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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-12-24
tFfom the Nashville union.l

The Voice Of Henry Clay.
"On which side would Henry Clay
be, were he alive today" asked a
Tennessee Wing, the other day-a
Tennessee Wing, who, after following
for years, the standard of Henry Clay,
strayed away in 1861 into the treason
able folds OF secession and disunion.
Could he, really, have felt doubt ?
Could he believe, for moment, that
Henry Clay would be on any other
side than that of his country-for the
Union and against any and all its
foes? His own treachery and cowar-
dice, not his knowledge of the history
Of tie great western statesman and ora
tor, must have suggested the interrog-
atory. Were Henry Clay alive to-day,
he would be found exerting his great
talents and influence to rebuke trea-
son and traitors everywhere, and keep
the people ofthc loyal States up to the
true standard of faith in Republican
institutions, and to their duty to them
selves, to postority, and to the human
race to push on the war, until, as Gov.
johnson has said "treason is made odl
GUS and traitors are punished" Near
the close of his career, on the 18th of
May, 1851, Mr. Clay wrote letter to
Thos. B. Stevenson, Esq, in which his
views of the duty of the people of the
United States were distinctly ex-
pressed. The following is an extract
from that letter:
"YOu ask what is to be done ifSouth
Carolina secedes ? answer unhcsita-
tingly that the Constitution and laws
of the United States must continue to be
enforced there, with all the p0wer Of the
Union if necessary. Secession is trea-
son, and if it were mott would be a
virtual dissoIution.of the Union. For
if any one State may secede every
State may secede; and how long in
such state of things could we keeI
together? Suppose Kentucky were tc
secede? Could the rest Of the Union
tolerate foreign power in their very
bosom? There are those who think
the Union must be preserved and KEEP
together by an exclusive reliance OF
love and reason. That is not my OPin
ion. | have some confidence in th'
instrumentality, but depend upon it
that no hun,aR Government can eris
wuhom the porcr Of applying force, an
tie actual application Of IN ertrem
cases. My belief is, that if it SHOULD
be applied to South Carolina, in th'
event of her secession, she would b.
speedily reduced to obedience, ant
that the Union instead of being weak
cned, would acquire additiona
strength"
Had the Union men Of Tennessee il
= 1861, acted upon the counsel Of Mr
Clay, given in this letter, instead 0
dcceiving themselves with the paltr,
catch word of "no coercion" the,
might have saved their State the sll
+ premc folly of embarking in rcvol
against the Federal Government, AM
, themselves, their wives, children ant
friends the sutferngs which have bee
g., visited upon them. Let them not tr.
to hide their cowardice, by attempt
t ing to create u doubt, rs to what, i
5 times like these, would be the positlo
of Clay Or Jackson, or ary Of the grca
Union statesmen who lived and dice
true to their manhood, and to thci
country.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-12-24
S, D, HARRIS, President.
sndlers' Voting Law Constitutional.

The constitutionality oftho Soldiers
Voting law in Iowa was brought in
question before tho Supreme Court of
that State, by some Of tho Democratic
candidates who were defeated by its
effects at the late election.
After full investigation of the whole
subject, the Court on last Friday, pro-
nounced unanimous decision that the
law allowing soldiers to vote is consti-
tutional and valid.
The decision secures to Hon, J. b
Grinnell, of that State, his seat in Con
gress, and the election Of about lSC
Union county officers in that State
Wilmington RePNbEcdn
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-12-24
Statistics of the Twelfth Collection
District.

We are indebted to G. T. SHEFFER,
Esq. Assessor of the Twelfth Colloc-
ton District, for the annual assessment
for the year 1863, together with the
rccapitulation by counties, from which
we gather the following statistics:
Income at 3 per cent.S35, ,35G 36
8 per cent. 1915 55
u do. U. S. 125 26 ..
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-12-24

In accordance with the expressed
wishes and advice Of many members Of
the Ohio Wool Growers Association,
notice is hereby given that there will
be n meeting of the Association, to-
gcthor with n public Convention of
Wool Growers and those Interested in
wool growing, in tho city Of Columbus,
on Tuesday, tho 9Th day Of January,
1864, to meet for tho presentation Of
business, ut 10 o'clock A. NJ, Of that
day, and to continue in session during
the pleasure of the Convention.
A public Address will be delivered
before the Convention, on Wednesday
evening, January 9th, by Hon. Henry
s. Randall, Of Cortland Village, N. Y.
We cordially invite tho attendance
of all persons Interested in the produc-
ton, handling, or consumption of sheep
and wool.
S. D. HARRIS, President.
S. PARK ALEXANDER, Secretary.
*.*All Editors friendly to the OBJ
iects of this Association are requested
to publish this notice in their papers,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-12-24
Total, ,,...i3Sj7 II 2Osli 81 97iG u
Draft 10 he Postponed Twenty Days
Movements of the Russian Fleet

WASHINGTON, December 2l.-Con.
grcss will adjourn by the middle OF
the week, for the holidays, and the
draft will be postponed twenty days
The Russian Fleet leaves for Fort
ress Monroe during the present week
Mr.. Lincoln will visit the Admiral in
his hag-ship, Tuesday or "Wednesday
The House Military Committee will
not consider the $500 commutaton
until after the holidays.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-12-24

p@-In consequence of ill-hOalth,
Judge GHoIsoN resigned his place as
one of the Supreme Judges of the
State; and Governor Top has appoint
ed Hon. JOSEPH SwANto fill the vacan-
eY thus creNted.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-12-24

GarThe official account of our cap
lures during the year Of the war end
ing at the date of General Halleck's re-
MORT il as follows To
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-12-24
Ra~ The Sandusly Register says

BaR The SanduslIy Register says
that on Thursday night the following
men were arrested for conspiring to
resist the enrolment; Charles Mckee,
and Thos Mckee, Of Harrison town
ship, Knox county John Hyde, Of
Bladensbmg Knox county; and Geo.
Mckee, of West g. "yic. Coshocton
county. Thcmen arrested were forth
with taken to Cleveland. p.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-12-24
Amendments to the conscription Act

We publish elsewhere Senator Will
son's amendment to the Conscription
Act in full. 1t ropcals the $500
clause, and compels every man draft
cd to furnish substitute or 90 in per-
son. 1t also puts the first and second
classes into one, thus including all be-
tween the ages Of 20 and 10 in the first
draft. Agents and attorneys for max
ing out and causing to be executed any
papers in support Of u claim for ex-
emptior, or for any service rendered
10 the claimant, are allowed fee not
exceeding five dollars, and Surgeons
are allowed no compensation for fur
nishing certificates ofdisability.
Dispatches from Washington state
that if the amendments cannot be got-
ten through Congress before the holi.
day recess, the draft will be postponed
until it can take place under the
amended law.
We are decidedly in favor of mcrg-
ing the two classes into one, and have
nothing to say against the repeal OF
the $500 clause. The Government
wants men, not money. They cannot
be had as long as men can buy thor
exemption ut the low price of $500.
WHO ARE EXEMPT FROM MILITARY
| Duty under the ConsorLptioR Law
lst. Vice President, Heads of Ex
ecutive Departments, and Governors
Of States.
I'd. The only son liable to military
duty of II widow dependent upon his
labor for support.
y, 3D. The only son of aged or infirn
parent or parents dependent upon hi
labor for support.
4th. Where there are two or moro
sons of aged or infrm parents subiec
to draft, the father or if he be dead
the mother may elect which son shal
be exempt
5th, The only brother of children
not twelve years old, having ncithe
father nor mother dependent upon hi
T. labor for support.
9Th. The father Of mothcrlcss chill
, dren under II years ofagc dependen
upon his labor for support.
/, 7th. Where there are father AM
, sons in the same family and house
o hold, and two of them are in the mill
u. tary service of tho United States a
$ non-commissioncd officers, musician
$ or p.ivates-the residue of such tamil.
and household not exceeding two, sha
= be exempt.
sh. Any person convicted of
felony,
. M, HNnna,,h nu1 mana,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-12-24

DE1AwARE-The Copperhead papers
say that the Democrats of Delaware
did not vote at the late election, because
of military restrictions, and unauthor-
lied tests of loyalty, The Now York
Herald II democratic paper, noticing
this, says;
"But when we come to look at this
new test, lis simply the test OF an oath
to support the Constitution and the
Government of tho United States, and
to give no aid or comfort to the rebel
lion. One would think this not very
hard dose for II genuine loyal citizen,
and tho man who would rather lose his
vote, than to take the oath Of allegi-
ance to the military power OF the
United States would be very apt to en-
force similar oath if he had chance
in favor of jeff. Davis"
The Herald hits where it hurts.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-12-24

Billiard Tables for usc,........... 9G 81
Carriages valued at S75 and over
one horse, ....................16T9 90
do. not over $500, two horse, us 90
do. over 5000, two horsc,,..... 80 90
Silver Plato kept for use,..".....l7G O7
Pcnalty,..................."..".... oO
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1863-12-24


Woman are not more hardy than
men. They walk on the same damp,
cold earth. Their shoes must be as
thick and warm, Calf or kip skin is
best in cold seasons, The sole should
be half an inch thick in addition there
should be u quarter of an inch Of rub
Der. The rubber sole have used for
years would not part with it for q
thousand dollars. 1t keeps out tho
damp, prevents slipping, and wears
five times as long ms leather of the same
cost. For women's boots it is invalua-
bic. But rubber shoes should be dis
carded They retain the Precipitation,
make the feet tender, and give suscer-
tibility to cold
Stand on one foot, and mark around
the outsprcad toes. Have your soles
exactly the same width. The narrow
sole is tho cause of our corns, A care
full study of the anatomy of the foot,
and the influence of narrow sole,will
satisfy every inquirer. The heel should
be broad and long.
Wear thick woolen stockings
Change them every day,
Before retiring, dip the feet in cold
water. Rub them hard. Hold the
bottoms at a fire till they burn. Bathe
them when taking the general bath in
the morning. Do they perspire or
emit an unpleasant odor9 Wash with
soap twice day. In month the diff
ficulty is removed-Dio Lewis, NJ. D.
The sun., 1863-12-19
lIgl. allbl.albNNS.

\ MOST USEFUL HOLIDAY PRESENI-
l!sLsfatent Lamp lissung ApparAtu..
llIut'rNc Pam9hl'ts furnished sta'is.
90 " u. N SsLLL Agent, 400 Pcsri IT, NY
HARGAISN fOE HE HOLIDAYS.
- la teas, vote-s, hour, groceries, and provisions.
a. .us sufaf. cutfauts, 81 run, vine and every.
tiiu' ol'' us't u ovr'y family.
So OARS lhe lsrse.t A+yttiuent ever oIer,J TO
To- public iu = ~ York
ts,i, save your moue,, And see fot yourscivs,
THOMAS Il AtStW,
".' "fN ''reonvich It. md ~ MURRAY -
The sun., 1863-12-19
IpANIl~l'BeN.

4 MOST WONDERFUL DiSCOvERN-
ttt.th ,1;rac ell without pain, %, ro charsc resu.
Tool tr'iH lu eric . 40 - %. SOFT ou suytr. ftp No
cHaIfe tIr "AtrFctug sh.n ts.tL are inserted Al
op.rs' 1na warranted y JAY NlLlfKS, l5i ,,raud
a., blocks from liroadua- o..
\ SET or iEEIll ON SILVER. 80: ON
noid, 80 to 80. sections Of teeth on silver. 10
c'ufH % rod. al t"f tooth. Teeth extracted with
o., PAN, aud hlled, cleaned, wntenrd pvOted, %
mt. .. lorep, opposite the Old Theatre. by
bR NIIi.EkS. 35s
NJ JOHN HOWE, i35 CANAL SIRLET,
/sci. sett Of teeth on silver at .. 10 tie on gold
70 ~ g. 80. -or a nal SIT ~ c.nts per toot, teeth
'I'd viii r1f, tone c'ment, or other fllins hn
g. t-r 'notl. lr.th extracted without main. 3Nt
The sun., 1863-12-19
4 N uSEW ENGS
MUsEih.

RARNLAs AMERICAN mUskCh.
lsSkSsE slccess o lnk ssw, p!kck
.uss."i4, MGKAI. DaSsx produs.a here ist ys.s
Tar rtcKrr or LEAVE M,N.
~ Ion "a. Lok smbrseinI ia 1t. cse' The ~.
Nis sttSnRY & <, SaW SSq.yyTsi Sc H
'TyT.i. rVESisG, M1S,
on ,hs Instrument he calls the
s. s noRA !, pHSMRvS, y. S p.Ss's out Voiced singer
ktLlf'f si,l \. rSS1r6S S,i STsiSSI fs9rPr,
iAcGs fffnr HiirGnHf ''A''
,ayv TN LILLilppt yiAAN,k,Ni, ,,,,,
H'.1sfi GiR ?StT st Il Il iSSHj f5ts6s HI'u
.cl,sis., srESkdhFD sud-. BROOK Trout
riiREEGRotrs 0r MOVING NAN. rmLREs.
RSSsfkr moLplNsAt1ti5'aMaAHTo1%S H1%Toia IN. I'i
Admission ony IS eis children under 10 IL Ct. I0
CIRCUS. uS.-BRoADwAl AMphtlnkA.
- rRE No 49,, nRoAnwAY T.. D. Lent
M'n's'r. fnsse.went Of .c, .he s.,s,,I,,ci Z,
SrANOLA BkOIhtKs.
rhe MOS vonderfni Gymnss,s Of tn, ace, .ho will
A99rs thu .Nruins, in couiunct,on wuh
ttSt stttSFs 4iE FiE RskfSASSk HskfSASk EIBsH EEBfH
A' AG'aff H tI;i Fnnss Il iAs %yb ySscRoRArs
xAIlNfEs fOE FAMILIES
WEDNESDAY and S>rl KpAY Afternoon. 3,o
llOWLN GREAI CIRCUS.
IL 1lp AND "ri BOW EgN
lhis -r',r will 10 prr.su'cds
Btlili ANl PROGRAMME,
irtfod1ting thr tlllc~ IiS 4rfi.ts.
TIN SutIN OpD tNMuY.
NOl NJ, OANk,
IG ' ' l. II /,
supported D., th' cutii, strtur'h Of
lllI GbEAl STAR TROUPE.
NIusua
SAW SflCkSfI and JACOB sCuOWIEs
An'nieion u GEMS. Doom open at :, ConiincnN
rus 6 Nrt EpAYl AFTERNOON GRAND MA.
TIME 49,, fuk lAplh. AND CHILDREN. liS
nLlhrIC THEATRE,
N'leHc and nfcttr's ....... Mrs John Wood.
stage Manngt ....... IL. n S,l~,n.
Iutsdnl nighi, and ever n. .sht thi- week,
- Three ug~ Ptc.s
MRS. JOHN wOOp. mrs JOIN WOOD
- . ,ill apgeaf
MlNkFif, lhE PRETTY BARBER or lsLIN0-
ION
Perfo,msnc " commence eIth
LADIES hEWtKt
c.,ori TIM, e. Aui la.
EASY siNkINt.
IutOuclul-
visr
YANKEE LEGACY
boON opru a. -. Performances yuu uisago I su,
Ats occurred . IA : In Advance 3ia
The sun., 1863-12-19
Wilt d.

4 SELECT SQUAD OF MIN /, lMMtDi-
-taly t' f'd ~ ui,ed s.ste. officer, iot
g.; cas' Arl!'ery 1. Tiur-. eta aloOed a. Ns iD.-
~, o.. iu,, at rat more me si r,,a he
so,.' cunts. ana other special adyan;sfy.. ,r
BIO Dc, -, oue door n N broadws ~
4 >rFClAlIN UNUEp STATES LAW
-Apt', 10 hirnish vo % carssith r.'.sllo i.i'i-
le. ttt hisre't blun.,'' Ia New iors - ner
-tn'' ... g. B. su Poe lHcsfI 'u 4. teriDyr.. 10
G. 70. lh .tr rlced Ia ,'uy 80 .uu. b, 30 l...,r
N.'f Dl.i IA' NJ. - s-i,nd pflmi.t.' - p
=, urni a. thr'r i'rA r'sH-'7nd rcdr+.ne th.ir
l-F. D.. 20, 1." l,or .om Is laIwa,. .-
AGLNir uANlSG lNTIEE~ VIII.
~... tt flr 1vu itfe..s h. r-iiiu- on 'hr .'-.
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s'l '''h'n.' i.tn I'. bop NAH-uALL& 60 To-. .i'
D. .''" '', io'h ~'. ..'
AbNI,. fgLE 10 RI,EJTg-PtL-
A.ou' '.ting 70 enlnt. aul Who would protect
.h'A.-.i h"n nposition aud ,raud, ate invited 10
.n"u Dee D uptu all need al iniormat iou, aud. 10
O.. -,f al'o se,ur- ~ Il. N sl; tie bounte,, c.
charge - . AsnBrRS, Coz Coan.ci&o, eel %& ii,ta ~
HLApQUAETLES TWENTIETH he..imcut
g 60 Tom 40 49, iourth 'ileet.
R.rnsan a T ,is q, .,o Hs Si. H. w. s'9
ui Fog ~ N1.hoiiEa ON "ran''i ON The application ~
'' i o ,, ,' ''.u .. III. .., OF ~ Tx
tl.,l, a ia ier H., ib 80. %, ~.. 4" "a a.
ID. .i,r ,f IN, ..er,ttr, a. Ma, III ~, ,,.d 80, L.
.,.s lt ii..ri Uf IfaT.ei an II. - .f' =, 49,.
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ilI AZ, cruifs e,l,..i IL, tl,. ,,,.,,,.,, ,.l, ~
tho D.. ,o.t. la th. t,ur mann IA o,hss yoirn,,
" Tho rta..uer'.Is Of IN, regiment lay. Irc, f.
tb ur,.rrt c-tabii. .h,d q, No d ta,,,S .,r.ct = -
Y.it Two d,.r, rast al ", ,Iw,,. :, ~. III ,,,, o.
stUu q n. made. All CONN n rat..us ,ouid Do. A.
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th,l.el,,. cypectine ro,i. ON. n, ,b r,-,r,t Vp
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d. tal .n.lidi, i,f'a.preo OF H. ic'ufs IN, IN ,
M t,n,r,,s MI he n,d n, 10 g MN i"'
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a., ,.n,l ,,n ic ,'ny.S.,,. ,,on, nv a." ,,c ~ y
ro't,,t 90 me NJ ar,,y Provo: MarSt. or s,s,,fn,
on. ~. "a, la,o o. pawn. 4 wa po' ,I,,e4 O,
a. hf,e cent, per u... y STAG h.. eAp,tte VII
49, k,s.,,5',i,, .,,rrr', a., ~ l ,b, ~ ~
,ae'f %, ssa, & II, @ & , sys sH 4 a'G.yrgait , IA.
W be thc " y ,ii ing te rtac' q ihe e'on.
q b la H
The sun., 1863-12-19
The Magnificent side wheel steamship
IilbEENlA
ARTICLES uO9 ~ALE.

AZ ENCLOSING PRESS FOR SALE
heap, suitAbls foi cmbo,ius 'ucks, &c. Apply
~ Wll,lamsi 81
EOK SALE CHEAP-A STEAM ENGINE,
horse powot aud .inall iron turning lathe both
nov. Apply 10 ROBERT kIEh, Coz Washington
ald lly HI Jersey tlty. Is
Gas FIXTURtS, CHANDELIERS, Brack-
VI etH pordcn's unfinished brs,4 vort, spun shell
tlhinr stock and dic., lAthr- and other tools Also
n iltst .dlu x shlS-Casc, counter and shelving Ap-
= J 20 o.. south oth al, NiliiAmsburgh. j. I. WI
ifSGS id3
StLtONn.UAND 2-iiORSY BOB-SIFiGH
,, lutct PI.cc must BE- mode. se, and sleish strong
The sun., 1863-12-19
SpEsssgsINts.

IHOE Llt irr, ,li.-1trsCOJI' LINE
! ~. ,'i,r CfNu'' 49,. .',l' nec l3h forp
,u, amor NJ available DO M, pat ot ! nciani, Ire
l-ui, nr0tIsHd ADD N Al., a. the luwrst uu,-ih bio
rae aspiy O. lAro,o or. bi;D-. & co, 80 south
sttoCl. "a
NO1I, E-TliE STEAMSHIP CRY OF
,ukh, oi the iivcfp al. sc' orh and Philadel.
p'a go 'n , oWpaoy' viii sail a, .u s,us, team
oo' '' "n. sfss S'bn 'n sad ,.srsS % ''.,a ss",,ss
.. % i"f' ."1 l''t-, ~. ah." Iul r Currency.
5000 J"nN G.nALr As.o,, y, i'ioai.s,.
nlD nLACK STAR LlSE FOR
RrIncrwArrR -. SANS 1ed PIC.
'' ssWMIow rur lrIl2 f6f fE69fFL'"'
shin NnEKroHN ...... ~. .. SAILS l6ih SOW.
- '' %nLifaa2ss'& 4 "GrIos. 40 foi,,na.
&il.NN FROM, ASp TO pUEtNSrpWN y
% AN2 LIvEEPOOl.
,uuard Line.
tiLNlA sNis "Wednesday, Zad December.
sllON sails Nrdue.d,y' 9th JAnuA,y.
ln"'ss nom New fori, so currenoy 70 New
M ' ''' or 'i'i %lIas Il S'a:' e ',,''
nm GALWAY IIHE
TEf ytT HTI,NIIf ,\yI,rIIS lEI<H rd;tN E2YAL MAIL
AukIA LiI zee. go iior'e Power 1910 Ton,
COLI MBlA........l l,gr ' o.. 1UO1 "
ANGLIA ...........lOO . ..s,OJJ ''
TIE Magnificent side wheel steamship
lilBEENlA,
Cat. MORAN,
Ile, from Ncs rot, Jam Il.
nSurrcncs, Iri biz 50; ia,crairdiste, "'Ns Ns0.
- rr're 80: New iore to st. John $40 40 $40
nl.r, u 'yr" bre'nen, Rotterdam, Antwerp, &c, at
Hos.'n 80, 40, ~, iiO5.
The sun., 1863-12-19

- 10 ltfN .4I OANfN bOOiS AND Sho.,
- ot., .4,.i,-. W. No.l,. O,, .i,,. At
- vt sa4 At. 'N' : rs ss
\ LAEnk sALk or FINE FikNIlUKL
~ ElCH CAEPt1s. Bhp~ AND BruuiNG.
III coSfifSf's' '|' ~ 4 4 S""iioRi kst,ifin'SiNLI
n >.t.L W. wtsrCOrr Wii',i ihs d,,, "a ur
b p. IN ant ',b avs. very largc aud ccrau, a.
-'ttm,n oi paticf, ch.mb.f snd dining irfu ,urc.
carpet-, SUI nirrcr', scfas and soiabe,., uunsss
,!,h eMict~ 't,,ns 'st fnl eotsase ehsiI., fatlor
~. i'ch cu,tais, agd .hate.' centre and sofs
han m.ttfssc.. bureaus. rich clins. slver.ss,
81 e ,ut ~. oi elot's &C. No po.tponement SAFE,
II bURKE. ACCT'E-SALTSROOM NO.
i'.5 ecuWich ave- ~ sell hi, day, at 2 o'clock.
the -i,ck an Itute, ~ the cvstet dining snd drink
6 .O0o lS toon MSs,Sr q re'I , o1s bus ns;
ina Must be sod At an, .scrider. ~
,kO e.. HAiDOCK, AUCT-pAMAGED
N''r' heu.are. po.pOued tom pHc l. 20 1ucsds,.
or,o's ia ronto bonded .arehousc cor Jederson
a"4 luth under Ms''ien. ,niI~- inn, iaN crates
ha1A money. Tho crate, 10 be removed On day
ot ale. ss
T. >t1pNER. ArCTE-BY SELDNf& &
- tNr lhs d,v, ~ lot ocl'cs, At 10 Scw
n't. Ms NJ miut.. INA. Ar.t and Mexican sthl,
lN - u, o. ne- and sc 'oni hand clothing such a,
over Ari drsts costt, fants, vests, drg.ss shirts
s-iits also ~ PAR " ;rcy hanlC. too., ard shoes.
tnu siivsf watches, Ac. $50
NJ nul GllIN, hUCTlONEEE. Will
4'i. eel, this dsV At iuN O'Clock, a. ssls,roori -
\s''a1 street, = general s.,ortmsut OF nss aud ID
hama u.n tur' osre's. sois., ,haifi, hprcsu., vnh
steud' h'dttesis, mst'ts."., Lounges, tables mil
d. sif flr's 80. li6
DNNk kEEOkER'N SAlI-BY nltt. E
lNtkAtNM. IN 'hc .s'c.ro,u - Srv Ho-rrv,
on Monday .Ntn, valuable p'oitsd goods " AL 4.
o., piuus PArtgulan, IN time. ~ oder ~ h.C.
tuhfN. do6 Eighth ave a.
pAWNBROKFR SNIE-w. LEWIS.
Auctionter, will sell on sondsv 2i.t inst At i9i
NoWtrv up staifs larse aessfimpnt " rod and sl-
Nr, Watches leWtlrv guns. p.t0lA wusicNl ir.tru-
i" ent r.. tommsnce al 40 A. NJ. ly otdsr OF ".
" SIMPSON. iai
- a j BOG NEt " Ill SILL rms DAY,
/ = Al lut. Uc.oct, A. the auction rooms, Nortn
William =, hou. eh0d furniture .Ofas, tables. chair.
/ huie tut, US J, Aud iusan cstpets French hsd.
st ds feather beds Nlso moftfAgo sale srgc French
pistT u.tIuis, old piano bar u.untuTs, black walnut
tables, -esou bodies. Sc lIa
The sun., 1863-12-19

fiNO CDEFLCTlONrE-. .NASrTD a Good
I workman on stcfm n.gs, tu 30 81. fhp e,unir.
int rttc vaF,s ana n-.aut rulpuymrn' AMY
civ Ale N.u .- q. iioafa...
The sun., 1863-12-19

DEN5lONS BOUNTY, and PRIZE NOSTY
c1. uctci promptly and r,.n advanced hy
bEOliE MOODAAN,
80 ~ Pine n, and - tinwrt.sHt
~ ALI whom II MAY CuNCLEN-I
= he by motif, lll psr,pns harhorur or u-ting
y ... bkh TIA T. OF -ho haA let bed and
lHsf b ut aus uit cause pIrs0r rston, that
" 'll not be rrsponsbc for say dots rho may con.
Tirt, JACOB orr. 3l5
IT y. NAVY PRIIE MOSKN-OtFlCE
" .Park Place. sOAEs, BROWN & co. N
conlplsts lists to be had at office or sest BY
mail $40
The sun., 1863-12-19
W ANTEsb.

NANTED.
AD'nRAL iAgRAC; f.t.sHIP.
= 20, hs'','I N.a'ed ..-...H. ....... .osi
sS,,,. ~ =, ~, -- /. -..s iJf p
South Il
a GIRL WANTED llIu a. YaA!, yi
- :, :. T., g. '1S' -. ,.,.. s.'@''. >- SD Vet
4 Boy WANTED ABOUT H. YEARS OF
flt he m = come veil r..nf.r.. p Ntr.vt.tttg
eeiook 10 w. RO-E, '- l.n.. -' -
a Mas WANTED 10 WORN ~ PAPER
-, one iha undef'And. lie .rois 81 :
4 GIRL Il TO Il WANiLD IOR House
4 -cik. Apply NJ - Grads. 50
4 GOOD TN AND SdEFr IRON N.-kc-
One wed g. IN AT docr lob work Any
4 GOOD DRE,~MAkER wAErLD-AP-
"A py Tor da7f, Mausi-e BRACkNEN. 20 sit IA
\ COACH BODY MAHEia Al HEAVY
OK SAnt,d t.ft hs ga .Is}. tc' 10 and
oC'ct, Al u u, store 50 loe .r,N. h. otl ave
DOOk iOLDIEs Es-NtN.lD y. HhIk
- good amos AI.1 d. Y. .oI ...l. Dti,.tIel b..
l. spruce f"1 tnn SO, t.h .l.. 1AhitI~ tG
RAkEl.N--CONFt' HOS o. NAMED
80 80 geod 5o[knan q ,eeins d.o-r .ueu .ns. ,at
'.JEis6,h ave. HAEI iASN.t. "'' 90
RUkNlSltEN NANIlD -GEIN IO
80 bP-nsh sly'I P.atei Nstc son. 'ut ctsr..
.nc'd h,nds n'ed epn. Apt'va' 80 R' a'v,,. ua
~, 80
COACHNAS WhNIin. 10 GO no IuE
,Deolnt p. 4 . 4'cT ini f'~ 'hc ety.. cs'a
the sce. a -cutCuiu.n II. ....rf Wa-a . .. f.r
m tl ard ioand. Adif.'' hos 300 10. oa5o -i'h
The sun., 1863-12-19
esS"ClON NOTICES.

a. 'l.'N Q1 LA>hS BOOTS ANU sho..
vN 20 a4D.lya. ~ Mu.iA. De- lat Al
l....-. .ue tto.s ~ :. fAksONsA SOss,
d ult aud st. lna
The sun., 1863-12-19
FOR SALE AND TO LET.

.vpS,r rr,,.v,,ry r,.u
"A IN A. I''' I'M IOs SaiE-
ot SIu.-:.O 4 lstRa patt o, mortgage /, ds,,trd
X kELIDGG lJy PssfiH IeJ
,n,rAcl. ltn,tsl "a, -.,, >,,,, >,.,, ,,i,lNv-
h,u. for All. Bu,ld,n, lot. 10 l.a,e ,or 70 ,s,,.
Apply during he d,y al y 1ryon Row Nes fork
g. In the evening At ~ second 4 ace Bi ooklyuH
C,uVIp lpttpr ,pA,N n,,Dy MI
Sssrden farms, ~ mile. On the l. I X cont,in
Ilt NON . 70 w le, eau ol hhr tsiLhS ia.ises
Ape 10, Hi,hs Hut, Hhln' ycc.isD-' naik.s
,.pes, &c Itltesty IN acre. ieHns ssS =. 4.
~ Not' city hsh ace -
The sun., 1863-12-19
NtpI.1GAIkN.

ntECl ul uHE STARS AND >tl,tl>.
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