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Oafcial Drawings or the shelby College
Lottery u Kentucky
Extra GLass l6--Jao. o.. 1851
Al. "a, 2, AZ, IS, IL, II, D. -, So. 4. %.
Class tj-Jaa 81 1864
81. Is. Is. 6l Al, 81. 4O 81, &c, II, 10, &c,
81. So. %, So.
80" - g. srMMONs a CO.
Successors to John A. Morris q Co.
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Bachelors uasr Dye-The Best ia en-,
DE sos j. =. ass* sscoS q sc. sa e.
Crsslsdoro's HAIR Dye. P.e.erv.ssv
and Wig depot wholesale aad relAi No Asior Hous,
The dye applied bT skiifoi artAsA
/
Italian aedicaied SOAP Ds Broadway
Coughs, Hoarscaess. aad the varios
throat affections which public speakers military odlcer
aud singers are liable relieved bs BROWNS Brouchis
roches Having direct ianueo,e 90 TIE Affected part.
they slay pulmonary irritation
Deafacss. Impaired sight.
NOISES IN rag HEAD
CATARRHAL , AgggcrloSs IN ras
CHRONIC cArARRR.
Ss F%s q
EusrAcHIAN TUBE
GROSS s'r s,a $SSSS IN ONE
And svc, disease Of the Eye ana Ear requiring either
"a vos
street
Exercfse. Health, Amuse men GODS
0ymnasc Academy No 6'Esst Twenty eighth street 81
quarter
ror the Bcard.-use Hast1ngs' "Psep0-
dressed boz go Post ose soS AZ Pa drug sa
Grand scheme the Royai uasana
an % es shelby College Lottery OF Ksa,"csy inor
ALEcK 90 Brokers 80 Pinc street
Coura ud's Poudre Subtitle Uproots HAIR
upper ps low soreheads or auy part Of the BODY
Grand Scheme on the Royal Havana
ca "a ssf'0 20 u.
their original color and effects previous use
aud coors The hair q the same time changes light and
JOSEPH no2r Pfs@5 s'SS"
Lcsiie's Ginger Wine.
For sale at all the leading grooers' in the city
PINE TREE TAR DROPS
The most popular remedy cstsn.
Tsaas on y So T1:. c'i"
Neatly put up Ia sliding oases
Sold Al is and rs cents per bor
Py Ssss1s sn n % BE- Tsas s's%s
New York Agency q Heimboid's.a@ .''''''' :
Mauger's Direction Labels ana Tags,
IL.
MAUGER'S lis Chambers street.
Patentsl Patentsi Patemssg
Messrs. MUM co. publishers OF the SCIENTIFIC
tents FOR Inventions In this and all foreign countries
Messrs Mum Co. have had years experience
10 soliciting Patents and have acted as Attorneys for more
Pamphlets containing the Patent Laws other npor.
tant Information Tor inventors furnished free appica
'' aISs s"a eaS's iss AsFs ssw York.
Corner I aud Sevcuth streets, Washington. D. q.
RidgewOod Smoking Gases for Sale by
EDWIN HILL 533 Broadway
RIdgewood Smoking Cases for sale by
GlLSEY i39 Broadway.
Ridgewood Smoking Cases Tor Sale by
SvRBRU0 CO. sd Broadway
Success In Life Depends ON the Right
man filling the right place phreno,osy indicate. this En-
class for practical instruction Tuesday aud Friday
evenings
Silver Watches.
Silver aunung Lepine Watches -Sia SIS SIS and SEQ
Silver Hunting eached Lsyers-ti5 $i3 800 BeS S8
Silver Huoiing English Pacut Levers-t8, SIS So, $50
for sale by GEO O ALLEN, AS Broadway, one door be.
Canal street. tormerly No. III Wall street.
The Late DIR. A. ID. WnsOn's Carries do
vsie for sale at MIRA MOORE Gallery AL Canat street.
near varick price 70 cents
TrUsses.-marsh ~ Co., Radical Cure
Truss oice only at No vesey street Aston House Silk
Elastic Goods supporters, Shoulder Braces &c LADY At
teudant.
wheeler 4 Wilson'S Highest Pre- um
Lock Sutch Sewing Machines Office sos Broadway.
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Grand scheme on the Royal Havana
plan OF The Shelby College Lottery OF Kentucky Informs
tion furnished ALECK CO. Brokers' - Plue street
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Coughs, a0srscaess. and the Various
throat Affections 70 which public speakers military officers
and singers are liable relieved bs BROWNS Bronchial
Troches Having direct innUeo,e TIE Affected parts
they alay pulmonary irritation.
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WELCOME To THE ONE HUNDRED AND SECOND
N.


The regiment marched up Broadway 10 Twenty third
utreet and thence down Washington Parade Ground
where they dismissed The parade was Witnessed
by Lieut. Col Avery its second officer In rank, who lost
bne Of his logs at the battle OF Lookout Mountain.
number Of benevolent ladies' intend TO entertain the
giment to-day at comfortable collation..
/, The following sketch OF the operations OF the One
Hundred and second has been furnished 70 our re.
porter
SERVICES ONE HUNDRED AND SECOND
Tho One Hundred and Second was organized by Colonel
e. B. Van Buren, then Paymaser General OF the state In
fhs fau OF 1861 and proceeded to the seat Of war in
March. 1862. After year service Colonel Van Buren,
obliged to leave the neid on account OF i'll health
Tho regiment 10 the hckest OF the body battles Of
Cedar Mountain, Antetam. Gettysburg
lookout Mountain and Rnggod, and the men have re-
nnlisted with scarcely exception At Lookout
Nouutau the Hundred and Second the advance
0kirmshers, and first taught Brsggs army the lighting
huality or the boys from the Potomac In that gallant
hssauit MAJOR Elliott killed, and Lieutenant Colonel
Avery, scarcely recovered from wound received At
EhapceIosve, lost his leg The regiment has returned
about two hundred and afty eight strong, including
oGoers. Lieutenant Colonel Avery is In command o. the
regiment bore the Colonel james c. Laue, being tempo
kariiy detained at Chattanooga.
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ExercIpe. Health, Amuse m raj .-w ood,s
0ymnasc Academy No GEast Twenty eighth street 81
mar ter
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| 49, - CURED
/ GROSS EVE sTRAIGIiTENED I'M ONE
4 MINUTE
And sycry disease OF the and Ear re,urins either
medcas or surgical cid attended by Dc Won EISEN.
BERd ~ h's dDnsuiiDg rooms 86 Broadway near Twelfth
4 street.
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Silver Watches.
Silver Hunting Lepine Watches -Sia SIS SIS and SEQ
Silver Hunting Detached Lsvers-tl5, SIS $50 B2s TO So
Silver Hunng English Patent Levers-SS. SIS So, $50
to S75
for sale by GEO @ ALLEN as Broadway one door be.
ow Canal street. tornerly No. IL Wall street.
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MILITARY AFFAIRS.

Parade OF the One Hundred and Second
Regtmcnt-A Coll n ton to Them To-Day.
The One Hundred and Second New York Volunteer regi
mont. which arrived in this city last Sunday from Chat
aanooga made parade through the city yesterday and
though formal reception given TO them by the
public authorities their appearance 10 the streets
greeted with good deal Of enthusiasm by the people.
In Yesterdays issue noticed briefly the services Of
xhis Aue regiment The One Hundred and Second did
celent work 10 Of the battles OF the West and
lookout Mountain and Iipggod led the advance In the
most dashing manner. Notwithstanding all this how.
ever Official notice TO have been taken Of their
return until public attention called to the ltter
yesterday HERALD. They arrived in the city without
receiving any welcome reception and have been quar-
tered az tue Park Barracks SINCE Tho Corporation
Nhe militia and the merchants oil refused TO spend cent
IN giving Thorn collation. Or reception.
In spite OF this discouraging state OF affairs however
some Of the friends OF regiment-and among them
3her old friend and commander, Colonel Thos. B. Van
Buren, resolved TO get up something 10 the way OF
reception The splendid band of the Seventh regiment
was hired by Col Van Buren, at bis own expense for the
Of marching Win the one Hundred a0d Second
During the morning the quarters OF the One
Hundred and Second the Park Barracks esounded with
Che prepa atoms for the parade. The men, who 10 oil
arms, belts kuapsacks coats &C., until they pre-
scented perfectly clean and neat appearance. Their
officers displayed unusual zeal and interest in preparing
their with every attention the minuest details
Of "gettng up the soldier"
At three o'clock, the regiment being in readiness,
Captain Stogman the senior officer took command, and
marched them to che City hall, where they reviewd
by Mayor Gunther and some members OF the Common
Council They then marched out OF the west gate OF the
PARK into Broadway, through which they paraded Ia ex
coeut order receiving very cheers from the PEG
pie Betwe Canal and White streets large banner
was hung the street which contained the following
words
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-28

H0yt's Hiawatha Hair RestOrattve-
warranted faded gray hair whiskers 10
their original color aud effects
OF preparations CONTAINING sulphur sugar Of lead Ac.
HOYTS IMPERIAL C0LOTtN0 CREAM
oils aud the hair The time changes
rod hair to beautiful brown black.
JOSEPH HOYT CO 10 University place, N Y,
Lcsllc's Ginger Wins.
Delightful. soothing. refreshing.
For sale at all the leading grooers' in the city.
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CATARnh OF THE TyMPANIc MUCOUS
MEMBRANE, opSTRUCTiOh or THg
EUsrACHIAk TUBH
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The Late DIR. A. ID. Wilson's Carries de
vise for sale at MIRA MOORE Gallery All Canat street.
near varck, price IS cents.
TrUsses.-Marsh ~ Co., Radical Cure
Truss Unce only at No Vescy street House
Elastic 0oods Supporters Shoulder Braces &c siy
teudant.
Wheeler 4 Wilson'S Highest Pre- mi q m
Lock Stitch Sewing Machines. Office sos Broadway.
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OBSTRUCTION OR STUPPAGE OF NATURE,
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constitution. and may b, taken By the most del
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the result. Each boz contains 20 pulls. Psice 81.
Dr.. Hayvsy's 1reasies IN dissasss y Fs1so'es,
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-01-08

-,HU33 36.SI :, = III ! ~
In The JsnuasyEnsntss Of Hsrpeys
Aseeg1e Qss - heeas; II
cultifs WWprwK yumg-euvtUyg uuecf
dotted Of Gn6le vsovielA. ) Hese ~ somb
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The 6tSt sentiment That gsfSs e1pN{
zion wlSs Nftmals acssvisslo AdssAers(lf
10 thsssssptiss Sssn - shss pssasssaia-
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and whssiIiak ri estssaAiss, ssme1ots
cv. d the alissssst sesisannc6. - She smey
have plUs,eduourdes, nsysas poianfd
her Eows child Or comnisAsausnys ei8,.e'
crime stshUut the quivss of % Hsyslb /;
bnt shscaHaos sabais 10 thosriohebjty
of h~vise her lockss ssdsssd asbSq the
shesfs OF the pesnsns'ars. zksss pain-
iul asd oitsa- amusing tnztaprsy 81 Xnuf
ty ars seen later ID The woman HfS0nf
life ;ss6d the matrcn who ses6nspsSsds
Us aSsrres US that il Is ono OF the 1noSt
seriodt du res Of her cia-s 10 check y e
love u 'nisplsy, which shows i,self, cvt"
he I. Ono woman, for ins'sfce. 'dp
pearcd on certsin day = ith ts'tlisw4y
painted chesks the wnOle ward wss 1t
Oass restl.ss with envy aud cssfR6x ~ !;
the eabsl isha sut wss : dsSidsQ CcEs1
and the secret ,r,itsted the fenfthi't
mind sIm7st beyord endurance: p. 1hf
,,sison author t,es were q isu!t aiaj !;
there Wa o, colo ing m terri the 70
mau's eei', or about the bur ding ~ 10y
poist 10 which she had access. At TAFT,
sftcr the closest watching for some ti,sc,
IT, Q secret OF the at was lard opcs.. THE
~osnsn WAS ut work, in cosb,oos with
the other : convicir. npos Tue gcpttos
shirts. through Oh Oh . red1tripc nn !
she was accustomed 10 pull ont here and
there, q thread Of this lat r1entiouet
color, and ~hen sufficient quantity had
accumulated che would soak them 10
water and obtain the snbst,uts ior
rogne. Other women scraps the WhA-
ing from the walls, and grind it nne
enough to use a pc ~der for the face
THIS same woman WAS the investeS OF
a favo,i,e kind of pomade. made from IN
occasional candle or from the grease Of
her DINNERS, and with the aid Of this ebe
would turn out 10 the morning with her
hair rolled in the highest style offash
-rt. Her prison bonn.ts would b 're-
fashioned 10 the darkness Of night into
shapes totally unlike their original form;
and she was the leader of,he ton in the
matter Of the caps furnished - a;past Of
the regular costume. All the vcmenj
indes.., show high Dig ce Of ingenuity
in making the ugly articles last mentions
ed ito p.esentable affairs. Tue tnatroh
tell rs that there is quite series Of fash
ions during the year with them. One Of
the women will start new border, or
new tucks and p!sit. behind, or intro
duce . piece Of wire to give the thing
semblance Of comelness if the new
idea meets the approval OF the other
women it becomes the "style," and IL at
,nre. ado,,fod 9th ss,ccees ~ $50 ,sat5j
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lncontinencc. Genital Debility AMI 1rsi-
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which has. been used BY upwards 81
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in their private practice, With cutife success So
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are speedy in action, often cfecsingsa cure in .
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tracts that are haImsss on the sy stem. and never
nsusea,e the stomach VI iu pregna,e Tho breath !;
and beiag sugar coated, sii nauseoas tas.e Is
avoided Noshangs oi diet il necessa.y whilst
using tn cn, hor does tbei. action interfere ~ith
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LIZ CLAIRE HOUSE,
For q Short Time Osely.

Once hours from to ls y, and : to p 10.
The following are testimonisls from the first
Physicians VI Davenport, which shoGld DO tufi-
siens 70 eonvincs the most skspticsl:
cheer uliy ree.musnd DIR. n. V. Saunders as
sufAciest and trustwosthy - chert poaist, and
+. 8. BAkROws, ND.
December 18th.
We copeur in tha above.
JOu> n ADLER, N D.
Til ! SAUNDERS, n d.
TONSOM, M.
This sertihss that hive experienced the op-
GRAFTON Of ". Saunders In removing cosns from
ny foot, and recommend him 70 the community
~ . skiil.ui OPERATOR. Z u BLOOD.
Having witnessed a. operation performed BY
DE- N saunders upon the foot Of mr. b
0raeoe, woula ehsesfully rseommsnd him TO all
Who msy be suheiiag from corus, bunions, chill.
blAins. iagrowirg toe nails &C., - o very scie1-
JAMS MocoRTNEY, ND.
Davenpast, Dec. ls,h.
Dr. Ssuhdsrs has eh day opsratsa Oh my test
and Als, at0s The lsss Of my wifs for the sesnovaI
Of ~ %. Tee opsrA.,ou vas parties. / chesr-
II u recon mead hin to a, suffering from an 10.
tions Of me iest. Il wVhLEi, N ~.
lhavs witnessed an opera ion for tho removal
Of . corn b. & saunders IL was removed (as
zee patient ssid) without pin or drasiag blood
IL wAs very nsas,y done From the testimonials
exhibited Oy the Doctor and tbs operations re-
isrrea u. ehes'fuliy recommend him to'hs pub
lis - . skllliul operat.r.
Davenport, Dss l7th. 1868.
Dr. Saunders would say 10 al Who arc suffer
In from H.: rowing tos nails that ho can variant
~ sn,uei. ate cure without goi Z 'hr. ugh the
bArba- u operation Of tss,ing he na,l III - -
done in May cascs Ills treatment VI The fee,
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an / tn Dot or shoe can be worn isnme di tell
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Chr b .ius he guarantees an effs,usi cure or Ut
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MrGsorGs A BRurN. Org mist Of st James Epis.
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tn. Rte mond Sesfissl CT Dec. S.t..
gives the iollowi q list o; tho rebel govern ore
IL the eoutl . a Sat'e:
Alabama-rhnn,.O II. Watees
A,kansaa-E. F'snlagiu.
Fto,ida-J HI Nil m.
Geo eia-Joeep Il. Brown.
KeLiuc .y-Richard H,~es.
Louisian=--Iienry W. Allen.
MississiI p'-Cnarles Cake.
Missouri-T. {. Reynolds.
NORTH CaroiiDa-Z. 3 Vance.
Houth Carolins-M. L. Dnnham.
Teuressee-Robert L. Carulhers loot yet
iusngarated.)
Texas-Pe. dtes0n Musrah.
virginia-William Smith (frcm January,
1861.
And yct the democratic party i said
{, lie dead. We like to see abolition
& ~ kuv that dclusi,,p
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. q N - u M r n r q M
CAN BE- CURE

CAN Be CURE
The advertiser, Physician If thirty years ex-
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Bronchitis, asthma, 3D., but now retired from the
practice, ID DESTROYS Of imparting his experience
by diGusins information invaluable to suffering
ham anity, and which has Cured thousands.
The same medicine will not do for all. lie will
send Prescriptions. with full directions for use,
adspt to each particular caseard will surely Of
feet euro. TKY Ir-it viii cost you nothinS-A
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-12-23
TFLEGRAPHIC


WILMINGTON, December 2l.--The Fed
eral feet Is still riding at anchor of tie
bar. No change.
The monitors are not visible. The
weather is thick, stormy and exceed
ingly rough outside If the gale should
cease, the enemy could not land onAer
forty-eight hours
All quiet at Newbern. The enemy
are moving up the Roanoke river, against
Fort Branch.
SECOND DISPATCH
WILMINGTON, December %. The Fed
eral fleets have drawn off from the shore.
Only the masts of tho Colorado and
Wabash are visible. Ii Is uncertain
whether they have sought port or gone
south. High winds and very rough sea.
General Leventhorpe attacked the
enemy's gunboats and barges below Pop
lar Point, on the Roanoke river, on Tues
day evening The fight continued three
hours. The enemy were repulsed with
severe loss. They resumed the attack
on yesterday, and landed some sharp
shooters. Their main feet of gunboats
and transports remains below, in attack
ing force.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-12-23

was reformed, and. the lost ground re-
gained IN counter charge, which gave
US nearly thousand prisoners.
On this point, Hoods report is uncan.
did; but, as be does not claim to have
captured gun or wagon, and admits
loss of thirty five hundred men, in
Guiding Major General Cleburne and
three brigadiers killed, with as many
wounded or captured, it is clear that
Schofield's account is the true one. The
rebels were repulsed with fearful loss, and
our retreat during the following night was
precisely what Schofield had purposed
He had not proposed, with two corps, to
fight pitched battle with the whole
rebel army he meant to stop it till he
got his trains away and that he achieved,
infiicting loss at least twice as heavy as
he incurred. The rebels had no officer
out of Virginia SO effective in fight as
Pat. Cleburne, and his loss cannot we'll
be repaired
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-12-23
ANDY JoENsoN AMONG THE NEGRoE.

ANDY JOHNSON AMONG THE NEGROES -
The Vice-President elect of the "uni-
versal Yankee nation" has been making
a speech to his brethren, the only differ
ence being that the one has black skin
and the other black heart:
"The colored people in Nashville had
an immense torchlight procession in
honor of Lincoln and Johnson's election
The procession was very near a half mile
long. The Vice President elect, Colonel
Muzzy, and Lieutenant Smith, of New
Jersey, addressed the throng in front of
the capitol Governor Johnson counseled
his hearers to industry, forbearance,
moderation and virtue He earnestly
warned them against the vice of loafng
and immoral practices, and advised them
to spend their surplus earnings in the
education of their children. If you
are not true to yourselves in this great
struggle he said, you do not deserve to
be Free
:" regret to say that two persons (sol-
der and citizen) lost their lives during
the meeting. The first was member of
the Thirteenth regulars. While Governor
Johnson was speaking, he very foolishly
commenced hurrahing for Mcclellan, de-
nouncing Andrew Johnson as traitor,
and making other violent demonstrations.
A row ensued, during which the soldier
was shot down. One of the colored men,
who had nothing to do with the matter,
was said to have been murdered after
wards by the soldiers friends.
1.-The citizen who threw stones at Colo
mel Muzzy while he was speaking, start
ed to run; he was instantly shot down
by the guard"