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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-04-25
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On the Ohio River. the 18th Instant Of wounds
ceved in the battle of Pitsburg Landing, CHESTER A.
BuGKKAND, Co. b., 72d Regt, o.vI.O second son Of
SrRPnEH BGcKI.AsD, of this place. fln
Thus the life another noble and brave youth been
laid upon the altar of his country. The agonzed and
bleeding hearts, the sad and desoate households all
our beloved land, who number them bring them
recfs For several years CHESTER employed in our
Office, and portion Of the time member of family.
Ills principles and conduct in all respects consist
ent and right and In all circles lie was favorite His
early death acrihced to his countrys rghts) viii leave
great void in the young society of place. His de-
sire to enter the army purely from Of duty
and well his part in the brief term of his service
In another column win be found letter written by him
his mother he last he wrote the day before he
received his death wound He aconssten and faith
full Christian md has entered into his reward We copy
the following, communicated to the DemOcrut'
Mr.. BucKLASn born in Ednburg, Portage county,
Ohio, Jan 1871 and was therefore 2l years OF age He
was the of four all born in Edinburg and in
tho house He engaged in the Journal Office
printer for time, and possessed Of an unusual
amount Of general information for young man OF ms
age Fora year two previous to his enlismen he had
been studying in the Grammar School of the Western Re-
In Nav, 1859 he united with the Presbyterian Church
of Fremont. His Christian character stable and his
consistent In November last he enlisted In the
I'D Regiment 0V. He was nephew of Col II. T. Buck
land. He belonged to Company b, Capt. Geo. Raymond
lin which company his brother, IL. w, auckland is
Lieutenant The evidence is clear and conclusive that m
enlisted of duty. lie felt ready to sacrifice
anything that necessary for the good OF his country
Hewas engaged in the skrnish Of April 4tl when Ma
jor Croeket taken prisoner and described the part his
company acted in the hght in letter received since h
DEATH Two days later be was wounded at the battle
Pttsbuig Landing-not dangerously as was supposed a.
the time Col auckland hears testimony to the bravery
Of his Fighting He put on board steamboat for Gin
cnnati but died the passage His remains care'
for by Dr. Rawson and sent home 10 his friends He
buried Sabbath last, immense conoourse Of
affecting that ayoung man Of rare worti
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WmE CUTTERS CAueHr.--The Nashville
Union learns that three rebels we're detect
ed by party of our soldiers, on Saturday,
10 cutting tho telegraph wires, some thirteen
miles from the city on the Savannah line.
One received lead Of buekshot in The
back, and was left behind. The other two
were brought 10 bead quarters. Secretary
Stanton, it will be reeoIlected, has ordered
that all such Iascals should be immediately
shot si3 ~ arr.aq ss 4
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Thc Great French IEemedy!
MADAM BovtNs cELEBRATED srbvER-CodTED
EENdAt r. Rlt q

. N-lNff"Nt- H. -
The only certain and SAFE Remedy for all Uterine Oh
strueons Monthly Dnieuitis Irregularities and an the
other diseases 70 whsll the woman Wife and Mother Is
peculiarly liable.
These Pills contain dsietfious ingredients, but
snfe and certain In eir action. They will bo found to
the happest effect IN all Of Proapsus tsri,
in IuchoFe The Whites. they win be found the
sest sndmcst certain shat be found. II ison
account Of this certainly they should not be taken By
Pregnant Females Cdaring ne rsi three monfhs ais
carriage is eertaH 20 be brought on, but at other per
DDS their is perfectly safe.
N. Bone Dollar enclosed to any authorized Agent
will ensure package Of Pills BY return Of mail.
C. Crosby, General Agent,
Fort Erie, G. w., buffalo, N Y.
CAUrIoN.-Beware Of Counterfefts, tho genuine have
the signature Of G. CROSBY, the outside wrapper.
For sae In Fremont BY c. r. McCuhoch, $. auckland,
E. Dillon. In Clyde, wm ). Miller. foy1
rTnE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE OF AN
i INVALID.
Published for the benefit and as warning caution
to young men who suffer from Nervous Debility, Frernn
ure Decay &c suppynga at the time the means Of
sefCare. BY who has cured himself after being put
10 great expense through medical imposition and quack
cry. BY enclosing post paid Addressed envelope uN
etB COPIES may be had Of the author, NATHANIEL
MAYFAIR, ESQ., Bedford, Kings Co., n T. loSl
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JOHN P MooRE, v. G.
HALL CRoGuAS LoDeE, No. II, IO.o.F.,l
- EREMnNr. Anril 10 1RG2-

Whereas the wisdom of Him who IL the former OF our
bodies and the creator OF souls the hand Of aeon
has heavily laid worthy brother Past Grand
STEPHEN BuoKAND, in the removal of his OHEsTER
A. nucKLANii who died the nth instant, of wounds
received while defending the flag OF his country It's ins
tuons and its against rebels and traitors in arms
at the battle of Pittsbdrg Landing Sunday, the 9th
instant Therefore, fiff
cerely and truly sympathize with Past Grand stephen
Buckand and his family in this hour of their grief and
bereavement not with the cold sympathy Of words,
in that ateral spirit inculcated by beloved Ofde
and may God in his boundess love and mercy give the
spiritual consolation.
Resoiued That the above be entered upon the minutes
of Croghan Lodge and that copy signed by the officers
OF the Lodge be presented TO brother auckland.
ResOlrsi That the editors of tho different papers Of
this place be requested to publish the above refoutons
JOHN BELL, N. G. ig
John p MOORE. ". g.
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Prom nIIssonrI.

HoUsToN, Texas Co., Mo-, April 49,
The correspondence Of the Missouri Dem
ocrat says We have been amused at the
reports concerning the whereabouts Of
Price and Van Dorm, Ono day they are
at Pittsburg Tenn, aud the next at Pitt
mans Ferry, ou Black River, whilst we
know that they are at neither place. Last
Monday Price aud Van Dorn's commands
were at Desark, ninety miles below Jack
sonport, on White River. So far from the
rebels being at Pittman's Ferry they have
actually evacuated Pocahontas. The town
is now deserted, tho merchants having
removed their goods. JacksonporG is
also nearly deserted, tho troops hayipgbeen
removed to Desark, ninety. miles south,
where the rebels seem to be concentrating
10 large force Price IS reported to have
gone 10 Corintii Albert Pike, with $500
Indians, and 600 Texan Rangers, were left
on the border 10 harrass Curtis and engage
the Kansas troops il possible, while upon
our south Coleman is jn close proximity.
One Edgar Ashbury is also trying to
raise reeiuet for guerilla warfare on the
border Col. SchnabelIs at Yeilville, Ark,
with 1900 men.
.-.l--l
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iSvBscRiBr ron rHR FREMONT JOURNAL.
Itis published every Friday Morning. 1t con-
taius ALL THE WAR NEWS, together with in
teres,ing ARMY CORRESPONDENTS, cor
fro,n Wnshingicnfand yarious por-
tiuns ofthe country. Particular attention is de-
voted to CovSVF audLocAt MATTERs! 1t is the
BFsr weekly paper in this region. Terms, by
mail, 81 so per year; Is. cents for six months
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SpeciaI lotiees.


Egr MATHEws CHocoLArK WoRM DnoPs
Mover fail 70 destroy and sztermsaie an kinds x fnles
unn Worms. Are perfectly reliable IN Oh and far
superior to any and AL the fancy Worm Connections and
hauseous vermuses n pse They mag be taken At All
tmssiih petfevs saiey. tbst copia No Mercury o.
other deeterous drug Mothors should nigafs purchase
them, aud give their children no other.
(No cathartic whatever Is ntcessafy to be riven.}
For sale hy a Druggists and donlers IN ncfeincs.--
Prcc 25 cents. A. I. MATHEWS 0anofal At
AOy1 Buffalo, \. y. md FoftEfio. n w.
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Our troops have taken nearly $4,000
rebel prisoners since the lst Of January last,
exclusive of those captured at Pittsburg
Landing, viz: Roanoke Island, 1927;
Springfield, No, 600; Fort DoneIson, 49,
900; Pea Ridge, 1900; Newberp 200;
Island No, 10, $500; other places, o54.-
Total, l,7sl. n ,,ss .@o,
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our ttorrespondencc.

We present our readers a large amount Of COR
rcspondence from the Pttsburg Battle ground,
which they viii find interesting. Wehave sew
eral, letters which we have not room to insert;
friends who have sont us letters viii accept our
kindest regards for their favors.
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ll|IVS a3HAg P!III4G|


A SPECIFIC REapDY FOR
Spermatorrhea or Seminal Weakness and General Irri
fabtity in euher
This Malay the terrible consequences Of which too
we'll known to require than bare alusion to em
s Of tho most nsduous, and therefore dangerous of
all the long catalogue Of human ills It saps the very
springs OF Life, rapidly undeines the constitution, and
sinks the unhappy victim into mbecty and premature
grave From to six boxes Of the SPECIFIC PILL are
sufficient to effect permanent in AGGRAVATED
oAsEs whether constitutional arising from abuse
Ereesses.
Medical Testimony.
.we believe be- IN the treatment Of SpermafOrrhsa
as near specific any medicine be"B. KEirm, NJ.
D.. dm. JORr. Of Medical Science
have found them all that could be desired Their e-
ect mas BEEN fused them in Of
Spermatorrioa Of long siandHg which has been under
treatment for years think three boxes will complete
the cure."-E. p. DicKEE, N. d. s4E
EsFy- This Is not Homeopathic Remedy, is there
any mercury other deioerous ingredient combined
with Il. -7.
PRICES1 per Box six boxes for S., by mail e-paid
For sale by all respectable Druggists and Mt the Sole Gen
etal Depot In the United States, by
y. WINCHESTER 30, John St, N. Y.
Nov. l, 1861. S.H.K.&S. N.H.Ct. 42yl
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sIfERIFF,s sALE. .

. Peter StrohL 81, 4 ,r .l.i5i.e ts.y Z.
go = vs. Sandusky County
Fremont Gas Light Company, ct. nl.> Common Pleas
7DY virtue Of an execution to directed from the
IL Court of Common Pleas Of Sandusky County, Ohio,
in the above entitled cause shall offer for sale at tho
door of the Court House, in FREMONT IN said county,
Saturday, May 10th, 1862,
at one clock In the afternoon Of said day, the following
described lands and tenements TO wit; . Il f ~
In.lot Rumber Thousand seyentyrlon in the village
Of Fremont sandsy County Ohio. Appraised at three
thousand one hundred dollars. . - s. =. s-
Finefrock Linsey, Attorneys.
April 4, 1862. 13w0 pr fee$3s2 23
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-04-25

DRASARD LoDGE holds It's regular meeting at Masonic
Hall this friday evening All members Of the fatern-
ity are invited to be present.
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Consumpion Asihraa Chronic BSonehtis Kereoss Pros
irdtion Generel psbii,iy, DysrsPiia Serqfsia Mar
osuus, Lets ef Hpptfifs, NSafdiefa, Female Com
. piafEis, and an Disorders Of the Nervous
fitI Y r y and BLOOD Systems
This remedy has obtained great reputation for most
ExTR AORDfNAf CURES IN ALI S1lNGES or CON.
SUMPTION. tits recommended by many thousand Phy-
sans 70 tie nited States aud Eurppehaying been
ed with UNPARAILELED IN TifE ANNALS OF MIDI
cIxR.
The HVpephosphiies have twofod and specific action;
on the one hand Increasing The principle ich C0NSTI-
TUTEs NERVOUS ENERGY, and on The other, being the
MOST POWERFUL BLOOD GENERATING AGENTS
KNOWN. In cases of Nervous Debility, Prosiration
NJ The eitqi possers from any oause, this remedy has no
superior. fff.ti sod r.r y Il
&c Winehesfer's Genuine PREPARATION, "
Is the only fehabte form of tho iTYrornosrhrrrs made
after the original formula Of DR.. Churchill r f-
ENQUIRE FOR AND USE NO OTHER.
~" a Fair Trial is n Certain Cure. I'm
EV- PRIcEs--Tn7 OK Bottles s1--six Bottles for S.
In 1e Bottles s2.Thrco for So Circulars, gratis-
Sold by all respectable Druggists and at the Sole General
Depot in the United States. hy
J. WINCHESTER, 30 John Street, N. Y.
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The Ladies' soldier Aid society,
Meets every Thursday afternoon, in Buck
land Block (second story.) The ladies Of
the town and vicinity nro invited 70 attend.
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sHERIFF,s SALE.

>sandusky County
Fremont Gas Light Company, ct. al.S commen Pleas.
NY virtue Of an execution to me directed from the
Is Court Of CommoR Pleas Of sandusky County Ohio,
dOer Of the Court House in Fremont in said county, on
Saturday, May 10th, 1852,
o'clock In the afternoon of said day. the following
described lands and tenements to wit
In-lot number thousand seventy -four, in the VT
Iage of Fremont, SRndusky county Ohio Appraised AZ
three thousand one hundred dollars. -
A. r. FERGUSON, Sheriff.
Finsfrock Linsey, Attorneys.
April 4, 1869. iswe pr fee sS,2s
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RrLeadIer ConernI (.arfleId.


A correspondent of the State Journal
writes from the Shiloh battle ground on
the 18th;
/ have just seen General Garfield who
was in the fight, having command Of tho
goth brigade He thinks VIC gained splen-
did victory on Monday, over tho combined
forces of Beauregard, Hardce, Bragg and
Johnson, 81 te,sas 4a aa
Gen. Garfield madea reconnaissance on
Tuesday six miles beyond our lines, and
found hundreds of the rebel wounded dying
of their wounds; many Of them gangrened,
aud begging him to kill themi He says
they were wofully slaughtered yet they re-
treated in good order,--sometimes cutting
tho spokes to their gun-caniages, at others
burying their guns; indicating that they
took their time Intoxicating. M
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Sorghum Seed.

We have a lot Of Sorghum Seed at tho
JoURSAL OFFICE, which we cah,reoOmmend.
Those who want must call soon.
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Colonel Gibson, who has just returned to
Tiffin, gives Almost impressive account of
the awful slaughter that fell upon the reb,
els. On one portion Of the ground, ,of only
four acres, were found the dead bodies Of
seven hundred rebeiss They had probably,
TO some extent, been gathered there for
burial before the rebelrout. He states al
so that our mon had found, up TO the time
Of bis departure from Pittsburg, no less
than $500 ofthe rebel dead, and buried
them; and that our men were yet finding
and bnryiog many more No wonder thai
BeauTegard rstroated TO COTinth. Ae
ri cI..l.., p;.,o. :. a., . ~, ...ii
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a son ol Henry Olay iought ibfavely on the
Union side IN the battlsof Shiloh. i
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IocaI and AisceIIaAeous MaHsfs.

IslAllAo, A N, keller, Eplror AMP i'sorrlsFon
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The sandusEy River is on big SWELL.
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ATIBLOs GARDEN-EI0HTH AND LAST Mkkn. II
IN POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT BUT IHsHn Il
of the magnificent cn ~ Operate sPssas's -
BRILLIANT AND CONTINUED SUCCESS
YOUNG AMERICAN VOCALIST ,.,v,,o.
MISS CAROLINE nsOnAS01
y" a s SCI eTsSIS ana THE sKYLARx
v,,,,, :, rHUNDERs OF APPLAUSE a.
= SPLENDID DANsEusE,
ANNETTA GAlETH. -
BEST SrA AEFIsTE IN TIE sTAGEEs
MAGNIF srI NT6 s1GE SIrs ,r,c cuopus
foA- o EIaaANf COSTUMES
SUPERB TABLEAUX
- FIRST GLASS DRAMATIC COMPANY.
IN THE PR0LoGeE, -
Xcr Ii.-r.iE ii3i,I o. o. III NoE a'"N' :
Ac1 lII.-iIE i'IKATE SHIP UNDER FULL SAILA
ON FRlDA hxi EyES az ~; JUNE =
MISS CAROLINE RIcHINGss
ana positively last nigL smt on OF the
ENCHANTRESS t
In active preparation, and wiil pv produrei on
yf II MONDAY EVENING. june 9, 1862.
for the rst TINS IN America 0peratc Romance Tin three
actsl, aan ed eaIesy or - Anper csie-
THE syREN
Miss RICHlNGS and Mr.. r. L. DAVENPORT,
Mr. JOHN GlLDEkr and Mr.. +. RiCHINGB
Admiss on Dress Circle and Parquet 80 cents
FAM Circle, entrance Grossly reef Is
Doors at quarter past to commence at tx o'clock
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wINEs AVID L1auoRs.

IyLARBTs FROM 81 50 To $40 FER CASE. INCLUDING
~ select Vim Or4inaire. Tanl- Clrets and th8 nu.st
ron and vinasss exan sauternss Brsnaie- vintage
lrb6 aud 4 a. Imported Port Vino bottled ia Lon.
don and Oporto very Old Boufbon Whistles. do. Jamaica
knn BY the bottle, gslicn OF hossnead.
" h KIRK, " Fn1l1n street
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HAMMER,s cHANpAoyF ALE.

II Tie attention 81 the psblio solicited re superior
gualls ~ Hammers Cheu ptrne Ale THIS ale ia bfevcd
aresh ~ ~ ,easons Of ne ssa AMI ~ keeping qay, e
peefaiy oi tRl bewea afDN ~ mo Fvcsfs " hot
ther snarantrei iJr ary n2s III In oder scn 10
eur Brewars in Has--. ~, receive pr mi eniigr.
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MbHb|Af ENlNti, june " iooz n :.
acis), ada ted ercssy hugs Aubcr's
THE sYREN
Miss RicHINGs and Mr.. r. L. DAVENPORT,
~ Mr. JOHN GlLDEkf and Mr. +. RiCHING6
Admss Dress Circle and Parquet 80 cents
Famiy Circle, entrance Grossly ssesi
Doors op al quarter past Z: to commence at Ia O'Clock
7 AURA KEEsE,s THEATRE
fo ,i sfP twEbS Ss9rYSs s. s. o =
Benefit HSsFf 81 s.N HR ETHS SSAs n nxkEE
EEHsHs$ g NJ NJ $$nSsas E SzkEE
szsE:iE & Ne 3#$sss sssHs
HE HE sls$ Sis$ $$$ $fss
sI#s$ EsH g SEW SsI$s $yssssEyEsH:
emf racing al ne NATIONAL s destp Nv ~ Sste ana
,'a'D".a, s soISia Is or THE UNION
: : sssSS$$$$E|$$ss $ S$ss::
AND TIE i n1n sis siPHAsSf-H BALLET.
Inc VIII commence with the beautiful and suc
@'- 'l = :" 49, ~ 'lA Posr goY; \
THE PRIDE OF RANK. y
Joe SPrr Ian old postboy aged 7oh- ME- Nicknson
J. Bnsiy is MI Ievics
Maria M,sr Cfon
MIS- wharton Miss Burke
''' iiIE NEI i;ifi POLKA. s "'1 "A''0"s
~ s1s 81
d Sm Ha sy
The beautiful and ias ,a.ns spa, 81 dau1ense.
: sh DoS xts INES e-1
AND TIE ENTIRE sfANisu BALLET.
'r'' : $ q i fH S'f a !;
soas sEAr ss II f isals4srs.
Aa Sgf sHsS 8 5ssk g1ssiss
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ASIn4 Haa ss x TIE statue.
/ THE S0vF FHa aH ElSfs. H 13saa
s GRAND SALON. ssse xsS BounoIR.
TIE ~ salhFE Es IS osHsSl WirH LIFE
COLD COLLATION.
.a TIE sr VINE JIs, CaEtA5. 678
AND TIE d sxI;S5 SF4sl rEg VINE
THE GAgDENs AED ri III faIacE.
SPANISH bALLET 6ivkKrTssEaEwr.
sEsonrrA cuBss sohA De es S5viILE, DON xrrsE 8
THE sTxyI I'M gET rr sIsS q james n sasa
THE PRISON.
FRIGHTENED TaLL.E ,n,,ov
THE HALL OF STATES
M MOI u,Ir pEhTH T 0g sYL HlA
Is 2 GRAND ANSfORMATIUN SCi.NA
THE FAIRY FOUNTAIN.
THE ELFIS BOWER. ,
NEW BOwERY THEATRE u
IN Sole Prop rtor .............. Mr. j. W. LINGARD
= Wednesday Nv ming: June l. lssa
MR. HARRY SEyMolR
VIII appear 10 his great DRAMA OF &c
the beautiful DIANA Of the
fAkE's PROGRESS,
HUMPING LEdACY
MISS ADAn lsAAcs MENKENl
ssnsssvd and will sho, ty appear
TlRYANTs' MINsTRElS.-rE.nANiCs' HALL.
ID AL BROADWAY,
Morday, June 2, and ev, nj hi during the week.
Im.nense Hit of HAZE High tie iio,s Tanner Horn, L
Iac, Emnctt, Florence aid Dan iliya as
TIE RAW KECsUIrs. TIE RAW RECRUITS
Use gwpin down to Washington =
Tic tight Tor A rahan = laashtsr.n
g. @ Campbell Lese, lowe. s'oaasnd nf'.on. In new
Basx wizards Tempest. ~ re- IVA scene, "Wb
Struek Billy P~t,srsony'
Doors open att Curtain rises AZ Tickets % cents
-.
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II BoaART, ArcTloN.El;-BY $. a D. BooART-
-. Viii Ssn this day dune is2, al M n'r,ocN ON
ths pruar-s rigNt stree bv vir.
toe &c chattel rioftag SoeE F,sturrs md
Mschinciy Iron Safe Manufs tory rgrsis no
= hnsh lion safes, sss,strd sizes, seams 4 Mar,
via. nsnnfasursrs E1Lire and ter f0rra Avis
8a,ics Jackscftws, Sarars Lathes Or in Naahin.s
Iron Panirg Machines Hosting, Crooyng ami JonI,nr
Mac Gnds one, AFRO. nuHnisard safes
two uorscs tsc Ven and Harness. Que Ger and Har.
DonDc Steigh, Etpu, Iurntvr &C., Ar
snpt,ry. CHARLES y. WAITS, Attorney Tor Mortgage
NIMETRUroT1rAY POLICE AUCTION SALE or
III Jnr-,aiseh Property. Adorned sale on We'd
nesslay June 4. lat2 st 40 O'Clock at d room over
Centre MARKET. SEUR,,E hCLBRDOK A,ctoneer.
T7sN " S,vTf, Property Clerk.
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HENRY D. xrSsg. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

II
N Nassau street, Opposite the Post OF a.--MINER
3DMEivILtk win Sci at auction Thurs hay 5th. ami Ft
4y Gth % Jane. tetr saesroom, ~ Nassau street,
hfge eAseti ~ OF pafttisp, wiie win b. found
n"nler bne tuis Of The old masters igrm the gall
90 En'l Wan rw outy returned rum E-rupe painted 70
cdr b me be-, an pJ lists Also Ifrfy Of Fsure
Pss MIL es iant &c sea &c. ~ the blowing artists
WI ~ hsAias WI. Hart. w. NJ. Brnv n, X. street.
"a kle. Waosr A. Partun, O. D. Brewerton, Collins Of
London Ia tr0iN Maroon NH ri Cauenes u ana others
Ai al ms Il Water CIcrs and Drawings OF Inc
Dutch shao BY SctOth MU8nbns, Verne, Van Dreist
snd others The above are now sxh0iaion
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sEGARs AND TOBACCO.

CsEGARS-AgoIT Is COZ IMPORTED S.sGARs IN PINE
y cvud,ton, TOR very low By OF tne
Inquire l5J broadway This lot Of is well worthy
the attention CT dealers. .s-.4 et.s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-04
DRoPosALs FOR LEAD.
ORDINANCES OFYcE, WAR DEpARrHExr,
WASHINGTON, May 20 1859. !

DRoPosALs FOR LEAD.
oRpNAEcx Osrcs WAR DErAarnrrr.l
wAsnscros. May 20 1862
on .Se evening The sh q june for e delivery Il hs ro
10" ing A''eGS :. io Spn S q pIj LEAD s follows.
a. the wasrsies xrssn.. Wa Troy. New YORK. 1000
AZ New York Arsenal, Governors Island, New York.
Al The Allegheny Arsenal Pttsburs Pennsylvania 1000
Al the ST. Loui. Arsenal, st. Louis Missouri 900
The lead must be Gal mn or oL.r Amercan StaSers OF
' rs g. ss o 100 ton. and
Builders win slate explicitly the and Of each
Future 70 deliver specified time win subject the
tractor 70 forfeiture OF Die amount be delivered At that
Parties obtaining contracts win required % cnr Into
NTH rrope, for ~ faith u
Proposals WIN be addressed a, foows,nen; J. " Rtr
endorsed "Prcpoals for Lead"
The 70 Sf a c se y %
toms the mc for making the prop sas 10 exnied 70
'ns s'h q August JAS. W. RIPLEY, DrIrader General
PnorosAs g gos ss rAs s. I'M
e $ i's as vi ss s ..% nh: s M
yna dollars q Nc
Chapter S. Laws Of 10 O. and by orinnnee the
s va est al % Hpt
.naum yssls G,rr,eG, yearly and the principal win
TIE pr pp-as will state the amount Of stock desired, and
The re hundred dollars thereof and The
whose prssas accepted VIII be rcgn'rd Y deposit
with Chamberlain of the city, within fifteen days after
tho opening OF the bids the sum awarded 70 them rspec'
on presenting TO the Comptroller receipts Of Cham
ber.an for such dcpos the parties will be entitled 70 re-
cevn amounts " the ynuo OF the
stock bpgrng IN Ter from the datsa OF payments.
Esc should be sealed and endorsed "Propo-
sails Central pak Improvement Fund s,oek." and an
closed IN second addressed to the Comptroller
The right Is reserved to reject AL OF TIE bids II
Inc CIV ROBERT r. HANS, Comptroller
CScy New York. Department Of Financc comr,rollcrs
olneS May %, 1862
c,EAtED PROPOSALS Will BE RECEIVED UNTIL,
- in, 2ih Of June for pur Lasc Of what Hides
Talow governments may have IRON tine 70 ns 10 dis
uose Washi gton, which already
Iljacs md the y, ice per pound for TO ggi Tsliow
The must h. prepared to tie away ldes
mi Taiow Nhencvcr the government hay
bids drcelsn 10 Nsjcr a. BscFvfth, & s., u. g. A..
Waxhinr' u. o., and endortd "Pryposuisv y
will e en,ef rinol unless the bidder present 10
respond 70 HIS bid
.nsaaes bidding viii state the name VI cash member Of
lhs DrIn.