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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1863-06-26
Public ale
Of Valuable Real Estate.

Va td1udult Acdt 6SbdtS
The undersigned will sell at public sale, on the
premises, in Londonderry township, on Saturday,
the goth day oil June next, her valuable real es-
tate, containing 202 acres of Limestone land, of
which about 1875 acres cleared and under fence,
and IN good state of cultivation, part of which
is good meadow, and more can easily be made
There is also an orchard Of choice fruit, consist
ing Of
Apples, Pears, Peaches; &c
The improvements consist of a first class
GEeHST NAEEE,
ir good running order, calculated to do mer hant
and country work, with TWO STORY LOG
HOUSE with basement, DOUBLE LOG BARN,
with all necessary out tuildings there is, also,
good site for a TANNERY, there being two
never failing springs of water near the house.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock of said day.
~ Terms made TO suit the purchaser.
MARY HYSUNG.
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Every Horse Owner

should have this remedy at hand, for its timely use
at the first appearance of Lameness will efectually
prevent those formidable Diseases to which all hor-
ses are liable, and which render so many otherwise
valuable horses nearly worthless q
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June 5, !s63-6ts'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-09-12
Mexico.
An Important Movement

san Yrancisc0. cal, sspt. loAdvice, from Ssu
LUIS de Potos, Mexico TO the 18th OF August, furnish
o. With the following highly mTo,tant Intelligence;
presideut .Iuare1 and his tabinet have been urged
BY leading Mcxicsns and the Representatives Of the
South American Republics to form Continental AL
Isnce, embracing the Republics OF Chil, Peru, CO.
Iumbia, the Argentine Confederation, San Salvador.
Honduras, Costa Rica, Nicaragua, GuatenslA and
-.eIco, for the purpose Of resisting European en-
eroachments on MEXICO or any South American Re
public. The United states are TO 10 invited to send
delegates to cooperate in the movement.
san Frdncisco, Sept. 9.-Arived steamer Orizaos,
from Panama. She trinrs dates via Manzsnilla,
fcu Guiana uato TO the 18th ult., snd from the City
Of Mexico to the 18th ult, Airsmon had been sp-
pop,ed hy Gen. Forey Commander Of the Mexican
forces. The Iriumvirste had notified the representa-
tyes OF foreien governments that legal vernment
b.. been provided for Mexico, and they had been re-
uuettd TO recognize thu lrlumvrate as constituting
surh government, The American and Central Amer
csu ministers replied that they must recognize tho
.Ju.rel govrrrmenu until further instructions from
their foyernmenth. Commontort, and DoblAdo had
published strong appeals urging the keXic4ns to con-
y.us ~ resptct the French
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Naval Movements.

The miishipmen. nineiy-four IN number, attached
10 the nited states sloop ofwar Marion, hev" ended
their summer cruise. Ihe.vessel IA now bound from
Portsmouth, \. II, 10 Newport whore her young mid
dies will be sent shore to complete their course Of
education a. the Academy. The young o.c rs Of our
navy have seldom had mora giea'nt cruise than
that which has Just been made IN the Marion. Their
vessel has been between Portland, No. and PLa
delphis- has visited oil tho Navy Yards aud passed
through the Hudson River remaining some time at
the wes, Point Military Academy, the Young men
visiting IL, and also the Wee. Point Foundry she
underwent slight re.ar' d1rius her soourn ia
New York.
A. an example Of the difficulty In falling In with
the Rebel privatesrs, b. Of use " consider
the case tthe L. y shlp Iuo This shp hs. been IN
the United States service for twenty thrte months
during which time che has been idle about three and
hall months for repairs, &c. During the baancs oi
thai time, neteen and half mon Lishe has cruAed
81 ,3To miles under several different commander' A.
| follows; Under command OF ActlngVol. Lieut.. joe
| ish Crsssy T.sAA pllp : VRaa eemmsRd sf nsa
AsHaSn
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LOCAL NEWS.
NEW YORK ANp Tng VICINITY.

TnK NoMiSAiioNs - nv CiIY.---A te
E,public,n b, adl dluarc,, the rank rad III, ,ro iusy
csnvnsina the platform md nominations ~ their
New nion party. ! me dsli.e the n -mina,ion OF
Hobin,on aud DcrnN, in pacc Of Oicott and Porter
While others want John Coohrsne thrown over
fcmor,eesy a, ioot Clllcott shose treschcry 10 re
wsricd - the cold a. ou,d,r treatment accorded TO
b,m by III. new hiCuI.. In tho radical camp the
.yn.i triumph " Raymond H c., is bitter PHI to
swallow, although i 3. generally cone d'd all intend
10 work tos,;Acl 10 secure ts ultimate triumph OF
their tole..
In 1ammauy. and ~ Mozart, tho proceeding. of
the Albany Cou,, ntion Air canyts,ed, with all the
energy Of d,noc-s'r oIpfe'sionl both partei agree
ing that the" IL.on" men had los all their thunder
the loyalty pl 'orn AMI woudn't be able to eoms
10 time when the camp,isn brsn- IA earnest our
reoo-t LtArd no diateutius ,4pfes.ions concerning
the nomination. although a goat deal oftak "sa
oc, a.on'd among the Peace men, a the complete
change OF base agreed g. their Aders All agreed,
however tlst /: Of imc Importance to out vote
their of, ,onerts therefore It may b. consdeted sci,
tied thst both sinr- Of tie d,mocracy will exert
themscive. 10 defeat tn Republican candidates.
DgAfr ENAMiSAIIoNs- -tOurN Dis'rici.--
In Ills district seventy i've disposed Of,
Oh. a which t~snty 4iy were Nod C1r service, aud
ten furnished suhstitutcs.
Ftih D,siricf. The total number examined yes,
terday va. - they were dlspo.td of iooNsi
Held for service 70 Substitutes accepted, o DIS
ability "a; Other cause, a.. Thirteen were sent tc
general rendezvous. Among those held for service
/ vas Geo { Bpnitce, leading man At tho Sev bow
| cry Theatre, lie furnished a suh,titute.
| SIth DISTRICT The Board Of hi. district cram n
ed 90 cases yesterday Of "tich they held for dutJ
IL, Exempted for disability, n: for other cause.
/ 3i suh,titu.cs accepted 10 paid conWu,s,ion fee
J. Ten men we're sent 10 ~ general rend zvOu'.
S.rsn,h Dlstr,-'. lLe ruuher cram.nei her
yes,e!day was sev nty iUur, ~lo we're Disposed oG u
/ follows Phy,irN disability, T., Ahons, Is. Ful
ni,hcl suls i,utc., onl, sou' Of s.ed rareuts, G
He'd iog service, unsuitab uc,- To-: no,, II. Tiy
we're sent 20 GcncIs! rendezvous, and hyo rtinAl
over,
E,ghh D's'ric'-Cpt TO I O'Clock yei,er!ry II case
had been cIamiuod, OF vhich there were held io
duty II discharged for physical dlsani!iy, 10 o.hc
causes, 81 substitute sccepted i. Fad commut'
tion Fee, 4.
h,nth District. One hundred and nine csses wer
heard here, Of which !, were held for duty. 1her
were exempted for phy,ical disability, 70 o,h'
causes, "a slienseC, q IN service, 2 laid owe
Q substitutes accepted, 6.
THERE WILL BE MrsIc q the CentSa PRg
! S>dAy - &s'elasA K. y,
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HROOkI.lN.

Tus Ev.Mr,ISG BoAED, iniRn n.er' ..:
assembled al 2ay Washington street. y'lteru.r MOI.
ing al dispo,ed of the following caes i'i 5ynV
ouly sons o. alens, s. two uembersc 81 tie same ann
~ in the service !. exempt fro,. d-allit ~ hiir
for duty, p suhsituts9 O. all ctp.'d vcep' oa"' oYJ
aye .; under & fathers Of moihrrr'a oAildf a.,
C,ERrAGE ACcIDEsr. .-Ar VI ID Lane VI,
thrown out OF his carriage Ia the Close Rad ye,t-
day, caused by tho hofses running AVA lie vac
seriously, and IL ls fea'cd dangrrously, istured.
Mr.. TILros's SunsrlIris.- Dir. Theot,ru
TiIton, ofthe IspUrspr obtained substitute,
a fine looking and Intelligent Frussan, who haI
served two year. sergeant in the pIu.sian arm,
lie wss accepted uniformed. aud Immediately .euI
TO the cou.cfi.t rendezvous.
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n Acting Ms'er Jsme. NJ wilisn. 7o.7iN milcs.
all ,he time in &C. ich Of ReNc Cryscct. ~ the vi
the vicinity where subs gucn. report. prove hem to
have been ~ the IN. - the lro ha. &C, zen
stlcl to fal. IN 9TH any Of them
Three 'ionitors ar now In ccIfse ofcors---t on ~
South Bosom W thee t.o at b,ibs hu AZ the
ccck and " ssuc. rh- suncook /. .reec vine L,rp..
ms and viii ~ baby b." rsd' f,r launching sbont
y, H. " nc ohsr yo4oS Tl M .ss :. tSS SS
ship yard cf AIula Adams, and j. called she Chmo.
y about - fu edvrnc-d a. tie Sunc'ok lhrsc
ssnin make They .re to hc -. feet IN crr,h have
- fee beam. ard draw D.. fe,t ct ~s,o- rhcv are
atcscthcr to- shsow for sea ART uiu,' either
hc intended for river nsvirstion ~ hrho- defence
l:'por's ss'"n thrr ~ the iNter u-c. IL q. hCvcd
that thcv viii he employed protection. f,r the hsr
essential AMI convenient ifrrucvcmrn. rr, intro.
iured IN the irs, Monitor. Que oi them l. water.
tisht mpsI'n,nf. ic,, in rid,h, extending around
the tole bOay Of the vessel. The s,t,r ie pumped
out Of THE compartment when tic aoni'of 10 al sea
This liehtens her end hsvtus rss surface eiT-ed 10
tile WAisf shc can move tnorc rspdls. fthc Monitor
y ytmnnE for seton" th" enmp'r.meni -
40 uGt ittie ot ia" vessel an, src-ri
int ,h. ,rffct, u, visible, Outside ~ The ssict'
eide ~ tn wood iuchc. of,ron q otvt,t. NE foul
bottoms -hch iron ships ~, ANllc, an ost bottom
those OF ordinary wooden vessels They cirV rrc
pcll, and taovidci with tan ,rttN. me under
each ccuni'r hy which ,h'y e,n he turned IN
screw A. tlr ys,d Of iisui.on lotins no monilG.
arc nov blildius. though the monitor IAN launched
IN August lasi 10 at tho pier. r'ccNins her turet.
upp,f deck plating and inaohinery She "a furnished
With long stes pointed ram, snd u tho possesses
moderate speed, will l.. eouhly dausoroas nsn an
tagonirt In th" ,hip yard AL ton tau,prt 10 feet
in lena h, Il to Re built The kceis already ls,d AZ
Ayers ron iHunlry the uanuisfute q TIE hOdnan
sui and shell and shfspne constitui. th. most OF
the ,,"y"rnmon' -orf Small niur'Afs are also made
on The KpdmAn ptiucir's Of the monster 10 In IA
lodmrnr arc nos ia the machine chop In various
s'as. Of complexion
Nc-trrdty morning Secretary Wsllcs arrived a.
PhindrlAis. sud pail IL. usual Ni.t of In pccton
to The Navy isri The f"crcta'v vas rer' we'd ia an
spp-opf late manner Ly Commodore S,tihiiug, com
nisndsnt of the p,,t and CAPT Wel., Captain ot the
Yard The Other officers ot the lafd and number
of sent emen were present.. Mr. weirs. escoried
through the Yard. and e,prcssed hiEseif hthy srst
if,d az the ms.pcr In which anaus are c'nductsd
Tho usual saut prosr bed ~ the rcruHtion- ot the
NAVY Impairment tfsd On the ARRIVAL vi the b,c
/ rotary
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The concluding portion o; the Govcrnors speech Re
fore the recent Convention at Albany thus i,iu.
hi. position. iisays;
We, however. .rc ready 20 mark ~ sroli-v, snd
that AcDnc ltnrv pntv, that the stst's shall return
~ith sl their rirhtp NAKED down ia the & nsti
tui0n believe that IL" rr,a' r0us ctNa'ivr pAt'y
e the county viii 10 them, az turn 'n ale
g,suce and w. VIII ointain your rights Whatever
may lc fhc r1Irsc OF the AdWinls'rt IL become
cease: come i4t 90 NuuT AlrEAlr, aud vr will pro-
t.ct ,our gtght-.' NsVfr have smhA-tafscd the Nd
min .traiou, aud neyCf will. have ~ al, times
sought TO uphDiI tho amy, aud have nrg.rct Ud no
wihout casing to do my duty To- thc soldiers tiom
Nsg \ OK. have issu'i uIwi'ds ~ nv III hOut ard
comm .Hons, s,ani don't kuor thAt the Acuiuist a.
ton nth al the unLind thing ~ icas Lave eaid
OF rc, has hsd occ sson To- cay that my oourse has
eoca partisan ~. N r'fS to tn'r: ! Tp"a,,
have nrye- doubted that the tnlou VII trsiofod,
have osr"d that the irh. ~ he sts,.s -ill
be destroyed. have never fos mon oni believed
that the uvsson of The rights OF the Nteios hy the
government could bH of p-rma lent character. Tho
urncipIes Of conoiston aud wisdom, which rn'dsd
our fathers will outlye the folly of thtr ,ucocs.ors
Cancellation 10 agnsn mous generosity ~ iia ns
ture IL l.reer than hate. rrn'fo1H cnu,e now ~iIl
commend us 10 the world. tApp.auscJ 10 The dis
nou'on o the nion l'vI.! never corrrnt. i,u'er'
wohld put inrth ever, pIvrf, "a ula - auat "v.ty
4 Ineasuf, ot Cancellation, ! would Appcal TO tn an
/ tsfnt,r. the hope au. 'ga-s oi the cit'Z us OF
che south, aud urs' evf.v ,1sfcst On - u ~ no
ccu', Wsn 70 make. TO lllng la'k the revoked
~trtts Tut to disUuion ! viii Ncr consent 20
hat. Lri VA put iorth ovciy power to r'ttorr the
l,on invoking 'verv conn lr'aiion Of patriotism,
dliUg an that II duo to ON county ana ourselves, IN
vokuc the return 81 every Sne holdinr tacted every
star tio- tuuao ta.H t.Nt Suiinuud ~ pointing 70
tie tlsgs that decorated the nall! ami M king him
VII would strike from It's blue h'id 20 mus b .
ttaitoi q. ne Who would r. nd it's fold. nsauf"l.
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japan.
Onleiai Dispatch.

Washington, s,pt li.--roc following ,eierram las
been received via san Francisco. Sept eth
L,0d.gn Of h' Cn,'rd s'dies ~ Idpdr, iokn-
IONA, .iup -. iS63.-sR On the .C.h Of June. the
American steamer Pembroke VI. st,scted At Simon
OH. Goo mics from here, by vessels of the Prince Of
Nssoti. ON the 10th OF July the wvomine ble- w
his steamer. sunk ten suu brig. ensarcd sir bat
teri... With the loss OF four killed and sewn
wounded
French rinbss vn fred nto on the s;h ofJu'-,
aud Dutch sloop of-,r on the llih OF lulv. ~ the
came place. on the Goth o. July, the French Al
rnirsi destroy d one Of these batteries.
senedb
EougRr " rgvyv,
t'nited S,stes Minister RESIDENT
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From Arkansas.

C.rctnImi., S,A 1.-THE Memphis BcLLKrIs has
advice, from Arkansas 70 THURSDAY. I.esped + EIDE
raj soldiers report that the rebels .vacuans Lit
tie Rock, and will make stand at Washington. The
strength OF the rebels has been greatly exaggerated
They have no more than 5000 troops
The steamer David Tatum Va, fired into BY susr
Las, near Napoleon. number Of shots struck her
pilot house but no one hurt The euerrillss are
very troublesome between Helena aud Baton Rouge.
They fred into the steamer John Rainey. shove Don
sd.ouviiie on the 3lst Of August, killing one aud
~supdi!lg ~.
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Arrcst OF the Proprirtors OF tho Baltimore
kepublirau

BiHnOrt. sept II n. II E'einrGson aui his
sou frank Richardson aud stephen i. Joyce, propre
tor. Of the B,irINoKs krrunLIcAS. were 70 isy az
rested by order Of zen Scenck. fof venting then ds
loyalty. ty publishing In Their paper of last evening
piece OF poetry entitled tie "Southsrn Cross" ard
ordered south. The three sent across our lines
this evening The propri.tou Of the RErrnlc,s
had been frequently warned by tn suthoriuss ho re
against the publication Of dHloysi sentiments in
sh.ft
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.fi-.,proi SIP, 3,d-Corro-. .- sales ~ tso dsv.
eoo0 bales. Of .hch specuisors and e1rorters toot
500 bales. The market 10 quiet. al decline Of I'd
since Frdsy
BBiArsrtrvs Market quiet ard steady. Provi''
iop..- MMk't s',ad. Bacon sti declining
Ionde1. sept .f.-frsntnc -COSsoLs closed at
e3<as4'. for money.
AsEsic,S Illinois Central o<sst die
count tris sgA-t
AZ this ipint Of the dlsps'ch the down cast lines
were interrupted. The ccnclusion of the Levs will
probsO.y come TO hand to-day. rms
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From Europe.
R.ur nuya, Later N.

Cdpe Race, Sept. 1.-The steamship City Of hsn-
etes,er, from Queenstovn Sept. 30, has arrived.
/, was vaguely reported that the French Cabinet
had debated the srpsdency Of the South.
No final decision was arrived at.
some Of the French journals recommend w sslI'
orr Of ths Florida st Brsst.
Rsrspssa Sehuo ~ unchanged
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WILLIAM SBURGIi,

TxEWrriOSs ~ THE SEluSp Co,dkGa-
No-,f D,srs'r.-The hearing OF exemption. Il. .p.
Second p..trie' was continued ye,toriAy. sth,, ,J
Grand 1t, Brooklyn, T.. D., a. follows Arus, n W
suitable are, ~; physical disability 49, ou.y %
widow, :; paid oommststson /; father of no;h.lr,s
children 3 held for seryiee c. substitute 5 Ia ).
seIyiee MaIeh 30: 8, Total nu u ber eIamIped, 10
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The Dpaft 10 Ohio

C,arnnaa SEPT iih dspatch from Columbus
'sys that recruiting having failed to III M he quota
for this state, orders have been received from wash
ns,on enforce the draft The numl er Of meu to be
rai.edis 1900 requiring the use q $1,000 names
The dTaf, Will begin IN this city next week
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-21
TI7HE TRIBUNE WAR TRACTS.
No. I-THE CONDUCr OF I'D W

No 1.-The CONDUCT OF TIE WAR
The Report Of The Joia, Committee Of Coogcs' the
Conduct Of the War respecting the Management and opera
t,ns OF the Ary Of the Potomac while commanded by Gen
Mcclellan is issued by in pamphlet o. thirty-two
p.r,G Price cents; 80 so PEI 100 $40 per 900.
II sent by aid ton Will be charged to prepay
postage.
also COZ ain, Lord LyOuss letter to EGI Russell siyng
90 account Of h remarkable conferences with tie Conserve
tive leaders"
No. H-GEN BUFFERS LATE GREAT SPEECH
The Great Speech ofMs Cen b. T. Butler E. the Academy
Of Music Aphl2, 1862 Phce cents 81 per 100 Sl5
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DEPARTMENT OY THE wEsT-FaENoNT.
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Ant ofhs War relating the battles Of Bull Run and BsPs
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esden solicited.
No. TY-McCLELLAN, BURNSIDE. HOOKER.
Containing evidence Of Generals Mcclellan burnside and
HOOKER before Committee the Conduct Of 'Le War
Thi, gyes very full history Of the Amy q the Potomac
Up to IN. time Gen. Hooker eommsud. rhiitytwo
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- Book which should be in the hands Of every
woman, and child in the Northern ststsL"
ANON THE PINES;
SOUTH IN SECESSION TIME,
BY EDMUND KlRKE.
vol. limo. $40 pasoa
Containing an extraordinary but truthful picture Of the en-
tire soea system Of tie South. describing Tho domestic lie
OF tie reh rasefs the small fare' Asd tn white i's'h
ard depicting se;ss the Largo and small plantations
Single copies. in CLOTH : ia payer c0gsFs Is e'f1I
CONTENTS:
CHATTER l.
Eoet1rusi Aeyeutnfesi My Ahesn Driver Ills IsHso
History Genuine S1SJ .p SSRs' Ar' Al D'eA'''As
WAYIDz HosPiT,ugY-A strange Me-tin;i Wei pr-
defsd riaftttoni a thunderstorm View Gue'ti TIE
Hidden SPuuc Of seces.ion htp0s'4 Or thr "sy
Atsin Intelligence Of tie Negro Renoon'ef with So
cesslonisI .... go,
CEossiNa THE RUss-Ihs Bse4 Decline, III Freedom lila
Reasons fof Doing A Native AbJi.ioaiE, swim
/ ming the Ran Blscs sprts snd Waite, shsiief
/ CHAPTER ".
PooR WHIrEsTte Nina House south CarolnA Clay Fat.
err; Political Discussion PSc..dent Lineoiu Negro
Three g. Bed snd Ore il tie Middle - =ISO Reward
" '0'''' League CHAPTrR V.
o. THE PLAsTATloS-ibe Psnt,''' Dwelling HE Hou..
keeper The Process Of ruiueNskiug LOss 70 Ca.
DINA BY secetsion The Dying Boys The story VI Jim;
Noitlefn Man wiih soothefn Prineipl,si sam Muir
CHATTER VI
The PLASrEE's FAxILy-Il.e od Nurse; Her Stony A
White Save Womsn' y i1ion Of SLAVERY TIC st.bles
The Negro QuAren sunday LIesc.'e'i The Taxing VI
CHATTER vi
PtANIA4IOs DIscPLISr-Ibg DC Cabin" The Node Of
Nesfo Panisba.euti The Thumb crew !" A Mloisss-
ing Augel; Eogto Trial Rebellion TuIgentiss
CHATTER yln
Tue 6seno EssS S.,o Political Oe1''
CHAPIEh IN
TBs COUNTRY CHUKCH-its D~oriphon Tho " Corn.
Crackeri' The Nsgsj Strange Disclosure.
THE EKgRo FUSKRAI.-Ths Batial Ground, Negro Ser
noni The Appearance q Juley Tie Co!oeers Heart
les.nes Tie Ocs0ioSns kip sHa'ion Of NJ The Escap.
CHAPTER XII
TH1 EsT.ylTT9s Start G;1snA = Race
we Lose the ifAI aA fIiEiGC xi Ns''" Escape
The YAtKsE e1 New Apparel Kiss.
a Nsnow Escape Andy Jones; LisLt.WOOd TH,
CHATTER XIV.
TH1 BAHBrcUE-The Camp Grouadi Tho stumpspester
stamp sPeech Almost Fight, The Manner OF Roast.
CHATTER XIV.
The RFTUES-Arva a. tho Plantation Disappearance o.
juicy and her Cbid The Old Preachers Story; Scene
between tie MaIter and the slave
CHATTER xvi
osE Nom UNroErusATK Attempted Whipping Of
jim Appearance Of Che "COrn-CFscker, Drowned,
CHAPTER XVII
TaE SnALL PLIsTKk-His House, Ills Wife; Hi, Hegfos,
Juvenle Dakyi Lazarus IN "Abrsm. Buzznln y
While and Black Labor Compared; The Mys.sno. Of
Eosum" Manufacture.
CHATTER XVIII.
THK BURIAL jug" lie Tempeu Wind to the Shori
Lamb y Tie Funeral
CHATTER XIX
HosgwIgD BOvSD-CoL A. Again; Parting With
Sclpio; Why tLIs Book vas Written.
CHAPTER Xxx
Conference.-The Authors ExpBnstionsi Last News from
Hoye and scpiOi Affecting LotsoI from Andy JoDes
The End
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Address
THE TRIBUNE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-21

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ElSK & HATCH,
BANKERS

DEALERS IN GOVERNMENT SECURITIES
AGENTS For u. \. FIVE TWENTY LOAN,
sfe prepared TO furuish tho u. =. FIVE rWEN1ffEAR
SIX PER CENT BONDS. direct irom tho GoyoInmsnt.
Al PAR and ACCRUED INTEREST. or PAR with interest
cou m,neins fom the date Of subscrpon and payment
lS- On AND AFTER JULY run PRiytLEGE ~ Gov
WRITING LsaAL-TKNDKK NOrRs INTO THK FIyE TWENTY
YKAR BosDs Pan WILL CEASE. Paes whhiggto secure
uited States Bond paying sin per cent interest IN GOLD
an PAR SHOULD send ia their orders befors tina, time.
We also keep on hand constant supply OF all c,sos OF
Government Sscure- for sale ut tho lowest market A,sa
a. ). 1-J0 TREASURY NOTES.
u. y. C PER CENT BONDS OF 1891.
U. y OSEYEAk CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTED
MISS &e. &c.
the sh convert Legal Tender Note, into FIVE lwEs'
Bonds expires the LIST OF July parties having their funds
In Savings Bsnk the interest upon which would be forfeited
Withdrawn before that day bonds to ho dey-
eod during the hr twenty days Of July by dopost oil 10 =
cent 18th tho subscriber
FISK & HATCH,
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-21

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PROFESSOR JOHN WILSON.
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