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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-08-03

A UCIION NOTiCF-3UO CASES B.NI
n and .hoes. 70 be sold a. auction. Monday, Aus.
NJ lo> oc,k, a. til. store Of {. :. PARSONS s,,S7'
ri Cortland N'h
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-08-03
.sE.S nrsAh nslsANEas.

At IT. PAWNBEOkERS TICKETS
"A ~auted viii IA t4oIe than any person Ia thu,
city lr pawn tictcf. 0i diamond, NHtchcs c~vlry,
ruus, psiuls llvrrv'fr, tc. ANY per-"n hnvine 'ik
go TO sell vrud io well 20 CAL before disyorins "
them elsewhere Tho above advanced on IL desired,
liz and iur stIT tilrsck,r ~ NJ stAirs 2bi
A 4 cu9-i AWNBROkEkN TICKETS
"A wan ed viii p-v iO per n more III Any
other r.on the city. for Il. k' lor watches. da-
uuni. swt ~. ,iiver ware. guns pit T., sibe, &c.
i.ud money literally advanced on the zane. relncm.
tor the -c,, 6D broadway Houston u, up f's'rs,
rom. ti@
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-08-03

'JuOS REILLY, AUt OFFICE iu6 NINTH
Il av, Ill s,ll 'hs dN, a. IN o'eio,t, u ~ N't
.,sh 'no 80. Aud -tires " .re.y aII L. NOR
o. e, 10 is;tng ui cor 'ti Sc 10, sslt. rs.tSr 80
wum,e, suaA sisich, teas, -.ieee sc or W y" 'rd
A ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-08-03

I're Clothing ,ntt"r-' A-.oriuiic" Wi
hold q rcvnlnr meeting, Thia Ev,nnc. ~ | u MART
ho'ol, aUtS l'rnomc At, eo.aero! foryth &. kAlIli
i'rrs. H. FILMING, &c. lN'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-08-03
NIhA.hEAEea.

SLCOND RECT ENGINEERS. n. Y. :. v,
ouste lothNsp YORK oil. klgnosrn al yct,Tans
"a o. h"ls de@iruus Of ons;rr ~ this iavuli, t,z-
uent nov Doing recruited a. eL amer, vii cell -
~ HianoG a.. bpuu aud nav ruP-ri,r to any other
r. - N he service. II. sLOnsON, Captain ~
l.. ,urefa. $40
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-08-03

Sd REGIMENT LNGlNEERS. N. y. s. V,
= late 10Th n Y Vol fug D ser, The W.r D.nsrt-
aud the authorities Of hs state hsvt a,,'hor-
lied the recruiting a 'Lia vetIf,l r,Giucut t.u,.
nprrs. pay ana slloNAnces up nor g. az thor
cory in M A"vlcs hvadIusrtaT +If-i N-oa Away.
The New York herald., 1863-06-15
THE LECTURE SEASON.

IMPORTANT LECTURES DAILY, FOR GENTLEMEN
only. at the New York Museum Of Anatomy, 6s broad.
Parties unable 10 attend these lectures have them
orw arded receipt OF 10 cents by addressing Secretary OF
tho New York Museum OF Anatomy.
The New York herald., 1863-06-15
PROPOSALS..


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sDe ~S The $ " II ana %s &.
n nss a, on Hs bidder written % Wy % cseved at this
For dredging slip between Piers nombe" Thirteen and
For dreaeing SIP between Pen numbers Nineteen and
Rebsidns and repairing foot Of Thir,ieth street.
hoo.s in Mortar stree, Cor Engine Company Number
- hoa.e in william Stree, for Engine Company Num-
New house In Worth stree, for Hose Company humber
New house in Forty third street for Hose Company Mum
New house ia Rsnwiek street for Hose Company Number
sM ns snrsAnd gutter Rss.is.h stree. ssswssn Third
R.sSang and grading Seventy seventh stree. between
s.,tisa curb ssa gutter in Desbros's' street between
ss;.ias curb gutter 10 rny stree. between
piaasns in One saaarsd and Twenty street, between
Third avenue and Harlem rissr .,,. "a
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OPyICE ov THE cnoiox AQUEDUcr BOARD JUNE
70 sons Vasrynss -seslsd propssaIs nSored "Propo.
l, sals o. Tsp s9s., q be received at 'Ai. 0o' until y
ss; ,sss e. = e.: s:s.s.s Of .ss
1Ss w Of rap ro or Of any emit. equal in
hars.s.s 2 yss. = !: = called Quincy sr.s; i
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No stone win be- received which IN depth .i,her more
s. s1p c or s ~ Mss ''i Il .a
AK Forum. Tor The bids and ali other n.cesar, norms
ton e obtained on application W the Contract csrh 81
speei cations with the Of agree auAehed will
be ready on or about Thursday .s.n, " s~r..yx.
The New York herald., 1863-06-15
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fpe Brss wpfk u. IVA bs~ijt3. IfNtyc4. A.
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The New York herald., 1863-06-15
ElsE Arts.

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The New York herald., 1863-06-15

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pRorosALs ron sl:@ncp cEsraAL PARK ApDl.
the Cofoiler. OIee anii Nondsy. 2i d-J o. Jaas.
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The New York herald., 1863-06-15

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The New York herald., 1863-06-15

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q -. ". LA sytS
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-04-21

rebel goods, and then load her with articles
that do not grow in Virginia, such as
Sugar, Salt, Coffee, and everything size
viii carry, then set her rudder and off she
goes. She is named the Louisiana Tiger
and is owned by the fourth Louisiana reg
iment. There were ten of the rebels deserted
and came over to us while we were on picket.
We have everything ready for move as
soon as the roads permit.
Yours, &C., WILLIAM"
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-04-21

REBEL SINKING FUND.-The steamer
keyport on her last trip to Baltimore, Tues
day evening last, stopped at the wharf to
unload some citizen prisoners she had aboard
As they were coming off the boat, one ct
them missed his footing, and over he went
into the ''briny Deep" losing in his watery
voyage about four hundred dollars in silver
which he had about his person at the time,
but himself finally succeeded in reaching
the shore. The money was at length re-
covered by some of the Post guard, much
to the JOY of the aforesaid prisoner
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-04-21

We have the pleasure of informing the
patients of the first division that reading
room for said division, is now open for their
benefit, at the lower end of Ward K. VIII
the friends of the patients use their utmost
endeayors to supply it with choice reading
matter and games. Those at a distance
as we'll as those at the Point, can render
great assistance in the way of supplying
the patients with something to divert their
minds.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-04-21

OUR doctors, patients, and others, taking
advantage of the past week Of fine weather,
have been enjoying themselves at ball play
ing, to considerable extent. This delight
full athletic sport we would earnestly
recommend to all our patients who are able
to indulge in it, but at the same time would
caution them against over exertion Try
it, tits better for you than all the quinine t.
d. you can take in month.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-04-21
Special Correspondence IF The Gazette.
y AgmY or THE PoToMAc,
FALMOUTH, April 18th.


EDroRs or HAMMOND GAZETTE Il
promised letter from this place, and while
/ have the leisure win fulfil it, for wish
TO keep up my interest in Your journal, as
[ do in 80 many people and objects connect
ed with the hospital. The ancient city of
Fredericksburg Ii about mile from my
tent. This afternoon / went down to the
picket lines on the bank of the river, and
listened to. rohel music, played upon set
Of instruments taken from Pennsylvania
regiment at the last fight The stream is
quite narrow at this place, and pickets talk
across freely. / saw but few soldiers on
the other side, but the old battle field, and
the batteries are readily distinguished
The city is pleasantly located, and re-
minds one of pictures Of old places in older
countries. This morning | rode to Gen.
Hooker's headquarters, and further on to
Gen. Meade's, in whose corps (the 5th)
our old friend, Dr. Wagner, is medical di-
rector for Gen. Sykes division.
The lines extend for fifteen miles. and
the force Of the army is estimated at a high
figure. Gen. Hooker is very popular, and
has the confidence OF his troops. Long
before you get this, you win know that
there has been movement, perhaps across
tho river. Several corps have received
their marching orders to-day. A large
body Of cavalry was started off some two
days since, and this morning there was
sharp firing in the direction they took.
Everything is bright and exhilarating,
and the music from headquarters band,
which comes along with the evening breeze
is, in the highest degree, inspiring; but |
do not 30 soon forget the cheerful notes of
your own brave bugler, nor the well beaten
drums of the I'd Maryland; and neper can
/ forget my old kind friends at the Ham
mond General, Looking at you from this
distance, Iexclaim: Happy Point Lookout!
Fortunate in your commander; fortunate
in your Surgeon in charge, in your willing
nurses and faithful sisters / wish that
everybody could know what the Hammond
General Is, and what superb point is yours
for the Object, Many Of the pleasantest
hours Of my life have passed among you,
and / would rather have the grateful re-
membrance of my old patients and associ-
ates, than the honors of triumph.
A deserter from the rebs swan the river
last night, and was taken to the Lacy
house He states that the enemy are very
short Of provisions.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-04-21

the borders thereof, and also to the physi-
clans and stewards, and to the ward-mas-
tiers that are In all the land, and to all that
bow the head to Anthony the king, from
the rising of the sun even to the going down
of the same. that they may gather them
selves together unto us, and let us make
merry and be glad because of those who
we're sick and are well again. And all the
women lifted up their voices with one ac-
cord, and cried aloud saying: As Abigail
the queen hath said, even so shall it be
done. Now it was SO that Abigail the
queen had a banquet hall, where she and
her maidens Jared samptuously every day.
And this was the manner of it: Fourteen
cubits was the length thereof, and the
breadth thereof was seven eubits, and six
cubits was the height Of it. And the porch
that was in front Of the banquet hall, the
length of 1t was Eve cubits, and the height
thereof was seven cubits And the banquet
hall of queen Abigail was ceiled with lime
inlaid with hair; and the walls thereof
were garnished with branches of holly and
pine trees, for beauty. and engravfngs were
hung upon the walls thereof And it was
so, about the time of the going down of the
sun, when Abigail the queen and all her
maidens had assembled in the banquet hall,
that all the mighty men of valor, and the
chief musicians of Anthony the king, as
sembled themselves together also unto
queen Abigail and her maidens, and they
sang songs and made music scithoaa instru-
ments of brass and stringed instruments
And Abigail the queen took the finest of
the -four, mingled with the choicest sweets
from the land which had risen up in rebell-
ion against the land Of their fathers, and
spices from the groves of Arabia, and
kneaded and baked cakes, and made a great
feast for all the mighty men of valor who
had come up into the banquet hall Of the
queen. And when they had eaten and
drunken and made merry, they returned
every one unto his own place. And the
rest of the acts of queen Abigail and all
that she did, are they not written, every
one of them, with pen of iron, and craven
with point of diamond Upon the hearts of
all the young men and maidens throughout
the length and breadth of the land ?
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-04-21

LAST WEEK OF THE MINISTRIES The
Drum Major will appear in four solos
Bone solo, Violin solo, and in his original
Banjo solo; also song and dance, Ham
Fat Pan, and also the rattle snake JIG
dance; the whole to conclude with the
Railroad Smash up.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-04-21
The First Book or Chronicles.
CHAPTER I.

Now it came to pass in the reign of An
thony the king, in the first year Of his reign,
in the month Abb. which is by interpreta-
ton, April, ON the fifteenth day of the
month, that Abigail the queen, consulted
with all tho chief women OF her court, and
said unto them: II it seem good unto you,
and If it be pleasing in the eyes Of Anthony
the king, let us send abroad to our patients
everywhere, that are left in the land, from
the Chesapeake to the Potomac, even unto
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-04-21

DURING the past week four patients have
been transferred to the Post hospital two
admitted, and one died, in
hospital, three hundred and fifty-four -
There was also one death in the Post hos
pital.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-04-21

RECEIVED, from New York, by the steam
err planet" fifteen barrels and eight boxes.
Thanks to the kindness of distant friends.
The fruit and vegetables in good condition,
and most acceptable, especially as We are
just now without potatoes.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-04-21

AnRrvAL.-Medical Cadet S. B Mer-
shon, assigned to duty in this hospital by
order of the Surgeon General, arrived in
the Balloon, ON Tuesday last.
Hammond gazette. [volume] (Point Lookout, Md.) 1862-1864, 1863-04-21


We are permitted to make the following
extract from letter, dated April 10th,
from soldier in the Army of the Potomac,
to u patient in this hospital. It very
clearly demonstrates that the life of the
soldier is interspersed with incidents quite
refreshing to him, and that it is not wholly
made up of hardships and suffering;
This day was splendid one; we had
grand review by President Lincoln and
wife, and Major General Hooker and staff
it was grand sight to see, over seventy
five thousand men in one large field, and
every man dressed in his best.
We came in off picket yesterday. The
rebs and us have got quite sociable; they
have got full rugged man-of-war in the
river it is about four feet long and she
carries four little brass guns ON each side.
and pivot gun ON the bow. She is the
only communication we have got. The
rebels load her with tobacco and the daily
papers, and set her sails and rudder, and
start her of, and she comes straight over
no matter which way the wind blows; when
she lands on our side we unload her of the
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-09-23
IT ..a, n.;, - "A sbs.f Fosnk. & 5ofbefs.

II .rrie, A. nait .vs "A shsef Foot & Others.
f,uERIFF' sAI,E-In obedience to ihe commabd of
- rtrr of sri. Issues from tfs Ceur, Common Pleas
OF Portage County. Ohio. to ME directed, sha loer
for sal al public auction the door Of the ourt
Honse in Ravepna SATURDAY. the 81 day of 0eo
bnr 4. D. ist3 at about II o'cocs A. N Of said
W.T. Situate in the Township of Nelson, in the
oan fPortage, and State of hio, and is bounded
and described as fellows: being part of lot number
twenty seven, caanIaEeiI bEndred and sky
two rods ad 6fs Hbk east from the port. west
corner said lot. thence III fl ~ FIVE rods asd
thirteen links to hares Goodsels land, thenre est
land decided to Caro- ne Foct, thence north to lot
line, thence east 10 Place of beginning e1Etaining
1s one IS n acras of laad sci off from the end
of u one hhdred ard acre tract, decided TO Fla
vel eek with by said Asahel and Caroine Foot the
2sth day of jane, ls4t appraised at SlS75, and
iak, y d an order of sale as the property Asahel
Foot aud others, the suit of Harriet A. Daily.
j. l.. q H. q Ranney. attys. for Pl'f
WILLIAM f. z 4hSoNS, Sheriff
SHERIFF's OFFICE, RAvgSNA, +. S IS fzS & sss52
| \ ugusl 3lst, 1868 septs2-5w
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-09-23
. ailwhon i. may Gonee, n.

:, oTfGE is hereby given that the undersigned has
been appointed The lawful attorney of John
cey, of Fittsbnre, Alle eRheny Co, Penn. only
heir of Margret Thomas, deceased late of Palmyrae
Portage County. Ohio, 10 ask, demand snd receive
all such sum of money, bis, goods aud
other demands whatsoever, which or shall be due.
owing, or paysble and belonging TO the sud John
Kincey the only heir of the said Msrgret Thomas.
deceased twifs of Daniel Thsmas.1 also giving aud
z ting unto the updersigued full power and au-
thorty 20 appear at III Recorders ard Probate Offices
liu Kavenna, ounty of Portage, aud State Of Ohio,
heys Attorney for The said JOIN Kincey,
as the heir at law of the said Margret 1hom de
ceased, and nowiedge satisfactiah in the Records
saia offices for a sDch de IS and interest. AND in
full diseh &c thereof, with fun power to do, xecat
aud uerform whatever may be found necessary in the
pren ises, J IN BREEZE.
TlYsSftpe of the authority invested in me attor-
d mes + John Kineey, hereby ferfar sale, by
private contract that certain House and Lot in the
sii.ses.f Palmyra, Portage Comfy. Ohio, now occu-
riri Il, Daniel Thomas. in the property can
m, adtly old it may be rented on reasonable
teruis tS applying TO the undersigned.
JOHN BREEZE,
< 3Aitorney. .fnr Jqha KiDcey ,of Pittsburgh, Pam
September Q. 1868. 3w
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-09-23
Legal @Nosiee,

VALENTINE LEosCII, of the State of Iowa. Michael
Leoseh, Adam Leoscti, Elizabeth Weitzell ard her
husband Philip Weitzel, of Randolph, Purts COUNT
,,bin notified that he 18th day of August 1868
William Lepsch filed in ihc office of tie Clerk OF TIE
Court Of G Pleas OF said Portage County his pet.
ton against demanding partition of 62 and "a loo
acres Of 9s, said Randolph bounded horth
b, land If Adam Leosi. iy the lot hue south by
land oil Leosch, west by line parallel WITH the east
line and distant from it % chains and SO links
being ,he apariea Conrad and Philip Lcoseh ty
saieceTt Sa def ndants, joint owners of said eai
estate ssi plaintiff reqRirtd TO said petition
kefore i4th dy October 1868, at hcl tine the
petto viii be for hearing, order will be taken mp
pointing guardians for SAID minor defendants and apsr
ing said real estate. ordering Its sale y said Cor
may be de ened advisable ard uei other aId
further orders plaintiff may think necessary.
NJ. ST UART,
-s..5s5tF.s Attorney for PetitioHer.
ugust 24,h, 1853. aus26-6w
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-09-23
Administrator,s Sale of Real Estate.

order of sale granted by the
Gonrt of the County of Portage, and State of Ohio,
will cfflr fur sale at public auction, on
The lGth day of October, a. D. 1868,
atone o'c ck P. ,at the door OF the Court House
in Raveuna, Portage ountF, Ohio, The following de-
scrieed real estate belonging TO the estate of 10 n
Gardner late OF the Borough of York, Pa.,deceased.
situate in.the townships5f Franklin Ceunty uf Por-
tage ard State of Ohio, and BOUNDED af described
assfoil6ws: Situate in Lot No 25 in said Tow nshp
of Fraskiin and bounded the North by lands 70
merlv owne by N H. Weed, of New York bui
lately claimed owned by Il. v. BTerce aud SOLD
at tax sale to 5 D. Harris and +. W Craine, on The
East the west line of Township Lot No "a, on the
s,.nih by land f9rmeriy owned by c. l.. Rhodes. ol
iIiiain Pomeroy, hotl, md on the Nest y The
bal.ki of the Cuyahnga River contaiLiDg three
acres of landslsi Appraised ut $500 o..
2 fEKMs eF SALE - Cash on day of5sple. 5-5z4s
p - sEzas He. R6NNEY,
admir- Of John Garduer- decd.
Pavenna. o.. September etb, 1863. a,4w
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-09-23
ADMINISTRATORS a sale.

ON the 18Th day OF October, 1863, at O'clock in the
" afternoon. the premises herein described. at
Deerf.l in the County of Portage, Ohio, VIII be
sold toths highest bidder. the following real
as The property o. Peter Lazarus deceased, 10 wit:
tage, and State of Ohio being part of I.-t number
three in said township, containing thrv
hundredths OF acre, bounded, east by County road,
North and West by State road, and South by Mill
Greek also eight acres and eighteen hundredths OF
acre in Lot. beginnings ius sou,h of the
northeast of said lot the county line, thence
south 10 chains and 25 5inss to beech tree thence
north IS degrees west six chains 25 links 10 tree
sbence nert ~ degrees west chains and 56 links
thence south II degrees west 2 chains nd n,linSs,
thence horths27 degrees west3 chains Mill Creek
For4, thence south 73 degrees east chains tha
north END of Nil Dam, thence south 6s degrees east
chains ard % links; the abeve being ii e L.zurus
mill property will he soIdscesr of the widow
dover, and Aiponst.ei eierf5d pay ments.
GE0RGEsIAZAkUS, Admir- of
effI Peter lazarus, decd.
4 sepf5i5, 1868. Is 4w
The Portage County Democrat. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1863-09-23
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