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, 1864-02-04

Confdcntal phytictan formerly Of It. Lo1is. MOL
can pe consu!ted At ne office 1 6onHh Clark stree.
Fost Once on Al Chronic Diseases, and Diseases oi
treats with unparalleled success. Rouus separate,
EhSre adiss ana Gentlemen can consult the Doctof
fosF NJ; Sundays 10 to12A A. NJ Communications
Eonhdenttal Consultations free. Address ?. q. Rox
From the l'octors long experience in Hospital and
private practice. ht IL able perform, Rud vii guar
1ntee perfect cures for all Chronic Diseases IN their
moat severe and complicated Stages In very Bnprt
Hmc. without the use of mercury. ~
Young men suffering from self-sbuse are invited to
Gail. 4 perfect cure warranted. Femat lFrcgularl-
91es attendant on Puberty. McnetrEaton, pefAons
aay!ng any otstrnct1onf to marriage, should call At
2btlty and succtss ia9t;bQ@H
, 1864-02-04
artifrml lrgs.

ARTIFICIAL LEGS-C. Stat
~ ford, sole proprietor and ms9u4etqfeF M Of De.
NlLcOX'sFATEkT ARIIFlGlA1 Ley. 56. ~ neea
xheh h.s appoasd hin e sapp't u then r s4 e r.
FORD, l8 Hortt Clsrf ekroot, Chicago w1lEooolys
immedtate attention. Send for Paznphtets.
r. O. Boz zQd&, dn13H138-Zm II hA41u
, 1864-02-04

DEPARTMENT OF AGR1CUL-
IL TUHE, WARRINGTON. D. Cr Dec Is, 1s6s.
To tue Gsowerr md Manufe curess OF faI and Hemp:
col ssting Of Hon. ]. Morehead, Of fenn.YivaniA.
William y Bailey. Of 15hode Island, and John A.
don made by the lat Congress. II: H1:...,..,r.- =,
cultvattng and preparing nA1 and hemp ~ Z eubst1
:utc for cotton, twenty thunkand dollars"
Having met, and after several days Investigation,
believing thst further nd 'ule5 notiee Of their u
touraed 10 meets galh Wednesday the 74th day OF
5nIet ali tntrrrste1 In thr distribution Of
tis appropriation anxiona TO develop the subject
for lie prenc good 70 send 70 This nepsftment m On
she diGerent stages q pp@raoa Of the 1ore. M t I'D
1cnts oi he various processes used and The cost Of
IT, ducuon In each case; also. descrptious Of the
kinds and cost Of machinery uecd. where made. &C.
together With At! aud al Information int fna5 pe
useful 10 the Commission.
xd,.sribdtfon Of the appropriation can Re mAAe.
' GAAC NEWTON.
dces-t1T7-em Commissioner.
, 1864-02-04
THE GRE AT >.
INDIAN MEDICINE.
coNroUzDxp YKoX
Roots, Earks and Leaves.
Cherokee Curey

AZ 9nfaiing cure for Seminal Weakness. Nocturnal
Emissions, md numerous dscaSt9: such Loas Of
Memory, Universal Lastttude, Palms in the Back.
Dimness Of Vision. Premature Old age, Weak Nerves,
Difficulty OF Breathing. Trembling. Wakefninaee.
Etnpttous on the Face, Fale Countenance. Insanity.
Consumption, ana;l he lrefnl complaints cause IN
departing from the path OF nature.
r. This medicine IL 3 Simple vegetable extract.
snd one oa Wh!ch III can rely as has beea us.d n
treated. it has not failed Ia sipgle INSTANCES IL
rntiVe powers have been sufficient to gain victory
over the most stubborn case.
TB TO those who hare traed with their con3titu-
dop. until they think themselye2 beyond the r:s:la
Of medical aid, We would SAY, DESrAIR NOT! tle
CHERoRk kE CURE will restore you to henfth all
TigoF and after all Quack DOCTORS bava fatled3
PRICE. e. per pottc, Or three BOTTLES f0r f. AMI
forwarded By Express to Rlt parts Of tho world.
u For full particulars, get Circular nom any
DFug Store in the country. write to The Agent who
will mail nee to teslrng the sac, null sEea-
tisP, In pamphlet f0rru.
All sucn orders must be sent to G. L. COOK. CHI
cngo, our General Agent for the West.
Sold By oil Drugg1ets everywhere -...
C.. i. COOKt CHICAGO General Agent for tha
States Of uliuols, Iowa, Wisconsin. Michigan aud In
diana.
Dr., ". r MERWIN & CO.,
SOLE PRoPRtEroRs.
No. 80 Liberty street, New York.
5rat rSffL
, 1864-02-04
FRESH BEEF.

E<IA-A 1AAI s-CElICu + IIU-
~ posass II T. mdnnlfa.s M xi be Ieeeyed to furnish
Msr ssnessky I'D 1einii5. Including Johnsen's *
1s'a1d, eandusks Bag, With
FRESH BEEF,
eny he underesnsa Il sand9sts 9aSn oaie
IS e WEE 95 T.
oPsnss eod 1ssd: Te once. 1t VIII
sna In alternate
spa 6 S bgr as5eo assR
saso AZ {mss Y rsf sase be
a.se Hat &c bdaef s not interested
hsr dee5 q r indtsscy s1y other h!9 for ihs
n &c % aoa
tIust be accompanied By guarantee (FoYm l. below)
sna ahe Saas8 70 case o
e. f. hs{ ne III pay to s unsa
6is3:s IN which iheif ts I
d,ess Of each member thtfeof 4''1
IT, accepted - M nta Tt form ne bas,s for written
=, page s. Kt gHas@iess @ Of Subsistence Department,
bond .of eieh. i thousand dollars, with two good
ana sgneieHt s9settcs Those names must Be men.
Gommissafy Gene7si shsn dlrec1: eomasacins m % %
d t9e stsea s " I'll s.
invited to be nrcsent at the opening Of
the bids. though this Is essential as formal writ
s e
TT ct ths b., and prned eeEE q staened
Lieut.. Col. A. c. g. 8.
- Foxx1:
County .as
beree2 s. essa.s sssa.st. :.
test aor sbsg vi The saa
United States the loss tnstaaea by The difference be-
, 1864-02-04

"V# AIE UR r &1K:.1 1VPHCIUN
Who promise EEsy lair TO its nAtursl color
with poisonous and tmptr!ect dyes Of Hulpher and
lend. C1usTADOl:O'S Is TIE ONLY DIE tn4t Ii
per tety clean perfectly pure; perfectly sure per.
iecsy Reliable; perfectly simple; perfectly ha1lesa
perfectly rotsonlcss perfectly Initiates nsture and
,MsnufaetuEtd bE J. cRtsTADoRo. 9 Astor Roasa.
Etw Tork Sold trerywhere, and applied bs ali Hair
Q Size. 1altu173imiN
, 1864-02-04

BACHEIoR'e celrbsnted HAIR nYE1s THE Fest
z17nF WoKLp. The only Harmless. IRuk and HxLI.
-chsrr:s Ed: liafty Or GREY nlir Instantly: to- to
k3IoNsr lAfx nr MATERIAL BROWN. without lnju5a1E
5ne liar ii s;ainr The Skin. leaving The Ha!r sot
and Besutl:u: fresn salym % enuc9y Il, csy TT :;
Bad Dyes. The Genuine ia signed *tIl14N a. b4ca-
xloR, Nil o1t1e1H limitations And fhon!! bt
risr sfreet Nov Ynrk ty@S8s7lY.
, 1864-02-04

DOR SALE-Desirable Residence
i and business Property. Brick Dwelling Horae
and Lot corner of Indiana aud Tolcott streets, Iot
11s4 by 1oe feet Frame Dwelling noase and Lot
Of Pine and llifaota-Sta. Lots In Dnncan5, uE6eub
and Eutterfelds Additions large Lor On tho Eonth
Branch. near tEe PittsbuIg aro1d Bridge. Lots On
By 2; GEDDEs, Oflce Nos, over II Wel1s street.
, 1864-02-04

Gen. Buford heard the hounds baying over
the bills, and thinking blood hounds and
slaves were antagonistic to the spirit of tho
Proclamation, he determined to break 1t up.
Capt. T. c. Meatyardcr was sent with squad
Of soldiers, and James Stacey was caught and
brought to the military prison. Mrs. James
Stacey, Ill Mt ease, that James should be in
ter1uptcd In his honest and respectable call
ing, came to see the General in rcguzd to ro-
leasing her husband II, answer to the ques-
tioDs Of General Buford,, she said, in the pres
eIce Of your correspondent; Captain Meat-
yarder, Lieut. Ctandler, and several other
gentlemen, that her Eusblndrs OCCUPATION
was to hunt regrpes-that be kept from 5yc
to ten hounds all the time for this purpose
that he had hunted slaves for hundred DIFF
ferent men in Mississippi. and that slaves
James received so per day, OF Sl00 per head
for each negro caught; for the use Of his pack
Of hounds, The following is a correct list of
prominent citizens in Mississippi for whom
James Stacey has hunted negroes: Dr.. Pease.
Col. Fowler, Frnnk Irving, John Clarke, DR..
Alcorn, Dr.. Rouse1le. P. -DIckenson, l. Dick
cneon, Lieut.. Col. Chambers, Frank Wood,
Col Saunders. .
James Stacey acknowledged in the presence
of Gen. B. and your correspondent, that he
had hunted negroes for these prominent and
respectable citizens, and made the following
STATEMENT OF Mr.. JAMES STACEY, NEaRo-uUN-
TER
MILITARY PRISON. HELENA, Ark, Jan. 10, 1861.
have been for twelge years catching negroes.
and continued 1t until they killed BY best dog
Since that hare done none Of it. and never intend
10 ore IN particular. but any one who wanted ne
to do 1t for them and would pay me. The scout
who tool ~ Il. Beard aud son {Caps, r C, Meat
others to town. with him, Ny price for catching
negroes was one hundred do*9aTs (s1oQ} per head.
Ineyer was in the Confederate army; have lived
in coahoma county, M1Bs., for sixteen years. Ny
reasons for quitting the business was because I
thought It had about played out. It was too dan
gerons business these times. JAMES STACEY.
Attest: E. S. RoaERs, Lieut. in charge OF prison.
VIZ. CHANDLER, lat Lieut.. and A. D. q.
This ends the bloodhound question. The
hounds Of James Stacey are now scattered
and killed, with the exception of one which
GEN. Buford keeps at his headquarters to IL
lUstrate the facts of this letter NJ d T.,
, 1864-02-04
CrDrn11 BittcrS.
nR. JOHN BULLS
COMPOUND
EEDRON BETTERS
The Latest and Most Important Discovery Of
the 18th Century.

{.
tbs*9 s. 'faeffs q nssd1
sood s st e., 81 ss esoa, hi q
@ tnet raluahle drug al. Componsd Of Wild Caerfy
soash ana Worm Lo7rnse.. IL ies a. ~ =
e. No7 Sa 1 "
tro slug glory OF bis re.naine At.ained In
e' g. r.
sss basis s1 s Isfs rs 10 Defs e tae palee n;
America, . Ehom ! vi,.ue. hare cseo fnosn fof
elan hIcs aenanee 70 tue ost fsa IL maIssis "a
esrflt; wtthont tesr the moss v-nomon- s.rp M
fSs s1dI The Cesron potent to curt matter Whist
whs s. ri Hi j. not prepared TO naor.e tn,..x
pFstenon Re L te.c.thl.ss sssaea ffom
4. ytrtuts that reme.7 and preventive foE iii H.
snE ~ e%as = y ss e e
T. 81 is* Il .sSs "a
DYSPEPSIA
m IT. ct se sseDs :. ssti5s !:
range Of be M..e.i. Msdic.. s1s. ean fsr moment e
4 ri sssoans q iii .oadsTfa eiant m.y be found
e M !se sso H ef'oa Of the Dspen'story pages
ss5ss xhsa p gul! neea
<u sao he l. now enaSlS 70 oer 1o s.
pptlic CONFIRMATION of Cetron vita other spprovsi
~ s. seita
" might furnish volume Of c.rt,nrates hut :ne
1ntnr h1ys long snce e.,net to estimate e. such thing
to t*st for himself the virtues Of med1cino Glve
CEDR0N BTTTERs
one thai and you Will never use any osaerz
for w6cs the ced1n 3 Bsers rs 1s srsiae u
IN ali tieases Of the Stomach Bosels. Ives or Klc-
e ~ anect,on. e, Of the Brain depending npoa DE-
Fangement ct tne Stomach Or Bowels:
IL 6uut. Rheumatism ana Eeuralgi1;
, 1864-02-04

ported himself upon the bounty paid by the
slaye-mastcrs for reclaimed fugitf7es.
His vicious character becoming known to
the people OF the southern counties, aud
ears Of the civil authorities, he moved his
headquarters to lawrence, and changed his
name to g Charley Hart." He spent tie sum-
mer Of 1859 In Lawrence.
In Lawrence he found young men whose
zeal for the slaTe, Ike his own, had blossom.
ed into crime To four Of such he unfolded
Q plan for robbing a wealthy slave owner by
the nsmc OF Walker, who lived in jackson
county, Missouri To modify the cnoru;ty
OF the crime contemplated, he Incorporated
into bis plot the purpose to run of the slaves.
The four men, young like himself, lent them
Pending Tie perfection Of arrangements n
against Mr. Walker, Quantrell, true to the in
spirauon OF the demon that controls him,
sought the acquaintance Of the son of the
man he had planned to rob, and divulged to
Inn go much Of the plot as would enable Nj.
Walker to defend himself successfully. He
then went back to his accomplices and they
started on their. enterprises.
When nearing the house they were to invade
Qnantrcl proposed to 60 ahead md see If all
things were right, and lis accompiices-soon
to be yictims-werc to approach and enter the
house upon signal from him. The signal
wns given, and the young men advanced to
eAE AO0A " LAC u0ueE, nAelH llt5 HtIt ueL
with dozen shots, one of them fired by their
treacherous and inhuman accomplish Three
out Of the four we're killed upon the spot.
The one escaped miraculonsly, unhurt, and
told the talc Of hcachery md murder.
He had been indicted in almost every bor-
der county IN this State, previous to the open.
ing Of the Shareholders rebellion for high
crimes, and did not. therefore, venture with
in their limits, except in disguise or under
cover Of the night, and when supported by
his followers,
, 1864-02-04

"T a NTED-$Gn Month We
Ell ssa ,n;!s a;s55 ss
SfzSE 5Ssssii s.s::
g., md s!s e1 tssa ~ SIS Per
facKAcI;Snovel ano oEi;iaal7lt differs Hom AMI is
II d a.
sff E FG% sse t
III sSeh are @ e o1ery
ha sssn ps1 Ks
@sy 3sIr 9St ~ d - ~, +:
FL FL a 4..5s fsat,
canvass fo5 ne" styes or Paoroa RArn ALpus Gard
ca en and valuable
1us4t c. u RqSN Giszf stieel &C. faSl!,nst1 dSiesRe
w a n I + D-Canvassers tor .
ssqth - sas hoare @
WANTED-An industrious, eaef:
S5t 5e1E
4 it:ass5; s5S 5;'e' 10 H. or address boz s'
sts1s - agents J., in IN
# u q5ss. Rs9son in !he United Ststes q Amer
sHERWOoD e. Lis 1ngs atreet Chtsaeo ~ oF III
nes!.'n Publishers eaA Boz sels. -- =: t:sx.22x
:: i
I'd e s
AddffHa Il n Arr Fri Rt
, 1864-02-04
In n Word. Madame Zndoc FOR
1er.6 Curative 1SnlA1n
17.1~ 11vc: Hair GSye.!

I. the Ercat Anudcte to Colds CouG .nn
the user. Il hns already Gooe much. and q ae:uneo
- do more, to mitigate, and finally b4nisa 1on tns
1an;fH - 55...rurTfnS - fel-Ep2t I'd wis
, 1864-02-04

WANTED.-A few good Canvas
w sers to take orders for work of ereat uerlt
devoted chiefly to the !. Fine Arse:" Apply lwhere
spect.u. can be eeenj to Virtue. Yozston Co.. III
Boz PIP. WALTER F. CorTLB,
taSi-NSG1w Manager.
, 1864-02-04

WANTED-Agents. Good can
w yassess are making $50 month In selling
MITCHELL's NEW GENERAL ATLAB aud SYyHBISaf
E1oHrY YEARs' PRo0rvts Of the UNITED STATES.
Apply to j. N. wH1DDEN, General Western Agent,
NOT Methodist Church Block. P. o. Boz 1881.
, 1864-02-04

FOR SALE-The two story, fire.
Lake and Randolph stteets-pr.ce @180N. Also tfe
owsog n9ngs On fns northwest corner Michigan
otnis.rrice $500 Also Lot su feet front By 1So
Net T. alley on Washington street, between Market
ard franklin streets, will Lease Tor torn Of wears
1t = 10y rgnt. Z. Il QUNLAN, g South Clarkst.
, 1864-02-04

REEF! BEEF Sealed Pro
~ poeAls III duplicate will be received to furnish
I9e IFoops Of the United States and Prisoners Of
1slaId, eandusky Bas, With
, 1864-02-04
Special Notices.
Doctor Thomson

Formerly Assistant Surgeon TO De Novo Hospital,
1nfs 13 NM Assit soon EoEtuEs and en7gSon 70 aos
hlmset TO the treatment Of Contagious blood dsexses
1gf more than thirty ycare. Ten years practice In
Chicago, H., hAs established tor him unrretehen-
ted reputation In curing Serorula ErystpcfAs Ehcu.
matisnl. and AL blood diseases, Nervous Debility.
ricated nna distressing dseasee tncl!cDt 70 enairs
Mnsenm Al rs So"sn cIsrk street PWs Rn1 II. By
1nclosinE Is ctntl in postage stamps, The nfor nnnt
States fe2w6s lNiB
, 1864-02-04

FOR SALE-A two story frame
house often rooms and lot, on Taylor street near
Two brick houses and lots on Harrison street near
Hm1sted. " ~
A two story frame house Of eight rooms and lot on
Also. number Of Houses and Lots, Building Lots,
Hlrtr Lots, Farms and Western Lsnds.
SAMUEL a. SARGENT,
Real Estate Agent, No. Metropolitan Block.
, 1864-02-04

WI ANTED.-No humbug, but the
w religious truth. will, for thirty cents, inform
nny lads or Eerttcuan sixteen yeara OF age hoY
they can make clear Of ptnses, from Is 90 10 $os
ptF 5ear ind be Imade $5J,soo: capital requised
pt every ptrFon apply for the business H refined and
stractTc. All i tiers promptly answered Address
c. ". WHITE, Post Office Boz fs7, Terrc HAute. VI
rn rnrntY. 1ndihnh.= tAY1,uaN4t
, 1864-02-04
:ReaI Estate tot Sale.

FOR SALE-A four story fire
! proof warehouse, 5o1so feet. vtudo VI On three
fide'; stsnafed on the south side alley between
hullt and suitable tor heavy storage or mani;Actur.
1ng p9rh2seg For price and terms apply to Buzz
Lily &TYRRELL, 70 Lake street.
jA7.t74H13t tn RA&Tu
, 1864-02-04

TOR SALE-A choice River Lot
about 100 feet deep. with extra railroad facilities
Only ESQ per foot. Apply to ----
GEO II. HIGGINSON
IN, Zeal Estate Agent, No. I Metropolitan Block.
, 1864-02-04

OANS ON. REAL ESTATE
4 va nya constantly prepared to nekpts1ts loan.
upon real estate n TIL city tor t Of yczn, Ut III
on.o anVaatn6 Fl sboyo for residerta or aonfes,
A.at. l.. D. OLASTED CO..
COrus1 Lake md {Asnue$tk.
nnf7-naHSm
, 1864-02-04

:" a n T Din a first class
~! Jcwtlry Store. Il Boy OF good familv to learn
the business. Age um Is 10 le years. Address with
name, sRe and references, Poat Office Box II,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-10
Public Enterfninments.

AcApEMY OF Music THE Child OF tie
Regiment" which was successfully brought out last
Monday evening will this afternoon be repeated MISS
Kellogg sustaining the character OF the heroine Her
popularity IN this role would at any tine secure her
cordial welcome but the exposure II recent disgraceia
attempts ~ injure her in puhic estimation VIII have
The effect Of arou.ing unusoa enthusiasm In her behalf
For ths reason the Performance at tho Academy today
will hive peculiar interest.
The Italian yerson Of Fra Diarolo' IL in active
preparation.
NIRLo's SALoos.-Miss Eugenie Barneicbes
concert, on Thursday evening thiy attended. for
which tho severely cold weather H. doubtless respon-
.ble Miss BArnetches pionoior,e performances. and
Mr. Henry Mollcnhauor's voloncelo soos were literally
,ppl,rded Madame DAngri was received with hearty
,atsracton Her .ingn eth shows the pure.t method
81 anv artist now among us and her Non pin mesta
Is the sane marvel Of dazzling execution AZ ever Hear
ING il sca, sNer so long interval We can only Won
der why so thoroughly accomplished vocalist Is a.
lowed 10 remain IN idcnoss. when her example would
be Il snch manifest benefit
NEw.YoRK HARMONIC SOCIETY. This So
clcty will give their thirteenth annual performance Of
The Messiah on tie evening Of Monday. Dec 20 81
,le Church Of the Puritan., 81 hhecnhsi and
FouTthavc.
French THHATER.-Mr. Juignets company
will tbs evening repeat la Joic d. ia hsison HE
Little Treasure y and perform for tho first time here
tie vaudeville Of lie Msantbropo ct rAuvergnat'
THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS afternoon per
Torrance will be- given today commencing az halfpast
O'Clock by the large md accomplished company OF
eques,rans and gymnasts connected with ills e'nb
l-bment Tie p,osrnn me has tie some variety and
fainess Nd those 81 the esenipg entertainments. New
, changes aud new attractions in preparation for
neat week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-10
Action OF the Commissioners Of Charities
and Corrections.
oryIcr OF TIM CoanrssosERs OF PrBIic CBARIriEs}
AND loEnicrToS NBv ORR, Dee. y, ltbL

oryics OF TIM CosnrssoaEHs OF PrsIic CHAhIriss}
AND tOKntcTios, NBvD oRk, Dee x, lt"i
Alta meeting of the Bo,rd Of Commissioners Of
Public Chse. ,nd Coeeon beld a, their Office This morn
ns by the Physician in chsrsc Of tho LIMA
TIC Asylum B.sekw.ls I,sId. hs. d. Moses H. Rannsy,
the late Resident Pby ..can Of that Institution, DEL cd this
life yes.eidsy at - O'Clock p III.
Doctor Rsnpey born in s'oelbridse. Vermont, on The
18th day Of August. 1874 He to this city IN lSa aid
entered Bel.yu. Ho'p,a member Of the Medical STAFF
Aaer due course Of service be appointed Resident
Phy,ie.n Of the Lunae Asy Bsciwel Island IN the
wear l847 which po.i,ion be held until his dst.ase.
By Lis devotion TO ' nteres, snitby his chsrscter
of gritty snd sby. ho sltaged tho she. possibe
position snd ressrd OF those who have been
called to govern the Institution under La lie the
architect Of his high poaon In tie medical pro.ss,or.
gained Tor himself by his Industry and efforts the appoint.
usn Resident Pay csH aud Warden Of the larsest Lunac
Asylum in the United S,ses lie of great equsni
nifty Of temper asd e.pec.sly calculated take charge
ard that Institution which b" made special
fy Uniformly snd in his deposition and character RECORD
ius al pae,xs se boADs all pcrson' officially connected
with him ~ ssfet 40 Uniform sccoont Of duty and service
w.tchl Of oil oh, brunenc connected With he proper
and sacccsul government 81 tAe ii,tion he hss been "a
dei nv bi. Conm scion gentleman u sapccr ability
upright honor conduct ard he dies regretted
by al who Anew him ssyns behind him all those -ymaic-
81 sdnc md respect which aldo and truthful !s al
w.ys entitled 10.
Ihs Cou,ni..ione, Of PubNe Charlie, and Correction
deeply sympsns viii h- wife snd children aid o.! tho.' Of
HE relatives and m nds 10 whom ho had sDteared husef by
lilo Of sd." End probiy, ofderon their record. th.s tfo
"a % hs memory.
R"irsa Thsi in The desth Of Mo.ns II. R.Syrr our
srseusd Phy.cisn o. the Lnnsc Asy.um, hfv. been
separated ircn who enllei 10 record OF SINCERE
aud I-sJ,,.
Rrsd That We deeply sympeti1e with those be has len
u.OIn..r aud hold L- sisup- ,mouu'nui 81 his
lie and beacon q hight for all professional aipan' to rub
lie hvor ard regard
Iced That COPY Of the tore ysins rrpre.'ons Ne al
ates-ed bic perceived family, With the OF tie dn
coincidence u those whose duty 10 20 msss this record
vi them
Reetd That t,.. proceeding. he Published in he paper.
Of tsls civ :. DRAPER. President.
lsA,C BTlf. Secretary.
MOsp II. GRISNEIt,
IAsKs g. NICHOLSON.
Coniuif sioner.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-10
IAdvmti'smen'.
HoWes a. Macy,
formerly Officers Of the Park Bank

formerly Officers Of the Park Bank
Bankers, No. 80 Wall-st., New-lork.
YoUR PEE CENT Interest allowed on Deposits,
which may be made and drawn at pleasure as with
the City Banks
Certificates Of Deposit issued TO parties desnngD
for romittanccs 70 any part of the United staies.
Gold Coin received on Deposit, and Certificates
given for the same, payable on demand.
Particular attention paidto the collection ofNo'es,
Checks, Bills OF Exchange, &c., on all accessible
points of the United States and Canadas, and checks
for the proceeds sent to the owners place Of bust
ness without delay.
Orders for the purchase or sale Of tho various IS
sues Of Government and other Stocks, Bonds, and
Gold, promptly executed for the usual commission
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-10

WARDS LiGHT-DRAUGHT STEAMEnS.-The
light draught doubIcondcr steamers Augusta snd Sa'
vanpah the last Of tho cra dc e and CONSTRUCTED
bv Norman Wizard for the War Department have boon,
after much unsccountabo delay, inspected and accepted
The Augusta started yesterday At o'clock p H. from
Jersey City for Hilton Head The Svannsh win follow
her consort In 70 days. The AugJAa VAS called into
temporary service In Nevyork Ilarbor during election
week by Gen Butler and together with her designer
received marked commenda,ion in the general order Of
that officer. These wee ,es one hundred aud sixty
feet long. thirty seven feet vide Oh deck draw but
three feet OF water when loaded. and viii carry eight
hundred men, with coal and stores They surrounded
with bulle: proof iron plating with bronze bullet proof
pilot houses aud navigate streams Inaccessible 10
other s,eimeIs they are fitted with drcks for piing
aud on guns boats cattle horses and stores They
propelled b. two powerful engines. separately a.,
t.lched tn xying's Iron paddle. wheels. Which work
Loisecssy they revoye in the water. anG Will make
from twelve Ia fourteen miles an hour.
They may b. turned completely Ground 10 the space
Of their own length, and will run either end foremost
with equal facility. These steamers were intended FOR
D. stem II marine artillery, described Ia IhE TRIBUNE
months since 10 coJperate with or armies on the
inland waters Of the rebelious states acquisitions
have been made by Generals Foster aDu Butler for
thsse steamers and finally they have been ordered 70 be
sent TO Gen. Foster