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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-24

| 1hc Hrrdid OF this morning contains report OF
speech made at the Brooklyn Seymour meeting last
evening by John Van Buren, in which these passages
occur:
Now Gentlemen word Of personal sTplston and
shall be through with this branch Of tho discussion ia
from interesting to you and perhaps might add amin
teIestinE TO me- IL seems that have mot only pabhed
private letter but reed 10 The EeesHg Pot that had set
down to dine uninved with Gen scott the other day ri the
Newfork Club Laughter aud thi, is mentioned o. an owl
deaoe Of my wsp Of howlsdge a. certainly would b. OF
On ne same day on the evening OF which ne pse. NJ.
York Club st tho hour at which .. b.ppsned the G~n.
wss eating there alone at table Mr. Van Barren Sat %
,s DOM at the same table uainvited and there eat us
diuner but said word the Oenes Of the Tact that
he was going from that table TO make partisan speech MOI
hazard word about the letter OF tho GENERAL which no
Now how any friend Of Gen Scot, would venture say
that anybody sat down TO due with him UNLIMITED am
utterly at loss 20 Imagine Unless the General hiss sirsuy
changed since t morning anybody should dine with h'm
without invita- ion he wonld ind himself sitting ou.ae
from sco-it unequivocaly and absolutely
se II ia etsed by person who should have known better
point Of view which should ducs him to forbear FROM
mnsns ia any politics. contest. a. least BY any .- I.pis
made by Charles King Of Columbia Coes. Mr. King ENJOYS
the ssus honor ofbens the only In the state OF New
He had the sDsl honor Of si.ons Mr.. Jackson ser her
death and eudeoiugt wound the feelings OF the patriot
be should u,w undertake retail falsely private oonverss
ton to he igry Of the hero Of the great that have
tApplausc.
Ia this, or any other communi y where the two
parties are known, there will DO no difference Of
opinion when gu issue upon a question Of veracity
is raised between Charles King and John Van Buren.
That this point, however, there may be no
possibility of question. it may be stated that Gen.
Scott when called upon this morning, authorized
me TO say that the presence of John Van Buren, at
the same public dinneltable with himself was
purely accidental and unexpected, and that although
that person left the table 10 make his speech at the
Cooper Institute not word was said as to his pos
session or intended use Of General SCOTS letter,
the publication Of which WAS wholly unauthorized,
as it deeply regretted, by the General.
No other comment is necessary, perhaps, other
than that while Mr. Charles King 10 thus fully sur
tanned ~ II was Of course known that BIO would be,
IN all bis statements, the result places John Van
Buron again in the position Of convicted liar.
WILLIAM O. kIN0.
Ru' Foyt h,ree, corner Of Fourth Avenue THURSDAY
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Gen. Scott, notwithstanding age, illness, and
feebleness, gives the world clear. masculine
statement on tho late Democratic Admnslra-
tion-which should blast the Seymour traitors
90 Gorgon's head.
Cannot the old Public Deiunctionary help the
gaping Seymour Democracy with an answer J
We shall be charmed TO print It.
Lancaster papers please copy.
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The Southern traitors driven 30 close d" to
tL' wal. that they are looking behind them,
have seen now lights reflected on IL from the
North. They suspend their threats TO take
pos'sison Of Baltimore. which they verify be-
hcred they were going TO have before the bat
lie Of Antietam, and next Philadelphia, and
thea New-York. aud afterward Boston-as
Vel us Cincinnati, st. Louis, and st. Paul -
fud are--ob what a fall-occupied with our
Eestiens.
"lf I caeao. sich You, vii make n0nth,
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The s"xonin mud the City Of Washington
OutVar I'd Hound.

ST.. JomE's \. f.. v ednesdsy. Oct. o. 1901.
The steamship Ssxonia. from New-fork for
SOUTHAMPTON and Hamburg was boarded off Cape
Race at u. m. to-day. The steamship City Of
Washington, from New-York for Queenstown and
Liverpool, parsed the Cape at II 30 a M, ADD wns
also boarded News from New-York TO Tuesday
evening. with commercial telegrsms, through the
egency of George SiokeT. eco. were put OF board.
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Rase I.uII In PhiIndeiphis h.

PmLiDKLPHfi Thufsdsy. Oct - 100,
In the base ball match to-day botween the Eek
ford and Athletic Clubs the Eekford wss victorious
by the following score: Eckiord ~ Athletic -.
ILere were between three and four thousand .cr-
cons prcteut
Col fitzgerald rutertsins the Eokfords tonight.
The Eekiords remain TO play the keysione Club to-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-24

The Sanitary Commission. ct the request OF Gen haleck
earnestly advises against the practice OF sending Pressns
soldiers which supposed will add TO the con-
y.nencos of their camp life To the knowledge Of the Com.
mission many hundred uns Of such presents are now pted
usesy in soehouse aud yards and old camp soundst
while Thousands have probably been destroyed 10 prevsne
their falling into the hands OF tho enemy and bot small pas
Of al that received by those 10 whom they were
ed have been of the smallest value 10 them except %
tokens OF the interest Of their friends For thts
he by nail would have been much bster Lsrsss
g. occasion serious practical niscbiet-m-n aud oncets
being naturally TO throw ing them swsy-they add %
the icumt rance which chief OF the excessive
fatigue sod thus Of the Sickness Of the soldier Solontscre
ain os, universally until they learn better by dear bought ex'
10 this cause aud TO the excessive baggage OF their oth
cer some OF the severet losss o. the Union forces IN
The present attributed by the highest military sa
hor;y Bu; when successful In battle the attempt
secure couor. tho OF amount o.
clothing Is nearly always frustrated the heaviest knapsack
while sht retained ard the lons and heavily Adsn
wagon being cut OF, when the light and snort one
projected similar observations apply "a resmcnta NO.
ps The hosp, OF regiment In the ne sboald Do cup
cd with roing but the bart necessities Tor tue temporary
tre,n,nt OF the so who In oil serions are removed
The available An eScessye amount u req
mental hospital aud conveuieuces cruelty 70 W.
. and II occasions the frequent dstenaon ana
the regiment Of the few e1lies ssssnfa1 -
,t against Of surgeons In this 70
specf well against the greater evil OF the conn q -
tenn, o The volunteer soldiers 70 carry into the neid -
OF comfort 70 which they are hanuaaSea
n civil life In comp with the request OF the ueasra
in this addressed those By whoss nastskeo
nSns. both these evils are believed have been greatly
General Secretary.
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A Meeting of the New.York City Teachers
A association will be- held on SATUkD Az EyehINO, 18th
Grand aud Ests Papers will BE- read by Mr.. Will
LIAM NJ JELLIPfE. A Wsut in our Common School
system - and by Mr.. STEPHEN J. SEDGWICK. A Few
Thoughts Political Eeoosmy" Al friends Of Education
cordially Invited BY order. -
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We never heard but one objection brought
against Gen. Wsdsworth o, a military man.
II was that he exposed HE life too much nj
certain memorable contests.
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The phIIndeIphia 1snees.

PMLipEIrrIA Thursday. Oct ~ 1852.
There will be no races on Friday. Backbird has
been withdrawn account OF being matched In two
races against Idlewd for so 900 next Spring three
nile heats m Pbiladelph ia and four-nile heats Ia
Newly OK.
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NAH RGK ID.

sApTON-TAYLOR-ht 81 Andrews Chnteh hithiouh.
staten l,sud on THURSDAY Oct ~. by the ksy Theodore
iirg samuel barton 10 M,, Lydia Raw son Inyy' Hi OF
Now Uofp, Staten Island
Gnu HCulLL-At Sheffield Mass ,on w fdnrs'
A., o., 2, 10, 30 Rev I - N@fmiyo. fsnI hiI..AI'
sIAr.1, g. Is i ., dlfis cI.',Ap =. 'h7 '''' y
pea.
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Alllitarn Nolltss.
lEAT CHANCE Fol

Excelsior Brigade Bnnd.-GREAr chAN.J. 49,, ,hs
MI slCiANS2i good Musicians are waited , - men
f,uan, nrni Ihe membcrs of the hand are n0t 60 eo w"
20 pefarn sny o,her wol and wiz receive tn" ns'e ivy
i"taN' o M, ~ DiVlars!.
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~h,t-written BY tho Lord knows whom, were
ever Published
We did not see it in the Trade Sale Cata'
,oous though we looked an1iOusly for it.
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6prrial Notltee.

Union War Meeting, al the Academy Of Music
Brocsiyo. urd,r the su.ric,' Of SOUTHERN UNION
MEN.
Tn, o,s~u, Of Broosyn irrespective Of party are Invited
10 meet the undsrsned cr,ur Of States now In n'ufr-r
ton s;slu,i the FEEDERS Ooyefnhient, ithe
ACADEMY OF MUSIC. BROOKLYN.
FRIDAY FyENiSG. oc, "a. 1909.
For the Purpose q g,ins an emphatic Enforcement TO tbs
.ors being nsde by the constituted Agthorns. Of VIC
.ps.ehs. viii contain The snd reuee Of seuhsrn
ttion Msn In connection With ths preseut o'e' NA'sona
lion PHILIP FRASER, Florida
Rev. A. BOSSERMAN. Va,
Oen. PRrSTisS late pr .oner 10 the hands
u the Rcb.s; end other citizens from tho e"r s'e'
Fourih Ward Wadsworfh and Trem"in Uoion
- 'aSar,er. 10. 5Sa Pesrl Il. FRIDAY ENENlSo
o''' - '''' % iFSRy II HUELsr Prc'ides'.
R,rSoSD coSDos, Secretary.
Fourth Congressional Conveuiiou.-DeirgaIs
O. H.. VIA Congregational Couy.iton wa meet ~ tIo fht
ward Hntsl on FRIDAY ENENINo. OCT a. a. y oeiera
Nv order OF PIERBE &. VAN WhCk. Chairman.
R.lly. Rally THE FIFTH WARD USloN wADs
NORTH Club aud all le.irous of joining tho s,mr -,
81 40 eDd Fra, int. ca FRIDAY EVENING. oet
- al osoeA Tor hs pspcs Of IA %il o s- ' nut =.
the s,no Place Come all Anti Dsenion. Anirseymoni
s9l so sog., S,s oI 'l1 lIf r,. .ti%Iih
JOSEPH b. TAYLOR, Tressasr.
4. j. a. r ISrn:prnr secF'''ri''.
The Tenth Ward Republican Association,
urao,,iyu. viii hold gu adjourned meeting a. No. 81
"eps'..i' RMS itridp5l EtKNIkG at O'clock
nnc,nal ard full attendance l. earnestly desired Z" business
sfimpcr,snce will be brought before Ii. me.ng
s. OAKLEY NODi Me- President.
W.. frrrov secro"ry.
Nineteenth Ward Republican Associalion.-
m~efin. A.. cl,on via be asld At pins sdet
Jd-sv between ssth and othsts, Iiils tsfds,l ~
$50 NJ - o'clock. W. H. VI '"'i' i'S''~
ns5,s 4 AoT soss.. s'o''''Fs.
rv,ui,-nrst Ward Union Republican aud
NaJswor.h Associaiion-i ,,s n, .;1 syrN
I%r a., u, =, n o'clock Col SHANNON OF Mississippi
ad OH. .r si.tod speaker. win address the meens
\. E-'lhc tA-cuiiyo COMMITTEE "ih meo' in'oua'e'F
'''' ''' WI. P EsTERBRooX, President.
RoaeRr l. DrSc,s Sec etsry. --
Union War Candidate for Consress-kLllor
4 COM DIS kominst,d unanimously 81 tie hrpubcsh
,aA i. Conysnvn oil tue With Col lres.olal Dtnc'
compiling the Eighteenth. Twentieth sIS h~eg' n''
" ard. hed Oct. "A, 1861 JAMES Wv hNo,
JoaS WAITE, Secretary Nn''.."'r
ResuIar Union and Republican
FOR ASSEMBLY. no DISTRICT
BROOkLlE.
HENRY a. BOWEN.
Fourteenth ASSEMBLY District.
Republican taion Nonih''ion'
For Assembly,
PHILIP FRANKENHEIMER
First Congressional District. or,,c,po
RICHMOND QUEENS. AND sLftOhh coCNtES'
UNTO. WAR CANDIDATE
FOR CONOREsS
RICHARD &. McC ORMICK.
Union Republican Nomination.
FOR SURROGATE;
GABRIEL VAN COlI.
For Congress-Third Disirici-Compfisinf We i i:t
| ri l. Nh
/ MAIDS Of the City Of ~ ooslyni ,,.
| Eve Uospltai.-Ur MARK siEPhENsoS WI
yef the Introductory bis Eleventh Course OF Lectures
on Dise.se. OF tho EyAOlorstion IIeGtmen sc AZ tht
keYofk Drhthamic Nosp,l corner OF SHAY dud thIh q
an FlIDAY Oct "a at "a o'clock y. VI htnds its OF Med
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-10-24
skates and straps,
10000 PAIhS Or

skates e.! and straps.
LADIES AND GENTLEMENS SKATES.
Comprising ell the new and most approved Patterns also
Fogss Patent Lever State Buckles a. WHOLESALE;
FREDERICK STEVENS no. no. g k fiss boston.
save Your Silks, Ribbons. &C., &c.-hEoE-
MAN co.'s CONCENTRATED BESZlNE. removes
rsln, Grease spo 1e iastan,,y and cleans Gloves Silks
Ribbons &c eqnsl to new without injury tbs nss, deli
cate co.ss or fsbe Only rs cents per bottle Sold by Drug
sist. HEGEMAN Co. Chemists and Druggists, N. Y.
Motherhood China Dinner Set. lSs pieces, go.
falcy s aud sloged lee Set. ~ p'eeos 90 :" aud up
fancy MI, and coored Dinner Set. e., and upward.
tina E.sli,n Dinner sets, los piece. sis
ZINE Fnss Tea Sets, ~ pieces. ~ 80
Housefeepeu will dnd 1t TO their advantage by calling
Al J. s. T DONALpSON'S,
Bl-ecter..t one block west OF Broadway.
JOHN HYjLOP,
AL our iars. stock ofPASCY GOODS. GLASS. &C. &C,
marked down Ia Plsin figures. VERY Low.
Van Dessen', komesterOn no, oaly rpstoses Gray
ara d.es-ed Har It. pristine igor but y also AL uneqnalei
hsr de..us compound tor Noe, 2j and 713 Broad
way. sud No. LIS Ful.on-s.. Brooklyo.
Political Printing.
POSTERS from = 10 90 Upward.
rICKETs ron Is eta o00u Up. Gu, Slips Sc. &c &c.
CnRlsTOPHER, MORSE & sklPrES,
No los Aa'ssus.-No. ia
New and Desirable Goods-Per ships 'ictOanee,"
from kance OF the above SHIPS seine very desirable
FRENCH CHINA AND FANCY GOODS,
which We arc enalcd to Oder much below ma et pIses
WRITE FRENCH CHINA DINNER SETS, Us ~
wtitsT fRENc ii cliiNA TEA SETs. q pieces. co
wHITE sroSE CHINA TOILET SITS. pieces. q
Cur-GLAs' G1BLEr'. per dozen...........;....' -
VAsIs. 80 cent. Pc! pair and upward
Also Decorated Dinner Sets French Clocks and Bronze'
Psslsn sistuAIy. Ac., at low rates
H.. V. HAUGHWOUT 6 Co..
Nos. Isss, igO, and Az broadway,
All, and
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Pensions, 500 Bounty, aud Pay Prooured and Cot
lected Tor soldiers Sailors and the Relatives Of saen sss
'''e"' INEr1LEToN. GILBERT 4 CAMP.

Peusious, Sleo Bounty. aud Pay Procured and Coz
leced Tor soldiers Sailors and the Relatives Of 'aea No
'''' NET1LEToN GILBERT 4 CAMP:
at their Collection Once.
No. III Broadway cTraiiy Eaildinsl: New. Yet,
Eor ell business doae Alter this ds's coafsss v" ~
Por collecting soldiers and Sailors Pay iess thsn 80 =
amount, when so In amount "a per csos on NJ
For collecting Ae, Of Pay and 600 Bounty foe clsttvse
Of decoased soldiers q per cent .vs.
send iaolOs cent stamp for our Boob Of ln.trueene
$500 Bounty.-wANTED, 100 RECRUITS for seea.
Try Regiment. Address fer three days Major LEWIA
Brooklyn PostOfice, OF apply ct No. &c wnite New xen
The LADIES' of Pelham Kitchen (Dsvd. Isi..s
=. Of the SICK .SS
bill sugar Mr. sage chet tee and boz lemons Rsy NJ
box Clothing &C. Ladies Rev Dr. Kpp. church, ri:Alii
bs,es clothing &c. Second Presbyterian Church h
s s'r' cs sSsf s sad e5 ,s .: h.s;ss
uit Misc Graves towel. and napkin. mr ,",nios M.
in sad wooden ware White rs SSS S SS e .pps.s
Ncaoi.on box .undris ard BASKET egg Penn "A 49,;
S boz. Nh ss r. M F hss Ssf ;s;sss :s!s:
tea ,.t table aud tea spoon. kuives and ION, WassS
SSo' 10 (, f1,s,s Nj M Ss'd; ia "a:
Potter Mswsy Co s e.. ;aa e %s.snTon Msts;
Shach ., Sss e.. 'ii DSs .rps NJ Uad.rln
tS 81; B j. cs ssSS: Ss
NH is s.s sfa ''Sts.'a :S S:s;;
dsgus a.'a IL bibles Mia Purdy bundle uscsss An.
Tact So 10, croekey Davenport Co asS 'us, IL 5.s.
ios nis rsu Perkins Stems No. 100 Brosdvsy
~, al, ,vho have lost Friends In the Army.
rhs nassssned having oomp!e.ed his efranssmsns sne
.,nrd passes within al tho military hess 10 uov
hSsns y, sYbume smbalm OF deodorxe place In mstse
waod coins and forward to their friends the remain: q
all those who ssu In battle died Of woands O. onS
asld. and 10 Ill the hospisss suassztes ~
tmo.t expedition For full particulars referenoe, eos
snnIv IN ~ H. COOKE, No. lt0 Broadway, N. Y.
Pensions, Pay, Bounty Money, &C., o'i'c''s
n,o,nplly snd on the lowest terms, by . 49, ~.,
"'"r"'' GEO. MCGOWAN. No. ~ rsnraS
Rsen,e elastl Knsga s.t 10 Rev. IN o'"s"tc Nv,
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sslronsidcs.O
LARGE EXTRA BOUNTY
Good yet received 10 gu up
COMPANY A.
q JOSEPH b. STEPHENSON. I'd Lisuteassl
Late Of 7tb Regiment N O.,
No n Ess Snh-s Z
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| Military Notice Re- Mvs . ~ Drsn.
from piiisry duty end therefore d. liable 70 dnsA ss
hereby notified 70 attend before ofnntss4eseU -
pointed 70 hear and detefoins such clains e v feoeo
Station Houses OF the Wards In which they reside.
The Commissioner will their ses~on ~ ~.
DAY October TO- and will s for days The hsurs ~
b. from O'Clock . N to O'Clock p. IN. - ~
EXEMPTION certificates heretoofs fled 10 The ooe q ~
County Clerk Of no avail
Sarbson will be Ia attendance examine claimants e
exemption on account Of physical Disability. -
Tho following list Of tho Station Of The sevsrG
w ards In which tho Commissioners will sit:
rn1 ard No y broe1A
Lhird Ward: ............No ~ Wausa-s
curtin w OX -
SJLeooeIv0
Ah W NJ NO FfaeAst
Sosehtn W Eoos Of o0v4neorB
signth ...fnncs, corner Moo@e
Nin,n NO ~ CoaaeSs
asoth wtrd .Eseex eorner Lad2sW.
Eleventh. Ward. Union Market. No go HosStes
nweth Ward. .l26h-st, BoouaiuedGe ksooL
rhneenth Ward Attorney, corner Dsansey =
os',eentn " no - sPnrx -
~ Mervof&
,'A'eoi"n w st 10 Woer 49,
w ANS 90 tss-oys
su,oenth East 22dst. bet LIZ and AAe
East 39th It., oeaf Msv
2iJ Weee SSfeS.
MIS- !" ,o' I'D Eaes oee0b
Claims OF Exemption will b. received only in the Wsr1D
In WHICH tie persons making the came resids
WSl. HENRY AMPHON
Judge Advocate General
Chief Commissioners of Ora6ine
Dated New-York. oc'. H. 1852
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Putnam Patent Self-Adjusting
CLOTHES-WR Rim GER.
AhdfsS PUTNAM MANUFAC TURING co.
q. VINCENT COFFIN. Treasuger,
No - Pla,t, Ncw-iolk aud co'rlaad. ONO,
Save your Money.
DON'T PAY ONE DOLLAR
For sua bo,. Of HAIR DYh. when you get bottle
1--we time. lasse OF better Dye or tho same money
wrLBoWs MONITOR HAIR DYE
BsIPxasEplsG ALL OrnERs.
Il require, preparation does not smut OF wash OIL VIII
NOT a. the hnes. ien One application viii last un the
hair grove out when IL be applied at ihs roots "thoEs
more trouble than common hair OIL
IRIS WARRANTED Nor 10 iSJtkS rhg HAik OK sAiN
Msnulactaied only by
ALEX B. WILBoR. Chemist.
No lot Corr.-st Boston
For.,le IN N-v.Yosk by j. MiLHAU. No. lg3 Broadway
and 49, ). BARNES, No 2O2 Broadway
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Pensions, Pay, Bounty Money, &C., oou'c''~
r,olpptly sad on the lowest terms, by - 49, 49,,
F'"r' GEO. wOODhAN No ~ r'nr-at.,
Reen,e ielassl NasPa s.t 10 Rev. IN o'"s"tcI
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Tnr UNITED STATrs TAN LAW,

non READY Ia psnphle, Of q ps:c, on hoe VINE psP,
Beside the bl. which iswod Tor noi n
The origins, text we append to Alphabetical Hecsptns
ton OF ever, alico 10 be LACED 10y a law ana the hi.
Of ~ tea t. be levied thereon This Ieadefs a. co'e
erd oonseditnt ug e l. Ios.ite 70 make ~
Phco crlts POSTPAID . per Ice II sent by e,pcn
,ar 100 ifby faail. AdiTes, 1nk 1RiBrsE, nov fOIs
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LADIES AND GENTLEMENS SKATES.
Comprising oil the aud most approved Patterns also
Fogss Patent Lever State Buckles at v holossie .
voyrvp,rr, srv,-vNs mo 2i5 Pssrl-s,., Nsw-York.
rnbbfhi'h Sih' HNS' No % kiloy-st., Boston
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To hs Edito. oJ The N. L. TrfbSse
EsIIEnrD FRIESDi In my perussi OF F"'Ha''
Nsesiany found the following letter u ancient date
copy Of which ni, 10 lh,s Of Thy nee according " n,
OPTION Of Il. worth With respect ar thy friend
LANES 0. nAEXnUnsr
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.Jrfprns, No. 573 Broadway. where the genu-
ne b,r..eyinR bALAoHAL Boors for i.diss aud children
40 made; ALEC me s-uilemens Shppersn great variety Call
ard .eo JrYFEIs. No 5i5 biosdvsy.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1862-04-17
Erie Railway.
Great Broad Guage, Double Track
and Telegraph Route,


and Telegraph Route,
TuNO New York, Boston, and all eastern Cities car
u ryng the Great Western and NortA-W estern
United States mails.
Express Trains leave Dnpkirk and Buffalo, daily,
arrival of all trains on the Lake Shore Railroad,
n ON Cleveland, Chicago, Milwaukee, Sd Louis, Bur
lngtop, Keokak, St. Paul, Dubuque, Galena, Iowa
City, &c.,-the only cars running through from the
Laks to New York city without change.
Baggage checked through. Fare always as Low as
by any other route.
Be particular and call for tickets via Erie Rail
road, which are sold at all the principal Railroad
Offices In the West.
This road affords facilities for shipment of freight
superior 10 any other route.
AN EXPRESS FREIGHT TRAIN
leaves New York daily, making close connections
through TO all points West quicker time than
before made on any line.
For freight rates enquire off, G. Oatman 240 Rroa d.
way, New York. Chas. Thurman, 1873 Broadway, New
York; o. H. P. Archer. % South street, N. " J. s.
Dunlap, Is State Street, Boston Erie Railway Office,
| "a Clark st., Chicago. CHAS. MINOT,
r. 8. SPENCER, Gen1Supt, N. Y.
Western Ag't Chicago, Ill. A. BARBER,
March ID, 1862 Agent, Burlington, Iowa.
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MoFFATS,
LIFE PILLS AND PHOENIX BITTERs


LIFE PILLS AND PHOENIX HITTERS
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NHESE MEDlCiNEs have now been before pubic
- ora period OF thirty gears, and during that
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me uate power OF restoring pefiect neai TO persons
snHerng under hearty every Find oFdfsease 10 which
the human frame is liable.
human diseases In which the
are vel, tnown,t "a n. in,o,,,n,o
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NorucE OF ASSIGNMENT.

AJ0TICE Is hereby given that James w. Gray OF
~ the city OF Ediyvie, in the County OF Wapello
State cf Iowa, did on This iav assign TO me all his
property real an persona, fbr the payment or his
debts and his creditors must present their claims un
der oath or Attenuation TO Mt NV Office or at the
store room formerly occupied by James w. Gray in
the city of Eidyyile, Wapclo county, Iowa, within
three months from this date.
No 5u-i3-6w Assignee.