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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-09

Prison Hsms-Osstle Thunder has but little to
exhibit. On yesterday Patrick Dunn and EdwsSa
6urdock were captured by the city watch while
indulging In baechsnaiAn orgies and. xfssr sober
ing, were discharged by Capt. Alex suier Lewis
6ehr1;t, co T. Sd Ga; James AcKi:han co. Il, S5Ih
Georgia; Thos. Conner, 60. +. 6sh Ia aud Law
rencs Spane OF the Kiag William Artillery, were
In oATcarated for dssertIon.
Re arrested -Thsddcuts Saunders, d private Of
the Purcell Battery, and recently released from
Castle Thunder, was re-srrestsd yesterday at The
instance OF Col. walker. aud placed In his Old
quarters.
Dsa.-HeDj. Fiiibatss. OF 9Th Ls, disd yesterday
Ia Castle Thunder.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-01-09

Efom Our Army In Tennessee.
CHATTANOOGA, Jan. Alt u bsSlisvsA that our
army viii defend the line Of DUCK river. HnE.
fsesboro' b said TO b unoesupisd b. either fosss
Morgan ind Forrest havsrssurnsd. They captured
and parolsd three thousand prisoner. and killed
and wounded . large number.
fANOrHHR DtsPATCHl
AUGUSTA. January ga special disp,,tsA to the
Charleston papers. dated Chattanooga, sth. says:
General Bragg addrsausd ths eia6Psns Of Dsshsrd
and Winahsstsr, Tennessee. q Monday, assaRins
thsm thst hs would not lssvs them 70 the snsmy,
bu: would maks . stand bttwssn AIllAnss and
Tallahoma. He had fallen baek 70 give his bI'avs
man rspoAs afsss battle b which thsy ha1 sx.
hansteA thstr snsegy. H stated our loss vt l. 900
killed and wounded andthas Of the sasny q Is Cge
or % co.,"
The Yankees hsvs advanced six miles ftom Mar
frsssbero. and are eommitting worss thaa usual
dsprsdstions.
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V>HE highest Cash prices paid for old NEWS
Il PAPERS Of eyerv description. old PAMPHLETS Of
svery Kind old BLANK BOOKS and LEDGERS thst are
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Gouses ano farms Uantc0.

E'ARM WANTED.-AFa Farm containing from 60
20 100 with OIL out buiionE about
miles from the Sou Ba, Ia, River Shore
web wsiefed Wan be given In exchange ls'zo ws.but
Phisdsp hia brcs house with all the modem
In Of the principal bu.ness streets IN BoosI,n Cars
the door; balance any. ia cash All
c1nhlrnia Ado.es. EARM. Eroo.lyn Poi Ocic.
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60 Wbom II man Concern.

4 TTENTION, SOLDIERS!- The 800
~ bounty 10 being collected ard psd 10 ALL DIS.
CHARGED SOLDIERS without regard 10 length Of seIy
by J. T. HUNT Co., No. "a Brosdwny NewYeTk, Room
2j
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Hrtusemenfs

NIBLO's GARDEN.
cRowDED ' adsEg 0Su wSpssArLE
CELEBRATED sD'p %A WV p r RI DOM.
MISS CAROLINE RICnisGs
Who, In conjunction with The .-r, sfistss
Mr.. rErER RlLHIN1s,
=, 6REAF opERATc sBEcrAcLr
sArASSrLLA'
The PowRs op LOVE-.
The greatest /sn.ease on tls Amer an stege,
A.. ALLIE. ANNE TIA OALLETn,
MONS M,RzErr.
w.. EyEkY EVENING
New Music and fs Chorus under the direction Of Asr,,
by Mona Philippe Mr.. y Ms,is snj Run, on Denilt
THURSDAY, March 1873, and Esefy Evening hi forh~<
notice will be performed the new romantic o9eTsc spss,s
sATANGLLA;
Ga.
THE POWER OF LOVE
sa'snells, the Spirit Of Beatty
x SIiaa H the Mat fisnd. mcHiSos
'i'FAaHs M.t fSS1 s nS Or .. PETER ncnlSea
NUNS MARzErTI.
.,. ,.u. 'rness-d Expressly for this par'
Ne, Meur' f. r shewsli L. Lamb, Gee. Andrew. O. ".
Wi.on. W. glasdel &c, &c Mesiames y. saChsnfrsa,
l.. r. Sbewrh, Sksueti, Z. Gra.tan, &c.
In the course OF the spec'scle,a
GRAND BALLET.
BY Nile. GALLETTl Nine MAhZElfI, Nile KirRINN
and FULL CORPS. under the distinguished Msi.ys Al
Ballet,
SIGNOR R0NZANL
SEATS SECURED three days IN advance
Box Book open hotH m, to p al.
Win tho exception Of she Press. NO FREE LIST.
WINTER GARDEN.
W Open Of Il 5egin 1T O'clock.
Second week Of tue highly successful engagement Of ~
dstn glished ITagegi-nne snd cOpeOienDe,
Miss MANY PROVOST
Supported BY the .ayorie youog Actor,
Nh LAWRENCE BAKRtTT,
and tho entire oIce.l.nt compaoy o, his Ihea,ef.
LIClE UARhiLLE.
A GESUlNE SUCCESS.
which, owing to Ms Mary PToyoss hunted tune Ia New
York be ViinlTawu sftef to-ngb make he
lads . appeal aucs otber chafsceIL
THURSDAY EVENING, March ).
tho Psrtan sensssion Dsna IN Prologue and -four Acts
oalited -
LUCIE D'ARYILLE,
LUCE WAAEiLLE
MARY PROVOST ia her original character Of Lucie.
FaiDAY EEENINj, MsfchS
Miss MARY PEOYDS'S irs BENEFIf la her Isti'e city,
" zen she will sppeat ia rer great character OF
IHE COUNTESS. IN LOVE.
Pisces may be secured In advance.
Box Book open nom TO o'clock
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4 CADEMY OF MUSIC-ITALIANO OPERA
"A INSTRUMENTATION. MAREiIEk
MAN MARETZEK hiss the honor TO nnnouncr tht OIL n'
.rrangene nt.ui'h ALL THE PRINCIPAL ARTISTS. OR
CfiRSTRA CHORUS and subordnstes In every depart
scn thoroughly completed and that tho OPENING night
OIL the will be
FRIDAY EVENING MARCH.
when Verbs opera Of -
will be presented with the following
UNPRECEDENTED CAST.
MADAME JOSEPHINE MEDORl
a. LeonorA Her fr.t Appearance IN An cries.
MILE HENRIETTA SULZER
q. Ayncena Her ant app-aia nce Ia America
sIGNOR FRANC ESQ MAZLOLEN
a. MAnrco. His hr,; apps afsnce IN Amehc'.
Si8NOR DOHFNiCO BHLLHI
50 Df Luus. tIis hrst appearance IA America
SiGNOk d. COLETIl, ~ Fernando
Madame Ficher o, IueE Herr Mailer I" the oiPsey.
Tho Conductor on THIS occasion,
MAX MARETLEK.
NO ADVANCE on THE PRICES OF ADMISSION
The FIRST GRAND MATINEE
VIII take place
On SATURDAY Of o'clock.
Tickets nj tbs regular tckst ofices and h
eli the principal Music stores ard Hotels.
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AMONG THE PINES.

To moe; the large and iucrsasin: demand for This Wor
THE TRIBUNE hs. assumed is publication. and VIII feD
n on the following TERMS
Single copies, In coth 81 iu pspcr covers 10 oens
tenge copies sent by mail post paid on receipt oil pfes
TWENTY-FIVE copies pepper covers. eech-
One hundred coYies paper covers........ .+Sc esen
Cash Noust accompany the ordet
Addreu THE TRIBUNE
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Nem Publications.
AN INTENSELY INTERESTING Booh'-
AMONG THE PINES;
Or,
DOWN SOUTH IN SECESSION TIME
*
BY EpnUSp Is H
On. Of the mos. graphic and trahteos vO,u
,'os.N.., x,,su Of the South and Southern o0cAS'
AMONG THE PINES

o,.,s,ome doodecimo Volume. over wv pages 0'0''
o"s ns1.' a., a, Pager Covers, price IS ceh.s
Tho North American oOar'e,y in ssweve page 'sv'ew o.
sh, woad.rial WORK. says: Inc e00A 40. sno'e'' ye
' ,bs attraction Of highly wrought aud powerful
ec,on Il has an intense and terrible interest in
mart. Of its story AID the incidents and cnsrec'
~, are portrayed with uncommon graphic snc dramatic
- Yet the work is only not regular novel, but we
..ured that there absolutely nothing Fictitious in it,
20 in the alteration of few names aud dates A
ys,y remari able book"
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Ia 'VIN IHETTV'''R F'PN''T
L 9Th and 9,h-avs 33d and 3sthsts ia lots to 'ui pur-
chsseis The Managers Of the Nswlok lnsutio lo sae
Hind offer ct private sale the enre Block between tie 9th
ard Nh.ays SD and Shsts excepting three lots on Jdt
occupied Ivy the church The property offered corn ses IN.
eufire front the 8hsy Ia feet inches BY OJ feet IN
depth, with tue improvements thereon. admitted to he he
and improved front ON tae avenue IL va
cant lots 34th- aud 3Jdt adjoining the soove 10
lots on $50 and ~ 3th, covered by large and eh
penve marble buioing which runs from street street ana
vacant lots on the 9av each p feet inches In width by
100 depth he entire 'front.' lie center " the block
syenues in ch Of which thsfe sewers; 3fst 100 feet
widr aud the Improvements already made on the norm oe
opposite tho premises offered for ale ara OF me hFs oa
.e o those on the opposite side Of 3Jd For terms aud
particulars apply GEORGE r. ALLEN. President OF me
boald the Office of Csrkson NJ Potter esq, no oil WAN
st.. between IL IA. aud II p N.
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Chcuces for Business Alen.

4 FIRST RATE INVESTMENT.-The
~ ROADWAY FOUNDRY snl MACHINE WORKS
OF ST. Louis, are offered q. VERY LOW PRICE foT U
Uni, 4. Inc second Oldest establishment In g. L. us aaa
having enjoyed Ia patronage 10 Wen known thToaS1
cut the Western states. ,
The ftock Of Patterns /. large snd valuable 4.
The Buidng. are sui 1Gi0us. and the Toos q
the latest aud best styled
10 parties DESTROYS Of engaging in profitable busines
the West 10 better opportunity can he found.
Tnesrge amount Of Oyernueut work Keeps the ound-eq
Of 81 oui. ruania. night and day at highly remuneisiv
prices
Part OF Foundry and Machine Works IL In orde snt
ready Tor business without delay.
For further iuformstiou address,
JAMES NJ CARPENTER, g. Louis. No
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NOR SALE-A frst-class RESIDENCE,

L within mile OF PoushEeep,r, on the Hyde Pst.
Road unsurpassed in locality containing Is scress at OF
which Is 10 Garden ant the remainder ia Fruit AID forest
Tree running from road the Hudson River command
iLg view of The House ia good, containing 50
Rooms with spdng and rain.waer carried into the building
There all necessary Outbuihiins. In good order Price
n 800; Iart eau rem in the same. Inquire Of
THOMAS CLEG0 Main. st, POu ghko-psie.
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DISCHARGED SOLDIERS are entitled 10
~ BOUNTY.
.Csl al once, or apply By nail. -
SOMES BROWN,
o.2Psrk place, under Broadway Bant.
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WANTED TO RENr-By genteel small
w FANNY. DWELLING, in complete .. der with the
modern convene1ce. situate between Atm Shaw and
Pom and sou ss ia this cit Lrsse from thee to va
years preferred Reut which N be punctualy paid to be
shoot i 500 Per anrgin. Address WA J. HEkIIs Nc. Il
NssssdbL RooW Ne. \
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EGGSi EGGSN EGGS!i!
~ BRONkES
AMERICAN POULTRY.YAR

Comprising the Origin story. and Of ,s DIE
fsent Breeds Of Domestic f0uuy, with complete
fsT bc Breeding CrossDg ResIins Fseniug aud Pr,ra
Sson for Msrkt Including specific Directions f0r Capoprrg
tows and for The 1rssteut OF tho Principal Diseases 10
which tbs dawn from 1uthentic souIcps and
ne soma observation Illustrated with numerous Enxsying,
Prize 81. Msiisd free on receipt o. price.
&. NJ SAXTON, AZ. PuDiiSEer
No IS Psfkrow. New.York
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furniture.

ALL KINDS of FURNITURE, Looking
~ Cha .es Mattresses. Boidng &C. cheaper thpu any
ohor STORE Warranted. aud delivered feo Call at o. ".
sAEDESS. No 26j Bowsry, bstwsoa ssnon and Houston
ia You will moasy.
DEDROOM ENAMELED FURNITURE Of
40 wansuteJ manufacture Also soii Chestnut aud Valiant
chamber Suites plain aud ornamental Of H. r. EARRING
TONS 800 CanaksL. opposite WooeT E.!abishod ioi3.
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acal estate s.or Sale.

A DELIGHTFUL. COUNTRY RESIDENCE,
~ with u AChf - OF LAND, FOR SALE. At Stanford.
Comb - miles om New York by Nsw.sven Rsrosd. IL
has liberal apply and full variety Of the large and smsll
fruits hdsome shade aud trees with excellent
and affords an extensive sad charming prospect over
II Vsse the Sound aud hs surrounding country Price
ss 500 Very desirable aud very cheap Z. o. PRATT No.
81 Pine.s ST., Room No. 9.
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Mem i9ublifation

4 MEDICATION OF "OBJECT TEACH
! ~ ING" BY "ScOnA" For sale Of ROE LOSN-
WOOD SONS, Broadway, whence 1t can be nsheo on
| receipt u Is cents.
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NAMP CHAIRS, COTS, STOOLS, &C., Of
" now designs. dursble and light wholesale and ro;s
A. BALMANNO. No. 20 Libcrty.st. Now y orb.
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A. J. BLEscKxR, Soy l. Co.
THURSDAY, March IL, ut ~ O'Clock, Mt the
l. n.rchants Exchange s.l-sroom No. III Broaiway
ON 3O-Ay-< valuable LOTS on tho ,id,, bet 5sth
and 39th-s,s sizs ISL csIlp5 These Lots good
ssad. and have q small frame Cottage upon them, which
rents for 500 per annuIs.
Il6rIsT.-i LOTS the north .l. commencing leo a.
west Of 9th ~ Fro 25xleo.
Maps, &c at No IL Finest.
rINHE AUCTION SALE of BOOKS at WASH
i INGrOS ID C.. aavrr.ei 20 take place March :. IL
POSTPONED 10 next MONDAY. March
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

" ALOADlLTs hTAiI y = lN
IN BkOOKLYN
III lots tEe 25xlO0 fest, located ~ follows;
q lots on north aids Of WGTcn-sL bet 9th and 7hsya
1t lots fronting FL. buhsy bet Warren aud Bsltic.'s
lots frontiox on Fstbushav, bet CaI.ion'av and Ar
Ten.st 49,, -
lots fronting on Fla,bpshsv, bet Warren and Wyeiod
sts.
lots fronting on Waren-st, bet Flstbush and Carlton
avs 800
lot ii junction Of Flstbush av. and Warren''t
llo's on Butlsr.st. bet It'll sv. and Faibu'h ave-
u block bounded by 5h and 6thAys. Warren snd
Baltic sts - -. 81,
Is lots on bloch bounded By ssh ssd 6thavs Baltic and
Buter.ss.
IL lot, block bounded by 9th and 7shsv' Butler and
Baltic-sts .
l,t. fronting on 7thav. bet Butler and Balticss
10 lot. fIontilg Warren and Bsests 100 feet west Of
5tl-av.
This property located in tho vicinity OF extensive I'm.
and OF tho lots within two blocks Of tho
Prospect Part The F.ibushuv 3h AID Atlantic
.y City p.s within BLOCK Of the ots The streets
are graded paved and generally seweed water aud
pipes laid. IL Ia claimed the most .dy.ntgsousy
located improved properly in BTooslyn and Inviting tho
attention Of capitalists SEEKING Investment Gge portion
Of the purchase money rsnisin GU bond and mortgage
desired For nsps and terms apply to
HOMER MORGAN. No. Finest
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lRO0KLYN PROPERTY for SALE.-A

ID teDteeI two-.tory and attic frame HOUSE. with wing
two Story The whole containing 10 oon' built H. the best
manner located Eversreen-av snd Woodbine
together with eight lots Of Ground within two blocks Of
Broadway three minutes TO cans to Fulton feiIy &c
cessoe al all hours For further Information. apply to b.
LOOMS No Finest Security Fire Insurance Company,
q, 10 A NJ SUDAN on the premises
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TIVE LEGAL HEIR OF SIMON SHERON,
ae Of the -. -. Long Island Regiment will learn
thing TO his Tor herr advantage by sddi..lns CAPT e.
DE- NADY Ig Long Island losi 1ent j." bis"de' ID DIVE
ION 9Th Corps Army Of the Potomac
VNTOMAN's INFALLIBLE PROTECTOR.
w .Espfe..iy e. Molbeu None o.bsf. need apply II
oonduc.s 70 health hsppness and long life. - ~
Address for circular, H. NJ. stsion ID, New-Yoh city
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Boots dn6 Shoes.

AT So, SO so, 81, and 81 50.-SHOES and
n CATERS At JONEb'S Nos 10 and IL Anntt
S-PIease call and examine before purchasns
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Sales b. Autilon.

GOVERNMENT SALE.-W be sold, by or
~ der Of the y Department a. public auction, Ale.
1heny Arsenal Psbufsh Pa, 20 The highest bidder At 10
o'clock WEDNESDAY, March ~, 1859. the follow
Bs u. ;. Property, viz
50 so pounds OF ScIsp Iron.
loo pound. II scrap steel
iIeoo pounds Of Scrrp Leather.
LOO Powdsr. BsrrelG
$50 Bai-t.kess
1850 Packing. boIrs
Terms cash. H. II. X. WHITE LEY, nsj. .! ordnance.
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nN EXHIBITION,
" PROF. WEiRS PICTURE,
TAKING THE VEIL"
AT GOUPlLS. No. ~ BROADWAY.
Admis,ion - cents from 2 .. IA. 'o6 y. m.
G'OUR GRAND PANORASlAS ON the same
ufsbt st Banyafd's Hal Of Art 30 ba3 Brcsd~.y-rHE
ONO, THE MISSISSIPPI THE WAR. aud llE MIS-
SOURI, Oaly q ceni.i ctliren y cent. E!Ihl ~ EN-
INGa,7i ON WEDNESDAY AID SATURDAY At ] o'clock
BROADWAY MENAGERlE, No. tO Broad
- way l. d. LENT Msnsssn Opcn ffouI ID a. NJ q o
r. NJ. y ith ubsqu.ed collection Of LIVING WILD
hHfNiIs NOVEL PERFORMANCES ~ niHHLh-
IN tisED ELEPHANIs, MONKEYS. PONIES AND
AltLEs. Al IL H.. aud q. IN Admission - cents
Children IA der ten. - osnts-
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TINO CAPITALISTS. For SALE the BLOCK
l. in Mi.sion place, from PARK to Worth. facing the
Park aud IS fre Psk, about the Worth-st In
quire OF r. 7. WILLIAMS In hs carpenter shop No. lS
Eint wheo the map can be or No 30 Eat e!ht
near 2d-av.
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EOR SALE-The 4-story brown-stone HOUSE
and LOT No II West 2stb-st opposite Trinity ,h-Pel
House f size IS feet 'front.' three Tocs deep all modern
Lot 100 feet deep, near Mad. square and
5hsy Hoel hnert location In too city; will be SOLD al
bargain For and permits 20 see the house spPyI
ID s. DuNCOMB No. 4 Pine-st
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L,OR SALE CHEAP.--A 2t-story and extern
j. ,ion Cottage House with waieT, SC. within two
blocks Of City Hail. rootlyn Lot esia ,L- win gspe'
pesches Ss Location desirable IL A. sPAtAhD, Book
lyu lbs Co.. No. 10 Wslst
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GOOD SERVANTS, in great abundance ana
~ variety, may DO found st the EMPLOYMENT SoC,k-
TVS OFFICE al Clinton Ha on Aston place and 9Th st..
few doors Of Broadway. German Dutch French and
''''''A Rev WM DEMAREsr. Superintendent
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DIGGERS.-Wanted to hire, 20
~ CARTS and HORSES, with DRlh Frs TO Mofi "a ' PC
provided OF expense Steady enpo ment viii De given
for months Apply at No Bowling Green, front fooi
second story.
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Uanis.

NIANTED-By a respectable young Woman,
w situation as COOK, is also frstrste Washor aud
Ironer Best OF city if required. Can be for
two days a. No. 70 Coluntat rear Orauges Brooklyn
Hesh,s
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4 BOOKKEEPER, of ten years experience in
"A double eutr, wholesale house in this ciiy lie IN want
of SITUATION. References satisfactory can DO given
Address BROWN, No. 9Spruce-st., New'fof
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A FINE HOUSE and TWO LOTS for

N SALF-A great sacrifice; elevated situation near a
ferry BROOKLYN; good D~ieborhood; modern improve
ments in good order for bsTsain very easy terms
kSOUTHWiCK WOOD No. ~ Nsssaust
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-05

DOCK COMPOSITORS WANTED-At No.
- Is Vsndewaerst Also, several smart American Boys,
10 learn ~ business
The Portland daily press., 1863-12-07
MISCELLANEOUS.
Help the Sick and Wounded.
THECHRISTlAN COMMISSION

i1. nav Iuiy organized, 50 that IL can roach ,h.
,s,a - ~ Az parts of the army with stores an
religious reading aud instruction. ~ s'o'es anu
Its objects the spiritual and temnor.t ,uu,s. :
the soldiers and sailors. Ii dis,ribnfes i,s e oI
means OF Christian men, who no witha.,, 'soass ~
give personally to those who need scra,,rr.y ry sna
esch distribution by words Of religious eon,sssI
eneer .f ana by such personal attention As may he
The main object Of the Commission il the rs,;.;o,
Hciafe OF the soldiers, but they find that ~,
succeed in this by first ministering to the boiilv
wants anu then pointing TO Christ.
AT the present time the Commis,ion .re d.in~ .,t
IN their power to aid soldiers no ARE IN
large sums of money f"'fo'e "ee"
Funds are much needed to procure religious road
,;s ,s su s.cn specai stores as are not given We be-
tributed. - Uo is'niany U.S.
for fnrther information directions and documen,.
address a. hksEr IL. BuEeEss, 80 Commercial street
= Money may be sent to CYRUS STrnprvAsY IL
Commercial street. Portland and stores 10 anv msr.
oer OF the Army Committee
VI mere more convenient, stores and money may n.
zen, 70 SSoRGE H. sruAEr, Esq, 10 Bank street
The members of the Commission arr.
1eorge u. Stuart. Esq., PHILADELPHIA
hey Rollin II. Neale. ID. D. Boston.
Charles Denond, Esq Boston.
Rev. Bishop y; 5. James ID. D., New York.
Rev James Eels. ID. D.. Brooklyp.
Mitchell N. Miller. Esq, washington.
John r. Grocer, Esq, fh,lsdeIphiss
Jay Cooke, ESQ, Phiiadelpbia
Col Clinton b. Fisk, ST. Louis.
John v Farwell, Esq. Chicago.
HAYES. JcuXsr
CYRUS sTURDIvANT. " r. JnaNsox
Army Com. Portland Y. M c. association
novl9 ed3m -
The Portland daily press., 1863-12-07
For sale orfoLef.


In Gorham, l miles from the VII
A~hA n lage. beautiful Farm, confainin x
H3fgMEr2A 100 aces of execllent and 90 the
3tIlELIAM rc al to scarb Jrou gh in an excellent
stzsSA-dE@..33- stzsS4td@.3 neighborhood. buildings good
house stored, 2sx36; barn 3sx45; two good or
chards, ono Of them just beginning to bear all the
land fit for cultivation; plenty OF wood for home
consumption; one-half mile from school, milee
from grist and saw mills.
For further particulars inquire of N. BROWN,
Z}3 Congress street, Portland. at the premises,
where ANY Information may be obtained.
nov2s DIV RUFUS FOGG.