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The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-09-17
GEORGE DIXON.
froErEzLr or EEzFE1s. N.Y.
ATTORNEY AT Law
RICHMOND. VA.

~ 1ilils- as.lasi . col,ss.r.ss Gsr.--.-.i.
= if1s-el a1d 1oiIor-ld-
-ss-P.r-ir-lar .i'sasisa r.ia - sssss---' sl=..
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


The New AsFk 'sHedald Of the I'll La f'c 'tal.
loving interesting SUM mary 81 Fiewse
Ysoa ArEASrl --wHfELEa's aA4Irs
The Herald confirms the foIiosv5ns sdis,,..ei
frefn Nashville:
Nashville, Sept 5 Tie news from Shcrisss.:s' :
army 70 ay reports the loss Of be enemy ~ three
thousand killed aud wb uaded We captnred = e. o
prisoners. among ther. Brigadir General laisio
not givcn.l
: We alao captured ahsrge anoilpf of material
The army i IN fnll bossessiou III Atlaaral
There j. nearly fou1 feet of wafer ia the rigef IS
THIS POINT, and il i ri3ing;
sch. Rosseau seled GRAPHS from SuriIg Hill late,
SATURDAY. that WhE4lcr's re5e force was strss=f
Duck river aud had JolSied Redd5 Both wcr. e.
tfetting tcvirls FIor4hce
tieneral Rousseau fFEr55-ces seir fei.I = jim
pieie iaiinsa
5e,i. HOLY, reps.rt] 1priails sfafi.s,i-ss 81
t7s4ukiiu fesierday.
General HASKELL i iiso re- 51t-l kiie.l s
sish.
ega-iferablc sasaeJ A4s.bee1 .eto ~ i ls=
foaa. large feFce essptoxei IN rersiiir..sss.
tui WIFI siin hsve i II rrsni as ie; --.l:is-
The jsQsarJ sioGe j ths Cratl4raa.5l 4.fifr.ari
y the rspeFs l. also bling raFiiiF rcpayrf only
bridge has been dtitroy L. 0s-r >;rsstr-s
reeh, E ny iett long.
cpi. Spslidny haslii6 caf.siis. u.s. re,.. n
IS i iafs lzirk 81 sscot asnana
Capt. Pri6s, oESnd TcatE IstEsssess IL K ~;
1 "a fIidas.
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-09-17

ey There uas.n reTf,1l a, he ,.ifsz sestertlat
th4t the (ienrgia snitfa were t5rg lilsrd.rt,
while ~ Griffin they were fi,.-s q ,st,sss
honrsasittodt aDy4Ifnu s. .t but ~ disturbances
Of am kind -5ilase, Tn I..sle troops ~,
COMPRISED 81 too good dlzens ID eiieaz.s Ia .siIc
preceedingsa AS f-sfeSfgfed
The shote4 paragraph Which we - from the
Macon Cobfederafe. does not do fall ia15ce 70 Is.
condue. 81 the ntiag while.if this- piace.. Ikes
we're tgrp.d loose here a. We understand .gisgoisr
any thiag 10 eat. antE-4let detained use anon sh
cars, nearly or quite two day. hnnareds of tacni
sleepihr o. the top Of box rars They we're hat.
urally very an xiolis q. return - fhstr homes
Asperatlng circnmsfances thsy we're fr7aaT,aBi1
quiet. and " { heard 81 but one er two ,raarels
during their STAY in town. and d not know that
the Nili's4 HID anything to d. win theso.
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eoNaRFssEoNAL pIsrnl.IIs.

ii. R 4 Crawford. of Greene; ia i c Houpk.
ol Anderson; Sd. Dr4 Jdbn c Everrtt ri nsig-.
fth. Col Vim X Stokes. 81 Snhhs Eth T A (sif,s~.
u Wayne. 9Th Hon J / : kacklesoTd. df Mont
g9mery; 5lh.i Alinon Case. I0f, Obiou; ssh " II.
Fitch. If shelby. f/F
y would seem frorh us photography taa;A ts+e-
Yankees are moving VI their -ho5iseiroisl tia
kitchen furniture" AMI intend 10 Iocal e.
ieMqvAL o. GEy. THOMAS HEaDt,rAETErseg 4
0rierstave been deceived here for il5fnedis,fs
removal III the Adju1Ipt and Inspector Gener.ls
s,tfcc ofSshe Depnrtnl ebt of the Cumberland. -
Atlanta. IL 1ndersEbod that Capt SMITH Cent
Adams and Capt Bright Of the Quart Sssn.-s'isr.
Provost Marshal Gener ais and loni.nsSsaffl De
aariS4ehfs. viii reInaih, w least for the present.
Ffsin. the aceumula iidrl OF mail matter Il eAat-
ianooa, mentioned 10 thel feJiowifg paragraph,
nudge that Gen wheeheetasfbeen interfering " "a
tliS Nashville and Chd ttanooga Raroad
TIE Sol IHERS Nall.
a the regular hout yesterday sitefitg5,r AZ
he aaii lnatice that lad accumulated hers since
Nf. Wheeler cornn9enl ed s.reaulai3ng 't4srsne-fs
ton. was started eoH n v.rd.A Thers--.4- about
hundred and ffty Thousand u tissns- i - ,,s4
iegsipSd that ne rosd ~ nos ef.tireiv sat. =
Nashville.
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The H-rai-s Key West cOrrcspondert reports
ssera e-Eelitions n Ei5-isia- ia vhiciI horses.
cafle eLi ..;1cr rsirats e rrorlrfy we're cauturcf
NEw lcRk. socs. sept. Il.
cesten IS. fseia e.e--
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IirADer rs Assn PeToxae, ,

+ tpntrtszz4= report tIaiqs running On tie Vel
don RriIz<aE n lar ~ storey eek. whence .u1,-
plies o1/wa-1us nrc itaaied = Pesersburr.
NEN York, sept 10.
Lfke Daily >ers rrsuiA4Fr- MccleiIans nonirs-
1s9r.
s-:-Louls. sept 10.
sffnc-ai veleh efiecee.is Painr n conuar-i q
Wss- IN Ee,stsci,r
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i-s'''f i-'i N1,llEiiie ifl-le-fch-i August l.
fh- fqiia,ting named citiz ms heretofore ci..
sfl E lie l.iiii'.lry PRISON II Chattanooga haze
arrived 10 bis city. aud are 10 be sent north 81
tte OHIO ~ rerliatn tifete darifg the war.
AHsff . i,roe D. 6shua Barton = II CLARK ttfiu
r cts, Afn Collins Frank Collins, Nelson f,rik
III qci~is y 4-r6sy. kotssf GLASGOW : Copelaid
iss iififisili. " ~ Grey J ffsttof * /. Hod e.
% II Horton. Gideon Jackson. lN34hau Lole.
iatis, aI.inis aHleEy. Daniel Mack-. lt,isarlse as
ililss kff v tieAest. Nui Potts. Lewis Terri.
y nr.tl7it q &c. basid fat2iiH.@ R.ibert j Nod
= = iief'lp. stephen y Allen. Alex 1: Buiioek &.
= ssnirsss =. Rasfr,Joeu Crock + D'Or~ev. = "A
5-Eei.. X y islAckwelisE Ward J 4 MasHiasaf
> .doul 9sftilerf. ! II Kinney. " z ferbroul,is.
Joseph Parker. HsDayis. " L Beber e Miller.
} Fl Clark. J 2 I.vddrli A = kennou Geo 4 Ger
.Iaid- J tsst tlu'y. RI ilsrTisoD ; S;otan. s
" itaotlF- N-Atess aruer. \ NsZ5usnrr. Nm
.iory-s. iass = Wiilisirs. Rev " sieNntt ans.
x sl.ies s.,ui sesneEg sfre from bradley 0uuts.
tenn. ne sfisers are from aisrfE2i portions Ct
,isersia.
acsdsf.t p - aelt near He'eaa On the 2ssh q
july
o.eidl ,lrffers freln Gen. Shsiby's heaiosarters
e tie - rlt received this morrsng- GEN Shell
sS ssis' two ~ Ia regiments. tission's and Doh
i = ~ @ n The direction VI 1ie.esia. On tie
Esfh TIRE INST 1000 feaersi csssiT5 fought aud de-
fsi latns killing on. eofsnei. one lieutenant col
f'sei TX eii airs aud re privAtus one tho ficid
tifs semlinihS l4derais ran nell nell tinsssr tho
Hutis q r. flftiHc4tipns - Helena. Col Bubbins
'ei netSTiEss outlaw and celebrated house burner
~. safls izaey; killed sixty seven Of his men,
= prs sacEs, dsked no quarters. nor gave none
ff csstarcdla lAr ash5ant u s.9rcs t-s5 csis.,ns
~ IN s iiis1 aht5 many snail arms, navics.
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DAI'IsY
Late Northern News.

We haze received jfle Chatsairooga Gazette ~
the 18th, through OF eorrspopfent II tsae fr5zi.
We clip fr9uisis thu IllosSing iteEsls.
The Lincoln electoral ticket IS sxcousi{1l sud
We publish il as ma tier q curisssity 70 Ten.
ncssee rcsderss>
sIAft At LAReEl
Hon. W II lHyisaneHE Of bedford E5o. Horars
MAYNARD, Of Knox.
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I'VE t1re q 49, ~ - tiz-I.- Ilr-- sars'T =
w - bl4-kE 49, ~ ->hc-lff. [1s-ts Ard Or
1irH-l-1 20 t1ls @fate. oe-rIiir -r.l,-l u-- fn1
~aite paper, rti-t - rl1 -tli i - zs-- r1..s
49, caarEsd r. ihe tia7t rs7'e- 49,
Just sEcuRED FOR The soEDIERs
la E1rifE Picket Hiti1s,
s-1e E1EiisA Icst.n.rr,
3so1 Hyn- Bo1ks.
eff1 Helirio11 Pape-x
CssFl.iaI, Hlssiczz-i1r i-3 S-11is-s ~ r1s.ns
81 - ne q rhs Sar<rr11 R-lie1 co4z -t-s-.
GriE1- Ga. c. e. L1p<5oy s;sti1-- ] ~ - a.
= - - = =. ~ g - ~. Izr11Ex
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~ The fAct ,has ali Inc esa Hates fu4 ii.
Prs-il ncy are on a 'esr Ft,if.rn. q c.naeetior
-s-l> hs fall Of Atlanta. md .sse .,r5,i..si v.l
ries 70 IN ,be future .h.,. -5.,...,, ,.a ,.,,,
Ny Yorkt 2ta. Tai.eF.ss s...,o Us, g..
s...2sild ipngv that the gambler Is ,gif.,-sf ri
shanei lbo bis aud cellas,se Ihc s. fe ef9cn bae
system; md that the eeaFnpeiieT Of he Yar srii
ssal The bubbieferyS Whit lenssr. r1es ssesas
fofsss that rhe longer the war goes aIf the iarre
tbs bubhlt win grow. and lie tsuner it-5 side
xiii become Until it VII Es.aliy iail. t. ieees fEsn
absoluss weakness The nov jpeiisisf and exileS
at4d Yankees may see cai,-e btre Inc elfse-,f I'll
fall campaign to believe that the is56t - Ie
its close As hcy. fnagine. aud bat ti..n,a l. nj
1tbe Confectionery. Th r. may A. snoTs tlsin..s #.
Heaysp and earth. andespreiaFis in u ssrsa. tsa
ara sver dreamed q II fhsir ph ilp@sebE
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TIE DAILY REBEL.
GRIFFIN. Ga.
THURSDAY EVENING. sEpT. Is. 1861.
DC Clrlian,a Reconstructinn nactrines..

4nCSteiiau tettcr accepting the chicago nonit-
pations oreathes warm . sentiment q devotion
pom and as resolufe purppse 70 70 estab-
'lIu il ancient boundaries a. ans Black Re
fcan cossd desire. The idea that tic south vii.
y be whipped in's 4 consent 20 tho reeonstruc-
efthe Uhisu, appeagst be inlistrietble IA ID.
Of theE-Nortler people. Even Those nh.
Psed It41reat Us with tllc greatest kindnsss.
Iondemn and aersudcc $50 ss.,i- ftavet,
- lhe President. and declare he olSts.fsss:l-
ton laws ufdSnst uiTonal. siiH appear to 4slids.
that II Is possible that fe two neose shuIlt
Jet anite sheiraeeipe-. and live happily md peace
ably under = common gcse1-iincni. They 40 MT
seem 10 compfeaend the bitter hate and andxin
repuxnance WITCH has been 4nsere in i.in,l.
and hearts q oar. pssIe, by long syri-s ~ out
RACES ami wrongs wA % can r4iher he atone5l for
or Forgotten. They 10 rot appfeeiae Ire fact tim
an ocean Of blood, the priceless blood u The lowe.
and heroic or Our land--ihe IT.. blood ~ isthef-
brothers, husbands aud sons. es is,sseo ,ls
that from every household ftosIraze-l ssilef i,
to tho God Of Justice, a5s rsiu s xssers:iib
sr.diu1ss uSve w1an.it sss.l { sassis 80.
!. zoe upon this onee hafPy iaua.
sr They have yet 70 learn that Die pnii.ose ~ ih
People Of the Confederate STATES - - salenenacj
q uDchanzabie. and thai they vii 4e7is1 rafhl,
than consent u live IA esscrameni ssita hose Eir
whom they have lost I'll resnent. and lsh6n thes
have Iearsed5 10 dc-piss III s-is 4iranuess ANA
knavery sdd 70 hlte.foy thsie erlsli5 .s sriaass.
This war has developer ilyin6fg. ss1.l .cs,spsra
eseus Wick tuna can soften ~. asvee eraIieate
Our people desire tle frc ali isei,ss LEM. osaoy
know hat it Is their inafeeabIs sisas . L, lire
and this right taeS viii essns ID long .s,fbey ars
capable of offering resissEects r. designs of thesl
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Arrived.

s.-.u,iip Po,ons. Sherwood Portland. udss- sri ps,s
10 N. Is. Cromwell 90. .
et.smsr kirgfsh-F, Nye, fToYld.ase, ml's. ts TO
Bynnr,. =,
steamer Torn ~. :. trsnPonl, Morssa Aewtem days
bsn.st 70 4. ). Qpsft~rus,'sr.
sr.a.r MsySow.I Robinson, Washington. rd,s. &C. d
J. Hs1i. 90,
Bni Lyeur,n, Qt.lisnl. Costa, Psermo Nov. xHt CID
rsnsr l3,h ride. 10 Chspbsrlsin PhepA
Bus Js,ysr ChAss, kew-Ofc.nsH days, sugar 10 L. MGR
- 81. -.
sohr ptsou (of s. Croi jansen. s. croir Doc. % snc
Cr.ni Ttfk T. l. Dec. % SIT b. JUGS Bceshci L Co..
sehr fash Cullen Cullen Norfolk wood 60 A. C. Htyera
sohf Monmouth Anderson ios island. so,d .
soIr Mad Fillmore Cro~,h, New Orleans &c days
o. ssr and q o IT, :. W. Lr"ls Co.
Schr. J. H. Noausns. Pstcrson, Acrofnse Gays wood
schr Cstharin.. Soul. Virgins, wood
schr Pearl. H!i, Yorktown oys.crl
HIED-sm.st 2. W.
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fAdvsriisepenL.)

A NEGLECTED CoueH, COLD, or SORE THROAT
which nigh, he CHECKED b. simple remedy HE BRovss
BRONCHIAL T,ocyrs K,roved ,e progress may terminal
seriously.
For BKozonIrn lsrsxi, Cs,AnsH, and Consumpdvs
Coughs "THs TsooHK" used vish sd'sn'ss Sses
onsurrnes immediate rsllt
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GRIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or NEW-YORk.. IL
Cleared.

e.esmsAipskdTlse tBr), Nicholson, Galway, Lawrence
0nss 20.
ship-freJsrch CBrem) Ts'smer, CsAo va V'pHfs'so'
FsbbJi L Chsuneey. -.
Buls-MsZdaons, Porter Asp,rwsn ParNIn. Rarosi Co.
Ni.srp swsn.sn Csdi1, funch Ne!lrlo Wcrdl -
gclooner.-Ann Bsdsll Baltimore, Merrill Absstli Te
r.h tbr.l walsh, -. Kl;ts, X. +. Beck toi FoT. -
sawyer Reed Phils6e phls r. H. Erecsnefi Alice kan
ro yola Cro1 }. BoyDtons Sousi Msshln.ioa, barri
Chneo,essno. A. C. Hs,ens, Goldss West lbri damage
B.rmuds fsis. Portef,i jane. Fu,ler Jolre tosEss
Monroe. " J. Campbell, VIA. Henry, shsfst Aeoom'e,
J. tansybel- -,
~aIl 10
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Oryille Odd,s VIM A. Virtue Joseph n Harvey ChaplAin,
Se Rsy Fsoe. ysso1 d. Ne Ssy A. " Cooper
NJ D. Henry J. Philips M d. for New. Yor. oto Notion
NJ D. Tor HIc9hypi Charitable Committee mot h"Ofn ,is
for NewYork, John r. Walker, Edward lil Chs7es raul-
Brooklyn Committee q AcSSgns CnaIs. H. RaSq
Of Deputies OF Benevolent ant tmians hocstss heoe'
WslleT Richard J. Certis.
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BORT naroene' Noiite.

STATE ~ Eyw.Yozk,
Posr WlHpKU OrTicr. No. lot Wsnst
NOTICE II hereby given, in accordance with
s.cto. Of oct paced Apr H. iT ented ~ Ae. %
R.ofsruys The Nsrdens Oar- ~ lie Pod u New iorf "a
4, nsr.ons iucrssisd a. havlg charge o. tA~ ,o'es
matter OF such inqury, examination, ~ survey the! u. io
I.vis y.,... AZ. nov under examination ~ tie Po.t war
x.ps ara Tia, tie ssd examinations WIN be con-
pe,sd within dsys neI succeeding his nouss "a p'a
esis vessels; =. a. -.-y
Ship Encrsy. s....ref 10. y "
Bah Leopo-!ns Bower........lirE 90 o r. II
psfs Julinf. tier no =, T. NJ
Brtg tcrd -. -
Baf roliuI. ..............s..~.. fsrf 10 - y. r.
Sfhf 81 LAWRENCE. ..Attltc Do'r-
G. Il. BRAMHALL PEesaert
j. Arcs HrxGIxtS. secs,,sIy.
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The great moral Elephant, Sleigbing, Car
Crowdng Car Trcssing asors and New Orleans inares-
tons Dangerous Skating Double sd Orators and other In
t.re,,us And exciting Illustrations with much valuable and
fn,ere,nE Reading and EIcins Story VII be sirsn In
TBs n I. lLlusrRlrsp News Of ibis wssh.
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MsB. DExoRRsT's IMPERIAL STAMPS 10,
BnAip Work and EnBsoipsRiss IN all the lsN sns
varieties. and much superior to the ordinary STAMPS ~ 80
a. rueb e,s thsn ordinary prces Conpete "'s o. oss
dozen Stamps furnished at % 90 sinss n,snp .s
cents to ca All necess.y srtsf .saas ~ 81 ~. ~
por with directions. f1 NM bTsohssTs S"po'e" !"
P..b No Broadway
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1NAPSCOTTs LONDON and LIVERPOOL
i RPiS5AbE OIFit r., No. a6 r nth -. New ets
DEAFfS ENGLAND IRELAND. SOUTHLAND and
WALES
TAPscOTrs CELF DRAFTED LINE or LIVERPOOL
PACKETS SAIL TWICE A WfNh.
L,aE or LOSpON PACKETS SAIL EVERY TEN
DAYS.
Parties willing take pa srrs, sul for tfeir fsnds or
remit money tho ID count y, 10 The ioWes rates
hy supyineto gAPsCOfp bROpIkES q Co,
No. 06 ;oe.h-st.
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ALARM or FIHg-An alarm Of fire In the
THIRD District on Monday was csused by the bursting
Of one Of tho gas pipes at the corner OF Third
avenue and Eghtyteventh street Tho gas forced us
way through the foundation Of Mr.. Dunn's oarrisge
factory with loud report spsrf from the black
smithr fire IN the building oansed 70 explode tearing
up part II the floor breaking drilling machine and
Causing other damage TO the amount OF $500
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CITY ITEMS.

pvmrs 10 Cons Orp.-Frederick Douglass
80 an the Mission Of the war, OF Cooper Inst
~ chs evening 49,. .u.n,r, q, racto,v
"a. sla,sn Island, for Tie benefit OF tho families O.
'.,Nsvs now IN the field
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That merit mscts with it's proper reward Ia
shown bJ Tho afey ineres.inI demand Tor krsrs ..st
xpA CosysE Tic bs., In no world ioi fAn us~ sefa of
NJ 10. IA ktade 81
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YasaenRers Smiled.

\. Sss~ssip RosEokt. for Hasdna-Red. Fred. si1 Mad
IIrs sister ard son Nj Marcos Theo D. Coffee, james
WsIs C. Burton John Avg Crozi., Migne FsHsrt, Jsne
Mcleod VIVA De Yong, Jacob Aibrh John sog1er JOS. j.
sss Pred shsTpley. John Saith, George Ossood, jaime,
Listsl, end others In the se.iasc
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Mas. FRANCIS d. GAGE lectured IN Alban!
- Sunday evening. Tvcddle Hall wos crowded y
.ernsving snd many went away unsole 10 ger sean
= ,o,,.yibuton Of Isl was made FOR her cause.
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tAds-r;!,snlent1
A RKAurIRrL

A BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION, free nom tan,
p;p-, .d heeii.s nay easily be pr0eursa b, nsns the
BALM o. TBoUs,sp iLoyrn" For ses,ina u I. sn'ur
p..ssd II /, composed Of palm oil honey ard oLer vanstls
ssess highly y,rinei by II. own ifged.sn's ard -hse
usss foi vhng nigh, ard morning fondsts NE ,l '0 AID
.flfe ard nso b orn blemlsh Sold BY ell Drngfirs
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fAdyeTtiensrt1
MADAME DYNoREsT's IMPERIAL DRESS JLR

yIron vary durable convenient, and perfect rrsnrrn'ss
for raising dress sraco fsstoons tho islonabe sys
uniformly eli Ground and letting down VII. PHs 20
c.n Sold ~ the fancy End trimming stres ssni by
supplied hosfal tsnns
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2uiIed.

Jan II-ships-Gem q ~. Sea, Fsroft
BAfts-L. Plais, Alsi. Dua Aiau' loAnia' hh- Iaf'I
Briks--LogaA fiperi, aafy Abe.
stLooners-iiaNrs. Lucy Baker. 4.
jar. I2.-s.ssusbip Roanoke From olsf'nans--S'sai
ship Asr.s;ic-
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professional Notices.

CHARLES s. SPENCER, Attorney aud
Proctor .rd Adyocate IN u y Coaiis,
No $50 Prosiuey New York Resden.s-No ~ London
Terrace, West 2,d.t tbe.",en nh AID itih-aFsl
nR. r.. BRAUNS Homeopathic Qormeriy
~ AHopsbc) Physician New. Gig, No II Ws,t sst
It, Ofcs hour 70 70 oH d. H. was ioiiAo''y" WIZ
Dr.. e. Herring, Philadelphia Pa
NERVOUS DEBILITY, Impotence, Diseases
~ os tbs s.,nnl s,.leul--C w. nAss0sp VI. d., lalo
Profsror OF Special Ana.omy IN io Syracuse medics College
ysw.York Cancellations On English or FRENCH noo 10
10, 10 }, ard to 9eveDnf No 81 hsst z'tA''''
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A highly interesting, exciting and lntellec.
,na feast win be rnshod In TBr Srwyogx lIIusIaArhD
NIvs .hl. weei both In Illustrations AID hstcSs Mater
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Memoranda.

The bsrss w,sfinston partially destroyed " nie aa
snit.d Pier No I'm r. has boca rsedi 'Ae hss cargo
Of " 90 ere tyick.
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EfviATURH ALMANAC

kisibTuRE ALMANAC.
e~-Rssss. s.3Jt fets....... s:Ss Nooa-Se.s..lc:si
HIGH wATgR IrIs pat .
G~rdy Hesh II is Gov I.Gnd.. nom Hell Gss.... iS
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comfortable during this 0od season. than tho te's Al
which they arc sheltered OF the present time There
are about 1900 blscks on the Island.
ICE IN THg RIVERs.-The North and Last
Rivers are Tiled with large quantities OF drifice, very
much impeding the ferries and rendering navigator
generally extra hazardous THUS far the only
we have heard of has occurred 10 tho steam tug Active
which wss cut through by the ice on Tuesday morning
and now lee ashore Oyster Island. partly filed VIII
water
TIE PROoKLYy ACADEMY oP Musical
the recent annual meeting OF StockhoderOi the Brook
lyn Academy Of Music the yearly report was presenter
showing thai the receipts from all sources bad been W.
1919 Al; expensea II 47 ~, leaving balance OF So
iO so The indebtedness OF the Institution has beer
reduced 20 81 400. The following directors were eecs
cd for 1857 Alex N. White u. ID: flimpton. A. e.
Hull Geo. 5. Stephenson, josiah u Low
RpooKyyy COMMON CoUNCIL.-The Board
held regular meeting Monday evening and transacted
considerable rontine business A communication Wsi
presented BY the Mayor yetong the resolutions sunor
lns the BCOs C and Sge T.oS tSao5Ss Mon
l.acue and Hicks streets. on the ground fhat ,ns
OF those streets are almost
opposed thereto The communication was oiu ~, ri
be printed in tho minutes. The Chairman. Mr; Ia
mage. announced the following Standing Conih''e''
| for 1864: -u,,,n.v
On Flnance-o'Ks.ie, Whitney, Bills. 81,
9RsRas 1aSKgss a Tsa X aSpy
On Whitney ti.hsr Se Ssann nurchy
| On Ralrosds-SssI Belknsp, Mclaughlin
Public Lands, se.-Ennls. kimbsll, MeLh1Ehin' N,
pire Depsrmen., w. D.-McLsnghiin, Belknap Nswnsh
Firc DenSrtment Il. DE-. Murphy, Turton snai
snppios and EIpentes-McLsughn, Wallace, knhr
Schools, AIts and S,snccs-Newnsn, HsshsUy' hrh''
Sail 60,
He.lih-O eofe and Taylor v.,
Ferry and Wsier RgltsE. Murphy, Turon AID himoei
Wsrsui MlilsryM Mclaughlin, Kiubsll, BALDWIN, ~ mui
Wash'nstoa Psrk-Vhtnsy, Esb1eish Taylor
Hsrfor Defentes--NewmAn, Wallace, hs!btesh, Enhis
Seal -,
Prin.lns-M Murphy Taylor, Wsllese.
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gUIu's HEAD.--The large additions MADE TO
.,o,s Of beef cattle after the market opened on Mon
+, paorning made up the total Tor ire week N'io'
vtsh Is more than The total Of the previous week MOI
vxhstanding the pIophesJ OF very snort supply ano
shpost famine. The short supply 81 the opening OF the
..,ss, had she effect of Tightening Butchers into
vsingness to pay famine prioes-hghsf than at an!
tine for several yesrs. great many cattle sold @
stss estmeted at i2a cents pound for the meat lex
nc -alus Of csa hnd rot small number ct 1904
sCsG With Continuance of good weather we shat
100 tumble down Of these prices next week. Bee
ssers need not be ssrnedj there no famine IN ee
Sepr's happy land.
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email POX SPECIFIC.-A Positive Cure.
- Veronica Quingnefolls pariss the system; all
scrofulous Dineass scrofasa Consumption efad
eyes an Mercury and syplic Msadiss Dopsy Liver and
Kidney Diseases Asthma and Catsrh. Bottles 30 and 81
Sent by express HEGEbAN CO., No. 200 Broadway,
VIM r. Primes, Flnsiing n. Y.
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TRAINS LEAVE NEW-YORK.

TRAINS LEAVE NEWBORN;
For New Haven, T. Ok li;p a M 1918 tELl s;~
o. ~ $50 40 sud (Ex.) D. Al. -
sos Bridgeport 7, lEIl li:3os 1913 tEzb Do
On j $50 40 and ~ p
nor ailiozd AID strsafoaa. ll:5o 40 $50 H.
FOR Fsuasld, Southport and WesPoEt T. il;D M -
sSgp n.
rcr Dsrien nd Greenwich 80 il:sO H.; $50, .:o
Io Stamford, = (Er $50 ll;2o. l?;l5 Ell a'os
lEsl $50. $3.50, $780, OK PA
~. $50 s:30, 500, $50 ?. n. -
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston via spTrgheld lEr.), $40 tErb So -
70. Boston wa Shore lime. l2:l5 TX SPIN.
for Hartford AID Springfield, tEI-l ll:so nj $50
iE1y 2p. n 49,,
:. 20 - VI. TO Ncrl.mptop.
Tor narord Psoyidencs ard Fi,hkl Railroad, tExb
For New Haven New.London and ssonisEson Fsirosd =
-. III, R.l3 2, 8 ..
For Z susl Isiisosd, 1915 p. n. 70 Northampton
For Housatom, Railroad, { =. u.
for ssuxsi1cs Railroad, Ia IA, SIP. N
Tor Dsnsury snd Vorralk lsilroaa :, $50 N, 40
r,muodou, Sleeping Car. s,tsshed TO .. Trains
JAMES II. EOYT, Superintendent
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Hle0ifaI.


MANHOOD and the Vigor of Youth Restored
I'VE 40 -Four Wesks by DR.. RECORDS ESSENCE Of LIFE
This wonderful sgen. win Manhood 70 the most
Shattered Constitution whether arising fron EIcesse sole
Abuse the Effects Of Climate, Natural Censes The time
required tho most Dyeterate Is oar weeks all
impossible. Dr. Ricordo Essence OF Lilo 10 sold in
cAses with Instructions for for 80 fonr qua ia
for 80 Sent carefully packed receipt Of remit W bis
accredited agent -. .
PHILIP ROLAND, No. az Broore.,.
One door west from Broadway New-forf.