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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-07
CLOTHING.
THE NEW YORK LEDGER.

The NEW YORK LEDGER.
IT Is SAID, HAS A CIRCULATION OF
/ 900 copies, but les circulation 10 limited
compared with the circulation Of garments man
sfscturdb BY
SAM. PERRY.
At his establishment on Brady street, opposite
the Post Office.
Am now receiving the largest and most com.
plete assortment Of
Cloths, CasSimeres and Vestings
Ever offered In this market. Anticipating large
trade this Fall, have laid in an unusually heavy
stock, and the goods MUST BE SOLD.
Ny goods are all
THIS FALLS STYLES,
Fresh from the manufacturers and importers. ]
shall continue to keep on hand large assortment
Of fresh
READ Y-MADE CLOTHING,
For Men, Y Youths and Boys, of my own manufses-
urs which will DO sold at
u - . = Z n . - -
lshall continue to manufacture my own Cloth
ng thereby giving
A BETTER 0ARMENT
Fer the Same money than any Eastern made goods.
Everything in the
Furnishing Department
Can be found.
Shirts OF all descriptions.
Under Oloshius in sndloss vAS1eey.
Stocks,
fios.
Handkerchief.
Socks,
6uapenders. %. %
Also, large and splendid assortment Of
e1NT9' 9EAVVh0,
The largest and best ever offered In this msrks
trust the public will call in and examine my
stock before they make any investments. for l am
very sure can satisfy them both in psiee and
quality Of goa.s. SAMUEL PERRY,
Brady street, opposite Post OGiss.
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-07
ADN'IS.
Settlement Wanted i.

7 HEREBY GIVE NOTICE TO ALL TO
whom | am indebted that they will do me a
faro, 10 present their accounts by the hrst oil
June for payment anfsll who are indebted 10
me are requested to settle at once, as contem
plato leaving the city, and shall place all unad-
iusted accounts in the hands of an attorney fer
collecti on. W.. hlSAoA.
my7-d3w
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-05-07
The Sabbath Srho0S,

TIE CHERUB. collection OF SONGS for
sabbath schools and sabbath Lyentues by J.
&. Johnson ThUsc who wish something now
ana fresh for the sabbath Schools or tho chill
dren at home, will fnI 10 bright and attractive
Songs in this new book-soss ust suited to the
young mind. Copies mailed, postpaid. Price,
BIDS, - cts, So per loo paper, ~ cts, $l7.
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A g & N 7 8 W AN TED
ABBoTT's HIsToRY or THE GREAT REBELLION
THE HISTORY
CIVIL WAR IN AMERICA

Comprising . full and impartial account of the
Origin and Progress Of the Rebellion, the various
Naval and Military engagements, and The Hs.oio
deeds performed BY Armies and individuals, and
Touching Scenes In the Field, Camp, Hospital
and Cabin,
By JOHN b. G. ABBOTT.
Author OF the "Mothera Home" life Of Ma
poleon," "History Of the French Revolution"
etc.
illustrated with Diagrams and numerous Steel
kngrsvinss Of Battle Scenes, and Portraits Of
Distinguishcd Mem BY the best Artists In Ameri.
%. 1t will b issued in two Royal Octave Vol.
umss Of over $50 pages each. A good agent
wanted 70 sell this History in seeh county Of the
6tets Of Illinois. Apply 70 or address
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DW!GAT'S JOUhNAL .OF ..MlSlV.
ONLY 81 a Year.

Each number Containing sixte en- pages, including
four pages of SUPERIOR MUSIC, Musicol Es-
ssys, Criticisms. Reviews, Reports Of Concerts, a
General Summary of Musical INTEL gcrce, and
Cor espondcnce from nil parts OF the United
States and Europe
- Specimen copies mailed free on applica-
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Boston. my7tf
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freight 81 all kinds will DO carried from Chicn-
60 TO all points East at al times, at as low rates
as any othe kaifoad route. sep2e-df
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HE "6AJAV\eS -
Dsvsapsrtr Enthusiastically Aspers'
O,rrcs or fuB Dsn. 3 NDws,l
Thnrsday Eve, May 7.
o,oAatous remain unchanged.
F,ous-Firm. Wholesale, S6.6ooe.60; retail
81 eoa7 90. shipments so bbls.
wasAr-70960c for common grades and s"c
CLOS for the best. Receipts 800 bn.
BAsixY-Littis doing. We quote at $i.io'
Cosn-33034c. Receipts $50 bu. Shipment
400 bu
OArs-50(d53c.
Now YORK market.
New YosK. May7.
FlouR--Ths market is bGl0 cents better
Sc 60Od6 70 extra state /; 81 00M1 10 X. y. o.
RvHuAr-Markst la2c botcr 81 s5Gl % spfinG'
3l6iaOi GA winter red and amber western
nCoRN-Dull closed !, better ssGpoe sound
63967c unsound.
WnIsKY-Firm. 45@45ke.
New York stock Market.
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III YOU WOULD SING WELL

CTuDY AND PRACTICE THE ADMIRABLE
- Lessons and Exercises contained in "BAs-
SIMS ART or SINGING, APKhcrIcAL SYsrtAvoR
TIN CULTIVATION OF THE VOICE" IL treats the
subject in a thoroughly scientific, yet plain and
comprehensive uanner, and is recommended by
Teachers and Nocas,s ns the best sirger.. 80
pfarno Voice, &c 50 abridged, s2.25 Tenor
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-04
The Open Window.

L"]e IhA''e is ataG
repeated 'ht WORDS very sadly, and though
no "'dI 'e voice rom ths Irte'top above me had
'p"Nen men, glanced up to he widows, winch
or ni'ee' Gays hau been wholly darAenad shut
't'' "'d cntt'n' were wllhdre"n at last, and the
hr,h ofet ze anI golden ilSht drhled freely IN.
sac" th"I on he cuuch where Charlie had
tossed ana moaned' parched wlth lever and smt-
tea ""h snev"u> pam, there ~ only an altered,
Nuit 'n"t shape who We had loved aud piled as
" oui = larIle ! out The real being whose gay
!onNs lie m'e beauy all around it, was not
there Ooe wiser and mrs plying than our
selves had called the Iitle boy, aud IN the night
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IttisteltnuD.

The Loss Of the Steamer Mississippi.
We copy from the New Orleans ErL the f l.
loving account of the loss Of the Steamer Mssi>,-
ippi, in the attempt to run the batteries at Port
Hudson. The correctness Of this account is
youched for 10y Lieut. DEWEY, who sent it 10 hi,
father Dr.. J. Y. DEWEY Of this town. The Era
says:
The Mississippi, in obedience to the order of
Admiral Frr,gu orou5nt up tn rear Sne tad
reach d the p) nj directly opposite The town, AZ"
her utii .er, we,e cJnSrltoialIuS themselves upon
hwns pissed hrou5h the greater dRIer, The
ship u) TO this 'lne not hGv < sustained a 81 glr
clsutltY. The M1nong h-i not oeing III NIhL
orders were given to increase the sped, IN oruti
to close up the spICe between the sup. he
atmosphere b-ug humd the sm jke hanging close
to the >urf,cr Of the lver, no hing being discern
able but the Il t,heS 0i cur OwA and the enemy :
pieces the ship, winch h.d acquired rapid head
way, Z ounled on .he right b,nk Of the river, d.
rectA opyo,it- ID. lermluu, Of the Port Hubs II
an Clinton K dr ad.
Her engines we're Immediately reversed, and
order, wer, give by Capt nltn for lne mn to
lire with all possible rll!ly, as thrr safe Diet
peuded upon Keeping The en-my from heir : ms
Inc meo responded with ahcIt! and, il me .hor.
space Of :hry ,tsr minu; ), taey fired too hun.
dHlualM My SIIts lrInI tat' tue, Elg!-
tetr Rutherford m1de every exertion 10 srt IN
shp dtptt, b II without suc;-NS Cps. ) nrh.
l3lpn. it In Jl,slbl4 10 say. MS vessel, gave or
are to mike nStaat prsp,rt ions To destroy the
sup an ,,v4 the crew. o de ) We're aI~, given
i" { ref T. ,1ineerto destroy The engines, aud
cut tht Outward rnnec,ins ppeS. Ih> bel x
done, the water Hpsed ripdy n!o The ship Fac
s'ct and wounds we're conveyed 90 board OF he
Fon-cItd ran h ; x, aad The remainder of the
crew were conveyed TO the right bank Of the river
wnc1 had been cleared by tAe gunpoats of rrneI
"ifpsh Dotets. Byiorc 'he crew left the ship,
sVery preparation was made TO destroy heI by chi
''cthg cDmbu,tibles in the forward AMI after
P'r's OF the ship Uofortu 'atey, she was fired
"r"drd before the order was given. This he
'ouns known t. the crew, and thsre being bIr
ee small boats which they could use, many
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-04

;,,,,,od ,ra, hoard and IL i fsarod ps-s drouped
j. a,,,,,,,,.,;o,, IA .,c,ns Soma o,bars saven IN
an ;nrlud,,s Marine G. ,utsin Fontene As.;.ta.t
Ea..iI'.,r Rr,,,,and liastsr'. Mt E,anc;. f..
mo ,b4 hand, Of the en,mv
Io., h-,or. he order was oiyen IN abandon the
.hIn'. mn, to,, The enemy on red f,ward of
. vh4-l killing Act,ny Mister Kelly com.
,o,,a,,,, . ] oiytsTn,. also XII Ing and wonnoioo
an Inn, ian, n,eutt ,nt If tis ttns
An,r.a.i % hat ,hp survivor, of his crav we've
f, ,.> clear at he shin. and every nrepara,ion
~ H.. 70 4n.or4 he, dr>tfuctj2e, G. ,mmandpr
>o,th arn ,,,,,.r t4d y, l,,ut DEWEY. his Ex4cu.
r,. O,bc., I,>.,n R,co.l,l4r IL Assistant En-.
,,i,., i.o, l.'I tr,. SHIN and ah.ndoned her tn
49,. ,t'4 h.v,,r NJ mn his own hands sniv I'd
I,,
.yi.'.,c. of ,h. c,,.Iaese which CAn,ain
60. ,1;,.'I.,.,I, ,|f. ,>,..,.;an !, IL r.i,ld
:, ''fd,',1 ..d ,,a.',nn;no yt;ch
! .,'',1., t;.,.,.t,I, an',I, Ii,,h ;,, b;s ci,,,
. .l',~l 80 ;.,,a,,7,
~ h,'t,. 49,, - II ,>sn,,,o o,,l
.,'.''',,.,.,n 49, insyrs ~,
%,.,'.-.',,', .I.,l y
nT n Cl4ua1, .h. Es,o.
J; go ''', 1,al 49,, N,ss;s
I.'>; '.,d',','.t.n n,Ih;n fvs hon
,'tF' WV ;.I ,,h, h,,,a,;o. h.
,,h P.,',os1d'd u, taL1na ot
,,t ~. ,,sn ,xbo h,1 ..
''''' NV "'' W VIZ IN ,.e
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-04
! or tbr Cbilorrn.
Boots.

johnny has two black friends, very service
able TO hm. They ho'p him over hard aces,
for they are stout and strong; they carry him
through wet pieces, for they are tight aud
suug They take him to school aud back
agalu to the shop aud the post.oh ,e, aud to
play, when they cacter terribly. Yol ctn
always tell when Johnny is coming by the n2Ise
they make.
Tnere mama is Boots IL s mother gave
him coraer in the closet to K -ep then IN,
and a bus to clean them with and upon The
wnoe. Joh !nys b. o-s began their career ia
the wcrld under good auspices. Alter While
however, JJ1nny outgrew his interest 10 them
Sometimes one was lost, and sometimes the
other; when found, they were dtrty 0. vet,
10 kiog quite i'll used
Johnny said his mother, you negtc
your boots that won't do. You must make
them last but they Won't last without care.
o. said Johnny careessly, there's plenty
more where they come from. When ,aoso
are worn Out, all I've got to DO is tc buy Au
other pair ; the shops are full Of boots
Without gains,yiog the exlctness OF JJhn
ny's estimate, she only said, That does not
lessen our duty of using carefully what costs
so much time and toll 10 make, Johnny.
Why, cfied he, who thought himself n
knowing boy. I've been 10 MIR. Freeman 3
back shop, and saw the sewing machines sew
the boots, aud they did it in less than no time
Why, t was no trouble at all | could do it.
: Then you did not know, Johnny, did you,
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-04

. g.. ,
loftnouihg hau l HhSeFeu IN us g!oom' when
'!p!Heo 700 wei the cherished hopes that mere
rV',>"en a. l crossed me 'hreNnolu h@H eN'
PC1u Psg 10 near 'he s''heu moan OF tne SICK weary
'"noi "4' ne "fsa'ae" d" ar "n'ch no SICKNESS
po'So'S' anu 'he oouy ""S "' rest forever "nA'
.n'ose "Sa T r." hoof' "t"uHh' IA thls apart
i'p' l"e 'o''' f'ch ar o' 'he inu'"h summer
''r,e ''"uSI 'ne ""'''o"N' ho longer eu"loeu'
.p' 'e >'''e S'Iel''T" 'IS S"'1F" "'"'"N "P""
.'s \ i'"' anu "1>--iUr'Aef; " SI'n'ta ACROSS '"s
pu'T ,'p'" '0'' was 'o'uea ABOVE '"s NsrpeF' ana
~ '@'g e''u''' a"4 Tu'''! n'' sf'e s",''e-
..'1 VI u'e R'!" '''1.'Y :" .''e A1e'y ,I'' II ~
s'"E' ',IiI "'u'n'F' (''.l N"'>pt' " INC WIZ
h;' ";,,'1u'' 'i'"Ne :" - '.o,,6 sum- ~ u"
a''', '0'u ny mar r. L'Si''"N',e'S' a"u COW "
'"'S' |'VP tH'' "' s'""''e'S '""' '"e k"' u 'u''
"''. va J'uI" was ~ e4'N g'""'e0 70 C"'SAF'
az" ""." - :" U%"' p"sS'1 ''''onI" NY
,"''o a. NOt''0'1 =! 'u' 's"u ''g "''I'eu '''e
P''S VI "S"' ''D S'''V "'o""0 '"' S1Nei '"Dc"
% m,E W, Va'ro IN d'fhns a,
- n"e yes mere ftm'lhPH 'ne uncertainty oII
ne p'i>tu n me scales "i ETERNITY, the 'ufoiu
""F' OF an cl'"n "ef7 'lrrsd to olackfSt "g'ta-
uoh WIN every dreaded possibility. Through
'hlH oppressive atmosphere every Sh n'ng nope
%",t" ce'''eFFo N 'hs'''e existence hao s'fa'Tu
!'''n /" S"uoTn' singing rememof'hceA d" vac
~ '"a' "'u oTeh we i@lIn "u'ooKnS 10 years
"I 0e'e'P@o manhood ~" coioiy anu ofearl
y ''>' '"''taa Tue vision u sce' eS 'h"d were II
oe-'"F "E agony tns so v cru IoFmtH
oI 'he 'nnFf"l FlttS the ds' la'e home. "a,
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o. S. Hlsptal Rrattleboro. Vt.

Mn. EOIr)n:-On visiting VIM Z Ans
den, in inmate Of lIospita since June TASTY
and grandson, with daughter, his mother, at
tae y S. Hospital at Bratteboro, w., the
lon inst, t1und the buildings plainly, but
comiortabl, fli.hed, ventilated well, and sup
plIrd with pure water, with bracng air to fan
the Iocllon. Tnerc wero somc go patients.
. y Two had died there since rst they came,
waac1 tvdeuce5 the skill bestowed on thom,
by Decor Phelps, aud his assistants. Every
mornlng, Physician passes through the wards,
aud prescr6es medicine for every needed case.
Everything is kept can, neat, and with order.
h."ry L,Ay wh) has donated all TO their
w7' sex, war.worn FrieGds, would
fe pleasure, coud they know. what
- application, and go)d of heir
iass ,lns1 intht Hospital. Medical
atd, toJl And raro, IS most surely better there,
for the patients recovery shan it would be in
very many cases at home. Doctor Phelps
informed me that the health Of the sol ders
there, was improving generally. That fur
loughs W, re not permitted by the war depart
menr, and that they kept no guard there.
sa y. VIM FELCu.
Felchvile Vt, March 9th, 1863.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-04

that your boot was begun good while ago
on little cat's back ;? said his mother.
No, said Johnny, I'm sure / did MT
Aud the little calf was killed and updressed
that is, its hide was taken off, and the hide
was carried to tannery, where it was picked
in tan water and made into leather.
While this was poing on, taking a good
deal of time ard number of men, !ar away
in the forest a tall tree was cut down and
chopped up, and the wood loaded on a cart and
taken to the mill, whose big wheel and little
wheels turned it ou into }astS Lasts, you
know, arc wooden feet Of alI sizes, to shape
the boots and shoes by. 1t took time and
hands to DO this also Then there was another
mill in another place, wkirring and whrring,
at work turning out millions and millions of
Iute pegs, shoepegs, 20 lasten the soles on.
There WAS work too.
Your boots have Likewise to be sewcd with
brown thread, and tha, thread is sppn from
AJAX, which was growing all one Sumner on a
great farm and the farmer who planted it
aud harvested it, sold it to the spiDners. 1t
took time and hands to do that, too. And
thc spinaers spun it and the Shopkeepers
bought 1t to sell again to the shoomakers to
sew our boots With.
Then the needle that was manufactured
IN Il gland, aod acr0a5 the waters it sailed in.
a gleat sto, to lend its eye to the thread that
sewed the oJOts. And so, from grest many
different places, the barn.yard, tba tanlery,
the farm, and the forest, and can rot tell
through the hand. Of how many different men
, aud bojs he shoemakers bad TO collect their
!. stock before they were ready to manufacture
he pair 0! boots or shoes which cover our
{ !eet, never . cried Johnny, seizipg his
= neglected boot and examining it curiously.
y This boot has come from he forest the
= farm, aud The little calfs back Il has been
= over good deal of ground, has Mt it
And dos you tee, Johnny, said his
n mother, IF !. costs SO much skill, so much in.
: dustry 50 many .lts, and oxen, and railroads
5 AID hands, all working together to make your
. clio hes what g00d rare you shou.d take oi
y th'm. and ow wrong il is TO abuse and Dog
. Iect them ? Ii God takes so much pains to
! make YOU and all tie children comfortable.
r.. how thankful you and they should be to him
T. and how anxious to use Alright the good gifts
: OF this kind providence, which is certainly one
= Of the best proofs of ,baaktuness.'
Joh"ny picked up his boots and placed them
before tae fire to dry he hunted up his brush
aud brushed them spruce'y up. They looked
again almost as good as new, and the lttI,
boy surveyed them with evident satisfaction
Boots, says Johnny, boots, not know
= Ing how to express his new sense Of the
), value boots il somebody
n W4'', then, hope ne apd all other It'll
d bays will treat them accordingl y.-CbtM
K Paper.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-04
l)ortrn.
Winter--A R, monst. ance.
ny J M1NrGO ERY.

NY MpNrG0 ERY.
Stil Gags thy TORPID wirg?
Fly, melancholy svason. fly,
Aud liel the year to spring.
An exile in disgrace,
Fits DER the Gene, like NoaL', dove,
falls a resting place.
Alilhts her fair, form,
Cold ul5ws tn wind nd dork md bleak
Aroun rolls tAe Storm.
For shelter and defence,
Thy with 1ursu tn: morning t,ere,
And drives Ler weeping thence
Orhrrunui anu pro4n.
Esats ,b. chiIl thy look
Anl.Inv,rs Into stons.
The New York herald., 1863-04-23

1Ryy-McCossU1oSuE--On Wefresdsy, Ann 22 nj
81 P,tFicks Cathedral by the Very Rev. William Stars.
V o.. Avpfsw L. BsHsI 10 STAN NJ, second daughter u
the Henry hcConneiloyue. No cards.
Coss-IiosAS.Un wednesday, April ~, Al the rest.
denoe q the bride father NsndLam. New Jersey by
the kcv. David Nag, Jr. Mr.. ADolyHrs ~ ,0rs of View
YORK 20 Mis- izzs s., edes, daughter Of j. G. Homan,
Esq.
Mckcs Mr.. JoHs u. Cots % Ne~ yoff 30 Mrs slsAn
j. waHD, of Philadelphia.
GLsss-SAsoSs On Saturday, April n, by the Rev.
M Verren Mr. " TpASsiIs GtAqs % Mfs ExsA Mr. az
Ios sAvo,s, both Il Hcboken-
Philadelphia, Ptfsburg asd Boston papers esss copy
GAEferr-Bsowrs On Tuesday, Nrii 81, ~ Rev J..
W Lindsay, suAs GtHDSgn, of Havcrstra~, 70 Nlnsus
ppowyE, of this city. No osrds.
H.Sx-fnonD~oc--A Axdossr, n. v, on Saturday,
April Z. by the Rev. Mr. Harps,, VIZ X. p nau, u this
CIV 10 Mss Mtnr Z. TBospros 81 ABdorer, " y
lIO~Ez-SotrrIAE On Wednesday, April ~, ~ the
Rev Father Iafont AT the resdcncs ~ te br6ss fs-
thor cEsmr >. BosKs 70 zEIs NJ, daughter ef A. Foe
lar, ell of this city.
i,SIn,-R,g-0p Wednesday esesnf, lpra z, ~ tie
Pow George H. Brooks al the bsuss q the brfsa iAier
nf Tsos Lain Miss MsEa q. youngest daughter
Of fonD y. Rae, a Jersey CIV.
fOrTru~-fpAu.--On Monday, Arril 20, ty tbe hsv.
Cuthbeft c. Gordon. NJ the ldenoe - Wm A. bur,is
H. IGwr IoCIHst 10 iessnls fJgssr both q this c,y
Vas NE~--Aruzs--On Mooday, April %, ~ ube Rev
D. Parsons Hovey, frEopots A. Vas Mas, q rcrsrs
y. j., 70 Miss y Msusiurs. daughter q john Austen
Isq. ,of thr ciy
The New York herald., 1863-04-23

sAN fHAScfsio, Aprh ~, froS
Sailed yesterday Danish bark Cecilia, with $50 900 %
tneasure.
The steamship Robert Low hence TO Hong Kong put In
st Honolulu March Il and left i3sh.
The steamship Sonora carries large number n pssseu
gers eastward 10 morrow, including many wCmen and
children
Money mArko, easy to-day. Cold bars, 2oa 10.
Exchange New YORK, 9oa u premium gold. Legal
tenders, SO ass
There arc Indications Of speedy openisg @ spring
trade.
The Office Of the copperhead newspsper-sscrsmento
y,publiecn-was destroyed at one O'Clock this morning
by mob, II Is reported by soldiers from Camp uhiop.
Both branches Of the legislature have passed the bin
evs,zing contracts In gold u must 20 the senate 10
concur In the amendments Of the Assembly.
The New York herald., 1863-04-23

FAguIoS PLEASURE GROUND ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
The rrse OF $50 advertised by the Association and for
which no following ave entries we're madc-Ii. Wood
run b. 6. Litti, Mac, " Johnsons cb. G. Warrior H.
Jones oh L. Nimbc nck, D. Nsce's b. r. Trouble and j.
Nc anu's b. m. Young fIoradid not c0me on, tho last
nnr,i receiving oricit IN consequence ~ The -ap
pearance OF tho others This u the third time that tho
Announced pure has produced contest aud the
er hss determined, n'order prevent disappointment
40 Tho public 70 advertise the purses unless he n
tain The horses entered VIII actnsiy start The unfs
yaross trottcrs ensrsed has bcn tho o. these
souaans6 nufSl1urea
The New York herald., 1863-04-23
VANITY PAIR
The weekly Issue of this
OHkAT ORIGINAL.
~ NOHDUN AND AArfNfcAL
ILLUSTRATED fAfEH
viii h~ resumed NAY aud all ~ fof ale 81 10 od pftss

ILLrETEATED fAfEh
will h. resumed NAY aud si u fo' sss 81 10 ea pfiss
SIX CENTS PR corr
No sftAnoe ~ pc", noi~iihs - inr ~ sl iberrs~d
cost o mate .is sad NJ ahat' Ieut in sirs
VANITY FAfR bsiislng hs "a j 10 fltY u n I~irSs
t0 fYfsso oobsissrspn fr he ns l~sn ssa
strike ~ hear tnis Telllsn ur'u . = th@frthiy
crushed all bod is humble eid W spsnb th@ t,r-fns.A
IN ma nsesssary woft The - stln
eseSbesr fnA4inf Ne psT~f "a esFfJ p~s.
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April sbf orders y. seo; of the Ss- ors sc~s
ns nanDsrs ara soaaa volumes of Vanity Tsr furaias
ed dirsci turOlgh arnus
H~nsfn ths D.
OkioIsAL. HUMOROUS AID sAfIfi.AL utuf-
es~fy naar.iiou beIng prepared npfrs.iy fof o
s0nfurfed by ~ha fsusiiar Wia M Isa'ta
history Of ss ogantfy. vac hsow 80, ~ rnnir .r.
NAkifr fsIH suIaesa al ~ .sf oaiTf. iissf.s.
H. dralzn. ~ Aud ss'S hnTt Oif 80 80 s.fs
V fsasa sg~nsr. si.s Ie s,sI 's'i.st 80 10y
noe scisas ne euA ue hon 90 - a. -..~
~ 40 aaiy usisf iiss ~ phTn y pns eayss.s -
sa,<rss .f,si ~ siss. iassr II yhl. tspls.r-
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- fer o1ly thos~ sao ish sis,sn -.
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rsil,-. e.sha 80 - fs,rl.s.s " p-r asaa,-s. s.-y
rsyinr sfaess ch1Tgrs yFfefe 40 slhsrFrfiG AL
'sses y ~ ss1suaulsa Hth the reary st sstas aas.
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The New York herald., 1863-04-23

Destruction Of the Town Of Celina and
q Large Quantity oG Rebel Supplies.

IOtHNNIFs FpTII rs Ib"o
Tho Mnpiosviile expedition 10 ccpa returned TO Gas
gow having destroyed the town OF ccDa, 100 900 pounds
of bacon 20 900 Of wheat and one hundred
barrels each Of vbIsksy and fonr cossiderabe quan
THY Of sugar tea coaec salt aud other stores and forty
boats nsed by the rebels for transporting supplies
The rebels admit loss oi ninety khed. Colonel era
nam thinks ,h oss greater. The mon loss was one
killed aud one missing.
The New York herald., 1863-04-23

AfssHros.-on tuesday. April n csmsErrs, ibo
vdow Of WIN. Aibcrston. IN the os,h ycay q bsr age
The friends d the fsfnily are respccuu1y svitod 10
.tisrd the funeral, this ffhsrsdsy) sfternoDs, 81
els,< from her s,e rcsdsDss Iti ciintan ssrsss.
Troy y~pefs ftesss copy.
ness AprissA Ncwsosrvs. wKs - Bsrmsa nrvoa, N ,h~
sEsh year " Der age.
me rsls,ivss and rifndr o. the fsnls resy~sfuIly
invited 10 sfteod ssrai rc The church ~ ~ lshn
tne .ysus~Al fmeuntis a Bishos wsinef sh,l ocrsss
A usms,<md slrss nd wayeres uascs. ~ fsAav Ns.-~
The New York herald., 1863-04-23
The War Developing Teunessee.
From the Richmond Enquirer.

PRODUCTION OF NlTlF.
Last week Captain T. J. Finnie, Chef o' the Nnre
bureau FOR the Department u last Tennessee shipped
from that district - go pounds of sslttrc lie has
the production of bis district nty fold IN -four or
fye ,onths Such officers deserve well of their country
aud there energetic or patriotic than Capt
The New York herald., 1863-04-23
Death or Mr.. Blake, the Comedian.

Mr. Blake, the comedian, cicd of bilious cholic this
aftsrnocp st tbs Parker Honse lie played SIR Peter
reaz.e last night, and IA hk ordinary health. rIs
was any three yesrs d aTe. sea native. H Is said, d
uslfax. .N.S
The New York herald., 1863-04-23
omci., Drawings OF the shelby College

LOtcries OF K'ntHrkyf- =
ExInA CLASS 27--Apri %. 1868
IS, SO, Gy, a., 80. 10. AZ. 43. ~, q, So, ~.
ClAss ys-Aprl y. 1855.
16. S. 49, %, 49, - 72 AZ, q, IS, 2l, SO, 20, IL.
JOHN A MORRIS Il co,
The New York herald., 1863-04-23

Prizes Cashed in all Legaiized Lottc-
ries rnfocast .on given JOSEPH BATES, Broker,
IL w all street room No l. New ! oik