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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1863-03-26
HIOETCT.
Confederate NiOncY.

4 III. those indebted to II. L..
- KNIGHTS by note or account for Goods
or Musical Tuition. will please call upon he
undersigned and make pay meut, as he wishes
to wind NJ the business %, soon a.'Icssin!s.
Confederate money viii he taken To- ra,rrert
Of The same. [Fcli9l T.. C GOODIlCH.
P. II have q large amorns due me ~
notes and accounts, ant would ur.@ ali those
indebted to me- while Confederate money is
plenty to make payment, as | want al the
Confederate money can get.
Feb 49, 1863. y. C.. GOODRICH.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1863-03-26
Fire

MIR. W. 0. Prices blacksmith shop
burnt up yes elday morning.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1863-03-26
ALAEALAC.

THURSDAY, MARCH 26 1868.
Sun rises. .....5 55 Sun sets ......6 5
FRIDAY, MARCH 81.
Sun rises. .....5 81 Sun SETS. .....6 6
SATURDAY. MARCH %.
Sun rises. IS So Sun sets. ......6 Z
SUNDAY, MARCH 90.
SIN rises. ....5 50 Sun sets. ......6 8
MONDAY, MARCH 80.
SIN 4ises..-..5 81 Sun sets. ......6 8
Tuesday. MARCH 81.
Sun rises. so Sun sets. 1913 10
WEDNESDAY,, April /.
Sun rises. .....5 40 Sun sets. ......G IL
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1863-03-26
Gen. Hardee's corps has just been
reviewed at Tulahoma. =
Marriagfs.
MARRIED.

In this county, Tuesday, 17th inst, by j
T. Gordon, Esq, Mr.. ESsE r. MARSHALL
and Miss MARY ANN MOORE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-17

Urowulo,y,. nuoayilIe Wing, and Rebel vcat1-
ufOr.

PROPOSE 10 PUBLISH NVvAI! aIu III'"neAIy
,oursl beating the aboy. lille, Al Knoxville IN tist Iense.
and the Weekly papes, made up nom the contents 81
the Weeke propose TO send out 70 distant nosone.ns
Ion Two poar per iN aaby paid IN advance SUD
.rons and rcmianoc VII BE- iorw ard,d 70 ne a. incA
nat nom which point expect 90 ship my rser ana mate.
raIs. eApect issue the ifs number IN oceoes, s
was I'm that month two years ago ny faper wa.
crushed out BY the Dodior.Akc mob at hnoNNis eehos
the ,onicarra Authorities vii sommencs VITA THIS hes
b ~ ana hr bound Rebellion where the traitors forced na
H. uys or and al ho wish the paper would 10 wei T. beu
Win m. hr. issue as intend taf single paper shall be worth
Al. ur pricc any Unconditional Ion man
m IA. rule of my editorial conduct sial aenre that
,v viii l.sro, the independence OF the fress and
from IA. that fictitious opposition which gives 10 party hat
iue 10 country Aud While the name II my Journal indicate
I'M terms its politics shat, faithful Al
nj forget Nhss Democrats Know Nothngs and Rep az
us and remember only my Government ard the pres .rva
M nj M Federal lni1na Tchiy all the saarf A. OF
blood and their preservation may eostevei thu
Nefmnsoa of the present OF men, and the eonsap
lion of ull the means of the present age.
Publishers inserting this PROSPECTUS once, pom gently aud
sending the paper to CINCINNATI viii b. isvoxcd With
cAcsanse W. q. BkuWNLOW.
! SeDl I. 1863
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-17
BAND vii be engaged larins the Fair
Pr MIN LIST @ttfJ
futHsgs ANtff.

FiRsT DAY-It'Is DAY sept, ls 1850
% IN. Grad 80 cale A. Iiaf.. 'nt.fca Tor fIhi
D. D. o. Cs.,-s So. 40 s-Bsooa Mro. sud ca ous
rraf 80 l4rg to. 10 faftrs Nes I'D t,its.
To- yols "a 40 urt-f us- 90 tol's ihf,c y'r Oh -nd
anlsr % ~ i. t.4ss No. ;fof al hesf lnl.cs
80 hofss. sy.s sra sp-i considered '.ss.s No
lt-"cl. efa'a' p'> tf.ss ~ ,si' "s - i'''
syr0Sp 6tY-wEDsfsnAY. Sept &C. ia1
e. - C.ss go. stations Jog OcfTfa lee. years
.'f sr--l roasi~r.a 10 o. tlfs &C. 2l-FoT ~ ok
irif Cd d, mre l..is in iu hunsss u 81 m l-,a'
So s-Fogf Had .Ped ~. rot govern he sNIt II n,
az No l.-llvafrr.fus Hrilr i1ifrr. VA liv" nni
ifarG pa.hr ia .e.. tsa - RAJ hrais, ~ > 30 har
r-s. p u. as 80 l.-f.srsi Running hosss, nile
hess. 5ls3 NJ Gas. X llrso..lHs hess. ~.,h Run
t.en Hutel Il1 mors.a. Geo : rai.hen. Hoha tils
h.ia a. Y ..tlrs lli tis losis. 3D. !. O. taruras
THIRD pAf-IAi E.DAf srpt l5 Isi
l1e t-ss 81 f-ia ions i1F General lee, tlnr y~afs
laden Tsan.s n..e hfaii. ia D. ~ a @ Cas- No p
Coz. lsuI ysass Old l4 ulda ns lr-fa. Jit3 II aa
sa glFtf iorrts tai s- rai tp !sici j. putl- tL.n
30 90 saddle "a Lra's 81 Z; o. sais D. il '..s' no
r..r Irs, msns.. ale hsas.. fi@3 5p ~ C.a,. No .
Al o.,s that L.vr rl' foitcl De-. in n u p4hl
ioa ~aseay ME hea. 10 TO wagons = n' Glass No
IouKrn DAY-YEiDAY. Sept 10. iorl
0a r., Class 80 23Ilr-s III a. and Hsprai ir Harness
~ Gas. 40 .3l1r yf.as ,L4s have not iloted ssief
flsa : 81 ~ p4hAr to wagon y o. lss No lo-Nge
nsre. J =, Gas No z5-Doab's Teams. 2.J0 p n,
r. i . required at no, los tisn hre entries hall be
rd- sd not -. an two 'hs sppra - con n'e ioi the
ffclalaa.. ~ each Case olu. Co. HOPKINS, scc'y.
fEIcKs ~ ApNieioS.
SiaEe % cents
f---iy It4st, atn4ilins = aniiy ".th tafr.-se
dgfnf 80 -li..' ~
Ts sage. vii ravs ovcry 70 inmate. nom oh aid J'ii
,fs M the fair Grounds
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-17
Gmrsrmenis.

BARSDM" AMERICAN MUSEUM.
THE GHOST TRIUMPHANT
Tie Manage :. harry 3, aruounr. 'Ir' iis Aren't
M JUN okriNtfuDy, Jrt
sen; over The OH nsl nd o. 3 rrpane
SPECTRAL ILLUSION,
THE GHOST!
TIE GHOST,
Which j. produced $50 tie most
ItIfLtI 30 q tf-
The srecic,r .iana'na oo, c'".r end ...inc'
Visible to -, ~ cvs and roa W. o. 81 he house.
TIE MOST fLEifCT GlOsr
got introduced IN t4'a county.
iEsvlEiEYi AFTERNOON o. O'Clock. AID
EVERY ENkNiNp al.
Sewn DISTINCT r,r1E,ux,
In the intensely i'terestius .ni arprnpsIa.~
GERMAN hOliANil' DRAMA.
BRUNIIILDA;
l3RUNIIILDA;
BKINiiliDA;
or
WAKE NOT TIE DEAD,
THE FTfL DRAMATIC COMPANY.
under the direction Of T.. +. Taylor stag Manager
THE REGU LAR DRAMATIC SEAsON
LsRGt AND TALENTED COMPANY.
embracing many new names, in addition to NUMEROUS oo
''O''''' WITH FULL ORCHESTRA.
NEW sCENfEt AND DECORATIONS,
tho entire Museum having boz. thornus y rovfoi the su-
diorum newly cushioned aud esrpa- tie saser hA'ier'
-''''''' ''''' TIE AMERICAN MUSEUM
wa" ''I FAvoRlTs fLACE or FAMILY RESORT
''i T4 n'i MOST HTiEAcTNE PLACE IN TIE CITY.
''''' TilE BEST EEruRy FOR THEIR MONEY;
amusement and recreation for - cent? than tey can
mud else~ here ior iour tiacs ina amount.
THE GHOSTi
sEtEN TINS ~ TIE ABOVE DRAMA,
FIVE DISTINCT GHOSTS!
ALL Ar ONE TIME
win appear thing never before attempted III TIE world
''-''' LNuGHTER PROVOKING FARCE
MARRIAGE AT ANY PRICE,
" ~ be produced ~ every Performance, beside
DANCES ~ Miss WALBY AND ADDlE LEBRUN.
THE SIOUX AND WINNElAGo
INDIAN CHIEFS.
INDIAN CHIEFS,
WARRIORS AND SeUAWS,
who though Tep,e.cni,,,i,s,e,. o. ,,,,,,,.e
d the wild Of Minnesota are aud ala iys have hcen
sTEAuFAsT fRlFNDS OF TnE WHITES,
arc on exhibition every DAY aud EVENING and at
DrKiSG EkCH DRAMATIC FNTTRTAINMEET.
give elecon from The following c4E-csess TeIfcsonta
RFCEUlrlSG DANCE. with sons q fcuuason. and
o. the VA Tra. scALF D1EjE. viii so1r of v,'o-ye
CORN DAM 3. with song = IhanksFisnEi PIPE DANCE
v fh song 81 Is4re llf inod WI HlNAlft bN'i ? O.
villa Song Of the Chase. MOCCA>lS DAHf. 'ho fv1riio
method y gambling the indians bcns the greatest gamblers
ia the word
A LIVING SEA SERPENT
TROPICAL COLUNFD FISH,
1 =, l''' PISA Soc ocfi5a s FISH c5I FISH SQUIRREL
flsH. CKiMeON CAtAKtIIA. Ac., &c.
IiIF MBSsItH PYTHON.
TIN DRAGON OF TIL last.
nearly allied 20 tho Eoa. hgt
TIE LAK0EsI or TIKI SNAKE SrECiEs
o. THE NORTH AMI RicAS CONTINENT.
LINING -iiIEf WITH YIN HORNS
AUIuMATJS WnlTlA
TIP Ll6uI.lHf CALCULATOR
Tho GRAND AgrAElA. L~u1~t Sea-. sea Llon. Men
ttef bear Living Auscoldas. VA Figures. &C.
A4m4al.u, ~ celfs tA4llf'n ualsf ten ID oclia
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nldel)incrn.

rINO PRINTERS.-For SALE "a TAYLOR
i DOUBLE CI LtHDER PRESS bed 1oIA inches, cost
300; also CALORlC fHGlNt 2inch cylinder, cost
$40 the chimney piping tc, than Z ltr The two
together be- had for 800 cash tho fTcss alone io
co. and The taoflc tngiut, &C, oi $50. Inquire ~ lie
Office Of The Brooklyn Standard Fulton, " Pine
applesl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-17

NATIONAL HORSE FAIR,
FASHION PLEAsi RI GROUNDS
PROGRAMME FOR THURSDAY, sept u, 1909
IOt Clan No ssaona for general Use, Inr years
oil and ups ard. speed conaidclod.
Clss, No. 2.-C hcsnut Stallion, ly JOAN Payne.
t.ass No. --iloue.t Abe. by Mui Mel Jhc.ts.
CIa.s Ne. B--Dsn Nari. by John 3. LloJ a.
II -Ca No lfor horses thai have not triied fas'er
Irpubae t.sl - s4Gl nile ho.ts,
. IA ) 10 saddle.
Class No 2i.-roH Roya by D. rtfr
Cl1ss no. 2l.-lady shannon, b. Wnl. McKo5cris.
Cas- 80. 2l.--Tasi.i, b. D. Ma.c.
2pu-Cl-s 10. IA al l8lsrs iAif have not To'ted a
be1t ln 81 Ia pablo g. wagon,
li'o lc.ta n = 90 wagons.
Class No. A-Ca'If1ruia Daut.l, formerly Column
TIA b. ). Crook.
Clus No. H-Lady Suho a, hy H. w Genet.
ClAss No. A-H4iflcsnslr, by II. FioL
Class No. l5.-fosiponsd AL Friday
Ila.s 10. l1.-Not Alod.
Ciass 80. i0.-Not filed.
C!as. No. lh.--hOt filled.
Glass No. i6.---hot hicd.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-17

LARGE lMRoRTATIoNs.-TEe receipts at the
Custom House for tho month Of August amounted to
S6.572,oo0 nearly all Of which war paid in gold On
the goods since received vnd wfsehoased the duties
will reach corresponding figure,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-17

nor SALE.-WOOdW Orking MAClilNERl,
Il HORSES, WAGONS, DO, 10 closs "a osi-.e co-a'1hs
o.
Woolwoiihs Planning Ma , Iennmins Machines
chimes. sp,~ei Npit.s4As nAlhiA'a
. serrel Moding M.clincs, Door Grover
gl .e,s Moidirg Gutiefs. Heiisinns saws,
siD tolauy Planes blsh
~ (ircul.r -.enrhe. bind I.unoninz,
cross ,ut Benches. boFinT -iaeinn"s =,
LynsAts roifcIOI Saws sush and bHnd StocAihs MA
2 C-.af.vs lie s1sing sdlIs, fllLcs,
4 r,yuify Lathe. loo r. shafirg ]: 10 in
ere. f.oe Lathe lr MOldng Iulleys and Aanset,
klroft LsfL,s Douu.e and single Leather
Baliuucr Do hines hrthR, D.,
Large JW4sht boring Ma ZOOp H. Steam ape a., -.
CAlnttf -i''" NV 49,.
Large quantities o. Iooi4 and ltufes &C. r. t-Nf !" H"
b,,. All A., above Machinery De- lsstcAss improved
running in tine l4Tge-i ua nivai CON Pe" ''."
neni Kind Ia The United states coSns Tie esc"' pro
uriefor over twenty thousand dollars "
Also pair heavy Truck Horscs perfectly sound an thd
with Harness and Luinb. Truck; good heavy Cart hofso
Hsnes and new spring Cart. Also, d4K chestnut aaso
Horse l hands high warranted perfectly sound and tnd
and 20 ir0i three minutes, with 81 without new s"
cts made HArness and lastop EusgyHe al 'a l'i a
use. An he above property VIII DO sold N lots 70
sut purchasers al q lar.e dscouEt from cost . ,,
ABBY u NO a. South ythsi VI sdccst Dol NO ivi bIoot
lyn. l. ID.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-17
LrlRST GREAT NATIONAL
L HORSE FAIR,
FASHION PTFs~tHF GROUNDS
LOAH ISLAND
On TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY,. THURSDAY and FRIDAY,
Sept y, H. d AID Dr.. 1919

OFFICERS And DIRECTORS.
JOHN G. JACKSON. ................. resiisn..
HENRY u. fELTI NiccPresiarni.
OkO. q. HOIklNS....... .........sc rotary.
DIRECTORS
CoTneilp. vanderbilt, y. A., ocorsg Whts', Sewfoit,
simeon Loud n l., Mn. Ta-ulnl Nrs. iork
rarris Hak-I =. J.. 4. Banner. Philadelphia
ahspsic b. Knapp. y \. 4. a. blaoulrg. buffalo. v Y,
J. lev TO- (icassG y. y Z. W. Huh gate W-sfchcster
Edwsfi NuTphr Toy 4 Y. }. y. Monnot. wc.iehc.ier
J. " Havt hl1dsioWn :, ,. Josh sew ard Boston, Mas,
John Colder Albany. = " I J. VA. Hartford. Coma,
Hon DsviiR Floyd Jones. J.. /.
The Nfnasss. u he Ns.ou. hnr.c ar Al the ashton
Frllfr Grounds o public hat hey iA,'ud a.. "a
l fioa ,ha te Ia f-fi VOL b. National Horse
f.F larr-iy D. t4c usnaEeasn,. lid ipJ lazy IL the
~ 81 Ffol.. 10 ta 81 lf.f-l4
A. Insure lsos g. tho award @! Premiums The NAn,gc'
wi app t abe Commute shoes exclusive duty vii DO
sfisn upon Ito Dronu4s dom. fe ts1n AID 70 select
dsnior-,i.t .,i comp "a Jlds-s far each elsss
srrf sthrnl.e fh- Ee. and hss S!ols VII be re
frl A. rfrlraf sle fofre vii t' u attendance = en-
fors order and -ci urruy iurf0ffr lrfson- no Gam
hlas .laF. - tts PAS Dn4l-f ~ .u u ficilly
fisnsvs -.iols ". D ffuti4o4 iof NsAioff
viii lglYslo .gagtIlc. - Lsd.s. al I-..-srl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-17

A TEsTIMoyIAL.--Tha passengers on the
steamship Evening Sar, curing her recent passage
BelI tho commander vi tho vessel, with handsoins
gold elrop0metog.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-17

PHILADELPHIA AND READING RAILROAD CoSPAsr,l
OFFICE NO. y, sOUTH FOURTH ~.
PHILADLLPHiA sept. ], 1863
nIVIDEND NOTICE.-Ihe iOllOwing-named
~ persons entitled TO dividend on the common rioek
hi Corpauy The residence Of raj Of them il un
known and therefore necessary that the CefuLe1iet VI
b;oek should be presented calling FOR tAe Dividend
: BRADFORD ITessuIer
STOCKHOLDERS NAME.
Hrs. Mary Bishop. anny Mary MitcheIaoI-
kuotly T. Bowie, John Mcintyre
kl.u.uf Bidd.s John ). Moore.
n m COPELAND James Nc Knight.
Eebbie 4. Hushes Benjamin \. Newport.
HAlnes Hallowel- Benz nin Pott.
DAME klapp. " H. hodlAn.
My Kuhn. Henry Il. Shrrer.
khalies h uhn, Hartman Kuhn Maria l.. SadcT.
end J. III. Kuhn, Lxocron Andrew Turner.
! Of 5. Kuhn. Ms. Kobecca UrCh.
II LancasrL Afhmef NJ Wright
! V. X Leisse, Rxecnriy. William Young.
= and Jas q. Shsf kxecutef " H. Mciicsgr.
: Of J. s. Beisse, deceased. Austin Smith
Hsn0el r. Harisou. Wills 4 Co.
Ismes W. Ezlrfwel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-17

GRAND CONCERT
ACADEMY or MUSIC.
FAIR OF I'M AHFhlCAA INSTITUTE.
THURSDAY TvKNiTG Sop, T.. ls1
PROGRAMME.
]
tffF hia f1N
ElGf.a rom 4aiata " 80
Infyuuf 80 % go
Pa 20 = .efIr u4-ni
f.Il Ih.l--4Ns
Dnring With oflarli Flals vii I~ffca cl ~ rf1nl
rIAn.s-
Nlair. ffi
OaIHistfo fiate ifii rf.
Es.,ll 0-4.P ~ o.. ~ 80
A. s-laut. A.fs
Ir,ief................... oAlLlr
KITS =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-17

DATENT SEAMLESS SACK MANUFAC:
l. TORY for SALE.-Tle snb.cnbeI. ohef iof sALf
their PATENT STAINLESS SACh mani nclohi coh
s,ir Of tso Cotton Min Of 90 looms and oil the necessary
Machucry ior manufacturing their fa'ens ~ sness oa.A.
Al.o Boachey Printing Pres togciheI WIN th.f sh'"e
W alter Power aud Tenement Houses. &,
The sseks are manufactured under Letters Pfien' ls,"o
Oct 90 1885, with improved addition inert. aineAsd Jey
lfG and another addition thereto annexed huch . i''
Jyo d. II III. PseI IL owned by the rubscfpsrS ana
viii with tie above named Property 'He Ieh'hin.
i'd interest can purchased II nrossonAbe pfce
The valuable and desi aDlc properly J. t"a ~ VIC
village Of Bblston spa, Saratoga Couny Ne" ron o'..o
Saratoga Railroad the Ksysderosna Creek and WI" DO
sold a. very reasonable rtics. d,
portion Of tho purchase money remain bond and
mortgage. Address
JAMES NJ COOK and
SAMUEL IA. COOK,
BGlaton spa, SaratOga County, N. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-17

AERMILYE d Co.,
~ BANkERS NO Al WALL-ST,
pA continue to furnish
L. s. FIVE-IWENTY BONDS
a. long a. issued BY 0overueu, q, par and interest
CHECKS on CITY BANKS received IL payment
INTEREST on BONDS 70 commence on sGy q eepos't
CONSTANTLY on HAND fsI SALE a, market raie:
L. 5 Per Cent Coupon Boads q 1851.
: L. ). CERTIFICATES or INDEBTEDNESS, mieier
b.ysble in GOLD
ksvsble IL CUKKsscI.
5SEvEN-1HIRTY TREASURY NOTES.
NERMILYE & Co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-17

TWO CONTRACTORs.--SE PROPO-
Il SAILS irdor-.d ~ih the e 81 The work ~ which he
la may be oaerrd viii b. f0asIvrd thit otr Hn
ococs o. MONDAf. sept ~, le1 o. 80 cas.re Goo o.
~ q n l'tAsv from ..A g. O. al tfons- 'A 81 70
NORM D.
E-nl for ,he I'D aaa al oihrf rrccsir' IN r sion
10 ou.-4sd .tIiioa ~ ~ 1onsf@f Goa A. Wa
one l-4J1. - ~ 49,, fCfo,nn Aqucd8c.
A. ". lkAhfN.
on ~. Crai.l An..l ID n..fi ser, n. ln1
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NON.ONO 1 70 y OF Imh eonN
Chantes for Dneinees ttlcn.

4 RARE CHANCE.-Ihe best BUSINESS
n STAND IA Tie IaoF thriving .0u On fonrs vtls VIII
stock o. Book StailJney Pepper Hanrps sd oH ns Alec
News Route Price LOOOO. Address H. box no 80 fA.a
q. -uLla Fo.iO Nlcr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-17
Deniistrn.
GEEAT DISCOVERY.


vTnE COTTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION
i has been dissolved By the'wthdfawel ~ Drs VIM De
IIurd and J. IA Smith WI. Is. HUhD,
J. n. SMITH.
Dr. A. L. NORTHhOp, No II Bondst, having secured the
services Of Dr. j. H. SMITH the original dcmonssiof 81 o
Aneshetr properties Of the Nitrous OXIDE bAs ~ me
lion Of teeth and who with his hand crrae"d IN We"
Haven Conn three thousand teeth IN the snort e
three weeks and whO has been tho principal Operator IN ~
Cotton Dental Assoc,on will sdnlni.tcr the pnf. Nl,,yu
Orde Gas the rnoon u teeth without pain al ns
Instructions In the PREPARATION OF pure Nitrous oA'u'
gwen 70 the profession
TI,EETI Extracted Without Pam, by the use
Of Nitrous O4id, Cos II l. very pleasant TO IN" %
decidedly beneficial 20 having weak lungs M y
of artilcl.l teeth inserted the artistic An'i
so1alo rates. w {. WHEN, Dentist. 10 = 9th It,, NH''fn
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!, GENCY FOR TIE SALE OF

"A GENCY OF THE
~ L. : FIVE-TNENTY' YEAR SIX PER CENT
LOAN
Office ofLIyERMOKR, CLEWS 1 Co..
40. - " .4.st, y. y.
We Instructed continue As AOLNls 10 scPry the''
bond AZ PAX Interest God, a. ihe tine G.
tSbsoHrt.on
Ord,-s sccompaned by df- current funds vi. receive
LIVFRMORE, CLEws Co,
Bankers end Dealers in Securities and Gold
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-17

TIVE ALEXANDRA PAVILION,
FBrHTFFNrff II
OPPOSITE TIA AtautMf oF MUSIC
0ONIIhUUi1 CHANCE
AL
UNRiIAIFu iQTi STE!AS
DtstArllt
fSu HthuHtlff
COMBINATION OF STARS
TIE MOST FhEfEtr -
FsER OItLs IL A3lEIlCA
THF ARABS NV AhAhs
I'M BfpOriS CHILDREN OF TIN ILaLAI,
" lose loa.. oi Aelfy slt rrrltf. aie
NArtff.Oi sLf ASTOUNDING.
MDts.t SOPHIA HhOElAu.
n o D. oct renowned aflI lI.eff.y ..fiHs
EQUESTRIAN ~ rlr WORLD
UAFAAALLiL H. ID PERFORMANCES,
49, apffaf.
FOURTH App AHtNCF 90 " St6NihO AND IllF
PURE Asp Wosuthf lLli TRAINED
AHAniAA NAhb NkttA"
VOTING TThufhA.i HAbHiNn. IAfhN sIuNl
HEHh HuLlQlk And sos
TIP pHJIufhs TfLIait- ST. JAWS COOK,
AND TWF NTi-INO STARS pF Ilf AhkSA
FVFKY AFTERNOON AID EffNiNo
A sLEyNlslAaLf OH "A AID lLEAsisO
FFHFONNshtE.
Afternoon al a ooiooI. Admiration ., o'n'' ehafen u
i,.,la- At 81 o'cioet Adhesion. Fnquei,e = eei'
olGSD MATINEE EyLnY DAY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-17

80 Gslena & Chicago kK.In8
200 Glove g. Toledo Rk...Il1t
~ Chic. L Rock Isl q RR.lIs.
~ NIL A Pr. Du Oh. BIO ~
10 dO..............- 70
100 Pits, II. ". ca. RR. 81
100 81. so. & \. !. u. s.. 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-17
i OF ISAAC SEYMOUR.

BANK ~ NORTH. AMERICA,
NEw-NoKK sept. IS 1853. )
At a special meeting OF the Board of Direc-
tors held at the Banking House this morning, Mr..
Charles ~ Connolly offered the following preamble and
resolutions, which were unanimously adopted;
Bhersa, Il Las pleased Almighty God to remove from the
head Il Institution IL AonoTee and worthy Presdeikv
Isaac seymour
heosis this Board hereby records and It's
deep SENSE the pcronI and bile los sustained IN tho
death Of no the ng has been Connected win
the usttution-a prldcnt efficient and Trustworthy onceS
wise fahfll aud udci1ls honorable and
right IN N the relations OF private social md
husu.s. LIE and hose example my SAFELY commended -
boz admired and initiated By the great community N
which be- lived aud moved.
Ao.lfed That BE sudden death Of the President Ia tho
midst II If public worship, while etoTds pleasing
con ston 10 l ia friends u admonifiou 20 eerh one Of
" s OF business 10 BE- r.a 81 any hour for ke event
Rsoired That the Board pres the family Of deceased
their since sympathy this sudden and sore bsrcAvrres
and that cops Of fcsostions be pfeened TO he, N
of coincidence With them ia the sorrcws 'n.y
III now cai' Il 70 ocar -
Resos. THAI the Board viii attend The funeral OF ,ne as
ceased Ia body ia testimony 81 htf pfoioN"u cp'e. I'VE
tA.ll .aic l.s4ieLted PI'sidens
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-17

CTEREOPTICON, n IRVING HALL.
y NTH AND LAST WEEK bU1 on
ILEOAAI AND WONDLLltL LAIli.UIOS,
EVERY MONT
WEDNESDAY AID SATURDAY fITENtOON.
Reproducing Photographic and stefe0scop.c Views.
13ftET SQUARE,
OF Al th. c,iohra'ed places in tho world and
TnE MOST EXQUISITE sfAfuAHY,
Wiin elects absolutely Startling Ia their illusions
Tcte,s 70 cent?. Family tic1rtt admitting "a Iersoas L.
Doors opfn At :, commence al , ciocs-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-17

The Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago
road earned In August $40 se increase Of 20 Pcs
cent
The following is statement Of coal trans-
norted IN the Delaware and Hudson Canal:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-17

ALEXANDRIA PAVILION,
~ RTfThTN-si. OPPOSITE TIE
ACADfNf o. MUSIC
ChhD
II. Dff.0f Il he Alsura fayio- iates much pleasure
In nr Lo arnv by tr si Lurooan steamer, d Ne
onfsrf4 fylns Ifaplo lcfl4iurf. - ony nNai .! Hc
renowned fan.lln Ariist.
IIiI ONTAT rEOTArD.
ybo Las .frt. Li Boz OBJ tla nlrrehruatlo frsts
NOUNO NICDlD,
WHO vii make H. bret arpesfanoc IN America
on THURSDAY ffIIhNOON And ~ tNlNb.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-17

NOR SALE.-Wood-W Working MACHINERY,
i nOKsLs, WAGONS, 4e TO oloss os.-e, colA.'..Es
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-03
BOsros CORNERS. NJ. Dec. s7th. 1881.

Nm. II. GKEea Co:
Cents freely give you liberty make Of the fol-
lowing certificate Of the value ofCOnstuon Water which
lean recommend in the highest manner
Ny wife. who attacked with pain in the shoulders,
whole length of back. and her limbs. with Paptation
Of the Heart, attended with Falling Of the Womb. Dys
menorrhPa. and Irritation OF the Bladder. | called
physician who attended her shout three months
he eft her than he found her. | then employed
one II the beet phys cianS could find who attended her
about -Iths. and while she under
she did suffer quite much pin he finally gave her
up and said. 'her iGcNrdtte For, said be,
"sAe as snch coE6indfiE efcorni limits that Beii.
cin~ girss fer oTrFfes Ggdf1~f other her
dTtc Eses About this time he commenced tie Of
Constitution alter. and utter astouishmen al
the rrS duSe seemed have the desired effect and
she Kept improving rapidly under treatment.
nov snpernieuds entirely her domestic affairs. She has
iaken any of he Constitution Water or about four
weeks. and are happy say that IL has produced
spermsn-ntcure
wM MvANBENSCHOTEN.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-06-03
NO. 2ls
TINTED STATES or AMERICA. DISTRICT OF IN
Attfrf.
Joux II. RIA. Clerk

~ DIANA. ~
Whereas libel of information has been filed in the
District Court Of The United States, within and for the
Seventh Circuit and District Of Indiana the 2sth day Of
January 1s63 byJohn Hanna Esq Attorney o the United
Ststesf0r the District OF Indiana agsns the following de-
scrbed credits and effects OF CERTAIN per-
unknown. wiz $45 90 in cash IN tie hands 81
J. ". Forthe. also the OF SIS 20 in cash IN the
hands Of X II. Mccain for violation Of the
powers fan act July l. ls62 entitled
An suppress instruction. to punish treason and
rebeInon- ami eonsste the property II rebels
aud Tor other purposes aud praying process Against
said cash, and that the same may be condemned and
sold enemies psoperty-
therefore. pursuance Of the montion under the
seal Of Court directed and delivered do here
ty give public notice % all persons claiming sail cash,
thereof. interested therein,
they and appear b-r the sad the District Court
Of the United States 10 be held at The city Of Indianapolis.
m and for the District Of Indiana the third Monday Of
Feb uary o'clock ofthe forenOo~ Of that
then and there ngepose their claims and make "a
allegations in that behalf SIS
ID. Is. ROSE United States Marshal,
By l. \ BIssrow. Deputy.
Attest
ycsx n. RIA. Clerk fehScl4t