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

"Ie see, said old Steve, "the next
summer arter | cum up here to settle,
we got cut OF meat aud as taters and
corn cake war never made to 90 down
without grease, told my old oman
one day, that | would go out among the
mountains and see if couidn catch a
il bar SO taking my gun started, arter
telling her that | shouldn't be back
afore night. Wall, | tramped round
till it must have been nigh noon, with
out seeing sign Of bar; and getting
a little bit tired, sat down on log to
rest. / hadn't sat long afore | seed
"a big pine stub that had been broke of
by the wind about thirty feet high.
The moment | set eyes on it knowed
that bar stald there, for the sides of
the stub was all scratched over with
their claws Wall, Steve thinks l to
myself, ye are in luck amt ye? but
let's see If the bar is IN there, or whether
we have got to wait for him. When /
got to the stub, couldn't tell for the
LIE of me If he were in it or not by the
scratches, so 1 leaned my gun against
the tree and climbed up to look down
in. Arter some hard work | got to the
top and peeked down into the hole. 1t
was so dark that | couidn see anything
so [ leaned over further and stuck my
head further down but as | did SO,
some OF the tarna wood gave way, and
down | went into the hole, ker-chunk |!
1t liked to have knocked the breath
ou, OF me but arter cum to, and
found that had landed on the top Of
two young cubs. Wall, Steve, thinks !
We are in for it now, ain ye? What il
the old she bar shall come nome to feed
her babies and find what queer bird
had tumbIed down her chimbly? Wall,
| tried to get out, but you might as we'll
tried to have climbed the sides of an
iceberg, for | slipped down faster than
| got up Wall IN about ten minutes |
heard the old bar crawling up the stub
and 'spected that was goner. But
at that nom mt a bright idea popped
into MY head The bar begun to back
down INTO the hole, and | took out my
jack knife and when she came within
reach, | grabbed a stout hold of her by
the tail with one hand, and with
the other pricked her with the knife,
and the way she went up that stub
was a caution to railroads. When | got
up to the top Of the stub | let go; but
my engine put down the outside, and
streaked it Tor the woods. | was down
to the ground in jify, but | hadn't
heart to shoot the critter artcr my ride;
but | nailed another atore | got hum.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-04-02
LAWS OF WISCONSIN.
BY AUTHORITY.J
rPuJlished March II, 1868.
CHAPTER 50.

AN ACT to change tie time ofholding
the general terms of the circuit court
in the sixth judicial circuit.
The people Of the state qf Wisconsin, represented IN sen
ate and assembly do enact as foitoecs
Section 1. That hereafter, the gener
al terms Of the circuit court in and for
the counties composing the sixth judici-
al circuit in this state, shall be held as
follows, to wit:
In the county of Clark, on the first
Monday of March, and the first Mon lay
Of September, in each year:
In the county Of Jackson, on the sec
ond Monday of March, and the second
Monday of September, in each year
In the county of Monroe, on the third
day of September, in each yerr:
In the county of La Cross, on the
fourth Monday of March, and the
fourth Monday Of September, in each
year; ],
In the county ofVerDon, on the fourth
Monday of 4 pril, and the second Monday
of October, in each year:
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-04-02
Wisconsin Items.

Lieut.. Col Whipple, of the 10Th
Wisconsin, on the night of the 10th
inst. captured a small boat which was
attempting to run the blockade on the
blockade on Elizabeth River near Nor
folk. with ~ 1000 worth of contrabands
good on boarl
Some Of the farmers of Dodge coun-
ty have already commenced sowing
wheat.
1t is reported at Washington that
the Second Wisconsin regiment is to re-
turn to recruit. Colonel Fairchild is at
present on visit to his brother, who is
on at Fortress Monroe.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-04-02

In the county of Richland, on ii
third Monday Of April, and the thin
Monday of October, in each year:
In the county of Crawford, on the
fourth Monday of May, and the fourth
Monday of October, OF each year:
In the county Of Trempealeau, on the
first Monday Of May, and the first Mon
day of November in each year
In the county Of Buffalo, en- the sec
ond Monday OF May, and the second
Monday Of November, in each year
See 2. All writs, process, services,
continuances, proceedings and recogn-
izances heretofore issued, made, COM
menced or entered into, in or from sale
courts, or either of them, and all pro,
ceedings pending therein or returnable
thereto, whether by rccognizance or 9th
erwise, shall be held and taken as re-
tnrnabIe at the times mentioned in this
act holding the said courts, respectively,
in the said several counties.
Sec. 3 All acts or parts of acts con
ficting with or contravening the provis
ions Of this act, are hereby repealed
Sec 2 This act shall take effect and
be in 'orce from and after its passage
Approved March l3, 1868
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-04-02
Items.

Items
New potatoes have appeared in the
| markets or Louisville Kentucky.
Joseph L. Lewis, of Pennsylvania,
succeeds Mr. Boutwell, as Commissioner
OF Internal Revenue
The Prince of Wales, the future
King OF Great Britain Git he lives long
enou. h) was married on Tuesday, 10th
uIt
A melancholy man preys upon
himself, as distressed monkeys are said
to cat their own tails
1t is an old proverb that "boys will
boys. What a pity tisn It equally true
thai men wifi be men
A telegram from Washington says
the President will appoint Gen Butter
Provost Marshall General.
Ten Rosccrans tele2raphs to Gov
Morton, OF Ind, that Cur soldier cap
iuyed 10y Van Dorm have no doubt been
sent to Vicksburg
Since the beginning Of the war ff-
teen thousand applications have been
received for widows pensions and nine
thousand Tor invalid pensions.
An Eastern editor heads his list of
Births, Marriages. and Deaths thus -
''iiatched, Matched and Dispatched. "
A Frenchman got exceeding angry
with W + at hotel. You rascal, "
exclaimed he, Il blow your nose for
you
a head properly constituted can
accommodate Itself to whatever pillows
the y.cissitudcs OF fortune may place
under it,
A wounded Irishman wrote home
from the hospital, and finished by say
ing. I've fought for this country I've
bed for ii, and shall soon be able to
say I've died for it.
Capt Henry G. Thomas, OF the
llth L. 5, Infantry, has accepted the
command OF IA coiored regiment. He
is the first West Pointer who has ac-
eepted such command.
Mustard grows wild on thousands
of acres in California. 1t is superior to
the English imported mustard, and its
gathering will yet become become q
great branch OF business.
All accounts agree in reporting
great destitution and distress in North
ern Alabama and Georgia The rebel
army are starving the entire population.
The Michigan Legislature has pass
ed a law to encourage the cultivation Of
sorghum 1t exempts all property used
in its manufacture from taxation, and
offers Il bounty OF Is for each one hun
dred pounds Of the sugar produced
The late Prince Albert's savings
during his official life amounted to
S5,000,000 His widow kindly permits
the English people to furnish his mon.
ument, and keeps his property intact
Having large ramily to support, she
must be prudent.
A volume of prose essays, by the
late Mrs. Browning, is about TO be pub
lished It comprises essays on the
Christian Greek poets, and series Of
OF striking criticisms on the whole line
OF English poets from Chaucer TO
Wordsworth.
On Sunday, March Is, a fast
echooner, while leaving the harbor at
San Francisco, was overhauled by Gov
ernment agents and found to be in full
outfit for privateer About twenty
Sc. essionts were taken. Other vessels
viii be looked after.
A rough lesson has been taught
certain draft shirkers in jersey City.
In the Chemical Works, few aliens
refuse to become naturalized, lest they
NAV be called upon to fight; their 10y
Al fellowworkmen who are naturalized
have kicked them out, and they get no
more work there until they take out
their papers.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-04-02
MASONIC

n FGULAR MEETINGS of Dndseyiilc Lodge. No.
l1 ll9o: A. F&A NJ, on the FIRST ana third Fri
~ eyeni,,rs of each MONTH at their Hall on Iowa
treet Transient brcthren visiting nodgoViile. are
ordily invited to attend.
HENRY DCNSTAN, S"c'y.
To Widows tears to orphans cry,
All wants our ready hands supply,
80 far as power is given
The naked cothe, the prisoner trec,-
Such are the deeds sweet masonry
Revealed to us from heaven.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-04-02

The very last curiosity spoken of
in the papers is a wheel that came off a
dogs tail when it was waggln The
man who has discovered it has retired
trom public life.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-04-02

Rnsiness Cards year, one dollar line for me
rst falipes and fifty cents for each additional line
Yearly Advertisers allowed the privilege OF CHANG
ing quarterly. ea. ou
Special Notices, loaded ami kept lhsiue: my Per
cent. advance usual rates
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-04-02
S w REESE

rroRNEY ATLAw Land and Collecting Agent
Dudcayille, Iowa County, Wis. Particular -,
1fon given to collecting and ;,, ~
81 "a io"" nl-yli
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-04-02
sCHALI,S HOUSE

AvO. 207 & 20a Randolph Street, chieag" iiilheiS
art of the ciy near the Post Office the Court House.
nd al the principle Rail Road bep"is Tie accom-
nmIatiops are good, and cheaper iih most ~ ~"
IoteiS IA this vicinity. lh4A-h}
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-04-02
r.. M. kTROTG,

! TvoRNEY At LAW, Notary Pnhiic l'alr' .'s
n Collecting Agent Dodg"yIl", Wis Par l'"';''
..entinn GIVEN Sc the settlement "f estates y! ''
,nnnty Court. Office in Court iiouSe III s'aif~.l
n2S-yl
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-04-02
r. w BuRRAII,. NJ. d.
xxrrrrnMEv SMITH.

,BYSICIAN AND SURGEON, podgeyil", Iowa
couuty. Wisconsin. lnl-yl,]
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-04-02

rYNANNER AND CURRIER, Mineral Point, Wis.
Iea;,cr Of all kinds. also Hair for iasteripg al
xaxs on hand cheap for cash job work done g snort
ooi;ea anJ ON m.,Ierltc terms Ln2G-tfl
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-04-02
j. FL CLARY,
T r. ROBERTS.

4 TTORNEY At LAW, Mineral Point, WIS ~
n fec in Thomas Stone Block. lHi-Sb
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-04-02
q OF G.. IT

4 MICITIA LODGE, Ne. 1Gl, Independent Order Of
N Good TempIars meets every Monday evening in
B. + Thomas hall, AZ 10 O'Clock. Members of This
order visiting this Village are cordially invited 10 meet
with us. Il. NJ. STRONG, w. Z. l.
p. +. MICHEL, W. r. 5.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-04-02
Irotessianal 4 AusIntss G arOs
SOLDIERS CLAIM AGENCY.
DODGEyILLE,

DODGEyILLE, VIC
(Nollects back pay for discharged soldiers ID I!'H
Money and back pay FIR heirs Of d"cen'r" Soidr~
pensi m certificates procured. uny ci"ImS se''le
AT prices establised by Law. a,, 49,.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-04-02
r. ARUNDELL,

x-sENERAL DEALER in stoves hardware, IN
r sheer Ir.,r and Copper ware, Sc, Iowa Street,
npuesi,e the old Post Office, DodgeV!c, WIS lnl-yI
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-04-02

NOTARY PUBLIC. Deeds, Mortgages; %c.' 'N, n,"W"
~ ,citb accuracy at his Hotel on Main Street,
'odgeyile, Wis.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-19
Il. 8. Jnterna! Nepeune.
T 8. INTERNAL REVENUE.

H :. INTERNAL REVENUE.
W ExCi5E TAX AND LtCsNSE NOTICE. TO resi-
dents and eli ssesssd dsos the mouth Of Novem'
bsr ef2 uuder the Laws Of tho United States for the pay
ment Of Tues Duties. Licences wilhio the FOUETh
COLLECTION DISTRICT Of tho State Of New York coui
Prsns the 81 sh Cab and 9th Wards Of tho City OF New
Yoh 1904. '
TAKE NOT1cE-ThA the r-deoiynsd Collector OF TsIs
for tho Feuuh Collection Dric. Of tho State Of Nswfofs
comprising tho ID Sch So sod Wards Of the City Of Now
Yst pursuant 10 act end Au act ~ Pre-
Woe internal revenue 10 support the Government and to
pay interest on The public debt"
GIVES NOrlCE-iha. tbs Dutiss. TsIes and Licenses
ssesssd upon persons during the mouth Of hovsVb 1862
residing doing bu,inss, within said District and which By
ssd act they rcspstveiy liable 70 pay have become
ius and payable and that shall stsod o receive payment
Of the same II ny oes No as frsnkn. In tho said die
trict AID city. daily from the hour OF the boar Of
from and ssr th. date until add lac aiins tho 2.h
day Of January. 1881
All psrsous who shah neglect to pay to the Duties,
T-xss ard Leenss osssd iced upon them within
tia above specified time shall be .bs Aud will be therefore
required 10 py TEN PER CENT ADDITIONAL upon the
amount thereof JOAN MACK. Collector +th District.
SRwY YORK Jan l86l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-19
Dr. RUSSELL on "Thc Gentlemen OF chs
SOUTH"

We lake tho following rom The London AtA<-
nesrs's reyie Of DR.. Russll's Diary"
"As 10 the ferocity End eowardice Of Southern
duel., Mr.. Rass.l subs initiates eli that previous
English writer's have advanced WELL ssid Toe
Governor OF Misslssppi, Il think Our average IN
Jackson is murder G MONTH bnt the Governor
used "a less offensive term than lurder. AT Jsekson
the Traveller gained mucn information about tho
duello Il learned be snNs many valuable iacts.
was warned, for exaWl Il, against the IupoIcy OF
Trusting 10 tmalrOored pi'.ols or 10 pocket six
shooters in OF close hght, because s"Ppcxs
you hit your men moraly, be may suli run IN upon
YOU aud rip You up with bowle-SoIie before ~
falls dead; whereas if you drive gooi heavy bui'
lot i, to him or make bole 10 BIN with " Derrn'
Ger" bali he GELS fsiniish aud drops NJ once. ieTo
A. ain is useful instruction: II gentleman VIA
whom Won are engaged alerca ION moves his h,ha
toward bis bTeeches pocket or behind bis bacE' yoo
nrst smash him or shoot him nj ouce' ior Us y,
either going 10 draw his six-shco'ef 70 Pnn
out bowie-k1ife, or 10 sno1s you .n'ousu
the lining Of his pocket. Inc lat er prac' "a
ia considered rather ungentIemaniy, Out IL hu
bean more Louored lately IN ths observance tuau
In lhe breach OF Great Britain the Southern
@, nIlemen displayed eqn'l ignorance ana uis,s u.
fo thsm ws sre race Of towards, because We have
rnt DOWN dneling aud our ccunrry is bat u SOFT Ok
anuara,e OF their cotton Kingdom Indeed he Old
bca,t of Cotton l. King was lie ented 10 Mr.. Rns-
sell wi q frequency and an emptaols that eoreiy
irrtated him at the time, and makes hin now gay,
risin to the southern eye. Another article in t-e
true Sooiherners creed ia: Great Britain is IN
mortal fear Of France, and is abj,c,ly snbdued ~
her great rival OF New.Orieans Mr.. Russeu
speaks in terms which lead us 10 believe that its
present. state under the ion rule Of Gen. Butler
must be an Improvement on its former condition.
The blood cures as the eye reado the description OF
the New-Orlsans Jail, where murderors aud burglars
are hsrded with boys undergoing imprisonment for
,riaing robberies where accused persons, waiting
for trial made 10 associate viii the vies repro.
bates OF vicious city, and female psuper lupaiies
are confined in the same court, though In dlnerrns
galleries. with felons condemned to death. Wen
may Mr.. Russell eXclaim, Shame an0 horror 10
Chiigian land l. Such is the special correspondent
picture of the South; snch his description o. 'os
Soulherners whom Mr.. Spence, few uaona1. 9 sr'
WIS paip,ing rs refined and chiyah'e ssp' s,ro..
anxious TO vi their ancestral acres IN pas oeai
civ, aul be at peace with all the world Is n a
less 10 state that Mr.. Russell eharges 'ns sa.e
states wi,h being mainly rssponSiorS o,m"o,y useh
liant, irritating and insuinhy ,on' 'O1 N
10 VA by American Statesmen.
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1863. -, THE l,llI.,, 1868.


Tii1 "a connection. flro.s
TIE SHORTEST A$D QUICKEST ROUTE
THoN HEg-lORK 10 THS rkiNcIPAe Wa BAY CIrIas.
fSNen daily nom New OK 10 Philadelphia, via
New JerIey aud Camden -. amboy In
nCC1E LEAVE *EW-YORk From TKE
f0OT or LOUBfLASDT-ST.
fyNJ Of PDilaeeIhia. n nouiug pa nge cave New
T. ct a. san Tine erroues; Lyenirg pAseDeers
Q. m, noGr later snsn other lines
by " Allentown. evening pesseurnrs leave at p
AWo hous than tho Northern Nnst aid by both
arrive at the tine northern nss. "a Chicago ADD al
points IN Che North. eT Crc.thns lcoinapois Louisve
Eouts West, with lever c1s' ges 81 cars
Sleeping wlthoDt change ifom Philadelphia 10
fOusb 800 miles snd Nswi flsssopgh, ~ miles
smoking and "a oOn Cars On al tfsiuh
t.Te The .ane ss othor rODtes
Lsszage checked thte aga, ltinsrilHee
Secure Tickets. coed ~ al us~d. BY Fit sbufgh
The PennsylY4nia CehtIsl npaHy ruu' al Rm'grani
Accommodation LBe which s9Oos comfortable mods Of
seto psiIss moving WeswsTd at onth%! the usua rates
OF fare.
by hs route heghs of all desco tons be Forwarded
70 aud rom NY point Oh the iohas OF ONO herturty
luctua. Illinois Wiseontin. lowe. Missouri by RAIL
ROAD DIRECT, Or TO sny tie nsygable Tyers OF
fhs Ws.t by steamers fr NJ PITTSBURGH
Tho Of freight % and sLy point n the West BY
ts PENNSYLVANIA C~nfa Ksios d are At all times fsyob.
a. are chsgsd ~ oth-i Rroae Compares efc arts snd
shippers inustps Tue Of their Freight 10 thls
{ pfnpany can rely with confidence On its speedy Transit
LIVE sIOCk.
Farmers and Dealers In Live Stock WIN 6nd this most I'd
ytnssgeouS route SaP,cons fafd wsn wAterod aud
AId m connection and Every attention 10 paid 10 Their
From Harrisburg where Will be found every cony.u isnoe for
f,dog and e,Geo = ;assd q s
J L. Elliott, Passenger Agent no. A,tor House
LEIGH Il Co, Freight AGENT, go, ,,,
No. ! AsfoT- louse end No South Wilisms-
MCDONALD BlSCHoFF' En- gent Agssss,
EHoCH LEWIS, General Superintendent, Altoona. Pa
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Amnsemeuts.
BiRNUN' AMERICAN MUSEUM.
TIE CROWD INCREASES!
MUSEUM.

TnE CROWD INcRsAsEsI
INMENSE ENTHUSIASM.
EVERYBODY rushing he .dlong 70
SEE THE FAIRY,
MISS LAvINIA WARREN,
MISS LAVINTA WARREN.
MISS LAVINIA WA 2REN,
MISS LAVINIA WARREN,
- THE LITTLE QUEEN OF BEAUTY,
THE LITTLE QUEEN OF BEAUTY.
THE LITTLE QUEEN OF BEAUTY.
who has be~n visited ard admired by over
.. TWO dUNDRED THOUSAND PEOPLE.
every Ole Of whom pr nc. her the most -
ever e.h-d Though she larger than 90 ordinary child
aINCHE5 siou. AND WEIGHS BUT % LBS.
FULLY MATUHED AVID DEVELOPED WOMAN.
HER FORM ~ PEKsECr, whiis she possesses every
HDoaSs a LOVELY WOMAN.
''' %IWxSs ;, caan&s Asa StisiroRA
Her mstriuaonia si.ncs w.ih
uE ,EkAL tom THUMB
will prevent her exhibition after tue closs oil ~ 0nl
THE ~EDpiNe TAXES PLACE
On TUESDAY. Feb 10
SHE WILL REMAIN HEBN
BUT TES DAYS LONGER,
'Ai r Rii; .i' foE T fs INITIAL cERExorr
K re 5sE EvEsf Saf
'A W." DiHMosD ENGAGEMENT siuu.
which she sldy exhibits 70 Der visitors. adjs new charms 70
oi ExaisiTioS DAY AND EVENING.
from On UNFIT SGs pL 'a i s:p IN MAIN HALL
Ofths Mu,-nm at Intervals. and
on THE STAGE IN TIE LECTURE ROoy
During each dramatic pefnmsnce. in eonpany With
COMMODORE MUTT.
THE FAMOUS *3o.oo NUT.
tho most dminu.ivs Inan ever koowp making
THE SMALLEST PAIR
OF human bsin % ever o the of the sobs.
TOGETHER WEIGHING ONLY So POUNDS.
Az, 20 .. 'soo :, Al. L}sn s',, dT a"d evening 81:
hGAk> exhibited md pcifrn.d by herr Driesbsoh LlV
ING HAPPY FAMILY nc
DION BOUCIGAULT5 GREAT DRAMA.
PHANT IN,
-hch has been p'epIea With great enso aud with
-c-1ery PrVpoiies, Co,tunss &C., VII Do Droduo1d
EVERY AZ rERSooNa a O'clock, .nd
Mt HARRISON. COMIC IMfkOarrG SINGER,
spposs 10 hi' iniDI abls ,ongsN e1ch performance
Admiration. - esnts Cn,1t.n audef len Is coaiA
TON THUMBS WIFE.
The sad 81 Love. with sighuoo syes.
The wide -arth roane. rrvuDd.
In q ie.; Of on--,b7 tiny \, Ike
Whom 0eDers Fnnm1 h1s found
Poor Cup d Ie.,noi from this too isso
That Il - s,d tscsrisse
To Gopc In bigtnss' for mate,
And oycn yes at marriage.
Tom Thumb has won queenly bride.
And. yoa With 20 scs 'rm,
Take wife and bsoi-s out % ride,
And cali q. tbs Museum.
The time IA brief, for Tom has vowed
Ths; whsn tho koo; Il ti-d.
For aosyr. none ol all the crowd
Shtii see his bonnie bride"
For he u rich and she Il fair.
Aud that sufr ss.s taol-);
Now phnse, II yos We diGles 10 spare,
90 seq th-m, wbilr you re srs
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OYf1cE ~ AKNi CIo- MISC AsD EerfrAoE.
No. .. bsoSi~ay, NEw fpHI, Jsn. -. 1873
Army SUPPLIES Sealed Proposals y II
n be sc.iv~d al. Office ulu u o'c.e4 on " D. D.
NEsDf the Inst fer for i.Lng BY eontr.o, 81 sLe
Depot .. Army Clothing aad Equipsso
Wal Tent, ,ns f.lrA
HOspllA Tens I'D Flea
Common Touts
Wal Tsut fo-. and Pins
Hospital Tent lea nd fiIs
Common Tent fc.@- AID PIrA
10 conforu. te.y-c. to tho spsehcaiiobs "a this
or ee and be -ubiso Ia pect.ou by ,pectors
Bidders Wi nAry hey rt'1 20 iurunh ,Sd mo
shortest pO.siUs s orflsin p).ons Of the mum
bsf 3id 10 be asVoied proper sa-any Do'l AZ
somp, Tho prpposAI 80
Toe privilege J~ctiss portion the whole OF the
bio. ds-,d interests q The pubne SET
VIC, is fessIv,d y Abe UEi,oI States
Proposals sbOua be ndor,ed Proposals. for furnishing
Tobu" ard addressed TO
Lsut.Col u. H. yINTON. d 10.
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Go Wbom II man Concern.
OyFicR OF THn CoSxis,ioSres Ov TAM AND
ArsEssHESIs, 20 % ChslnO.rssi., !
l. ll Y


NOTICE to NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. is here
BY si,en that the AS3r SsA4s.-f ROLLS ofh~ REAL
and PfHsOSAL ESTATE OF tLs Cry AID County VI New
iok To- tb- year c6J will be FOR inspection shd t.
view fro and .i,er MONDAY Jan. y 1863 will remain
open To 3Eb 1sy Of Aei 1903 Tor the so1rs I'm oil e.,
and the of tic ass-ssuents OF tho OF ~ aid
Heal aud Ps.ou Esaie " the City AID Comfy oil New.
All y.TsoAs o-eyiEs h-seve> 20 be Agsrered must
make spytcaton - the omDisibne's darag The period
ned IL TO obtain tue r-e provided ~
law The AcI Of lo39 provide. that during the Tins the
poots shs to pabe inspciis. M sre n0sos pro-
Weed .pIicaoa he made ierson cobsderihx
rDsf l.ev-u tho assessed vAusiOu II his real " PEI.
hsve Cofsctoi" IL such picsticn
BE- ,ds lea relsi Aessd a.lion oil real estate u
uu.t be maze In writing STATING the ground Of ebjscton
,hrrsto sud tn.Trs shs sfsns i"to
oosp.in and A. In their judgment the sse'snsbt ef
they sbal csass 'Gr 20 be corrected III snen
be relation - tho a's.sssi vsuNion vi
PERSONAL estate the applicant shall be sX MINED uncsf oa oy
the .d onis.,nss WHO .hsl 65 sulhor1,d TO adoni''
tbsH sDd g. ia s.s or tben Jads
sAsmru, Ia etspoos iLvy snsA osnso iLo sane 70 os
Corrected and ia tvs Of sncb asses nj they sy
be sst declare tsir dsctiOn thereon wiInn
tBifiy day, application snail hA.e been made 20
nc TeSact she'll tr ~ .c beard oil 3uprrVi
u real -ni pel'ons este Imposed
This n spiear usder oIh or all nation
tie parry 1, stesd ~hin tue Pc
i 70 .ood fof sh- correction OF 81 reason Of se'
A J. WILLIAMSON cOmn,I'.0ueIs
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