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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-20
Tlur.uit I'd IknerrIedge Under DialcuIlI.


The army correspondent Of the Savannah Re
publican has been circulating through a por
ton Of East Tennessee, IN search Of items, aud
his experience was severe one. He will, IN
doubtedly avoid that particular locality in future.
Writing from Stevenson, Alabama, he says:
Leaving Chattanooga after breakfast upon a
rasher" of bacon minus the streak Of lean, a
piece OF cold corn bread, and cup of hot rye
coffee without cream or sugar, / turned my face
towards MurreesborO. The cars were crowded
to suff0cation, and it was with difficulty one
could get seat, or retain il after he had got it.
The further we advanced, the greater the diff
Guilty Of proceeding, owing to the number OF
returning trains laden with stores, sick and dis
abled soldiers, and women and children seeking
a place of safety I succeeded in stemming the
current as far as TullahOma, but had to abandon
the effort there, and leave the train. Fortu-
nately had procured three hard boiled eggs and
a pinch cf salt for dinner, aud a friend at my
elbow gave me a drop " wherewith to wash
them down.
The return train, which presented the only op-
pOrtunity 20 retrace my steps, was If possible,
more crowded than the one had left Indeed
] found It n-cessarY to make friends with the en-
gineer and fireman, who kindly permitted me
TO occupy place upon the tender, on condition
tLGL 4 NOllQ dchlsL III throwing hODf' '' -~NN ~
the fires. In other yvor5- tiIey required me to
work u,5---uy, which 1 did willingly enough.
On reaching depot known as COrwan, at the
foot Of the mountains. we were visited by a
thunder storm which drove me from my perch
upon the woodpie and compelled me- to stop for
the night at q house kept by one-legged man,
q few of the occupants cf which were one idiot,
two pigs, man with freshly broken arm, and
a number of sick and weary soldiers 1t is The
dirtiest place / have yet encountered. FOrtu-
nately the landlsdy had a supply of eggs, aud
upon them ] made my supper and breakfast en-
tireiy, without bread or drink At o'clock this
morning, We took a freight train for this place
and after worrying and struggling over the
mountains through a snOw-stOrm, we succeeded
/ in accomplishing the passage distance o
! twenty-five miles-in eight hours. 1t Is now
bitter cold, and / write in the back-room of Z
( store house, in the midst of a crowd of rougi
| mountsiueers and shiveriug soldiers who pres:
around the FIRE. The train that passes here a
/ 10 O'Clock tonight for the west, will take t,
/ Huntsville the future headquarters OF Genera
Johnston, provided, always, can get a seat.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-20

From the Galveston Civilian, asth.I

From the Galveston Civilian, 18th
It is reported that the bark Lapwing, an old
merchant vessel employed by the Federals in
blockading Arkansas Pass, lately made pre-
tence of landing men on st. Joseph Island to
intrench. Capt B. f. Neal of Corpus Christi,
with two hundred men, soon drove them back
to their ship. Alter the departure Of the Tex
aus the Federsls are said to have again landed,
and burnt two houses, one belonging to Mr..
Cluebb, the other to Mr.. Mercer, as they say
in retaliation for being fred upon from the
shore.
This is about the whole substance of the
news from the coast Of western Texas, which
has been greatly exaggerated by flying reports.
A steamer arrived in the ofing yesterday
morning, and anchored She is supposed to be
the BienYille, with supplies for the blockading
ship Santee. No other addition has been made
to the blockade
The BELLS AGAIN-As the number Of bells
needed by the government viii be very large,
we think some action should be taken by the
State or the government to compensate those
who furnish this material for cannon. Commit
tees should be appointed to sppTaise and receive
all the cannon and make q report of the same to
the proper authorities, who should allow the
owners their value. If this is done, the govern
ment will get all the cannon metal it wishes for
our defense Let the plantation bells be sent in
first, and then if there be not enough, let us bor-
row from our temples the means of defending
them.
While speaking of bells, it might be of in
terest to our readers TO know of what they are
composed For large bells there are three parts
of copper and one of tin. A smooth or Tihed
x-poand bronze gun weighs 554 pounds, and
is made of nine parts copper and one of tin, or
796 pounds of copper and S. pounds of tin
Two hundred and twenty pounds Of bell metal
by adding copper, which is cheap and abun-
dant, will make six-pound canuoni and in
proportion for larger quantities. There are bells
enough on the Mississippi river, between Mem
phis and New Orleans, and contiguous, to put
in the field 10000 men The fOundries can
have the guns made by the time the men are
ready. Our f0undries and merchants viii re-
ceive the bells free Of charge, and our steam
boats and railroads will no doubt transport them
free.-V VjckSburg Whig.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-20
IRAN, CORN AND PEAS

100 SACKS BRAN CORN snd PEAS. at the
lOU foot Of N Inr street, viii b. sold THIS
Thursday MORNING at q o'clock precisely.
mh2Olf O. GAVnE g. son Auc'rs-
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9aiIg appeal,
NJ e MP HIS

THURSDAY MORNING. MARCH 20. 1862
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-20
pnrn,ent Of Census rEnr.l,nI..

An effort is being made to secure the passage
of law by the Confederate Congress to provide
fer the payment Of the fees Of the marshals en-
gagged in taking the census of 1860. We ex-
tract the following from the proceedings of the
llth:
On motion of Mr. Semmes, of Louisiana, the
bill was taken up providing for the payment of
certain census takers in Louisiana, for the year
1860, the balance due them by the United States
for services performed. This balance amounted
to some $1,000, and it was proposed to disburse
it from moneys seized by the State of Louisiana
and transferred to the Confederate States gov
ernment, a part of which was originally intended
by the United States government for that pur-
pose.
Mr.. Burnett of Kentucky, opposed the bill on
the ground that it would open the door to any
number of claims (perhaps amounting to mil
lions of dOllars) of a similar nature, all Of which
would most properly be ate ded to after a
treaty Of peace.
The subject was briefly discussed by the two
gentlemen, Che same course Of argument being
used as was expressed by them upon the intro
duction of the question before the Senate few
days ago.
In the course of Mr.. Semmes' remarks he made
the following exhibit of money transferred to the
Confederate States government by the several
States named:
North Carolina 5000 in bullion
-----.---------------. l,ll5 " customs
Louisiana .-..--''--.' 42le29 bullion
--.------l4let0 customs
Alabama. 1871 customs
Georgia. 3,I63 8 bullion
(Savaunah) ---------------.-- 3,4e3 customs
The question being taken on the engrossment
of the bill it was lost.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-20
Smuggling Cotton Out of the Count

The question being taken on the engrossment
of the bill it was lost
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-11-04
Mortgage sale.


nv HEREAS. Harvey n sfodd1rd did on ,bs snh
" Cay Of September, A D. 1SdO, make "a equte ana
deiiVe unto Thomas Nearscy his two yr,i. .,
notes ir first note the of Thirty dollar. mad.
du" anu pas abr m six months alter 1ate terf with
interest," ~ Ire rate Of ten per after dne a.a tb,
-cr"iii note isT TIE Three hundred A,a tLirtv
d"Ars ma due and payable In one year afsFr d.f.
hrrti with Interest a. ten per cent after ia,. AMI
Nich sad two prvfn-sOrv notes were .sctred - y.
isd hy the certain mort=see deed, bearn, late tb,
lttn DAY OF sfPsinter, n the year Of our Lord one
thnu~and eight hundred and eixfv d.iv .u.,fo -,
3D. aeknow4essd ard delivered BIZ ti,n all Ifs,xc =
st'+hiafg and Mary stodani hfs wife rsaytv nj H.,
hfs Is'It 10 ssii Thomas YsarSley party Of tl,eo1J
part upon the TfFl estate heTeinaer aescred ,z;r,
said mortgage wasduly hled for record and yr,r Ia
M ahe ehiee Of Will County the stae OF
Illinois in look u. rage 3ss And whereas Isf.rit
having been made in the payment u said aIsov. a.
Stlu h0t-s or any part thereof according n si.ir
tehhoT and eject and IN pursuance Of the pOwer on
l- I'D sald moTtsng" cuatancd: public notice i t.r.
=! Efsen thaf on Ihutsday the 9th day Of Novernber
O'clock 2. ", of said day, az the north dor "a ~
Conft h"ase N the city - Joliet in SAID WIN Connty
aud state Of Illinois. shall sill trilS a. ne
hgiof and be bidder fOT cash the real ut.t- me-,
pni % san above described nortlAs Z. ami escsilt
ss follows. to-xit.
snh lot four ~ 81 lot thirteen rs, IN Block twenty,
ohS ~ ~ Canal Trustees Subdivision of the " ess
haiiei - cfin fifteen lin Tow ns!ip
North Of Range teu tle) Eass Of the third rJnetsi
nv Az, ~ tbs city VI Joliet in sid CouItF and
-aid or 90 nlnch thereofas ma BE- NECESSARY
70 satisfy said notes In full with interest and fs u
sih All the iaPryt eEDsufs thereon Together With
s"HGLt and equity Of redemption. and hoaa-~tead
hshs % the sai Harvey n. st.idari AMI hi- =, M.
siMy sns1d4fd fheir hesrs and assigns therein aud
'r tHe Uses AID purposes therein ~ Esrfi. -
THOMAS YEARsLEY, MorfSazes
IHns IT, HU-czrSs Att'y fo- Merfasaxee
October n, Iso2 a7sF
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-11-04
A CARD TO THE LADIES.
DR., DupOnCO'S Golden Pills,


lpi13iable in correcting regulating and removing
at on'iTug;'ons ir"m whatever cause AM always
cfs-ifI - a preventive.
la. iHlo M relieving stop?GEcs AMI Irregularities
oi'h- nrus-s. These pi'i- are nothing new. but g.
france aud America, With unparalleled success every
tis' and H" L. Erg-j by mauy thuusArds IN les who
Il'. u-r lhrEI, 90 bake the Pills public for the allie
watson ui '5osr suffering from any irregularities what
Dcr, % we'll ~ I" prevent increase Cf family where
health All nat permit It. Fsmale- peculiarly situated,
iHr suppO-uE themselves So cautioned against
using these Pills Viii Ia that condition. the Uro-
IFt'r as,gmrs responsibility alter the above adj
moui;un- although their mildness would prevent any
mischief 70 health otherwise the pi!s are recon-
u'a''d. Fall and explicit explanations accompany
ias esc box. Price 81 90 pr box.
syd ty b. BLACKMAN Druggist
sole agent !or JOLIET, and VIII County I'll
L'niEs by sending him - 90 to Joliet Post OGire.
40 have 10" pits sent Confidently by mail to any
pat u the country.
N.b-LauE ont fir comfort its Buv no Golden
Ii'ofaHy Kind unless every box is signed :. o. Howe
gu other, base imposition, and rnsai-; there
IRE a. ytu value your lives aud health, 10 =gy moth
Ms u being Lu'hi ugyod ont Of yuur money! buy only
oi Ih1'' who show the signatures ct : ID. Howe
every box which has recently been added, account
DE Iis tcin cOuHterfcitei. The ingredients
posing ,be above . lis mRd- known to every Agent
al they u tell you they safe and will perform
ai crm-i i'r them.
Sold 10y LORD SMITH, Chcrco. and by one Drug
81 % every town. city and village in the State.
s. D. HOWE, sole Proprietor.
Oct. Il, 1s62.-ly New York.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-11-04

A IL persons concerned, will please take notice,
Il tiat at a sale of lands, town and city lots for
salc Couuty and special taxes and costs for the year
.ol sta' II Illinois. the 25th day Of June, 1852
aud that I am the legal holder OF the pur-
ehi.e certificates Of the following described Land,
s,h al said sair and that the time Of REDEEM
ton thereof from said sale Will expire in two
wears from the date Of said sale and the redemption
will I.c ioublj the amount sold for, aud -nbs-quen
tlrs paid by me, with interest thereon and cost Of
aIysrt-ug. tnwt:
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-11-04
SIMI-ANNUAL STATEMENT No. IO2
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS.
s 9 8 2, 8 0 2. g 8.
Notice of Administrative sale.

DY virtue Of order and decree of the County
ID Court of Will County, in the State of Illinois,
the petition Of the undersigned admin istratrix de
bonis OF the estate Of Lewis jones' dcceasd
eay to sell the real estate. belonging TO the Of
said deceased, made at the October term of said
to wit, the 10th day of October A. D.Is62. shall
hours of o'clock in the forenoon aTd five O'Clock in
afternoon Of that day, sell at public sale. at the
House in the city Ut Joliet in said VIII County State
of Illinois all the right title and interest said
in and To the following described real estate, to
Lot Number twenty (20) Of joel A. Mat;esons subIi-
vision of Blocks eight and nine Is ~ in the Canal
Trustees Subdivision Of the half of Section fifteen
Q5) in Township thirty-ive t35) North of Range ten
QO) east of the third principal meridian, with the
appurtenances therrunto belonging being In the city
of Joliet, VIII County aforesaid. for Cash.
DEBORAH JON S. Administrative de bonis non
Of the estate of Lewis Jones, decreased
OsGooD HOUSE, Attys
Oct rs, 1852 nIn-Gw
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-11-04

1rOTICFi il hereby given that, at sale OF lands
,n and city lots for state county and special taxes
- cost dur thereon for the year 1860, made in pur-
.yca ol law 10 the County of Will and State Of nli
NE ON the 2lth day Of June. 1851, at the north door
ne Coprt House, in the city Of Joliet, / hold by
bsse or assignment the purchase certificates Of
PA ale Of the following described tracts and town
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-11-04
g1ttu ADVERTISEMENTS.

,CuE RoMAS CATHOLICS will give a
u All on Tuesday the llth Nov, IN Young's Hall,
% raise funds for the support Of their schools
= an the usual prices.
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For sale.

J, single seated Rockaway Carriage in good con :
"A dillon with latest Improvements 70 be sold cheap
Appy at TIE Auburn House, Joliet
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Cnrnnration Notics.

NOTICE Is hereby given to the wn-r eWners Of
IN Lots eight (S aud nine (9) in Campbefs Addition
to Joliet and to all others interested hat the Com
mon Council Of the city Of Joliet intend to appTo-
pirate and take thiriyeDe and one half feet from
South side Of said Lot eight and twentyeght and
half feet from the North side of said Lot nine open
street sixty feet wide through said lots from trst
Avenue to Eastern Avenue
SD. SMITH, City Clerk.
Joliet Oct 9, 1899.
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Com m,.,ion.rs Notice.

tOnl mIssIOhtTs NOtNtts "
V'TIE undersigned Commissioning Aei etoSore chosen
by tbs Common CouaCii II tiscity f Joliet. here
bv give notc. the respective Of Lots eight
and nine in Camp.eIs Addition TO joliet. and to AL
other persons intrests N the appropriation aud tax
ing Of "a much Of said Lots by the said city, MAY
be necessary for extending First Avenue 10 Eastern
Avenue that we upon the said Described preTuf
ss GU the 2stE day of actober is2 at O'Clock p. NJ
for hf pHrposs of viewing the said premises and max
ing an appraisal aud assessment Of the damages and
recon pense dee TO any person persoEs account
Of aud determine what parsons viii be benehtfed
by said improvement, aud 70 apporton and
the amount Of the damages, and expenses thereof.
Of proceedings upon the real estate By deemed
TO be benefited by the said improvement.
R.E.BARBER,
H. HOWK. Con
Oct y, 1859. en-. MAcoNBEEt
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-11-04

M HEREAS my wife Caroline TTesssl has LEFT
w my bed and board without any inst cause or
complaint, therefore this Is to forbid all persons
NARROWING or trusting Fer On my aceouu:- a. shall
pay debts Of her contracting afer this date. hHv-
ing made suitable provision ar her maintenance and
support.
Joliet Sept 20. 1862 ERNST TEESsEL-
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-11-04

AUHhEhlstINIOf7s safe.
NOTICE i hereby given that by virtue Of deere
y tai order, made and entered OF record Ivy the
County Court Of county in the state Of Illinois
the October term A. D. 1862 thereof in the matter
of the petition IS Frnsn Mack. administrator Il the
Of Al yah Beufl late % said c0mfiy deceased
intete for leave to sell the real belonging
the said estate for the pay Beut Of the ebss thereof
shall sell ut public veudue at ths north door of the
Court House in said county the thirteenth day II
December A. D. 1sb2, between the hours of o.
clock the foreaoop and i've O'Clock in the afternoon
of that day the III CHEST bidder for cash the re-
al estate described follows towit: The north half
Of the south Quarter cf section twenty five (5j
Township thirty three t3i. North and If Rang eleven
al east Of the thr p NJ ia said County ntsiuing,
so acres If land more lfSs-
IfEiAS MACK, AdmT. Of said estate.
r. p BsEBEn, Sol.
October >. 1867.
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ct. LOUIS ALTON AND CHICA-
~ 90 RAILROAD

REcuvEE's OTTcE, CHICAGO, Ill, oct.17, 1852.
Notice is hereby given to MI persons holding vouch
~ Dr wnoi furnished the ST. Louis, Alton and Chi
eavo Railroad Company, signed d. Sh, rnian, Agent,
and or which payment Is ordered in decree Of the
United States Circuit Court % the Northern District
81 Illinois of the 3Oih November, 1852 that the Dal-
lnce uhpsid said wood has been deposited in said
Court aud by its order wilt be paid and distributed to
claimants or their attorneys on presentation Of the
proper vouchers to the ui..,.,-izned
JAMES RoBD, Special Receiver.
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DENTISTRY.
DR. r. b. CHOCH HIRAM

DR. F. b. CHOCH Ray
NHTuULD respectfully inifs-m a.. irI,.ti,.,,. -,
w olet and vicinity trsr after ana al,g.T-. =, ?
foH. year has returned to joliet for the tur1,o-e Of
.l- ~ ~ 'Ht'ire hos e and adopts this meflrd 70
e ro ms formerly occupied by Carpenter 4 Pierce.
OVER BROWNS DRUG STORE,
whese he viii he plss' to all who nsy need irRTs
CLASS DLNTAL oFPEF ATOMS.
These VIC may employ him may be assured that aS
operations viii be performed in g,f. ,rzlsf1 ma
foiHifaH maHReT 'S N
Nov. % 1861 90
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THE MARKETS.
JoiistPrie.cu rrsnt.
DIED.

,.c,ssr Creek, Cattaraugus county, N Y. the
asth nit. JAMES HAMMOND, ISL aged 90 years, faith
ofK- J. Hammond, Esq, OF this city.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-11-04
Masters Sale.

DY virtue of decretal order of the Circuit Court Of
ID Will County. in chancerY. entered OF record at
the October thereof, A. d. 1s52 certain cause
therein depending wherein Seymour W. Case. a.
executor of the last will and of Oliver Case
deceased. complainant. and ira Austin and Iar-
riot his wife were defendants. hereby give public
Notice, that master In clanceIy for VIII County
sha on the 1lth day Of November next. at ten 6vck
A. NJ at the front door OF the Court House. in the
CITY pubic the highest bidder
for cash. all the interest Of said def-ndant conveyed
by certain Indenture Of Mortgage described in the
bill nf complaint filed in said cause, in and the
described premises situated in said county OF Will,
towit; the South West quRrter(S a of Section one
a. In Township thrty-six (36) North Of Range num-
b-r eleven az Fast of the third principal meridian,
containing hundred and sixty (l6O a. more
or less.
WILLIAM C GDODHUE.
Oct Is, 1862. Master ia Ch'y for WIZ Co.
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JAMES G. ELWOOD,
NOTICE.

North side of Court House square, Joliet, Illinois.
July Isl, IsG2. n3ly
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Mortgage Sale.

DY virtue Of and under the power Of sale contained
I'D in a certain sale mortgage executed by Thomas
Stop and Il "a Ana HE wifs Ct the county od viii
aud State Of Illinois, to the undersigned. uron the
lands aud premises hereinafter described bcnri1sx date
the 20t day Of October. D. 1890, 10 the pay
ment q certain Judgment promssoTy note, sgnfd BY
the said Thomas StOip. Cor the Of six hunared
dollars bearing even date wiih said mortgage. and
pay able my order year after date. with Interest
At ten per cent persnGum after due. which tlere
Is nrw due and unpaid the sun Of six huudIsd and
sixty dollars. which sail mortgage j. rccoTed N the
Office Of the Recorder Of Will county IN Box g. iAge
42ls-fait having been the payment Of the whole
Of the principal and Interest Il said note, shall ell
at public vendae, the eleventh t1) day Of Novem
her A. ID. IsG2 ten O'Clock in the forenoon ~ that
sy at the north door Of the Court Iinuse in the ct-
e Joliet County ard state aforesaid fsr cash. all that
crrtsin farm ana prpnses described Is fows, towit
Tho west half III Il the srufh east gna-ier y af
Section twenty eight f2si Township thrty-fTe fs-t
North ofRange Twelve (l2} East 81 r. NJ, in said VIII
c. unry and state Of Illinois containing 81 4i-iO0
acres moTe or less-
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Land For sale,

in every town in VIII County. Terms to suit pur-
chasers.
Any information concerning the above oheerfu!ly
given upon application TO
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1862-11-04

Insure your Life for the benefit of your Family and
Creditors
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-30

CUPREME COURT-City aud County OF N N..r
> Yoh-JOHN DENOO sseiust ~ MIS- van pm 49, w.
(icorts smith Fshs " Willard Edward ApHS.,s' MI
Thomas " liam Rough. The City Bank OF bioosy" A.
goet-Sumuons for relicf-C0n. uot ser. .o'i.sa =.
t,nd,pts, you are hereby summoned ana Iei' ~, a
de 90. of trs Cert Of toe City ana county o.
Yors At N. civ a. in the Clay ,oen1y aud state o. N",
Nora on the lob day Of April 10. ~ " a., cir
&c no % South ithstre he Guy q BROOKLYN ",s l.
oVo - 10, h- service of ihi, summons on yon, ehil.
lreiy ~ s,,h service aud # you fail 20 sns"erths
d comosint " hin the tae aforesaid he Ii-iaun
action viii apply 20 the eout to' "e 'eHS' D
''Hf'A'D' rs b. l. MEEkER, Psin.iG'' At''nes
May2b law6sNo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-30
Go Ubom II man Concern.

A SHLEY NORTON INNS, Otherwise called
A GEORGE TEMPLE. who Is believed be- seryin, In
the United 52tss Army csDrty entfested the
hs Anet.d psienls, to COMM NlCATL with Tie
Ees hCFtS BUiL. No q Willi.mst. Providence. H. J.
tn parents will consult dis wishes al mattes Oifces OF
CON rsdes are requested TO cali his attention to this notice
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Proposals.
A,.TAsr ou.n!nss,vsIss. g ,s $50 9r''''

NsW-YoRN June II, 1902 ,,
nrtNS and ESTIMATES of COST arc ~,
t.I =, hi, oe e until the 3Jth irs, for sIEAs ~.
SCI complete Engine and Boilers 81 .Ds bss.csr.
i,e ..ar5er Winfield scott whcn ss near as gu &c
.Aso sea'' . ,"iow.. Fx,r.ue length. ?23 feet
Seam lover hold 10 ej hetwcea deck. - ies e., 0s.s
hold at shaft 20 feet inches width oyer - 20 he ,aie Of
bs,, materials used and 30 ted IL every m ,ho.s
.e engine aud boilers beng intended 10 'o "''~
.sv,If from, tho Winfield Scott. ,o,-,,,, . n uG.ul
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-30
iilc0ltnl.

NO CURE, No PAYS. Il. KING, II. d.,
~ Rhuemstisin Neafagis, bout, DTopsy, and vi
CHRONIC DISEASES,
with Chemical aud Ileclnr application sud
removed from the system. &c. Office 6T Bfooue ~ I.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-06-30

OFYIcg oP rHH MERCANTILE tIRg lssrRAscE Co..
so Leo broadway, New YORK, Jane %, 1863.
DIYIDEND.-Th Board of Directors have
~ THIS DAY declared Dividend Of FIVE PEH ChNI
80 for months payable Oh aud alter ne l dsy OF Juy