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The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1863-01-06
MICH. SOU. NOR IND. RAILROAD.
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1862. WINTER ARRANGEMENT 1862.
an AND AFTER NOV I6ih, 1862,
DPas.enger Trains will leave Hlsdale Station as TO-
fows, Daily, except sundays
Leave Iillsdale, Mail and Day Express, at l2:2epM
Arrive at Toledo, 4" 305 /"
leave IIiilsdsle, Eastern Express. i.s!A.M
Arrive at Toledo, t:25
Leave HnIsaale, MaiIand Chicago Exp, at s:os Pm.
Arrive at Chicago, ll:OO 90
Leave Hiilsdae, western Express, at 22sAM.
CONNECTIONS.
AT TOLEDO, with Detro,, Monroe and Toledo Raj Roa
Monroe and Detroit With Cleveland and Toledo Rail
ead for Sandusky. Cncnnat Norwalk, Cleveland Erie,
pittsburgh. Harrisbugh aud Phiiadephiawith Dayton
and Michigan Road for Dayton, Hamilton and Cincinnati
With Wabash Valley Railroad for Fort Wayne, Points
scnth West.
AT DErRoIr-with Grand Trunk Railway, for sarnia
Icronto PRESCOTT Aonr AL Quebec Portland and Boston
with Great Western Railway, for Niagara Falls Buffalo
Albany New York and Bosts also, with the Detroit
Milwaukee Road for Grand Haven and
AT ApRIAs-Witb Trains for Monroe and Detroit and
AT warrK PIoEos-with Trains for constsntine ane
Three Rivers.
AT ELKHARr-with train for Goshen Ligonier, Kendall
Vile. and Stations on Air Line Road.
AT NEW ALBANY SALEM CRossNo-witb trains Tor La
hyette. Greencaste. ano New Albany and Louisville.
CHIcAoo-wth Chicago and Rock Island. Galena Nil
vakee. Chicago. Burlington ard Quincy North West Rail-
wa Chicryo Alton ,ud ST. Lous, Illinois Central and to
all Points Vest and South =
rV- rrainss run BY Chicago time. which Is 20 min
nte~ shower than Toledo Time.
RPaert Sleepin all night trains on
this roate Saiisbury Patent venators and dnsfer are
~ Time and Farette other Railroad IL
IN0. ID. CAMPBELL. Gen .sup't
III. HArDss. station >sent. HiIlsAaIe.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1863-01-06

A good story is told Of rustic youth and a
countr girl, who sat facing each other at a
husking party. The youth smitten with the
charms Of the beautiful maiden, only ventuIed
on sly looks. and now and then touched Pat.
sy's foot under the table. The girl termin
ed to make the youth express what he appe'r-
ed so warmly to feel, bore with these advances
a little while in silence, when she cried ouI
-" Look here. IL you love me why don't you
say so; but don't dirty my stockings"
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1863-01-06
OPENING Day Goops sroRE.-"whs

OPENING Day GooDs SToRE.-"What
are you in Jail for?' asked visitor Of a pris-
oner. He received the usual reply-"Fot
nothing" "Well, but what did you dor
IL opened dry goods storeP Opened a
dry goods store" sail the visitor "why,
they could not put YOU in prison for that. =
ayes, but they dill ihough," replied the prs;:
oper;.I opeued it with a crowbar and bill. :"
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1863-01-06

EEA man is circumscribed 10 all bis ways
by Gods providence, jast as he is in ship;
Tor though he may walk freely upon the deck,
he must 90 whittier the ship bears.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1863-01-06

The library Of clergyman 10 England was
valued at f3, while bis wine was estimate cd
at f300. Some one observed that he must
have though. as the apostle did "ths letter
kilIeth but the spirit giveth life"
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1863-01-06

EB II has been said that the animal food
supplied to our army is sery inferior; but tho
soldiers declare that the beef is bully.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1863-01-06

II WOULD INFORM ALL THOSE WHO
il are In want Of Nails. that have the New York and
Eagle Mills Brands which will warrant to bear the clos
May Is, Ise2 HAMoN.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1863-01-06

EE There is charm in danger, a facipa.
ton 10 the look Of death, which often allures
brave men from the path Of duty.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1863-01-06

N1-1weIcomc little stranger" ss th, man
said when be found three cent piece among
bis portage stan pa.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1863-01-06

EE E lucate the whole man-the heal, the
heart, the body; the head to think, the bearl
to feel, and the body TO act.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1863-01-06

EE Philosophers tell us that Nature never
errs. They certainly cannot mean human
nature.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1863-01-06

re- Fashionable people arc apt TO starve
their harpiners, 10 order 10 feed their vanity.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1863-01-06

Never be troubled with trifles, and soon all
trouble will appear as triding.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1863-01-06

A LSO BLACK TEA THAT WILL GIVE
satisfaction, besides general assortment of Family
seres y. HAMMOND
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1863-01-06

Hrxpoo PRovERD Sweet is the music Of
the flute 10 him who has never heard tie pratt
tie of his own children.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1863-01-06

TnuE FREEDoM.-"No man Is free who
has not the command over himself, but suffers
his passions 10 control.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1863-01-06

ATTORNEYS, d. SOLICITORS IN CHANCERY
and Notare, Public All legal business promptly aten
ded to- Office in Boies' Block, Main at HUDSON. M.
.sn.pw wppcrR CLEMENT x. WEAVER
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O. What reason do you assign for the fail
ure Of your attack
Alt was found impossible to got the men
up TO the works-the enemy's fire was TOO
hot. The whole of the command fought most
gaIlan,ly. The enemy themselves, say they
never saw our men fight 90 hard as on that
day.
Q-Were the enemy's works very strongi
A Their works we're not so strong works,
but they held strong positions. 1t is possible
the points Of attack were wrongly ordered. II
such is the case can only say did il TO The
best Of my ability. It is also possible that We
would have done batter to have crossed at
SINNERS Neck, but for what / supposed to
be good reasons, felt we bad better cross here,
that we would have more decisive engage
meut here, an ! that il We succeeded in defeat
ing them we would break up the whole Of the
army here, which, think now is the most
desirable thing, not even secon to the taking
Of Richmond. For il this army was broken up
though they might defend Richmond for =
while, they could not make any protracted do
fense there.
Q-(By Mr.. Gooch J DO understand you
to say that it was your unders' anding that
Gen. Halleck and Gen. Mcigs, while al you
headquarters in Warrenton and before vor
commenced the movement Of your army, SO,
orders TO Washington for the pontoons to b.
forwarded to Falmouth
A-Tbat was what understood most Ger
tainly.
Q-In your judgment could the pontoou,
have been forwarded in time for you to eros,
tho Rappabanuock when you expected. il al
possible efforts bad beeu made by those charg
ed with that duIyf
A-Yo', IL they had received their orjrr
10 time.
Q-Dii tho non arrival Of theso pontoon'
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SAl.IcH Az ALICYIIN.

A Ivan G. bAKaK a CO.. AUoTioxEeRs
UOUsEHoLD
At PUBLIC AUCTION
Bronze aud orInolu Chaudele,s
Drawing Room Suits
., on Painting. b. enss~nt Ar,isls,
Artietio Dronzs sla1nasy
Bullet Extension Table
China C:,asa and sHysr WAR
HoPsFs CARRIAGES, u trNEss sc
D. H. Chapman, Lao. ~ Wet Sixteen'n street bet
fth hno orlh avenues sale a. IA oG. ,0S.
40, DRAWING ROOMS,
ChAhoehSi' N'yet carpets nTocsdc aud Lace 'ulatns
rosowooa p.rEng Room Suas, Ltaseee. seer.trC and
Bookee7e, Iahuc-, Eucoguurts. COnsoa TaieA ebony
Reception Chairt Lad Work Table Centre 1aoles Can
teipuF y ciens p with hundred elegant viYwh gn.
tque ana onf Zee INoY Cbai Oh p ings w cfni'
ne ar sts tNo superb Landscapes by Coles Hob ssmi~.
~ l@srbnni winter snd summer ~ lanner also FAINT
ngs oN huntinton, lamAn scicIes artistic Bronze
seres and Dresden China fer and hanel
sEyRN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD rIAFoForTE.
no ind celne lhc richest offered hfs
stool Cove Music Stand Boots Iatssud rose.
wood ana walnut Dresng Bureaus Uedsiesds Wardr
en- bne y o 0us PIV.; Hair and Spring Mattresses,
feeher beus bhn@rts shc,,s Bufct IN ension Table.
silver Oyster Iureen Lntree Dishes Coffee iirn Cake
Basket, Casters, Spoons Forks, Napkin Riags Savers
Dill ner ana Tea service china Dnuer CRYSTAL
auo RUBY glassware. Table IuLey Linen CoucLes Arm
Chairs Oya Mr o. Bronze Clock Also large ri uont
Of Basement aud x tcheu Furniture
N, BThc above elegant reldencA for aale Innuirs f
the auctioneers Maide9 ane Parties wishing 60 attend
the sale take We ruth Sixth cars or stages AZ the
Astor House ~ NioAoss and Metropolitan Hotels leaving
at six'eenlh srees, few doors from tae house,
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stt,,s, A..

Al DIsFssfA fnJa WIbr,iE DsCW rRn
u a.sf Tff .r 80
- -. rassss it..sf ftsF - - e
f-f aI.r.rs1sr o. +n,f - - g.
~ cppssfr -sslg 80 rs Er loa4
j ..fFfsffN CO.. tff gsars.
l. - - .rH Hlr fl.l 81
It+f-s ~ ~ Ftsntrfs tsaEs
Nt taH W. 4rirf = ~
s.sf a 'sgfsHs q .asFffssr fst al rssss aaf-f
'fsaa fa-..fs i-~m fi ~ tn n.Fs
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fGItA1TCWE.

A ELt0ANT A6sORfARST OF HoUFEHOLy FUE.
"a niturc for SO pr'pCTy 0f fanily lsaiiug tlr e-
The suscfibc re- nguishing h0I-skssrng. Wi s, ia
20 Duhas"rs al Ne fnfuitur~ contained IA fts
fsnce lli Mcs, fwsuythtrd s'rr.. AlttA Asrnur
Inu9Oftc FAgerfa, buOkfaHr. fanung siatrsrf
Hronfes Drawing Room suits. coFcrrd vfh bror4lsl.
biOafe aud Lao caIfans rosewood ChAnlc Furnllufe
IN au'e balr', IaFnsiou Table, Cd vitas Silver
Ware. MIDDLE
uANDsoNB HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE rOg EsL.--
IL s great sarrlhCe foe cash bfsuufm razor sut
c1yrfel In rim lferrA snfn 0atr msfr uIisf e sr
months cosi sp vii b. sod 10 sin. DO ~ sst
Tosew cd sc en- oisfe fznpfYrts Bflfsls and IngIan
.aTp"ts Iosc wood abi msb' gsny ErtusAts Bnre.n.
spring AMI haf Nstfesas flAlws bsnks's Hfoais aad
Iare turtslns. bfulse flOcs, Tufai.h fau CHAIR arf
Long rCoi Eiagrre. slfebSad A. Aprfy ~ IIg
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A LBtRr G. HAYWOOD,
IA AucTUNEER
hAGHlfIC ENT HOUSkliOLD FURNITURE
AT PUBLIC AUrTTnN

A bolSF " uAfNOoD,
HAoSl'roEFF "A FiSSiS Ha%SS,5S%p HSS1,5y 5SyysnrUas
At N. .pends private rssdsnos sIssss?ssi ss ssaS r. .r..
10 s, .s: at u e.
of The srSes aud d riches. orscnd farui
-. 81 DRs%isa ROOM ROOM
prasins Room SUITS Covered witb The ricScs descpioa
msrji. md bronze ss'uiry oPan,'ngs very rich and
fssSsls fssSe Fac SesS s D0ss Sas
Fksr CLASS ROSEWOOD riANoFoRTE,
finished az round containing 81 the modern fcnens
uer;1s ratent Uians Ts,le DnIog Room Suit alto
de'eFlp'ioo' fun ''' Of 81 T, e e TSrrs W9rs &C.
Yer, rich and cieaaa chsaper Suits ia rosewood aud
bMk walnut Brlssel, Carpets and IA every beauti
BAsrNrSr AND KIrCHES FURNITURE.
A UcTIoS -PEREMrroRy sALr oF
Three besuticl Psrorsul!:.
Velvet. Brussc, and Ingram aIpels
Ivory Table Cutlery aud siyerWsre
rb,,s, fy,,a. A.p"s'e ,GiSo no r.,,a.o,e ~, aoon
place West tght street between Ffth ana SiAlh
Thru. Fac a con r"ens.s a "a a.. SsoSs
sni', eoyer n tcl French Ga!ln oloceei And reps
lh Easy char .nd Lounges 10 mach rosewood Centre
bronze C.ooS ch China AMI Parian Vases, rsror oras
menis eeg'n, .caiei ADD Lac crisi',, hne oolle>
"S'" CHAMBERS AND DINING ROOMS.
Two solid back walnut sn covered ia Frozen rrpa md
sstin dela ne sewood Beds,cads Buresy> Wa,hsand.
eoias covered il ASlrco,h res and H., suson raSe.
psesner be-, uSa os rS l sex c hS and c.aes
Ies and Iese Spoon Iosss a'> Ivory cuIIcrI.
furnitare eEpressnen W. be IN ate % cart pack
OF sap sGoas 1cg pHsshsserA
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AsIHOg.OGS.

A sTROLoGY--Dn l.. ID A MIRA y BHpuGHToN
C1ursLir Narstexe Removals. BI.ness srk4e.. a
Lad - oeni'. Feniiemsu o. Oros tupfre.s sfsst
EOOD EfwR.-uADANE HOPY EECEsTIY FHOa
VI te H1tl. b. consrsts1 on fhr .lfa 81 lfs
uafoids The of ne fuff ~ D. 1tff - Slh
svssie. b-fHe-n Eleventh and Tee IN sfes,s. Lasss
oens senfcurnti
| OoK BtRE-aRE roU ~ rEgr BLr H,gg ror
Ia zen derived triTrf VIA Have 30 foe D..
t,,n blasted b. fsls. prgnis-s a. ~ a. - ssp.sg
ROSS fof adtIce and sstisafi o. gfs 80 $50
never tngsn 10 fsl Ne tlHts iofs hsf thas hos -
rated snd Shows rpfrec ifrrefs ~ fftHFe lasabf
ssspt ireuds Lursy numh-rs ifee 80 - Hcs. rsrrtf
~bih street. b~tssen sa'h snf rsrfrth hsns
on ihs fppf RING the tssstient g~il
NADINE RO sA SOLE MEDICAL CLtIngOYANr
Nl and spirit Via cris' - rrcrlisf o. ~ srasaf
"a hfty uiih street. uisfr thf 1HAfIY q.
vess a the isfk mYste ~ th~ F. sfsuf t.ft.
from the crsd c 10 the gaze t0uaaisflga ffr D.
NO fvPOgiTION. .-rng SFVER TslLfs0 VAuAkH
y STARR from Eur.fs UtO 80 tIfI 80.
sf rbe y9u ~ gsfi. ffsssli sri fa..rr
LunEs tocefhsf ihoss osg sraralsf tsutfs sIstF sf
rlasa y1u f9ffrf pa - fnlf fuf
ffiends nut~fs 'fes. To- $50 hsfs 20
csifsd ~ fsse 8sefs you tha tsra tea ~
ifs fts .fsaf IlfcfssU tffufaH frf ssfHftsI
~ hunfrsis ~ daily fssi tsf tbai isf sgasl
founf. so fsssff fof asy 90 rhl sf t~f fFf
Iroissf SO t-fs ,cr its fsfs.f
700 fnsfry % i1i Isu tsfsntssrh fsra srf.rfo 81
b. "a sfeaas. Saas ~ ~ asof ossl-srn rs, a.
fuittrs.
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Wuo. WOULD sor 20 % vsEr .ll,Iq gagr ~.

w 80 ye ~ 80 AL = - SiuH iftf~rfOs 90
rrf0wfrf pnFisa rrarhttaft unl ffs. a. ff- tt
~ ~ 80 ssfOoEtis sho rssrasisfs q st :. trs
ruraHN hFf. hFarh. gfarf 40 ~ rftnrss 80 frf
raUfs Ialrau v ~ sa lufgy fsaiio n w. ft
taffe fsmtff 70 as tHiis iouFnsfs stffai ffsaf ~
cor s uAfragr. ittffn Nfufrs frfH fsa trt
~. Nfaf tfafsS n Lff Nfaft srif sfs irtfH ~
f.t 80 ffst. u ygH ssfs feaf g-r pf'fff.
ftF 80 ff.H. sos tnt az 70 Isw n. I. trf
UtI4 ta .f. is-. f ~ . tA 80
ff4 afats -ta pnrs .t.f sr.tes 'sas 20
l.s. =. .... g.. a. .-H frf.a.s rff fsf-
fs..lf uf.raf.fafff rsrsf 81 rr 4. F.sfs aff .
ff B. HiHFf
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MATRIMONIAL.
MILITARY.

CoXTISgSrALs.-tnE MENsERs or THg FIR,T
" Company washington CUgunsn'a GUAM will assr1i.
bic a. fhe araorr. hil ~ lfsl igs B0yery Wrflc.-
day morning -, a. ~ neiocs n fad uriforn f8I
parade. JOHN pARRoH CoDmandsnt
I Az now PAYING go oAsu ~ HAND t6R
Volunteers bcfofe hcnf .Ngrn ~. making WITH fovetn.
meat an sal~ iOlltss sis1 Al persons tdn.ias
truits 20 this oe VII b0 roll ihc Lighcs prtniun. N"p
coniutsson'd ofeers nerisi Ap y AZ ~ sntfe .ir.ci
's'a'n iAaEs VI PirlAAthGch.
CuBsTir rRs -wayrFD.. rms DAY AZ 80 80
- Gfteuach . ib'et.nge fieisll. NV cod nfu o.
eh0n viii he raa is.fr c.sA % hspa lhan ~ h~i
t.tri's IN tic citr.
yAVTED.-sssga, vnLrNrEfr ~ ro, r''E
sppy n oaa, e. 4 .reHtLG = CO - sls n.sse a.
forn v
NvAX1LD-el ,Ot"nEo Rfcr ua. tOh eHfcn
w the hie.fs tIHHfrs rIft ts stif O. 1- II rfrnsrt
Htsray DAT stf - = Yf--1-ir rt
S.35O oAsi, r.ig to. fso eoon suasT.1rTY.
W ssnt % tbs asf. NtrV q .. y fEhsbf iaft-t
hans
cyz7 ROJNTT rtIu 10 LrrHtfrl 70 rtfA
Sll sa'- ihs 'hi ! .ssi ~ yo'' s.a.s
nve sataf4 rr.f adtff rfltf urtFsf Nhc
have fsnihes A. asrfpt Orc- - ftrr s..tet 60.
Bfoaa~s,. C-l ffatn . q os,oes g. g ;fari ~
sen roor AZ -ssns lfirsa- N ~ y ~ .. ~
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MISCELLANEOUS,

EAhCYgo0Ds. ALBUMS. toys CHILDRBS's BOOKs
Il ac-Wsnied, consgnneDts Of the above sni az
goods su Table for holiday presents reliable psry can
dspo1c Of large qusnur. Returns made often DO
Nlci Tvely OF the test names la sS~ iOrs ogersr "A
fcf.rthH Dealers will please address Grorsc Hayusrf
boy ~ Herald once.
WAgTs6 10 rtfdiAss.-AH kS6iSr. hoILEa
w ana Planning MIL wanted with Futures complete for
nisktnk doors. ssFhst, Ar about esht
second hand. Appy 70 Mr. hAMiLTOS room No g. l..
Eioai~sy
WANTED TO fuRCHAsE-A PRIVATE MILLINERY
w LstAbl-hBrnt without the fafbltufr, ltaa4.
asd below wsf Grey place PArrs wfsi az 10 -
pos OF such eau hrsf e purchaser by sfdre.nS
tnOn square Post oIce
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
T'HE MEMBERS OF PUTNAM Lopez ia. rsA.m
arc hereby summoned 10 attend special meeting %
held a their Of Grand aud C.ntr- on
tending the funeral Of our late p:o,her a \ IN Ne,
order. r. Uof'GUToy ~ ~
FErp. scHuLISo. Secretary W -
1'Hh MEMBbks op sDELPHro LODGE 80 as
T. - - y" Es seauss'cd 2 Tygt Il ys.TcMsy, sT
snd ~" nrosdray, "Wednesday, tho 20 last o. Twelve
S'e.oe. NJ to attend The funeral o. H. " Bsoher :. u.
ssc OF New YORK. EDWARD w. BANKS Master
T,uE MEMBERS or ADELpnrC CHAPTER NO ia
aud sls Broadway. wclnraiay the 18Th inst AZ vrs
O'Clock 10 attend the funeral of ~ r. COup. ' D. Y. es
SomncTs tDOs SMITH IL. f.h pr1r,
nHE MEMBERS OF MORTON CoMNASDpRY NO q
j requested 10 meet q Masonic Han siT ana slp
Broadwly. on "Wednesday. tie z5th inst Twelve
~, At END the funeral Of " Y. Sr J. D. Yates gonte r
hDpN SMITH JR, conms der.
WAirrRs' PROTECTIVE AND BENfyOIENf Rssr.
w oa'ion "A special meeting OF the atOve a'iBn
VIII b bold Va the secOnd regiment arrory Nednesdav
evening Nov -. 1867 al clock precisely Al
" arTeafa are mot earnestly rcguestcd attend pay
their dufs, their VII be erased from the hols
Al the other members as1 requested % fe
ceiyc their baN cktls for .fand ann 3D.. ball
Ny order, WILLIAM McDi KNOTT rrrsfrut
JonS Bsssr, Secretary.
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HOUSES. ROOMS, &C. TO LEr.


RARE CHAECE-TO LII OR LEAsE FOg A
n term OF ears, tho store In the story bsr&
house on the corner Of spring aud Mulberry streets In
quige on the premises
A SPLENDID FOUR STORY HOUSE TO Lsr-IyD 4
N rari OF the Frrpi'ufe fur SAFE. Fifth Avenue
HJtsL Inquire OF A. A TuURbBK s7e Fourth avenue
L'uRNIsHED RooMs-suiTABLE FOR LADY AND
s1Ln.uah "a sra flniy. n n 20 Inry residence
far from ne ed during the vlnt r1lufs
until she ist of Nay icss than baf he usai
chsue APP . JOHN SNARE. ssuyve ant institue .
DTos way, Sew fort
SIhs,E ~ rENr-EyE LARGE STALLS ASp
- for IA Ttlrty.grv' street be-. Trd
aud foufih sEcnues. Arpiy a. ~ Wafer street
'I'o LLT-PAEf OF TnH DWELLING HOUSE, so 10
Il knr .reei a. respectable fsry: Do. wt'er sni .as
Elgh s1d Ngi avenue crs rlss cfery I've ulnufc In
eur, on the premises, 80 si rs Hudson street
no RENT-PLEAsAsr FuRSISHED ROOMS. AZ 80.
Il IL kaAt riI iecnth -iice corner OF Irslug i.rc
1,D THOSE TIRED OF BOAKDIsO.-1O IEr Iug.
i ni he'd Room and Bedroom the sscOnf auor Stl
ever copysusnre for honseteeplug; would santc.
aud wife. tt ms - % pei Week Cal a. - Wcs!
Houston street, near siison.
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1 uCTiON NorICE.--H DOUGHTY, AUcrIONRER. =
PEEEHPToHy SALE OF


:. pOUsEuoLD FthNituhh CAkfEIs, Ac
N. DOt GHrd WI sel on wednc day, Nov "a a. iOi.
vi: az, rs;si -, -. snhT saa iaa fsrl.r SUIT nru,
liss. Ipnins Tables. Dining Chairs oas Cha nde
,cssng Buresus, Wssbssnds BcdstraGs alr Mattresses.
Ac
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A Jc1I0S NOTICE --JOslru L SMITH, AUCTION
"A ELK -.lAADrOME fAEiOk IHAfft RL,
INl SHlLk AND IlIkIL PLY iAIilI. a.

A! bic auc ion. tn!s day. ~ ~ CLOCK II Sinh street
near lhirN Avenue, consist uF ft two c'e gAillr
euye.f N brocs;e ant reps marpc fshca ktagctes
torkT Curtains rnsewrod ana uai.f sdfOor Smile
Hair Astresses \ n Refs Tea rabies Nrfos- shsses
fsntins-. Hectefs spsing Seat chsfs, ning Chsrs
egefythlng JeOaslng a. irsi class boue sale Iosil
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l,,OR SALB OR ExCHASgE-FOR EIAL EsTArH. on
STOCKS &C. Hsrts of heavy ImbeE isId ~ WIS ons.s
and Illinois, ior IAriic las apply o. ihfiAhp hhh
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The New York herald., 1863-11-24

LrOg SALG-AT SisU SING suNf VkHi bHblhA
bic ltssdsnccs With from ope-haf 20 o. Ian.
attached sa,InR lu price from siApl 90 ish Appr
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The New York herald., 1863-11-24
HELP WANTED-MALEs.

WANTED-A SALESMAN ~ cLpriiNu sIoNn
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iaior declining tusn.s~. Cotbng Ecmnants Ac. Csta-
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The New York herald., 1863-11-24

Iron SALE OR EXCHANGE thed nP - Anss.
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SALES ar aUCTIOK .

Wh wITTPRs. AUorIoNRYR WILL Sill rHIs
M gay a; lth o'clcet. 81, Monroe street near orAnd
'ei( the stock fnf Fsiures Of tie above store, TO
f.n'6 siis enAe OF peiosos. eOnssng oi very Cue
''l'fnt oil Winea i'qu. Se Bale pIstye.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-11-13

the matter home to every inhabitant. In
short, the Cover nor, upon whom fine requi-
sition is made, expects, and Justly, that You
will respond to his call upcn YOU with an
earnestness of purpose which shall ensure
success.
%. Recruits for the old regiments Will be
allowed, SO far as it is compatible with the
public service, to select the regiment in which
to serve. 1t is, however, the earnest desire
of the Government, first to secure recruits
for the regiments ard detached companies,
whose term Of service will expire in lS64.-
These are the second, third, fourth, fifth and
sixth regiments of infantry, the first resi-
ment of cavalry, and the first, second and
third companies Of sharpshootels. And
while recruits fer the remaining regiments
and detached companies, to wit: the seventh,
eighth, ninth, and tenth regiments of infan-
try, the eleventh regiment, heavy artillery.
and the first and second batteries of light ar
tillery, will be received. and will be paid the
same bourties that are paid to recruits for
the other regiments. YOU will do all you can
to encourage the first enlis.ments fer old
regiments, to be made for the first men,iont d
organizations.
26. Recruits for the new regiments will be
allowed to elect in which company they will
serve, and thet will be assigned To such COM
pany, unless it shall have been previously
filed. If so, tie recruit will he allowed to
serve in such other company as he may elect,
not then filled.
81. All recruits for the new regiment and
battery now being raised, who have been
heretofore, or who shall be hereafter enlisted
by the Recruiting Officer appointed for these
organizations. will, when mustered into the
United States .r,ice, be credited to the town
furnishing them, towards the quota OF such
town for new regiments.
2S. Whenit is necessary to send recruits
to the station Of the superintendent by rail-
road, you will be allow cd 10 issue passes for
them upon the blanks furnished :or that pur-
pose. Passes must be signed by YOU as re-
cruting officer, ard mus; in all cases be made
and delivered to the conductor upon the rail-
road in duplicate. One pass is sufficient for
any number Of recruits VINO travel upon the
railroad at the same tine
By Order of the Governor.
PETER I. WASHBURN.
Adiutant and Inspector General.