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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-18
vEOGgks.YN ITEMS.

Tue CONSUMPTION LOAN ne nr0oklyh
CITY authorities having been unable 10 rase ioan OF
doc 600 nom tfr hanks and having met with no bet
ter success IN aprcuiDr 90 the community ~ large hNe
come To- tho conclusion adoPl another course WIN
Lew Of aucoraiing the hardships Of the dIGit. AS
neither plan would work. the Board OF Contracts and
the C1rnon Council Committee held meeting in the
MAYORS Office yesterday morning to consult upon the
course 10 pursue hereafter The Mayor, II IS under.
stood favore the raising of a Of say. s3OOo with
vhich 10 commence operations. b. paying the exemp-
tons of those whose families would likely suffer in the alb
al their main only support or pay the amount to
n substitute Tho resolutions adopted by the Common
Council are not definite they might be ana their
meaning can be construed differently by persons Of diff
ferent views The object now appears to be to frame
resolutions 10 secure unanimous vote II possible,
and then IL is commended all the money required can be
procured without difficulty The ordinance recently
% sscd Nv the New York Aldermen meets with general
favor and resolutions Of similar import will no doubt
be adopted by the Brooklyn Aldermen. special meet
ing take the matter into consideration, is called for
on Wednesday evening. The resolutions previously
~ ssod will then probably be rcconsiderod and others
suhstted with the view Of accomplishing the desired
object # providing substitutes for drafted men who have
large families.
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The IMMORTAL Hpionoi,qrs says: We persist in
affirming that the dispatch - COLLECTIVE aAd laeIti.'
reulv has been agreed between thr rrcc fonrt-.
w do not saw too much when assert that ~ then
reply 10 tie - Petersburg Cabinet The three C0urs
wiIterm themselves allies an expression which 900.
de- tie circumstance requires DO further comment
Authentic Information enables us 90 deny o." report
that The summons az VI. De- Bahiac % 81 Petersburg
viii 5000 be- followed DIS doc recall u tlc Em0assldo. b.
Of Russia from Paris and London.
Tie IMMORTAL also formally denies that Italy la.
dcayOfed t0 thrust heref into The union q tic Powers
with view 20 evcutuahtic- and says that Austria
has a eady paid dearly enough for Dog detection M I-i
90 deprive her Il al desire 4 repeating t Her iuti
mate agreement Will thc FOBcis does not leave Tie
oil gli-st chance for Italy
Ia Franc, says. The Emperor is expected 1T ST. Cloud
la FrqHce asserts that DE English Cahinp' which
had appeared 90 adhere 90 tlc project " addressing an
identical note % Russia. now he-tat's 90 take q 10
course thinking rIish 20 give Russia tine joy lehec.
ton, without Immediately provoking frr.h reply
The same journal says Prince Goltchaloh - 10
Count RecberC seems 10 De dchLlii,c pI"of of dip
omltic rupture between Russia aud Austria The
Princes dispatch has excited universal rrwohaiou 90
Vienna. The military aad constitutional PARTIES aic
off ndcd and counsel the Emperor 10 persist 10 tho
oIs appears 10 be very siols. Certain documents sat'
that The Polish instruction AaS Jut obtained great ad-
yantages ~ Lubhn.
accounts lately published establish tho fact OF tie Pc.
gIe.si,e improvement oi French trade iu g'rrt.L
>orne excitement vis created ~ lbr Paris corn mar
kat by the report that the tzar bed prohibited Ac
port Of corn and lOur from the Russian Lmpnc.
Tie prospect ol The French harvest Is 90 good tt1t
there is probability wheat may be- exported from
France rather than necessity for lie 4Mp0itat.o u.
Tie new wheat is Of excellent quality.
Tie Paris -four market Vas quiet.
The Pa'ric in an article on The conduct Of England
touching the principle 81 an identical note "a Er.a.
SAYS The difference j. Of very serious clara. -.
aud by causing tie mifcarfiHge of the negotiations may
open the door Ia icsh combinations. and mas give
rise 10 notifications ~ the very heart of the French
Cabinet
In F5aHco IN an article headed 1hc Conduct Of I'm.
gland recalls the different phases of the negotiations.
in which. says La Hone, England has shown greater
tTmness than the other Powers.
II is reported that Marshal FOrey viii leave Mexico
Oh the 18th Of september, giving up the command in
chief t. Gen i}Ogaine.
Renter closed oil the % al Oii.
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Frcrer .rmy Among item alo we oio men, "h'f'
wI -, ~ n, rti.rln,i, atf-uctpd gtt"hnn.
rEENcn LCsCs - "rH'c -- f"h'-l' ~ i'H
hfNIC.Ns.
F,.. tl.. = :. Cfr.,. r,rd,re OF Tic L"u'.n l,.''
.oir,1 ,t,, 3D.. '-rrtrii-- ~ivfr ~ th" N' a"'' y
,n.... rf. ,.l.Ii,t e,i.o. i,r 81 u' Fi' "''
non. ~ Nc,-.. a-, i.., s.firllr GO f,rl- go ''
.,,t Drf,.o r,,n letter written hv f"",' '' ''''
In and De. wig t.t- g.C -.l a. june. VI" .,-.
nom tbr i.nmt,t ul aLici de- l", '"' ""' 'u' '
.n.1, IN, l,.. &. lou uu g. fling IsIi 90 l.i'' 'i'
,,,,,..e ~, D., .t,,aks "s al tlc. 'H,a '" 1
in me rar,lships through which me u"''ls nav Il. -
az she health oi %, AMY be 'a,'' uiiu'lit ~ r
cr,tain distauec nom Ven NV 'h"' ~ ,...'.
7 IN, ,t,ii nr lirs l..rr. fI'' I'D ..' ."'- "a " -
,,.t n,, les. than 40 nav" persisted i"" i'.',' ,
'r r ' an, of tie rc ptian b, ,;a.r ~ .'N "h,"
,c siaf,ntto the ~ ,ucn lor lilo i"I''d '"i'i or"
i', o., tc ica,y raus they have greet d ~
. 80 ,t;' I'll. fte cUnto1s through the swollen .iI f'
r,, ,,,iv.y MS making very t."W ll'rrtr.. 3d." it'
r;ff.,os finr.h t,Itt,..Ilf tLtr.t' it 90 W.
e,t-tlc c.ptu.ro' Pueblo and sari'' a'I "i ''A'''
fer,fruali, laras, Them. Tie writer ~ tic ltt' N
lud n ills pa. co. flrr,irnlr bravery SHOWN 70. ~
I Mc>,,..rs in the d.f0rsr - Purl'3. fir tU"+ col
womci aud ,hi'd. cn taking pant m DIAL eel A'. 'i
lo,. from =, 80 - years old acinrgat ilcr - ana ,
ohe,,d a. such 50 that tie combat 90 hst ~, VIC =,
hrtchcrv Fifire and the tcrr' lr r'ci' ~ i' i'
artillery made l. .cail unpu slide f" t.n u" rom on
LONGER iln thcy did Every street ana h'~r M'i' nm
del,rirei and he iicycans fought with such dcl'i".
zion TINT - lone as was len whole they cuiu'u
thei, Grc IN. ~ .tcAhrcs OF the wrench NtI" 'h UP
wifh beautiful pianos and cttry species 81 IAui "'
furniture The property oftlc McSican Grah.t's.
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NEW.JERsEY ITEMS.

ALLEGED MURDER OF WOMAN BY HER
BEorIrR-A man named John Malloy. residing 1T
New Durham. was yesterday committed to the County
jail by Justice Pope Of iobokcn on charge of having
caused The death 81 hr sister wife Of Patrick Ramp by
violence in May last II appears that on ffida! last
Malloy had a difficulty with Rally and a man named
Hull. both Of whom he threatened to shoot and also
threatened To sei fire 10 the house Of the latter For
tbs be- was arrested Saturday night and committed
10 Jail by Justcc Pope in default Of 800 bail Suisse
qucutly tie Justice received nmations Of foul pay
and proceeded TO investigate the matter Il appears
ihai Maoy and Bis sister had quarrel on the ith 81
My ast and he as is alleged knocked down and then
kicked bis sister IN the chest and stomach causing IN
tcrnal hcnorrhagc which resulted in death two day
amer These facts were communicated boy deceased 10
woman that ndcd her but Tor reason IL never
became public until the present time. Maloy VIII be
bold tn await the action Of the Grand Jury
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1su--in.

Intelligence from S. Petersburg snys ihai DE I'm
pcror 81 Russia hns issued ukase declaring free hud
holders the 2OOO0O peasants Who tenants Of the
Crown domains and appannPcs. 4 Telegram from
flcnsburg Of Aug says The Government has decided
uOt 10 sanction the request Of the Dict for am alteration
If the regulations 20 The usc Of Tie Danish language
ia churches for education, IN courts If law. aud for gen
crai business n the districts Of Sclcwg. inhabited by
"a mixed population.
the 2fO1OG0 peasants who are pcl,nns of he crown
domai h.
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FR0r E'CH0PE.
At,a;.icrnl News ~ the Grqnicn, tie City of

News ~ fhc Ercnicn, the City of
Washington. end the Viv2inin-Ehe
S.oniOn Ti'urs on Vnliaudif ''HE'- -scp-
rcdmtions Of the Erhcl E'rivn'cc-s ~
Criyiti~u ERSluua rsrSit"ii'-@
20 Gc,nDais III crsoiG IN the Eoi''h esuc'-
siou-Ertcrvicw Between thc i.''pci"'
~r Austria oud the King OF fF"ss'"
Progress Of Emancipation /" sS'a'S'''
THE Mexican Throrc-sei''r 'Fo"'
Louis Napoleon 10 ArcheuiH '."N'"''''
ian-Tnc Cap:wre OF Nann s""'o "''"
weyor, Of New scrcy Gon"pirncy..
The steamship Bremen, from southampton
AUG 9 arrived here yesterday. Her news has boenan
ticinat,d The Great Eastern and Asia arrived out
Aus l.
The Imam steamer City Of Washington, CoIt
Brooks. which lcft Liverpool at noon on the 9Th on'
Queenstown on the 6th ust also arrived here yetc1
day
The Jura arrived off Londonderry early on The morn
ing of the 9TH inst
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gfniy.

In the Chamber Of Deputies hill for the repression 81
brcuudnee wac approved. The cinmbcr sanctioned
the purchase Boy the Government m the Victor Emanuel
Railroad and The concession 81 tAc Laittc COMPANY #
lc i-ht to construct railroad facilitating commune
ZION between CalabrIa and Sicily. The session ended
Aug J.
4 baud Of - Ncapoliian Spanish aud BUlru urir
alds have entered Italian territory near Soto Tie
Italian troops dispersed them
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-18
Turkey.

Tn, Lfranf Hfrad contradcil the runors OF Mnisie
rial changes and announces that The Sultan hns I'D.
dressed IA letter 10 Fund Pasha expressing undated
confidence in him.
D. Ad,iccs from C0nstaninOple state thai Russian
telegr,n having announced armumrns on tie part Of
Rus.ia Tuad Tacha had assembled the Council. which
decided on raising DE Turkish army from raO men
its present amount to 10000 Two camps Of ohsor-
walton are TO be established ~ Bosnia ana on 'ho p"n
ule
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-18

The L0visrHe .JOHrna, Of the 18th reports:
Nj Gen Burnside j. in Lexington The Obsorr says
BE- was seienadcd evening. and when the music
ceased n ponse to loud calls for HIM, the Geheral
Appeared. aud ON being introduced by Col. Worey
trce usty cheers greeted him with proposal from
some ore IN the crowd 10 give him hundred more lie
thanked the people for their Kind demonstration TO
ward nm-said be WIS no speaker and those WHO
hud come to hear lin with tie expectancy Of De.
ing interested would perhaps go away disap
pointed Buf Notwithstanding tbs declaration, he ga
.ucceed iu interesting iu immense crowd during me
short time Dc spoke. lie alluded Ia The fact mat De hid
been lrocknidge man IN the lnst great picsidentm
campaign stating that he as sincere and honest III
tim ifou thcu-hcDau-e De deemed Il right-as ne
vss In "a. devotion IN the uiOn cause IN which
De- r I'D lrnft and soul H. stated that martial law
bad been declared IN ibis State preceding The recent
election bon view If the ft that invading foe was on IT.
or,f. ad with adcsieu H. give al loyal men chance
to cas ieir .uiIar,- uumocst,d The dsioyai had 10
rrlt Ia approach The ballot box and therefore have no
right - complain. he complimcnicd Kentucky IN
hichy natrrilc manner s'atir that be had found y
rcloricL 20 Waslirgou H. lad found more strictly
loyul men here ihnu IN OHIO or Indiana though the
hitter WIS his birth place We shall not. however,
attempt give bis speech though bTicf lest We may do
him injustice for took notes. The most 81 tnose
WHO heard him seemed lot only pleased with his soldier
v appearance hu; with What o. said. and 10 entertain
the fullest confidence iu him a commander.
Since his Istuu pfiun of TIE command oi the Depart
mrui 81 Ohio Gen. Burn side las lad heavy duiici to
gan ias BOO, aided Kcntucly Indiana and Ohio-and In
bis wake has followed o., Louisiana chief Scoit-yet
.uder bis guidance tte IHiou troops have nobly sue
cesdod Gen Burnside b, evidently doing bis whole
duy to tie best Of Dds ability aud The people honor him
flr IL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-18

49,. ,..,i,.t i... arIf..f Lcio. After the late
hts IN NADIA ,scar the, had an interview with ~
Go,rf.r ia f.t.u,' 90 tue churs' when ih'y ought
% f. rr..lr ..s,..trt tha. Thy resolved to ? o.
..d f. Tfnannri,u t. demand the ratification 81 me
.rat. The suglr crop tt.s Season VIII oniy DE a
noaatc one On a,cont If the prevalence :" the cane
~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-18

ROBBED BY A SERVANT GIEL.-Eliza Foley,
alias Granger was brought before Justice Perry yeser
day the charge of grand larceny, preferred by MI
j Morton Of Pacific street. who complained that she
stole articles from l house valued M between iD ana
500 his family being n visit ut the time. Inc giri
had been left In charge Of the children. She was ar
rested 10y Detective Corwin. and most OF the stolen
goods were recovered at house in Droomc street "
Y. The accused was held to await the action OK the
GRIND .Jury
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Tnr Ceoss.Towy RAIRoAD.-About eight

TnE Cross Town RAlLRoAD.-About eight
o'clock on SUNDAY moyning body Of men began tearing
up the paving stones ON Fulton street. near William.
These were in the employment .f the Directors of
the Cross.Town Railroad branch Of the Broadway
road and POI strong. Such unusual .olh on TIE
sabbath created sensation il the cishborhood and
called crowds of spectators Ia witness the work which
continued until the Ian.scrm pat un end to II iof the
day. The hborers were under the superintendent OF
Mcssrs. Dowd. Craig Sharpe and others. The work Is
being pushed forward rs fast as the large force 'h'
plo,ed can accomplish It,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-18

BASE BALL-CLCB House RioT-Yesterday
three persons arrested tcd and fined for rotous
attack on tlr Club house Of the EdgewoOd Base Ball
Club on Sunday evening AZ No. - WyckoN street, +.
ID They procured q whccbauoW ofstonos. with which
they dcno the building before their arrest. Their
names were Townsend King Edward Oliver, and VII
liam Kobb
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-18

KfDNArrISG-A man named james Shadbolt,
re.iJirg Boo Washington ID &. nas arrested 10 jersey
tifg Yesterday afternoon charged with anduciing us
wife. child nom New .Norh for tle purpose % taking
ts " ellington Tie parties Dad not lived together re-
comfy and tho husband ler. that she was mot leading
arIuu,f lifc Che examination viii take place da!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-18

The state Of the Queens health Is very satisfactory
The Duke Pcnthicrrc leaves shortly for Ne" YORK. ON
board the American rigae Macedonia There Is every
probability Tat tic MlnSleiS VIII not renew INC pieS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-18

Discovery on rREAsrRE.-On Saturday after
noon. o. some laborcrs were domosi,pg an Old stone
house IN Hudson City erected in Revolutionary times
thcy came box sccrc,d under the hearth con
tanning som, 5000 IN silver and gold II an ancient date
ID. affair created considerable excitement
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-18
RnnY RRCnYEREp.-N

BODY ECOvERED.-Ycsterday morning Cor
oner Barrett hd inquest the body Of boy named
Cirisfophcr McEIgot. years old, who was drowned
some DAVIS since at he foot Of North Second street T. d.
The body was recovered Yesterday in the dock at North
Fourih street L. ID. When the lad was drowned. bi
teen persons stood by without attempting rescue.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-18

KILLED BY \ FALL.-A man named stephen
H. March, aged - years. was killed on sunday morn
ug by fal from third story window IN Franklin
street near Freeman. Grccrpont. Coroner Barrett
held an inquest Yesterday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-18

4 LITTLE TOO FASr-Ihe Rome >entnd
Dcinocrup one ~ th" h'cresi 'orp'fh"d Journals h
hc state has howlcd itself honrse relative to the enroll
m,nt 10 that town. r. declared that i was partisan
unulr-tlmi b Included a che democrats and omite.
the name, ~ Union men, II said much that the YLr
C,Hea procured and last week published the list AS
undc up los the enrolling officer Now mark the result.
". cops nom tls weeks Cini,a.
A wr anticipated lnrgc number who shouid have
been enrolled nr fpuld to be- omitted and the enrolling
oh Gers have been gathering mp Tie names. We have
been Informed that urnrls hundred such cases ha,e
been discovered aud thc SIM more remarkable inct ap
u.uIs that four # rs of those Hooked are Dom
,fnts pnlpahy true II this fact that "ur n"ghb"r
hu. become alarmed. ana Notwithstanding Ms reiterated
ad 20 ,lioscth,r from the columns Of tie weekly NHtHd
..I i. hns cIrculniun I've siN times tAa' II the
daily The theory didn't work NJ wa anticipated. ahd
fhc further publication Was therefore rrprcsstd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-18

DEATH FROM THE TIEAT.-Francis Davies
an aged man. boarding in Columbia street near Amity
fell down dead on Sunday evening, in consequence %
the heat An inquest was held by Coroner Norris, and
II verdict in accordance was rendered
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-18

FATAL Result or ISJURTEs-Edward Dunn,
aged 80 wears died NJ the Long Island College Hospital
Yesterday from the effects 81 injuries sustained AT the
Hamilton avenue Ferry Saturday evening, when he
was caught between the boat and bridge and had one
leg taken of
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en-, tobacco contract and iha the romTerc III ,,is al
hid will nc thrown ,pon ~" k'els ~ wv" Nv" wv
lii I'.,.i cen laid a tie Royal Arsenal.
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CELEBRATED

q
s L O Nj A G III ID Il L T. II S.
Against the yspors foul prepare,
That fever,sint the heavy air.
Dunk not unn.xed the water found
In prairie, woods marshy ground
Ifsedentsry toll you ply,
Nature you must osrst-oy die
For when lebsIred from0ercise
For arfi6cIi aid she cries.
Medicines grand purpose and in,en.
L. threatened evil to prereat;
And Il you'd be relieved or spared
From lis that crush the unpyepared,
Ho.etteTs Bitters use-fOT note,
They are the sVFv ST ASrIDoTE.
To Sc, at defiance the nasus Of unhealthy soils the po!sor
Of uuwholsoe water the eflya Of crowded WORK roons
and factories. and the baneia Influences Of sedensy employ
men,.. &, /. only necessary to be forearned with
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T,tll ~ 30 Ioras >p~riS t'cilfin. cHd by''' - ~
wd,v. .ingasf IS. 1873 20 theh " sn4ei TIC t9P'fd'
~ ,,fh TfaI
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Latest ship News.

ARRIVED.
Steamship America. Mauiy, san Juan N'aIs5uA vu"ys'
Iass. 10 81. u. kVleIt.
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6cstcttcr's gtomaeb Bitters.

S TOM &C III BI TIERS.
READ AND REFLECT.
Make sure Of HEALTH. EIt how ," yod ask
We answer, liz an easy task.
Strengthen the STOMACH, and sustain
The NERVES the servants Of the brain,
The LIVER keep in active play
And regulate from day to day
Each organ aid, on Natures plan,
Brace and refresh the INNER MAN,
And like watch that's kept in chime,
BY constant care with railroad time,
The SYSTEMS and strength renew
And thereby cheer the ;pi,its too.
"How,' you inquire can this be done1
This Victory o er Disease be won"
"HosTEITzR's BTrERs" We reply,
Is HE.LrH's SUPREME PRoTEcTIox-rsr
As means Of norang the dsordered and enfebed ys
tenn regulating every function Of the internal organs Ieyivins
the depressed spirits nvsorang the constitution and pro-
longing life no medicinal preparation either Of the ss, tie
present time las been completely and universally
fila.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-18

STATE CoSyESroSs.-The Republican State
con, eu,on win b. heh a, syracuse The ID Of sep
tcuhcr ard De-. Democrat. vii. Lold theirs at Albany
ot the oh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-18

Clrnflnes for week rudns August a..- +S''.h'Nn ~.
Cle.rns. a. week ending gust d.. kto'yb 100 !B
balance. Tor week ending august Be-. - 2'o.3, 10
BhlA.ccs lor weck ending August To-. li""O"9 30
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II O 5 Il L. Il I T. II 5
CELEBRATED

- L o NJ n & IL Is L L L Il L. >
Dyspepsia pang. that rack aud grind
The body and depEess tie mind
Agues that as they go and come,
Nake lie a constant martyTdomi
Coles and dysen,enc pains,
Moth which the strong man visor wsne.i
Bilious complaints those tedious Ills,
N,er conquered yet by drastic pills.
Dread DsrIhea that cannot be
Cured by destructive mercury
SLOW constitutional decay
Tint brings Death nearer, day by day.
Nervous pros,ra,on mental gloom
Urralls Of madness the tomb
For these-,housh mineral nosIums fab
Mem, II relief d; eas; We hail:
Ho.rrIrFRs BurERs-medicine cure,
Not to prcreaf alone, but
In Dyspepsia Fever and Asae Bilious Complaints, cors
.uona and Nervous Debility Constipation, sessiesness
spasns aud in Oh Complaints Of Man Woman proceeding
from casual or inherent Weakness Of the Body the enc 6reas
~ Il
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Frc,en .rry Among item aro we on men, ""F"
ui;,, ~ n, -ti,rln,i, at'-act,d Gtha.linn
FEENCn LosNs - HrH"c -- f"h'Ai' ~ ''|
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T0tN IapT1T,,,,'l,,' 49, ~, = = O,
Loans and Disc o. 10 p5 al Specie y
Cirrni,ou Sub Ia Drposits.......... la's'o "a
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-04-13
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
GEN. BUTLER IN NEW YORK.

His Speech before the Loyal League
at the Academy Of Music.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-08-28
ds( i9tGllN Nntpu5.
lrra tie fqrt1zs. PsssE.
5 7. P.Esh Q II
Brig. Gen. George F. Saepley,



III. C44Fmra-Faf tae eafti., a..
natterias tefHs IA #a'-ls ii le8sIt et# III
old irieuls anl .e..5R c.az ls. y9a hss
exten lei IL k'al welcome tame, ne ~
for yoaesaIt,, asI .1z.a .zE..'i ssH. h.
al ana br4Fs=!...-ss ~
mos; hearty a.,u5a.elz4-..s. | 49, II
the m5re les...'r, sal aagtae.ata It's
welcome the aa.- Ael.g, heaal,s .#.54
that its cori5a,.ty p ~ Uyt i.9m aay
thing which -ss4aa.-t4 #a ha,= 3s
the mere ci5as.sn d ,4sr -ea=azas -fH.
pathy tor td1se l.. r. Il ha ~ mi,
are cxe.t.as s5gH5 - m8a65u ii.
honor oi' t,lcfHr-. o.. zz.r
Union. aaaB t..ss s.-.sa.. fs-t assr
been as earn -. ...a5 a- ea.i.sI u.a-l,
the humb.e ..a#: :I =. l,uas u als
victorious army. Blt h.5G that Il
have extended tbs welcome to m.. ;t4t
. | may bear back 70 them tai- Ell !ence
Of YOUR Aiul appreciation e n If I.'r3r>,
and their sarli.,.ss. la5'Ic.r- f. tt..
to them. am. wiz. -, t.e.a. fI,e.e #4sl.5
have gone G4sse - 5He=. t5.#f-, t59.
here at home ta-ss= ....g> ami .=selr z-e-
rifees. ! W. g=s PAL. - III.
and will tell a..sf. ~. aase
there to me-. Ii. ise. .45sa a. nan.
their lahor> all ta=.- -.es ice. I'll. .a,-
nreeiatel wi tg a.. ~. t. s
have here al lone = lo-=9=a. ME; | Wi
tell them thar if n, ,ar.aa wr ,aa /.
call upon them T. p5sr e4l5,.sif H7
and to lay down t!ls5r live, il tie elori-
Gus cause in which tbeyasa eulis.4 l. hsra