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a LARGE AND C0HPLEFELY FTg,
EIsHED House,
Fer Sale, Il Madison, Georgia.

WILL BE- sold, a. p-I7a.s 1als a very I---a -
" aiou5 And couv-nzut house. c1unI-iasv M
furnished from ia kitchen ana Bfnr ron
70 me gzfrst-slue elegant iuui1urs-uHefsrs
arBs Tor several EEui.ics together win a lsrza 7f-rr
OF supplies OF oyrrT variety, slles1t for more than
yea 3 consumption intending t-E c7ree. sugar. ucr--
ssl syrup hqEs' Hon, Vh-ai MIX c1Fz wood. very
superior buggy and herEs carriage ana -rI-z
For farther p~arieu-a spPly 70 OF ADDE'S
~. III. EALDEMAN.
notl5t KID ca. Ca
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-12

y An exchange Of death records LAS bssn
effected between the tWo Governments, North
aud South. Thsae records embrace The Ramss
Of al soldiers Oh bsth Eides, wke have died in
prison. The records Of the Libby PrissH have
5ssn ssat North, sRd the oGeisls have been
lsskiDg for TIE rstgrz list. WhsR they arrive
lhsy will bo bullsliasd soT, TIE information Of
friends Of seldisrs end the public.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-12

~ Colonel ChaEles Z Elicit, commanding
the Mississippi marine brigade, died suddenly At
Bunker Hill, en- the 29th ait
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-12

a GOOD COOK and a. ASSISTANT COX
"a Coed Wsgsa viii be- given and promptly paiI
inquire g the
GzA BILLIARD AND EAFIEG gCOws
IecaIur Ft-~ef
nei1 w. OPPOSITE Atlanta hotel
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-12

~ The New York TINES says geld is sccu-
mulsting rapidly in the Federal treasury, ard
will be kept there until specie Psynsni5 are "a
suned, except at the TooaTrisg periods Of the
payments Of Interests on the psbIe debts.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-12

ZTs district csurt o. de United States fT
5s district Of Tennessee, b9n Z 7.
is 10 session At Nashville.
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E,Tsf Of U~zSIaEzsca Freight Recefyed nt the
asussern EzPress Company November
~ NRRE.

H, 1858.
Amanda Baker. ? bxs; s Sans, pkg; E Il
WiIisTus. hxT I . Marshall bgi g " Stsnal,
r W Terry. 2 bxs; 8 II Sharp, Fkg; B 3 Adj
ans. pkg; s Watkins, bskt; TW @srran, pkg;
j Lepman bg; u B Dabney. bdle; d Hudson.
bdle; DR. G 7 0'Kssfs, bx; d " G Sands. bx:
} WaxslboWH, bx; n Ries, BIZ; E Slater. trpk:
J Baum. hdlei Mrs NJ Lszenburg, pkg; J Nc.
PheFsea, package,
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Dr.. J. B. GENTRY,

The Celebrated 0culist, Of Frankfort, Ky.
s now IN Gd&n- Georgia. fr the purpose Of treat
Il ing al daeases o. th8 Eyes
Re rsiers TO she oAesu AMI soldiers Of X utucky
ant TeuusEses. InoI2 I'M
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-12
NOTICE TO
COTTON PLANTERS And SHIPPERS.
R00EFR WAGG0NFR
COTTOW EaCTOR.

H4NND@tGA
de sc located IL ths city q Mobile. Ia a FsrersI
- CoEnision AID Forwarding susizesz buf paricu.
iaTly asa
COTTOyB' FACTOR.
T. oesiroUs Of iusrsasisg ths special br1Eah o. bis
business AID H5l-irE a con.nuales q she ibs ~ pat
fayoEs fron lis old hslds, as yell o. others uhrmsT
favor Aia with their EsiPmerN and s1gsszis 70 al par
ties tnierezled 20 save a arsat outlay Ia eEpenses aUd
tie s~EofoitG8t e-iee o. rope. baing sad mendlng. %
nays teer cotton we'll pct up o. 81 large and o. tesFy
bales a. Poszb. 2, VIII boardi and good straps Or hoops.
% e % make thsm msIchaHtabls for shiPmeut n wdsr
TO effect zslea-
Ian $50 prepared 70 recslys and sell SLAVES, s7
wei % al kind Of Prod1es. Fo-r Con. Bss58. Tsff
Wcol Cotton Yarns, Tohaccs. Liquor etc asd wbsu
9 garea VI MAKE liberal CEEH z-sznc-s ca a. Goa.
a8umCut8 o my sddr-s--
BOOKER WAaGOEEE.
Ne. u North Water street. e. Geo. " GrHlz
Me5fa. A
Ksisrsucss-JadEs Ea-5y @. ~. WOOD. Ers. B-g-4
& hlouaE Cgut7n, Egsi ea1rrs w. Qi1a. F-1
HslsFs Henry g. &c, E1hia- ale feoIg
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-12

"NNlIEaNN WV q AlEHHHNa
The Memphis Balstia Of the 2s,h, speaking
Of this city, says:
Atlanta is really ths heart Of The Southern
States, and therefore the most vital point in the
so-cailed Confederate States. The towns OF
Rome aid Marietta, which would alss fall, man
SfssiHre oRethird Of The h0rss-shoes, guns, AID
unnitioas Of war made in the South. Tbs ma
ehiHery for the predastion Of small arms has
bssR taksa to Atlantis, which place has asysral
extensive fouadries. An the zashinoFy fTsn the
isuRdres at Chattanooga has likewise bsaa
shipped to Atlanta Besides il is q GsEIishing
city, an Important railway center, and ax.sRsive
depot for Confederate eOnamisssry stores. A.
lania to the South, is like Chicago 10 the North
vest and tie occupation by tho soldiers Of the
UnisR would Be virtually snappisg The back
bsne of the rebslIion.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-12

FROM NORTH GEsEG1A AID TENNESSEE
Nsjor Lsng, Of hast Tennessee, was arrested by
Burnside 5, me time RFo, and condemned Il be
hung. II was alleged that he was recruitire
within the Federal lHes. WheH Gel. Gift was
e5ptuTed, he was thus engaged in this business.
Gen. Bragg at once dispatched c messenger t.
Burnside, with The assurance thstn Eaiar Long
WIS executed Col Gift wOaid suffer Inc saaae
fate. While Gel Clit vas under this sentence.
bis SOB, one Of tie brayest men in tho SsufksrH
srmy, visited aim. The meeting is described as
extremely tOaching. The lsthsT bowed his hesd
in ere and SHAME, sad uttered net a woY6;
the sen gave him his hand, ststiHF that q
fathonless abyss now separated them, and
that be could only bid him adieu and ssk God 70
pardon his betrayal Of bis Btste. The answer Of
Burnside to the demand Of Bragg was. that he
bad not heard Of Major Long. lie inference IL
hat Long has already been executed. and II Il
prabahle tbat Col. Cliff Ia doeuad
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ADVERTISEMENTS.

MANI CHANGES FOR INVESTMENT,
VIZ haze for sale LAEDs In Georgia Alabaua.
" FioHda and AkAcEzs sad ais0 TIN lots i'm
proved snd zuimpr0Ved, in tha city.
PAINFUL 4 JONES.
Real Esa+s Brokers'
Aol48' Msrkums Block Whitehall street
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-12

= Linooln is about 10 soRhscste The nFspsr-
~ OF citizens Of Virginia in Nsrfoik. who SIRE
loyGl 70 the Soalh, a. be hss done ia Alezandris
and otkar places. An sEsnt has already been
sent ts Nsrfolk % mahs arrangements. It is
stated that there are several millions Of property
belonging 70 people in the Coniedsrscy in thst
citysiouo,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-12

5rs, 4 & POgTRp
AVIsS ass0ostes Themselves to~et.-
sargsFy, obstetrics and PAysie

respectfully tezaeF thsr prsssrsts.sf 1Ae3
ahzsas Of G=hn, Ca, sua sF-ros-s9-- s@yiss &c he
ass5 sAss = adjoining he Pest OEes
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TAKEN u,

A LAEGs A HOEsz wa-sh Il, ovn5--L ED
A By proving properly psyiae faT-ls sdy--s,
neat All paying oze Gslar per cay fs EeasIsgk -.
apply ct tks s@se- rrct Is-u
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81 BE
FOR SALE.

~ = efsr ths following property FOR ala ur-...r
W within enc ntc ard Z halt Of H-rfast-.
Gae place c~eatsiziuE thirty sosss. u &C., An
ls loa-s vi seVsA fosms sud q large CIV sefs-.
tai b~ulidi-ga on he premises
me PAfe eoRtz1nisE ere hundred and srv
asEhtF s4sarsd, ths eaianrs being well ao,se5
Hsass. with eight Teom=s barn zjzsis- -,
or7tsTss sod . snail rirevsr1.
10 sc s-elred S5d twenty asrss Of LAFB CIV
Nc viii sal thsss slzses vita o. wi.Eo-f
-egs 81 large seRPiy u ysss-sblss and sa-s 49,
A. " j. = gAEDEHTr
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FRR NALR-

4 GcOD G0OEIEG sTeVB. VITA al fl.
e st-s1ls Ass.y az t.e sPpeai Cosz So 90
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Address
noI2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-06
Raaaengcrs sailed

In ,team,alp Cay " AaneAcs,ey. JOr Lirsrpoo!-Ms
and M. Thomas, Mrs L. 4. bsow. children. and ser.
want Lov.e H. G. kathbono, wifi, and two children Mss
NJ. l.. Bl.oaer- r. n. McAdam aud wife, Capt Athin and
wife, A. M Barrow, d. W. Blaze, wife AND infant Oscar
Coher Ad.rgwann, Rev 7 Conway, j. NJ HAM ton. Rev,
John Po. and wife, p. Stanton NJ Morris. j. Bulsigh
Rev GEORGE Cnw. ID. Marley, A: y seasad T. A. Chils-
tanson pmsn Topliix Kew j. T. Ryan Samuel Moore T.
Boser h. A. bole, h. X. Lewis Ebner James Lowe Rev
r. uvin and brotnsr Francis Geo. Tenants Vital La Peg.
roiuo, b. Pecafd Miss Grove, Phadsphia T. L. Rogers.
with others Ia the stestsSc.
In ss<amship Bress~ for Bremen and Soutaamps n-Mr
r.. Cuon New-YoIki o. II Bohm, L. +. b,ohm Lsguayra;
NH, n. Oyern ann. Nsw.Yorkt Marcus Rajoux ANA lads
Memphis. l.. H. Arnold, New-York, Aug DornheiIn New.
Yos Antoine pe.veniss, Havana, Pau holdsr, Newor-
leans George Nicks, Nswiok FIicdr Wkons Dsmersrs
II. UphAm, hsvsn. Jul. Doding y. 0eef New.York; w
klpgis Bremen Hsydsch lady -four children AID Nv
Servants, Hsvaas, Emil Martinez Havana Dr. o. W Eaton
Prssdsn, Of Madison Univ:I'i.y. Nov Yoa s. Alexander
lady and ohid Nsw-iork BIunnow Professor OF the Ma
onal Observatory Ann AIbor Mich Miss Josephine VIM
oiss Mia A. BalsId, berchsr. U. Sehmiat H. Open.
helmet Ms simon tive children and servant Mira T. P,.
ro.,s N.wYosI w. Jsna. lady and -four children Louis.
vls, osoiss D. Winds, Nsw.York; Ars. Doxsi, Prov.
dsnss, 0ettings lady and i've children, Loui.vIs
Julss Mssun Aspnwaii g. A. Mrs T.. n. Hasss Gsfh Lu.
dsns l. Davidson, New York Joseph wsrndl Llns Aug
slsss. NswBsyki Charles Pstsn. Lsndssi H. Jossph.As
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-06

In st.amslip Roanoke from Hsrona-M Mcdonald O. L.
R Doid Mis-. A. g. Dodd Ms. H. o. Hiii. E. B.oars.l1.
Esscalon. Miss l.. q. Fsch Geo. Frsnch Cssaovis b
Mayer Res. AsTir. c. wlt.. ,nd .ey.1s. 9 s,N A,
lug Master Fred D. Stuart sDd servant u 8 N Ensga l.
Alexander IT, S. n C. l.. Dse,nen. A H. Powell Z. ".
S' y a f,1s G; sos NJ ..s Lx'Gs M
I' ., D G.";r' r. s'~sn.. W,l.So D. cu@%oE
;.: S.ss-s Il ola: s:s s"ia, 5 A1s::: Brss:
cnII1 Nrs. T. c. Rhodes. 10 la stssrsgs
In Seam''ip Nrhte,n Light Jronn H.pnwaiB Brswsts!
-on NJ. Op. -nheimsr. r. NJ J-.-up. Capt T. Lyle Rev W.
Aodersoo. Mrs.. TboDV-on and two children Mr. Msyss
oschs"a vii. end seven clatrn a,:n
ta-ey. Tabstti, W N. States. wife aud on. child Mra
t as w. .ss W.T.. a'";o' E + s''ls so, nd rf
sion.. n. Nc! sHF"y. II. T. Rotin.o' Mn. denry aud
.o aS mn, Mr. Ma h.0's LsSs Nc h as Mr. Rwi.,
". q. haze,ns, H. Allen jas Men.Lrs-I, D. Diro. VIZ
.pd chd A. fl.aer wife and child Ms. Pool ihs AisI
b. Eos.hsrot Mr. Herssnhomer, Mr. Mills. wife and chiia
W. sysr. aud two cgi!creu Mis-. fbyars aud tws
children J r King }. T. Bowman, T. Hoffman. B. Sh.r'
Past Ms. H. D. Gooauan Mis-. julia Lyons. 5. BucLl.
wife, Nr ia Mara Mrs o. C. Dawes and cAud,
;, a. need aud vie Mr, Cairns ID. heDiee-e, L,ssI
P. C. Kennedy, ksssnb.. Nm s.ser vi aud two emil
81 rem NJ P-ox wife snd two children, Will.sni Gnpin.
Ma. Be.nh,in and three cbddrrn Il. d. Clsirnesi. Z.
nuri'. A. II. Won L.udsOoerE. 4. W. Sbss, o. wife
sndc0,d Mrs. L. H-non, Mrs Burt and cdidrsu.
sn, ivory J. Nesioe, Mo ha.ti q. Mr. HSey aid I've
.a4 wife Mis. THOMPSON u. k-nned, J. B-tonr. MIs.
D mean Ml., Mel i. Williams. VIM, My ana wifo. Mn.
nec,u1-. Col A. Ormsoy. N ~ Miller. J. P. Moore A..
Nisiiaus AID two children H. q. oaDders kockseu 4
.ady. 81. h.ohr too Rev. j. W. Major Ii Lambert D.
1. SINAI.
cAden aud A1-le Osspp children and servants
Jcobrs Lemsnn scailden aud 'eiy.1ti fheesa Sch.f:
c4ud II n. Raster, Adoiph Tiessn', Elise LEND. AID ~
stocf.sr.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT u sEv-YORK.......
Arrived.


Steamer J.m.s S. Gre-n. Wile,s. Wsshngen, % hours
rd- T. J. Hand.
stsanrr Beverly Pesce. PhiIstelphi. pdse to Jsmss
s,~sairr Fannis. Feo,on. Philadelphia ue'e to Lopez
,..sn.r WIN woodward Cunds. Baltimore. nd'. 70 W.
Dszsil
smer Frank. ThrOp.hrs. PhilsdeipLiA mdss. to j. n
steamer wssehs,t- Davis, Providence urdss 70 Edwwd
srsm-r Alliance us. uapsport), DslsBstmors hoars.
20 =. s.. Ass.I. oasrrrmsstsr.
sa u. 9 .ag.f .nd olss. ana IL discharged sOlsiss
lfolu zen. BANK. army 20 T. ). QartsroIa. til.
10 @s,ar 2la ut st - ~ loa 50 o. spoke Norwesiaa
navagi. from H.y,rs bound h. 10Th l,t 81 49, ioa
81 a. .pos- hfs nyscc from Mr.sn, for NewYofs - da
ou 2tn. lat ~ s. lon o. 10 boarded sch Lone Star Cs
reg, n q Halii,I f,r Ponce, +. Il.
snip harrisburg, wi'wai. BEenO' Ayr" "a days hides "
Slip Mou, tain Wave tof Bo.,snl Hardy M,nil. March o
psea Jaya he.d March e. as p &C. to mate, P:.a
- PsicS Kias Ny 'roq a.ni, iOr EuIP. M.reh "a
ils3s n on. ls Is 81 he Enfi.h .hip M.ry gry roS
IS 3, ps.ioi coSp.ny s,.s snip 6.ps. Nah. s.s
company With her n day. May ps...d The Cape Of GosS
n.hi winds. May TO- l.. u 50 5. lon % W. saw Es
s'n ;"' Mn. ppo';y TAI o. sjs'p. uc 1rss
l 20 49, lon. 81 81 spo,s eak Iva h.ree Tor St Thomas
e. s \. rpon IL Hs BEEN p:s q S sG'SS s:,,s
ia te- wssr for three monhs 80 inst or Little Eu Han
boz oo.rd,p scar i,r.el SNOW Archer nenssio ms,1
Of H.rboF large bark. sppasenty s'noe dead or
ss ksse Lace Gardens days sugar 10 ascsis
/ Duscsn
buk simon (Prusl Dsnnemsnn, Sligo 80 days. bslss v
Fnncb, M-ine.e Wendt
Bah Uuioa (HaS. 5esr 50 days IN ballast 10 Cssssr
Paul .
Bsfk The,s (of Bosou) kimbs Anslseoe west coast q
sninatral Msch via P.rpsu6ueo Juus pepper 10 '" A.
Ssle a CO. ma.
Bns rob.cco tBI.nl H.chtu.un: Por.suplss' u d.yA
m -. and pss. TO h. a. Schmidt 4 Co.
Bns Wappo Wilkinson Ms..nI.s 10 days mdse te"s lah,
Cssef Ch.-e.
Bns samson. Delno Msreiles - days lemons and ~ooa
~ jsq l-rDot Christmas ,,,-,,.
bns Laur-se's Smith. Msatzss VIA r1lisdeip.h osJA
/ sugar to Miller 4 tiousGton.
srs Er.e (ausL Paikasich, Sligo 50 days ballast v
order. Had heavy ~e,thef.
Schr. {. L. scul scull Maryland dsy-, wood.
s.hr j. n leoman. Peterson Oeofgeto~n, u o., days,
CO... oouue 20 Had.on.
chf J. H. Ba.Ie Ireland AlsIandrs is days ballast 70
L. A,st. ON
-chr Eastsrn belle. Turner. Rondoet coal Tor Salem
scAr puTOo, HutcAil.s Koldou, coal Tor Boston
Scbr. IRA, Chsmbv rla.n. Boston da,s, indie
Schr. NJ H. Rssl. Kelly. New bedford.
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Arrived..SUypAY. July 6.

Steamship Bavaria tsInb.) weier Hamburg June II and
Southampton June 20 ndss. aud TO hunharti Co.
Hs. sIpri-ueed duns hr.t Of the voysss severe
westerly wind., tho after part variable ~th nueh go
Steamer Bristol ChsTes fallade phiA udse 10 j. hand
STEAMER Prtr. Aldrieh Providence. ud's to td~1d
byuncr. ,,,,., ,, -
Steamer o. ThOn, knight, Philadslphia md's to James
steamer David Lucy -, Philadelphia udse to James
steamship Northern Light TinkiePsush A'pinwal mails.
r.,. and treasure 20 d. h. Alden.
Steamship Roanoke =. A. Prev Havana June o. 'uss.
tobacco a q pass. to Ludlan. Heinrken i co.
BsIk sidc~ MECH ObeAnds Liverpool % days coal 70
creased the Bar June 24h at M and hey West 18Th 81
steamer Dawn u. 81 Newman. Port Royal June %. fog
Fancn M-lneie Wendl May a. lat 40 IS Ion. a. passed
iceb.g time passed tho wreck Of vessel d'nAed
Bars Goethe JBr.m Muller Bremen ~ d.y,, mdse; aud
.s P'ii g .eno aG n.I sns 18th . IL lon IS 81, -:
L. 5 steamer H-Twel CROSSING 1sh lat ~ - ION 20 %
W.. be -ded by Honduras, July lat ~ IS
zoo ., 70 saw o. steamer Admiral Dupont trom boston
Bnk ono tof Proydsnoeh Crosby Ne" Orleans 10 aa5e
Biz Afnca tPua Mohr. Glasgow 6? days ballast Funsh
Bay, {. ~ IA s.y.; coal to hoya hsineA.e. July 2Ss
oeocs Of MsnaGk, spoke yacht uiP'y hence fog
SehG Mssellap. Ipmsn. Virginia, wood
scor Gee. Taylor, smith, Virginia. wood -,
sch L. T. Usher. Mckenzie. Rio 0rsude Is days. hidss
and Wool to R Z. Buek Il Co.
s,samius iioppoasns Brandon, Port Royal days bss.a
sehf Bs.en. McGos, Georgetown, D. C.. d.y. eOdss
plasts.
schr X. Gall PsIkhurst Havana IL days, mdss. to c. r.
Fischer Il Co.
seHr. Miuurhshs. Leach Rendout for Portland.
Schr. Tangent Leach, kondout Tor Boston.
Scar edford, Hopkins Bangor 10 days, lumber to Coz
frey Nolyoks
schr. Eagle, Hall, Roekland days. lime TO VIM. 8.
Brown
schr Gentle, Gsehell ROeAlAnd days. lime 10 w. g.
Brown.
schr Forest, Wilson. Rockland days, lime to w. 4
Brown.
sehr julia Rich. Moore Franklin Me-. lumber to G. b
f. J. Peters,
sohr. julia Gr.c.. Chase. Boston days. nah
schr Joseph Fra1k.a Rsndopn. Washnsten days. bal
last to master.
WlNp-Sunset from q T.
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6orpomtion Notice.

---.-o,-crr0NTRACTORS.-Separate sealed pro-
each s@ lid s a ' .: ', et .s' THIS @'' one.
vscs Toe v ~ TUESDAY, July :. 1888, for the Con.
"a "a cTi0S Of rAVEM ,n ~ n tho to
fA0st at betw ecu Sh aud 9h-svs Jay-st bet~ec
Ps.I .ps Wssbn stou-st. Sth.st. between Broadway
Greer -. Ss,h.s, between I'd aud 3tsvs. snd l1tnst
ard o'hr sca.r. 10 Let sv also in - bst between I'd
ZION 40 also IN 52d-s, bet~ zen 6tb and lth'sys
iorns for ths bics and all oheI neeessaiy Informs
obt,.a.d on apIirarion TO the Contract Jerk at
hoa ssn :" TtOS STEVENS } CToton
ti' ROBE L. DARRAGH, Aqnsuuc,
A. ". CkAVkS. } board
os,, of,he cro,ou Aqueduc' Bosrd June "a 1893
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Below
Two br.gs and one bark. and an unknown weed.
Sailed.

June 3-SteomersE asle Evening Star Dictator Augusta
Dinsu ore, J. Fre~bofn Chsa Osgood
shps-Orphsas Centurion, President FILLMORE and Prog
BsIks-Alessndro, Bolina ssd Fleetwood.
Bnss-Immaculats Spatan T. Derw sIt, ysocs. Goethe.
Margaret. Paul Gerhard, and others
July 3-SteAmsrs- saxon ana WIN. Moore az,
Shps-HGvesi Queen. Mary O. Ii. Won 0stsn, victoria
Reed, and ST. PsuL -,
BarIs~Msahstan c. vsisiu. Divs Anhtri's. Avon, ssf
Bolivia. =, M,
nah W. Mash, Queen NicosiA isseslis' H. Sehnirss
and PsIsL o,,
Neptune, and Creole
ships-k smsrsds, and y. L. iLnss.
DnSs-JalA ASlslssttss 8sSsuA Ass6A ~ - y VesA
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New York. s. L. Nssts New. Oesnsi NrS Lisett. Boa
Mis- C. D.nger. Ws.hiustos. d c H. Bsrmsn It Lsaiss
Ni.di. o. W:sdfneten;P. Etchegoysn snd lady Calf
children, Chil; VIM Collss lady sous Nsw.Yorh, c.
sesmsnn, Stierks. Dohous, Chr s,geh TO- John Yea
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WARD.

The LOYAL League OF tue Twenty Second Ward
G.. .biArd the d.y la becoming manner at the Broads
Hall conner OF broadway and borty seventh street The
HAL hlri with highly respectable sadisneo 81 sde
Prayer ou I'd by the Rev Mr. Hastings The DECLARE
non Of Independence read by J. e. Dumiok, Esq and
Professor IS. n. Mazda OF tno N'"forh University des.
eloquent orator. In the eous Of which To rindics ed
tb. having bern frame Tor tho protection VI
Freedom aud with the expectation Of tho gradual and u mate
slapoton Of Slavery because had is.iued slavery
should nur,ufrd add .nooua.ed The orator illustrated
la th. following mAnne You may have the cub OF
IL In your yad may male 1t the pet and thing
children long as 10 ouy shuge kitten but When
me dealing with H. The food Of augerscub 10 milk
the food Of fol- tiger 10 blood Now Can you
the sdo of who should s-mpt 10 bring up such
brute household the theory that always used to
mik aud he why It should not quietly
Wh.n bs orator bad the audience him three
hearty cheers alter which they listened TO several palmetto
songs, aud sdjonrned
ACCIDENTS ON THE FOURTH.
VIM. Cunningham, boy, shot with cherry.piis
In the bach, Ia Roosevelt street.
C.ihsIino Donovan, sho in her len hand, In Mulberry
street, near BayJd.
Arooa Fissos boy, shot In tho nose in Baxter street
John Matthew boy. shot himself Ia the hand In Mu
berry street.
John ans boy aosrasi his hand In shocking mAnnsr
~ West FORTY second street
Outlaws Scbss shot In the neck by the bursting Of pis
toll IA bis own hand, In Eighth Asrnue
Mary Ann Dixon struck aud cut with bowl on the head,
VIM Cun.sI accidental shot from pistol, Killing him. ct
james Fsnton, shot IN the hand, In Pearl street
John kson hnssr broken BY stepping on ~ orange peel
st No Bowery.
John Duffy, burned In the eyes BY powder. In Hamilton
street.
Ann Qaisp, wssudsa In the eye By woman In Asssvst
stgssA
, 1863-12-08

. .,,. oro wor4h 40 or 100 per
II increased IN value, aIe th;a m1 ;n,n md treas
cent premium, ana ni.n 19 3aVas If i'm wear.
uy notes, moi e1cesennf ~ for the f'rst YEAR But
the war was ca1l1eu a. 9;ensions Oar enemy,
the War enlarged n as l.s ;s4n +ho f1e1d: Wer
after putting .Sov ,,r rr min they had ,,ons
On increasing tneA - - aIbt ogafnsf M 1,.S;o1,
mulated an army ~ 1s - on5 In: hn;s %lsa
neither VIC nor tnS5' ~ ~ co31ca ,.na9 ns,ng
ever dreamed "ou,u no OUT toeuiinu liz
after column, anu atmy Ter army 81 tuls Ii
mighty host 90 W fea oack, untl he u tl the
madness Of hls lus. aoE aominlona VIII tus
eeas at his commann, !eVlee troops lIoa eS.
cry part Of the World 10 ot1ng against ~, ~
order to taKo rom o US tms 1Ia maSniEsme aiSan
land which the creator had g3sea gHen
us. Still onr troops did not na1tt INLET
We needed more money 70 meet tnese ICY
events, which We raised oy an easy Ply nnsale
mode The great erTor re comm1tte0 was
this; as soon as no 1ssued IN nmount VI
money adequate to the wants Of commerce,
nc did not stop; we went on increasing tne
I amount to 25O,000 600, 400, 900, 000, 60OpUo,-
| 600, nnd the result was inevitable. INC de-
| nrcciatiou from the 1st Of March Inst to the
| fst OF July has been at the rate Of five per
cent, pcr day M to the 1st Of July. It SEEM
I'd to be overlooked that while you increase
fhe issues of fha government, YOU In the
same nrnnorffon deSrecfato the value Of the
| c1rrannv r cannof he ofhcrWise: it fs goy-
-,aa -. = ia~I.w +hot m hnnnn ]egfsla-
t,a.s tImsa ~ ~ aa@tro1 ''"' AA'
| k1RA NaaA2 NoAa0As -.
, 1863-12-08
NEWS PARAGRAPHS.

Three years ago last Wednesday John
Brown WIS hung at Charleston, Va, but his
"soul is still marching on :.
Queen victoria has forbidden the use Of
tobacco In Windsor Castle-even in the
Prince Of Wales' apartment
a fashionable lady appeared at concert,
In Hartford, few nights since, without
hoops, and the Hartford papers inquire pa
thetlcally, "Has it indeed come to thats"
"A young man named James Santorage, a
clerk In store In Cincinnati, was fined S29,-
81 Oh Tucsday last, forkissing married lady
against her Will
- There is pretty little horsewoman at
Washington, who rides o chestnut charger,
and wears Zouave Jacket. No ono knoWeth
Wto sic is, but all admire her riding, and
!. the fair Zouavc' has become one of the
regular attractions Of Pennsylvania avenue.
:. = The New York ladies, "representa-
lives of wealth and fashion," astonfahed the
Russian officers # hile they were at New York
by begging from them every thing which
might serve as souvenirs. 6nufE. .boxea, cigar
cases and silver coins In particular were con-
fscated without mercy BY the dear creatures.