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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-06-20

A FE EyPLoSIoY.-The Mega
zine Mt Fort Lyon, Washington, blew up
hast Tuesday. How it occurred cannot
now lie fully explained. but il seems that
Col Schunau. the Cmnmanlant mt the
Fort, fearing the damaging inf Icnco of
moisture in the Magazine upon the am
munilion III store there, ordered an ex-
animation with view to replace any
thrt Lai become useless. There were
in it at the time 10000 pounds of pow
der besides large quantity of shell and
canister
Tweniy-sx men were detailed for this
work, selected on account Of their rclia
lility. While filing one of the shells or
examining its fuse, BIZ some means il ex-
ploded, instantly killing the man who
had holl Of it. The flames from this
shell was soon through the vent of the
magazine. and in eight seconds from the
time Of the explosion of the shell the
whole magazine was blown up.
Twentv.one OF the twenty six men
were instantly killed; the others together
with fourteen men in another part of tho
works were badly wounded. Some of
the escapes are almost miraculous. Off
GERS tents in font were torn to shreds, bit
the officers were uninjnIed. One senti
mel WAS thrown more than one hundred
anil fifty yards, into clump of bushes.
He chung instirctively to his musket du-
ring his sudden fight, and finding him
self unhu,t, he conlly walked back to bis
post, shouldered arms and saluted an of
fieer who was just hurrying back from a
similar aerial trip.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-06-20

ET The Boston Post saws it is begin
ming to leak out that the loss of the
Deem steamer Anglo Saxon, near Cape
Race, a few weeks since, was the result of
earelessness or ignorance on the part
of the officers. or perhaps both. No at
tempts at sounding were made, and when
the vessel struck she was twenty miles
north of where the officers supposed she
was. when they might and ought TO have
known her position exactly.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-06-20

MURDER OF Loyal MEN BY COPPER
HEADS In Rush county, Indiana, for
some time pasr, threats have been made
against iha Ire of my one VIII '.tte"'rt
ed To nc, there rs an enrolling officer m
der the CONSUMPTION law. These threats
were so numerous that Deputy Marshal
Frank Stevens. with two Deputies, fol-
lowed close behind The enrolling commits
sioner. While the commissioner WAS in
a house, on the 9th inst. asking the Ia
dies some questions relative 10 their hus
bands ages, etc., Stevens and Clayield
drove up in buggy. and stopped. Some
men, who were hidden in wheat field,
rose ur and fired, killing Depu'y Mar
sh,l Stevens. and MORALLY wou.ding
ella, field. The commissioner, " no was
in the house, fed, but rcceire.! one ball
through his bat and second through bis
coat in escaping.
Mr.. Stephens is highly respectable
citizen. ard his death has caused great
excitement throughout the district -
Stale Journal.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-06-20
TAX DEED NOTICE.
STATE OF WIsCoSsiS,
County of Pierce, 80

STATE OF WIscoSsiS,
County of Pierce,
OFFrcE CLrRK OF BOARD SUPERVISORS,
Ellsworth, June l3, 1868.
rgNHE following pieces of land were sold By
the County Treasurer on the 9th day Of
Sertember, 1859 On the 10th dav of April
1860. and ON the 4th day of September. 1869.
as indicated in the list. for the taxes r;teresi
and charges of the years 1853 and 1858; there.
fore notice is hereby given that unless said
lands are redeemt from said sales On or be.
fore III Goth day of March, 1864. they will
be conveyed to the respective purchasers, &C.
ccrdiias Ia law.
The amount of taxes. interest and charge,
calculated MP to the last day Of redemption j.
set opposite to each piece respectively.
OSBORN STRAHL,
Clerk Of Tie Board of Supervisors
Snr Of SFFTE sBTR 9Th, 1859.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-06-20

An Irishinan once riding to market
with a sat K of potatoes before him, see
ing that the horse was getting tired,
dlsnounted, put the potatoes on his one
shoulders, aud again mounting saying it
was better he should carry the paratles,
as he was fresher than the poor basic.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-06-20

"Come, father, teas ready" said
Lizzie.
Eyes, child. in minute. What's this!
Three hundred thousand more men call
ed for by President Lincolnr'
''The Lord pity their poor mothers"
said old Mrs. Hopkins, wiping her eyes.
as she thought of Ben, her first born, in
the army.
The Deacon cast his eyes down the
column. "Humphl What's this9 New
regiment under the Presidents Procla-
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-06-20

A young lody from the country being
invited to Il party, was toilhy her city
cousin to fix up and put her best foot
foremost, in Order 10 catch a bean, '.she
look ing so green in her country attire"
The country lass looked conicnliy into
The face of her rather faded relative. and
replied, "b- tier green than w:tlered."
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-06-20

When Colonel Grierson was passing
near Jackson. y lady applied 10 him for
protection for her property. He assured
her that he was not after property. ''hut
was running for governor, and just cal
led to keep his appointment.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-06-20

RE- A Woman qunrreIing with her
husband, told him that she believed If she
were dead he would marry the DEVILS
eldest daughter. You mistake" he re-
Dlied, the law does not allow mann to
marry two sisters"
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-06-20

-Newton's nephew was cleargy
man. When he had performed the mar
rage ceremony for a couple, lie always
refuses the fee. saying 80 your way,
young devils II have done YOU mis-
chief enough already.'
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-06-20

~ The brave man is not he who
feels no fear. for that were stupid and
irrational; but he, whose noble Sol its fear
subdues, and bravely dares tho danger
nature shrinks from.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-06-20

A Tire Empress Eugenie's toilet, at
the RI ces. near Paris. is described MS a
taffeta dress, trimmed with ruches of the
same and blue bands of bias velvet edoea
with white at the bottom of the skirt
She wore a white bonnet covered with
yelvets, and around her shoulders a mag.
niicent black lace shawl.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-06-20

EE We can't help snpect;ug the char
acter of the new born zeal of certain men
fer free speech, vino have always chuck
led over the lynchng OF anti-slasery men
and the mobbng of anti slavery papers
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-06-20

re- A marriage notice appears IN an
exchange. in which the happy pair are
unusually explicit in stating their position
They occupy: mo cards, no receptions,
wedding tour" 1t is we'll to let folks
know about such things.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-06-20

EgA COUNTRY gisl was split from :"
wagon Mt Columbus. Ohio, and had al
her finery unused and diiiied. She lay
for some time insensiblc. Her first trem-
bling remark was ~ hope there is no
editor in sighti'
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-06-20

does not his voice raise above the death
shrek and musket, that like trumpet,
call to his brave boys.
Seel Flash, flash from his revolver,
and down goes a dragon. Foo late
for. with the rush aud roar OF cataract
they swept over him, and Nick IS left ly-
inc on his back with another and trsi-
err scar across his forehead; his right arm
twisted hopeIesslv under BIN; thousand
pieces of artillery on his brain.
Oh the sweet, sweet light -Ciclly--
all fade together from his bewIldered
soul.
A crippled invalid, an exchanged prisoner,
il sitting in an easy chair, propped up
with pillows in the cosIest warmest nook
Of the old farm house. Poor Mrs. Dnd-
ley. her wrl kled face. so sad and anx-
ious. is watching him with tender eyes
He doestt seem to care for the fresh
flowers on the table, for the .jellies, The
fragrant lemons. the icc'i drinks, the lit
tie comforts and luxuries SO plentifniiy
etrewn around him.
A cripple. White, scared face; lips
contracted by sharp pain; one arm gone
mt the shoulder, emaciated frame, shaken
by frequent fits Of coughing; lack!uster
eyes, vacantlv strayino around the room,
as though seeing something forever 'rntt-
tainatle. Not even mothers love. all
prevailing as it is, seemed to satisfy h s
| oueruluu, longing. So changed-So
broken down! Poor Nick Dudley!
"Mother dill you write to her" he
asked. in feeble voice, thin and cracked
by illness.
"Yes, my son; but" and here
Sic wipes away tear or two.
But-ycs. of course, she has forgotten
me. Why shoullen't she? I'm moth
ing now-only miserable wreck. Still,
! uish-I could see her before Just
| to say to her that I-reease her from
the engagement; but l'nr-Tm willing
she should go--and bear her own IN
kindness for deserting-for not wishing
to marry-a cripple.
"Oh, my dear son, do not speak so.-
1t may he all mistake. If she really
loves vou-"
Say no more, mether-you wrote z
"Yes, nv son, nearly month ago"
"And no reply. HuInnhl 1t is
clear" and the poor fellow tnlned wea-
riIy toarl the wall. while a few tears
trinkled down his thin check.
A noise was heard Mt the outer door,
and Mrs. Dudiy slipped out of the room,
In five miu'cs she returned.
"Ars YOU asleep, my son?"
"NO, mother; but give me the laud-
auum drops. think could dose few
minutes With their help"
any son."
"Wel."
Scan you bear cool newsl
He turns quickly, and SEQ the dear old
rinklcd face all smiles.
"What is it!" And the wistsull eyes
turn beseechingly toard the door.
A rustic of muslin q flutter of lace
an odor of violets-and darling Cicily
Hopkins, with eyes rel from weeping,
and mouth all pouting half way be-
tween laughing and crying. pushes by
the old lady, and with cry OF, ''Oh,
Nick they neve. told me-" has her arms
arouLd his neck. and her dear head upon
his bosom, before the poor unfortunate,
happy devil knows whether he is dream
ing or awake.
did he get we'll e.
Of course he did! Wouldn't he have
been u perfect ass to lie at that juncture {?
He got well. Chat is, he's getting well
fast now, rs you read ths) They were
married last month. Nick swears he is
the Ilappest man in New England to-
day.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-06-20

Seven negroes, claimed as fugitive
slaves from Pricne George county, Mary
laui-tiree women and four children
ware arrested in Washington yesterday
on a vibrant issued by Commissioner
Waiter S. Coke.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-06-20
KEYSTONE HOUSE,

G. WEAVER, PRoPR1Eros
PRESCOTT, WISCONSIN,.
I have bought and refitted the above well
Il known House, and invite tue patronage of
tie public.
Prescott, Dec. 3. 1862. G. WEAVER.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-06-20

Tho Empress Eugeuie's toilet at the
races, near Paris, is described as violet
tarfeta dress, trimmed with ruches of
the same and blue bands of bias velvet
edged with white at the bottom of the
skirt. She wore white bonnet covered
with vio'ets, and around her shoulders a
magnificent black lace shawl.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-06-20

The latest dog story is of two dogs
who fell to fighting in a saw mIl. In
the course of The luSsel one OF the dogs
went plump against the saw in rapid
motion. which cnt him in two instanter.
The hiEd legs ran away. hut the fore legs
continued to fight and whipped the other
doc.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-06-20

Wonders will never cease, the
other dag we heard that IN horse was
turned into n stable!' and this is the
boastcd nineteenth century.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-06-20

At Terre fIaute, n Copperhead vir-
ago, attacked Mr.. b. NJ Har,ison. who
was making the enrolment, sca!ding him
with boiling oil and water, SO that his
lie is de>Paired Of. The City Marshal
attempted to arrest her for the assault,
when she struck the Marshal with hot
poker, iniGring him severely
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-06-20

The U, s. Steamer Roanoke, has no
less than twenty-one engines, used for
prcpslling and other purposes.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-06-20
SALE oy APRIL 10Th. 1860.

SALE OF SFrrEMRFE ira. 1860.
G Morton und If lot 9 81 II e43
Unknown s. o. ofsw or 50 rs IS 1888
DO u hf 10, blk
/ in F"wler's
add'n to city
of Prescott. rs
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-06-20

DEALERS in General Merchandise, Orange ST..
Prescott. Wisconsin. 5-yl
Prescott, June 6, 1863.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-06-20

Two attempts were made last week
to fire the State House at Springfield,
Illinois.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-06-20
CITY Oe Prescott.

SALE OF SEPTENBER 9Th, 1859
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-26
PARTICULAR NOTICE.

There many prep under the nsne q e'ie's
49, u.r, boit e.. compounded OF the oleap.s' ~hissy of
rum costing fro 20 70 - cents gallon tne ""s
d,.<pi.~d by ABis~ or CoYisndcr seed, kc.
s.: Of b,,-, ha- csu.-d will continnc
on :. hsy sod hundreds 10 de the death q TIE drunk
sr y h. system. kep, continually under The IN
hnrnc oil Alcoholic uAn. Of the worst kind the desire Tor
quor ard kep, up, and the result s all me hooi.
attendant upon drank4Fds he aud death BEWARE W
THEM - .
For those who desire and WILL HAVE liquor bhters, vs.
puhi.h t- following receipt: Oet ONE BorIi Of HOOf
i,ND- GERMAN BI1TERS and mix with THREE
QUARTS OF GOOD BRANDY OR WHISKY, and the r..
"a, VII be preparation that ~ Ar EXCEL IN medicinal
virt, a, e ence euy the numerous hquor bueis
in ,h, n.r.r and viii COST MUCH LESS. foa wi have
al the virtue. Il NOOfLAND'S BllIERs In Connection
with GOOD article If liquor AZ much ess psce tisn tsese
iui irri,F ur-parst.ous will ccst you.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-26
lA1v.rti.emsn,
fcN'fflsHfii"n'
UyyRy WARD BgRcHnas SPEECHES in Eng

y
and their .ophisca and oYter.ous contradictions hnd '
On - r,snity and Col.tituQn and somewhat Wn.b
III. suhss icucy ~ the peopr - tse lnA
nsn concsous lie reply To some questions Pot "
him 60 afd g. tho pretended glsfanie', % slavery W ou
C1f.ttnon THE Norfh nshtins ios Cons iutoh
mem, lGrc. Of Oh OH. They had always sad Vat it
Wa l~rty. that iurladcd inj 1nc0ns aud pf'scnp ons
10 Al ehiL J. the cou4snces Il hc lovers ~
horty Chianfl rud Therefore nlsi tAe ie pLa o.
uo, fh r thsin' Chfr patriots Loyyrs oi ~ coca
~ ook II the above AMI then compare "ih hl L1ctei
H srseel In which II Il asslrd hat the 'yem ~ s-r!
which he iiasrf cl.rarerScs ~ uc most cruel tJ.'
o,a, And pious 4 All wfdrcs a aCoisi'uona in tio ~
rf M. rrsvest and most hbr1ls hsl on moral sn4 NA5
tsr, over pcr-rsisd j. cnne m hc aul iion NAT oni
fobesrlnrr 20 Interfere wih this rgiuc bccasse o pre-
tended oath IA. .he.s lrl. ~ oar Int y And Cons
tsn iai'h j. not ihIa simply sf1cAEg shoctlF X
10 .,rry nsrv- OF our moral Chrap s.nsbihss' NAi
rab allow these sii ons and bcs on our Hist
ehsrhsd .rn,inrr;. aud Institutions 20 unooaked S"
,hes- .p~iss review in nfScrf. ofh. ~ceA Published
Il No. 10. " nlilin st. and so.i everywhere.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-26
Cray ITEMS.
r,,er,uinnlen,, This Da, and Evening".

pu.erfi:inaic nts This DAs ana Lvchh""'
r e Of .ennnc,ntaL ddrrr,iseners ." ohe' eoa""s
,r,nvry on Ngrr Four eeb street corner IRVING place
U,srs of " 'iafbc,h' -. -, "
w,1r,crs rnE.rBu broadway corer Thirteenth street
kcscdac. . .-. u..,,.u,
WHrsu ,pprS broadway, opposite Bond sheet-ha'een
Navourusru--Jhr Young Artr'-s ., -. M,
q, vxp,c ruTArva B.oadway above onston street.-The
Iule- Motto Aunt thfr cites Maid M,
Tur ,rur Ea,ScAs Broadway, above Pfncs stI's'-iee
French Pieces. 60. c,x.a, -
RHoohIys ACtDygy, Montague street b|f 'o"'' '"'''
Eu,.arhe Eaudiu. =, m ,;., ,,;-l
p.rSrxs Nrsgus Broadway. below the Pars-'lant e'rl
ti,.nf Bow LiIpltan King Sc u al h nis-Iho D'"'
al ID, N Rough Diamoud-Ar.noou sud f.V"nlhs.
nuo1pxy Aupu,rEsArrR broadway. ncal Broom" street.
tauf.t !. an ara Atllstlc Performances. -
Van txprRGus MgSAGEaiE, Roadway, ABOVE HI'hs s''
Grand srayap Of Nid Animals , ,,.,-.o.
GyoI.y nisly NIS TErIs Bro4away above h'e"''-
Ethiopian Eni.renments 49, -, l.. -. ,,..,,.
GorrILs 1sILEKy Broadway. Ninth 'tre'-Noie!'
Iesra, and other Works OF NJ. ~ A., . ,.,,,
J. sx,py,or's Broadway above Eighth '"et-inrcsa
Painting, "Ghe Sign Of Promise . IT., 9,
IopR CHAPEL broadway, above Fourth street.-The "r'h'
stcr-ocopiif0n. -. =, ., FL
CooPrn lStrirurr Bowery Of Eighth .tree'-Ehee
siof Old foss-LsugiGg Gas. -, tru,~
HRooKLys AruFHgrS, Atlantic street eofh'f W i''
src.t-A Grand Concert by 1hoin~'
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-26
,.etiers ffom =. A. &C cnhling and
wrIliam H. D oage.
Tho nomination 90 ORI sos BLUNT GcI Mayor OF

shc City ra', laste Sniuc at the hail nj the Union
Heaacnarters, Coyrcr Of Broadway and rwcnty'tiird
street, olpcst. Mad son square. which was gayF
R,minated p rocte's and Roman candles. The hall
was well flc'.
hts'oNjocs ife. .1ior. BrsJ. I. MGNIhHrr called 'ho
me.tingtc o1do-, aud nominated as President" "' 'ho
n,ctiBG, WN OoN esl. who, on taking The oh'"'' "a
hore that The efforts OF the loyal and honest
.itesys vrld elect tha , al and honest candidate loI
Mayo. lChorrsl
sr UrNRY H. RJYIAT read tie following hst 81 wee
..r..>. a.-i..
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-26

Mr. C. W. Clarkcs performances tlis evening at t'e
Academy &c Music; while 10 attend Mr. inonass
Grand Vocnl and lrstrnner,al Concert ~ ue htne'
raain would alr OF repay o. fOr being se''s"t'
Il is mainly important, however, 50 ai as It""N'yh ~
concerned not 10 uogcc Ar. isarsons ch"rm'hsh hte'
Park T4eaicr, Rhoro tie performances always 'Ac'r
lon promise Ia be good enough this evening 10 "s'o
ci.,te vib Thanksgiving and-mrkey.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-26
(Advcniscnen,
HOyT's SATIN LAUNDRY STARCH

Received premium at the great Exhibition AZ C.ys Psisc-
1888, and 15l Reiues ony thirds much a, OF oii
nsry starch. Superior any other ior linens and uusn v
boz them tru.parcnfy whiir smooth surface elegant
.h and p.ifcct elastic .nues. Adapted q the finest
hbric. WItL Sor VIII DAxP oa koeGr NEArasR.
Price u. cents per pound
)osrrn HON - Co, No 10 Unyer'ity place. \. i.
Sold D, AL laaeTs.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-26
IAixrr,l..mcn,.l

BAD BREATH IS the greatest curse the
human family 10 heir How many loven hs .epaiaei
low n.ns ninis forever parted The subject Is drc.ie
1uf nr.-s, friends VII mention H. and yon afr isnorant
o he fac. yourself To- .rert radical nee the b,tv
~ Tu0us.NO FLowEKs" icntfficc nigh; and morning
ao hraue. the comprna removing al tan piuprs aud
lc.v sAin ,oi aud ie. sod b. al Drssis
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-26
AN orFAL CONTRACTOR.
cnnnr CAIFNpAR-TaIs DAY.

SUPREME CoURr-6enofal i''"''
10 A.ndav Nov s1 at u ~. a,r,, No. 20 OF de-
SUPREME CorEr-Sleci'ul az =, 10 and 100 OF Issues
OF tw aud fact .,,,,;. Short causes.-tAil
Ne, s3 s, S;,r ,'l counr @ CALnsDAR Friday N0y ~
hKooSnSS .. S. .o a. ~ .. co. d. 81 '' &C. o. '0' o.
a.. ---.-<s
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-26
AuUSEMHNTs.

II was understood early in The week that MI
Osconyan. cTfathfrl 70 his specially would lecture
this evening The Geological Institute. On Turkey u
Europe. Turkey IN Asia. a4d Turkey IN America he
plan Was finally given un on account. We believe oi
some crnLoloica objection made By Tie maans ein'n'
ia tie .fi,fof u certain gcc.c Tho pablo have thus
osi VIA; oolI hardly haze faded 70 BE- very anciuon'
p,sf ruancc aad be- fof the multiplicity of other eater
ininmcnis would have Tgh. 70 enter seiions o"ia'
paint Asiiis. they viii probably console sAen'rre'
u so- Irish. Yankee dramatic. oPcTaiic mule. 'nir'
s,rc. O. Other onier,ainner,-p-TlAis. ai Aila q
cachand 20 homo q nigh; ihantful ior many things
Ai oLlof II al that tic asoTow col-,tA wAea al nen
can -osk.
Ii t.iar ,Errtfstiri.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-26
I,dg.f,i.@,rrn,l

ASK your Grocer for kEST's EAST INDIA
CoyysE the most shul end best ior family only
a. Der pound Twice the strength Of Java ~h al - hayoT
lent .or nyad see that W. i3s kesds ithr Gen
Depot three doofs Ole,nwlchl IL upon ,sty lacA
exc. Asa Tor " kKsrs' Grocers Supplied.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-26
TAdvrrti,enirn,l !
UgROD's OATH, and !

HgRoDs OATH, and its Sequel recnacted IN
the lsh Century with add ona horror. ani less nsiLe ion
and thi. infamous lafsmy conhfned by the o' 1ny
Ws-I e.cher In Fnsani the yroduc, " Principle Ihe
Fruit 4 Liberty IL. Inspiration ol that tlran am "'h
4, he Mother II both Liberty aud Principal See ihrs.
cd IN H.. PRIsCtPIA II this week Published
st No. l0s NphAm sL, and so.d csess here.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-26
ftdscstisemcnt J

MILLER d CAKPESTKR, Produce Commission
for sale Of Batter Cheese Lard kgss, Pouliry
Dame Gain tlosf Pogs. HOPS secl. beans. Dried Erus
ami Country Produce generally 30 Erie Buildings y \
No asin sionst W. giso pcrsorAl attention 10
f selling of al goods consigned Liberal cash advances
a h. on sun.ui. Reference. President Of Inias beuk
!. March Pse.iien. Ncw-i OK and kfie Railway
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-26
IAllN.ft.a .aIn.n,.l

Opening Of English Royal Velvet and Brus-
..is auPtrisss AZ HinAx ASpERsoys ton spacious Sale
rooms. No ~ Bowefy. Also. Lowell Thr-ofy sua Ing ain
CsRPtr-. Alto. KrGa Mats, MAr1ISos. SHADES, pHu6
l.. aud on three eighteen feet vide,
aDc yli,ea All goods guaranteed At
IIiRAa ANDKRsoSs, No. 20 bowtiy.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-26
pourny pon TnAknsd;vlsG sUrpLy-PRIcE

pOuTRY POn 1'nAkgsGiVlsG SUPPLY-PRlcE
AID QuAu1Y-This has been bad season for the low
ers Of good poultry at this particular season OF 'ensns
upon fat things As general thing the hirds arc o'
fs. Corn is held at higher price than il viii sell 'or
when converted into poultry at present prices az wi"
be seen by the wholesale quotations on Wednesday;
Turkeys Ia Ice. y b geese, s0iic ducks iEdi'c'i
common fowls l2ai4c AT the highest OF these quota
tions the beet lots were active particularly for turkeys
but the quantity that would bring top rates was "'
and Of the low priced lots went oh SLOW housn
geese were quito drug. At pyesent pr''eS 'or ,ils
kind Of birds. they very cheap food lhe quantity
Of poultry in market Thanksgiving has eh ihuoh
lighter than previous years. and prices higher. we
have had two wretched days for this trade sa'"i""y
and Tuesday we're Jrz<lpg all day. The hrst k'p'
back supplies; tho second hindcred sales greatly WIN
good weather the supply wonld have been larger ana
prices higher.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-26
fAayer,isemeri1

One Dollars worth o.. full-slze Gut PATrkkhs
In the Winter Number of Mxy. DysoErsrs Mikh x os
FAsnIoss A beautiful Cloak Aiss q CANT hi An's' ~,
brea.trd Waist, a desirable Shev", and Two nd'h W
tern. Tho most mssuhs"n' insrcsns ana 'Ais~D" Ni"
Der, IN every rel psci, Jcslsan'd.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-26
Acknowledgement

THE PHRENOLOGICAL MUSEUM, at NO. "'
Broadway will remain open during the forenoon loDA'
Othcr day. from, ill p. Chart with III "'''e'
descriqtlons Of character. given when desired
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-26

became usclcss and brt for The timely assistance Of The
boats from the Italian rgato Re Gaansuomo anoei me
command Of Midshpmen Guazantoa and waycna' all
the mp,riled persons would have been drowned 1hey
were conveyed to the Russian gat' in an exhausted
condition.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-11-26
ttdyrriisefueIAl !
n,nrru 0nrGENEE

BARSUM HAS SOUTGENERALtDeFcn nii'lH'' n, W
d,y e la, nnnounoe attractions enough TO MI aon -.
places a. his Mus.an Stirring dramatic ~
ho,t &c every hour, three .normou- ivihs ,i@' w. - -
zee tae crowd.