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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-04-02

pA~ To-day we raise the name Of LII
Their S. Dixon, for Chief Justice of the
Supreme Court. Mr.. Dixon, has filled
hat office for the past three years, hon
,stly and faithfully, we believe lie is a
ruly loyal man and should be elected
let every loyal man turn out and vote
or LUTHER S. Dixon, for Chief Justice
f the Supreme Court.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-04-02

rA- At the convention which met on
asst saturday at the Town Hall, the fol
owing persons were nominated for town
Ulcers for Dodgeville:
Chairman of the Board of Supervisors,
Samuel Hendy; Supervisors, VIM
Ovens and John Rowe Treasurer
Thomas Thomas; Town Clerk, Henry
Ounstna Jr; Assessors Northern Dis t
IOhn Lindsey; Suthern Dist, VIM.
smith; Justice of the Peace, James
Jones, Joseph Pierce and Robert VIII
SON. Constables, Henry Vincent, Kit
Tie Olson and E. H. Noyes.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-04-02

nave IN the hands of one ofthc best Lithographers
in the United States, a large ANATONIICAI GW 4 Pr
TWO eet by four on fine paper showing ten fine Plates
Of the .: as NOT Generation of the Male and Female
accompanying this Chart explaining ali the nun1b"r
OF the different organs This chart will be mailed mont
age palol TO an orders accompanied with so cents
shall not haze any more printed than ia orIsra5
OWING TO the expense of getting up and the small pros
This Chart will be ready to mail about tbo hrst AZ
December next Address, DR. ROBINSON. p. o Box
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-04-02

nG- Mr.. CORNISH. has just been
fixing up his car in first class order,
where he will be found ready to take
pitures in the highest style Of the art,
as good as the best, and as cheap as the
cheapest.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-04-02

SCHOOL EXHIBITIoN.-The Exhibi-
ton of Mr.. ERsKINE's school. came of
on Friday and Saturday evenings. Itwas
a grand affair and the room was crowded
to excess. 1t was, as we have said, a
grand affair, and reflects great credit on
the managers.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-04-02

nA-We notice that there are seveal
men at work on the new p NJ
Church. 1t will be hansome building,
and an ornament to the village.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-04-02

CITIZENS MEETING A meeting OF
the citizens Of this village is called for
Saturday evening, next the 18th of April.
Let there be full attendance. The
friends of sidewalks will then learn what
can be done.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-04-02

# list of advertised Letters remaining
/ Iin the Post Office, at Dodgcvillc,
April 1st, 1868.
Bomonte, Mr..
Bennett, Miss Mary E.
Bennett, Mr.. Daniel.
Backa, Mr. j ohm.
Currah, Mr.. Thomas.
Cogan 4 Co.
Duncan, Mr.. James.
Davies, John L.
Hartman, Mr.. Jakab.
Hanson, johannes.
Halverson, Miss Eliza.
Hoskin, Mrs. Sarah.
Hurlburt, C. II.
johnson, Henry.
Jones, Esq, William.
Knudson, Hans.
Knudtsen, Miss Eog,.
Knusen, Erck.
McEntec, Mr.. Charles. 2
Monsen, Mr.. Thorbgorn,
Miller, Mrs. Elcy Ann.
Magrano, Michael.
Nels, O. Nelson.
Priestly, Mr. George B.
+
Richard, Mr. James.
Ryalls, Mr.. John.
Roberts, D. S.
Rule, Richard.
Tenby, Mr.. William.
Tennes, S. D. 2
Torbegorson, Ole.
Torgeson, Mr.. Thomas.
Wood, Miss Emaly.
Williams, Miss Elizabeth: -
Wall, Mr.. William. @
Wormcetcr, John.
Persons calling for any of the above
etters please say advertised. "
Samuel W. Reese.
P. NJ.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-04-02
NOTICE.

EDITOR OF CHRONICLE Dear SIN With your
permission wish to say TO the readers of yonr paper
that will seud by Mail to all who wish it, free1
Recepe with full directions for making and using a
simple Vegetable Balm that Will efectually remove in
10 DAYS Pmples Blotehes, Tans Freckes and all i'm
purites Of the Skin, leaYing the SOFT clear smooth
and beautiful
Bare Faces simple directions and information that viii
enable them 70 start full growth of Luxurent Hair
Whiskers Moustache, in less than thirty days Al
applications answered by mail without charge
Respectfully yours, TH0S. F. CHAPMAN. Chemist
Ne 81 RrosfrNy. View YsTk
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-04-02
NOTICE.

To be sold cheap for cash or
fire-wood,a certificate to the value
of one half Of any one of Singers
Sewing Aachines, Apply. at
THIS OFFTcP.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-04-02

1t is nov reported that it was not a
Niger that abused the girl in Detroit,
about which such fuss has been Gre
ated, but Spaniard.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-04-02
Standardization.

1otce is hereby given that election will be held
~ the several towns wards and elect ion prescincts
the sTArE WISCONSIN, Tuesday, the seventh day
April next, for Chief Justice Of The Supreme Court for
the term of SIX years place of Luthers Dixon, whose
tern of office will expire the first day Of June, A.
D. s63
Said election to be conduct votes canvassed and
turns made according to law.
In witness whereof, / have hereunto set my hand
Esea and affixed the Great Sea; of the Stase, at the
Capitol, in Madison, this ninth day of Febru-
AIRY, A. D. 1868. JAMES L. LEWIS.
Secyrt0ru of State.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-04-02
Teachers Examination.

Examinations Of Teachers will be held in the var
ous inspection districts the times and places follow
ing:
Inspection district No. (1ineral Point and Dodge
ville,) April 9th to May
.n Mss 1st at the Court House in
the village Of Dodgeville.
Do (Arena and the north half
Rof idgewayl May 4th and
9Th at the School House in
District No. G, Arena.
Do +" 3 Wyoming and Clyde May
9th and 18th at the school
house in the village of
Jonesdale.
Do. {" (Highland and Pulaski)
May 9th and 9th at the VIII
lage Of Highland EAST dis
trict)
Do. " Linden and Mif1in) May
18th and 18th at the school
house in the village Of Lin
den.
Do. - (Waldwick Moscow and the
Sonth half of Ridgeway)
Nay 18th and 18th, at the
SCHOOL house in the village
of Adamsyille.
N B. The superintendent would gladly hold an X
animation in each of the townships of the county, but
for want Of time before the commencement of the
summer term Of schools. The above division of the
county into inspection Districts is for all reasons
sidered the best practicable.
Those DESTROYS Of obtaining certificates the earliest
day possible, make their application during the
session of the County Institute when examinations will
be held for all parts Of the County.
A. J.SLYE
County Supt.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-04-02

MI. EDITOR II wish to notice in
he CHRONICLE for the information Of
he afflicted, that DR.. HouGHMAN, whose
fesidence is at Lone Rock, Richland Co.,
one of best Eye doctors in these parts.
Ny boy about seven years old had one
This eyes 50 mach injured by a spin
er this winter, that we despared of him
yer recovering any sight on it again.
We aPplied to DR.. H. and by his skill
nd ethcent treatment his eye is SO
much recovered that he can see consid-
irably and the prospects are favorable
hat his injured eye may be of some use
. him yet.
April I'd, 1863.
r. R. WILLIAMS,
Dodgeville.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-04-02
THE MARKETS.

DoDGEv1LLE, April 2.
Mineral
Wood-S3.0O, Dry.
$2.75, Green.
Flour-S7.o0, Bbl
Potatoes-60, Bush'l.
Apples-$2,oo,
Sorghum Syrup-6o, gall.
Butter-@124l5 ID.
Eggs-6, doz.
Lard-8, ID,
Corn Maal-$l00, Cwt.
Buck Wheat-$2.50, /"
Onions-$l.00 BushI
Beans $1.00, Bush'l
Peas-$1.00 BuSh'l
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-04-02

This new works. intended to show clearly and In q
light that may be plainly understood by ali and eyerv
one that this Important subject lies wholly in the
hands husband and wife, and may controlled nv
them at WILL and that without the use of any med
ca drug or humbug instrument of any kind whatever
But simply by observing cetain rules Tor may saw
laws OF nature, which are laid down.
do not wish to be understood that this Theory
originated with me- by any for it first ex
amlned IN Paris some thirty years or more ago, and
has since been undergoing the closest investigation
and proofs and now considered, by most scien.
tine Physicians, rule be fully relied upon il
strictly observed. would say that within the lssA
nye years have placed it in the hands of many with
whom was we'll acquainted for the express purnoaa
OF fully satisfying myself Of its true value and in
seventy different cases. have known only one failure
and that was traced to source that could not hays
proved otherwise. ~
woHd say, in conclusion, think 7 am the first "a
put this matter before the world in clear and sub
stantial FORM and in form that hope NAV he COM
pretended and appreciated by all who NAV read my
book: ~
One word more. This book will be no advertising
humbug of some great thing which have 40 sell hut
free from it, and simply handsomely cot IN book Of
seventy live pages, nice fine paper fine clear print
and handsomely bound in coorcd and enameled hoard
covers, and will be sent to any one postage pa en-
closing me FIFTY CENTS. All letters to be Addressed
to DR. ROBINSON. ?. Q. Box 2l3.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-04-02

They are constructed by a frame,
or box, being made of wrought bars
"A inch thick, two inches wide, cross
ing each other at right angles, form
ing a compact network. This is
placed into a mould for casting the
Safe, and when the cast iron is pour
ed, it forms a chilled iron body
around the wrought iron, about two
inches thick, which is as hard as a
plow-point or the face of car-wheel
and is perfectly drill proof. Inside
of this iron body is attached the best
FIRE-PROOF COMPOSITION
yet known, about 4 inches in thick
ness.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-04-02
THE CHRONICLE.
local AlTEMs
Special Notice.

TxLAvIous CowES and JOHN TEAsDALE, at the Print
- ing Office fully authorized to do any business
in connection with this paper
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-04-02

Ha~ We want few more Loads of
wood on subscription VIII some ofour
subscribers bring US some.
GooD-We have noticed several loads
Of barrels and boxes going past our Off
&C. We learn that they are full of veg
etables &c, for the soldiers.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-04-02
Notice.

NE DOLLAR will pay for the Dodgeville CHRONICLES
one year if paid in advance.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-04-02

Examinations of Teachers. will be held in the var
ious inspection districts the times and places follow
ing:
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-04-02

Persons calling for any of the above
letters please say advertised"
Samuel w. Reese.
P. NJ.
The New York herald., 1863-10-15
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married. q


ConSEIr--josEs Wednesday, Oct IA. by the Row.
y Newman, Jcas COMMIT 70 Miss May y JoSxs. AL
OF this city. - e rets s U# HU
Dowi,so--DowuY On tuesday. October f3 at the re.
sdence of the BRIDES father Newport n. BY the Pew
NJ iowllnS, q Sew York, assisted By tho Rev IN.
1bsyer, Of Newport, T. W. Dowfiso VI. u sou of the
officiating cer6ymm. 70 FAssIE A., daughter Of L. A.
Trwss,sr-sr~ss--t Tuesday. October n. q, the
North I.sorpsd church. schrasIsnburs. n. j., by the
Rev. W. Y. Gcrtop, y. D., sAmrM nxxsrx-f, Of New
YORK. city. 70 sAaas n. Ats.R, a. sohraaisnburs.
FoHsa-Topp--Vn tuesday, 0ctober ~. BY the Rev.
Et. Tsthrup y. ~. FryDNap forfKs to MN1om X cid.
est Daughter os james l.. io11, ell a this city. l
Bostoo plpcrs pieve copy. 80.
Fsms--Nna N --0n saturday, 0ctossr 10. w tbe Pew
pr. G. Ir u. soh man, Mr. NAE FAsst. q Nllwa aukee
wis. TO Elss MARY MfItR of staten lsand.
ssaspsrs--I.sopnsAn-- On roezday ocuber Ia nj As
cension church. by the Rev John Cotton smith GroRgx
cIsros gstpSke. ~ washinsior n fAswr ds1vher Of
eeorg. %. profneac, rs ,a t,H city.
HArGts--fIitsc-foy In Monday October H. AZ
Trinity caapci. by tbs Rev. w. Higbie Apotra ".
IA cls " tAynIA G.. daughter cf The late sidney "
LivInsttou.
HAwKs-fPAfssRp.-- saturday October O. ~ tho
Rev ". Hsfdenburg. ur ". Htvss " Ms NtnT
BrA'NJNu. aii % this rfiy.
Ia iKrs1R.--Ol tuesday Oc0ber ~, ai "a -
Baptist church. ioboseB. nv the Rev. Anfci Haffn.
The New York herald., 1863-10-15
Port Of New York, October II, 1868.

CLEARED
Steamship Siaon tBr1 McMickan Queenstown and ivcr
E@ss Ae.%s TesCS op
sh, Richard Aisop tB, christen L,verpoolr Ja,oes
arssTs: sr TramSS SCswpor Ta aq
Sark Anna Deias (Brem), Hs,,endorr, Bre9en-hueer
Bark R.aa (Prus). Hubner. Aniwerp-w salem Co. -.
Bark Il Caloi tFr) Pepion, Marseiies-Bae'Jer pe
Bsrk xautho Chapman, Aspinwal--Pana ma RR Go.
ssr KsSeh R, srs% ySs. s o6S NE snek
~ Geo Roosevelt, Hartman. New oFle.ns-I
ssrs Kate slamler Crawford washnsonyan Brun.
Rie Rapid tswe). Jacobsen, Loudon-Funch. Menekc
MI Duncan r, Elliott Seypcrt %TI ssIsn .
Esss Esssisa % s, riss G.SSs S
yris Planet tBr), Lamb, HalIfas-,D Dawolt g.,
selr Maria ,Br,, crcsrl 81 Johns rR.Bre son Go,
ssbr Alice CBr). Thompson. s. John, NB-P NeT'us a
p,s s, Ksy ss, ss;, sGr
sehr Brown ta5se e Per- soys; p.n,o,,. son.
se,r r sas,ray. conkiin Asssnaris-Jonss smts
schr Isabc. Alberto. Tooker. washlnsion-Van brrmt
srhr Cole Harison wsshiuctou- Brunt siAeht.
r s krs k1s s.r Si.T wsrs si ssSo
sesr Ssrss hasas S5.as rP fSp SSse Brown
aca. s' ,e1'''' A~e'''a' mp "'-' :.
sssr sr ka ps New s%
eboop tdeilne. Ifopioek- fcrk kiver-f y camperh
"ss ksas % dln ssrtsr @sp1 Ns Haven
sscsmer eslvor. Mott. Wash neion. ..fa e.htr l
steamer oc'orara. Mclaughlin. Baltimore
ARRIVED
unMr runbcat Mcdea, Commander DArry Preston Hall
s.ss@..g SIgas m, cr.es I,y..Rool s.g' 2, spa
I.'n- cqiou, ssh ust AN "a, .s q, ION g 81 sE Br
Hr -h,p John Baroour bound y. llI ~
Bar Ise9aor .rrasa s,Jso, Galway q day' in ballast
Fars Mary Luersna Bowers cadix - days. with st
psss se~rss de hnycrs Bcs) ca.scr., HAVANA II days.
with sugar, Roonen graves&.c -
oar. T.s sRes . Geo fs1 fay Hss Sss, vssss
rrs Aaeia 'Br Of Hawk,bpry cB,. Priest EernadA. 10
dave In ballast 70 Brrtt Son Co n ~
Er- Orient tBr). Berpser. labrador, IA days. With hsh'
sns ADVENT tsr, Crow windsor. Ms ~ dsys for Port
Hr,r John Vrrsnan tcs BOSTON, crowe. Port Royal 10
AayA IN h~ asst W Lewis
sr ,;..a psst srsot ro s Faisharsn
sesr Soan.slg. whl,.os., Ellsverts u days. fn
ssSr ss see wnss. isi:es III psoy,senc~ ca a.w
ssr ch, n, cr ~
schr James samuel Beuinuiu. Nee Haven. n.
sssr r s..sss s.ss% Ii.ss. d.ss. yssssIss ssssss~p
s-hr Qnrks,ep. w4son. Povs Jcnsvsep.
s.ssmer isossr 90 ,rsnsport) 0resnwood, ssvscrn,
s,...sr wm woodvsru Cunais. Baltimore. f,.,,
ss..m.r S.s~.r orwrss.. osns ssLss rSss sslnmss 10
...sr ,ss.n; Adf9.; s.is s"i:s%sss psisss;p v
ss.smer savrower. Rcs!nscs Philadelphia 81
ssssms, Ps,.1"n. walden. Prsridcnee. 4 ta
BrfOv
sars Michael Na,icn. from Swansea, Sep, J. ,.f
iwA--s,eamer. Ar,ei Al.,.nes Terry .Alp. nob-ns
sress Kate: lwis xerseyi sehr i1osyssn.
Himblc; steamers SIMON. ana Eage
ea. -
The New York herald., 1863-10-15
pRoPosALs.

pRoPosALs soa STOVES. lc.
orr.s or cnsr yr,rr.Hrirtt I
VISA sagot; ID :, % sl.t'
or Torn ss,as - ,s. s,y so,.s a. hs.'f f"r -
's 80 ~ or- Wool sss. o. s,ss To- heating
mos, -.o1oas.l aasnsr b.rrsss, fsr lasp. Ihs buli
s s ' !. o. q 70, I'd Ss ;sa Aagsss q ~ss e s
iss 80. i.' sr e. s.s'l: = naas 70 sgr -os 80,
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Int IA as~rrsa u iss aFies tssfe4. nfh cfsshs'
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uryi spf~af ibsFcin.
~ az q s.-ssno, 70 u, so'sfH@ssi q 'ls Us'sa
ss =. "a. s .ss I. &. Ion ss, e . % - ','''"~
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pc.,.s 80. :s..s ss',s, s.s1.,,. o. o s
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49,, 80 fs~ sua sT1<1 ~ - f-sp.ffiTfy
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s.iss for sinrs o. D tesnf~F ssa hs~t bds sna 70
s1<ve.s-s w. Isse seestr frsssar~s
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The New York herald., 1863-10-15
GxpREssEs.

ID N-tf fsFsnfh sreft bfsSHrt fft 49, fitth
Fvrn --f1tsss. rirfo-~ ts'rfsfs. 81 f-essf so
ralfinr sfasff- ~ fs.~iiss FaffNtfa ss.st
nOraHTTH YrnNffrhp FEFEyEH ASH rActtAp
~ ffsb stfarnf iu Ntw Tfifg ,airf flfert Ftln.ff
isfrs t.li tsaf fs-fs awaif ea hset 49, rHfftf 70
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The New York herald., 1863-10-15
S HIPPIN q NE w S

Movements or ocean steamers.
Mails forwarded by every steamer In the regular nes
he for from Liverpool call 1T Queenstown
oeph the Canadian line. which call Londonderry The
from the Con incnt. call Southampton
The New York herald., 1863-10-15
rnr LrorunR sEAsoN.

TwPoRrAxr IEcTuKgs DAILY. FOg uESrLysgv
4 nnr atts Nsw Yoff Entsar Of Anst1 y, ~. tfaa1.
IrfIIIf Is aten tfa.H HffH 80 Has fIrF
orwarsf aa rap 81 w I'd so ssfHr teeffiafT u
~ tss is-E Ntsias - ~rr7-s
The New York herald., 1863-10-15

1T THOMAS. Sep, Shy arrivals TITS morning from he
ard have learned that fu'n TIE IN ~
18Th very hurricane RACED w wch several fs
We been Informed ot the foowlug dis
D. sss NoptsbeIo Capi X Mckenzie. lsn Bsrbadol on
The New York herald., 1863-10-15
LOAN oFFIC rs.

L -<'f~.- - tas y 49,
ATV-NoHEY LITERALLY ADVANCED Oh DiA-
n moufs watches, JewsrJ. siiysrware. rianos, ouns,
PISTOLS Ac, or the sAuss ooughi for cash a~Asa b.
fa.ntrokcrS Tickets VARIED viii pay c4ny.Iuss per
i more taan oher person In t. c ior tic xe q
the atovc articles Auy person havlnz uekes seu worf
40 well % ca a ~ besossr street. up Stars osioe sennx
At HYyRY HYxAx's-S,s BRoADwAY CoRxkR Oy
n BOND street room q ~ stsrs. VI pey We hznee
cash price for Diamonds ~t unss wscses and silver
wars advAncss made the AMI also On risaes
o5h BrOsawAy L. = ---f
AT s NASSAU STREET. ROOM NO. 2, UP srAIRs,
n IN. highest pr,css psf for Damo1ds Warhes ana
q prvfeucd. By A. H0SiGxAs. Broker and connssion
AT co-xQSEY LiBERALLy hpyAsCsD on
r ssss s. e s .:s ssssss ss.s 's =.
% watches Diamonds Guns, rsoi.. Ar 10 - bfosd.
wsy. corner ef Housssa ssrsss up sts'vs rc'~ No D.
AT III GRAND STREET TWO pooKs wxsr -
"A Broad~ay. MONEY s<vapcsd 90 Wanses Usmones
Jewely PATE Dry 0scds ana pefs,ns HssP:sy "f sysg
description. bousht sold By JOskFh A. sAcksob.
Aaeticasss aud Breksr. -
DAwSBRogERs' rIcKErs srrEcHAsKD-Qy cLpTu.
II ing DIR 0oo.a Jrweiry. Dlancncs Ar lot q sloh.
iss Coz ssfe-bs~k vrc>sA -. Busn>ss Cc>n VI Over
oosta A. Pants ~. sstnet 90, ~ r~~a "
ONO. LyvfE. an sroome street. ssAs b''sdwsy.
DAwxsRoKEHs' TfcxErgwAsTgD-Arsso
.es.s ~ pis nosss w.s.ssa gsvsfy ouns nusssi 10.
s,rum.His Dry Goods. shs~ Cio,hinE 20 % orsrco~ss
wanted
The New York herald., 1863-10-15
NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY OCTOBER l lsesTRPLE
POLITICAL.

nEMOcRArIC GENERAL COMMITTEE. rAMMANY
- Hal-A special meeting Of the Democratic Repabcan
General Nommiitee win be hsd al ranmany Han fri-
WM. N. Nv EED. Chairman.
JoHS HARDY, l....-,.
AARON Is. ROLLINS. S0e''
The New York herald., 1863-10-15
s.rs rrehael. aa,ian. rom Swansea, ssp'a

ISh-Sieamers Ariel. Alliance Terry; ships Robena,
Cuitvs,or saguensy bafks orayfo Sea Queen. Bcnefso
0seaa Kate hrfg Nerreyi schr fininys1n,
isfh-H Is ships kfe and Irmortalte. and gunbcs,
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The New York herald., 1863-10-15

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The New York herald., 1863-10-15

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The New York herald., 1863-10-15

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The New York herald., 1863-10-15

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The New York herald., 1863-10-15

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The New York herald., 1863-10-15

THE sTAkDaRD ARxnicss sii-Li ND TAsts =
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-10-12
MARRIED

In Ba1tin1 IRE on the 9Th inst, IS the Key.
D. W Bates, OSCAR ". FRANK, q y aSt'
moreland county, va, and Kate /. Hail.
Of Baltimore.