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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-02-26

LimooTH' IND, FEB. Ia, 1868.
Messrs. Cooley, Farwell & Co. Chicago.
Slrs:-I have received from your house
letter. of which the following is copy:
"Coolev. Farwsll s. Co.,
Wholesale Dry Goods,
AZ, Al. and 46 Wabash Avenue.
Chicago, Feb. II, 1868.
"To Richard Williamson:
dear SRI returned home a few days
since. and find that we. as firm. have
been placed in wrong position by the
action of one member Of our firm in regard
to note written to the Chicago Times
IL was written without the knowledge or
consent of any other memb Der. and need
not say to you that it meets their disap.
probation. for We, as firm, are made up
Of individuals of different shades of poll
tics; still, We never have been in any man.
mel. and nsver shall be. political house.
Whsu you are in town, l can explain more
fully. Yours, very truly
"MARsHALl FIELD,
'Of Cooley, Farwell l. Co."
in answer, have simply TO say that the
"note" of you; firm to the Chicago Times
stands uncontradicted by your firm. and is
fully endorsed and sanctioned BIZ the
whole firm BY being Ferh tilted to re main
SO.
Il is not in the power Of any member
of such finn as yours has been to put
and keep YOU all in wrong position. -
Your xplanstious-make them how you
may-by letter or otherwise. will wholly
fail to convince any one but that ''your
firm intended to do Just what was done
by that 'note." except ono thing. "7he
lick back was more than you intended to
accomplish; and respectfully submit .ha,
you have only begun 10 feel the force of
the blow. 1t is believed that the different
"shades Of politics" in your house. alluded
to by you, is literally true; but that it
consists only Of the positive, comparative
and superlative degrees Of ultraism, rxdi-
calsm and intolerance. Your offence ad :
mits of no excuse or explanation. You
insulted majority of tho American peo
pie purposely and with Fermentation.
and that makes it malicious. Could you
have done SO, you would have prevented
every man from reading Tile Times, al
though to him it might be The true expo
nent of hs faith.
To repent and be baptized into what
those insulted people believe to be the
true political faith, is your only salvation.
When you advocate and vote for demo-
cratic principles and men. then you will
be believed. Until then, you will re-
main under the hopeless condemnation of
all democrats, and very many who are
honestly Of other political belief.
You may as well understand at once
that !, in COMMON with thousands of 9th.
ers, will hold no intercourse with people so
intolerant as YOU have avowed yourselves;
and that we Iegret to sec free-bo Amer-
can ciizeps who have grown rich from
our support, SO far forget their duty to the
noble government under which they have
lived and been blessed, and the gratitude
due to the God they profess to worhip, as
| to seek to subvert the liberties of the one,
and substitute blasphemy for the other as
you have shown the sriH to do if you had
the power.
Yours, moro in sorrow than anger,
RICHARD WILLIAMSON.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-02-26
The Delaware Gazette truthfully OBJ

The Delaware Gazette truthfully OBJ
serves:
must be borne in mind that the abb
olition-republicsn party has not felt the
evils Of war to the extent that the Demo
Gratis have-they have been consoling them
selves with the comforting thought o.
profits. For 1t is a fact that nearly all o
the two thousand millions of dollars al
ready expended have passed into Aboli
ton Republican Golfers, while they have
been wholly exempt from arrests and con
6nement in fort and dungeons, no matte
how free they saw proper to speak.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-02-26

j. NJ. DALE aud DR.. w. w. CALKISs,
formerly of Knox, have purchased the
Grocery Of n S. Woodward, and propose
putting stock of Dry Goods in the Room
In connection with their stock of Grocer
les. NJ. Dale has been known in town for
some time. and DR.. Calkins is gentleman
whom we are happy to welcome 10 our
town. Success TO the new firm.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-02-26

AN INTERESTING CORRESPOND EN-,

AN INTERESTING CORRESPOND NCE
PLrMoUTH, Ind. Feb. Ia, 1863.
To the Editor Of the Chicago Times:
have received letter from that house
who wished to commence the new yea
periodically" in your city. Will you b
kind enough to convey them my answer
through your able, loyal, aud popula
journal, aud obligs
Yours respectfully,
RICHARD WILLIAMSON.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-02-26

reported next Friday night Feb. 9th, a,
Corbin's Hall: 1t was then moved that
the proceedings Of The meeting be publish
ed in the nj. G. Democrat also the La
Port Democrat, and copy to be sent TO
the Representatives in tho Legislature.
Tbs meeting then adjourned to meet next
Friday night Feb. 81.
c. Ii. REEVE Pres't.
ID Z Enn1rsron G..
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-02-26

LAST Tuesday week the Democracy OF
Inwood and vicinity met and adopted a
series of Resolutions which were ordered
to by printed in the Denaocat but were mis-
laid by the Secretary. We regret to lose
them, for the Inwood Democracy are
Sound"
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-02-26

d. 7. PHILLIPS EsoR, has removed his
Office from over Mr.. JusTICE's store to q
Room up stairs in Woodwards Block.
where he now has very nice Office. Mr..
PHILLIPs is Circuit Prosecutor. deputy
Common Ple;s Prosecutor and War Claim
agent
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-02-26

MEssRs NJ. Ii. RICE and s. r. EDWARDS
advertise for Rail Road Ties, in this psper.
They want 10000. FOR which they will pay
good prices. They are reliable business
men. and what they promise will perform
promptly. Getting Out ties a, the prices
they are paying is good business.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-02-26

WE regret to learn that the wife of Mr..
E. COLLINS, of this place. died at his resi-
dence last Wednesday morning. of spotted
fever. She was well and worthily loved
by all whu knew her
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-02-26

HURLBur Bios 81 Co.. design fitting up
their already extensive Slave Factory with
more machinery, and hereafter will cut
Barrel Slaves and Heading, and will pur.
chase Red Oak and White Ash Bolts and
Heading also all kinds Of stave and Head
ing Bolts
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-02-26

AGRIcULTuRAL NoTIcE.-Thero will be
Regular meeting of the Marshall County
A gricutural Society on the LIST Saturday,
the 7h day Of March next, at the Court
House at I o'clock.
A full attendance is requested.
By Order of PEST.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-02-26

OuR young friend HARRISON SLATER ar
rived in town last Tuesday, home from
The wars. He is looking very well. and
still possesses the genial humor that al
ways makes his friends glad to see him
though his temper has been tried. some
what, by camp life.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-02-26

1t is presumed that the conscrptiou bill
will become law to-day, tho next impor-
tast event will b. its enforcement,
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-02-26

THE Soldiers aid society will meet to-
morrow. FRIDAY evening at the residence
of DR.. I. 4. Borton. A general attend
ance is requested.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-02-26

SATURDAY last the aboliIionists of this
County held a convention at the Court
House for the purpose of selecting dele
gates to atterd the State Convention to-
morrow. The meeting was made up of
radicals. the only class bow training in the
wake Of the abolition leaders of the Coun
ty, and was dead, stupid thing. Their
powder s. emed damp. One Worthy of a
new light, made a buncomb speech that
we would refer TO had we space, otherwise
We have. nothing to say. save word OF
pity and ympalhy for. played out char
Goals who are rash enough to try and mus
ter their troops in thess days.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-02-26

LAST Friday night Mr.. JOHN BLAIS, of the
firm Of BIAIN and WHEELER, started for
New York, to purchase the spring and
summer stock of Goods of that establish
ment. He designs purchasing large
stock, and having it in market early. Their
trade is now large and rapidly increasing
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-02-26

RICE Il SMITH are receiving New Goods
Some dispute it. Seeing is believing"
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-02-26

GoLD is worth III and - cents premium
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-02-26
Democratic Meeting at Bourbon.

D. E. EGGLEsroN. Sec.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1863-02-26
Abolition Threats

DEMoCaArIc CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-19
ci.ion in o divorce case, three months shall be
allow ed Tor eitlnr marty 10 apnea from tho decslOn

ci,ion in o divorce case, three months shall be
allowed for either party TO appeal from the decision,
and lat marriage Of either party is lawful tiIl
those three months have expired Now, his mar
rage, having taken place within the three months,
must be void, lie says. The Court reserved its de-
cision.
There is q fine field in the French Empire Tor
the labors of missionaries Of the Womans hBus
Society; for moro bcrshted region IN 'nal Pa'''.
ular could not be found. Witness lhls' a oe''"'"
Msdenoiselle Roger last Fall proposed 10 oehse' AZ
the circle of the learned societies a. fars' ioal W
Eva leetures on the Eighteenth century. ino
" circle Of the learned societies IL Tree 'hst'uion
ona oil concerned were anticipating the sPpea anee OF
~ o,s.,;on with much pleasure Slewas told,
hovce,er bat she must have su authorization from
IN. Prefecture OF Police III the beginning Oh NO
,a,nber abe solicited this, and waited the result
n, tbe oath OF November she was Informed that her
rs,ucst had been forwarded tn the Minister OF PuOEc
T,s,ructiou. On the LIST Of December she was ques'
toned ly an Inspector Of the Academy. Then her
reorest was passed on to the Imperial Council of
Public instruction. The Imperial Council deliber-
ated. On January 8, more than two months alter
the lsdy's application was made, she was informed
th she WAS net authorized 10 carry out her project
1t may he remembered that the Bishop OF Roch'
ester recently requested Bishop Colenso TO abstain
FROM taking part in any OF tho services Of the church
in the diocese of the former. To this she Bishop re-
Piled mildly, saying that if Rochester would read
the next volume the Pentateuch be might see thai
re of Natal was the one who was really serving the
cause of truth, and might revoke his1e.ter. Where
upon the Bishop of Rochester comments, that he
Tears there is nothing to DO done in this tad case,
but as of DID, for prayer to be made without cessng
Of tbs Church unto God for him who is in spiritual
deusion, bondage worse than the prison-house Of
the Apostle
The daughter Of Mr. J. Braham, the celebrated
vocalist, was recently married, for the fourth time
10 Mr. Chichester Fortescue, Under-Secretsry oil
State for the Colonies. She was married rs Frances,
Countess Of Waldegrave; her fr,t marriage wss to
the Hon. John Waldegrave; her second TO George
Edw ard, seventh Earl Waldgrave; her third to Mr..
George Granville IIarcourt, son Of DIR. Hareouft,
Archbishop Of York. She is now ~ years of age.
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! OnpsABcE OyyIcE. WAN DEpARrsEsT,
| WAsEiveToS, Jan. y. 1867
| npOpNGAI = inr I'll .ANE ulIWIIZtRS.-

Fropo,s, viii be pee-iyed tbs ofics until O'clock
D. u he 9Th o. Febt0ary next, for lrelns ono hind
red le,s "a ponder cost iron uO"lfLhhS' ioi va
De! These howitzors weigh, when hlisard sbon'
snd b1ius their can 90
this ctc he United states ~ srusis ibeJ 81"
10 the reguls ned S,ttes nspec NJ ~ ,o
10 be received and paid Tor except neh PAS
in.i aud p.oof sod approved rs ohed '.h A.,
,p-c,o to b- d.sns'td ~ his fincr PayinTn" VII ss
made certificates If inspection and fecspt 10 % tc" W
toe Inspector, aud forwa rdra TO thl. Office
Baies wi the bunbr 81 Lowissrs they propois 70
d'liy-T fi"t .Aceeans nu1drrdi h- plscs o. "'~
t1rr fGd doi,e'J ard the price rel pound ot vac
hoVitzori aud BIZ viii bs sutss,, rne u Dc nor"
founder regular engaged Ia the onsiues, sAaetoiy @
drucs Of Lch must accompany tho BID. Any pi1ei
i.g cOntnct will rcqard to onts into 0ord "I'h ~
o an tufete, In the ptnal am o. zen tbou.Au VIZ
l s tho fuitLol fluff nient of his coo,et ~ al fe'pers
no bonds NUT lie ecADo~.edr7d bef)le Jad:e OF our
cord ID the boudsnsn must ue esfta ny thr llog'
District toart Of the Unieo States, ord afs Vis. "
charss Of United SGes a. g De worth tie Pe"ei ''"
ofihl bond over q abSyc al liabilities.
The n hit reserved 20 ftJeet all prop? AIS w a., N.
DE-, high, IT, t esnse IL IL NOT oea '' NV
ia Ole m.eI'st TO scccpi item, q, A. -.
Paposal, wiTba s-sled snd addressci to Brisd'e'eu
eal il nts W. Ripley Chief " Ordnance, W~hipsg' N
c." And vail be indor ed Proposals. foI Hank howl'ie
- J. w. HlPLkl,.
Gbs esatfsh27 prilsdisr 0sBsrsi, Casi 81 ofdns'e~
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Proposals.
NAVY DEPARTMENT Feb. TO- 1863
N IGHT DRAFT YEhStLS for RIVERS and

IL BAiS.Ths Navy Der Ient will receive ltcVosii'
for tho construction sud completion In every poet eacep
guns ordnance stores fuel Iroyo9i AMI ps'ioa' S
mrBtsl for AhMOKED STEAMERS, VI about seven hunu
red uus OF wood and iron combined having single revo
In tIret -
On pesonsl application the Navy Department in Wssh
ug1n, TO Kr Aimal Gregory. No AS Broadway. rev,
fOfk parties intending offer CANINE the pans ara
PeeheAoe' which will be faroi'hed to tho contractors "
the Department.
No of will be coniiered unless from parties who ere pre-,
pred 10 execute wot OF this kind having suao. hops ann
tools OF which, II kso~n tho Department. thoy must
pT.seut evidence with their bid. 49, 81,
Tie act Of Congress approved July II, 1859 PROHIBITS lie
uapsftr Of any contract order or Interest therein
TIE Bidders viii the price and the tine within which
they VIII agree 10 compes the vessel vessels sud the ol
DO tonpsnsd by tba guaranty qusd By law that II
awarded TO item they will promptly execute the contract
fIopo,on' wiz or received until the an Gay o. rrD'A
ry snd thoy must be Endorsed Proposals for Vesse Jr
ye Defense" TO dsIsuis them from other business let
lSIs
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proposaIs.
-

prope tests to arrive conclusions tina, may be dssped ne
cessaTy. -
The cks uust gagged under the ard nerson,l
supe 'ioh oI tao inspsctoS Officer by custom house OF
other m ally siser according t. ths Ulei stse.
standard, sno nnn oy marked and before hsy ar.
moved from TIE csl-r or warehCuse II the contractor
Proposals will be received and considered each lot .epa.
atsy, for all of bs a. the optcn Of the bidder but no
bid will be coasidereo Tor less quantity than that
lot 10 be delivered q. timS and place Er bill
tate explicitly the rate per gallon 10 writing the nun
Dor lot ols BID for snd tie time and pcs Of deyrfy
cool u.ins &C thu, advfr cement
Bid. submitted by different members o the same rn
oar tnersip will not he considered
ghe L.h-oue Bosd uuder the authority OF the Depart
men, the night e. reject any DID, although IL may be
lie lowest, for other coIsiGsf atoms than The PRICE
No I'D will be considered for AIRY ot~c kud description
OF o ths svscifay called TOR Ia tf's 'dYerusemon'
rOnd, IL 10 tbs Satisfaction Oi lac Depart
-ut 10 a pc nsy equal 10 onenh Of the amount OF each
nuder prop0,a, VIII be required OF ca
CONTRACT catsi within ten days ater the acceptance
OF tie bid. "a, =.
Every offer must be panied by written guaranty
sucu TcJp0Ds5,o persons eld hpo" ~ tho
ID, artnent sGcb. OF certified by aUl,td oie Ditct
Judge Attorney Novy Agent Collector OF the ONIONS
,isct hs II tBs bi bids br scceoisd the oild-r %
bidders M daily execute contract IN good ath sccordis
the proyoos and of Jis sIvertfeDeui, wlIbh sen
reT sccSpalce aud that In caso tire sad psy or par
oaern. sha fail et-r to e contrast ~ AFORESAID
h or they uslonty make good the difference Dewren the
otter the AID party parties aud tho next lowest der
All Mos nus be sealed sd indotssd Proposals or on Tor
s..Housrs" and then PLACED ID euo.ner cnyeiops and
directed pre- i'd tho Secretary Of the Lensuse Board
W Arlington =,
Al OiSs viii be opened pabcy q. the hour and on the
famrnts win be made for the several 9tI OF or within
IN ty days they shall have been received Dy he oIea
staea
W b. saUBRIcK, Chairman.
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S{i..S. 4 II Z 1863.



TIE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
Fpoa Nfw-SoRX TAR PAlSc;rAL WrsIRns CITIRa
seyen i.iy from New ora 70 PM .depLia yis
ALL THROUGH TRAINS t0R Tito Wxasr BY THIS
KOVIE LFAyE NEw-YORK FROM THE
F0Vr OF COUAfLANDT-sr. "A
York ,r'e route fyeu,ug srs
u, r. 1'-, one aoos is'er shsn other lines
ny wSy ;lrm!OsG gyesins p,.eas GERS esv, a. M
arrive az lie same time EoInssI
points IL tie Nothes, Crestue. Iudiahapois ouisvs,
>. LoS,s, c'c'sSnd Columbus, NincanAt and all maa
points wet, Will fewer cha! yea al cars.
Stepping Tara wisnoN change run from PhilsdslpAla 70
iit,@orrsh ~ l.es aud Newly ork PirsouI, ~ mies
smoking aud saloon Cas- on all tfa.ns
Fare he other routes. Ito
BagssGe che Aed thlo usn, Transfers free. . ..,I
Secure Tickets so until usti. 10y Pit sbursh
WESTERN EMLGkArlOS = s.a =
The Penn'ylyaIia certM Company runs an EuJsrs&
Accomn edsion Lne oich adofds comfortable rusds "
travel to parties moving Wes" at onsJf the usual rssss
Of fare. ~ n o.
by this route feighs o. al descp ions can be Icrwses
i 10 ,s i'Ia a5 ZEN on toe o.a' "a unaa :, Rail
ROAD DlkECr any pcr, "a tho nsvSsos nvs's~
the Wet by ,sesnsrs froa. f.li,tursa W. n,
the P.nnshanix Cana oad all times - nvsseo
sI.srJ slsc .sd GsHsslSs Their F1sss : IL
shippers intrutrg tne 'rau'p =, - ,,ss..ty
Company. e-n rely WI Li w STOCK ...,I,.
Farmers and Deaars Ia I've Stock VIZ, nos 'sssIs - ca
I'D I'm every convenience have been orelet on thj line
"a snd very atent u raiit Aeas sianta
EtoIn LA nd rss ehcics oasTed ofe PA Mel
pitIs ~ W.YOlS aIi DALIl AOltE AtARkhY1y
T. EtLiOfr, Passenger Agent. No. ] ltstqr Apuse
Ne ks'oI. le.,s: aa1 so, Sonia XriSn,a
MCDONALD BlsCAOFF, Enisrsnt ssseE
EyocuLHwfs Grne,u su,-rptsSd,st d. -
rusurvs .r-.>sasc s.rs Sss,y
II. = -
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TRxAsURy DKrAKrNgNr, OPyicE OF rNE(
LIGHTHOUSE Board, Feb. 0, 1904.

a. EAIIED PROIOSlLSW VIII be received n this
> office until o'clock p. SATURDAY, lilh Jay
Haich 1903 for applying the Lighthouse Estsbhw-ot
With forts thousand f ms Of the beet qual pare. Winter
sainrd sperm OIL t. b. divieed ots ard 10 ~
hpersd at times side oft Govern
supply vessels or a. tbs warehouse other llee of
deposit to be ds.iaed 1y the lnspecns officer. other
suhod1eI agent Of til Light! ou,e Bo.rd, ~ srorg ,sh
w-nsds casks, susls for saprng, "a good oder OF ~
average capacity each " from esny 10 ono hapded alon.
fit-r lot or all Of them may be delivered ~ New ORR
N-g London SIG llabo boston New BEDFORD. Eis.rown,
NetIcket at tho otion Of the bidders The place Of
,vegy must 90 distinctly stated IL tis BIDS and ~ be en-
brac,d IN the cOutractt
The Iots will be delivered az foloss Wis,
lot ES rbiry thousand gallons go O0) the 18th day
Of JuSs 1852 or thereafter tho proper sess and
gau alag can b., comp et.d
Let No 2 Ten thousand galons CopoO) the it day o.
October lSJ or "a ,on heeicr the proper leSs and
,.ugiI eau be complete
No paft OF the oil popo'sd for and TO 10 embraced IL ne
contracts under this s!yoItisenept VIII be accepted re-
c-iycd PAID for pn II shall hgyo been proved e. ho e
nc stse0h q! the penon or psI-on, elAged wan ~ y.
.mlnaioD test aud elton. TO be the best guiy
ssned, basgeJ sps OH free from NIX are WIN our
crcr Oh. and adu,rrLioH aud tlat VA Iehln az
,us c-pD hu for freq burning Ia GHpS temper
ma nsgll Tor date aiming The ehaaeter ana qnar
OF The Oh WI DO employed Tor spesiho Ssv!, -
burning 90 de,rrnnr lea. h OF time tue on WIN oin IA
ualImmed capillary, jacket Gmps tho sSouie "
in lamp AiIeI II burIs cut and. nscs""h s"J ''
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DEPARTMENT or The EAsr.-Defore Genera
Courtbluts whjss convened Ut Fort Richmond NcwYok
H.Ibor Feb 1862 pursuant to Special Orders No s.
rent series from hesdquster Of which Capt Adams Clsg
horn tth Battalion New York ARTILLERY 10 President, were
tried: Private John d. OTIS Of Company A, 4,h battalion
Esw.York Artillery; charge - abisnce without leave
ThV accused absent without leave ten days. to
which ,pe, 6ostion he pleaded guilty. He sen
erced forfeit months pay and TO De conhIed at hsd
labor for thirty days 10 charge Of the guard this Govern
fnent works at Fort Richmond Pnvse A. ssn4ord for
absence without leave with similar sentenoe Corp.
Harrington soI absence without leave. sentenced to
forfeit month"; pay aud TO be reduced TO tho ranks
Private H. " Benson found guilty Of ino,ca,ion while on
yuard sentenced to sIty days labor al Fort Richmond
Private James NJ Middleton for absence without leave lost
one months pay and got sIty day. hard labor th Gov
eminent worAs Private l.. A Stewart for like oense
csi,ed the same punishnsnt. Prvaos Richard BGrtsr
VIM Psterson z. w. Clarle, ditto The following had
10 forfeit fio two month"; ard perform lard labor
on the Government works thirty days each RicbTS Wig
pers WIN H. Pafdee i'll y. Lee, l. Il. Walhburn o. West
colt L. C. Clinxinan put in charge OF tns gusrd for
rtv dsys and james Wiss had to forfeit two months pay
and work under tho guard for ninety dsyI
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A J. BLEECKER, son 81 Co.

A j. BLELCKER, SON IL Co.
IN THURSDAY. Feb. ~. 1903,
Al y o'clock At the Aecnaps Exch.ngs Sslssroon, No III
Broadway:
s1d.,,.-2 Lots south side, 39 feet east Of l',-sv.
81 (Op feet wde2 Lots side Ia II W. Of iit'av
A.a..t-l Lot north side. between lst-av AMI AZ \
I5ths . Lots north side bsween Sab aud Broadway
Hot II and LOT on 3s tNo 81. Eo, y bet"eea an
AND M,donav moth side-3stoTy b.ick, high stoop IN
FOOD order aud has ras Oah.ro0u AID pouy Of clO-ets
Neshborno3d ponsh- ard cshyeuent TO GAYS AID
at ses. Msps, &c at No. - PIne-tt