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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-10
Tn. victor, mt Helena, Arb.

specla. Dispatch to The Chicago Ifluubr
Camo Juiy7 1863
| -ont Won a dspa,ch this morning, briefly M.
notnc NJ That Gen. Pieutiss had I'ht al Helena,
Ark on the ith. and bic tucceas IA heating oil The
Rebels and capturing over 200 OF their men aud
officers.
Since then the following particulars have been
gathered from oiicen IN command and reports Of
Rebel officers moss here on the steamer Silver Moon,
ell route Tor -. i.ouls.
A. before related, She ight opened at o'clock In
the morning ~ Ss.nrday, the ith inst, by the
Rebel. attacking ms ia our center with great force
under McGray and Parsons, Pagan beng on the
upht ard Msrmaduke on the left all under Gen.
Holmes. Gen. Pnc, having only brigade.
1no rebel ceuter Was partially suoces.lul IN car
ryug two recon Lts and capturnk tner guns, but IN
do NJ so being unsupported hy Mnrmaduke aud Ia
,,n M, : found themselves suddenly ~ very bad
tItuai ion. being covered 10y ala ehhiaulas hre from
Tie refnaIdr OF the Union work., and subjected 10
Lr,k aid noel fatal cIOss-ire Of muskeiry Oh all
aides.
Iarsouss and McCBy men stood tAis t long ~
y0.sLe when seeing no way 90 e. aye, tier men
benz 81 ia by score. they sgrrcndsr-d and were ut
once .cni 10 Tie Union rear under proper guards.
h.. ,n,ne movement was attempted BY Pnce aud
MnialAduke but with better succcss, ar they did
MOI uruei s.tr our lhea, hence they escaped beng
goblet W. bat the heavy i.c Of big guns, AMI
tie.dg y0leys oi mushe.ry continually poured upon
them War more than they could stand, ana they
beat lcirest Carrying oil the Held tie mob1 VI lheir
Gta. .LC wC1L dod.
Gcr. pr.nti.s was everywhere present, with
sword ia hand, r-pIug on aud encouraging his men
lie wac biaysiy sustained by hs subordinate officers
and men, as tho Rebel lose III killed. wounded, and
pt.spners, over ] .UlO, sufficiently testify.
our los in tailed ard wounded II about 100. The
Rebel officers pretend 4 ray that they captured and
carried oil one entire regiment, but II no, 1t had not
Lorn officially reported when The steamer lett ieleua
with her pfsuneis.
The Rebels mnst have numbered over ten thou-
sand. Gen prenti.s could not have had Oh hand Mt
The time, more than hall That number though lac
had more near by, in Gaze Of All emergency. Inc
RrlJ force. were from LATHE Rock .Jacksonport,
on White River, and other points IN Arkansas, ana
formerly mostly from MossOuri.
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Our Cavalry Operations.

NipDLETOws, MD. Thursday, July Q, 1863.
The number of wagons destroyed by our cavalry
is over 500 Buiord destroyed 900 on Monday.
Dahlaren destroyed 10 on the same day. On
Saturday aud Sunday Fitzpatrick burned, captured
and destroyed between 900 and 300.
Fully onethird OF the transportation Of the Rebel
army has been destroyed, and the damage to them
Of fully twice what they are able TO carry out of
Pennsylvania. TIE cavalry, under the vigorous
leadership Of Pcasonton and biz subordinates-
Buford, Gregg and Klpairck-have done immense
service during the past ten days.
They have truly filed the mission Of cavalry.
During a battle they have harrassed the enemy on
flank and rear have dispersed and defeated bis own
cavalry, hsve destroyed his trsins aud won repu-
tation equal to that Of our infantry OF course, they
have experienced heavy Losses in men aud horses,
and they are still actively at work keeping up Il
lively front.
Yesterday the enemy pressed our cavalry back
upon Boonsboro, and at snndown threw few shells
into the place. Buford then dismounted his whole
and fought the Rebels on foot for two hours finally
driving them clear back to Aniietam Creek.
From a captured letter we learn that the enemy
are irving TO shove portion Of their force and their
wounded across the river at Sbeppardstown.
Peasau,ou will stop hat to-day. The rebels have
run the greater portion Of their trains into valley
near Williamspori, and covered them by artillery
posted on tie south side OF the Potomac.
The prOfpccf II another coliisiOu iHcrcgsss.
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DIED..


ANpERsON-In Brooklyn. T.. d.. on rhur'dsy afternoon
Jal, Ne,,ie s. the only daughter Of VIM AID L. NJ An
d.rson. aF.d months aud 10 days .
The will take place on Friday -scoeA nom NO
Fr.nkliu place, Powers street. =,
ATrRIDGE-Ou Wednesday, July ., At his residence No.
100 Third asr short in.sS John Attridge esa.
IA tn tSth year OF his age.
Hi. funeral which the friends Of bis family are respect
fully invited viii Iale place on saturday Ine ieg''in'
will be conveyed 20 Galway Cemetery from NJ bndgeF'
Church Avenue b Previous T. their remo'sl solemn
Requiem M..s will be c-lsbfsied eemme' eng a. m
BKAbLEY-On Thursday morning July 9, FefmsiiA A.
Bradley OF consumption, sgod 81 years
Tho and acsuuni.ncs, are repeatedly invited 70 at
tend the tuners. o'clock Friday, at No ioS Sixth
avenue without further notice
BAkTON-on the bsteheld while nanully defending his
country a, afrouchs Crossing on Sunday June n 8o5
Richard H. Barton eyed 20 year COMPANY b, 10th Reg
ment y Y. ;. Volunteer, 49,
CARPENIER-n Paris, April IT, frankie b. Carpenter in
IA. rsmain, having arrived In the steamer NewYok the
relatives and friends OF the family without further notice
aud also th- members OF Hoboken Lodge No IS + aud
are invited 70 attend his funeral n hi late residence
We., HobokeB N j, Oh Friday next jay TO- At IL:
oolock Csrisgc. will be in resdne" at Odd Fellows Hall
5Ss-A, Woodbury.. Long Island, on Tuesday. July Z.
.n.r short ness William n Jones sFed IS Year, eldest
brother q IL. ,e Walter L. Jones aod father G! Oliver H.
The relative. friends o. the family respectfully invited
TO attend tho Friday. the 10Th nst. O'clock
ron st Johns Church. Celia Spring HHboE Ions Island
without fat.he, invitation, .,. r,..,.. r.,. 0
lrsnces Sophia Smith, eldest daughter Of Lewis X and
IT., friend, and relative. Of Ii. family also her uncle.
lam David aud Samuel J. Sherwood invited to at
tend her fnner. SATURDAY the llth, ii ~ O'clock Ne
rom the residence OF her father.
stTTON-In the Town .. ashing,on. Dutehes. County
T. 7h month sth Abraham Sutton, In the Gath year Of
his So, 80, -
WOOD-On Thursday morning. july o. Ellen Wood. wife
OF the .i. John Wood OF ChilAcothe Ohio in tie olaf
year Of her 4. -.
The G,nds of the family respectfully invited to attend
her funeral from the residence OF her IN law, FRANK
Wofs No 10 Nost Twenty hrs street. Saturday NOM
ins ut lOt o'clock, without further notice
.Hl IA. ..Hf rt.t natl nam ~
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THIS Mon. WV" . AAi H0i NH"''
THE PURSUIT


BooNsBoBo, NJ o. or,
There have been DO active operations d.
front to-day. After the cavalry fight Of yestsi> -
the enemy drew in their forces towards Hagars-
town. and formed line on elevated ground from
Funkstown the night 10 the bend of the river be-
low Wilamsport on the left, thus uncoyering the
ShepardstOwn crossing.
Scouts and accommodating parties report that Lee
if intrenching lis front, drawing ammunition from
his train on the Virginia side, and making general
preparations for another battle.
1t is contradlcted tonight that we have force in
Lees line of retreat in Virginia. /, id not likely
general battle will be delivered tomorrow. 7. b.
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The Drnn Ordered in Ncw-N

We learn upon good authority that formal orders
have been received in this city from the President ordering
the alt 70 be po.ibo In accordance win
the Con,erp,on passed by she las Congress Yesterday
afternoon the Provost Aashr' In the several districts OIL TINS
city and county convened At A. A. fro'osthA'"'"'"''
Nayeut's Office In Leonard street and, We undefsshd re-
eeived their Instructions the ms aud manner OF carrying
out th. oil tho President The interview was
private. sd no publicity given TO he proceeding "hs''
,ye. Iou ~ tAst We ssl l,s the number 81 sl " pe
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FAIAL RESULT of STREET FfGHr.-Yes,erday,
Coroner wdsy held inquest a, the Ns~fork Hospital
the body Of Patrick Lynch who died from the elects Of
fracture OF the ssu received la street fight the night OF
the 2. June CeB,re Pearl street No clue could
be obtained Of tho assaau The jury rendered averdc',
that decreased 10 his death from injuries received at
the hands Of person unknown to the jury Deceased
was about 81 years age native OF Ireland carpenter BY
occupation and unmarried lie formerly resided AT No $40
PeaIl street.
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TEE BATTLE 1T RsLLIEIS's BEND
OmeiaI Report OF Gen. Dennis.

H44D- ~EIzEs. ORR % ivy Ts>sE,.si sEx,}
NltKsEUHG Ju.e Ib. ltfr.
G,vrBhL; Herewith | have he honor OF Inclos-
ll. Brig. lien. l.. = Dennis repOr OF The battle Of
N,f keb's Bend, La. fought on the 7th day Of June
1861 together with the net Of Casualties. In tins
tide m0-t o. iAe troops engaged were Aficaus,
boo ha0 but h'ie experience ia the use Of ire-arm,.
ibeir conduc is said, however, 10 have been most
gallant, auo / doubt not, with good officers they
wi make good troops.
Very respectfully. yonr o'.t .srv'i
O.. 5. GRANT Mi Gen.
To Big ,,G,a Tno1.., Al Gen. 0. ,ne Amy.
AEADauAhIgn y ,; DisTmoT LoriasNA.
COLOsfL: have the honor 10 report that, 10 ac-
e'fdauee with Instructions received from me, Col.
3.eib, G. mulauding Oh Lou sisna 4. d.. made re-
"Dhuoissancs ~ tue direction Of Richmond Oh June
., si1rting iiom Miliikeus Bend 1t . o'clock d. IA.
tie was liertded BY two companies 81 the lO.h
Illinois Cavalry. commanded by Capt. Anderson,
" nom he overlook three miles from the Bend.
IL War agieed between them that the Captain
should take the left side # Walnut Bayon ana pur.
.He il az far NJ Mrs. Amess plantation while Col
!.sib proceeded along the main Richmond road 10
The railroad depot, three miles from Richmond.
~ uere be encountered IN enemy's pickets and adj
vance, which be drove in with bEt little opposition
lrt anticipating toe enemy Ia strong force retired
slowly toward tie bend.
WheD about halfway back squad ofour cavalry
came dashiug up in his rear holly pursued by the
enemy. Col. Le.b Immediately formed bis reg Deut
scross AL opeu field aud with one vol!ev disporsed
ihe approaching enemy. Exp citing The 81 envy
would contest tue pas age Of tho ondqe over Walnut
b.you, Col. Leib fell back over the bridge, and
from thence 10 Milliken'r Bend, iirom whence be
net messenger Informing me OF the success Of The
sfpeoiion, AMI reported THE enemy - be advancing.
immediately started The 80 Iowa Volunteer In
Iantry 10 Their assistance, and Admiral Porter or
oered toe gunbOa, Choc;aw 10 that point. AT
o'clock the following morning the enemy made their
appearance IN strong force Oh The main Richmond
Road, driving The pickett before them The enemy
advanced npou the left Of our line, throwing out no
skirmishers, marching IN close column by division
with strong cavalry force on his right fsDk.
Onr forces, consisting Of The 23d Iowa Volunteer
IuiaItry and the African Brigade, in all ,OGl men
opened upon the enemy when within mu1ket.spoi
range, winch made them waver and recoil num-
Der running IN confusion 10 the rear. The balance
Ias ing on with ntrepidiiy, soon reached the levee
when they were ordered 10 charge with tie cries Of
No quarter"
AAs AifiesH regiments beng experienced in Tic
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wAsHycTos. Ttu-'day, jay g, 1853
CAYTUkE or a PRlLE.

WAsHrscToS. Iiurfcav JOY (" 1905.
CAYTULE or 4 PRlZE.
Commal de- English q the L. 5. gunbont Saga
more. oil Cry sta River, FLORIDA, uncer dale Of June
-. reports the capture Of tie English schooner
F.o.ic, viii . car 90 Of cotton and iuipen'ine.
RTBiL BATTLE FLAGS CAP1URLD.
Tlirty-oue new Rebel battle hags captured by
he Union forces in the recent battle al et'ysburg
have been brought to This cry All Geposted IL the
v ~ Department. Mos, Of them are much torn by
l.i.. an auy are very bloody. One OF them II il
si.A Hag. wiz tie device Of rising sun upon J..
u ey wers taken mostly from Virginia and Norti.
L. -,OliIa -i.usLts.
BANK CLOSED.
The ba0k.sg.Aouse Of Sweeney & Huyck closed
IL doo, today, with the prospect Of an early Te-
- ,,.on o. bus ness.
TIE sTA1IONERY CONTRACT.
Car Stationery contrast I-r tie Stale DePari men,
Is been s,y,. ded ~ PHILIP a >oomous OF tnis city.
TIE LNENl'S LOSS.
Ii~ star s'4tos Oh what II leans az most trust
worldly authority. Tat Tie cucmy's lOss up 10 TILE
...ae is - 900.
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FTVNIO- July 2, IH'I.
This cty Was very generally illuminated thi' even
ing. in honor Of the recent victories. TIE Offices OF
Tie Courier, EZyress, and Commercial AdreriiseT,
The Mayors residence, tie Central railroad depot
the lotef and a lumber Of private residences, were
brilliant with lights and fireworks.
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Uo,El LnRivALs. 49, Vice President Hannibal

HoiEL LKRYALs. - Vice President HanDib al
Hsn len tine Astcr Hou,e yesterday Afternoon Ia the
o,,oek b. A. va auden and AnDoy RAILROAD for Phiade
phin. A., IL, 10. ,,,
fi..i.d q, 10. Col G { Ma III, chicago. 1bos P.sfee
pLi,ade Dll " J. Stevens Nrmphis, J. J. Dennis. An
,uu,t H. H. Wa.or, Cansds. aud Hugh ioOsrIs. Quincy
m ere "a the Metropoitau Hotel. ~ -
der T. srTasus and Judge Radclf, Albany Judge o.
+ I.v.u ONO. Maj.r A >. Lee. U. > IA. Capt Barlow,
n g A Hon W. II Wit'e linden Pa Lieuts CtHs H.
Dorrense md ~ Blue Il. s. navy ara at the S' "ich's"
uaiei. =, . 20, Al
VIII. 20 No.a Is. D. (.lyl au4 i4nl y fhllsh L'hi
Reed ana Jaa H. IObesOu u. 5. Navy se at tue A''"'
House.
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MAHKET SAVINGS BAsK.-Ibe Legislature, at it's
lat .r..on posed Incorporating the Mk., saving,
Institution At meeting Of the Trustees held al the United
saic Hotel yesterday this b,uk duly Organized by the
,ecion Of tie following olie,fs President the Hon Luther
g. Garter; ViccPfe.d,nts, James C. Loves sud Charles
Cooper; s,eretary Henry n. corsn T'ea.urer Thoma,
" Cowdin. Attorney Carpenter Beach. We understand
the bank b. to be located tho Second wsTd somewhere
10 the vicinity VI Fulton ald Nassau streets
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Brslness Noilres.

THIRTY YEARS EXPERIENCE OF AN OLD
NURsE-Mrs. WrSsLOws SOOTHING SYRUP is the pre'crip-
on OF the bes female physicians and In the
United States and has been used for thirty with
falling safety and by millions Of mothers and Children
from the eebe infant OF week ola the adult 1t
sody Of the stomach relieves wind colo regulates
the bows and gives rest health and comfort mother and
child. Twenty-Five cents bottle.
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BY WILLIAM ROSS WALLACE

].
4" Power. Power. Power sing;
Mighty Cotton Is the hing:
Armed with dungeon. lash and rack,
Bleeding subjects at hI- back,
How be laughs their .roaus 20 scOrn;
They for him alone were born
CofioH's hing
So the naughty satraps cried,
s,orming in their goddess pride;
Honor, mercy never known.
Justice on n shattered throne.
And thc only chorus" Mi.Lt,
With A.s rcd nr.ns makes The kish.-
Coroas hang
H.
HarA there .s auo,hcr cry
How J.. sweep. o tempest. by
zee. Nation hn-cycd stands,
Freedom Charter boz her hands
See. the .a,raps storm 10 MORE
Nhilc tie guns ou NiCh>HtRG roar,
"GoD Is hiHF ~
Wrcaihs for GE ut and PORTER shou,
Flng our flag. n stHr-siorin, out:
Honor ha. not leil the cline;
Justice sweeps the Harp 81 Time,
shaking All the rlnsomcd shore,
While lh. guns on NICKsBt no roar,
Con Is hug
'.
Nations, join the Joyous cry
Worlds. that shuddcicd ia the sky
AZ w. looked down on the chain
Clanking over Earth aud Main,
Shout " The Iyrnuts' reign is o'cr''
While tie guns Oh NICksBIhG roar,
over ruihlrfs NICKs EURC roar,
over fallen NICksBURG roar,
." GOD l. kiNG ~
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CITY ITEM =.

NITROUS OHiDE Gas A. As ASfsrHEric AcEST.
Dr Cotton claim. hsvo discovered that nilrou, oxide
"a. may be TO produce ln.su.ey pain with IL.
.colc, bus without the danger often attending the
ether OF choro5rn. lie oasfs testimony 10
support q BIZ, es 90 Advertisement snoshor column.
and will CIV. Gcr lecture and exhibition to ladies a, tho
cooper Institute tomorrow.
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THE HUMAN FACE DIVINE. See New
Physioguomy, Noses" The Tempornnents Physiology,
Psychology soul md Body. tthnoogy New Facial Abgio
OGr Socis hela,ions Courtip Loid Broughan Anna r..
Dickssou Slonewa jackson aud DI Dixon. with 90 other
Illustrations. in the July-Double-No. PnREsoLoGicAL
JOsHsAL i5c by frat post, OF VI 30 year. Address
fowLYR & WELLS, 500 Broadway, New-fork
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prom, snu Ernpri.eo.

sAs FHsSci.co Tue.tay. Jelly = ie'1
The ships Grace Daring, Napier, Mary l.. Ogden
Gaspee Charger. apd oiher hrst-olass vessels have
been loaded for many days but detained In port,
ow ng 10 Tie scarcity Of seamen. Many sailors are
arriving here who seemed dirpo-ed to Try their luck
IN some Of The mining districts before shipping
again. All classes are more subject 10 mining ieve
THE wear than sinoo 1919 and 1850. Trade falling
OF lAiiery. Jobbers are eiill doing considerable.
Groccrs look with favor upon staple goods a, old
prices In, are ind-posed to pay the advance which
many importers demand. Sugars are firm.
There l. greA, rejoicing at the news from Penusyl.
wanna and N,cksburg.
sAs Fusosoo. Wednesday. Jaly Q. 1863
Legal-iendei noics sold to-day NJ 75c.
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The Pail Of Vicksburg.

Dedicated JoHs ArsTis sTsvENs e.. Secretary o. the
LOYAL Saord Union Lesgu. and to Enrolling Commits oner
CnAKiKsA Ia MoST
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RAILROAD AccpENT.--A collision occurred on
the Rar aud Deavar. Bay Railroad Tuesday evening,
between the 4s train from NowYos Long Branch and
ir,gh train rom Phadephis. Two smashed
bu, Tho engineer Of the passenger train
jumped had been for the presence OF mind Of
Timothy Cnnns degeneration. who at tho risk Of his
life sc, engine hundred lives would have been put In
great jeopardy purs. Of s7s up for tho brave
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Cu.unlties ia the Recent battles.


A Steven, -CN y, leg q ". Coous 70 y. y. .houlr
: J. Sfiser - - ! iced v Henderson. us Pa,
n n, sr fg pa. r,e. VI. kit 81 Pa, hand
W smith i Rr onf yn.sie T. " enefing o. on Leg,
H. Miller - ONO l.ud = & Dillon. Wis, leg.
". Bfe-s..r - Ia hsud j.. W bonnin, y. T.. mp
Hal j. DuHy q, Pa mp \. Chichester. i3i y T., han B.
IN, Nafce "a /. Llsiu. o. InC.
& Tts,er 10 Ind forehead &. Hal. . Wiz.
A T. Niator WIS, tlgh J. j.. hchenfy. = W.. uiSh
pu.,ls, ID iud shou let n VI strsin - Ind tli.h
" " faytou 10 I'd. oil ghi. q. haifu Df9S yLsh T.
j. a or onDOr - BIooAyn. j. spear. . " u Maud
lrg a Cniiders Ind, loot.
/ sopee, Ind hand. !. &. Mo'.sB Wiz. aud
" =. ace Z Wis afni. Lt-toi otrphrir. % Wis
DO nl.n.h, ID. Nis. side col f.ircaii'I ~
Cs1l svserrv I'd We arm. Col W~i.ef Me thigh
Lt-loi tannta Ia Pa mp Col Pierce Airn s'fious
Nj L.. z lie ann. Gen. G.atfn. Ne. ,rfi1us
~. BIYouc Men. FOE" - -tsiu"d Mlcn leg.
Aol Image Mica, eight It, Ncmno 49, Mich, sigt
VI Ssv.l. 1ii D., srscic. j. b'nnriy .iich s'ifht
a j. II &C., allcl.. ..sere. atcicsou. t!icn r.At
81 ID D..i. D e. if arm. 4. y. S.clY. l41 " T.. arm
Capt. ~ u. feheT w. Pa, Mana H. h"ddosior Us
l,.,s .rb,. l. Mclean q Tho Kr.iy. 10 Ws.. bond
pr .aEle George nl,rse, 30 blaze, .cz.
g., s Coau4r o. Pa shout Jas ~ EyAn, % W. book
den g. fsiusu 10 y. \. NJ. hand
fi I.p,.r Igi !; Y hAnd NJ. Cnuhn ybufn ~ r..
ga ir aio+i, 80 20 font. w >. l.oH'sf ~ 70 arm
Lent : e. 20 Pn thlgh. Gsn. Mv.fs. ~ fs. sIm
I.i.Dt J.e,, Manner - IA J. Alien. ~ ia. thish.
80. j.. ~. Ofeer l. " fee. .fn.
Lent Jro 81 Loure 20 y y y Grimes. - Pa shoulder.
n lace David ila.srfy t3 "a. had
Lieu Ia. slesins y r NJ 8 nrt aur, n T. chou isf.
.ser. H. JLilcOt~. Z ~ - hap
G g. William. 20 NJ. hand ) .. Clalton. Wiz. lrs.
}. 7 F"s5ode. ~ Nc. hsud IL. Il. MrLesn' Wis ire
LIEUT.. u &. Whlt~c.r Il Ia H. Sc. Uofman. I VIZ log.
ain. Iho.. Ds.iy. z Wis. lrs.
ii .1, O. T.. Muih ~ y. !. ~. T.. j. sck = Wis., hand.
I nip. san.T Cfcrs Wis. hand
Adt j. Il. Sch1onraksr 20 sarn'I FI.t ? " bifat
\ y. n tbtrl nd arm o.. 5ffnn1 Wis. neck.
II 4. k,p. -. . Art. Lip. VIM .iiiA-, Wa. thigh
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MARRIED.

BFARD-LE CLERR-On Tuesday July !, sat tho res
d.ur. Of the pJ. athsi ly the Rev n A. stsner. W a
IA Beard md Carrie H., eldest daughter o! Thomas l.
Clear bfookyn
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SpeclaI Nollres.

4 Public Meeting Of the Ladies' Loyal Nn.
Institute oa FRIDAY. l0sh inst at Z m ny e'der oil
5. b. ANTHONY. Sec etaIy.
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PIANOS AT BARGAINs.-W,

PIANOS At BARGAINs.-N ORCESTERs CELE-
nKaTEp a OCrAyR elegantly carved PIANOS not used sr
months wal be- sold at groa; bargain for cash MONTH
Payments. New flAsos " lEI st NJ. ADJ bresdwsy
WAyEas, AgogL
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Ntw.YoRg SrirE 1EAcHEHs AssocIATIoS.-
Tie eighteenth annual ncrtu. OF this organization viii h,
nell i. year IN Troy commencing Tussdsr the 2Gih
and continuing through Wednesdny aud Thursday
The exercise. no doubt be hsh, edyiuso all who may
participate