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New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-04


NoRrHaNPros. July 2j.-Ths Enoru. with the
heavy portion Of the above mail passed liursi Cas-
tie al 10 J.. Ia.
IrrsHi. July 25.-Accordins to the telegraphie
advices received here from Copenhagen, TIE DAiis'
Government has no intention of requesting 'Vi
,ign military occupation OF Greece.
PAuIs July 2J.-La FraHcc OF tins evening pub
li.he. an article headed " Diplomacy and Poland,
Ia " hch ii expresses hope ihhi Diplomacy las not
said ts lsn words III the affairs oi Poland. buii
continues la France, even should d dpi0mAcy ihli,
the result already obtained u immense. for cell
tnry the Po.ish question has found sympathy IN
France alone, ana has been the Knot oi tue coall-
lions against France. Now the knot "a cut lh0.e
who were against, now are with ur. hursih may
see m her ,oated position the triumph oi the great
Interest placed under tie guardians hope oi Europe
The Paks confirms The news Of forced loan oi
300 600 roubes having been docreed by the National
Government Of Poland.
The same paper announces the arrest ia Hungary
Of three Russian emIsraries, who were endeaVOHLt
to fom.nI diriufbhnces.
Tho Russian Government has made considerable
purchaie. Of provisions OF all kinds. IL has already
prohibited the expOrtAtOn Of corn, Hour, aud cliIc'
The official documents relating 10 the aiinir OF .be
Anuiea pave been published IN Pafis today. lhey
comurOmre report OF The Minister ON Tie Interior
A note OF NJ de iartigeS 10 tho Italian Ministry
dated I2th of July two dispatches oil the thevali'r
ds NcgtA the Italian EmLhssAdOr ht fails 10 me
Minister for Foreign Aiialrs dated July IL hhd H.
note ,lnbodying the opinion OF The iaw ollccis Oh
the question, u note Of SignOr Nlscquat NoilOsa1,
dated lgth of July, and lastly the reply "i
the ChsyAlier do Nigua dated July -; IL app@ar'
by these documents that by virtue ol the ConvehUo
o. lsGI, Ialy deL.err up the 1--we brighnd ch'eis,
while France promises TO keep them IN prison dni-
iue tho examination OF the demand for Their eSifi'
| aition under which the brgands were received OH
| board the French man-Oi- war.
ln the London stock Exchange yesterday al er'
noon COnsuls closed ut ~ ll.lOaG lJ-lo. Mnfkei
irIn all around.
Inc GiObe, ia leader, extols the rmness OF tie
Austrian cabinet on the Posh question, aud hints
| that kursia liay revere her policy when convinced
Of the surety OF the remonstrances.
me POsfs Parin correspondent says public opiii'
ION is prepared Tor war, aud the Car ana bis ad'
yisers think war probable.
me GiObe's Pans correspondent rays no one III
Paris can discover any Issue but Immediate var
The French Debats considers II probable that ~
tbis moment the Cabinet Of Vienna hold III theif
hands peace or war. -
II il certain that the draft Of tho French answer
Ia Rt,.ia Las been eent 10 London and Vienna.
Cabinet Council war held In London yesterday AFTER
noon. =, -. -.
LlvrRPooL, July 2i-Thc steamer Bavaria IRON ron
New ork parsed Hurst Castle Ii. 4:l3 y. III. ihe
steamer Cbina, f. ON Now.York, arrived oil Queens
town al . y. IL. on Saturday.
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lDI T. ID.

TLENGER-At lslip, Long Island on Monday, Aug
VIM A. betieDgsr
Tn. funeral will take place at Babylon, on Tuesday
4 inst o'clock. The friends Of tho family aio rospsci'
fully invited to attend.
BROwN-In Now Bedford. Mass. on Saturday. Aug. l.
Matte Uould eldest child OF Charle' and jane NJ brown
OF Brooklyn, aged y-srs month";. and 10 days
The end. OF family invited to send the faners
the residence OF his parents in Cisson avenus north
esa Fulton avenue brooklyn. on Tuesday sIh mt' "
y. IN.
CAss-on Monday morning. Aug Mr.. Peter Cas-, In the
<Tth year OF his ago
The and friends Of the family invited to attend
hi. funeral on Wednesday morning Aug at 10 ooloeh
from the residence OF hts brother -n-lAw Mr. John H.
butcher, No. 259 West Twelfth street.
CUMMINGS--On Monday Aug. ,, Daphne, wife of Aors
han Cummings, aged g. years. month aud ~ DAYS
Tho rs.yss and friends Of the family sspscua invited
to attend tho funers this tTuosdsyl afternoon oocA
from her late residence. No. IT'S West Thifsesn'n street
DwIGuT-At Enxiswood. N. j.. on Monday. Aug > Whlis
infant OF the Rev. Wm b. and EhAs u. p~ikns
FuassA "a Tyssdsy, u , ?. D.. hs@ ths ssvssN
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(andilIor.
PHILADELPHIA NAyY.YARD

At the P1lndepbia NAyy-iaFd the ways have
teen paced under the gunboai Kansas, in the large
.lip.house aud tie vessel will be launched III few
day, AS .oon Us the launch takes place the keel
for a large steamer, the mold. for which are now
being prepared The armor plates Tor the Monitor
IousvnudS are being bent to tho required shape al
the Nayy-Yard, and The vessel VIII soon be ready
to receive them.
Iii, doubtful if the Tonawanda will be ready for
launching before late in the fall. When the Keel
va. laid IL was thought She could be- got ready 10
put into tho wafer by tho lsI OF August, and she
I ght have been efficiently advanced for that pur-
po.e II the hull bad boeu under cover; but, being
e. posed to the weather. the workmen lost much
time Occasionally Tor two or three dsys tho WORK
had TO be suspended.
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TrnveIers' Guide.

To Albany, by Hudson River RR, 63 Warren
ST 10 m and 81 5, and let .. sunday. 3:7a p m
To Albany by Harlem KR 26th-' and fth-ay lois m
To Bostop, by New-London line, Pier ~, N
K, stonington line, Pier ~, \. Il, aud fai
River line. Pier 3 n H.. daily Sunda,.ex'
csptedD. oP '
To Boston, by New Haven RR. via Spring
field 27th-,t and sh-ay......b A. m ani "a and p M
To Boston by New.iisyen RR 27thst and
s,b.sv via Shore Line :. u, aud o. IN Sunday p.
To Burao by Erie ltit foot Of Chambsr.-
of Coartland 81 am 4. ~ Sunday, u p. u
To Phlidepha by Camden sud Amboy
Railroad Pier D. n. K. foot OF bncsys,. u' p Ia
To Warrington, by New-Jersey RR.7 lDa m
and II ~ foot OF Court anct st. sunday Up u
To the West. by Ceutral Railroad OF New
Jersey, foot Of CouFtlandts aud a. ~.
!.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-04

CHANGE IN PUBLIC SEsIinEET.-Last week, III
Of the Brooklyn City among tho psssenseH was
eost and Especially dressed ooored An irshman
sat opposns To her who. after scowng at her some time
saddsny spit In her face The Outrage sooner com
istsd than the inshmsn got tow from Of tho ps'en-
gers which him of bis minute he wa.
tubsd bssdong into tho street. Of the pasDs
following and assisting In Borrowing csssson that win %
caution eli scoundrss Of his type Tho whole ds
quickly that although the did net stop tho three "a
1esSsm sssslssd tAsk Wsk,
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-FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE ARABIA.
The Galway Line to 60 into Operation
in August.
THE CASE OF THE ALEXANDRA.
Establishment of an Anti-SOuthern
Society.
The English House of Commons on Foreign
Enlistment Act.
Speeches of Golden. Layard and
Palmerston.
Important Letter from Secretary
WeIleS.
He Denies the Truth Of Mr.. Laird'S
Statements.
Preparations for Laying the Atlantic Gable
Next Summer.
Great Irritation in France aud Austria
Against Russia.
lie Denies the Truth Of Mr.. Laird'S
Statements.
Preparations for Laying tn. Atlantic Cable
Next Summer.
Great Irritation in France and Austria
Against Russia.
U,tty.x Monday. Aug ,. 1861.

The steamship Asia, Capt Noodle, which left
Liverpool at p. III. on the 25th ult. and Queens
town on the 26th ult., arrived q; Halifax at 80 ?.
m. to-day She has % passengers for Halifax, and
50 for Boston.
The steamship City of Baltimore reached Liver
pool on the morning of tho 9th.
The Galway line goes into operation on the 10Th
of August. The steamship Hibernia rails on that
day for Boston, and the Adri.tic follows the let
Of September for New. York.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-04
Co,umerciai Intelligence.

LIVERPOOL, July 25.-CorTos-lhe broSens
cicunf f,port. the s.s. 0f tho week at of op pa"
uark A. hs. been buoy and pncss arc toid hssi ol
aud a. hisho: for other descriptions vi 'o
LIE. III 300 slsculHtors. aud so 70
Ih. ,.l.s on Friday 900 bales OF which 1"Vo ~ m
aud Iofter-. tho msttet closing Win ~ 'P
,sndsnnv The authorized quotation, are ool.
80 ,Scr,nus..........2id hddiGg Ufran''''''''s1ia
rsi, Mobile. ........2Jid hcding Mobile. ''''' is
-, % iI,.,d. .2Ji lhidding Uplands .......I "a
IN. s,orE ia poit ssstsd uol oOO bse' oi winch %
600 a Amrricau. l., 4. h,ox.,,
STATE THADg.-1he Manchester mHHo' I" '-NJ'"''
with n upward tendency. ,yt.s.h Nah ,
BnEADsrUYu.-rh. market 1. hrmer Wsnsnea r na'
lou hrm aud prico. Cd higher. American quoaa -
25 Wheat tend ug upward and holders d,nsnes w s u
vance. White Western and Southern ioI"i''' WE ''''
Pmovr.ioss-Riehsrd.on on Spence Co. boui, Ensish 80
Co. aud others fepoIt: Beet activ. and o~'I
steady Bacon baoysnt and Cd o2l highsr La sy aa W
U a6lsd Tsow active at ID iI higher saes" WI ID
| aJi. Butter quiet but steady -. A.. ..i., h,
PSopvoa-Th. D1stsG CLsulG IsPe'h; A'a's 0sls'' Nv
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NnvaI Movements.

ARRIVAL OF TIE L. :. STEAMER ALABAMA WITH
YELLOW FEVER on BOARD
The u. S. steamer Alabama, Capt. Nichols, ar
rived at this port yesterday, from St. Domingo with
yellow fever on board. She was Immediately put In
quarantine, and on Admiral Pauldng being informed
Of the fact be instructed the commander OF the Y.
s. steamer Magnolia TO proceed down the bay ana
to take on board the convalescents and the healthy
portion Of the Alabamas crew, who were immed-
atey provided with ceaD clothes. bedding &c, &C.
The Alabama reports all guiet at San Domingo.
no pirates having been seen i'll that neighborhood
for some time. The following is q list OF the Ala
bamas oilcers:
Commander, z. F. Nichols; Acting Master, H. b. VIII
lism. Acting Ensigrs. W. L. Bowers' w ooop linton
" lley aud Sidney Hail; Captains Ciek, j. Hubbard
Acting Assistant Payuaster W. j. hosfofdi Acting Assistant
Surseon, q. Is. HgginboiheD
MEN-oF-wAR's CREWS ORDERED AWAY.
Instructions were received by Admiral PauidiDg
Yesterday morning, from the Navy Department.
directing him 70 dispatch at onoe TO PhIladelpnIa
large draft Of United States sailors, to be dis
trlbusd among men-of-war about TO prepare Tor sea
there. The men are picked and have been selected
for important duty.
THE FIRsT OF THE SECOND BATCH OF MONl-
TORS AFLOAr.
Tie L. g. iron-clsd steamer Canoricus, the hrst
weasel of the second batch o. Monitors, which Will
commence on the completion OF the hrst nine, was
launched at Boston on Saturday. The vessels have
besn minutey described IN these columns. lhey
are longer more fyrmidabl. and will DC faster than
their predecessors. The ioowingis a complete list
with statement Of the condition Of the yesseis;
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The Saratoga Races.

HAEArOGA SPkIsGs, NCndsy hugut 8 1868.
The running races Oh the Saratoga track COM
nencsd to-day First race, mile heats; sweepstakes
for three year olds two started j. w. Weidon's
b. T. Lizzie, w 2. l. L.; j. q. Wstson's b. c. Captain
Moore, 1. Z. 2. Time 1924 1882, l:3OI. Track 297
yards short Of q mile. Second race; TWO mile dash
Wsld6us b. (. sympathy late Edgar. !; Morrisey
b. c. J. Is. Davidson, 2; Reed y. C. Ihunderer 8,
Lloyds sb.f. Echo, 4. The races continued for TOUR
days
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Another Prize.

BosTOS, Mondsv. Aug 3, lD'
Arrived ship Banshee, Hayden, New-York fol
Matamoros. 10 ballast, prize TO steamer Niphon
aying been captured off New Inlet
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HliIilarn Notlffs.


Capt Geo. w. Geofrey. late Of Co. O, tth n Z;
Vol. 4, Sco Life Guard now ofstnf"S company OF
cvss All those who enist AMI procure large osun
lie. 81. aud SEQ him ct tho City Assembly Rooms Ne. ~
Broadway.
HEAVY Artiiiery.-A fsw more RECR Is WANTED
D, MI nm Co B l3h N. " Artillery. &al bounty Men
An bi, Company assured OF the hest arm In the
;. and uropcr Isspsat by experienced otiosSs. Msn
tho Forts -
Ueadouarters Loyal Brigade ct the North,
No ia Brosdwsy where al COMMUNICATIONS must be al
d.,,,d to Colonel WM BLISS, organizing the Brigade
ENROLLING 0FFlCES-No. "a Btosiway, epgo.lis ths
CITY Hail. No. Csntrest, oppeste CcsuellsiS Onee a.
No. 9 Courtst, Brooklyn opposAs City Hail.
Fifteenth Regiment, HEAVY, Aytciery. y; :, a.. a.
Vois.. commanded by COL 4. SCitRMER termerp NsP-
tsir Of the smoss ID N. y Indspsadeut fyins bas,y
Eight Batteries atsady stationed al Fo Lyon us
ngton d. c. All Bouuss paid. Suhisseaes saa a 'or
furnished snlstiss few more COED msa ,co.,s
Go. ;, commanded By Ccpt II. WRIGHT. Rsepst.ns Of
apply to Lieut.. RICHARD J. CLARks p.s n's'~s VI
heer. City Hall PaIk, r. y
Battery Of uoavy ARTILLERY. Tor siege ssI ~ ,. S,
.ihe.tiea Duty l. nos 9s.assnt II pss%sss Hoav, kr.
lery, N r. s Vols Gel LOUIS ,aS., Inf oSo'maso.
ius The usual bountiss paid for iurhei ~. 49,
insur. At the ocs No ' Chshsms, sseond @ h1oI N'"'
Csptsin and keeyaitiua oshes<a,
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fruure.

The Empress has gone TO Nichy.
The Boursc, on the 2ith, opened firm and closed
heavy and lower At O6.r. SOC.
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Entertainments s-Tucsday, Aug. 4.

NIBLO'S OARDEN--Ths Dukes Motto.
WINTER GAROEN-Lesh the Forsook; Tho Mummy.
BARNUMS MUSEUM-Ra1aelle; Trying 1t On.
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SUPERIOR COURT-spxerAL TERx-AuG. 3.-Before
Justice hoBRRTsos.
DECISIONS.
Israel PelIman agt. Louis Loehman; Ezra b.
McCags ag.. Charles p Frost ct a.Moti0ns granted.
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Austria.

Tic lower House urgently recommends the 6ov.
eminent 20 take into confederation tue petition OF
Laneiewio1 iOr Liberation.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-04
Mails Close nj the POst.Omce,

afSes rossdsy Aug. 81 p M
su., .VOp', W p. IN
ovs,snS via s., Joseph Mo. a. In and 81 p
North-Absny Buffalo aud Cgnsdas. ..3 M aud - o. IN
North and West Way Mail. p IN
W,stsrn Mail via Erie RAILROAD a. m and a
Southern and Southwestern Malls m, a and ~ p III
Eastern Mail a. M. and o. p. IN
Seu Bedford Eewport and Fall Riyer........... D. m
The Long Island Mali closes at q. M and p. IN
SUNDAY Mails On sunday all mails close at ID o.
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TO ARRIVE.
6usiless Z otlees.

THE FIGHT AT GETTYSBURG has lain many u
bead low IN th. grave ba, ju' as many heads hold them
.sye. high ia IL. city with ksoIs splendid new styles o.
sumner hat, sevoy surmoaniag them In fact the rush
for Ksors new and beautiful hats TO his store northeast
corner Of Fulton and Broadway greater than ever
Res.on; No how soon he m'y be headle' and
evey on. means to o.c keep Lis bead with good and
.lssant ha. upon IT, at all events
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North Second street. Brooklyn, (E.D yesterday afternoon
military escort OF the 56h and 18th Militia accompanied
the remains 90 the Cemetery Of the Eyegeens where the GAL
CANT soldier laid beside his anented fther large corege
formed tie procession.
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Government Loan.

PhILADKLYBIA, NJ Mondsy. Aug. 3. 1868.
Five-Twenties to the amount Of 81 900, 900 were
,old to-day. Deliveries Of bonds made t.
July Is.
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Latest Ship News.
ARRIVED.

Steamer Empire Hunter, Washington % hours nd'e ana
pass 10 Jas. Hand. :,
BARK R. o. W Dodge Jarvis, Trinidad, Cuba Is days.
sugar to c. l.. & L. J. Peters.
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~.
IsIOSS.
Clark sgt. Keham.-Motion denied without costs.
Niles sgt Butlsr-s25 costs awarded to pl'inttH See
opinion.
Phillips ag.. Palmer.-0rdered that new trial
be granted payment Of tho sxabe costs such to
be made In thirty Gays after taxation
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-04
linIN.
Ln,r.l-T In Qnor-,iotrn.

Turn journals ,,a,e tha, Garibaliis health Is al
most completely resior,d.
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FuxERAL oP THr LATE LIruT T.-CoL. SMITH
THU gallant stesI wa bsgsa Issw ba IA> Ses'asass "
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Fousp DRowsLD.-Ihe body Of woman, age
about 40 Years Was found drowned Bay Ridge yesterda
monns she had on calico drss white stoctinss aud Con
sfoss satsrs. porte nonnis was mshod NO iOo e.,s
treet" verdict Of found drowned was rehuofou W W.
Jury.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-04

COMMON PLEAS-SPgoIAL TKRx-AuGusr L.
Before Judge BRADY.
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SHooTING AFFRAY AT COSBY IsLAND-A man
named are, wa. shot sunday by the keeper OF I'll. hed
ON Cousy Island result OF quarrel between them
,r IN eopa, with another drove on tho road over
b. which runs past the Ned House The prope'
tor ,d. n,. of .om. insung expressions, alleged when
sf,, assaulted HIM The proprietor, who known by tho
of John then got muks aud hIed the charge taking
,g,ct i'm Carry abdomen Tho wound 10 consdetod serious
Crsy va, conveyed to the CITY Hospital John had not
| BEEN arrested st last accounts
New-York daily tribune., 1863-08-04

FuyrRaL or FIRrsss.-rhe remains of l'aa'
= Whe.lrr who siled In Myrtle avenue on trda,
ui.Lt conveyed to Greenwood teo,sfY yesefiny
accompanied by tho Fire rrArmeut grnrfrly Tho dc
c..,d o.t his lie BY brlss over by hFo engine
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Sus SrRoKEs.-Philip Mcnamara WAS brought
10 the Precinct station iiouss yesterday ia
.ae of ins.s sibiy oces.ouod by the heat lie diod In
4, " inmates sitsI being brought in
Michael Nary was by the heat In RyeUon street
He wa. conveyed the City Hospital where he Hes IN
preeariOus condition.
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EDGAR HOUSE.

,Aasinr. Michgsn-N. ". EiSar Proprietor. The Edsa
House is ufw. having been JUST completed and i 70
ted un tlrolrhout the best sly ye and with new tlr
nitr-r ON Washington Avenue. near the site Of IA
ola Lansing House Stages leave this House daily 81
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AMERICAN HOUSE.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. ONCE 10 his residence, OF
Man street. iu peWtt. CIlton County Michigan A
calls promptly attended O.. 317ylt
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THE ARTS OF PEACE,

AS r1EvrrfrIEr nv ~HE BEAUTy roNE AMI FINISH or A.
g. GAZE co.s. soNIrog PIANO PORTS
Taken from the y sunday Mercury
Ths Arts of Peace The Arts of Peace
Theil b.nol'tss trigm0hs ne 'cr shall cease
Wier sore oppressed w .th toll and STRIFE.
Throagh an the dun routine II life
They exercise soothing power.
AMI light up sorrow darkest hour
Then iet our grateful numbers dOw.
IN praise of A. II GALS n Co,
Who's. sSinfli hanls-s fame reports
Produce Che best Piano fOrtcs
And Music iwelis coutentet whore.
Gaie's M1NIrogs delight the car.
Twas Fricssol's in wars dread hour
The rebel monster S crest . lower.
Ana make. while waved our banner high
Tue Mcrrlm1c inglOrious ry.
HIS MONITOR. il bloody Fray.
Proclaimed his skill, and won the day.
In calmer scenes, meath Beartys eyes.
lie Gale x Co great victories
Where Music. Mrth and Song abound. 9.
And merry Dancers wheel their round
There Gales Piano Fories proclaim
Thcir mixers skin ani tcathiess fame. C.
For sale by 4. J. vIEIE, a. the City BOX store il
Lansing Mich. 3m425
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ssr-s.q~l Of Nass-WIIIIAN d. -EWARD Of N-~ York.
Ss-ref1rg " fie .rssry--ALhoN + tHA-E-oi oL.o-
-ref1rl n fie Iffsrt1rf ALB p SMITH Or Indiana
,.,.t ~ fas N4rg-GIDLDN WELLS. of Connecticut.
e.,,..fr-, Il W4r-tD -IAsION oi fe-n-s ls ai-.4-
..-., f,.a.rrI- -NJNfDOMLFY BLAIR 0. Aarg and
4. ..,rr..f eeaeraf-EuWAID BATS. ~ Mi ii-Ynri
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n HUDSON Proprietor. lansing Michigan. opposite
capitol building G,ncrai stage once kept n councc-
tion with fhe House.
lansing. Mich. April %, l>63. AZ
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WAGON ANn CARRIAGE MAKER. foot of y a-hngtol
street below the Lansing House. WAGONS con
st4ut'y oa hand. 40 reasonable prices
Lansing. April l4. 1901. ly3l
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=. q. SPRANG.

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR at Law and solicitor d.
Cllaccry. 4ui Circuit Court Comm. .-sioucr. William
=tol. mgllm county, Michigan
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Business Dirrltorp.
LONGYEAR * BUKTCH.

LAW. CIANCERY. AND COLLECTING BUSINESS
W. LDNefEiR,. .-----.----. -.-E D. w. bDRnA
Lansing. MichiEal.
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06tial Qirtttorp.
NATIONAL OFFICERS.
1HE CARhET.
rAE EYFCuTVE

Prsridenf-ABRAHAN LINCOLN. o. Illinois.
gies Prestieat-HANSlBAL HAAlIN, oi Maine
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Board Of Education.
DANIEL BROWN VirIFE BAXTER
EDWiS wuIu.
Regents OG tile University.
I-tu u.st. H. .,JAalN g. BAXTER
-f EASTMAN svH%-D1
1871 BISHOP.
4fh DONALD NfSnRf
5fl T.. LAhlN HiapWN
Gtn liiNlI HhlliNr.
.rl ifhE H PARSONS
s-l niIttI. T.. ~fAf lllNr
Ill WILLIAM 81 tli.i.I D.
1lth .. CE0lgst BRADLEY.
Trustees Of Dcaf, Dumb ~ Blind
Asylum.
JAMES A. WALKER. BENJAMIN PlERsDS
j. T. iEROY
REV. b. NJ FAY Principal.
AsJ ium for D.4f. u.no and Bind-FAat
Trustees INSANE Asylum.
WILSON T.. Ep-EL KlNA PITCHER,
WILL AM BROOKS tHA~. W. PENNY
LUTHER IA. IRA-k. DANIEL J. PRATT
DR. b n VAN psUsEN. Medical superintendent
A. lun for the lusanc-RalsiaAzoo.
Board Of Control OF the Reform
school.
GEORGE " TEE THEODORE FOSTER
JAMES / MEAD
Railroad COumisSiOnerS.
CHAHLF- TIIPP OMAR ID. CONGER,
HUEEN Is CLARKE HORACE H. PEtk.
PFrfFY BILLS WILDER d. FU~IER
Inspectors OF the state Prison.
AMOS ROOT. HENRY il BoIES. join MORRIS
VIZ o. ,EAToN, Agent of The state Prison
J EUGENE TENNEl. state Librarian.
GEu N BROWN @upt. st. Mary Falls slip Canal.
J. B CgnTfN, President state Agricultural society.
state Board OF Agriculture.
DAVID CAerENrER. HlZEkIAH a. WELLS
JI~Ti-- CAGE. SuA~ A. NERkES.
A. WEIGH CHARLES RICH
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-08-06
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STATE OF WiscoNHN-kENosHA County CIRCUIT COuRT.
Eli G. kunals agst David II. Lane ct al.
PURSUANCE Of the judgment in the above tiled
ton, rendered bay l2th 1868 the gur said
court, f. Hudson Shern Of keLOsha shall
sale and sell public the
for the dOOi House coun-
stae Of Wisconsin at ten o'clock in the
forenoon Of Saturday August 90 1863 the following described
lots parcels Of land lying and beng county
nOsha, to Wit The third Of one
third Of lot bOek thirty "a LIST ward Of
the city KenOsba in the sOutheas thir-
ty-one 1871 town two north OF range three
subject having MarBet wid ordinance of tho
city Of Keno ha taking rod of the end
without compensation. and subject mortgage
given Lee CahD Apr d. 1853 for $1,000 Ala parI Of
lot one in block hty-uine 6y the ar thirty
in town two norm OF range twentyhree in the
city VI keuOsha commencing the line said
where che east line Of Main ST. extended line
thence on the south line OF said lot eight
north parallel with Main extended nifty IT, thence west
par the south line II to extended thence
line OF Main extended to place of beginning
Dated May %. 16G3. hudson FOX Sheriff
j. J. rETTIT, Pld g Atty 13Wjl Keno sha County,