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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-06-14

ROBERT SMALL, the loyal colored South Car
Gilman. who run out the steamer Planter and
gave her up to our forces, is with his prize, do.
ing good service to the navy in its advance by
way of Stono Inlet to Charleston. Flag officer
Dupont recognizes the usefunes Of both in bis
official dispatches.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-06-14

FREMONT's DETARTMENT.-Gen. Fremont
from head quarters, in the field, at Harri-
sonburg. June 7th communicates to the
War Department that be reached that
place on the day previous, driving the enc
my's rear guard from the tOwA. Severe
skirmishing continued from that time til
dark, the snemys rear being closely pursued
by our advance. At O'Clock the lst New
Jersey cavalry. after driving the enemy
through the village, fell into an anbuseade
IA ihe woods. 10 the southeast Of the town,
IN whsih Col Windham Of that regiment,
was captured aBd considerable loss sustain
Cd. Col Cbessrst. with his brigade, sub
ssqueniIY engaged The enemy in the timber
drlNlng hIm from bis position and taking
bis camp. al about O'Clock battalion
Of Col Kane's PennsylVsniA regiment en-
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-06-14

BY last accounts, FarragutS feet had reach
cd Yicksburgh, so that there only remains
the distance between that point aud Memphis
to separate the FlotiIla of the upper ADD lower
Mississippi
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-06-14
The following message was received at the
War Department on "Wednesday.

CORISTH, June. 9.
Hon. Z. NJ. Stanton. Secretary of War:
The enemy have fallen back to TusiIla, fifty
miles from here by Railroad and seventy
miles from here by wagon road. Gen.
Pope estimates the rebel loss, from casual.
lies prisoners, and desertion at over 20, 900,
aud Gen. Buell. at between 10000 and
30, 200.
A person who was employed in the Con.
iederate Commissary Department says they
nad lzO'OOO men In CorinIh, and that now
they cannot muster much over 80, 900. Some
OF the fresh graves on the road have been
opened and found filed with arms.
Many of OF the prisoners of war beg not
TO be exchanged, saying they purpos civ
allowed themselves TO be taken.
BeanregaTd himsef rstrsated from Bald
win on Saturday afternoon TO 0kOlona.
Isigedl n. W. HALLEcK, Maj Gen
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-06-14

A private dispatch from Cairo 10 the Presi'
dent Of the Chicago Sanitary Commission, says
General Mitchell has WOO another brilliant vic
tory at Chattanooga, Tenn, the enemy being
completely routed after two dsys hard lighting.
No particulars given.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-06-14

A grand Uuon demonstration by the citizens
of Norfolk and Portsmouth was to have taken
place on Wednesday last. Gov. Fierpont and
other distinguished speakers expected to be
ureseuk
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-06-14

Information through Confederate chan
nels state that eighteen Federal vessels bad
passed the outer forts, aud were engaged
with fort Morgan in the harbor Of Mobile.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-06-14

THE Seward-LyOns treaty for the suppress
sion Of the African Slave trade is to in force for
the term often years. Instruction for the ships
Of the U. S. and British navies, and regulations
for the mixed Courts OF Justice, accompany the
publication.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-06-14

The Petersburg Express Of the 5th says:
Ou Tuesday Major General Robert w.
Lee was assigned to the command of the
army front Of Richmond, in consequence of
a slight wound to Gen. johnson.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-06-14

Billy Wilson occupies the splendid resi-.
deure. at Pensacola, of the rebel Stephen
Il. Mallory. Billy, it is said, lives like o
Lord in his new quarters, aud walks about
with gold headed Charter Oak cane, with
Mallory's name engraved upon it, and
which he conascated when lie took posses
sion.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-06-14

Cor. ELLEr who was 10 command of tho Ram
Fleet at Memphis is the same whose pamphlets
criticising Gen. Mcclellan some time ago, gain.
ed him considerable notoriety.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-06-14
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

The Rush at HASKELL a Sons for New
Goods has been so great, that DAVID asks for
another week for the enumeration Of them.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-06-14

Notice.

HAVE empowered Edward II. Fitch
20 settle my accounts and hope that all Interested will
w. u. SHALL.
Ashtabuls June !, 1862 2ts5l :
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-15
500. 49,, + ,i II E. I i (


THE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FRoI NEg. OK 70 TIM Pa c,IA. "Earshs tIfiZ'
yisS trains gan daily from wfoit TO 2hls via
ALL TfJROUGH TRAINS FOR THE WEST By THIS
III K0J.E LEAVE NkW-YOBH FROM IRE
FOOT or COURILANCT.sT
By way o. Philadelphia tie morning pieorefs leave New
Ak q . sam. tine other routes Evening passenger
&, : o W Iopi later than other lines
By way Of Allentown eTshiDg pa"onrtr issVe o. M
three hours than tho Nonsfn Ines and by boh roates
points in the S9shWe, Crsftinr lLdl6nopois LO1i sie
B. Louis Cleveland Columbus, Cincinnati. and ell asin
Sesti West with ever changes Of cars.
Ssepnr C,rs without chsnse r1b rom F1lsdeiphs 20
Rntsbrg 80 miles and New ORR P!ttsbursn 40 ues
nokng snd Saloon Can on al trains
the other routes.
Baxgags checked 'hro0sh. Franters free.
s.care Tickets. % mt. oset. ~ pit,sbursh.
WESTERN EMIGRATION.
The PennsylssTis Central Company runs Em'grant
Accommodate Line. which affords comfortable mods of
Of iazo
By tbi. route sshs ef all descriptions be forwarded
and from any point the Railroad. Of Ohio Kentucky la
Sisn-, iIngo,s WscoD,in Iowa Missouri bJ RAIL
kCAO DIaECT or TO sny port on ae nsvssb.e rVen Of
che Wet BY steamers from Pittsburgh.
The raie Of freight and vI snJ point IN lbe West BY
The peunsy'ane Railroad all tin % a. favorable a. arc
charged By Other Hsiosd Companies. Me,c ant, and sh
eer inrusnf the transportation Of their Fre,ht 70 this
y.sy, rely win con.drnos on it. .pe.aJ transit
LIVE STOCK.
Warmers aud DeG.r. In Live STOCK D hrd his 4 most I'D.
vantsgeus route, Cspsrious lsTd. ~e ana str
Piled win every convenience have been opened this line
sndits Connections and every attention paid their ~
Prom HsT,tTg where yin be found every convcneDc 70,
RPIA, NEW YORK add BALTIMORE MARKETS
J. l.. ELLIOTT Passenger Agent, No. Aston. w.
LEECH Co., Freight Agen,
M. Astor House. aud No South William st
No. Battery place
ENOCH LEWIS General sopi Altoona. Pa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-15
Arrived.

Steamship Aiica, Stone Liverpool March L. aud Greene
town "a: at M nd.e aud p.'. 70 T. Can..d Na.cL
la, 81 Is Ion Is ii, a. p u passed H. M 'esnsnip Ams
Scamp Chesapeake Crows, Portland Me- @d,s. and
pass 10 H. Is. rouw-l ~.
s,esmship Delaware Csnsou Port Royal s. c. March TO-
ship Albert G.stn Gravy Antwerp and Flashing 81 d.,
md Cornelius Grrne Had tong saes from the son,h.
w.rS M ID % &c. oa a = hou,. S 70 , q so oaa'
Slip Bee hs,m; ches, Il epsol Feb 3 md e md pass:
ron to \. W tn barometer niskis u lie Marchf,
a. IS 3, lon - 90 among lsg- qnan',ies ~ ted c>
:, Gie, TO- tsn. cat the chsnsei hd
hcayy ~es'her. lost '.es sc have hss the oaron-
I'm y W which blew wih sr,a, violence n hour los.
ship IN. Wan Russell Antwerp 5, days. uidse Howsod
rOtinghain Had hea,A entire p2.ssei was
10 days lon - ald 40. iot ps iisn, mats March
D. co. Gapvl'. s'an Vi Moray. i'i from the jooso"
S, hr C. Il. licssr, Bahbir, Dish,on days. mds,.
sehr ka Packard phi,sdslpnia coal for ,aaa"iea:
schr Senator Gliding. Dlghton di,s ndse 10 mastei
sci Am 5. S.lter Fish, Wareh.m days hsi' 70 rsr
schr Mary Markn. Bearse Boston days, mde to J. g.
Schr 0-orse Gnbsru Ra.,cl TremOa,. Ne, days gran
schr Lssy Ellen, Carson, Boon mt's for Phlsd.lpbIa
schr He.eta Or ofst John y D. '. ~ nag, En-
rer.rne,a very heavy w sa.. the eni,s Pa.,sse was
a",r, r rs stny s s. JSa s B.
dsys pcie.s to P~.rr l. Nevia; so1 c..,u,. Va n
Seof Gilbert Bates b.. Howard, ooIn"his ~ o. /"
E,br LANES Niche,sp, Boston dsys
schr IrT., Chsmplin. Nrw.Lo don days
en- n n Rhode., Baser Bo.,su days hsh
She Ror ,nna- Burlsy aa.n Providence days. r,dsc
senr Elirhpe H-ism B"ehe. Ne~ London days ballast
80, Mar, A. Mili Giaidmg. Providence ; days
s.,r A,mon Bacon Bsc n. b ,stpn. ndse. for Baltimore
s.b, , lien Barne-. b,isgs ! al River.
srb, Sc. hird Cba,e. Eal Rive.
srhr kedroa Grover. ovii-ucr . daya
scnr Ev, Nor,hup B.tnl f,s EHxstethport.
scbr Wash5rrp rrgshe Taunton for Phil,felrh'A
selr A. r. Higgins Pierce Boston for Deal. Isisrd Md
Sioop +. sprague. 'iibhs Providence days. mdse
Pelican. 'or-s PovorLc- uids~. to +. bvsssr
Stess,og Jss. r. FEcshsTn. MpIIe. Hampton Roads ~
hours.
BhLOW-Shp President Fillmore, Selsop, from London
Ship By.nn'iuri. E)buson. London Sch. J.
LfO-S mshp HoIe an, Liverpool ship Premier,
with t.oois. Suppy, Gose.nn-u .cree Biiss Ads~'oe
iFrl, uayf~; Mercy tBr.b ferpsmbuco.
WIND-sunset y. u.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-15
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT or NEW-YORK.......MA
Cleared.

Scientifically Of New. York tBr) Petris Liverpool
@. Dale; Bremen lB.en, Vessels Bremen, Adae1: Co
ship,-B. d. Me,csf P-sson, Acapulco Metcsif& Dun
can; Rs.oIu.e Freeman, Liverpool. Williams Guion.
B,rk,-A,e,ia Davis. Pnil.d~lpbis, Whitmor- Co. u.
Rse,tchen (Prusl SchutI, Queenst,~n Fnnch Meheke
Wendt; Austrss lOdsu) Ossepbrueser Antwerp, Rnses
BIO. lido Kimball Timer Annapolis Meiesn Duncan.
Brrs--Oliver (Br BeInier Pot spain frindsS Smith,
Jone. Co Col W. Cogsin- Cogsii Philadelphia
] Peter; Glars Perkins Rich Philadelphia. ". Mckee;
Samuel Adams Csrvrr Philadelphia BRET Son Co Battle,
N.ddrcks Philadslpbt., Yates Porterhsd.
ssers--B-A Peck GsTa er Washington Del, L. Ken
new: r. ID. Rhodes Baker Fins Island, A. Stewart Name
Godfrey Philsdel phs L. :. Powell
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-15

CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSEY.-
" From lHt Of Courtlsnd.t-Conrectiuss ct Hampton
Juucon With Delswue. Lact.wtnna and western RAILROAD,
sud Esscp with L.hgh Valley Railroad and lis conneo
forming direct line % Pittsburgh sndh West without
change Of cars.
STRING ARRANGEME NC commencing March 3, 1862
-Lesve NewYork as follows:
HApslsauRs EIPhEss-At q N. for Eaton, Reading,
Pottsv le Harrisburg Msuch Chunk, Wilsmspor- &c
MAJ. TKAiN-At s m. for Easton, WxteI Gap ScrAn.
tor Crest Bend Pittftop, WiikesbsTie, &c.
I'm. THRoCGn THA>-kor Easop Msnch Chunk, VIII
lism.pe', Reading, Pottsvile, Harrisburg. Ne.
~. HTH.ouGn Tn>S-Fo Easton, Bethlehem Allentown,
and Msucb Chunk.
5:g0l. ~. WAY TRAY--For 5ouervle
9P. ". WESTERN ESPRass-For Patton Allentown. Read
ny Harrisburg Pittsburgh and the West Sleeping from
Jeuey City through % 1it'sjug h.
RKFREss TRAIN HARRIsBrEG The . IN. Express
T. ain from Neufob arrive. at Hsrr,JuTge p NJ connect
Fast and rsnnsy ivans Cen.rs Railroad No them
Central Railroad EoIh and South. and with the Cunber
and Valley Railroad.
THK TaKouGH E1PnEss TRAM yoH The WEsr le.ves
NcwYoIk II D. M daily iSundays eIc.ped making close
connection IT Hsr,bus with Peuu yvs's Rail osd-vih no
change casto Pittsburgh and buto u Nciniu sni
Chicago -Four hours time saved py taxing Nh. usn
ELslAHKrHPOkf AND NEw-IoEg FBRKr-L.sye New
York rom fof No North hiver at 1910 and III M 5'1p
s:.N, and $50 p. IN.
Tbe bo.. stop st Bergen Poin, and Mariners al5sr evey
uir each way JOHN D. STEMS, superintendent
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CUPREME COURT of the State of New,York

CUPREME COURT Of the State Of New-York,
- County Of sngola JOSkPu NJ PhEtDEROASf
agsip.t william HALL and LYDIA HALL his wife
Summons or r. lief Con. not s-rb 10 Wii'm Hall and
Lydia Hal bis wife, tho above named Defendants: You are
Lsf.by .unn required the complaint in
ts cotton which will bs hl-i la the oice Of tho Cert OF
,n- County 81 suffolk at Hy-rhrAd in said county and 10
copy the raid comp aint ON the
,uocTib-r MA office No g. iir street Ncw-foH CITY
within twenty days tie service Of thu sunmon' On you
ercusiy. Of tn. DAY Of .uob service ADD n you fall 70
~, The said complaint wiD the time sOrcsid tho Plsi'.
uh IA this scon will apply 20 the Court FOR the oi.i do
mand.d in the Hplsint-Ds.d f.bio,ry H. 1862
H. UNDERHILL Plsintih . Attorney.
The COMPLAINT IN this action hed In the said Office OF
Tie Clerk u the Corn yof SuaH Mvohsi IN saii codn-
IN the sst- OF NegYork the twelfth day OF February,
ls62 n II IINDtnJiIi-I pi,n,,d h, I,tornsy
mills IawCxS No N Pnest " Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-15

I'm ,ssa~shp AJssea from L,sopooI-Messss. ncTsegNt,
Norris Bond Psisrson Miss Haralby Mise Dickson Gov.
srnor DALAI. lady and ..rv.ns Mr. Berry LADY chisrss
lock lady and child Mrs Day, Mr. Day, Mr. sPnss Mesia
Ayr.. Murray aud brother goycs, Buclins MsClms o.is
mordou, WiImerdibx, Foud,. McJsnes CsniloD. Perry
Ripley Hay NOrh' Hilton, V:il Rhulm,n. Ma: es5aon,
sloane Arcedeakue Jejeuns and lazy Qusans LAREDO,
Pearson, Brown, Blackburn S,susr, Merjeothein Hsbsn'
daan Milar-1l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-15
Go farmers dno Offers,

COTTON Seed 600 bushels Mississippi
ard Tennessee Ul md Cotton Seed suitable 'or planting
tor sale by WH. }. DEWEY Co. No. 81 Waist
MA NSEMOND SWEET POTATOES.-
~ Northern farmers can grow no profitable crop
cities Directions for cultivation srs also price OF seed
and plants Address NJ. n. MURRAY. Loreiand, Cie'
mont County Ohio
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-15
Nurkets-C.RxTULIl kEYOErkp roK THa n. Y rhrHr NE
March

AsHEs-Pots are steady and Ia is requc. sses OF 30
bbs At vt. Pearls are ia limited tomsnd st - 50.
Ut1OSihe msTset has beeo very cu and heavy. aud Is
entirely nominal 1t 2ic2iic for Mddng Upland sad do
New. OIlesns ma Texas
generally douand ul 70 rates. 40 the absence Of sales
prices are mersy nominal oner descriptions are si'o dull
DfEwooDs-Los~ood Of a kinds is sesree, and toe
mafset 10 very trm sales OF 10 tas IT Domingo AZ 81
DRU6s 8c-rhere hs. been iuqairy for Ch,ni.as
sles Of 500 Kegs biz urboBate Soca phi
waite terms, So ton. Soda Ash Il. ~ So; o2l
FLOUK AND MEAL-rbe market Is c.s active Tor West.
EN- end Sta Flour owing mainly tho hnes' Of holders
but vi fas snvas which III excess OF .is therc
some hcsynee Pefcep,iss O. the e9.. Trace bsnds re
IN. State sd Western 80 500 IS 70 ter the low grades
We.tc Extra sea e3 So Tor Extra sac chiefly % IS
- 20 for ~ Sod - p o- shipping brands
OF Round hoop Extra Ohio, aId 6 IS for rac brands
DO Canadian hour 10 in limited demand and heavy; the
A.s so bbs OF tS 5Od 5 % Tor Estras. Southern
Flour ia ample supply aud 10 esther quiet sss If $40
&C. aud 81 ,Od =, fos kye Flour steady aud Il,
request sales Of a'c bo 9d Is for superfne and
Extra Com Meal is Ia good demand at steady rates. sales
Buckwhrat florrus quiet at - y 100 70.
tIsh-Dy God ale in .h, supply, and quiet but Urn,
at Ji5 ~ for small n1Ik and ID III 81 81.
tor s. oeorg-s ns TO qualiy Msckscl ia gh, stock
aud arc h'n the demand Therefore " moderate sale. OF 80
bbs a. ~ S!oior Medium No. Mss', and = '3G ~
for Go he. do. Hrrns both Smoked aud pcke, in
good supply ,nd ar. 1a., = ~ tho .'e' and IA"
GRAIN" heat IN Improved demAnd Tor export, under
.he more favorable advice. pei Acs .ni tho Il:s 10
.rme the sa'os embrace TO BUSH Red J~rey .nd feiin
hanis al ~ 81 in the dock. and 81 i0Gsl 81 Delivered
$3.50 40. Amber jersey Supposed ct q BOY 90 sooa
Milwaukee tiub, in Sl aJ l,sVo do heo 80
spns = 2; and 0eoo DO Roo Western in store and de-
iivsi.d. a, 81 oi VI 40 Barley !. quite acive ana pe,
sales "f n rn bush ct OhcJoc i"I state st
- @gOc. Tor California IN store. s"d iot t -
Barley Mlt 10 hrm and In request; 'aes q w ~
81 70, at the railroad depot Osts se hI s.crn Al Sac
and heavy At IN, el,.c saI.s OF Canadian IA W ~ ~
ssc uid state at sa4c Rye. unite s'vc. ana ,u "
.sss Of uo bush. STATE aud Jeisoy' o. S..o s.S
aud "a, IL def, cred,
cid {. .hsd. hrm-r bul is plenty ana hsay Ae u
;2to bn'h a. SSe 'eis is M we,.u Mixed IA store and
do. Jurscy do aidat i"i o' ~
tii Hble. Tor 10. ie,lsrIeL .l...,. h.;,... ls,.
GDNEY-TheIs has been oat m'ae'ss su'ihe" oo"'si
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SUPREME COURT.-sAMUEL J. HUNT

NJ RENE tOukI.-SAHUEL j. HUM
sna other. a. suryiyiny executors. &c. sg GEORGE
and se 10 3-In pursuance OF tho judgment Of
he entitled Court made in the alb entitled action
On 'he I'm day Of March 1862 the referee appointed 10
a ragmen' for the purpofe IL executing and carry
bs ''o enect 'nch judgment will SELL at Pibc Auction
s sieiehans Etclange Ia the City Of New Yorh tho
~ usy o, Apsll lhl at IL O'clock noon through T. G.
btLhbbI real e'te speiioDeer tho loI owing described
properly W. Al that certain lot Of LAND xh tb. brick
ID ELLlNr-bOESE thereon srrte5 situate living and
being IN The Nib~tcettb late Twelfth (uoy Tw.
Ward Of tie City Of Ysh on The porth.ry aldo Of
Fort, NTH street frsebed and cotsluinx n, folovs: Com
einy az point the porLerly line Of ,aid Forty nth
stsf distant two hundred AID md ir inches
wesi.y rom TIE nort westerly corner of Fort, sf,et
and the Eleventh avenue at tho center of navy . IA.
TOE house the lot hereby aud the hons.
The lot next oinns thtr;o the east And rnons
tbscs Lehsry through the Of aid marty vail and
parallel with ssd hundred feet aud i've iuche,
thence westerly and pnfsel with foyhh ,tI,rt ,i,ht,,
feet and nine ,Bcrs thence souhey ard psrl win aid
to snd through the center Of the
the lot hereby described and the hou,.
adjoining thereto, the weit hundred feet and Ave
incss the norh.ry line Of Foy fifth street mnd thence
esery song said ns,enlioned ue eighteen fee. and nine
ioet's to tho place OF beins being h. westerly half Of
oi fnown by tho number ty and .hs eastey part OF
lot kaown by the numbor fifty eisht (3ej map entitled
Mp Of par Of lands between Ambrose spencer us,re
mary Spencer Francis Is eating. and Charles C. Kim,
nsds ~ Thomas Luda, City Suysj and MID in III.
once OF the Regis Of the City and County Of New Yst by
the nunbr i37, Ia tin csss.--Ds'ed March L. 1852.
JOHN b. HASkIN, Referee
8sIyI WoopvARp, PlsiD.inS Attya
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-15

DUR>UANT 10 an order of ROBERT II.
i COLES Surrogate o. The County Of W.s,chcs:sr, no
cius aaiu.t the sss.e OF ELISHA o. OILS. late 81 ID.
Town Yon5-s "a AID County deceased to pIs'ent tie
sam, with the vouchers thereof tho uuds signed admins
ror o., suar the goods ohs,-. ana credits II The
,aid eec-s.sd, al tb- Oace Of WILLIAM A. COON. A.
toTn-y No liz Broadway. Sesiok City before the
Isn DAY OF July A. d. 1862 Dated ih, 3h d,y Of Jsnpny,
a D., Is6k. b. T. Rabbit Adminisuspf
al IavrfL1o Sat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-15
Ee9It Not,tes.

nIIRSJIANT TO n DECREE Of the HIGH
j COURT OF CHhNCEaY made In csu.e, HENRY
BOSWELL add ELIZA his WIFE against WILLIAM REG
ana others the persons claiming to be to have been
Incumor ncsrs upon the Rec. Estate which JOHs.
FORD, sn-rwnd JOHN FORD FRENCH, formerly o.
bom..x In N, C vu:y OF Han,s aud late 81 Sew
Yorb In The United st.es II America, vho died In OF
shout the month Of Fosusy 1885, reco'sisd po.-esson In
H.. wear l3 their Solicitors before the twenty
bird sy Of April 1863 10 and their claims 1t
No n N-w square Lincon's Inn Mddes~I, in defsul'
viii be poTep,ory excluded from the beneni OF
thu aid decree -.
MOSDsY IL. 2sth day Of April ls2 u o'clock Al noon
the said Chambers IL appointed for bearing AID adj adj stins
upon the Gains.
ps,.d this I'D day oi Y.brugy 1861.
fDWD. WEATHERALL. Chief Clerk
PARK and w n. NELSON. No II E,.-r .tfret. StsDd
Ages fer O. b. FOoVNER. R0rsey HaHi'. Plaintiffs go
licitors
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-15
Boots ano Shoes.

NORK SOLES.-I have worn LYONS " III
~ PROVED CORK sOLKS" for the lat month. and Ind
them all they claim 10 be- They sp into the boot shoe Ia
mute keep the sole, Of your fe p-nsetIy dry AID ~an
and bot uiAe DO no, bow they could be made
better HOHAtb bhEfLhf
For Sale at the Shoe stores and A. No. Va Bleech.f-,t
81 5rFlHs +
81 80 at JOSESS Nos 10 asd u ASN-Sf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-03-15
printing.

CHEAPFR THAN the CHEAPEST, and AS
- GOOD A. the BEsT-POr.e, him not DICKSON. the
CheaI Priner 3lryonrows nes City Hall CARD. oc per
10 o. BllHeads per Tekn Every thing slss equally low
CTEAM JOB PRINTING ut low prices.-
- c. A. WHlTkHCRNE No. q ADn-st, doors east Of
NaSssust.
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CEhLED PROPOSALS are invited till the 18th
- d.y Of MARCH 1862 st u for porchs.ipg from the
Governmsnt The HIDES ard TALON HOOPS an: and
n,ed by the Amy tho Potomac except those
ied within the ancient limits Of the District Of Columbia
No bid will be entertained uniess the bidder present
re-, pond 10 his bid 49,
The Hides T.ow, &c, obtsnsd o. III. risk o. the con-
trss,or-he will be held accountable for Hide &C. e' Gil
animal, kiIlsd wh.ber he gets them or not ,., . :,
Tho bid, 70 be directed to Major n bECk"Iih u o.
~ X A Warrington. ID. q.
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c,upRE,,E cOURT.-GABRIEL PHILLIPS

C,UPREME COURT.-GABRIEL PHILLIPS
sy.in,, HENRY W. PHILLIPS and Abigail C., hi'
wife Lswi. y. Philip Hirsm Philips Mo,es ~. Philips.
De rye ". PHILIPS William l. Philips and Mary j.ns ne
WIFE Theopius hra0ut and Mary Ann hi. wife 0eoIge y
Cond and Elliott Cond tsuum mons for relief To the
named Go d4nt: You are t:reby summoned and re-
lied % s,wer the Complaint In ,his seton which wiz ne
He'd IN tie Office Of tho Geri OF the County Of Orange Of
o,hen In said County and copy 81 your a'~o 70
.aid complaint the sdb'c bsrs Of gu, once 10 the IL
s.e Of o,h.n ~ he County Of Ofg- within twenty days
Ter the service asrof exclusive Of the day Of such service
and you fs 70 The Complaint tom The ne .ioe
sid the plaintiff In this seton will .ppy > The Court FOR ~
re. H. Tho co,p baft September IS lb1j
SHARPE WHITFIELD. tisoit's Attorney
I'll. coupain iu TIL. sction fed 10 the Office Of the
Ck Of the County Of Orsug' tho sth day of September
la The year "a Dated Feb I. lob. -
n, I..aws, sHARPE 4 WINFIELD. PPf'sAtyG
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QrAarERsAsTER-GksERILs OYvcE !
WasniSGTos CITY. March II. lyt2
VXyANTED-At Ship Island, Mississippi, TWO
w LIGHT DRAUGHT STEAMERS, suited for towing
boats. 81, =. .-.t.h 49, r,uu n.
delivered Il Ship Island with descriptions OF tns nsss
gsd viii be we'd the Office of tho QuAerinastef
(jen.rsl until the 2Ist Of March 100000, ..,.,
Proposals should bs enveIoPed and indors.d !Ioposs'
fo1 Steamboats, for Ship Island and adds"od 70 he ess
mast ~r- GENERAL, Washington, u "
ihA'' 81 G. MEI0S Quartermsstsr General
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Aorses, Carriages. sc.

EOR SALE at BARGAIN.-A dark bay
i MARE, suitable for doctor OF nismsa is sound snd
hind viii stand without tying Isl good saddle horse and
viii work in single and double hsine Inquire at ID. ssb
No 3ss Msdsoust Also, Light sPRiSG-CART aid
HORSES.
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Spoken.

Mach n Ut % 90 lon :. ~ ,np riterion rom fsvs
ond urdsd lime. brig he W.
Wet I"d., slii,oss 10y "a d Best = l. jones' Nc -