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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-15
THE NEW WAR CLOUD IN EUROPE.

The Schleswig .IiolsteIn question is rapidly as
suming vast and for the peace OF Europe, alarm
ing dimensions. An almost unparalleled excite
ment has taken hold of the public mind in Ger
many. On this question all former party diff
ferences seem To have ceased. Fcudalists and
Progressists, ROyalsts and Democrats, Aus
trians and Prussans, Catholics and Protcslants,
arc for once agreed in the demand that effective
support be given to the Germans Of the two
Duchies in their struggle against Denmark.
The propositions Of Austria and Prussia in the
Federal Diet that " Federal Execution" shall
at once take place in IIolstein, has probably met
with no opposition, and has by this time UNI
doubleday been unanimously resolved upon by
the Diet. This occupation Of Holstcin by Fed
cral troops is to prevent the carrying out of the
new Danish Constitution which the members
of the Diet unanimously regard as contrary to
the clearest stipulations of the treaties.
What attitude the Diet will assume in this
disputed succession question is not yet officially
But for the fact that both Austria
and Prussia signed the protocol of 1852, which
changes the law Of succession for the entire
Danish monarchy in favor Of Prince Christian,
who has now been proclaimed by the Danes as
King Christian *, the German people would
be unanimous in recognizing the claims Of the
Prince Of Augustenburg. A number Of the
German princes have at once followed the ex-
ample Of the Duke of Saxe-Coburg, and recog-
nizcd the Prince of Augustcnburg as Duke OF
Schleswig- Holstcn. The Granddukes Of Baden,
Oldcnburg, and Sake Weimar, and the Dukes
of Saxe-Meinngcn, Saxc-Atenburg and An
halt, arc in particular, mentioned as having
takon this step. Similar declarations wero IN :
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-15
TARDY JUSTICE.

Thaddeus Stevens has given notice in the
House Of Representatives Of bill to cqualize
the pay, bounty, pensions and allowance OF
white and colored soldiers. This Is no more
than right, and it il no more than has already
been done by the State Of Massachusetts. We
find in Gov. Andrews General Order, NO.
A." under date Of Dec. g. the following an
nOuncement
v-The United States officers do not offer any bounty TO
Of color do they psy them the fun wages Of soldier
They psy 10 per month If which ~ may be In clothing
This Commonwealth pays the full bounty oil $51' In hand
on being mustered into the United States service mss
chusstts volunteer 10 al soldiers irrespective OF color or
traction the soldier may, hs prefers H. receive go In
advance. and monthly State pay by Of bounty Of go
per month"
TO give practical effect to this offer, we learn
that Col Henry s. Russell, a cousin of the brave
Col. Shaw, Is raising in Massachusetts,, the first
regiment Of colored cavalry ever enlisted in this
country. The Secretary Of War, in granting
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-15
New:alprk Daily @ibm'te
TUESDAY. DECEMBER IS, 1868.
NEWS OF THE DAY.
TIIE WAR.

Accounts from the Army of the Potomac say
that accommodating party sent out some days ago. 10
rofas our mans in the region north OF Cupepper ana
,on ,ho haso of the Blue Ridge as far as Spcrryyie
and ;,,,s Washington, returned TO camp ON Friday
rho oscsrs encountered enemy in force, but fell IN
;,, ssvera small squads belonging TO the 9th Virginia
Cavalry. With the exception Of the barns Immediately
On be lines of the principal routes oil the houses were
well stored with the neeessaries of life such as meats
poultry and breadstuffs with sufficient supply Of
forage TO winter their scanty stock Of herds.
George II. Stuart, President and joseph
Patterson. Treasurer. Of the Christian Commission
have just returned from tour OF inspection IN the
Army Of the Potomac The contributions for the WORK
are LIBERAL about s6O 900 having been received during
one week With this assistance operations are to DC
extended to all the corps and divisions for the temporal
as We'd as the spirtua! welfare Of the soldiers.
Accounts received at Cairo are to the erect
that Marmaduke endeavorng to unite his forces Win
Price who was said 10 be crossing the Red river mo
Texas Prices force was much reduced and numbered
less than 1000 A large Union force was pursuing
him The Rebels are much disheortenod
The steamer Nina, blockade runner, was
captured by the T. s supply steamer Crcassan on the
9th inst The Mnna 30 feet long and over 9Oo tuns
burica laden with rifles powder qu.nine, liquors ae
rcultrra tools hardware. &ci also fine marine en-
CINE She is ordered to Boston.
On the llth inst, two Deputy OF
Caiso H. arrested dcscrtcrs Of the 10th Illinois
near Dongola when the deserters attacked their cap
tors killed one outright. beat the other TIL he was In
sensible aud escaped.
A dispatch from Fortress Monroe says tha'
the Rebel authorities have given notice that the! WIZ
no, allow any more provisions to be sent TO the Union
prisoners
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-15

permission to raise this regiment, pays o high
compliment to the efficiency of the colored reg-
ments from Massachusetts, already in service,
and anticipates much from the experiment oil
making the negro a cavalry soldier.
We see no reason why he should not excel IN
that arm of the service A quick eye, ready
hand, "dash,' and rough-riding are required for
a good Dragon, and these qualities the negro
possesses. We shall expect to SEQ the colored
men of our own and other States, where the
blind prejudice against them forbids enlistment,
thronging to Boston, to take service under Col
Russell and Governor Andrew. When Will
Gov. Seymour learn wisdom by experience
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-15
Destructive FIRE IN MAIDEN LAyg-O,

Destructive FIRE IN MAIDEN LANg-ONE
MAN SERIOUSLY BURNED AT about II p IN. on Mon
day lire was discovered the fourth floor Of premises
No LIS Mniden lane. occupied by whi'nster & Co.
dealers In petroleum oil. Owing 10 the inhnmmable
ture of tho material the FIRE spread with astonishing
rapidity aud In few moments the entire building
wrapped in flames. notwithstanding the utmost cxcr
tions Of the lremen the conhagration ragged with
nbated fury until the entire stock and Of the build
ing were completely destroyed The building belonged
% tho Hooker estate. md Is damaged about 5000 In
sured In tho following companies Bcekmnn. $1,000;
Jefferson ~ 900; Harmony. $1,000 The stock Is fully
insured but the extent Of the damage unable to
state. Nos l2G and 100 slightly damaged by
water. Tho fire IL stated 10 have been caused by u
oOlored man. named Vim. Armstrong. approaching with
lamp too quantity Of OIL tho consequence Of
which explosion aud the subsequent destruction
The unfortunate man was very badly burned. lie was
taken the City Hospital where he lies in pre-
Curious condition. AT =. m. an alarm oi fire was
sounded which investigation found 10 have been
caused by the flames breaking aircsh nj tho
place Ths ls9 wa, ektins aishcd WITH uln'ns dAnasc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-15

Of the Democrats in the House, McsSrS'
Baily of Pa. GanSon, Griswold, and ElIah
Ward of this State and Yeaman (Border-State)
of Ky. voted yesterday to lay Fernando WOODS
Peace" resolve on the table. The rest OF the
Opposition, we regret to say, voted the other
way.
This resolve is simply an appeal to the Rebels
to hold ont longer, and not embrace the terms
of amnesty proiIered in the Presidents Procla-
nation. II is flank movement in favor OF
jeff. DAVIS Il Co. The country will UNDER
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-15
Henry y. Foote's Opinion Of Jen. Dsvis-
isis speech in the Rebel senase-h"
ssmrvntioa Of Union Prtsencrs-A veg
c,nrinn Pepper Doctor Acting n' Con-
miasaPy.
FORTRESS MONROE Dee - 1911
tn, Richmond Engu,rer of Dec. 10, says:

In the Confederate Congress Dec. sth. Mr. Feo'e 81
pressed great Indignation at the course pursued o %
ierson Davis when Pembefton dishonoraoy ~
Vicksburg to the enemy. The President maze h'll IN
companion and carried him to Brsggs army Nae'e =
he rode by the soldiers heard To say thess
the traitor who delivered Ms over at Vicksouis Wv
President never visited the army without doh5 -,
lury-neyer yet that il was not followed oy d' ~,
Uo was instrumental In the Gctt, sblrg aiair -,
stru,ted Bragg at MurlrccsDoro He had op.ae99 Ssh
gis % 10000 of the enemys TROOPS. ana INV Nv. III.
Carolina liable tn destruction. He charged pi =.
having almost ruined the country. and dec1aIs" W"ni
would meet his champion anywhere 70 discussL Ca
to God he would never visit the arm! ae"i". y,
4 certain Commissary General. who was -, ~
the country was invested With authority 20 % NJ
matter Of subsistence. This monster. Nor,niy,
s,althily pac ed the Government III the atiuu IAN
by the enemy aud had attempted TO saf,e ,nv srs
ers in our hands From the lst TO the IS'n
furnished the prisoners very Irregular! ana IN
manner for Twelve days the supply was ila commi.
and for eieh, days they had none at all Ii' eV J
sary General said Mr. Foote. was peppvs ~, and
Down in Charleston and looked like ,ege'a. a
actual, made all elaborate report to the sn Van
War ,howiur that for the subsistence Oh uun For
kee carcass vegetable diet was the most Pivf a.,I
the honor q. the country this Northrop shouiu H., hs
AZ once Mr.. Footc SAID IN regaru 10 'aA''''
believed an adj yalorem tax WAS essential
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-15

name Ulysses 8. Grant Or George II. Thomas as
head Commissioner. with not less than l5O,0oo
associates. But we would give the Commission
large discretion as to their route; letting them
take that By Mobile, or Atlanta, or Raleigh as
may be deemed advisable. For our own part
we should prefer Austin as one OF their irS'
stoppng-places.
The House. on motion of Mr.. WaShburne oil
Illinois. laid Fernando's resolve on the table;
Yeas 90: NAYS 50.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-15
TESTIMONIAL TO THE Hon. CUrnBBRf pc ~.

TESTINUNIAL to III" ,n,. ,o,k psse At tho
lnr-A very agreeable Occurrence 'S.x - list II
Cns,om House on the afternoon OF raesas 1,v was 10
Sio hnsm Known that Nj Butt ON that Gay w.
Yasae the post Of Collector OF Customs ,Si TO him
sponsbe position which has just been and aioyecs al
By the "a.s came s%Sd s
and unexpectedly, at p w. expensive sS gold watch and
with most beautiful apS Was engraved the follow
chain on the shSsrs pua Acting Collector Of CSr
ing t s his sssocis.es and e%ploysss Ssx s,l.sr
leans, Isl s n,sssug task ~ presenting the GIN
was n's,s, Ha very grsccful and The respected,
when M VIZ thanks IN fee earnest aud ieen NV.
epsm TS. donation was AS credtahe to MI e .,sr
words l.~rs, No Governmental appotntmcns ~
as to tns ~ New. Orsans was more desefvedH pofu
yes Sss Of this gentleman to the ardnous post 10
tnn Una. n,crt.d He has hlcd Il with credit 10 asss
and in quitting 1t Tor anotksr sphere :" Sose With
,na,es nothing but kindly regrets among al .nss sa
s.m ho has been ~ long and agrsea6y assoe. gs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-15
FROM THE sOUTH.WRsT.
Movements Of Marmadske-Union Zero
in Pursuit Of Price-Deserters Comma
Murder.

CAIRO Saturday. Dec H. l5oJ
Late accounts from below represent that MAJ.
maduke is endeavoring to unite his forces with PnN
who was said be crossing tho Red River into TefA
Prices force was much reduced. and numbered las
than 500 A large Union force was pursuing hia.
The Rebels are much disheartened
The Rebel steamer Platte Valley has passed. with N
bales Of cotton for st. Louis.
Two Deputy Provost Marshas Of tas city ARRESTED
two dcser,crs of the 10th Illinois. near Dongols ~
tcrday when the deser;erS attacked their captors k
one outright beat the other till be was ns;nsibe. sd
then escaped.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-15
We have private advices that the secessionists

We have private advices that the Secessionists
at Hsvana-actng, doubtless, upon private adj
vices from Dixie-have given over the Rebel
cause a. past praying for. One OF them, we
learn, who had about $4,000 600 Of Confederate
funds in his hands, has coDfscated the whole TO
the replenishment Of his private exchequer, and
fed Herewith toparts unknown. twas under
stood there that the breakup Of the concern
must DO quite near at hand.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-15

"CuEEK" is the subject selected by the
well known q. X. Philander Doesticks, +. b. nr n'S
lecture at the Cooper Institute this evening w.
should say that Mr. Doescks Vas thorough "','' Va
his subject he would scarcely thank us "r t'' ""D'o"'
compliment IL We were to suggest thai MS A"o"" "',
csty formed natural barrier To his master. u. HIS '"
cct we should touch bottom on the "'h'r t"c"' ~ W.
refrain from expressing any opinion apA Whatever
hut we recommend the public to hear snd Judge 'oi
themselves
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-15

The new State of WEST VIRGINIA has been
divided by her Legislature into townships, like
other Free States and unlike the Slave States,
which have no civil division below Counties.
She has also adopted comprehensive Free
School system. They say West Virginia is I'M
but she do nj act like IT,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-15
Mr.. Fernando Wood yesterday moved |,

Mt. FeTDHnuU WUou yesVeruhy moved III The
House the appointment Of Commissioners TO
proceed 10 Richmond with the view Of ar.
ranging for the termination Of this bloody
destructive, and inhuman war, and securing
peace under the Constitution Of terms Of justice
end equality" We second The motion. and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-15
page.

Bridgeport, Conn, for q long time thorough.
1y Secession place, was the scene OF Union
victory on Monday-the entire loyal ticket for
Charter officers having been chosen by MAORI
ties ranging from 30 TO ll3.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-15
Union Triumph In Bridgepers. Conn.

Special Dispatch TO The y. ! Tribuns.
BRID0rroET. Conn.,. Monday. Dec. IA, 1868.
bridgeport is redeemed Our town election
this day has resulted in glorious victory for the Union
cause The vote was very heavy and the Ccpp"rheads
made desperate effort to retain the power they have
held 50 long but completely routed. by IMPURITIES
rang ing from 10 TO 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-15
FROM CHATTANOOGA.
Reconnaissance 70 Lafsyetsc-Cspssre u
a Signal Station and Priseners-Fhsss
Of the ssebels-,Rumor that Lsss'free<
has lest 1000 Prisoners and Nearly
all his Cannon.
CHATTANOOGA Monday, Dec. "A. Is1R

CHATTANOOGA Monday Dc H. iSAH
Col. Watkins, commanding the henIucAy
brigade returned to-day from cavalry :econno's'anS
rs f,r rs Lafay ete.
He CAPTURED a Rebel signal station and ak ofoes
and forty prystcs The remainder OF the large force
Rebels lied.
The Doth PENNSYLVANIA Regiment has been orderd
home on furoueh having resnhstcd veteran vclaa-
teers. Number. Of veteran regiments and batteriS
are prepared to enlist under the new order.
A rumor prevails that Longs,reet in hs retreat froa
Knoxville lost 400 prisoners and nearly ali his
and trains.
Gen Palmers resignation as Commander Of the li!A
Corps which was accepted has been recalled. and he's
again in command.
James Walker. New York artist. has been comma
stoned TO paint the battle OF Chattanooga
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-15
FIRE DEPARTMENT ELRcIIOS.-Aa election

WAS held A, Firemen's Hail. in Mercer stroes' On ~,
day evening by the representatives Of the d'fssns 81
Companies for tho purpose of clcctins the on,s,. ~
the Fire Department for tho ensuing ysT Ing J.
i'm, gentlemen werc chosen; For lresiae 'uar.,sry-
p,stour; Vice Prsidcnt--John Il; t r'. Trustees
e Ianh,r Mills. Charles Ocopna< ressr mss''"
| Frederick A. kltaooca
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-15
FORTRESS MONROE. De

FORTRESS MONROE. Dec. ID. 100.
The steamer New-York arrived last evening
from City Point in charge VI the nag OF truce oteef
Maj. Milford.
Gen Mcdowell arrived here this morning. and hsi
lengthy interview with Ma. Gen. Butler.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-15
FROM THE ARmY OF THE POTOMAC
A Recennsisssace-Ua deeclsthias fsr ssl.
diers-Bopsrts Of Lepgstrooa Havtns
Joined Loe-9utlors.


diers-Bepsrts Of Lesgstroes Havtns
Joined Lec-sutlors.
WASHINGTON Monday, Dec. "A, 1860
Accounts from the Army of the Potomac CAV
that reconnoitering party sent out some days ago. "a
perfect our maps in the region north Of Cupepper sud
along the base Of the Blue Ridge as far as Sperryy.
and Little Warrington returned to camp on Friday
The officers accompanying tho expedition state thai
they encountered no enemy in force but fell In with
several small squads Of partisans, all belonging 10 Tho
9th Virginia Cavalry.
With the exception OF the barns immediately On tSs
lines Of the principal routes all the houses were WI
stored with the necessaries Of Life. such as meats
poultry, and breadstufs, with sufficient supply
forage to winter their sosnty stock Of herds.
Considerable complaint has been expressed by ou
regimenta quartermasters OF the present scarcity
underclothng for the soldiers and they attribute it
the derelict contractors.
Leaves Of absence are freely granted to officers 40
men iJr short periods.
Renort, are prevalent in camp that Gen. Longstrs
hos succeeded in efecting junction with Gen La
but after dus Inquiry they canhot DO traced TO any ts
worthy source Il -
The following rules at present control ttsd
in The army;
PRoyosr MARSH AZ 0EyRnAEs Qyprcs, I
WARRINGTON Dec l. 1851
Until further orders the following rules will be observed
FU1. Every suffer suffers clerk will conhne HIND
10 the orders for hs command and 70 the headquatsss
the corps. division brigade TO which he has been designate,
Second The oaicers orders must be accompanied by d.
pcste invoices which must state the number
Officers ordering and must be approved by general ordss
the command.
be provided with written authority TO act for sutlers
Fourth Orders from corps division brigade hesqusnes
must be tls hands Of having ren authority
as M. agent of such headquarters M X. PATRICK
Provost Marshh General.
Capt J. p. Kmball Assistant Adjutant General hs
rendered bis resignation in the army and been not6a
Of its acceptance. He has been long and fsvorab'
known to all who have had occasion to transact b1s,
ness in tina, department.
Capt Phil. Schuyler. lsth U. S. Infantry. succeed
Capt Kimball.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-15
The Kentucky senatorship.

LoUIsvLLr, Monday. Dec. II, 1865.
The Kentucky Legislature has postponed the
election OF Sc nstor 10 Jan. u, lroi.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-15
Ra.iou Mn,ornIty EIcction.

The vote for Mayor in Boston on Monday at
noon stood ~ follows compared with the full vote
last year.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-15
1852.
Total Lac

Incoln's plurality fnr in isoi. Loss minority in
l-6s. 1908 r. s.-Mr Lincoln Is re elected by 100
majority.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-15

Oar summary Of the doings of Congress is
crowded out this morning. The reader il re-
ferred to the detailed proceedings on the first
maze
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-15
THE PROHIBITION or RE-FysLAvEMEyr.

The bill iorbdding reinstatement, which
Owen Lovcjoy introduced to-day declares the freedom
Of MI persons covered by the Presidents proclamation
OF Jan. and puts them upon par with whites In the
courts aud punshcs the ircJnslaycment of any Of
them ~ u crime with imprisonment mud tno
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-15
10 tho Associated Pr-...
10 The AssotIalcd Ff~s.
wAsnlSGros. Monday. Dec. u. 1893.
TIR LOST on BOARD TIL. wEEuAwKEy.

fT"T VTI' TOT
lowing list of the lost OH tho Wcchawk~ns
OyvicERsi W. Merriam Sd Assistant Engineer Augustus
Michel do u. 4. MoOowan Acting do Chtrs soubcr;
Actin; do.
Mrs-Ihomas Piper John Buckley, Jobs Carpenter, C. T.
Davis, C. H. wilson g. Anderson. Ralph Aserson, td~ ard
Mullen James Dunsn. Robert Nugcnt. W. a. Pike, Henry
Scn- Thomas Daniow, James Scolins, John h.rttgsn,
Jos Crosan John Williams. VIM II. williamson John Rut-
l~Jg. Edward Gayan Micha. Clnrs. Thomas Nee. ihos.
Donovan Leighton, Tho. So,hef sscpL,n q Nossn,
and one uauis uuA uOwu
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-15
ANOTHER PRIZE.
The Navy Department has received iniorml

The Navy Department has received iniorma-
ton OF the following capture;
On Nov. "a the schooner Two Sisters. Acting Master
Rockwell. captured the English schooner Maria Al
bcr,a She cleared from Havana for Matsmoras,
bn WAS cndeavoring To run the blockade ut Bayport.
Floriin. Acting Muster Rockwell Is especially recon
mrnded by Rear Admiral Bailey to the favorable eonsld
Grafton of the Department.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-15
PROHIBITION OF SLAVERY.

The bill which Senator Hale introduced pro-
vidcs that
Hereafter all person. within the United STATE. Of America
equal b.ior. IA, law and all claims pcf.ons service
those founded contract and the claim Ut srnt 20 the
Of minor child and .csic. rendered IN pursuance Of
or the pnnshmcn u crime De aud the
hereby abohrdsny thing IN the Consiuon Laws auy
IN fh. uatv th.ta aiuF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-15
THE REE-HUSDRED-DoLLAR CLAUSE AND PAY
OF SOLDIERS

One of the two bills introduced by Senator
Lane Of Indiana to-day repeats the 500 clause in the
enrolment act and the other increases the pay Of non
,soned officers and priyatcs In the army 20 per
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-07-24
p@John Morgan. having at last bee

p@- John Morgan. having at last been
captured, and there being no further neces-
sity for Indianians to hunt after him and
his band Of horse thieves and murderers, J..
K. Boswell, is again to be found at his post
a, The west end of Main street. prepared to
capture sufficient Of Heavens AgM 10 made
Pictures. Of all kinds, that are Pictures,
particularly Photographs. He showed US
one Of his brother. Gen. D. X Boswell, that
is as perfect as nature itself-every Inca
ment Of his features are clearly and sharply
defnsd-eveu tho grain of the buckskin
glove on his right hand. together with the
stitching on its back, is transferred to the
picture. No use to talk--one never saw 3
better photograph. and a finer toned one
Give the Big Camera trial, and call there
and see specimens.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-07-24

GcDEY's LADr's Book, for August, has
already been received. 1t is no more th an
a simple act OF justice to say that the Book
still maintains its high character for sterling
literary merit, whilst its delineations Of
FASHIONS for Ladies aud Children's apparel.
ara sought after and said 10 be just the
thing most desired by our female friends =
The Summsr 4Nap and Summer Talma.
are beautiful. aud, for the warm month OF
August. are ast the thing. Latest Styles
of Partisan Head dresses, are pictured, be-
sides both head and heart dressings are
found in its pages. We order the Lady 5
Book for any Of our subscribers. for the sum
Of Two D o'lars, and it is well worth three
lines that SUN.