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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-09

already tainted with the ''white;" whose trembling
knees would keep excellent time to the "Rogues
March," Make up your mind when you see an Opposer
10 the draft that he is either consummae traitor OF
coward whose opposition to It's measures Is either TO
weaken the army Of the Union, thereby assisting the
South or else It's he fears his cowardy heart may be
target for Rebel bullets. Degenerate sons, unworthy
citizens Of this glorious land Posterity will cherish
the brave and truly despse the coward The names
Of Grant, Rosecrans. Hooker Mitchell SUMNER Butler
and Fremont and thousands Of others will be cherished
associated with Washington and our Revolutionary
fathers; while the Woods and Seymours, VaIandig'
hams and Pughs, WoOdwards and Wicklifcs VIII De
associated with Benedict Arnold, Aaron Burr Hull ana
JEFF Davis. History Is true 10 the good and brave.
The most eventfu part Of history Is yet ~ be wrt
ten And where will we standi Receiving the Vene
ration or scorn Of future and yet unborn generations
Nothing unusual along the outposts-recruits SIN
coming on Eleven prisoners taken today. Among
them some Of the same band who murdered Gen. Nc
Cook.
The bombardment Of Chattanooga had already com
menccd and the Rebels were falling back preciptately
that the Confderncy unable "a prosecute the draft
that despair and terror inspired every traitor heaI
There are orders Of which not permitted To speak
which will soon consummate glorious victory. can
only say that my next letter will hot be from Larkins
Vile.
Hoping to write you next from Chattanooga, make
my most profound bow. H.
b a. m.-Wc move In a few hours, and the dawn OF
Autumn will find marching Oh" the sacred soil OF
Georgia The greatest secrecy r. maintained but ere
this reaches you for publication. s.anleys Caynry
Corps" will have been hurled upon the cneny-doubt
not OF our success.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-09
| REMARKABLE PROCEEDING
A Rebel Colonel Announces Peace Near
at Hand.
The Rebels Expecting an Attack BY
Meade.


Special Dispatch to tn. ~ Y. Tribune.
j. wAsHrSaroS, Tuesday Sept. Q, 1862
From your correspondent with the Army Of
the Potomac We have the following. dated:
HEADQUARTERS Sept 2, 1863.
Col r. c. Hin OF the Rebel army, recently sent word
across the Rappahannock from fredericksburg that he
would Ike 10 officer Of our army The wish being
malc known to Gen Custer the General himself crossed
The motive Of Col Hills request was to make inquiries
respecting Gen Gregg with whom he was once chss
mate and intimate friend.
Gen. Custer received q note from Col Hill TO Gen
G,crr which was forwarded. Col. Hill remarked con
ldrntany TO Gen Custer that peace was near at hahd
This assertion was also voluntarily made by two Rebel
officers in the boat which conveyed Gen Custer and by
oilers on shore On being a,kcd the reason OF their
,npposition they would not communicate IT, simply re
Grating their opinion Col. Hill would not state what
command he Was connected with but appeared TO be
staff officer At l-ast 90 cavalry and infantry from
the Rebel army throngcd about the wharf mspec'htor
when Gen Custer landed. His reception by the officers
war exceedingly cordial
Notriths,snding these authorizations Of peace. the
Relel. e,pec,od another battle near Culpepper They
did ,, anticipate attacking rs. but presumed That we
by eonsorpis would speedily assume the
offensive.
Gen Ire il YET in Richmond. Doubtless The con
unton among the heads OF Tia Kebe, Government are
earnest
Great anicabiliiy exists between our piokc's and
a., II the enemy Yesterday aboGt 100 men belong
In cling both armies bathod together IN the knpp"han'
,,.l INN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-09

In reply To Democratic Committee Of Ohio
Gen Eoseorans has written the following interesting
letter;
HNApor ARrERs DEPARTMENT THE CUnBsnlAuD,l
WNcHssrER lynn. Aug Is. lso1 }
GENTLEMEN: iour favor ~ the eth inst. 10 before
me. You speak I'm the name III the Democratic party
Of my native State-a party with which have always
voted must therefore, seize few moments u leisure
TO reply
l. Tho state OF Ohio saws. through her Legislature.
she wishes her citizens temporarily absent from home,
serving in the army. 10 have voice In the coming
State elections MY ears attentive 70 her voice.
aud heart responds her wishes II any citizens
should have voice In those elections il surely ought to
STATE who have stepped forth from home and friends to
offer their lives for the defense Of Government
national existence and the Of Human Freedom,
all involved in this contest L,
Z. No authority OF mine will be used. IN any way, to
prevent the free AMI unbiased exercise OF that right
3 IL would be very announcement and Incompatible
with the interests Of the service to allow the stump
orators and Of the rival tickets to come into
this army and ply their vocation.
4. As to newspapers pamphlets and other publica-
tons, none have been or will he, excluded ON tia
ground If party politics But DO not belong 70 that
sentimental class who weakly and timidy allow brawl
caton appears among 90 centious lying or trator
GUS cndsnRcr the morality or be likely Ia mpair
the strit and vgor Of this army feel bound by recon
justice. ind duty to my country 10 use my authority 70
prevent It's circulation. = a." ,NNN - =" :
Any action under color Of my authority iuconsist
emit with those principles, Is without warrant aud On
complaint and adequate evidence viii be rcdressed
Very respectfully your fellow Citizen
.a 90 WIZ R0sEcRAxS Major General
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-09
THE LAWRENCE MASSACRE.
The Great Meeting Mt Pao1"-Pcopic
EIockiny Thishcr with Arms mud RIA.
tions-Thc Removal Of Gen. HcbohrId
Dcmnndcd-Qunntrells tiII In the Field
with n Largely Increased Force.
81. LOTS. Tuesday. Sept. :

II. LOits, tuesday, sept :, i-'j'
4 special dispatch To The Democrat. dated
YESTERDAY states that the excitement which has pre-
vailed IN Kansas since the Inwrrnco massacre has sub
sided and IN is place hns come determination fear
fully earncrt to avcnee that terrible act There
be- confidence In. respect for Gen. Schofcld
few day. ago Gen. Lane and G. A. Wilder sen; tcle
gram the President saying. that the inoomi-ency Of
Gen. Schofcld was depornblc. and unvs there va.
chsncc " commanders Immediately there was danger
Il conflict between the people and the military. The
reply - tho President did not Indicate his policy. Gen
Scholclds order No ~ hhs only intensified the popnar
feeling The meeting at Paola TO morrow. viii probably
be The larres, ever Ledin the State Parties going
In wagon. with arms and rnrion ffom all parts of the
State They viii not - Into Missouri II the military
show any disposition drive the Rebels from the in
fcccd district.
panrrel and Orsrchar are abou, 20 miles from Kansa.
City with largely increased force. The s-oo.ooo In
cash taken out Of Lawrence. have given them gior!
and recruits and their numbers have swollen ffom
40 ia l. eoo In Lcn,enWorih. wysndotic. Paols ard
Os.aw attonic the ciircbs under nrn. and all the
towns are nightly guarded ID citizen patrols The
military No longer relied on.
LIEUT. Coy. O.lurre will probably prc.ldc nj tie
raola meeting 4 platform ~ the most radical char
acar " III In adopted The removal Of schoield and
Ewing " III b. demanded Common cause vii BE- made
with the ipailonsts ~ Missouri and Committee
win h. appointed Ia 80 g. Washington with the Ms
souri, Committee. The people ~ Kansas ~li NOT rei
mill Sehoned removed. and placed in com
nand who instead Of being pral'cd by ON. fa'tn aud
condemned bynac other will deserve and receive tho
sp,lsa.e Of all loyal men and be hated !, the Rebels
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-09

NrwArK y. j.. Tuesday. Sept. 6. ls62.
The 33d Acw-.JcNey Regiment, by dint Of
ay gc bounty. h.s nearly reached the maximum number
required and is under marching orders to-day.
So many OF the dcSert!ng that the Colonel
Of the regiment compelled TO call on Gen. Dix for
guard Of regular soldiers to maintain discipline among
them q
As this guard did NOT give entire satistion. 1t was
= iccccied On Sunday by the 81 Vermont Regiment.
The Vernon, boys have service and do not know
n about blank tridges firing in the air;
when Il crowd II new recruits undertook to run the
guard last night they were fired upon, and ono was
Killed and four wounded.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-09
PROM THE ARMY OF THE Gun
DERLAND.
Evidence Of ~ Forward Movemcn'-Ihc
Early Fall Of Chnrieston Conce"ed by
RcbeIs-Thc Desertions from br"gg"
Army--Our Army In Excellent Spirits
The Advance toward Georgia.
Correspondence Of The N j. Tribune
UEAro UARTERs Isl CAVALRY DIVISION }
UIPAHTMEET OP The CUMBERLAND, (
IARKHsyILIT Ala, Aug. 90. le6J.

Corre.poudence Of The N. y. Tribune.
HEADQUARTERS Isl CAVALRY DIVISION,
UIPAHTMEEI OP The CUMBERLAND, I
LARKIssvILIR, Ala, Aug. 30 ltoJ.
The evident sign Of forward movement Is
the absence Of the use Of the spade and pick. And
ac,n all dismounted men being sent to NASHVILLE
TO secure horses Chattanooga papers conccde the
speedy fall Of Charleston and prominent Rebels declare
that IL will be the death blow to the Confedcracy
From Trustworthy source believe that Bragg cannot
to-day lead 30 600 effective into action. The WOODS
and mountains are filed with refugees from conscrip
ton and deserers from the Rebel army. Mounnin'ers
are daily joining regiments In sounds, ana yester
day company Of &c men mustered into service
With them to pilot u.s. "bushwhackcrs' Will soon Dc
cleaned OUT" but they already becoming few ana
far between. Lieut. Col. Hanbrick was captured
few DAYS since with 10 Of his men. 1t will be remem'
bcrcd that this man Hnmbrick Gurley's partner
and assisted In the murder Of Bob McCook last year
prshxbackcrs are tried by court martial. and at once
non conviction sent to eternity Descrters say that
the name OF Grant and Rosecrans Is terror to the
pohos who believe them nyincible and that amt h'if
ot,.-tbeir armies believe. knor H. think have at
no time during my connection with the army save at
the earlier recruiting season, witnessed 10 muoh ea'n
siasm and confidence M now nnimates ihe AIM! VI ano
Cumbcrlaud and In the words OF Clnude Aeno''e '"'
Place me where France most needs man
How different from the cowardly traitors az hone.
selling our rights during our ABSENCE "Aose "'s'"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-09
From FORTRESS Monroe.

Fowrirss MONROE, Monday. Sept :. l-63
The steamship Daniel Webster arrived this
morning from New York with rs Rebel prisoners who
were sen, up City Point for exchange this afternoon.
United States gunboat Olcandcr sailed this afternoon
for Charo ston.
United States gunhoat Aries wac towcd into the
Ronds yesterday atcrnn by the steamer Connecticut
la, ing been fallen in with on ilstteras in disabled
condition
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-09
Attack on Bath, Va, by the Rebels.
SIR JomS's RrN. on rHK BALTIMORE
AND Ono RAILWAY, Va, Tuesday, Sept. u, 1863

AND V"io '~' A"os"'Jt "eP- :" i"o'
Our forces at Bath, part Of two companies Of
Col wynkoops Goth Pennsylvania Cavalry. were at
tackled this incoming at three o'clock by party Of Rob
els estimated ut nom 80 TO $50 The Robcls eludcd
some Of the pckets. Col d. NJ Strather Of the 3d VI
gnia Cavalry. who at Bath states that our forces
resisted the attack with mnch gallantry. and drove
buck the enemy. party at once started In pursuit
What success they met with Is not yet known.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-09
Collision Between Soldiers mud Dcs~rtcrs.
CmIcAGo Tucslay Sept. :. isoa.

CnIlAGO Tn'sdhy, Scft. .. Iss5.
A detachment of the 18th Illinois Cavalry AZ
tempted the arrcst of dcscricrs near Mason ~
Gngham Comfy in this State Last night Tho descrtcr
we're aided 10y abou, twenty citizens.
4 number OF shots fired. woundine two soldiers
Five descrters were taken of whom seriously
wounded. IN also several citizens who aided them.
Considerable excitement preveis throughout the
country
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-09
TroubIe In the 3sd Ncw.Jer.c, Rcgi..cns
NEWARK, Tuesday, Sept Z. 1863

NEWARK Tuesday Sept Q. ieo'
The sd New.Jcrscy Regiment was on tho
wharf at noon as per orders, and while waiting the
whole afternoon for transports several men became IN
ruy. Three werc shot dead by tho guard. making SIX
men killed. The dead bodies Of the two who ran the
gnnrd last night have boon found making our nrst re-
port Of three killed correct. More trouble 10 appre
hendsd The regiment y beiAS die-spod. .a' 81
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s,eei1i D..p.ich 10 The y. !. Tribune
w..miSGroS. Tuesday scr' :. ist1
MOVEMENTS oY REBEL GurHRLLAS-
Il u reported that Major Stephens, with about
90 men vas attacked ai Morhed Hardy County Va.
ON Saturday last by foroo Of 1910 E'b's under In
bodcn our forces succeeded In hiiinr back 10 Cum
bcrland without loss. 1whi,e'. Gucrrilas. about 80
strong are reported 10 pc near IuTc's'ilc In loudon
County. ya Moseby, forces scattered since the
wounding Of their commander.
Arrest or AN ALLLoID srY
young woman named Annie Jones, known
a. Major Jonos 81 Gen. Cufins stan was ,c1, In rum
The Army Of the Potomac yesterday. and committed 10
The Old Capitol Pri,on II ~ alleged that che had pa
pers abou, her person containing tie caion and force
O, our army She has been under arrest before Since
her cornmi,inan, sho has nothing and dccl.rcs
tha, she viii NOT.
PEHsOSAL
Naior-Gen. Blair has arrived In town. Col.
John Hay Private Secretary Ia the Pscsidnni. has r.
turned from hs vacation. Secretary stanton IL again
at his pot,
ARRIVAL or DIfkETE.s.
Between two and three hundred descr,"rs ar
rived here from New York to-day. under guard They
will be distributed to their regiments at once
REBEL RAID on A BRIGADE CAMP.
Two days ago raid was made by the Rebels
upon a brigade 81 the 9Th Corp. The gnerrlas dashed
into camr, fired into the 81 Gen Bartlett and car
rlcd % tie brigade nag 1t IL said that the General
had hls headquarters too far from the camp biz troops
GEN MARTisDALE on LEAVE or AsEScE.
Brig. Gen. Martindalc, Acting Military Gov
eror of Washington leaves for New York u morrow
on thirty days leave Of absence MAJ. Shcrbufnc.
Assistant Adjutan General will perform the dutrs of
the Office for the present
.sfREHADE TO ADMIRAL FAIRAGuT.
Admiral Faragut arrived in Washington to-
might and was sercnnded at Wizards
NoS.REPORTISG DgAFTED MIN.
The following circular, referring To drafted
men who refuse 10 report. has been issued:
WAR DtPAHryKKr PRovosr. ", HsHAL GENERALLY
OrYCt NAsHIxGToN u. e., Sept. T. libJ. !
Circular No Bo-Dfniicd who fail TO report la accord
arc. with the noGcn o. .cIyrd them required by
ton IL Of the Enrolment net ard IN consequence subject
Themselves under section 49, 10 punishment dcscreIs, af-
no 10 be considered part Of the required number Of scc
bodied men liable military duty" which required number"
v hen obtained entities the remainder TO be discharged under
section TO- JAMES y. FRY, Provost Marshal Gener raj
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-09
Rebel Attack om yaoorAcid, Hardy Comfy,
TeaM.
UARrrRs FERRY w.. Moni

HARrERs FERRY w.. Monday. Sept. Z. 1868.
lmbodcn, with force of 200 men, attacked
Major Stephens at Mcoried Hardy County, the day
before yesterday. Stephens had about 800 men, and
fcu back without loss on Cumberland
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-09

The 1Aihernian Ouswava Deand.
B0srox Tuesday. Sept Z, ie6J.
The steamship Hibernian sailed this forenoon
and no SPECIE M
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-09
WAsnINGTOS. Tuesday. Sept. 2. IeG
THE REDUCTION OF PENSIONS.

Much complaint is made here by soldiers who
were disabled In the Mexican and other In conse-
auence Of their pensions having been diminished from
o. TO q and g. per month in accordance with the rec
concentration Of the medical examiners appointed under
late act Of Congress the ground that their dsabii
ties BY wounds had been reduced TO Justify the cur.
tamcnt Of their pensions The principle IL Of general
application
MARYLAND CONGRESSIONAL DOMINATION.
The delegates Of the Unconditional Union
Convention Of tho Fifth Congressional Dstict Of Mary
land to-day nominated T. l.. Holland Of Baltimore Co..
~ their candidate for Congress This District was re-
prosecuted by Charles J. Calvert during the last term.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-09
Arrest or AN ALLDoID SPY.

Maior-Gcn. Blair has arrived in town. c.
John Hay Private Secretary Ia the President. has
turned from hs vacation. Secretary stanton Is aea
at his pot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-09
Letter from Gen. Rosccrans.

In reply To n Democratic Committee Of Ohio
Gen. Roseorans has written the following interesting
letter:
The New York herald., 1863-12-24
PROPOSALS..

OYYIsE ov rHg COMMISSIONERS or prLora
" No - soUrs srass. NV yons. Dee. "a ISL
Proposals vii 10 fes.ved AZ ils orc for the r~Uofal ~
the ssnksn ssssi. SIPS bst~eee pers 81 sad O.
North river rsreaias sox sri1,sions hsy y ctsined
st this oree % A. NASH. Chr.
r'o RAILROAD cosTpAcToas -PRoPnasts sRE
sorsf TO- he socssf fetion a rosi y - bsssssa
rsnt aod k~~ fovt, for yeStrsrs stpy shs prss
The New York herald., 1863-12-24
ULOTHXN0.

TR,AL-Ir Is WORTH YOUR WHILE. LADIES
and cents ty III. new west agency 10 dspose OF
AT u Clothing, Furniture carpets Jewsry La
hes gent VIII oe stontshei 10 see he nerene
pr,ces pay against all dealers. note oy post
attended TO Address Ducas. LOB Seventh ave
1us corner ~ T~enty.hr street ~ Ladies aten ed
d. Please he hnd the correct number.
% II you miss IL you viii surely be hunbugged.
The New York herald., 1863-12-24
THE MILITARY.

A SELECT SQUAD or MEN IS IMMEDIATELY De.
n sired by United States Recruiting ohcer nrss
class arul eSy regiment sta oned WaShipgtoni and
similar squad for a cavalry regiment doing patrol duty al
Baltimore. These viii the lar est bountes au-
thozed and viii not be sent 10 Bkers Island For
particulars apply at the law oce OF X. B Westbfooh DY
street, one door from Broadway
The New York herald., 1863-12-24

DorvLAR AND PATRIOTIC LsrruRns -rBg suB
scriber tcospt Invitations 70 ieciHre N addressed
yAEk BHsJAsfs
s.son u. .ew rcrh city.
The New York herald., 1863-12-24

!. r s5s BOwERy.-H. ROSENTHAL HAVING A GREAT
purchase large quantity OF east on caring
apparel Furn are Carpets yewery Ac oy calling ON or
ressiug ladies and Gentlemen obtain the utmost
ane or each article Ladies' attended by Mrs Rosenthal
~ remember, and Soj Bowery opposite Great Jones
The New York herald., 1863-12-24
A TTENTlON

\ For the California Agency Store I64 Seventh avenue
H. HARRIS, 800 received TO purchase Cast on Cloth
ing for California and Western markets Lad es And gen
having dispose ~ obtain their prices
long they win nd than what Is reasona
'oT them We guarantee 10 more than The value
especially good ARTICLES must have them 70 supply
ae markets We also guar ntee To lay hgh prlce Tor
Carpets furniture. Jewery Diamonds, &C. Ladies' and
en- In worth your attention to try the California
As-uc Store you win surely regrei H. Please favor
with cal address by post IL HARRis it4 Seventh
Yenue Twenty frat and Twenty second streets
The New York herald., 1863-12-24
THE LECTURE snAsoH.

IxroRrAxrl LECTURES DAILY, FOR eEHTLBxEs
only ne New rort Museum of As.ispy. sis Bvosa.
way Parties unahis 10 attend these lectures
forwarded rept cf 10 By addressing sessstafy Of
he New York Museum Of Anatomy.
The New York herald., 1863-12-24

HOLIDAY rAscY GOODS
r. II. MACY
~ now OPENING
FOR THE HOLIDAYS
LARGK AssohINESI OF ELEOAsT
GLOVE HoxLs isLAfD. Ac.
, WORK bOxBs, -
cHIsA, GLASS AND fAPiLH kAcHy FIGURES,
GAMES. EVERY yARlbrr or IOYs
PLRfUHkkf.
A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT oy PIsEsr CLASS
DOLLS lNfOHILD. Ac
A large assortment n si sizes Of
WAX DOLfE.
beAutnniy finished. with eaTiy hair, that sAy
PAPA AND MANA
with al the var ayDns
MAKING Az kLEUAsT ytRtTTY To- SELECT FROM
LADIES. GENTLEMEN
LADS. LAssys
AND CHILDREN
Many of ib.ss goods our own imsortAtian snurs,
nog.i IN design sni s b. sold twenty per
han bTosduv prissa
a f1n ss,,rlnrnt a. On.
PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS
p n MACY.
s)i sud 90 sinh avenue two docfs bsl0w rogresnh
III OLTDAY PRRsESrs-TuE GEEATgsr vAEfETY
OF us,fni and fanny Arissa besi snd Iet Ornaments
faDe, Combs. foftemennars Needle Boo.s Hair ssls
Ies, sontagr sarfs Hoois rhfren's - css sorss sus
Caps ae Gloves f.f sd e. snd - styiss se-
,ye. efn erolder.i sippsrs spisyaa VARSITY ss In.a
wort. ~ ss~ sv. noos sslrs - cents zsgphyr aniy
- csns usual prr- - 70 = csb's untfes8ks snd rArs
kid At kL1gRs cheap store. SO sss "a Brosawsy
geaT sin~teenth street
The New York herald., 1863-12-24
DRY GOODS.

SPKrIAL NOTICE TO TAiLORs AID OTHEHs-A
- afgo stock q Cloths. Cassusfs-, Do.ssins Pea ef-
Nrs'in CLOAK iad dahasfh
" Atsr AT bs ise lre ~ Duane srseL sizing on ~
f,lal al ~ per cent below
Il. sPERLiso A Dune street
WINE CLOTH oPERA cLoAKs
AT THE sErRoPoLirAS CLOAK ROOMS
.so BROADWAY,
EDtrauce through Grover Bakara saesrooml
Just received small invoice of
suPERfINE wrIrE CLOTH,
which will be- mado up tho mos, elegant manner fos
siock and TO order.
HENRY MOORE. Agent
IN 00O 0O0of rEorLE WILL MED wARE's
IO.OOO.OVO fa.nt Sci au porting Bar Aurs 70
prevent ihsir FROM fre-ng this win Nhpsv al
2l3 Pear street Wa raIigd 10 slf. Hsti-faction.
FREDk sENLvEkB, Asrnt
The New York herald., 1863-12-24
sEGARs AND YoBACCo.

100000 IE ,sT
feror Tobssro II be applied 10 Domestic Segars ALREADY
made giving s the desired nasor OF the HsvAnas
BELLOws. ~ william street
The New York herald., 1863-12-24
THE NATIONAL QUARTERLY REVIEW.
i NO XV"... .......,.'..,.,.., DECEMBER 1868

CONTRNTS:-
1.--Prison Discipline, Past and Present.
U.-R chard Brinsley Sheridan.
IIL-InHuence OF the Medici,
IY.-Qrard College and its Founder
V.-Medern Civilization.
VI.-LApfce and his Discoveries.
VH.-The House of Hapsburg.
20 Macmillan
1X.-The eypsles. their History and Character
X--Notces and Criticisms including criticisms Insu.
rance Reports. &c. All should read the article on
Prisons, az we'll as that on Insurance.
Subscription s. in advance. The work 10 TO be had from
agents parts Of the United States and British America
General Agent SINCLAIR T0USEY. III Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1863-12-24

A sPECIALTY.-UNIrED STATES LAW OFFICE
"A To furnish volunteers with reliable information asto
safe hand the highest boun-
ties discount New York othor htses TO mako
known the location of regiments In the most desirable
branches Of the servce the inexperienced from
imposition both before and after enlismeni and 70 attend
promptly claims Of soldiers and their relatives, ex
planning all their legal rights and redreesng
their wrongs Advice free ample compensation made
by government. II. B. WRSTBROOK, Counsellor at-Lsw,
Dew strcet. ono door from Broadway.
The New York herald., 1863-12-24
posIrIyR FAcr-LApIEs AND oRNTLEMEN. II

\ YOU want 10 ct utmost value for your cast or
Clothing Carpets Furniture ami Jewery the best
40 l. send note TO A. HARRis oai Third avenue, be
.w.eu THIRTY eighth and Thirts ninth sreers. side
v ere YOU a, depend you win receive rs per
ban any other Dealers In New York Ladies' attended BY
Nrs Harris.
The New York herald., 1863-12-24

q OOn VOLUNTEERS wAxTgD-sto cssu PAiD
C.UuU 700 b. The Provos. Marshal sfisr yoa psss ths
doctor before swear into ssrvce csgce Of
r-gimenu ~ you prefer e<S W ss'. call us, your
money 10 ready Agents runnsts bring us yoar men
hishest pfic~ We few ths az %
stovn QUOT. A. the general sacs 10 Chatham
sslra fRANEE A 90.
The New York herald., 1863-12-24

L,LUTIN0 FOR DRESS TRIMMINGS DONE IN sU.
style for cents ard under four Inches
above by the French Ylutng Company. al
Spring street. between Varick aud Hudson.