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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-10-02
Harper's Monthly for October has the fol-

Haper's Monthly for October has the fol-
lowing contents: The first Cruise of the
Monitor " Passaic," illustrated Abide in
Faith; Scenes in the War of 1Sl2-IV.
the Niagara Frontier, illustrated; The FL
cry Colliery of Fiends; The Army Core
spondent The small House at Arlington !;
Romola Anti erodism The Little Heir
ess; October; The Religious Life of the
Negro Slave; Agatha and the Exile; The
Battle Of Bennington; Aroostook and Mad
awaska; Tableaux Vivians Alice B. Ha-
ven-in memorium Monthly Record of
Current Events; Editors Easy Chair Ed
itor's Drawer; Fashions for October.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-10-02

hundred and seventy-eight, and during the
same period twenty four thousand nine
hundred and seventy-two were injured
the total value of the canine destruction be-
ing Sl36,347.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-10-02

ONO SAFE.-The Richmond Enquirer
of the 22d inst, in leader headed Vic
tory in Georgia" says:
"Chaileston and Chattanooga are the
only points where the enemy present the
least appearance of fight. Defeated at
Chattanooga and driven back upon Nash
vile. the Fdlia,adighom men ,eould carry
che election IN Ohio tcih little difficulty,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-10-02

Stewart, the New YORK oiJ
chant, paid s245,oOO as bis il'', I.
last year. That would n's''
nearly five millions ! ].
Fifteen thousand OF the 0o'F
under Gen. Banks, have oeep
and recruiting is active.
strength is $4,000.
The recent exchange OF P'r
all prisoners captured mp y ,.,,s
amounting TO $4,000, and
10000 in our hands.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-10-02

e. Peter Cooper, millionaire Of New
York city, and an old democrat has come
out and boldly defends emancipation, and
calls upon Gov. Seymour to give his sup
port 10 the measure, as most efficient
means of putting down the rebellion.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-10-02

harbor of New York, and it is intimated
that they may stop some time. They are
here at least on a friendly visit, and testify
to the satisfactory state of our relations
with Russia.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-10-02

lisbed free, but additional announcements
whether in prose or poetry, will be charged
five cents per line. This Is the rue OF
many publishers, and it Is not unreasonable"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-10-02

gg Hon. Reverdy johnson, u. S. Sem
ator from Maryland, has come out against
slavery aad the Shareholders, and thus joins
tie phalanx of freedom.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-10-02

untaries; Our Domestic Relations, by Chas.
Sumner, one OF the most valuable contribu-
lions to the literature of these times. The
Atlantic sustains itself remarkably.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-10-02

DAMAGE TO SneEP.-In the report Of
the State Board of Agric ulture for Ohio it
is stated that the number of sheep killed by
dogs in 1862 was thirty-six thousand seven
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-10-02

WHAT THE CONFEDERATE !,
1861 AND HAVE Now.-All Es,a
are not insensible to the immens
tages we have obtained over th,I
Thus the British Standard has m
ing statement:
Open a map of the United ID
mark how many States and terr1l
rebels occupied at the full blood
rebellion, and mark how few md
now. The account stands as foIlol
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-10-02
A Temperance Lec,u
TwENTY.sEvEN PERSONS KIN,
WOUNDED.

Al half past six o'clock, Fria.,
a special tain, consisting Of y .
and twenty cars, left Kalams,'' '
bound west. While running doms
mile grade between Mattawan .Ds '
some drunken rowdies near the y.
the train, cut the bell rope and D01'
link between the cars, thus Az
train. Being upon the down ny
engineer did not discover his osss \
of the train. and did not stop until /
Lawton. Within two minutes "a
the rear portion of the train cana |,
ing down the grade. The enoin..
deavoring to get away with his N
the train in safety, put on steam 1.
force as to break the coupling 49,
engine and the cars. A collisio
a'ely ensued between the two N
the train. and sad TO relate, a.. \
were killed and twenty-five woonaI)
Of the latter are so seriously jas,
their recovery is impossible. / \
hoped that the drunken authors 4 \
aster will meet the punishment lh4,l
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-10-02

RUSSIA AND THE UNITED STATES
Nine Russian ships of war are now in the
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-10-02

WHAT THEY HAVE IN Isa
Half of Virginia, Halls Of North
South Carolina, for a few weeks
Georgia, Alabal
Part Of Texas, And all the cops|
After balancing the books, I'd
account shown.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-10-02
BELLOWS falls Gimes.
BELLOWS FALLS, OCT. ., 1863.

4. nj, Prstonxiii g. Co, No, 81 Park Row, New
York and Street Boston, our Agents for the
BELLOWS FANS TINES In those cities and authorized
70 take and Subscriptions for us at our
Lowest Rates
s. r.. Miles, scollays Building, Court Street Boston,
Is also agent for us In Boston.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1863-05-09
COTTON WANTED.

7 am authorized TO purchase o small lot
| Of COTTON.
T. II. MARTIN Agent
!, Marshall Aprd rs. 1853 By
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-09

Il IL sro psi ,hiy d-stgid Ia ny clt4Ygne which
Joo eei by css. % - sendng yo,r s.., IND l. =
samp. usiU.r present Hose ta,ss 80 ti ,.yev,.. r,
or hem uade T.ey go Ice D. tssed :, ~, 81. -.
or d. o,.. he NAL &. BLANCHARD So 81 Anr.. \ H.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-09
VNO ADvERTIsLRs.-rnE PATERSON

nO ADVEKIISLES.--TiiE PATERSON
Il flEsS tDay snd ~e,@ - s.. lbs best medium Sd = rth.
New Jersey. Sn-if- 81 Hafk. b. w tii~ pnblc
b. reached Il hrra sni rIii yrowi- circg1to MT
eply in IN! ia.fse toT but D. Dist Mofns.
Rocs ard end Die4,c fOun-s l,i-l's sssly lsTI.
pnd gcac better rod r. thl Jsr O s Othr. pa
Eefs in fass.ls nj q. ef geo { puH iFs.
esiyed .iosA iostiYs JJ.fuGis 3. NCw. F. RI ,Hy;
"1HE ATEAsOs Rass - Lfrf 4nr~ O. detection % TIE
Ous.d,an. lI'y " fsrIsy se ..fyt A beN " iho u
hoOus going DAlDi paper We 81 10 -"r That TIE fc
Proach assn tt4s 'hf ue iI.e "a . no "ns'4 ne.
loyal Pcpusicsa ,sisr app~aT Ia 4hf Isly f!r'-.
vleIeol - 4-i -A.l sT 'e pfDihefs u -
. resp csb ,". DID, i ~ @u soun1 s'nse I'D @
soodly OH $ OF idy-fi ..iYefts.' Il irbu.e.
'" NV LOYh- 4AF.H-te L4.t Ji., received me lrst
suntyf 0f T.e Usiy rr. aAr3 D.. jt ed % Fa''r
sDn Aew-ieIhey--t W. iia hrgir, ff.Ffy coln" ,cd
.h ih- rfe.s o H"sf srs ss tc,,t Ihe iess pceits
Sue gpp rrncs l. edited W aDis rj spirit AID h prove
avslssoe acccssi0n 10, ufu. .iei 90 sew Jrf'ey 10
ciy ~ tie greater nead VI nfts1s- loyal.
ionIYs and the people vii a i .,l credit ~ .V!As he
Pre- 40 eaecti,e suppoIi. - rerlins Tot.
D nd kr coldes .ii "ii he s.ri uitoasy 70 apt
raIt. with rsiea foi h. % Dsly and Nrcsiy. Adjfr-s
WRIGHT A. tHiSNELL Paier-on y. }.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-09

waste paper, ~lrng gOs nom 20 4, e.,,,
Tor them at I A. AiLLEhS bookstore, No n Nss.sn.
#, y. \. Mofssns aud hiehsTdsoBs tAPO5k OF fhEE-
HAhUkAy for ssls Pnce b. ceats sscb-
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-09
Ncm 1)rblieaticns.

yyNO RE ISSUED on WEDNESDAY,, Nov. ii.
l IRWIN y. BEADLES Ten Cent Novel.
THE HUNTERS:
OR LIFE ON THE MOUNTAIN AND PRAlRiE.
By
CAPfAiN 1ATRAs C. CARLEToS.
II is an Indian s.s VI intense interest and excitement
Aho. ready,
IRWIN p. BEADLE'S celebrated Ten CENT soNo
BOOK No.
THE YANKEE SAILORS sON0 BOOK eont'inne the
isfgrs pvber u Comic end Sentimental Sones ever puo
l,,hsd In one boob for Ten Cena The sde supplied "
IL. DEXIER, HAMILTON Co.
General Agents.
No. Il3 Nssssu st., N. 7.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-09
'TIE GKEAT EIGLiall hLMADf IOli

f{NE CitEAl LAGLiaii ELA~Df FOX
q 1UIr 80 l.llItAATt-N
Al .oecsr' iron - ia.se c9nilsns 'hr' o. recent -
iotr .i- f..t. DE 90 is,f EIAlNN bDli AaD
EUAAIfC IiLl- 1Iry c.u Hc fe ed .pnn tr. mt
.. s.ii ~, ciu.i c3rry ey- ID 70 tr n aud 'a'e
be,t uye.saly u-rd ~ ~" iof mnJ y''' VAN '"e
gfcii~t' sgrC~f,. .. ..
Pr,a.cd ~ PROuT hAkSAHr No -, '".n'd Lon
don f.-liil; aIi ,'d by ucif As"nis. NLLi'o = Co.,
Fr.Ak un 90. s'w-l ora
ir Muety. Couiaonef. haye Authorized 'hc n ne aud
addi~.. of -1HyMA~ IhDtT m 'iond. '.o"j"i 10 De
iAgioei uro ti- Covercnt stamp -led {" cut boz %
the q, man. 1Irfis,ne.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-09
l!lc0ilal

MANHOOD and the Visor of Yor'h i;c,t"rod
~ t., FoHt Nr... bv d. RitOg0's tr,EttE II LlFE
t.. uoid.nl s.f.nt vii '.. ifud g." ihf r'si
sLsf..f,d tol-ti' whether srlns iftH t,r'-'r- '
Ab.-~ th.rIa col 'irac q .'f.sI4 'a'''s. --' '.
req. =. 10 .ar t.r ilffrraf' 10 I Nr~st ron
,f, D. iul..-a.b. Khon. fstHcr 90 itir % so1 n
el.es is fog l,r .I. sf i.. fttiff m "'
fo - .,u ,s.tll p-cAed !a,rp oi friisacr y bis
.ccn died .-,if.
PHlLlp GOLAED 20. ~ Broonrsi
,.. tn, - - .r.,.. .t.a...s h.Hs s0fs
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-09
prn Goods.

Il. ~ NOW OPENING
CASHMERE SiIANL9.
STRIPED BROCHE SliAWLS.
ALL wool l.DNU siAWLSa
PLAID aud STRIPED
No. ,c4 and ie s,,h .,rno, deeI. below Iooe.e
Ii. is NOW OPENING
LINEN pAMisKs
HousEEEfP,So GOODS
scorer Linen DIAPER
STRIPED CAMBRfCS.
Lou PS. ~ bklLLiANTS.
l A'Old Pnee-ls . ysrd -.
10. a4 and as s,,h .venso below vouissn.hs.
IL. is NOW OPENING
MFRlNU UNDERWEAR
HOODS AND soNrAos
FULL STOCK Or FINE HOSIERY.
UNpERwEia.
I.s DOL- LADIES'
BEAvy.RiDBED wOoLEN HOSE,
.. Sd Ps,f
cSrroS CO. GSz hoSE, haSis'
EXTRA HEAVY. Extra WELL MADE.
io4 snI a sI,h svrso. Two door. below
LIZ. IL. MACY HAS NOW OPEN
1000 Dozen LADIES' BEST QUALITY
PARIS hid GLOVES.
OUR OWN INFORMATION.
uo poz ors1s A'se KID GLOVES
UuR KiD CLOVIS
ARE THr BEsr QUALITY
IMPORTED xuMAcY.
No. M and 10 s,,h ,,rnn. two below FoSssph o.
IL. 49, ' HAS NOW opEN
Sh'i iBshMSR3L siSdr SKIRTS
LESS THAN COST or IMPORTATION.
Nee snd s,h t"o SsOrs below -
liz. Il. MACY IA. now o.rs ,,..,..,
FRENCH SEEDLF,woRL lSfANrs WAISTS
| BANDS
FRENCH NEEDtEwoRk, INFANTS DRESSES.
NEEDLE WORK tnolNus
ii'LusiON L,cts,
NAsss So Iot and ~ WIDE
sLEE,b LAcEs.
carr LAtEs
GREnADlSE tAlLs
yALENciEAsFs LACEs
THREAD LACks
na,ulh 80 ,RFS
RFAL LACE CuLLAE5
kEAL LACE skts.
IN GRKAT VARIETY
LADIES IIsFs uAsDkERCHiHFS.
lls = Dorm.
'ISxs1 .;,s 1l,t & no a5srY flTS
lMBRorprRYp n1spKFncnErs.
D.. ooLoHs haD NnllE.
"tniiii' LsiIls. MS sissis' nHii'i G%0 I okSrs Ms
COLONEL rurrOlpIHIp H,SpKtRCHiEFs.
~ uHfA1 NAUifIf.
No. so. .nd 10 sh two der' 6sls- fe.r.en.h "
FASHIONABLE DRESS GOODS.
r,ais nKPs al rorgLISEs, nrRISoEs WOOL
rL,Ips. rIAlN .ni rL,iD IRISH forLlss. EMPIRES,
CLOTHS. sELougs. A..
LORD & TAYLOR,
No. eel to 90 BROADWAY,
NJ. rs 10 sGi 0RASpsT
s.. a. .ai - cArnARisEsr.
FASHIONABLE WINTER CLOAks.
A ans usorim.ui al R.lsiL
LORD & TAYLOR,
No. .oi to ~ BROADWAY,
| No. sss 70 81 GRAND ST.
No. q .sI O. cATn,RlyE.sT.
YONs YLLVEIS, CIOAkINGS, CLOTHS,
cAs IMEREs, se.,
uRrTAlL .f,v e.ss. BnuwS and WHITE CLOTHS
A AcHoIC L ARTICLE.
LORD & TAYLOR,
| No. vi to .sT BROADWAY.
| No. rs 10 :ti GRAND ST,
rc.. 81 snl q CArHARiNE ST.
NOVELTIES ~ LOBLS DE CHAMBKE.
uguAclilD IapEklAL rorELlNE ROBES
ai,o. PARIS rRI.rLD CAsnaERE EOBks. ard EN-
BaoipERED sna BRAIDED EOjEs. IN sr,,, variety.
| LORD & TAYLOR.
| ~. ,oi 10 ~; BROADWAY.
CUkLAiN MATERIALS.
LACE CURTAINS
| BROcATELLHs, SATIN DELAiNEs PLAlH AMI
FIGURED RErs. TSoLlsH DAnAsKs. nrsLiN
pRArElY. NOTTINGHAM LACE. In 'e,s ard BY sb'
yafl, ~.
| BLACK WALNUT, ROSEWOOD and GILT CORNiCEs
10 n.w ds.isn. rAnd.. Ta.... Window shsdc., 4c.. @S
LORD & TAYLOR,
| No. 81 to io1 BROADWAY,
Es, rs TO 2cl GHASDSr.
No. ~ and ~ CATn.RlSE st.
I
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-09

CtuAWLS and CLOAkS.
- SIRANO > kpRlANCE.
NJ. s6 BROADWAY.
Lave Row open
At RETAIL.
So..lr the hnsst
CArEks HAIR CENTER. PARIS bROChx
SHAWL Is.
Jn al colors offered.
ALSO
PALE BORDER INDIA. PAISLEY, PARIS, ofES SL~
AR SuANI.s.
H. al qualities
SCARLET RrACh and WHITE CENrERS
skN SIlLE Up
ILOSNS.
iu,t received.
ALSO,
The anr.i " and G inch
fLACk lfNsS Si.h hELNEI
..seg imye,r ~.
JUST kFCIEh IN,
: Hfse ssfornIsnt oY
CLOTHS ND CLDAkiNOS
At prices.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-09

CCOTCu LAMB5WOOL UNDERSiIRI,
} etc uRhNltS.
-....i,t flnnn.I u,Df H5IilRTS aud DRAW EHS.
...f.uo. Cotton, t.ii"p .fln.I HII nLctlehA LINDEN
slithts anI 49,. ,NiLr.
f.utIisi .sfir1 I'D shaker kuii ifNLt HOSE.
ttl ,,oin. sad tip'h.iuej pLDN rs
hFtn ami rANt SHIRTS.
krw StYl,s Il sCAnfs abJ fiLS.
',Lf., sid fnuf p'y COiLAks
SilA audi .l.ifrn tf%HAtKt HEB
~. NEW.HANtN r"fE..t SHIRTS.
10 Ofi.f ~ araiy nlaie.
Al the sAir aud Collar Depot
Nos. % AID .
Wi'i4ilst.,
One door north n
Maldculnne -
agent.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-09

NAhLNH
~ AsODRA VELurEs CLOTH CIRCULARS.
at go and 80 trimmed W.,n rich no. cn,in sk.
No. ksnly iof saiort
COO IhNEhS,
Hp'll5 broadway.
Second .'oie up fom Ihstci. fiuf.on \ Lsio
t.ir AHa. > f--t = Coz
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-09
lust PUBLISHED. ILLUSTRATIVE

VLSI II IBIIHiiLU. = ILLL : KA II =
~ ca HfHlNbs FJH rNEAtUEBo An iEht IL
Lhs.-A AaIps Of anec5fes facts, Figures. froy'I's.
Sno pus etc. Alsa'd Tor chnstian -sfhns. i} the
k'v q. >. bo~., B 4. fiu she Third London fd.lpn.
t"pp i<nIo % -. ihe de VIII at orce r'p ain ns
nsn u cub ~es. I. 0ie sion OF 81 g.-fr Irrfr''s
g. = correction o. iHsir iiD combined nd .s-fc t
"" 10 oiesiiy sIp.csbilhy ed variety coIious ~
c. ""'u h o j. mi eSIere oil wibss. 10 ihu iowrF,
VAN ai' H-' 81 .sirsfou. ils T. % . ysfy bet
s- s'' ever ohret e" ito pobic Tie .nse,ts alpha
or''se y "r'"s'G "nd 'i- scny ri oIt win the
tfhn s''t d'rs 9'"'s'i"n.. ol the mos. voius
o. o"1'.ti's Ne prsksf s.oas subject, Ls.c.
p"s l1i OF Ie.r 81 T'ip pfite by b~oaselisis
Sef"rs'ly f"'hsh'dby lkhhlsfiNk nI0btNS.
No. '- &5r, .bst ritl.d.luhi,
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-09
H.: Scoos.

N
"A E'0l'rll-AShxSh M cASaf STORE, ,,.,,.
MILLINERY GOODS. 'A"
kinney kszEY sEELs sELIs skLr skEr soSsETs s9ssErs
FkINZkY SELLS STRAIN BONNETs. 5Ie
k,SzEy SELLS sTEaW rH " soNNETs. st,SStrs sSc Ss
S!!szzkkss S!!szks sKtts sKt!.s s% sTss% SSSSE!s' $: %
' ''- a,SoFELT AND Plush BlooMEla
'r4a1 ssE$sf$$sEs ssE$ sSfE st$$sEs: ~
..ssraa EkEy SISSMkssss
Is 900 FEATHERS. ALL CoL0RS.
xIsZEy sEIi; sSSSSfE sSSSiE SissSSs SissSSs IS:
kINlEY SELLS soESEr RiBb0Ss. isc
kinney SELLS BONShT RIBBONS, 20
kiNLEf SELLS BoSNkT klBboEs. ac
.,, sSESEI @ Z slLfs s,:Sy,S. B, ~
''HhN'" ana ""1"''"' EVERY STYLE. AN
TsIMMING yELyrTs; ,vn,,,cx
s''' PIECES ooLohEO AND SIX SIX vhELvE7s H. ,...
, so PIECES SILK vELyETs. 9Ic
.an PEG r., >iLK NELNETs. SIC
i.So riECEs siLk tL.hrs, SIC.
I.0p PIECE, .lLh tLLl ETs, e3c
''''' : DRisS TRIMMINGS.
GuIPURE 4ad BRrSsELs LACEs
n " YAK LACF5.
KIS2EY STILLS Ia, + iAiIs, 23c.
kINIr-f SELLS LACE tAiLs, go.
KlHLti SILL LACE vAILs. sc 49,.
klaLsY Sells LACE walls, 81
p,.ps a.. i.STs fIyS ESss W,sfs 3 Syssas stas.
$50 YARDS LACE for cURTAISsT,c. lsc.
GLOVE DEPARTMENT.
,.4o DOZEN KID GLOVES.
LADIEs' LADifs, NIns' NIns s', SEis5iDErrp s,i TO-
Nfkl bESr MD GLOVES
Ali coLoRs ard skEs. 81:
GENTs MD oLoi 10 !oc.. 7sc., se.
KlmalEYi M sfLLs LlSED SILK GLOVES, ,,e.
klNltY SILL, MhRiNo LINED GLOVES, l'A
KiSzfi ' SfLLs EMi4i6iDIIED GLOW lee
kiNzky sSILSS L1plEs suIk gL9yEs. .oe.
KiNziF;ii i;ii SELLS Sells FISE Isle GLovTS, ios.
hIS~Ef hAsAsoMrLkTE ASSIGNMENT s o.
BALMoRAL skIErs
rsgDHrRCuIEFs.
ANOTHER LOT OF raOsE CHEAP .rc,,,,.
~ PLAIN. EMBROIDERED and HENsTlcH.
LINEN HiSDktR, ,iiIEf5 &c., &C.. ioc, ls.. l?c-
LINEN HhsDk Rti.iEfs. Gents, ise ser &c, 2'e
FISE HEHsT'rt 81. -A:. 2Ss. O. Jlc.. ooa
a,r dolsD. YEsY tiSl GpoDs; ; Sc 81
nI.'f,Y 200 YARD
2.-l fAhDs &c. - tOIlOc, ~
srit%pip FIVE
Ns,I,fNF YARD
TfrTAp SKIRT
WHITE ,-t LAX. <c. pkAiuS ~
IUsIERY DHFARTMFST.
KlHIFY SELLS COTTON HOsE. Ice, IL.
KlNItY SELLS wool HOSE, ac.. ivc.
hI,/EY Ills g. tEi 10 HOSE, 1c.
.kfNIFY sFI.S ALI WOOL RIBBED HOSE. SlA
kinIr.T II i.Ls sfih HOSE. Sc
klN1El SELLS W JL HALr-iOSE. pc-, "a
klaLEr SELLS MURAtlAS HOSE, scc.
wOoLES DEPARTMENT.
cay ,yCY WDOLtS iiOurS. Sc
csI fANCY NOODLES iiOUDs'c3c.
FASCi hNpiES HOODS. 1sc
eJ FANCY NDDLts HOODS. &c.
go fkNCi WOO. r.N hoods, 81.
SHETLAND WOOL SUBiAS Sr.
,OSrAUs. CATERS, sCARFs, h, ~
FsNCY DEPARTMENT.
BUTTONS in ENkRl STYLE
yKlnMiSC kRAlDs TAPES COMBS
GRUSIiES PfgguIENY. SOAPS. POMADES
rOhrI IONSAlt> End FANCY AR1ICLFs
kISLFY SELLS BEsr NEEDLES. &c fAfER
klNLFN :. LIS bLST FiNS &c. PAPER.
kiNIEY SELLS sEwiS0 siLkS. &c. DOZEN
kiN/Ef SELLS WvnnIhO COTTON. ie.
klaLLh stLi-s tooks and EfE> &c.
hIsLff SELLS LAb!L~ fkGts, 3c.
OlENlNG AUCTION LOTS Every DAY.
WM. kiNZEY.
Nos. 9ll and .lJ eth sv.
Between 9is, I'D ad ~
CUAWIS and CLOAkS.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-09

nRTSS TRIMMINGS. Nov styles in l'ug'c
~ ln..,.i,,. Inainruts, Velvet Ribbons, Nls.. nld
,,,,i,ry rrsd. tutton-. tsds and biPsuy iatf-i..
Ai,o yiesi vsdey rau und Emofo-dfSi h-nds-ish'''
Co!iars rna 1uas very ,hcup
H. s. The agrs resp,t and best assorted .tocs oi 's'
waIat Combs bruris. iiaf hrts Sni ey .'ood- "a 10"
% ANY other .fofr u largo .nail quantities al tLotlr,
Eos SoD AMI ebl blo4dway neli Iy'h si.. east sde
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-09
5CnE OREAI ENGLISH LEMEDY.

SIR JAMES htLLf
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New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-09

A GREAT WORK ON CATTLE.
CATTLE AND THEIR DISEASES:
ENBRACISC
SaYrn ERkFD- CEOs IS6 tNB rniKpis0, AND
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teen sod
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pcc " go, book.
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siaze copies a. 'CsTrLE AID Teg.H tisKAs4s. of oi
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New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-09
prl @eoos.

Url Wcoos.
UNION ADAMS
No. 60, BROADWAY.
oe.u 10 b,s sumsreus ts,ross . large vaiisisof
FASHIONABLE FURNISHING GOODS.
In styles and pr,o.. without con p.'to,
uNDERsHIRrs AND DRAWERS
GLOVES AND oAUETLErs.
ZINE DRESS SHIRTS
AND COLLARS
CARDIGAN JACKETS.
SCARLET CASHMERE SHIRTS AND DRAWERS.
UNION RIDING BELTS.
ROBES De CHAMBRE,
UMBRELLAS
WALKING CANES,
ARMY AND NAVY SHIRTS
HOODS. soNTAos. KNIT CATERS
UNION DRESSES.
COTTON, SILK. wOoLEN,
AND MERlNO STOCKINGS.
Bn.MoRAL HOSE.
SILK AND wOoLEN NioHTcAPs.
INFANTS BOOTS.
coMroRTERs AND MrFYLERs
.-ssu, variety Of III. shove goods many of them manu-
.cm,d upon ,h. yrsn,.s. and 10 be hsa ssswb's will
BE- found u
UNION ADAMSS,
No s3i BROADWAY.
DRESS GOODS! DRESS GOODS!
IMPORTANT REDUCTION ~ PRICES.
To TnE LADIES.
on MONDAY. sov.s.
WI WILL orTa sEsLRAL LARGE INVOICES
BRITISH ,vD sAx1sY DRESS GOODS.
syv Ayp nrapsnruL pfsoss
Al "o'" ~" ." rhAs f.RLIrR II TIE SEASON
PRICE - To -. rrR YARD.
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g,!o. 10 .--- rRR YARD.
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W. y. Tl1IOF.
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GgAND ENitB.1iOS
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fOE TuL SEASON
srwwMEnrRoof cL0AN3.,ss s1'bin
UNION nEAiEa CLOTH CLOAKs. IGTsto sa
GilsuugAyTR cLoIh CLoAks 90 IS 10 sIs %.
CASTOR BEAVER CLoAh- Il &io . % tlA
lFGESCH BEAVER CLOIu LDAks. tl, S"io 80
DOXsKi;. .BHANER CLOAhs. H si'is ell
lvrLyTr FLUSH cLoAKs. 81 ssI5so tiL
lVlLyETBEANERC CLOAhs. st sio! si;.
1 A.ss,
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ALL slIts-s LRi 'HEAr
" h. rEYTos.
MrOHTER AN MASUFACTyHrR.
No - Bovny n.sf iieu'ioH :,
1T CRAND-sIhEE1 CHEAP siOkE
~ sntAHIOJNs 90 f,,H NuNait I eaf SASH Ut .
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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-12
ritar 20. Na,l,sne Unioa :

Editor e tls Nashville ORioa b;
DEAR srR:-In the Daily Press Of the
1Ith December, appears, under the head
Of sCrime in Kansas" the following
item:
HyviBk Ontraqs.-The Leavenworlh
Times publishes an account OF murder
and robbery committed on last Wednes-
day night about twelve miles from that
CITY. on the road to AtchisOn. A gang
of men visited the house of Mr. bays,
called him out and shot him. Two sons
of the murdered man and the owner of
mule train, whom they had come TO rob,
too their guns aud rushed into the tight
mortally weundiDg o g Of them and
woundiog another severely. One OF the
wounded men is said TO belong 70 the
18Th Kansas. The came gang had Wis
tied and robbed another family the same
night. Such outrages call for the prompt
est and seyerest measures of repression.
Kansas will be ruined speedily unless
the thieves and robbers can be put IN
der.
God knsws / am far from justifyiDg
mob CT lynch law, but if ever murderer
and q scoundrel received but half his
dues, it is this very Hays. The under
signed, one Of the first settlers Of Kansas,
who moved to that Territory in March,
1855, was at Atchison when Hays and
his sons murdered in cold blood three
Free State mer, emigrating, unarmed and
peaeesbly, 70 a new home in the far
West; and have seen, with my own
eJes, the dead ard mutilated body of an
unarmed German, who was murdered by
ore of Hays sons, Il cannot recOllect his
given name)
The circumstances Of this fendish
murder l will give you hire: This
German, when travelling with his wife,
three children and bis team on the gov
eminent road, passed by grocery store
in which this young Hays and several
other men Of his stripe were INDUCING in
red eye" Seeing the German passing
by, the young Hays bet his com
rades pair of boOts, that he would have
the scalp of sn "abOlitiOnist" in less than
q hourl The bet was accepted. Hays
left the store, followed the German, and
not more than 500 yards from the store
stabbed the unarmed emigrant before his
family and SoaLped him
This Hays and his two sons have muir
dered more Free-state men during the
time Of 1856 and 1856 than any other
three border rufIians in Missouri or Kan
sas. They belonged then to the law
and order party" and most undoubtedly
belong At present to the Conservative
and peace party of the John Morgan or
Vallsndigham style" A. I.
A Soldier of the 9th Mich. Battery.