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Charles City Republican intelligencer. [volume] (Charles City, Iowa) 1861-1864, 1863-07-02
PALMER'S
Patent Leg and Arm,
1903 Chestnut street, PHILADELPHIA.

This Establishment, erected at great
expense, for the business. combines eve
ry possible comfort and facility for Surgi-
co-Artistic operation.
The proprietor will devote his person.
al attention to the Profession at thi
House. and construct the q Palmer
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exampled perfection. Thousands Of these
Limbs are worn Though few are suspect
edl, and galaxy of gold and silver med
ais 80 :" First Prizes won, over all COM
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world, attests the public value Of these
inventions. All genuine .P.lmer, Limbs
have the name of the inventor affixed.
Pamphlets, which contain the new
Rules for Amputations, and full informa-
tion for persons in want Of Limbs, sent
free to applicants. by mail or otherwise.
The attention of Surgeons, Physicians
and all persons interested, is most res
pectfully solicited.
All former partnerships have expired
by limitation. Address
b. FRANK PALMER,
Surgeon Artist,
No. 1909 Chestnut ST.. Phila 5tf
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The Best Child's Paper in America.
THE LITTLE PILGRIM.
Edited hu Graca q ra..n. ..l,,,l

The Tenth Volume of this favorite Of
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for January, 1868.
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There is considerable excitement At
Memphis. in consequence of an antici-
pated attack by gucrillas.
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/ am wholesale agent for Van Dusen's
WORM COMPETITIONS, W.
the best remedy now offered to the pub
lie for worms IN children. II Is also an
excellent remedy for Eowcl and Teething
Complaints
l also offer to the trade at manufactu-
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Van Deusen's Magical Blueing,
butchers Dead Shot &c. Bed Bugs,
Alden Condition Powders for Horses.
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j. III. Tesch, Milwaukee,. Ef
and at retail by all the medicine dealers
in the Western States.
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Mciregor, Iowa. 5yl
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THE
CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE
rH " An ~
7 N " ALID,

Published for the BENEFIT and as warning and
A CAUTION TO YOUNG MEN
who suffer from Spermatorrhea. Nervous De-
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has cured himself after being put 10 great ex-
pense and injury through medical humbug
and quackery. fi.
BY enclosing postpaid addressed envelope,
single copies may be had Of the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR. ESQ,
40m3 Bedford, Kings Co., n Y.
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MANHOOD;
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A Lecture ON the Nature, Treatment, and
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Weakness, Sexual Debility, Nervousness and
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BY R0BT. j. CULVERWELL, NJ. d.
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Keep these Bitters in Your.
Family!

If you have symptoms of Dyspepsia
take them freely. In ordinary cases q
table spoonful is dose, but much lar
ger quantity can be taken with safety.
The dose should be regulated to agree
with your nervous system. Hardly any
two cases are alike in this respect. In
cases of great prostration, or that feeling
described as sense of goneness,
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TO PROMOTE sfI
GOOD HEALTH,
USE THE a#s MI
Dandelion and Wild Cherry
RTTTTpS

THE Undersigned would respectfully
L tender his thanks to the people of
Northern Iowa for. their liberal patron
age during the brief period the above
named medicine has been before the pub
lie. The high price of glass and other
material used, together with the direct
government tax, has compelled me to-
advance the price of my medicine. This
necessity regret no less than the intel
ligent public who assure me of their con-
fidence in the healing virtue of my Bit
tiers 10y the continuance of their patrol,
age since the advance in price.
am now happy to assure my custom
ers and the public that the advance in
the price of my medicine does not go in
to my pocket, but is deposited in the gov.
eminent treasury TO TO its part towards
subduing the rebellion. IAN ounce of
prevention is worth a pound of cure" is
an old saying, but none the worse for
age; then if you would save many doc
tors bills,
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IT NEEDS ONLY A TRIAL q
To Effect q Perfect Restoration.

To Effect a Perfect Restoration.
Its exhilarating properties are not ex-
cessive. like the vile compounds with
which the country is flooded, under the
names of Cordial Gins, Schiedam Schnaps
Roback's Bitters, ETC., containing few
medicinal virtues of any value, and which
are intended merely as an evasion of re-
strictive Maine Laws p; but instead of SO
large a proportion Of alcohol,
These Bittcrs derive their Stimu-
lous from the Powerful Ma
ture of the Roots and
Herbs of which they
are Composed.
And as they are, by allaying unnatural
cravings of the stomach, directly promo
tive of ~
TEMPERANCE, g.
the proprietor believes that in making
them widely known the public welfare is
subserved. Z
In that class of diseases where there
is a .. ....e xxx. A. g-
neral Depression Of the Nervous System,
SET Muscular Energy, ~
Weakness,
LdsStude, pa
Want Of Appetite, F -
Eaintness,
Chilly SENSATIONS,
Aehing Of The Bones
.... Preceding Ferer & Agus,
1T is WITHOUT Il PARALLEL!
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Surgeon-Artist,
No. 1909 Chestnut ST., Phila. 5tf
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be-. -. ..Yo..ss S.ovv oaes Manila
opening a lie and closing AT iI&c Iisc,, decided
ixArnrn-rherc was ao active business reported, and
prices were tending upward
Metals in fair request and advancing at 32Hc.
33sc. for ingo copper $40 t42 for Scotch pig iron.
SIC 61c. for pig lead $50. tor Banca tin and 44c.
46c for Straits do.
NAVAL STORES were in better relues, at 50 rs 20 80
80 90 FOE tar, with much reduced supply in market
oiS-A moderately active inquiry existed Tor crld1
seed a. 81 IS al "a S,us osu sser% q, " 70 " ia
fined do at &c. a60c.
.0McAxE AND MsAr vera very arm and more sought
after
Provisions Pork higher and mod ,ratey aci 70,
with ales reported OF 500 ots $l4 so $l4 Is
or prime. Feet in reaue sit sales OF 30 bbls a,
$l4 a$5 fer extra, and $40 30 81, IS for plain meas
Lard continued active and buoyans day with sale OF
Cut sel'irg in lots 5,<c Gc FOR she aacs
and SXc. 9Ic. TO- hams. Bacon was Ia mode ate do
mand al &c. pi.c. Butter active at 2lo. a
27c Tor state and 1sc. 2Jc for Ohio Cheese was
In active demand az 14tlc a15kc.
RICE was in less request at 7Ic 71sc.. with sales Of
SALT steady IN price, with fair demand
SAIrrEraE was in rather more request at lS1c. l4e
for crude.
sKxps were held with much Hr,nncss but were quiet
owing partly TO the light stocks available
Sp0sz In better request with sales reported OF
part at Ale. 42c 100 bags cloves 9hc 4oc 25o
bags pepper at 26c 28kc LOO bags ginger nj 20 Hc
Co.,, and 400 bags pimento at q &c. &c
SUGARS less active owing partly TO the high prices
which holders were asking Sales we're repaired OF ""
bids and 100 boxes at from l3c. 1850 for Ne. Or
eans and 40 i3c for Cuba, which constituted the
IAuow-Sales ranspred to-day Of $4,000 lbs at
fs4s wers quite Arm. with q fair inquiry.
TosAcoo.-The demand Tor export is still active and
sales large Sales hhds Kentucky at IOc &c., 21s
cases seed Leaf at Ito. a 24c.
WHlsKBy good demand and up u 5Gc. n SIC f,
with sales OF l,ScO bbs., mostly at Soc. 66hc
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The Late Polish Exile.
TO THE EDITOR or TBR HERALD.

NV YoRx, Oct. Z, 1903.
10 giving the account 10 yesterdays HssALp OF the
death Of Mr. George Groske, the Polish exile you state
that he led miserable lie, and an object OF charity
ard curiosity In this your reporter was msinformed
have known Mr. Grcske from the day he came 10 this
country and boarded At thu same house with MIN for
four years Tie lived plain and regular on account Of the
rich state of his blood he three or four scsa
day aud always drank glass % caret At diuner but
never 81 any other time. He was filthy oac Of
the sunday papers said but on tho contrary very
clean and particular abost MS person. u Va true he
might have worn liner clothes but what he did wear
we're always 10 good order lie made no secret of the
stock he OWNED tho Bank NJ Commerce though be
never boascd about ". On the whole he was qu Ct,
pcaccabe old m'n. iayng his was regularly he went
Of Mr.. GrnsIa v~skGAS
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Wheat was &c Sc. higher and much brisker the ex
port demand having been active with speculative
Inquiry. The receipts amounted TO .i55 bushels The
days sales reached 900 bushels partly rom store
81 70 for white Western, 81 30 81 Al for amber Western
81 u 81 IS for red do winter 81 % 20 for amber
Iowa. Wisconsin aud Green Bay; 81 II VI rs for Mwau
kce club 81 IL 81 10 for old and 81 ~ II 20 Tor
Chicago Corn quite active the demand from srccu
being animated and further rise 2c &c. yer
busnel was established The receipts reached 2e.3Io
bushels The days sales amunted to 214 900 bushels
93c 96fc closing at csc. p5 SC for sound. ahoat
ard DOC a 3c for unsoand Western mixed, and 97c
csc Tor Western white and yellow. Oais rely
chased at advancing prices The rccenls comprised l5 749
bushels We quote Canada AZ 6ec 13i,o state at re
$40 m se 81 ps ssy %
81 5oaN 80. Barley was quite ativc at vi 20 Isl %
sales 81 600 bushels.
CoAL-rhe demand was lair. and prices were advsnc-
ing. Anthracite ranged from ~ % 81 bO
has 40 so,a .lrr,nv The rss, rses The a,r, cosSd
firmly with moderate inquiry tor the prnc,ps kinds
10 day st our revised quotations Rio, prime Jll,c
good, 80 &c. 33c. fair, Sic 81 sc ordinary, 3oic.
arc fair IN good cnrges. 81 NC. 81 Java 3sc
3oc. native teyion. 33.c. Marscaibo, SIC 34c. Ia.
F,o and SAINT, T. a., e"%pcc % i ~ ssa
800 mats OF Ceyon. SOS bags Of other kinds 2, T5
bass-or In all, ~ 100 packages
torrcS was hmer add more scve. with sales reported
OF 3 80 bales al prices ranging from Sic. ssc. for
mddlingS.
Drros AND prs were In fair reques, and on the al.
vance.
FsArHsRs quoted about the same-5oc. Ole. for
live geese-but sales were light.
Fur There Was better inquiry for the lcadine
kinds Including raisns at "a asa - 80 for layer and "a
% for bunch also, currants AZ l5kc. s1e&c.
FrriCHrTs There was Increased activity and 1rmness
IN the market to-day. To Liverpool the shipments w.
cuded q 500 bbls -four IT, 3D. by sailing vessel sud %
by steamer; 900 BASKETS wheat at sid. 6i.d,
N bulk and bags: 1880 pkgs provisions NJ 80 a
eos, By steamer: and Zoo bhis petroleum al ~.
Sd. To London. there were taken 100 rkts OIL
cake at los Dos. To Cardiff IL 900 bushels
wheat were engaged at :5s. I'D. To another English
pogt direct cargo II grain taken NJ o.. To Ant
wcrp COO bbs folr were sbpped AT N. I'd To Havre
engagements were reported OF $50 terccs lard aud 10
bb ,allow nj about SOC To Marseies $50 tierccs lard
we're shipped al about est
osxAss-saes were made Of $50 packages at o'ic. q
104c
NAV The demand for bale was more active At csc. .
81 12.
IIrpss were In good request, and We ic. higher.
Hos IN fair demand at 22n &c. tar this wear
crop, and isc. s3c. for yeariinss
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Personal Intelligence.

The Right Row VIM. InRraham kir, u. u, Hlshop of
California has been invited BY the King OF the Sand~ ch
Islands through the pshop that place ana Mr. wyihe
Minister " Foreign Relations " make visit procs
siuna ana social to the isrna. The invitation which
of the most fcndi, character states that tho royal
rage shall he ut The Hshops disposal ana house ready
to hun &C II " doubtful whether the duties of
his docess VII allow hun to be absent az this time.
John Ross the talented and 10y al Ind AN Chief said
90 he tho oi scotch trader who married the daughter
o OF the principal chiefs 90 the Cherokee Ross
educated ~ Branford Conn lie afterwards married
n lady IN Name, Who accompanied hun West. I've ~
seventy years OF age.
The Nstiona freedman Relief Association have sent
Sewhers, c.. by tho transport Jersey iiuc. which
Toman, Miss sarah I. Dickinson and Miss Fanny Graves
W. H. Chitieudcusand lady. Of runao. J. Buttcrleld
OF Utica: A. n. cheney, " Gcns fals William Bsrnss. OF
Albany. J. Iowbcr aud lady. ~ natlmsrc. 1burlcw
Weed, OF Abany Arson Pangs and lady. ~ Albrny
Judge Carter n Washington G. H. WIS of Pcs,cn ".
Chipp, ~ Harifoed J. " Field. OF raunon, AMI Hon.
H. White Of Michigan, stopping NJ the As,or House.
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The Revolution in ~. Domingo.
10 TIE lpIrOK or TIE HERALp.

HAVANA, Sepiembcr 20, 1898.
Suce my last, VIII oh was dated at Cardaass little or
nothing has occurred OF importance. What occupies the
minds OF people present jointly With the war 10
the States IL the instruction ST. Domingo Although
the spanish papers try TO make appear hat the revolt
will be queled. aud that they bayc the advan.
tagc In all the encounters sti IL leaks that such 10
not the II the rebels few cowsrdy M
the psnsh papers say why does the government send
so many troops TO put hcm DOWN When the rebellion
broke out there were 10 Dominica four baaions Of in
sautry with some cavalry aud artillery. From this
island the following ba,,sons have gone.-Napoles Ia
Corona Tarragoua Cuba, FL Rev Ia Reina Bailcn and
In Habaua, and two ba,talons OF racoen. From Porto
Rico baalous Of infantry Besides tho Infantry that
have gone, cavalry aud considerable artillery have
Likewise been sent the island. NAV be alleged that
the ba,alions are incomplete, bu, they cannot bs
far from being FULL a. great many recruits have lately
arrived from Span and they have been sent on 10 AL up
vacncies The government likewise has the support OF
pretty large body OF volunteers, which consists It's
greater part Of the Spanish residents of Dominica
The following vessels are on the coast aiding In recon
quering the isandfhe Pizarro, Ysabel Ia Catoca Fran
cisco de Boya. Hernsn Cortes, SAINT, Lucia aud veasco
There are besides these several other vessels engaged
II is said that the Domnicsns intend 10 make stand
at place called Ia Vega. which they fortfyng but
doubt u, and rather think that they win perseserc In
country Is we'll adapted and which the spsuiara. dislike
al present SO far the Dominicans have whacxed''
the Queens troops pretty we'll, and have succeeded
In killing some high officers column OF infantry
and cavalry which left the town OF Santiago ON the
18th 10 open communications with Brigadicr General
Ion Manuel Buceta, met the rebels n = place
called ia Espcraaza" and after losing their comander
they had 10 retreat 10 santiago where they arrived
the sd On the ZANE day General Bucea entered The
town with two orderies after narrow escape and hav
ing lost two hundred whom he took with him when
he sacd from the town 10 attack the rebels Several
other engagements have taken place. 10 which the Doni
A II las
Spanish troops suffer severely.
Many Of the Spanish wounded have arrived here and a
santiago de Cuba.
Communication n ,eaiousy guarded BY government
but ctera from PARTIES the island reach m nov and
then. II the Domincans mean night they have nne
country In which 70 DO ~ and perhaps before long
thing nay turn to favor them their efforts resist
dr~potirm.
The grinding season here will probably commsues later
than account OF the dryuess Of the pest
summer months. Only those planters who are greai
need OF money will commence at an early day A. ID.
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

TUESDAY, Oct. UT. II.
Asuxs.-pots were in more demand. at 7i4c.a Tssc.,
and pearls Al 8kc a DC. Sales, Is bbls
BAGS AND RAcciSo were quiet and irregular in pricc
900 bales bacgng reported sold at 13c a lie
PgxswAx.-rhe market STEADY AMI tho demand
moderate: Western yellow, 43c. 4lc.
Bcors AND sgoEs.A fair inquiry existed FOR oil desr.
able styles, winch were hold with increased lrmness in
view II the reduced stock market, particularly OF heavy
winter work.
BRfAnsruUs.-rhe -four market quite active tn
day, influenced by the rise gold and sterling
and prices loo. 5c. per Dbl higher particularly
for shipping brands which sought after. The
days receipts reached IL 200 bbls. The day saes
priscd $4,000 bbs state aud Western. 5000 bbs south
and $50 bbs. Canadian Rye aoar in more DC
mand $50 bbs. changed hands at quotations Corn
meal continued in good request, with sales OF AS
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srrAxsnr CL. Captain Smith, sailed yesterday for r,,.
don
spAssHr cr,oLs, capt Armstrong sailed ycs,erday
Havana.
Sur AssAr scHsIpr. rwsmb'y, before reported burnt
by the Al.san was from Boston wa 81 Thsmaswhere she
snr 81, Laos, ss2 bailt Maine IN 1882.
sold at Bombay TO Arabs. for Rs 5000
ssns rarrsss Gas from ss s. po%.sS CITY for Boston
from NNE lost deck load Of mahogany
, E.,s,s = Sss Lon, yG. 90 R
f.ncs Gross mate Of orsnd aged 70 years fell orer I'd
ssna cocp e., rsaRs ~. s,,sr from t Ma
then found ,Esss rat had ,siousS me
Misuse sch a,.eCS q We e. n.s '.s
q August 4. been heard from. she was
ss "a f S Of s os recently
Pos.s Mrfs ,. e. s ss seo .as ' as 9s"c q c
ei partly in Boston onccs
-, Gen Bank. Of NO *. s 90.
o '1W wilson. '"'''' WV ''' ~
~, WITH go 5. p oil ana 2so los sc.s from ~.
Ssss IRON sS. ss Z" ss 80 or TIN rw R'os
shin Cones Moro. M wa. At ~ cA'ha""s' aug o.
shir cesrfs susan Jencsan. sid from 81 caiharine'
Bsrt cslsS Rowland sid from $, cs,hsrpss As y %
r ship Abigail sys Sg with DO se. .p 1900 90 VI oil a"a
$50 NJ sGSs sr e s,snasna o. SB rom sra 81 mot
atei na..e ~ io rsss q SGS WIFE, wspe' Of
aasy o u n ~ ~ Rsnnos Nichols Nh no rcror
narE President Nh, was 90 fayat1ri III Win %
board In sight, bark Eoers, Hb aays ou nom e.
etier FROM The ars. oaccr OF ihe shr Cav Head Lac
,,,ce n rcrurs her Rorotnnes MAJ -. having -
sen ioo bids VII nnd 40 do sp,a,nnt OIL M. "s'n I
r.s,r,s .roke French Rock Fes - eanfrF ife Re
~ sherman ". nothing siree having BAY Z" island.
honna TO JaIan sea! Mch ~. % Cost lsiaui. nsI te
,i,.neth Wius~w do, nohine sucr icsstnl the Hag.
All H. OF FfrncI Roc< sips rsnbpw, Nich"'.- 20.
n,thipr ravirg Auckland ~ dAs~ 10 lind o.
had natseen whale ior ~ men,hs! at sopha Ihirn -
Ia no,hins since having the Bay s3it Flower has 10
~ ~. nth swift Nurh. do =. 20 lifftl lrhN NsT y
srpun sAin DrSeutnrN kafs. ~ sp--'l'f1
scsson May 1 OF aad Oh al krJonsi shJ farscl q.
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S HIPPING NE w S.
AIuArAc FOR NEW YOwK-rpis pAY.
G o. IL 20
.......... "a HIGH WATER. .......ve ID
portof New York, October Q, 1863.

CLEARED.
Stransaip China (r) Anderson Queenstown and Liver
pOoi-E Cunard.
steA ship Celia (Br) Smith, London II owand q Asrin
wall
Steamship Creole Armstrong, Havana Ludam Itsne
kon x 10. .tl.. HI WI. aL WISH
Steamship Josie (Br), Overton Havana--Ios Ene,s
Ship Twiight. Holmes. San Frarcisco--R Cooley
Bark r Giddn Lelant. cadiy-Tnpper Bcatte.
Brig Geo WASHINGTON Nal). Coppola, Leghoin-Pabbri
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westmin ter 20 Carlisle, where he arrived alter Goneral
Ewe had iGt for Gettysburg BY the route he pursued
the federal army ntcrposed between his command
and maio body, preventing communication with
him until hts arrival - Carlisle.
The march towards Getty sburg conducted more
slowly than II would have been had the movements OF
the federal army boon known.
cErrysHrRg RAruEs
The leading division OF HUI met the enemy in sdvanc,
OF Gettysburg on the morning N the LIST of July. trvng
back these troops TO within sh RI distance OF the town
he there encountered larger forre with which two OF
two Of his divisions by the Hcdier burg road pined Ia
che engagement The enemy was driven through Get
tysburs, With heavy loss including about Ave Thousand
prisoners ard several pieces o. artillery.
He retired high range OF hills south aud oi the
town. The attack was not pressed that siteruoou
tho cncmy's force being uukaenn aud Is beng
considered advisable 10 await the arrival ~ the
rest Of our troors. orders seat back o.
hasten their march and, 10 the meant me, every
Effort v~ made % ascertain INC numbers end
Of attack u had not been intcnird 70 Sight gcucra
battle ~ snch distance rom QUO base uni 50 attacked
hy the enemy but nnding ourselves unexpectedly con-
Guilty 20 withdraw through the mountain with arEe
trans AZ the same time tue colnry urfsvorr bl'
Tor collecting supplies white N The presence Of he
enemy main hoy, a. We IS casbicd 20 rcstrain omr
fOragng mrtles bv ocrGpypr ne MISSES Of the noun
tains with regular md 'o,ai tuops. battle thus be-
cstne 10 measure. uttrnd1b.t. fnciursgcd by III,
successful ISSUE 81 te cus1grmcHt ul the 6, sd dav aud
IL ~ the valnsolo results az would ensre irm TIC
defeat o, the army Goucri Meade Il wts thought ad
vsab.e ~ renew the atttCs.
The remainder Of Fwors and Iul's corpr having a..
rivei, sud Two divisions ni opgerccts r, artoa
mado accordin4ly imlng tho Afternoon iuiclii.
genre received ~ she arrival of General Stuar at
carlisle md he ricfcd msruh 70 Gettysburg snt
take POSITION on tho lett u account o these cugasc
ments c.nnnt be given un'h the rcprts NJ iho
COMMANDING officers shat have Jlru received aud shall
otay one gepetsi description
The preparations for ats ( we're toi comp e.cd ust
The enemy held high and commanding rilgc aiou.
which he ssd massei ARE amount Q, i's ier' teacr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-10-07

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