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Sheriff. Sale.

Circuit C1art MlaitD,o,c County.
iermal, Gilbert aid ,hn Va hes. ax,inss
W Ham c Case, Nancy T. ocror Lucia Butler,
Harriet s. p octot JOIN G Procror, Inward A.
Nicoll ard john B. d Cogs~e
ID virtue OF an execution issued from said
IL couTt il the shove entitled set on, TO me d.
rected and deliveiei again The personal and
real property OF the above named defendants,
have seized and levied upon the following der
crib real state and all the right title and
interest tho said above named defendants or
ether OF III, IN had 10 the same ou the 90 hd,y
OF J,uuarY, A D 1862 or which III v or Il her
IF them have sihce acquired, which promises
are situated i'll the countv OF M,.itowoc, and
State of Wisconsin, 10 wit: The east malt of
the north west quarter aud The east hall of the
north east qrarl.r OF Section 10. twenty eight
t2S); the east half OF III north west quarter of
Seer. no. twenty one f2Il; the north west
quarter OF The north eat quarter. and the west
halt OF the forth east Quar- Of the norIh east
quarter, AID the north west olart,r of the
south east gtarter Of Sec. no twenty 1901; the
south east quarter OF the north east u,Isctpr of
Sec. no. twenty nine-29-; the south west
qutrter OF the ncrth we,I quarter Of Sc. NJ
wrhty eight Is; tie ", st malt e, The ro, Sh
east q latter Of Sec, 10 twenty eigh-2S-:
The seet half o. he sou h east qra,ter snd tie
nuIth west quarter OF the north ives, quarter OF
Sec no. twenty one al; the east hall of the
Lorth east ql4iter, Of the nor east quarter AID
the north east quarter OF the south east q Iattrr
of Sec. no. twenry-20-ali in I wnShiu no sew
eniecn-l7-, noItt' Of Rage no. twentj one-
2I--, east.
Which said rea property, and the right Tile
sud Interest III above uaHrd defendants or
either of them have III and 10 The >ah~ | shall
,Xpose for e ri d -e!l al puihc vetdue nj he
urt House. H. the viiI~g" at Want woe. on
the 29th day OF 'arc:,, ID 1869 al 10 n'c"ck
iii fh; forenoon OF thai day. Dated the 5 b day
of February. u 1862
WYHA> MURPHY Sheriff
of Ma.'i.t~,c county, Wiz
N1cua1n
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Personal We were pleased 10 see in
town this week. Mr.. JonN p lit NE, of the
Chiffon Times JoHN made an invest
ment in pateut bathing tub, and will
condnc, that and the newspaper business
together hereafter, in Chiffon We hope
bis attachment for the bathing ,ub will
not interfere with the regular publication
Of ,hs Times
Sergeant FRED. w. DoRcHERDr. mem
her Of Capt. CL.FK's Company 5,h Reg't
now enconped in Gen MCCLtLLAN's ar.
NY. has 'iv1l here, anl has been
ordered by Government TO rec, vi, for his
Regiment. This is an excellent orporru-
nifty for Young men to JOIN the army, as
they will he Immediately transferred tn
Washington, and can have their choice az
to what Company thor wish to serve in
Mr.. EoRcHrEDr will be happy to take
those who wish to serve in the grand ar
my. md furnish them with meas and clio
thing to 90 to Washington. He brought
Ms miniature portroits of Gen HANCOCK
and Major NORTH kindly remembrance
Of our friend JONI r. LEyKoM, of Captain
CLaRK's Company. We are much graft
fed at this token Of friendship of Mr.. LEy>
koM
Mr.. WM BAcKrs returned from Ohio
on Sunday, where he has been visiting
since Fall. We thank him for late pa
Ders.
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OF ''T'TO"OC county,, IS.
W. VI. NICHOLS Pi'ff~' At'y

CIRCUIT CpCkT-MANIlON DC co.
lillian H. hurlbu, Philip Va V.Ik,nbur gh
mi William Leonard, against II, 2 kiah ii.
Smith, Dimlha Smith, William A,drIch Anna
NJ. AIdrlch, James f. A drIch, EeanorC. Aid.
udh, MART MeadbuIy. l.. r. NJ, adburv,
George +. Vauderburgh, William II Bonnelt.
Ph'o McA Iprn", Tn III : 5. KIN Samuel +.
Pratt, Pascal p Pratt, Eisard p. BraI~, Her,
mai Wells, 10 ATTAIN ). Christie, W liam
FtidUn, William L. Blndget, H~ufy A HuntIi 60
ton, Philip Wadsworth, C,lvlu c. Park. Jr..
w. X. Brown }. II. Wheeler, Sidne, Council,
Snm"eI N. cornell, john K Mills. B,l j.uln F.
Nas, Fred"rich K bhas F, cd rick Hoe pn.r. g.
Gus'avus Van Deu Oh, guardlon Of August
Wmbltr, Lyman Cock, william Durd. David
l. Baker, nj ,'nin F jones, BERNARD LEU h,
state Bank q, Wisconsin, John. f. SEYMOUR,
Robert w Sr,mour, Thomas A. Green, Henry
H. Button William :. Nuiget, William F. Dali
ton, Henry Kin.ball, j rvs F.. riat,, J ,s..ph
Villas, Jason Downer, Chres + Drap,r DaDlel
Clark, N. 7. Ciatk, GeIgc h. C.aIk, aud
James +, eelabI.
Tne State oi Wisconsin to the above named
defrndahts
You are hereby summoned and required to
L answer The complaint in thi. action which
"a~ filed in he off e OF the Clerk of the Circuit.
Court, Cou"t, of Msnirnwoc, ut MAJ iio~oc,
WIZ, ia uiry 2lst, 1852 and To serve copy
OF your s"s"er to the raid complaint on the
subscriber at his flee in MAJ ituvuc Wis
within hlneiy days after the service of this
summons Oh you exclusive . tie day oil such
seIVic'', and II you fsI TO answer h said cJm-
plant ~lthn Tie tune niOresald h. pisiHIlfs in
Ihls acton will apply to the CourI for The lev
llef demanded i'll the comnl,Int
~ CIV ". NJ. NICHOLS PITS An'y.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN MArLE GRovE.-
We regret to learn that the barn Of PAT.
RICK O'BETES, in Maple Grove. was con.
snmed by fire on Saturday night last, TO-
gether with all lis contents, consisting OF
one yoke Of oxen, tanning mill, drag. three
ton Of hay, End other necessaries The
fire occurred during the absence of the
family from home, and some base unhung
scoundrel is charged with its origin. We
hope the devil will catch him, some day
or other.
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DoUGLAs MONUMENT AssocIATIox.-
The DoUGLAs Monument Association hay
ing become fully organized by the election
Of eighteen efficient trusters and officers,
in whose ability the public will nave en-
tire confidence. will publish in few DAY,
their proceedings and plans for the raising
of funds for the erection Of tie proposed
monument in honor Of the late Hon. SrE-
PHEN A. DouGLAs.
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BRAVERY OF ruR IRIsH.-The Garth ina.
never shaken 20 tha tr-s of more splen
did so'hiery than the Irish regiments in
the British service since Nimroa founded
The earliest empire Of the earth to the
present hour. In both hemiSphores and
and under every skv, lFishnen. alike dis
tinguished As comba,ants in the ranks and
rs commanders at the head Of armies.
na.s hewn their victorious way across a
thousand battle fields. and in everv sea
they have welded the thunder Of our
floating huIwarks, and noblv sustained the
honor of orr flag; and when oar armies
have sustained an occasional reverse, it
has been ascertalned hat on at least one
memorial e day The fortune Of the field
WAS turned against Us hv he proves. Of
expatria,sd IIishmen. Manchester Re.
uiCp.
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Col. CoacoRAx.-The friends Of Col.
CoRcoRAs may now indulge in the hope
that that gallant officer will. ere long, be
restored TO freedom. Lieutenant Co>soI-
~. OF the 69th, who was bis fellow priso-
ner. wasexrhanged last week and be aud
Hon. Mr. Ely have had several il ,erviews
with the President and members Of the
Chine. on the sp' lee. Of ottainias Col.
CoRcoRAN's release. We are assured that
Secretary STANTON will leave TO effort IN Z.
tried TO effect that end. Orders have been
given TO trea, the captured prisateers a.
prisoners Of war, and they have been &C
cordlngiy transferred to The military pris>
OBS.
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Important from Enrl ID.

The foreign news brought bv the last
arrival from Europe is Of unuSual interest
and Importance. Both England and
France are ahlaze with indignation he
cause of the attempt of the federal govern
ment TO permanently destroy Charleston
ha' Dor b. sinking The Stone fleet. A lar-
ter of Earl RUssEL.. is published. in which
he states hat the British government pro
tested a@ains' the act AS bari arous and a
crime against all nations. The tone of
both the English and French press is bel.
ligerent, and foreign interv ntion is boldly
and generally urged The sfoppage of
har'eston han Dor. and the inefficienc, of
the blockade, are given as the prime reas-
ons for the proposed intervention.
Per- Contra Washington dispatches
say that private advices from Archbishop
llrGnEs and TnuRLow WEED indicate a
favorable feeling among the English PEG
pie towards the North.
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DAT STRAW AS FooD FOR SICK ANIMALS.
y have often no'ice,l." says DIR Da.ld.
." that sick horses kliI eat oat straw in
preference 10 any other kind Of fodder a,
matter OF course. however. some w.ll re
fuse To eat it.. Dat straw contain. a LARGE
proportion OF nu,timnn; Al matter an ;
soine phospi-ates, aud wi,en Converted tito
SORT of bran by means of miIl>stou... l.
a very nouri-hing diet. This sort Of ali
meni is useful when combined with cround
oats, for ANNALS whose system lack the
requisite amount Of phosrhates A milcb
Cow, for example, The subec, of prostrat-
ing disease, is very much benefited hv
food cfth;s kind
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GENERAL MEAGHER-A despatch from
w ashirgton, of the 5tb, says "the only
event yesterday was the assumption of his
command by Gen. MEAGHER, who. accom-
panied by Gen SHIELDS, took command of
the l'irh Brigade amidst great nlhusiasr.
Gan. SHIELDS addressed the troops in most
effective terms.
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THE PILOT.
M AMT Ow &C:
FRIDAY MORNING, FEB. IA. 1862.
Greeley in Favor of Secession.


The following extracts from the New
York Tribune, edited bv Horace GREE
LEY, tie great bell welher of the Repubii-
can party. embrace the doctrine Taught by
tina, journal but little more than twelve
months ago If ~
From the Tribune, Nov 9, 1860.
If the Cotton States shall become salts
fed that they can do better ont Of The
Union than in il, we insist on letting them
20 in peace. The right TO serede may be
a revolutionary one; but 1t erists. never
fheless : 4 Wenin>t
ever resist the right Of any State TO remain
in the Union, and nullifv or def, the laws
thereof. TO Withdraw from the Union is
qni'e another matter. Whenever con
siderable section of our Union shall delhi
erately resolve TO 90 ont. ace shall resist all
coerc;re mrnsu'es designed to keep II an
We hope neyrr to lie IN a repmbhc
,chereof ne section is pinned to another by
bayonets. -a. a.
From the Tribune, Nov &c, 1860.
If the Cotton States anlfediv and ear
nes'lv wish 10 Withdraw peareahv from
III" Union, zoe think hey shouid be oi/o'ced
Z" do so And anv attempt to com1"t them
by force to remain would lie contrary to
the principles snunciateG in 'he immortal
Declaration of independence and contrary
to the tundomentaI ideas on Which human
Liberty is bosed
Fom the Tribune Dec II 1860
TT Che Declaration Of Independence
justified the secession from the British em
pire of three millions Of co.onists in 1776
we do not see why il would not justifv ht
Secession of fire miU,ons of Southrons
trom The Union IN 1>6I.
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T The valuation Of all the property
IN the state OF New York, as fixed by the
board of equalization of taxes for 1901, is
81 341, 7G7 40. BY the census of 1860
the population was 1851 563. showing
the people to be worth 1874 apiece in the
average
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SHIPwRF CHS - The ship Tiger, Captain
Lowell, from Liverpool, for New York.
has been totally wrecked near Waterford,
Ireland, and two of The crew drowned.
The bark Columbi"e, Captain JAY, from
New York, December II, with 81 375
bushels con for Cork has been abandoned
at sea. The crew were saved.
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The PRIvATFER SUMTER.--Thi. busy
and wicked little privafeer has arrived at
Giaralter. ha>rg on the way burned an
American Dark and captured brig. This
vessel seems TO lie too much for the genius
of the whole federal navy. For thi. the
South is indebted in gres, part 10 the
neutrality" OF England and France!
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LEGISLATIVE Mr.. RAxp has introdu.
ced bill in the Assembly to legaize the
assessment Of the Tosn of Franklin 70,
1861. .....
Also, bill to charter the Mani,owoc
FREEZER SarrerInnd.
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EH The La Crosse Democrat saws the
Congregational church Of that city is in,
c' easing faster than any other orthodox
church there-the reason being that it.
Pastor breaches the word of God instead
OF eleclloneeTing stuff for political friends.
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State Of V scm sin. Juorph II. Curdes and
Emh WeIskprch, ga'n-t tharl.s lis iuger So
phi' f s.r ger, ara l. -i- LawScn
virtue Of and pursuant 20 u jodemen NJ rem
i (! ed IN said court il rhe above emit ell act IN
dated the Is h day OF il utry, A. b. 1862,
shall expose for sale and ;, II public auction,
ut the Court House. liz the village Of NHnl,uwnc
o. tnrday. The 90 h day OF March, A d. 1861.
at 10 O'Clock III The forenoon of tlat da,, tue
following described morfg aged premises or 60
much thereof "a may be necessary 10 raise the
am unit OF said juigmenf, lu,rrest and cos g.
Together with T. KIP nSrs ui ale. 10 vii: All
that Certain piece ~ parcel If l"ni snuat,d in
h" counfs o. Mu.i'uwoc and STAT. OF " =, ou.,u.
K ovn ami des r,hcd A. 10 lows: cuH.mrf c ur
~ the IN tast o ui the wet a I Ct h.
~on'n eat quar,cr OF s c,iom 10 ,vei. ~
township lumber egg teen-lS-, north uf
Range number t@pnr, t. O ~ est, from tn ne
'UnnIng son h on The eiSr nnc OF sad iand FIX
teen rods; no t'ence wet wenty rods rom
THENCE notth sixteen rod To he north lInp Of
sad isnd L; from theme" east on the north live
az said Ia d twenty rods to the place Of begin
rlng. being the premises co"v,vcd %
Charles Es-iuger by Fredriihc GAster, bv deed
now Oh record in Mani'oN oc toLny Dated
Sh"7 ifs Office, Man,to Voc, Frb,u.r, Sd. A. D.
1862. WYMAN MURPHY, sheriff
OF N'nitowoc county, Wis.
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WHAT IT CosTs In Michigan /. has
cost *2l 400 10 raise and equip one ,bon-
ssnd men /; III Iowa So, 500 IN New
York $500; in Illinois S42 Cos. and
in Wisconsin the enormous sum Of ss4-
332. .a- W. +
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BRowS County VoTE.-Ths people of
Brown county have, by vote of | .l27 to
1896. agreed to issue $4,000 County
Bonds TO aid 10 the extension Of the Chi.
csgo Railroad from Appleton TO Green
Ray
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ET Another sIeighing party visited
Mlshicoss on Thursday, end, as usual, en-.
jo, ed themsslve, Al Dssos's.
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Circuit Court-Manitowoc countv

OF Nn.l't-Ht c COUNTY, WIs.
W. VI NICHoLs, Pif-' Att'y
The New York herald., 1862-09-22
upw yopK HERALD. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 22 1857
The HIissi sstppS River,

Tao MissIsstppS River.
TIE NrssIssIrFi sivEE '"1 Wv n"' 90
ENGRAVED FOR THE GOVERNMENT
ENakhsED FOX rms aovEErmEsr
..n ..,a,..', . EsSkAysD ToR THE oovsasx Esr
- ENlRAYED FOR rHE sovEKsa gSr
ENGKAyED FOR THB GovEeNMErr.
TIKI MISSISSIPPI RIvBR,
ILoyDs great ssei plate Map Of iho Lower Miss.spe;
khSf q ready this morning showing man ptns.
ton aud the owners Islands, ssndbsrs and Chaucs
from s. Louis u tho QUIZ ~ Mexico O miles from
surveys Cost ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS to
make txd two years labr stee for the
yAows ovsy town aud cousy twenty mes back from the
rsvcr-coo,ed in counties. Surveyed aud drawn by Gap
tsns Bart as VIM Bowen. Hssissips river 4'oss +" IT.
WARRANTED CORRECT
WARRANTED COKREOT
WARRANTED CORRECT,
WARRANTED CORRECT
WHkRANTKD CNRRIsOT
WARRANTED COERkCT'
WAfrR ANrED CORRECT,
-, u Ia Ave acct iSys I'VE feet Zach "a iength ..
y" 0"S hS'i"S SHHT s.sFS SsIxRH "a S"SA fArh~ FIVE
whscn ohU 10 mailed sa,ss fof thrcwSeats
postage.
Coercd - States sad oce~tacs with rtVes shaded a Uess
Price 81 10 sheet1 Pock edilioa on Isen o. Mouassa
on linen vanished and rollers 81 80
m NAVY DxrAEr.Esr WAssisGTor, D. O., Sept. H. 1862
4 * TovRy h fsF fSgt oT THE sssr srpr
GIDEON WEI.I.Ea.
~. Secretary OF the Navy.
J. T. LLOYD,
Aseetioan Map PutNs1hsr,
na f64 Brcsd~sS.
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'HB FIELD OF BATTLE.

We present our readers with map Of the vicinity Of
the battle field. II may be interesting at this time to
say word about Iuka the origin OF the name Of
the place. and other little matters connected Herewith
This psrpetastes the Of distinguished son Of
the forest who formerly dwelt the promises. Weary
and BY hs days journey the prisoner was won't to
rest with safety beneath uks roof and the venerable
chief was equally beloved and honorsd BY whites and
Indians Like the immortal Logan, his name is oassed
with the brave aud generous Of his race He died on the
spot about the year 1856.
Iuka was laid out A. town plot In April 1857, and
numbers three hundred population II s surrounded by
generally psor country, the upands heavily timbered
The health Of the locality evidenced in the that by
tho census Of 1850 Tshcmngo county is shown TO be,
according to ts population. the heslthicst county IN tho
United States Cotton corn and sugar the agricultu
raj productssoil rather sandy IL the railway ouct
for Eastpor point Of navigation Tennessee river
e,aht miles distant.
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THE BATTLE NEAR I.U-K-A.

The preparations described the letter Of
pondent have assumed definite shape; for early the
morning Of the 19h General Rosecraus commenced
moving his forces from Rienx towards Iuk-a There
but little doubt but that good force had been
raed the former place since the date mentioned In the
above letter. The march Of the troops apparently
well carried out and during that afternoon the advance
guard came upon the enemys position and meeting the
rebel pickets almost Immediately, fire Was opened and
some heavy skmishing ensued They fought during the
whole OF that day, and until darkness in
that there any cessation OF hostiss The advance
slept upon their arms ready to the work the
The fight was renewed next morning At daylight with
increased vigor. Our men fought with their usual
bravery aud the contest carried until about
that the rebels under the leadership OF General
Price, finding they being worstsd, gave way and
moved or in souherly direction leaving forces in
pos ses sion Of this place.
Tho battle did take place thelvage Of uss but
at . distance of about two miles from ii. The contcs,
was severe while II lasted, and is reported that the
Union loss between four and ave hundred killed and
wounded What the rebel loss has been has not been
certaned but from the evidences or the battle fsld IL
asserted that IL greatly exceeds General Little
who formerythe Governor Of the State Of Mississippi
was killed during the contest and General wh,ened has
been wounded and is now in our hands. There Is
doubts as the force OF rebels under General Price
but II appears to have been, from the statements
OF The prisoners, from fifteen to twenty thousand As
soon General Rosscrans found the rebels intended
beat retreat he ordered flying force pursue them
rapidly possible and hsrass their The resut
Of pursuit has not been ascertsned but there have
already been captured vast amount OF rebel stores
Prices trains, &c.
THE FIELD OF BATTLE.
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Appreciated Indian Hosttiities.
CAUTION TO OVERLAND TRAvRLLERs.
Dvpa RrwrNr Og THE Ixrsp.,v
opficg IsDi,S AssAIRs, Sept. 10, 1861

oFflcg INDIAN AssAIRs, Sept 10, 1862.
From informal on received al this department, deemed
sufficiently reliable TO in doing cons dor
my duty all persons contemplating the crossing
Of tho Plains this Gll 10 Utah or tue Pacific coast that
there Is good spprshend hcstttes on thu part
OF tile Bannock and -hoshone Sna9e Indians, ~cI
the indians upon the Plains and along the Platte river
Tho ndans referred 20 havs, during The past summer.
committed several robberos and murders. They
powerful aud wariic and should they geucraly
Assume hostile attitude. capable o rendering the
cInigrart routes across the Plains extremely perous
Rslcc this warning By order Of Tue
SECRETARY or THE INTERIuS.
CHIaLys f. Nix, Acting Commissioner.
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ARRIVAL OF THE ROANOKE,
OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE.
UNION HUNTS OF REBEL GUERILLAs
Defeat Of q Force of Texan
Cavalry.
General Butler on Flags Of Truce and
Retaliation on Prisoners,
Ass, &ss, 10.

The steamship Roanoke Captain Thompson. arrived az
this port yesterday afternoon from New Orleans. Our
special correspondence and es dated the 18th Of
September. They contain interesting news which
Ia given below.
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Omcisi Drawings of the Library


Krxrucxv CLA.s sp6-september ~, ls6z
80, 81, 10, As, ~. 6l, .. &c, 81, IL, ~. SO.
KENTUCKY, Class 20i--Srrtember ~. 1852.
%, II, 10, B. 76, -. So II, 80, 75, 81. Al.
~ '"'"' 80 4. FRANCE 4 CO. oovinstou, Ky.
The New York herald., 1862-09-22
Married

CAResrSs-~CosWmd.-0 Wednesday, septsmsssr IT,
by bis Honor Mayor Opdyks. WAIJos CAsPsNrna RuMv
e. O0RNnLt. alf0 this city.
The New York herald., 1862-09-22

Prises Cnshed N = n Legaltxcd Lotterles.
Informs licr given. JOSEPH BATES Broker, No II Wall
Innn M l. y s.
The New York herald., 1862-09-22

R,sutifui Compiexion.-I.atrd's Bioon,
Of Yout Liquid Pear has no c1uai for preserving and
trauying the ccmpeIon and skin Ladies after using
this delightful article will have no other Sold BY ali drug
nis,s t.a 10 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1862-09-22

Arms.--For ssi. 1000 short Enaeld
Riaes, sabre bayurets and sppendag-s.
9. sCiESCx, ss Cedar street
The New York herald., 1862-09-22

Goureud's Poud,e subtitle Uproots Hair
fccn. los torehcsas, 30. Warranted. tss Droadway
BATES, Boston.
The New York herald., 1862-09-22
Birth,
Died,

GissoN.0n Saturday evening, September Co. at Nor sS
Eighth avenue. thu wife OF Mr.. WILLIAM II. GIssoN %
The New York herald., 1862-09-22

TO WtFIFtW NNNmI VHCens nnU Vthffss--
Wanted Naval Registers FOR years 1910 1917 1885,
aud any published before 1874. Apply to Capt OSCAR
BuLLus, United States naval rendezvous, No. Cherry
xtr.cL