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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-13
NEw-HAvEN RAILROAD
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
CONNIE NIINB JULY =, 1907
TRAINS LEAVE NEw-YoRK:

PASSENGER Station n Scwyork, 2stt and fthsv
Entrance 2,tlist
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-13

ERIE RAILWAY.--Passengcr trains.
IL a. u.. Express Tor Buffalo.
500 A. H., Min, daily, for O.issils
Ps ~. Mel for BDtlo. $3.50
tp "a Way. for Oti-,ii.e, NewbCrsh and Warwick
D. m Sist Exvres. dairy. .or Dunkirk bsfalo Hoshes
ter CaadaguG AID principal cstions Train OF Saturday
runs tGrou- "a to Buiii.o but does not run TO DunAk
Up a. EnigrAn; ioE DuniIrk go
tHAs MINT General Elpey ntendcn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-13

NETWORK, HARLEM, and ALBANY
~ RAlLROAD-for Albany 1879 a nj Tor Dover
Plains, 70 81 a. p N ~ soon fas s'i' ~'~ IN
. % IL. tur oiA.g tIaius see Time Inbe.
JOHN 81 re hiLL, Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-13
INFECT STEAMBOAT LINE for HART

~ FORD. connecting With railroad TO SpRlNUfiELD,
NORTHAMPTON BELLOWS FALLS BlArrLEBORty.
&c. Steamer GRANITE STATE leaves Peck slip At pm,
MONDAY Wednesday and Friday Steamer CRY oF HIATT
FOhD leaves PccAs.g a4 p ~, Tuesday thursday ana os'-
ufday
Tie boat. Of h ne frs,clas Sound s,ssers and ave
COMMANDED by competent an e1 pcrienced officers.
Ncw-lo.k May Is. 1863
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-13

CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSEY.
~ From foot Of Court and, sConDecting st lisnptos
junction with the Delaware Lsekswsnna aud Western Rail
road. and Esson with tho LeAsh Valley Hapad and s
connections forming direct urs Pittsburgh and The Wss
without change Of cars. ..
FALL ARRANGEMENT.
GREAT MIDDLE ROUTE ~ THE WEST.
Two Hours line aud sixty Miles saved BY this route te
Chicago, Cincinnati, -. Louis, 80. . . -
Commencing October Do 1903 Leave Newiork as fouews;
HARRlsBURG EtpREss-ht g. m, for Ess'on, Reading
Potable Hsrrisburg Magrh Chunk, Wiliismspou
Mai TsAIy-At Tor Eason Wafer Gap, Scranton
Great Bend, Iii-ion, DinghGafoB, WAkesbare Ne 49,,
I'm. TR,is--for Hss,oi Allentown, aauch Chunk, Wp
Transport, Rsadlng. Pottsyle Harrisburg, &C. ~
80 2. sEog Eaton, Bethlehem, Allentown and hssce
Chunk
80 2. a.--For Soinerv'iie.
6:lO A--F0r Somervilc.
~ 81 WESTERN ExPSEss-For Esston, Allentown, Head
ing Hamburg lsbuI, and the West Sleeping as rom
Jerrey City Ia. ouei to Pittsburgh
FxisEss IsAIs FoA E,RkisHCRG-The avn. Express
Train from New ork arrives a, HersbnTg at p NJ eonnes
and Nes, Pennsylvania Central Railroad hcfb
Genital Railroad North aud SOUTH and with the Snpo
lard Valley Railroad - -
from Pier 30 O. North River. 8, $50 IN J. and 5;U N
Tie boa,s stop Bergen Point AID Mariners harborevery
tnp each yay. JOSIAH y. >lEARNs. Superintendent
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Below
s..ii.I.

Brig sophia ffom icshosn. Also. 'h!p, unhno~r
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-13
Steamboats, ano Railroads

CAFETY, SBEED, AND COMFORT. Z
fOR BOSTON.
WORCESTER, PALMER FTCHBTRO, NAsHDA
LOWELL, CONCORD, TIE WHITE MOUNT ijSS.
AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS
The and sisnch seaiIcrs Of the Norwich line.
CITY OF BOSTON and N.fi OF NEW.YCGK,
leave Nev-Yok daily f>nnd.ys excepted at o clock p
f.oia Pilr No, - North River. foot II vestry-st
FOR hbN-LOSDUN
there connecting with the Steamboat Express Tain from the
absve points via Norwich Worcester Boston Worcester
Worcester hasLna, and SeS London Northern Rjoads.
Freight taken a. t.e lo,yo.' rates For information inquire
of l.. $. Martin, Agent, on 'be Pier
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-07-31

('rry lssPxcross DEPARTMENT SEw YORK.
IL ~ k,.bssr, lss occu,.sr. Q, srosr. o. Bro.p.
ne rissfs snsi ~oaid respectfully ,an your sisatos
~ N Il 80 ainfsf unt~xs&l eG.on - s~efauF ga
~ .ssss - ne ih,russ.fsrs - ths repns 49,,
tH~ prff~wi '%s1ng ~ tNs ATT taatng
Tree fr.na - 10 .-ssp,ns ~. aor~. - hs ttas 4
n3isANc~i TIE dust " fsnN "a
tAia-1 - sssfy h i1sni~fA-
~ aspoTsur " ~ p&eAsnxsr.t tao
sat su sIlAN urn rs AtteMfa4es IN ~ hsvla.
s.sstt y n s'g nlghf H~.~p~rs as@rsas rssrse.f4fr
rvrss shat ess~ foaf " sasp.
q. n.shi ks M H~sepnr. ~ s~Y~-sa u h. sffset
a. ~ ey NNabl. 4, "a 49, h4s ~
~ ther rshAg fpsp4sI a1l Broases AA@ faf~ 49, th =
l1r sl. - aet1 a. i.nsiFtuk .R&A
s~yv ,.ss.s sfnllf, yc0r 0i~siiens a~refwt
A fDOLz. cty inseetor
no COS rRACToks -sypARAgE sEaLED FE0ro.
eaia raek sueofa1 wh ia Mf's 9f - ~Sf1 ~ -
~ A1 y ~ ~t~a -h " f~se t~f rsaf* $50
igocsfs 4 Nas1ay Aar@., ls@ ~ - -
a. ~ fotgwsff sissWAs ssf~ss.
ff9n Wet NNNt'g4 ~ 1iAfAWm eferf4 Y1ty NG# Ntvt
tsfmsHN rhlf8 NuN F1NgA asfw~E viii fatNN sf.-s
tNern #fs So NipAn sfeasA2 hu& fyNa "a. ava
a. ~ . fH#8 ~ q N@Nsn fN*f
49, -. ~ - SIS 49, FL sseg t.f-s.sry is'a. 80
ttn 80 - oafata9 ~ a,@. n - So 49,, 3efs
nnNr b nAERs0r sse-tas
fNsfhN 49,
cwcs " a. Coos A4afsa.. bsast gsir = 80
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-07-31

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD TRAINS ron AL.
III bany Troy North and West lesve cusnbers
Al NJ and 10 A. NJ and STA and I031P. ~. sspon Sun.
days ~ n y ~, from rtirti,th srest 1gkess ~
procured al any 81 oHces Of wEsrcorTs ExrREss,
In New and Brooklyn and taNszs eh~cssd ~ the
o points the road and 20 aosA springs
NEW YORK. HARLEM AND ALBAsY RAILROAD =
AZ ra(ns will Twenty sisa street a. pot lot Abany
y % -. sopping ., winsnsorifss White Plains Nd
With centrs snd k.rshsrn Railroad foe s.rs,oss -ne AZ
points north And west For Groom Pals. v A. ~ sud
= n "a. r ran wii rus ss,artass, on ,s'ssnlns
SIS asd 70 nsN tio sod ~ from whgs
g. o. 10 and ~ Y. ~ Cryton FsiIs, Waite Pains and
WniiAnabfidgs trains stop ali stations Fvr Dover
Plans n NJ. soppn. Wnits n ains and stations
Dover Rstnrulns ie.ys Albany 40 A. on arrival Of
Northern and Western trains, stopping Al naueus from
ChAham Croion falis Bedford, White Psiuu'an
sbr1aee Dover Pislts s.sS ~ sboFpfnR al
stations north cf a, whhe Pisns. croson fas Sp
White Plsins, ~. So A NJ, ~ ~ as r. NJ Wal
nAnsbriirr, S "a v. aniT OsP ". Cru,on Fats wh0o
Plans AM wlitamsoridre trans atop sAtgaa san.
daf ereHrson uAins et lat arv W aroton Fss IsA
N s,0epng Il al Stations except YorNvs; Tor Wtstns-
er81e glS ii - A. ~. 2 % AM 4 n. n fsr VI Ite
pains r ~ wNisqsovidEe and White Pisiu2usinr Sop
= s stafi0nA Returning es.. wgtr Pialns ssA. NJ
iannshri1a~. 49, ~ y a. ". " fV4 10 ~ n
NJ. s,opfnr Al AZ salons croion Fas Y ", ss1prlaz
JOHN BtRtiiit.tA Superintendent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-07-31

SALES at AUCTION.

SALES at AUCTION. e.<
TINTED STATES nARsHAL's SALE.
PRIZE GOODS.
DANIEL II. BuRDErr AUcroNEER
BY BuRDETr JONES co
BY virtue orders directed Hon WIN.
IAISsEIhs ssSSc Ssass, $TLaS Ant fSocKs
ON SATURDAY. AUGUST l. 1868.
Is Gases Matches.
:, 4 Kegs Fowler.
50 e 1s Vessels PSSsS xs
Cara juniper. Alligator. Gypsy John Williams. Rosa.
y Pa Cotton from prize schooner Kate.
80 a,es Cotton from Ne sesooner sshsa
Bale Sea Island Cotton from prts 9.
Hale Cotton from prl.s .ehconsr Fl,s srs.lsrs
s1is SSa from aras
q Bale. Cotton. from prize "A scow"
Bas Sea islam Cotton from prize schooner Crazy Jana
q Bass Island Cotton from prize schooner Crazy jane
s.as"s prize sshooas' Ripple and Ros.
nSssSs sSsfHss sron. YARD BROOK
S TurpsSne cargo cargo Of prize schooner ro
30 cargo s pr1s :ssS' Minnie s'' ''n'
$ e :ss ~: :ssssIss e. Year.
&C. ss 81: :ssSss:s s'i.s rs..
Brown. lis Wall street. N, r., the slst Instant
JAMES G. CLAP,
United States Marshal Southern District Florida
TINTED STATES MARsHAL's SALE
PRIZE PROPERTY.
DANL H. BuRDsTr Auctiooeer.
BY BURDBIT. JONES CO.
RI i Sas e ne Y e. J s
LAIMBEER's STORE II ATLANTIC DOCK.
BROOKLYh, -
Al 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
PRIZE 0OOD9
From the following vrsseis:-
4. j. HODGE. AVON.
BREEZE. BROTHRR6,
CLARITA, DART.
GIPsEY. JOHN WTLLYAMa
JOHN WESLEY. SINNET,
NEPTUNE SEA BIRD.
Consisting Of
Ale Aquadente Alcohol Brandy. Buttons Beached Cloth,
Baggins Copperas. Castor OIL Ciaret, Cotton Cards Cam
Cloth, Dry Goods Gin. Hose, Hardware. HandAerchiefs
Ink, Kerosene OLE Lead Linseed OIL Leather Lo2wood,
Medicines. Nails Needles Opium. Olive OIL Pima Paper,
Pepper Qunine. Rum Rope. Shoes Soda. Shirts Soap,
Shot Schnappn Steel segars Spikes Tea Thread Twine
Catalogues win be ready Thur.day. August g. at
The goods will be for inspection before the
sale.
BROTHERS." her tackle &C. she lies at Atlantic
Dock, Brooklyn.
United States narshal Southern District Florida
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A UcTIoN NoTIcE.-posITIyE SALE OF

M NOTIIE.--TU5lTIvE SAI1E OF
IA HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
MAGNlFIcENT RIOS .WOOD PIANOfORTE,
VELVET. BRUSSELS AND INGRAM CARPETS
f. ROTH will sell by public auction the pro-
perry Of family Europe, the elegant residence
And s,th avenues to-day FRIDAY July 81 At is o'clock
in rich French satin broat and green silk reps marble
-lop Tables. Etageres Vases Turkish Easy Chairs and
Lounges. Bronze Clock Lace and Brocate Curtains Paint
,.ngs Corner and Rooksands
MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PTANOFORTE,
STOOL AND COVER. COST $3.50.
ROSEWOOD and ack walnut Bcdsteads. Bureaus Wash.
stands, spring and hair Mattresses Lounges Rockers
Chairs Blankets Beading. Extension Table, Dining Chairs
elegant French CHINA Vases. ivory Table Cut
5ass and slverware Kitchen Cutlery and Crockery, &C.
Sale positive. Deposit required
B-A furniture exlressman will be attendance to
: cart, pax OF ship goods for purchasers
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nsgg OPPORTUNITY Tox HgCsawirrERa-
~ ". ssscA@ ysItnpf, = - y = - 49, Atssfs. y
a. tUfa8pf* trAtait~ FA fNat41tkw te0lss "
- rNeFitfF. Gsse ftf~tfasN T.
hgDeAss tiaasgsK ~ $50 r.aFs fsk8e Rft#-
o. Fse'isss Bacs tftenw q =, Csc, a..
Msfff mtrN rsuw 80 efNA = Ne#gff ~ ffeaF* ~
al sac ~ tes aNsafss ~ q
ss* s..NeHs fssa4tt Wee Alt<seA "Fs~&
sssf SEAT afser~
A FtfR rEfcr dfyEW r9E RtenAD HAsD " ~
IN ~ 80 80 Nsff~as ftN0w2 tNAA ssateft ~
90 s.ss ~ sassl,e ass'-' Is.sas'' ~ s-a~ssa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-07-31

mo ryfp OCEAN COMFY tsfANp Am rROoEryx
Ra fYoa Fulian and csiisafne f~rriss 10 up~4
ION oTpry ca fsea,6 a 'oi0P ~ uns throtahi bpss
- m4inutt4. fFrs Cvuta
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"A UcTioN NoTicE.-A. c. BAKER 4 CO., AUCTION
-
A UCTIoN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE OF THE
"A EFFECTS OF A FAMILY LEAVING THE CITY
X. W. WEsTCoTr. Auetoneer
MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.

~,
SUPERBLY CARVED PAkLDR SUITS,
SILVER PLATE. RIoH CHINA, &c, De.
THIS tfklDAil AFTERNOON. at 2 O'Clock precisely,
Al the stpern ana costly Furniture Pam ngs Satuary aud
Works Of Art. rosewood Drawing Room Suits French Plate
Mifor Velvet Carpets. &C. contained IN she residence 52
West T~cnty FIRST street seventh The
onerr calls the special attention OF the public to this sale,
~ being ths largest aud richest Of Household
furniture offered a. auction this The furniture
~ made 70 order Tor ihr present owner and Is In good con-
citon The whse WIN b. rsmpory and absolutely sold,
without reserve. consisting of rosewood walnut oak and
maho anyPsror, Library Dining Room and Chamber Furn
ne Of the best a.scr ton together with Beds and Bed
G.swar- Ivory Table Cutlery Kitchen Utensils &C.. being
contents OF the above story residence Particulars
in aloGucs nj the hn. No postponem Responsible
viii be In attendance CART pack ship goods for
M
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|T sBLpSER, AUcrfokEkR- sELDNER q LEVY.
IL. Auctson~sra will s~il Friday, July 81 IDk
s,,.r sai-sroom. rs New Canal street few doors from
Che B1wevy, tn. Furnturs Stars q Bar
Room. consisting ~ Basaisc Table slsck Coun
aud Bsr Coiusers rumbi~rs Looking 9bS~s Tables,
Chair. Paror Furniture ane Wines, esgniae Hrsndies
Whiskcy Gin also ~ 10 Havana and Domestic sesars
the enoes brands CASES Of Leaf and smoking Tobsc-
A re
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ID r. HAzfLL AUcTtOSEER
IL. ~ WiuTTEMokE A HAzELL.
s<orr No 81 Liberty street
FRIDAY. JULY d.
CUTLERY, 40.
% lots 10 suit buyers
PAINT WHITE LEAD &C.
lSn tins Imperial 0reen-l1 u ami ia
" Kegs Whit Ieaa. 10 kegs Zinc.
~ osns Patent Drier
HORSE AND MULE SHOES
go kegs assorted Horse ant NIUE Shoes Of superios
Quality.
CAST STEEL
(Posronei from Wsdnss -y 2pth socnunt Of tre)
About 80 bundle. ste. bar and sheet
sorted sxes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-07-31

II T UAzELIs AuCTTONERg
IL. ~ wHfTffNvRE a HAgFLL
Store 81 Liberty street.
We wil incu IN our ssls OF today, 81 our s,or,
LIQUORS.
casks and superior quality Brandy CIR "a
boo Bierr Csrals. 40 ~ su,eror ,,ox
No. Tobacco, segars. &C.
rxrrLITAM ABBOTT. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS "a
Nv East nrosiVNs w seA. his fa ~ tNts o'rloN ia
eousus n Ito liQWor store cgrnrr ~ 1aunef sta thfr,
streets y sana sassr 80. ~ eoIs As-Fnifss tfe
&haArs. Lquors &c
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AT tn r FASHION PLEASURE GRouxos.-TRor.
"A ting aaan'Lr Az July 81, purse and stake 500
mile heats est thFse H. i've ".
Daa els nam. 8 VIM Miner; ). White names gr y
Thinaer: A.. q. ehan names br Bddy McGee. The
2 o james slip %. o'clock
rom Hunup Po!nt Tor the ana leave
Thirty fourth vely ten minutes for tiuners Point
SIOsEPH CnoGuEktN Nhpasrr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-07-31

BooARr. AUcrIoyEER.-BY 8 J. BOGARr,
81 on sstur ay August lOh O'Clock At the auction
room No ! North William street., Household Furniture,
consstsng Of Sofas Tables Chars Carpets, Bureaus. Bed
eeNds Feds Bedding. Kitchen Furniture &C. Also.
Herring's Safe Horse, Wagon, Harness, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-07-31

- Lss IN fggkefss@ rttsrssy ssas~sss a.
80 - Al Ast'se.1,'s - - - - 49, ~ - 1900
~ 1.ts = ltsog tafeseatt* = ts~ isngsstsmTs
:. .s - swf@gs tsafasNf ttsstt ffs~ms Aess rssy,
sElp WssffV hae 49,. !. -. :. = 49, ifsass ~
49, - SO ~ 4lf*t wtfa gNNF fsmu a.
-. ~ Ewsfba n 49, spHF rsns ~Ft. 49,
t.atls gN4N 3s# fssy sEss W $500 W bwsssf ss
.r+~, la~fA tsfFtt Nss ". - 80 80 ftls
80. "a G~a0tts Ne 90 sef Agss.sA ~ 1880 -.
tnss Yes t4aInfas NEssI@-W afrtat@s #f~
Icy U#tsasrs glfsf - ~ sety-tAANe wsr fsfs
Ye.@s yfant.nGsu surra ast - 49, msvsa swf 40
ia sfsefsssns1
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-07-31

A sroSfsHIN0 10 ALLt-MADAME MORROW.
n seventh daughter and born with All Of fore
ght To ell how soon and often you viii marry and all yoa
wish W sno :, even your thoughts. Her
mAs image 10 full operation and
be found the whole world she gives lucky and
snows you correct hkrn- 81 rou present. future
bsnc and absent fend. wihani am chaSs- 10 Ludlow
street below Honst0n. fe~ only all hours
unul - IN The evs ming 0enileInen not Admitted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-07-31

TosFpH HgoEMAy SATURDAY. AUGUST l. AT Iols
d O'Clock NJ. II No. tPhnips' row skiman street,
Myrtle Park avenues BrcokynSrusscs and
InsrAin Ocotha naho Sofas Chairs Tables
Curtains y er Glass. Heater. Crosksry, ac
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-07-31

THE ATLANTIC IRISH ROYAL STEAM NAVIGATION
i COMPANY
GALWAY LINE.
ADRlATlC 200 horse power, g. % tons
HffERNIA, Loo horse 20 aer 1000 tons
COLUMBIA ] 100 horse power. 1000 tona
ANGLIA 900 horse er 5000 tous.
The magnificent steamship
ADRIATfC
will sail from Liverpool via Galway 10 New York
Wednesday the 18th Of July 70 be followed By me other
steamers Of the line every alternate "Wednesday.
Rates OF from Liverpool New York payable Ia
gold or It's equivalent IN currency
cabin ~
For passage apply AZ the Office OF tho agents.
SABEL a sEARLE. % Broadway.
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edward sINTzENrCH. AuCTIONEER
~ SUPERB SPAN or BLACC HORSES.
Ek1GANT SPAN OF BAY n0RsEA ov<

r BoGART. AvCIIoHEEnzs ~ BoSAR1 WILL
inson place gentse Household Furniture. consisting Of
ta,as window shHoes Sofas Lounges Easy and Rocking
Hat sand English Oicoth Brussels Stair Carpets
Chande iers Fixtures ros-wood and mahogany French
Bedstesds Cottage Hair Mzttpesses Pillows and BOZ
st~n. Paa.se- Bedding Dressins Bureaus Washstsnds
Dining Room Extension Dining Table, Chairs, Crocxery
and 0lAss Ware Cooking Utensils Kitchen Range
Rafrgerator Table Cutlery, &c. Also one light Buggy
Wit tou. mol ant shnfts
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TNo. = BITS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NOTICE. :
81 stock q groceries, &c. GERARD. BEITs co.
win sell on Friday July 81 ~ IL clock. Mt 1871 Third
nue.. Ff hrs rrrst the stock o. 0rocer'.s &C cor
Sugar Ccee Starrh Soap Flour, Butter. Spices Saers
tus Cocoa, choco Platform Scales &C. cofnprisns
Ana Lea 81 store.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1863-12-10
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
REPORT OF THE SECRETARY OF wAE-
WAs DYpAGTxrSr, I

De' 7" '0|7F'
Ar. lrss,d,-nt. "a general summNy OF the mi1ta-
~ opera OF the past year "a furnished by tina rs-
port OF he Genetal-in-Chief hererifb suhni''"d. a.
list oi the detailed ofci, reposs that have been ~
turned his Department by the Generals eommano-
lux also accom- panie- this rror'. Inc inhusnee of
thee opsrat in .uopr s'ing iht rebellion ana r"-
storing the An, hoti,y Of ths General Government
c,nno, be owe estimated ~ 'be reduction Of vicks-
burg and Port lui.on the navigation Of the hssis-
.ppi Rive. has bten op-n.i and the national COM
merce i. apdy md ur'ly returning to that fress
him a. az IN, Continent. Tue Ieba tnrritory has
t,.rcqtin The sts'-' ve,; Of the Mlxi1iypd
(ternausd O. FoxrtA Fassl
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Successful PiraticaI Trick.

New York steamer seized Ne1r
Cape Cod.
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Latest News
Br rTHLSGRAPH TO TIE NEW york s7y
PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.
EMANCIPATION PR0CLAHA.
TION TO STAND.
40 0SLAvES TO BE RETURNED.
An Amnesty Proclamation.

How the Rebel Nlnsse. Wpv
ne Save|.
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OFFICERS AND LEADERS DOOMED.

WAR AND NAVY REPORTS.
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IMPORTANT GENERAL NEWS.
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Interesting Facts and Figures.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-05-07
$3.50. \ YEAR.

cling at the north east corner of said lot
and in the center of the road, being north 81
degrees west Of a certain rock described in
said survey, running thence north So! degrees
east 165 feet thence north 81 degrees west
rods, to the Wisconsin River, thence down
said River TO poins north 81 degrees west
from the place OF begiAning, with tavern,
store and barns.
Lot and Saloon on the NV corner of the nc
frae. t Of Sec. II, Town %, Range s, being
the part of the lot purchased by Joseph Wood
of Oliver Martell. by Warranty Deed recorded
on page III of Book ''E" of Deeds in the Reg
isters Office of Wood County, being the part
of the lot which was not decided by the said
Joseph Wood to Augustus Marteiic.
All Of fraction of Lot No. l, Sec II, I. 22,
r. 6, belonging to Geotge Kline's estate, srith
the improvements, consisting of the house oc-
eupted by Mrs. Geo. Kline the house occupied
by CHARLES Kline, the house occupied by Wa,
Kline, the house formerly leased to Me. Min
kle, the old sragon shop and the old log barn.
The above described premises not Intended to
include the lot leased to A. 3. Sampson.
House and lot bounded as folloaos: Com
mencing at point $50 feet south and so feet
,csst of the ne corner of the set nw1 Of Sec,
II, Ioon p, Range s, and running oest l2O
feet, thence south 100 feet, thence east l2o
feet, thence north 100 feet to the place of be-
ginning. North, South, East and West being
according .o and parallel uith the section line
according to Government survey.
House and lot bounded as folloes: Com
mencing 30 feet ,rest Of the quarter line run.
ming north and south through Sec. II, ToUn
%, Range 6, and $40 feet south of the north
east corner of Sec II, T. %, K. 8, running
parallel uith the quarter line $50 feet, thence
,0est at right angles l2o feet, thence north at
right angles $50 feet, thence east, at right aa-
giles 100 feet to the place of beginning.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-05-07
Sheriff'S Sale.

State of Wisconsin--he the Circuit Court of tho
County Of Wood.
Spencer G. Bryant, Plaintiff, against Joseph
Wood and Ebenezer Haviland, defendants.
DY virtue of an execution issued out of said
- Court iA the above entitled action to me
directed and delivered, l have levied upon and
shall expose for sale and sell at public auc-
ton, to tho highest bidder, at my office in
the village of Grand Rapids, in said county,
on the twenty-fourth day Of March "a D. 1868,
at two O'Clock p. NJ, all the interest the above
named defendants or either of them had Oh
the second day of March, A. D. 1860, or any
time thereafter, in the following described
premises, lying and being in the County Of
Wood and State of Wisconsin, or so much
thereof as shall be sufficient to raise the sum
due the plaintiff for principal interest and
costs, together with the expenses of sale, to
wit: phe west one half a of lot No. three
(3). thrtv-fve (37) feet off the cast end Of
lots No. FIVE t5) and six (5), and lot No. four
Il two 81, three IS and four 4 in block
No. thirty-thrcc 1881, all in Woods Addition.
TO the village Of Grand Rapids. Also all that
part of fractional lot No. eight F8l in section
No eight [Sl, township No. twenty-five T221
north, of range No. six EGI east, rot Included
in the village plat of the village OF Grand
Rapids.
Dated sheriffs Office, Grand Rapids, Feb.
81, A. D. 1853.
NJ j. McRAITH,
Sheriff Of Wood County.
O. C. MERRIMAs, Pltff's Atty. 6wG
sE-The above sale is hereby postponed IN
til Wednesday, the 10th day of June, 1863, at
the same place and hour of the day.-Dated
March oath, 1863.
M J. McRAITH,
i3w1i Sheriff of Wood County
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-05-07
DELINQUENT TAX LIST.
TREAsURER's OFFICE,

:
NOTICE is hereby given that the fol-
1s lowing described lands have been re,
turned by the Treasurers of the several
towns in said county for delinquent taxes
,on the same, for the year 1862, and that
&C much of each tract or parcel OF land
herein described as may be necessary for
that purpose, will, on the SECOND
TUESDAY, being the 18th day of MAY,
A. .. 1868, and the next succeeding
DAYS, be sold by me, at public auction,
at nv Office in the Town Of Grand Rap
ids in said county, for the payment OF
taxes, interest and charges thereon, un-
less said taxes, interest and charges shall
be paid before said day Of sale.
E. DUTRUIT,
County Treasurer.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1863-05-07
BOOTS ND SHOES.
HATS AND CAPS,
Wet and Dry Groceries,

of the best and choicest selections to be found
in the wholesale market. Call and examine
his stock before buying elsewhere. Terms in
variably cash.
E. B. ROssIER.
Centralia, DE 2stb, 1862.