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Is PHRENoLoCY TRUE2 Yes, when based u
PHYSIOLOGY and "a means o. reading character and ea
lag life pursuits may be made most useiuL foNl'"
WELLS, SC. J0S Broadway.
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We cheerfully call attention to the announcement
of tho Rev. Mr. Aosheys lecture thi, evening Plymouth
Church. Brooklyn His sufehngs in the South ene bin to
the sy pa.by and support OF ell loyal people.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-13

The German Liederkranz will give their second
grand subscription concert Friday evening at living
Hall
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LECTURE ON LORD BAcoS.-Henry l.. Kinney
will deliver lecture the Life. Times Writings end
Photophy of Lord Bacon" at the Historical Library TO-
morrow evening.
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NINE. DEMoRFsTs beautiful lrst-pr,inium
Running Stitch SKwING.Ma cuSg IL is mavssu,y srs
ard ell lent and beautiful holidsy Present Sent W..
express charges n receipt o. 70 NINE bASO"F''"
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Wendell Phillips will say "Amen to the Proc.
amati'n" at the Cooper Institute on Wednesday evening"
Ian.
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SEALER OF WEIGHTS AND MgAsUREs.-The Office
Of the City Sealsr ha, been removed from No Isl Ninth
street l66 Third We call attention the advert ,e
mani
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-13

FIFTH WARD REPUBLICAN, AssocnrIoS.-At
the Annual Meeting last evening, Thomas Outws,er
elected President; William H. Gibson Vice Presidents Wm
A. Symes and Andrew j. Moore Secretaresi james w. Tut
hill, Treasurer.
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LATE SOUTHERN NEWS,
The Effect of Rebellion and Secession.
Graphic Picture of Richmond Life.
THE EMANCIPATION PROCLAMATION.
A Startling Crime and Stupid Blunder'
THE UNION RAID TO THE WHITE HOUSE.
From Vicksburg and Murfreesboro
Graphic Picture of Richmond Life
THE EMANCIPATION PROCLAMATION.
A Startling Crime and Stupid Blunder'
THE UNION RAID TO THE WHITE HOUSE
From Vicksburg and Murfreesboro

From Tbs Richmond Eraminer. Jan. 9.
VERY REMARKABLE SOUTHERN EDITORIAL
VIVID PICTURE OF THE EFFECTS OF Secs
SION, AND BEAUTIES OF LIFE IN RICHMOND,
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' DISGUSTING CONDITION OF SOUTH SrREEr.-A
correspondent calls the horrible condition Of
South street, In the vicinity Of the Jsnessip Ferry. DE
that the mud almost ntoersbe and that baggage ana
express wagons allowed to stand upon the cro"sif
while pedestrians compelled to wade through the sccamu
Atng 9Th Of Msy not hope to zee the causes
for complaint iulmed istely removed.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-13

BULLS HEAD, Monday, Jan. 1.-Ihe drovers
are Jolly again. There Is another advance in the beecae
equal to about head average upon dISves Of good
fair medium qnay Western Steers, Of to 'ewt The
era selling price of such cattle Is 7id9lc y net The low
est price OF thin and rough osep 7c y ret and Of
hr.t quality 9dl0c y n and extras high lie
n ne sellers sinking otl At these prices tie trade has
been lively Of the estimates Of weight have been
liberal generally supposed when the market opened
hi. morning there would be 500 head SOLE
bat the arrival of train by the Erie Road and
terne made about 1900 head and Of
better average quality than have In the yards
week within six months There very lots
from the West which will be properly noticed in tie report
II sale. tomorrow Quite large portion OF the whole num-
few mean ones the average will be high both in weight and
price Geo has bought 900 OIL Government account
OF better quality usual and better than
tractor could furnish because he and his ssant David
Reid both good judges and pay close scuton to their
puchas which will cost nearly 6ic u ID net this week.
This regular weekly demsnd for Government account
the interests Of che drover much From the i'm
pe,us Of these weeks advancing prices shall look for
crowd of boocks week II not prevented by storms
which sy reasonably be looked for alter such spell Of
Summer ike weather the last few days Yesterday and
like October than January. The hos market
ded this week, and prices have upward ten
dency. The top price Is called &c. pound live weight;
but have been sod higher The sheep market
I. full aud prices quite equal TO last report but not as high
they tho latter par. Of las. week Full particulars TO-
mcnOw
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LATE SOUTHERN NEWS.

The Effect of Rebellion and Secession
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because there wgB no redundancy Of currency. Our
soldiers in the field should be paid. They cannot be
expected to perform their duty cheeruy while they
know their families are almost starving for the
means of living. Imperative necessity requires that
PAYMENT to them shodli be no longer delayed. Ii
the Secretary cannot raise the bonds other
authority should be given him to meet the liabilities.
Our perils are two-fold compared TO those OF last
year. He then examined into tho financial CONDITION,
showing that eleven hundred aud seventeen millions
were required for the current service. lie argued
10 snow that the money required could not be OBJ
tanned by loan and hence the necessity OF passing
the bill! reported from the Committee VI Ways anu
" ans now under consideration. The only
hope Of ultimate success in any financial
scheme was in military success IA from
tho Southern declarations the war mus, 60 on.
Tie Rebels must he whipped before they would
compromise or surrender The war would continue
for many years unless more determination was ex-
hibited Oh the part OF the people OF the Northern
States. We Lad not been more successful because
We needed more determination, discipline, and unity
OF action. We must frat of all crush the Rebel
forces before we can hope for peace. II We cannot
achieve victories over the Rebel armies all is lost,
because the Southern Confederacy depends on force
to sustain il. No compromise could be made.
Mr.. THOMAS Rep, Mass inquired whether the
gentleman believed that the policy pursued by this
uouse-whether succetsful or uusuCoessiul-by
winch the inhabitants Of the seeded States are oe-
prived Of every right under the Constitution, is
expected 10 succeed.
Mr. SPAULDlNG believed the majority of the
House understood what their duty MAS, aud would
choerlully perform II.
Mr.. THOMAS had no doubt OF that. and he fur
her inquired whether lie thought the pOicy pursued
here would succeed.
Mr.. SPAULDlNG would turn the gentleman
over 10 bis friend, audlng TO MIR. Bingham.
Ir. BINGHAM (iep, Ohlo) asked Mr.. Thomas
ghcher men with arms in their hands, aud arrayed
against the Government hadsany rights under the
Constitution they repudiated
Mr.. THOMAS SAID the Conliscation law affected
not only men III arus but other inhabitants. That
act had only the form and no. the substance of law
d colloquy took place between these TWO gentle
men, daring which AIR. BINGHAM saJ it was tie
duty OF the Government not only TO stnp the Rebels
of their property, but 10 take their lives
hr. THOMAS said that was moi the point.
Mr.. BINGHAM said Il was his own, though and
he held IL TO be the duty OF the Government thus to
deal with traitors and their abettors, both North
and South. Applause
Tue COMMITTEE rOre, and THO House adjourned,
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Ammsements.
s,hhNVM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM.
"" CONTINUED EXCITEMENT
THE SIOUX AND WINNERAGO

RARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
n" CoHIlNUED EXCITEMENT.
ItdE SIOUX AND WINNEBAGO
INDIAN CHIEFS.
INDIAN CHIEFS,
INDIAN CHIEFS.
WARRIORS AND SllLAWS.
ere Ing Thousands upon thousands dy tue Museum
TGsys :' WILD - 'Ts curtpncN cy TIE po,vsr
Tue WARLIKE TRIES
sTsA 6Fksf SGiENb5 o.. lbs WHifis.
1lsy >. add specimens of ts respectre tribes end
: ''' 4hE ihJI Y ~ j + lis S.FIsE WILDs.
'd '"''''' yXos < :S1 rE ii,!'i i1bI4x 5I LIFE,
" 's,E Ti,ER SiGvrHMs II qlER NATIVE wrLps.
They - aition EVERY DA z and EVENING, .ad
Il u pnRiNS eis ''i EGc &c 'ba2MATic ENrEnTATNmENT
st,s sslacon from TIE following Characteristic repre- ,ents
RECTUIITNO DANCE, vita Song Ct Persuas.'s, and Ps-
.ria,.r speech by Bir Wine'a,o.
WAR DANCE, Win song )f ihc War Trail
SCALP DANCE, With Song Of tictory
corn DANGE with cong Of IhaaS.I,iT'ns =, ri1s :, ,v,,
UUNTlNG DANCE win Song II Lac Chase
indians being tIe gr-a,s. gs,aolors in I.e world
"' " ~ XIV MJSsIIn. ryTHoH,
'''' THE iiiIs' L4RGhsr Oh TIE SNAKE SPECIES
'''' o., OK THE NORTH ANrRIcAY CONTINENT.
THr LIGHTNING CALCULATOR,
A DOM cIC CAT NURSING TWO MlNK9.
The GRAND LDUAHIA, Loan 4 Seal Sei Lion, Mon
so Bear Living 'condas, w tilntr., &c.
ia addition to {. ~, lnparallo'' q st'srctions,
IuE sU.iNtt Df MAfiC COMPANY,
rnder .hs dreciyuSl lf fot Ilaf .nd aleugei soio.
I N. tLNIht.
SYLVESTER tLEFCkER, Staso Manner,
Of sush talented Af N. LfNICK Mr. j.
LRlpJMAE. Mrs, 3 J. rElQR NJ FRANCE. Mi,a JEN-
ME WALTERS Mlc. LOUIfE, Sc &c. 1--WE
SPLENDID DRAMATIC PLRFORSiANCES
EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING,
at and q ocl0Ck, consisting the
NEaT AlUsIHG CosEDT.
WIFE FOR HALF an HOUR
sud .hs
IaUGHsB Bib FARCE,
ONLY a = J. = n Y. -
LDulSs
N4sinr the b. au-- tiumrnt 10 be .cund N tie
cy az e,i fer - ccfl, Children gAirs ten, > oeus
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Gtalfs, Nc.

DROWN's STANDAR SCALES.
ID ESTABLIShrD 20 YEARS
Adapted 10 every branch Of buness where eorrtt md
durabis SCALE Is required.
SCALES for RAILROADS., COAL aud RAY do.lers.
SCALES ior PROVISION, GRAIN aud IRON y,ealsss
SCALES for OROCEkS DRUGGISTS and Cv lfcIieuesA
Counter Portable, Platform, Dormant Scales Sc
Wei,lnastcr, Beams. Frames and AppsTatos
SCALES aduscd to suit Foreign StlndS d. all Of WHICH
warranted IN every particular. at Whole1 and Retail
K. GROWN tsucce.ort J. L. Brew'l Manufactures,
NJ barclay H. wv o.te A'!eS hsase
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professional Notices.

NIlARLES S. SPENCER, Attorney ana
" Counselor nt Law Proctor and Advocate ia u y CONT
No a39 Broadwey, hcw-forh Resideuce-so. ~ Lon'oi
Terrace, Wet 2idst tbctween 9TH ani lWh'sv'I
DR. CORNELL, late of Boston, who ha,
cured 800 of Epilepsy aud other nervous olon'
d,ea rs ~li be at the of d. Palmer surgeon hr
10 Clinton iisll, As'orplscs Newfork 1uVESpAN
sept. }, ~ prescribe tot Pa.ieus.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-01

\ LRMlLYE g. Co,
EANEERS, W. 81 WALL-ST.
~ continue TO fuIu,h
Is. llNE-TWENTY BONDS
.aut s, E. 4c5 by Covemmers &c ~. -na Interest.
...1l..k ksta CITY BANkS .>,,.v- ! IN payment.
INTEREST O, Bon Is {. e'ri.gcsee ~ = Geps;.
cONsG }NILY on HAND Cor So + at market rate:
e 8 ~ Cent Coar1n POND. ol I
s. CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS, interest
-. 81 GoLo.
Z s.. CERTIFICATES Or INDEBTEDNESS, interest
rv,t i1 CvarTNcT.
S..EN-TalRTY TREASURY NOTES.
NI.ItAllLHE & Co.
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-iHE ALHAMBRA PAVILION

THH CHILDREN Of THE DESERT
.th o. eppos.o tuc A-alcny of Au-.c.
ORASD OPE&l%G HiGHT
THIS ENhNING
Ihis ecsnl, ard s. p,cous -
rakgR THOUSAND PERsONs
has br oroc.ed -lcat outlay for the Ipose o. -tro
..o.l ,4s pubic Of the g.eis aid unEi'aei
c,mPaay of ,,r,>,.,,, ,,.,,
Veys n nimhe- who Lsgr crested r gresiss elerlen. In
PARIS AtD bo-DON. -
Their sro Ali ABD tLl,A u, HASH ALl'l' MEs-
SOk y. MANoNEI, h3SOS, HASH bkAHAN, AfFtD
aLN CDDiN. MDHANLV. DE-u.NNJNt bEtIEA DEa
IlAesAN, HASH AssON AL MEAaMLl LALI.
wonIfou. bad CT Gsarrr ~. tas H"asrt we're sem
fom soua " trincG SApJson snd rr rpPesTed ~ Tire
lAIEKlAL HllfODKDlif. Ii.is. w..er tnry -
Tie zane .ucces. s'teiIed t.G ia Loll.n whore tsey
az lsea IsqueE.y before Nesa 's.osa II tAa i'oy
IAcy viii tprc.r AFTERNOON kED EVENING. sup
FCt fsrhfAN E:TgPT NNMEST.
In which TIE act e.iacnt sss of Europe al Areiic;
DiZzLISG ARRAY.
lnculn. ths rsEowa ed farisisn oyunst
u. Nfk..LLl.-,
CIRQUE NAPOLEON PARIS ~
40 Bssiiers TALI.lE.'s, ERs. HALlOUE asd SON. ssd
Mr.. JANIS tOD.E,
tie ce,sbrAed Corr. Jsss. Al gf1at t.yal OF e.
WALLET. ItIk SHAhl.SPtalliAE CLOWN,
Adu.,on % cc5i, re.crvel sea- ~ cr-. cae" .Atts
Adn,on B 40 nfltrasOa " o. .Its y! iao F-sAVH' -
esni'. Children. IS ceu,s.
Doors ope. Al 4hI y L.
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Ioa....aio E-iosi c.4lsy I'e--.s.s,1' = c';.e'

Icas...nic LaiI1ai C..lIII!, IIe.Iu.cfl Ui-l,t
Ls..ss.esl Co-r, Aug. q. -
DTYiDINp No. ii.-IDe .i,@.u G.. D.ree-
ilrf. D-IaHs 4..s..re .t..e .. .o.cr, 81. II. ~
!. t.s.atE4REu tAII.hL sac Go. Ily..c oa tie ,,0
Iost %. A SO si'-.i- t-' % 81. 81 - '. -'' 49,
4. g., d.r %: Ar-.4., li-..
II D,.il- . on S,,s o. tas Vcw-Yo's books payable IT
" f.f"Nt Stfs L 4 -. .u. 81 ..s -c On
r.. Ns..s a. s,.,s. i. l.. IELI-h BROS, and on
.-.f o..sv-i .- ,...ea .om u.s l,s. i,s: to lie
IL HOMO lo.h u :. ..r-st. .. ~
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Gxeursions.

NXCURSIONS to CONEI lSLAND.-Tha
~ c,,sof tLe COMFY ISLAND and BROOKLYN RAIL
ROAD COMPANY ran every sx minutes nom Fulton aad
ruharne Forros Brooklyn connecting at Gay lac with
or Greenfield Gavesend, Sheopsnead Bay and Coney Island
BrooAyg T. May 20, 1903 w l. l. CoAE, supt.
v.o...xan
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cinenfial.
h, iueti1reeT.

J. H. pRaAs. Aueti,reeT.
~ SIMEON DRlVsR. Orice No. 36 Pine
~ ,t-On TUESDAY Ssif ~, O. o'clrcL St TO Msr
- F&risnso Nos n ar4 's ,se. au., ul.cc.
'EXECuGOE > SALE o. NAii4-,r stot KS-bv o.
Is Fl Nih,in T. Dodge te estate OF ns0A
:: r leip. tie following viinab e - exc, Vi:
tsr ss-es Uel4w Ie. gcAaNaNl@ aAd No6tem RAIoau
LouY4ny, 500 each A..
"a H- ~ 81 10 ~ ne sce, iaCoawaDLa sud Weston
hal,o.t COMPANY.
tie De.awase Lscsaw md " es.ala Rale1I Conl'
pWY. 80. .
T1sh-es Crnat Western Rsryld Conlany OF Illinois,
< 100 each.
,asr,res Eaus 90 # % STATE Of Nc,ryo,&. $ 90 each.
T,grlsr With sunCy Bc-t &o.. &C.. pa ncsfs vi winch
1a D Inc -. n,urls Of tio
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-01
MANHOOD and tDc VIGOR Of IOUTE re.
,VIE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY For

GOVT hSD RilIUMiGl5M.
All rrerern fom tie above c0mp t either Of recent
l,,,r ,,ard-r afo .dvned 10 use BLAlkS GOuT AND
EJlfiMATiC PILLS. They be- relied upon the most
Is nnd .ctna remedy oeu.ed - she public and hayr
-n universally eaed IA Europe ios many years with tn"
,Ieatcst huCcshs - -
Prerarcd by TROUT A HARSANr. No. 229 Strand, Lon
1on, England, and sold by their Agents. WELLS q Ioo
r.nA LIN st. Sog-i ofk.
,r Asic.y Commissioners have authorize the name s
ollfess Of THOMAS fKOUf 2l9 Strand London, TO bc
upon the Goy.niont stamp Affixed to clch boA
th. nuins msllclnr.
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NOTICE.
PARTICIPATING INSURANCE."

OiF!C.- Or 1nE
CCHTISFN~ Al .nsr:ltCR Co,
No. 10? LHtAJWAi. a-oo ooo m
t.SU CfPlTAL ,c' Ysid In cNc w
srrss y,
r.s4i. =, su'y !, ,lr5J.,.',,,..'..''' - %
NrT-lOEE. jay 80
= -i- Directors Of tbs Company have th-. -sy de
il DIVIDEND OF FIFTY FER CLHf
ca-. to upon the i.eHl4s es4Lco ti.is cue yctr
--.-.. On q. pJf le. cl' .l.e the aI-iis O. par
.r g.. .s olls %: t4e Da: -hys h-sArsf sna soap
.t ca te lf.h .lT gi 5rIta- --T g. fo.-y 4-o'dsi'
t-t..t.,rltD - which Ley srr oa.r;,i'cy ent4..ed
q, r.- sEreP pvlDEND O, SIX rTR CENT on Ell
re, - sc,, - -bo --,h Ga the Ion ~ u seP;e.
b. 4t+~
@ ,asl,l CASH DAlDE%D of sEVEE PER
"a ~ tue Ctlt-i of ..c tnl r-ay, itf-hr &C. &c
ko.1 r COS the. e. Iep-sssrt4...es oE aS aitcs Moa
= rr.usf.r BooAs ". b closed fo'a tie lss,o :he
j.. ii. LA1;ioIr.
S--ra'.-y.
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Che Cart.
TASuIOY COURsE-TROTTING.

V1ASuION COURSE-TR0THlNG. :.
Splendid festival Ladies' foc Dodworths fuH Bard eii
raeod Fiat s three great matches Opening OF tao al
ssers WEDNESDAY, September ,, ~ O'Clock - m,
match 70. o. OVO. Robert fhmgham zoe, n hssness G,n.
Buer uadof sldie. Mile heats, best Uses IN i've ins
pleasure o witnessing this exciting and interesting maeh ne
urocu the two f4yuric iroegs W be gaty enhsnc.i "
tie attendance OF D1dG orhs superb Military Aad aus .
ireu uAsion 10 i.e The boat leaves Jqinus sy f4Ey
az clock. ai with the at hnnitts lent a.
q. clock y M or .ae eour~s Boats leave ,tnsI feiry
every 10 minutes. JOSEPh CAoN I.N'"s''
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rVHH INTEREST dae y,. !, on tue Mort.
4 ~. f>d. f1e CI-tI-.-.1 ald f.t r1 u.
y '...O rJ1.rA14; t.o .a- 4Et'-n.t I'D i.-i,'. -
~ ..., I.r3 te- ,.ra. s.r A ID. r.a .c i+ -- t--
'- VI 49, - 0--'-''''' 4I.t. -.i., 1sLTY.
= lr',s-: vii Le pa O. tle River 7 Oe-' -'es aie'
= .t.-.v
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r-..--.... n.ll.g

IrsterlEts iFFigY
Ce-vP.L m. .t.' 60. o7 NsN-I HrsTrt
.1 ls b.. q. t. g.. Als. e. l.i
ITO TIE STOCtHcLb-lS.-A tl.l1 in-
: ,t.r,a..o o. IEa IHN CaAI l. te.,.y ca..a or t.9
II ~ 49,. . r.. - o. t4s Il,.tf oA o. rrfe .ir ttAl
%" 10 ''-"N- - '''-'' SAMUEL KNOX. -.~...rss.
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r9rJcE-TIE MARlETTA IND CIN-

MARIETTA IND GIN
~ cisNtTI RAILROAD .DJsrtHY %, g. " -,
4. ..,,s-i TIE FkBNt1s' .JfN hNO tfA'
a. tLc.r A-eh 81 S.-'fk 9r ne ifsi4- ~ IAo
r,.rr.. = srrs "a tte Csrs. s,oc. o. tI- t>t ra1y.
s..r tls Wlsiaz tBc.r rrf-'@it ir ttr 'iif 94
S.,.,. VA l5.Wsd tlsI ttIi.i a. cA.4.LL NJ.
h ~ c.q. N--..4.. al --..~. O-- q, ta-a 30
dat cr.-e., tlf~- ~A.a .-a .. l-st.-- 90 a. it-
-, w il..lo ork u.w CDtl.ors sis b5 aaaed a. cE.
=. .r-- t..r.f.r Na144 a.. VI L~ot. I.ss4-.lt
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-01

Mechanics, md Tvadrrs' Baals.-St,temens of
fis iEcIArjCs DEEs BASh r-;n-S by chrrfer
a7. o. 8. weos ending sa,udaJ. ~ rh Day OF sa
Ay.as. .-nsrri of Loans and ~
rae Sye -nD'SS a..
ftsau1
Avtrl u Dr9ess - -,
gs,rd NV 81 NsTlsfk j Geo w. Ipn- 'h'A's % te
,s .nd s5.rs siak duy .Vo,s d'p 80 ana y ln' e
''''' 90. W ) JvLk, Cashssn
s,,,.. before ss ns slst Day u hsgus;, i@i ,-,.,
'~ Als " hsssAsf- BotHry Publl
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-01

4 CENCy OF TIE
Is :. 'TlNE-TN ENpY" YEAR SIX FEE CENT
LOAN.
O.Ioo Of fLINEEMCltE, CLEWS Co.,
80. "a Wallst., Y. Y
v -, n.rrc,cd 10 continue As AGENTS to supply those
ar PAR, Interest in Cod coaencins q, ,Ae time Of
,.edgi.h
ODD s-, r-pl.cd by dTaA current funds viii receive
LIVERNC3T. CLEWS Co.
Bankers aud Dclcrs in Securities and Cod.
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Netr-F 0rh IIr hnn1, nhhH' -oIli''-'H. Q, VIC I
ENCil' NGt hANh. a. eInisi ~ t,aer " isr
Of ii 10, e1i s.fdy the y isg OF AueIs lfE
a,eru,s ioan- OsIat'.- 70 f%'s q.
A y. ,sr suygt Of SS,-JS J..
VtTise "a Of Ifcg'aico af"'".y ~
CT, ana Caab'y NeFYofh, s. C0osr, ts.s, " ~,
\ - ye gxLAae sui ll; 3lly depDo Lhi ay tl hs
coeeL be Of En0elsdlo md Iris
B : COOhE, CaAa,r.
Sworn te'Drs ue tas 9izt d.y o. August. is5i -,
WV A-o.A Ecta-y Publc. |
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Ncw.ynrl, Cnnnfr Rnnli.-.st.t,msrt d the NEW.

N"WsN ok tO1n'y B1nh.-@stiteUishl q 'ue ''''"
IN bANs cluIri 5, Chii'rf s5D Laws VI o'
suiaI "a the =. cay vi Auaust, isJ.
ll1s D-cosats ci
900
% rion
Ciy Cs4iT o. t~w rpL, irc o. Oslcu, Va iff
the AeW York CoaY -k, bar dIy sworn dtno hnd ~ t
sta,su t5grs- hest Of know edge be e
SAC q. OGDEN, L.sIfL
gSoln be u ~, -Jlh dAy Of Aus ls.. lA.A
Au.s.fu, Lst.sD. Notsry puDie
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-01

Far. Dana.-s.seu-n, q 10 PARK BANK, of ,se
'ar ofr' "a, ersasfsi - cs'f - eve 'N~f i'' s'i
a s.i4 ~. .rn .aT a. s.si, 10 49, .
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c. 80 CAY Of stsloss sii J. J ..'h. Ca.a,f o
lAa At-.i. c.o'. 8 sy u e aJifc fA,D
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J l. wORr.I cAiL.s.
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New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-01

Orern Enui.- 'sicmrnt OF tio OCEAS BAiK, rs re-
o., LA.si 30 igs I ior toe We. s15g 5lufdsJ To
day b. 4 {r.t. ~! . -. On
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Otv Nc Ya-k. 80 cla!e8 fans Casino % a.
co., H.rk .fx stI.fi i,g,r sai that ihe above 's
aelt a c.fic,, De-; kt,ls.circ nnd Orlei
CAAbi.Es PALMER Caaher.
Lffaes bcfcfe nc k.. 2lth day oi August, les.
l.su i.t..a, Notary p.DAc.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-01

ortcu-al Banls.--stAen.nt aG tie ORIENTAL BANh, !
O. ..si b. ava - L.a.o i. lie sltls Saturday
6 90 -. a. 81 A..I'i. lHG! - - , . }
4 q 30
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ba.~ te.',e sHd tha' 90 'i's
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ss.,n tros- s4sti.. -sA a. of Assur, is3
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New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-01

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41A u. tAe enis-t sAt-f
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yi 90. paif ln. tnr nfG4y % - sie s13r,
s.flu rat c8ffr - tIs b,s as0s cdte t"t -
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New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-01

BauIs 81 ;dc Hcpuilic. .-sise.s-n; o. me BANK oF
IN d.. FCf.O CGF Sos ius. ri1fg4b ~ Jisp' %
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s~cst s..se ti.s So; &sS ~ A. at 49,
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New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-01

t,crcn,rts7 r;TCSauyo Btns.-Sts -s'oens OF kie
NEVcHfNIs ESchNGB BANK, n iss cry Sg~ ioss |" -
.d Law, Of lj for the WeeA tn1as HstuasJ 20
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,tsss arno rt 1l a.d Dnccar,s.. ly,SiJ sI.0v
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sworn ts.ors M :aii sist 6a- n Aosus'. i-5.
Jhc H.ssrss C"IiuiisNOn>r ot Desd-
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-01
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-07

NTATC HES! NIATCHES::-ioo grosS
I 'IEl Matches, in " gross boxes prime article, for
sale by 3 ll.1zF 5sulG = T. II! LOGAN e Co, 81
apps and LOGAN, LIST & 90. a.
.GORDING SILKS.-Jpst received by IT.
VI press All colors Of Cordipg Silks, suitable for
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iig9 trFFom The. New. York Post.
= TUE NlIN' W y 2 1I-l = 80 : = :
Can the. southybegOO Conquered

5tsGam Gne OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES -
aYous cannot conquer sthe South" is a
cuckoo note that VIC havslheard ever since
the war began: twas prediction, indeed;
before the war and is now believed by
many from mere repetition. To give it
greater force, saying 7Of Napoleon, to the
effect that mo- people determined to win
their, Independence can be conquered, is
Foften quoted. We are not told when or
whore the great warrior uttered the edictnm;
Rbdt it i5iTery clear, if he did, that heaRas
talking at randomI or at least without re-
Igardia0. the lessons of history. Nations and
people from the beginning of time have
+been conquered, in spiteOf their obstfnaey;
and one of the lgreatsst of what may. be-
called the propulsi1e Ior. e1pHnsiVe moves
TmGnts of civilization assbeem in the line
of conquest. itEal q ss.55zd v lGfH 30 i=.s
Nuone, qwe presume. will question ths
Fact that Greece, as well as GaulY Hispania;
0aEthage other less approximations,
were eRectually conquered by the Romans,
no one will dispute that England was per-
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