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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-05-14

II | am proud to acknowledge as
brethren ali who are for the unconditional
crushing out of this rebellion and the
maintenance of the Union, aud all who
unite in crushing as traitors those who by
thought, word, or deed would embarrass
the Government ard encourage treason.
The question at issue is between tree
government aud the tyrannies and aristoc-
racies of earth and the wretched leaders
who darby conspire for the destruction
of Cur Union and the subversion of our
Constitution, and who forced rebellion
upon their people, are the mere pimps and
tools and butchers OF monarchy il dis
guise.
1t will be mighty struggle, but the
Constitution will prevail; hecatombs OF
victims may be offered, but not in vain,
for conspiracy, treason, murder aud all
the lesser villanies will finally come to
Judgment. Cotton, which was to have
been crowned King by European accom-
plices in honor of the Iscariots who be-
trayed their country to crlci6xion, will
be degraded to the position OF a mere
subject; and Slavery, the mere pretense
for the war. will make its exodus from
pohtlcal Egypt through he'd Sea OF
blood. 1t will give gibbets and jails and
halters and pillories and exiles to its lead
ers here, and freedom and equality and
lite and vigor to the masses OF the South
ern people. Our country, when it has
finished this work, as it will, will leap for
ward century at a single bound. The
votaries of kingcraft abroad will, for their
reward, find themselves a century nearer
their disgraceful doom than they would
have been but for these great trials of the
popular elements. Their instruments here,
whether ON the battle field or the meaner
field OF political warfare, will be forgotten,
except for the wrongs they have perpe-
trated; and the people of this Union.
stretching onward toward a hundred
millions of souls, will be prosperous, peace
full and happy.-D. S. Dickinson.
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THE larceny of State bonds, by Gov
MATTEsoN, of Illinois, the last Democratic
Governor of that State, will doubtless be
remembered by most readers. At the
time, he was reputed to possess great
wealth, was the recognized leader of his
party in the State, and prospective can
didate for the United States Senate. In
consequence of his high position he was
able to escape the higher penalties which
would have fallen upon humber citizen
guilty of similar offence, but he has not
not been able to save his property. His
property was sold on the 9th ult.. for
$3.50, 900, leaving still deficit of $50, 900
Tie proceeding has, doubtless, proved to
the debtor costly mode of paying his
debts. as the account of the sale informs
us that ''the splendid mansion and grounds
in Springfield, which cost Gov. Matteson
$93 600, sold tor $4,000"
This affair throug hout has been most
remarkable Que. 1t is not without Its
important lessons to men, both in public
and private stations. 1t proves that hon.
esty in all the walks of life is the best
policy, and that justice, if slow, is sure to
come. Not the least remarkable ciTcum-
stance connected with this affair, is the
fact that a considerable portion of the
Democracy OF Illinois have always stood
by the Governor since the discovery OF
his knaveries, and several desperate efforts
have been made, with their help, to per-
init him to escape the pecunisry penalties
of his acts. These efforts, owing to the
frmness of the Republicans OF that State
have all proved abortive. The result Is
that justice has been signally vindicated
State Journal.
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letter from a Copperhead-He urges the
Soldiers to Desert,

HEADQUARTERS 4TH IND. BATTERY.
MURFREEsBoRo, Tenn, Mar. Z, 1863.
To all aohoa al mag concern:
l certify, on honor, that the letter of
which the within is true copy. was mailed
at Martinsville, ILL.,, and directed to one
George Lamb.
There is private in my Battery named
George NJ. Lamb, and the letter was re-
ceived by him, and by him handed to me.
As he is not acquainted with the writer
there must be another soldier in the depart
ment Of the same name.
Yours, &C.,
CAPT. A. K. BUSH,
Commanding 4th Ind. Battery.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-05-14

Indianapolis, May 4.-Sixteen persons
un 1 military arrest, arrived TO-DAY from
wayne county. They are charged With
cheering for JEFF Davis. Thew are to have
an immediate hearing before Gen. Hascs,1
ana, II found guilty, will be sent South.
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
WEDNESDAY MORNING. SEPT. &c. 1868


Tns ne We from Charleston proves that General
ts,sE Los not besn Idle since The capture Of Fort
Wagner. He is slrssdy reported 70 have occupied
tsfof James 1sland-s substantial success thas
tr.u.s him rnuch nearer 70 Charleston. u tho half
Of be Island that 10 occupied includes cores
reLd.ug portion fronting towards the bay, a. Is
pfoestle, the hnsl result cannot be fer Of, and
no doomed city may be taken before
tie fnendly squnoctisl gnles Invoked BY che
m.tma.i press a. their sole hope csn inserpose 70
U,ter our Monitors. Tie runor ofths surrender
n i ut Moll,rs. over which white nag was said
n be fyiug ttrue. 10 also another important sue
rs-s. 70 far, everything appears W progress most
hyo-lbiy 10 our cause, aud Gen. LosssrarlT's
d'yson,rt ported 10 have been detached from LEES
army g. reinforce BsArRzGAEp, 10 not likely 70
Irr'c more troublesome 70 Gen. GiLsoRs than
were jnr JonNsros's forces 70 Gen. GBAsr, q ths
Hesc % Vlcks5urg. =
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The Maluo RleetIoa.

Trr plendid victories ofGsns GRArr, GILMORE,
nnd Rosf' nASs have done the Republicans good
'Irn in the Msns elections. which have gone for
'.ir party with large gains over tho vote Of last
,e'r Gres. tact WAS displayed In the selection Of
~ Lite end Of the Republican wedge, in the
stare Of a war-Democrss-ths successful candi-
ene. Judge Contributing . Demos1s Of the
A>nSEw JACKSON school. OF course, he Wa
supported By the whole powe, and In.
"a nee Of tho Administration, and Vice.
P."s'icat Iiamhn and . host 81 songuey of CO.
h'1rs stunped tho State on his behalf for several
weeks previous. II indicstss . healthy condition
ii public feeling TO soc the party In power reduced
20 he necessity Of supporting scsndids,e who hss
never oe'n identified with them politically. and
who could no, get even decent minority II he had.
ltslows hat party candidates and platforms arc
Asary played out. and ,hss The people are getting
ltsrIy eick Of them,
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Supervisory sabssis.ss Committee,

SUPERVISOR ELIJAH PURDs deserves 70 b 70.
rnemtered ~ al the poor married men, Arsmen,
io.icemen, militia men, and taxpayers Of our city
for the Introduction Of the Relief Ordinance in the
Board OF Supervisors. IN no other manner could
30 much relief have been afforded 70 ous drafted
iclow-citzsns. At the same time, that shs United
States are furnished With soldiers for the army.
The op,rstions of the Committee, since shey or.
eaui1ed, fully bear OUT the wisdom Of the measure
and completely vindicsss che ssgscty Of NJ. Pun
~, IS whose foresight, Il 10 believed, The county
VII 10 s'veds mint Of money. shss would have
feen sqiandered by the Common Council among
'hlrpoltcai fsvortes. Every day large numbers
ul substitutes are offered 70 the COMMITTEES; and the
n"crp's, becoming for the noace recruiting agents.
bring scores n men willing 70 take their places
IN Unc!" SANS army, on receipt q Che green
t'ks. Supervisor BLUNT dispsnsss % blsndly-
ai'er he Is assured the proceedings are in every
io'pec' regular. tits shis prompt expenditure O
r"Ady cash TO tho needy substitute, thai undoubt
'ly Irccures che soldiers, and II tho mschinsr,
oithe Supervisory Committee was tied M viii
tie red tsrc usual 70 eommittsest it's usefulness
would be impaired. and bus few persons benefited
Ia two VEGAS ninety .hve thousand dollars hsy,
teen expended, relieving three hundred end eigh
ten persons. or THE number, svo hundred snd
seventy provided thsir own substitutes, and forty
Xix substitutes wero provided by the Committee
II will b, shat the ordinance 10 doing the vorh
intendei, ~ no instance has yet occurred wherS
the Comnitttse have paid shs $500 ios The s1srnp.
Ton ofs single conscript.
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Sober Second Theuxhts.

Tie altered tone Of tho London Trnss on the
subject Of fttins out equppng rebel iron-clsds
to Prey upon our commerce, is significant Of the
sober second thought that has come over the Eng
lish people on the real question involved in this
Anoma Gus position Of sham neutrality but real var
mAintsined ssAinst nation TO which they are bound
eytes far stronger than mere paper treaties. Eng
land s"o great ever " fear war-but she has also
grown TOO powerful aud, still more, zoo ssgscous
10 provoke one Tor principle that can not fall 70
reooll with fatal eHocs upon herself. With dspen.
denei's In oil parts OF the world subjects more
or less discontentsd, who outnumber many times
he' own population and surrounded by Jealous
and powerful nations, she would not dare " main
tain he right set up in the AlsIsndr. csse, o! q
heutral nation TO equip armed ships for belliger-
cuts Her statesmen and people know that such Q
pinc.fie would give the citizens Of the United
states, OF France, any otter country, the RICH,
g. bud navy Tor iromoting the objects Of any
msurrec'ion AsA'ns. British authority tuas should
sIHlns Up III Ireland, Cansds. New Zealand, Indis
or any other part OF the world. II would PERM,
Ericsson and our American hip-builders 70 IL oul
al shor, notice for the Damios OF Japan, a stronge,
hprt Than is now batering II Charleston.
Tia. Lnglsnd will ever go TO war Tor this prin-
'ipe cannot be seriously mAntsined and there |,
found t. prevent the sailing of the new iron-ciad
o. winch We Lear 80 much, and If there L. TO 10 ,
Wat " Will 10 upon some other issue,
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end dehauohery. against which bah the military
and civil authorities are comparatively poverles
Here our soldiers 40 conducted themselves, under
the most trying circumstances, thst they depart
carrying with ITEM the praises and go d wishes Of
the en'irs community. This Is a most hopeful
sugury Of their success in The strife to which they
have been called. ss oil experience sbows that col.
diers who eonpot themselves we'll out Of battle
ere most effective IN one.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Call as 335 broadway, second Floor. asd
- the celebrated CRAIG Mcroseops and mounted
objects. Over 30 dozen Of these Microseop-s and
800 dozen objects have been sold In tho city OF Bostc
alone within year: The Aicroscops in brsss co-ts
iects only 81 10 dos. Liberal discount TO dealers 429
Tho 0e0bsrs Of the Father Mathew r.
A. ,. Society Of South Brooklyn, are requested TO
meet 81 their Hall this (Wsdnssday) evening, 81 haif
past O'Clock u transact business Of the utmost i'm
poetanee. Every member b. requested to attend. by
order Of henry MORGAN. Prsst. PAT'K EGAN,
ese'y. lis
Re CsnscriDss IL Brosklyn-1he Dram
4ede Easy.-WorkinSmen unable to attend in the
daytime. can procure their certificates for eIcmp
tiou By calling on Judge COLAHAN, at his residence
cor. eth and North 9Th SITS. IN the evening" betv cen
the hour OF and nelcck lie will also 10 In attend
snoe 81 his Once, I<b Grand st. in the day time
eept from 70 O'Clock Pm. 344
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Fss York. 7uesdav, S,pt Is. p k.-Tb- Stock
market took favorable turn o-dsy, and there was
On improvement over the lowest point Of yesterday
afternoon for ell leading Railway shares. Govern.
msnts were firm and moderately active. Gold
has been down 10 i2l, but closed at 1910. The loan
market 10 very easy At 6to1 per cent. A large
amount ofeapitai 10 seeking safe sabls investment
on cal ct o. lover. There vss . moderate move
ment to-day In bills on London At las . i<S a for
oAnkerss end some drawer ere asking I4S,<.
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Cotue haSket.
krw YoRx. Sept 10, 1853.
The RECIPES Of cattle at the different markets vrre
e foil ovs :-Besves, 1901. Cows and Calves. lO6 ;
vesls, sO3; Sheep and Lambs, 1875: swine,
bseuss.-Ths market Of reeves at AIerton's vas
dull With illuminated demand and unusually heavy
receipts, and decline Of from k&e per H. not vas
sustained BY seeYs and ovners. Receipts showed an
increass In the number Of rough cattle, while fine
thick reen vefe not % plenty ~ last week. We
quote prime thick stsers at lG9 10Se., and common
6HA7he, Per ID. The market closed heavily with .
number left over unsold.
Mich Cocs-A decline Of 81 head 10 reported,
With poor demand from milkmen. sales rated A.
follows Extra hne COW. SS0tAbo good S4ovd4S !;
common 20 fair, $25as 30 per head.
Veal Cdlres-Hevs had steady fair market, but
hv bfcushs over &c per h., rom retail butchers The
quotations are Prime veals S%a6xe medium to
go.d <A6e inferior, sh@+e. par h., "bobs," 81 20
Sheep and Lambs.-ssies have been very slow and
decline 10 reported Of from hCA%e PER IL. IAmts
we're slco slower and lover, with moderate call to.
day Prime heavy sheep Bob &C, medium to good &
SSe; common Sh94e per ID. Luanhs hd6e extra, 0
66<e Per ID.
S,cSns.-Th market has improved and sale. have
favored buyer Ths demand IL rather moderate for
this period Of the fall hessrs. Schumacher & Dor.
men quote q tbs close primo heavy Western corn fed
q ~ eSASo 70 pr evt. for live, and Id for
diessed Light and mddlins do. DO st - 50As5 81 for
i've, and % for dressed. Small pigs for city re-
tail custom - b0(4&5 % veS evt. grocs
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GENERAL BUSINESS.

AT u PAwNBROKFRS TICKETS
"A wanted ~ill pay more than any per.on In this
city for pawn tiekets Of diamonds, Watches es.lry'
e, 70 Ell .ould d. well to cal before d.p9.ins q
. 81 s ssq.e .s.. s on d'd
Al - BOwERY--PAwNB TICK.
IA cts wanted will PAY more than any one for
tcse's Of diamonds, vstches. ieuelry, .IH, dry
coats wanted. Remember 10. up stairs. S4S
AT coo. rAwNBRoKERs TICKETS Want.
person in the cty for Il ketsior watches, diamonds.
sW'lry. .lyeI-.,e p;to.., s.h,, &C. and mere s
CO.. B.oadsay.elr Il IIouron stup.'air.. room at5
CARpS or EVERY SIZE. SHAPE, COLOR
" aud quality printed Al low price, Also 81 tinds
q pam Or t9.ey Of pfintnS n,r,y dSs. .n LION INA
I,ioadvs 200
LIMITS CORN SALvE-CURES COINS.
- Bunons, &c. 20 cen, tors' for Corns aud Run
ions. 10 cent boIe' Tor sorns 9ny. soid hy drug
f-ts and cent BY mail. Dr. T. EMET, JUl Broadway
New York. SOS
IMPORT NNr-AlL ARTICLES FOR SOL
cr-, IN ramp or IN the field. ,hod be sent By the
H,rndcn EIpfssr, "a Broadway, "a they ,end a. half
rates. Jos
lust IMFOR1kD- .0Oo CANARY BIRDS
JTh'urhes, s,arlins,, :.ylark., ,,oldaneh,,. Seht
insslcs, SC Pos sale At 10, W ct, be, Besknan
and futon.t, Al. sCHAPrE. 81
r .AwiER-I PROSECUTE OR DEFEND
30 not succeed Exemption p,,ers prepared. Advice
free. NJ. HowEs, Counsellor aud Attorney. Is Sss.
rau street. 3ls
lIIlLERS FIFTY-CENT HAIR DYE,
wi black and brown. warranted the best, ehespsst,
mo-" durable and natural In the world. bye. instan
50 Dsyri, Ncs YORK " " 9's
DAWNBKOkERS' TICKETS PURCHAS-
81 Of ciothins &c. A large lot OF clothing for
SAL. lr'!n,', ceair - black fro,k coats 90 ess'i
coat. 20. GRO. LEVit. Az Broome N. lJ
RAGS. OLD BOOKS. WASTE PAPER,
- &C., Rage. The hisheet cash price paid for rag,
oli BOOK, pnuphlets, waste paper, &c, by g. W.
STOSE INK BOTTLES HIGHEST
- ca'h price raid for 'econd hand brown stone ink
hoi,i.,, quarts pinis and half pns. L. j. REILLY
~ william II, New York. 40
TO 1ilL UNITED COOPERS OF TIE
L sta,e Of Nv York.-The firm In williamsburs
fr whom have been worsiur over twelve months
di.ehsrr"d me On N idsy last because would not
pa'ible with my pursuits, not that am opposed u
any way TO the society. or whatever might benefit
! tue trade. since II would be- annoying as well Al
dangerous 10 50 20 Hok amongst the member. Of tbs
.oris'y, and being entirely depend nr nv lahoi
Tor livelihood. would AJAX Of the society icen.e
for which will psy per cent, all that max,
month y. ana he an extern aud brneinctor e th,
society while live, and thus shall the society eNhOn
oiate het,ei q III, dssrscefuness Of being tool @
NEliAN, who am slso called OWEN. los
WHAT CARE ! FOR MOSQUITOES
since ,,oCEhtpcS Soap sure remedy brings,
In add 70 NE magical prorrtiee q DIR
the cure Of TAM pial- ffecke,, ,fuptionr, sunburr
rirrworm. -ni rh"uui, and q her skln dcoimtics
| is sso,cgrign rcr"dy ior the bite Of Deects. We
the ruap rub ou the rnIt affected and the pain Ia
rtantly ces'rs Found at Dr. GOT RAtD's estab
l'hmrnt t''' broadway. ne"r trand IT. .'.1
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vcsk sight improved. Professor FRANKS, accurate
IT, edtusfs his celebrated eye Weservera 70 defect ",
vsion at his office, 2SS Grand st. cor Eldridgs st. ~.
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FOR SALE AND 40 LEFT.

0Ee I'm hsHs ~
CHEAP liUMtS-A NEW BLOCK OF
wide av, nue., one biloxi tom carr Term. .iCO or
more ca,h, and 80 quarterly till paid. Very extra
Purchasers. In luiie Of Mr DAY, isth st, 9th .ve.,
u ooklyn. 3u2
1--WE STALLS FOR HORSES TO LIT
Il at - sey.n,h ay het~c'n Ssh and 9sth IT..
Brick building with ca and water. 3l2
l,OK SAi.L-A HOUSE AND TWO ClL-
stapleton, on Staten I-land, 10 minutes walk tom
the l:I'' Inquire at i' G'een".iA K t,T,t T
EUR SALE IN ASTORIA ABOUT -
L minutes from ferry about si, lott; price $500.
no money required II improved, or will exchange An
Ply TO H. lEARE. so south Ithst Williamsbnchsu6
EOE SALL--A SMALL fARM or Q Acrc..
be added ii wanted; GOOD stand for blacksmith
,hfH Gpy inaune Of 4 GliDLka ,hEVE' g T.
EOR SALE-5O ACRES OF WOOD LAND
4 gin PIKE County, Penn, for 500. Apply g WM,
CANhS, cor. Morris and Hudson sts. jcrey CITY. $40
L,'ARMiAG LANDS FOR SALE, WITHIN
i 100 miles Of the city Of New York, prics ranging
eomn ~ sSod farm. Id oinins Or p,TtenIa, I'M mn
guirr a. CHAS, UNIONS Land Office, corner Of
fsi-ade ave. and Warren sts, iiudso n CITY, Nj 800
r OTIS FOR SALE AT WODDHAvEN, l..
IL l., from W 20 500 PAYABLE r,onthlv. house
and 4 10y, CHEAP AIRY to PHI ZIP SPENCER, =
sands ct. BROOKLYN IN tho evenin -, over Foster I.
Lor-r's real estatc Office. :l6
ITO LET-A BACK ROOM ANDa BED.
rooms the second floor NJ house 81 PIKE 1T. ~
b och. from CNharinc Ferry water and gas in he
hall suitable tor small family. go
T'O SOLDIERS, MECHANICS, AND Others.
i several lot. OF land for ,sls in New Jersey nav
able per month or in i've yeais II built upon sit
uation very he'l'h Qua horse railroad. =. mile.
from hCto.sn ferry Money Win be saysn,sa 70 aid
the pure hlssr IN building eotthee. POPE, First
It. Iiohokeu l0l
Two LET ~ BROOKLYS, +. H., - South
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TRADE NOTICES.

Nsstce.--Te the Membrrs Of the Qsarry-
Of said society, held in the 18th Ward Hall in S3rd
st. near eth ave, on Thuryday evening Sent 18th at
~ O'Clock A full attendance Of the members 10 re-
9uested. BY order Of CHARLES ALLEN, Pres. (;
MARTIN TREACY, Sec. lS2
ship Fassessrs-A Needing OF the ship
sstensrs Association will he held at Mr. O'shougns
sey's Hail. corner Of Pitt and Broome sts Thursday
Sept 18th ct ~ O'Clock. All members are requested
to attend % election for officers will take place
ABRAHAM PETERSON, Pres. PATRICK hOLEY,
Secretary. l3y
special Notice-To tho Journsymeu Tall.
ory Of New York, Philadelphia and boston
For the last nine weeks thre has been strike
against the Merchant Tutors OF San Francisco Cal
Uorntd A. We have been compelled 10 resist the in
creased rricss demanded, being impossible Tor us TO
pay an advance what We have beef paying for the
past twelve years and continue buslness We therefore
call the above named three ctiep men
1ailors A. the mand for good workm, n il at leas,
two hund ed per cent greater than the present SUI.
ply, there being only about bundled and f,y
inhabitants, one hundred more good vorknien can
hnd constant employment At an advance Of three
hundred p<l cent more than they Low paid III the
Eastern cities. Come On<, come all, to ths PloraiO
OF the Pacific. The undersigned will guarantee to
employ seventy hve Of the one bundled mnrd stely
on Their arrival II they are fret Glaze workmen.
q. FORREST WALTER 4 co,
EXCELSIOR Pi0nesr Merchant Tutors,
No. Oil Sacramento street,
Sd door above Montgomery, south side,
The following Is our prssent prices and the prices
last twelve ytan
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WHAT CARE FOR MOSQUITOES

since rOURAi pS Soap sure remedy brings,
In addtian to III" magical prop,rtier - DIR.
GOi'kAUD'S ITALIAN MEDIC AtED SOAP. IN
the cure Of tan, plIltr ft.ckle, ,rupone, sunburn
rinrworIn al rh"ut' and o'h-r skin dcfoimitic.
IL sovereign rcfn"Iy tot the bite Of iDapct. Wet
the -oap, rub the part affected, and the pain Ia
.tanfly cea.re. Pound at Dr. GOI RAIDS estab-
li.hmrnt. 1.s Broadway. np.r Grand IT.
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L minute. from ferry -abou, elk lott. price $50,
money required II improved, or will exchange A.
ply TO i. lFARE. 81 south 18th IT, WillAmshnieh -
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WILLIAM ABBOTT. AUCTR-OtFlCE
w Fast lroadsay, viii scll on Saturday, 18th
met, n II O'Clock, IN. rorirnts ut the grocery and
iluor store No - W"st .uth At VITA a good lcase Of
the house and stat, ail Tor sl5 pr month For
t'fuih 80. see ttr A lrflono,r. a.
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T OST \ SMALL MEMORANDI'M BOOK.
- containing an account Of carriage for Govern.
mont Any one finding the came and leaving Il AZ
No. I sta'e n, will he suitably rewarded lyi
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LOK NALL-A HOUSE AND TWO CUL-
L tvatcd oi,, aud good well nv the house, In
stap.ton, on Staten Island. 10 minutes walk tom
the riry. lniuIIe ~ Il, Greenwich street, OF
~ Il KiERFLTS
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7 BOGAET, AtCT.-BY :. & j. BOGART.
s~il eel this day, Wednesday, at lO, o'clock, %
N1rh William A. 9 good assortment Of first elsss
and me luD furr itufe, bedt'eads bureaus. book
cases mirror4, lac, aud dama.k curtains / organ,
larse counter, cot s15, light wagon, aud oihes
eoods ll6
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EOE SALE--A SMALL fARM or . Acre.
in good order, With crops &c; y acres more can
be added III wanted: rood stand for hnck smth
| ,hoeinaker. Inquire Of T. GiIDEIlsLtE az l..
| : TORY, cor BoNcry and Grand n, y. u 200
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$40 REwARD-LOSr, ON SUNDAY
'~c\>Sopt. 18Th, in the lower par. Of this civ
sum u money The finder will receive the ieward 10
leaving 1t 40 W. @''h 81, ae he 10 a poor man 2S6
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LOST AND FOUND.

4 LIBERAL REV tRD WILL BE PAID
ALl-t iiit bgdvr, Ilosc t.. bad.r II. The finder
WI please return II 20 the house q Eat 18Th At. "a
NDJ ND-ON THE 10th. TWO STEERS.
i TIE owner can have them by proving property and
paying eNaen-"-, hy calling NJ .St Wee 10Th IT, bet.
IN rfl lli.N lfA.hItk MAY
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5000 , cEi "a , ASp so GOOD %, Piece
wen loca; ed on tmHp,ke road, in Pike Co.. Penn
acres cleared balance in large timber must be
sod ~ once. Ayp'v 70 Nr. SANDERS 1874 Bowcry
after q O'Clock IA he evening. GIod sunuius and
tahng. "a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-09-16

"M. ABBOTT, AUCTR.. SELLS ON
w thi. dav, TO-. o'clock, the contents Of The liz
guor store - Centre -, iluors beer pnmp- countrs,
also furniture Of The family: Also lot hardware &C.
500 & ~ fine Ga. pip, viscs, DC. 223