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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-12-25

SAVE YOUR MONEY
SAVE YOUR MONEY
SAVE YOUR MONEY
BUY YOUR GROCERIES AT
BUY YOUR GROCERIES AT
b. BUY YOUR GROCERIES AT
NJ. N. PAULLIN'S .,--.
M. N. PAULLIN'S
NJ. N. PAULLIN'S
PAULLIN SELLS KEROSENE AT 70 CTS
PAULLIN SELLS KEROSENE AT 70 CTS
PAULLIN SELLS COFFEE AT 35 CENTS
PAULLIN SELLS COFFEE AT 35 CENTS
PAULLIN SELLS SUGAR AT 124 CENTS
PAULLIN SELLS SUGAR AT 121 CENTS
PAULLIN SELLS CIDER AT 20 CENTS
PAULLIN SELLS NEW HAMS
|PAULLIN SELLS NEW HAMS
PAULLIN SELLS NEW DRIED BEEF
PAULLIN SELLS HONEY
PAULLIN, AT HIS NEW GROCERY NEXT
TO BURNETT'S BOOK STORE,
And opposite J. G Gordon, sells groceries
cheaper than any other store in town.
Paullin buys butter, eggs, poultry, &C., and
pays the highest price for it. daw
For THE CHRISTMAS HoL1DAYs.-S. A.
Drake & Co., at the popular cheap cash store,
164 Second street, opposite the State Bank,
have one of the largest and best assorted
stocks of Foreign and American fancy and
dress goods, hosiery, gloves and other arti-
cles usually found in such an establishment,
to be found in the city. Articles suitable and
appropriate for Christmas and New Years
gifts to wife or friend, combining the useful
with the ornamental may be found there. Our
farmer friends who may take occasion to visit
the city during the excellent sIeighing, for
the purpose of purchasing dry goods Of any
description whatever, should not fail to give
them call. The largest and best stock of
cloaks and shawls of every fashionable pat
tern and at various prices to be found in the
city is at brakes. All of the above goods
will be sold at small advance on Eastern
cost in order to reduce the stock. ..'
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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-12-25
BETTER THAN GOLD.

BETTER THAN GOLD.
BETTER THAN GOLD.
Flour at 1910 per 1OO,-
Flour at 1910 per 100, .,.
Flour at 1910 per 100, '.-
AT PAULLIN's CHEAP GROCERY,
AT PAULLIN's CHEAP GROCERY,
AT PAULL1N's CHEAP GROCERY,
Next door to Burnett's Book Store, where
you can get all kinds of groceries at my low
est figures. Call and see.
Dec. 3.-dawtf
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-12-25
= Muscatine, Dec. 49, till-dec-3lw1t

OvERxAN's FERRY.-Jack Indie, formerly
ferryman at Browns Ferry, has leased Over!
mans Ferry, and will be on hand night and
day to accommodate those who desire to cross
Cedar River. oct1-w3m
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-12-25

Coon FOR HEADAcHE.-Mr. Ephraim Black
mer, Mumford, N. Y, writes: "Mrs. S.. A.
Aliens Worlds Hair Restorer and Zylobal-
samum have stopped my hair from falling, as
well as relieved me of violent turns of head.
ache, with which have long been afflicted"
Sold by Druggists everywhere. Depot, 1913
Greenwich st., New York.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-12-25

TIMBER LAND AT AUCTION On Thursday,
Dec. 3lst, we shall sell at our store, III
Second street, Muscatine, at II o'clock, q
quarter section of timber land situated in ILL
nois, on the river, two miles above the city.
This land is well timbered and will be sold in
lots to suit purchasers, being laid out in lots
of five. ten, fifteen aud twenty acres. A plat
of the land and lots can be seen at our store.
The above property will be sold without re-
serve. Terms cash.
For further particulars apply to
GODDARD & PINKHAM.
Muscatine, Dec. 49, till-dec-3lw1t
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-12-25

~ G. A. Garrettson will close out bis en-
tire stock of Goods at cost, for the next
twenty days to come, consisting of all kinds of
dry goods, boots and shoes, hats and caps.
hosiery of all kinds; also $50 photograph
albums at cost for Christmas presents.
dec12d&wtjan1 G. A. GARRErTsoN.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-12-25

lALiFAAt DcCe 20.
The Asia. from Liverpool 18th and Queens
town 18th, has arrived here Her news is
not yet received.
Heenan's contusions are severe, bet no
bones broken. The bets exceed in amount
any ever made on any like occasion. Sayers
was one of Heenan's seconds.
1t is reported that the French Government
is preparing Pacific squadron to stop the
supply Of arms from California for Jarez.
The Saxon Contingent will enter Holsteen
Dec. 18th, and if resisted the Austria Prus-
sian reserves, $4,000 strong. will move to the
front. oe f
The Dresden and Nuremberg Chambers
adopted resolutions urging the occupation of
Holsteen against Danish pretensions.
Several victories by the Poles over Russian
troops have been confirmed.
A meeting of Japanese officials have de-
cided that there is no ground for war against
foreigners. 's ea.aR s
The Hill Tribes in India had risen against
British rule and had attacked Gen. Chamber
lain with great determination, but we're re-
pulsed. -@
: On the 10th the rebel steamer Psmpero
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-12-25
Tribune's Special.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 20.
A paragraph, ostensibly telegraphed from
Fortress Monroe, purports to give extracts
from Richmond papers of the 10th with re-
gard to the disabling of the Ironsides and
two of our monitors. 1t never came over the
wires from Fortress Monroe, nor has any
Richmond papers of the 10th been received
there. So Gen. Butler telegraphs tonight,
adding that he believes the whole story to be
q canard.
The Cincinnati and Philadelphia kilograms
about Longstreet are also pronounced here to
be inventions.
The New York herald., 1863-05-16
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &c.

LDERNEY CATTLE.-A FEW CHOICE THOROUGH
N bred Aderney Cattle and females. offered
for sale BY the subscriber At Fort Washington: n X
The New York herald., 1863-05-16

sPORT1NG.
A PILOTBoAT SCHOONER YACHT-oF ABOUT 100
"A toms for ale oemplstey furpisbed fast saer and
well adapted for trading the West Indies Gulf Of
NeIoo. ippls 70 MIDDLETON ARNOLD. - wan street.
L,oR sALE-rHRER SMALL BLACK AID TAN TER.
three small Scotch small bull
al Of the purest breed good sters bpsBrd,
bull terrier pup, one blAeh sad tan pup Cal a u hoose
vsl1 street, Grst koor. JOHN GRAZ
IroR sALE--rHK LARGEST, HANDsoMEsr PURRsT
IN bred Russian Bloodhound mouth old,
shs dis,smpcr; one 81 BERNARD seh Of he pnresi
bseed wegha It younds Also number very large krv
foundand Dogs and four Italian 0rsyh0unda Dos Of
Address No York street. from West
Broadway.
rroR sALE-THB LARGEST, HANDsowESr, HEsT
trained Sawfoantiand AMI 81 BERNARD Dor On the
country JET baak w-sbs 10 pounds kind chfr 80
great waich dog Appy for thrss days ner q
Foystond sr-st aud EisscntA avenue. IN ihe lsieD.
yACur roR sAfE-A yISE NODEsLRD YACHT.
i Iessth 81 fcct Ossn " u,g Pfsl-ty oi n'..l.n'
will be sod Tor half its cost, bf b. hob isAi %
escasnss Tor ca, boai. Alpy 70 hoeeFs fl 40 Watr
street
The New York herald., 1863-05-16

PosT oFFIcE NOTICE.

1)OSr OFFICE NorlCE.-rHs N Nils FOR rHE
United Kin do AMI the G,ntiaeni, ia Suscnss u
and liverpool pr steamer ErNA, and for the Gerna
stats VIA IA nbnrg fEU lONiA will cse AZ
IN once SATURDAY tho i0h day OF " IN ococs
A. NJ aad At toe uptown stations foiows:-Sttt ohs a
ana snd B i;is e s'stioasg snt sa)A A.; s~''n E'
ABRAM wAKEMAN. r. NJ.
The New York herald., 1863-05-16

WANTED-A NICE, SNUG WE'LL SHADED coUN
w Place, with good comfortable House and half
or an acre OF ground located on the margin OF Jersey
between Point aud North Bergen cost from $4,000
20 5000 Address Pr boz 2y6i New York Post Office sta
ting Iowest price.
The New York herald., 1863-05-16
DANCING AcADE MIS-.

gAuvAGgAus pANcfnG A,aDnHf. ID ~ ROY
n. pia~, n--ss.r ste.t-Ai Ne lash ouabr D'.lcs
IA leht In tNs,e ir-@oas fftrvs saeiH+
u ia.li.AI sss IadS dAacsss ana go hihE
40
The New York herald., 1863-05-16

81 day at o'clock 1t IA Canal 40 and second
hand Carpets. Brussels Three Ply and IngraIn marble
Tables SOFA Beds Lounges srdrobes Bookcascs rose
tag- Suits mahogany and Chairs king Glasses
Window Shades Curtains, Cutlery, Plated Ware, Fca
Rugs One Plano. six " gallons Of Brandy
marble
The New York herald., 1863-05-16

7 BOGART, AUCTIONEER-BY s. & J. BO1ARr-
81 day (Saurday) lO clock the auction rooms
No North William street 9useold Furniture. cons,lng
Easy Chairs mahogany Baokcasr Lawycrs
Writing Desk Parlor Chairs Mirrors Lace
Curtains Paintings Engravings mahogany Hatstands oak
Extension Dining Tables Bareaus washstanda mahoSauy
Beds and Pillows cocxs Guitars. voiins Shoe Case and
Kitchen Furniture. Also
One Washington Hand Press.
One lar Ell bnssing Prcss
Printing Materials, &c. Also.
at l2 O'Clock large OF superior Velvet Brus
seis, Threc- ~ and Ingram Carpets.
Also lot OF Butchers Fxtures
The New York herald., 1863-05-16
A UCTION SALE or
"A MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
ELEGANT YOUR HOUND CORNER ROSEWOOD PA
RICH CUT GLASS CHINA AND SILVER WARE,
win take place this day,
Saturday, May ID,
At the four story rcsidenco,
iI6 West Eighth street.
At the four story residence,
ll6 West Eighth street,

BetWecn F1fth SIXth hvtHIbh
Sale commencing at l0js O'Clock precisely.
ROTH, auctioneer. would call the attention OF parties
I'm want OF first class Furniture the sale which
prise the beautiful Paror Chamber and Dining Room
auction this oxtraor
opportunity for OF two beautiful
solid Paror Suits. covered In French brccate
very richly frames made the expressy
Centre and Pier Trbcs Etgeres with
mirror Turkish Easy Lhairs and lounges
SILK Corner and Book Stands broLzs
2 day Clock, rich China aud Paran Vases Pailor Orna
ments elegant Brocate Lace Curtains fine coecdon
Oil Paintings Ensrsvings large Mirrors Chandeliers &C.
STOOL AND COVER COST $780,
An elegant Instrument with round beaut,.
fully carved legs and all modern improvements
strung full iron French action f octave.
CHAMBERS AND DINING ROOMS.
Two solid black walnut Suits covered with French and
sat delane rosewood Bedseads, Bureaus, Washsands
Spring and Hair Mattresses Lounges Rockers Ghairs
Buffet rich French China Set Ruby Cut and Engraved
Carafes, Decanters Goblets, Tumblcrs, Champagnes.
Wines Casters Tea and Table Spoons Forks and Ivory
Cutlery N. B-cash deposits viii be required o; every
purchaser Furniture will be In attendance to
cart. pack or ship goods for purchasers.
The New York herald., 1863-05-16
HEORRIS WILKINS. AUCTIONEER.
I1 EXECUTORS' SALE OF MODERN AND ANCIENT
ORIGINAL OIL , ,rAISTINGs, FINE PROOF

M ExKCUTORS SALE OF MODERN AND ANCIENT
ORIGINAL OIL PAINTINGS, FINE PROOF
kNCRAvINuS, sfATUAKY, so
e II. LUDLOW CO will sell ut auction on Thursday
and Friday May % and - et " 0'cloes each
nlns No 59t broadway second noor adjoining the Me-
topoan Hotel by order OF the executors OF the late Alfred
His entire Gallery OF Original On Paintings Of Brsh and
American Proof Engra yings Dsemper Draw
Colored Paintings and Btatuary removed Tor
mis- late gallery In Brooklyn, and
purchased direct from the artists themselves among
which Will be .oand an undosbted original OF -
THOMAS SIDNEY COOPER, A. r. A.
Three Specimens OF the elder ~.-...
-Four beautiful Landscapes by -
0"'' ''' - BRoDIE.
Several by -
One splendid specimen, Flock OF sheep. by ono,,
In all about 10 splendid specimens Of Of different Br
Paintings OF the Continental school,
One Pointing. by Leutze. The Burning Of tho Wheat
formerly In the collection OF the late o. Lerpp
together with several small size Paintings OF the "od
SMALL MARBLE srATUEs-Guardian Angel, st. Cc
cells, Hand, basso relieve o. Faith.
2lst inst dly until sale. aud Monday Tuesday and
Wednesday previous the sale, from A. NJ to p NJ
Cataogs be hal applics o. on aud after Thurs
o"S '''' '"''' ~ '"' ' I. LUDLOW CO.,
No. Pin sect. near broadway.
The New York herald., 1863-05-16

SALES AT AUCTION.
M yANDERPooL & 90, AucTIoEEsRs-
p REMPTORY SALE OF
NAGNIFlcENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
Paintings Statuary, Bronzes Vases.
Piano orte. Drawing Room Sn's Mirrors.

A M VANDEarRuEymPT rRuEymPToRY SALE OF
nm.lSs isoo~ aa,s Mir.Gfs .a,
=, hs elegant 1sSeass Sss cay w sssh
f and ROM
consists Of carved Eassres %arse tops & ana
f s o Drawing Eo% as ss Bsss :.s
Chair cared rosewoo frames overed color
Sd s esSssss q s 1 ss's
pse s ana %
perb res and Dresden China Vases richly & dscoss
Lay airs Bronze Clock runs one month; on PAINTINGS
D, Rousseau. lnman Huntington, Cole ana other eminent
MAoNEIoEST SEVEN Octave 3Is s.,,,.
Music Rack rosewood stool covered IN brocade ennrodered
ocsS Sra.. Stair Carpets o6saIs5s ssiNpd siy sS 40
snS TO s
Toilet Tables shaving s,Sas BOOK stands cosch nr
her eds Bolsiers and oys sankss y hes,. .
Tcn nnins Rism Furniture Of every kind aso Kitchen
Utensils, &C. Cash deposits will be required Of every pur
A ooiioN NoiiIITIy POSITIVE SALE OF A0o
MAGNIyIGESI IN fyhNIrgRE aNTE
SHEE oT hYsfT Sisx SSP oakfE2s s
h Az rs s u Sos street.
81 ss tn.
% 6 ss % Ss s X Il oa o
sssa Offering eats e purchsssrs Elegant
rosewood seven octave with al modern
s% seo san man
: S1Sp reps.
o fal
In hne rosewood Centre Sofa and Pier Ta6es; richly
cared sadsesds. Ws:hs!ands Sofa BEDS
excellent ss ' eonG's'oS ''f The Dining
ne $ OAK Voy ana Silver Cnery Forss
The New York herald., 1863-05-16
c0 AOO THREE THOUSAND DOLLARS RE

STOLEN, FROM THH IRON SAFE OF THE BROOK.
the following named Bonts and sccuritie--
Twenty Bonds Of Hannibal and ST. Joseph Railroad
Company Seven Cent Mortgage Bonds socured By snd
each SIjD Numbers 6i Inclusive, with their cou
pom b0ads All asssd April y iSss
The following Bond. Of ihs Chicago aad Eor,Awssssrn
sH.ssn sis, snins fund Bonds tsoms ,es,asrsS num-
NoG ss $40 s ioo i,ls I.i7o LIN, ieoi saeh sL0oo
4. 81 I'd tSc. asS........ .............. . 80
Also eishs tS ~ Funded interest coupon Bonds
Number; III IA ,A iM ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. lS
!. eSe $....'.'.''.'..'.''''.'"''..'.. :. ~
Also. twenty .sii iiij Yi.i Nonsss: Bands;
Numbers s17l, I, 100, q 10 LII, ca s,17S, ANl
AHS A27e. ATT. S.L6 Isl, Era
ss1 ssiA ssAa.. each si23 21
Also. three 80 second horsAss Bonds, num-
Also, one % United siA,es sr cent bond, -.
Also Bond No i& sl.5 Sir,, Mors.s. New Albany
and saism Railroad Company WITH 10 per cent inssress
AIso, Bond and Mortgage Of oso6 n. Dormss. Ass OF
Xiss ssnrss fSe above reward win bs pAld for
The public osaioasd asanr sssosisus
Hs~ioss. Aprn a. isa
The New York herald., 1863-07-20
The Case or Captain Duny.
va Tttv .nJTnu nm rur upRAtp

In your statement OF tho dunculiy connected with the
arrest Of Bernard Hughes which appears 10 yesterday
mornings HERALD, bcg leave to state that tho whole
matter h misrcprseensed.
Mr.. Hughes who is prominent and influential citizen
OF Brooklyn and myself met at Telmoncos saturday
afternoon and the OF conversation relating TO
the fearful outbreak Of the past week difference OF
opinion sprung up. the course Of which Mr.. Hughes
used language which calculated 70 cite "a acts
OF violence but, think. without any malicious Intent
placed Mr. Hugh. under arrest and he BROUGHT 10
the police headquarters where after an examination hc
discharged
Here the whole matter ended AZ the Hrraip's state.
meht Is calculated 70 do the parties concerned Injustice,
and the officers of law and order have enough 10 do
besides contradicting newspaper statements, yon
will do favor by publishing this explanation re.
man, yours, respectfully, captnin .iOHS lifFY.
Provost MARSHAL tillh nsriet, Ncw York.
The New York herald., 1863-07-20

The Mayor and Council Of Poughkeepsie, fearing arb, took
precautionary measures against u, and SIX hundred
armed volunteer white otzcns resolved to sqaech tho
very nrst towards riot. whether proeeodiog
from the blacks or the whites All passed m quietly ani
well Res lutions adopted 70 raise legion of BLACK
soldiers Tho State s TO be thoroughly eanyassoi by
Districts and enrolmentH 20 be made AZ once. nani
festo and patriotic resolutions, defining the duty ~
back men In this crisis expressing their hopes for III,
future aud pcdging tho entire oofed population 70 ~.
cause of tho government, drawn up anh presented
by lr. Y B Randolph, Of Utca and unanimously adopted
by the Convention ~ pleased the Convention win
this manifesto that they appointed lts author President
OF the state Central Committee having supervision of io
whole movement nnt the legion goes down south To pay
It's respects 10 Dixie duly mustered into service. whn
resolved 10 stand by tho government through all lts
Irris Tho Executive ~ their choosing Intends tn
show tho country that black loyal and true abf
that they ready TO do their part towards restoring
The union trusting In God aud tho nations honor 10 do
them justice.
The New York herald., 1863-07-20

cumstances OF the day naturally appointed- Blessed
are the peacemakers for they shall be called the children
OF God" This implied another text (although not writ
ten "Cursed be the peace breakers for they shall be
called the children of the devil" II was great conson
cover-and he watched 1t with very painful interest
disturbances; and, although the workmcn by vio
lence compelled leave their shops they went quickly
as possible to their homes and rernaned there The most
ingenious devices failed excite them Several geDteey
way OF danger, wasted their eoquence the several
groups on the stoops and various efforts made 10
arouse the people into frantic acts OF popu'r disturbance
lie referred to man riding In WAGON behind very line
embraced and caresed at the same time crying out with
n loud voice, "No. my denr child, they can't sena-
rate pana from you rct 5000" Rrt even this
gentleman failed get q recruit As another evidence of
the wness the people belonging the Catholic church
who had IN his district violated the law he had been
called to see only two pcrs ms who were Injured IN rhe
troubles OF the past week-one little. Innocent boy
who had been shot In the shoulder living Thirty
ond street. the o'her was man who Ind been shot on
Eighth He thanked God for tho fact but still
felt IL his duty u cautsn them for the future The evil
spirit was not dead but simply sleeping The gentcel
gentleman, Including the gentleman with the baby In
his arms, were stl abroad and they would the effect
OF their evil Influences apa'n upon tho community
The reverend gentleman cautioned his hearers against
oil rIoous proceedings and feAcitous lu.tra
tons with ri to the murders cf negroes tho 'late
riots Tie condemned a assaults harmless no'cn-
eve people. said that bad used the negro
should be exterminated9 II this devil unclaimed
with view Of getting rii OF "bad law the plan woud
fail for the rue of mob dre1ded hy all well dis
rosed next to tho rule OF heH Itself No person
should conntensnce thieving by their silence and II any
Of The congregation living ina tenement house. knew
Of his neiehbor having stolen properly in his room he
should not only disassociato hmsclf and his children
from him and his family but tell him the and
warn him 10 return the property
The New York herald., 1863-07-20
The Operations Of Rear Admiral Fsr-
ragos.

wDlrsq1os. Iuiy ~ lt41.
Pear J~inrai Fnragrt. a report " tbe Navy -
partn~Ht daud 10Th usi states - have ibe l0baf "
inform tbs gossrnmstt bat have Iast HsesSo
IN tbe IN mat received . note frum .ynrnatasr
Palmer = us Hartford stating The sasboai Price ta1
nrir ~ firm yesssurg 9Th bsarer = eestaichss "
Gepersi fsnkr, announcing To sarrsptsr n yesstqrw
18th tveBy ssven lossaEf tr'sos~rs I'D bssaf,d
a0d ,wes,y s.xht hsd grrsa aad hsary ggas rfon
esiyng ~ sisscpos Cesfai fAsss proposed 70 rs
bon In nrng saisis u husdros sassas f1 4 ts<
Being called d0-n to rlre W tne~s-ass
nai The fsrsns sr.eihs baiLt,ss on
the rvcv 70 cut ~ GsrsrA na.ss r1tfges {
prs-ssisd y rs.sdsayms BAUa Hass sGi
found a. 1tnr usnsg.rt With Ds'e u se.t~ie,..
Geusfa tpory, on.iaafdnz ~ sstet,es- = ssw U,ssps
snnour.ior 70 him TIE fal = vekbrs sen TO- lats
70 ooavoy tor bot ny .sy - ~, ~ yogrsa sahss
sai ss- Losaoo. ioh rs'ssf 80 lssi tsis f.m sHs
III" ba,isfiss asd has u 80 cenmab4s, - y ~As
usgftsiy rasrssi vei fEifhf u - a1 ..rb1 rss1tfy
ogai have better siaf.l 80 - r.sa itasr 7ftsaS
= him pr.ssaSeasi - msn baitse A. -. - rs'y
bessi u better o-esr 40 assra tHs sfrst s~S
bin V ,bs navy sba v hs eetvy u@rtsit ttsss' "a.
sso board tse xsnltsslsia = - ssr ~ = go
conmsrd = ,bs relasess Hs ~eafsss ~ 'nsa $40
stp
Tho rni,ss states rantosl b.~s. recently eafivsA
tn ~tcxef nriar vth hss&fet anf sessniy bssss
" oottoa
The New York herald., 1863-07-20
have hoard with regret of tho expressions made by

have hoard with regret of tho expressions made by
men claiming DO gentlemen. having property and In
huence who have privately chuckod the merciless
massacre ef unonendng negroes.
Not o these would dare 10 expose hs precious
person la any of the murderoua exploits he praises.
And now let say 20 the men who have been or
mean TO DO engaged IN riot.-Why should expose
yourselves To all the danger ami the who sci you
on keep out OF ~ tell you, deludcd fellow citizens,
that not of the scbemng demsgogues Who urge you
To the peru they intend ~ encountsrnot Of
them will consent 10 act With you you.
Try IL Go TO any u the men who applaud your course
pretend TO he ends and you Will ni that they
don't dare 10 0ghL for your opni1as as you do.
datest murderers, houHebnrpors aud thieves. 70.
gard ueher with honor but have more respect fo the
deems unjust oppressive than for the miserable sneaks
wh carry out their OPINIONS 10 promote their views
skuk IN the while they expose tber foolish but oour
agcous dupes In the front.
The tcoIle Of New York viii ind out that the way 10
avoid injustice s not W court or follow the directions OF
political rings oiques but " rely upon tho assist
OF those who like myself. mean that country
shall continue 10 and injustice be done To any
OF her citizens
do not anmire the provision In tne Conscrpt law
generally called the three hurired dollar clause but
viii obey tho law will pay this amount for any four
Of family whose beng good arc yet so
risher would more. win also do all ~ my power
u have ths right 10 draft tested before the Judiciary
constitutional question nut beg and implorc the brave
but msed men who are willing ~ hght for their princi
pies not to let thcmscves he uEed by political sneaks,
who don't how many houses burned or lives
sacrificed II their sclscmes he promoted con
sstently with their personal safety. JAS. T. BRADY.
The New York herald., 1863-07-20
AMnira In YOrkYilla.

Everything very quiet in Yorkvic yesterday and
the various churches well attended. PORTION Of
the soldiers stationed marched lhc Mctho
dist and other ohcbcs neatly attrcd and very
tentivo during the entire service.
TOO much preise cannot be awarded 10 tho direren.
nre oonpsnes locnicd In Yoskvie for tho constant do
their duty and tho unaterng PEAL which they
hbited during the iote troubles in their Districts Tho
conauies EnyiDc No. 10 Engine No. 4S H~e No. ~
and HOOK and Ladder No 10 Tho York; lie hrcmen
been noted for the gallant conduct sd rromptnes'
which they have shown ~ irc and when II II
the of their districts aud the roads which
they have pass much cannot be said In thc
praise.