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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1863-01-17
SPECIAL NOTICES.

CONVERSIONS AND EXPERIENCE OF NyA
ID.-Published the benefit and a. . warning and .
caution young men who suffer from Nervous Debility,
Premature Decay &C.; supplying at the time the
means Of Self Cure By who has cured himself after
being put great expense through medical Imposition
and quackery. nclosas postpaid addressed en-.
velope, SINGLE COPIES may be had Of the author Ma.
THANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq, Bedford. Kings Co., n. T.
narch14-dAwly s Az
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tired Clergyman having been restored to health in few
dsya aer many years Of great Suffering, willing to
g. others by seading ree) the receipt Of postpaid
directed envelope copy Of the prescription used. d.
rect to the Rev. JOHN H. DAGNALL 1856 Rulten street,
BROOKLYN NJ Y riune14-v WIN
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BIBLE 5oonTY D1PosIToRI-Att the store Of Mr.. "
". Harper Jefferson street, Burlington, where ElgnA
German, evedish and WEIGH Bibles and Testaments ua
4IVavs BE found e. one price noy1.
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UHfoS UPRIsIHaIs EAST TkaHEssRR. Union
forco Of several hundred men from East Ten.
nessee have located themselves about 4b miles
west of Charlotte, North Carolina, with the de-
termination of resisting force of 800 rebels
and Indians, which ia stationed in that vicinity.
The rebels have notified Gen. Kirby Smith Of
the fact, and request him to send body of SOL
diers to assist them in driving the Union men
away. Bragg, however. has refused the assis-
lance asked, needing Smiths corps himself
Washington Star.
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The correspondent Of the New York Tribune,
with the Army Of the Potomac, says that the
rebel pickets besieee ours for papers containing
the Emancipation Proclamation. Their officers
Who cross the river under Gags of truce, make
the same request. All through the rebel lines,
the matter seems to excite peculiar and anxious
curiosity 500 s1a {ff reg lTS gEE
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Ayers Cherry PeCtoraL

,s,4gi III Ia FOR THE RAPID CURE OF
Coughs, Colds, Inlluenza, Hoarsensss,
Group, Bronchitis, Incipient Con. :
sumption, and for tho Relief
gH Cd OF C0nsumptive Patients r4-
.zoW In advanced Stages
OF the Disease. a.".t
This e remedy 80 universally known to surpass snS
other for the of throat and lung complaints that It
IL useless here to publish the evidence Of Its virtues It's
unryaed excellence for coughs and colds and its truly
wonderful cures Of pulmonary disease, have made Il
known throughout the cvilised nations Of the earth
Few are the communities, even families among them
who have not personal experience Of its effects
living trophy in their midst Of s victory the
subtle and dangerous disorders Of the throat lungs
A. al know the dreadful fatality Of these dsorders and
they know the effects Of this remedy, need aoe
do more than to assure them that it has now all the vr
tues that It did have when making the which havs
Won % strongly upon the confidence Of mankind.
Prepared BY Dr. C. AVER T. CO.. Lowell, Mas.
Sold BY E. .. GAY, Burlington raa = ss
H Resd q Co., Chicago. and al dealers Ia Medicine
svefyvhees.y ga -,.,,. iulyls.dkve0W1y
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fong pro-
BY Big.
and doep'
!, 20 - 70
| bg VickS
The xis
Ficksbus8
! and dry
! New Or
has no !.
|.els of M!
FWiilisns'
|ippi river
ew Years
rver state
heir forty
Ptors, edi'
|eible cor
4 bushes
health ~
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EW BOOKS, adj rs
Les Mlserables ST. Denis The fourth na,. o,v,....
Hugo's great French nsvel, Translated by a. Z. VII
bour. Just received n cfInSHS
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THE CATHOLIC CHOIR BOOK
= AND THE MENORARI. :,
Two collections Of Catholic Music eor..lntn. u...s.
and variety Of micellaneous pieces sutsble lei
morning and evening service. Por saleby = 49, :"
Sn1-d0 10 gEgs il. OoRsE
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MARKETS
BrsL,nafoS, Friday p. a.

szTbe weather early in the week Was mild, aud
not favorable for packing Tuesday il turned
cold and at writing the mercury ia about down
to zero. Some ice in the river. but ferry boat
makes trips with regularity.
Hog trade has been active with 40 advancing
and firm market, good hogs 200 lbs and upwards
cell readily for a, lighter weights $3.50 to
1915. Live weights q, 90 to Sass.
Receipts by B. n. r. Railroad for
the week, S,oOo
Previously reported, l3l, 674
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-06-22

NOtt;.
unter5stdneter, >peIbsr bal reriaisoesen ". D. @esimsn.
tern ais Otf3ter geeltnt ba'. fgtbert ale fttne ITO bier aut.
%baltensen gter gcrter BetaMnt n NIB anb,r re iGrge 2eute aMf,
ltb ietner @%rmpasaie, trtIfe CT fur tas reutf6e NIB. SECT,
Col. ;St9tsr, T%eernt'rt q SuiGliss.n % geo gestmtnt bat
nlr 6 wtonGte 81 B tnen pnb wiro elcth mad b9ut GipihpSrtn
bic non Der Ssast t~stpiuia!e gcuats Ee3atlt.
Capt, Y III l.. MIIeS, Dir
5ntebt Oii3itr III 55. q 3. (@aors 2afaeete. }
Wtcrltttrur0&sS Office: yip. % NQriiiOnftr. finhil
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2 SttftnnS - Der Soctal
remctrs 3urneerein tptrb beute in ieiner
0alle, $40. 800 gfelt Draititr ieta-13 Stif
tun9sfef fsisrn.s 6r. GNr. Bartea wtto DIE
6eirebe bnltsn guao 6r. Wr,1. @dbar0t bas
6eligebt1t nDrtragen. NuBsrpem miro bic
GnsnsrltQesttals I RE Beiader pnrh pa6 Dor
trasen iBrsr i9GaIfsst Qiebsr ;t unisrb llten
luGsn !; eS felt lontt benz @nbl;fum elm root
esnaBreidsr Mbeno bepUr. gr8
Eg1 Die)0@ Ntlippl Dader'& e
8 bn miro am Disnltag cine @rcurIicn
nod, holt'6 6ain obbattea, ipprauf MIR tte
Useun0e bsr Nnltalt uno ors ldnbli6ea 0srs
s~niaseaS beIeaosrS Gnfmertiam madbsn.
gW OieunabM S6utr Der Ct.
Dsirt 0emetnpe balt 3 II te vtne @rcur.
Ton nah 8ater's pain, aabe 0ocfetcwn 9ipab
ab, tUorauf MIR bnS Vabtfam gang bsfonberS
aufnterfl am MAIDEN.
F @ Sertetts @onsert fnoet 6euts
Nbsno tn Der flblen unb 16Snsn arbsttsrtule,
9. 8tsoeridir ltatt. raaa
@Ouss,t beate AbeaO In Ser Gt8ete
6aus@, lBpnb> note 0lnIIIs; 3
EE Sfute @beup Eou3eytim Waittngton
@artsm. .s5~ D2z a. O.
~ 81. @6es. gBftldt9 Sat btg Tri6er
BON Sra. Shee0Y s,fiiasts Wtrttlhaft Gfs
ro1i 4boms5s une 2lnnftr. ileernonlnaea unb
e1Sfnst bIslsIbs teule Moteen INIT tInem ans
5ejet@nsten 2unt0. Us s 81
1a& 81. s.. Climber srGfaet teute feline ueag
0aE!enmtrtblGaft In 90. CT Gsutroi Npenus
NIT einem arrSsn Sand.
g pr. @ba8. 0ert srSfnst an
MCntog fine Dtrtbi6aft in go. 3O8 Wst.
DrattRr. NIT stnem fs men eua@.an2
Ag 9utdj ei6tonr Mlontag Mtot9sn 81
fSltwa tttittnem Qotale gfe @tarlsss II. pill
araBe.I <fA1@seIo at-#
Observation-Disclosures.
Grit n tuhl.0 ertb t.-yin.er 8ono;
q. Gttrlttp, Staatsanwalt.--Dte ghtta8eu
ge9en aQttber @anbs, i9obn Mcfale, Sansta
Mtlionns, 5sntp Merct'o II Gtuaro pitts
mans parptn ttS HdAIe Erode serIhobsn.
Haoplp9 Wteinete, pss Dte33atl8 anse-
|flo3t, tslte Neplpb GprefSs als Barsen fl,
$500. Ntbscca SaulB, auaetlast sin lG(s&.
ties 6ous 3u bolten, ftsute $500 Bar9lAaft.
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Ru alien 9entIhen,

A~ UtN~" FT~"F
bff si.tStr braa6ert fasen EF oStttnsstoa. sot unisr Box
rats npn e,ciserr ie5r bcteItenb tn mo urIete Ritjetr MGtdes
Enf, ala bic trsenh eines aabereu 3auiss tn af stabt.
CIR Ybnnt @iidt bdrauf teriaHsu,3 edt ENr 81 utSeiSea Etets
N Sis EeItsN 6feiber t~erfdIlen, kie lmr aepRdni rselesn la
ST.s97- III. o8HM e.& o % EN- R~ftttmbrtRr
na- aouprt naGi EsorMIOr Gan @Iot6assg %pats
an6 fault @ure sIesber, mo- Str bts BrbBte HRSsraeI Sra SCI.
IN wab Snabs INTELLECT RRtt!. .ha1 Hsg4sxE
Tcs27. Sa-. v go 10 EaIFffrsr
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HOentIhe hern,t6 I

q IVY VN%WtR
60 Aae beatfhen Weretne une 0Ie heutlder Wldnner,
FAVweIhe lid benz neu 5u btloenbeu b Ell t d n 9estmente
tTganJui6lteBen min lhen, perben freuubitda aebefen, {G
NIT mir In @erbintums gu fssen. 9dberes lit tets al
ag&kserfabren In benz 9auptquarttfr. Nr. SIb @dpfrass
un6 tn ben %etnSelnen Necrittrunas 'Otfeen.
GpG. U tter. 4
Die NecrutirunSs.O fteen Der ~ein3.nen Off3tere lnS
Captain Sstral6's Office glr. 10 Nor6 8rthertdfraSe.
Sdabe's Office SIR. 16 Si6 Gretertfltrabe.
Otts Office SIR. s Martet space.
~" Rins3tnsts'S Office SIR. u SIb GutdpItrabe.
s. @ebeebdie's Office Nr. IS WenniBlpGutd @pe
AvH 0oteS Sffice SIR. Al Stdme8frabe. i.
" Gtarles Muaer's Office p~rdttfrabe ~9eeeanbsr
br SurnbRns.
Spfepb Bretels . ffce yer. 254 GanalfraBe..
Spbn y. 5errlb8 Office STR. 1913 8pnbitraee. , ?
Gteut. s. Strides Office STR. 1856 OF BalttmcreltraBe
1sr'~ y, @oierS Offee SIR. 26 wtari0 Wtaittt Spuce.
{. gDebsr'S Office yir. 20 W9arfet Spaee.
gDu1. 0eutS SnnberS Office SIR. 1856 8cnbFrase,
E"1ss1 V. Staen, AZ RarF6.wlartt.
usfat1w] ~ s sas o's~'"'- ~ s1'a'0S""''s
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NaltlnoIe, 20, Snnl 1853.

,
.ss ~ Da piele patrtptil4e 8Iresr BON 8oltt,
more Der Nsaterun9 Der 8tr. @toatsn lire
Dtenle an0ttotvr batsn, um ibse Staot &C.
gen bewaTnete ~GinerinsltnBe gu tel&iben, 70
nimmt Der commandments Wenegal btsrmit
lolde Disnle on unO ertbeilt go0ma6t CUR
8srt6tluns bon Dnfen an IplGe 8ttrser,
pelGe lEtb untsr conlpeteaten SfF3ieren tn
po(le ~@pmpagntssn sinrol!trt nno prgantlIrt
Daten, auf OisIslbs 0etie, pte I'm aRtlitars
btenlt Der Ser. Staaten -
p Dte 3abt Der 9Safsn, teslG9e ICIGtn
Gompaeuien gstttfest foeroen, tretbea DON Dem
Mapor bsl6stnigt anb finO 3nritd3ueeben. 10,
sato. mad Der WnlF0t DsS 0snerat8 pte DteuIEe
ntht ntsbr nS.btg ItnO. sna
81 Der Wntb 5entY %. NaptS, Delder
BEN ccmmanDitenben 0tnsral isiue Dtenfe
al8 frsipini0er NOjutant aa8etCtsu tat, 1T
a~ngenummen unb nit Der Gtnrolttgun9 bigisr
GretplQtgeu @pnlpa9nisn betraut trorosn.
A AQe Raotilaen 6retpias6en, tpsld9e arf
oie1e gDttIe an8euomntsn tperesn, F0stnsn 3a
traeno elmer 3eit gang cSer tHetlDstIe BON bsm
co amanbtrsnoen General e~rtlaleE tperpen ;
70 LANCE Ge ater 1teale tbun ba6ta le FA
Rysng al milttartiGe 9fe9eIn unO 8sIe9le Der
WtlitGr6et6rben III bolttn.
Iuf 8ifebl De8 Gen. @taiOg SGsrd
Donn Dtntt, 81
SteIalieut. unb @bsf Deg States,
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aufru {
@ne,iols8efeGL SIS. 164.

- aGe 0ff5itte iso Sobaism B. 2. O.otFrrg Ots 8. Ar.
mseeorps (generala oict Rttrcr). Wel1e ID in Sieftr Gt.et
oter ~Ipaitua tsfittea unb ssn. tftenl 6 prtu,anes, ptne ur.
laut Deer Orbre aStrt 1ene beiinbtn babfn fu3 cine 8sr,ua
I'M Selptqtnrttfr su relben5 II + gu 10 eli reigeftiuen 9ee. l.
nlentetn unb @prpa8nied Juit d.ti6tft su rerfeu.
y Sebe Ser'dnn1ntB ,ttelen Bfctle hGdJutOa mcr, lpi,b
els Gsfrtpn %ansesbtn. E ~ r
81 Dtef1 9eebl lptro In allen, in Ter Statt Baltimore rue
btiprten !3eftin0eu OerEHcrtli6t @nspartiee 8etuneen fno
srtnGt, int 9nterede Der Fetreteubtm Jtstfs su nbmtn.
rs gf r 81 @sn. 81 al S6enE
%. $. @tefebrspab
(SDt03 Gteut. G3l. uro VI. VI. Is.
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Nutarp 8aNin0khdnR.

. L. -E
81. @ cas BnItim " e. I6. Stunt 1868
Gel ether teute gbgetaitereu gBahI Dru fintuntawonsia
8tteftrrel 3ur Berpoltung tsi . Haeleaenbetter br Gut9m
SoSts0Sbant ron BultimGre fir bic ndbdeu IL Wlonate ru :.
ben fO9enbe t9Iren rtlp6bit;
Seize 9Gnt. e4a~se. ia Georle Bartlett.
oSanes 3dleep. sar , gSiliadt 0elris .ls1L
G9rt. q. sad. srr. Gt1rles @. @Iina(:f
9rret8 8Irns, eScru GotttHa
SS9hn Gpntet. - MtfreS 9ehtins.
gtatbatt punee. Sobn gDalf T..
$. Eenfot Campbell. gBn,an Scppsr.
@k Aessbata. S Robert S rdeG.
9enrg M Seueermaa, QGn. Of Depn.man
t& So1epb Soplor. Ssnfp &tenta
12 Nlsraneerz Hs tlanb. @lita S. Ytttns.
NarDn SeHten Sllampa ollie 9r,
Stt etntr ooraut 10 8enben 8,raHnlgng te8 Qcatbf rcrbt
St Self: Slrt auA Br1foentsa NIB @tma,S &. Cmen8 3uu,
Sfksmetter wteter erp6pIt. (WGJ
M MD RSirtbfanftS=&r6ffm una mness
RR%GrTIGNk, u ia.
aksgllgAs Wltinea Sire ua6sn u1O 8.fanrt II, fOuie brx atett
ten Dnbtttnnr t6'rt nPt me3e tp btsrmt be %trGe6ene @n'
aeies, bas Ids BITE pOn 9rH. GGeees i~tb;raomman " r1tf4aft
@de Gban1ss- nnS annfr., beute y2CntaJ nit tiusm
<.t- 500 ous9f3sihneteu Qunm r
.el5hnen verb. GpteS gti ~abelpsitr eagertisr Isst. .p6
ss1Sere belitate @e'rdnte anb Speisn roertsn fets ptrabre,d t.
5n sab rItdsat ( efRd. laeet en-
n.y.
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Nnfmertlamteit, MlarAldnOer
SGttptquartier 0eS mtttIersm
2N &spartemtentSI %. MrmeeeOr&S

rA SGttptquartter beS mtttIersn
- SspartententSIS. MrmeeeOr@S
~ Baltimore, Zen Is. Snni 1853.
Der. commandments @eneraImaicr tiefes WtilitSrbe.
partements 1T BON a~riessminiffer beoOauld6tist ipSrbe1t,
elm Gdoanerie Regiment in marpI0nt gu erriGten fir
3 Sabre pber bic 3auer tes SrieSes uno ipenbet ii@ MN
al lpbale Sitrser, itnt in ieineru ltnteruebmen gu belfeu.
Sir tbGtiSe jInSe 0eute if bieIes cine cute @eIeseuz
belt, Der 3ie9unS nnb @pnicrpticn su eutsebeu une in
elm neue8 6egiuent unb cine miiui@eustpertbe &~rmcesat=
TING einSutreten. Sff5iere lnb 2eute pom 9arbe, pel1e
all Rferee seipE6nt itnb, irerben ~alsemein S~Urse3peen
perheR.
@in9etreteIe 9eite perben ;u Der Bounty unb Sersiiz
tung, ipef4e bic Ser. @taaten Sei'bli& %beitinisnt babelt.
@erren bon geeisueten miIitGrii6en 9enntnifien, Sd
ni9teit pber @rfabruns, ipcI4e un;peifeIbaft lobal fnb
nuc @crpa8nien prer GBeile BON iol4en recrutiren tTu=
uen, iperoen eingelabrit, i6re 5eusniie benz llnter5ei8neter
lcfCrt D%pr3lle9eu, Der bon Gen. S4end nit dufmertidmer
Organization bs Gfe8imeutS b~eaufiraSt lift. Gclte, ipeI>
DE mad Sufriebenfte1enben @mpfe6Iuus bonn @cupernelr
BON Wtarplanb pber Sen. G9end a~uSerleieu itnb, treebeu
ein @ateut ais 6eib= pbrr eiuieupffsieren ~ertaIteu.
@telSunsen 1oaten ausentlidli9 seuta6t per6en Ia
feline mad eem 25. D. Nl. e~iHseieben ODER in Setratt Ses
sp9en iperSen fSnneH. ren.-
~ 9.Rtatt, Ser. ct. SOL,
Iiiiient Sen. SnIpectcr NIB GtaataGef,
Q7iun1Wd) s. &rueeecrps.
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CoRo(=8eriC6te.

Mttft6r 8efebt. - Gen. S&snd
Sat am GUnnobenO ~folgen6e Srprs stlallsn,
wsl6e Ii9 tauptflGltA auf bic ~llntonmannsr
bssiett, pslGr F4 ais 8arasrpsSr Or8ontitrten
Oauptsaarttsr pt5 MtttelsO Departments,
s. MrmserGctps. Z
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-12
THE MILITARY.

lLANIEU-A PERSON or REsPECrABILITy M
w io'u company IN a crack cily militia regimen Al
eairr compete ould VII hc gvtn anl iptars
ssrni. Offered which makes this opportunity Al
ssrSs " uepsls o1ce.
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WINES AVN LIauORs.

Ill bushes man, <ho maize. the same wsnn
with 5000 70 the basnsss make the sAcs
Address Bros.s Hersfom~r.
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V,oR sALE-A HANDSOME PET BLACK AND TAN
Slut medium sike. Address Q. X, Herald ONCE.

ISoR sALE-AIL THE CHOICE BREkDs or DOGS
large Newfoundland Dog Of the Par,st breed snd
10 weeks ola Of purest breed the country
aso one Bull Terrier Dog; rair o small Scotch Terriers
and ma OF small black Terriers ell o the pnrr-t
breed good ratsrs Call ~ II Roosevelt street. r n9ot
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-12

or. NICHOLAS HOTEL. NEW YORK,
y ts3-A CArd.--The undersigned yea
,heir friends and the tray cling public get
have leased the ~. Nicholas Hotel for . u
The house with be rehtted throughout. Z
stocked with the choiccsi wines aud liquors
tiou 70 The comfort Of their g'ies,s In ever
ts6e 10 rrnderi Il AZ attractive a. any bd
"wA.Ry & sroTTs "a
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MATRIMONIAL.

A GENTLEMAN 50 YEARS OF AGE. NO WAYS OBJ
IA jectonsbc regards business social position
Wishes 70 either
under ~ of medium height OF agreeable
and appeArance money Ia not wanted. Address
Horace, Broadway Post Office.
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YOUNG WHOEVER, OF s. DESIRES TO CORE.
~ spond with young lady from l6 70 20 years OF age,
with he view 70 matrimony Address D. Wilson Corbe..
Herald o1lce.
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sEoARs AND TOBACCO.


GENUINE IMPORTED HAVANA sEGARs-HAvING
VI taken advantage OF the time before tue high tariff
great difference In exchange existed between
this country and Havana laid In sre stock Of ne Ha
vAna segaf which prepared 20 sell by the single boz
wholesale prices for cash warranted genuinely imported
or no sale MANY ade compelled 10 sell dome
Segars the stock OF genuine Havana being 80 scarce
Old Esabished segar store, 49, Broadway
IMPORTED HAVANA sEGARS.--IN CONSEQUENCE
az The fall ing of In my obbing trade qnor dealers and
crocers generally preorvn domestic account OF
am Offering the largest aud choices ock
in his city OF genuine Havana Sear by the single box Al
whole sais prces JAFFES Segar Emporin,n - ~
l,lsuBroadwAy near Twenty eighth street
ToRACCOs, ToBACCos, ToBACCOs
Il. APPLEBY A SONS Offering their I'm n,ensa
stock OF Railroad Mills Snus at lower prices thar can IN
mannfactnred conssting OF French Rappee Ameriex,
rnsrnan Macsboy, Rose scent Irish Scotch In badders
and loose aud country merchants particular attention
called 10 the same Send for a hin price.
Also our celebrated Virginia smoking robaccos.
COLOR YOUR MEERSfHAuMs
KLlKINlCK AND
OUR CHOICE.
These tobaccos are manufactured OF Virginia stock aud
come cheap not cheaper than the common cut suok
inr and when smoked they mpari deicous esvor wnoh
cannot be excecd Also on band largo stock OF Plug
Ieaf esars &c cheaper than can " bcguh m the
market Au orders promptly filled or addressnsL ApPLE.
nv sons, n Pie street o. rs Water srec New YORK
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TyULCANIZED RUBBER BILLIARD CUSHIONS OF
variety patterns and Tor sale by the
New York Betting and Packing Company 81 and So Park
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0FEICES TO LET-ON SECOND FLOOR 50 EAST
Threenth street, two doors west OF broadway Three
and connecting together Inquire of j. M FELTON, 8li
Broadway.
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OFFIcEs TO LET-IN THE BUILDING NO. COEN
2 O'Clock at No. Cocnties Slip
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though n fool cannot err in reading them.
fheg heartily approve of the most vigorous
prosecution of the war until both Northern
and Southern rebels have surrendered their
opposition to law and order. They endorse
every measure which shall tend TO suppress
this unholy rebellion, and that there may not
be doubt as to their meaning, they instance
the Proclamation of Freedom, the suspension
of the hdbeds corpus act, and the arming oil
the negroes. And they further resolve:
That any person who attempts TO subvert the Gov,
eminent, either by taking up arms or oy niahtng ana
ready IN arms assumes the attitude Of public enc
nv. and consequently forfeits all the rights and
privileges of citzen that TO grant TO such perssns
fhe exercise of those rights is suicidal policy and
is awarding a premium TO crime ft
Referring to this very resolution the paper
already referred to well says: asa }
No man whose patriotism is not vain, ver-
bal show, no man who Is patriotic upon princi-
pie, will object to these bold words of liberty.
They come to us from long suffering State,
a State cursed with the horrors OF slavery,
State whose fair fields have been overrun with
merciless guerrillas aud whose plains have
many times been Redeemed with blood. Mis-
souri, above all Others has felt the pitiless ter
rors of war. She has been doubly oppressed
with pro-slavery bandits and rebel invaders.
Her loyal men must go armed at every step.
Her resources have been crippled, her trade
cut off, her merchants impoverished. Rebel
hordes have exhausted their cruelties in the
vain endeavor to force her into their crum-
bling, dissoving Confederacy; but through all
the suffering and all the brutalties of merci-
less war, she has remained without the shadow
of change, true to the Flag, and once more
in these resolutions, she sends out her voice
like trumpet for the Union. The men of
Missouri have passed through the furnace and
proved sterling gold. Shall we of the North,
who have tasted none of the desolations Of
war, who have had none of its terrible tests
applied TO our patriotism--beyond our com
mon duty of aiding the Government with
men and money, prove less loyal, or deter
mine less bravely than the men of Mis-
souri,?
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The slave states that have remained true to
the Union, and whose Union-loving citizens
have preserved their integrity at the risk Of
their lives, speak with no uncertain voice, but
are found the most fiat-footed, unmistakable
and out-spoken in support OF all the measures
adopted by the Government to maintain its
authority and to suppress rebellion. OF this
character, says the Chicago Tribune, are the
resolutions passed by the Emancipation men
ofthe Third District Of Missouri, assembled in
Convention at Cape Girardeau; resolutions
which will find responsive echo from one end
TO the other of that suffering State. There is
the ring Of the true metal in them. There is
no mincing Of words, no evasion of principle,
no shrinking Of duty. They are plain, terse,
rigid, Anglo-Saxon expressions Of conscien-
tious, selEevident truths. The wayfaring man
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Errors in the DRAFT.

PORTLAND, July 25, 1868.
7othc Editor Of the Press:
l notice in your paper this morning an ar
ticle headed '.Errors in the Draft.' | have
examined our records and find the following
are the facts. The enrolling officer of Fall
mouth has made returns of Edward Merrill
and James IL. Whitney on two different sheets
and they were drawn twice each man. The
error is not in the Office but with the enroll
ling officer. Our clerks have had almost
1900 names of the first class to consolidate
from the different sheets returned by the enrol
ling officers; these sheets were returned once
week and consolidated as soon as they came
into the office, then when the next lot came
in week after, these were consolidated and of
course the consolidating clerk could not rec
collect the names in the former sheet. 1t is
not to be wondered at that errors should be
found in such multitude of names.
M FW Z. S. NORRIS,
Com. of Enrolment.
SEE woman In another column picking Sambuc
Grapes, for Speers Wine. 1t is admirable article
used in hospitals and by the first families in Paris
London and New York. in preference to old Port
Wine. tits worth trial, asst gives great satisfac
ton. dec22d1y
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