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fFTT1lI C0NNER'S EXPEDITION
4. Series Of Engagements With the
Indians.
r;eht Hundred Horses and mules
Frozen to Death.
FORT LAWRENCE. Tuesday. Sept. 20. 1865.


1.roruation was received to-day from Gen
co,,c,,s right column under Col Cole to the 2lstinst
:, b.. been encamped Fort Conner since the 2oih
IA had lost COO horses and 200 mules. which were
roe, N death in one night On the LIST of September
10 was attacked by party Of Sioux, CheroSees and
.r.pahoes on Powder River.
They were repulsed with heavy less our loss being
on,v fouf killed and two wounded On the Cd the ln
u,us oopeared in force and were driven ten miles
The next day the engagement was renewed and lasted
n,,il noon. The Indians were again defeated with
re slaughter their loss being from 200 to GOO killed
and wounded
The Indians fed in every directions our troops were
,be 10 pursue them on account OF the poor condition
os the stock Our loss was killed. and one officer
.,d two men wounded The Indians lost large num-
h., of horses The Indians again attacked our troops
a, be s,b and after short but spirited engagement.
ars totally routed and beautifully cleaned out. Their
s,ce Is estimated at 1900. They lost many Of their
principal chiefs.
Our total reported loss in the three engagements was
seven killed; one officer and two men wounded.
Another tstle was expected Powder River but the
Indians suddenly disappeared.
Col Cole will camp at Fort Conner until information
is received from Gen. Conner.
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ashrr I'll tfR
: & Is ,HBALrh WORTH HAVING,

If H. protect it' Itbs jewel sasy loo. u virsss,
and In some oa.ss .. difficult 70 recover Nature, in our
cmsts and especially at this requires to be occa.
sonsy reinforced But everything depends upon The tonic
used for this purpose The medicinal ucures oil Of Waics
are bassd % common alcohol dangerous Qunins
everybody fuds out who akes much Of IT, sow poison
Ono .sf. protective from all unhealthy atmospheric nhu
suces exists and one only This powerful preventive Is
HosrErrsls CsLnssArED sronACH BIrrERs, q compound
Of tho pures ,imuan ever manufactured, with the most
effective toncs Alternatives, regulators and dspuras0rs that
chemistry has yet extracted from the botanical kmsdon'
conv.ssceu' nsud and feebl. from !scspt sickness will
find the Brrrns an incomp.rabls Restorative, not dis
agreeable toths taste, and eun.nty inysotng No other
~ X - y :.
'tipaant produce. the same effect this stomachic.
does not excite hutte the nerves or occasion any undue
arteral scton but soothss and strengthens the
nervous system aud the animal spirits.
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THE LABOR MOvEMENT.
TIE State Trades, Observation-Disclosures
rDsiexaaes-Eigh Hours q Days Work
The Apprentics system-Omcers Cho'
ALBANY. Tuesday, Sept. 26, 1865.

50, ALBANY Tuesday Sept. 26, 1865.
The State Trades Assembly reorganized at
the iron mOlders hsn to-day. In addition TO those
mentioned yesterday. delegates appeared from Utica
and Lansingburg. ~
After debate. preamble and resolution were
ented in favor of aeitang the question of reducing
The hours Of a legal days work, and declaring that
when they consider the question fully understood they
viii demand legislative enactment making eight hours
alegal days work II was also resolved 10 prepare
bill 10 be pressed upon the attention Of the next LegS'
lature relative to the apprenticeship system.
twas fuither resolved that each Trades Assembly
aud where Assembly exists each Union take imiAe-
dste measures TO bring the reduction Of hours OF Label
before TIE nocra o. ..s. Ssyerye localities by meet
fc distribution of tracts end discussions 'hropRI the
press. The following officers were elected:
President NJ. Stephens Newly ork; Vice President ~ b.
Ferguson Troy; Recording Secretary James Conway A.
biny. Corresponding seo5.sry, W. Harding Ne"'ioTk
Treasurer, L. 3. Jay Auburn. s,.SJ Z s1fi -
Adjourned till tomorrow.
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DI r. ID.

eROTT-At Pennington, Maine on tho 1o,h ini,. m "a
br,f illness willard, only sou OF Au'nh aha rHs" L. "
Abbott, sgedo year" ~. -, r, -s.,.
ppIGUT-On III. 2ih lust, Thomas brgh'' sseoO - 'e''
III months friend, Of the family respectfully invited
nc ,,snd the funeral from the house OF Ahdew ~ 10 go
.., AT Fa.icheser. on Thursday the @S" '"'' ' y ms
snA uonl ~. Pauls Church at p m'
c,RNFs-On Sunday, 2ith inst, after week ""e'' ''
arine wife Of Joseph ~ Barnes - .or. rh.oaors NJ
~, S,.nds of the family, and OF her sons W.
and Edwin Barnes sis a, m'' Ia.e rs.idence No 81
, rSi,ty hirIt on Wednesday afternoon, T'th inst'
at2 o'clock.
on Monday evening Sept. IS iu the assured hope
of bs.inl Immortality, AnlsAn e.. sao" " e '' ''
", H.IJ,n iu the 80th year oil her age . +,
, "a. and friends o the family are invited 70 attend
& aaers without further notice on Inesaay 18th inst
:, ocIock ~ ffons the resdensc OF hsf son. Tue rev
Sy,, Belden No 22T West rwentieth'st
vporGUTONTn Harlem 26th inst. Stss Gray, only child
~, Iohn a. and Eliza "a. Broughton. aged months
~. ,sr,au. will he taken 10 Vermont for ioterment
cUnpry-N Shrub Oak, on Tuesday. Sept &c. Stephen
,isn cnrey son OF the Rev. H. Currsy, aged II years
m. and relatives the family respectfully invited
o., attend the funeral from the resi- dencs OF his father OF
Tbarsiay Sept e. at O'Clock y. M, without iurthe
Chicago aud sau Francisco paper. please copy.
CLARKE-On Tuesday the 26h inst, at her residence No
~ Wrst Twenty ixthst. Ma Maria Clarke rsct Vt th
late DR.. Peter Clarke, in .bs S',h year OF her age.
Notice Of the funeral hereafter.
DE pOREsT-At Buripxon w. on Saturday, the sSd ms:
George b. De Forest vi this city, in the esh year o Va
The relatives aud Of the family respectfully invite
to attend the funeral the Church OF tho Covenant
Parkave aud E>N Thirty nth st, on WednesoAy 'h' CIV
| inst, at 10 an. .
FAULKNHR-On Tuesday Sept &c. Jessie Elizabeth Eaull
per, younges daughter OF Hiram d. ana Ns""e . 'a1
| nef. syed 10 mopths- -, -. NJ ~
The funeral viii be st the resde.ce Of the parents NO.
Esa Thirty piuih 81 ou Tby.sS.yl sep: - " N.
. - ~
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WEST POINT.
The Vacancies Existi"g-Cougressionai
Districts Entitied 10 Represent stien-
Directions 20 Applicants.
WAsHNGTON, I'uesday, 5.

WASHINGTON, tuesday, sept. 20 1900
The following circular relating to the United
states Military Academy at West Point, was to-day
issued by the War Department:
Vacancies exist in oadetships at the United States
Military Academy in the Congressional Districts OF the
following States and Territories. which should be filled
bT the nominations Of the Members of Congress repre-
enng he respective Districts before the 18th of Octo
Der next:
Maine. the 5th District; New Hampshire, the LIST
NewYork, the 3D. nth, 18th, 2st Goth and 9th Dis
tricts; New.Jersey the 4th District; PENNSYLVANIA.
tie 9th and 18th; West Virgino. the Cd; Ohio, the
lIth I2th and 18th; Kentucky the cd, 9th and S,hi
tennessee the Sd. 4th 5th 9th and 9th; Indiana.
the lst and Sd; Illinois, the 9th District
and the State at largei Michigan. the 9th
District Iowa. the 5th Wisconsin the lst Cd and 5th
Minnesota, the lsti Kansas, one vacancy; Idaho one
vacancy.
Members having the right Of nomination will
please forward immediately TO Brig.-GeD Delafeld.
Chief of Engineers the Names residence and age OF
applicants for whom they desire appointments. The
APPLICANT should be ready to present himself for e1ami
nation BY the Academic Board at West Point on or be-
fore the nth OF October.
"E. ID. TOWNSEND
Assistant Adjutant General"
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United States Five Twenties. second seriss-Nos
6. .I74. 6.l73 $500 eaoh
United States Five Twenties. fourth series-Nos
nb6 81 g68. 800 oach 1 g. tEL|rI.
United States Seven Thrties date Of issue june Is
l665-No. 25,4l6 $780,
United States Seven Thrties date Of issue. June 10
ls65-Nos l65. 434. tl00 each.
One 500 coupon six per cent bond Of town Of Orent
No. So.
-Four $40? coupon bonds Of town Of Oreno-Nos. 7, 8
.. d.
Fpu. 900 United States coupon bonds lssl-Nos
40.0il, 40 Gl2 40Ol3. 363l5. 90, ~.
One klO6 United States coupon bond lsei-No
1891.
The Directo-s of the bank have offered reward
600 for the do econ Of the robbers and the recovery
Of the stolen funds
The capital stock OF ,te bank is 100000 Geo. HAY
wood is President. and jon NJ. Cheney Cashier.
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The GREAT NEW ENGLAND RRMED,

The GREAT NEW ENGLAND REMEDY.
Dr. J. ". PoLAND's
WHIrs PINE COMPOUND
now offered to the afflicted throughout tho country
after having been proved by the test Of eleven years in
the New England States, where lie merits have become
well known the from which, in part. 1t derives its
virtues.
THE WHITE COMPOUND CUHKs
Sore Throat. Colds Coughs Dphhers Bronchitis Splitting
Of Blood, and Pulmonary Affections generally.
Ills remarkable Remedy for Kidney Com
plants, Diabetes, Difficulty Of yoiding
Urine, Bleeding from the Kid.
neys and Bladder, Gravel,
and other complaints
roR Pnss scuRvY IT WILL Bs vouSD vALUABLx
Give trial you would learn the value Of good and
tried Medicine. 1t Il pleasant, safs and sure.
Sold BY Druggists snd Dealers iu Medicine generally
GEO. w. SwErI, NJ d., Proprietor,
Boston, Msss
- DEnAs BARNES. No. 2l Park row,
&C. WILLS 4 Co., No. lis Frsnkin-s..,
General Agents for New York
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Philadelphia Cattle Markes-SKpr. q

The market or beef csi. this rather dell owing
the large supply bu, st prices tspt to the old
figure TIE oderDsr amounted 10 $50 head most Of which
sold from tlf 20 tls y loo n for common 10 fair
cattle ESrs .nd prime stock disposed Of at from 10
10 4i1 the 100 N.
suKEP-Tbe sapply OF Sheep continues large and the
quite bk $50 head having been disposed Of st
&c .e y sross for lat Sheep and from ~ 20 u
y head for stock sheep
HoGs-Hos q. continue in demand aud prices still rule high
900 bead disposed OF iiom sidtl9 pei 100 net
ss 10 qusty.
CowsTLe demsnd good for cows. and bes, quality have
sdysneed IN price. Spinner. .od At iron tS6e~ each.
aud COW and cali at from saoq &ioo
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Base. Ball--Fire.

Iru BosroS. Tuesday. Sept. &c, 1865.
h., sne baseball match to-day the Atlantic
Ia s We IN Mountain Club badly score l07 to lG.
kops ntic ,n did some wonderful batting securing
ecsd was present. innings were p'"'ea a large
astt n East Boston. this evening destroyed Ben
evs,saw mill on Decatur st, near Chelsea. and two
noases adjoining. Loss not sscertained
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Death Of Con. Revere.

p,;, c. BALnhoRE. Tuesday, Sept. 60 1865.
y Dng,Gen Revere, formerly of the 10th
rss M Battery. and latterly in command Of the l07h
Gu states Colorcd Troops stationed at Moorehead
Se,' aso there few days since. His body reached
Cen and will be sent 10 his family in Michigan
"'he NewYork Fire Zouayes
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sinkin Of the Steamer Rip Van Wrinkle
Robbery and Arrest.
TROY. Tnesdny Sent

The steamer Rip Van Wrinkle, when opposite
the ferry.sp this morning. struck 1t is supposed
quantity of IRON aud stove hole in her hull She sue.
ceeded in reaching her dock. and all the passengers
baggage and freight were removed before she sunk.
Sss is now submerged TO her guards. Another steamer
will take her place tomorrow.
The store Of Freeman g. Son, at Salem, Washington
Co.. was burgarously entered last night the safe dooI
blown through the building into the street, and some
S,700 in money stolen, together with bonds, mort
cages ETC. 10 considerable amount.
Tie thief, with all the property, was captured thi
morning
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Maryland Pelitics-Union Nomination fol
Congress Revolutions Adopted.
BALTIMORE. TUESDAY

BALTIMORE, Tuesday, Sept. &c. 1865.
The Union Convention in the Second Con.
grssiona District met In East Baltimore today, and
nominated the Hon. l.. j. Thomas to succeed Col.
Webster who Is now Collector OF the port.
The resolutions passed rejoice at the overthrow OF
he Rebellion; return thanks and gratitude 10 the
sye mon and officers Of the Army and Navy for their
pstrlOtc services express their sorrow felt at the
asste OF Abraham Lincoln; express confidence IN the
simlhistration Of President Johnson ana earnestly
Ppose and repadiate the doctrine OF State rights.
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MARRHE ID.

HRApDEsH-CoNKLING-A the Central PIe'bylsrisn ys q
@tlin, of Mount Pleasant. N. j. assisted by the hes
= II. Rockwell ID D. MI Henry Brsddesh TO oar',e ~ .;
Contling eldest daughter of T. A. CohAine' esq ' u
Brooklyn. Il, .,...
cIpMgsT-MACY-Ou Monday, Sept 2s At The re'SeISe n
Of the brides parents by the Rev Geo e s dsush
,r @ oscs,, Paui b. Macy of this city No cards
the residence OF se p,ide on ,s,
oinrr Glen Cove l.. L. Tuesday sep, p9.haonS 20. a "a
NJ D , Good.,ll, Thomas q. WARRINGTON 0, n'o"'
~, nr 80 ., Mis-. Carrie Harold OF Glen Cove, L. l.
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The Csl1n,bin County Fair.

=, HUDSON, \. Y, Tuesday, Sept. 26, lsC5.
lhe attendance to-day at the fair held in this
my was very large 1t is estimated that ~ 900 persons
we're we're present The trotting was very fine. the rottng
se p op,and- VI winning the 500 premium.
~. ss were nearly 1000 The weather is very fine,
ou ae TWO remaining days Of the fair promise to be
9ui'e @ successful as today.
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GRAY HAIR, OR wJEeE THE HAIR Is FALLING

y" UIstONEHl CAN CONT AK VIII THE
LONDON HAIR Colon REsIoKla AND pg.ssiNG
l. AZ viii restore grev nsir 10 Us original color.
O. II will make Il grow 6n bald heads.
o. II will restore the patural secrctions
4 II will remove all dandrpf and ltchiIgs.
3 IL will make the hair soft glossy and hexIble.
D. 1t will preserve the original color TO od age.
= twill prevent the hair from falling OF.
s. II viii cure all diseases OF the scalp.
Single bottles - cents. six bottles, 81. Sold by Dr.
SwAYsE g. son No. 40 North Sixth.st.. Philadelphia
DEaAs BARNES. No. 81 Park row; J.. Z. WELLS Co.
No. ll5 Franflin.st. n. Y.
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A'rss Fair as BurIi.g,.n, Vermont.

Tho BURLINGTON, w. Tuesday. Sept. &c, 1865
no sos National Horse Fair opened this morn.
Dr,co u sni = success. Flora Temple Ethan Allen.
the sftnu many other noted animals here. During
SHOW thai Flora ana Ethan trotted half mile 70
4 10 G'" Speed-flors doing /, in l0i. aad Ethan
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-27

Its the only known restc.cr Of color and perfect
hair dressing combined. Dceately perfum.d Re.
quires no washing ofcparation before Or 6ter its
II shtr III trial this ddps 60. prove the best
Hair .dte before tho public, Re money VII DO
rfnnde''. Sold wholesale and tetnl Ut d, l. nklH'
BoLp Drug and Chemical Wa. ehouse, No. -. al Dad.
Tsy Ncw.york = r'''-'
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THE GREAT FAIR, everybody admits Is a grand
success aud CnA,iBERss STEAM BRICK MAcHISf IS the
grand card Of the Exhibition
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-27

JgrFERs. 573 Broadway, rs selling his Ladies
and Childrens' SHOTS at reduced prices Inc Ladies
are yi,ed 10 call ard sec JHrrERs No 573 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-27
Gpeeial Notiees.

Mrs. G. r. Wiadie VIII lecture at Dr. Chspns Church,
No 80 Broadway, THURSDAY EVENING. Sept 20, on che
late Mrs. Farnhas theory the Physical and Moral PEI
fectiny Of the Human Race. Tcs principal hotos snS
boohcsrs and st the door, Price ~ cents Lecture s
O'Clock.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-27

ID. BARyUMs SELP-SEwRR," or SELF-GulDE
and BAsTHR for all Sewing Machines at the Sewing
Machine Offices American Institute Fair and Bar
nnm'. Museum: 81 80 with directions Agent wanted,
Inventors Office 10. jOe Broadway, y. Y.
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Fire iuLawrcnt>", Mass.

Boston, Tuesda. sept 20 ie'' ~,
renee was nearly destroyed BY dre rs morning. g.
Loss. $50 OO0 mostly nsured Seven frem< 9, 1.
jured by the falling Of the walls. one Of them>
posed fatally
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SOMETHING NEW

Bows aud Chldren's GAGIBALDI GETAWAY ana Lot
AVE SUNS by the Thousands al Reasonable Prices
l.. V. BRoKAw. No. o2 lafayette place
No. - Fourth ave. opposite Cooper Union
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-27

ERIcssoN's CALORiC ENGINE,
OF improved construction. AZ No. loi Duane'st.
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business Notices.


MUSHROOM PERFUMEs.-OF THE SWARM or
inferior perfumes 20, up compete with FHALoSh NIGHT
BLooxI,a CxRsus" scarcely even the msmory remains
They are literally forgotten while the sales of that ne P'1'
nina Of oil fragrance constantly increase. Sold every
where.
NEyERFAILING SAFETY AND SUCCEss.--Mhs'
wIS.row SOOTHING SYRUP safe and certain remedy LOT
u 5e,,e. with which children are sced during tho process
c,.ns IL La. stood the test Of 20 years Never known
Il, f Give. re. 10 the mother aud relief to tue eh"a'
cpr.. wind cole ard regulates the bowels a5 cents ooe
IVORY AND PEARL SLEEVE BUTTONS, S,op,
IywyEr Gc-Wn NJ WELLiSa. lnroRrhk AM '
TACruarR, No 57i BKoADwAn
The Spare Bed aud Bed To Spare-ha's You
.e,n IL Weighs % II. aud the most comP,e, si,e ~ 10
eli and Il at 69i broadway cor. 4'h,t H. :. ~,
scuLpgRGs GERMAN OINTMENT W arrahtcu y,
.rain cure without the slightest danger iot
" ouui,, selolnA, salt khsaui, a., bons sna So
Ie foI sale at the Drug Store. No W no"e''.
TRussps. &C." WWIE's Patent LEvha ,hs
Tau., is the only TRuss b. 20 wear No rsks ,s ss o,
BAcK 1t will positively cure the mos. ga Brosdwsy
RuPTuRE "hk"ohi --------------- -,
SECOND HAND SAFES in large nambers. Oh lou, gu,
own and other. mako. taken in exchange 70, '"' "
"s'' MAKvss Co.. No foo Brosaway.
Tur IupaOygp "SLOAT" ELLIPTIC SEWING
MAcn's''. NO. ''' n'o'a"''. "s'"'' A H. surLss.
Tpussgs, ELASTIC STOCKINGS, SusP.ss0Rs
n. Lar, surroaTxms 1o-sfAnsa 1 Cos Radical Curt
TIsn Qlss suJ q! No. Vssy't. lay HE@A
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fAdy~rtis~meufs

fAdverti,- nent,
THE FINEST OvgRcOATs EVER SEEN IN TIL,
Cou'TRi now ready for sale.
l. V. BEoKAw No. 62 Lafayette place
No. - Fourth-avc.. opposite Cooper Union
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LOdHS.

Dr. II. Anders's Iodine Water.
AN INVALUABLE DISCOVERY.
A FrIf GRAM Of Iodine ia each ounce OF Wa'er
Di.,oired urithoyt Sotent!
The most Powerful Niaring Agent aud hesors
sc,oS,ia sat tRheum Cancers rheumatism. Consum ~
and many Chronic aud Hereditary Diseases are eufsa
nae As thousand. can testify Circulars sent free rhVe %
P'Dr Vi ANDERsS Co. Physicisns and Chemists NO W
Broadway New-York. Sold by Druggists genefany
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Gold NECKLACES

TEN. TWELVE and FIFTEEN to FIFTY pohRnm, 20. h,asS
..,b for sale by GEORGE c, ALLEN, No *l' n''aa
way one door below Canal-st.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-27

TAKE NOTICE.-That GRSIs's Fall and Win
ter stock Of gennens dress and business HArs youths
boys HArs and CAr ohdres and yoans sdeI fancy HAT
and BosNErs comprising aogther upward Of $50 foreign
domestic styles, oil READy. The t. th,
in line In ,hs country and the ssortmens the
Comprehensive. GENIE No. 3l3 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-15

NOUNTRy BOARD.-A SMALL FAMILY, HAVING
~ what IN considered imposing stone mansion, de.
ghtfnly situated very high ground overlooking the ud
fifteen minutes drive Iringtop, would like
TO arrange with party Of from three 10 six persons for the
who willing 10 for the they
receive stablng for three horses Address H. e. boa 66
Po.tor
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brighton HOUSE, PERTH AMBoY, ~ IA FEW
ID choice Rooms 10 LEI immediate application; accom-
modaiuns 0re rlass, Communication with Rev York by
'onr diberro, lines daily -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-15

belmont HALL. Schoolgirls MOUNTAIN, n
ID will Ne opened June or the reception Of company
u. A. CROWELLL
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SIMMER REsoRTs.

Ar THE rAPYAAN ZEF HOUSE. Ar NyACk ON THE
~ Hudson, few choior Rooms srst ola
families and ,nge gentlemen house Jun. s this
IN 81 The delightful resorts the banks Of
Hudson fne hsthins the premises Those wsnng to
cure viii apply s.rly ~ 81 Wed ThIrtirth street
W. r. MuNRDE. Prpprtetoy
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DoARD WANTED, BY A VOTING GENTLEMAN AND
ID his mother two Furnished Rooms with foaId; viii be
permanent suited Address q. s. Herald office Refer
enceG given and required.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-06-15

COUNTRY BOARp--iN A FARM HOUSE, TWELVE
, miles from bridgeport Conn. PenLy Of ruils milk
vegetables Is week Apply TO Nrs. Baker ~ Aian.
street, Brooklyn.
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COUNTRY no ARD.--A FEW GFNrEET. FAMILIES
" be accommodated with tine Rooms nd good BOARD,
the private residrcr of j. H. ase,, NofIisiow
N. =. apply above, 10 q. ". HALSEY, s. walker
street. N. y
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L,OR SALE AT A BARGAIS--rwO COUNTRY RESI-
dences, containing 7 and u sores s,usssd 10 West.
chester miles from Harlem 10 yards from sesmbost
landing. price 2u0O and $500.
" B y6RDY. " West prseepb street,
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HOR SALE.

DHorOoRAPH GALLERY AND FINE VIEW RUsI
siness cheap; dark carriage globe lenses
10 long esiablished; ocated 660BroadWay Skyhght
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-09-13

SONG: THE EMPTY SLEEVE.
WRITTEN AND SOLD BY ONE-ARMED SOLDIER
OF THE FOURTEENTH PENNSYLVANIA VOLS.

ny the moons pale light TO gazing throng,
Let mo tell ono tale-lct me sing one song;
Ills "a tale devoid Of an aim or plan;
,fis the simple song Of q one.armed man.
TIL this very hour would you e'er believe
""at queer, weird thing is an empty sIeever
1t tells in a silent way to all,
VI country's need and a countrys call;
vi kiss and prayer for a child aud wife,
And u hurried march for nations life.
iii this very hour would you Ger believe
What telltaie thing IL nm empty sleeveS
1t tells OF a battlefield of gore;
vi the sabrc's clash and the lannon's roar;
Vi the whizzing shot and tho screaming shell,
And a scene that mimics the scenes of hell
TIL this very hour would you cor believe
what horrible thing Is an empty sleeve1
1t tells Of = rush at leaders call.
To scene whore Death held car niyaI:
VI furious charge ut the bugle's note,
And gurgling sound Of a foemans throat
TIL this very hour would you e'er believe
what terrible thing Is an empty sleeve,
1t tells Of a Thousand nameless graves.
where slamber thousand loyal braves;
VI widows woe and an orphans prayer
And mothers tear for vacant chair"
TIL this very hour would you e'er believe
What monrnful thing is an empty sleevey
Though II points to myriad seams and sears.
Yet 1t tells that flag, with the stripes and stars.
In Gods own chosen time, shall wave
Ger land where droops no cowardly slave.
Till this yer! shonr would you e'er believe
What hopeful thing Is empty sleeve?