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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-05-31
DANIEL A MATHEWS. AUcTIosEER, % MAS
'MoETGAGE SALE OF SHOCK AND FIXTURES OF
TIE MoNTELUMA DISlNG SALOON. 80 NASSAU


S:s. s:s :s;'i s.ss5:
Dining labes Chairs marble Top Counter. Bar and sis
ssS a.. SID. . s.; Com: M
& ESAtEE
II II. LUDLOW, AUcTIoSEER SALE
2, yauss an rePsTy 70 na af % s % f on
ygne s Sc ssS 9s ssne e EsssOr nd 81
The estate o Abraham vsisn,lne dseessed, P:E.
To- ,S 81 L az rs ssSs" 70 e. esus
miles from the Harlem Railroad dsrot a. Twsnty siIth
isns K mics sSs, 4 Hudson liver J. DIVIDED INTO and vii
be moro se' spoa ons .s ana snir ara Sysa
en-, ssssd ssa. mile IRON rom ss HAVEN ei
aepc, Noun ysfaoq mlss rom iisI;sn RvsE RAJ;
Kns.brag.. and foag mites from the .isse OF ronksrs
, nss OF oanry sest conveysncs 70 sis, he pro
perry he ha at any hour a. ne Ar. n airca dsIo,
No Pine stree, Now Yors, =, 81. .o,.x,oA.
pa executor % NJ, asy e ale balance on the LIST Of
II The Day q sale weiassisy, Jyns 8 should prove
stormy, TIE sac vii te psEened ssn .
10 soA NJ tain FROM rweniy-sil'a street.
I,pwARp sISTlpNIcH. AUcTIoYKER
IL SECOND HA AID , rq9Ils6Hoh.s FURNITURE
W IVES Il IS S 81 - sko gSi O'clock
An eegap4 a..1rens s.ond band fursgrs cons sting
or os Mr rssr Fahars enaaesd do suites
RseoioFte ws ~. F,srs % ha Ps
! wss,Ss isSyonicg g or TERRA GOTTA FLOWER VASES
>riossa svies atertel Tor uArors cnnservaOrifa
= CHILDREN CARRIAGES.
Also an invoke Of children Carriages.
n LUDLOW, AuCTIOSEER
III. PBREMPTORY SALE OF CENTRAL PARK LOIS.
~ oaIlFI or TIE SUPRfME COURT IADER TIE
biRECTioN or DANIEL p. iSGRAnAM ESQ. RE
LEI LUDLOW co, viii sell At auction on xonsay
rrn.I 40 al ia cOcs At he Merchants Eachanga saes
-sssn,n ia Ilheriy street. near HruaiWny.
Rlghth avenue and seycu fourth street Tho four hand
anne i,s on the southwest corner ~ Eighth avenue and
fourth hey beautifully atuaifd and
mTsnd me view Of We Psrk; ~ ihe proi~rv viii -
"a ,~remptr,t he hiehest MAJ sell WORTHY the
Attention of those requiring ans ale Mars A1. 81 TIE
onos Mo Pine street
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A UcTIoN NoTIcE.-PEREMPToRy SALE OF THE
a effects IaSg fszias h.sissrAs
ReT hST oEkREp
a. MONO sILyEg PLATE, Acs &C: ,o,> 80.
and
Works OF Art rosewood Drawing Room suits elegant oe
the residence ans Foarieenth street near Eighth avenue
6sns the
III red a. a n l. n soos
The whole peremporily absolutely sold,
aRossny fsrcr aSr Dnns Room
s III Hair 1rfs & ware Cut
va a s Suss E'ss s.aen
in catalogues on morning Of sale NO % soods FOR
goods admitted in this sale only those belonging
UoTIoN NoTICE-HARDwARE CUTLERY. &C.
>. e. HALsEY, AUoTIoNEER.
BY B. HALsEY co.
sALEsRooMs NO 10 BARCLAY STREET.
TUESDAY. ,gE " o2,c,ocx ~,
coutiuusd from day day the whole catalogue dis
ENGLISH GERMAN AND AMERICAN
HARDWARE.
TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY.
SILVER PLATED WARE.
sADDLERY AND pLyMBERs' HARDWARE.
&C, &C, &C,
sBeus the entire balance Of stock Of importing and Job
the trade.
Catalogues ready early the morning of the
sale
UCTION NOTICE.-BoOTs AND sHoRS.
VIM N. HoLLLNGsHEAD AUCTIONEER.
BY CHARLES @. WARREN
sALEsRooM, p CoRrLANDs STREET
SEM WEEKLY SALE or BOOTS AND SHOES.
ON TUESDAY, JUNE :, AT I0h O'CLOCK.
EIGHT HUNDRED PACKAGES OR MORE,
INCLUDING CoNsIGNMENTs.
OF PRIME FRESH MADE SPRING GOODS
} IxI GREAT VARIETY, FROM THE PRINCIPAL MANU-.
FAcTURERs IN NEW ENGLAND AND N. r CITY.
UCrIoN NOTICE
"A WM, N. HOLLiNGsHEAD AUCTIONEER.
BY 7. wHITEHoUsE
ON WEDNESDAY, JUNE 5, AA'D' '''''
At 10Y O'Clock A n.
ONE THOUSAND CASES BOOTS AND SHOES,
Fresh from Manuf aotarers.
Tho Catalogue will consist in part OF desirable styles Of
! MEMS BOYS AND YOUTHS
BOOTS, BALMORALs. BRO0ANS, &C.,
woAzT MssEs Asp Slippers
All s xhIsh are
Adapted TO both city country Catalogues ready
on morning Of sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-05-31

ID ARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
- GREAT yxoIrKMxN! AND KsTIusIAsx
fs! %ESs SSii 3ssEE
ov oysERiL TON THUMB AsD WIZ
coNMoboRk MUTT And hINNlE WARREN
sIi,SSSo y y9s 4 S SksTs.
Though General Torn thumb VISA rs.elviny
ONE THOUSAND DoLLARsA DAY
for his eIhbl,ions .ioss, NE nsnAS.r ossrsd h'~
o %; TES X TO AMOUNT TO THAT SUM-
for his eIhibiten her. thus ssing b.. y,en "a cvx-.
Rslnsmssr ,hs. q: Ton Th.gs Cp,1pnn{ ,n xor
u,. GExEg xss TON ,1 rHth .ryx
III. ... Mis-. Ms ha ehnu'wi Ahas " LIE VIZ.
rue rAsciSArIsJ QuEKN oy BEAUTY,
KLyrs xiSsiH wARaEs.
y9ys wEeIiis1 nm NM e " .I r1Ssps
MOST BEiuTfvuL oY cREArfoNs wonnE.a
THEY HOLD THEIR LEvEEs MkHy hohhiso' A.
rsssooSs Hse f !, ss, Of a. .
wsnSrrlai Lpasns all oss card are Tor SAFE by Ass
Al The IN tsyees At 70 csnt. zach -. .-.~-
oon2op pon ? ssFr Asb ei Hssps waRkzs.
On INK ONLY GENUINE PHOTOGRAPHS
Of those four sssA srSIEf s: rkpS Sii
80. =. ..a .ls %,s $780, .::
w'aa.jc;r ,ts DID rrfRs3nxA.css
EVERY AFTERNOON :. c.s,ccs ~
y.rrr mani f. snva s' ssoossrSsAis ti5sHp -
ana 'h' com" 's'''~' TwAsL
Admiss,on Is cssiz csIdrsn usdsr lss. 10 osnv
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A BRAN g. BAKER 4 Co. AucrIoxEERs

A BRAN c. BAKER 4 CO.. AUCTIONEERS
"A Superb Household Furniture st public auction to;
Monday the elegant residence No. -
West Sixteenth street, Firth Sixth avenues
commencing II Pianoforts
and oruiou Chandeliers Brocade aud Lace Curtains,
Shades, velvet Medallion Carpets Drawing Room sul.s
Encogneurs Console Tables Reception ChAirs sdys Work
Table, Centre Table, OIL Paintings by eminent artists,
Bronze Clocs marble bronze StatuAry. and
Dresden China Vases Pier and han,el Mirrors Hat Stand
Feather Beds Blankets Sofas Chairs Extension Table
Buffet Chns Glass and Silver Warc Table Cutlery, Linen
Couches Arm Mirrors China Dinner solid
Silver Spoons Forks Casor Urn Cske Basket; also Base
mar Kitchen Furniture.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-05-31
PROPERTY
AT PUBLIC AUCTION. AT rHk
MERCHANTS EXCHANGE sALEskooh,
los Liberty STREET
WEDNESDAY. JUNE 10, 1855,
At IL o'clo X NJ,

MERcnkNrs Sc sxoHAsSE sALEsRoox,
wEps iSs 5,Sfr' J55 ji;f:il 10, 1855.
Al Il oco n
THE B OLD 4, s s2sssE Affinx,
At MARsHL,ND sTAIBN ISLAND.
poron x arabic and woodland situated The
roads running from Nandsrtt Landing 70 kossvs and
r rG sroS dpo sa moSS An s
longing % the farm extending mile ~ ens,n Iron "a, se
Wiling The farm water communication Staten Island
s Sound rnS ns w e ana oss :aa
choicest variety Of frm, rcss also and com
aoas situated in the midst OF shrubbery add fruit
There are house and hne cottage The ontbud
s s%ss d V crested con.dsrd
OF the best In the county Of Richmond and most DO
and he pra.,,s farmer Access 70 New York
os. hour eSSri s sal ne o ss By boat
One half Of purchase money can remain on bond and
OGGs n The As Ss No Pine street -D'N'
I'm oAyysEY. AucTIoSRER, WILL SELL ON MON.
:. Ion os.cs ss ys r, o. gr.I ss
family rsrnrs oroh Carpets fables
Bedstesds, two French Mirrors, Lounges, Ae
nv oAYvyEY, AucTioHEER-oprIcE CORNER or
IL. Mad and Chambers streets-will seu on Mon
dsy s1 aps ss.. ro1sry ana Liquor store No 81 new
Chanbe Also The Furniture OF the family together
yUrLLrAx KEsSRLLy, sHERIFr's AucnosEER,
oooes EIoh.nss sals.room ~ Brosa..y ne ssia
able Lot the southwest eorns. OF Sixth avenue ana f
NV" ''''''' A' ALSO. on SANE DAY, -.
the two vaiuabs side OF Fourth avenue 100
ee, north Of Eighteen nne location, near The Cen
~A ra'I ALSO. ON FRIDAY. JUNE $ 1853,
Re Prsnises ssa full with 'front.' and rear
'1 s.ls pssi ~ ~ 70 ,Ss hughes, bidder
For maps and full particulars inquire al the omcs OF me
~D'''O'' No. u Pine street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-05-31

A DKIAN II. NULLER AUCTIONEEH.
"A Ele rosewood and mahogany Furniture. Pier and
Mantel Glasses OH Paintings. Wilton and
Tapestry Carpets china, &c, .
AT AUCTION
ADRIAN II. MULLER, by T. II. WILKINS CO., will
sell At auction Tuesday June 2 1863 at 0 O'Clock at
AZ Brevoort place, Tenth street -
All the elegant Furniture contained In said house, consist
ting Of Parlor Suits satin brocael and damask
window Curtains lined with silk rosewood Centre Table
God Etageres mahogany Extension Dining Table ma
hogany dining Chairs In plush China and
Glass Ware, OH Paintings BY well known artists
elegant Mante and Pier 0asses Library bookcase Chsne
liers and mahogany French Bedses rosewood
and mahogany marble top Dressing Burraus washsanas
rosewood and mahogany Armour 0ace Wilton, Tapestry
and Brussels Carpets Oicoths, &c Also Kitchen furn
ture with whioh the will commence The OIL Paintings
will be Sid at IL O'Clock.
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A001, s ! sSaSsD sFzcr4s = sS or
STRAW On A s6sp rHls NEXT. Lev. 5an. cooD'
go SSsHs Az .aSssS ssS$s
Just anA'G .ss WIS q (. q. . suited
VI" VIZ E ro ;Sii i; .sI g. lSs, q.
and No. Murray street.
"A hold flra'T poU HaHRss hrc S
will sell Monday June at l01s O'Clock, 81 saesroom
~ as T Msnsshos Furniture. Brussss r.
pestry Ingram caes and mahogany Parlor
sua Bookssss marble ,oP oerrs aosss .d GO: osn
marble TOP Dressing Bureaus wasbssnds Beds,ssds Hair
has'res's'. raiIasse' L"up nV.s w.'dro's'' 40
Goods Bonnes. Trimmi Flowers &C., dc
A >. BLEEcKER, SON 4 co. WILL SELL on
.s ss s fss. ss q Hs;s s ;ss
ven sS s u re-. "s On hasd .ss oG
new LAemeni Finch walls cro,on Ao size 2osS;
streets are graded crbed gter-d, &c. The neishbsrhooi
be Hs sas snd Peck cars and ferry Soas Maps
terms at No II Cedar street. adjoining Bank OF Com
meros
ucalos SHsRIss ri se at suction on rss..y
June 4 at O'Clock at tol Broadway. between Foreih
BRIDES, Sheets. Ac. &e
sHiRIsY SAfs june
70 oeoss at 2 w resr : S,,s Sy EMsy W., J1
lots su city and counr dealers; also retaers stock
n BURKE, AucTIoNEER-sALEsRoox NO. s
S oeoes he ssoc AMI Future. Of he efcesrr store
s 80 sr owing 70 ehssp rent se II
mot soid 80, VIII e iot,ed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-05-31

SPORTING.
s@-..-sSs~@--~-~~tSFe.
IyOR sALE-A SPLENDID MODELLED YACHT.
length 80 feet beam " feet. built BY Robert Fish. The
properly Of genteman who will sell for bali s original
cost or exchange for . cal boat Apply ROBERT flsH,
boat builder, "a Water street
UroR SALE OR ExCHANGE-A NEW YACHT OF II
IL tons sIoop rgssd has never been used WI be -od
or EXCHANGED schooner Yacht Of from 20 tona
Tns yacht be BY applying 70 Brown LOBBY
street. New York Address Dor la New York Post
TOR sALE-THR CAT Rro0ED sArLBoAT ARErHU.
% feet in length she = fast and sur and IN comPss
The having further for her will sell her
81 . reasonable price bbe b. tho basin OF lhe
Club HOUSE. fooot Of Court street, Brooklyn.
DOW BOAT FOR SALE. cHBAP-soME SECOND
IL hand Boau low t15; copper fastened cinch
and smooth work IS 50 per fcofrom u
long Give cal and the great 70 feet 10 cared club
boat for Pttsburg building nj The foot Of lath
Harlem vsr address stephcn Roberts J5 South street
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CLOTHING.


GsE s R HaSra Z. L. s1Sss !:
y esio5 proneun9sd s.ss n.h{ that L., y ~ .S
fs9 s..i 1 o. Sossns Ssr!. sws;y E .s
ss Ss. ssa sis ssSs
. address above lien VIII snow Joa wiLreeis.
oe Do To 9rss e, cd ss h sss,
su-.t Ladies attended b. Mr.. sini,
rTESros.-Ar TIE NEW STORE u. THIRD
& Ssssf for 'e .Ts wssras
PurnIturs, Carpets kc Tor ths New Orleans msrtst Try
t9 lSa W. W tss 81. Prs,s: ofs: y.
i5 % *. s.ns. ~ p 1ss VII q ;. s 10 cab
Cal on o. ssds. 9. NlsB 3, Ihlrd svsnss near -Four.
A GREAT pEnAsp.-ss0,oo WORTH or CAST or
eSS .S. ssa ssSi. ~ s. s q az
70; % s 6rs.: % ~ s. rS IT.
Pss s s Ssrg. rgrS w..rs.. bsmans. css. is
bbawls Cups, L.'os s..ssl Issramsn.s reAss ~ o.
e. e.. aaa sss fs.sy tf.i sas-" ia1.s ssassd ~ Mr.
xnhAil
ArTHg OLDEST STAND. in SEVENTH AvEruE-
"A nzEkikss ggsran..s. 70 Eay ths iones ns prss i.s
g ca 8. 81 rs ss So. f r.s c. P
sa 70 M s.1.s ass' . ~ 'L .ss q
~ S@E -
At THE NEW sroRK. rza sEvESrH AvEsuE-IA
y d.s ana ssa.epsn a.. .ssf fs y rs,s Ms ~
rs.tye oar sss AZ for the western rnsrtei Try, ard
s.sy yoIfse Please d. not forsst 20 sdff~s- ~
NJ Make Seventh avenue, Twenty dth street
IAlie- Attended ~ Mrs Asrka
yAcr WORTH Kxowrso -rug UNDERSIGNED
A easn'.s v psy me atuo. vsius for anes' 500 ga
s... U on ~ saafs.Ss srrss ~ TS,s
bss~.~n fer,sh and FORTY Lsd Nitebdsd "
b. Mrs A.
40 SIXTH AvExUE.-rBE CRr N STILL TnEY
14u eofrs ~ Afl shsfe ia1iee Ard 9sniienen regsrs
~ ar erut ore heir east 81 wssrns AfTafs Chft~s
kc ,ssn A any oihsr sssssh esi " ths eJ Cal "a
ssir.-s q w. kNDEhsos. ~ sir,h sTsnus.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-05-31

. ucTIoS NOTICE -GEoRdK cLEMONs, AUCTION
"A err JENKINS VIII sell at auction TUESDAY.
June at O'Clock, at 0l Broadway, between For,ieth
and Foty streets Horses, Wagons Harness, Saddles
Brides, Sheets, Ac.. &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-05-31

A FACT WORTH KNOWING -THE rsprRsiGSgD
n ~ The utmost Faus Tor area and
Tener Oa Got nE fnryiiure Carp~s Jswslry A.
~ calls sddressnF l. STEM ~ Thtfs az uls
b. Mrs -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-05-31

IN COTTON, NORTHUMBERLAND SALE OF THE
STOCK Tools Engine, Boilers, &C, OF silversmith de-
Ginning business Wednesday, June At l0h O'clock AZ
William Forbes Esq., embracing every article necessary or
CINE and Boiler oompete Lathes Rollers vises Dies.
Steel Benches Anvis Screws Files Castinss Draw
Plates Punches Magnets Gauge Plates Melting Ranges
Forging Hammers. 1ngots Oalpers. Ccmpssse., Copper
Pans Stakes Scales &c Also ell the Once furniture
may be had on Tuesday the auct
rooms 72f Broadway the place OF sale early Wed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-05-31

WILLIAM ABBOTT. AucrroyEgns, SELLS ON
w Tuesday. atl0h o'clock the balance OF he Fnrnnre
At n Eas, BroadNsy mahogany TABLES sotss Losnses
gilt and Chandeliers Brnckeis Kitchen FURNITURE
Carpets. Doc,or's 0ig, nns Pisncforte.
1aOTH STREET PROPERTY AT AUCTION she.
lUC ras sale Of Real Estate Fcur valuable Lou 70 be
sod At auction, the Merchants Elehangs III Broadway
on TUESDAY, June at " O'Clock THIS WI chance
Tor wanting desirable homestead ~ this fast Inn
prosing part city the greater portion q the
has money bond and nortgase Tor
Der Of years above property located sh ktreet
e,xeen Third and Fourth within few blocks Of tho
CcnrnfPsE. Full psrtisuIAr. male Known at tho ssls
COPARTs ERsuIPs.
A LADY WOULD PURCHASE AN INTEREST IN
a r~tal TOY Fancy Store N preferred would huy
The entrv establishment. Address Enterprise; boz 27t5
Post Olcs.
(,oPARTYERsHIP-S PINE STREET, NEW
4 YORK May ISSA-Ths unterslgned have formed
under the firm Of ELLIOTT CO. They offer
thr services The % estates w the invest
fraut on money and sale Of Real Estas
Rocks Bonds horgages Notes aud class % fiscal So
cUrtiss They purpose 40 commission bus
in every of property bought and sold % commission
HENRY II ELLIOTT.
HENRY H. ELLfOTT ia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-05-31

DARrxER wANTED-iNA MANUFACTURING Busr
4 ness. one having $500 to invest. Good references
given and required Address Manufacturer Herald ones,
wita name and address
xyANrHp-A PARTNER IN TTig FLOUR AND rEED
w busseas up town rnrrccptionAble references giyen
ana reauiref Address G. 7. r.. Herald onice.
a -na PARTNER WANTED IN AN OLD RsTAB.
DDUU. fshed and very ucrAuge. pleasant business
socla out class Appy " BLISS CO. - and 81 Mas
1an street, Tor t~o days
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-05-31

..,u,xoxrAt--TwD rOuED ggETLKNkH OF
nj 100 go. rsten aaa gss~sssd 81 a-isfas in,p,hea
- fsrHr NHN tS9 f"MhN 49, ~
~ ,.ru~.rrnt niN 49, ~ nlpsr ia in 80
r,.f. M = assifstie tasi a. y t.tt Y ~ -
~ - - ~ afis snd fas trlHis4Fs n ~
s.trseiiars -t 80 - - f ~ -
- ~ - .r,ls d.sf.as.tr1 a. afHthf 80 tels
efl1s 80. 80 nssfs o. siftf Af-f,ift 49,
80. f.r.f tNsi 80 inrri ~. - 49,
srlr 49, .tg+sas STA 81 fisHr, w. A.. q, 80
80 80 ans~ .a.a.......s.-
...,,,,,v gywTtrnrs DrsiEorA 90 fUEAfN4 THE
ftfifth .s. IA kfss iA1tes n trgy4Nsfssiua hfF4f
80 fsfs~itash ssss1 49, tis9 sed ~eraT "
40 - -. sfi go ahfs ~, t,s4s "A Tf hs4
$500 slrr~sfsan tHr~n witt 49, ~ tatpf
= 49, n i.isaL PfgfiisDes. o. Cats a. FisIs 80
slangsl
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-04-28
What was EZpected.

Tho T,rtao. Io-.c r;,., 49, -. ~
..ai,anco" fn1~. and ra,. n,, "H ".. t''"t'
ar,t ON Cnar,11., ,r ,.,, ~, ,Ha,1 '""s ~ a..
ad In = di,os.',,r, ~t,iI,ra w. - q" '-5',,-
rc-a'J .ays tho r.nnI.o .+%o,,,,b ru.'
nlo,dlfse +, IL, r]a.n,.s mov bo rI". - ,
.rr .,c.. n, ~ ..:.,'.,' i''y DC c'o',"d ",o@lG
.r.rimor. a r,,r'5 - -, G,S,'.'eI'. Inc
ri r,ar,,n,, ., a. L1l?..,sgI L Us shame
3. s''7
y correspondent OF the New York Herald
closes adctailcd-a2l in some respects, O. high
ly 8.araliye- acro,r, o. tno -,o,o,o,.
,f.u.. -
~.
I".a N"r'hoa>t 'front.' Of Fort Sumter, which
was zoe '"'E ore exposed to orr fire, was badly
'.'"&.' no .o&' tnaa eleven holes some Of
,~oI- ',E. '''- "I1a' ana two embra5ures
"noch'd INK one, showed the effect Of the
monitors Guns but that was Ill VIC Effected
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-04-28
LOOK OUT,

BEING ANXIOUS TO CLOSE UP Az
{ as possible, the business of Handy 4. G,'
| the Estate Of William G. Handy Do
sed, | would suggest, to those indebts'
1t they will never find Il better time 10 WV
ir debts than at present t"'
L. A. LOUGHMILLRR
April 24-eod8t.
Winchester daily bulletin. [volume] (Winchester, Tenn) 1863-1863, 1863-04-28

Splendid Chewing Tobacco.
70 BIZ HAD AT DANIEL ,BAAZEL'
TONS Stega in Winchester.
Nov. 26-,f.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-11-27
Concerning Railroad Gratuities.

If it shall be determined, as the result
Of the agitation of the railroad grant ques-
ton, to give the credit of Saint Paul in
aid Of ia railroad to Lake Superior, let the
tender be an open one, for competition.
1t is useless to try and build up defunct
company. If any proposition is to be of
fered, the sensible plan will be to make
the offer of the gratuity to the company
that shall first connect St. Paul with the
Lake.
We are clearly of the opinion that St.
Paul can do better with her gratuities, if
she wishes to deal in them, than to offer
them in the Lake Superior direction. The
Minnesota Valley, which has thus far built
up and sustained our city, presents more
desirable route for any public investment.
Take away that trade, and we should ex-
perience a vacuum which half dozen
railroads to Lake Superior could not fill
up. Let the Lake projects 60 forward on
their own basis and merit; but il, as a
community, we have anything to give
away, it will be wise to bestow it where it
it will conserve as well as enlarge our pres
emit business.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-11-27
The Negro at the South.

A special to the World, Washington,
18th, says: The immense number of nom
producing slaves in the South are fast
becoming an incubus which the emancipa
ton proclamation was not needed to BAR
ish in good time. Over million Garkeys,
removed from the border States now lost
to the Confederacy, are huddled into
Georgia alone, to consume the subsistence
which might otherwise sustain Braggs
army during the winter.
1t is the opinion of many, not only here
but at the South, that that army, being
now deprived of all supplies from Texas,
Tennessee and Kentucky, will soon have
no alternative but to surrender to the ne
cessities of hunger, unless Gen. GRANT,
as now seems probable, forces it to new
activity. To give way under such pres
sure would probably not be considered by
the chivalry dishonorable. 1t would, at
any rate, be deemed kind of excuse for
doing that to which the sword alone has
not yet compelled them.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-11-27
Attempt to Murder a Bride.

A horrible attempt at murder, under tn g
most painful circumstances, was lately
committed near Cienfuegos (Canada), on
the person of young lady named Seal,
at the moment of her marriage. The nup-
tial benediction had just been pronounced,
and she was still standing beside her young
husband, in the midst of large family
circle, when suddenly a report of a gun
was heard, and the poor young bride fell,
pierced through by bullet. The assassin
has not been discovered Here is probably
a story Of disappointed love and fierce
revenge equal to any romantic fiction.
At last accounts the poor girl was alive
and the ball had been extracted, but she
was believed to be mortally wounded,
consequently very slight hopes were enter
tanned of her recovery. The locality
where this occurred is becoming noted for
such deeds. A few months ago a young
girl of sixteen was shot and killed Short
ly previous q married Ia, J was literally cut
to pieces in her own house and in the
midst Of her family. A young planter,
very highly spoken Of, was not long since
another victim, and now We have a fourth
case to add to this frightful list.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-11-27

RICE, than whom no one has made 50
many and SO great sacrifices to secure q
railway connection between the Lake and
Mississippi. In October 1856, he sent out
two parties, the one in charge of Mr.. DlNs-
MORE, who commenced on the river and
ran north, and the other under Mr.. THOMAS
CLARK, from the Lake-the two corDs
meeting on the line between towns 40 and
Al N. The combined report developed an
extraordinary practical route-making the
distance from St. Paul Ella St. ANTHONY
to the Lake at 149 miles.
About this time COL PArTEN made
preliminary survey for the st. Croix and
Lake Superior Company, in the direction
of Bayfield,, from which that by Mr. Gill;
BERT was located and finally adopted by
that Company, as above noticed from the
report Of President MoNEI1L.
The sixth and last survey was made in
the summer of 1860, by LYMAN DAYTON
and others, as preliminary to an air line
route from st. Paul to Lake Superior, en-
tirely within the State of Minnesota. At
ter forming connection with the route as
surveyed by Mr.. DNsMoRE and Mr.. THoM-
AS CLARK, in 1861, the line was continued
for purposes of examination, and branch
run into the pine region of the Upper Mis-
sissippi, in the vicinity of Sandy Lake,
and the country thoroughly explored, and
critical notes taken, of timber, soil, up
land, swamp land, slate cliffs, and other
mineral. The entire region traversed by
this survey is nearly two hundred miles.
The distance from St. Paul to Duluth,
Sandy Lake detour included, is III miles.
Taking the route on the survey made for
Mr.. RICE, from town. 40 north, to Supe-
rior, in Wisconsin, the distance is 142 4-5
miles; and swinging the RICE survey into
Minnesota, the distance over the DAYTON
and RICE routes will be 14O miles, or a
little less, to the navigable waters of the
st. Louis River, at the head of the Lake.
In connection with the above surveys,
examinations were had for the shortest
practicable route between the head of
navigation on the St. Croix, at Taylor's
Falls and Falls of the St. Croix GdenticaD
and Lake Superior; and it is found that
good route can be had, partly in Wiscon-
sin and the residue in Minnesota, at about
one hundred miles.