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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-02-13


avetc of SO yeas against 81 nays, . bill !,
: thorixing the Presidcns to .'enroll, arm an
equip and receive into the land and naval SCI
vice of the United States, such number
volunteers of African descent as he ma
deem equal to suppress the present rebellion
!. Tor such term Of service as he may prescribe
not exceeding five years; the said volunteer
to be organized according to the regulation
the branch Of the service into which the,
may be enlisted, to receive, the same rations
clothing and equipments rs other volunteers
and a monthly pay not to exceed that of tn,
volunteers !. to be Differed by white or black
persons, appointed and commissioned BY tn,
President, and to be. governed by the rules
and articles Of war, and such other rules anl
regulations as may bc prescribed by the
President" The bill also provides that nc
officer of color be appointed to exercise mill
tary or naval authority over white officers
or soldiers. This Is a step that should have
been taken long since. This locks though
we were in earnest. Let all slaves of rebels
found within the jurisdiction Of our armies
be enrolled, and set.at to work; put them in
the van. Provided tile result would be the
same, we would much rather that regiment
Of blacks should lead forlorn hope than
a regiment of our own brothers and friends.
Let the..coppcrheads hosl about scrvilc insur.
rections, and fire, and rapine, and murder
If the South is afraid Of sncli a,state Of az
fairs the traitors have their remedy. Let
them lay down their arms and return to their
allegiance and they can escape all the hor-
rors they fear from an armed seryile popula-
ton, wh'cl, they have always affected to de-
spise. That they raise such hue and cry
about our arining the blacks is just why We
want to see It dons. Their vehement explo.
sions against the measure prove that it touch.
cs them in sore place that We propose to
use against them an element that they fear,
and one that will tel heavily against their
chances Of success in dissolving tho Union.-'
That they dread to have us employ the blacks
against them, is The very best reason in the
world why we should do it. We must to
secure our ends devastatc and destroy we
must act as earnestly in destroying rebellion,
as traitors do in cndcavoring to destroy the
Union /; must make the war so fierce, terri.
bic and unrelenting that rebels will hasten
to save themselves from utter determination,
and their country from utter ruin, by desist-
ing from their wicked purposes. On the
part Of the South the war is prosecuted with
= malignant hate its people hesitate at
nothing that will strengthen their cause. II
is life or death with us. We must destroy
or be destroyed. The time has past for con-
Quoting this war on humane and mcrciful
principles. The time has come to make il a
cruel and unrelenting strife that the struggle
may be short and decisive. Humanity itself
demands that We use oil means at our com.
mand. Tho sword Of justice has hitherto
been tempered with mercy now let it be
with retributive vengeance.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-02-13

~ Ar Des Moincs adviccs received from Fort
Randall, state that five lodges Of the Santecs
are on their way to the Fort, for the purpose
Of delivering themselves up to tho command
ant Of that post. They arc represented as
in a starving condition, which is doubtless
the cause of their surrender At Ft. Pierce
the authorities refused to receive them, deem
ing it imprudent to allow any of the hostile
Indians within the garrison and further
more, having no provisions to give them.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-02-13

GoNE 10 ST. LoCls.-Gov. Kirkwood has
gone 10 st. Louis to look after the interests
of sick and wounded Iowa soldiers in the
hospitals Of that city. We are glad to note
this fact, and hope that hereafter some COM
petent and reliable person may be kept per-
mssently thero TO attend to this matter Of
A.tirr sftcr olr sick aGd wounded.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-02-13

Sick ase WOUNDED AT VIcKssrRG.- Ad.
vices from vicksburg represent the health Of
the troops as very bad, and that large num-
bers are dying daily. and tho sick suffering
snuch from an insufficient supply of medi-
3ines. The sufferings Of the wounded from
Arkansas Post are also represented as terri.
BILE ON, the arrival Of the feet at Milikin's
Bend they wero placed on atranspors where
ftey laid forty eight hours without food OF
medicine, many Of them dying iii the mean.
time. .t.-w,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-12-23
Observation-Disclosures Tar.

'HE Assessors for Orange County. wjth ia ri
iec!or, siIl attend u, The following times -
Paees nr the purpose Of taking . list Of xsiaris.
Incomes and Profits, as imposed BY Sections M spI
S'h lax Acts Also the gross quantity Of ]. Il, ~ N
registered persons. viz: Merchants, Tsnnsrs. Az.
makers, Butchers, Manufacturers. DC.
The Collector will be prepared 10 receiys tho T.r
On neat cattle business and pisfsssisns. and IN o,k
81 tax that may be due At that time.
Al white Cross. on Monday, 4lh January. 1874
Thomas :. Catss's. on Tuesday the sth.
j. W. Miess, on Wednesday the 9Th.
Cedar Grove, on Thursday The 7,h.
Toar's, on Friday the sth,
Hiiisooroush, on Saturday and Mondsy. IL. sth
and llth.
Caldwell. on Tuesday tho 18Th.
Ned Mountain, an "Wednesday tho ls,h.
Mangum's Store, on Thursday the i4th.
Llpscomb's, on Friday the 18th.
Durhams, on Monday tbs l7th.
Gunter's on Tuesday the 18th.
Chapel Hill on Wednesday end Th,,.a., u.
18th and GOTH
!" Thomas Longs, on Friday the als,.
AN Tax payers are requested 10 attend promn,I,
s ~ laeif sis made Out. and avoid tho penalties o.
H.h.c. STROUD
~ A. Angler. .ss'cssors.
:" S6-AW
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Lynchburg. December 1.-THE enemy.
1000 strong. with se,rsal pieces of srtii.
lrry. under Ave,iil, who were II salem
Yesterday, left there last. night. and re :
treated by the Sweet Springs aud New
as. road. The sama way they came.
ihey will have 10 cross both Craig and
SINKING Greeks, which, it il believed. are
greatly swollen BY the late rains. Thry
sahped 'ast night al Mason's Cave. about
l"ur miles from Salem. During their stay
ihry destroyed three car loads sf coumis.
sary ana quantity Of Quarlermaster's
Msrrs. lncludlng considerable amount az
,ea'ner. A great qusntil, OF produce he.
'ongms T. merchants IN Lynchburg. aud
stored In the Depot at Salem, vas destroy
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-12-23

ACoSrRau.-Ths aggregate vote efthi.
s'aie before the war. ~ near 40 We can
remember without referring TO figures. was
iO7 900. aud 10 The third year Of the var
she has polled only 64.-0l-shn~ing a d..
minution OF $1,000 Votes. A number equal
70 about two-ihirds her voting population
have been in the field. Penns, lvanla with
2 number 20 the hrld equal 10 about one.
third Of her voting pepulatioa, increases
her vote BY thirty thsu.and.
Atlantis csafsderaey.
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th,rsughfares Of the country. and to report
a bill to prevent this Unnecessary interier-
ence with private rights. aud to protect al
tho same time an Efficient organization Of
the army and the general interests vf The
Government.
The same Commites was instructed 10
inquire into the expediency Of establishing
an Appellate military tribuna! for appeals
from judgments Of ordinary courts martial
and TO enlarge the powers 81 courts mar
tlaI TO compel the attendance of witnesses.
Rlchmend. Dec. l3.--ln the Senate To-
day bill was passed authorizing the sp-
pertinent of Third Auditor Of the Treasu.
~ tosetlls Pvstsflics accounts.
The House instructed yie Judiciary Com.
mittee to inquire into the expediency of
amending the Impressment Law so !, TO eY-
emPt enough food for the support Of uon
producers.
The President IN response to a resoluti.n
0t the House. sent 4 communication frsm
the Chief Of The C.nscript Bureau, stating
Tie number Of exempts and causes OF ex
caption IN the State af vuginIa, North
Carolina, South Carolina and Georgia. aud
promise. to furnish the number in the
other States az soon a. Pnssib e.. The tn- |
ial number Of exrmpts in th,se lous S,a,es
Is 64.s30. IL Vmg,nia. 90, SYN Nnrth
Carolina. 22.S07-in South Carolina, 5.
Sl4. aud Ia Geotgia. 1881. The numbrr
IN these Staies exempt from Disability i,
so.295, aud Tor substitutes. 5000.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-12-23
IMPORTANT POSTAL NOTICE.
p'.i on; :. Amy Nouhern Va. |,
10 hs Editor Of he H6ig !.

Dfht fdifor q The Hhig:
lou will confer i favor On III . A.,
ii N"fth'rn yirgisia" bs allowing me !,
nisrnl them thrnrgh the "Ptrs," ih.t ! !,
f".iii'e order irnm the Post Ofice ne.
patlmrnt "that 40 paprrs o. letter, hall
De delivered 10 any one until III. po>,sgs i
paid =
lie accumulation Of papers in the.of.
g !. smnen,e. and II subscriber. 10 uot
81 their papers 4 can be explained in This
sa.; 1hen pqptrs are pre- poid fhev shouia
O. mafkfd pre- paid" al Me Office from
Nairh fasy are sent. Letters haf are nre.
paia arc more certainly delivered. The
name u Ihr 'egimrnt Ia which the per,.n
bsi0ng., should bt distinctly written
JOHN l.. EUBANK. PM
7 S-Ihs name Of the Office i. The
f"s. oihcc OF he Army Of Northern y,r.
gina, and mt a. ,ou hive il the :. North.
trn Array Of Virginia"
'lea's eopy.
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sR observing in your paper of hi.
lhornlhg a tslrgrapuie advertisement tina,
Press Association Courier will leave
MERIDIAN. Miss. on the lOh December
Tor ne trans. Mississippi" Who will take !
a'i"i''d number VI letters. al one dollar for
rsel tall ounre. be- Ira,. t. state that The
e"nNesance 81 letter. a. proposed by the
r't's Association Is slulatioI u Law, sub
ieetihg the prrssn carrying, a. we'll a.
ih"se sending them, 10 . penalty II 6hy
dollars lor each letter 80 seat nr carried.
! would slss state that the Post OEce
Department. IN eoninrnlty with a law of
The last Co"sress. has made ample arrange.
ncnts i"r the transmission Il lette,sscrn.s
the Mississippi River. at charge of Sit,
cents Tor each half ounce in weight. and
that they will b. forwarded from any PSF
dice 10 the Confederate states.
John HEART.
Special Agent 4. q. d.
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Mabiie. Dec. ia SPECIAL dispatch
irnH Oxford. Miss. say. ,hai Nprih.rn
daies tel the l6ta s,ai, Thar L4ttsr, b-ina
h.dnes hrr. IN. the steamer B, asrl. XII.
ing Tvs ladies aud ane ,alti-r anI wound .
ihE many. battery Al ihr tnnath ef Red
fi.rr fired into HE steamer son Ph.-I
kiiiins i've and y undlus seven. The hns,
sss r'ddled. The rl,,i j. ul..ie sor bon
wlihouta convey.
A Cairo disPatch Ia IL. chieag. Toe.
si's that rebel f.rcs II eight ,h.u sand
nave concentrated AZ kalrigh. MrN Ten.
nes,es. with the Supposed .ies 10 attack
TORT Pillow. II Is es,drntl, Fstrest.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-12-23

a"y..hns years. ArFaucsa was highly eassned
oy all whs knew bin for his Upright and truthful
character and indas,risus habis
1lso' IN this County on the 9TH instant. Nil,
!" any z. FAUcE1"r, aged IS years. she bad
cen member Of tie Presb, eri.n Church for asou,
hirty-fve years. Il
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-12-23

clethins. and linety prisoners. Our for.
ces acc moving in the direction Of Knsx.
sllle, to which place the Yankees have fled
ouf 'uss III killed and wounded about Tires
INJURED. Ged. Oracle was slightly wound.
eu "a tile arm. and IS here. en- route for No
one' wo hundred and twenty I've pri.
sonets have arrived here.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-12-23

rive handred barrels Of flour. purchased
by the agents OF Inc town OF W,lm,nv,o,
i'r ne poor Of that town aud others have
been Impressed BY Capt. Myers. al Sails.
bury. The Journal hupes the suthor,,Ie.
They may.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-12-23
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

I'VE subscriber having gu,Iifed 81 NsyenI.r
Term Of Orange County Cear,, 1853, &C Adj
nistratsr on the estate Of ANDERSON COLE. a.
ceased, hereby gives notes 10 al persons hsvisr
claims assissl The estate. . present them within IAe
time prescribed BY law, ihs ssties will bs p,s,S
~ bar Of thoir recovery. Pcrssss indebted a. .ia
'sisls are sesss.,ed 10 sake speedy psysssl
THOMAS WILSON. Adn'r.
ps' T. fs--erp
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-12-23

10 the House u Representatives Of III.
usitrd Stairs Congress. Mr. Rollins. Of
Mussuii. offered resolution the sane N
substance a ciittra.n's resolutions, 4 \,
the VAR beng bissght on BY disunioni.t.
should ~, be prosecuted Tor conoa.,, ~
susjssliion. and When .brdleacr 10 IA,
can.,iiut'ss and Laws are secured oa,ht Il.
Sop. Nr. Losejoy m",ed a. Ii, The s.sa.
.ail"n on.ihs lsblr. yras SO. .sys ia. Mr..
Nashhurn Il Illinois, espresso d wish
that All debate IN the RESOLUTION b. pn.r.
poned.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-12-23

Vfa"ss Z. H.. DC. IA L,rusnan,
sss ave pti,airs we're captured on tbe
aAppahande,k river Msndas night. they
aeht that Meade To. been or iii b, sumo.
.eaed: -Four corps Of the enemy. Infantry
aha s'i The casslr, are bus, ls,parinr VIA.
~ quarters IN Culperper cauaiy. and. cor.
us.oyihg The ioAds. 0ne corps 81 Infantry
ano assts the artillery have gone behind
We happahannoek river TO gssrd their line
~ tie tailrosd and aintrr.
heas, raia has been falling since ls,t
1ght. y has turned into sIee, ro.ds,
making the roads qsite hes,y.
ofangr c. ~. lice. l6.-Not true ,b,,
shsmJ have retired their ivrc~s -. md
he kapldan or thu, they ar. tssriar IA ~
..lfsaa. They skill oesvpy CuIpepper IL
80 s.h their P,ekets eItrnd.ng nearly
we nsP'dsa river. During last weet
Opp'ies o. clothing have been distributed
.uf troops. hoihlne else Of iatere.t.
sesta'. Dec. ie.--I'he late raid an IA.
p'osaeed az intense excitement here. |
"sssns division stacked 4 force of
as,sd ,nfntry. about four thousand
1910, ~ Beans Staten on Mazda, anil
.asoy drsss then. back. after a tub. |
-. 'es'ssance, with heavy loss. ia The ii.
zen y Knoxville. The pussuit eon,,n.
'arsnghout Tuesday and WeJne.dss
g ~hich tine we captured 4 tram y,
wagons laden wrh store. and
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-12-23

fAsKss LrsrHTY.-The writ Of habeas
corpus Is suspended throug hout the United
states Tor the present. Such is the sub.
stance OF recent skasr issued BY Lincsln.
Richmond Ersmiuer.
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Maar o. OF. rooOr. r.s.s B.r.-K.

Max OF ora Tooops T,ks, Bk,..yw
I.s.-Wr rr.rrt 10 l,srn frsm 4 gentle
ivan @hv LETT kin.ion ,-,ierls, marnisy
Ia, the entire CoDpany II ,'api. Moors'
81 Makers Sd ". &. Ca,alr,. "a. ri.
near 'fsrn''lle on WrJnr.da, n,shi.
The ioret thai spp.a,,d On The seu,h
s''s % tue N-ase. near kin.tua. ~as !
"'fs ra'd'ns party. md hid retired ir.m
uuf front
u ihis report Of the csp,are Of IN entire
ivan y company be csrsrt. IL shows thal
,h're = negligence some shers. bai W.
nOPs '"at x = not a. bal !, reported.
Pors,ts u s'ia.fiy
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-12-23

SENTENCED roR Llrs.-william Wilson
vas convicted last week al Mobile. and
sentenced 10 the Penit.nuary for lie, 70
the murder Of Martin Butler in 1860.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1863-12-23
NOTICE.
NEGROES FOR SALE.

virtue Of an order VI Orange County Cent.
made al November Term, the Subscriber vip
sell y the highest bidder. on Saturday the asth q
December. al The late residence OF Thomas LypsA.
Esq deceased, 10 Orange County, Six ssluabls M
grees, one Of them first rate Blacksmith.
Terms ~ .uia, siI months credit. bond add rod
secsriiy required.
LEVI Whitfield. CUnmis.ionsr.
Novsmbei &c. -
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.Hillsboro' Savings Institution.
TIVE Stockholders 81 the HiIl.boreurh s,,I..s
Institution srs expected to he present 4 ,hs;s
annual am. Meeting 90 tho first Monday il Jsnsa,y.
THos. B. HILL. Pres..
s'Dei -. "a.
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obiisary.

Died; 70 THE county, on The aoth Of November
yc'y suddenly, Nc John n FApcETr, ss,i
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HOUSE AT PUBLIC SALE

Will offer for sale on Saturday the 9Th Of lana.
aiy next. IN the town Of Hillsborough the Hou..
nov occupied and used as The Telegraph and Pes,
20 me highest sidder,o credit ofsix u,sn,hs.
ns purchaser y give bond and approved security.
qlned BY The guardian Of Columbus Nichols.
Z. NJ. kATIMER. Adm'r.
-. a5-tas
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Executive Department North Carolina
Atjulant Generals Office.
Raleigh, Dec. rs, 1865

'dE following act Of the General Ass.mhlv NJ
sloa Of all concerned:
IN 1ct 10 amend an .4ct III relation 10 ne
Mihha and Guard for H0ne Defe.ce
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Urn Goo05.

IMPORTANT 10 HOUSEKEEPERS.
u SPECIAL NO ICE.
We oa.iirs OCT l,r-e -focS Of
Cotton GDODI
Consisting Of al 'be flycri bTs4dsd
- rs aud al Blsachs4 slfHsA
~ %, 81 I'D - shee'i.g..
to.in. ( anl g. Prloresss Mrsns
Abuui - per cent lower
Than % gTeselt W Bsesae PEtsek
We are not and oLrnrt De ig1u h i1,o 500
"ILe COMblNaIIUS' 10 ADVANCE THE PhiC&
- fis1lous fslcs
We close on. Ell pre-sn, laIge
Stock ofihe vrsJ lat piece
A. the pJce We Lsva been
se log ~ Tor %. ta.t Two exc
Bsi CIV No'ir.. .h.t - - n NOT SELL
Ott 10 FAMILIES ali no. ,IhEEPERs'
We i've Bls0 tor 80, ia- . STOCK ~
Insh Linels. DaNo.k. ,. aXil.. 1oWes &c, &c.
v. -. P-l ION.
NJ. 81 Bow~ry pear Housterx
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Gmusements.
MIBLO's GARDEN.

NIBLOs GARDEN. 80
~ Lessee and sisnassr. WIN. WHrATLIY.
POsIfiyELi TIE LAST WEEK
TIE GREAT TtAolC Artistic.
Nj y bAF-MAN, lotN
Who win appear th's evening fV tho
1. = IWSNTY-s XTu TIME,
LAST REpnrsENr@ ia roy BUT Four u.s
"a tho beautiful and taringly Elective romasac Drama .
titled
THE FORsAKEN
In consequence OF aransemeot. ot since made
hisc BAtEAAN DO
SUBLIME IMPEEsoNATIoN
HEBREW 5 mf.lpry
POh 1--WE sIGHc5 LONGER
Miss Bs'ensn's erection OF the broken-besred lsaA
maiden has received pgquc ied eogy from te public ~,
tLo s.yss. OF cd.ics ADD has .tr4eed tsusrl
iNrELLiGENr. REFINED AID FASHIONABLE an
ever assembled within the wal. Of Eew,York ths..ss.
Tue play presented with suPeIb ard squi,e seeusy "
Mr. J. h. selwyn
Original a1sc composed expressly. by Mr. Robert ord
Char Dressed AID Appo.nisnts BY Nesna PnI
LEAH, the Jewe".. .......:.......".."MIs5 BATENAI
and an unrvie cast. embracing the bsaes Of Mr. w. W.
LauU Eir. q. ALa,eys. Mr. Wilson Aesdsnss Chsn6,'
skeuets, and tho adg.i,rbc ohoru,
viii conclude q: icy O'Clock ahordlng ample time = s
s.ayes, &c.
IN consequence Of the
the pnbic especially informed that the box bosl ,sv
.hE FINAL WEEK .,
MISS BATrsrANS TRIUMPHANT ENGAGEMENT
Mr. Whsaey fes h.t he re- asoD to eongsuss Ia.
sef aron the which attended MIN ssssaa
A SECOND ENGAGEMENT D'
THE AMERICAN CHILD OF SONG.
CAROLINE ElChlNOs, II
TIE GREATEST NATIVE PRiMt DONNA OF TN
PRESENT DAY.
Her last engagement tbi ihes.er vas
APE Ell LaIyMpH
having lasted for tb-n Th'es Ionhs and ever
rsspcc., p.c0niarJy ava otaerwle.
GRLAr sUCCESS
lie be to inform the rDohc tina, the hst musical vml
Aic viii be poduco h.r pIeset eng cement wil bA
gALFh'S GREAT UPERA,
SAlANELLA,
sLVE9AL MONTHS IN PREPARATION
Il win be podaee 4 uodsI the .ble direction OF
ML 7. LlClINGs,
On MONDAY EVENtSi ut FEB. - 1852,
with INlIllELY NEW sCkNE.i
NEW DRESSES. and
hEW APPOINTMENT
ard sustained bys .,.,,...
MOST POWERFUL AND COMPLETE ORCHESTRA
Ihs Chorus win 20 INV
NEW, NUMEROUS, ou
AID cs-e.uly selects'. whil- TIE .s.-
CORPS DE BALLET
will ogsr s,;ts llsC
40 'A'' = " LEADING ATTRACTION. sm
Allie. OALEIll, l..r0.
the most perfect Dan. -use Of n day ..,
Mad msgZETli. aine KArRlHE
a. well .. oho, spgiShed Dancers tDs whole being undo
AsLE AID ACCOMPLISHED HATIC De BALLET
siONOA ROMAN
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Financial.
Jr6,rrtncn.

Z" A MER. SCHOOL INST" Established 1870,
n l. Reiablssad Efficient Educatonsi f,AVh SNVe.
Fer al WHO seek ysrl-aiaiied TEACHLtS. brat'ca ass
candidate uic coutuuay epe,eted, and may be promptly
10 ro.nceJ, WITHOUT CHARGE. NJ,
P iyirs Parent. information OF good Schools; for selling
aud Eshansns School Propeftes Tor sng tsac1r
10 secure ,usbe epsasruent Thee Z: .onnni cs ISr
te.eL.rs OF MUSIC, FRENCH, DRiWIEG, CLASSICS,
ana MILITARY DRILL Also for Experienced Prihcip"'
for Schools ..,no,, ,or,rop
'l.lrreucs,: DR.. Hitchcock. AMHERST COLLs0E
Prof J. A Porter. YALE; Prof Tbomp-on. UNION A.. D.
banes aud burr Pu9i. she's, No. 81 JOHS'sT, ~ T.,
Ivi-on. Pbinney & Co. No ~ w ALhhHoT
CLculr with details, ssn, for stamp . 800.
o. g. WOODMAN CO., Educational Agents,
Living pailding No SO broadway.
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NmnseMtetlIs
MUSEUM.
ARNUMn AMERICAN

II
BRILLIANT AND TRIUMPH ANT SUCCESS!
THs WARREN ENrhU,TAsM REVIVED
LITTLE MINNIE WARREN,
LITTLE MINNIE WARREN,
LITTLE MINNIE WARREN,
LITTLE MINNIE WAhHEN,
THE EMPRESS OF BEAUTY,
THE EMPRESS OF BEAUTY,
THE EMPEESS OF BEAUTY,
Sister ofthe late
MISS I.AVINIA WARREN,
MISS LAVINIA WARREN,
NOW MRS. GEN. TOM THUMB,
NOW MRS. GEN. TOM THUMB,
NOW MRS. GEN. TOM THUMB.
NOW MRS. GEN. TOM THUMB,
and tbs
FAIRY LITTLE BRIDES MAID,
FAIRY LITTLE BRIDES MAID,
FAIRY LITTLE BRIDES MAID,
THE N,nnrt q &c OF scC GEN 7 TOM THUMB.
has asay es;p the 6 5phas Lar asa hs s''a"
MOST wo snS s.yrJr W nI HSMaN BEINGS
TwENTY.FivE INCHES HiGH! and
WEIGHS BUT NINETEEN POUNDS!
Tho smallest mature lady ever known. yet
PERFECT IN FORMt
PERFECT IN FORM!
PERFECT IN FORMi
PERFECT IN FORMi
SWEET AND BEAUTIFUL FACE!!
SWEET AND BEAUTIFUL FACET!
SWEET AND BEAUTIFUL FACET!
and every way charming nnd pleasing
she will be e1hbion at all hours ffon 10 o'clock lore
noon till p the platform In the Aiain Ran OF me
Museum and tho Stage ia tue Lcctoesoo Dss"een tue
sc,s OF the play in company with
COMMODORE MUTT, THE $4,000 MUTT,
COMMODORE MUTT, TIE $4,000 MUTT,
the two uskinE, by .uT,
THE SMALLEST PAIR OF HUMAN BEINGS
THE SMALLEST PAIR OF HUMAN BEINGS
THE SMALLEST PAIR OF HUMAN BEINGS
ever seen on the ,ee Of tao glObe-snser even than the
llgstri1rs
GEN. TOM THUMB AND WEE,
GEN. TOM THUMB AND WIFE.
Also to be zen at oil houfs DAY and EykHING.
TIE LIVING HiPPOPUIAMC-t
FROM IHE RIVER NILE. Ia EoIPf
THE GREAT LIVING SEA LION,
WEIGHS OVER 80 POUNDS AND EATS
90 POUNDS UF gl5d DAILY!
WHAT IL III OK NAN MONkEY ALbINO FAMILY
FROM MADAGASCAR AAaioIn bEAR SAISSVs.
LIVi NJ SEAL; Mons TER SNAKES; hAPPY FAMILY
1oUCICAu.A's GREAT DRAMA,
PHANTOM,
md Bsyls B.rnard's Len sIHb.e ia-Cs called
DUMB BELL
Every Az ernoon and tv.uius y, and u o'clock .
Nj. iAhniSUh, COMIC IIPROdrtl sIHtSh'
appears each peiioFmascc IN Lie mini A". S-ns'
sln..ou 8 c-ufs CAuf'ea undeT 'eB. 10 conts'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-17

IN PURSUANCE of M order OF the Surrcga 70
y, - c,ir oc N.u.yor, notice 10 hereby gyen -
p-r,oa, ha,ps c.. ssa. JOHN MEGG, late Of 30 Ss
OF N.w.l ngA g,ni.euil dcce.sd 70 Pfssent we IVAN
,cneber thereof T. tie sub,cnber u he oh OF " "A "A o.
VOORH9 No ~ As.ssu.st In he 'ty OF NV ths
bot,rs the 4 ~ DAY of March neIs-,le'sd rISrS
2Jth day of August, istR
Aus2l law6Glofu'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-17

OrFIcE CT STcuHrI FINE ISsuKaScE Co,
' No. II ii1--s'., NEw-foiK req ?. 1893
NIVIDEND.-Ih Directors OF this Company
~ iave THIS DAY dcclsied s.ui.Annus' INTEREST
DIVIDEND OF THREE AID ONi,-h If (,!b Pna CENT
Tree OF GoyeIm-t Pay sbIe TO .tocAao4o on demand
H. l.. HAYDocK, secretsry.