davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-16
LATE SOUTHERN NEWS.
Arrival Of Rebel Re-enforcementsa ut Fred
erickSburx-D Destitute Citizens Fed with
Army Rations-Kebci Army Changes
Mui,srings OF Di.conient and Threats
Of Counier Eebc'Iion

1
! From UdT Special Correspondent
Ur,por,Rrgr, AMY OF rms PoronAc. June - 1904
! Ihaye copy Of The Richmond Enquirer Of The
llth before me- brought over by deserter. Oft the
recen, cavalry fight TIE Engnirer remarks: :" Ii
would appear that it is the enemy who are advance
ing instead Of Gen. Lee.
The EnguUer's Fredericksburg corresp lpdence
Of he l0tn ps. mentions tia, - loads VI troops
had arrived that day, without stall0g from wh-re,
and that 800 destitnie resiients OF Fredericksburg
had been fed with army rstions.
Not a word Of late Iews IL gven from Nicks0nrg,
though estrqcts from Northern papers regarding The
s-le are given IN abunda'ce &c.
Gen Humphrey MaTshall OF Kentucky takes
charge Of tie late Gen ri 'yd Thigh mans brigade.
Gen 4. \. jenkins hss Assumed command OF he
Confederate force. now ia tie Valley OF Virgins.
Tie Enguirer If th. IL b. in a leading article 70.
Ms * that visitor 70 the Couiederacy is astonlshed
TO find one State fefcely excsleriIed against
another State, because II secrded TOO soon or TOO
late from the old Union ucwsl apers IN one state,
frantic wi rage, because the soldiers and "ihcers
OF that state do not receive eOouth OF honouol0
mention in the public vapets, and tboss 81 smother
openly thre ,teniug thu: their State will quit no
Coniederacy THAT Is, submit 70 the common enemy
because It's states nen are Dot called IN suiicisne
number. to the councils Of the Government and
offices " emoument. lie hears Virginia denoanc-
lug Soath Carolina. because she presumed 20 go Out
OF the Uuiou, wien she was ready, ana SOUTH
Caroina ceD,uring Virginia because soe would not
30 out untrl che ready. Virginia Insist
Ing on her great merit 10 shielding IKE Q
bnckler the States Of the South, and bearing the
brunt of tie war so. Foolish people from the
Gulf States prai-ing themselves for coming
to he banks of tie Potomac TO bght Nirsin-
las battles "a II they were mot lighting their own.
He finds, 10 bis CONSERVATION, eloquent and earnest
gentlemen ready prove to HIM tha, the President
i all mistake possibly traitor, and that II the
Hon. FbeneIer Cowt.de mad been elected President,
the war would have ben over long ago. he would
find among Couiederates now, creatures with The
aspect aud gait OF nen, dreaming limiting, whisper.
Ing about the po,tib lily of giving up tie whole
cause and presenting ourselves with matters roand
our nrcks. 10 ask merry Of our offended masters
Notwithstanding all this from politician: and her
civilians, The Esqwirer asserts that the army 10
sound, ard wil fight 20 the last. We do pot, oy
any meaus, fni proof OF the among prisoners ana
Jeserters. A large portion OF tue former thor.
oughly tired OF the war, aud DESTROYS thst matters
should be settled in any way. T. ~ \.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-16

IIe hal, summoned the several Major Generals Of
the State Militia to Albany tor consultation, ana
Ia en- ,,eps for tie rapid organization OF the mn Ia
Gen. Sanford ,elsgrarhs iha' he can Dung ou'
5 600 uen " ilhout delay aud the General coinmADo'
iug the sth Division. proui'es 2,Oo0 more
A drah will 10 made under the STATE law to MI VI
10 their MA sinum number al the milis regiments
in III. State and from these tho 10000 will he sup
piled.
Hoy are called uron 10 serve sI months ana
will be credited 10 the State as three years men nm
der the intending haionsl dran. They arc to serve
without State or National boupiirs.
ORDERS TO NTw-YORk MI rTiA.
The following orders bsvc been issued:
Us.psrlHrsRs TniAp rKI0Aps, =. \. " !
40 ~ lif, adw.y NtH.fOrE Jans u, iaoJ)
ospxn Nc. &c d'D, u h'fin1ni. AZ. hsis', o.
oeork M TUESDAY uoTnBs b. order oil No tcmn 'nlet
iaCh- Horsuo seymour . b. fe''y =" 80 70 ,i- -
once, shor, 'ef'ice The oiisAdn e' 'o VIC '' ~
10 hereby contaminated
~ JAMES r SMITH ousrsrms'.er.
HxipouaRryE. arm REGixESrs n. o..
No. ~, Bfosox.N, jan. 10. 1913 } .
GK,yElL OnpHs eompi'ucs with be order 81 M
Comm4pd,,n Chief OF ~ g. .a Hal o., '"i m,nt
M -cu to ho,d i,-N u read 10 mach % fh'drIhis
on short service ct one hou''s ne i-e.
CIur, d,n,. Of Coapani.s viii r.psr to th, Colonel 81
The G..imestA Annoy No 3 Btoad~sy At ~ O'Clock ih'
The .d. Order for the l7sh in., is hereby counter
msud-d. -, cu,prvs pooNe
by order Of Col ChAhLES hoo"I'
40 MosrGosHnr, AdJu,snt;
HE.pguAAIKss, iJrm Rr0irrsr y. T. NJ
BRookLrs. June 10. 1853
0sxEHiI OapsN.--Thi. Regiment viii s'.embe a. 9 =
City A'moy on Vb.l Iue.d., ,"o,n,"s 49,,
ofd.rs FROM the Commandein Chief to proceed TO rh.
''''"' n, ,V a,a.r Col JOHN Is. WOODWARD.
VIZ Auer.rus McKrz. Asju,an,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-16
MOVEMENTS on THE PENINSULA.
Our Troops Advancing In Foroo and the
Rebels Falling Back.

TIL. Richmond Seminal Of Saturday says:
"Thsre is not q word from the South-West'
There WAS considerable excitement here Yesterday
over the news that the enemy WAS exhibiting con-
adorable force on tho Peninsula, and advancing IN
threatening manner
owe learn that a column Of three or four thous'
and ,yer. sncamped 1T Barbamsville. Eew-Kent
county, Thur.day night. Their guIeose are also
reported in the James river and Chckahonl,ny'
Our troops in the Peninsula are said TO have iaen
back, TO avoid being taken in flank from tie na'''
gsblo waters"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-16
PROMPT ACTON BY THE PRESIDENT.
One Hundred Thousand Militia Called for
They Are to Come from Eew-Ycrk,
Maryland, Pennsylvania, Ohio,
and West Virginia.
1Gew-Zork Called Upon for 40, 900.
Gov. Seymour Taking Active Measures
GOV. TOD OF OHIO MOVING.
Proclamation by Gov. Curtin of Pennsylvania
w,snIso1os, Monday, June IS. 1853.

Wisnrso1os Monday, june IS, 1853.
By the President of the United > atep OF AMeIIca.
PROCLAMATION.
Wht,eas, The armed insuucctionsry combina-
lions now existing in several OF tho States arc
threatening to mako inroads into tie States oil Mary
land. Western Virginia, PeDnsylvanis and OHIO,
scanning Immediately au additional military force
for the service Of Ito United States.
Now therefore, |, Abraham Lincoln, President oi
the United States aud Commander Chief OF the
Army and Navy thereof, and OF the militia OF The
seyenl States when called into actual service, do
hereby call into the service Of the United States one
hundred thousand militia from the States, following,
namely;
From the State Of Maryland Ten Thousard.
From the State Of P,un-yva Fifty thousand.
From the State Of OHIO, Thirty Thousand
From the State Of West Virgins, Ten thousand.
To te mustered into the service Of the United
States forth WITH and TO servo for tho period OF Sh
Months from :he date of such muster INTO p'ld
,.rv;cs NJ iess sooner discharged to he mustered IN
az infantry, artillery, and cavalry, In PROPORTIONS
which will DO made known through the war De-
psr,ment, which department will also designate Tue
several places Of rendezvous.
These militia arc to be organized according to the
rules aud regulations OF tie Volunteer service snd
,uch orders as may hereafter he Issued.
The States aforesaid will be- respectively credited
under tho ENROLMENT act, for tho militia service
rendered under this proclamation.
In ,stmony whereof have hereanto sol my mana 'n'
caused the nj OF tho United St. 10 he sn'sn t q,
Don, at IA. City Of Warrington, TINS 1tb 1aJ /" June ~
IN. S.., Of our Lord 1868 aud Of the o tho
Limited states ,bo blth. ADhAh"" L'4'"NH"'
BY the PresidsGt,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-16
FROM SUFFOLK.
The Quiet Broken Mt Lnsf-A strong Force
Gone Toward the Bi1ckwater-sups
posed Dcsiinution franklin, 10 Disiodge
Gen. Jenkins

Gen. JcOkiDs
FROM Or Special Correspondent
HE.DaUARrEKs SUFFOLK. VIRGINIA, June Il, 1862
At length the quiet that for The last three weeks
has remained nearly unJroken here by any event in
military affairs promises to ts broken.
Gen. Corcoran, 1t the head of force Of about
~ 900 men, including infantry, cavalry, and artil.
lery left here to-day al noon, cbiug in the drec-
ton Of The Blaekwater River. His destination 10
unknown EXCEPT to the "select few" but tho gen.
eral belief is that Franklin ia the place aimed at.
Il is known that Gen Jeokins is at that place. at
the head Of quIte force OF Rebels, among which
are his South Carolina brigade and that be il hesv-
lily intrencbed.
His men are said TO be in excellent fighting coDdi.
ton, and very determined, and be deems himself
perfectly secure, but Gen. Corcoran has gone out
with the determination Of doing something his
preparations and forces ample, and should This DO
the place toward which the expedition is directed,
Gen jenkins will have 10 attend well 10 bis defenses
or he will find himself and his men in dllema
which he evidently little drssned Of.
Deserters from the Rebels are constantly present.
ing themselves to our outer pickels aud are being
sent in to the Psovost.MGsshars, when lEcy take
the oath, and seem to regard themselves possessed
of new dignity at again being allowed TO be rsoog.
nizod az loyal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-16
THE SITUATION STILL UNCHANGED
TIE ANACONDA TIGHTENING HIS COILS.
Kirby Smith baking Demonstrations.
Our Troops at MilIiken's Bend Reinforced
JOHNSTON NOT PREPARED TO MOTE YET

MEMPHIS, Saturday, June H. 1863
Fhe steamer IIiawa,ha, from below, with dates 70
tho 10th, has arrived.
The situation at Vcksburg is unchanged except
that our lines are daily contracted.
The late rains have improved the condition Of the
army.
Abou. 5000 Of Kirby Smiths force are reported 10
have come up the Washita River, and are making
demonstrations on the Louisi,na side Of tie river.
Our troops at MiGken's Bend Lave been re-sn.
forced
Johnston is still receiving re-en'orcemer,s from
the East, and ia preparing move forward.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-16
PROCLAMATION OF GOVERNOR CURTIN.

H.kRIsBuRs, Monday, Juns Is. 1861
Tie following proclamation has just been Issued
by The Governor of Pennsylvania:
In the name and by the authority Of the Com
monwe-th VI Pennsy lvanis, and Andrew u. Our
tin, Cover aor VI The saId Commonwealth
PKOCLAHaTiOE.
The State Of Pennsylvania II again threatened
with invasion, aud an army Of rebels approaching
our boTders.
The Pr,.id Of the United State, has iseued bis
rroclamariun calling upon the State for ooO men.
now appeal 10 all the citizens OF Pennsylvania
who love Liberty aud are mindful OF the history and
traditions =. tleir Revolutionary fathers, and who
te that il ~ q sacred duty to guard and MAINTAIN
the free institutions OF onr couhtry, who bate tres
.on and lie au.itors and who are willing 10 defend
their hores aud ire.idts, aud invoke sb.m TO rise
in their b and rush To the rescue IN Tine hour OF
Imminent peril. ,
The i-.ue is one Of preservation or destruction. II
involves considerations paramount 10 all matters oil
mere sxpediency and ali Questions OF local interest
All tie,. social aud political all ties Of personal
and pnrtifAn character ,iuk by comparison into in-
,igmicance II Is now 60 be determined BY deeds
and not by word. alone who for and Who are
against nr That it il the purpose Of the enemy 10
invade our borders with all the strength be can COM
maud is now apparent. oar only defense rests upon
he determined action OF the citizens OF our free
Commonwealth.
therefore call upon the people OF Peunsy lvaDla,
capable VI bearing arms o. enrol Themselves 10 mill;
tary organizations AID 10 encourages I'll Others 20
give aid and assistance TO the efforts which Will be
put forth for the protection Of the Sae and the sal
walton Of our common country.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-16

Unos MEETiso AT NIw-BRUSswicK, N.
Arrangements are being made for grand Union
meeting at New-Bropswick on Wednesday evening"
June II. The Hon. WIN. ID. Kelley, tho Hon
Henry Is. Stanton, Robert Voorhees,, esq, and oihef
distinguishes men, will make sddrsvses.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-16
Massnchusetss Militia rendered.

kkW.ioHk, Monday. june IS, 100.
Cow Andrew. who is here, las rendered to the
Government the services Of ell the available Msssa
chusetts militia, including tho recently returned
iith, Sd aud 9th Regiments.
1t ia understood that all the New-York City MI
tia regiments have been ordered TO the seat Of war;
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-16
Prom Fortress Monroe.

FoRTRE.s MONROE, JGre H. lsoJ
The hag Of truce boat New.York, from City Point,
arrived last evening ut : o'clock, with 90 ex.
changed prisoucrs of war (all prvates in charge OF
Capt. Muliord, who left with them for Annapolis at
10 O'Clock last evening
The English and Austrian Consuls, Geo. Moore
and ID. Vans, arrived on the New-fork, having
been ordered out Of the Confederate States by tie
Rebel Government.
Richmond papers of June 10 have been received,
which say that the reported taking of Helena some
DAVIS since grew out Of the fact that our (ltebeD
troops made fsnt OIL that place, and succeeded in
capturing wagon train aad some prisoners.
The Enquirer OF the 18th says
"W. NJ. Bond, III English subject, from North
Carolins, was put in Caste Thunder yesterday for
improper coudnct."
FoaTRRss MoSnos. Juns IA, 1869.
Tho propeller John Rice, Capt. Garviu. arrived
this forenoon. from Morohsad City yesterday morn
ins. There is no nows from that Departments
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-16
FROM TIE ARMY or THE POTOMAC.
Reports of Rebel Dssertsrs-Lee Said 90 be
Marching up tho Giver Ina Fsrce-A De
serier E1ecuted.

Sfsp Cor special COnespondsnt
AHxr on TBE PoTonac.
Saturday June 49, 1909.
/. would be indiscreet at present TO make pariicn'
hr mention Of any movement Of Hookors army
Which may be 10 contemplation. Should any imQor-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-16
The Pirate Tneony.

Bos1os, Monday, June ID. 1868
The Government have taken four c'lPper oa'"'
aud four schooners 10 cruise for the pirate iaoony
They are now ut tho Maryland and expect 70 ge'
of Tonight
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-16
AGnfrs in Missouri.

ST. LOUIE, JUNG
There was q meeting of the Chamber Of Com.
merce to-day on the subjec, Of nemorislizng. Scre-
tary Cha,e regarding r,s,reiions 10 trade with the
Somhern States. Gen. Walbridge Of Nex-York
made u speech, in which lie expressed the opinion
that il would he wise for the Government, last -
they took possession OF any portion Of the southern
States, to throw 1t open 10 commerce. with the 'e"ss
possible restriction since our armes 20 to extend
the blessings of the Federal Constitution when
was itself founded on the necessities OF commerce.
The enrolled militia Of this county have been or.
dered to drill daily until iuuher oiders.
Eleven hundred pi.ouers were sent to City Point
FROM here last week for exchange.
Gov c,r,hle has ordered AN election in the lid
Congressional District. to I'LL the vacancy caused "
the death of John W. NOEL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-16
The New.Yerk seventh and the Invasion
OF PenusyivRuin.

PnIL,psLrBII. monday, June is. l8o
The New-York 7lh have oHered their services 20
aid in resisting the invasion Of PENNEY wanna, and
are expected 10 leave for Harrisburg Tomorrow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-16
New.York Called Upon for Twenty Thou
sand ncn.

ALBAAY Monday, june TO- Ieo''
Tho Oovernor received to-day telegram from
Washington, calling for %,OOo mili'iamsn in'nea''
sssly.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-16

OYs OF TIKI PIRATE CLAREScE's Nicrim'.-ths
rio Spartan. of Halifax, N s.. Capt. Mecull,chs
from Halifax in I6 days. with sugar 10 j. f. Whit.
uev & Co., arrived here yesterday. On the llth
ips,.. of Hatterss, SPOKE the big Tnaoia, from
Cieniuegos for Boston. On the i2th, 40 miles
N N. f. of iaiterus, saw fore-and'sft schooner On
fire. She was about 300 tuns burden, painted black
with white aud yellow stre'ks. and git fgure-head.
She lad all her sails set. She was undoubtedly Quo
Of the Carences victims.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-16
Proclamation Of Gov. Tod OF Ohio.

CIscIssAri, Monday, June IS, 1853
Gov. Tod has issued proclamation. calling out
30. 900 volunteers for the de.enss Of the border.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-16
Rebel Cavalry Dash Into MaysviiIe, Ky.

CIScIsSArI, Moudsy, June TO- loo''
Two huudred aud If y mounted Rebels dashed
INTO Maysville. n.y., las, night. They lett THIS
morning. after stealing the guards horses and arms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-16

Gen, Reynolds Driven TO Bunker Hill
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-16

TELEGRAPH COMMUNICATION DESTROYED.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-16
lie Cuts His Way Out and Falls
Back to lIarper'S Ferry.
Our Other Forces Also Reach that Position

Gen. NI!lroy Contesting their Advance
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-01

GRAND GAS LIGHT COMBINATION OF AMERICA
NJ The ten million monopoly and names OF the directors
value map OF the four grand districts Of New
York island viii app-nr IN the American Gas Light Journa
for Is3 Orders must he sent al once Ia tbs ONCE
80 Nassau street, u Liberty New York. room 1 VI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-01
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

NEW PUBLICATIONB.
INxQUfsITE BOOKS -BoCCACCIO's DECAMERON,
~ ste gayest literary feast that RECALLED human
TASTE with y beautiful sprrsylngs ~ 3.c,>. =,
hna injurn in ful. and One steel Plates 10 crnig -
nyLpS Art Or LOVE and AMoRoUS WORKS, en-
TtRE elegantly illustrated. 60 crnts
ufiyDEN's TALES AND FABLES. with very hne plates.
A charming little pocket companion. 90 ccnts
ROI asEAU's 'CoNFEssfONa.-"thr mos, fascinating
book ever written" fully trans aied handsome Volumes
81 by mail carefully sealed from irnIcrtaent Gu
Iioy on Of the and 10 ccut for postage
c. BLANCHARD. Publisher. No. W Ann street.
L,REsH From THE PRESS. -
Il sINcLAtR. ToUsEy. IN. and DIETER iis
Nassau street, N. ", MAJOR GENERAL GEOEuE b.
MCCLELLAN YRoM AUGUST 1851 % 1852, and
MILITARY REVIEWS OF THE CAMPAIGN IN VIZ
GINA AND MARYLAND, under
Generals Fremont, Banks Mcdowell. sige, Pope, Wads
worth, Hslieck, Mcclellan and Burnside.
FREDERICK A. PETERSON.
These books tell what Mcclellan has donc what he has
guilty why he I'd from command and who
Is rslon The 10 600 lives Fredericksburg
PATRIOTS, READ AND REFLECT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-01
FURSITURE.

sELEGANr ASSORTMENT or HOUSEHOLD FrR-
"a niture private sale properly family ir4yng the
city. seven Pian0fortr made 0rlHr modern
pro enents pse, oyrfsrnng French action
sbl for s2J including Stool and Als Tafnr ard
Chamber FURNITURE at sarrce Inquift al Wesl Tseny
third street, near snin afenHr.
u,SAwYfIgp rrBsITURE-ALL STYLES AND
best assorfm.n ha city WHOLESALE and reta 10 -
nal street. WARREN WARD
v,rpSITuRg CARPETS. &C, BOUGHT rOR ASH
II BooEs Paurhista, Lbrarie~ bought Tor cash w
sltth avenue bstween Ninth and tsnh n
Valentino Manual also iafse sok Books Tor sale.
LuRSITrRR wAsrED.-Asy LADY or oESTLR
fher fgruttafe va 6nd cash ~ addressingA
line o. 30 Hudson street County call. asseudsd
~.
L,URHITuRE wAsTED-ASY PERSON HAVING THr
entire Furnitufe u House sall pr o. f9g
cash. may Of customer ~ addressing Parhis.fs,
10 Herald ono~.
I,uRxfTURg waSrED.~I WILL BrY And rAY
-a.u al f4lf aD-5ut 81 - sss8ad hand
Frrrttufr " fftits. f~s Pianos ArH BNArI
Tab@. statabls foy bst tny fary having the
u.r, o the .h-osa n &&afs~. q MATHEW,
90 Broadway, fo' ies aaya
rortcr -gSsrIS'4 RstTuaR ysrRrss
N s.ssnr M r4 ssta seat, wlu - sontln1ssf
~ 4 49,. l.t4g 90 are and fosa
tuilasn., al ps-4ssts rss.r ~ hs pD.s - oBtrsst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-01
MUNYCIPAL AFFAIRS.
SPEARS AND TOBACCO.

In a25, $50 e35 Ss0-SEcARS YET AT OLE
NJ. prices econsidsr legal tender notes Ms good a.
Ny goods need TO b. seen 10 he appreciated. good
tlneni. Also my grsnulated Smoking tobacco. The
Sugar store 62e Pearl IL supplied with my bes
b 1t retail JULIAN ALLEN, 100 Water street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-01

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES EITHER SEX MAY FAs
cinate and gain the love- confidence. affections and
good will ny person they choose Instantly This simple
requirement all can posess securing certain sucs'
In re marriage, mall for cents together
with Guide the Unmarried Of Both
nary book great interest Third rdusn Over 100 op
copies already sold. Address T. william Co. publishers
No. . fs phladelphia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-01
BILLIARDS.

TpRCuAsEhs ~ WANT of FIRST CLASS BILLIARD
rsfcs with Aharls Pstsnt Cu-hionr sap~ ~ IL s0v
naw Ia viii hrd good assortmsul very ow sr.s
by calling a, ths mnnufastory, iE fatah s,rsst
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-01
THE REBELLION.

THE REBELLJON.
\RPUTY QUARTERMAsTER GENERALS OFFICE
4 Philadelphia, Feb. ., 1868.
assla wanted Immediately, carry coal 20 the following
TortugAs
Key West Fla.
Fortress Monroe, Va
Alexandra, Va.
New bern, N. G..
Port Royal, 8. c. 49,
Captain and Assistant Qusrtermaser.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-01

IF you WANT TO KNOW THE EFFECTS OF
Il patent medicine taking read Medical Common Sense.
curious book Tor curious people and good book for ever
one. Contents tables free nj the principal newrpaps
depots throughout the country, ~ p. Warn~rs Yes
street Of the author Dr. z. FOoTE 1850 broadway
New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-01
DEADY SATURDAY, FEB. %.
WEBSTERS
ARMY AND NAVY POCKET DICTIONARY.
WILLIAM a WEHgTEH

,ortal N uslraiions and coOred FrontspIcg.
Pric. flexible rather marbled edges ......... TJ
sent W mall pos, paid on receipt of the price.
In ndfon general Pocket bonafy Of the language
this work carefully prepared vocabular Of Military
and Naval TERMS and the following Tables VIZ. Pank,
Pay &C.. IN United States Army. fpsgns 81 Rank in
Army finusAiions Rams Pay, Ac, inUned states Nayy
Ratlons in Navy, Insignia Of Rank In Navy inusirz.
onsli Rank Pay, &C., OF Marine Corps MONEY. Weights
aud Measures ~ the Principal Commercial Nations, with
their la American Money and Measure Pr verbs and
Phrases the Latin, French. Italian, aBikh. 0rc,s
Notice Tinted states Flags Of Principal Commercial Ma.
lions (li1ustrailgrs IN colgrsl, &C.
Fnr sale ~ MASON HAhLfN. Boston, Al our prices.
Publishedty MASON BROTiTHs.
Nos and M.fcrr stree. York,
Publishers Of Webster Dic l9uarea
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-01

CoTToN GOODS COTTON GOODS.
" A LARGE, VALUABLE AND WE'LL ASSORTED
STOCK OF BLEACHED AND BROWN
MUSLIN,
or an the popular and well known brands and purchased
previous TO the late advance,
SELLING OFF AT LESS THAN MANUFACTURERS
PRICES
ALSO 0INGHAMs, PRINTS LAWNS
NAPKIN TABLE AND FRONTING LINENS,
LINEN HANDkERCHIEfS.
SPLENDID DAMAsK DOYILES ALL LINEN,
Al e. and l211c each.
LARGE LOT or LINEN HANDkERCHlEFS,
Slightly damaged by water, at ler l21zc and Ice each,
VERY CHEAP.
CRYSTAL PALACE EMPORIUM,
No 2s2 BOwERY.
W. X. ROBERTS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-03-01
FRENCH ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

IrsR DEn0lsElLE our PARLE Er HNpIT PAR.
~ fatetnrnt frsroas lalemand e. pe,tagno 81 gus
conprent an pea iangias deeFs PLACER iAfs que
CONNIE insltatree c,nnalt tout. ira sguls
collier