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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-30

A"eAsy Bh15S Oi DGASee bsSSihSg
3 bales Mosquito Netting,
20 cases Files,
Besides lho shove, zoe eases Of assorted DRY
GOODS, invoiess Of which have zct yea been
Feesivod hosh Eng'au5,
The Cargo Of the Steamer nHansa, "
Jgst arrived. esasisiing Of
81 packages Dry Seeds and s bales
SaddleFy,
VIII be included
PIPER,
Stationery gsta BooE- I5tss stsrs'
Materials.
Is essas Pole Post Pager,
seases Gold Envelope Pepper,
y Eeaus 2i1Ss Double ,Nediuza Calsndayed
Pepper,
cases Doabis Cap Paper.
% rsams BuE Envelope PapF,
IS rasms Msrhls Paper
9pAezsges Gsld Lsof,
IL pieces Bia2egs, Clcth,
S6 skIHs Russia LssthCT,
10 dozen Bark skiys1,
dozen Blue and Red ski7 srs,
IS dozen Sasre & Law Sac epakins,
l50o sToss Gllols Ssesl Pos Nos. S03, 500,
222 TO, 70 and sal
l50 gross Cue PsBhol3ats,
$50 gf}ss FaoaI's Psnsiis, Nos J. ? suS 3,
- ss. Csunlae,
50 iost BRASS Blre ClOlh, 80 iaehSs
vide, ieF PapsFHakers' Use,
One Envelope Machine,
Etc, Etes Etc.
The sbevs Goods wiz be ready fen inspesasn
On Tuesday ard Wednesday, tls Isih aaa Ish
December. 1853.
OCrAYUS CoERA,
Re11 q Savannah.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-30

'7--- No VT II ~ =
TIE gaisn Risssizg at Eorlh Market hall,
Saturday svoRing, Ess very Iafge and sutaaai-
astic. Long before ths time for speaking every
seat ia the ICON was oeCuBied ard kaH5ref8
700 aL-ndin. tn The ai..aa ~ go -h. l-ar--
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-30

1000 5essu CzGbric HaB3keychiefs,
bale Rsj Bsnlzsrshiefs,
bslas Ma5dsr Hsadkorskisfs,
s bs.os CL0s0sss II sndksrrhiefs.
balss Chocolate cad Orsago,
40 3ozoa Haoksasek Towels.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-30

II bTHtsl rage sxultins.
The reckless foeuan cams,
Ons hand disp aged tue Wsapon
Tha other bora he hAne.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-16
No. "a ST. Marks PLACE
onice hours from 0 c. ". Ill! 3 ?. M.
From +. l.. CaswiI, esq.,

PRESIDENT CITY Bank, JOLIET, III.
On LlGHrnLL- Dea, Il Affords the sreeiesi ssi'
lion - Pc be inform you that nm still improving ard
the highest hopes that ny viii be entirely We. ~ ne
time yoi q, hst mentioned would take TO effect cure
eau say that truly tsn< to the knd Providenco which
directed me- you. Since he few days o. pre-
srrptlon my has improved, and almost o. one va
e.ycd very dcrrecd state Of feeling and an alros.
r be oase to an e,sic nd hopeful state OF mind WIS,
Dr. John No,t replied lis exp% snce has ben mine
90 r Ny catarrhal trouble very much better also,
nd Indeed altos ether ny heath good.
weighing some I've pound. than usual Tor aad more
,l,n eyer weighed bciorel
can bot hope hat may be re good fortune ofmsny with
like toab- fall IN the way Of the bonea Of your s snd
knowing how gres, lie fear omposou J. with no." whom
line ra nay Ike uy's h-se suffered By H. and eenss
wish sincerely tn. time ai aud comment you "a e''ae'
hng hsh and deserved position among ms 10 yoor prof.s-
D. beg tlerrorc that you viii not r. iae TO ricf 70 10,
!, II may De ofase also incloe herewith, Pros.or scs
reply 20 my c,ier Of iuqns,, which deem highly cFet,as.
TO you and sea importance 70 others, as Il has been 10 ne
Iv visit YOU again In the mean time believe me,
Youl,, very sincerely, T. l. CAC".S
Joliet IL. july Il, 1863.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-16

Tine prize steamship Ella and annie OF
Ch,gc..on. Acting pTilo. M.stcr W. BentieT arrived
stills port o. SATURDAY, n 80 hours from Wilmington
3; bound 10 Bgton. having put INTO this loit ior
rbor siew.s c,paIed on tie 9th i4st a' - oc.oeS
rr miro. north - Fort Fisher nrd three miles south Of
v..oaio.oarh Inlet by ;Lc T. S. eanboh NIPPON
ster or exciting chasc II 20 minutes during FA'ca
large namb.r u shots penetrated her s-'s INTO TIE
r..., s,loon. sac was comfl INDEED by capt honneau
and was Som nlrLgda. lourd 10 " i.l.leto-, - -
'th a cargo - aFrf. fnl r'rr c'oi'is- ir f7i"h-
.iid other c.u;rabnad good. Size hl' '.a' nee,
s.0rr.shlp built of iroa ald vas iHri.'fl! L i.A''
Uur'ef nivia0 between sew Orleans ah' 'Hl'e'
ION ifrr engines A.. about 40 morse pow ~ hhu
p err made - she Nor-an iron works ~ TINS
OTIS -le brings the former conirAnd'r. 'apt
T. i...r aaI Lfe oi tao csr" ns ptfo-,f.'
nt f,I-rr ,rp~e.rrs rI q7fi,ncron NJ Do treat
.f..tlc .....s.l irom or on .ors, aad COMMANDER
Ifntley of ttc p~..a sgcfs mach 10 r4sr ~ ne -
t.rmnrlg drpor mcnt q. 'api. .ionm. H. Inc iHi anu
R-..s . Cob tul. nH.t oi uaH, OBJ ~ iiAnftoA Dth ~
Chas Morgan. Iie following IS a list "a officers IN
cfrrcr 81 81" Qr.ye; --
,,. ,ar.t @lrr,ud.rhi A.f.rr rsisn j. j. ltfigln o'
ttr Nit.rn; 80 Aesffnt tu re'r rn c1nfsrh o. T. H'r
.-.v of fhe s,f .nd.sf, Aru 80 A1s4s' - i-.nrrt
3D. .i- Do ~ O.. r..ai Acting Masters Ai.r' 'has'
-...-.ai. q thr sisr-ntIff
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-16

~, v.la,, ~ contributions % iheir parish
o,eIa a,o f.' on ',' ~" an, , .yoa, siqcc II
iaYoii3o 10 t.e -, d., s,y.e "Yc.n. 90 -'rf, q;
i'nas,fae' M M1S ;'': ne Of 3. 5aiI md
80 S -, i lc, 10 icp h's been viii b, aaen
~ ~ rtii-h Cgy' 1921 90 ~ '''' V"'"'' 'P''
Tr.s!g..,s,. t..,t ...uol e,ii.,roou,. and
, be- 40 y, The ,.nsne4s OF Lord Russell to wound
mo -nsterbic, NJ Sswsri, OF whose eon'"e' he mas
IT, r ID, rrs snd pablo opinion nay 4, .np ,s, ,hs
4, r., e,i,ga ~ tc to,einmcf in Ia, r'r"tt,' w '
linn, ia maxim. ~,i ai cornie to be made;
,r,eJ j., rcara y Yatc irdyidneD on W" Lore
;,,t the a. Carr old ecq@"in,nce. wa'
NOS, ,our'ecnly n.y rr'sr ana mad eS S"a
n, ed Win him ,.e again di.cgs,d me "io' d nm.
n. ri,.iiirl a. ex;'uco o The evil .. riN','a' -
,4re,.nss. 81 Government DO the ia'i. ,,i,d. Of
,,,, in France ace no exchange either I'D ,he ;I ,ba
b oy.rc, or in bc popular continent. IN ,' ,h Con
4, d., ti,r;ta a, rot a.i.ions even 10 V' ,on
sd l,c.rt those supplied friend, m ~ f H.
we eonins very i're ,,' Frenc,nrn have really
e, m inc interest. Tie sympathy at ist 't ~, 1.
V,drfas been or."icl by in'm nr reople has
srreccca hu lively enough 10 prompt any 'c''O"' Nv
of ,bo fori. ana tie question, which arose er.
ci,, I'D interest bu' 'l' oo % now dH sWs, ,i,i.,ion
~ tor e Fe!,.al vessel trrashg' ca "f '''''''
into h. came docks have . r,yv'dH. . ..,, .o,re
.-,r ,s, Lr, boon npurtint rowrg"I ~ .'tt,,s pN'
v. 81 cucsons he inr.1sed e@rAcs ilo' , i,,,
t,,,ce and prts viii liiOg Toe riitai~ 0ti 'h' 4a.t
mint Us. h,ch r. now tie Olau o. me Munster ~ Z"
fr drew vet hanse, our too nnsu"c irhas VINO
=, IA m c iui.l. th' uckAy" sL'' .. Jul
., .ent nslis by franc' GA a'r " ." !hni. ,,
Tie Emporr J. now a. H,-iiH "Eeie e',l3 > Z, 49, W.
ui Frrieh royalty ro,s in i'DlDs W '.i,ils ianiiy
- I'D ~ ,gnler tisre oEi be bn'sA ior The A''
~" c- ,' r[, VII wi, be rirfrei to comp'isne
whore moro r.a ~ except ty n. avon. IT. - pr nee
! vi T..e..e ,le Aievi-s, leraia'., AZ "a
M4arin. trieste ID o'"e profa poe ~ 'i 40;
.om,lig bolrirv ou or ,,si.n entertain 40 'u. 10y :,
p,ror m 70 Aan rfs.," of DE situation. inc o5 49,
b. feared o.as tes ~iiiir~n lie 20 l1n.r pa. '' ~ -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-16
~ V,rgn-sr. NV. Yols, June IS le'.

nn ltearui1L- D.a, SIR iaAe pleasure IN 'esuShs "
Tie bs 30 and judgment you dspayeal 'D' CO..
INV a,osler who had been partially deal aeeo"p'n"' =
discharge from the ears, since ee'y miAi'y S'' =
thanks TO yous treatment e5l' to hear as We" a. 4,
,o ,.r. sinee she has been under your care n' ''
,e en "a a. good aal he sound Us the Day sn' '
's @. ). HOLLY.
ynu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-16
y. = nn,np ". Nrwnunaa. n Y. Dec. "a l.e.

T,l.d my WHO under Tie ol Dr. Ash'lnN '''
j., one ear Of nearly tr,e year, standing eeeonr'''
constant noises am happy to state that her hearing ~"
entirely rsst.I red and the noises removed. moe
New o,A who are DESTROYS OF further Information may
70 INV bo,her.inaa. Capt william Edwards o. NO. y
'"' '"' WI" - ~ f'' TaANc,s 00CLrE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-16
~. 7io Warm w.. INV yors June ) no!

No 40 WATER ST., Nxw ORR june > ''''
nr Lshthil has succeeded in completely 'e''o.n' ",
hearing. which MAS seriously impaired. ainoosn ''.'"~
10 app yin, TO him I tf,at,d by se'eIa. pA''"
without tine iras. benefit Any mrther h'''l"'.-
slouI Doc p'e.sed 90 reuicr application {" ne y "'
r,.ti.r,, No 1eds. rraollyu, H. D., or at my pc
NsL H. wATERBrRY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-16

pr T. g. IiGnrnuI--De4y So, It was with tie kinie's
,enss toward You and hop. DO service to Que wac
afflicted th., forward the nccscl documents TO yea;
To whom IL may am personally Acquainted WIN
tie which attended Dr. Lshh treatment in eas
OF discharge tie and chronic inlmniaen OF 10
,hroi, sui would be pleased give further information -
application. ". ID. W. VEINS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-16

DO hereby c,ry TIA; for he past Is months ny hearing
Ass been Affected considerable extent ani TIA, by
operation of Dr. Ls,hI have been restored ny ii
arms. s reside in Dc,r5i and intend leaving bone
soon those dcsrous Of knowing tie ycray Il his nay IN
q.ise Of M +. ). McAIthgl NJ. 80 Broadway
2. McTERNEY
New Yoik sept. ? 1858.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-16

nr. Li.imlAas Succeeded 90 restoring peso,t hs-.Is
ght which las been dra! ..rsore e, caused bys
cold A. COLI god lraye or New Orlean. few days.
hose who nay h make sas;h, ures may cal ny
brother Ar il. C. Potter no. % Readc.,'. Of sTee'er
f,xon Potter who viii be h,pry to give any n''rn,On
desired. q O. POTTER
C.pain and 4 Q. NJ Department, 81 the GsL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-16
How Supplies are Obtained for the Rebels
wAsBwcroy. Saturday, Nov. "a 1861.

WARRINGTON, saturday Nov ~ i'O'"
TIN following papers were among 'Ao as
oo..t,, &C. -cc,rt-v ,at4.roJ on rcari the blockade
ruouors =. Z. Lee. cc'n-tis and Nla and Annie OF
will. zion v C. They are important ani interest
my: SOC,
Ron. lrsT.vsoS n.vis-N. b,7f So ho' c.'lot r'''n!
imacae Gre We. s.a -Alp,e.s ',itA yoar 'i'. ~. s
and tie hopeful ,oce which Icvadc De relation 60 o-4 PAP
ID, s!-l. -, -. $50 e,-i H.
bon eli these 'ac'e are iHi, ro r'e1 ~ ny ''l,i "
time, ,,,.r gn3 t. ls my aprFelen,ion, i-a
,gU.i to tlc h.r0er yo-t e1r- nanosrs unon li'
or ae Of tie O., wei a' for Gre Ike Of 'ho,e
tl.s lore y"n, L. cssefii2 TINT H"l eIn' ' 'f 't-sN
't.,n.iH t's every III! ias eo.'"''o ~, 10 i ~, go,
have Josrus 70 iSe yoar place ga ie'l g i' ,n
$40. p'ace wctc -esdrfct veclt II n''es' 90 49,. -
h'' 70 = 'nlt u.e ~" -'o".1 ga D., tl-.,u
and that -hoos we.- soon ''. W. t% l' ,, ,r,e
IRON ,1e len" NJ. ~ !! y. '1. uT', i be, ,os
mnoa Yi'dD,'di 2.l ' . ioi Ia lin, lie Mn,
.nsu.aIiy ha'rri. ii' cd m'h o. He ,i1 ~. 80,
Bclr.o,-. .oei4 @ have .earurd no'Lms nha 'if''
J','- ' I.-v. which lc,e. down IN. ,s4d
81 .i s w. c-1.a a,4.,t p. s-ns With 20 as Mit. zoe
a isve % t,at fEc ~a" Cd foe wth pc" as
Eay -.el speik bite y .ni 49,, ~ ti .'r'
l'ors sn bocAsfc breakers orc swasrerlnr sn1is ron
DANCER WHO csii A"m,e'-s Co 'ceaie', u1. p! 'D1 G
Sv.f me heroic Virtue. OF orr home ,opu'l 49, torn
Iyy.ase
A. rtured to v"couns, w''h reference TO an n'
sct warranted IN =, bod ,ur in dispatch, especially since
p.l's - - a., - Z ga ... i,er l.f.aed ln DE-
,ateb - lin .er,,o-, vse only dated pan thcse forf
~ '
~ reference 20 ny 81 patch sud my letter % yonirH
ssW.-. IL y yea - liocfs heroes 10y Jgpife-one hai
aeorf.d Gle rr.. dissi sfel ss capy ~ si--"'i'd
T. ,1-, I'd a .e apc.-a Co tie co..c.rnec ~ .uepr
Th.. fnl would hav- r-o.asrd mos .aryy ei'c' lhe
All s1ss,'y a4l ~. he 20 rly, oie 20 e,.,nl oe
,csf .,a.u minister ard ir patience ~ 20 o4r-,4a
d. size -tI Z ~ 81 end
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-16

have been suffering for time with noise ~ ny ne@'
and deafness. usvns applied pr. Lighta. rave ea'
pleasure Ia sAyn, that he has completely relieved me- 70 t''
NOV, a hear 81. well a, ever and ana no. troubled with no
noise ia my head
may also mention tina, Young man named Henry Laws
,ayins w.h me- was also afflicted IN similar manner aoe p'
Ligutlll was equally succcssfal IN his case.
JOHN MURDOCH Ne. is' Falsop ''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-16
From the Rev. John Soit. ID. d..
PROFESSOR ~ UNION COLLEGE, SCHENECTADY.
NETWORK.

7 y
NETWORK.
fosDA. y. T., April - ls61
FL. CaGvry, esq-D,dr Sir received your litter of
Apr! >, today. have had from infancy very deaf
.sr and always dischargng or less osensye mat
ter This year both became diseased running vsy
narh, very offensive producing The greatest deoAy Of
body md depression Of spirits and my hearing impaired IN
tie h,i,.. iesree In .ach condion placed myself urdr
the care Of Or Lishih. n. has fully restored her
well ~ dfr-e. and the discharge have been removed AID
hs,e returned The stopping Il tie running h' ysnrs
the bid e., elasticity and yisor Of body and sow Of sYris
whe ny tia, stopping the discharge wsad prove
detrimental or dangerous.
esteem rather haze learned to esteem, Dr. Lhi Tor
h. was stranger Until bis patient gentleman
and su II science IL whom the b she confidence may 70
placed
~. ..., ,-,fy ION. MOTT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-16

fEN-l okk, AfrA TO- lN.
lit.e Dan inter Of mine la. been addicted with ioa5s
harc on h.h ear. 'he result OF scarlet H.
Lshh uudcr waose care PLACED her, h~s renewed 10 90
claTse Completely and improved hcr hearing
W. II. Ramon, Ne. Fine,L
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-16

an r1a1e sARy SHORT OF oAsH'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-16
New York. SEPT, ! 1903.

TIKI 3, certify The, have been troubled io tine
III partial deafness sni very unpleasant rigging sound in
The head which rendered conversation dcu, eIeer, in
ioud tone ~ voice take great pleasure in stating hat under
&c "a M aad painless treatment Of d. Lishth uy Tearing
hia b,ea restored aal tie singing sound IL tie hesdkas
Ceased
H. r. WANT with j. w NERSFREAU
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-16
JOHN MOTT.
Yolr very truly,

boy Of years old, who hsd been qoite hard Il
hearing FOR year has been completely Tesio oy Dr.
l. ghihi.l. AFTER short colrse o. treatment.
A. c. HEWLETT. Nc. Sc e;Aay
New York SEPT. 1903.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-16
n E A F N E 8 s,

CATARRH,
DISCHARGES FROM THE EAR.
NOISES IN THE HEAD.
AND ALL DISEASES OF TIE
EAR AND THROAT,
ExcLrsIvELr TREATED BIT
DIR. LIG II L II / l. l..
A,ho, Of "A Popular T,caii.e Deafness hr., os
Cs,srrh" &C.. &c., at bis Office
No. "a ST. MARKS PLACE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-16

THE EFFORTS 10 SEcrED WAR VESSELS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-16

TIE PL0TTV.GS WITH TRAAtE'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-16
NG.2E HEg.11L C3T..i,gs11S..'G NnNII;..,iG

TIC letters Ec.l1 CD tic cag,rTaa
EiookaGc-y.urnCIS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-16

,.i ,rd eiftcrs ~. 'rdrs foN endam'y not forgetting
the N'e' ''s G.. UlkkRp.
y evo,r t.o'cr li',s ne cGlerie lappy conception
~, .stcfarc aHd ,.iu To"otd
COW Of ,.ef l,in Tira L. Dorm Second Licu'ei an'
o, .c Rebc aray, cd ic janice l. Iiooe aorve
Al. bssna, dated ,,e,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-16

p. wYANT. with }. W. MERSEREAU.
No. WsIen,i.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-16
AZ EXPEDITIONS TO TIE PACIFIC.

articles oS Agreement Cor BLOCKADE
lsunning.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-10-30

Correspondercc st. Jossph tdo., Morning Hxald.
? FoRr BERrHoLD. Sept. Is, 1861 fear
that iny last winter troubles were nothing
to what they will be this coming winter.
l have heard nothing but Indian accounts
OF the inoveme nts Of the troops below this,
am! they are tli>conraging enough.
a few days after tile fight at or near
q innon Ball river, q party of eighteen
white men, one woman, young girl about
fourteen years old, and two children, were
'nassacred by the Yanctonnais and Eau.
Tux. The woman suffered horribly. having
been passed "HM Prairie, then dragged
by the neck until she became sense:e;..
when they would let her rest until she
would became partially recovered, WHEN
they w0ul re eat the operation; at last
they put an end to ti'eir diabolical pro-
ceilings by drivin, large pieces of wood
into her and firing arrows through her
person, until she died under the treatment
The young girl had to undergo the same
treatment. The children it is supposed
were thrown into the river.
The same Sioux have sent me word to
prepare, that they were determined to take
this place for the ammunition, as they are
nearly out.
At the present time there is boat with
some seventeen men, awaiting to hear some
positive news in regard to the Sioux be-
low this place, before pushing out for the
States. They are principally miners, and
from Iowa. l think they will remain here
all winter, which will be the best thing
they can do.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-10-30
Private Miles OsReil1y..The Pres
ident PardOUs u Poet.
From the New York Ferald 18th

From the New York FeraId 10Th.
Private Miles O'Reilly, 47th Regiment
New York Volunteers, having been par
done.l by the President for his breach of
decorum in publishing songs relative to
the joint naval and military operations
against Charleston, came to this city in the
Arago last week, having been given a
thirty days Through by General Gilmore,
at The end of which time he will proceed
to Washington, and report to the Presi-
dent for special duty.
Private y Reilly Is new staying at the
residence of his cousin, Mr. james o Reilly.
aate pr minen5 Democratic politician
III the Sixteenth Ward, who is atapYesent
employed i'll the Cti Inspectors Depart
ment. The military min>trel's lie;titli
seems to have suffered somewhat from
the RIGGS of his late confinement: on MOI
ris Island; but his spirit remain 81; high as
ever, and his letter of versiiied thanks
to Mr. Linco.n is one of tho most truly
humorous things we have seen for
many days. OF this production we
can give only one verSc-tl.e fir
-ORieIly saying that TIE balance
which treats literally of the Cabinet diff
cuties and tie ''>ucces>ion') cannot APP
pear until the President gives lis consent
t" lis publications, Private Miles declarin.
that he has had I,i, fall share of punish
ment for publishing rhymes without au-
tllority, and t at he is resolved never
knowingly to he caught in the same bad
scrape again. His letter to the President
begins:
Long life to you. Mistier Lincoln!
Ma, you die both late an aisy;
Al wiin you die wild the top Of aich toe
Turned uptO the roots of IL daisy,
My this he your epitaph matey wit:
Though thr:,itOrs abused him vilely.
He was honest and kindly. he loved u j ike,
An he pardOned Miles y Reilly"
The balance of this ditty we shall hope
to present to Our readers at an early day,
it being extremely improbable that Mr..
Lnc"ln will make himself a I'arty to Cap
tain Foxs desire to lave O'Reilly's light
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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-10-30
Terrible Accident at Troy, N. w..
Ten Persons Killed aud others
Wounded.

Terrible Accident at Troy, N. w..
Ten Persons Killed aud others
Wounded.
A sad accident occurred in Troy on the
10Th by the giving way Of the ba-k of a
sewer which was in course of construc-
ton on a principal street. The Times
says:
The first evidence of the disaster to those
above ground was q sharp report caused by the
Swapping of a brace and plank. Another gave
way. then another, followed by the dull roar
of the ground as it swallowed its victims.
McsSrs. Jacobs q Caswell, contractors for
building the sewer. who were both present,
Immediately set to work with all their force of
men and a host of volunteer hands, to rescue
the sufferers. One or two men who were near
the surface hoped out at once, uninjured.
Others were rescued by little digging; but
when crowd bad collected, and the painful
facts of the disaster were noised abroad, it was
found that fifteen men had been buried in the
land slide. and that, dead or living, they could
only be brought to the surface by painful, labs-
riOus toll. -
Mayor Van Alstyne took command Of the
constables and policemen who assembled
promptly, and by his efforts prevented . second
avalanche, from the anxiety and curiosity of
spectators. Soon head W brought to light,
and the man was found to be living. A drink
of water WINS given him and he was slowly un.
earthed. heavy rain storm began to full but
still the work went 0n-the colt earth rising
from the trench by shovels full, and every pos
rible effort making to rescue the men.
Up to 2 O'Clock none of the men who were
deeply buried had been rescued. John ShauSh-
messy, well known lab0rer, was reached, with
every prospect that he would be saved. He
reported that there were two men near him
dead. The bricklayers, on hearing the noise of
the accident, took refuge in the complete part
of the sewer, and made their way down to the
river. City surveyor Fuller was near the
trench and had to run for his life. Mr.. Aiken
was looking over the boards and estimates that
tuere were over twenty men at work. Jacobs
| & Caswclls foreman estimates the number at
fifteen. Of these only five or six are known to
have been saved. It is hoped that the siding
| formed q sort of roof that might protect them.