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Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-07-03
DIED

ehl IN On sunday, the 2sih ult., at the resi-
dence of his parents near Newark HANOI r
SMITH. son of George and Annie 4. smith, in
the 9Th year of his age. -
pIfoNI.-At Nemours, on Thursday morning.
Jnly a. 1863 LOUISA G. DuPoNT, daughter Of
Henry and Louisa Dupont The friends of
tue family are respectfully invited to attend
her funeral, without further notice, on sa,ur-
day morning. 4th inst, at II o'clock.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-07-03
letter, scald- Head, Itch, Blotohes.
Gray Hair Restored Badness Prevent


hACkEf-JoHNsToN On the 9Th Instant
by the Rev. William suldaris. WILLIAM W
LAuktY' Of brandywine Delaware. 10
J"slrhiNr, daughter ii William Johnston. Of
Philadelphia u
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-07-03
NEWS. AND orurn mArrt.us,

NEWS. AND OTHER mArTkRs.
The National lattAiyencer says We /
mentioned ON Monday that the enemy had |
captured on Sunday a train of one hun
dred and twenty wagons between Rock
willie and Tennallytown, few miles be-
You'd Georgetown. We heard, indeed,
that the number taken was one hundred
aud fifty but, making allowance for the
usual eXaggeration of such incidents, we
reduced the number to one hundred and
twenty. We find, however by Tuesday
evenings city papers, that rumor in this
case fell short Of the truth, and that the
number of wagons captured was one han-
dred md serenity eight, and one thousand
mules. The capture occurred about
noon.
Governor Parker, of New Jersey has
issued a proclamation calling upon the
people of this State to use every exerlon
to recruit, as speedily as possible, new
regiments to serve the country in the hour
OF need, and also to fill the dccimatcd
ranks of old regiments. Recruiting for
live regiments of infantry and one regi-
ment of cavalry will be commenced i'm
medlately under competent officers to be
appointed by the Governor.
The Duke de Charities was married OF
the 10th instant, at the Roman Cath6li,
chapel near Kingston, England, 10 hi
l. cousin. the daughter of the Prince d,
L. Joinyille Atone O'Clock the Prince ant
g Princess of Wales arrived at Claremon
s. to offer their congratulations
Several officers having been to Wash
'g ington city ON business, who were prevent
b ed from joining the army by the way d
he Fairfax by Confederate guerrilla parties
nix made an effort to reach their severa
We regiments by way of Maryland, but wer
Sc intercepted and captured on Tuesday nea
Rockville by a body of cavalry amounting
a. to several thousand, with considerabl
-. artillery, all under the command Of Ger
Stuart who it seems had crossed til
Potomac near Seneca in the rear ,
~ Hooker's forces, on their way to Join I'll
'k- main Confederate army
"s The committee appointed to make IA
Jet engagements for the great celebration
ST. Philadelphia, held "A meeting few ia,
M since, and resolved to give up the pr
ro- posed demonstration. The celebrate
will not therefore, take place.
not The Union League of Phladelphi
Nv are taking active measures towards rept
I'VE ling the invaders from the State Of PEN
eir sylvania. They have held several NEE
ngs, and rendered their services us vou
ng, teers to Gen. Dana, sin any positic
-ity which in his judgement might be most a
yantageous."
IAN The various rumors which have preya
Of ed during the last few days, in relation
,n1 changes in the cabinet and in the army a
= all destitute of any foundation in trul
The best feeling prevails betwecp t
President and Cabinet, as well as tic
R"' lIalleck
-, Commodore Foote died at the Asst
'"' House, New York, on Friday night, .Il
Goth from the effect OLA wound reeeiv
t. in the attack on Fort Doneson last vel
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-07-03
FOR RENT.


NO zoo Market Street,
Occupied by Levi u. Springer This room has ,oo,
shl ana Is we'll suited for Office or Millinery estsl
Ais0 it The THIRD aud FOURTH STORIES with
H,s suIa rom no y, entrance Nlll he provided
NV 90 t dEO. W BUStI
I9 -9im Freneh Street MhnrE
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-07-03

On Wednesday last strong force under
command of General Knipe, marched up
the valley towards Carlisle On Tuesday a
battle took place at Hanover Junction be-
tween General Pleasonton's force and the
rebel cavalry. 1t lasted nearly the whole
afte rnoon, and the enemy lost 400 men in
killed, wounded and prisoners, besides six
pieces of artillery. Our loss is reported at
200.
1t is believed that the main body of Gen.
Lees army is between Gettysburg and
Chambersburg, but the result is not known
A large fire was seen in the direction OF
Carlisle on Wednesday night, and fears are
entertain ed that that town has been burned
Gen. Lees headquarters are at Dover, Pa,
Gen. Meade has issued the following ad.
dress to his command:
ADDRESS To THE SOLDIERS.
IlEAD-QCARrERs OF THE ARMY OF TuE-Po-
ToMAc, june 3O-'rhe Commanding General
requests that, previous to the engagement
soon expected with the enemy, corps and
other commanding officers address then
troops, explaining 10 them the immense
issue involved in the struggle.
The enemy are now on our soil. TIL,
whole country looks anxlously to this arm,
to deliver it from the presence of the foe
Our failure to do so will leave us no sucl
welcome as the swelling of Il million O
hearts with pride and Joy at our success
would giva in ayprv enIdinr of tho or,n,
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-07-03
FROM THE ARMY or THE POTOMAC.
lInAneuAurrus AuMy of THE Potomac,


Sunday, Juue Is, 1863.
This morning Colonel llarde nrrived here by
special train from Washington as bearer OF
dispatches, relieving Gen Hooker from the COM
mand of the Army of the Potomac, and appoint
ing Major General Meade, commanding the Filth
Corps, his successor. Soon after the reception
OF the orders ut headquarters General Hooker is
sued the following farewell address:
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF rng PoroMAc.
Frederick, Md, June IS. 1868
. lu conformity with the orders Of the War De
partmcnl, dated June eth. lSG3, rvlhluish
the command Of the Army Of the Potomac It
is transferred to Mijur Heueral George q. invade,
have nhd accomplished officer, who has rohly
earned the confidence aud esteem Of the ntuy Oh
many well fought Held. Impressed with the
belief thnt my usefulness us the commander OF
thr Army OF the Potomac il impaired, part from
II, yet not without the drrprst emotion. The
sorrow of parting with the comrades Of 80 many
battles is reievedby the conviction that the cuur.
age aud devotion OF this army will never cease
nor TAIL that it will yield 10 my successor, us
it has 10 ne, IL willing and hearty support.
With the garment prayer that the triumph of iis
arms muy bring successes worthy OF il aud the
nation, bid 1t farewell
JosEpn HOOKER, Major General.
This order wns followed by the suhnined ad-
! dress flom Gen Meade:
HEApouARrERs ARMY or THE PoroMAc,
June 2S 1868
By direction of tue President OF the United
States hereby ass lme command of the Army OF
the PotomaG Al soldier, in obeying this order
an order totally unexpected and unsolicited,
have no promises or pledges to make The
country looks to this amy to relieve il from The
devastation and disgrace of q hostile INVASION
Whatever faigues aud sacrifices we may be called
upon to undergo let us have in view constant,
the magnitude OF the Interests involved, and lei
each man determine to do his duty, leaving to al
all-controinF Providence the decision of the con
test. IT Is with Just diildence that relieve il
the command OF this army, an eminent aud ac-
complished soldier, whose name must ever ap
pear conspicuous IN the history OF its achieve
ments but rely upon the hearty support OF ny
companions in arms to assist me in the discharge
of the duties Of the important trust which ha
been uunided to me- OEuRug @ MEADE.
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-07-03
FOR CAPE MAY.
= GtRzRA The s4l- and c1mm0iIlni By
49, kM - Steamer MANIA TAN, CllNg
7:s:ssf Kirby, will leave ARCH sIktLl
- ~ ~ lFAlF for CAPE MAY efa1

Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at daJPR
nine O'Clock, 4. n,
Commencing on SATURDAY, June eth, Rclamn'
viii leave Cape May every
Monday, Wednesday and Frilgy al agh o'doe
stopping at Nrw Castle To connect win the Ballmu'
lines alsn inurhinR 1T Chester aud Delaware Guy
Tho MANHATTAN is the largest and most convene.
boat That ever run 10 Cape May, having about lJ si
sire; Fare 500, Including carriage hire. Meals .Nla
children aud servants half price, Freight at modfa'
Rates. A. RgYnOLP
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-07-03

THE GREATEST KNOWN REMEDY for
Coughs, Sore Throat, Aslhma, Weak Breast.
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NO remedy has ever been discovered in the whole
history OF medicine that acts so prompt, even in
the worst cases OF pulmonary disease. good
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position for active exercise, is sure To follow lis
use. II you have been tampeing with the many
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the science of medicine, in theory or practice,
aud your case been neglected, the couch deem.
with purulent aud bloody expcetoration, min
ana oppression, sore throat, dinrthmt. uipht
sWeats, fever, parehed skin, you will find in DR.
Swayne's Compound your ouly hope Of cure. II
the bowels are c0stive, or headache ACCOMPANIES
your disease, dose of Swoyne's sarsoparilla
mud Tar Pills will remove it, Thirty years tx
perience and the increasing popularity of "Dr.
S'odynes Medicines" are convincing proof Pre-
pared only by DR.. Swayne & Son, $40 Sixth
street, above Vine, Philadelphia.
Sold by all Druggists and dealers in Med cines
'eo ADVERTISEMENTS Mays lY
letter. Scald-Head, Itch, Blotohes.
All Efuptions OF the SRin Chronic Erysi1elas
OF the Face, Ola Ulcers, oil long standing, thai
put at defiance every other mode of treatment.
are permanently cured by "Dr Swnyne's All
healing Ointment Prepared only by Dir. Swayne
Son, 33O Sixth ST., above Vine, PhiadeInbia
N. b. Skepncs doubing the wonderful cura.
tive properties of "DR. SwAYNR's ALL HEALiyo
olsrMENr,' aud "PASAcgA," are referred to
col etoyton of Middletown, Delaware, gentle
man whose veracity no one can doubt
Mays ly.
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Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-07-03
Harvesting Tools.

NEWTON DARLtNd'S Grass and drsiu seyihe. se'n
~ Poles, Hay Forks Hay hages, together with hap',
Grain Cradles, and all other articles suitable loi Wv
coming harvest. For sale wholesale and retail ny
WAL II. BILLANf co.
g. E. corner seeond and Market 9lsnrl
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-07-03

m Wo MORTGAGES. amounting to 5000 faeu,el ~ Y.
fee. my l94W
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-07-03
Major Commanding Z
Middle Department, Baltimore, Nd

tANr MEEfINds.--A camp meeting will he
held Mt Cross Roads, Worcester Mission, Mary
land, beginning ON the 10th ut August. \ Camp
Needing will begin near Milton, Del, on the 3lst
INST.
Tue CGor-,-lhe Messenger ays;--During
the present week mIuy Of the farmers in this
section Will he engaged IN reaping their wheat.
From the appearance OF the heads, the crop will
not he more than an average one, und with ma nv
the yield mutt be short
The crop Of oats will be very poor owing to the
baekwardness Of the Spring, Corn, which is the
main ttple of our farmers, looks iOurishng and
II the wta her CONTINUES seasonahle IA good cror
mny he expected, although farmers were very
mnch delayed in planting. Grass can hardly he
considered crop with u.s. but those who had lot,
put down ia At my an average yield has beer
harvested
Fruit Nlll no doubt be very abundant. as Nc
COLI spells occurred after the trees put forth an,
the large increase Of orchards must furnish al
ample supply
o U. A. NJ AT u meeting of Delawar,
Council, No. ., q u A. NJ held on WedDes
day evening, jane 9th, the following name,
persons were elected officers to serve the en-
suing icrm;-C, VIM. f. Stimel v c Henry
lladdyck X s., Joseph b. Aldred A. X. S
Geo Mccall; +. s.. Vim. II. Carpenter; 4.
1. "a Z.
Fppsi l., VIM b. Genui E, B F. Wood.
DEnluArIoN. The members of Golden Rul
Lodge, No. Il, o. Of 0 F. will dedicate thei
Lodge at Milton, Sussex county, Delaware, on til
fourth day Of July next, on which occasion th
members of the adjoining sister Lodges and III
public in general are invited to attend Tn
ceremon'als apperlainiug to the dedicatory ser
vice viii commence at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, afte
which an Grafton will be delivered by Rev. Adau
Wallace, d. D.
FouRTH or july E.cuRsloNs.-Thc steam
boat Union Capt John llaycock, will make ex
cursions to Pennsgroye on the 4th Of july
leaving French 81. wharf at and 100 a. IN
oni =. M She leaves Pennsgrove at % an
II u. m and aud p. m Also OH Sunday a
= p IN, returning at .. Excursion tickets Q
eta,
CeisfiELD's FuSERAL. The funeral Of job
G, CrisIeld took place yesleaday afternoon an
was attended bya detachment of Company +
to which le was attached and Keokuk Tribe, o
the |. o. h. Nj
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-07-03

PATRlorlc PRocLAMAuoNs.-'lhe patriotic
proclamation of Governor Cannon, will he
found at the head of our editorial columns.
Also, the proclamation of Mayor Gilpn
to our citizens. We ask for them the peru
sal of our citizens, as they contain recon-
mendations well worthy Of attention in the
present emergency,
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-07-03
Strawberries!
Strawberries


NOW Is the time for putting up Strawberries for "laS
use they are abundant aud cheap Call and eAa, ~,
irrei 10 tho citizens Of Wilmington 10 the form Oh
iuller or J'r with patent gum capsule they are u
easily managed than any jar IN u's. Every VARIED A.
reliable ifui jar will he kept hand as the tras'H "
Vanfes to which particular attention Is iayiiel.
TnOs Y. DE kORMANblk
Successor to q. u. sNYti,
Iu9 sO2 Market Street
Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1863-07-03
DR.. WILLIAM FIELDs,
Apprentices Wanted.

R0fs, between seventeen and eighteen, wanlel, ~
lie learn Wheel Moulding, Those from The country pl,
ielrel' and none taken who eAnnnt give satish'oI
ierenees. Appyto q. q. LOBDELL
Corner Second aud Lombard srasls'
my 2g-lm Wilminft0u Del.
The New York herald., 1863-11-14
CIYY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

tEttAy, NOV. IL 10 L. NJ.
AsHs+ Receipts q bbs Market steady, aud sales Of
10 bbs at s. 62 IS 1j for pots and 81 70 for peas
BEsss in good demand; gales 200 bbs meiiom at
81 10.
BG,ADsirsfs.-The activity previously noticed IN tho
market f Western and state nour continued 10 Gay, and
a further slight improvement IN prices of the common
ar ales established. Tho demand mainly confined
10 the wants ~ the home trade, which to be era
duslly expanding The receipts large cam hbs
but there said be accumulation OF stock beyond
the probable requirements OF the trade taking
eiderson the approach OF the whom navgl
lion usuaIiy closes. Trade brands without musb
change with regard 10 values, while the demand
brisk as for ofdiunry descriptions; sales IS 900
bbls- within the range. Canadian -four was also
shade better tue common brands with i3ir trade 10
mand and sales of 500 bbs. tor southern -four fair
bus,ness ted, the sales footing Goa bus
At quotations which indicate a steady firm market Rye
-four sold the extent Of $50 ibis and to market
unchanged Corn meal continued scarce and firm, at
80 for calorc and Brandy wine aad s. 10 for city Re
cep,s 66 bls. aud 3$} sacks, ana salas $50 bbs We
The New York herald., 1863-11-14
FAMILY MARKET REVIEW.

mo loIoNJR pplsss Iuleu AZ WhsbNktob yos
terdsy-
Ms.rs.--Roas,ing pieces Of beef, lae. .ioc per 10. ;
porter house steak, lSc; sro,n steak loc ordinary
peces, l2c. lac soup and stewisg pieces, Ie lOc ;
round steak, l2c. 1885,; mutton, I2c per ID lamb,
14c. coTned beef, &C. 10o,; pork l0c. l2c; baeopr
12c. shoulders, l0c 12c. sausages, 12c,
PouLIRy GAsE-rrseys lsc. ?0c per ID ;
chickens lec a isc per h.. fowls, lGc lse per TO-
geese, 81 u 10 each tame gqnabs, % per dozen
broing chickens, 75c SIC per pair partridses, VI
81 IL per pair woodcock, &C per pair prairie henr
81 rs per pair rabbits tQc. 6oc. per pair robes,
&C. per dozen.
Fsi.--ial,but, I2c al6c. per h.. salmon trout l2c ,
whto lh 12c striped bass, l2c. 6c founders, sc
l3c haddosk 8c. Sc. blue nsh, SC. lOci herrings
&C.. sturgeon, l0c. eels l2c lie cod, DC Sc sun
ash, Sc smelts lsc. Il 0go. perch, l0c. l2c now
.Sred salmon, 20. clans 37c 50c per hundred oys
tefs, 75o ~ 20 per hundred sewns oysters, Zoo per
quart green obsters, DC &c per ID hard shell crab
25c per dozen.
VEGETABLES. tanlifowers, lIc. 25c each; cabDab's
%. i2c each; sweet potatoes, SIC. per baf peck red
cabbage l2o per head ordinary potatoes lbc per hat
Isck
iRur.-Appos, 2oc. Zoe. per half peck, pears 81 20
81 30 per half peck cook ing apples 3oc ooc per pas
eet; hothouse graros 75c 81 per 10. ordinary grapes
s0c 2o. per lb.' ounces, 81 aH per hundred cram
berries. l5c. a i6c. per quart.
Nscr,JAs.ors Orange county butter, 34c a 3dc
per H. other qualities 2sc 32c. per h.: inferior KIND
or cooknV &c, zoe 23c hens ogga, 10 FOR 25c. dHcs
egse for 2Jc.
The New York herald., 1863-11-14
9uPu GssEs.

prEwu.us Yrksirrpg EtFhstS-Drp ~
ID Mrs4 street fF'HsfH ~ 40 ? = 80
-. Fsnss sr,oi' rsiutirss a. tsssi sae % ~
.r.ts f,gt "a. t,sgyirT yafr'iag. ns'.1
,arszss - aEHvAAy-o. slmNIDT - .
r. y-r.g~.r gftft.s W ~ ssstsfs 'f'.i .''tt az
-. f.sss gsf,sA Aaa.ssy frsssgs A. ts a.. iaf' N
DE- 49, a. Ns.t sssfs ps'atsi ~ tA'" tt''ss
The New York herald., 1863-11-14

fALLow was active sna Arn saIss 10 go pounds q,
IKE l2Ac. for ceanUy and city.
la Market qdiel and unchanged. sAles 900 pack
ages seuehopg, yeusS bysop and fnsikh green, a. pre-
vio1s prices. a..
Tn was very dun eusi.e wss quoted st Aexc. 4oe
and Banca at b4xc.
EuaAR was steady sales ITO hhds Cuba mascovado Al
ike l3o 22b Porto Rico At l8c Q laxc, and 600
boxes Havana private terms
ToaAcoo Market quiet The tales embraced 100 hide
Kentucky 81 LOG 2lc., and 90 cases seedlcs al ise
Q 42c.
wmskr, arm receipts Gee tbs and saes 500 bhls. q!
63 No &c.
WOoI-Ths auction sale Of wool the 18Th inst tend
ed o withdraw buyers from the market previous W ho
Salo and thse very hte been done in consequence
The sale took place advertised and the whole oata
loguo Of 900 bales California comprising all the DUP
Gates, WAS sold 10 real buyers, chiefly manufacturer
bales were catalogued the greater part Of which was
sold Some few duplicates were Withdrawn. THIS sae
s conedered success In every particular, and esab
lshes better and Grmer feeling In the market.
The New York herald., 1863-11-14
MisGsIlaososs.

s,..-su ilIsor, cAr E.s,ss. 80 y,.4s'aay GOs
Astinvs
erssosp sNu osgt rtn,sVa a. "a "a rs-rTssy ,sr
<spnsAL
Bsps sf-pNvs-ei 1aar, HFpos is-rls hsFs s.frs
iAs .yr.'st bsn
psss eo.s rtct q KssA.'s~r ~ ~ 10 yssrs al8
The New York herald., 1863-11-14
M1It1NtN0. =.

am - raE LADiLs.-IT Tor sAsr lnr.f
- - 80, a,,-.s hs.t,, fsr'.srI5 - se,p
.f,- stt-t ts Aut 80 - ,lesssisss ~ f.ssfd a.
\ sDfEs Hifutp sFtrHDlD Ricr nTIyir roo
L. -. y - 49,. .ssfsHasti ~ ,rfibs ogsrs ssrt
ssf-f tartsfs. fasasJ y tsfsf. -, lfas FstWsfs
fi7 7t.ff'f.t tsBs LAY f.ss I'ff~ .ssius FL -
rtss, salfs fisNH HiUtffy ~ osf-sr
..,lsss u AL ls-tfg 'sfs-
NlsE DtvORFgTs SiEAyH ~ g.tJIrgs m
vi rsgsifas4t wa - Npat~s 49, 80 tet 80
fss ful sfs tslsfns rru FFsrs aaf FfsFs go
tisfsrs rats - sNa ntas Auf .ifa 80 49,
VOC ale rtfs t4ss tru ffafT 49,. = Htf 49,
.ss4 80, 80. a =. -. ysafr o. stlfst 81.
.'Ua. 49, s.at n $780, v lshffs 10 q " go
uss st.ntlz .atsf aaraa~f
The New York herald., 1863-11-14
S HiPPIN NE w S

hsvsmsASs or 0e On Slea more.
Mails are forwarded b, every steamer IN the regular n'
The steamers irois L eIpoo call ~ Queen STOW
ept the Canadian line. whoh call Londonderry The
csmers r'F from the Continent. cal al Southampton
The New York herald., 1863-11-14

I O~r-oS THURSDAY NOVEMBER ~ ~ itu'
- ueighb irlood Of Walt ildor Sale kcy Ths
finder VII pleas leave Il a 10 Wet Houslon slc't
g A BU~SfLL
The New York herald., 1863-11-14

en- INWARD SAIL HrOIrs mon TIiE haIf
CIV Lost fs,tess ~ feet hoist, .g1 b-lr zt.
AZ g. bJ Jones lss ~ siout a no
be fpoi dfaWiDs suing isp.h ffr.
ARD vii b. Iaid recovery of ihe eel ~ So
.fr~g
The New York herald., 1863-11-14
tOpAItTNEItsIiIP.

COpARTN
A rAaIsrn wAsTnp-wI1n About 1oo ~ ,
"s ~ u 'ECiiAaDsos %. e .aSf. sa.aaer,>
4 PARSER wAsrrD-ro TAKE -UAnGE oV ~
he p'Sye,or sSi sa' "a. ,ro 70 sss, ' ".S .a a p ~. ~
c,1s' fo4r'h 't'"el. "iIiaaso4rs . isT
DARrSER R-rng ADVERTISER 4 sss ~ gorE
ias'ton bfoassy. eishe. g. mel n an5h@I m'n h
.S21' ei.. sS s 81 T., spl L. .si si is s. Sts % & %
v LAee .gcel a,lon. Asdfess io'' br'.a+hJ 'Se
pAersaE wAsIED-wIn sa4LL cArnAL
j in Pstent Aadqgr b. sinsss pay ~ sf -
nees Appy Asa.y At ~ h' Sro.l sAI roIalt
~ sUrLHhs Asp oIHtas a aAs IUsr RLfrps.
"a To-. "o,i, i.,ani, s..,a "a !. "a = -,
ba.hes, b. sbea ,Hsssias % 10 ar. laIsss Z & l.
&1OO -w.sIKD. Ay.sro r.sL tvLLcr.E1r
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u Tis ThrtJ ,I,iR sIs-t snl sss.I ..ss.s 6sJ a..
or, 20 -, foar 'n'r'
ST. 600 .gsIsE.s ...., -. yss,sp i1;.,. .,Ia
,oTuiar sneriann-lt ia ,4cestsf1i oIefs1r eft
Os 4 rsasons sven 81 ssiss Aii.s'w hsf - helNi.
on..e.
ON 0nn a aIon fosfD GEsTLEsAs wirH
~. 81 tu l,,sssi T. :. a.. ss.s
pss.ss, i.siuGs =. lpsus a. Aots v y. s.sd !, ~.
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Dkhu1oThn.
4 tEL oy Trrn ~ mlsrr Ho.cnA-EtJiW
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The New York herald., 1863-11-14

I OsT-THREE suEEP FROM DROVE. ~ oOlNo
- irln HaTaon TO fhlri street JUirrlay ..n|u.
Lri c on head and Hbo ild.r \ liberal hs
psf on delivering them or scnding word 10 McF DatsA
Harrington. ~ Ihiri street
The New York herald., 1863-11-14

O. kENAHD.-IOsr PLAIN GoLD rLhcIL
',D With fhe iniiiss g. thr zeal Jhs above
.tNsd VIII be psld 10 the psHy Restoring tle eAid f'he
Car ~ - flnr .lfeht d0wn st~lfr
The New York herald., 1863-11-14
RE ~ Ards.

O. REWARD. D.--iOsr, OS Ius EyEktSG o. 40
- - semb-r - ~ setuug ou from t~enp ,hlfd ttsst
about 10 clors Bacs Laos faTssDl lbed M
white The nu1cr vii ihc above reward op The q,
lisi ~ OF o. at .s5 bfpai~ay
The New York herald., 1863-11-14

,') .u, thfo4Fh 10rlsull atfosi % 1ar-Sy ,lty
Lri es ~ Recommendation al snelscf n kfss rHvs
lsat ik tie wth sruiiDs Worl Pstsf ssil
No ~ oes =assneenh sirest -fl ennfd' srsa fsr"r
auL .e- z ~ ~. Al 10
The New York herald., 1863-11-14

d. REWARD LOST A HERRING FArEsf rAtk
vsD Key sAiOsiay evening going from Beaver sf's,
- broadway, thrnos 10 sonh frrry and tssins q" ka'
broadway thence going 10 GouFerurur, hontggusy
pnf Mpnroe Tho hni~r will receive the ghose -
NAri ~ leatius il a. ia. olo. Of CsnpASnlas y We're
Co., q Haaxer sirgel