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The New York herald., 1862-03-27

HENRY T. LEEDS, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS II.
IL LEEDS co will sell at auction Friday March %,
at II o'clock rs Nassau street bay Mare
l53 nigh, eight years old long TAIL weighs about 200
suitable. for cart CYPRESS walker
31s minutes; perfectly sound.
The New York herald., 1862-03-27

IyEERy D. MINER, AuCrroNEER sALEsRoON II
IL Nassau street, opposite ls,oiice.
MINER & SOMERtILLE nii seiI at auction ON Friday
March ~, at ii o'clock their 81 Nassau street
large and valuable collection ancient and oil
Paintings, recently received from Europe and before
exhibited in this country comprising the OF the fol-
lowing artists, VIC VerbockEoyen e. Kedg Van Benz
mel De Orally, lie Doux, rchus Antoni, ID, shayes, j.
vernet ,ianby, Wegener Mabbay, Van Artois. Vanden
Berghe, Weenix, and others.
The New York herald., 1862-03-27

yXTANTED--A CoMPETENT WOMAN FOR GENERAL
w houscwork no can bring good city reference
apply No Il West Baltic street, Brooklyn between an
AZ NJ.
The New York herald., 1862-03-27
ToHN l.. vASDEWATER,
q AUCTIONEER.
BY A. JOU RNEAY. SALESR
NO. 3i3 BROADWAY
Thursday, Marcn III, 1T los o'clock

ToHN H. BURLEY AUCTIoNEER- WILL SELL THIS
day. a two o'clock at ~ Canal street, Tier, Bar Man
tel and other Mirrors marble top and other Tables,
s.eads Sofas Sofa Beds and Lounges, Chsndsers Ca,
Chaiis Hat Rack Washslands Warrcbcs, Feather Beds,
Mattresses Blankets Sheets Saloon Fixtures Crock-ry and
Plated Ware. fine assortment for dealers and house,
ke.pc
The New York herald., 1862-03-27

DRYANTs MINSTELS,
ID Mechanics Hal Az broadway, above Grand street
Monday March "a and every night during the week,
l.. c. CAMPBELL, The popular Vocalist,
Fowler Hilton, Leslie and Gould Songs, Chorses D.
DIR. TuMBLETY OCTDONE.
Horn, Florence Emmett, Neil aud Dan Bryant.
"Biacksmh's Jubilee" Dats what's the Matter"
YE Old FOLKS CONCERT.
Old Daddy Hemp, ancient conductor Dan Bryant
Notice.-Change of time.
Doors open at 6 curtain rises at Iz. Tickets 70 cents
The New York herald., 1862-03-27

vUM, WOLF, AuCTI0NEER-oFFICE 20 JACKSON
w street-wl sell, this dag az 10Y O'clock the Stock
and Fixtures Of the Grocery and Liquor Store No. 27 East
Twelfth street. consisting OF and 10 gallon kegs Counters
Liquss
The New York herald., 1862-03-27

xxyrIIJAM ABBOTT, AUCTIoNEER, SELLS ON THIS
w day at 10 clock the stock and fixtures Of the Elm.
bein saloon basement No. East Broadwayi Counter,
Beer Pump, Bagatele Table, Gas FIXTURES, &c.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-13
Che Ohio 9tatesnralrr
'ALY. TRI;wERHYAED WEEKLY

gAAANYPENldY q MILLER,
sUBLIsHsRs AND PRoPRIEToRa
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-13
Commandar yKnraa,D,

John l.. Wooden. the commanded of the Mon.
itor. is a native Of New York. and entered the
navy In 1884. Early in April last he was sent
as bearer of Dispatches TO Captain Adams. Of
the Sabine, commanding the feet OF Pensacola,
with notice that Fort ,Piokens would be rein.
forced BY two companies Of artillery, and in
structions to Captain Adams and Colonel Brown
as to their conduct In case of an attack by reb.
els upon the feet and Fort. He went by the
land route, and on the way he, destroyed his
dispatches, As be anticipated, be WAS arrested
at Montgomery, and o. no papers Were found on
bis person, he was allowed to pass, On his ar
rival at PensGcola, he obtained pass from reb-
el Bragg, permitting him to carry q verbal
m message Secretary Cameron 70 Captain
Adams. ent 10 him and repeated from
memory hh sp:.ches. '' a''''h9 - '-'
The Fort was reinforced, and Oh Worden's
return be was again arrested at Montgomery
and thrown into prison. There was, an intense
excitement against him, as rebel Bragg had col
lected force Of one thousand men and intended
to attack Fort Plckans tae very night is was re
inforced, Lieutenant Worden Was kept in con
hnement until the middle Of November last
when he was exchanged and went to Fortress
Monroe, where he Joined the Minnesota. He
has recently been appointed to the command Of
the Monitor, and bis brilliant conduct in the
fight Of Sunday shows that he is brave az well
as competent commander.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-13
Gen. Plllow,s oaalolal Rspor,.

Zen. fiiioW publishes his report of the bat-
tie at Fort Donelson In the Memphis Aoalancke
Altar ,eoitinc The svsn,. =, 49,, .,,.... -,
go .rna - ~ 'A. W. - u"ys
nsn'' ne teiis Wny ne ana Floyd ran away, as
follows; 's-'
We had only about twelve thousand troops.
ill told OF these, . larra propuftion we iest
IN thS three battles. -; TT. A ~ 'Va'
The Command had heen, IN the tranchss n,.,n,
and day for Ave devs. expoaed to the .nc.-
sleet mud and ice.Wetef. Tithont sbaIier ~
without adequate covering and without slssn
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-13

70 done. aud that, therefore, be ;wouid surrender
y placed In ccnnmahdlp Gen. FLOYD said ba
would turn nover the command to him II be conld
1e = allowed 70 withdfhwlhis commabd. 70 tbIs
zen. buokner consented q Thereupon General
rioyd turned the command over 10 ne. Z 'Dess.
g ~ instantly 70 Gen. Buckner. saving / vouIa
nel.nef surrender the command nor myself a
pr,sonsf. 4 directed Col. Foress to cut his way
wv. ondef these eifcumatances Gen. Buckner
scespteo me comnand, and sent d Gag Of truce
y me enemy ior an srmistice OF sfx hours 10
DAG and communicated was delivsrsd ,st;.ad ~.
from gafris0n.pss heha .l1li,fsr, ~ -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-03-13

II p conveniently arranged Band, containing med.
cated compound, to be worn around the Waist without
injury to the most delicate persons; no change In habits
o. lying Is required, and q entirely removes The dis
ease from the system, without producing the INJURIOUS
eect arising from tho use Of powerful Internal nodl.
nes which weaken and destroy the Constitution and
ve temporary Nllef only. By Tits treatment the med
ina1propertieB contained In the Band come IN contpcA
With the blood and reach The disease, through he porea
Of The skin, eectng In eUerv inithnce perfect cure,
and restoring the parts Afflicted 70 healy condition.
This Band d also mostpoworful ANTI -mCoRtL agent,
and will entirely relieve the system from the pewici0we
eects Of Mercury. Moderate cases are cured ii few
days. and We constantly receiving testimonials Of Its
sfaoa9y IN aggravated asesef long sanding. lf4
PRIH $780, 10 be had Of Druggists generally, or can
be teHtby mail or express, with full directions for use.
to any part Of the country direct from tho Principal
0Ghcs,
No. 400 BROADWAY, New York.
Il g. SMITH & CO., Sole Proprietom,
m. B.-DeSriptve Circulars Sent Free.
A. J! sGHUBLLHR & Son, DRusapTs, AauNrs No
2T7 81 High st., bet, Friend and Mound, Columbus, o.
R Agents Wanted EvoryvwheFe. is
mhaS lyisOrIstpddEw
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New HEadrId ana savahhahp ON the

Saturdays dispatches allude 10 New Madrid,
which is situated on the north bank Of the Mis-,
siseippi. Il has q population Of some 1000 IL
hehitsnts--With q handsome court house, ff.
teen o. twenty stores, several churches, and a
weekly newspaper. 49,. = ~ y ,-,--I
The Savannah" on the Tenpess 20 river,
which the rebels are reported to be fortifyine,
is small town Of about sight hundred iIhabi.
tante, l3l miles southwest of Nashville. II
boasts Of court house, two churches, one jsiI,
and several stores. Il Is sort of halfway
house, between Nashville and Memphis having
good transportation connections, stretching o1t
to the railroads radiating from those cities--
Commodore Foote's gunboats, doubtless, viii
devote their attention 60 Il ct once, and com
pei the rebels there tosmoTe on.n EgeeR7a
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! shsarifrss Sale I

W. Uomm0n ficas'Ffr ''f t-H
=. Bl 0onnelly. }
NY VIRTUE on A WRIT on xRNDI 70 MH
ID directed from the Court Of Common Pleas Frank
lin county. Ohio, will offer for sale ~ the door 0f The
Court Houks, In the CITY Of columhns, on idsr' siez
Saturday, the sth dayof April a. D., .,1S62, =
between me hour5 Of 10 o'clock A.. n. and 4 o,oloe
p, NJ about one acre and half more or ieiE on tbs
north side OF the following described real estate, situate
IN Blendon toWnahp, Nfanklln copnty, Ohio
ing At stone at tue o. ". corner Or Thomas 1nfols'
land and on the east side Of Won. lhntp lznd % tkl
edge o he plank road north Of WeatsrFille and ilf
rods south Of willow tree on the county nsl then6l
east rods and links TO stone; thence n. ~ rodI
aatone on taid Hha line; thsnas .. along said line
7Fodt and links 70 the place Of hegnnlng, cpnalnine
four aeres decided TO D. oonneiy by Thcts Infoii
July ~, 1861. .sg3FsHN 3lWNf's 'sf2es itao
/, Appraised at 600 90 per aero. 80 Y M .ii.l 4,
q. W. HUFFMAN, HhefiR " Y.
pTiniar'sfees o5 Is. fssi ~ +.
Z nIstR3- 3-d4taWM ~ slsli l.s
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AND AENIA RAILROADS,
~ R. y \ "a rrasF 7aAIrl lF ~ 81
NIGHT AxPREss-- Leaves COLUMBUS q. s:so n. NJ;
Vii ieave passengers OF all stations stop at Delaware
0ardington, Gead, aallon and at ali Stations North Of
Sson and atal other stations upon signal arriving At
Sns lsveland 4. gso A Dunkirk 42o r. NJ, Buffalo
SSS Ss M Albany ols a. NJ New York ~ N, Boston
L SECOND TRAM TgTTM
|. NEW YORK ExPREss--Leayes oolumbus n, REP.
Rochester, Columbia and Olmsted being Fco statons
.ns train wll mot stop for passengers except upon sg
Buffalo 4S5 A. Albany 4:15 P. M, New Yorl. o:s0
2. NJ, Boston 1890 A. N. q n - ~
CONNECTIONS.
AZ CreStline with Pittsburgh, ,Pt WAYNE and Ohiesuo
nairoad ,or Pittsburgh Philadelphia and Baltimore
At Shelby with eandusky, Mansfield and Newark Rail.
roed' 1or ali points on that road Also for Toledo
rosdo snS Win Cleveland and Toledo Railroad for
AZ Cleveland, with Lake. Shore Railroad so, r,,s
Dnnkirk, Buffalo, New York and Boston.
Patent Sleeping Cars are run on all
Night Trains to Chicago, New
f. York and Boston.
Sa'09gs e. %Ssssa @, z4r9ssA % NeY Mrh and BOstOn
wa WeCetana; dlso, 70 PA1dlelpAfa and n n
q 'Asso forkvtd Gsesfesno. = -
RETURNING.
Night Express arrives at Columbus at. .i:sO A. M.
cincinnati Express arrives at Columbus at i:39P.M
Eare as Low as by any other ROute,
Ask for 1ickets viG CYestlins or Ceuelaud.
d. T.. 8. FLINT, ,...
~ superintendent, Cleveland, Ohio.
II JAMES PATTERSON, Agent,
| Columbus, Nov I6, 1851. "' ""'O'
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-10-22
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MORTG. AGE SALE.

nEFAULT has boon made in the paymen
II Of The sum 81 four hundred and seven dol
lars and seventy light cents which amountir
claimed 10 ssdus, ssnd 70 due, at tho date OF
this notice, on & oeftsin indsnture Of mortgage
bearing, date on tho 18th. cay Of July, A. b
1853, executed by John 81. DeRsrmo and Mary
his wife, of tho county of qoodhue. State Of
M,nncsota, 10 T6unis 3. Sutherland, Of the
county Of Schoharie in tho State Ut New York,
which said mortgage US on the Goth day Of
July, A. D. 1883 at 10 o'clock a. NJ, duly re-
corded in book 81 Of mortgages in the ottioe:
Of the Register saDeods in and for tho county
Of Goodhue in said State q Minnssq
u Ard wheroas tho said slingsrland Vgatfll Tho
owner and holder OF said mortgage and tho debt
thereby secured, and no action a law er othsT-
wise having been instituted to recovestls Yaid
debt SO secured ofsany part thereof 81 Nstics +
and covered By said Mortgage, to Wit: Z. HE
and the southeast quarter 81 the mort sweat
quarter Of section No. twenty -ei8hf l4al Apd
the south least qua rter Of the nor ~ M
ter dissection No. twenty mine 20 J, N TOW S1ip
one hundred and nine 1857 north OF range No.
seventeen (l7) west, containing ono HUNDRED
and sixty (l60) acres" will be sold to the high
est bidder for cash 1T the front door Of the
Court House. in tho city Of ked Wing, in said
Goodhue county, on the sixth day OF Novem-
Der, A. y. 1869, ut 3 o'clock r. II. of that day
10 satisfy said amount 10 secared bysaid mort
gage with Interest, costs and disbursements nc
cessarily incurred by reason Of this foreclosure
Dated, SeptAmber II, 1862. - rcf-s. = -
a. - I 5TEUNIS g. SLlNGERLAND, J
AortgaRee.
II. w. PRAff, Attorney. - - y7nSw7
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II. W. PRArr, Attorney.

The, SrArx OF MINNESOTA, County of Good
hue, District Court, First Judicial District. :.
IN the matter of the application Of William
/ Freeborn .n Insolvent 5ebtor for discharge
from his debts, pursuant to hespro> isions Of
Of Chapter 70 Of the compiled statutes Of the
STATE q 1inassss entitled " Relief Of in
To the creditors Of said William Freedom an
Please take notice, that upen reading and Ill
ing the petition schedule, inventory and attda-
Wit of William Freedom resident ofsaid county
and State. praying tdbe discharged from his
debts, pursuant to the provisions Of chapter
- ofthet compiled Statutes OF the State OF
ors," an order was made ON the 29th do, OF
July, A. D., 1869, by the Hon. s. J. K. Nc
MILAN, Judge Of the District Court for tho
First Judicial Distriet'of said State, requiring
the creditors Of said William Freebo1n to show
cause if any they have. before the said Judge
at the Coart House jn the city Of Red Wing. ia
said county On the End day Of De :embef, A.
,p!1s62,' alto o'clock Of that day, Why an as
sigume ut fef!the said Insolvehts iestate sho Id
be notmade, and he b. dieha rged from his debts
pursuant % the sad chapter of the comp. led
statutes, and thst notice thereof be given by
publishing the contents OF said order in the
newspaper published In the city Of St. Paul,
Ramsey county the sest Of government Of said
Is Goodhue Volnntser,'' newspaper published
in Red Wing IN said Goodhue County for ten
successive weeks, once in each week before such
applications - 4 I
Dated At Rod Wing, Goodhue county, Min
nesosa, this 2sth day Of July, A; D.: 1852.
|n4v7:lQxsS = f, - ATTY for a.id Insoly
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), SINGER Zoos e9r
Letter a.,
FAMILY SEWING MACHIwl

With ALL THE EECIN1 mPBoyxnrrrs
rs the BEST And CHEAPEST and nosr - WIZ,
Of al Sewing Machines, Th;s ksehine vii
sew anything, from tho running 81 s tuck In
Tartetans to the making Of an OveYcost.Ish
thing from Pilot or Beaver Cloth down. TO Il.
softest cause or GossameT Tissue, and il ever
ready to do ita work to perfection. Il cin mi.
f hem Sind, gaths., tuck suit, and l..e.r.ey
is not the only machine that ran SsaL hem. bind.
. I'd g forth,i but Il Will DO so better thannny
othef mschine. TIE Letter NAn FAMILY 80.
ing Machine may be had in srsat VI rietv 81
cabinet cases. The Folding Case, which is.sv
becoming 80 popular, is, ~ its name Inn plies.
one shascna BE jolded into box or case Gh;.H''
when Opened, makes = beautiful, sub,.antiaI'
aid spacious table for the work to rsst unen'
The casses are Of every Hnaginabie Edeeifn-
plain o. the wood grew ia its native forest. Or
as elaborately finished a. art can make them.
Send for acopy Of "SIxoEH 4 Co. I'D xrrTI.' "
-: ELL 2t,5s I. n. SINGER d. Co.
458 Broadway, NJ.
Milwaukee Office, II Newh Home.
.,|>.st 21,s Chicago Office, 50 Clark Street.
, ,f,... 80 HENRY NORRIS,
tt'"~s4n. MEsERoLE & MoLAREN.
+. =; 81. ,.t}j }ig .,>rfss~ Agentsin Red Wing.
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Pa1oIs-3lo0, $40, and $40.
Flour Bolt for smallest Mill: $50 extra.
! THE HORSE POWER
REFERENCES.

e. WHITNEY,.:.. .........''' Green Bay, WIS.,
J. J. SIXTH, 80. .-....... RipOD.
EKERY Il Co... :. .s.. 80 Chicago Ali.
&. K PLASTER Co........ Grand Rapids, Mich.
HENRY DARLING, ........ Weaversville, Mich.
N. H, HocHsrELLEn,........ Shanesville, Ohio.
F. MoscHLER, ........... Mount Eaton, I"
,9Yatr I.TH CIV Phila?slFphi., Penn,
GExrs.-With two horses on your Anti -frie-
ton Power, We drive your No. ! Mil, grind
ing Is BUSHELS OF CORN PER HOUR, and cut large
quantity of hay atthe same time. hayelnev
seen power that rms with 50 little friction.
and consequently with so little strain upon the
horses. ~ w. p! COOPER, j
Supt. 18th &l5th St. Pass. K. Z. Co.
CLosrER, n. j., Jan. ~, 1862.
MEssRs. BENNETT BROTHERS, GEkrs.-1 am
very much pleased with the Power. 1t runs
easier than any other Power in this vicinity ;
e nd with tho same horses will do nearly. or
quite rwice a. much work. 1run my Thresher
at I 500 revolutions per minute and "a inch
Cross cut Saw, at 200 revolutions. |
- Yours truly, PETER J. WHITE. /
EOn.all Orders Received before Oct,
lst. 1862, the Freight will be Prepaid to
Chicago or any other Point ON Lake
Michigan. !
~ Liberal discount to dealers. Agents
wanted. State;County and Shop Rights for sale.
For further Information send stamp for H.
h,atrated Circulars % ~ , .fNr}-fE .JI3@
,,-... BENNETT BROTHERS, ;
n52v6:sm . AZ and Al Greene St., New York
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NINE. DEMOREST'S
QUARTERLY MIRROR Of FASHIONS
> WITH GREAT 1nrRovI1sENTs AKp ADDITIONS,
the summer number contains ''"
Four Large and Splendid Fashios Places
Three Full. Sized Patterns O Dresses
..,.~.,, Comprising The r, /
New French Waist, ~ Elegant sleeve,
AND A MISSES SACK, !,
And Sheet of New and Beautiful
BRAID AND EMBROIDERING PATTERNS,
Together with nearly 100 En- raving of ell
the novelties for SUMNER BoNNETs, CLoAKs,
TRIMMINGS. CH11DREN's = DRESSES, Ere, sand
valuable information 10 Mi!linart, DresGA Va
kers, Mothers, and Ladies' generally, present
ing the largest and best Fashion Magazine in
the world, published 473 Broadway, and sold
everywhere at rs cts, or sent by mail post
free, on receipt Of the amount, in stamps or
silver, Yearly 81, with the following valuable
premium.
Each yearly subscriber will DO entitled to =
receipt for tho selection Of 50 cts worth 81
plain patterns, from the designs in the book,
or from the show room, or they may be order
ed and sent BY mail any tine during the year,
by paying the postage.
Splendid Inducements to Cnnvassers.
Summer Number now ready. ~ m -rr,.
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La Crosse 4 Milwaukee Railroad.

la crosse q Milwaukee Railroad.
With ito connections, forms tho shortest
|quichsst, aud only direct route to "7's
MiAcosntse, Chicaso, Det,oa5,, Pie
Bury, zo1edo, Ne,o York, Bosson,
and all points East and South. e#a : @t
One Of the splendid United States mail ,tss -
ers Northern. Belle, Keokuk ,snd Moses N'LeI-.
Ian, will leave st. Paul dsily ~ g 4. T., rom
wharf boat, foot of Sibley street, connecting
At L. Crosse next morning (Sundsys .sxespted\
after breakfast with the 4. \. train, 7sIrivin1
at Ainnesota Junction II O5 ?. H.. in Nil vaukss
ct 1856 the same afternoon, and in Chicago st
8 same evening, In time to copnect with III
Eastern and Southern trains.
This 10 the only route by which 4passsnesrs
are sure Of making connections in Milwaukee
Paul. -
Baggage checked through. 25:*Ss 4aaW
ASK FOR TICKETS VIA LA CROSSE.
For through tickets to al points sHs& snE
South, apply to MESERULE i XcLAREN.
tlp z ETsyssEE3 zf#H3<skJ no B6d Win4
II 7. RUxsEY, Ii Crosse. : -
2 Z. II. GooDsIcH. Manager, 1iIwGuk64. ~
i'm. KINBALL, Gen. Ticket Art ui3waslee. -
/, Wv. WILSON, Gen. Passenger Ag'tst.Paa.
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.h00 Am MALE OR FEN Ale
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L1otD's NEW STEEL PLATE q
Coanly Colored Map u the
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From recent aenr veys, completed Aug, 10,
. .s"s cost 81 900 to eng'ave II and one years
e. Superior to any 80 map ever made BY Cotton
OF Mitchell and sells at the low price Of fifty
15'tltis not only . Comfy Map, but Il Is al.o'
- -. COUNTY AND RAILROAD NAP /
Of the United States anil Canadas combined in
one, giving @ z.4at2i ~. zsf5.t'
"a 7ss' EVERY RAILROAD STATION. s''1
and distances between. sal! - 49,
Guarantee any woman or man Is to rs per
day, and will take back ail maps that cannot
be sold, and refund tho money. @'
=, Send for 81 worth and try it.
Printed instructions how to canvass will
be furnished all our agents. !,
'',.Wsnted-W holesale agents in every State,
fortune may be made with few hundrei
dollars capital. No competition, pa
u" 0H.H. LLOYD, No. l64, Broadway, N. Y.
The War Department uses our Map Of yir-
ginia, Maryland: and, Pennsylyania-cost
: etOo COCOON which is marked Antietam Creek,
sASAaI PSUuIk3 AATylNuO 1elgnN w liuamaPOtt
Ferry, Rhorersville, Noland's Ford, and sll
others on the Potomac, and every other place
in Maryland, Virginia, and Pennsylvania, OF
money refunded. ..| 80 "'
TOPOGRAPHIC AL MAP OF KENTUCKY
OHIO, INDIANA, AND ILL1No1s,
il the only authority for Con. Buell. and the
War Department. Money refunded to any
one finding an error in it. Price 50 cents. " .
:'LLoyd's Map Of Virginia, Maryland, and
Pennsylvania is very largo its cost is twenty
five cents. and it il the hest which can ke
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From actual Surveys by Capts. Bart and Bow
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counties and States. Price, 81 in sheets-$2i in
pocket form, and $3.50 on linen, with rollers,
Ready Sept 20. =
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Washington, Sept. 18th, 1s62.l
j. T. LLoYD-S1n:-Send me your Map ofthe
Mississippi River, with price per hundred cop
les. Rear Admiral Charles H. Davis, COM
manding the Mississippi squadron, is author
lied to purchase as many Gs are required tOr
the use Of that squadron. .
GIDEON WELLEs, Secretary of the Navy.
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tables, IN half case, or IN fill c6binst, In val
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