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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-10-04
Prices for Cash,
School Teacher Wanted!

A COMPETENT, moral male teacher is wan
II ted to conduct the school of District No.
l, town of Dexter, during the ensuing winter
term. Apply to
ATT HENRY JOHNSON, Clerk.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-10-04

a Now is just the time for farmers
to pay for their papers. We must re.
celre payment in advance.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-10-04
LIST OF LETTERS

X EMAlNlNG in the Post Office at Grand
io haplds, Wisconsin, for the six weeks end
ing Sept 3Oth, 1862
Drew, francis Tooley, Axenia .
Hickeson, n II Velondrv, Peter
4ulson, Peter Williams, August
Jackson, Mrs Jane Walker, John
kelewca, August Eisenmenger F
Lancer, Samuel Martelle, David
1orton' noses Atoring, John
5aquln' charles Courchaim, Ellie
Rockwell, Fred
The cost Of Advertising is one cent to be
paid on delivery of letters
Persons calling for any of the above Letters
Will please say advertised"
III. B. PHJLEFO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-18
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Gen. Lewis Wallace let the 81. Nicholas Hote
yesterday for PoughkeePsie. intending 70 remain
there Tor a day or twc.
Ger. 4. c. Neyin. from Monticello; Capt. Owen:
md Capt. Bell Of The L. s. Army; Col. Frasier o.
tie 9th n. Y. Volunteers, and E. NJ. Stein OF The
U. S. Navy, axe a the Metropolitan Hotel.
Professor A. d. Bache Of the United States Coasi
Survey ana family l.. r. Smith snd lady of Phis-
dslpha and J. G. Eruger of Duchess County are
at the DrevooFt House
Judge Martin OF Baltimore and Major Fl, T..
Browuth Il the United States Army are at the
Hotel.
Colonel Hervey Spnrks Of Lorg Island. Captain
:. H. Hutchinson. from Harrisoa's Landing, and
Car,oin n. Is. NeeeCu. from Fort Monroe. Are al
the Egeset. Hol,e.
Ex-Msyor J. G. Berret sud lady, from Washing
ton and Dr. Rivers aad servant Q! tue United Safe.
Army, from Mort Cs-cl.ra, are at the New-foFk
IlOte..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-18

| Agsnn. in the z4th year Of hi. age
Monmouth n. j., paper. please copy
CALDWELLin thi. city, on .dn..i.v Inv s Ds,o,sr,
5 day. A"eH' ''ea '"''''' ''~
CLARKE Brooklyn on "wednesday Ju,, IA p.,., C,..
s;ed 70 years. ~ ~
cRocKER1In hi; city Wednesday July 49, Mary Jane
Ella Edwards aged 10 son.h. .ns O. Jehn and
FARRELL = In WILLIAMSBURG. on Wednesday July Ia
Henrietta Lmms intact daughter Of Charles h and May
| T.. Farrell, sgrd months and 70 days.
HUT1ON-At Ms'slnoros Mexico on Saturday Jun. = A.
dyspepsia Capt. William Smith Hutton OF .he City OF New
York and ss Captain Of the bark Alice TantOr the IA
His AID friends invited without forther nosrs
accompany hi, remains to Greenwood from wslstrset
Ferry Brooklyn side, this lfrday) sesr'on "9 ocises
precisely.
HOwELL--On Wednesday, July ls, suddenly, Gcorg. 4.
Howell, aged IS years.
tie funersl Friday. the 18th inst at from aus
l,, residence No. sS West Twenty second witA'a
further notice.
Philadelphs papers plesss copy.
JACKsON-At Rocksway ~ j., Thursday morning, July
~ nreen an WinsOw, Of Wia Jackson OF Brooklyn,
Funeral at Rockswsy. N J.. on Saturday. 10Th inst 81 II
KiNG-In Broollyn or Msnday July H. Seth King Of rs'-
LYoN<On Thursday. July H. Stephen Lyon in the 10Th
year of his sge
Division street, fd.y afternoon iSth ins, AZ o'clock
The relatives and frisr ds Of the family respectfully in
LL0YD-ln th. city. on Wednesday July IS, Mrs Sophia
Charlotte Lloyd.
AlEAD-At Godon's Bridge. Wescheyer County n Y,
Fannie Jndson only clUd oil Masus aud Ssrah T. Mead
ssed months and II days.
lADAN-In this city on Wednesday July ls Julia Iua
youngest child Of James and Eliza NJ MADAM. aged year
and months
MAIS-On Saturday july az the residence Of her SOB r
law Almeron Whitehead in Waterford Oakland County.
Mich Ara Mary ". MATS relct Of the Rev Charles ..
late OF New York City, in the 10Th year OF her a.e.
n, Wedn lulv lam Hem norc
Aug 30 sor of john Henry Often. witower formerly o;
No. q First street, WillisInsbuTsh.
sEvERANCE-On Thursday, July Il. Joseph r., only
Of Joseph H. end tie late Mary W. Severance, ssed n,onshs
and % days.
The relatives, and friends Of the family respectfully invited
20 attend hi, funeral Saturday, July ~. at O'Clock
from the residence OF hs sher No 4J Greenwich svenus.
without further invitation.
STEIN-In Brooklyn, Wednesday, July Is Csthsrins
vii. Of Charlie. stein, in the sd year Of her
sCITOOSMARER--In Brooklyn Wednesday. July Is
Mrs Ann Schoonmsker, aged u years and moths.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-18
FIGHT IN NORTH WESTERN ARKANSAS
ANOTHER UNION VICTORY.
REPORTED CAPTURED OF GEN. RAINS.
$40 Indian Allies Killed, and $50 PriSOntrs
ssn,,oy,t1p. No. Saturday Julyis 1861,

SPRINGfitLp, 30, SatuTdSy, JUDY T, I5bz
Jude Price of Mt Vernon has arrived here, and
brings Intelligence that the expedition, portion Of
it. which ID moving from Kansas into the Indian
Nation, encountered body Of Rebels at Evansville,
Arkansas, near the State line, some twenty miles
east Of Taaeluab few days since, completely
tontng them, and taking James G.. Clsrkson, for
merry notorious in Kausas, prisoner and also, j, lie
reported. Gen. jpn Rains OF the Missouri State
Guard.
The Rebels placed the Indian allies in front, who
are reported to have lost 20 killed and $50 prisoners
This Statement, il corroborated by gentleman just
from Neosho The Union forces are said TO be at or
near Tallequah.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-18
CPOP PROSPECTS ~ AAERICA

Ffom al psf. % the couliry Ne have gratifying
accounts Of crop prospects With only here and there
,one .iett draw back such the ,iroula effects N
Northern New-Yofb during May aud dune, aud the
Injury that the grain aphis i dong upon wide ex-
tent Of country. Bul that injury is not serious.
Tue Hess.sn iy bas destroyed the wheat ia some
locai ne, pt ths West; bot general thing we are
su-e Of good wheat crop; good grass crop; =
good potato c.op. and fruit unbounded. Corn 10 the
Eastern States looks poorly; bG, in the Great West
il uever was more promising.
TIE following e4tfac'' from a Letter dated Boro-
dino, Oporcaga County, July 49, are like several
oher letters /, al their NAN features, and give
tar view Of ths crops Of thi' State:
rLeTs Is vefy srge smcurt OF Winter wheat on IT,.
so I'D vhcn luinured b. the inter snt has NOS SUI
90 IL st,rd, vol on the gr0urd aud the heads are tn
81 up .-rus H. SpA'o d. ~ hs-Ves W com
.ielu ioFsaigt ana uete "a, ~ srge ylrd.
Sg.,rs wheat il Uupgorns lille that which j. soed Is
beaded cut may iece' az 80 wa As uol 20 NEE ''
..ouil. The cac.e IS generally s'.u6uted to drou.si
TIE o1se - on te wheat sSon this year i1hh shr OF
tue YER, hrsd, si the leaf before the head
$50. out sn toa tnst they se on barley aud some nave
ogtl,y crop must be Nght Fl.s look, well TIE cold
rv r.rr been d.sssf0 70 to crop which look
very miserable on roor land
slr of ryery knd win sielo .bundsnty Even the r-w
cant, ~ pea h I'll Il decions promise Improve
qsrsdes Of PLAINS have escaped al tne .nenie' aud ~
,rr,, 90 loaded 10 bIeeAinS
H. the vicinity OF this city the market g?nieI
eroIs. particularly POTATOES, are exceedingly fine
and there - p blessed promise Of a great abundance
of cheap food 20 feed our own poor, particularly
those made so D. this wicked rebellion, and an IN
doutted good prospect OF our ability to send al
,l.uu3arce Of grain IL the p0oc of Europe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-18
ABSENT SOLDIERS.

One OF out correspondents with the Army o1 toe
Po,ou,ac send, lie he following printed CIRCULAR
which wiz. handed him By u,enter OF the stan OF
the Commanding General:
H,sRlsoS's L,sDis8. Va, July ~ ltol
q ,l.sful js.sfou OF o6csfs AID Hsn from tue tanA'
nj which been yars on sncs Tie osile
-, 1yio,lurr and witch ia. more than decimatsd tho
Am, .itla the ,,l fortnight sho Id receive no'cs TIE
h,d 81 the pfe Tn, I!es esa do ~ better sevc7 We
.-rns, u .h. Nation chan 10 peFae7ers IN atcEnE
,b,.,, urJer pr.,suss Of sikuesi Robust or sIEtty
,ded ocs, oua psradins the streets O. ce' o.
a, so,1, who srs st.rn. ihcui leave and ~a' 'is
.d,dIer. MAJ. 1t ,s.ab. ~ ay MAJ able TO d. dsS
b..y,, from the Amy Hold him W 20 Tho Pablo view
itthlfa .. shsred - hisd-'y.
II tbe recent bs't s,snd moy'nsnt' h'roes OF Suoki'
rut,d 20 the hospslbOs. aud e''psd "o" 'he army WI"
ho,.,pd, WHO could not get the boats were Only CO.."
IT., 10 .tun 60 the rinks Of tleiI regiments by proves
b, Lusser Maks rssidsnes at home si'a''ce
"a -, d.s,fe.s Th. Ioc, poiee should s'''.s'' ID
i,o,roo,rlv .b.,u. f.ola III, re;ia ;Ii.
Tn. write. Of tli. cannot give bis nspl'-'he
op IA .nonymous-bui tho rres cs1 ascertain how h ~hH
ia bsre a.s il true by loohin; siound ard seems 'h'
a, r,yru.o arsu and soldiers who are In sVey 's' ~
avery c, IN every lsne iI oyesy yls6e oil Iu' H.''
se-y oGesr and .,ldel ~ for duty would snei.e h' "
ldtnsf,os End come 10 hs regiment, q, amy "ol' W
much srebs the.cd sat tt- cspe IQt vbo2v'A"as''
xo..s1f sxiek
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-18
THE STATE BOUNTY TO VOLUNTEERS.
GOV MORGAs's PROCI AVIATION.

GOV. MORGANs PROCL tMhIION.
ALBANY, Thnrsdsv, July Il, 1852
Formal meetings of the people in dii'srent portion
Of the State, and individuals possessing the publ
confidence, have recommended me to convene tb'
Legislature, to the end that uniform bounty may
be provided pay the volunteers to be raised unde
the recent requisilOn Of the President in such Q
manner that the burden shall not fall unequaly
upon localities.
call Of the Legislature, and the deliberatOn Incl
dent to the action of that body, would necessarily
involve delay at period when immediate action ia
Of vital importance to tue military service.
The popular will seems emphstically to demand
that an additional premium shall! be at once offered
TO promote enlistments.
The exigency clearly requires tbs promptest ac'
ton.
Now, therefore, confidently believing that the
people, through their representatives. will ratiy and
confirm this act and after coLsultstion with those
officers charged especially by law with experimenting
the fiscal concerns of the STATE, l do hereby
offer aud declare that in addition 10 the bounty OF
fcred by the General Government bounty OF so
will at once be paid to each private soldier who shall
hereafter volunteer into the service of the United
States Regulations TO that end will be i'm eda,ely
prepared snd issued.
The provision applies as well to recruits for regi-
mens in the field as to volunteers for the regiments
Low being raised.
Individual and organized effort are in no degree 10
be iuteImted III consequence of this offer. On the
contrary it is hoped and expected that both will be
stimulated thereby.
The thinned ranks of oar brave soldiers in the
field appeal to us. Duty to ourselves, patriotism,
everything we hold most dear, urge us to action.
Shall we prove unequal to the crisis Let tie next
thirty days answer the n.omentous question
In witness whereof have bereunto ssnedmy name and
affixed pvy seal OF the State at the City Of Albany this
i-;h day Of July IN tho y.sF Of our Lord 1861
EDWIN d. MORGAN.
b. N. GoHerror-Locxvoop I. DoIY. Private Sscre.sry
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-18
MASS MEETING IN AUBURN TO RAISE
VOLUNTEERS.

ArsrHr. rhur'dsy, July l.. 1861
A pa.s me.tin. Of tie people Of Cayuga County
a.. held IN tls cts to-day, to adopt measures iof
scouting volunteers to lie MAJ
Tb. meeting VA. largely attended, and the oe''
feo Ing prevailed. The indications are hai'eflDs
,ho. Cs,a.ra County will furnish her quota tor the
new loyy IN this stat.
The meeting WI. addressed by several speakers
sil Of whom uIged prompt action and visoFoas s.
ten. 10y sesurn. vc!unieer''
The city r. decorated with The " Stars ano S'''I e.
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WISCONSIN AND VOLUNTEERING,

MuwAuKfk, WIS, IhuIsus'l '"l -
The Goyernmcut llas divided tire state in'o I'VE
ui,i,sry d,tejois ard each one IS to fa''e req
mcnt. ,:.
IT,, fret district embraces the ocah'lt'o' Va,
Kenotha WauAesiia, Waiworth, Jt'eiSOl' 49,
and Green; The second district, Milwaukee, oiSuA,''
Washington, sletoygau, Dodge, and Je-ef''l' .n'
third district, Dane, Columbia eaut' ma'que'V'
W--.--.-, ..4-, ~ -. .a:, y: ID -'~"r
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f,t.REs. Novn,. Nc.acsdtJ l1-s &c. no.
4. Nil Creek Hospi.al are shout 200 pa'ienie.
mot Of whom are couyalescen'. and wMy OF WHOM.
will soos. return to uier regiments. Their na'ne-
lave already APPEARED IN print
A r.roor has been aAoa, ior q hours that tie
pe6els Nj driven bach oar forces at Williamsburg,
ord ,sIrr ros,e..ion. Sc. There il moi one VOID
Of Truth ia i, aud the ooye:nmeni Telegraph hnes
have been constantly working through TIC ph''e #
10 ,he prerenl mono mt
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CANAL ToLGs.-Tbe following 10 comparative
a,aen, ~ the rsceips of toll. on the State Canas
The Neu.Xork Central RaIrond

Tbs Board OF Directors Of tho Central ha''f"wi
mat to.5.v with iull ATTENDANCE. The customary
busncs, Vas transacted, AID the reports o. tho or
cers showing the bn,ine,, and conditions cfihe road,
were received. A dividend OF three per cent was
dselared pavsble on the Isl of August in full free
OF iaz, tie load assuming and paying 'he Income
tax.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-18
ESCAPE OF REBEL PRISONERS fEoM
FopT DELAWARE.

Pui,pELgniA, thursday, July IL ItI
letter FROM Newcastle, Delaware, n me b"-
Lt,,. sav, hat yesterday morning eight Eetsl prs
onors arrived th.re, having made their escape RON
go, Delaware. on I4lt made by lashins boards
,oy.tbe-. They were kindly received by Rebel
49,. ,sze,, and sent on their way 20 Dixie
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-18

WAX Mg4rING II C,NDEr, n. There was Il
o-and war meeting last night n Camden, n j.. at
o, ;cb mach en,hu,iAsIn was manifested, Speeches
were made by the Hon. j. Potts, James NJ ocoYei'
ESQ. judge Csrrenter AID Others.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-18
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

TIE FUnERAL Or TN LATE Coz. PIRRY.-The
. remains of the late Col James II. Perry were yes
terday conveyed to their iual restDg-plaee in the
Cemetery Of the Eyergreehs. The body was taken
from the Governors Room of the City Hall shortly
after O'Clock p. m and placed in the hearse which
was standing in waiting at the west gate Of the
Pax. The procession formed on Court street III the
following order:
Fifty policemen. rnder command Of Capt Powers
Dodwoifs Bsnd.
Tw'nty,third Regiment stste Militia, Col EverdelL
Nocom nissiopsd officers of the Ash sent under
msnd Of Capt. Green.
The family of doceased IN carriages
Col Perrys horse fine gray. led by coOred groom.
S;ayor Common Council, and invited gues in Carriages
The procession marched round the angle of the
Park, into Fulton street, and thence along Fulton
avenue TO Bedford, where the Police halted and the
carriages proceeded to the Cemetery, distance of
several miles ont of town. where the body was de-.
ported in the family vault. The religious exercises
having been held the day previous, there were no
formal ceremonies on this occasion.
VISITORS PROM BosroS.-l esterdsy the City
Hail was visited by delegation Of tie Municipal Government
Of Boson. consisting OF Aldermen Richards AID Spinney
Mnyse and Messrs Brscoe and Humphrey The Boston su
thof;ie about erecting City Hail and the gentlemen are
villa, improvements be introduced into their edce
They received the part Of the Brookyn authorities
by Aldermen strosg Franks. Lynch. sDd Beknep who
roued item through the building from Basement to cupols
Tie visitors graiih.d with to OF Il cir
vaon' aud .cit parsuo aer Investigations elsewhere
DEATH or 4 s., CiPTAIy.-An inquest was held
yesterday upon tie body Of Capt John Maew OF theBrsh
bark adelaide atIlord ffesIi, Ia the Atlantic
Dock Basin The dsesec died very suddenly from
tioI 81 'Le brain in accordance rendered
the Coroner jury Capt SaraU v years OF age and
leaves vile and ii lec children il Waterford.
AccIDyST,LLy SHoI.--A boy named Michael
li1-e,d denaliy shot with revolver in the hands
o. he wa.hmsn In Undergrad al the foot Of Harrison
se.t "wednesday evening who wa "a the act Of showing
The al how worked The Oa estsreJ the thigh, infcng
revere wound BE Wa taken TO the Long Island Hospital
Al EN- ENsIyE Observation-Disclosures Transfer and
Par. Mcnn arrested and taken before Justice Cal
ahsn YESTERDAY, charge OF swndus Dr. Peter Cooper
the extensive glue Tfaciurer In the Eiteena Ward j.
s Others than the accused have been en,s2rd IN the
robbery. bit have yet arrested. The psn opera
tioss s9pesu 70 have been follows: McGnBis
ppyoc IN Tho factory receiving c!e and it his duty TO
receive and render OF material, or the sIlsc
tie OF sue, making h. returns 8 IL cashier IL this
il alleged st JcOinni In collision with number Of others
swried tie firm cut Of large amounts OF money 5y Civ
ing checks greater quantity O, material than has been
ccyei. A. this svdg operation has been going FOR
long time. the realized by IL has doubt very
he accused repianded so- further examination
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-18

D,scg,Rcxp FROM rHE 4. S. SYRyicg.l4ieu,
L.. Israel who was severely wounded at the battle
of Fair Oaks, has been hOnorsbly discharged by
special order from the L. s Army. Lieut. Israel
VIA. attached 70 the 10Th Regiment, N. \.
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Fond du Lac, Winnebago, Calumet, Manitoowoc,
h ewaunee, Dorr, Brown, Outagsmie, Oconto, Wan.
psee>, Shawsna, Portage, Wood, aud Marathon;
and the 18th district, Grant, Crawford Richland
Vernon, Jrn.au, Adams, La Crosse, and the counties
TO the north not n ready mentioned
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purspant TO the Recommendation o. , ne
csIiirIsG COMMITTEE Of the ith Or "a tyn ,,,
iC ard of the Call the citizens OF the AfiiNh
"a sre AID very enthusiastic meeting ~as lee soi.e
" 90 a. and 23rdst.. WEDNESDAY, fFENiN"s
-, n, Ie6, The meeting called 20 order oy the h2i
yynf,T 7 BRADLEY, Chsirmsn oil til. Senatorial lom"~
,s oraanized By the election OF the Lel: bE ~ 4
IE Nice hartman; NM DRUMMOND aud JOHN a
EoS--TR Secretaries On motion VI Mr. James Aely' ~"
gN.-ieI =, .olutious were unanimously al pied; .
III, y1os The President OF the United Stete- hss Nc
~, ,br.e dred thousand additional men 70 pe oorL
~ 10 restore peace and prosperity 20 cur oophtIy ~
nov. every loyal citizen 70 put form every y,,a
~ ntrotc cause; therefore tie citlLe ns o. " So.
Md resolve that will cooperate WIKI the ~
and tAe State authorities IL promptly aains ~ Wv
uien and means; also = =, Lillian, of the Wsri b
snnoired 10 set with the sensioria In s.isr
,ks HON John J. B.aclc! i. Chairman ~
men. - al. c.-,r,it,ee consist o. rfns
shars 6o appointed who shan % .s,,ir. The sxp-n,s
80 n tie Ward for the purpose I'D Of ~ f.u,ie. q
S ~, III, zen and as bounty for t ~ -. Il
tech - 49,. Commit oc pay over % we y. "
tet suel t.',i,tes a. fuud c04ec'oi "esAy' s'o"' "a
PeLHe' liutehtf sV
Unaet aAt 49, Tsi,ins Commi tet-Joun ~ rese, ~
were blpl'S[ I,epry j. scuddef James m AnoLps.ns
n 'a' -',ad. Financr to4Hm,.t'S 90 ~ &C.
y IA, p,. i'ss-StI.l Jame4 " teiert Seymour boycs
Charles T. Achanreti {. Codffey Gun;l-r "n Lsp,seSk
li'otls a, Der Wis0o g. hutt the tb.Hnlan 80 Noe
ll 1smes - sjdeo tie Committee the meeu'S W"
Chelfuss ~, ,oeet 81 The cal Of The Chairman ,,.
wa pEgssOso' sscretuie'.
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INCREASE OF BOTJNTY IN MAINE.

PORTLAND. Me-, Thursday July Il. 1853.
The State has increased The bounty from $3O in
new regiments and 3d. in old regiments to $4c per
man for new regiments, and SIS for old regiments.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-18

rh. son, Of Grunge and su'iisr" Conosns
,si,d 10 in lie c I,la OF rctheu Ia me eeeps''
&c ,s,.. fh,fo Aupigeftsry q the Bette d "b'.'oA.
SFsDhN ne 22d si or which oe, $40. t1e new ~ .,.,
.,,t e,,.ted q. tbe memory q die n foes WI" CO "
$50, MI h. l.Srrt-i hrcurs0n urIts CO. &c V,'-
M no Lie fsi-osd Once 1rsin iefsss :. s,p
~ III, b. o-,.iii I'D ~. tre mcuncft % 90 - CO,
I"'s~ V'''' % Is uAUSt EeD. so c'~fS'
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The scy,-city Of Change M Albany.

ALDtNf TDuTsdHy, Jul! - II'4'
The O,umon Council nave aUtboileG the 1b'ue /!
the Cv ControIIer Of SO CO.. in City Notes, OF de-
nomination, Of 10, %. 30. s1i - coats 70 .'pr'y
. ~ l,~-,.x - u. y ,.1-l!.
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Dnsmess Notices.
TnE Tan BILL,

TnE Tan BILL,
Nov R.,oy In pam phe: q - ps,s' on hns, white paper
E.ss he hill bch Sword tor wefd IN sssoSence viii
,b tsx, We append II Alphabetical Recap!'uA-
,o, Of ever, article De taxed by the law and he sro'n.
- ,b tax 10 bs levied Til, renders A. complete
and couv,ni,ut ~ Il Is possible TO make H.
een,s POSTPAID; ~ PEI 10 II sort BY sSress -
-, 100 Il by u,sil Addrsa, Tus TeisuSs, hs~-Nors
READER, yOn can haye an enduring, always
Rad, and reliable Corn rr esaci, adapted 70 yous hand
and .y, Of wrin, when Ui do yoaE ~tns Vs''SenesP
or hsu se.l Pens Il you ~anh see fHs Zen Is 'leh'er
.l,n the Sword in sueth-s column.
At JsFFERs's, No. 5i' broadway, ladies
Plastic Boots. 81 80, 81 -, and 81 biD'ofAL' ~
So %, sid 81 80
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styles good pr.icl.- a. moderate Frires. PasoaiIe
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nPnic Chceks IN Dixie when Rattle shell

and Eorb.''-ANrHQN BATTALION OF LiObS
anTIt'IpRY Major r. w. WiLLARD.-Eyery days eS-
pssnre teaches TIA, battles becoming more ara ucs
artillery duels Let then have more batteries The Ar
TION BATrALlONis the ouly Artillery Corps forming y
mi. by especial IecCinlencation Of the fresent al
aoas pfobbly the last opportunity for those desio1 ~
rxe thsr country in the nos Of the service Ihs
Rotation viii consist Of two batteries Of eight guns eset
Eor hundred r.-igsn OF good physique waited
n ,h.u Paw aud raions in accrdance wi the ia
amy regal 0ns for this brauchol the service fes
eai led cannoIies secure app intInen as non-co.
al.soned officers upon application al hadgusrter' no -
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The Tax bill,

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