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Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-12-05
Duplication for Eiccmsc

ri oflCE ishereby given that i, Ad$
| ' am Hirsch. ofthe town'of Ninches1
ter. Randolph Couaty, State of Indiana,
shall apply At the next term Of the Board
of County Commissioners doing business
for said County. to'6e Held at the Court
Housein said Winchester, on the first.
Monday in December next, for the pur-
pose OF taking out license to retail foreign
and domestic spintuous liquors, by a less
quantity THAI one quart at time, and suf
fertile same to De drank ON NV premises
or in m" house, situate on in lot No. : :,
East front, on the corner al East and
Washington Streets, in the said town of
Winchester, Randolph County. and State
of Ind ana. ADAM HIRSCH.
Nov. eth, 1862 4w
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5000 Cords Wood Wanted,
ME NDERSI NED WILL PAY
4 the highest price for
esOoss COFsYs-Sy0 GOD

Delivered on ;he Belleiontaine Railroad.
For particulars call at Col. Isaac P
Gray's sore IN Union Ci'y. Ind. where
tou vii .tnd a large stock tall kinds of
Dry Goods. II as aau Cao', &C., AZ.
Those who hive wood to sell and goods
To buy would 40 we'll to call on me.
noy.a Nv DAVID IL. BREEDER.
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DI- uClcdH'r 4 III ta~di Ntfi>s
FoR LIvER NFL,ISr,' IsiLfot s~rss, EcS
There has neverb eeha CArHARTlC m-di-
cine. offered % The public. tl,at .s 81 = . 81
entire 'atisfaetson. a. hcD8AN'SrNIyFkS
PILLS. ttttt u .el gtf
entirely yeget able. theN are perfectly
INNOCENT AMI cap be lakeil rs t'in ~ bst teud sr
infant; Vet prom pi';ind nSw.rfulin removing
all Bilious Secretions. AcidO Irnpnre. Fsess
Matter from the stomach. I'm. fact. tls,s are
the only Pillsthat Tho aid. be used Datia ffous
districts
They Producer Gripping. Sickness or Pain
in the stomach orl,o wells Il he ugh very active
and searching i'm their operation. prom ting
healthy Secreiions ofthe Liver and kldDey :.
Who will suffer from Biliopsness, Hea.i;sshe
and Foul stomach, when so cheapia re n ~sy
can be obtaned' Keep them constantly m
haHd; single dose, taken IN seaspn. may
prevent hours. days and months of Sickness.
Ask for Dr. J. I'll McLean's Universal pills.
Take no other. Being coated. they are taste
less. Price only 25 cents per box. and can be
sentby mailto any part ofthe United states.
i, ~ Mel FAN Sole ProD'r
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COMIC PUBLICATIONS.

FUNNY FELLOWS OWN BOOK,
Hickory Nuts and Sweet Cider,
SHE DAM SNAPS or Bitters for the
Nation.
COMIC ALMANACS, LAP JACKS
and ''a
JOHNNY CAKES, &c. Sc, &c.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-12-05

MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS.
Life a. Gen. sam. Houston, Lives
sc liinsiTiOu- - omen.
Alclin ;he oe!ar0On. Three Eras' i'm
Womcn-S L8@f if'
or the Naid wife ana Mother,
wit and ItHmor, in
Paragraphs.-hy y go. d. PRENTICE,
PARSON BROW NLOW'S BOOK,
and many others.
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ir TELLs YoE. ofI re,t Iscs.- sympt6ms,
.14lilN u sneLtgesiSRstE

.99ls"Fj ihettgesisagts .oa-
. ''nssi. % oncbs &, p..eqlgVrs.
lleufss1 nris ga Wfu0t- chronic.
,cassa. roatii e aisa a.aisifiui-
Lsag9 s,re.ige ia 80 qlecrs,
alt ..s-ss ? iesta WI olh.sr
ai.1as fif.c month aud rcspi-
ratofyss3ggafs. -.
e Ir TcLts You ST ~ e.4s-s, s.wg'oms and
e lreas.seni - worms. bal~ Acoiit.
stfidsatatfnn sfoih ceneretion ) :.
ruefnrcs slalea. dia rrho q. jaign-
- noice. hepatrrhpa, bloody urine.
stones ~ the kidno3s AID blad-
der. iunammiilon. and other
d.seases OF the Storoaeh. bowels,
liver and urinary organs.
Ir Trtfs You % The, causes, Symptoms aud
treatment of bone. blood. and
sAS bog pawn. ring-bone. sweeuie.
strains. bs"kea knees. wind
al 80 g.llts .lQsEdeE. sole Drnises aud
graz II. ers ettalsbof@ he n: ehes.
"a cankcr. thrush az 4 earns: also NJ.
mcgriiiS. vcft igu: edHepsy. stag-
gers: aud othcr diseazas o. the
slf-a feet:-ieSs an. head.
IT Tails You or the causes. syfnptoms and
treatment Of hsiula; poll evil:
mane.: sirfciE ibrktf law:
rAeuh.iism: eramp; gals; dis
eases o. % e-eye and hsari, aud
hos 10 manage casiratiou. hles,-
dIrr: frt.ph.uhing: tnW.iing: fir
ing: hefnis: linInfafiou;. tap
ping ans Other sprsieai opera
lions
IrTELLs Yor or Rarev's method 81 tanning
- horses; how - approach. stable
0rLalter colt; bow 10 accuSi0fn
a horse 10 s,ranl-e sound aud
sight: ana how bit. saddle.
ride and freak him 20 harne W
also the foTrI anGtaw Of Nal.
RAINY. The Who IT, beif gthe re-
suit of more Than fifteen wears
study ofthe habits. neculislritfes
waRfsand wrsknesses OF Ola Is mo-
.4 IL BE aud n~einl animal.
81 The book contains III pages. appropriated y
illustrated by neayly 100 cngraviugs. and ~ 81
be sent 20 any address post 'afd IN receipt Il
price iralf bound : I Ga or in cloth extra ~ Il
We are also pr,li sheIY. Of Every body :
Law,efs bIF rani frps7tdsq.: The Family
Doctor by Prof. II S.fa,rHr. VI. =: Thrill
Ing savehtnr.s anon rihe eHr}Nrs efsvrs.' bv
Warren Nils~'oed, 'SEniishi md fadow :,
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Ter bnd tiu'tc.' Modern Cooker. in an ~
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PROToGalpa ateOMs IN GREATLY
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"" them 0 Vreefip III popular. 4ad tern ~,
1000 Local and Travelling,
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every where t,r tbeit.sie fa
Foi,fnei.1 -. .-ifsr term. In ansufises
with other infarrnation apiiv r--ffFssr 4 Z
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n ppOilltnlcnt.

N Office il hereby given that the un-
~ dersigned has been appointed Ad-
ninistrator of the estate Of William
II. Harshman. late of Randolph County,
deceased. Said estate is supposed to be
nsolvent. Henry Y. SIZE,
Nov. %, 1862. Adm.
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TAX NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, TO all per-
~ sons that the lists, valuations. and
enumerations made and taken in the
County of Randolph, and State Of Indian
a. by the Assistant Assessor under the
Excise Law of the United states, entitled
"An Act to provide internal revenue to
support the Government, and to pay in
teres ton the publid debt" will be open
FIFTEEN DAYS for examination, from
and after the fn
18th day of November. 1859,
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$40. W4GESPAID $40.

$40. WAGESPAID $40.
To sell goods Tor The ADAMs srwINc
MAcHlS A .CONFNzr. VOwll give com
mission OF all goods sold By our Agents
or pay wages at from $40 70 500 per
Saonth, and pay all necessary expenses.
Our machine is perfect in its mechanism
i child can learn to operate by bali an
hours instruction. Il is equal to any
Family Sewing Machine in use, and We
have REDUCED the price to Fifteen Dollars
Zach machine is wareanted for 3 years.
Address c. RUGGLEs,
n5yl Gen. Agt., Detroit, Mich.
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Appointments.

N Office is hefetE givsn That the
' undersigned tha& been appoipt Ell
Executors OF the last will OF Joseph Bea-
~, late of FsandotlhI .cpuDty =indtana,
deceased. Said estate is supposed to be
solyea. sCIuusrIAy NIcKY, sr-ao
JoHN ID. NicKY, RxSs..i
4 Nov. 18th. 1Sg2,-3w, -.
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.7udifOr'S Office,

of said County.
Aud further NOTICE is also hereby
given, that
* 2 p z "A. II s
will be received aud determined, by me, at
the COURT HOUSE OF said County,
relative 70 any erroneous or excessive
valuations or enun,ertiens uTtde, com +
YTefrwnv or tfts+teI,A s,-tae -4sl-dsy Of
Decemoer, a -e2, thl,eoptlnue from day
TO day &c all shaifhhSr been heard aud
.deteFmined.
- JOHN YfRYAN.
= Assessor 9th Dist Indiana.
. Nov. u. 1862, r. n
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Do You want your delicate, sictiy. puny
Children. TO b. Healthy. strong anr scths y
-tls,sr .eive@Shem MtLEAS'S hi,NCHH
ENlNG CORDIAL. fSce the directions on
each bottle). Ills delicious To take.
II POhe table spoonful. taken every morn
ing fasting, jsa surs preventive agaiustt hills
and Fever, Yellow, Ever, -Nhylsra, CT any
prevail ht j cas-, II
T'CAtTics -Be~ re<os .nruggltis or
Dealers VINO may Or, TO i'm upon lou Dot
\ lc 81 Bittars or ~arsaparilla. (Which they can
buy cneaR-, - sa.Png - just y good here
arc men %A - ehongh 10 steal pr.i e o.
name ~ Z - the'r Y liz decectioi. AVOID
such infa N gus ~ BATES and their vllpirJus
cpmpoundsf ~ for Or. - ~. A,4eat :
Strengthening Cordial and Blood Purifier
Take nothing else II is the only remelH that
will Purify your BLOOD thoroughly and. nj Che
sametime. SrRENG vi ECS3ans N VIGORATE
the whole organization. tits put up in large
6ottle--s, perpet NJ, 2r y hettf sigrf srF
DR.. j, n. rT LEAN, Sofe -
.tAss Coz. % rHIRD AND F.SE .sIs.,z.v
III. InyrfS VI
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-12-05

Recently Published Books.
OTpheus &. Kerr. Les Misera5les,
among the Pines.
Thirteen NoathS ~ the Rebel ArIay,
Eyes 4 Eears: bvH W BErcHER,
Holmes New Poems.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-12-05
Strengthening Cordial & BLOOD
Purifier.

Delayuot a moment: Il is warrantedto. gire
satisfaction. IL viii cnre any disease of. the-
Kidneys. Womb. or Bladder; Painting, Oh
Sructed Menstruation. alling of the Womb,
Barrenness, or any disease arisingrom Chroh-
&c or Nervous Deoftfty. tits standardization
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1862-12-05

DYYIRTUE OFAN EXECUTION
ID 20 me directed, issued BY the Clerk
4 the United States Gfrtait Court for
he District o. Indiana under bis hand
md the seal of-said Court, I VII, on
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-06-18
WAR NEWS.

Since the rccent movements OF the Contedc-
r,+oc IN the rear of Gen. McClellan's army: 1t
has heen ascertained that there are other ho-
dies Of their troops on the north side OF the
pammkcv. believed to be awaiting opportunl-
ties to destroy such Federal shipping as come
I'D laden with supplies for the army On Sun
day party was at Charles City Court III ose'
near the James river. The next day 1t was re-
rorted that the same body appeared IN the
neighborhood of Williamsburg. Some OF the
most prominent citizel4s Of the peninsula nave
heen arrested on the suspicion OF carrying m
4,,,,,ot;on to the Confaderates. Anattempt mas
been made by the Confederates to 'ii7'e IN the
,,;ola+s Of Gen. Heintzleman' division, SO that
tho nos;tion Of that portion Of tue Federal
army could be ascertained, but without success
\ few were wounded but none Killed on e'Sn21'
side A dispatch from Gen. Mcclellan $ mead,
quarters yesterday afternoon states no sltS'al r
arr,v movements had taken place. a party OF
Confaderates were surprised on honaay al
Axh1ana on the Fredericksburg ralIroad' tour
taao miles from Richmond.
Fo,,,, dispatch dd.tea WiGscAe5ze:, o'2!!s1aS'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-06-18

New YoRK, June ls.-The New Orleans
picayune Of the lth inst, denies the report
telegraphed to Boston from Washington that
the yellow fever had made it's appearance in
New Orleans.
Eighteen hundred families were supplied
with provisions on the tenth inst.
Gen Shepley had vetoed the resolutions OF
the Assistant Board Of Aldermen: annulling
the contracts for cleaning the streets, also
resolution annulling the lease Of certain mar
kcts.
A story in the Journal Of Commerce that
Col Moody was hung in front Of his store IS
denid. he being unmolested and alive.
The Bank of America has resumed specie
payment.
The city is pretty quiet.
PHILADELPHIA, June lS.-Tho steamer
Ocean Queen, from New Orleans, the llth,
has arrived.
Pavmaster A. D. Weld, Of Boston, died on
board on the llth, and was buried on West
Bank, three miles above the head Of the
Passes.
Among the passengers are Mrs. Gen. Butler:
a number Of discharged soldiers and refugees,
also Pierre Soule, who comes prisoner
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-06-18
FROM WASHINGTON.
rspEC1AL DISPATCH TO THE GAZETTE.

ESPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE GAZETTE.
WAsHlSGroN. June l8th-A report has
been in circulation here for q day Or two past
that the Confederate Colonel Ashby was not
dead. but had been seen and conversed with
since the battle of Port Republic, where he is
said to have been killed On the contrary his
death i credited in Official circles and Southern
accounts 60 10 confirm the news oi his death.
Turner Ashby BLACK Turner, as he was called
by his friends) was not a General, as published,
having declined that position, preterllng to re-
lnan with his regiment.
There are now upwards OF four hundred pri
soners confined in the Old Capitol building
more than can be accommodated the superin-
tontlenl having hal to,erect tents III the yard
ior the new arrivals The building IS being en-
larged BY an addition to the wing. The interi-
Or arrangement. are also being altered.-
Among the political prisoners confined III the
building arc 3. II. jenkins, Of Alexandria,
Jos Bruin; +. Csunne]l DR.. j. B. Day, +.
CARER, Of Fairfax, and Gen. Asa Rogers, OF
Loudoun; Henry Simpson, and Thomas Javms,
Of Alexandria, are among the prisoners Of war.
DR.. /. B. Hooe, of King George who has
been confined for some days has been released
unconlitionaIly-thore being no charges pre-
terred against him
By an order from the War Department, all
property captured by the army: or seized by
any Provost Marshal. or taken up estray, or
taken from soldiers marching in the enenys
country, is required to be turned over to the
Chief: Of the staff Departments to which such
property would appertain, on duty with the
troops, and will be accounted for by them: as
captured property au1 used 5or the public ser
vice, unless claimed by owners and ordered BY
the commanding officer to be returned.
The large numbers Ct officers absent from
their regiments without sufficient cause IS re-
gardod as 50 serious an evil as to demand I'M
mediate correction, and accordingly orders have
been issued to correct the evil.
Tie despatch to The New York Times III re-
ference to Henry Doingerfeld, esq: Of AIexan-
drla, is considered highly imaginative, and it is
net at all probable that Congress will take cog
nlzance Of the open movements Of any private
citizen, especially when that citizen travels, by
and with the consent Of both governments
Ills city >.--.....- -.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-06-18

A writer in the New York Express complains
bitterly Of the action Of the Government, in ia
king possession Of the churches IN this city for
hospital purposes.
The city railway is being rapidly pushed for
ward. The workmen are now engaged IN dig
ging opposite Browns Hotel.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-06-18

the 18th inst, it appears that Gen. Fremont's
army was then at Mount Jackson, with the
Confederate pickets few miles in advance
Heavy firing was heard in Luray Valley, oppo~
site Mount Jackson on Saturday night, and it
is believed that reconnaissance of Gen. jack
sons army had overtaken Gen. Shields COM
mand, and battle been fought, with what re-
suit is not known Secessionists in the neigh
borhood of Mount Jackson state that Gen.
Jackson has been largely reinforced, and that
heis advancing down the Luray Valley, keep
ing only a small force in front Of Gen. Fremont.
The firing Of Saturday night goes to confirm
this statement.
The statement to the effect that portion of
Gen Gibbons brigade was captured by Con-
federate cavalry in Warenton, is Incorrect
When Gen Blenker passed through he left a
number Of sick men behind The Con-
federates came in to seize them, but at the ur-
gent solicitation Of the citizens, desisted taking
only their arms.
The killed, wounded and missing of the
Union side at the two battles of Cross Keys
and Port Republic, Va, which were fought
within five miles Of each other on the 9Th and
9th instant, were, as nearly as can be ascertain
nd as fellows.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-06-18

Dispatches from Memphis contain interest
ing news from down the Mississippi Confed-
crate papers from Vicksburg say that on the
18th the Union fleet shelled the town Of Grand
Gulf DR.. Stone Of New Orleans, had been
sent to Fort Jackson in irons The Confede
rates had suddenly risen and seized upon the
New Orleans and Great Western Railroad
destroying several bridges.
Dcserters state that the Contederates have
built three new batteries below Drury's Bluff,
on the James river, at Chaplin Bluff. Two of
them are iron batteries, and the other sub
marine battery The latter consists of four
tanks of boiler iron, each holding twenty-five
hundred pounds Of powder, strung across the
channel, one connecting with the other, and &
wire rnnning through them, properly encased
and leading up the bank, where an operator is
stationed to explode them. They have put
this battery short distance below Chapin's
Bluff
The Federal cavalry yesterday paid another
visit to Ashland, and surprised party OF Con-
federates at that point, drove them of, and
captured some property
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n:z9> Our paper as our readers haven now had
full opportunity Of seeing, though small III si2e,
contains all the current news OF the Gay, do
nestic and foreign, with occasional nliscel|ane-
Gus selections. The labor OF condensation, to
enable us to effect this, daily, can hardly be AZ,
preciated without trial ihe preparation q,
such journal requires more work than tue
filing Of large sheet, viii long articles; would
demand.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-06-18
GFROM THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
From New Orleans.

NO YELLOW PEvER-ARRIvAL OF IIOE. PIERRE
SOULE AS a PRISONER. &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-10
E,EErRAL RAILROAD ofNEW-JERsEy.

~ FROM foot 4 Cortland, Connecting at Hampton
Jundion With Delaware Lsckswaora snd Western Railroad
and Il Eas'oa With Legh Valley Railroad and II.
on forming diEect line to Pittsburgh sndthe West without
chsngs o.
SPRING AGRANGEMENr-Commc March ., 1852
Leave New-Yofk as follows:
UARRisBuHG EXPKE.s--At n m. for Enston, Reading
pottsyle harrisburg Msuch Chunk, Nilianspor,. &c.
hl,iL TRAiN-At a. M for EastOn, Water Gap, Scrau.
ton, Great Bend. Ptta.on, Wikesbsus, &c.
70 II. THROrgH TRAIs-fOr Easton. hsueh Chunk, VII
lism.2su, Reading. Pottsyle Harrisburg, sc.
~. TAGOUGu fRAIs-FoI Ess.ou, Bethlehem Allentown,
and Hauoh Chunk
5:1oP. a. WAY THAIS-For Somerville.
BP n. WRsrsKs ENrRgss-For Fastou, Allentown, Read.
Ing Harrisburg PIbugh and the Nost Sleeping from
Jors,y City through 10 Pittsburgh.
ErParss TaAiS PoR HAHRIssuRa-The 6 a H. Express
Train from New York arrives ct iiauburgn at
E Fast aud West on fennsyvenis sn Railroad, Northern
Central Railroad, North and South and with the Chmbcr
bnd Valley Railroad.
TnR ThRouGH ErPRgss TRAIN yor TIE Wrsr leaves
EewYork st D. NJ daily tsundiys excepted making close
connection Harrisburg with Penpsylvsn Raoad-wh
change Pittsburgh aud bat one to Cincinnati and
Chicago Four hours time isssyed BY taking this tram.
EIitABYrnponr AND ksw-YORk fERKY-Lesvo New.
York nom Pier No O. North River at 5ssO and III 32O,
4; 20, and $50 y.
Ths boats stop At be gen Point and M.rners Hsrbor every
Hit zach wsy. JouN u brGHNS, superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-10
1862. THE 1862.

Pennsylvania CENTRAL RAILROAD,
with ~ connections. form, -
TIE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FRos Nsw-lD DIX 10 THH fRfNCiFAL NEsrERN tfriEs.
zht trains daily fom NswYofk 70 Phils ielphia via
AN { go Ssq %oe '@ 7HF %rsT ' ny THIS
ROUTE LEAVE NEW-YORh FROM Tile
FOOT or cot NILAEDr-sE
York az d m uge other rours Evening passenscs
a. 4. III, one hour later than other lines.
~ wsy o. Allentown evening pselgsrs leave Al m
three houis than the Northern u- aud by both routes
arrive the fin, Northern lIes iu Cnic aud Al
poins IN tho North West CrcsNne Indianapolis, Louiyile
ST. Lor Csyclsnd, toinrDas, Cincinnati, ard al main
pDiuts West with ever ,hs' go az cars. NJ. $50, -
sleepns Cars without charge ran from Philadelphia 10
Pi'.birsh SIS mile. sud New e 70 fsoaTsh, 80 noL
smoking and Saloon Cars on ell trani.
Fare tho other routes
Bagzago CHECKED through Tnn.fers fee.
Secure Tie4ei, q qa, ! oss d, ~ iit,SlIsh
Tho Penn,ylyania Central Company runs a. Endsr'ns
Accommodate Line. which a1crts comfortable mote NJ
uaye parties moving "est~sr st oroh 'ao u'-Ai Tsei
Of isGe. ,.,,,,r,
b. this route ~. ,s q l dsedptionl e,u DO forwsTd-l
10 from any point the Railroad ~ Ohio hentucy H.
diana. lliaos Wlscoudu. Iowa or Missouri. oy Rail-
ROAD DIRECT OF = cny EoH On tho ns'EADle s"e' OF
the West by siesmeTsfom Pltsbufsh.
n, '-t 81 Freight 20 ard from ay point IN e vest by
tie Pernsylgara Rri'fosd oil favorable
peT infsiiug re transportation hr weight 10 this em'
I-uy, rely niih confidence on No ipeety tIAnsi!
LIVE STOCK.
Farmers and De.lsr. 10 Live stock VII frd this al
vantss-ou' route, Cspecious Yards, wei waoed snd sup
piled with every convenience have been OPENED on this lire
audit. oonneeons end every attention paid to r wants
From sfT,bugs where will be found every o9gvenel q
Feeding srd resrs choice iaoi,Iei Of inc PiiLADEL.
PIIA, NEN.YOHN and BALTIMORE MARKETS.
J H. ELLIOrf. Passenger Agent, no. Asor-iiouse.
No Astor House anI no Sou,h William, st.
MCDONALD BisChOfF' Emigen, Ageal',
FNOCU LEVIN General cup't Altoona II.
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Ttqal Notifes.
NrTw-YORK SUPERIOR COURT;-stats,

NETWORK SUPERIOR C0uRT:wstlan,ss,
" a., nd County OF Now York ss-UEOhGE w 1on ~,
- a, I,';.,is al IhhRS y. BRETT. DhN!Eh SEhLN
In and JoHST nsIe"ssgty. 3 pa@ ~,
,stTo the Defendants, 10 j. bhi A.I 10 1000 ~
~ lie compliant ~ the notion. which La' ,ht day n
1I .ts oace Of the County Clerf Of hew-foA, o. VIC
nel ~ ~ IT, Ia cy ad 20 serve copy Of your nnssei 70
NJ "a 0eulsin, on ths sutsoriber. a, hs oi1e. NO 20
., In the City of feg-NOrk, within twerv .J'
r.f., he.esf exclusive OF the day VI such service
nd n yop a 70 he complaint vithn ne tile %
- t ntia IN this action viii apply 70 tho CouI i.I tno
in the co.nplsnt against you and each Oh you
Dated New.York, Msrch 3, 49, - ,a- 49,,
Milo law6wmf NO. heekn'an-s'., we" UT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-10
njeooinq CARDS, Sc.

AT WIN. EVERDELL's SONS-WEDDING
~ CARDS-These Celebrated Engraved Cards sold Only
ct No. lO4 Fulton-s.., NJ 4. Estabhsned 1918.
ENGRAVING and PRINTING (half price).-
LIVED ling At Home erd NotePsgeTs, &C. Busuess Cards,
Bill Heads Portrsit &C al NELLY y 81 Fulton A., y. !.
For ssie Co7perpsts Pfee for Photographers the t-de.
4 II. JOHNSTON & Co., No. $50 Bowery.-
- Wedding and Visiting Csris. &c. latest styles; spe-
linens by mail Also Watches, Jewery. Silver are sai
Plated WsIe. Of TIE best q1aLes and a, low prices.