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The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-25


!: N",,.r.r N.Rei..s-F"r snme time .
i''irsaa ..i ia" community has heen all ago0
All! gossip concerning the i.ast intimacy ainl
pr"i'.."... i'.rc marriage NJ distaut day at
. 'i...i- ..-i..i preacher. lawyer. poiitic'iaa
a"a :..f.far> imam. Ia . .a-cii satis,G widow Of
,hi- CIV, ~, The ce,h %. June last Gel. Henry
y :,!...,.. iad :h- misfortune To lose his for.
.... es!,r:.''e csnsort. During the interval
f..f. ii IL time Ia this Col. Hi!liafd has been
ca-e rnbiu3x commanding the Legion frsn
',s State in nN9tTsnnesscc. and when occs-
si..: Ally Al home he has preached aud admin
i-'.,>d il,c sacrament 10 the Methodist corgrs.
PATTON IN Montgomery. Recently il ~a~ IN.
icrncel that he had been admitted into the
,t..,.'a Conference. aud would take l'aat"ral
charge of the -. J"l,n's Methodist Church 1t
Augusta. a u this WAS not 0url'risiMg 10 .
c"iu,nNnirr 40 well acquainted with Mr. Hi.
iiaris versatility Of talents aud grace and elC.
.Inc,ice ia the pulpit.
When. however, IL MS announced %
Thursday evening. that the reverend suiniater
Aa,l actually been secretly married "a Nlrs.
Eliza 4. MAYS. % the night Of tic 9Th At Az
gust hy fine Rev. Dr. +. Baldwin If the Meth
o..i.i Chm. ch of Montgomery. Madam R",nor
mas asioun'!cd and cha;;rined that shc ~ss 10
f.r behind time. 1t appears that the l.asties
had intended L. make their nupiiaIs pp)t3ic 81
:, year from lint date. but IN thr> @eaniinse
nla:t-rs had. r--e.s~ .~l far that circun,.
.,anccr !. 'scn'rd the SECOND n,arrisye. Az.
cord -siy 40 Mr.. IIiiIiArd was about taking
his 'efN'nre Tor Augusta. Oh Thur.,lay eve.
nnE e'sfai persons were assembled Al the
i.ouse "' the former Mrs. Nays. TO hear ~
Mri,-cA, revelation IF The ,ays,ery, which, wa.
solved 80 lar IS il- public have any insixh:
su.'> ;-ni.a.i, - "a" ii..- -,A'cd ,hc f.~,s A.
ni'-.l All LII. left flc mex ira" Tor
.Au; ,isia.-Ivoafg. "a.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-25

90 s.csxwasE - DIsou;:s--'t 's ssii that
one of the most conspicuous .peeiac!es on t'e
field q, the battle At fredericksburg: was the
appearance in Disguise CT Old S'o"ewai'
jack.u. When his division OF the army was
drawn w III battle array, 10 the asto"'shment
Of his brave troops. this General appeared oe
&C.. ~. i,,,, i, a splendid new uniform. At
,r.c,;r, all ewes ami receiving the cn,hus'As-
81. chaer. az his invincible command. Wheth'
.r designed OF not. shis must have been d'c;
.u;.. To- the enemy "a it wss . surprise Indeed
a. h;. ,ueu.-Aslsns4 lsscNigs~asv.
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Hen. Thomas Ewing Of Ohio. Ne ses il
stated. j. an.m 4" publish pamphlet exhibit
III. ,i.e ,sr., character of the proceedings 81
the Peace Conference in Warrington. in the
early part at !aSt-
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SPECIAL ORpKR- Chattcnoe2a. DEE. "a 1862.
There will he n" negro gatherings. parties OF
balls during the Christmas holidays.
The firing Of shooting crackers, ;o.Ica:oes.
&c. is strictly prohibited, for the reason tia.
Government teams are constantly on :hr s'r.e,
and arc liable to be frightened At the noise
S. B. SH,rr, Capt. and Provost Marshal.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1862-12-25

is ioukin. forward 20 ilia, -,iorio,.> TINE
when. with slavery abolished throughout tie
length, and breadth of liz. land The United
States s.iI H. ''ii.nclsnraJ.N s.j.cric.r II, pow
er TO England and T,a,ce Combined"
Tie great victory" III .irka..~a- lurir- out
49, he all n.:nv ~" Betty Martin
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TsE VIcroRY CcxrLErE.--Tbe Charlotte Bu'-
le,iu publishes the following despatch from
Gen. D II. Hn.I to his wife
FsvpRa,cxssrse. Dec. l6-Mrs. u. IA. HillC
The Lord granted us complete and decisiyeS
victory on Saturday am well. 4
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TAX I'm UP.

4 HAVE yes. h.nd-nsse young iron grey mar: Z
...s Odd. .; nj. table y" MARKS on mssd. ins
os nrr mu.i come .rd, Prove property. pay char
Sc. ard take her away. NJ D. fAkdA0
Jcc.s-3
The state Of Tennessee.
JtaS l.. HorKiss, \. s.s.,..~, -
.Nc, u Chattanooga.
n T .p,,~srias that the defendant. John J. Hu0ph-
te,N . ses,deat ii The state Of Tesneaoee -
that the psspcess cannot Ie asssed hin.
il 10 he, cr6esrd that pub icatlu h. Wsje seek.
~ & tsas weeks IN the ChattsWs'gA Rolel seWsps-
PER ia .,i-sec r the city 81 Chattanooga requiring
tA,a desendA,t 20 s;',ieAs ~ Chhnc~-y Court N 10
held the Court Home ia t's- city Il ShAi'sn&.ea.
ssn ih. fourth Nonday e January Ssxt. aud a".ses
comp iaimAats sil or jsaenens " sussssSos sM -
xni~rti aad she ease - l.r he.stnl e Serss
Aeea1-Av Va. ]. OtA0OEgcR.
Ga u
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John was not to - arrested:
A"Fe receive" az ''l"' 'ceo'"' " '''' IA
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occupy. Tie right OF our LINES in
..o:.,a; ...s s.sniS; % ,l i;- 4i6GaivE .isn;
the cucniy had crossed over a considerable
bod, oil his force. tie others he succeeded
IA crossing on the morning following. Nothing
stirring transl,ired during the day, though
skirnsiius. Of a variable nature was going on
Ike whii,.
l.rs On Saturday morning we had our po-
si,;,.:l advanced i short distance. 10 old
ditch or fence row at the edge of the fills,
.v!.icl. extended to the enemys lines and TO the
river r.y,i,d. lis ever. movement was
plainly .i>il!.. t. lis. and al ;.,s early ho"r ne
moved NJ couple OF field batteries. cnfadnS
orr loci.i III and Size ling lie woods behind US.
n lie sane tine lis skirinishers were thrown
forward ,.i advanced slowly. followed hv
tarir infantry IN t!.rce or iour lines. We re-
sc.vs,! lLr iir.s u..:i! :lcy were within an
hundred Yards =: us asid then We let iv :. vol
i,S =; ;,.r,:t, :han vhi more CALLING an"
terrific Wa ever i.rc.. very man aimed as
deliberately "a if lc were shooting beef, and
cviecnil-. but few s.,ors missed their aim.
We i.u,,p. .hc... :.t .iis !icl. ioi twn .,or:al
iicars. ws..n The Brigade upon ouI ieit gave
way ..rl e, Inc .:ne VIII, IL !ast cartras,
WAS rxpcraea, W. wer. ia, ID surround
ed. ic,, Wa. IL ;nc--ilro lhen pitched,
,i-,lr .,lt fro.. ;..,d :ca. -; heweI them
,oNr reformed Jar Ines aui joined III :.
tiar.,c. whc,.'iley we: driven hack pcli-ia"l',
n .o,t. ,rr iis> position ln D. IL Thi''g
io,a VS. IL, 81. ,-.- ia g, !. o. ..orc in
XII .i"uu'!cG .r'tl Hii>S',-e -.;f H.. 'i..ent
the al, r an) Col. Pete TUrnfyAo TIC Ist
Ten. ,s.c. ,.s lady wounded also 1t Col
,.,-. &c H.. s'',,.. ~. ,;u.ni .Lou,,;, ,,.;f,,,
,, ,u T;, 6.,, II, No.,
90 ''' y w law ! 10y 9''' ''''''' SUM
,,,,,..i...,...r .,,,..l.j. w. II,
-,
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o"' ''' '"'''i IN '"' ''''..' -. go :
end :. tN-ty '''i''tr''''.:' hcar"">s -.
at.o..--a..! -. co..'e,:N f',c-'. IA ,,.c
ADJ ~ "i oar Lac '''.'tr-s an '' ~ ;.l.'v
haven; d. .t.t Cd. it.jr '-f,,>s .,1u. ,ll.;tv -
meet t!-ei" hcN' NJ ~. -""l-c H. -" "''ic l"
1T vor -. f.,... e, 49,. ... trv NV.
' -. Il - y
T. : shall ca. ca, .o:. - furnish y,'i y 4. :.
list "f go ,is"l'i.'s u. oar SriSa"e scon
----,--,
1--we 49, -" 81
ru,., r., - so.u the VI Ia time in Richmond and
,i,ini,,. 81. . III
=
va"
-, -.
r.por, IL. tive.
>. =; sf, ,h., =, 20 Time Zen Co,,. Of C.oryi.
wa STAN Ia. legion wss holding IN cheek fifteen
:.oulaud ~ che ctier1y.
80 ..u...~A
~ IP'
,a
t"' 'e'e|' eI-r 81 mediation ~ i-onis Nsp"ie'n'
Is ia f'h'e es''es' "s tie expression OF de Der
.a ''''" M" WV
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M IL. accident occurred Z" the passenger
train III ,ir Mrm,e emery and West Point Rail.
read. :iu. Is, Montgomery At 6 o'clock Sunday
m,,,~ee ~ a, t.,eAunni.e OF - f,eigh, c,r
ioa I'D WITH horses. Three mcmbere sf
:, ei,t.,.. .-sim-.t ~ere ser;o"sly injarsd.
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NOTICE.

NVTICE.
4 HAVE iw., sfna dnc'n. huu-r~ 4 rr't. s.s .hs
/ efF-u.ag ,-ar--lacat.a bark 1t fh- i-si3ea e "
In. ia;.- ;.rs. T.. ~~ycr-. JNo. y. NtEWEH.
tnaff.l ,s.A. DC. .; 70
lEx'faS.1
UrA., A1rsns DsrS 40. :.
Iurf-ev tio. Tenn. i-c. 20. lsG3.
SPECIAL oider- I
M.
II. All ,arn,ea pri.oners who have nay hs,sef-
to lee ,!.iw~rel ~ NicS>burE. are declared ey the
aren, q tia: point .. exchanged. They viii there
r,.nltiy ~i. It Tor daty wifh their "srecfise
ir-!'.i"nt-.
iw GEO. a. GARNER.
A. A.
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lincOlIs Pos..as~isr General has rsscindsd
al orders heretofprs issued excluding from,
the nails cesiasa papers represented to -
ds!ayal 70 il,s government.
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!nPssssne usvr,.sse sse .sspscssa Z
go ~ rseese dehys vin - saiisasc sssi1
Rse-i .ae.o v;.A - q 1f~... ~
he a0air last Wednesday 80 hnesle'
skirmish. They ~ - $500 - NJ
Governor 9oAssseS eaDsssnsss ef -
Re6eas q osapo0. fer ~ sslisf q q
causes h'ea-aaaee 9sisE. 1s = ely d
, ;,::::'.s, g s.E.a;.s Gs.s,. y; 8 Es
division ~ Cssss.l Ral.sr. h sAks. -
o:sd Of the cavalry der 0eaaDsy. 49,
hegg Publisbee . shsrt erjer thrca:s1
10 resslists sPon rsiea s@ceu 81 iqpeisSk-
ooee OF soxaIIed neS eeahetoaip ae Nh
vuSe Osoesa1 Rooecsane soesreo 0gD0v. ~
ING No - est h. ssd 80 bow - l1Sj -
s's"essss Axp ixsssxAsv. 4
H. O"oissasi EDqairsr expressss it'll In.
""e very Psein ~srds. which follow =
S.sn y. - Son:i:ss srsvei',.s On IN sL. policy
So:n - any Scrger centinuG to he ,Ieluded ~
=. 49, nose ed predictiOss: Il il pne- Hiek
u@es 49,, LIZ Tie people to arouse and fe1sce
Seoe ~ Psogssoise that 10 now besore -
WEAVE bsss going il Mind luag sssuvh. re B
~ sess er eyes too lesg upon he erese
sny rsseon e beaieve that re AL r.s.S
'"soeeavs coosa0nssioa asstil tbesx !, IA
change IN oar national policy! To have L..
~:e and fh"uyhtfal. snd prsdeus and r.. .,ius;..
g have d'ss' ,icel iros, che i.opuia7 iumh.sSsl
y ts' dsy: ">s sren 10 isesrsahn.n noI1l11
y "tastcr irasss1ars'..svi1I *.
i, u q IL - e. - ~ u,
1t9ls6ass - Sspadiats' he poIsssssrhy ia
- k3oae sf lsees Abolition leaders soo,,-
. % reject ehem tosally@1the eooner ve re.
Iieve our steps he batter Tar the epuntrv and
the SOONER will our eyes be gl.disned BY peace
aud unity in the land.
THE YANKge oLi0ARcHY.
IL the same connection. tise Enquirer .incitcs
the West to Rebellion. by display OF the oil
garchy nsurpC.i Ivy the New England States
in the Senate At Washington. 1T will lie seen
BY the ensuing table" says tile Enquirer that
the six miserable little New England States.
through the Abolition party, has taken posses.
sion Of yearly ali the committees in the Senate
The same prepsndsrance 10 also scen in the
House. The Abolition policy makes the if
tee" millions OF people who live in the Middle
States and in the West. tail 10 the New Eng
laui kite.
81 L.
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The Boston Courier .i"ic;.tly .iss.is the Sec
rcirrv al -',e Treasury. aml predicts the ruin
- Sc :'~t''"s 81 T." ticvc.a'nc,f nni,.>s ,rr%
decided Steps .fc AXE. 10 stop tlis "uu.tafi
a, outlaws"
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Asd bos ~ - ~ - H. heerahe
Wei s~lc<0s ~ bsck i. shessssA vsys,
: 0byGive hin 1sset Of cAses.
~ we1 tusst tss heaisA Il tkis ossEy ~
- ksigAt.
- we've Do for many y.as.
- ole sAaii tars6. 81 ~ snsgs ehsG
$780,,
- cAiIdrss shall dasee 90 paay.
- ~ chimney they psess ,ieir ..ca..
0ey ksow old santa Ca.ss'" vay.
- ksev hey win ~ ss.e.. p..sl.s.;.
gsevp.
Pc -Chris" = DE chiIdress' a1e~d:
Aud oh. nay Ne gih6 FREQ bio Lss.G6,,
store.
At The door u The poor s.as sssA,
Nay As heser he sssdisrs sst,e vias.
Ass6 the patriots eli. - brsve;
Ssr wasu The Sra kiisg es~p,Grss gssv.
Asd Coeses1erste Gaanoss Uose. -
Nssh S&sissa.ss1I@N 1f ~ ).
80 sNsr ~ -
- hns.tl - s1,~.A1.t
sswaA slss l.siseS ssssa 80.
Aud Oh. on another Lhsisss lid dsy,
May we wsich the aavsing stss
OF premise. Gid eur Seushess aae.
Of Psoos. and Lot af war.
Three cheers fos Carisinsss! vel shout -
cling.
Wei feast and dance and ride;
Old Christmas il here-=,hs sesssns king
Christmas childrens pride!
LTscoRnra.
Chattanooga. Dec. 2Sth. lss2.
49, TIE 1Ssss coStsrfritcrs. the Msssss,
Pa.ne. who Lsvs asen for some tine confined
in the Matches JAIL effected their escaps few
nishia siacs.
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- 4 chiefs amanc &c :akin u,;s-
And faith he II rIla' en-

"
An act of Congress authorizes cabinet officers
~ draw their salaries T. ~, months in advance
I'm ;.!h that recently a member ct the cabi
act soon after drawing h. pay ,hus ;"r three
months in aG vance was tra, stcrrcd "a a iIffcr-
81, sca, and had and imrr owed the opportunity
of drawing as'niiiona r-y far three IaoI,rlis.
I'll tell his name If he don't refund.
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Ar legs .:aKv BE..apE.
Corr-sso, i.noe Of TIE Daily Reoel.
FIELD or Battle. AsCHss's Bsl!Hpx.


RI. Rejel-H;:herto the brgai's OF Tenn
e,see IN Virginia have not been rel resented or
mere .i.an mentioned IN the newspaper ac-
counts given OF engagements. in which wc
have participated as effectively. and 10 ne
grea: extent "a Any brigade in 'hc army,
Whether this neglect Of us is attributable to
ANY studied iu:eut To withhold from ns our
cacs and to di>paraee our. ciai.'s. am not
aware though 81 one thing / AIN ccrtain--we
have wasted but little paper at ten cents u
sl.cet in writing lengthy sPistles 20 the e!itors.
q descriptive Of " wars romantic horrors. ia
s.,!.. 10 prornu'ga.e our deeds ALI! aggrsnd &C
our fame.
We have always Teen content TO perfor'"
our duty when called upon. leaving it to other"
:ilcn 10 cIiticise our conduct.
That Justice may be awarded u.s. and that
our ir:cnls in Tennessee may know what we
are doing. propose TO sketch hastily the part
taken hy us in the ;igh; going on here up TO
this time ton las; Friday, the 18th, we took
our po.i'io,.--"nr Division tGen. a. y. Hiiist
occupy. Tic ri !it of our lanes IN
,ro,.G Tie eneUy. OI the SiiSs(lkg night.
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L. IN 1sR1I
=. ., 80, - NJ In p.p.p ,.e.,,.s !.
%-.s"s ~ 49, lssk end lssh. end
~. - scs& nvs h,,rc.s;oe a..
Y.nI..I.,I :; NesA n esairs Psses q
--~@ fil11N s.so.nss Il
'a'asl 'As...
., :. !. Atsselas = sSs.isses. n.
~" s,,. ~. $780, sr-..s, - ~ Re-
s.x.- Wilmington city erEaal
,xh Ms ~, ure AZ ssdssjcksbIrx h.s taken N.
% much 3 .ark - . .s.; .ss.sri,;:.
yet formed - to 49, AZ ~. s.s nsraly
seI~.s - - ~ 10y Is 10 deoe. - .ur.
inmate a. - = iev. usS1n - ter.
; "y tn. @,. de-; .'s-s 8 :: :, : ss::
s', ossa'.' h ~ ~ !;s;as-
TIM, ~e" ".a. - ,nnpG1s sss.t Of n.
powerful s. 80 sss.';a: ~ r.. .. With
a n..s ac e.. - tss HE staif and |
courier. .,,% Aesd conveying orders.
,Swh l LII =. ~ progress Of the
ers With Pros,,,titusis Aud
~ ;,,;, p sinse w~s tho a.moe.
esvsey ess'rier." !
- 49,
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i,car n..ns A,,r:ailv.
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~ TIE 1Ssss cOStsrfriters. the Msssrs,
Payne. who l.sys hsen for some time confined
in the Matches Jail, effected their Escape few
nights siacs.
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1862. T II E 1862.

PENNsYLvANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD,
with its connections, forms
TIE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FroH kEg.NORK To TAR PSiSCPAL WESTERN CIriE.
Eight rsins daily from Newyos 10 Pbsde phs VI,
ALL 1pso 51'{ spd Ssmf f .nf H n%e %s linz py
ROUTE LEAVE NEw-YoRX FROM TIE
FOOT OF COuR1LAnOT.sT
ny Of fhla i.lphia the morning leave New
York tue As other route. Evening passenger
Al N QUO hour later than other limos
by way OF Aen'own, evening pas,cnger leave at p m,
srri'e the sane ito AZ Northern lines In ChcaSo aud
points In the Nouh West, Cr-.iiae anopos LouiNe
b. Louis. Clevsland Coumbas Cincinnati and sl main
points Went, with lower change Of Cars
Sleeping Cars, vithou, change nom Philadelphia to
Pittsburgh 333 miles snd New orb PitlbuIgn 40 ullss
smoking and Saloon Care on all trsias.
psfr the same ~ other routes.
Bsggsse checked through Transfers free.
sseufs Ticket; s9s sic mil o,sd By pits61Tsh
The Penp'y'tnis Central Company ruus an Emigsn'
Accommodate Line which affords a comfortable mode o
Issei TO pAs moving "est"nd at ono half the usual
Of iare
By his route sishs of sl descriptions be forwarded
10 and rom point on the railroads OF Ohio KENTUCKY
Road DIRECT, or 70 port tbs navissblo rivers Of
The West by ,iesms, from Pittsburgh
The rates OF Freight to end from any point In the West
the Pennsylvania RAILROAD At all tmes favorable
charged By other Railroad Companies. Mscbsos and ,hi,
per nrusins the transportation o, their thu. Com
0.DJ' can rsJ with conhdsncs on l.. .psedy transit
Farmers and Dealers 10 Live StUck will fnd this ad
vnntsgeous route Capscious Yard, well wstord aud sup
and m connections and every ssnion 10 paid their wsns
from HTnsburs where will be found every convenience o
sdas .sd -, Snsf Sssd q ~ krsTsADE
J. l. ELLIOTT. Passenger Agent. No. Aston lous~
LEECH Co., Freight Agents.
No. Astor House and No. South William Ut
MCDONALD S''oHo'F E".g ~ s A::sI; 0..,
ENOCH LEWIS General snp't Altoona Pa F''-@
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Ccparinersbip alotircs.

DISSOLUTION.--The cOpartnership hereto
~ f-r~ exi, ing under the aud 6rrn OF JEROME
FIrZHUGH Co IL this day Dissolved by rntusl cement
Either party will sgu in ialidaion Mes ORA 3iss
Mach ig6i A. q. JEROME,
u H. flIZGf Oh. yR.,
J. Y JENKINS.
NOTICE The underlined viii Continue the Stock Com
bu.ig No 90 Erchin:o place oifees fors ~
occupied by }. Van Schaickl-Nsw York Apni 1872
A. o JEROME.
COPARTyERSHIP-T sund-rsiruef hsve foTre e.
p,r,nesship. und-r the name Of FIrZHUoH JENKINS,
ard VIII continue The Stock Commission ousiasss ., No. 81
d. II. FITzHUGH, yR.,
J. Il. JENhINS.
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SUPREME COURT.-sAMUEL J. HUNT

-,
- and others = surviving executors. Sc sgt oE0hox
srITT sud o hcJ-No Ala pursuance Of the ycd5ness
"a. .boyr-n,tei Cout made In tbs ab we eusiee scI
su the 10th day Of March 1861 the Referee spponee
and by said Judgment for the purpose Of sI-cq.ins ana
log ioo effect such Judgment ell SILL fuene Ascas
At the Merc ants Exchange. 10 the CITY Of New
9Th day OF April 1902, at IL O'Clock nooo thoo{s
BULkLEY r.aiestsis snc'ioreer the following oeeono.
property viz All that certain lot Of LAND Fe te on
DNELLING-HOUSE thereon ofecsea stusse yns -
being in the Niueteeuth se Twelfth l,ow 1weay
Ward OF tie City Of N.w-Ysrt on tho sorthrsiy nS
Fort, fifth street described and consinns a. oowG CsS
ineucine pon. the borfhcry tne 81 said rory ne
street dssnt hundred and fst and az nooe
westerly from the north westerly corner Of tory hls suss
and the Eeyeoh svenue at the center OF party ws ~
house the lot hereby described and the n'ss
the l,t adj lining therro the est and rue''
Ie1hery through the csnte OF said party wan -
parallel with ssid sy-nGe hundred feet AID hve ioesk
thence westerly and parallel with totyh street estse,
fee, aud nine inches thence southery ard parallel Wth ~
avenue and 5rou the center OF patty wall between -
the lot hereby described and the hou psai
adjoining thereto, the west hundred feet .nd ~
inches tho northrry ur OF to1y Of street. sid 'hss
e.,ery along said hus eighteen feet ead az
nchs. place OF beginnings being the westerly bat
10, by ths number hfy and the eessery pan
lot by the nGub~r hty esht tsSl on ap soticss
Nap of partition of snds between Amorose Spelce a<ss
OF Mary f. Spencer Fsncis Cutting aud Charles MAJ
uisd- by Thomas h. Ludam City Surveyor snd hiei -
oop VI tue Rrsser Of toe City ADD Comfy Nswfsh
IA. number 49, Ia tin csse.-Dsed March H. 1893
JOHN Is HASklN, RsSsse
SIXTH l. WOODWARD Plaintiff Atys.
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| CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSEf.-
~ Prom foot Of CouitGadt -Connsctnr at HAMPTON
Juncilon with Delaware. LsctswArna and Western Railroad
ara At F.sfon With Lshish Valley Railroad and s connec-
tons. forming direct bo 10 Pittsburgh and the "-', without
change OF cars .-- =, a. 49,,
sPRfN0 ARRANGEME Mt Common ling March ~, 1854
II cave k.--Yofk az follow. .
HlKssrrEs EsPkE,s-Al G 8 M for Eaten. heseirs,
Pousyile Harrisburg msnch Chunk, WnlsmspoTt, &c
NAL TrAis-At q m. for Eaton, Watcr zap, scrsn-
too. G. eat bend. Pi,tstop, NNkesbsrfe kc 49,.
l?s TnsorGs TN.Is--tor Es''on hsueh Chunk, WI
Ism.esT Reading Pst,syils, l.uisbuff Ne 49,
4Fs. TnEOuGn TsAfs-Fof Easen. Bethlshsn AnentcWn'
and Msach ChanI.
5.g0p 4 WAY TsArr-FoE scmorvils.
err Wssrsss FrrRH.s-for Eaton Allentown. hsse
nx Hsisburt P,,bgTgh and the West sesPns from
Jsr,ey CITY through TO PivsbuIEh
ErSsG.s THAis yoH HskKisBrRo-Tbe . m. Express
Tsiu from Ns- Yot am Hsri.burga p NJ connect
Ing and PsunsyvAnia Central Railrcad Sothss
CsnuL Railroad. Norh and South and win he Consos'
and Valley Railroad
Hs~Yerh 81 D. daily Sundays eHrsP.d m,kns Gloss
connection Hsr,bus With Penn yssna Raj foad-~t!h no
sh.pss II Pit burgh. snd but one u Cincinnati and
Chicago -Four noaTs ums ssvsd BY taking hi. 'fsin
ELirAsRTHyoRr NHu.foRK FsRKr-Lssvs New
YoIk Pier No Eof.n hvsr 81 800 snf III N jlO
t:1D. aud 3:<o o.
be boats stop Al BsTs>n Point aud Msnsr H.rbor every
tip each JOHN u. siEhNs, SupefiL tendent
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NETWORK g. NEw.HAvEN RAILROAD
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

COMMENCING NOVEMBER 10, 1851
Passenger Station in ks~.York cor 2Ithst and th-sv
Entrance en- Eth-st. - -
TRAINS LEAVE NEw-YORK;
tU Ne Hs,fD. 7, g. NJ, (EIli R;l3 J;OtEI), $50
t.g aud p
for nhassport, :, m. lEr)i IBIS $50 (Erli ,.X
t:30 sud p. IN
For Milford Stafford Fairfield, soa.hpor. and worport
For Norw.i, $50 IN I3Il3 49, LEE D. $50 40 S:
FOR DIi.n and Greenwich. T. 30 nj ii;lS 80 .:9a
$50 3 m. -
Foi stamford rs (EI) oona m. 1915. go. tEIh d
~, 4:5o ssh m.
fo Port Chester and sd,,s stations s2oA "a Ia;
IS, $50; t:1o, 500, $50 sp. IN.
For Port Chester sad New Rochelle, Q p. IN
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston. via Springfield "a M. (LI( $50 (Eyl o. M
Der Boston. via Shore Line, l2:l5 pm
For Hartford and Springfield. "a m tEIl BIS 800,
lEI.b p.
For Conneceut River R.rosd 10 Montreal, . m, GEL
snd i2:i3 D. III. TO Northampton
For Hartford, Providence, sud Fi,hkin Railroad .
Or. l2;l5 o.
For Esw.Hsosu, Esw-LondOn and sssninyon Rsilro sd
ct 3 O. NJ. u IS, 800, .. n.
For Canal .aro,d. Il: rs .. m. 70 Northampton
Fer Houss,onie K.lIoaa to Pittshsld,s q.
FOR HsuystucS Railroad. q. IN 3:y y. N
For D.nbury aud Nor~ab Railroad, Z, a. IN, $50 IN
Cotnmodious s eepiug Gar, at sched o. Bp m. train.
JAMES H. HUiT. Supefiutsndsut