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Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-16

~ Gen Hovey in his address to the DenOc-
racy of Indiana. published in the Express this
morning. charges that the Rebe.s are using their
money to subSdze the press of the North, and
nsinuates that they have accomplished their OBJ
iect. No better evidence of the malignity OF the
address need he wanted. than this outrageous and
Infamous charge. The man that could make
such base charge, and promulgate such Sian
der upon portion OF his fellow citizens, must,
indeed, be lost all sense of either shame or de-
cency.
Gen Hovey does 1ot love the Democracy Of
Indiana for several reasons. They failed in the
First District TO send him to Congress, when he
ran as the Republican candidate against Judge
Niblack in 1858 They also refused to elec; his
father in law TO the State Senate from Posey and
Vanderburg counties at the last election. when
he ran in opposition to the Democratic nominee
He hates the Democracy, and therefore be is viii
ling TO use his position 10 east. il possible. dis
honor upon them. That's what's the matteri-
Terre Haute journal.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-16

STARTED AeAIS.-We understand that the
Rockport Democrat, lately destroyed by mob.
has been again started, Col Jones, its editor.
having procured new material and refttei his
Office in good style. The soldiers who destroyed
the Office have not. believe, been arrested for
this fragrant violation of law. They have dis
graced the fair regulations Of Indiana soldiers,
aud have proved themselves unfit to wear the
uniform which has heretofore been the mark of
honor.-[N. A Ledger.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-16
Our Army Correspondence--F the
Mississippi squad ron.
MISSISSIPPI SQUADRON,
Il - IScl

MISSISSIPPI SQUADRON, !
February lsi, 1863
Ed. SENTINEL:-We have been tor several
days opposite Vcksburg. but not in long range
distance. There is very large body of Federal
troops Immediately opposite US on the Louisiana
side, under the command of Gen. McClernand.
He has had canal dug across the bend, winch.
il the Mississippi succeeds in widening sufficient
y. will enable the squadron 10 go through,
well as cut off the City of Hills; and should the
army under Cen Banks succeed in destroying
the VickSburg aud Jackson railroad, will leave
the army of the Confederates nov at Vickshurg
entirely at our mercy; but SHOULD the destruction
of the railroad not succeed, and the canal not be
"A failure, We will have the very great advantage
of fighting the Rebel batteries up stream. I. Ny
impression, however, is, that the canal will not
succeed. and that we will have to fight them
down stream. When the affair will come off
can form no opinion. but think it will not he for
some time: in other words, until we Get good
ready. | have been nj. over the nights OF Fed
erckSburg, and am familiar with all the positions
OF the Rebels at Vicks6urg. and INTERESTINGLY
say that the latter place is ten times over the
hardest place to take and when taken. will re-
suit in a greater loss OF life aud property, than
attended the Fredericksburg fight; but when We
do like il. farewell to the bright visions of 4 cot
ton olgarchy in the Sunny South Notwith
standing the rebellion will he a failure, still
for an untold number of years, the territory OF
the South will be de I'D weight to Us, requiring
vast standing army and navy to keep the
Southeners in subection. | doubt very much
whether any thing like reconciliation will occur
before this and The coming generation shall have
become extinct: and even then, il will resemble
the Union of Scotland and England. of the
latter aud lfeland-a reconciliation more of the
bayunel than OF loving kindness unian Of the
ogre with the beautiful weeping Niube and
a pnrahc POyphemus The descendants of
the Hn.uenots. the followers of Col.igu and
Conde can never be reconciled to the descend
ants OF Cotton Mather, let id omne genus"
The magnolia will not flourish ia the North no
more thar spiritaalism and materalism will grow
in the land of Pickens, Sumter, and others of the
great South Nous reIrOns. W. G T.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-16

OxE THOUSAND Men BURIED DAILY AT vrcxs-
BuRG.-The Cairo correspondent Of the Chicago
Times saws:
A gentleman who came direct from Nicksburg
represents the troops MS being much dissatisfied,
and anxious TO return home. Sickness has made
sad havoc in the ranks, over thousand having
been buried daily for week. The enemy per
formed a flank movement. but il did not amount
to much. and they returned. II is evident that
some time must elapse before anything effective
takes place
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-16


A BEAUTIFUL CRY ottawa, the capital city
of the island of Java, according TO the description
of newspaper correspondent, H. a brilliant speci
men of oriental spiendor. The houses-whic
are ms white snow-are placed one hundred
feet back from the street. the intervening space
being filled with trees literally alive with birds
and every variety of plants and flowers. Every
house has piazza in front. and is decorated with
beautiful pictures elegant lamps, cages, etc,
while rocking chairs. lounges and Ottomsns. of
the incest description. furnish luxurious accom-
modatons for the family. who sir here mornings
and evenings AT night the city is one blaze Of
of eight or ten acres in extent around them, COW
cred with fine shade trees. with fountains. flow er
gardens, etc. Indeed, 50 numerous are the trees,
the CITY almost resembles forest The rooms
very high and spacious. without carpets, and
but few curtains. Meals served up about the
same a. ut frst-class hotels IN the United States
although the habits of living are quite different.
AT da Wight coffee and tea tai ken to the guests
room. AMI again at eight o'c'nck light refresh
ments At twelve breakfast j. served, and at
seven dinner Coffee and tea always ready,
day aud night. No business is d me in the streets
in the middle ot the day. Oh account of the heat.
The nights aud mornings cool and delight
full; birds are singing all night. The thermometer
stands ut about 81 degrees throughout the year.
The island of Java contains population of
TO- 900 The island abnuutls with tigers leopards,
anacondas, and poisonous insects of all kinds.
The finest fruits in the world are produced in
great proiusion.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-16

The CHARLESTON BLocKADE-TRooPs AND IRoN
CLAD VESSELS TO BE SENT TO TExAs-how
THE RADICALS PRoPosE TO CARRY on TIE
WAR-ALL ABLE BODIED MEN TO BE FORCED
ISro tbs -ARNY-THE CONSTITUTION TO Be
ABOLISHED.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-16

sH- Air tight metallic burial cases, of the latest
improvement, kept on hand at Longs. Under
taker, South Meridian street. Also good two
horse glass hearse for sale. 23-d&w4w.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-16

sB- large number of Rebel prisoners ar
rived in the city on Saturday and were taken 10
Camp Morton. Some ten or twelve OF them, we
are told were here before, among those captured
at Fort Donelson.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-16

CE-Old silver and gold wanted for which the
highest price in cash will be paid
MOSES, Spectacle Maker,
IOd&wtf No so East Washington street.
THE Bksr PIANos-C hickering Sons and
Stenway & Sons, at Willard Stowell's, No.
Bates House, i 6m
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-16

"a Vanity Fair says The PompOf War is the
'lrrepressible Niger"
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-16

for that would be treason.
AT the conclusion Of Mr.. Jones's remarks, on
motion of VIM g. Moss, the Convention ad
journed by giving three loud and prolonged
cheers for The Union and the Constitution.
J. N. CONLEY, President.
J. r. lsrSHowrR' Secretaries.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-16

We copy the following items from the WASH
Of Commerce:
The New York herald., 1863-12-24
my prepared from practical suggestions Of meder ana
ar OffirAp NJ shas

ruy prepared from practical suggestions OF modtr ana
other ofhcers Of tho army. provides
FSra-The supervision Of all ambulances medicine
wagons. &o vested the medical director or chief
medical officer Of each army corps
Second-One captain and nrst Iisutenant for each
"nnn one second lieu tenant Tor each brigade
gsan. for zach regiment three prvstes each ambu
hnce anu one private f9r each medicine wagon shall
detached ~ corps commander the officers
commissioned ofno:.s OF such CORPS 70 DO mounted.
each regiment OF Infantry two TO each regiment OF
airy to each battery Of artillery. two TO the head
quarters OF sach army corps. and two army wagons TO
each division.
Fouyh-The fourth section prescrbes the duties Of the
captain Of the corps and directing the essblshment OF
drill In the service OF removing sck and wounded rcqulr
Ing the exercise OF gentenes and under strict and
particular orders Of the medical director and tho Secre
tary OF War.
Sections Ave and six prescribe the duties OF oshsr
oficers OF the corps.
SeuemMThe surgeon and CHEZ os the division Is 70.
qured 70 detail two medical ofoers ana two hospital
stewards 70 accompany the ambalances when on tho
march,
NehM-The use OF ambuiAncss u prohibited for any
purpose except the the sick and Wounded.
and for medical supplies only In urgent
Hw-No persons other than those connected With the
Ambulance corps allowed 10 reuovs ths s!ok and
wounded.
TEE eMrHS0NfAN INSTITUTION.
The Speaker o the Houss has rssppentsd Represents.
tive Cox Of the Regents Of tho Smithsonian Instu.
tion. and Representatives Davis Of Maryland and Patter
son. OF New Hampshire also regents, tbs places Of
Messrs. Colfax and McPherson
The New York herald., 1863-12-24
Brooklyn CITY News

THE ALLy0xD ABsrRACrI0s OF SOUTHERN BANK
BILLs-A COMPLICATED oAsE-rHB ooaPLAIsAsr
IN JAIL AND THx DEFENDANT AT LARGR.
Some time last week young married lady named
JENNIE ales vito Of Mr. George Hales. and her father
Mr. Samuel parksr arrested on the charge Of alb.
ssrac,ng tho OF so4 900 bills banks in south
Csrona, Georgia AlAbsms. tho property Of Mr. Will
liam Clark OF Atlanta. Ca Iaies represented himself TO
be the aRoat OF Clark for tho dspoaa OF this money The
bills package, which he gave 70 hs vito for
safe Keeping until his return from Saratoga Springs at
which place he spent about two weeks last the
benefit Of his health ou nis return he demanded tho
package and It handed N him. he alleged that
tryisg to exchange the bulls no found that oounsreiu
and broken bank bills Of the States Of Kentucky Tcnnes
and Miss1sippi had been su,s,tuicd lie aao nj
legged that hp VITO md her fathers family depended
HIM for thor support that thoy had ndeIendcn
o what he them and that recently they had spent
large amount OF oney for various purposes, and as
he believed we're aboN 10 leave the country nc.
complaint male, based these representa-
before Justice Perry who caused the arrest Of hrs nes
mit,ed 20 la 70 await examna,oa which was lxed for
the 23d mat tyestsday) Tho dolendants brought
his counsel having asncrtsinod facts much
the crcdtbf his ccnt abandoned this and tho
tho hsd been adjourned until saturd,v and Haies
who had boon Invisible bcoro, mafe his appearance
iaborng under the dsuson ha. the dcfendan had boen
some months fIscs arrested tho charge of
feouos assault ile resided at the tiino father.
in.aw In Ryerson street. Myrtle The
paipant HIS sister inlaw, Miss Parker IL appears
night Hacs came IN the house and isborng
der great state OF excitcment his wife, fearing vo
lerra locked him on, wbefcppon he drew pistol and
nrod through doo- Tho ball. for whoever iolonded
slruok Mis- Pnrk,r the foot and caused . sovero
woond Hs'ss indicted by the Grand Jury sod sub
sequcnuy admitted 10 ball Since that time he has been
at large.
few days ago fiaes desired interview with his
wife JAIL, which granted. and alleged, he pro-
posed that ehe would GO with him TO New Oreans h,s
bbIect beug 10 get clear o. the indictment standing
against him. spcsrs 10 have been arranged that she
rho1d meet him after the before the Justce
at Taylor. saloon. 10 ~ Adway. They then
take the rst steamer gong South The rssuit ~ this
Interview becoming known 10 PARTIES Interested 10 the
matter Halos bonismen notAed, and they surreg.
dered him to the antboritica lie vas thercupon
rested and committed TO jail to await his trial Ills wife
and father 20 law after one weeks imprsonmcnt re-
turned ~ their homo
Nothing appears 20 hs known REGARD 10 the counter
fst bills which Hslas alleged bad been substtgted for
gcn1ine bs He placed the package 10 chafgo % some
IAr'ieg w Vow York about two weeks but called ior
them thereafter. slstng that b. desired 20 place
tbr in tbs hsnds of his counsel Tbs tho last
OF the blls.
The New York herald., 1863-12-24
safs 81 wo,fsY r.,~:ipxs at the Dassei-
AorH n aliery.

saH 81 wo,fsY r.,>:ipxs st the Dassei-
dorf Gallery.
Tbesae Of wolfss collection Of paintings concluded
yesterday afternoon at the Dusseldorf Gallery. Henry
Lseds Co. have mad charge SALE and throughout
has been the most successful which h taken place In
the country for great number cf years Tho following
Is list oi tho paintings together with the prices which
they brought, and the names OF the porcnasers'-
BKLoIAn AND DUTCH SCHOOLS.
Wild Horse Attacked by Lion $ao0-Judge Hitoa
The Artists Studio, Ste5-Emmett
Return from the chase. S200-J. sn edicor.
me granda,hsrs Holiday VISIT, tis.2S-'udse Hii'0a'
Winter scene In Holland. 81, ,425 Taylor
Winter Landscape In Holland. SS00-faylor
Market Scene by Candlenght, Amsterdam, $5,loo-
tho CouAdante 81, 3,Ioo-H. d. Minor.
Ths Love Test Italian Cleaners, 50 .i0o-H D. Miner.
Scenery on the Upper Rhine. with Enoc' @ sunset
Halt At MONDAY on tho Route to Market. s. Aoo-Judss
Hilton.
Iaxssin and Lucretla, 81 eos-nyaor
Dutch Vessels OF War, $65--Bars
vruit, Sso-Ludlow
Horse and Dog s3s,-weisdAck
Peasant Girl with Turkeys, Si2o--Bodgcs'
view near nsaar ,n France, Sso-oignoux
View on the Banks Of the scino s70-0isn'ux
Arabs Watering Csmcls, $320-J. Brown
A Turkish Bazaar, ea3s-J Brown.
Tho Picture Connoisseurs. $62S-Tsylor
Tho Billet Doux, S280-itay mond
A Card Party Ia tho Eighteenth Century. t5Ib-Fen
An Iudiscrsot Cbamberma,d, Sl10--Gignoux
Tbe Artist and his Family by the Seaside, tso0-niDso
The Drawing School. sS5o-Judso HILTON.
Pleasure and Pain. s5o-Brandt
The Sentinel, s3S-Taylor.
Ferry on tho Soanc, SbIo-Gignoor
Sormsndy s landscape with Cattle. se,r5o-yu1s' Hi
con.
me River Side. sl2s-GignouI.
The Toilet, s22b--J Hey.
Tho Relqctant Bather, f4t0-Ganome
Ftruscaibyass Merchant, 81 O76-H D. Minor.
The Holy VIRGIN. sT50--J hoey.
Tho Bouquet, s500-Eibo.
Tho Fowor Girl, S9sc-Blotgett
Christ Tempted on the Mount, so7o-oo1ph
The smoker 81, ,250-Goupii.
Morning Prayer, 81, ,55o-H. Ely
NH at Montreun Canton DC Wand Switzerland, 81 iI5-
BoyIsn
The Embarka,on, French Seaport, time OF Louis XIV.
3ll70--Goup.
Venice a, sunset, Entrance 10 Grand Canal. 81 425
Goupu.
Feurs d'Amour, 81 .7oc--Detmod.
The sylvan Bath. 81 ,aI0-,,oupiL
Spring, View near Bcnbison France. S150-Coupl
viev IN Holland with Cattle. 81 600--H d. Miner
nay Dreams or the Indoon, Scholar. "a, ,7bo-J Hoey
Loves Diversions, 81, 600 g,dge Hilton
Brittany Peasants nj PrayS ., ~ loo. Johnston.
Be,titude. 81 150-Goupil
Les Belcs Franchises, S425-Wilsack
Les Bellies fspegroles, &i25--WisacG
Tho PET Dove. S2s0-Judge Hilton
The Pet Dog f2bn--JudRe Hilton
The Bondo $50, Judge Hilton
Tho Bronette. 50-Judge Hilton.
Marble Statue Peri, q, ,I00-Fsir.
The New York herald., 1863-12-24

cor purpose q srninG his Grew IN case sdy 1rrs
suf tho passsngers-a Ia take paoe.
ACCIDENT TO rHs ARIEL.
Tho steamship Ariel. also bound 70 Aspinwall, after
backing from ber pier In the North river, in
collision with schooner, stavug large hole in her star
board quarter sns returned to her dock and is
pairing and will sail again to day at twelve O'Clock.
The New York herald., 1863-12-24
The DIoC sade.
RfyoRr or AcTIS0 ADMIRAL Lgy
FIag-pIP NINsr~ua

SywPoxrs NEW Va nec. u, 1853.
Hoo. Gipsos wsaixs Secretary ~ the Navy
smIn reference 10 the running Of the block.
sde % Wilmington, reported ths rec ourDsis and
copied into beg lcsge to call your atentioD a.
following from private letter receny founi
the prixo steamer Ceres, winch psny show that a
such statements nctions
taptlin Maift. IN letter " Nr lamar, dated Liver
pooi, Octbsr, sAys The from blockade Ia
decidedly bad SIX ~ the last boats have recently be~o
caught, among them the Advance and F1gnie Nothing
has entered W wlmington for the lsti mDnth'
The nrm of william y. Campbel, q Brmuia asys, IN
letter 10 their pondsnte 10 Chaeston dated Ie
cember 1893 it " dun here Ibs ony boat. that
came IN from Wilmington this moon ~s'e the Fofs and
Gibraltar"
Captain Rdgc!y, senior naval officer oT Wilmington 4,
reports under date Of he 10th INST thii but vessel
has succeeded 10 gcins In 10 the knN edge any -
tho bocksdng ycssels and that tho ght ~ tbs
10th last sne hred al and hit several times By the
Howqus and BriisnDia Also. under date NJ tie I'm
Captain Eidgey says that "the newspaper paragraph
stating That tevcntecu vessss arrived Wilmington In
one night entirely destitute Of truth such reiofts
doubtless published 10 encourage the ~ rmant ~ crevs
for the large numbers of vessels recently pufcahscd for
blockade running "a they have beer very roughly han
died of late. The blockade cha e thor
very often for the same rurrose"
Each ve,sel the bloekads OF wminston sends 70 me
here carefully prepared abstract from Ne "a iof the
month, IN which every movement h sct0aly feorried
and s evident from comparison u such abstracts that
the reports sre entirely unf0unded.
have the honor W be. air, VERY sespeci'glJ yours
\. 7. iEt,
Ar. Admiral Cong N. A D. sggairoo.
The New York herald., 1863-12-24

~ Oft0s-IG nIOsf
late IN the day s~tna ursst 80
fn. aros 70 fsnly. No ven s.r~s~1 ko5s>Aa - ~itA
enf his qU-<ucn sestls1. tkne
lsct The b~~ suited rour B the
stiiu ~ the Home Journal have oar Ia
baker rsrhins ln slsu househstds
prrgrcs We n.r-f.re ts.s no hssltsi0n y ssysr hs
hts the hiD~. ssd Tor cx
10 more sinrls. esrspts AT haAV d~sssrss.nt
than sbers s~roDd, s~~s fr1@ vsisasy s,s. spf
iseiHy ~ fsbre Ms inos. fsies,~ snf hssssi sna
VIA o. hirfs ~ Nrssf. .is. lin@r fourk 10
s~Au 10 90 strytE anf rinste thsf nsrsf tfsals fNh
fsst~ns 10th d of s ~ iis ffs 10
tbo1Gh eu Al every
nsr rans nor rsss's N -ss Ba, sssssss a. .eg.. gss
tee " r~clnwenf NJ .Bfefsr Haf n farnitr
vhNh ether nsthins g@ssss~s-ti nate i~ssufui
br14crr, withngt sny eksnss % srsasssrsst ussins
e1rs 20 The coaeason W oh ~A Wsekis~ pasrksss
wess asa .e. NOR. see. or hssAsy~er soisy sf, svsa
- s~s~tsr So<hir9 cssf re~sebiy ~
holS~ vh~r~ u hes ngs re- t~~r irtroe ne~s u ssy
ss-es rrsrsf sef lrDs tat u Asss
Journsl
q hsrs - ss-
The New York herald., 1863-12-24

social qualifications OF American cergymen In strong
which have marked the History of other nations aud Of
earlier periods Of the world Coming directly contact with
tho theories NJ the most enlightened minds well As tho
OF r they better calculated TO judge
popular opinion idess other class Of
men Their influence Ia unsoupdsd Their opportunities
for directing practical progressive Developments
Impose many obligations In acknowledgement Of the many
complimentary endorsements and nvors which DIR Drnke
has received from ccrg In behalf OF his Plantation
Hitters he has dcce his agents, hessrS Batpes Co.
2G broadway New York. 70 present bottle GRATIS, to
mAinder OF this wear, l3Jl
quite surprise he has s.ertaned tha, many per
sharing "a natural prejudice against supposed
have classcd tbs with other usriess Articles,
and Yet entirely ignorant OF its pure character
aud wOndcrful effects DR. Drake seeks drDor
founded evidences OF Ak and fair dralngi
living UPON the Intelligence II the people be makes edi.
Of the celebrated Casaya Bark Dandeion, CssesrA
park. Chamonie Flowers Lavender Flowers Apise tovs
Buds Orange Peel csrAway chinnusnia, Snake Root.
&c &c preserved IN e. Croir Rum, and tells them
Phyacinnz have 10 endorse him
With this recpe before the community and evidences
stands founded the rock Of truth Every parish almost
family has OF suffering which ths PlAnta
ton Bers will alleviate and Their effects In
Of lasstnde loss Of appetite constipation. sour
stomach frd breath pain after eating headache dysp~p
liver complaint general debility Ac most remark
able For aged and delicate females they worth
their weight IN gold Let clergyman this
portuny. and armed with bottle of Plantation Biters
dispense boalips without monsy and without price
The New York herald., 1863-12-24
s,s .. ssss.ss. win. ss,sSsss,

Yseasvtsh y. tossess. Wtns SsveAasa,
Y wsv-s ssss8 rs- Ter, sas rss.syiTssis s.ssps
sa q. lsas % ss.ft-s ie y -<s nsysiss< u shsa~s
v.tA~t tres p<irss .Ssss sAsrrss AL refts ~
rrstss ChsnDsFs~. Hkin~ sn< me~- winss ndfhos
ba.~~~ " ~ l.~ gssisA saes-w a.. s~--, ~
Lss1'SiAs sss s-ss - - t.ar1 sx;A
The New York herald., 1863-12-24
Prize Case.
uNITHD STATES DirSHIcr COURT.
Before Hon. Judge Ds,ts.

oosDrxsAros oy rsS AssosA
Dnc. 23.-T. Unued stl>s ~ Ste1rp>y x~ssra and
caroo This vssssi captured on caps Fan Bias.
ficraa tho eth Of January Isss BY the United States
steamer Kttssinny. a. przs d war. After espsars the
vese taken fos the ot shs government .
despatch and gunbssi. and the cargo taken View or
leans. and rsrt o sold ,bsre ths balance Vas sent 10
this port BY order OF The late Commodore Morris ics
Adjudication.
he-srs Martin and Smith syScsred fov the clAimssis
and put answer denying M general The a~ratous
msds tie libel and tho Jnrsdction of shs court
th. TIE admitted The taxing bs v~~s~s
anc cargo for ths q the government bus chsrssf
tsst The sane uniswfuy takss and without
tervect,or of any pfye TRIBUNAL, snd both uniss
fully converted By the csp,ors IN ths port ksw Or
isnns.
Trou ths testimony of The Witnesses snd the papers
found 90 board appeared that the snona vent from
Havana With the design 10 run directly into Mcbc,
of The blocsaded pors q the United states.
Judge Beta This day rendered hs dscsion. eenasnsns
the vessel and csr0D A. k~ful priss.
The New York herald., 1863-12-24

The Cswrt circle In Parts Uss nsoor-
n,ssd Tie Superiority q rHALos SONS siirssi of hs
Might flo1f1irg ffrrus dc frsu1far
tared that o4plA of shions snprs H. b. tAa ne1t
number ~ flrv.r4st f,r ne q,
ths kngTsss and The Prince Imterial
The New York herald., 1863-12-24

HrALrHr AtD DURABLE
CsDsDALh Patent ffspa-.f Core knflnE issxs
sssorrsn ~ hauf~sssa ksi rarnhsrs Cusklsss sssis
for cosrhss ssir-s A. I- rfe.~rrins Pis-s ssf nost
nesis sa,ins fads Ar cDsst.sty hasd. ss3 ostsrs
~ BRoADNAr-Tr
The New York herald., 1863-12-24

P~w n skssiax-poaa Gsp-ge Co " ~-s.
yrr q t9ltss rssv~-eo " r.gs- 80 esasss hgft
Haiy@ % knss ~ ths softest ~ pnf.Ats ~ knet "
81 Kser ts cousss<1r. cote fif Esp@s-sr. -
yaAsn
The New York herald., 1863-12-24

a Life siss phosegvsph IN on. ss0s
Cabinet alfs tiO, twelve Csrtss te Visit o. Tfoofs
sbgw. VAUGHAN =. q BorsfJ.
The New York herald., 1863-12-24

Crmpbeii. Cheatst and hpothstavy.
corner - Eshth ana TssBiy eiEsth street NJ
Campbeus personal A,ieBaants and pure nnslieinra
The New York herald., 1863-12-24

Cooo~v GUstitose. Room 1b.-Dr. uey-
rOLDsOs lectures Deosusber - sni ~. aisP.h
The New York herald., 1863-12-24
PersonaI YntsIitgene..

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