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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-17

DAILY WALK WIFE WISE MEN. Religious h1eio''e'
for Every Day in the Neir Selected Arrange and secNy
Adsp,.i by Rev NYiSey HrAp Large limo. Cloth, tl:
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fiuautlol.
NOTICE..TO The STOCKHOLDERS
~ or THE NETWORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD

~ or THE NETWORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
COMPANY.
The Increasing business Of The Company. and anticipated
connections other railroads render Il -rpd; NJ iofihMh
to rl.nd tho track fo H. pissn i"rul - IL
Hans Brdsr Chatham -Four Corr aad 20 compri, the
road ifesn thst place throurh 20 Ab
Fof the pur?os. Il mectlEs tie ny on.Ai. sith-.ht
sush constructions and drav ~. ir dot to ',e
extension Of the City iarosd srany .gthcrz" the board
q director. have resolved that IL erPGr' 70 Increase the
initial stock such amount. not exceeding %" lmust.on VI
the Charter. may be sanctioned by the requisite vote Of The
NJ hoier and issue a.. increased Stocs from time 70
e b~ required for the purposes u completing such
double and -IcDsons and psocufs IN" LrSesfiJ AZ
d.iionsl rolling socs. go
IN. anoant of,hc Capital Stock limited by the Charter
and Aineudforv Acts end including both the Common ard
Preferred sock IL fyt Milton. - Do'ir n which Two
Millions One Honed and rhynnie thousand Nine Humid
red and ny Dollars remains unis-g.i -
Tie Board II Directors propose that the cap ssoos be Ia
creased o Sc full amount.
moc,.ng Of the ckhode fof he purpose II ING nron
resolution ~ tho Po.ri Of Director ard ~ concnrng
IA tho capital s,oek TO ID, foil amount lihos
ed by the charter aud the 'vsga scs of the LeAurs
am. thereof will held a, the Office Of the tompany
at the coruef of soh a. sHd tth ~ SDAI tho
hrs day u !! clock noon q that day
For tho purpose Of acer-anns the r'ockhocs v no ha
be ~utsd st such meeting, TIE book % t.srr '
Do co.-d required by law sA1t RDAf. The IN A. OF
her day q tho hrs; publication OF tis notice
The bcoks viii be open TUESDAY, lie lOsA Day oil
November in.,.--Ilstsa New ORR, Nov. o, i1oA
by oder u tn. Board Of Directors
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JAPAS. The Capital Of the Tycoon Mara
tive OF Tire NcaTs' Residence IN Japan ny sh htfh
rRroKD ALcock X. G. T.. Her Msesiy, Envoy fr'"oT
dusgy md Minister PeniPs,entsry In japan Win Maps
sal Ensfsylags. 2 vols l2uso. Cloth, e.
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Ncu 7i.tb!ifctiore.
-x,HACKEK%g al0UNDABOUT PAPERS
AND
LADY p0NSUNDY'S NEW NOVEL.
HtETEa d EROTuERs, NEWYOaL,
yuRiI,s Tsis DAY:

- - - 800. ,,,,,,.
hH''f-A d h""inhhS' NH"'O''''
sohii's TINS DAY.
l.
HN'NhAbo'T sAfSN~' by W. NJ
Nuthos Of 60 The -Four Gf"ft"t' 1T. re, ma '''
ISL VANITY ar, 'i'n''"u', -. d.
"Adveniofes 81 Philip" 49, Win i"'''''''''- '-"''
Ci"h' 81 -,-,,,. h;,,
( reader, because l 'hhk rec III ann ~ ~ -. 4,
and more u'iq0" Dan his o'e"No'''l'' nave
because regard hinas .be h'st social reg "e'"i " VIC ''
Inc very master Of ihat working corp" WIN" Won,
r,r lin. h.. 70, found the eeinyari,on
ia, .p;. him the terms which rrh.y chaacicr1e biz tse"''
They Say he is like Fielding ,"ey TAX % '''
oemic powers lie icsofh'sS '''' us " " ,,,, 80,
ARE rio'f -, ~ L., attractive. but both bear
tee same relation 70 his serious se'-s '' 'i' ''
sheetlis l'nne playing under we cog VI w -,
does to The electric dcahfrih Aia !" III
BE- '''"'' % IT.
.,.,yrs.v , Nail a, a.. y.Jv Fru. POI,
80. .,ho, II Tho p,,eiosa, OF Ileu syo ray.r
sS'a,.
ho ,.,, =, remembrance tie piscirlne Of Lices
v no require much reoonncndo'oato induce them TO maze
scquie ance with Mary Lynessy' Lady f-"Ay '''0h'y
nAra'e her stories IN the most charming aud n''D'Al 'pa""'
at.e 4 ornaments al b'r
,uc lessen Of life it i. her high ambition enforce, but the
story l. nc, sacrificed 60 the moral The s:ory before
i ,.c-t.rc and e,ah ainr tlIou shout Mary Lyndsay
! most charm ing heroiue.--l Tendon Sun.
Tho sathsr, best AID interesting worl-l London
Post
An or-;va and graceful sory. The character Of Mary
Iynd.ay beautifully and molly conoeiv,d-l'ohn bi
hARPEa hhui.li-h'
NAVE AIso -. s.,.,..,. .o,,o, q,
~ i'llN ro'--. "a. - 49, % - r.. 60.
N''' '''A' INV
EIrANoRs VICTORY Novel bs W. H. nh'''0''
Au.hor Of " Aufe'" 'oya, &C '''' f''''
TIE RING or AMAsis. From the rspor Of German
Phv..i.n. Nv Rolsnr BuLwrn Lrrros Owen Incredibly
l2mo Cloih 81.
DAILY VAIN WIFE WISE MN A'"~' -
FOR h'oy Day !" tne ioN' s''''''' 80. 80.
ALtOchs IAfA"' IN 'sp'-' Oh VIC i''
tive OF Tire foaT' Residence IN Japan. ny " NUN
rEroRD ALcock n 4 T.. he' Ms'''y hwy
oI',y md = ul''''' -SS.''' c'',, "a
THE BlVOUAC AND TIRE BArrLkIlkLpi or Gam
T''s -, seems ''- '' c,.. 81, %
7
THIE FKASCAisE: Coa,aiuinr J. selection. from. tie
bo..y,,.h Wt.rs with Copisus Ref .cic., to tic Al
hor Fr~nch Grsunsr H. Tho Mater Pieces Of Moere,
| Racine boieAo' ana '"''she' WIN i'pl"-''''
-. pv VIII, I Ks,rg. r,as COT Of Modem
| Languages and Literature IN M'd'oh ol'"'"S' !"
! limo. Cloth - ~
K.y.s roNnfTrnS oF TBE ENGLISH PFOPTT. n.
81 fsiii, and Education Of dc Pcop O. ~ - s!aud.
H. jo.rYs KAY e.r " 4. Of Trinity Cole.. Clmbise r.
- - 80 -
''''t' VI -'''-''' go
LINE ir DOWN. Story II tie Light Lends BY j. 4
bel; lie Youn. Vile saI ID, Old Love- &c. Me- es.sta
..,f,,,S, g-a Par 20 e.afs
MI on ~. Ylo,.@ sn.. Manner" and "sssn.s Of
! '.'c' Luz ="
! ~ - ''''"'
MEMOIR OF THE LIFE AND CHARACTER or TIE
( hon thho. fhEL'''oh 80 - IL =, % 80
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90 Get.

HOTEL TO RENT.-A frst-class Hotel 10
Phiad.ipiiA centrally located II he to le' Jan u
1874, Application made r. d. ny RS No 10 South ',h e
rI'O LEASE, at ASTORIA, l.. la superior
l. FLOWER and FRUIT GARDEN OF THREE 20 iouf
On the premises are Dw..!as House. hothoV's%
HF.rs,t TRoWBlIDCE. No. - Waker-st-
vNO I.ET.-A STORE on 4th Avenue front,
i and OFFICES IN the BIBLE HOUSE, Aston Pace ~
ply At the TlcssLrers ohice, An Avenue entrance.
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Financial.
LIVE TWENTY BONDS,

LIVE TWENTY BONDS,
OFFICE OF FISK C HATCH
U. s. FIVE TWENTY LOAN AGENTS
No. 81 WALL STREET.
The Government now delivering the FIVE Tlypvrr
BONDS RAPIDLY that we shall hereafter be prepared 70 81
o.ders without the delay heretofore experirn'ed ~
We shall endoavor 10 keep supply u all denonns.io.
hand for immediate delivery. 's
We also buy and sell a. u srset rates,
II. s. COUPON and REGISTERED BONDS Of 1se,
II. s. 30 TREASURY NOTES,
II & ONE: YEAR CERTIFICATES,
II s. QUARTER MASTERS CHECKS,
u. S. QUARTER MASTERS, AND ORDN.ycu
yOUCHERS aud all GOVERNMENT ISSUES. ''n
Banks Savings Banks and investors will End 10 prep.,1 a
ell times to innish desirable lots OF these securities IL srx -
email amounts.
DEPOSITS received and Collections made on fa,o-,,.
terms. Stocks Bonds and Cola bought and sod on
sion.
FISK & HATCH. BANKERS
and DEALERS in GOVERNMENT SECURITIES
30 81 WALIrSr.
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UsoSins Garoo. Sc.

At VIM EVERrEI.Ls SONS, iot r ul,o 'ni.
n st-MFpDiN0 CARDS Fine Stationery so,os" III
t,al st.upin, Nonosrns Door and Number .i~'- -
rTsssrs Giaas Boos. Cheek Notes, Labels =" 's'A'
iished 1919 -----------
ENGRAVING and PRINTING lhali prI.ScE !,,.
Ia Wedding A. Home, and Note fspTs &c s,rnsanst nv
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TIE RING or AMAsis From the fsPors OF German
Phy.l-4n. By RoIEHr BuLvrR Lrrros to"en Meredith
limo. Co.h, 81.
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EIrANORs VICTORY. 4 Novel BY NJ. q bn.ppos'
Au.hor Of Auro-s Floyd" tc. $40. paper, 5oeontA
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Ncp 1risbliaat'o aa.
nov Ram.
NEW COPYRIGHT NOVEL;
CSisIN NARY CAHLErON

Cousin May Csrson has proved h.sch Romance Writer
not less popular t.n M. Wood Mes Bradon. Her books
ase eagerly .ous ser and have met with unprecedented
sucoss Ernis' ia probably her bsst effort, and Ia now
published II Is Handsomely printed ne whie paper; the
Iu.trations m from din- IS Daley aud printed on
finely cacndcoi paper eparaic rom ID, .,tter press
Cousin May Carleton j. the snthor Of Silver sta AMI
/" Sybl CaApbeL" which publish Uniform with Er
mimic.
Msi.ed free Of postage receipt Of price.
FREDERIC Il. BRADY, Publisher,
W. - Annst, N. Y.
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Urn Goods.


VDRis SIS GOOD s.
~ SIR iHG 4 hDRiA"cE,
so -. BROADWAY,
Between iFsns'in and Leonard ets.
VIII offer hi Retail on MONDAY, Nov 10.
500 PIECES FRENCH MfiINoS
IN al the new shades.
bsTgdn.
Also
go PIECES CORDED SILK WOOL POPlINS,
The finest soods ogoreI-qua 10 ell Sh-n all tho new
shpics.
Anew material manufactured by 7; Lnrn &Co, pmi'
Tor doses con.d rd the most de'fseIo goods oeIsd
Ills sslson.
A large as.ortnent of scasonablo
DRESS GOODS
from suction, Of all qualities and prices.
CILK GOODS.
y STRANG h iDRfAvCF,
No. AS5 BROADWAY,
SEVERAL CASES
LYONS DRESS SILKS,
Contain.us the most desirable
Goods ofolcd this season. yixi
CORDED SILKS,
Mo Tii Antique
PLAIN COLORED POULT DE SOLE,
~ All. THE NEW SHADES.
PARIS BLACK TAFFETAs. wthou, Los,re, Corded, in an
qualities.
CHAWLS and CLOAKS.
- S1RANG 4 ADIIANCF,
Have open,
ArRETAn.
Some Of the hnest
CiHELS HAIR, CENTER. PARIS BkOCHE
SHAW LIS.
ia all eolorp offered.
ALSO.
PALE BORDER INDIA, PAISLEY, PARIS, OPEN CEN
TER SUAWLS
IN al QUALITIES.
SCARLET, BLACK and WHITE CEN1ERS
NEW STYLE Oh
lLOAkS,
Just received.
ALSO
I'll, finest ~ aud 70 inch
BLACK LYONS SILK VELVET
Ever imported
Jt>f HEtElNBD,
A large Assortment II
CLOTHS AND CLDAklN0S,
A, 10. prices
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Rea! estate for Sale.

EOR SALE-Four-story Store and Dwelling,
corner d broadway and ircI,-,t, El,Abeshpor Nsws
jcrs.y and sea- ,e-at stand loE grocery feed
dry goods store. b. H. htLLoU0 No lJS Pear 81, " IL
EOR SALE-A beautiful COTTAGE in Plain.
hei. n. j. bull, by the ATE Paul slman Of New fcrts
d close ihr estate Apply 70 A. b. srILLMAN Esecutsft
No. % wals.. Aewio.k. or " Dr. {. Ii. SriLLMtN,
P.sinh,t
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NERMIi,iE III Co.,
BANKERs, No. "a WALL-sr.

NERMli,iE N Co,
BANNERS. No "a WALI-sr.
We shan continue 10 furnish
u. ). FIVE-TWENTY BONDS
s,lon, Issued 10y the Go,cumen, a. PAR and INTEREST
To BANKS and BANNERS the usual commission allowed
Tic Department Washington having ted all back orders
for these Bonds. prepared TO urHish them ~s'us
the delay heretofore crperlesced.
q per ces CERTIFICATES or INDEBTEDNESS.
7.sO TREASURY NOTES.
O pr cen. COUPON BONDS OF 1881
Eor sais a, Market Rates.
The Coupons ior November Interest on FiFE-rWESTI
BONDS received and credited al market ss.c O.. god
NEHAiII.NE & Co.
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YHE FAR WEST.

THE RACE FOR LIFE.
A Story Of Ady~ntur. Among tho Blset Hills.
slXTYTWO DOUBLE.COLUNN OCTAVE PAGES
TEN CENTS.
The Of this truly eIiusi ng io OF hunters and
spis Ito he's born quite feature Of the booi trade 81 the
month having inHen.o sale and deserves IT, for
It IL one tn. enoysbs novel. yet produced in lie held
Of hction.
For sac by al new dealers.
SINCLAIR TOUsgY. Publshsrs Aout.
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EOUR FASHIONS from the celebrated house
i of Me,1s. 4. n. STEWART co, II N.y-York. vii
BE- found IN
CODEY'S LhDy'S BOOK FOR DECEMBER,
~ addition 10 the following.
TWO EXTENSION thsiIiOkPLATtS.
A SUPERB COLORED FASHION containing s,yer
fggc, among which dres' for bride. and dresses for
bride.ma3s. ,
III. stee enuayins. THE Daily Goserness braui-
I'll plate and fnbemsc Title, conteing ave distinct
le ling Christm4s ,pfica" "Daihefng clfisiinA.
DIe,ns," - Gyenle ADIusoAien,a,' 1outh' ana '''
Aer.' 80, ,
an Opera Hood" printed IN color. Very suitable for tho
prcEeIt stss0n.
IA sssting Frane' Very useful Tor beginner. can be
made very psditousy and cbeap. 80
1.-THE Cap, ono Of brodes osebr4ied f4shon' viii also
BE- r11ld IA tLs number
hs Butterfly Head dross The Polish Jacket" Dressc'
for Dis Crochet aud Netting fr Tho Winter season ~ 81
about eighty on.rn.s Of suaec.. Of fashions and iode.
WHAT A JEALOUS MAN SAW On CHRISTMAS
EVE
BY hAnIos HAHIAsD.
Chrnlas Story, complete. Several other stories or hf
sea,on by best auhoosos will be found In ts number
FOR sale by oil tho Dealers
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OFFICE OF THE DrBrQUg SIOUX Cry RAIeosp 90 3
NJ. \. JRsrP Co., Trsn-iey Aeeni,, I
NJ. - Exchans@p ace, CO... Brosd,i. /
NV DIRK. Nov. -, ls'i.
lrINHE TR ANSFER BOOKS of tho DUBrA
i QUE AND SIOUX CITY RAILROAD CO.. Wilde opea
at Til. office MONDAY the iG,b Instant. Stochboidt
desiring 10 place .her stock the New York books
quetsi forward their certificates power Of Attorney hG
foot OF each dry sign,dl TO e. II. BOOTH, T,essuIer, Da5
que, Iowa wo viii isslc aud mail 70 them Transit CeL. s6
upon tie surrender Of which NewYork Certiiess VIII h
s;uei. ". X. yESUP 4 20. ,
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donses ano farms fDantso.

HOUSES FURNISHED or not WANTED
ru;il NAV, or longer Reat : 50 TO $50 MONTH";
House. BOU0sHr. SOLD. OF RENTED, and Monr1
LOANED on bond Mortgage J. BARNES, NJ. % CEDAR
-, Room No. IL.
I OFFER part cash, with some 'ecurties pay
j ing D.. per ccnt iniercs, .-ni annually kewyok bA1
for sssd medium sized HOUSE IA New Sorx. -
drc.s STANLEY care OF Box Ne. IA TrlbGn. Office
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HARPER L BROTHERS

81 RrIv POLE. ANorcL ny Jons sArNnsH' Author o
q Ab,l pr.ke'. Wife" Sc. eyo.. fApe-. 80 eents-
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EXQLlSlTE READING-THE COMES
H. sl'.s OF IL A. JAQrES ROUSsKAt-Jbe mott
HAMMOND on NERVOUS DEBILITY

- Csuses. Symptoms, aud sUCCKssFuL THEAT.
NJel aid otl'r Dls-l - the Nervous SeInna Urinary
s sL a st,is a aa4ds ID wofl on these Jees BY
& j. HtHAn ~ d., fo,n city Profet.or Of Special AnaO
Jsy a. iu ~ fyf,epe Medica dol~.e New York Price
81 = NAESy-R, Pno.ls.r 10. N.syst on the snIiof,
No. - Et,l Z,ti-st, ae~-Yof1 Clly.
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TO WORCESTERSHIRE PATERSON

For,.le in Se,v Yosk 10y ". J. POOI.E1 q Co., No. 80
PssrI-si. aud GEORGE RLOCkW GOD. No Ill y
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SNAPPs FRENCH READISG-BOOK; CuREsroMi-
THE FRANCHISE Containing J. Selections from ~"
bcssFreaA NfieFs with Copious Reference TO tic Al
thors French Grammar. H. Tho ssser Pieces Of Mo"fe
REGIME B0i.,aa and No.,afe with LEplnaioSy Notes q
Glo..aTy u Ii.omaiic PArlscs, all fsonorneihs 'o
oa5ulsr, by WIIL,s !. KSirP. riofs.or q Modem
Lausuases and Literature IN Msd.on Urlsu'ty ~ y
limo Cloth. ~ 20
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-07-14

bers, has recruited . Company and gone
forth to battle. Wm. II. Dill, Of Will
Transport Seminary, enlisted Is private ;
he has been elested Chsplaio Of the S5tb.
In the rolls Of the Companies from this
borough, the names of Rev. W. +. Crebs,
aud Rev. z. f. Church, 10 the Williams.
port Rifles, appear. Rev. Geo. M'Nair Of
Treverton, says he bss enlisted as high
private uud is off to Harrisburg"
From Lewisbur, 20 or 80 ministerial
Students are in jones' Company. Aud
all over tho country from Generals
(Mi,cbell and Garfeld) aud Admirals
(Foote) who preached, to CoIouels, Cap.
taius, aud in every rank and condition are
soldiers Of the cross fighting for Law aud
Liberty. Thousands more are acting Is
nurses and IS providers 10 various ways
for the physical, meutal, moral aud rsli.
gious wants of soldiers aud sailors. No
persons of their ahainments and position
in life have exhibited deeper devotion,
labored more, or made greater sacrifices
for tho cause, than Christian preachers.
Such . cause tests the highest msabood-
the most exalted powers Of soul. True
patriotism is Dourished and hallowed BY
true religion.
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rlBL.sHED ssNI.wEEKLY.-
Tuesday Morning & Friday Afternoon.

s4rSee notice of Jay Cooke 4 Co. The
Government continues to Be sustsinsd, q,
about . million dollars per day, BY loans
from the people. And if the governmen.
obligations prove not good, what can be 7
m.Judgiug from what We cav coming
down the river yesterday morning from
Brady township, tho Wheat is half cut,
and is good yield Of plump grain. Oats
Is better than was expected, but Corn has
suffered from drought and worms. There
IL enough Tobacco growing BY the road
to make every woman scold. aud sickeu
every clean-moutbed man, in tho county.
Brady township is Improving by divid-
ing farms, which makes better cultivation
aud requires nal-tuildiugs' These,
aud the new brick school houses that dot
the township, are Of a superior style.
s~Some Copperhoads iu NJ Ewonsvills
attempted to drive of Rev. =. NJ. Barber,
Presbyterian supply, for having addressed
tho Union League. Tue congregation
voted unanimously to sustain him. Mr..
Barber is an old Democrat, and has been
with the soldiers in camp aud field, aud
"can't see" anything uuchrissian or unpa-
triotic 10 doing what hs can to sustain the
Ir,;on and ,ba Iovsrnmenf
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Patriotic Ministers.

A gentleman who makes no religion.
profession, and who rarely attends public
worship, recently remarked to . friend
/ that be had for some time been deeply, &C.
riously impressed with great fact-thai
to Christians, and especially to Christian
ministers, was our nation most indebted
for its salvation from the Rebel autocrats.
They have been, from the first, the most
intelligent and jealous in exposing and
frustrating the designs Of the leaders Of
the slaveholders' insurrcction. They have
proved to be, indeed, the "sals Of the
GARTH" and individuals Of this class have
been most largely blessed in their spiritu-
al labors.
The Williamsport Bulletin, alludes to
the waking up Of that town, to repel the
invasion, through the labors Of Rev T. N.
Reese, P. Z. Of his speech at the meet.
ing called by him st the Court House, the
Editor says,
"For ardent patriotism, impassioned
elcquence, aud stirring appeals to his
couotrymsn, it is seldom equallsd. 1t
aroused his bearers to the utmost enthu,
siasm, and elioi,ed the applause Of every
loyal person in the audience. We have
heard this eloquent divine denounced for
political preaching, but when religious
liberty is at stake 10 . contest Of arms,
teachers should be bold in their
in the pulpit and out Of it,
VIM. r. Mcneil, Of the Baptist church 10 |
this place, enlisted as = private, on the
call Of the Governor for troops; has siuce
been elected Chaplain Of the 37th Reg.
J. A. Kirkpatrick, of the Baptist church .
n Lock Haven, has also entered the State
'ersioe, ami is elected Chaplain of the 26th
Reg. Rsg Cyrus JsGries, Of Fallen Thu.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-07-14

40rOos writer states that at tho fall Of
Vicksburg We took $1,000 prisoners, l02
field pieces, and 30 siege guns, $4,000
stand Of arms, 81 stands Of colors, 10
Generals and 130 Colonels. There were
5000 men in tho hospitals, half wounded.
The ammunition and provisions Of tho
Rebels Was getting short. The city is
very much injured. There are SO steam.
boats at the landing. There was no Bit
terness between the combatants, each
oomplimenting the oshs. army for their
bravery and endurance.
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-07-14
Attention to Orders !

'INHE undersigned having received an hon.
/ orable discharge from the military s-ryic,
Of the y. .. based upon Surgeons certificate
Of disability, has returned home to attend 10
business at the OLD POST OFFICE STAND.
where he will be glad to see his old friend ;
and customers: he has just issued The folio.
wing Order:
No. |. That all true. loyal citizens, who
have unseuled accounts for Postage, ,Sub>crip.
tions or Book accounts will report themselves $
at his Head Quarters for settlement, as he 10
determined to publish a roll of delinqu-nts
and muster them out Of the service.
II w CROTZER,
Captain commanding
Union County star and Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1859-1864, 1863-07-14
Views Of General Meade.


HEAD QUARTERS Firrs Army CoRrs, CAHV(
near Falmouth. virginin, April 2, 1868.
SIR: have the honor to acknowledge
tho receipt Of yoar letter Of the 2S,h ult.,
inviting me to Be present. At . proposed
meeting Of tho Loyal National League, to
bs held 1t Uu;op Square on the ll,h inst,
and, in the event Of ny inability to attend,
asking for my views.
My duties with tho army 10 tho field,
aud the near approach Of active operations,
preclude the possibility Of my presence on
the occasion referred to, which tho more
regret, because, cordially subscribing to
the cardinal principles suuuciated ss the
basis Of your association, it would afford
mo much pleasure to cooperate With you
in giving public expression to the Same.
My views, which you ask for, are very
brief aud simple. Tbey ars, that it is,
and should be, the uudoubted aud uuhesi-
ta.iog duty Of every citizen Of tho Repub.
lia, to give bis whole energies, aud to con.
tribute BY all the means iu bis power, to
the determined prosecution Of the War,
until the integrity Of the Government is
re-sstablished, aud it, supremacy sckuowl.
edged. Deprecatiog . useless oil Discus
sion % to the causes Of tho var, the fact
of its existence, and the necessity for its
continuance, should alone occupy us. For
its successful prosecution and termination,
l au clearly Of the opinion there i only
required union and harmony among our
selves, and the bringing to bear mep aud
means propor,iouate to the power and re-
sources Of the country.
For the purpose Of securing union and
harmony, l know Of no measure better
calculated than the organization Of your
Loyal National League. Its broad and
simple platform, is one to which citizens
Of sll parties can subscribe and have
no doubt its effects will bs most sslutary,
in proving to those who are 10 arms to
subvert the Government, that, whs.sver
differences Of opinions may exist on minor
points, upon the main point Of there being
but one Government sud ono Dag, vs arc
determined and united.
Wishing you every success 10 your pa.
triotic object, have to assure you, for
myself and those usdsr ny command,
that W do not hesitate to pledge ourselves
to uueopdi,ioaal loyalty to the Govern
meut Of the United Ststss-to an uusser.
Viug support Of its efforts to suppress the |
and to spare NO suee.vor to
unimpaired the National unity, !
both 10 principle aud territorial boundary.
have the honor to be, sir,
Most respectfully, your obedieus serve,
GEORGE G. MEADE,
Msjor-Gsueral Of Volunteers.
JAMES A. RoosrvxLr, Esq, Secretary
Loyal Nstioaal League, New York.