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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-12-10
PROPOSALS.
FOR
ARMY TRAMSPcETATlONI
OFFICE OF THE DEror QuaKrERN,srrR,

OFFICE OF THE DEPor QusKrERx,srrr
Fort Leavenworth, Kan, Oct. %, 1863.
| SEALED PROPOSALS will be receive at
! ~ t',is Office, unit. IL O'Clock NJ on
The Ic.h Day O. December, 1858,
for the transportation of military supplies dur
ing the years 1864 and 1865, on Il e fo,lowr.
! routes:
RoCTE No. l.--F.om Forts Leavenworth.
Laramie and Riley, and other depots that mas
be established during the abo7e years, on the
west bank Of the Missouri River, north of Fort
Leavenworth, and sor th Of latitude 423 north,
10 any posts or situa ions that are or may be
established in the Territories of Nebraska,
Iakotah, Idaho and Utah, south Of latitude
Az north, and east of longitude III west,
and the Territory Of Colorado, north Of 40
north. Bidders to state the rate per 100 pounds
for 100 miles, at which they will transport said
stores in each of the months, from April 70
September, inclusive, Of the years 1854 and
| 1865.
RoUrE No. 2.-From Forts LeavenwOrth
and Riley, in the State of Kansas, and the
town Of Kansas, in the State Of Missouri. 10
any posts or stations that are or may be IS
tablished in the State Of Kansas, or in the Ter
ritory Of Colorado, south of latitude 40o north,
drawing supplies from Fort Leayenworth or
60 Fort Union, New Mexico, or other dept
that may be designated in that Territory, to
Fort Garland, and to any other point or points
on the route. Bidders to state the rate per
100 pounds for 100 miles, at which they vii
transport said stores in each of the months,
from April to September, inclusive, Of the
years 1864 and 1865.
RoUTE No. 3.-From Fort Union, or such
other depot as may be established in the Ter
ritory of New Mexico. TO any posts or stations
that are or may be established in that Tcrriio'
~, and to such POSTS or stations as nay be de-
signatcd in the Territory of Arizona and stats
Of Texas, west of Longitude 1869 west. Be,
ders to state the rate per 100 pounds fer j"
miles, at which they will transport said ssores'
in each Of the months, from June 70 Noven
Der. inclusive, of the years 1864 and 1900. -,
The weight to be transported each year VII
not exceed l0,000, 900 pounds on Route No.
Is, ,000, 900 pounds on Route No. 2, and 6,OVo'
600 pounds on Route No. 8.
No additional per centage will be paid iOl
the transportation Of bacon, hard bread, pine
lumber, shingles, or any other stores.
Bidders must give their names in full,
veil as their place Of residence; and each P,p
possl must be accompanied by bond IN 'ns
sum Of ten Thousand dollars, signed BY tso
more responsible persons, guaranteeing hI1H
case . contract is awarded for the route me-.
toned in the proposal, to the parties proPosos'
the contract will be accepted and entered nv,
and good and Sufficient security furnished y
said parties, in accordaucs with the terms VI
this advertisement
The amount of bonds required will DC
follows: o~a
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-12-10

S We have received q copy of the
Coustitutiou and By-Laws Of the Lesv-
enworth Typographical Union. printed
at the. Office of the Lesvsnworth Bulletin.
It is q specimen of workmanship which
We have never seen equalled in the West,
and never excelled anywhere. They have
printers in the Bulletil Office.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-12-10

y ~ G. w. Brown. formerly editor ol
the Herald Of Freedom. at Lawrence, bu,
more recently represented as being sue.
cessful lawyer. with an extensive practice.
at Paola. is now engaged in taking Am
brotypes. at the latter, plsce. Wha.
amount Of successful practice would bring
him to the occupation of selling peanuts?
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-12-10

~ Attention is called to the prospec-
tus Of the Scientific American, the only
exclusively Scientific paper published
in this country, and one of the very best
published in any country. The mecban-
ic, the manufacturer. and business man,
cannot afford 20 be without il. '''ig :
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-12-10
Sheriff. Sale.
JOHN 4 Isasc Curd, \
g. C.Carsop.

Q. G. Carson.
RY virtue OF an execution to me directed
= from the Clerk of the District Court o
Doniph1h County, Kansas, will offer for sale
to the highest and best bidder. for cash in hand
on the l4th day of December, 1863, between
the hours Of 8 O'Clock, A. ". and 4 O'Clock P.
"a OF said day, the following described real
estate, TO Wit: The south half of the north
east quarter OF section No. z, in township No.
8, OF range No. %. in Doniphan County, Kan
sas. Taken and offered for sale as the prop
erty OF c. c. Carson, to satisfy the Judgment
and cost in the above entitled cause.
:; aS Snerin's Office, Troy, Soyen Der 9sh, A. ID.
iooS- os W. D.. BEELER,
Il Sheriff of Doniphan County, Kansas
Z: 0vssnea se,'ra IL f06a-sw. R's -. -
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-12-10
A vALLAspraHAM OFFICIAL PAYlso 4

A VALLAHpIGHAM OFFICIAL PAYlNo A
BEr.-The Columbus Express says:
We understand that Wray Thomas,
Mayor of this city. and Peter Ambos.
Esq. madethe following bet II Brough
should be elected Governor, Mayor
Thomas was to turn grindstone in the
Public Square for two cosecutive days.
on which the Union men were to grind
their knives. If Vnllandigham should
be elected. Mr.. Ambos was to turn the
stone for Vallandigham men to grind
Vallandigham is beaten. and we are told
the Mayor has already commenced train
ing and sweating off his surplus fat to
get ready. The grinding will commence
on Monday morning next at 9 A. NJ
The Mayor is determined to make his
word good il It kills him.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-12-10

AUcroE.-F. E. Armstrong will sell
at auction, on Christmas Day. at the
stand recently occupied BY 8. L. Jen
nings. q lot of goods. such As Boots
and Shoes. Hardware. Agricultural I'm.
plements. Notions, and . variety of
other goods. All the articles are new,
and good bargains may be. hal.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-12-10
~ The Lesvenworth Times wss wo

~ The Leavenworth Times was We
fully sold. ip the way of an Acrostic, last
week. However. the sell would never
have bean found. ont. savssby persons
about Lsasenworth. who we're in the Sc
sret, had not the Times called public
attention to it. the next day, By lengthy
apology
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-12-10

~ The precipitate retreat of Long
street from Knoxville. is fully confirmed,
and our forces are in pursuit. 1t is ru-
mored that Longstreet, in bis retreat, los.
1000 prisoners, and nearly all his cannon
and trsins.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-12-10

THk BLAn FANnY.-Frank Blair re-
ceivsd fpo votes for Speaker Of the House.
Those two votes were given BY the bogus
rebel members from Louisiana.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-12-10

IET Mr.. Wells Gibbons will COM
menee a subscription school in this place.
on Monday. the l4th inst. in the room
used BY the Methodists for church pur-
poses. Terms. SO per scholar, for a
term of three months.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-12-10

3 ~ The weather during the whole
week has been cloudy. foggy, and
gloomy generally. Wonder it any per.
son in this country can say he has seen
the sun, at any time during the present
week. and not violate any of the Com
mapdments :?
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-12-10

@ The Topeka Record talks Of
"doing psnace." That is Latin term,
bet wrongly spelled. 1t is an oocupatios
eminently suited TO the genius of the ed
isor Of the Record. 9i - a.s
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-12-10

7 LEcruREs.-Dr Derby, of Missouri,
has been lecturing in this place, during
the past week, upon tho science OF
Phrenology. Our faith in Phrenology
is like grain of mustard seed, and will
probably always continue SO. We
thought it had been played out" and
quietly buried, years ago; that the rotten
carcass of another grand bumbug. Spir-
itualism, had since been buried on the
top Of it. However. DR.. Derby did not
con6ne his lectures exclusively to Phren.
ology. but gave some useful suggestions
upon the subject Of education. and other
matters which should interest every com
munity. His lectures were well received
here. DR.. Derby is good lecturer, and
never fails to interest bis audience.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-12-10

S The river is again open, the ice
having disappeared on Wednesday. The
ferry boat commenced making its trips
on Thursday.
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10
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number of this valuable monthly ha,
come to hand. 1t contains beautiful
landscape scene in Maine, entitled "The
Ford" and 6ne portrait of Sir Walter
Scott. To those who desire to take q
first-class Magazine during the year 1854.
We recommend the Repository. As q
literary publication, it is unsurpassed
the editor. Rev. d. w. Clark. D. D..
being finished scholar, assisted by an
able corps Of contributors. The scrupu-
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Gle. The contents of the Repository are
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and We recommend it especially to the
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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-12-10

New York MRRcUkY.-In the field Of
literary newspapers. there is none that
excels the Mercury. as its immense popu.
larity and success will testify. The best
Romsnce writer's Of the country are en-
gsgei upon its columns, and they con
tribute the best American Romances OF
the day. The feature that is admired
most in the Mercury. is lie original
American Stories. Some papers that
pretend to lead in the literary ranks. and
that depend npoa American patronage
for their support. seldom if ever publish
an American Romance; and announce,
that among other attractions; they will
always contain the best Stories from the
English Magazines-which stories are
only appreciated by foreigners and apers
Of foreign aristocracy. Not so with the
Mercury. II is thoroughly American
and patriotic; or. when it does contain
Romances of foreign lands. they are
written in manner to gain the under.
standing Of the American reader. See
the prospectus of the Mercury.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-12-10

MIurARY.-TheL Leavenworth Bulletin.
in recounting the wonderful efficiency Of
the State Militia organisation. says that
Gov. Carney has procured 5000 stand
of arms. with ammunition 10 proportion.
and that the militia throughout the State
is now well organized and armed. This
would be fne thing. If it were only true.
The company at this place organized BY
electing officers. almost two months ago.
and the proper returns We're made a. re-
quired by law and general orders |; yet
not one Of the officers has as yet received
commission. and not gun. nor cart
ridge. nor flint has been supplied. The
officers were not entitled to participate in
the County regimental organization; and
we think that the company. in conse-
qnence Of this neglect at headquarters,
has become 80 "demoralizei" that j.
never will prove IS efficient ss it other
wise would have done. na Z
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-12-10

~ Gen. Scho6eld has at length been
removed from the command of the Mis-
souri Department. and ordered to report
at Washington. Farewell. Pswpaws
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1863-12-10

H A late Leavenworth Bnlletin
says: "Msny Of our business men were
not disappointed in not. receiving the
Bulletin" etc. Arc We to understand
that failure Of tbs Bulletin to appear
in season is no disappointment to its
patrons?
The New York herald., 1863-07-20

Ida Blake, DO; DyerSPierce Bangor; Anen Middleton,
Jr, spple Boston. Hannah Martin, seighI kYork sid
ships NV Brnne, Lands Hayre Perthshire tBr Oats,
Lyerpool harss rl. ceshorn Ho.serdam Man.
HARTFORD July i7-Arr sloop yenns, Martin Eliza
bethporl Sid 18th sohrs Proectlon. Wells. Nate Thomas
NEW ORLEANS. July ll-Beow barks fremont. Phin-
nov from Phiadspha; My Porter, from snsacoa brIss
CfoBrien, from Maiamoros; proeus CHM, and McIn.
tyre Linne from Boston; schr Marion, Dasey Phiia.
depha CID bark Revolution. Loud, Boston -hrs Lgzis
Bacon tBt) Matamoros; Ellen Forreser Creighton, aud
Eveine Lsnghland Philadelphia
PORT ROYAL, So, July S--Ar schr MaSou Rodrers
Fsrren NYork; 9TH, banks Linda Norton, phladcih a.
Anna Norton, Price do brig A Merrsmen, Gray Pen
Chase do; eh BARK sro Hume DO. Tth steamers ssson
Lavender do; sh Cosmopolitan, Croker d.; Geo Collins,
Iareon do land cd 18th on re,urnl; i2th Aire %
Price, Baker NYorki Neptune Atkins, do, Moses
Bramhall Dayev do.
cid Oh, schrs Tunis Depew, Edmonds s,ono; oh, Mall
sld tth. bark Commerce; schrs W Tul Diriro chal
enge 9Th, Brewsisr, HaM kns, Philadelphia; sth. suo
Delphine Terry, NYork 10th. brcs caatnet Hastings
Philadelphia; An Union. Bartlett do; Ian. schrs HaAi.
ton. Mallows, Boston; Union. Hudson. NYort
PHILADELPHIA. July is AM-Arr harks Ellen Stevens
Howes, Matanysss 81 James, Wayne Noreauss Wright
Jr, latham do; brig Jua, Barho DO; schrs W Locke
New Haven Below ketch Commerce from Mayagurs SCR
Greenland from Havana. also hArss and about 20
hrigs aud scrs CID steamer Norman Baker Bosion bark
ncmarara Thos alter W.steriyke 81 kits; B.key
Fevin Port Spain: Myra Holt spraanc Havana; Geo r
Love (br), nii. Cenueeos; IanFent Tibbcits Boston
schr. spray. Adams Providence; stur4s Norris Ports
mouth elen Mar. Wines New BEDFORD. Hero, LsscmEn:
Fidea Candy; Trade Wind, Corson and Ella Neal. wea
Boston; Ann Turner hooper. nlnehau; Sarah Tay
California. spiler. Ipswich.
PORTLAND. july liar schr Emma v Prindsl Porter
julia FranElin Jewett Nyorx. Sid brigN Locke from
Wndsor). Philadelphia. .
The New York herald., 1863-07-20
Personal Intelligence.


General Mcclellan has taken up his suamer residence
at Orange, ~ j., in the elegant OF DIR. Marcy,
the uncle OF Mrs. Mcclellan.
Hon. Simon Cameron, Of Pennsylvania; Hon. j. r Du-
bois State Auditor Of Illinois, and Major General Couch
are IN Washington.
Major Gaines. OF Cincinnati, the gentleman who repre-
sened the government In the Utassv court martial hns
resumed his duties Judge Advocate OF the department.
OF Washington.
Hon. Goo. Brown, Of Toronto, will bo the ministerial
candidate for the speakershp Of the next House In
Canada.
The editor OF the Springfield Mass Republican says
he has receipt, signed by Nathaniel r. Banks In 1885,
for money received by him from Sargent III. Davis OF
Roxbnry, Mass In whose employ he then was as ma
chinst at 81 33 per day Tho Nathaniel p Banks,
since that time, has been Governor OF Massachusetts,
Speaker Of the United States House OF Representatives
and Is now major general In the United States Army,
and In command of the federal forces at New Orleans
Lieutenant Colonel c. c. Suydam, Assistant Adjutant
General OF the Fourth whose recent III health
compelled him to visit the Norh has far recovered
TO resume his duties.
Captain Oswald Jackson, of General Keyes' staff. has
been promoted TO the rank Of major and nrst abide
camp.
Lieut. Col Yoet, OF the One Hundred and seventy
ninth Pennsylvania militia, slightly wounded lately
White House, Va, by the carcessness OF picket The
Colonel Yost slightly bruised by spinters from tho
pistol.
Amos Kendall is nj Rockville, Conn.
The New York herald., 1863-07-20
Port or Now YORK, July 10, 1863.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED
via oasensows with mase and ~ 2 John
soaaa 1adf r. Same ass eserss and aaana
Is ,sn.. Ia, % s % Lone y q passed
Steamship Hsnsa tBrem), Won santen. Bremen July 8,
To 'n lad @sase
shi variable . Wi & S sS I'M, al 30
in lon 10 81 saw some ice Arrived OF the Battery
Steamship Thos Sect o. TRANSPORT, o Eren New q Or
Ship eynosure Dram Liverpool. Junei with mdsa AID
lon IT, to .t g. ION % passed several eber
sam and ard s ns SF Of Msesa @ % W.
soke sceg strombol of De9nis siih = 600 sh
bound Joseph Young an ordinary seaman fell over
sh1p Twshi Gates Nys,. in ballast 10 master Was
tov ed to this city BY s,eamtng Boariman. !, ..
me sgss mex MsT S With fra, &C. badger Had sonS
westerly gales tho Banks since then southwest winds
BARK Goethe CPorD De Cruise. oporo, a. days with wine
BARK frovidcnce TRENCH, Bernard Havana u days, with
shells nuts @e 70 m,s,er no,,or c.r,.r.. v !, III,
sugar 10 Thos Mayhem 4 Co.
Bark Mustang. Clenons Port Royal days in ballast, To
Brig San spridion lGrecian,, MalaradIs, Aiican 60
Hrig Mary Ann fof scivl. Allen Rio Grande. 10 dnvs,
with hides Ac order The Br srh B Usher sailed
Brir Lucehaid Dan,sh,. sehaumecra. ST Thomas July
via Turks Island, iith with sugar salt &C. 70 Jones
Brig wnverly Putnam cicnfuesos, June 80 with sugar
Brs webster Kelley Hondout for Boston.
srhr Frederick DAM, Kramer Maanxss July Q, with
SUGAR TO n " Terry
schr Frank McKinsey, sagua IS days. with &C TO
master
schr Miunie Arnold, Mckenzie Giace Bay CB, Il days,
~'sS sssT G apc@,:s LoSe E,.se,hpor. for London
schr Alexander Blue. Phinney, Rondout for Boston.
steamer Guide ~ trsnspor. Amy, Beaufort. NC. ~
hours with passengers 10 Quarermast~r l7th inst
rs miles NE from Cape Lookout passed steamship Arago
hound 81 18th n AN or Indian River, steamship Albany
GPN sbarghip CITY OF Bath.
Rtes mer Phelps. Brown. Phadelpbia
Gtesulsr PefreL Baker. Providence.
F,earrYrf Falcon Jones. Providence.
Steamtug L Boardman Dnyail, Mystic.
BELOW.
One bark, unknown.
Wind al sunset q, very light
The New York herald., 1863-07-20
MiscelIn neOus.

eprp Nopway Major from RRngoon for England tYice).
pu, into Maurtus Nav ~ eaky having been shore
the mouth Rangoon River and Ia dry dock being
reeoppcred on the 9Th June.
BAvK OK RYDER. from Philadelphia for Boston, went
went ashore ut Scituat morning of 10th Inst steamer
from Boston has gone TO her assistance
I,yyppoor July THE Glasgow fs) arrived here reports
having seen on 2lst lat ~ " lon 20 W. alarge cp
r.r shin apra-enty American buIt, OF about 1907
burnt aim wntsr's edge. masts and bowspr
md baks close the showing ths
u ensign Also la'er In the day passed two quarter boat
sote rainied green nsde hu name to he seen. (Th'
above probably ship H. ,antum before reported burn
by tho Tacopy)
The table rives summary Of the vessels In ths
harhors New York, Boston, Philadelphia Baitifnere
New Orleans the latest accounts from each Of those
The New York herald., 1863-07-20

HAVANA, NASSAU. N. p, KINGSTON, IA, AND NEW
ORLEANS.
FoR HAvASa-steamship Basle, from New York. July 81
at3PM.
Steamship Evening star from New York July 22 at3 PM
FOR Nrw oRLEsas-Steamship George Washington, from
New York July Is ats PM.
ALMANAC YoRg-rns
Son ............. Is eve 70
SUN ~ HGH eve III ~
The New York herald., 1863-07-20

MhaIem.n.
schr Monieyrms cnrren arr At Tort Royal so'Jay >
Foreign Ports.
Asnnoss.S sn sa ~ STnso loaps Ia ,roo
from The rnads 9Th, Neriun Floro. NYork
ABssiieS' ss March lsid Morning sAr Matthew. Cal
BsiyAsr. July s-arr peoia,a, syssara. syors
rRIsrol Pill. July = Arr True slue Or, ths kYors
R@ouu snsn.vYr July s--tryorrsnnd. Becsbo1 NYors.
Borur4ur. July 5-Arr VIM droulouss, saoouiiie, New
Bo.nAr June sin por, John stuart Rernsee FOR Liver
wiam. for 81 Tho,ns. do; Anne Armstrong oyer for
sYofk zaeka. Clover Tor cabuia do Contest, jennings
Buyso. Ayp,, Nay 2s-Au N Z Potter. Tapley. Ham.
og5s c.op, ~ 'is iay sosp ssd S.se R Ssp1a NOT 4'
o Is1' Jun. s s'fs% Dr. Boston
cHarrtsr Joy saArI Wennee, hleh ,alAa ,.,
2ld Uron ston. Boston L,ra. cheevcr, Liverpool. sli
sas. Ro.yn Tsrn.r san v,a,i rranei.eo w., ~. =.
D.npet. losehich. sfert. ~, ~,
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f ,s ss oiAf psyns sn sso y noA "a A. "a sfIla LIZ
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ss.,. 81 n. s"sG. S. i sosn s2Ss5 ~ a. nSare % san
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s o. s.,.s. Gs po,.D sG'. .s sosD Wv o. .. @ r..
s'sa, ao.,on aaa nailfa,' ie@sghsrs. osorse and
L'sToy Jay AR Sarah rr.emsn. Aas,in. 81 John
H. port Ju stir. Rnsqove, nobroos for re per,. N
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A1eStean Porte.
posrov JOY "a AN-Au 1ars Lys.as.r, aio-.r. csr.
fuesos sa,. sss,.,,., h,.r. ss.as,. ysa~ ~
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The New York herald., 1863-07-20

BASH m the engagements At Pocatago October a. 1882
solicited permission TO accompany the howtzer corps and
performed his duty with such gantry and presence OF
mind 10 attract the attention Of all around him.
Knowing there scarcity OF ammunition, he came up
through tho whole line Of fire with his shrt slung over
his shoulders and flied with fixed ammunition, which be
had brought two miles from the rear.n
A"Medal Of Honor" is accordingly awarded 10 zach Of
the persons above named. which will he transmitted
upon application being made through their commanding
officers respectively
GIDEON wEILEs, Secretary or the Navy.
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900 Louisiana coupons due April 1, 1861. %
$40 Louisiana coupons, due May l, 1851. 40
BY Order Of s Administrator Of G. WheelUrD, Deeeosed
10 shares Brooklyn Academy OF Music, $50 u
The New York herald., 1863-07-20
CIoTIsiNs.

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The New York herald., 1863-07-20
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SArrRDAy, July l3--6 P. H.
AsHE-There 40 bbls. pots sold at &c. Pearl con-
tnued neglected.
BRKADsrrFFs.-Flour decidedly lower and dull TO-
day. The days sales include 1900 bbls. State and
Western 100 Southern and 800 Canadian within our re-
The New York herald., 1863-07-20
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.

Married.
WissNoER-CouE--On Saturday, Jnly 1s, by the Rev.
Morgan Dix JAcoB g. WIssSGER to Miss JENNIE CoYLE all
OF this city.