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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-10-08

Hobbs VIM lot 2 In CURTIS subdivision
Hedrick Mary A sw sv sw q - IL 10
Hammitt Benz. lot 2Sinnamon's sub-diy.
ofout iot4
Jackson + lots Is, ~ Major & Dib's add.
Lippencott Oliver lot IA do do
Madison q lots 2, ~ II "a
do lot2 IS ~ IA ~
do LOTS ID u IA AZ
do lot 81 - 81 ~ Ia 10
do lots 3, ~, IL, ~, ~, out lot
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Agency TIP. for 1859.

Davis Geo NJ ehfne % - l3 50
do wsene ~ Y - 10
do Inf nese q ~ 10 ~
do u hf nwsw 9 ~ 10 20 81 50
Enyart Jas lots TO- 20, n, 70, blk IA,
Agency City 10 Oh
Farnsworth A L2bls g. do do ii
Lotspeich M heirs of
swsw III 10 40 IS
Leonard NancyE nwnwne34 70 Is 10 3 Is
Leonard Jesse ept L 3 blk A, Agency City 80
Pruit d wifi csc "a II Is 70
dc e ut lot 5 10 II IL ~ 81
Springer @ w l. 10 and 20 blk g.
] d X add. Agency 76
Sanborn S w L., 2,3,4, blk H.
Ram. add. Agency
do Ii, 9, 3, blk Z, do do 4sl
Taylor b R S e. pit wsw Sc Y IL IL
do mid pit lott ~ II IL %
do DIT e e 35 ~ Ii
do LII RAIN add Agency CITY % ~
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-10-08

Cormick w sw my. q 40 AZ
Cooper M X lot lin hf blk Z Bakesburg 9 O6
Cole G + lot blk l do
do lot blk % I'd add do
~ do lot o, blk H2d add do III II
Ewing A r sc pit Sc NV 9 IL Is n IL 80
Fulmer A sw pit sw q I2-1OO IS
GJiswold a Bradley lot IL 4 Blakesburg "a 80
Harrow lot 2, b rs I'd add do 9 20
Hunter Maxfield e hf sw 30 II Is so 4S3
Johns George Inf Sc Il 80 IA
King Felix lotS Do Biakesburg 26O
Myers Job : swqr IL II 10 160
81 do Seqr 100 80 40
Miller j b lot n b3 Blakesburg 49S
Nudge II NV Sc II II Is 40 30l
Nichols J c NV or q 100
do W Inf NV y so
do senw - 40 6f8
Ralston Lydia. hfse 80
do sw 10 80 q 80
Tinsley John 50 b 8 Blakesburg 29l
Tinsley Il. n pit e fl Inf NV IL 10 40
\ do pit w fl ne 81 IA
Wood Joseph sw Sw 40 3 So
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-10-08

do lot los Ottumwa undivided
do hf lots %, q, % Norris sub di.
Enderly Hy lots Is, 49, 20 Kelleggs & Wen
dali subdivision
Grant John lots 2, 4, sub-div out
do lot %, lot % subdivision of
do lots 20, Il Gilmore sub-div
do ne cor out lot %, lot y
do Roberts sub-dfviSion
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-10-08
Ottumwa Il lot 81

Ottumwa Il lot 22I
Myers J b Sc NV ~ ~ Ii
lots l9, 20, q, % Bonnifield d
Myers sub-div Opt mill do
nation and lots 7, ., 10, IL, Is
~ IA Myers & Hedfick sub-diy.
of pit mill donation out lot %
Ottumwa lt ~
Major j Is q acres W hf ne n Il - q
lots 4, 5 Major & Smith div.
lot ii Kellogg Il Wendan do
lots l, n, 28, q, 80, & 66 fl ne end
lot Major q Dibble add. lots
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-31
DESER TT rs

THE FOLLOWING NAMED SOLDIERS,
i enlisse: tor Ola Regiments, have deserted
from Camp Mcclellan, Davenport. Iowa:
HAkLES GOKiUs, barn III Tenewee county
Michigan. 20 years old. . nAchih-t, enlist. Nos.
25th, l-62. nj u.venI ors, BY Capt v NJ Purs.l, ter
risx,ou, Fl ~ inches IN Leie BIT deserted On
sunday the asst day OF Uccem Der. 1862.
ALhERr lEtF LE. born il Mcii.ury O aniy,
Illinois, 20 yes-s old, occupa ion fTmer, enlist
ed Nov. 25,h, 1872. NJ Davenport, by apt IN
Purssil Tor three y.srs. Blue eyes. br, wn hair,
ford cowp!. xivn, # 81 inchee high. deserted
OIL SundA, the oirt If december. 1879.
ALbEK. PRINCE, bora IN Frederick county,
Maryland 81 years old farmer by cccu, xtion. en-
listed --ptember 9th, lr62. at k,okuk, BY Maj 1r
lillian Beiknay. for yeaes; has grey eyes,
~,own hair, lar mplexion, b feet 5 inches high
for the 18th lnfnnirY.
}. l.. BKADkN. born in Decatur county. Indi-
ana, aged IS years, W occupation . farmer, en-
listed At davenport, inwA, august IL, hiss gel
eyes. black HAIR ana dark compirxi IN, h.i sht 8
Il 10 inches.
WILLIAM b JONES, born in Ora, 70 county,
New York, aged "a years. ty occupation q car
peptcr, enlisted in Iowa CITY, Iowa, July II. has
black eyes, sandy hair and dSrg coD pisxion,
height 3 feet lBcnes.
JOHN hoUGhiEN, born In Hardin county,
OHIO, sgod ~ years, by occupation . farmer. en-
listed q, Dasenport, Iowa, september ~, h.s grey
eyes, light hair and light complex. oh, height
feet 81 inches.
Any ole xpprsheniing any one Or all Of ssid
soldiers, will se paid ali reasonable cost OF trsns
portntion and suos'tence, toge herw . reward
Of ave dollar. when said des,rtcrs are returned to
the Com landing officer Of Csmp M,CleilSn.
X. NJ LlrTLtK
Capt,in "a Iowa Infantry, Commanding lamp
M~''lrii-N davenport. lee ~. iSa2 III
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AS, HINES SALE,

nGRSu ANT TO an order Of the District Court
j 81 rcott county, Iowa, maze and entered at
tac February term, lsb3, Iteieof, do hereby
give notice that, In front of Eaudor l. Bra for
lner chop on Man stree., in Davenport, lows. on
the 2sth Ia, Of April. A. D. 1863. At 10 o'c,ek A.
N. Of "a d day, viii sci. TO the highest ana test
bidder Tor cash the hereinafter described person
81 property to-wit.
new ,hreshing machines 9 old separators and
horse power / desk; tulky. hsruess.
And immediate y thereafter, at tho doc. of the
Court tou.e, in Davenport. all the notes aud &C.
counts now in my hands due from various parties
to said estate OF Bsude. Bro, being the balance
Of asse Of Bauder = Bro remaining in my hands
ss assi. nee. uudisposed Of. All VI shlch can be
seen a. my ofioe IN Pos. Once Block, between
now and the day Of saie.
". A. HOSFORD,
Assignee OF Baudsr L BRO.
Davenport, Iowa, March q, 1858 23ts.
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NOTICE.

To J. Castor, Hiidleaon 4 Lyon, J. Musselmsp,
Mary Dayly, Thomas larwood, James DALI IL
and Amos Pierce:
Won are hereby notified, in accordance with q
/ direction Of the City Council OF the City o,
Davenport, given ~ tho Regular meeting of raid
Coulcil, March Alb, lsf3, to the undersigned City
Marshal Of said city, that you are repaired 10
lay. OF cause to be laid, side walk, 2 feet "a
width. On tho south de Of Loo st street, from
tarnan Street yes. 10 brady trei, In The City
Of Davenport, and ii said side walk Is not laid
with n u. week from this dA he same will be
LAID ~ our cost and expense.
II. LtONARD.
Marshal Of the City of Davenport
March q h >b3
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-31
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION

Inc UV0O063cy VI SGO ososO Va wv ~ -
1ussssd to ssad delegates to State Convention
hsssby called, to BE- held at the Capitol in th'
city. of DssMoiass, on WEDNESDAY. ThE soTi
DAY OF NAY NEXT, At IL O'CLOCK ~, I"
the purpose Of nouin stins can iidatss for Ges
srnos, Lieut.. Governor, and Judge Of Snprem'
Court, to Be supported at the ensuing Octobe
election, and Of trAnsactins suah other business
- may be deemed necessary.
Tao b.,is Of Comfy Representation will be ON
delegate for every ons hundred v ties cast fo
RisasrJ II. Sylvester, Secretary Of StA:e, and OF.
for every fraction over 6.ty.
Tho Dem ocracy Of tue several counties 10 the
State srs eliestel 20 sec that the necessary step
are tax N in their rssps,tive counties TO insure
heir full rspresen alton At the State Convention
By order Of tho Democratic State Central Com
ni:tee.
J NJ ELLwOOD, Chairman.
J G. TUsK. Ss'rst.ry.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-31
NEW ADV'TS.
EccttOIe Notice.

NOTICE Is HERE " GIVEN, THAT AT
IN the ensuing annual CITY lsction. which IL
o be holden the Atm day u April, 1868, 10 the
several ,cards Of the ciy Of Davenport, mere are
to be eec,sd tho following City III ,srs, to-wit:
One Mayor Of the Citj Of Davenport
One City Marshal.
One City Clerk.
One City Treasurer.
Ono Police Magistrate.
AMI one Alderman for each yard.
Attest, HENRY AlcTELbTSCHER,
inch "a ID Clerk of the City Of Davenport.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-31

Of the Government ~ero far Superior 10
their desire for ,hs preservation OF the
Union 10 peace and with the good Will
Of ali the States.
VOTE II tbs senate.
Upon the direct vote, taken Marrh
3d. 1851, for the adoption or rejection
o, The Crlt,enden Compromise. Jnst - II
.as ffsrsd BY the ds'ior uished Senator
from Kentucky, the tollo~ing IVES the
r.suit in the Senate Yeas 10, Nays 20.
All the Democrats and Amerlcaus
present in the Senate voted tor the
Crlttsnden Compromise, and 81 the Re
rub,icans present voted against i.-not
Republican vote is recorded in its
favor.
VOTE IN THE HOUSE.
"On Felrlary the 9Th, 1861, Mr.. Ch-
rnena, . Representative from Virginia,
i: proposed to the uou,e That the CIil-
enden Comproni.e SHOULD bs submit
ted to vote OF the people for adoption
or rejection. lie proposed tho following
Joint resolution
WHEREAS, the Union is IN danger ::
and owing 10 the uLLsppy DIVISION ex-
II NC IN Congress, it would be difficult,
II not Impossible, tor that body - con-
our, in both IT'S branches, by the requ =
e.. majority, so ~ to enable it eith-,
t. ADOPT such measures Of legislation. q
% recommend 10 the State such amend,
men,s 10 tue Constitution ~ are deem
ed necessary and proper to avert that
danger, and, Whereas. in 80 great IN
emergency, the opinion aud judgment OF
The people oush! to be hes,d, and would
he the best and .uIest guide 10 their
Rel Therefore,
"'Resoluea by the Senate and I'ouse
al Representatives. of she United State
u America, IN Congress assembled
That proyisioss ought 10 be made 10y
law, without delay, Tor takisg the sense
Of tho people, and submitting &c
their so.e the toilosing Iesolutior'
lCri,,enden'e) q, the basis for the fna
and permanent settlement Of those dis
pu,es that now disturb the peace Of The
country and III. eaten the existence OF the
Union
Upon the proposition to submit the
Cri,ienden COMPROMISE to the sense q
the people, the following WAS the vote il
The Rouse OF Representatives, February
~, 1861 yeas 80, nays ll3.
Every Repubic-n but two voting
against the resolutions, aud every Demo
cist bu, one voting for them.
+" Thus the Republicans, having 4
clear mejofl,y in tie lloa.e OF Represent
auycs, retns,d to submit, tho Cite I'D, Z
Comprom-e TO the sense Of the people
The Republican party, its leader,
and lie representatives III Congress wer,
Determined Il .. no compromise should
be sub nit,.d to the people. They vo-
led agaiast the CIl t.n.l.n Compton,. -,
Measures IN Congress,aLd defeated them
they gre r..puns Die Tor the iaiurs 0
this mos, hum ne and patriotic effort Il
prevents bloody conf &c. IN the county.
Tue above facts ought to be printed
in every newspaper aud paGehlet form,
and circulated by the milton al owe
he country. We would advise ou
Democratic friends 10 cut them out 10
pt.servat ION, to confront their oppoueut
when they e about the Crltter deu Co.u
pl onisc.-C Mcinnan Ensuirer.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-31

New DEMoCaATIc PAPEH.-Tbe Lv.
ons Mirror aunonnc-s that a weeLl,
democratic paper is about 10 be started
in Lyons, under the management 0, inc.
}. Bingle. Il is 10 be called the Lowa
Bonner. We welcome il i1to the fed
The Clinton county democracy have
long been in Ieed Of . sterling dem. :
cratic paper, and in the Banney We hon.
they will 6ad it.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-31

A Charleston Journal says that the
hotels in that Gil, are filled With strsug.
ers OF distinction, who have come there
- enjoy The spectacle ola promised bat
re TO take place in that region ere long.
Toe Now York Courier des Flats. Uni.
says that this reminds it Of the eccen.
trio Englishmen who followed every
where, the menagerie, in the hope OF Sc, ::
ing the lion bite of the head OF the m Al.
who put it into the mouth Of the beast
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-31
Ten Dollars Reward.

LOST, ON FRIDAY LAST. A LARGE,
IL White Setter Dey-ilver C ,lored head and
ears mot.led lose. liver col, red spots Oh the fore
Log answers 10 the name Of -shk
I will p.y ten dol srs for his delivery 1t the
store Of HaIght a scars. on Perry street, Dsssn
port, and no questions asked.
m:A24 WIN. NcMANUS.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-31
Deserted,

A|s0SSsSN
EROM CAMP nENDEnshOTT, on THE
Il night OF the ll,h INST joins A. DON, a
yrivato y: Go. h, 9th Iowa Cavalry. s.,d his
don is twenfy-hve years Of age, & Q lee, eight
and ihree ivurths inches high b,ue eyes. sanity
hair. fair mpleAion, BORN IN the -tate Of Yer
mont, enlisted at Marion, Iowa, tor three yeas
Had on whel he LETT. citizens pants and coat
and soldier, & black felt hat.
Said Risdon s'oe a bright tay horse abort
III hands high, saddle mark ! it side,
branded u. 5. on Jeff shoulder, and n, on eft
hif.
A reward will be paid for tho apprehension
and delivery Of said kisdon and hose to any of
hcer who will re ain them Till secured by the
proper uthoritics; or . proportionate reward
will be paid for the delivery OF either.
by order Of ID. s. WILSON,
C.l. oomd. 6.h Iowa Cav.
X. l. MILLER, Adyt.
CANP MISUNDERSTOOD, Davenport, IowaI
March l6th, 1868.
mch IF
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To HNlIIlCrS.

cEALED PROPO SAILS WILL BE RECEIVED
= By tbs undersigned until April 1t. 10: the
building Of a stose, d feet inches by 30 feet
three j, ,les nigh f, 10 DO let 10 Tho lowest sha
best bid ier. Plans and specif cations IL b. seen
at the Office oil W. l.. Carroll. Architect, over the
PoAtUfh:e.
SAM. PERRY.
navepnoyt Mach II div
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The S0ldier>' Vote Gfuc0nst tstionai =
Dccisi0a Of Judge lsbcII.

In the case Of Morrison, conte'tant,
Va. Springer incumbent, tor the Office OF
Clerk OF the District Court Of Iowa
county, Hon. Norman w. lsbell, form
erlv Of the SupteEe Cour: OF this State,
and now Judge OF this (stb) Judicial
Dsr.et, las con frmea The decision Of
the County Court VI this county, which
tional and VOID.
The case wa, argued at the last session
Of the iIen,on County Court, having
been removed there 10y consent tou,
this county where it was begun aud pro
peIly teloog, and after srguneuL Of
counsel, the Court having taken until
nov 10 announce his opinion.
The opinion is qri'e lengthy and said
I, 10 very Interesting and able beng ut
ter y incontrOyeltabIei ils couch son.
IL has not coma 10 hand yet. When
It does We will publish it.
Wi ssystLe Rereu and other alb
olitionlsis who have been abusing Judge
Wallace aad MIR. Patterson because
they he'd 1t unconstitutional What
SAYS tue Iowa City Repnb ieans 10 il,
party prejudice" ihx. has controlled
Jadgs lsbel What says the Musca-
tine Journal ? Is it "Copperhead
Conrr this time, that has decided the
law unconstitutional
so, generation OF v,pers, how can ye
beng evil, speak good lh,ngs tor out
OF the abundance of tho heart, the
mouth speaketh .'-lKarengo Demo.
crdt.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-31
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AND TIE
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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-31
f'Or Rensl.

THE BRICK HOUSE, on FOURTH STREET.
i between Main and Harrison, how occu lied
by the " idow Of the late J. q. Washburn. Ap.
,ly 10 STEWART d ARMSTRONG.
March o. 1853 Nv
The New York herald., 1863-07-23
RAlLaOADS.

HUDSON aIyER RAILROAD -TgAIss fOg Al
III bsnJ. Truy the Nortn 400 West lssse STREET
.. u ssd 10 a y; .ns sis sas iobP; sae.es Sc,
dstt a u Y from ThIrtkth sre~t ftrks@ tsy -
proesrsa a any % ise s1css u wEsfcorI.. tAtAEs.
4, kev and Bre3ksys. and ek~ctea - thA
horse pointz 90 Ne rcd ant " sssNrgs rrrisss
N-xw YORK HARLEM AND ALBAsY RAILxoADs--
N Trsrs sti ssse iv~uy srth srsei s-gst tes AnAu,
6e N sbrysag ~ Whn&nspw.d9ss whAl~ flAim& D.sA
,.s Sscssn Vsfs sns sxAueps Absny az
v,h CsuuAl sas h~rsesn Essisosd for ssssssxs ssa
soian porsl "a -sst. ". crs;sn ~. ~ a ~ ~.
,. N irsH 80 ss,s.a a.pe. - wss.ss,, e. IS !.
:. wlilsn.srias. .rsss ssp :. .ss.lo.s - Dor
, i,nx,r H. urnln ssss AibsaT 10 -. sfrgvxl of
SeSa 80 ws y,.' 7. ,ss's. e.. 's = s;.s. ',ss:
vWnI,'l,.m.ssds. Dssss yisns, - 4 s.sgpaat Al
w,.,.'. ,,sth of aaa fians Crnsgn yAfsLF
Wslss rl.lns y. Z s2sA ,s.srn ynlsr.srt.. .
srsns 100 q ~ ssuess sss1y s,-...l.a yss. y al
s.~.s yo~svtIs fas Wntsrsesssss slt IVA ~ rsa1
s~cr N ssotx<us ~ all ssAt1nx f.s ~ " Finlrs
sssss., .s Al k>eayp ~ l~<se ~sl~ n
80 An.rsssssrtzss sAx y ~ A. =. A. 20. ". -
vare r.s,ns ss1 1iAnsestdx~ ff.sns sop ~
.',,, cfeea yal. sr ~ s,aypiss a - s.ss,ss sassl
80 ioas svacurLL syr~rs...ss.
The New York herald., 1863-07-23
THE FiREMEs.

~ 80 > IS ~ " ~ 81
rsrgF pEpARTMENT--TrE TREAsURFR o. The
Iife Department With much llr@snfc cIsrn-
the receipt " $1,000 donation from Per Cooper k...
ellef. ebcosng The donation uosi grAlly
I'M 10 e members and friends of the acpaFngnL In ttr
ms, ilr late dssra6siu riot hen sud
rlnnser reignnd Tor time Supreme the cfcaan
rromt hs pos; and amc the pells OF eifil
oi rssrdletso q rss or personal safety. T. L.m
ras /, reformed. To the generous and truly bea~ osn.
eoasf = lender our v armcst Aekno~isdgnents
JOHN GiLES, rgeasur~r.
Hrw yoRs, July q. iys.
t.u~ our Fsg. Treasure Fr~ Department Fsnds--
DYtR Safi T. with fee n~ 81 Ordinary pee&ufc that
IAvr snf heard q. Tee ro5le eorts mace ~
men a. riis The lives prvpstyof every
~ orf r. iow citxrss ber~sits .ncs@ eh~cs
sitAG sbirh NlN psss-e asrf and add tbs fund
.r rre of hc members ard their fan Pes beongfn-
H. fae Department iou'wls peaA~ soe ts.
~ al e.iep p the r-s,~et and adm nrstlss feel
Ioiy Who have Performed % Important dg'y IN
70 ,Aal sAsi ~isness se erd nh r7oh tsv And
hs rrbs Lon that ever dssfs scsd ivtsa esga'y
PLiEa COOPER.
N-oucE THE xhxBEns. HONORARY mASEhKs
y I'D 'r-n sf tssrfisa Engin~ tsnpaf ~. ~ sse
fsstesa, us~d " meet a. ib@ enxur h"nse % ffta4f
HI, ~ al o.< r. NJ, al.s a.. eserN VI oer ~
nra-,oisf John te,c~ JOsEPfi wAlrERS Ch.lrmsn
Hrsvr Bssu. scersNry rro ten
,rue HosOEARY AND ACTIVE yBaBaRs ~ 20
nsisew.', cs~psr sf Bsrcay snf cis~Hwieb sfsr~ts.
,s esr u n Astsnd INC fursr.i late sfise
nsr.ei uaihsu. JAhEs fACkEk Fafr
pc"ns. 4. VII sos. s--rvtarg.
The New York herald., 1863-07-23

WILLIAM IRVING. hucItOxEER--HonsE. wa.
w 80. uarars~. &o--cLiNT1N ~ DBs,oOp ,sll seIl
ON Frsn. July - ~ gios. fr,nt u sasrsrpo, So
Cedar seet cray pesse, YEAR, od. l5 han hlgh knd
r -. il al. Arssss. l,r~k ~. - -
ssn nd Coape scrpna hana Dret. -four "a,
p Wag n no top Buggy, two shifanx Bae -. su.
avn : su sss sssond hsud single and Doabis Mar
pcss Ao
The New York herald., 1863-07-23
SALES AT AUCTION,

A J. L. SMITH, AUcTIorEER- WILL SELL THIS
n day Mt II O'Clock At IL snyvesant place. MIMI et
east Of the Billie House Paror Suit black
slnu do rosewood and mahogany Bedroom Suiss Chairs
Tables Rockers, Brusse and Ingram Carpss on Paint
inss apd everything for sentee housekeeping
The New York herald., 1863-07-23

81 600 wAsTspon sosc "a Sso 70 sosT:AeE
in ne upper rsr of the cftv per cent No
wanted 'Appis si 81 Ferry street
The New York herald., 1863-07-23

JIorFL Rou0KMrxT. RouI.EvARp PoIssONSfERK
uyou toe central And b~N.sl part o. tie boaL vsrsA
ani oerr many induc-mcns 70 ASncs'naas visiting Pnrs
either 20 business o. pleasure hry~ ress rsns y ~
tsche to the houe who're very TASTE can - srshrd The
r,f hoss that hy esn~tnt al
b essAhmsnt he VIII ~ r. Aalfy eeery an
% patrons frss super fo'"s aiHAys ready Eush
spoksn.
The New York herald., 1863-07-23
HOTELS.

4 SrnIcAx HOTEL, BRoADwAY AND EIoHSH
~ tnr~iy farnished the European pan Rosms
en- suite ard sngy. Sn 70 u bsr dag
The New York herald., 1863-07-23
xILwAuEkE AND aoRIcoS RAILROAD BOND

The hoers Of the nnrgAg- bonds ~ the Mwankee
ana Horizon Raj Of the NwA kee city
bonfs said reluestsd 70 call on kas
s~ll sAge Wiiiiam No. 70 r-o>ive the
rites which they are entitled under tse pan
adopted and said railroad. Com
mi,ie-Roaerl Bs, ard. Russell ssss washinGo Hunt
Ia
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A BACHELOR ov rruRfS. wirH LIBgRAL MEANS.
widow mnaer ,hss sss. eth vls~ ms'rreny Al cor
rrsyoni~Ace stricsiv esrAdsstAl Aadress w. b. WIsoa
ss~sicn u. Plssse ssSi earle ~ vis~.
NfArRiMoxY MADE xAsY. wfrn ISs1Rucrroxs
Nl fcr courng IN crcsf 70 The saecens of lAe op
posie SEE boch ~ inCns~ nssr<sl ma RED
single peasnt.ly ihssrsssS. iaz ysid on
f-csiv, of ~ ecnA OkO YBCw tO.,
~ Nortb Wsuisr n
wB-Bcoks csrds rYsals sssrs~s1ossr v.e~s ~ CA,
slcxars sens On r-ctirA u sAsnp
rfArRfuoxIAL-rBg MARRIAGE orrpE cos
M s~ sni intpDtsst fort No lv
ms ana itos. oet " rsssy Prs xSes~ts ana ssnt
post pad ~ kAiL y. hA.sEAU. n d. sox o. er rew
fort Post oGce
i sr~d rsnf y nssr~ v cor ~pond VISA 20 gens-
men 18th awe~ ~ sn~1snoly yeos~ rssngsrd W snfsss
rrnI Yssene saa tssHiIs k1snrston. an stsaGs
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MATRIMONIAL.

YOUNG NAE, About rs YEARS or AoE, Doixa
~ scoi s.sinesa wisses 70 meet WIN sons Young sdy,
Ad1rss. James wssoa. station d. STATING sAere
view BE- had
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ga.rn ssssess, y s&~ fAs<s lrss,ssaa o. iAsH rvs
scarA e~s~.~s ~ ssa t.ss1sxsss sgssr.
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VouTHs HouE soAEDIso SCHOOL. 0w g1wv.
ss, msss.s..s -. &c., :. 80, 80, 80.
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UCTION SALE E-wILLIAMSBURG REAL ESTATE
"A Auction Postponed. W s. TOWNSEND. Auctoneer
VIII s. on FRI uls a. at u clocs. premises the
vainso 81 q IS real estate eyousy ads crtied situated
on the corner o south S Si the best
bu, ness polest. city, Store Dwelling Cellar and
stable first class b. ness one. great
p ~ on oi pure This
he most assurudi a out reserve. =
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IA kmEtss hvsossn~s 10 rxst~1 - rfys ygpse iser
~ ksf 4~1<~ ws~rn ~ Acass
fs ttsf rsn - ssrs1 ~ 80 r~<ass. fHF ts4y fstf
E*tss' va r>1 rtsftfss -iA Issss s&ayfss. "A Ia
lnssyvsw 90 - - Assssss vii - rsss4f ~ nsvs
aAyS
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AsTitOLUGS.
To ALLi-MADAME MORROW

A sroSIsHfN0 TO ALL MADAME MORROW.
~ seventh da ghter snd porp with "a natural
syi 20 ei how soon aud ciien VIII marry. ,ns al loa
WISH " kno even your very thougitl psy. Her
10 iii operation and her ee,si
he fonni Ia this who's word. She gives iucsy and
shows correct likeness o pfe-ni future has.
band sna ahsrnt friends without charge. lsi udo
below HoustDn Fsr only all
until ~ ia the u,ns. Grntlenen not admitted.
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geo. G. HAYDOCK AuCTIOEEER-EARTHEN AND
" glassware. by KObERf HAYDOCK Thursday,
July 23 eleven sAtesroo lUl Liberty
four monns credit six Common EarthenuMre 10
Glass GOO packages American Glass
150 packages kerosen Ch,mneys.
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!. \. ;' s....s 81. 5. 3. 5 s.,...
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EDWARD sINTZENiCH, AuCTIoNEER
~ VALUABLE HORSES. CARRIAGES AND HAIR

II ABRAHAM. AUCrIoNERR-BY j. L. ENGLEHART
IL TO-. .3 Dow tforIne IN A. M Crsaa ar) THURS.
day Jily 2 at ,us O'Clock cotun. consisting IN OF
Cassere Linen Mars. Coats. Pants and vests Boys
Cothns second hlnd Costs, also clotha Cassi-
mer.s Musins, Hose, SispeAdcrs handkerchief Hoops
Shoes Ac
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IosEpu HEGEM,y

CHE IFF,s sALE.-RICHARD wALTyRs AuC-
- t,oa win Friday, nj ivts O'Clock. nj
isEsst BIO cway 3, harrcon Kegs Barrels and Casks
a. JANIS LYNCH. sheriff ], CORSELL- p.pnty
ehrriN. viii quantity OF Household furniture
Caryits . wasnssn Hair Matre ses, Bedseaas
and otbcr Furniture, and y casks prime Brandy.
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