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New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-31
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~ Airy q 20 alrns anl ifancf.i-y a,er Get
~ burr erc'et s-v''y t'on'snf do-af' II lss1c,
".yr.l.i Hrf iaiy Gated fof IN go " rior"s" j..
st.,n NJ. aalo 'r.i1s follow -oi'efs rsrywhrrs
g.. Ii -,Ht tani drpsr i"uts - wnFS. saniia!
iu' -ti', io'pt. A' ~eunr, tiotpia Drrc'ory Iirn'
=, OIL 'r Of q, es nd ~ouldei sc, la ul operation.
t~ a. fls i..sns ~ofs = not l"ss tisn 'riy 1--we
tfHrs.li dollars fel month. s slni.are no~ mach reduced
iaie 'oaif ibutions er" r'netsdto sustain H.
1ho r. mt have ben 81 up win .uch cimiab" NJ
Unprecedented enrgy and Chicago. 'urrrati id
30 'Dn n.h report ever, slerr az for tie benefit o. the
',-,rf. Tue ilI. ,uus taus re~l Aay. bee, itd
the bfanh hr. q . Commission st hose cities respect
Ti-,r bsncies spp.y them most u.efy, mriay to tie
purchase ~ srril t1 b. ade into clothing b.shng &c,
ins rain cin'e But shey render 40 s!d = any other
no-, ho de.if- luor information to ,he ofranrsion.
meot i cost Of le tomlsiou ar rlcrsd 20 ,ip'awent
fsd 49,. - viica nv bo bsl On sr,. .,,i1 4, tlr
oifc. OF the United s's 'antasy tomniuion Ne. Slj
B,osdway orat the bossstoe OF A. d. = kldoih No. 'oJ
IL t. submitted 20 al hurnsne ard patriot, rnsa That lie
Commission ha. saved aad Il daily .eSins lives ee county
cann1' ~ I'll 20 los whst u y d'. 20 ccohnl We 1'
and ath of -oder /. worth 20 ~. country time. c
tcu Importance 10 .ycry onc Interested III diminishing thc
cot ,nd ;he dur,on o.; III.
~, or So. W. Bfosiw,,, Sewfoss.
By order OF tho stan In. ,oa,.,,;sr ,ai,,. sr,oua
-
Treasures cni.ei states sanitary oiniin,'ion.
December - lri.
Finr Gold sicc, e. IIut,on.-NEW sTYLEs-fivE,
SEtkN, TEN IWfINk, FIFTEEN TO TWENTY DOL
AN"' "pN'' g. C. HLLEs, No Az BROADWAY
One doos b"lpr canals;.
Ladies, bracelets, ,ScwI~tyics.-rWu THREE
FIVE und EiOhr DOLLARS ,Seh.
For .ss by c,, r. .rryu
No. as Broadway. one door clio" Cenals,.
Fn,s-LADIFS FAns-SEw STYLES iIo.n PARIS
TWO. THREE, ylNt SEVEN, TEN, THElNf, flf-
TEEN to TWENTY-FIVE POLL tGS Zach For 'aeb ~
BEO. e. ALLEN,
Ma. AZ Broaiwry one door aelow csnls,.
Ei,e Gold Watch Ch,ius, New ~ PIES, for ! -,plk5
end 1ESTLEIFh, III IN IWtirh, TMs'nia :
Fiyt, HiRTT-FItE, FIFTY TO ONE HUNDRED pol
LAK5 each ier safe by y. g AihrN,
Coid Nee Linccs Tor Nisscs.-tfyE, SEVEN, TEN,
TWELVE, FitrEES. Twenty, TWENTY fN E, "n'
Thirty DOLLARS secn. . ,r.,
No. .6BrsSawny, ono ioor below oanal st,
rir,,-Ycsr's Isi1ts.
..uis.,u n f.sp-rtf,iiy invited 10 cell NJ he
INDIA STORE - BOT NfAiN to.s, NO. t1 bto1ii ~
between 18th aud ll "a tup as previous 70 making ih.ii
purchases for Nov Years Their stock consisting oil ah
fIlES moderr .nd ancsnt) Dress Goods bnfos, rams
shnw- and ta1ry Afns not to- be found oewher. ~ ''
city, many Of which e n At less phoo than tleJ can
be ln,ysred. Mhs-esaie and r'a At
FOUNTAIN L Cos
No. 2sa BROADwAY tbotween iJih and lishsss)
Cora L.. V. Scott lipte IIatch.-Tha d''neni,l,d i,
Is,ater be u, by m,tst on, Course OF LocuTrs on
DAY Jan al Clinton Ia, Astos paec, subjscts oi Spr
nuai,m md it. Philosophy.
sknfe.! Sirn,cs:: Sknfrs! pr
w. have added 10 e,"h.s".,',r :, ,o M, -.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-31
S0ldieig, Attention.

Soidisrr, Attention.
VOICE FROM TIE POTOMAC!
Read Tho follow ing letter just received t morning By Prof
HOLLOWAY No. 90 Maiden lane, New York
CAN'T urAe CUrpEPpEg. Va Nov. % 1863.
T1oras Holoray esG
DEAR SIR: Please send Of your valuable P for
which you win find money ncosed Soldiers who have o'ed
them say they arr just the thing for
have been In the service fifteen months ard have
had no sickness etcep, dsrrhe, aud to have your
MEDICINE by nc in c'sc Of need
Yours with lespcc
ANIhOtt OoDLN'
Company D, 26th Michigan Regiment Is, Brs,de st Di.
vision I'd Amy Corps, Army Ofthe rotOm,c.
lie, the RESIDE, 20 to the nesre' Drugstore 'ri p ch''s
box o.
iIOLLOWAY'S PILLS
OINTMENT,
ard ..nd Il 10 their rel,,iye in the army.
HASTEN DELAYS ARE DANGEROUS!
TO nsur. getting genuine 90 70 the Depot
Examine tire following Attractive List Of Goods,
SUITABLE FOR HOLIDAY PURCHASES,
ofwhich We have
A MOST SPLENDID ASSORTMENT
MANTLE
TABLE ORNAMENTS
MALAcrTTE and Plain MARBLE CLOCKS. CANDRLA-
BRAs COUPEs. BRONZE FIGURES and GROUPS,
PARIAN srATUARY snd VASES, BIsQCE
FIGURES snd GROUPS In.
AND EThGERE ORNAMENTS
COLOGNE SITS. POWDER BOXES. RiNGsr.NNDS,
OKOrEsoUE BRONZE FIGURES. CARD
RECEiE ERs, 4c.
TABLE WARE.
IVORY and rEARL CUTLERY SOLID sILyEis iad
TEA SETS TRAYS WATERS
URNs Kettles. OoBLETs. CASTERS. CsKE-BAs.
KITS. FRUIT STANDS. ErERGNES. tORKs ,ad
SPOONS. WINE STANDS, sc.
FRENCH CGIISA AND GLASS WARE.
DISNER SETS. Plain and Decorated. TEA SETS
DESSERT SITS, TOILET sETS. DECANTERs, GOR.
LET'S WINES, PUNCH Bowls S..
Also, our usual h1~ selection Of
CHANDELIERS AND GAS FIXTURES.
T.. V. IIAUGuWoUT & Co..
Yo.. isS, 1870. and 10: Broalv-ay, Broome.
-pcru,iorrbe.. or seminal Weakness.
TIE sPEClFlC Pill
For the permanent aud speedy Of Sentinel yedner
o. lssararrp N,yAiy Daily Lo'' Urefiri Or Cn"I'y
uiia;.os, s., 'he SPECIFIC PILL :. uTXgsLLY
tyAN INFALLIBLE REMEDY. eJ
and pa. been rsboy recommended by Pf5,sor. Sanders
Keh snd ohe distinguished practitioners. Pfcs >
pcs box, .ls boIs. lai once, -. sent Ny mail
Apvcx orAris- Letters eoSsde.faL
lV-so,d. vho'-s4ls and RETAIL by }. wISCHEsrER. No
81 Johns " y 20 whom ~ orde-7 should be aiires'ei
Consumption - specific Remedy. - wiSCHEs
rERs HYPOPHOsPHITEs 81, with Israrialle Kscaey
~ ALL s-aGE. or CoSsCNProy. Also in Aerro4' Deoi.fy,
D,sycpna B,ose.aI snd sl Disorder, Of the Bloodsy'
em This Remedy 4 ,.e BEsr NKRyor. Toxic and lSvic
ORATOR OF rmK y1AL FoEoEs known to Med-al Science
TRy IT.
ty- PRicr; IN I'D Il bottles. Al and - solibys
rsp~oablo Druggists sai Wholesale and Retail sthe sole
.uorai Depot, by J. WINCHESTER No. " john.',.. ~ "
% whom oil oflc.s should b. sddre,se CcuIa Tree 70 all
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-31

MARyIY'S NEW PATENT
F.zg BcRGLAR AND DAxP PRooF SAYEs
Patent issued Dec. !. 1867
We hsve letters rom the following eminent scientific ssI
semen tc.tuyng 70 their superiority ali Others
Prof joan roIey. OF L. : asssy Office.
Prof J. {. Booth Of L. :. Mint Philadelphia
Dr. a. A. Hayes STATE Assayrr. Boston.
Prot 4. T.. Everett. New ork
Prof Chss A. Sce.y. New OK.
DR.. D. d. Psrne.ee. New ioIk.
he.srs Mum L CO. Of scientific American.
MARVIN Co. Sole Manufacturer
No. 265 Broadway, Newi io.i.
Send 70, Crcu'sr with ;es;iaonis.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-31
CHRONIC CATAKIiu CURED.
READ.

READ.
kYw.YoRx. March 30. 1863
Thi. :, to certify that he-~ suffered from very sewers
CHRONIC CATARRH, with dun heayncss In the he'd
w completely stopped accompanied by continual
sor~ns.s Of the thro the chile s,e.ns with ooca
siopa ho, uses great thnss of the ohca aud pain %
much 20 tha. every thought consumption Having
heuI Of tho gr~ performed by Dr. Son Eisensrs
corsuled him. Al bu, little hope Of azure lasnow happy
be enabled sdd testimonial 10 tho great number al
rr,dy in the Doctors LA .cehc AID sue
ces mode ef treatment he has siorn In ny case that
skill and ledge which have procured for hin a. great
rsputa,ion lam entirely restordto peec. health that
do most sincerely recommend oil sufferers from ChhoNiC
CATARIH snd SORE ghROAr 10 spply 81 once TO DR..
Won Leubors with CO rtsinty Of being cured
EREn..RICK WEBER, M. 500 foarthsi.
OFFICE,
No. SIC broadway.
NEAR llTUST, kt"'ohk
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Special Notite5.
For the Holidays.
gf'NEIIEHE

FURNITURE
siylish Fssiolb~ and Desbe eyer Offered 10 this c'y
Particular ai'en'ion gaa to the m oi Nd Red
which for good taste ~ d-sign uuequa'ei
All goods wsrsI sItrd In every pirticu-sf
Nos ~ AID % Eas' ilols'o0s'.
Between 30" And <itv
TRNS AND iCf-pI1CHFRS
The fr. to give TARM AZ y, hHCEfIivyh i2 nhv %
~. o.es Tor those who tirs. for COULhi DNAIphi l.
No time .hod be Lost IN applying 1yr tlfla = o.
NOS. sudG BURLING-sLlP f'ot Of Jo..n y
fine Table and Pocket Gallery.
PLATED FORKS. UKNs aud TEN SITS.
PLATED CASTERS, WATERS and CAKE BASKETS.
ENGLISH and AMERICAN SKATES, al siles
TOOL- CHESTS. from 81 so to s2j BOYS SLEIGIIs.
CRIMPING and COFFERING MACHINES JUS, Imported.
". H. SEYMOUR CO.,
No Chatham square.
Let every who can knit be rin a. once up9n mil
How soon can he oaf. Ccr,sl Rerf Association be
abled forward his supply u. a. our iiicni, 70 a.
nS o % o. H., 6ed h.ye expressed ts ~ pya Io.rs
well as by reqsition TO the Sanitary comms"'n NO ]"
Cooper Union
Dyspepsia Tbles7ow Hlsfn ard s'ltS, .sd Sy bea;
g.,s generally. fify cents per box D'po no. |' 'e''
st., SECOND noor.
Ivory Initial sleeve Buttons, 70 cent? PAIR re,ri
DO 81 Hne assortment lor ladies and gentlemen M
n WELLIkO, No. 20I Cen,re-at, 'igh oil 'Hs o'''e"
Elephant. ----------
New. Ycar's RecepiiOn.-The Rev Mr. GoSS rss,ot 90
of an, Chraau Alliance invites his ieDis SObDlfFS
FAHIIlEs end others call him New Years Day al mop
Chapel Broadway. Music nnd R.ieslIncnts.
Curd.The Common Council having tendecf ne mo us'
OF the Governors Room. IN the city Hell fo New ieai
Day sas be most happy 70 .a.nss' ,s as II a. m
w. sn. n ,n on that day G.. GODfilIsY GUkTHEh
Zsw York Dec. 81, 1868.
| Great sale of HOLIDAY Bo"Pa This Evening Al
81 O'Clock si No. as Bro,dwy. ocstA opp's, a. r'shvs
| Hotel
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No -, Arrxs.sr.. ssw.Yosa. Feb . iosr

No u, ALLxssr. stw.Yos1 Feb. ., 1861.
il,v. been completely de4!in aud pansy - In
N. other for above wears. with dsae-ble dis
charge from both ears. coub!L with continual ruinbns
noise IA tie head ios which have been treated W most
eminent practitioner the city without tho slightest relief
Icon-ed d. Won Eisenbef- but must candily say that
lad no faith IN hs when dh o. la. therefore due
m d. Won Esenergto acknov that entirely cured
also lat lie displayed that skill and knoweds, which have
pocured for him such unriyalei reputation II have had
an oppouiy o, comparing III, mode of treatment with that
Of otlers can truly ss,e that is no, only superior but
a. uracipe, which dfcc, h, mode Of restons the hearing
... ., m, ,nn.oa certain JOHN TAYLOR
Nyw-Yonx July -, 1852.
Thi. cerides tina. ny mother las boen for son- time
afflicted with pr;is deafness suffering nom pain ani rum
bling noise. in the head together viii, other indications OF
total loss Of hearing, DR. Won EsenbeFs removed rom her
ears great quantity Of matter together with coaguaied blood
relieving her simultaneously and al without pain II with
srs,efu thaIs that give hi. testimony 70 Lis skill
CARROLL J. POST, No - South st
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-31
Ncw.Iork
Ncw.Nork
COMMERCIAL. ADVERTISER,

COMMENCEMENT OF THE sEyENTErH YEAR
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-31

kEw OK Aug y ie5l
Ivs ,assr.sl 'or tie a,. thee ysT. fom 'evsis
C,.sul viii continual du.re., Ia my L~,i usiue's
s-f5. my chest weigh, my eye. whi,h wefc ~eat'
waery sni very painful hy no'r' were continually Oh
.,ruc,ei villa pouring fsid have lad frequent 'neesas
hoar.ene., Of my voice s,asrly ATTENDED ~.'A splitting ocn
with srs, Of ny ilros tose'aef with .''srsi' and
d-,prlas D. 1oa F..;befs IA, eurca Of 81 tlce dp
rrecab'- ,sas-iasa now s I,s Tho r'l'aen' q
Dr voa Elseubs7. 'fl a. .s"ill in inpo'
.ib e. o7ef1a, The bcact have received a. hi hanii
heartily recommend any surrns hae my''i 70 pace
themselves un3.r Dr. voa Esen5erss vih csraa'y
Of beia ,g,sigy cafcI give ih with ssi'ais al pra
urc cirlo ooras again siy Lat ny voice which ""
hoar, cal ,l-k Wien .ppei 20 Dr. Non r'-u egg - ~
c.r4r .. a good INDEED iecl sbInilaiy s'IsA-d
JAMES LITTLE. No. 4'j .iasi. heFYork
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-31

MnrnhaitA
PINE TkEE TAR DROPS.
The most popular Remedy est,n.
For As,Ans bronchitis. Coughs Gold,
Til kliug or Soreness OF the Th'sas
Are very pi.asant and .hsetui-
Neatly nut up Il. gliding cascs,
Cam, ..!s.i ior the pocket.
sod, at IS and rs ceLts per box.
by dealer In medicines genet,lly,
Prepared .ny by TIItls. T.. MARSHALL Trenton, n J.
New y orb Ag,nuy at HFLMDOLDS DRUG AND Cf. EN-
iCkI. WAREHOUSE. No 39t Broadway
Eogg's Lever skate Buckle,
Manufactured and lot sale on Straps. at whole abby
T. STEVENS, No. 21J Pcsrl-s,.. Now, York,
aud M. W Klbyst. boy ;aa HissL
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-31
Hgw -YosE September

ILav. been ,rseriny f9r years past from sever" Casuh
vii ye,, he,yiae., over NY eye pll deps son
great uncsue, aud I,n In hobd, sE' df -uy b. b'eaih
ing sri continual accumulation uy n7sls which gave
u- rcc. sht, fof several year. have -on'iiri several
phy.ieana who pronounced me 20 DO con'amp''s WHAT
suffered llr 80 long time niracdblbe. Ay sya'e was
entirely d..riasrI and greatly debAiaiei not only fs
weak bli iai cloud continually before my eyes, and my
cf. erc r1 effected that wa threatened with total o. o
learnt sly. think, was guided by Providence 70
come 20 d. Won Ei.,lbelg wlo not only cursl q my
CrArr By removing a,i,nsng qusu'y II disa aeeao'e
nv had but be- restored perfc, hesib,
bl ...ns have not enjoyed for many yelr Now ENJOY
good nj AID pursue NY business with comfort
ns scksoesre that d. On tseabefs' ud ani scientific
treatment ~, Csaub deserve. tho highest com-ndiion' az
principle which direct. hi. system of curing taiana Is
.rch o., u render success certain.
JAMES ECRLOSG, No. $50 sIsM
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-31

ERoyys BRONCHIAL IROCHES, for Coughs,
Ir,i.ated Tlroais. are offered with the fules.
e,enoe in their efficacy They have been thoroughly tested
n.,in tie good reputation they have justly acquired
..,,... arc limitations be sure 70 ob,sin the genuine
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-31
MoETos's GOLD PENS are now sold at the


.;.e. 4, before tie commencement OF tho war; ths is
80 ouiur to the Manufacturers improvements in ma
,., n. presenlarse Retail Business and Cesh'in Advance
S lo, until he commelct aiveItisins iis business was
,.r, a, redit and .yiet'y i-ifh me Trede.
I'M. Morton Gold Pens tie only ones sold at OLD pTice'
. the makers OF Ill o,heI gold pens the e'n' on the
coa Government Tax &C. bu; Morton has inn0cse changed
h, priss, Wholesale or Retail
ofih es, numbers sent by mail to AL parts Of the world
1t, The ps few years not in sihcrsaud has failed to
80, destination in safety showing tbs, the Morton Gold
b, obtained by any in every part OF the world
:, The sane price, postage only excepted.
Reader you can have enduEins ready and reliable
CoPen exactly adapted to your hand end style Of writing
Fhh will DO your wiring VASTLY cheaper than steel fen' and
at the r,.en smos, universal Hehiessure Price Of every
,t Won can have Morton Gold Pen cheaper in proportion
the labor spent upon and material used than any other
Gold Pen in the World If you want one, see the Pen is
Migh,ier y an the Sword" in another column.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-31

Skntc.! Sirnucs:: Sknfes!' nm
We have added to e;'ahl-'.y, h, ,' ,.
TAINO giSATr, only where we oii"r At esrise" p'iees
yery couipste ,oftn-nt for won,-n and children
'''' PATTERSON BROTHERS,
Importers of Hardware,
No. ~ Park Row.
ulu.trs,ed P,ice Lii, tispihed on application
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-31
Dusiness Notices.

FINE TASTE in Perfumes is one of the most
r.sl,sle signs genuine refinement and poetic temper
,t Hence al who desire rank among those who IFo-
To-. these gifts use the peerless floral extract Dc ed from the
,.o-.R,oox,e Crszus, manufactured only by PHALoS
soy New.XorS.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-31
WILLIAM LiDDf
ChTARRu CURED.

Ur'eu. l2C.l -. between "a ~ a AZ.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-31

IMPOETANT.
IT.. nubic ere resDetffly nforaed that have just re-
r.ived ps, s.ese. Celia fresh shipment Of the jules Munn
NERZESAy CABINET
and
pRr bARgESAY
CHAyPA6SE
vns,e Surprising in richness fncuess snd delicacy
~ cus,y sny vince Of the grade before sen by
this horse. iii,
The owing houses have supply OF this shpmeu.
land:
MACY CO.
". : CoRwIS Co.
II. y. tsLTsR- q
". IA. JACKSON & CO.
CHAaLrs BELLOWS
PrRpY NICHOLAS.
J. 4. VAN RoSsUN
JAMES EFSsB. n. No - Besvers,.,
eo ,ra. N The L. = for Ju!-- MlIlin Co.'S Champagne
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-31
A VOICE FROM THE POTOMAC!

Read .ho following letter just received Iii, DTning By Prof
! HOLLOWAY, No 90 Maiden lane, Ncw. York;
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-07-04

Coon WINE sEEps NO Purr.-when George ",
King Of England, wa. Prince Regent bs was celebrated
for his admirable knowledge Of good vine His vaults
were stocked with the choicest vintages Of Europe He
had ono wine rarity Of its kind,-and of this only
dozen bottles left. These destined for a grand
diplomatic banquet. The wine was ordered to BIZ de-
canted-but every bottle had vanished In alright th.
Princes steward had to vintner of his ac
quantance; but what was his horror when be learned
that snch wine WAS not 10 be found in the Market
The wins-dealer requested his friend, however, to go
back and search bottle had been left To his oy
the steward found one. With this he returned to the
vntucr, who babe him call a stated hour He did so
THAT It was to hr drunk before twelve hours The inpo
eition never discovered.
Calling friend Of ours Of the American legation
the other day, he invited To a glass of wine We
compimsnted his taste in the choice of 80 rich port
hut were somewhat astonished when he assured MS II
was an American vintage called ssmbuci VINO 1t was
rch juicy and bighhavorei, possessing none Of the
pecuartes which distinguish the susared
wines and cderchaupagnos. Ho told the proprietor
Mt A. speer Il New jersey, u s. A. had been awarded
gold cup by the American Institute for the excellsu
Of his wine. Tbir 10 Phase in tho produce Of
| Arocyica-s vino country.
| dickens can tho Year round"
Va quote the shove with pride that We do produce
one vine in this country that Europeans acknowledge
superior to their own production
J goEs IT. July Dinner il caunc, be cacel!ei
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-07-04
Tories Yersna TraitaHs.

The Tory Of the Revolution has had an m
enviab.s character; but as compared with the
Traitors Of the present day, no was much the
better man Of the two. and so history will record
it. He was conten; to live Under the govern
neht a. it existed rather than change that to
" h.ch he had long been accustomed but the
present race Ct Traitors are anxious to destroy
the govelnuent that Cost 80 much blood aud
treasure to establish and III theiI erdeavors to
DC sc, have rushed into pcijury, tia,,d, theft and
wholesale destruction OF life and property.
Treason is one of the highest crimes known to
the laws OF civilized nations, among whom it Is
an acknowledged principle, " that the man who
takes up arms against q regularly constituted
government, toreits not only his property, but
his life
Arnold was a traitor, hut not more infamous
than the traitors of the present day. England
was bound to protect him, but there he was
desl'ised, and men Stunned his company as they
would the contact of a loathsome reptile If
you compare him carefully with Floyd, Cobb,
and theil aidcrs and abettors, he will not lose
nything by the comparison,--in the long
living annals of infsmy their trcachery will be
recorded. We have men i'll our n;ds. PRETEND.
ing to responsibility protected in their lives and
property by benifcent government, yet giving
sympathy, aid and comfort to the infamous
Traitors who are in arms to destroy the very
government that protects them. They are seen
aud known of all men,-the mark of the beast
is on their oieheads--he that runs may read
When the Government meets with reverses, they
are IN motion, moving to their headquarters,
there in secret concave to chew their poison
and bloat their detolmity. Their names are
known, and written in IL book, to be read in
after times as warning TO o;hets that they may
not transmit the inheritance of infa,ny to their
innocent offspring Even the Rebel soldiers
no" invading the free States, despise the Peace
men and the CoPperheads-men without fidelity
to the government that protects them, or cour-
age to take up arms against it.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-07-04

The army of the Potomac changed com,
handlers on Sunday last, General Hooker
retiring and General Meade taking com
mand. The army was pushed rapidly into
the enemy's lines, and by Thursday we had
news which bore a Frightening aspect, and
the Baltimore imericun sums up on that day
as follows:
The outlook of affairs in Pennsylvania is
decidedly encouraging. The Army Of the
Potomac is concentrating in the position it
has gained by the prompt movements of the
past two days, and reinforced by accessions
from Harpers Ferry, which has been aban-
doned as no longer OF any Strategetc value,
and from other sources, is now, both in
strength and position, so situated as render
"a grand battle or the immediate retreat
of the Rebels "a matter of necessity. The
opening incidents of the campaign are also
hopeful. Our cavalry are making vigorous
and successful dashes upon the Rebel lines,
driving them with loss out of Westminster,
Gettysburg and Hanover. Our army is rep.
resented to be in splendid spirits, and its
numbers and enthusiasm have created the
greatest confidence among the people of the
country through which it was moving, who
are eager in their offers of service and in
bringing to its commanders information of
the movements Of the enemy. General
Couch is also moving forward from Harris.
burg with his troops, who, though hastily
raised, may be of much service in pressing
on the rear of the Rebels whilst they are
assaled in front by General Meade.
Intelligence received yesterday from the
head quarters of the Army of the Potomac.
state that our troops show a marked willing
ness to undergo the fatigues of the present
rapid movements. A portion Of our forces
surrounded Emmittsburg and captured a
Rebel battery without conflict, it being the
only Rebel force there. General kilpat.
rick is appointed to the command of the
cavalry recently under Gen. Stahl. Gen
Meade issued brief and soldierly adj
dress to the corps and other commanders of
the Army, requesting that previous to the
engagement soon expected with the enemy,
they address their troops, explaining to them
the momenous issues involved in the strug-
gle that the enemy is now on our soil and
the country looks anxiousy to the army to
deliver it from the presence of the foe
Corps and other commanders are authorized
to order the instant death Of any soldier
who fails to do his duty.
On the 25th of June an assault was made
by McPherson's Corps upon the Rebel works at
Vicksburg. A mine was sprung while the
fight was raging, and through the breach thus
made our forces rushed in and planted the flag.
After effecting an enterance the Union soldiers
confined their fighting to hand grenades, which
were used with terrible effect upon the Rebels
Their loss was estimated al five hundred, our
own at one hundred.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1863-07-04

The following resolutions were passed
by the Unconditional Union Convention in
Baltimore, that nominated the Hon: II. Fl.
Goldsborough, OF Talbot county, for Comp.
trolier, and W. Il. W. Seahrook, of Freder-
lex county, for Commissioner of the Land
Office:
Rsotred, LIST, That the unconditional
Union men Of Maryland ought to nominate
and vote for no candidate for Congress who
does not avow himself in favor of giving a
hearty support to the whole policy of The
Administration and pledge himself to enter
aud abide by the Administration caucus, for
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
I'd, That the unconditional Union men Of
Maryland ought to nominate and vote for no
candidate for the General Assembly who
does not pledge himself to call Constitu.
tional Convention to assemble at the EARL
est practicle period.
I'd, That the policy Of Emancipation
ought to be iuaugurated in Maryland.