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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-08-28

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ETWe invite attention to the reply oi
President Lincoln TO Horace Gfeely.
The letter is to the point, and should forcv.
or set Of rest the question as 10 the
''Obisct" Of this war, and forever silence
the carpera who have been laboring to
make the people believe that "tbe war is
wagsd for the abolishment Of Slavery
The following is the reply.
Executive MANSION, WAsHINoToN. !
M August 22. 1891
Hon. Horace Grssly:.
DEAR SIR-I have just read yours Of
the 10Th inst, addressed TO myselfthrough
the New York Tribune. If there be IN il
any statements or assumptions of facts
which / may know to be erroneous, l
do not now and here controvert them. II
there be any inferences which l may be-
lieve to be falsely drawn, | do not now
and here argue against them. II there
be perceptble in il any impatient aud die
tatorial tone, l waive it in Difference 10 an
old friend, whose heart | have always
supposed to be right As to the policy |
seem to be pursuing you say have
not meant to leave any one ir Doubt
would save the Union; l would save il in
the shortest way; under the Constitution
The sooner the National authority can be
restored, the nearer the Union will be the
Union as it was. If there be those who
would not save the Union unless they
could. at the same time, save Slavery,
do no! agree with them, if there be lhos,
who would not save the Union unless ,hey y
could, at the same time, destroy Slavery
do not agree with them.
My paramount object is TO save tht
Union, and not either to save or destroy
Slavery. FL could save the Union with
out freeing any slaves | would do it, anC
if could save it by freeing all the slave'
| would do it, and if | could do it BY
freeing some and leaving others alone,
would also do that. What l do abou
Slavery and the colered race, do be
cause l believe it helps to save tlisUnion
and what forbear because do not be
heve it would help to save the Union.
shall DO less whenever shall believe tina
what am doing hurts the cause, and
shall do more whenever l believe doinI
more will help the cause. shall try t
correct errors when shown to be errors
and shall adop. new views as fast a
, they shall appear to be true views.
, have here stated my purpose according
my view OF official duty, and | inteLd Ii
) modification Of my oft-expressed persons
3 wish that all men everywhere could B
D free. Yours, a. LINCOLN.
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Missouri GuerrilIas Routed.

GREENyrLLE, No. Ang. 25.--Major
Lippert Of the 18Th Illinois Cavalry with
600 men. met body OF rebels 800 strong,
yesterday, between Bloomfield and Cape
Girardeau, and after fierce engagement
routed them, 80 oil the band were killed
90 wounded and l6 taken prisoners. A
number Of horses. several wagons, their
side arms, ammunition, and their entire
camp equipage were captured. Thesur.
vivors scattered through the woods. and
it is lot probable that they will again join
together.
Parties of National troops. thoroughly
armed and equipped for guerrilla chasing
are after the other rebel bands.
Gen, Blunt has probably ere this sn.
gagged Co6ee's forces, provided the latter
gained sufficient courage to stop running
alter forming junction with Rains fore,
al Greenfield.
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Ice Rebels IlspuIsed at Fort DoneIsoS. :.
FoRT DoEELsoN, Aug. 20. Fort Donsl
son was attacked yesterday by Wood
ward and johnson. The rebels we're re.
pulsed with heavy loss. III. NU
Col. LOwe,o the 5lh IOWA Cavalry who
arrived with re. endorsements after lie
rebels had been driven of, started witt
four companies this morning in purstit oI
them. He came up with the enemy
seven miles from here, on the road e
CIarksvile, strongly posted with men in
ambush. h If 5fbt, ~ ~
After a half hours hshting the enemy
reireated. leaving their cannon.
The Federal loss is 2 killed sud IL
wounded. Colonel loves forces not be
ing sufficient 10 continue the persuit, re
turned.
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The following named gentlemen have
been appointed a "Union Central Com
mit,ee."
Hocking--A. G. Barlow, G. F Shaeffer,
Jacob Plout, A. P. Miller, G. MI Wise
man.
Walnut--O. P. Landon.
Pleasant Keller;
Riskland--J. d. Nourse.
Rushcreek--Solomon Beery.
Bsrne--J R Psarse.
Madison-I E Koontz.
Amanda--A Peters.
Cearyeek--John Leist.
Tolet--Wm Curtis.
Bloom Esls.
Grssafsld- Elijah Winters.
The Committee will meet at the GuEett
Office On Saturday Sept 9Th, at o'clock
Pm.
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Claimants for Exemption.

A more anxious crowd was never con-
grsgated in The porches of the Pool Of
Bethesda awaiting the celestial agitation
of its waters than thronged the stairway
and hall leading to the office Of the. Com.
missioner Of Exemptions last Monday
morning, each one acting as though the
benefit Of the institution was only to be
secured by him wLo should frst effect
his ingress.
Seldom does it happen that men go
from the presence of physician assured
ofperfect sOundnesS with visages SO cast
down by the information. The happy
Subject oi the healing virtues Of the ''stir,
red Bethesda" never left i. with more
pleasant emotions than were visible IN the
faces Of those who came out from the
presence of the Commissioner, retssured
that they were possessed Of such ply sical
fnaladies as rendered them unfit to serve
their country. Cripplss were envied,
the accidents which secured TO them the
future continuity Of the dermis. and DIS
tortions of the body. whether accidental
or copgenital. assumed fair proportions ir
the eyes Of those who could boast o.
perfect soundness. The examination die
...f ~.
closes IN dmouTt 81 rupture which should
be gratifying to the 16nders of irusses
A list of those complaining of weak lung
and shoftness Of breath, would be gladly
received BY some dealer in the COMPOUND
Syrup Of the HypOphOsphites." to whom
he would Immediately mail disiu,erestet
Circular upon the treatment Of consump
Iion. The examination shows "heart dis
ease 10 be SO prevalent as to suggeS
an alarming amoGhl Of sudden demise a
no distant day, while latent defects ar
complained Of Of SO fine spun oharacte
as to render Homeopathic attenuation
too gross for their successful treatment
which can only be effected BY "medicats'
tallucinatioIip ~
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Eg Sergeant McNaughlon has return,
ed to his residence in New Salem, for the
purpose of recruiting for the 62d Regi
ment. The 69d is a crack regiment, and
recruits can join any Company they wish
Captain Hirst, Of the same Regiment
will be stationed at Dresden, Ohio, and
Sergeant Cloe at New Lexington. Ohio
for the same purpose.
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WIN. r. PUeH-Well known to the
people of our county as most thorough
aud practical educator as well as refined
gentleman and scholar, has lately been
appointed superintendent of the New
Philadelphia High Schools" We con-
gratulate the good people of New Phila
delphia upon their fortunate acquisition
of gentleman Of fine heart and eminent
qualifications for the trust they have re
posed in him.
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I've Met Thee.
BY II. SCOTT, Jr.

I've net thee, love, at evening hour,
When beauty reigned on high,
And golden clouds in sunny shine,
Were In the azure sky.
When evening bid the golden sun
Sink In the dark blue sea,
Tis then I've met thee, dearest one,
Oh / then I've met with thee.
ii.
I've met thee, Love, when dew drop slept
Enclosed in every flower;
And evening hymn Of warbling birds,
Had ceased In every bower.
When all was still and beautiful,
And naught but harmony;
oh then I've met thee, dearest one,
Oh F.! then I've met with thee.
I've met the, Love, where natures charms,
In frrgrant freshness wake;
In garden meath tho shady ygrove,
Beside the grassy lake.
Whore flowers ofsweetest fragrance In
The glow ofeveniny be
Tis there I've met my cherished one,
Tis there I've met with thee.
Camp Fire, midu ight, July 4th, 90.
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MARRIED.

On the 18th of August, 1862, BY the
Rev. j. Seas. Mr.. MATTHIAS A. SHRFFER
of Fairfield county, and Miss SARAH G.
WERRIoK of Perry county, Ohio,
I On Tuesday morning. August 10, 1852
by tie Rev. Samuel Carpenter, at his re-
sideuce in Lancaster, Mr.. BENJAMIN T
AsHBRooK and Miss LOUISA SwoPk, boll
of Fairfield county, Ohio,
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ET Governor MkDlLL was invited to
addrcsS the "Couuty Recruiting Meeting"
held on the Fair ground and declined,
remarking that "He was posted to speak
on the other side and the people could not
discriminate.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-08-28

D@" The Richmond correspondent Of the
Charleston Mercury says that the official
list show between 1900 and 10000
Comfederates wounded in the late battles
before Richmond, and states that the
whole number, including those taken tC
private houses, will reach 1850. Gen
LEE estimates the killed at $500.
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Goth REGIMENT This Regiments is now
full. and as we learn will leave the camp
for the field tomorrow. The officers Of
the goth are gallant aud efficient, and the
men of the Goth brave men. They will
render q good account.
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HOW ARDASSOCIATION,
nIUIA OEIpHIA

For the RsIisf or iks Sick aRd DistrssSsd, afflicted
,oifh DrnIeNt and Chronic DiseGsss, aHdsspseiaiiy
forfks Care Of D,ssrsss Of tRe ss1aai Organs.
TT RDiCAL ADVICE given, gratis, by the Acting
or Seminal weakness, and other Diseases ofthe
SEXUAL Organs, aud on the Ney Remedies employ,
cd 10 the Dlspensary, sent ,the alcted n sealed
letter envelopes, free OF charge; Two orthree
6tamps for postage will be acceptable.
Address, DR.. SHILLIN H0UGHToN, Acting Sur
eesn, Howard Association, South Ninth Street
miIedelpbta, n. li}.- :. i'-.E 1900
Januarye, leoq-Iy4i ssns as
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ETTLe companies of Captains PERRY
and CARPENTER went into camp at Circle-
vile on Monday last. The companies
were full aud the men iu splendid: :condi
ton. A tremendous crowd gathered at
the depot to witness their departure, and
the utmost good feeling prevailed.
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REMM. WAVson. a oiLizz.n of Walnut

EEWM. WAVsOS. a citizen Of Walnut
township, has four sons in the Union army,
and has himself volunteered with Messrs
YoSrz and RINK. Good for friend Wat
son. !.
We learn that Captain Yontz and Il.
Rank haYe recruited 10 men. and that they
will leave. for camp on Friday. These
enterprising yonng men recruited most Of
their men 10 old Walnut.
We learn that A. B. Melick of West
Rushyille. is at home recruiting for the
companies Of Capt, WiOeman and Giesy
Here is 6ne chance for young men. ~
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~Ths county has yet left one chance
70 redeem herself, and the people one
chance to prevent draft. Volunteers
will be excepted for the old Regiments
ill September lst. Let every loyal man
in the county exert himself to secure en-.
listments.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-08-28

FAIRFiELD CouNrE FAtR,-The eleventh
annual Fair of the Fairfield County Agri>
cultural Society will be held on the Fair
Grounds at Lancaster, Ohio. on the 10Th.
10th and 18th of Octobes, 1863.
JNo. A. FETTERs, Pres
P. B. EMBIcH, Sec.
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P. B. ExBIcH, Sec,

EDUoATroNAL.-The undersigned will
commence the next term of his Select
School on the first Monday of September
p Aug22 3w JOHN WILLIAMS.
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NO CURE NO PAY!
TO THE FARMERS!

TiSaiE undorsigped having rsat,ed bis FlSu ring
Mill, eommonly known as the "HooNi 6.,n Z, 2
Lancaster on the Logani,Foad, and having obtained
the services Of the old and weiI kuown miller,
SAMUEL DEEDS, e prepared 70 40 alilkinds a o.
in as rood manner a. any Mill In the county. de;
sire ali persons Who wuut good hour, c, 70 give me
call. THUS h' WhiIE'
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wMiss KRARsY will reopen her
school Monday Sept. lst.. in the build
ing near the City Hall facing Broadway.
She is perpared TO teach all branches.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-08-28

M The returns Of the various Town
ship Assessors show that Fairfield coun-
y has furnished 1887 vOlupteers for the
war. - ess'r y ~ 81 -sl' -
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EESee new advertisement JEREMIAH
MILLER in another column.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-08-28

EE Our thanks are rendered to Mr.
Hows Of the State Farm. for a basket Of
most excellent Peaches.
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REFERENCES,

REFERENCES,
Nh. Hoehstetler, Shanesville, Ohio.
Geo. Smith, Walnut Creek, Ohio.
2. Moschler. Mount Eatou, Ohio.
G.. X. Plaster Co. Grand Rapids, Michigan.
J. L. Tornay, New Baltimore, Ohio.
Wm. Leaf, philadelphia, Penn.
Orange Judd, Editor Am. Agrieuhurist, n. Y. City
Philadelphia, PenR.
GEHrs.-wiih two hsnes on your Anti-rrictiou
power, We drve your No. Mil, grinding IS BrsH-
eLs uy Coax PER HorR, and cut large quaniit! OF
hay at the same time. / have never seen power,
that runs with little fiction and consequently with
40 little strain upon the horses.
W.P, COOPER, SaT,. 18th & 18th 50.
Pass. K. X. Co.
CLosrER, n. j., Jan. 90, 1859.
MEssRs. BEsSET BRoTHERs. GESrs.-l anu very
much pleased Witt the power! itruns easier than
any other power in this vicinity; and with the same
horses will do nearly, or quite twice Us much work.
rrn nv Thresher nj 500 revolutions per minute and
a "a inch Cross-cut Saw, at 200 revolutions:
Yours truly, PETER j. WHITE,
RON ALL ORDERS RECEIVED REFoRE
OcroDER Isl, 1862, THE FREIGHT WILL BE
PRE- PAID TO CHICAGO OR ANY OTHER POINT
ON LAKE MICHIGAN OR LAKE ERIE.
TPLsberal discount to dealers. Agents wanted
state Ceuuty and Shop Rights for sale. y ,
For further Information scnd stamp for Illustrated d
Circulars bENNEI bhol EnS,
D. ~ and a Greene ST., New YORK.
- 0.1n
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MASONIC CALENDER R
WECULkR MEETINGs:

LAEcGsTERLoDGE,N No. 57.l..".sept. Q. 1895
CHAPTER, No.ll ..,.......
BNCAMPMBNT, No. y. -
1H. % COUNCIL, No. 3. ..!......... - "
Angus. 81, 1869 G. STEINMAN, Recorder.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Has proved tstllto be the best ever Invented. The
friction is reduced by IRON BALLS, so arranged In
all the bearings. that The whole weight o1 the
ings runs upon them. HREE POUNDS DRAUGHT
at the end Of ten feet lever, will keep the power
in motion! thus permitting the entire strength Of this
horses to be used on the machine 10 be Citizen. One
Horse will do as much work on this power, as ySo
on the endless Chain Power. 1T is PORTABLE,
and may be used IL the Geld ne well In the house.
More than TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT ofhorSe
flesh is saved over any other powern use 1t is sim
Pile iu construction, and not liable TO getou ofor-
der.
Price OF power for ! 10 4horses, ....sI25
Price ofpOwer for to shorses.... .....el75
The SI25 power will drive any Threading Machine
Every Machine is guarantssd TO give satisfaction,
| or the money will be refunded.
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WRleC6 WCInLOOU.

Miss KEA NNRY will reopen her School OF
The Cry Hail. facing Broadway. She Is prepared u
teach ell oinnehei commonly taught In the bes
Schools, Including Latin.
Scholars desiring admission had batter amply OF
that day, In order 70 be classified.
Terms. for advanced pupil. rs q
For intsTmed ediate ~ 90 and PTimary. S3 Of
No deduction made except In ext sme eases o
iIlDess. Lancaster, August % 1859.
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THURSDAY, August 20. 1865
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CITY OF LANCAsTRR:
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fects in the future, and he hoped that the people
would become 40 enlightened tia, they would be
governed only In accordance with law and con-
.;iutional right, and that every one might lie
able to understand and to claim his rights IA to
render despotism impossible. lie added that his
position was q peculiar one; that however he
might wish to bring forward useful measures,
the people werc In such state Of ignorance that
he was often obliged to hold back but when
convinced that measure was tight, be gave his
whole heart to i,s accomplishment. The inter-
view left on M mind a very favorable impress
IT, n uc ptcsriont's ability. intelligence, and
osalot to us. lis hipi station for the best
il .res' Ct he co'r.'t" he - e Ned to govern.
H. iltG fsds. iu ~ 'o,s and Sorii
1 .hAok. ~ | .wml L,.n III .erhill.
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rres,drui Griirnri of UMNii.

His personal rcscuye isNcry lea-ng ho is |
fly-iuur yudrs OF ay", in color Yearly black; Lis
hair il gruy IN t,s;ue he IL rather shust and OF
. somewhat slim n,dre. lie MAS d. ssci in u
gray cloth coat, OF rather Jacket, no wastcost,a
black t,e Without single ornament, an .ve.lnss
hanging from his neck, white trousers and cloth
boots. His appeNln,c WAS extremely simple
and very gentcmHnly. -Four ct live gentlemen
were present who sat l!tue retired from III.
One Of them was the presidents private srcf,ta.
~, NJ RouInan, who had asss'r! his escape from
pJrt-au-Prince, at the commencement OF TIA.
revolution. lie entered freely in,o converaatiou
with much viyacity, aud an ey. sparkling with
Intelligence IT," conversation began with our
congratulation on the discovery and defeat of tie
recent consJ Tracy, aud al rtssion OF synittly
with him ia the domestic trials he had been call
ell to endure. lie replied that lie had endcavor-
ell 10 endure these aiiiictions NJ a christian
should; per'ou Who believes in the immortality
O! Me soul, and the reepmponse Of future life,
could net despair, only guilt man would des-
par. As 60 public ahaiff, ht WAS very anki Ids
D. make progress, ami To ~ on foster than he
found possible lol, unhrppily, Will. he was
working tor the good ol b., country, there wer,
may wtkH y n Gountcf-worAiE5 aniovposirg
hi efforts.
H. reply 20 some remark lac sail, that l
was glAd u See Foreigners m The country, aut
hoped that they mil,l so'. come Yith perfect
tense Of security. spnLo t.; the interest felt !,
Iu-lt IN the elevation o, the HAy tion people
., AZ e. 'mp.e - The cHorc. .uhalit5rts u. oihe
West lhda is'.s Is well II. PROT Of whn
the race wa ca! lA,". " sail IN reply that TN
Hsytien re"p.s hul been placed N oir mstali
Gee " Erea. dI.icu' Y hu' he doubted Wuothe
more could haze ten done IN may YEAR. H.
iflnnis round observed IA m NeiN closely. an
II Iyod or evil were GOa, to .layUI j, a4s L.ow.
u all. IlNi' consisted oi a nation ~ slave
who had seized their iihor,y 1s SUCH more cuul
L.. -. igt'i hon, 4 Itt4t. Q
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RAILROADS.

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
N/-Fr0 IN lot % CoIt.anit -CUruc.t.ia II
II mrton Junction with Delaware, Llckav ana,
Wet ru Riilros,l, aud at East0r W "a Lrhi;h Wall
ley klilroHd and It's conurt tons, forming direct
line to ri rTsDuRGI and the WEST, without .
change Of cars
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Ccmmenclns Mary o.h, i'5l. Leave New York
follows;
ham spuao Exrn,ss--At q A. NJ, for rs,,nn.
Raadiny. r4ttsville, Harrisburg, M.uch Ch INK.
w Han sport, DC.
MAN TKAiS-Ms A. NJ, for Enston, Water Gap,
Scranton, Great lend, Pttscn, Wikesha;re, &c.
II N. TBptGn TnAis-FOr East,n, Mauch
Chunk, wilafnspor,, Reading, Pot,syil.., harris
burgh &c.
4P n Tnnorgn TsArs-For Eas.on, Dthlehem,
Allentown aud Mauch Chunk.
c3OP. VI. WAY TaAis---for I'D 'rr,lc.
tO0P. N. Western Express for T. ston, Allentown
Reading, Hsrr Shnrgh, Pttsburg, and the West.
Sic ping cars from Jersey Cty through to Pits
bur IN.
EXPRESS TRAIN FOR HARRISBURG.
The A. NJ. press Tram from NV York ar
riyts at II lrriJburg at T.. NJ, connsvtny Fast and
West on Pgnnsy.yai.a Central Railroad, No'thern
Central Railroad North anu South. and with Cum.
brrlsnd valley Kiiroad.
TIE THROUGH EXPRESS TRAM FOR TuB
WEST
leaves New York ct r. "A. daily 'Snndays exc n
edl making close Connection At Harrisburg y III
PtuW ylvanR Raj roal-with no change u. cans u
Pi,tsl lrg and but on, 4 Cincinnati and Chicago.
ELiZABEriPORr AND NEW YORK FERRY.
lea New York frorn Pier Nc. North River, a.
100 and II. 20 A. NJ, Z. ~. l. 30 aud u 90 1. NJ.
The boats stop At bergen Point ana Mariners
Hsrbor every trip Zach way.
| an1s iY'i05 JOHN D. srERSs, supcr:n'endene
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OFFICIAL AND LEGAL.

NOTICE-OFFiCE OF THE STERLING
Co, New York, April ?6th. ! S62 An ecctios
Of Directors and Inspectors Of Elect on, 70 serve
for the ensuing year, win be held AZ " Pine ssrsee
room I, Tuesday the I'd Of June Instant, bet een
the hours Of and r. N. The transfer books will
be closed on Tie 9Th o, May instant BY order 0
the Board, GEO. 4. TOWNSEND, secre,sry..
nffiIE OF THE BOARD OF EXCISE, Is
~ oerte st., and Chambers st.. New York.
1uc INN. TAVERN AND Ho HI. tiT;
Hni "a = deslers % this city Tie Bpa a of Ex,,irs
w. %, n he Z ufnission on the 2Oth II Ma IsS2
At o'cock IN w. sternoou, IN the Comm n Pieas
Corr Room, Part ~ l. FOR the purIose OF granting
licenses for y ensllns excise year, and will eli -
the same aNer session % afty days.
The Bank Petition, and Bonds can Re had Al the
Off 'cs o. ,he Undersigned;
W. JAY uAsKETT, President o. ,h' Bard
ROBERT q. HOLMES Council 70 he Bad,
Chambers 81.
SoAuA cHILps, commis',oncr &C.,
Np-No,ic. IL hereby given tia, TIE pen ,l,ies
mr. scribed by law will 10 rigid'y enforced. myi0 -
DRoPosALS OR $3.50, OW OF THE NEW
YORK COUNTY COURT HOUSE STOCK"
Scaled Proposals VII We received . omrtro'.
lcr'- Once, mt. sATtED\Y,H :. iSe2. unai
2 o'clockP NJ, when the same nal Ie publicly
opened, tor I whole or any par, Of the sum Of
Two hundrcd aud fity thousand Dollars Of The
Now York County Court House STOCK" Authorized
by chapter l6I of the laws Of 1882, a. 4 by ord-
nance II the Board VI pervi-ors, approved tbs
Mayor, April IA, 1882.
Tue said stock Is ~ provide means 10 pay for the
land acquired for a new Court House, and ~ rect
such Court III mise thereon II will best interest ~
tho rate Of SIX per c. nt per snnum, payable hal:
yearly. on the first days Of May and November, and
the prin ZIP will lie redeem bo In successive an
nusl instalmenis d one hundred thousand dollars
cacN. conmcno NJ with Tia aist day o. November,
A ID, ls1a
The proposal. wi state tie smoun, Of stock do
sired and the price per one hundred dollars eroof;
and the persons whose PROPOSALS are accepted, will
be required to deposit With the County Treasurer
within '.ten dsys amer tie opsning II TIE bids,
the awarded 10 them respectively.
Oh presenting 10 TIE Comptroller the receipts 81
the lHnty Treasurer for such depot.s the pIrnos
viii bs entitled q receive cei:ifcsts Tor equal
amounts NJ the par luo ofthe Stock, besr.ng In
toi eat on the datss Of payments.
Each rioyos tiou should lie sealed and endorsed,
Proposals for New York County Court uouss
Stock," aui nclosed In . second envelope al dressed
" the Comptroller.
The right IA reserved TO rcjec. any all % the
bids II considered necessary 10 protect or promote
tie interests Of the County.
ROBT. T. NAw5, Comptroller
CITY - New York DEPARTMENT OF Fin,rcs,
conItrolei's Office, May OH, 1852. my7 io'i3i