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WE PUBLISH TO-DAY:

GEN. BUTLER IN NEw.ORLEANS;
A HISTORY ~ TlfF ADMINISTRATION OF TIE
DEPARTMENT OF ThE OULf N lHE IAN
it. WITH A. ACCOUNT OF IhE LAf-
TURF OP NEW-ORLkASs ASD A
skFTCH OF Ttif PREVIOUS CA
REFR or ThE GtskhAL,
CIVIL AND MILITARY.
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fr .ar ha csicafas1 march - annrr1is o. Wa'hhsol
h, risht n.fch q hanaosci ces4on ~A ocn. rcoi -
tfts klf.lgy y gfos ihc tisilfy y W eonfi snd'
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cont n he c.pslfs of So Dsn The anins . TIC troops
In ne cr, compsie n.ff.sc n tgccssiirs er.2t ~"
srss raaf = i.y lnsfr nf rsf.il.e' ,ni snee5eios
nsrr before pahhsd As lsy c'can ihoo AID ne Gen
sfal polcy Il -aftns ths sbtatolci paniaon p nee
i5f ehar,rr q .rsciyes showing sgv ha oi huais 10
.onsn si,sn of H By N, O1srruHca, In pscssni cgn.
MASON BROTHERS
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EPEs sARGENTs GREAT NOVEL
PECULIAR,
READY TODAY,

TPYs SARGENTS New Novel, concerning vhirl hen
has been tas and speculation perhaps th,n sboct
other book issued cr Ihe thghns and exirUdsl
fes with which the author has become acquainted have te
tlrown ints plot ard story sisrtrsy ood and yet 4
truthful, tender and gentle, that every reader wA
begins IL unDst be fascnsed With Il, nnfassns interest
gree, book and the oE4sfs pouring In for thisy
aaa fat one handsome lirno, cloth bound Pncs si -
ALSO. TO-DAY:
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ALICE OF MONMOUTH,

An id,i Of the War by Edmund {. s,edmsn. An ssgsA
limo beautifully printed by Hough,on u Cambridge cod
hound Price 81. The story ehanges ION love sceses
tie Ssnner neadows Of the North 70 he socm and COY
the Southern and soo1nds with 10y pSssieo nseeeo
lyrics, sal basIe blasts Of song
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THE RUSSIAN BALL;

Or TIRE ADVENTURES or MISS CLENfSflNA
SHODDY Anew h0nofou. and .Aiirical Poem, By Nss'
Yors Editor Lsssnt limo, VAL Illuminated eeVe Aa -
craving. Prce Is cents. -
NEXT WEEK:
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Mem 1)nb.iiailons.
IN PRESS, and will be Published Saturday,
Il December II,
THE DAYS OF SHODDY.
NOVEL, OF THE GREAT REBELLION OF 1861.
by the Author of
"sHouLpER srRAPs."
Price 4 IN Paper, OF 81 so in Cloth.
vol, limo, 800 pages.

"AsorurR WAR NovEL-Morford' war novel, Shoulder
Straps been Of press less than three months 10
which time he's through hvc editions and he has now
ready aud the press OF Mc T. b. Peterson Bros Phia-
cps second Of the series called Te Days Of Sboddy
which hss been for time In Preparation and en-
On. Rebellion In l86l with sharp h at shodly and shoddy
contractor close examination Of the Of Esworths
Fire Zousve sf technical account Of the fEs battle Of
Bull and absorbing interest in the double story OF love
aud viainy which supes the body of the work 1t to be
published on Saturday &c l2h Of December and we hazard
nohiu, In predicting greater sensation, among both
and readers than that created by Its edecesscr
IN. Y. Atlas
lF Bookseers News Agents and all others, vii please
eend their orders for what they want Of either
edition OF The Days Of shoddy it going to have very
large and extended sale the orders coming in for BY the
thousand.
Published und for sale 1t the Cheapest Publishing and BOOK
selling Estabi.hmcn, In this country. which hs.
I. b. PETERSON BROTHERS,
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To whom all orders addressed and they wn re-
ceive Immediate attention
Advance copies OF the above book win be sent TO any one
free OF postage on remns tie price OF the edition wanted to
4. u. Peterson l. Brothers. In q letter.
IL will be for sale by +. A. BRADY, IT, DEXTER HAM
IITON Co. DICK L FITZGERALD and w. J. POOLEY
Co. AID BY all other Booisoc and News Agents every.
where.
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Uniform with Lessons In Life" Letters Yonns People
&c In vol l2no cloth. g. 23 In cloth fuI sit, VI ''i
in half calf ~ Soi In Turkey extra, 81 20.
FRox AurnoRs PRkrAcEIf the reader VIII 90 fn is7e'
the author to suppose that when young man. he Taught
the district school IN Jonesv boarding around according
to the primitive New England shos that he has kept him.
seH acquainted with the lives and fortunes Of bis old nena
and pupils herc tia, they have known something OF him.
and through An ocous representative Of tho family have
requested him to write letters for tho public eye which
he had no time to writ. for their private esdnsi say II the
reader viii suppose all this he viii supply all the necessary
machinery Of h. book, and the writer VIII have d" )ancs
ton for the direct and Loney talk In which be indas'
nd lhe ilnlIly"
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REMAINS LIFE OF JESUS.

A rrnslsfon Of NJ Ernes. Rcrsns remsksble vorf -
i.ued IN Phi. where he excitement and sensation re
Concerning is subject AID author that already tbour
cope. the costly French ed ton have been sold ear
.cter1sd By The Christian Tunes as Man sbiesi 81 r
One handsome o tinted PAPER, cloth bound, pTee o.
- Copes cen, BY nal free on recep. Of price, By
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Ncm Cntlitationa.

lS rBRss:
TNDWARD EVERETT's GREAT ORAflON
IL AT GETTYSBURGH.
BAKER 4 GOODWIN, Prin;e,'en fuhhsbers' rrin''s
Hon,e square have in pIc, ard viii publish without oeS
in neat octave pamphlet tie Greet Historical ofs"'"
Hon. Edward Everett al Gettysbureh
Advance orders from the Trade solicited
BAKER GOODWIN, Printers and fnoh'he'',
Printing House square, New'Yorh.
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Mem 1pnb!itations.
CoynEsCInKrr % TIE TWENTY EisHrh SoLrhA
II A R p + Rs
NEW MONTHLY MASAIlNS
FOR DECEMBER, 1859.
CoHrRyrS:

NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE
FOR DECEMBER, lsea
CoSrRyrs:
SAINT CHRISTOPHER.
With Al Illustration
l TWILIGHT ON SUMTER.
| With On Illustration.
| SCENES IN THE WAR OF lsn-VL THE WAh oN
THE COAST.
ILLusrRAnoxs London in lS1l-Fort Nor
folh-Landing- Place at Hsvre do Grace.-John oNeh
sword-The Pr,nge Mansion House.-Church a. i9Vre
de Grsce.-Cransy Island.-James Fanltner.-ran Of
| Operations At Craney Isand-Hampton Croek.-mss'
ssine on Craney Islsnd.-Cockburns Qnsrers-bocA
House. Crsney Island Old Court House, Now London
PICTURES OF THE JAPANESE.-IL RURAL LIFE.
| ILLusrRArIoss.-F Houses near fedde-fuH
ysmA-A Night.scene.-Villsgs Aqneduct-feasan"
| returning nom Labor-FisherDsn's Resarn--Dippns
pp Misunderstanding . Feld.-Rolins In Seed
Keeping of Birds--Bringing Homo Gran.-SepaTatns
Tho Grsin-Threshing g-Prepahns Cotton-ReennsO Cot
ton.-Ths Peasants LuIury.-A Sudden Ssorm-Ihs
stsct for Fusiyama-JspaneseT Travellers Village Inn
Female Hos,ler-Jspsneso Lovers.-At the Foot OF
Fusiysma.--Ascsnt Of Fusysma- Fishermen-Jspsn'
ese Junks-Helm Of Junk-Steersmsn and Mste.-ss!'
ore at Dinner-yilase Life In Japan-Ihe Castle Q!
Osaca-Csryirg the Mails.
CAPAND BELLS-AN NovsL IN Ten CBAPTEaa
WILLIAM H. PRESCOTT.
THE TELLING TREASURE.
LIGHT THROUGH DARKNESS
AN EXPERIMENT.
OVERLAND FROM ST. PAUL TO LAKE SUPERIOR
THE SMALL HOLHE AT ALLINGTOE.
CHAP1ER XII. Preparations for the Wedding
CnArrER Kill Domestic Troubles
CRATER KILL LHy's Bedside
ILLusTRAnoss.-Ths GsIden.-"Tha might do
THE GULF.
WHATS IN A NAMEf
MY FRIEND CRACKTHORPE AGAIN
TIE ETHICS OF LOVE.
THE REV Mr. ALLONBY.
JOB WARMERS CHRISTMAS.
A WOMANs COMPLAINT
MONTHLY RECORD OF CURRENT E'ENIs
EDITORS EASY CHAIR.
EDITORS DRAWER.
IIIusrRArIoSs-FiliAl Afecion.-Artiicry Practice
"A nice little Genteinan.-Gfandmss Query.
FASHIONS FOR DECEMBER.
IrLrsrsATIosa-opas Cloak Morning Rseepnon
Toilet
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Ed.ior Il The School Visitor.
Tho whole nation .re,ed ia' sPrns byihe revelations
made before the President na TIE 'Abines a aihnson ~
tho uryiyors Of Gen M'ches kslfosi Irped non,
cen, heart of the Conedefscy m1s year before VI
tho twenty-five dsns adregfcls DO ~ cney
country es, perishe5 The sagod ard the oths ster
suserns untold hardship finally ced'd IN eeosnf te
lines aud hing tho Uuibr amy. Tie surirof each 10
eerei medal ohouor and other nalhcsni the
hands ofth. Pfertent
Tho nAve adventure. r. this bsnd rrcoTdsd By orc
II thef nanef ~hos fully Oofuen 90 ae isft Itcii hl'
ory narrated bv L yssef ttc cenuecisd efef' 81 ~
epic poem The ',,ue gatssy trvo rci srd ~ interest
dssfrs fr1rr hrs, The reader vii iY.os the ei
.d,,u.ur., tom ,h.if fret uilsh; cansfs'ior, onward
through tAe.f perlouf ogrsy a. w scarcely bfaha or
rs the progress Of tie trr1c chaotLr most stAk rFtf
orlsa a. the annals of sny country TO- dt enc w.
he u ile fa'tiry rrat'r WIZ h'
ebset will brrn With Indignation st ho rs lfeeed py
hssrls Hs5ciL The A. = 70 smrf nlta'.'ed lne - y.
With he occton 20 tie oss fpqssncc sft 'bcshdif -
tie t1nieTss, pshos ,,,
III. boil hnu,rs,ei y o. esi rF'fs' y -, sfo'
and sersfs erqulr wood cngsfff trf lg'et % sh
80, style ofiypo,rsph q brsnfv. Pre-. ~, iH 1-lf
Assn. wanted a. psffs q .e county g. when 'i'ftnf
siusry !naaeomeuii oaessd Aiirss. al efisf 20 W
DlUVlApAl Pas.Iiisi. - Chf'in1i a. fh.Adclgha
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"Dr uoand Ia, erAl,sd great Abiy In Introducing Into
h,woris .n n.narns With unu,sLk numerous characters
e"en,y Different and ye, each Al admirable specimen Of "
kini-eveFy sr,ng hs part naturally and all contributing
to the int. Of the boob ssd % it' Vaus work ei Ar
VII r.,ho. s,ir.. .Sud. de.orpon' Of nature and de
aoaaou, ef ,hGr,c;c eflin. common 'en'e an elevated
oao o. rior. beautiful imagery. ro'hei ''yls iesn Oh
ervs,lon creative power mastery of the rsons And f-f
ly .assons though, 70 tic reader. a. combine 10 .A'
HI. wri,.as, q n.aTtsl power and interest
co,ie. sen, by nal POST PAID. on receipt of price
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Mem Publications.
IT II E ATLANTIC MONTHLY
DECEMBER, l66a

DECEMBER, isea
THE DECEMBER NUMBER is NOW READY
' LOUIS AGAssTZ.
GEORGE W. CURTIS, ~
THE AUTHOR OF LIFE IN THE IRON NlIIss
And other Popular Writers.
THE MAN WITHOUT A COUNTRY. By Faap,,,c.
THE 'Riai BIRDS OF kKiLLINowoRTH By H.s,r Wan.
rae II chEAT $ia-ESdiSE. By he % Author Of Iii. b
EUGENE DELAcRoIx. By W. J. sriLLxAn.
soMETHING ABoUT BRIDGES. By H.s.. T. Tue,
1NTFRHsL STRUCTURE AND PROGRESSION O, ruS
GLACIER BY LOUIS AGAssrL
IN AN ATTIC. BY Mr. ELIZABETH AxERs
LETTER EEirTE 70 70 A PE2cE SENocRAf. ByrA.,o.w w.r
REVIEWS AND LITERARY NOTICES.
THE ATLANTIC FOR 1884.
The JAsuARr NunB1R of the ATLANTIC MONTE = com
II NEW VOLUME. -
The pubsher OF the ATLANTIC MONTHLY intend sfss
THE BEST LITERATURE
that American t4en. furnish They encouraged By ~
heve that hey thoroughly aocepabie TO the bed
class OF readers Thenew volume will be in wise nf-o)
70 the previous volumes out it viii be the constant aim Of 4
Publishers advance the Lgh standard already eaohed ID
magazine In fgT;hefsIcs Of TINS z they have see1d
FOX their new volume several
FEATURES OF PECULIAR INTEREST,"
Among these they are able 70 definitely thu
ROBERT BROWNING VII. contribute several New Poer1I
NATHANIEL HAWTHORNE will prn, his New HomshS
In the columns OF the ATLANTIC, commencing probably
with the February lumber;
HENRY WADSWORrH LONGFELLOW VIII publish
the ATLANTIC soUe Csntos Of s transaion OF Dants1
Divna Commeddt =
sy number series Of capital Sketches. to BE- eourssl
through several months with the title OF House and Ho
Paper, by Chnstopher Crowted"
J. T. TR0WBaIDOE has written New Novel, which VI
be- commenced In the ATLANTIC during the nett volumes
PROF. LOUIS AGASSlL vii continue those admirable uS
ees upon the different branches Of natural 'eience, w1
have constituted interesting and important si1,s
the late volumes o! ths ATLANTIC
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4 CAPTIVATING BOOK.
"A PETER PARLEy's OWN STORY.
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WALTER IN SANAAlA. -. A
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A biography Of Robert Rake, aud William Cox VI. ~
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4 NEW NOVEL. by the Author of
"A "ClAs Agchesisr. t9-nt!faFi', eie
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, 1863-02-13

The Louisville Jouynal says it has strong
rcasons for believing TINT some Of the sixty
rebel prisoners, who recently took the oath Of
are preparing to 60 South to rcjoln the rebels.
The Journal relates the following instances of
r1scnlity by This class Of scamps:
4 few months ago, young rebel officer at
Camp Douglas, near Chicago applied to It's BY
letter, upon the strength Of our old friend
slip fer his family, to procure his release on
ttc condition Of lis taking tle oath Of allegi-
::,cr to the u, S. Government. He assured
lis that he WAS sick Of tho rebel service, and
would gladly keep the oath If permitted to
take it. Though We lad no personal kuowl-
edge Of lin, ne made all application in lis
kcE=if, stating what VIC knew oi Als highly
lie called personally upon he, saying that he
had 1:,kcn tile oath and been set free, and, that
about thousand other rrhet prisoners had
lust been released nj Camp Douglas 1,pon the
same terms. We have since heard Of that
young c1liccr il thr rebel army. Aud We
l:aye rra-on to believe that his relatives c1ult
il :lc ccuisc liz las taken:
AID we will lalIc another instance. 4
youpe Kcntuckian oi Il rich family joined the
EoulIc,n army upwards Of year ago ana MRS
taken pritoncT-Nc think Mt Fort Donc.son.
Subsequently hc IVES released froln iulprison
n.ent 1t Ca1np CInsc Upon taking the oath o!
| allegiance. A lady cordially congratulate cd
his isA,cnt-1nale or feu,ale- his rcIe.st
OIL sucl: terms, and the parent replied that ht
or she, ae the case mag hare been, had assurcs
| Tie hoy That the oath WAS not the slightest OBJ
staclc In the world to his Immediate return Il
the Confederate service. The boy. thus en-
| outraged, returned to the service. and the pa
| rent, It our last Information, was caFnos!},,
ect1.;ng PASS to 80 and minister to him ii
| lis severely aud perhaps tnortally Wounae,
coa3;,ion! HAPPY pa1cu:.,