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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-06-13
4 CURE wARwANTED IN TWO
EbANS.
.T'TTTT Y Ut ''"'I'' "
EbEs. JOHNSTON.

Member Of the Royal College of Surgeons. London,
Graduate from one of the most eminent Colleges III
the United States and the greater part o whose life
has been spent in the hospitals of London. Paris.
Philadcllia and elsewhere. has effected some "t
the most astonishing that were ever known
many troubled with ringing i'll the head and ears
when asleep. great nervousness. being alarmed at
sudden sounds hashfulncss. with frequent hlu,ling
attended sometimes with arrangement al mind. were
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-06-13

INIIE subscriber, having opened in ThomISons
/ Brick building, Mill street, Danvillc, n large
and complete stock of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC LlQtORS,
comprising the hest brands of l'randics. Tin Old
Rye. scotch and lrish Whiskey, Port Sherry, Ma
drira Champagne and other Mncs, si all grades all
o which will he s,d Wholesale, at the lowest city
price, Taycrn.keepcrr by buying OF us, ean save
II least the freight
Persons dcsirou. at purchasing liquors for
FAMILY USE
nay rely upon hcing furnished with pure aud
dnadultcTatrd article.
~ Being determined To- establish reputation for
selling cheap. hc respectfully "licils the patronage
Of the public All order promptly attended i"
JEREMIAH : HALL.
nauN M. Juup 10 lS6U
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-06-13

IHfNIVHf NIITI, hfFVffH IHIIH 0HH FOHIHl
fnlLApELrHtN.
fINllE undersigned, having Leased, for term of
l yeHrs this popular housr have the pleasure oi
announcing io their iIicnds aud the travelling c"n'-
muniiy that !. open GT the reception nf sn.ss.
The hauss, since lhe hrsi OF March lHsi, has been
entirely aisl aud rchiied In superior manner
ths apartment. are large, we'll ventilated and mI'
hished la modern style. II u centrally loealed'
convenient IA all the deIoi and steamboat landings
and Va the immediate Ncinity Of the Custom liouse,
Poet Ofice and the Cora EArhAng.
Connected With the Ilela h a RrrtauTAni iof ihs
neroumolaiion Ut thoss pTeicrins the European
plan Prices 81 hs-ins tion Three 10 seven bollars
lsT sesk aceof,lins ~ locainn.
hoard " so rsi day Talls 4 llsie loF msIshani.
and business m,n iI"ni to 8 4
HENnN NEIL.
ISAAC l. bENoE
And ~ InG1 .ly
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CITY GGVnRNNENr.
skour,, OF Aldermen.


oyffctr1 sr,rrp Ss.sios sept ,6 i8C3
fD.. a,rmcn FOX 'y il, Mccoo I'D cnpp
nra. ava lsri,y-tl
gle President being ab,,n, At roll cal, motion q Alder
ul.u urF Alderman Henry was called g the Chair
1lc ll.utsa 90 s,.t - were read Aid aplT9,uL.
PETITIONS.
rcto o Too Fcc School Of ,he Church OF 81, John
-. o. wa. sc.r,l to til, comui.,,, on FINANCE.
r,on q Tho a.iecs Of The NewYors lndrmsfy for Indi.
gent Women ani hl.irca for donation
Which was teicflrl 20 sac Ioniu,,loc on Finance.
10y Alderman LoNG--
Position col property owner, and residents e. the Twelfth
Wand io hove o Eighth graded above One Hundred
I'D .oiti'th 'tr.ct and w9iA,d As a eoantI, road.
~ ALDERMEN OITIwELi--
retdsn % sp,iord T-son Tor permission to
Wh,rouion Alderman orTiwFLL presented tho follow ing
R@,d Tia, permission be and the hereby given
10 spoori Ieton 10 crect poiteo OF tho usual dimcn
.on ou ter building ia courc OF erection at tho
o. Hroidwny and lwenty SAITH street
Alderman fARLLi moved TO scir the same to the Committee
" hich was lost.
Tie resolution was then adopted.
Ry Alderman tAiLrN--
r5trou Of Prince sulm for donation Of ton thousand dol
las. 10 Ia.so REGIMENT
Which Was laid o the table.
By Alderman FARLEY
Petition OF pspcay to have seventy fourth street
between Second and Ird avenues oubei and guerod aid
Which was referred 10 the Committee on Roads
Petition Of Jane, ". Hash to extend .n IN font Of hi.
PREMISE nanhcr BIZ hundred gd eight Iccnw ich street.
fnyof OF peuhoL,r granted.
RESOLUTIONS.
Hy Alderman FARLEY
R'oirei That lAo lots on tho side Of Sixth
avenue between Fy thi aud fiy hh streets be- fenced
IN under TIE direction of the Stree ,ommi.si.no
Which Icicgg-d to tho Conilttor Public Health
H. the taine--
Rosd That the Street Coumisi be- and he Is hereby
directed have e lots both sides Of fry fourth
'tIcct between F' ana Stlh avenues, fenced !" "'io
dlai.ly.
Which was ref Rcd 10 the Comm Public Health
hy Aldermen NKEp- ..
Re1rcd Tna. Election District poll OF the lh
r,uth MuId b. usrd hundTed and seven
teen Clinton street, n.nbcr hund.d aud forty two
Delaney street
MAich adopted
iiy Ad,rn IN FARLEY
R.oted 1hat Comptroller be- and hcis hereby author
fod M dftcd ic dow iis IA favor o ueosfr "
I"0ua 80 bt r 8 o,~ hrs@L'd ena eety eve. i,lA4s
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Autn5emcnt9.

yVALACKS.
NJ .,. .rr Sl,nssoT
|, fi Lri annoaaee iit he Theater viii
FOR TIFF FALL 39ESun 'wryrgn SEASON
REPAIETED, RE1iLDEp and NLW@f pEOO''Ai"D'
THE COMPANY
n, rrsTrU \vAlLACX. NJ JOHN GILBERT
Mr. C FiSHTR. Mr. MARI SMITH, MrGho IL LAMP
NJ YOUNG, NJ W Na + FkoE M NJ M n5RtN ShfloN
Nj SLOWS. NJ WiLLiAMsoN, Mr. PARhES'
Mrs. vFENON, Mo NJ. HENR QrES, Mics MoRAHr,
ME Mr.. JOHN SEXTON,
ss1ONE HtRKE her h-.i appearance iorc)
MI; JEHNlNGa ihe[ 9Tst app'29l'anege i "era
NJ ''i EDWRHB M0LLESnAUER
an OpCfIEsTRA or FIRSrCLASS PERFORMERS,
M " ISiEAWOoD. Nj. CHARLES INGALLS,
TIiIs EVENING viii be sivcn
NEVER ACTED HERE),
an entirely new drama, IN i've aci, emitted
ROSEDALE;
TIE RIFLE BALL n,,..-,,,..,rs
SCENERY. CosrrMas;,, APPOINTMENTS
and Of the mos, elc-an, de- pion;
TIE scen,ry by Mc'r. l,,rrwo'd lnin,l', me
arran.. ly Mon. tro.. TIC cosuc- iy rs.rs annty
bea.cho'en. The machinery b. 81. B4ncfoi Tie stage
FiiiiolT GRi Y.'................Mr LESTER WALLACE
MILES arKEHNA "a Rriura u con-, ,,,,,,, ,,,,prpr
MarliiLW iL.E.iiCtH "a Village l.'.a... ,.,,,,,.,
pecioIl ..;.;;,. W. ,n,i ,5iiaN0
Col CtyENpSH H. DAi1
srAKrilrR MAY. ................M H. rl,nA LheT,
FkRtfER GHEI V........................Nf bhpM -
CORPORAL DAH taft-c fsl.....-.''''.. 81
HGBY Il * n ici u 81 ar. ii.f,X
MAXI bA.'sNN'
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AliIitarp Notifies.

Illlllarn NoIltE9.
Ten Thousand Substitutes
WANTED.
$500 IN CASH PAID TO THE SUBSTITUTE BEFORE
He LEAVES THE ROOM
Apply to the County Substitute and Relief Committee, hos
II and 70 Duanest., Supreme Court Room
~ stairs
HOURS FROM A. NJ TO p. u
BY order Of the Committee
GEORGE OPDYKE, Mayor.
MATTHEWT BRENNAN Comptroller
ELIIAHF. PURDY, Supervisor.
ORIsoN BLUNT, Supervisor
WILLIAM II. STEWART, Supervisor.
WILLIAM ~ TWEED, Supervisor
CoRSKLrus CoRsoy,
GEO r. THoxp.ox)
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CENTLEMEN's KID GLOVES
u Bee, quality 8 . pair, oqaa to ANY Gloves Al '"e
'''' FMBRoIDERIEs AND LAoEs.
0o1 dSfcn 6eu,. coiorcd Border Linen Iandke.''rf'
2Ool iSie Gent. iieucd Linen Handkerchief foF vfy
oao don Lie. Linen Caubhr Hsudk,r ie for y a
dozen the best y.ls cy,l sol iof itr b 'lty. D..
vu .ue u broad aud narrow 4ieAs.icn'd h"h4A''-
fog I..llcs Gents. and NiildI IN. Also ....,..,..
FliBROlDEKED hANDhEkt ih4f9.
Al an, ys,, ..v.e, Of LADIES slLk SCARfst .
All qua.ii. - a. RI >iiFR and THREAD LAOLs
I.l stock oi REAL NAllS $50. . . 90. ,
.BARBFs. colFFURES, LACE ShAwLs. MANIiLi.As'
So &C, &C.
t@9YARDs CAMBRiC kEEDLEN ORKLD
FLO, MENUS
VII be- Of red MONDAY maFnus' from g. yd TO - 20
Syrd.
illECHEAIEsI LOr WI EtLR DIFFERED,
Caul5fc Needle worked baias co.s 'cs md Shetland
ATyrRY Low PRICES,
Infni. Waists ara D1,sscs and hne t.-S Of Cambria
k'-.a-s at iurcfti.if
WHITE GOODS And - tHHf.L'
BOOK. ,WlsS, NAlSsooK, PLAID, AAD sTalILD
M.sLlNS.
.FLASNELs FROM TIE BEST NhNuFAtItlL4's.
JOB LOTS ~ Tow tLei
JOB Ions - FINE SCOICh uiAf IRIS. ,.,...
JOB LOTS IN DOTTED AID I4Dt-+-D S"i''
MUSLIN - . ...
4 fau assortment Of NOI4. NGhN LAOS 4Iy'L''
a. r. IA. fkf'f.
Nos. 20 and 90 -itihaT..
81 litlns.
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Nmusenent5.

- ARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
GREAT SUCCESS or THE
NEW SPECTACULAR DRAMA,
EDRIC THE DANE;
rur suADo9& OF FATE.
|, has been played the lat days IN
OVERLOOKING HOUSES
which h,ye shST9 9Gr pP,eiicnr Of 1 P1es
THE THRILLING SCENES rup sr,prrr;o PLOT.
THE DESPERATE CInRAcTERs, n.nv nr.cvou
all all are full Of interest which !. immensely enhanced ny
tho '''''a TIE GREAT SPECTRAL ILLUSION,
THE GHOST,
which APPEARS
SEVEN Disrl"Ct IAbLEAU&
j" '''''''" FIVE DIFFERENT GHOSTS
appear all time, making ih drama one o. the most a.
eetve and interesting ever introduced On the Museum stage
II vi" '' Ills His" AFTERNOON At , O'Clock, and
TINS EVLNlNG at7h
LAST wEEk
THE SIOUX ASD wINNEBAdO
INDIAN CHIEFS,
WARRIORS, AND SO JAWS,
who though 10 representatives. Of
rHE wARLlKE TRIBES
sTEADfAsr FMENDS or TIE WHITES
Among theIn IL ,,,r
IHE IOCAHDNrAs or ThE WEST,
TIE GIANT BOY
Fignrrn yeas old aud oycr
Eish1 FEET ulGHl
the TALES, man living Hei' 20 be = al hour. " is also
\ ,lLkNDlD CIRCUIT Or
MONi%G WAX FIGURES,
Imported from kaTope, r-Ir s'aiins
Don CARLOS AND HIS SUITE
eneaa,,d in tie Mountain. OF Castle including tho
DYISG SCENE or rhE
SPANISH CHIEF, ZUMALCARREGUI
I, - GA exhibition a, ~ hours, ...,,...
TROPICAL tOLDRap FISH ..,,,,.,
ANGEL Flsi' DOCTOR FlsH. cow FISH. SQUIRREL
tlsH CRIMSON oAlAtLLlA se, &C.
rIE GnaAr uaAoOE Or M. EAST
. 49, 1lAAlioS W.t.ltE1ih,vor
The GRAsD ~. ,i' A. ic.ngi SEQ. 50 Lion "o'
Admission ltr.f.s tn..r"Y uni,s ten. - cent" "A,
$50 ltN ARD .- &c. ..s isor Of iAe scamp Who GUS
a., aiaa.a s...r. W.T. diamond
NIHL0'. GARDEN.
y i~.re ,nh NJ Wh Wi nv Pii,r
ONLY Fog ans Nl0Hr. ~, ,.
OK THIS twtDNE,,ln,,l,ll .,s.SSiNgr sEr'ANDfN ."
vii sgp-t' ia lis po~'i'l ''n-.''fo
IN r.,.u.. e,,.b,.,.l a-,.', =
D" BAsioN AND PYTHAs
FoR TnE OSLY IiAL Iiis s@AsON'
IVY M,oSnIcESr CAST,
mL ;rYTiii V
N S. fssho. - >
MtpAME fuN rI........rf ~ ri :;
MIS- BE-. Af.l.i - ~ =.
.tOsuIt 4Ul............hl liAhftl .. nyO" "i'''
IiiT ksDAT EtL,laD. otIphtk -,-
IT. ~aas1tr 20 HHsr.Hs trfit "l i"f" De"" h.-S'
a. ,.e boa ot.lo % hhl. Da.ifr rpeu i-' a'ion
lIH4a FORREST
l on,e aofc sipca' 800 be- s~ s' bodice 'A'I'e'r q
." CRD.sL DUKE
To Ha.wer'. o. lsnl.4 litn.s n
IItIELfI'
SATURDAY. fhENltU. OCT.
GAMI a. o. IliE JEHlsd MOTHER
uloa = II. f..llia
tL7Tf ALI
ull male ID ..
SECOND APPEARANCE
ar-r fls Ff.f.sh ttass Id thr la.f ni 't-.f-
'fr..sf..f To- ae.rfsI .f 10 500 u'.r
THLFE pAla - Abs AAtf
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HYADouARTrm PRovosr MARSHAL SIXTH DISTRICT !
NEW ORR 40. l3J 9Th ~, REV grk sept ~ .D5'
All Drafted Men belonging 10 the lid and Hid snbDis
rrts ~ t.rnh and sixteenth WArdsl Of the Fih Conses
onal District whose have 10. been heard ana aed
,at upon or who have Oecn held for service sni not
r-poe hereby Notified repor; Themselves ~ inc head
quafi.rs OF tbs DsIci No. l0j en- sy between Sep'eDe'
70 and October ,, inclusive. ,,
An such not reporting within such time Will DO DEEM
de.erters and DO proceeded agains, accordingly.
JAMES W. FAIR,
P,ovos N,rha And President Of board Of Enrolment
CHARLES A. LA MONT,
Member Of Bosri Of Ia o.Anent.
JA'Is ". POWELL.
surgeon Of Do,Gd of Enf 'l.nen,
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MICA ROOFING CO.-Dealers' in Roofing
wi Maerias Tin and other Roofs put In good repair and
NJ rec years Office 207 Broadway Fulton 1t.
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AUTHORIZED EDITION.
TXClSE AND DIRECT TAX.

EXCISE AND DIRECT TAX.
4 p,NIaL or TIKI FXCISE AND DIRECT TAX
SYSTEM OF TiIE CNiItD STATES
By the Hon. GEORGE : bouIwFLL, lie .i-ll'sIonei
| vol. tyo. Goth. 90 3D.. 3 - 80
This work has been rrep-le3 un.er 'lc eln ry o. . ,
Secretary Of tn TIesuy. Il contains 81 the blies' oi
- for;s and pre.erled by tie Conn ision, Of
peinal Rcveau. Together with The decisions o. .Ae Once
carefully revised go
rulings by The Commissioner upon practical questions Woh
hsye arf ~ the administration Of the law and extra = Rom
CHARLES 4. Evans
No. SO Broadway. Ecw-l orE-
IN Ii. II
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D II.ls asf..-.l.Nri ........ Fol- ui.. on
lis lN AurL,JAiI hIfI- %
a sfW CONT, GRAFTON,
81 . srlr.fc la g | OIL. 49, r o.
Al. hOtl VIII 4lE DN1sr
q ..U~ 81 .f .... .I .. as anf'Aln0N'
t...sr ....tri ..i ~ rtrr aa nfr Oh iraf
g.. s.f.f . a..rff. ID. .r.rt llrf- T4l .s iac.at
l'.I I... ...i fta ed rFcrspr~ 81 .f4 81 " asi
-.,.. f.l ,..s.-,. ree- q '.li,a-. '-.r ufel'.ngl
hf..4s.J r ih..i slila lt-frr
s..at ,l..e .s.lo os 'n..l gl.aa' w.t. be- i.hen si
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ALHAMBRA PAVILION,
~ foarsc.'h,, orpl'.ts a -.a.Hr erNa'le
IliIr tflf h.HIh AND IHI..if
FN.FY AFILaaoIS Atp f.EtltJ
Yot 80 silnLp 20 ti,"ho
Ihls "osDfHfrL cHn-D AE4isr
tn Vf . iiAilc
20
80, Tiig ,,'lI.o.'. ,is (, f ,i 9.i,s.t.r ACE
!. THIS fsF us "oAulAs
h'P'''' ms ~ Qualifications
qiE"diflbRfs og rif n..enr
Iift tfuul - fhth7
'uLnn uA1iGsat'Ia .ll sos. ~s,osniE sA0RIyo.
nR JANIS COOh.
TA'' eiq,'.,',,, ,l,a M, -, a. - ''''''
WALTZ THE suiKf 'rEGEtt CLOWN
rliFF 'bhSclSG iioEsE "NfccA."
PIHlORMip ~ Nf aAbAlAO.
hh EAIoS h4oaE,
tie greet bare baelfd ntrf.
iOtsO rlEROc sAGRiaO.
Only seven yctia old .,....,...
MN 10 l c,ntt eng o. csafa
C..auclccs t' 4 and a. b ocl.ct
4 CADEMY OF MUslC.-THE OPERA.
"a Dgoctof................ .........M EAltEfIEk
MONDAY ttEflSO. Oci >, 1903,
HIST SUBSCRIPTION hlouI
"hen y 90 De- rf'rni'4
ROHERr0 DEt4EKUN
Tho pfiucpa rh.rfrfsfs hv
MADAME 1903 ffSE MEDDN.
MILF. HLhltEI1A 30 L/EK
Sl6NpN FRANCISCO MA/IDLfM,
5lONON fEHDlhAkDO BELLlnL
WEDNESDAY. Oct 7...........NObEETO bkbtRitN
fHlDAl, oct ..hlOoLtItp
bAIt NDAf EFEHlhG. Orf 10 flatfa iiflfI.....,OtIA
PRICES or ADMISSION A.. USUAL
NALI Oh Tic KRIS
Tci,ts ffsou and Secured seats ior any Of tho above
named Tcpfrseffa ions can be lad
o. AND AfIEH THURSDAY. Oct !.
- Tire H0t Orr 81 tie Academy. 81 Beer hclfmrs No
i0I bfoalway end down town - Rot AnhOnys station.
crs, corner N.atau and finosfa, ion a
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ITTIClAfI NrArFD NKs8ION. sept. p, IltJ.
r.,,rl.- -, riucn foE ienly Hail. McCooi kerd Chpp
Mitchell nycis J,fem.ah, HARDY, M-s,el'ou oul"c, 10
inrn. ant trl,y-il
The President being ahs,nt q. roll cali motion q Alder
in.l urF Aldermen Henry was called O. the Chair
ILr l.l.uiea 90 SCI. - seTc read AID aplT5,cA
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ANsfY MEDICAL fotKD, No 49, broomc e.. Sow ON
The Army Medical Board, convene! for TIE pliposo
OF Examining candida Tor appointment a. ~ NOEONs al
fNtI-IAN SlK 6fONr to copgci troop meet lilly ~
So a. As ona Candidates log eAsia.oa ~, Requested
GO prs4f Themselves between the hcurs OF aid p
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saoo IN CASH PAID TO THE SUBSTITUTE BEFORE
He LEAVES THE ROOM.
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1sES,-one Copy Tor ore year 81. Two COPE, one
yssr' 81. hive Csse., ole year. sI2. Ten Copies.
e29 50.
fo' o Cub # Twenty. send an Extra Copy
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V1HE AUTHORS GAME.

VVnE HEPTAMERON.-BI MARGARET,
L QUEEN OK NiVARRE-frly inundated nom ',il'
me copy the original work Ihs j. tie h,'' ''@. y,
neat volume Of pages, cloth gilt with twelve cioi
rer,,ncnt crrio.itv q %. CALVIN BLANCHARD Pub
kst.r No Auust
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1863-09-26
sUBsC RIP TIONt
PAYABLE 10 advance without exception
New Regiment Of Volunteers.

In our notice last week of the fact that the Sec.
retary Of War had authorized the raising of two
additional regiments Of Volunteers We presumed
that steps would be taken to raise both regiments
In this we were in error as will be seen from the
following proclamation of Gov. ConnelIy and Or
der Issued BY Gen'l Carleton 1t is the deter
minaton to raise but one regiment, now, for the
Geld, and that will be Of Infantry.
We can add nothing to the appeal which His
E1ceency has made in his proclamation, to induce
tho citizens to volunteer to ill theregiment which
will be chiefly engaged in the defence of theiI
homes and Gre sides against the destructive raid:
Of the terrible savages Of our western and south
ern frontier.
Here follow the proclamation uud order tc
which tho attention Of The reader Ia specially
directed:
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1863-09-26
Tribute TO Mr.. Crittenden.

Ath, L,t r,,,rl.r month";, roo,;,o of N,
uoaSa"Lr.o,,s " t.'a,o"i S"ni.,,v V ,Sa p,oOidant
u"u pnSor' II iViutHrnn 'u on"o1oeod I ,bo % Tso,h :"
W o ,d vvVs W. '"'op h". ~""VH".au o ','' Wv, I,"S s
oo,v @ ssr vOn i'm "" " .Io,ch @ If tb,
u"o M, " r "s,,soJpp JppC oPor"r,ar,i"a % him % N,
puYs pu "Yo, % I.,h III and S,m tranJ Of ,Ss T"isn NJ
w;n,,u ~ s,l ,"s oonn,aad " " eIo"a. "u WV 0''
"in r ,ha soS - s,ru~olSs > ~boh bovo crov, ort n
,ho nrossn, " % "nhoIy ,ahogon bs mo-. solIod nn "
UIov ra' Vosu r.r, or nv nnStm a, .sconSarv Wno,t
p"So pp rWbo,her ,bo nrooiuo moosnre n aJin.,-
'n"o, rbioh Sa n,onopad in ordor IN orro,, ,ho nm
"","'oI % hIo., % wb icb wos oimod a, ,bo Gmoricar M
% Iyu;"a "mor, " - W. ho"a bson or oorId M hav" hoa,
d " 'S ana ho ,ar II ro0d horo % haon u ouooos, oee
I u ,ocS~nI;sbins Il. % obsct T Il ~ Il had tSs boe,
odo"SJ % 'O ora ons,t,ro a, TS;cb tho,o ulI Vii rovo
O nrobsbIv ~, ho n no,csct oOarioitu N, % nO;,'on PU
oT~ ,hO n""o % "r % ,,r,,snJ"" viii nj % not ,ho M I.s
O "ron%u % ba asSaco,od in all t;ms IN cnms % w,b a,
ooaS, Ua mss, "nJ .,,"nn'ns nv @ air ~ o,s,t IL,
S"o d,oJ cnmi,ies Of riyil wOr ond IN nrossrrs nn
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1863-09-26

To all soldiers who enlist Tor three years or dur
Ing the War, and who shall serve honorably for
two years, bouty of SlOO is paid Of which s25
may, i practicable, be paid to the accepted re-
cruit in advance. If the soldier be discharged
previous to two years service, by reason Of wounds
received in battle, he will receive the 90 bOun
ty. In addition premium of 50 is paid to the
accepted recruit, who presents himself, or to any
citizen. non-commssoned officer or soldier who
may present him. The bounty aud premium will
not be paid until the recruit is mastered-in nj
which time each may also receive his FIRST month
pay in advance.
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1863-09-26

DR. CHAnPEAUI, surgeon in the French navy,
was consulted in 1927 by cavalry officer, N,
tlophe, about small sore which he had had 10
the nape Of the neck since June, 1915 This sore
would sometimes heal, and remain closed for
about week or 30; but OF the end ofthst timo il
would again become painful, then open and sup
purate as before, and so on. NJ, Elophe had be-
longed to the old Guard and at the battle Of Wa.
teroo charged the British cuirassers, but was bit
on the breast by fragment Of howitzer shell,
and fell iusansble from bis horse He was Just
coming to himself again, when the grenaders,
driven back BY the laocers, passed over him, and
the latter seeing he was not dead, wounded him,
in several places with their lauces one Of these
wounds was Inflicted on bis neck, Repnlsed 10
their turn, the ancers passed over him again, and
the genadiers seeing him attempting to get up,
carried him to the rear, where his wounds were
dressed. Since then he has always been afflicted
with this fstulous sore. On probing it, DR., Cham
peaux felt something hard at the bottom, and soon
discovered from the sound that Il must DO me-
talho fragment most probably lance. The ex-
traction was resolved upon and succeeded; the ex-
tvanoous body extracted was found TO be one Of
the thin brasu scales which cover the straps Of q
helmet Or agrenadiers cap, and which had been
violently forced iOto the wound by the lance
This inconyenient guest had remained 10 Tor eleven
years; the wound got we'll and NJ. Eiophe only
died this year and therefore, survived the battle
forty EIGHT years, and the operation thirty-slx.
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1863-09-26

In his tram. To drive the invader from our soil
aud guard against his return, brought into requsl'
tion all the resources of the military and tho peo-
Pile of the Territory This enemy fed in conIu-
sion and utter disorganzltion beyond our limits
We have no fears Of his return, and are now ready
to devote our time, energies, blood and treasure
to the Suhjugation of those tribes, from which
there has been no rest on security since our Terri
tory has been blessed by civilized iuhabitant. -
To this great work. my fellow citizpns, you are
now invited. have mistaken your character for
pallantiy and patriotism il this invitation is mi
accepted, with the promptitpde and pleasure, that
has heretofore marked your response to every call
that has been made to you by your country when
in danger.
HENRY C0NNELLY.
Done at Santa Fe
this 2lst day of Sept. 1863
Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1863-09-26
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Santa Fe gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1859-1864, 1863-09-26
Havoc Of War.


Man Is the most wildly and vantonly destruc.
tive Of animals, when the restraints are taken OF
oil his passions, and be feels safe 10 their lndul-
gence, This is proved by the havoc committed
by mObs, and also by soldlery freed from the
control Of discipline The instances Of these wild
ravages since the war began are countless. Some
OF them are described 10 the following letter pub
lshed in the Newburypot Herald and which
states it to have been written by an intelligent
young man who was with Shermans column in
its pursuit Of Johnston, after the fall Of Vicks.
burg:
Many people Of wealth, Of secesh procvities,
left their houses and slaves behind, aud followed
Johnston IN bis retreat Those houses were WIS.,
tied by the Federal soldiers, who, after taking all
they wanted, destroyed the rest, and sometimes
set fre to the buildings themselves and burned
them to the ground. Twill describe two instan-
ces The third day Of our march, we halted
about three o'clack in the afternoon, in the edge
Of wood, some fifteen miles from tho Big Black.
Here we enjoyed the cooling shade made coffee,
smoked our pipes and rested till near nghtfal
About half mile from this place lived DR..
somebody, who had 40 extensive plantation and
owned u large number Of slaves. His house was
large and costly one, in the style Of our best
New England farm houses ana seemed to be but
recently built IL was tasteIulIy and even splen'
dldly furnished and tie carpets the furniture the
planoS, tne splendid mirrors the costly wares and
the large collection OF books in various languages
bespoke degree OI wealth and rennement seldom
surpassed even III our own new England Inc
out houses contained an abundance o bacon, pork,
molasses' Hour and sugar. and these stores were
soon discovered and appropriated oy the soldiers
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