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sQlpOAlOll,

NTM. OPPENHEIMER has just returned
wv from the East with splendid assort-
ment Of Clothing for Fall and Winter. wear,
Of the lateststyles, which he will sell Cheap
for Cash. djl1s D..
His stock of CLOTHS & OAsSIMERS can.
not be excelled in this county, .ilMss
R6THats and Over Goats in abundance.
4 Ono charge eifOt showing Goods. I w tiI
IfTT ~ WM. OPPENHEIMBR
New Philadelphia, NoEiA, 1852.
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Prof. of Practice and Matereimetica.
8. SMITH, M. D.,

tss E-H ~ Prot. oil surgery.
To all whom it may concern. This is to
certify that am well acquainted with the
bearer of this, Dr.. Jackson Busby, who is n.
bout to locate in your village. l have known
theDoctor for some IL years, spnd have found
him to be high-minded, honorable man, and
since his location among US as physician he
has been successful and is deserving of the
confidence of the people wherever he may To-
cate j. IL. STEPHENSoN, M "
LEEsBuRoH, Nov. ~, 1861. '-
To all whom it may concern. This certifies
that the bearer, DR.. A. J. Busby, is man Of
good moral .chabaCter; he has practised the
science of Medicine for some time in the coun
ties of Carroll and Harrison, during whiet
time he has given indications of skill and q
bility in the healing art With pleasure VI
recommend him as physician and hope fOl
his encouragement and success.
VIM. BEADLE, NJ D.
SoIo, o., Dec. 2, 1861.
Ragersyille, Tus. Co., o., Dec. 20, 1851.
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b Also, for rent, the dwelling now occupied
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March 1882. es' s'' 7ii ~" % Y,
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

~
TYR Al. BusBY would respectfully an
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this 18th day of March and year above dated
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The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1863-11-07

jt,.l:.:L SNr$AGiS. THO Richmond H'g!ia"t OBJ
je2ts seriously to ser,sases manufactured from
canine hesh and reports the following cas-" Of
Bologna wiielp, recently turned up in the mayors
court at the rebel capital:
"Louis Frick was charged with selling filthy
and unsound meat in the Second Market. 1t
appears that lad named F. lie Vass bought some
sausages at Fricks stall, on Tuesday morning,
and took it home. when the ladies had some of it
cooked for breakfast. 1t tasted badly that they
could not eat it, and on breaking open some that
was not cooked, number of p,ppys csa'rs were
brought to sight. These were exhibited III court,
with specimen Of the meat, which has neither
the appearance of beef nor pork.
Charles Herst, an agent of Fricks, who was
present in court, said tha! the supposed claws
came out of beefs head, under the tongue; but
this statement was contradicted by Officer Carne,
himself butcher Of long experience.
The case was continued until Thursday. If it
proves that tho sausage was realcy made of dog
meat, it is to DO hoped that the Mayor will not
treat the offence leniently. 1t is bad enough to
have to pay one dollar per pound for poor beef,
without being subjected to the risk of having to
pay for the pulverized carcasses of deceased pup
pies. The sausages purchased in this instance
was of the long Dutch style, facetiously christ
ened Bologna"
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1863-11-07

A ScoRcH1NG REBUKE.-A highly instructive as
we'll as amusing incident took place in one of the
business houses on one of our principal streets
last Saturday, while the colored regiment was
marching along to the music of the national airs.
Several gentlemen were looking on the parade,
among them a wealthy planter of Alsbama, who
is large stakeholder. One of the group stepped
ont to the door, looked out for few minutes, and
then, Indignantly turning on his heel. addressed
himself to the grave Alabamian, to the following
purport:
"Well, I'll be id, if that is not burning dis
grace, which no decent white man can tolerate.
Isn't that nigger regiment too great an insult! "
The Alabamian jumped to his feet, and replied,
while his eyes flashed fire.
sSir, there is not negro in that regiment who
is not n better man than a rebel to this Govern
ment and for whom have not thousand times
more respect than have for traitor to his coun-
try. think that the best possible use tho Gov
ernment can make of negroes is to make them
fight against the rebels. No traitor is too good
to be killed by a negro, no weapon too severe to
use against the wretches who are endeavoring to
overthrow the Government Now, sir, swallow
that, whether you like it or not"
The rebel darted off in utter aniaz1ment, with
out uttering syllable of reply, leaving the sturdy
Alabamian, who cherished the jewel of patriotism
as something more prccions than focks of slavos,
"alone in his sglory."-NaslriHe Union.
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1863-11-07

AEFI2, AT TIL: NAT I,&o.- B;IsincaS at tic
Brooklyn Navy Yard is at present being irosecr-
ted in the lyeiic&t manner possible, The st:ln of
the HGmpoaoaq--w which, when finished, viii le
one of the largest vessels in the Eavy-was laid
and "shored up" on the 23d. The U0mPoao0g
is 10 be steam propeller, $50 feet in length, 45
feet breadth of beam, and % feet depth Of hold
There are large number OF workmen engaged
on her, and it is believed shc will be ready to
launch in five or six months.
1t has been pretty extensively reported that
there is lack of live oak at the Navy yard, owing
to the difficulty of obtaining it from some of the
Southern forests. This however, is not the case.
An official stated yesterday that there was enough
on hand to build dozen frst-class ships.
The three war-steamers, Peoria, 7uVtthoma and
Algonquin are nearly ready for launching. The
former will probably so into the water next week.
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1863-11-07
from the Ne,1 York Tribune Of the 90 uK.l
CHATTANOOGA, October 20-G A. NJ.

The battles on the Chickamauga are not yet
fought out. Victims ore still falling. Last night
their most prominent was stricken down Three
Major -Gcnerals-AIcCook, Crittenden and Negley
lost, not their blood, but, what was more pre-
cious, their commands in them Now fourth,
and he the COMMANDMENTS Chief, has been added
to the list. Gen. Rosccrans is deprived of COM
mand-sent into rctircment-made to share the
innlolious case of-alasi so many of our Gen
erals.
Last night dispatch arrived from Secretary
Stanton, dated Louisville, announcing the con-
solidation of the three Departments of the Missis
sippi Cumberland and Ohio under the supreme
command OF Maior-Genoral Grant, and the crel-
tion of those sub-dopartments of the Mississippi,
Cumberland and Tennessee, to be respectively
commanded by Major Generals Sherman, Thomas
and Burnside relieving Gen. Rosecrans from
duty, and directing him to repair to Cincinnati
and report by letter to the Adjutant- General.
Gen. Rosecrans was not surprised by the blow
fins struck Private advices from Washington
had led him to expect it for some days. Nor was
thc change of commanders unexpected by those
that knew like the writer, the displcasure felt ut
Washington and manifested toward him for many
months But to his staff the order appeared like
q thundcrbolt from n clear sky.
The intelligence of the removal of the Com
manding General did not spread beyond the
hcadouarters last night. In the course of the
next hour he will take his departure, accompa-
MED only by two members of his personal staff
and without taking formal leave of his army.
have not time to discuss the manifest motives
of the supreme executive powers in decreeing
this important change. All can say ut present
is that, although the doposed General has been
unfortunate, if not guilty of mistakes, in his last
campaign, it seems a hard punishment in view of
the unlcniably great services rendered, IN his
Drcyious career The seal Of discretion being
now removed, l shall take an early opportunity to
disclose q series of weighty facts that have been
familiar to mo for some time and will throw full
linht upon all tho causes of failure in the closing
acts of Gen. Rosecrans' administration of the
Department of the Cumberland They will show
that the main responsibility original agency
in inaugurating the unsuccessful operations-was
not with him, although they do not relieve him of
the onus of certain missteps in their guidance.
I am satisfied that the bulk of the army will
not loolz.with qualification upon the removal Of
their lealer. The popularity among the rank and
file he gained at Stone River, and by his consider
ate care for the wants of the army, was some what
lcssened but not lost by the bloody daysof Chick
amauga-
General Grant and Secretary Stanton are expect
cd to visit this army in few days. Assistant
Secretary Dana left day before yesterday to- join
the latter.
This morning the changes in the position of the
troops along our front neaosSitated by the reorga
nization of the army Will be made.
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1863-11-07

DINING AND DEBT-1ho Confederates early
attempted to g,in consideration in Paris by giving
dinners. They hoped to carry the city by cham
pagnc. A largo number of young rebel gentle
men, who were engaged in this business of dining,
have Suddenly fallen short of funds. Mr. Slidell
declines to render them any further assisancc,
and duns begin to threaten. 1t is feared that
they will find their position rs prisoners of debt,
quite rs unplcasantas many of their fighting COM
rades have found to be their position as prisoners
of war.
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1863-11-07

Hon. j. NJ. Boris, it is already known, hns
been taken n second time to Richmond hy the
rebels. He was arrested Immediately on our for
ces falling back to the north side of the Kappa
hammock, on the charge of having violated his
parole and having invited federal officers to his
house, the proof resting on certain indiscreet
newspaper letters soon after our arrival at Cul-
pepper, and also on the finding on his premises
musket and equipments abandoned by one of our
soldiers. Two of his daughters voluntarily ac-
companied him to Richmond.
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1863-11-07
After FEST.

Tie loving skies lean s0itly down to bless;
Tac hills reach upward for that mate carcss:
White calms OF clouds arc floating on their way.
As winged with that sweet peace OF yesterday
Sunrise with singing in the east is born,
And thc whole earth is iub:lant, this morn,
After the Day OF Rest
From out the white tent of that b!cst rapo@c
VIC pass, rs one who unto battle goes
His heal annciat. with kingly oil;
And as we climb anew the hills of toll
The work-day world. clate and all astir
With eager tumults looketh hopefullcr
After the Day of Rest.
Thus o'cr our path the Sabbath lilies spring.
Through hours Of strife their dcwy sweets to fling:
With bells Of peace to call our hearts away,
Eypectant still of that eternal day
When souls that burn on tircless wing to rise,
Shall find all high and pure activities,
And wcarincss, all rest
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1863-11-07

CHAr1A1Ns Nor TO BE HELD AS PRISONERS
Gen. Meredith has succeeded in efTecting the re-
lease of all the chaplains of the Union army now
held as prisoners of war by the rebels. In return,
our Government has released all rebel chaplains.
Hereafter, chapains will not be held rs prisoners
of w.lr.
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1863-11-07
JOSEPH n. SEARS.
THE GEN. MCCLELLAN HEADQUARTERS

No. East Houston St. Zone door East of Broadway n Y
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character The current army intelligence, &c. Near all
the places Of public amusements and the most popular
place In the city of military resort.
COL. JAS. I. FRAZER, Qate 47th Regt)
Aug. 27-H Manager.
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1E Richmond Wing complains Of general

BEAGG that "after he has been made Strong
enough by additions to his forces, to gain "a com.
pleto victory and has destroyed the army of
the enemy, he deliberately sits down and waits
until the enemy has so fortified himself and so
strengthened his ranks as to be more formidable,
relatively as well as really, than ever" MANY
persons" it says think that instead of reinforc-
ing General Bragg with larger army, it would
be better to reinforce his army with an ADLER and
boldcr general.
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1863-11-07

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Office.
The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1863-11-07

TINTED STATES ARMY AND NAVY NIGHT COMPASS
Patented May 9th, 1862 The advantages Of thesa
Compasses all others in that they be
distinctly at night without the aid of artificial light
rreconnoitcring the position Of the enemy night
movements, &c, where light dare not be used without
running the greatest danger, they arc invaluable.
Used by Major Generals Mcclellan, Hooker Burnside.
Hunter Pope; Major Meyers Chief Of Signal Department
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
DHOTOGRAPHS:-
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CARTE DE YISITES,

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