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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-24

ADDISON County At tive Union County
Convention at Middlebury, the 18th inst, the
following tleset was nominated
JOHN W. STEWART, Io...,
SAMUEL D. HuLCOMB, .
q OLIVER n s sarn Assistant Iuarss,
GAIUs A, COLLAMER, Sheriff
WM. r. BASCOn, States Attorney,
&. l. RAYMOND. High BailiG.
npGEs PROBATE:
HARVEY NUNSlLL, New Haven District.
CALVIN e TlLDEG, Addison District.
The names of Samuel ID. Holeomb and Oliver
Smith are new, the rest of the ticket being the
same as last year.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-24
State Clonyantioll

4 Mass Convention OF the lgeemen Of Yer
anont, will be he'd at Montpelier, on the 9th
day Of July next, at eleven o'clock, A. NJ, to
nominate candidates for Governor, Lieut. Gov
ernor and Treasurer, to be supported at the en-
suing election.
All who are in favor Of sustaining the Con-
stituticn and the Union, ard Of supporting the
NatlopaI Administration ia Che present crisis Of
The country, are cordially invited to attend.
X uEsRA BAxrnR,
J GRRaoRy SmlTH, Republican
r. W. CLARK State Committee.
GEo G. SHEPARD.
June 5, 1869
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-24

DECORATE STATa CONVENTION. The Rut-
land Courier commends the call for Demo-
cratic Conqent:on, and says it is not upon the
Republican broad gauge, bat is rsther upon
the Hard-shell Baptist close communion prin-
ciple. The SeHtinei, whjct last week advised
Democrats TO cone into the Convention called
by the Republican State Committee, in view of
this Democratic call now takes back that advice
and goes liz for good cld-lasaionci Democratic
Convention. 1t thinks the time has not yet ar
rived in Vermont When Democrats can come in
to Renubliesn Convention and control its ac-
ton and in this opini1a il is PROFESSIONALLY
more than half right.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-24

The Toledo Commercial gives the following
good relort; The other day as Il number of
rebel prisoners were being shipped for Sandusky,
for the traitors home on Johnson's Island, u
little German made himse! quite prominent
with his NOISY remarks about the secesh. One
of them, brawny six-footer, turned savagey
upon him and said, We eat Dutchmen down
south IVY den Jou no eat Sigel was the
instant retort. Secesh had no reply to give,
but passed sadly on
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-24

The Army HOSPITALS AT CoRlNTu. The wife
of Senator Harlan Of Iowa, publishes letter
in reference to the hospitals ut Corinth She
complains that Gen. Hallecks order prohibiting
the contrbands from entering the lines entails
very much suffering upon the sick and wounded
soldiers, who might be waited upon and cared
for by the contrabands driven away by his
cruel order.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-24

CnVTEsBE& County, Com ENTIos The Re
publican County Committee in Chittenden
County have called a Delegate Convention to
meet at Burlington the lst of July. The call
is 10 all " wnq ar in layo, of sustaining the
National Administrat IL TIE present crisis
Of the country
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-24

Col, Cahill of the Ninth Connecticut Regi-
menl, who has had but 700 men until recently,
writes home that he has filled hlS regiment to
the maximum standard CO4O) by recruiting
loyal men OF New Orleans The Thirteenth
and Twelfth have also received additions in the
same manner.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-24

We learn that Lieut.. NJ. V. B. Bronson Of
Capt. Westons Company of Berdan's Sharp
Shooters, arrived in town yesterday. lie has
come home Tor the purpose of recruiting the
Vermont Company of Berdan's Sharp Shooters.
-RuRidnd Herald.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-24

We are informed that TIE Governor Of this
State has been inquired If respecting more
troops. 1t seems apparent now the. more men
are needed il the field, an9 Vermont will, no
doubt, ZEE asked Cor at leae. anothe, Regiment.
We trust there will be bat little more delay in
filling up the Ninth Regiment, at least, and that
Kermonters viii be ready ts RESPOND at once to
any further calls the Government may make
upon them.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-24

CoRRcTior--Beni. Scn5ner, one of the
Listers in the town Of MiGdlesex, writes us
that Bob. CoGcy, Waltes Scribnar, and P
Kioson, set down in che list published by us
as volunteers from Montpelier, should rlghfully
be credited 70 Middesex, the first being single
men whose parents reside il that town, and
who were at home whoa they enlisted, and the
latter having family thea and now in Mid
dlesex
We have also bton informed that Chas Car
ley went FROM East McnpeEer
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-24
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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-24

RUVsAND COUNTY CONVENTION "A Mass Con
vention of the supporters of the Administra-
ton bas been called &c meat VI Rutland the I'd
of July.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-24

The Ninth Regiment will rendezvous at Brat
tleboro, hear the grounds recently occupied by
the Eight Regiment. Qdartcrmastcr General
Davis is to feed he Regiment while in camp
there
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-24

ANOTHER RUSSELL IN THE EELD.-'lhe follow
ing" news came with the last arrival from
Europe
The New York correspondent Of the London
Times represents that the number of men in the
Federal armies amounts TO about $4,000,
which is insufficient for the double work OF
conquering the South and afterwards holding it
in military Subsection. The Secretary of ar
had lclegraphed to the Governors OF all the
Northern and Western States for volunteers to
complete The roll Of 700, 900 men. The number
will be obtained, owing to the slagnation OF
trade and the initiation OF martial ardor.
The Northern people he adds, fight for the
restoration of the old Union IN order that they
may be thu greatest military and naval power
IN Chrstendom that they may oyerawe Great
Britain aud France, but especially Great Brlt-
ann and that they may be the arblterS OF The
fate OF nations both in the Old and New
World, This is not ayowed in speeches, but 1t
is the truth.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1862-06-24

TnE OCCUPATION or WHITE House. FOR a Hos
PIrAL-I The reason why White House The
property Of the rebel Col. Lee, was not sooner
appropriated Tor the purposes Of hostlpal' Is
thus related by the Washington Republican,
The President when first spoken to, urged
some objection to the arrangement, saying Gen.
Mcclellan had had some talk with Col, Lee on
previous occasion, and had promised it the
occasion offered, to protect his residence against
occupation by any United States troops but
when Mr.. Lincoln heard how our soldiers were
without shelter, except such as afforded by ne
gro huts anu barns, and subjected to drink i'm
pure water, while the rooms of Col Lees house
were empty, and guarded by United States SOL
dlers, he said the order must come. If Gen
Mcclellan has made apromise to Col Lee which
he cannot break. lOM nor break a for HIM. '
The New York herald., 1862-11-05
HARRWARE-AUCTI0N NOTICE
IL JOHN T. AN AkTWERPiS SON. AaStcnser.
Wi! sell on Tanf sGay, Nov. &,
Atl0uriDek
Al E,s pew hAicSrpcg., /,
NJ ~ ALA. a.rnn.

The bssee OF the retailers stock u Hardware comprising
Tower Bolts Nsca DO, Iron Squares. Rim and Eor,ce
Locks Gus Iac.s Baas Finishing Nails, spikes, Coffee
Mills, Ring Compasscs Brass oval and round s.sr Rods.
Tin Ware apsned Goods, BrtfaDia Goods Plated Tea
Table Spoons and Forks Butts ana Hinges Sad Iron snds
Hammers shears Hat ucts g. s. Ages G. Files Taper
Plies scra eh Avis 'mles, Spring Baagses Tack
and Hammers Scissors Pocket Knives and Table Gallery,
Hat Hooks Screws. Rvets surlis. Pins, F,sne
rlscss Mineral and Porcelain Knobs Brass Headed Nails
and knDus I.os-sood Squares Curtain Ornaments Iron
Ware Ball Psaee wre nehcs, Beys spl Il Levels Iron aud
Brass rraus and Ii Luc.s Cupboard de- Iaohes, Chest
do, Cleaveis, Firuef Ct4sses Nhlssc!
Handles, Bite. Angers, a.. &c
The New York herald., 1862-11-05
SALES AZ AuCTsOs.

SSI0S - hctbsON. .....
csrioS Sories
wa n neiilHosnKAD .roroHssAs
ss cHARLss c WARREN.
No a CoIiiaedi sssset
ApcrIoN SALE or BOOTS AND shuEs.
on Eraay. Nov = si ie,. oc,csk
Tnn cxyslodpE soh rus sAEk
WILL INcLUDB
rnKFs HpnnREp SAMPLE LOTS,
+ RErREsgrTlaG DUPLICATES TO THE NUABER or
MORE yIsN rwo THOUSAND PACKAGES
spd c. esa, ng samcst every spa Of ssAsonats
: kects Shoes active a~s.snd
SPECIAL NOTICE
ouR REerLAa WEEKLY Auction SALES
or Roots AND sBoEs ON FRIDAYS.
WILL lNcLrpE HEREAFTER. As Usual
NOT LESS TRAN THREE HUNDRED SAMPLE LOTS
SOLD Hy rBs FULL PACKAGE ONLY,
AND pupiIc.rEp wfrH GREAT LiBERALirs
NEXT
sPEciAL Trade SALE.
FIVE JHousAND CASES BOOTS AND sBo8s.
ON Fs,DAY. NOVEMBER a.
CHARLES C. wARRER
Auction b00t and shoe w Warehouse, u
No ~ Cortisudt street.
The New York herald., 1862-11-05
nILl,SERy. SC.

MADAME Mhs. LATE SUpEEiN1ETDEEJ OP Ttig
vi titas Department 81 Msssir Ar.oa. tctttatt ~
the ahist ~ Nrr DH;k ald h,t .ete0. r,
hat rte Lac rHop Btd htt fritn fpi4 aIn. +, 81 M A
sss Dsyssnlk,fa ~ u Anii rJef.
The New York herald., 1862-11-05
HENry u; LEEDS 4 co; AgcTIoNEEgs.

HENRY H. LEEUs h co. will sell auction, Friday,
November II O'Clock Ia oar gallery % Nassau street =
rare collection Pictures containing ~ spacns
noeiy cabinet SIC, sclsc,ed from various studios n
Enrope Nj j. r. beaumont nf sas city which
Will be fond baant.fe work by Enscne verboooshosen,
tf Brussels Shc Young Student, 'y Patrols of Paris
tue ani.oape Keos knoG. VITA others by Henri.
.i;e Rnaer. . o De Metz shaver Herring, s,rohel,
SeAnup.. Einderuans, Roster, %stuwnght. "a:
fshs iisy.ei.. g. Pyne. Krasemsn. Van seveIdonck,
lstcstpt Ia Walter Williams. 'Tuikshank De tos,
Nautrts srt other artists OF
dis,rcian. ~ now exhibition in our galleries. y
The New York herald., 1862-11-05
uESRY H. LEEDS A co, AucTIoSEERs.
III EXECUTORS SALE.
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNlIuRB,
or THE BEST QUALITY.
AND WORKS OF ART

AND WORKS OF ART
ALSO, A VALUABLE COW.
EEkRI H. LEEDs h co. viii sell by auction, On Weo
pesday November 0, I0s O'Clock, al No Washington
square. corner Of University aud Waverey place al ,he
o aed in raid residence consisting Of Nev
and brussels Carpets, large Manisi and pir Glasses on
Pauings n action Ilanofostc. made ty l.falu
Paris $50 nearly new also seven octave Piano hy
I-indsn 4 Frl2; costly real Ornoin and Bronze
anc Bracksts latest styie Paror Sne
with rich SIX trocae Curtains heavy 10 match suit
green sa. Velvet Curtains 10 match Lace Curtains
carved Etasre Centre a sics Tables real large and small
hrUcsde carved Corn.ess A Dining Room of carved oak
farniturc Extension Table Bn1et and Chairs covered
roseWcod and French mahorany Mattresses and Other att
lenises after tte sale Of furniture, very ynluaoe
Cow, sears old with calf perfectly sound and kind
Calache made ~ urST by LSwT.De and
$ilGl Also. st Of Silver pisei Double Harness
with Robes Ac. The above 10 cD exhibition.
The New York herald., 1862-11-05
PROPOSALS..

rl,o REAL ESTATE OwNEHs.-sEALEp PROPOSALS.
will be received this odice nnth Wcones'sy, Noy D
1885, for the purchase OF Lot o sro' ~ ~ ~,
fo.o wing boundaIics 10 w~rbAt W" S'Ns' "'e""'''
Tenlh aud Fourteenth s'frcis.
49,. 49,. ,a... =, tause and Lot for the ps ter or
a. '"o 80 tor tie ne of Enanc Company No ~ be.
,s cen pn,,on i;ayriny, Vrecnwrh and .hnscb sires
.in dlagram W the rt.ctv onfreis
,., ~, ss,,rs 10 sy and character of aprose,ncnr,
any Taymen, viii be 'nae on ifns "t"f ~" sa'f'"S'
Tor, title, -, =. ~, ,t.e -. al ,,.,.,,s,i.
ihfi'N'' bOEf /. HAMs, cWhtpt,0 ior
,.,,v ~ rrw ycEs DF'As,ssvt ~ t,sN.s
A' y t,osv,Lvt4tEs U.,tcs. Nov. J. fIi J
The New York herald., 1862-11-05
ugNay r. HEnfs, JR., AvcTIosEER

By HENRY WCOp Co
sHER!rr's SALE OF OIL PAINTINGS, lArHE, TOOLS.
$50 Rroadwss VIZ: Oil Paintings Powder Flask Lar
Tools a. tber with be rsh .e and interest Of Henry
Rhode lo a and splendid Ne 4xch~'rn Pipe.
By order JAMES LYNCH, Sheriff.
A. L. ByKxI, nsputy.
The New York herald., 1862-11-05

rsfss Fas.e 49, e reaeaFss fssts sew .7Tr
ssN te ss4ts y 7sisesa .isseai aisfez8 b -s.
The New York herald., 1862-11-05

TTENRY H. HEgTs. JR. sUCTIoNEEE
III BY HENRY WOOD A CO.
sHERlFF'S Shlit:-BRAlDs LADIES' BELTS. A., A.
"Wednesday. November at lN's o,ocl. sales
rnogn broadway large rGi dies
Bets Hat aud zap Ncn'iaioTs. A.. &c. BY order,
JAMES LYNCH, SHERIFF
Grllysrtr DENNY
The New York herald., 1862-11-05

pCrIok NOTICE -
MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD rCkNlTORE.
NH FRENCH plER AND MANrEL MlRRORs
suPEagLY CARVED ROSEWOOD PlANoFcRTE.
ElEGASr SILVER PLATE. aICH CARPETS. &c
TRJS DAY twEDNEsDhy), AT II O'CLOCK PRECISELY,
AT TlfE FIVE STORY RESI- DENCE, NO i52 WEST
Tw Et.TT FIRST sraFEy, NEAR SEVENTH AvEkuE.
.oGAtSSiNu At ii CLOCK PRECISELY
The tale r-es the entire OF the Louse The
elegant Pailnr FdlA;ur. made errr, solid
The WI ole wD be sold 10 The hsat. bidder
eash, onsr extraordinary ndncenene purchasers
Mtssn 5aonihs Elegant octave
iaro' sviE al incdsrE improvements .Sersrune
a.. S0fl. elcga fun suits ~ Pare
Furniture u ~ "a Elace
ilAeei collection 0f rare Paintings roewood Turkish
Easy Cnais u aas Centre and side marble
TOY gsics richly carYeG NhRnher Salts in and
ho@y Bureaus carved Besfa Is. WashStin1s sofa Beds
n t.e ar cloth; pure ii.y Ralf from forty "a
Nifty ponds made 70 order and eyccen condition Dining
hoona saisure Consisting or Line oak Extension fable
sooas. &, with heavy and engraved Glassware of
every aesayrtop No postioDenent Compe,eut persoIs
WI. be attendance and ship sooGs fof lai-
-iascfs. Il desired Catalogues nj house
4 ssICSEEs SALE OF LARGE STOCK OF DRY
IL Goods-A. u. GRIsTAIAR. aaotoIeer well sell
fis dav Nav ~ Aots p'ciock, al $50 Eknth
Tnrty.fourh s:iee, 10 sa
store eonssLinE part OF French English Metnoes
Dairra CaicJss, Barsres Pads Apacas Silks press
GooJs white and ulS,rachsd Musins, Shirtngs
cs RED, white and Canton fiaIels Damask and Table
LIN Napkins ana IoweipG. large 10, OF Bfoehe. Ctap
ana Nco'en Saawls; Cloais and RsDllas; large M
grnera assortment u Kid. Lse Thread aDa Wooden Gloves
Silk Mitts, Lace Ses Dress Trimmings Button nser,n
and genera r.men " goods in the line
mention The above sale Is we worthy the
dealers Catalogues al sale BY of W B. Bishop,
siSnce
The New York herald., 1862-11-05
NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, NOvEMsEs s. 1862. Y
sALEs AZ AUCTION.

T. y oAssAbio, 4gcrlosEga y,c,.,o,. .e a..
II Lss"'"s w'ass, roese a, Z: SRA ''''S''"s - :
W. e. 81 Sour ssSs %.% ss .ss
s..s f- 70 .ay storage 2 ID sxrenses ~.
s,sss, sssi CSC s 9 ssS sysas s aos
,s.sa.i.s S.s.ari Barrels cash whiS Wine
s. ssfs ssss s. ssS is.l IS
" coIrcN AuoT1oNKER.-LARGE GALE or
Bo4seho,d Farn,,urs, Carpets hrross. chandeiie,a
rsa's !. near osusi srs street.
e good .yss s' s .s Ss.
y ps ave G raor sais. IN ss
tss sss ssss s
sn DINING rssss D,sssns ssrssns %SSds waS
ss sh s s sssssr ssa: Rssss
ssad TsI1.sss and u.
portable Ferusse ssssd PsS0fsrs. large
I, COTTON. AucTIoNEER-wILL SELL ON FRI
street Ga e n. ser & ss nsls
ssiine Of sewing chine Tore Moaldinss and s,aff 81.
Sss.. Hoaldass Turned oraa@en,s sirsS
.y sns black wapu ~ ssarasi fahes Knobs and ss vAe
" ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
m n.Se ~ a
sar.as Kessg sns Dining tSo% a: ssdrss% FasS
Tables sidsboads katens,on Tables Lounges Easy Chars
n @. horton. AuCTIONEER--By H. B. GOOD.
W. RiDGE-wl sell, on "Wednesday Nov: 3 ~ ~ u o'eioeh
M a 1853 Lanrers street. lot OF Honeebold Furn tnrc,
coss.s Of Carpets Chairs Mirrors pctmrss Beds Bel
ding, kchen Utensils BY order cf A. SPRINGsTEENt
Constable and Attorney for Mortgage
CEoRsE HoLHRooK, AucTIoNEER, WILL SELL
VI this day AT III ecock al l6kGresne street near beeckef
street al he eenteel faror, Cnamocr Dining Room ana
Kitchen FU Gere uf rentlsman leaving Tor Europe Ken
paror suits Pier end Manie Mirrors Lace Carains on
Paror SUIT IL and golc Gne Beds Bedding, rosewood
and mahogany Beos,eads Ac.; Bnrrans Stands, emma
Stoves Extension and Tabes the mole making tine
lot families dealers and oheIs and must pe delivered
inmeda,ely af,cY sale Catalogues at sale.
uENRY X LEEDS. AUCTIoNEER- hssl0NEEs
Ill sale oi Jawelry, HENRY H. LEEDS co, w1l eel
a, auction op "Wednesday Nov g. and Thursday, Nov a.
laZ clocs each day the saleso ~ Nassau street
large valuable of Jevey comprising the stoea u
src esahehueu &c he so!d without reserve hy or
of " peel, ESQ, assignee, comprising Oval Mosaic
Farentne Lava Turquoise EGamsled ana othef
ana other Lockets, Sleeve Etttuns II every
Patent stcds other cesepols set src unset
Seals Rugs, plain and set Coal = art Pine,
Knobs Silver Keys. Wire Sets,
Pins FOrentine Mosaic Pina and Bracelets, Chan
trmles BAND Bracelets. Box and Glass Pins Canoes IN
STYLES Cua Pins, lily Studs. ETrseau Seis, Enamel
Fob Chains Vest Iionks Coral Drors
OF ether articles usually found IN The
large dealer The trade particularly invited 10
examine th.s valuable stock on the morning 81 the sale
The New York herald., 1862-11-05
THE TURF.

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The New York herald., 1862-11-05

w COTTON, AUcTIONEER-wILL SELL ON FRI
y day November T. ~ lO,s O'Clock, A No Ss Waiksr
street NE entire Stock Of sewing mas niae ease con-
ou. 6lack walnut. .osev % muberry oss and belly We
Noudlngs Turned Ornaments birch cedar ,mahoRA
black waipu Bearas; fancy Knobs and ss va'e
v
The New York herald., 1862-11-05

lrDw 2AD FffrtNUIE 4I,lf0Nf,r ~ WALL
~ sv-~t ~ s"t tu.fsasi N.r Z. f'.s Ca ne
rllsllNs Et4trL.sEgrkT
~ ha.4N tiie'', arft ~ aare ass4fa ttf Il rlts
rfsttsN ystff. ~ l.f e. aNt, NpaybW t.sF ,uit,f
ssstst a, ore - se ~ss o.st Ns@ h, s.., le,
Snlau3 snks.s s.sn.. -
The New York herald., 1862-11-05

4 AIDES AND GENTLEMEN W yOu WANT TBE
IL value Tor yenr east On c.olhins. runitu,e. .Casp~
Nr c OF the old stand, 3ta Sees nth
lc,rrrr Ihut, ihfn ARA ThitN .fuuriA streets u
sw4tAlsS Ladrs Attended sy AIs Sbs.n
The New York herald., 1862-11-05

LNoR SALE-A NICE, WELL BRED YOUNG MAKE
u sound and gentle, promising speed wi.h hands ~
Light Wagon, fairness, &e win be sold for xl
Voorhees, stable, Seventh avenue between Foiydh and
I Forty-sixth streets.
The New York herald., 1862-11-05

A r iqs SEVENTH AVENUE E--LAD1Es AND GENTLE.
men eau obtain the highest cash price FOR their Sa on
Clothing Furniture Carpets Jcweiry &C. bv calling on
address Mrs 0olds,rin, sthe above number Gcnennn
attended by Mr.. goldstein.
The New York herald., 1862-11-05

TToRsEs-A VERY STYLISH PAIR or BLACK
IL Horses, l5 hands high, without iau wcrth siuo
sold the has for them. In are
OF FRANK stable Of Bulls Head Bank, corner Twenty y
fifth street ana Third avenue.
The New York herald., 1862-11-05

IIOR SALE--CHEAP, THREE TEAMS OF FINE
Horses just arrived from Canada Vest They arc from
fourteen high old aud
every respect Can be In tie club stable,
The New York herald., 1862-11-05

NOR sALE-A PAIR OF YOUNG HORSES FROM THE
country they are six and seven years old srowng cn
tails kind, sound in all harness. sep together IA
80; they warranted Can be At Bradys stable "
West Sixteenth street. until sold.
The New York herald., 1862-11-05

A THE oLDEgT STAND. Ia SEVENTH AVENUE
IA Ladies ~ guaranteed 10 obtain the
mos. value for their cast on wearing apparc also, Carpets
Furniture J.we,ry &c hy post punciuaiy attended
by E,ekks yf Seventh avenue beween and
Twentirh streets. Ladies' attended TO BY Mrs. No
meet with any other honsc.
The New York herald., 1862-11-05

AT NO. 3a3 BowERy.-n. ROsENTHAL, HAVING A
"A great desire 70 purchase large quantity OF cast ~
Wearing Apparel Furniture Carpets Jewcy &e ~ cali
utmost value for cath article. Ladies' attended by Mrs
RosenthAL Please rcmente and 3bS Bowery, OPP ostc
Great Jones street.
The New York herald., 1862-11-05

vHyANTED~-A VERY LIGHT EXPRESS WAGON wITH
w three seats top and altogether haDasoe
iy put up ut to send lot Of children school IN he
try. Address box ,059 New York Post Office.
The New York herald., 1862-11-05

RIO SHEEP BREEDERS.-FOR SALE, NUMBER o.
j South Down Rams and Ewes; also Shropshife Bon,'
Rams and Ewes; very superior; they be- ii-
Lorard Sheep Farm. Fordhan, Westcheser county ~
miles from city the New York and Harlem Hacsd
Inquire at l6 and IL Chambers street.
The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-08-07

HEADQUARTERS Boz ID CT ms,
MEAPEIs, Tenn, July 1, 1s62
The Board Of Claims submits the following rules for
the government Of pars asking relief and conestng
claims.
l. The party asking relief must make short suocnet
statement in writing, showing that the property in
troversy is in military possession and all the facts
lAtive to the subject matter Of controversy pst he clearly
stated and the statement thus made, must be
by the party prosecuting.
2 Al the parties interested must be named in the pc
ttion, and must have notice Of such prosecution.
The written statements Of all parties will be heard.
4. Arguments except short statement of the parties
will no. be heard. i
5. The Board will meet at Q A. NJ. and PM.
g. Case set for trial at particular hour mus be heard
at the me they will be dismissed good
be shown for continuanee-and not again heard.
JAMES R. SLACK,
}. A. MCLAU 6fILIN, Board.
H. P. De HART.