davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-22

PEssos friend F. F. Burlock
rsee,vsd bic eommiasion - Fret Lsutenapt Of
The 18th Iaisatsy. froa The Secretary Of War
yesterday. He hes not jet received orders =
report himself at any point. bat holds himssli
In readissss 70 do %. He vas expecting the
appoiatmsnt Of Sseosd Lisutsnant, but was
ssrsssbly ssspsissd By gsssias Ne higher pei.
tiea. Good for Burloek.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-22

Go1No OYr.-The brass field piece
which hss served 70 arouse the military srdoi
Of our people % many times on great eseas
ioas, tskss leave Of osr city to-day for th'
western border, where Il viii bsseus terror
y sueh lnjuss - ~ 6t 70 iavsds The Psass
and dignisy Of the State. The piece hes beer
pat in good sonditiss. Several kegs OF powder
viii be taken along With Il.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-22

DIs. JOHN n. ADLE0.
OFFICE-THIRD STREET, BET. MAIN AND
~ Brady streets
RssIDsNCs-No. l5 West Fourth street, bet.
Main and morrison, in ths hesss rsssnty oesapisa
BY DR.. FOUNTAIN.
my3 d0m
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-22

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE
i No. -, corner Main ssa Third streets, Dsv.
export, Iowa
DR.. kRID osn b Consulted st his oAss 1t all
bous Of the day and night, unless pre(sssioaallZ
engaged. sspt5e
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-22

OEOR0E z. aUD0gLL.
TTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY PUB.
"A Lie. O11ics, No. Ii up staiss )ovW 6aith's
Variety Store, corner Of Brady and 3seond Streets
apl6-dly
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-22

DIR. WM. r. HlLLS,
FORMERLY or LIZ CLAIRE, WOULD AN.
II nOunes % ths oititissns Of Davenport aod
vicinity, that no has commenced the practice Of
his profession in this city, sad will carefully and
He may So found st eli times & the L. Claire
House whsa not sbssnt on pse(sss,o ossl business.
fry7-Vlwkdtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-22

NEW PENNSYLVANIA HOUSE.
TORNER or FOURTH AND IOWA ST0.,
~ Davenport, Iowa. DAVIS : Sons, PropeistoS.
9res Onni6us % ard froo the esss. OAes Tor
Stages leaving Tor LeClairs, Phasetss, Lyoass De-
Witt, Naquoksta, and Ananosa.
Fare Ose Deliar psrdaV. eaG0-1y
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-22

SsAMK PLUAgR. oD0. 4. VAN 9OoBu
PLUnMER 4 VAN aaOsEN,
< TTORNRYs AND COUNSELORS At Law
IN and Notariss Public. Alss, aeente for the
Charter Oak City Fire Insuranoe Co., Hartford,
Conn.,, Capital, $500 900; City Firs Insufanse Co.,
New Haven, Conn.,, Capital, 4500,04e.
Once IN LeClaire Bloek, Davenport. sept
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-23

give each Of the roops from that Stete waterproof
blanket, come 10000 in number, and the work of
raising the money is going on. These blankets are
furnished at 81 cOst but the funds WIN be forhcom-
ing The ladies' there have knitting clubs for making
socke.
Great sumo Of money are coming home from ROM
Of the Pennsylvania regiments for their families, and
It's distribution is doing immense good. The amount
thus received here will sensiby relieve the aus eri'
ties Of the season. The volume of correspondence
from camp is almost fabulous.
The United States steamer Brooklyn, now at our
Navy-Yard for repairs is found to be rs rotten as II
che had been twenty years at sea, though built az
Now-York ia 1853. Scarcely timber about her j.
sound. while her engine and boiler are in frightful
condition. II may cost $4,000 to get her again
afoat.
Defenses for the city are being provided. Some
500 rifles and muskets have been purchased for the
purpose, with numerous cannon and other appliances
of war. Several citizens residing in Europe have
made donations of cannon, all which are here. None
of these preparations are the result of Mr. Stewards
warning, but were entered upon months ago.
So few failures have occurred among US for some
weeks past, that the stoppage Of heavy dry-goods
firm last week, excited much remark, and has In
duced new scrutiny in regard to commercial paper
1t is now believed that most branches Of business
have been thoroughly sfted by the times, and that
all who have weathered them to this date VIII be
able to hold up in the future Every slough Las iIs
bottom, and this has been reached.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-23

throw Ofthe Continental UDiOoi ne o',c;:iIo q re
o1Mtdins tOes Who has ever anspsea tIe
Vi VIC Pold tk;s mountain system, its passes, and
= pToyts and the hope of Continental Union, the
ls insniration and mission of our race 10
onsnched forever. 1t 10 policy to anticipate and
conquer results.'
If the Government will only send the Gov.
ernor Five or Six Millions of its surplus cash,
and authorize him to enlist, arm, equip, mount,
aud feed eight or ten regiments we will war
rant that jeff Davis does not get the Rocky
Mountains this year, and that gold will be more
abundant in and around Denver than it has
ever yet been.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-23

demned, as far as have heard, by all moneyed and
business mem and even il Mr.. Summers speeches
had done harm, they have not done thoIsandth
part much as this unlucky document, which, judg
ing from its effect to have had nc other object
than TO divide disturb and distract country already
suffering sufficiently in these particulars.
Mr.. Dickinson Of Amherst, whoreceived the nomi.
nation of the Republican Convention for Lieutenant
Governor, and Mr.. Abbott of Lowell, who received
the nomination fer Attorney General, have declined
and the old Republican incumbents the only ones
who remain the ticket. The attempt to soften the
inveerate political prejudces Of the Democrats and
Bell-Eyerett men has brought only modification and
defeat TO the Republicans who hoped 30 much from
it, The State Committee meet next Friday, to fill
vacancies upon the ticket and they win probably re-
place Mr.. Foster upon the ticket as Attorney
raj, and find some Republican to serve Lieutenant
Governor. Very little interest IL felt in the election,
and the vote will be small. Gov. Andrews vote
will be reduced in the towns upon the Troy and
Greenfield Railroad account of his official action
in connection with that Of the State Engineer, in
stopping the supplies for that work. II Is anticipated
that next year there will be great political struggle
over Mr.. Summers reelection and looks as if no bet
ter time could be selected forbreaking down thatgen
teman if bis enemies had their choice Of occasions
During The Winter presume any quantity Of rsscaty
and ceatery will he unearthed here sin other States
and the party in power will Of course have to suffer
the odium, no matter who is to blame. With such a
prospect, TO expect the an-Republicans to give up
their organization while for the most part they
occupy ing nominaIy loyal position, is to assume
that they were fools, which they have never yet
shown themselves to be- Hereabout, they profess
to be the exclusive friends Of the Administrations
and certainly the war thus far has been managed
with regard for the vested rights of shareholders
which ought to excite the admiration and support OF
the Democratic party and go lar to atone for tie sin
Of turning members of that party ont Of Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-23

that State without bis fathers consent. seys,s,
letters were written by the father to the con while
the regiment In quarters at Camp Randall, foy
the purpose OF persnadng him to return At last bs
wrote him that he must come--that he bad large
amount of threshing to do--hat he could not sffoT
TO hire help if it were to be had which was hardl,
possible, owing to the number Of enstments-and
that be must return home and help him, even II b.
enlisted again afterwsrd. The young man replied:
"DEAR FATHER: can't 90 home at present ,houldb,
very ad TO hello you but Uncle Sam has got mighty a
bigger job Of hs than you have, and Pm bound
to see him out Of the woods hfsE"
DEMIJoHY DRILL.-E. p. Kinds of the 9Th ReQi
ment now stationed at Baltimore, in letter to Tie
Maine Pioneer, thus describes new drill:
"Col. Marshall, our new commander, Ia prompt
and efficient officer. AT drees-parade, two days
since, he gave us what he called the demijohn
drill Some one had been permitted to set up tent
inside our lines, and sell eatables TO the sodles
This individual dared to cell rum, which made few
drunk and noisy. This drnnkard maker was arrested
by tho Colonies order, and taken into the guard.
house. His liquor also seized. He was drum.
med out to the tune of Rogues March, presentiuc
a iaughable appearance, with a bottle slung over
each shoulder toddy stick in bis rear, soldier.
ahead of him and soldiers behind him with bayouet,
Gu arged close TO his rear After this the sound OF
shattered glass told that the demijohn wac drilled
ald its contents spilled"
IRISH PATRIoTIsM.-During the last war with
England, the " IrlanJais," 9TH Foreign Regiment
OF the French iue, endeaVOTeu 10 enter the army Of
the United States. In the petition Of the officers TO
the President, they said: "The French Govern.
ment re eived De and treated Us VIII kindness, md
It's with regret we have determined on leayingit.
but ut the same time It's with an extreme sahshe.
ton that we propose to serye STATE whose gov.
eminent is congenial to our feelings, aud whose
spirit of independence has raised it TO the first rank
among nations its resistance TO the tyranny Of
England shall he always engraved on the hearts Of
every real friend of liberty, but most particularly
upon that Of an lrishman. This is the spirit which
now animates the legons Of brave Hlbernians who
are rallyiDg beneath tue Stars and Stripes.
TIE Frankfort tKy) Commonwealth quotes that
which purports to be the proceedings of a meeting
Of young ladies in Indiana, in which they declare
against marrying stay.at-home young men, and
pledgug themselves 10 receive only the addresses Of
soldiers. and makes this cruel comment:
We admire the spirit of these "pretty little dew
lis" and hope that each Of them will bave good
husband and, if possible, editor. But, from the
angelic manner in which our Kentucky girls smile
on -" the Ohio and Indiana boys who have come over
TO defend our yOnng men, we are afraid that the l.
G.'s will have 10 take Home Guards, or do without
chubby dibby entirely.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-23
FROM NEW-ORLEANS.

THE REBEL PREPARATIONS FOR DEFENSE.
The Louisville Journal gives prominence 10 3
statement Of a gentleman just arrived at Lebanon,
XIV. from New-Oreans, who states thai the Rebel
preraratons for the detenFe Of that city are on q
grand scale, and 20 formidable to render the city
secure against assault from any naval force the Gov
eminent can az present command treat improve
mepts. ne saws, have been made recently in the
means of deicuse along the Mississippi River. The
batteries Of rmall field pieces et first erected have
been exchanged fos heavy sioge guns, and many
points have been fortified within few weeks which
were until then assaable and unprotected There
have been sent out from Memphis alone feet OF ten
gnn.boais, which had been operating between that
POINT and Columbus, Ky.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-23

TEE Fnsr sEoEs1osIsr.--When General Greene
retired after the battle Of Euaw to the Santee hlls
in September 1851 the South Carolnians endeavOr,
ed TO persuade the Maryland and Virginia .5OT2 mO
desert aud 10 home. Az last fellow named limo n'
thy Griffin, seeing some Maryanders IN earnest co..
versation with officer, went up ana oIehi! G.s1t
Mcpherson Of Mary land, knocked the muno9s sq@sn
Carolmian down, and then had him arrested. ine
next morning he was tried found guilty and S sSGs
Immediately, IN presence Of the whole army. iDls
pat atop TO SeeeSsion.'
The sun., 1861-12-13

L,ACEi4IOk FAMILY fDOUk-WAk
Elr~hEd ~ sii,! prtc- q pcr Dbl, tslivnesd IRE
" n. GnJ.ETTR 9OS PrufiA - Ortsr r'c'fve
n RrU,kIyn, ., is0 Pulto Avn, snd Sss FuIto
piiIisunsbvrgh. Tr GRAM ~ C'~r-npAnL oruer ~
>Lyss Hnd ID - Jersey Oiy, espre- oSo., " -
lbsose Pfsoa afe alsc.ile
The sun., 1861-12-13
OFFICIAL AND LEGAL.
COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE.

~ December o, 1901.
Public notice Ia hereby given that, ON the !th day
Of Dee ember, shall proceed " draw panels Of Ju-
rors for the following Courts, be beld in and for
the City and County Of New York, on the 9th day o..
January, 1862.
A panel Of 100 Petit Jurors for supreme Court
Circuit-p.It2.
panel Of 100 Po,n Jurors for a Supreme Court
md Court of Oyer and Terminer-Psrt l.
Two panels Of l0i Petit Jurors each, for q Court
| 4 Common Peas-Parts and y.
Two panels Of lOi Petit Jurors each, for SUPERB
n COuTt-PArts and ..
A panel Of 80 Grand Jurors for Court OF Oyer
and Terminer. -
panel of 20 Grand Jurors, and = panel Of lbC
Petit Jurors, foI Court Of General seAaions.
JOHN CLANCY,
do srl2 Clerk.
The sun., 1861-12-13

DHEUMATISM.- SHOULD
IL bear in mind thit this Ia the Of the yso
when acheA and pains are most felt To avoid theu
they should not neglect trying ihs bsSa rsmsdy 10
vAe-FuTmAns
RHEUMATIC ANNTHILATOR,
which "a sold al the low price Of
IL CENTs PER BOTTLE,
bringing Il within the reach of all. No loss ,nAn
O0OS bottles have been sold since its Introduction,
and from she evidence Of those who have tested 10
miraculous powers over Neuralgia RhcumatiErn.
Sore Throat, Pains In the Side, Neck IDns, Ao,, ~
slso In cases of PIlES, stAmpa II Ai onoe ~ ,hs
POOR MANS FRIEND.
Gos bos,ie, try IL, and you will be convinced aha,
va have no, oyerrated il powers IN the leAsa W.
have established Agencics At the following places
Variety Store, &C South second st; Drug Store cog
South Sixth and sth SITS; MrH Bakers 81 south IN
81; and cor. Clymer n. and Wythe ave, williams
burgh. In New York-a CAMPBEI4LB Dru,
Store, COR s,h ave. and 2sth 81; l9ok Bowery; 9T'
Division n oor. ID and sO%h stS cor. Stantoi
and Allen sta, and cor. Of Houston u AMI Avenue
and by AL respectable Druggists. n9O S4Ao
The sun., 1861-12-13

~ i@AA ~ iA"Oi fNhINNb NIL
- CuuTt strest, Bruoklyn. and Ill Brsad S,y.
New York,-Mutusl, Sitn = cs-h capital of sIK.
600, invested Ia stocks Of the state of New York
and hrst olas bpnds and mortgages.
Dividends tt prihts declared annually and an
piled Immediately " reduce the amoun, Of ourr.s,
premium.
Premiums payable ore.haf In cash and oas-b.if
In ncte At ~ months, which n not In any -,
subjeCt to Sss ssmefts, but II y permanent loan
on the policy, 70 he psld only hy the Apploasoa a
profits, CT deducted from the amount due when ne
polcy becomes pSyab e. The cash part nf ths
PREMIUM may be paid annually, sent annually, or
quarterly IN nve, ten, or any number of ye.rz On
IN one sum.
Pu4ioise, the premium on which Ia payable In sv,
annusi paynents may be surrendered At tho arpi-
ration Of tvo yeArH and the Company will Issue kr
paid up policy Tor lie fr two hhha Of the oriai-
nal sum; n n three yysrs, for threo-hfths etc, Ard
on the same principlA where the premium Il pays
bic In ten or any ,ther number Of years.
Policies Issued for life for any term of yearu
scale, at rates ~ low any sound mutual O. s.oak
company.
Prtmiums on short term and non-participssins
policies Ar. payable In cash.
Endowment POlic's Issued. the sum pay.bls "a
the representative Of the party At death, 10 him O.
Also I'll forms of Clilrrns eudOwmants and .nnui-
~ POLICIES on the at favorable tefms
" This Company hss adopted principle IN
tended IN prevent the larse Of any policy and
cure " the assired In every all the avurAnss
which their paymenta will provide for. Our rasn.-
bers need not apprehend, therore that their insbi
lity to pay the remium NJ any future time win IN
vUlve the lo@a Of what they have paid.
Our prurpectus and other publications win b
sent gratuitously 70 all who require ID.
God Agents wanted, snd will be treAtsd with oa
most liberal terms.
The sun., 1861-12-13

ITO LET-CHEAP APARTMENTS IN Sd
l. ave, Nos 500 s6I, and In rear II TS5, and store
and apartments In 800 East 18th 1t; also stores suit
Sbe for any business In the new houses cor 23d 1t.
and ave A. Inquire on the premises, or Of NJ.
O'KEEFE, 1876 Fast 23d st. d9 2iac'l@
The sun., 1861-12-13
LEGAL NOTICES.

ELECTION EOTICE-THE ANNUAL
IL meeting of the Stockholders Of the Washington
ice Company OF the City Of New York, will take
place on TUESDAY, Dec. 10,h 1861, al IL o'clock, A.
A., at this once Of the company, foot Of lChrstopheT
stlset, North river at which meeting Five Trustees
1Ill be chosen W conduct the business for the en-
,uiug year. By order Of Trustees.
r. PARKER, JR-, Secretary,
New York Nov. 20, 1851 n9O 1914
The sun., 1861-12-13
RAILROADS.

DIRECT RAILROAD ROUTE
~ BETWEEN
NBw YORK AND WASHINGTON
VIA
CAMDEN AND AMpOY AND NEW JERSEY
RAILROADS.
PHI ADELPIIIA. wlLNlNGTON AND BALTI-
MORE RAILROAD,
AND
WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD.
TRAINS MOVING SOUTH FROM NEW YORK.
Leave New York A M, 9 Pm and II P.M.
Leave PhilAdelphia il.S5 An, 1876 z M aud . 30
AN.
Leave Baltimore 90 Pm. 40 A. NJ and I. T.s5 AN.
Arrive At washington 20 Pm, An AMI S.1O
AN
TRAINS MOVING NORTH FROM WASHINGTON.
Leave Washington 6.lO AN, II AN and Pm
Leave Il Ltimore $50 A NJ, |. 10 4. NJ anu 100 p. ~
Leave Philadelphia 2 Pm, 6.s0P NJ and Night.
Arrive At New York o PM, 10 Pm aud AN.
b. NJ. FELTON,, Pr'st.
4. W. and ID. Railroad,
November %, 1s6i.
The sun., 1861-12-13
LEGAL NOTICES.
,UEsIIIN1yy ov AN ORDER OF THE

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THK
Surrogate u the County of New York, no
uoe II hereby given " all pervOs having clams
sagainss JOHN W. BOwDKN, lste q ths City q
new rerk. dsoeesed, 70 present the same, With
of =. y, hlnsey, No. i09 Cedar street., IN the City
o. rsv nott. on o. before ths l5tb dag of Aprl
nszt' % D-aed, New rork, The s,h day of Oaober,
lNi' ROBERT BOwDR2t.
J. q. RAMSEY.
The sun., 1861-12-13
N PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE

4 Surrogate 1t tie County u Ne~ York, nOtio- Is
hereby given n al persDnA having claims AyAins,
BENJAMIN SMITH, late uf Gre.nWich, Conn, de-
ceas.1 81 present the with vouchers ther~uf 70
the Subscriber, At the ofoa Of Ollie Close At Cruton
Pals, westohester Co., Nov York. on .r before ,he
First day of January next
Dated, New York,t 94th day u June, 1851.
TITUS MEAD, Administrator,
with Will annexed.
The sun., 1861-12-13
DENTISTRY.

DR. HOYT, DENTIST, 907 BROADWAY,
~ doors above 2nth ID. inserts beautiful sets q
teeth with or Will out extracting the roots gold
as low ~ S2s silver. % rubber, $40 platnA
80 Artihcial boAs filling tnsertsd without PALM
SO osnts gOid. % osAta 70 81 AnAlgan. 10 oenis.
II work WAEranlsd. d Ma e'11s
The sun., 1861-12-13
INSTRUCTION.

1CEN WRITING LESSONS o., OR 20 FOR
unlimited. Writing and Arthmsslo 80 per quar-
tss, Te Lessons each. % BSwery and $50 fultoA q.
Brooklyn Gov. KING writes. oo. PAnmg plsa
lnSlEunaAsA LajYs1szAGs snA szPsdillOAs, Al ia
The sun., 1861-12-13

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THR
Surrogate u tire County OF New York. Notice "
a,reby given 70 all persons having clSinis &gsinn
JOHN KELLY, late Of the city Il New York. do
1eassd, " present the same with vouchers thereof
70 the Subscriber, at his ofct, 10 Avenue ID,
Third street. Ne. giS Pearl street, In tbs city of
New York. on or before the 26th day Of January
naxt Dated, New York, the 26th day Of Juns, 1891.
WILLIAM WALSH. AdIaLnistrAlor.
The sun., 1861-12-13
N PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OP THE

Surrogate Of tn- Couny u NV YORK, notice ~
hereby given 10 all p-rsyns having claims agains,
JOHN BOACn, l-te OF the city " Nov York. de-
coaa.d, 10 prs.nt ths with vouchers thsref
the sulectl~r, At the OH ~ u T. jams Gnvar Ksl
No. wall sreet, In the city Of New York, or 10
fore the fourth day Of May ueKt. Dsled, Nav York,
ths S5lh day Of o, tnl+t, 1851.
EI.lZABETu ROACH, EHecuHiE
John uOEY, Ex,.ritrr
The sun., 1861-12-13
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER or TIE

L Burrugate Of tbs County of Nru York Nstioe Il
hereby given " all pen-ns having claims against
sIl-AS BROWN, late of ths City Of New York. Mer-
chant dsceas,d, IN present the with vOuch-
thercofto tie Sutscritsr, At the 5tHe of w Lsh
Coultsq 4 Co., No. gil Pearl strsot in the City Il
New York, before the 10Th LAY of April NEXT
Dated New York, the % day OF October, 1861.
ALEXANDER X WALSH, Acting Erecutot u
BlI.As BROWN, deceased.
The sun., 1861-12-13

EURS, FURS, FURS-LADIEs BUY YOUR
l. hIrs 90 per cent. lesss than at any other store
in the city, al the great Rocky Mountain Depot,
Sable Capes, mud and cuffs, 81 70 50; French Mink
cape, muff and cuffs, $Sts SlOj French Mink nuns,
Slto So b9; Water Mink mutfs, So TO So 30; French
Sable muffs 81 30 10 S3 Mink Martin, per set, SIS,
worth $50, at FOSTERS, lTs Chatham square, cor
Mott "a. do 24ac'l20
The sun., 1861-12-13

SEWING MACHINES FOR SALE-SING-
- er's No. 1, fast speed, I'd hand, Ia good order
cheap for cash, st OH Eighth ave, cor ssth 81 In Sc
RAr store, dell 9'llO
The sun., 1861-12-13
N PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE

PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE
Surrogate Of the County Of Now York, and no
cording 70 the statute In such case made and pro-
yided, notice u hereby given 70 all persons having
claims against WILLIAM BROWN, Late Of the City
Of New York, deceased, that they are required 70
exhibit the same with the vouchers thereof 70 the
Subscriber, the administrator Of the goods, chat
tells, and credits Of the said William Brown, do
ceased, q the once Of Hunt Ogden, No. 70 Nss-
sau street, In the City Of New York, on or bsfors
the Twelhh day Of February, A. D., 1899.
DAled July 18lh, 1851.
The sun., 1861-12-13
< SABLE HALL

EURS-FURS-FINE MINK SABLE HALF
Il capeaI dark and rich, we now sell from $50 "
$40, Same as we sold last winter for $45; fine Mink
tain Fur Depot l7s ChAthsm Square, cor. Mott u.
do 24Ac'196
The sun., 1861-12-13

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER or THE
surruRss- Ot the County Of New YORK, notlcs is
hereby givsp " all persns having claims sgAinsi
HARM ID. LUllR5, l.te u the City ofNsv York, de-
oess.d, present the with vouchers thsrsof "
the Suscrtt-rs, at the Otics Il Charles Cheney, No
1Sb Broadway, In the City " Nrw York .on before
the 18th day ~ March next. Dsiesi, hsu York, the
l1th day u 5rp,s.mber 1901.
SOPHIA l.. LUHRS. Admini-tratrik. a
CHARLES CHENEY, ,Administralar, do,
Of HARM ID. LUIRS.
The sun., 1861-12-13
FUJIIS.
TTENTiON LADIES |


n FURSIl FURsil FURs
rhs old established New York Fur Manufacturing
Co., Depot SO Chatham n, offer greater Inducements
thar ever. Now Ia the time 70 get your winter suit
tor about half the usual price. We have large
treah, and tho beat selected stock Of Furu W Be
found, Al the following very low Is,eat
WAisr MINI, Cape, MuR and Cuf.L - 90 wSt.n
Mink, full y Cape, Hun and Cuffs, $40 MArsl
Mink, y Cape, MuA and Guns, $40 On Frencl
Mink, Cape, Mun and Cuffs 81 W $40 Frencl
Mink, full y Cape, MuR and CutfA, $l0 " Si2oC
French Sable, Cape, Muh AAd Cufh, 81 70 $40
French Mink Mufs, 81 " $9 Water Mink Mutfs
81 " $s French Sable Mufhs, 81 TO 90 bOi Ws,e,
and French Mink, French sabls and American Htel
and Rock Martin y Capes, 50 ~ $s Victorines, 81
" 90; Balls, Stone Martin, Fitch hTtin, Mini
Martin, Brook Mink, and Grey Siberia Squirrel
equally Al ow. A large variety Of Chidrens Pane!
furs. New York Fur Manufacturing Co., DepO
3 ChGahAA 81. Cleaning, repairing and altering
aoaly dona FILMING, Manager. o2l TaAc10
The sun., 1861-12-13
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE

IOhobhNCb VI nv OhDEh VT iIlh
Surrogate Of tie County " New York, notics "a
hereby given % all p-rsInA having claims ag4insi
JOHN w. COGswELI., late of the city Of Nrw York,
Diseased 70 present the same, with vouchers there
IL u the subscriber, at her residence No. 83T Hud-
sn street In the city Of New York, or b fbre ths
she.nth day u March naxt.-Dsted, New York, ths
"a day of Septem her, 1861.
WARY COGswEII., Adminlatratrix
The sun., 1861-12-13
GROCERIES.

CHEAP PRovIsIONs-PoULTRY, LIVE
~ or dresd ST. 10 cts Bueer IL % 10 cts
Checae " 8; Pigs he's q spare Hba and hooks ~
tritn nineu . " 3 pigs wis =, o, ., 10 cts t,e'
l00 ffeah bsef aud mutton " cts, at 3S2 and sah
Wet lS,h %, bet ieth and Ito avea, neu W the
old parking honse & VAN PRUNr q WA ATROUs.
de12 3'iaa