cscrs In hernss
Also thc si,O0 premium nj r. ~. Cor wlcN General
g1t-r rtusr All h ,5ofS fnn.tam vii s,ne1d.
arc. a NUPStN>. Srare,arv.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-20


sssAns.v Cuv OF NHw ross, Cap, kensesy saiied yes
sssday s0r Queenstown and Liverpool,
sssAsssr 0sxsaKia, Cart kh'es ssned yesterday for
soushsnp,cs sAd Hamburg
ssrAssas Epuse suR Cas- Bel. sailed yssisrdsy fer
New OrieSas
Nh Scus VI HAsustr. weof, fen xew York for ~
Jehn M 9th q ncuF, and stiok, rae eeero
dnr4ng hirk Cellar Tire rech nSsth sds q Mar
tha's viseyard "Wednesday bat eane "a essne
Isssy for repairs and her bottom found 70 b
sora Alsss R.ecs, fsOu Anssy Cor Portland. while
pr end q psrkweis rsnd Was co. on By sseanug Ac
seas Lssrr. MAYO fgou fsl Rres for New Sost, dur.
,ng INC o Of Friday % ora fsh ropb yss cspssed aaA
nlled ballast Her csp'ea suf INV wSre taken o.
by shr L. y snih, Cars Oseon, from rrcyldsnce. and
tv0asht 10 this port. kAged hothinS from the vessel
Iatxrrprhe superior huni slip N~sa,Aa. o. 500 tons,
launched trun the ysr1 ~ Ites Cure Nedioi.
h~ IGN SIC was hr feE hs Cal fcrnis trade. snd
win head for nan fr4ssr1 a roon khs IL owned BY tho
builder, James Curtis and ras be commanded W Capt
"'''' Nossee "a Marsnevs.
vcut~r Nan sud tsn nnsys occupying sia,.ns Bos
tor fiartrr and ~ al suni an N bnfsaris Bat RRf
Vsneysfd Sound w " freesea the winter sat Spar
BIOS or corrcsscudrt anh~rs md rcrs substituted
nv order 81 tse lfghfhos u hesvd.
aoms sA.sruN, fsshlAerss fesFestos.
B,s,oa. sep r.. ST.
Mna.wsa.
shin T.snwlrg - H.. ~ =. Nagrli Au2 AZ 81
s's'rs-y a. sssaf 'fsss.~cs isia .hg 81 70 ieaten.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-09-20

FINANCIAL.
NoTIcE STOCK AUCTION SALES zrnk uSDEs.
sc n y MI srs a. re Ss
ssss s TO- syss sSa %
n for ~ ssys o al pS & ss
public ME-, !, !, !: ;;c.s e:s.%s VI. and
the express Wishes capitalists other.
The. eays he As ss; ,ss s's p s s
70 %e
sa"s Ss & Se~
orders Of Securities 10 be sold As early a. poss IL
sa ssy s res made AZ ers.s nd
EIenanse Nos 10 Exchange pNc, the Exchange
CURED Sc6Lxy saa Stock
Broker No g William stree,.
DENNY T0KESs-I4 ANY QUANTITY.
500" a1sI. H iasm a, Ss r.s -. g,ss
CIx FER CENT INTEREsr.--cIIizENs' SAVINGS
- BANK OF Bo~ery and Cansi street. open every
s ssy sS 10 and ." M'ad "Wednesday aud Friday
syvxovs A. Esscs. Secretary,
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