The New York Herald Newspaper, October 29, 1863, Page 7

GENERAL FOSTER'S DEPARTMENT. Operations Against the Guerillas and: * {re Jand Blockade Runners. L . Puaprennd 88 Army Gunboats in the Course of Construction | at Norfolk, &., Dic. Wm. H, Sti 's Despatches. Forrnuss Moxgox, Uct. 19, 1863. GH PROSPROTS ‘are aboad that some military movements wil! soon take place iv this department, from the fact that reinforce- modts bave arrived here, and are vow located at a con- ventont camp, accessible to avy place they may be Deeded. These troops are veterans and heroes of # num- bee of battles, and are only anxious for # brush with the enemy &., ae A GRACKFOL COMPLIMENT waa béatowed to Colonel J. McLean Taylor, late chief commissary of this department, by the officers of this post,on bis departure from here last evening. Colone Taytor bad been ordered to duty elsewhere, and on the occaaton of his leaving the band of the garrison assembled ou the wharf and performed a number of appropriate melodies. Shortly before the heur the boat leaves, Colonei Taylor, accompanied by Colonel Moore; N. Falls, Prosident of the Bay Line Company of Baltimore steam. Captain T, G, (Baylor, Chief Ordnance officer; Dr. Suthoriand, Medical Director, and other officers, arrived on the wharf. Major General Foster aud a number of bis staff alxo came to the pier to bid the Colonel an affec- tronate farewell. At length tho last bell tolled, and as Colonel Taylor shook hands with those nearest to him he could not repress the tears gathering in his eyes. As the Boat shoved ol the bund struck up the air, On, Carry Me Back to Old Virginia,’ which wag very’ appropriate. Col. Taylor bas been stationed at this post for upwards of four years, and during that time be mace @ host of friends, ali of ‘whom exceodingly regret his departure, Col. Darr, Chief Commissary of the 18th army corps, as - sumnes (he position vacated by Col, Taylor. ANEW REGIMENT of loyal Southerners is to be raised within the precincts -of this Depirtinent. General Foster received permission from the War Department to this effect, and is to select the officers {rom the non-commissioned olticers who have distinguished themselves in battle. The eompanies are to be atutioned in the vicinities where raised, supposing that they aro well acquaiuted with the country and cau be made more eilective near their homes. Captain Milton Coggawell, of the Eighth United States infuntrs , muster- ing officer at this poat,and well known 2s Colonel of the ‘Tammany Itegiment. econd New York Volunteers, ‘has beon proposed by Genera! Foster as colonel of this new regiment. Ag Queen, dropped. down from the Gosport Yord inst saturday evening, fand camo to anchor off the fort, preparatory. to aailing for Wilmington, N. C, to-morow, to resume her position ou the blockade, —, yore ie a gallant and meritorious officer, had assumed command of this nobie ship onty afew hep he before she broke down, and has been inthe yard nearly six weeks to be thoroughly repaired It will not be long before a good account will be beard from the Fiorida px her effi- ‘Cent commander. Cal } 1, LAMSON, of the new gunboat Nansemon'!, reports oMcintly to Ad- mirai 140, commanding the North Atlantic blockading | squadron, that he sighted s inrge British biockade runner | coming from Wilmington on the 12th inst. He imme- dintoly gave chase. when the rebel officers Minding that the tleot Union guabout gaincd rapidly on ber. ran their ‘versel under the batteries lining y the channel shores. and thea set fire to ship and cargo, The latter consisted of two bundieod and fifty bales of the best Sea isiand cotton THR W'CLRLLAN CAVALRY, commanded by Col. Lord, embarked on the United States transports De Molay and — of Lath, touched at this oo Friday, the 16th inst., en rowte for their destina- tion, short of rations, which geo aud the regi- ment proceeded to its destination, The McClellan caval. ry was raised Cyd for this esearinent, ant by such tations Colopel Lord recruited his meu, most of whom are veterans from discharged rogiments. OFFICFRS ORDERKD TY OTHRK STATIONS, Lieutenant Warner, executive officer of the U1 States revenue cutter. Philip Allen, Captain Geor; Slicer commanding, bas been orde-ed for duty to iivutenant Thomas Lay, alsoot the the officer duty Captain Samuei’G. Martin, well and favorably koowan na (he commander of the City of Hudson, the mail eae Retiree ile piace a0 Nee chk, han aise emenee os North for another command. Martic ts one ot if not the best free 4 pope ‘@ween Now York and Savannah, and sheuld by right command s feet beat, cruising alter blockaders. ‘Mr. George W. Livingston, purser of the City of Hud- aoe, and woll known as a North river —_ a Captain Martin as captain of the above named officers left jade net ‘evening on ‘the mail eteamer Louisiann 3. ‘The fleet will consist of about twetve vi of which are to be manned by -Cownel Howard's maripe artillery, at prevent recruiting k. A battalion of this regiment arrived here oa the 34 instant, in command of Major Oliver Wetmore, dt, ‘and are now garrisoning several of our on ihe from. Poousyivavia artillery. came, ot Fortasss Moros, Oct. 27, 1863. TaE STORM + thet bas caged in these latitudes for the past fow days ‘has in some measure abated; but still there is consider. able of a sea running , and numerous vessels are seeking aharbor in these Roads toawait aclearing up. Up to the timo of my writing I have not heard of any disasters, and {t ia barely poesibie that the shipping caught in the sm the vicuity of Cape Hatteras bas been equally as foPinats. MILITARY AFFAIRS are oxcrvciatingly dull in this department, without any prospect aiead of any contemplated movement. Several fnspections were to bave been held; but the inciemeocy ‘of the weather prevented it. In a day or two a grand re- ‘view ts Lo be hold by General Foster, at Newport’s News, which will doubtless prove an interesting affair. ARMY GUNBOATS for the exploration of the rivers and creeks abounding in this department are being fitted np with all despatch, to bbe ready ‘or arising emergency. Several of these vessels | have already been armod and manned, while others are being built #t Norfolk, Newbern and other yards of this department, which are expected to be ready for use in very short time. As soon as all these gunboats are com- ploted the Eighteenth army corps will have a powerful Auxiliary tn Lie shape of these armed vessels. 1k UNITED STATES SHIP ONWARD, @ magnificent clipper ship, c: arty Og powerful battery, has been tying in those Roads fur some time past; bas ‘deen ordered here by the Navy Department to await fur. ther orders. As she is unfit to cruise for blockaders, and still bears black paint on her sides, she is evidently in- ténded for foreign service. The following is a list of her Captaia—Wen, Ht. Clark, —Wm. i. 7 Executive Ufficer—Thomas G. Grove. Acting Amant Paymaster—John 8. Allea Saving Master—Wm. Collin: Acing Assistant Surgeon—David Watson Acting Ensigns—Gordoa J hem | and Wm. Rogers. A FLAG OF TRUE from Ciy Point ia hourly expected bere, baying, left on , in charge of Major Mulsord, with seve- Mr. Kdwin F. De Nyse’s Despatches. Nonvoux, Va., Oct. 21, 1863. THR FLAG OF TRECR, which was (0 Lave beon started off hence to Suffolk, via the Neasemond river, some days ago, but was stopped ‘by an oficial order from Washington, let by rail on the 19th tastant, About two buodred and fifty women and -obildren wore thas conveyed without our lives. Some of the parties thus leaving our “iand of milk end honey’ were in destitute citcumstances, though the greater part wore la 00 condition to complain of ii (ortane. The prow pect before tiem i¢ mone of the best, however, if tate reports of the starving condition of Pixie are vo be be Lewd pe are semi occasionally started against the blockade the “fastern eae ies. Not Order No. 2 01 Leemeenees ( pues Saas img, of NEW YORK HiSKALD, 4 at deemed OI = owing to the care and devotion of the surgeons of thus Partment, who Bave been unremit, (ng m their labors during the sickly season PAYMASTIENS AT NORFOLK, ‘The troops tm this vicinity appear with: od ard coming one cos now, for they are aware of the por ny 4 bt paymacters B! this city alone, wa katy to eal ir dabtor ack cali Uncle ee et ee a ‘ibe names it thes ree low “igs Honey King. W oS naarios, G Hoima' J. Hebert, . C. Walker, Goorge B. Simpwon, J. 8. 1408 rick Have we not indeed a bright galaxy in these? “When ,”* Boa delighted soldiers, “were there ever seen 60 ‘@ heap?” Aside from ail considerations of their which cannot fai! to make them welcome ou ome thelr pr@punce ts poviig ail who cao edimire thereat geatiemsn and good folio Norvotx, Va., Oct. 21, 1868. CAPTORE OF BLOCKADE RUNS, A fow nights since Sergeant Sutclifie, of the provost guard, made an important capture of nine persons at- tempting to run the blockade. ‘she haul of the capturing party consisted of four wagouloads of goods and a large amount of gold and greenbacks. These parties were tried before Major Stackpole, Judge Advocate, and the following were the fines imposed:—George Bourdette, fined one hundred dotiars in gold; Benjamin Thomas (alias Taylor), twenty-five dollars, United States money; Jobn ©. Fentress, twenty five dollars, or one month's conine- ment; G, Barnes, released ou taking oath; Mrs, Biamiro, fined one hundred doilare; Mrs. A. K. Staples. one bun- drod dollars. A portion of she goods thus captured was returned to the owners, REVUGEES FROM THR RNBRL ARMY. ‘Yesterday there came into our lines at Williamsburg, Captain Boone, of a Louisinna cavalry regiment. He is the same whose escape, together with that of three other prisoners, was noticed im the late Richmond papers. It seoms that erw ‘2 duel soine time since, which re- sulted fatally, In cousequence he was incarcerated in Castle Thunder. His case essuming an uncomfortable aspect, he, in company with three others, determined to effect an escape, Accordingly, one night they succeeded in cutting their way through into a room below theirs, where was stored a quantity of arms. Of these they helped themselves. in ‘rder 19 botter elleet their escape. ‘To make their ruse completa one of their number acted the part of a prisoner, while tho rest, fully armed performed part of guard. Supposing that it was only the customary formula of trans- ferring a prisoner, the sentries did not. trouble them in the least. Once without the limita of the city, the party separated, each taking the course bestenicuiated tor his ea‘ety. The Captain arrived in safety ; but the rest of the party have uot yet appeared. THE WRATHRR has grown remarkably cold within the iast two or three days, and wart clothes abd heavy boots are once more de rigueur. coun. a AVPAIRS AT WILLIAMSRURG present the same Sipeang ocgensnee ag ever. An occa- | sional scouting party, the capture of a guerilla, or the | reception of refugees from Richmond, constitute the en- tire amusements of the place. The health of the troops in this vicinity is improving ast. The One Hundred and ‘Thirty-ninth New York regiment, © Colonel 8. H. Roberts, is here, in fine spirits 8 ‘and good beali ’ THE WAR IN ARKANSAS. The Rebe Reinforced and Threat Forts Blunt and Smith—A Battle Ex- pected, &o. Leavanwortu, Oct. 28, 1863, Advices from Fort Scott to Monday noon say the rebels under Cooper have been reinforced Trom General Price's army, and threaten Forts Blunt and Smith. Price’s force is reported to be ni with eighteen pieces of artillery. Quantrell General Bi goes to Fort Smith with a he will turn the command of the Army of the Frontier over to Genoral McNiel, and proceed to Leavenworth. McNeil and Ewiag are in the vicinity of Bentonville, Ark. Brooks, with three thousand rebels, is marching on White river, near Huntsville, amd bas been joined by Shelby. Blunv’s train was escorted by a force of infautry, ea. valry and artillery sufficiently strong to ingure its safety, and General Blunt will offer Cooper battle if the opportu nity occurs. mo, Iil,, Oot, 28, 1863, The steamer Julia, from New Orleans 20th, with 200 bales of cotton and 375 hogsheads of sugar, bas arrived. ‘There is no news. T Government Loan. *Paiapmemia, Oct. 28, 1863. ‘The sales of flve-twenties today amounted to $3,025 ,- 450. Parties intending to take any of these bonds are advised to subscribe soon, Uncendition al Union meetin < in Balti. mor Barrimone, Oct. 28, 1963. An immense mass meeting of unconditional Unica men was beld to-night in Monument square, It was the largest gathering beld in many years. There was a great turnout of ward associations and leagues, innumerable transparencies, fireworks, &c. At one stand there was a large ioscription—‘The Union and Emanci Among the speakers were Secretary Chase and Kenly. “teats Important “Atrests fim This City Yes terday. PROMINENT MBKCHANTS AND RE! FORT LAFAYETS! United States Marshal Murray made some very highly important arrests in this city yesterday , and succeeded in getting, with the parties, a large number of documents of & very vainabie character. The contents of these have not yet been divulged, nor has it been deemed prudent to give the names of the parties arrested. The subject mat- ter of the papers is said to be most peculiar and to throw light upon certain operations relative to Vallandigham and the rebels, with which tbe jgeneral public has not yet been made acquainted, Some of them may, at some future time, be giveg wo the public press; but are held LICANS SENT TO back at present for “good and sufficient reasons" The parties arrested were yesterday conveyed to Fort Lafuyetto in carriages by the proper officers. It may not be coptrabal to state that three of the parties are well known basiness men and merchants of this city, and that one of them is a ptominent republicaa. Marine Intelligence. New Benromp, Oct. 28, 1863 Arrived to-day bark Ocean. Cornell, from the Atiantic ocean, Western Ground, October 10, with 220 barrels sperm oll, sent home aud sold 300 barrels sperm and 10 barrels blackish oil, has on freight 30 terces of alcohol from bark Jobn Dawson picked round, # sperm yho reported about same time berk Tropic. Bird, which wer a, {rom New Vedford: with 3:0 bbls. sperm. ab, John Dawson, Cornell, do., with 560 Dbis. sperm. Saiied bark Oliver Crocker, Plerce, (or the North Pacific oean. Police Intelligence. Descent Uroy 4 Gamntina Hovex.—Oficers Cummings, Dowdell, and others, of the Lower Police Court, made a Gescent upon the gambling saloon of James Stewart, No 65 Walker street, on Tuesday night, and arrested the proprietor, together with Jeremiah Hogan, James B. Moran, Daniel Johnson and Stephen Burns. The com. plaint was instituted by William H. Daley, of No, rat. poe ye bo was victimized to the tune of $285 at the ine of fare Justice Connolly beld the accused two bail Seen in the sum of $800 to answer Arnmer ov Uxiicayeep Ligron Dearne —Considerable excitement was created yesterday by the arrest of « Bumber of unlicensed liquor dealers. Active measures are taken to arrest ail violators of the Excise law, and punish them acourding to tbeir deserts. Scericion oF Stratime 4 Goro Waren.—Thomas Rartlet was taken into custody by the Righth preciuet police on tuspicion of stealing a gold wateb, valued at $260, (1 Edward [uon, while the latter was busily emgaged io ‘watching the progress of the late fire in Wooster sirest. ‘The complainant (elt some one pulling his wateh out of bis pocket, and suspecting that Hartiet was the thief, Banded bim into the custody of the police. The property ‘was not recovered. Lava of tHe Conver Stowe of tHe Keronwen Deter Cacnen oF Tomrxteevi.ie, Staten Istas> —Quite an inte- festing ceremony took pisces on the 2Tth inetant, at Tompkineville, Staten Island, at ihe \eying of the corner stove of the Reformed Dutch churoh of that place, Rev. Costmanaxd Mita —The follow img extract MEWS FROM WASHINGTON. ee, via. Oot, 28, 1668. SUPPLIES FOR THE UNION PRISONERS AT BIOMMOND, A large quantity of ciothiag baa been seat by the Sank- tary Commission (or the relief of the Uaien prisoners at Richmond, and at the suggestion of the rebel Commis- sioner consigned to the care of General Neal Dow, who wilt 600 to ita proper distribution. From this # would eppens that the report that ho was to be immediately ex- changed for John Morgan is incorrect. DRIRRES IN PIIZR CAsRS. ‘The nai doorees ia the prize cases of the Scotia and Anglia bave been reoetred at tho Navy Department this week, together with a number of other minor cases, and the prize money will soon be ready tor distribution, The prize cases are being pressed forward with all possible despatch, and it is hoped that the delay beretofore com- plained of will not hereafter be experienced, except in cases when peculiar circumstances reader it unavoidable. THE CAPTURE OF THY SATRLLITR AND BELIANOS. ‘A court of inquiry, composed of Rear Admiral Golds- borough, Captain Rodgers, Commander Nicholsoa sud 8. L. Phelps, has been ordered at the Washington Navy Yard, to investigate tho facts connected with the capture of the gunboats Satellite aad Reliance, oa the Rappabaa- mock, in August ‘THE STRAMER THRER BROTHERS. ‘The steamer Three Brothers, Captain Shannon, sens up to the Navy Yard from the mouth of the Rappahannock by the flotilla, is still detained here, although it is be- lieved that she will be discharged in a fow.days. It seems that she could not make headway, owing to the storm and roughness of the bay, and made fast to one of our gunboats, she having lost her anchor; but some irre- guiaritios appearing in hor papers she was ordered back to Washington until the matter could be examined, The officers claim that she was chartered by the government for a vender at Old Point. COURT MARTIAL. A court martial, of which Colonel Gray, Sixth Michigan cavalry, is president, bas beon appointed for the trial of military offences. THK CASE OF SMITHSON THE BANKER. ‘Tho evidence in the case of the banker Smithson will be summed up on Saturday, at which time his attorney will present the arguments for the defence before the Court. GENERAL FALRCHILD'S FAREWELL. Yesterday General Fairchild visited the arty, and de- livered bis farewell address to his old regiment, the Second Wisconsin Volunteers. The resignation of the General was accepted to-day, official duties in the State requiring his attention. APPOINTMENT. Mr. George W, Winans, private secretary of Governor Yates, of Illinois, was to-day appointed paymaster in the navy. IMPORTANT TO PENSIONERS. The following order has just been issued in relation to evidence of military service:— Pxxston Ovvice, Oct. 28, 1863. No volunteer or drafted man is deemed to have besa ia the United States service unless duly mustered therein. ‘When mustered his service is regarded as baving com: monced at the date of bis enrolment. Evidende of such service is to be sought previously at jutant General of the United staics Army, and the role ‘of that office, when ovmp' re of the highest au thority, and cannot be contradicted by parole evidence. It there is believed to be an error thereim, io any case evidence intevded (o correct such error must be filed im that office. When the Adjutant General reports fos the proper returns of muster are wanting in any case, the evidence will be sought at the Paymaster General's, and if not there found, at the office of the Adjutant General of the State in which the regimeut uention was raised, Evidence of muster obtained from either of the latter sources, when furnished in request Of this office, will be accepted in detauit of evidence trom the Adjutant Geve- ral. Evideoce of muster out will be regarded as sufficient im avy case, if the date of enrolment is ascer- tained, if the name of the offcer or soldier is found on the pay, rolls after the prover date of muster, any further evidence of a. wilt = be required. An officer duly mustered in and jerwards eeee Se will be anos as boiding the ik at which rolls. na * Ose H | an rryaRRErt, ‘Commissioner. The Secona Comptroller bas decided that when surgeons appointed by the Pension Office have made, or shall here after make biennial examination of (hore required in a pension certificate, and they certify that the disability bas ceased to exist, the fees paid by poasioners to such surgeons may be refunded by the pension ageut upon tne surrender directly to him of the receipt certificate of the eximination properly endorsed, ‘THB NKW BRIDOK ACKOSS THE POTOMAC. Such is the rapid progress ia the construction of the new railroad bridge across the Potomac, immediately betow the old Long Bridge, Unat it is expected the piles will all be driven in aboat four weeks from ghe present time. ent ConaEcti0N. eee It was Lieut, Col. irwit, Tenth Now York cavalry, and net Col, Broderick, of the First New Jersey, as stated in the Hurato a few days since, who was among the prison- ere recently returned from Richmond. Col. Broderick died of bis wounds received at Brandy Station last Juse, The mistake has occasioned much avxiety among the friends of Col. Broderick, to whom this explanation is due. VANGOUVER TOWN SITES, ‘The return of the Burveyor General of Washingtoa Territory of the survey of the Vancouver town site, oa the Coltmbia river, roeieved at the Land Office, shows that nearly the whole of that town alte, comprising about twenty-three thousand acres, has been located and taken up under donation acts of Congress. The territory along the river and coasts, where gold is found, is being very rapidly settied, and the population increasing at a rate which will before long entitie it to admission as a State. INDIAN AFFAIRS ‘The Indian Bureau has been advised by Jobo Evans, Indian Superintendent and Commirsioner of Coloraso ‘Territory, that on the Tt inet. he eflecteda treaty with the Tebegauchie band of the Uteh Indians, ceding lands heretofore beld by them im that Territory to the United Statens, He says the lands ceded are probably the most valiable ever purchased by the government from a single Indian tribe, including, as they do, nearly all of the mining lands yet discovered in Colorado, and in facts large amount of agricultural and graziog lands w addi tion thereto. Superintendent H. B. Branch writes trom St Joseph, ‘Mo., on the 22 inst., that the Indians from the Northern Superivtendency sent to the Upper Country are tn utter destitution and are working their way down the Missouri river, and unlees some action is taken by the department they will be by spring scattered ali along the Missouri river, to the great anpoyance of the whites Mr. Hutebinson, the Acting Governor of Dacotah, where the Poncas are, was bere two weeks ago, and upon bis Statement of the condition of that tribe $1,000 was placed im bis bands by the Commissioner of the Indias Bureau for their relief, and such further assistance es shall be uecessary will be promptly afforded. 7 Winnebages are a Minnesota tribe, removed last apring to anew reservation, afew of whom are disatwied sod bave straggied of as stated; but mostof them sre gatisfied in their new home and well provided for Advices received from the Omaba Ipdian agency state that pearly the whele of the Ponca tribe of Indians are there subsisting on the Omabas; also that smal! detach ments of the Winnebagoes are constantly arriving there io 2 destitute condition, and begging for food to keep them from’ starving. PEATH OF A TRLRGRAPHER. Jobm H. O'Neill, United States military telegraph ope rator, of Pittsburg, Peauaylvania, « gentleman deserved'y esteemed, died this evening in Alexandria, Virginia, typhoid fever, aged twenty ‘Tame Care of Your Letters. TO THS SRITOR OF THES BERALD. eoing | went to SS Zim wie one of ‘imide boxes » and found that some one, «bo inetead of ‘tote thos ell asco (Ht, tai a ag ree Hyves eden Tuco Miage Jo n iting. Jobe Neory, Ji pra hihs t on lind Gibbe, Molsher ad Gur wae Fare, Wm ie ae | Rapnebe. We | Woot Ras ian Ry Ms eae Monee ite 4 wean eee T Ate | THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1863.- - “TRE PL BHKET. Thantetedl . THE THEATRE PRANCATS Tots charming place of amusement was roopeved for the @ahon On Tuesday evenin: lool. A mo’ (agusobabie ae dionoe filled the house Lo overerow ling. Mawager Jursnet, who has just roturnea from Paris, brought with Bin tho following artists.—Meadames Levisseur, Bergeon and Helene Donation; also Moasrs, Roohe, Faye aa Doastion, Of the troupe which played with #0 much success last e0as0e. Mr. Juuuet rotamed Miles. Hamburg aud Nabuaie Dumas and Messrs, Graviec and Edgard. Seribo's charming comedy, “Bataille de Dawes,” was (ast Tuesday vening chosen for the dobat of Mme. Levassour and Messrs. Roche, Fayo and Donation, Tho play was admirably porformed Mme. Levasseur, as the Counters, proved te bo @ careful, intelligent and capable artist. Mie, Hamburg playod the role of Loonie excetientiy, M. Rocke, as (be Prefet, was very successful. Ho is really a talented por- former. M. Faye, who has @ very propossesaing appear- ance, was a chalewrevs lover gand was beartily applauded during the evening. M. Donatien, the comigue, is evidently « capable artist, and was woll recoived. The comedy ts one which, whea played, must ever prove very attractive; and on this oc- casion there was 60 much applause bestowed upes the performance that wo are fully carried out ia asserting that the opouing aight of the Theatre Fraucais was a de cided success. ‘The second performance will take piaceon Saturday evening. ‘on. 3404. 2570, 4 3152, 2106, 2500, 264 ae Sxvma Crass 65! —Oct. 34, 1863, GO, 5X. 24, 12, In, 32, 5, 37. ‘Chass 540—Oot, 28, 11, 32, 37, 6X, TS, 36, 35, did eek ts 50, 52, ‘Ctrewi een! of charge. * (1 SLT ES either te BD! BBY £0, y Coll RA OLAss 699—Oct. . 52, 29, 23, 62, yes 13, 6, 32. Cass 660—~Oct. 28, 1805, 27, 78, 44, 54, 69, 70, 56, 61, 71, 31, i by addressing . E. BIMMONR & CO., Successors to Jno, A. Morris & Co, Hxrfta OLass SAS —Wet, 38. 196. 26, 49, 4, 29, 50,20, 16, 40, G4. 56, 68, UI, 51. Cua 346—Cot. 8, 63 12, 16,2, 17, Al, 5' 3 a7 4, 67. 33, 27, 1A, 67. Cireniars sent hy addressing FRANCK, BLLIS & 00.. Managers, Coviagtos, Ky. Prizes shed ries. 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Bachetor's a. in the world—barmless, { etiable, Sold all Grugyists and performers Mpectory St Barcley street, jow Gaar bye—T'ne Rest oy For the Hair—Barry's Tricophero the best and cheapest article, Bou vy all droggiets, 2, Tow pee , tl Dye and by nay Cream, hor boosts BATCHELOR air Dyetn bar, and Wig depot The dye appiled by ak!’ v es Freekies, Spots, speta. iia’ Wate tear ee and Sallowness, Ereptions, Biemisbes cured by GOURAUD 8 463 Broadway Gowraud’s Poudre subtile t proots Hair forenead from upper Ii 1s, OF BBY part of the bod! Warrapied. 453 Brow: ws i rd's Bloom nd bemutit) be com 1 Or iggiate every where plerion aad exo. 443 ioaaway Bogie's Wein Field testore dresses hair 's Binetrie Hair Dye, best in use Be convinced, W. BOGLE, Bowon. sold everywhere Diets ea Dew for oe proving the en cod coe D. D. GRIFFI tifying and im- 10 Genera! Agent 119 Broadway Radical Care Astor Howse Sik Braces, Ac A lady ot MISCKLLANKOUS. A™ re In he bee MISCELLANEOUS A ract * oe . o be . . * . Prom the wrong Homplat-“ho ooaty elite Geld—the man ston of the rich amd humble abode of the poor—from the the mountain top, distant valleys aod (ar of winades of the evean—frome every Que and corner of (he crime! world—Ie pourtag in the evidence of the astomuahing offerte of DRAKE'S PLANTATION BIT TERS. Thoosnte upow thowsands of letiers tike the Col bowing may be soon at our otlicn — Kaupaneny, Wis, Rept. 16, 1853. T have been t the army hospitals for Cour. tora months. apeechioss aad vearty dead, At Altoe, I, tation Biter, * * © Three bottles restored my speech andcwret me, © © © they gave mo a bottle of 0. msaw, O.. 8, PLAOTE. July 2 13, of (ne house for Wwe years will srofuia and erynipeies, efter paring the dectere over $160 wMhowt beaniit, bas bern cured by tou bottion of your bitters, * * © BDWARD WOUNALL. ‘The followings from the Manager of the Unioa Home Soneol for the Children of Volunteers: — Viereanvante sreces, New Yous, Aaguet 2, 1963, De Dasae—Your wonderful Piaatation Hitters hare been tiven to some of our Iittte children, aulfering from weakness and weak lungs, with meat happy effect. One littie girl, im Particular, with pains imthe head. loss of appetite and daily wasting consumption, ow whom medical skit! had been exhausted, bas boen ontirely restored, Wecommenoed with Her appetite ncreased; oe but « teaspooaful of Bitters « day. Gtreugth aad health followed. ton Bitters have saved m; * Mra, 0, M. DRVOE. fly Belleve the Pianta REV. W. H. WAGGONRR, Madeld, N. ¥. © © © Thou wilt send me two boitles more of thy Pian. tation Bittera, My wife has beon greatly benefited by thoi Thy friend, ASA CURRIN, Philadelphia, IPs © © © Thave bron a great had to abandon preachiog have cured me. feeoe (rom dyapeyaia, aud The Piaatation REV, J. & OATHORN, Recheator, N. &. © © © Hend us twenty-four doren more of your Plame tation Bitters, the popularity of which are daily inereasing with the gueste of our house. © © © T have given the Mant SYKES, CHADWICK & CO. "a Hote!, Washington, D. ©. jon Bitters to hundredte yout aston! a. WD, Iahing effect, ANDREWS, Buperintendent Soldiers’ Home, Cincinaat, 0. © © © The Plantation Hit complaint, of whick 1 abacdon my business Hh. KINGAL have 4p prostrate rod me of liver | hat to | Cleveland, 0. © © © The Plantation Hilters have cured me of ade rangement of the kidni tressed me for years, ©. 0. MOORE, Agent for Colgate & AYORS: OFFIOM, MUM YORK, JUL 3 iM — = a ls ue Oe ac, ae. ac, ao ae The Plantation Bitters make the weak strong, the languid eat me, ecters toe brilliant, and are exausted nainre’n great restorer Tt acts i 1 urinary organs that has dis. «Tt Broadway. are composed of the celebrated Catteaye Bark, Wintergreen, Bansafras, Roots, Herbs, Ae. at preserved In pertecty pure & Crois Rum. 8, T1800. Persone of sadeatary battts troubled with weakness, Inara palpitation x he gos ot appetite, disteose after They | 1 Late inert ALY DOZEN PREM BY MATL Fe BEAUTIFUL CHASED Marrs i. wtcasrnus Vor Card Photographs, to wand up | eer ve call the IMPROVED AMERICAN CARTE Pomrr sale Uy wih —_ Yor vinctur cw ef Photograp Durem and BLeroscopic Views. | J ™ foo vinous, uM Alnies | 7 CRIME WITT ERA gotekt sevpleatie pend acuta wae Lent vend 10 4 mating - oar ‘ALB. during (or hae | ¢ GuIMBAN Wall (hcces ium ‘alee 1 2 roveidees me 1 ia eunaney was der" OR. lative of dixeaaes sncidomt eperctors. bes Fiste to which 1 had tr ; for examination Atatdnatv tes ate LION and JULIUS G POtL whic (ollows, will assure bie Mant akey Lc dicimad virtue — Kas Youn. Yoo. 14, Lath From a knowlmige of the inescdbenis and vortr Hons entering into Ue componits wit an Crimean Bitters,” we ace enables high commendaiion. Caliaaye com: tinenta, Lopether w dretied medicinal proper nmending it Ye Visine generally, aa an vuvigorating tonle, Hrtemded digeative organs. Frou ite aiterative properties It ia calea| ly ae io mOdernte quantities, 0 and Agne. wuld forma of Newralia and itheumatian. Antidote to the eitvcts produced by change of weir aad correcting Diarrhea Karine Dyspepaia shel Kendar Yl great ie: Nansee, Bea piokvess. It les of delicate conatttuttows, and the infect va is composed oxeiustvniy of vegetable ma costes ng bo metalic oF fem | peennye of whet Ita tantra nromatie, warming, and arerzinbie te, the CMMs Usa Ponte ae D Bubaenuemely | Hospital ai Newars, N a ince afimber of VEVER AND AGUK, which had ‘efied dee waual re one, me time since the formule + crodiemts was eam mutied CRORON GENBRAL HAMMOND, U8 AL, vreased his unqualified approvaica of the combiam SUROROKS OF THK UNITKD SYATEN ARMY An vareitte toca t B, D¥BPRINEA COBTIY RA Es RICK TEADACHK, SAUTE Db Heal Dewi tie CoOL. AMIE PUATULENCH, ‘ CHOLERA HORKUR, hah £ NEURALCLA AND. KHTKUMATENM * wits tt ae INDIGLSTL RAUREA, LObH OF Low nn Or K. ar Labs, W atamdde and medica ark, Pry REACTION one compound ts frowns Ula act cit it DROWSY OK HTUPEFYING follows, To Ute regard wr CHALLENGK TH WORLD to eqnal tt eaens ILTON & 00. eat, RKSTORK AND sett . 6 Wrond way, New Fore Yor | MUNs 4 comrany | J Boll store of Amer oan aot Yorwign Patente. and publiahere of ue tinatated “MCLENTIFLS A MiMt ‘row, New Mors, | aluphiets of infor nmcion about paveate Ceve, | Kprelmem cores of ‘he paver tron or Judges before whom the e0 te Page lain addition 10 \v the oly In my genere! wroene SWAYNE 4 PANACTA, amrat AAP IATIN AND BLOOD PURITY (EM, WAYNE) PAN AL Ys GRRAT AUTRE ANDY BiOOU runes " = Men FAD ACA: eating, Lorna Live, com pation, Ac, deserve to sutter if GB AT ALTEMATINE AAR iiaol ryatvine Whey Git got ry tne ky mae wait wernlict, "They are recommended by the the highent medical authoritien i bres pene pai a} barmiess, Pte petwoas are already plate side labels, Gold by reapectable dealers through: Pr HW DRAKE & Co SR ‘silat Frartg fa ted to prodyes a prison. hi preiending t0 sel! Plantation pie t fm bulk of by the gallon Is a swindler and impostor, We only put itup ia our log oftig bottles Beware of botties fefilled with Imitation deieierioue stull, for which several Woe that every boule has our United States sfheap over the cork and signature o@ baad | + habitable globe 202 Broadway, N.Y. ROMATIC SCHIRDAM sOHNarre MPOKTED IN| ROTTLER rhe oniy pure liquor imported ta vettion. and oald from under the Custom House lok. ie at retail by all druggints and grocere ® Role Impo A XEW ParENt 4 GAS APU ARATUS roe COUNTRY RESIDE NCHS, PURLIC BULLDINOM, FROM 0) UW A GEO 1 KITCHEN &0., @t Broadway OW PRS INFANT CORDLAL Sold a HELM Bowes soress Empey Pi (ones, Bunion J 4 IRECTION Lape ad comred Wt purcbasere, ay VIC mare Ltt PEt bial or Ro tester ie ore r Laveen I mount mont wont sicar NtonT SIGHT BLOOMING NIGHT BLOOMING A mom . 1m tH 7 at eats ant nae toe “= 4 Be old ng LM ROL ® 4 broadway 8 Lys + LA fone aida ot fia Pun proper 13 3° young fur “be bate “are Comey Ayenarnere ASD na othe Seb High pr a paid at 18 Beare na variety of the and 6 “mae sappy t INVERTED WAtLA Piitaie pw ace ALL mmedent Windy Paine 4 "ey raat wanel ENLAR ED he KINDA, vo ied Coes! Warehouse, FoR THE HAIN axD are Wa Male 1) Vatvere 7 yam Mew Tork amt OF aes ne eee “teet, Thay o eithedlony a0 aareeanie, perfectly pure aad | tered m4 7a} cyocored by thie world renewed if the shia on , onnent The Panevan,” inet wally. reommented by low msi pore NI . A) HEMHOLD ® Dreg end we NO row iway, New Vor T wou ” Tar HOLLOW AY & WORM CONE CTIONS. AND PYROTIVE SAMROT MU MART Trt ro tH Toey ares te 7 mete JONNHTON, HOLLOWAY @ COWDEN Parry rHouee " TOO LATE FOR CLAS “Ts ee oe TRION NOMINATION FOR a fa votes: > hewn it wee bie oppeaen of he an wee 8 Hh Pomren Heoreaey marr caries sls ar =, Twrerra © ea eo oe Fm es “eanar oh Wading s Ha War om, Tord wramen, wren IMR and 8S eee 8 Nk ee aoen Orme A ee ee ee rr | i i j ;