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ResrI Fr1-saer. ia row YORK.

T.a Herald of Saturday, JAY 25tl, has tie
following i1 lie l-ca' eg uml;
WITHIN Tire lat few days Of The week J1st
--g--5 s fsr-e ualtaTs . rebel prisoners hava
Haru t-arelerred 'rom Washington AKA boz
poEs New York, where II Is expected less
gazrtars ai 4 De pl57idli FOR over tive or, taEse
thousand on hs hgsltay islaEds which a1orn
ne bay. Hhs-c prisoners have been brought 70
th,s peut By land and hy wa12r. EiEssathPoTt
and AH-bev a.s she GePgi5 where shsg sra re-
-z-Te- sr3 heree .hcF are immsdlsisly t.anS-
ord q, DlvTs island A-uy of tlc rebe 8
r., tzs-v srl -5el-sg taeT fought at Getty =
t-.rs-rr5 lie r-7atest attention is shown 10 81
r.,.C ssss5 fs need lf T. The people at El2s-
bsg.Uo7. lsvisha5 al kinds d seoa things on NE
rebels seueHIaes 70 the impr9Pes ne2iecs q
( wounded Uaion soldiers
The AGENT Of the sanitary CClu.s5lou- new
ever. took the msllar into bis oTn hands, ana
=r-.a.sE tiat sa d=ii acfs5 Whatever 6occia pc
vivau b. rebels which the wounded UH'on 55i-
.ers ED uatebsre Several Southern soldiers
i aeerir-anied the reb5i prisoners % atteEa 90
-hsfr wod1ds bat, IS the poor fellows .seui'
selves complain, they have received but nlisniy
FHs attention at heir bands. The dress OF
siese su7eolu7 does rot offer in suy hing rom
tsas of d. rsggst Bivstss The rhyisque Of
Dis batch 10 a-gou615 j. better tsaE lAh5 %
others Vhe have preceded thsms but IN sacees-
sion rrGc'ivis,Ves and ias0leEt sWsRger they are
eveg worse iban any Of their predecessors
Tb5v heHevsr, express themselves as mucR
pleased as tbe reception bey have hsd 10 Inc
North
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Ccraacfcus witH pepu.a-i0a, ia 1850, CT
1f0l4z. has real % The 6lld 20 ISI three yas-s
men. Illinois. With q population Of LII 95l. b.
-r laas thar four tiues 81 grsst, has ta1LisAso
7Sg 539. OF mere lhan s.x times ss msuy troops
tsr tlrss years service. and yet We aud tae
following paragraph & -asiHg through the presss
1"rhs seventh company cf 'be lst Connecticut
cavalry reriu.-ut vac ussssTea mic TIE service
last ~ ok iu Bs.inore. The company is cen
eo=e3 entirely Of rebel prisoners lTcu Fort Del
aware vh0 tsvo taker. the cath OF slIeFisnc2"
Pv y.H5r rght The Wa Department. credits
thess t.1eas be Connecticut, the people Of III
--7iz. who have never begged allowances from
California or Dizis would se 90 be informed.
There is something very e1.ra-rsinsry m inis
sta.zal4at. by IS process lIa= list asoye s[aiei5
OF lrsv5ur troops ron svefy psrt OF tae eeaa-
l-y, Sac may save ias pcpu-stion rom 2ll -as
personal burdens o.. -pgsr.-st. L0Hs hfpaati5aR
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Cen. n....rnn., RemarnI.

A few days ago, according to the ouigivings
Of the Washington Chronicle, Gen. Roseersn8
vas charged with coWaEdics, opium drunssH-
noss. imbsciIity and Ehslcssls sEiHdlines kuE
now il sssms these chsigss ars taken back, and
he is alleged 20 have been removed merely 3c-
esuse, on two occasions, he disobeYed orders
Bat Gen R0sssrans is determined BOi 10 Sc mis-
represented and belisd, and his speeches sheTT
ihat ne viii not only vindicass himself bat VIII
rstort upon the War Department While IN
Louisville, according 70 he editor Of the Jour
Hai, Of thst city, be expressed himself gate
freely Says thal paper:
That Sen Rosscrans vas not strong enough
at ChickamAugs to accomplish his Purposes-Eas
no fault Of bis. de wanted te be far stronger. H9
fonsaw kat the rebel Government miEht, a19
probably would, mass it8 forces sgsinEt hiIa
and made timely sndzesrEasi application to thS
War Department for rsiHfeTcemeuts. TIE See
rst2ry ct War refused ais spplisasion, telling
aia he BAD men enough. The value OF The SEE
rstary's s spinion IN ihs MISTER may be judo Cd ef
rem the fact that since tho great bsttie he has
assn h6rryiug on rsiDioTesments IN large num-
bsrs, and with al possible Aasts-
And again;
From fun Csnyursations with the or1oe-1 OF
hi staff, we know that 81 the extrE0rdiHaEy and
startling charges tslagTaPhed "a hsyiHg been
made or minated OF suggested, 10 shs wash
iRgton CA 0'sieis, supposed by ssme 20 be sn Of
Z gan Of tho Administration, ale as false as any
/ alsehoed ihst ever exhausted from thu tongue Of
! Satan. The Administration viii ney5r, othelgiyy
make 0as of those charges against him. Why
such iuiamozs and maignant eEsarnniaa Usrs
| allowed 10 eems over the WIrss, whilst the moss
I important truths srs daily and nightly smoih-
I sred by the Government a. eoHtraband, is some
/ hing tsat we cannot understand. But nnaa
/ makss al ihings even"
General z 1gssysns certainly seems 70 have t1si
most probablo side OF sha story. The blunaeTil g
Of which he complains has been common 10 Al
eur armies He IS 0piF auOIleT seapagoat tor
/ tho Wellington War Dspariment-Hsi0 R0ris
/ World.
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seErf.hs sseveis.

An unsuccessful, or an unprnmi5IHE EttoDpE
70 sEbiugaie one Deopis not uutTeq1enry opens
out a ygsT fer the emancipation Of another Ak
the recsTds Of the past abUniantly show an
extensive egHspiTseys or 'rooeison, Is said 10
hs IN process OF organization in Ireland sgainst
Engish dominztion. The eosspiIatoTs esl
themselves. the Sons Of st. Patrick ? and sTa
represented 70 be eighty Thousand IN RumseT, al
armed snd writing an opportunity to strike OF
the Ssp0n ysks and proclaim the independesea
of IrclaEd. This may give as some sddiiiousi
clue - the present aftituss OF ERgisnd tcEaTC
ths belligeEents in tins country. suppose Eng
land should recognise the 6oTelnment OF tae
With JaEsthan; or should treat Louis Napoleon
with less deiersHse 10 his pans in Mexico, and
thereby get into q quarrel with kfauee, 1ighs
not ths Irish rEiss ias standard Of their down
troddsn country, and emulate tie example Of e
Capfsderatssf Commenting on the sfaie Of a.
fairs Ireland, late French isurnsl sayss
"Ths Irish wezld ike 70 have Erencs on iheir
side, but they can do without her, the people o.
all ths counties Isng for the aay Of dehvsraEee-
aud do not make any secret OF thsif hopes. We
indulge no allusi0us as 70 tbs InPoIsBucs Of thls
news. Ireland las fog centuries groaHsd undsr
English tyranny, aad it is nos astonishing ihaE
she should always long for freedom; but. tAsz
bspBv day is not so near, perhaps, as We 5h0uld
wish. When 1t cones we shall bail Il With joy
OF course Frenchlsn W0Esd hail with l1F
suv movement that would tend 20 weaken Iheir
/ sueisgt enemy; Just as ENGLAND halls with
jov'' the weakening process now going On IN Tia
* Halted States. sTain, the ConiederHie States,
and JohHy Bull wOald all "hsl with JOY q
/ struggle between jonathan and ,1QHuy C7spsau
over taa "MoaToe doetrine," and we doabl nef
/ Brazil snd the Argentine Csniedegati0n Wou9
/ lock 90 with good dssl Of oi-complsissnee-- -
/ Jona.hsn went SIGHT over Mexico; BaR won :
/ recognize the so-csllad " Conisdsraie States
/ Austria has a little rebellion Of her 0Wn50.af
/ Tend to; Abolish ana seeesh viii have 10 hZhfF
/ ont, and lha EaeTala Isle viii havs 70 Hbids-f
/ time" q lille l0ugsr.-C0lumbHs Ssn.
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@ Pels.aae CampaIgn. !

Correspondence Of the New Yerk Herald
WAsaIEsTOE, OetsbeT 29.--Ths President
and the War Department. have been hearing
savage rsnsBstrsnses against The management
Of the array Of the Ps!smse, whieh its late far
eisal rstTeai aud advance &c far 10 justify. jas
ice requires ths ssstsment that Mr. Stanton is
no way responsible fer the hasoa. He wanted
20 reasevs Mes ds Immediately after shs failure
te Gttsek Lee sn ais retreat from Gettysburg.
Tbs PrssideRl and Gsa. Hallsek mHst divide
between themselves the responsibility Of the
mssagemsat which, displaying ils iFss beauties
al Failing Waiets, has gainiazted IN the lste
chssseziRg batWeon tho RApidsn aud Center
vile.
"Why didn's you ssnd iron enough to rePsii
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A Ssrand shaddy Wedding ia WaHhington
-JszkfHs' Description or the 4 aaiF.
8U8ndsRFiEL0, Ala, October, 1868.

-&eaaAE9' 9GeSEalsA o. ne = 4hAEa
Senator S9ragus, of Rhode Island million
siYe since iha war hy- -L--sa7 ----z-ss5i was
Tasrrsd IN Washington on ThHrsdsy night last,
ta Miss Kate Chase, f'tho eldest and accom-
plished' darghlsT Of Secretary Chase Of the
Treasury The jenkins of the Washington
ChroHisIs gives the following aeeouEt Of the
wedding;
The inviiaiions to the wedding we're as strict
" privsts rs it was possible 90 be in csnsideTs-
ion CT the high social position occupied by
hath the parties Yet, Notwithstanding this fact
some five hundred iavited guests were assen-
hled at the lnsRsisn Of Secretary Chase, b0-
tween the hours Of hslipsst eight and twelve
o'clock.
Miss Kate Chase, The bride et the disi5u-
gaished Senator, is a lady. PossE Essed Of thsse
rare virtues Of heart and mind Wkieh alone can
Sc recognized and appreciated by those who ere
3silv thrown ia contact with her; and il Is in
the modest retirement of her own home that
these yraess sparkle and rEdiais Ike gems Of
dazzling splendor. Modest Rnd retiring in hsr
manners, yet blending WithAl q dignity and ease
that singles hsr cut 70 the least obssrvsut eve as
/ = woman endowed with . nobility Of heart, iii.
ting her fer any position IN lits' no matter hsvT
/ sXsissa.
| Daring the day everything had beea properly
arranged for the reception Of The guests. A roll
| Of mating had been ran fTem the main eRtTasee
| down the steps 70 the carriage steps. Shortly
after dark q large crowd Of ali sexes, sges ana
conditions, began to assemble around themau-
sion OF Secretary Chase. They vera very Rood
natufed. as large crowds generally are. an
waited Bsiiendy Tor she arrival Of the 61st ear
lace. Absus hslf past seven o'clock il drnv,
m to the dsor the occupants slighted sud pro
seeded within. Shortly another arrived. -.
then another, and soon = continuous linz 4
carriages ranged aioBg E street. fron ssvepfl
street to near Flfth street.
As ore sftsT the ether discharged sbsir IA
mates ssrae spicy and good natared rem.r.
were passed by the eageT efoWd in sttsn5asc.
Hueh anIieiy wss manifested FIR tba ap7,sS,
ance Of Precedent Lincoln and sac7eiarr s. /,
ard President Lincoln did not arrive until heI
: psss eight O'Clock lie came ia his private 81
] Fiage, without escort and alone. Tie csrrisg,
- were arranged eli around tbq squsgo and con
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-26

The ST. Louis BemOerat yOkes these two
gisies together in ihis styles
(4res. As is ihe triumph Of the radicals in MIS-
souri. their achievements nave been rivAlse by
he success Of their brethren in Maryland.
MARYLAND is likewise slave State, and has de-
80 for raedsm and rR&ioaiism. Ihs fight
nat feyDinstsd in chat Stale MAS identical IN all
reseeess with she one Just e0nciEdcd N bis'
souTi Montgomery Blair, Postmaster GsHeral,
entered the contest, went oyor TO Rockville,
xsrvisud. & place which gives no radical vo,ss,
81 addressed conservative E.eotng IA s low
snr,ssl h pyoslsvsry pFeiadicss, clearly lsdiea.
,;ny Ms wishes snd synpathies ia The premises
h ,2es ven understood thai tho Bars we've es-
1scially hostile to Henry Winter Davis, one oI
~, C,ogerressmaa elect from BalHnole, and &c
i-Toylssred leader Of the Maryland radicals
a,,i erertes every influence in TIER command
to compass his defeat.
Mo result. nevertheless, Is a great radical we
iorv Davis Is elected by decided vote, snG
tbreo atber radical congressman out Of deiega
20 Of 9vs ia all. We rel ice almost - mue'
ogar tbe issue OF tbe Maryland eieo'ion, as oye
cur victories hers. lu one thIng only has IA
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sbstainsd frsu votisg bsczu5a they feared they
would be marked sus foE pHnishmezt if tssy
astsd otherwise. II ls q SOW thing in American
politics. this Of thrsatsning to murder yos or
burn your house dsWa if yea vote sgafnst the
party Threatening Jos. But this novelty N
Arserisaa politics the radicals have introduced
into Missouri. Ths inHsduation Of such po-
Iitieal principle" and the setting uPon i have
produced the eject absvs ststsd.-Si. Louis Re-
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7rt.e rysastsss Erfghlsnsd eag ~ aheir
RropEEgtiess
An aray correspondent, writing from AIS
.-.- -;s.o Arsvsuoher I7th saws:

An arfHy correspondent, "ntlhg AViu hi-S-
sisnary ridge, November l7th, says
The s.b3.s army vss aroused st dsybTsak this
r.s-aiup by q heavy ssaROHads sa ear sEIone
-ight The eueny bal posted a f0Fcs on the
sSrssI.s side of the river s9mo two on thr5e
.siisa abovo Chattanooga, for tho purpose, doubt
jsss. Of preventing zarPTlse ih ihAt qaartsr
sd 70 keep us rem crossing ihe river y 10 aaq
a zajpd 20 attempt such thing Tins iofcs sRd
stitched thsir tents and erected cabins, As II taey
i,.isgdea 10 spsad sRa Yiater in that locality
n h s,rsArs there was some % iaetsa 70 ihs
errarysr5sut on the part Of Gen. Bragg, who Or
dsrsd Msior Golohquist chief OF artillery, te
sbsl tbe anemy's camp st daybrcaE ihls morn
inc Accordingly ten gRas were 5eHt uP lAas
p=ght asd pat In pssitioa within easy range, ana
i ssau a. there was light enough tnis morning
~ orsblo the artilleTists te sight their Pisces'
tbsv speped upon the sleeping foo with he-
me1doas br0adsi8o.
IA ,geuld bsve amused you 20 hsVe witnessed
tho sfF,et Of our shot Tao whole eheaHpms.nt
uss tbyown into the ut@ost eoniualeH' ne
men poured out Of their tents asd eaoias nae
! Hse- eut of 3 hse-guna to which FIRE bad been
/ ssnissd Fsov ola not wait 90 put on then
/ sk6sz or even tbeir clething, but ran wildly
hitbsr srA thither, and finally disappeared
/ Ir.usb tse woods herahssded, bsref8oted aEd
/ ba-sIerged. each nan asrryisg II BIS rear q
,ybits asa austsling frsnhcally in he msrninl
brs,ze. In the nehHtime, the hersos were
rismge5ad b. cur are, sBd rushed down th'
river and over the Kills IS if ten thoussnd wslC
T7iisss were after fhsm. No resistaHce WA
-fsTed by the enemy seyoHd sne or two shot
f-ad By one Of their batteries.
Having ealled ap both armies iroHa thsi
blankets. aud knocked the eEemy's ssmp B
nieces. cur a7tilleTisis returned to their ieTne
position, leaving the FedeTsls to rsgs'n lhsi
Desi,isn and their oIseehos-ss bost hey aouie
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- Aaa1 said, GIVE me neither poverty nor
-.e5-s sUd ms will. ever be ihe prayer OF the
4iss Oar income should be ike our hoes Il
loo mall. they viii ga,l and pinca us but If TOO
large tAay all Gauss us % stumble ana % IlP.
Woa.s5 si.sT alb 10 relative .hfg since ia tlai
has --.is, -ad wants iess, j. richer uaan 90 mai
LEsuluch. bus v.zutB more. True Contsutment
FgBzHls not ugcn 5shai We have 8 Tub Was
ls-ge enough tor Di0glIss, bat O world was TOO
lifi.1 l1TAla LAuaeI.
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An OLD CWzLE DEAD Mr. Samuel Ans
Tia The oldest Gaa Ln iho oouHiY, diod 10 tlns
b.ssa o. the - uil lie Tss born ia Calvert
eonusy, sgy sHdi ol lho 9.H sf March, 1870
ana = ss h55c.Us iH lis gih year. lie ass
more Rln y yesr5 oider taau tas Dsc.sralou
9f Fodeaeu 5s1es, aud neatly seven con yekis
older tbsn the CQps sutton C0laiabiG SaiesssaEs
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yer in the Bluff City His SUCCESS as q soldier
has not eeipssd the srilisneY Of his forensic ca
Eaer, and sizee there may ba some oEe Whess
qualification, because Of shi5 recognition Of his
ssrVieoF, viii exceed that Of all others, We shall
ssa Rksthar this number OF the FeqistsT eaBHot
ran the bioskade-KHs1viiis Register.
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- By an order from the Secretary oE
which &c find in the Dahlonoga 5iggai
pears that ths excelsior Of tie esnsenps ~
been suspended IN fha couRties Of n -
Towns. HarbeTsbsm, White, Dumpkin,
son. Gilmer, FauniR and Uuion. The A A.hcns
FafekmaH keifTes this IS done IN consequences
Of the scarcity Of agricultural lsbe-l winch hss
arc3Hesd great scarcity Of pToviaions- There.
ale many o.ber c0uufias in Northeastern Ger
zia whieA would be greatly benefited bv susl
pension Of the scA The people ars thTeesenes
sgith starvation ---Censtifnfi0aaiisf
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several hundrsd miles Of railroads ints the rebel
lines under 3 8sg 5f trace p asked 3 Hsted Con-
grsssrEan Of the President the elhar day "Why,
What do yen mean 2" "Surely, sir, shat w8aid
havs Seen q cheaper aud lass trosblesoma way
Of furnishing 1t than to have the whos army
iaE back, while tia rebels halBod themselves,
and at tie saRs Tins gave you 3 month's work
repairing the read that iorzed yOur own line Of
sappHos."
HALLECE-sTANTOW
The President sngs 10 Halleck, however,
with msfe ianaoty than ever. Do yen know
said one 20 him, the alhsr day, q" That he zlan
you are keeping As general 10 chief is unVers-
ally sxssrsied BY the loyal Psople Well
guess that's about 80, said the PIesideHtf
dOs't knew lhat be has any friends, and 50 I
think lhat a man who las 40 friends needs 10 be
taksn ssrs sE" Il IS generous, sortainly, cut
generosity is not always justice.
Ia one case resontly Mr, Sianten was over
ruled by the retention OF General Meade, but IN
another ease be OVsrrulsd both President and
gcneTal-iR-ehisf We ksve not 10 blame him {or
the Potsmac farce, and Wo have to thank him
for the dispatch Of General Hooker's for1a 20 the
West, against the wishes Of Ar Lincoln snd
General Halieck. Let as not forget, on our just
indignation at The infamous language be has re-
Gently sssB 10 to apply TO the aero Of Rich
Mosntaln, and Corinth, snd Iaka, and Stone
river, TO do him justies for what he has done so
cell
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PATMOTlsN Selling 81 your "a
high pnee5, 10 the ps0r, and PsyirT
yO1T Little, faulty oRea.
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Terns 6f AdveFtisfna.

AHss~sr.isnsnls wi be eizzsva tvrs aa-ln psr
z,E-s gsr .bs e1-s irserHor z=d ccior aad afsy
r,,s-s lsr sa.h zusss7usat suszstsl-
Ioaz, us,ess ul be charged 81 ;ss nv q afiy eh
- Hus.
ll2ss.y n7ticsi aasrEsa - ras rEss Of iwsn5F-svs
e. eras a-5 ,r e5lez ashciss nei O, s-u1rzl public
ts.- ar -l.ar airs- z1ua
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FLORIDA -Ou1 f5weIy sister Of The SoslberH
PeuiHsua "a suot only represented by brave sol
diars ia the isld Jsyend Der rnao-of population,
bot has q. bone good citizens who viii take
care q cur soldiers families The citizens Of
AIachua county hsve called meeting ior the
purpose, and ia advance Of tho action OF that
rsesfuE mary citizens have sigEed The follow
isg pledge;
We, oiizcas, planters Of Alsehus s0uniy,
whose names are he5suuto a5lachsds do pledge
aa.sslv5s TO lar1isb to soldiers families, sud
l.1ss s.do ere not engaged iu Representation what
ever supplies aalEve 50 spare, for Coniedera5e
money and at ths prices taat may be assessed
flm time .o sims by .hs Government con{als-
sieHsIs of th- 5-ats. We further agree 20 tuT-
Dis b. nee os charge 50 such soldiers families ~
[ als unable 81 pay--ieCIug hat It is 10 chsflty
/ bul a Jl5t dBe tElm rs 70 ouI brave soldiers.
Hiz gratifying 20 us, says the Charleston Coa
risr. 10 fud on lhe list OF signers many namel
of CssoIinisus and al. wei known friends.
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aEDER0N, ABALA q &C.,
He7Ess.ALE
gyommlsssoa ALere hanss,
VY1itehsu k5urecr,
t,asa .Augutas e5tss,
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cir Loea1ioR,

on va feshaII -a tzs.et, between E58ca-
t1.r and tbe Azlanta a-6 VFcst Point
.,aiIraaz
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corfsst sbers 1idsred lscm ours. Tho President
ia &afylaad, being. nsar the scene Of conflict
ard understanding The issBes, gsvs his influences
to the radieals--in Aasegri it was given b.
others 70 ths conservatives.
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OPTICAL CoBREsPoEDEScE.-Ihe New
York Merevy gives the following as 8 copy Of
an Official correspondence which Is said 70
have passed between tho respective commanders
a. CaaElsst1H;
J,aFs ISLAND, August 23 1868 TO Gen.
H-s5rega-f-Dsar SIi respectfully ask you
hi ,I.5vs he IHited States i0Fcss under my COM
maud 20 occupy Charleston
GESERAL GILMORE.
. cVsRrFer0T. August %. I3C3--To General
r,7f,oo7e-D a. Sir: You sBsnt.
g. Il BEAUREGARD.
4.srs TsLAsD. August 23-To Gen. O. T
gesnrsrar5-D5ar 81 ] she'll
GEBERAL GILMORE,
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q. -. EETnE EEsSR0OE,
46mRissiOB d eEehani Rnd beasoT ~
BoMsgie Manas8esug6ss
e-asa. Estf vgascaa. Ere. CO her ShesFg
SD -as1--i s.ssais, 'Ec5ni ga
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-03-27
NOW is THE TIME TO SAFELY INVEST YOUR
GREENBACKS.
Public sale OF FIfty-one Lots.
Now is your Time 10 Secure n Good and
Cheap Home.

rNH EsE Lets will he offered al public SALE ON the
i premises, on Saturday, the 2sth day Of MaUh
1865, the sale TO commence n one o'clock. Said lots
are some OF the best lots situated on Bombsfger's
Hill, and fronting ON QuitmaD, Potomac, High and
RchArd streets and XehA Avenue and tmm ediiAtely IL
northwest Of n Niots Grocery Store and some three
squares nearer the city than the ~ Marys Oatholir
Church, and being surrounded by beautiful residences
and well improved property. From the rpd inn
provemens going ON In this part Of the city, ih- viii
be Of the best opportunities offered for good aud
permanent Investment, ~ this property viii trehe its
vsue every few years.
The terms Of this sale offers every mRn The op.
portuny Of procuring himself pleasant and dcslrN-
BILE home.
The terms OF sale are AZ iollow-; ne.iolrth cash
note with approved security, payable IN ninety days
from the day, o. sale, the balance payable in thrce,
four five and six years. Back payments to be spcur.
ed by mortgage on he prerlseT, with interest pa,
BILE annually.
Conveyance will run nom the following pisces; the
Franklin House, Second street east, out 10 tho slale
the Court House aud POStntre, out Third street "a
the sale; Shepherds Grossly, Of Jefferson and
Green, to the Hale. Conveya there and tack iret
Of charge.
Reasonable deduction will be made to those whu
purchase and pay down the amount m cash
'.. WILLIAM BuMBERGER, jt., Proprietor.
A, Il. McCLURE, Agent, ..y
@. y. HUnER SoS, AiChoneers. ma2ld5