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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-10
A UCTIoN NOTICE.
y SALE or TUESDAY FEBRUARY 10
We will sell Tuesday,
A VERY LARGE AND DESIRABLE ASSORTMENT

FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS
SECOND LARGE SALE OF DAMAGED
DUNDEE GOODS, tx CALEDONIA.
1900 pieces Scotch Linen Goous In every iety 10 be
sold without reser,e Tor account OF Undern ters.
ALSO
3C0 cases seesonahle Boots ana Shoes, new goods.
Also, for account of whom II may Germ,
Hosiery t2O dolen) be Englis Half Hose
Shirts case go dolcn) and cotton undersnirt
Cotton Nord-i ease a. boAes) cable Cord.
Letter Paperi tco nm fren Letter Paper.
Damaged goods VIII De SOLD at one o'clo, k T.. NJ
Catalogues and goods ready on morning OF tale
VIM. TOPPING & CO., Auctioncers,
Nos 3 and II PARK place, and
No. Mnrray street
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UCTION NoTICE.-M. DOUGHTY, AUCTIONEER-
y Auction sale OF second hand House old Furniture.
Al DOUGHTY VIII sell, Wedne sday, Feb H. AZ los
O'Clock at 70 Nassau by tbs sheriff
general Assortment Of Furniture from Connect
cut consisting ~ mahogany Paror Suit Ingram Carpet
Centre Table, ensmsled Chamber Suit Rus Bed
stead, lar Mattresses Paasses Feather Beds Blanket
Quilts, Sheets, Table Linen Crockery, Dinner and Tea
Sets. Be &c.
Also general assortment OF rosewood, maho2a
walnut Parlor Cha nl,sr ana Dining Room Pnrn
ALSO. by virtue OF an execution, 9 Brussels Carpets
Aisy, sets Harness
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uCTIoN NoTICE-E. ROTH. Az, TIONEER-Ex
ecuor's sale OF Household Farni,nre, Carages hne
Wines Liquors. a.. ~ ROTH Anct.onrr, VIII sell Vt
public auction this day tTuesiay) February ~ a. iva
o'clock, al ly West Eighth tCnion place., between
Fifth aud s,sh avenues Executors sale Household Fur.
niture kc consisting OF rosewood Parlor Suits com
prising Tee Tetea Sofas Cha Reception Chair
Medallion Chairs covered In rich French brocate
Lace ndow Curtains Man,e Ornaments Vases, Velvet
and brussels Carpets 3 magnificent collection Of rare
Pa Btngs rosewood Centre and Side Tables, rose
Etaaeres. Turksh Chairs and Lounges, Re
c-pion Chairs covered in medal lon reps; twenty one
Bronze Clock rosewood Suits two feea Tetes
Arm Char Recepto and -four rarlor Chairs
In silk plush; Corner ana Bookstands.
hogany Bedstea Bureau, Washstands Sofa
Bees, Lounge, Rocker; Go ks, Cha RS Mirrors, Pant
fnss Tables Cnrans Spring and Hair eds,
Bolsters. Pillows, Blankets, quilts soli oak Dining TIA e
Dining Room Chairs Bullet, black alast Si covered in
reps; Silver Ware rich China. and Silver Cutlery
Forks Spoons French China Tea and Dinner Sets ruby
and white Cut Glass Ware. CHIT Glass AMI Cara'a
Decancrg Gob.ts, Chainpaenes Wines Cha cts, Finger
Bowls, Ac. The sale will commence in the dining
~ BA magnificent rosewood Pianoforte will be sold at
~ o'cloek precisely.
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sALns Ar AUCTION.
A uCrIOH EOrICE sALE OF
"A ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD tukNlr hE;,

A uCrIOA EOTfCE.-PEREMPTuh1 sAIn w
"A ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD tuRNlT hE
ROSEWOOD AND WALNUT fAtLok ~ ITS.
u rirh "a "a Y lvet AMI or nisnn ~ NJ
MAGNIFICENT CENTRE TABLES, COSTLY bhoNzEs.
BI.eUE FIGURES, q, A..
compr sing The entire per. Furn, re anu woka ~.
untunej 10 the rcAid noe la2 West ~ sHs' ~
SIEVE nth
ammencng In Dining Room ~ ~ ociosn prss s ~ =.
(Tresla), ct II o'oh, the on ents OF the above ~
train or shin otter extraordinary fnducemen 70
10 housekeep rs an hoHie is beautifully ,nrns ed
throughout md all In peri order ss ma OF mr. su
RIO Pari suits. richly carved rosewood Etasres sta
~ ma biz Tor Centre and Per Tables fLen pa oval
Mirrors Danass and Lace Ctyians rich VIA ow des
Bronze CloeAs turkish Lounges wi b Arm Cna ~ 10
mateh; 70 God Work Tabl maen cent Mah!a VASES
with nne i'ertion Of OIL Paintings. richly framedi
ONES AND 81 QUE FIGURES
snong whi,h superb Bone o. Christopher Columbus
H. G.. ssl r. The froubadonrs two Grant sllrs
Represent ng vanity the Fcss, Of Love y asons nus
At the tn with elegant Parian and Lava nanehs
CHAMBER, DINING ROOM AND NURSERY
Elegant u ana Engraved Ghsswa full sets rich French
CHINA Silver Table Cutlery, Silver Ware, O.. with
Dining Furniture, superb ose wood Bed.tea a. slrns
and Ha r Mattresses Beds aud Bedding. Chamber .s
French Ensrayngs Gotta and Spring Seat Chairs Ho.k
Sofas. Sofa edseads, Brussels and Ingram CarpeW
No pospononent. Catalogues at house. -,
B.-housekeepers will find this sale worthy OF specai
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aAIua AT AUCTION.

Tuefdsy Feb uary H. U.s. at Y .'cloek a. Aerrnants
denre OF q X Collins three d.stincl PARCELS Bee his
spacia IN the Herald IL Is conceded that
passe.sea Advantages snsurlaSsod by pro-
pertg IN this coun.rT. For maps and further
Apply al the Ancfionssrs ONE No ~ rine street
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LvIN G. BAKER. AUcTIoNEYR
"A FIFTEEN THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH or
FIRST CLASS HOUSEHOLD FURNITIRE
AT PUBIC AUCTION.
ROSEWOOD rIANOFOKTE,
RosEWo s,s1 AMP sy wALSyT rAELoE SUITS.
ROSEWOOD AND WALNUT CHAMBER FURNITURE
OAK DINING ROOM FURNITURE,
SILVER. GLASS AND CHINA WARE,
MIRRORS. CskPErS, LACE CURTAINS.
A private rssiienceso ~ r. Chapman Esq,
West Sixteenth street. between fn and snih enues
O'Clock. -. -. $3.50
urDnxs and OrmOla Chandeliers, velvet Carpets Rugs.
svo Sniis h hrocnt Of Tho richest a, scrip
ton Eacere, atuaFy and Boosrsse
Rr oign re Catne., Nsnte Mirrors, PI-r Mirror. I'm
Chess r. bic, seyre. a,d Dr,sien Gin Na.cr
MAGNIFICENT aOSEW OoD 1IAsofoRrR,
v~hiy aud made 20 oner ~ csA makers,
Stool, Canterbury, Cover Mls Books, ac
OIL PAINTINGS
~ eminent artists Two uah paintings original by Cole
nssnmF ,on Of The vrs'n after surlo Also rs,1ns 0y
nAnn LsraId andst ows; sroa,e statiary brDnxe aud
ormo" SlokA marble Statnsgy Vases and Nantci orrs
nsu's, Hal hststand Ofrinth and Stair 4rIsts
LINING ROOM,
~ bune, stAinary ole tnp Herts pstsnt
" ie- drsw cosohes Arm Casir. eegsnl se,s
~. - y sasy .ss. ara Dssnefs, Two dozen COB
" ~ %. 81 gne-IwiDes. L~fnon.ds Tomb ers. Fruit
OeeH an Ir-scrye sand sets Fneer Bowls raby and
parish arele Punch sows gold Ia1not s@ta coli hnni
ca'us Dinbr Sct richly Decorated. Tea Set. a p.@ces
sid hissg Dinner and Tea sc,s ser War Cor.e Urn
Tts ns ,, Nslsln Rinss SPOONS Fors. ivory
"a feta. CAssnaefg--k sawooa Dr-seins gareap, 49,
stad. WARDROBE tomnodss ARR oil = s.,.,e Il.ir ~,
tressea, Feather Beds. Bangeis. C..u,srranr. 80
B.seient ADD kitchen Fafniiuse. saio prr-mpsory
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- UNIVERSITY PLACR.-oSE BAR ~. NICELY
:. .Hrnai irons Boon, on taifJ sior 20 1T cheap
!. . /. N IL ! u
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A J. BLEECKER. AuCTIoNEER
"A Executors .s2le OF d. Fan. haw's Estate. A. j.
BLEECkER. SON co. VIII sell O lctlon on Thur day
February H. A. l. o'clock at the Merchants Exchange
room ~ Brnadway, Trinity building close the Of
NJ tanshaw cece sd ~ Lots of ground In the city Of
New York, situate follows,
Fih avenue Five Lots Fifth avenue corner Of Ninety
first street, three of EN- Park los
Forty sreetone Lot on Forty first street. between
Mad son aud FoUft
Echtet6 st-Eight Lots Eshieth s cor. Second ay.
Ninety hrs, ninety streetsForty Lois Nine
rst and Ninety nd between Second tn iTd
04th streetSi Lots iO4ih stree RI III
lO5th stfeei CHI Lots lOJth street FIJI tn
l0Gih strcetSS Lots Tooth street, ttth
I0sib sree-On. Lot i0sth street. Foult avenu
The title j. nndouhted, and the sale viii absolute sixty
per cent MAIN i've Maps
lction room No. ~ Pine street
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"A. AUCTION AND CoMAIsspN
30. PINE STIR ET
Near galway New Yorx
Real estate stc-ks, bonas A.. public and rrt,.,.
sa~s u furniture at residences, and outdoor sal.-
HOUSES AND STORES RENTED
For .,e 80 aud a~s, Tscniy fourth street ror,
Sde b4tws N Sixth ssy. nth avenues. "'''u
r. 81. hoaye ~ fogrth street
wanted .os in The ne shborhood or the Central Part
store IN Broad street
A UCTIOS NOrICg.-M. DOUGHTY, AuCTfoNrpp
n sxl eel On Tuesday February TO- Al II ociork Al la
Nesi seutys srt e. entire handsome Tousebfsd
YuynN y contained IA th- above residence inr ~
rsptfy Brussels and Ingram Cafpts. rosewood Piano
fcc a4~gtuv PFrior Su covered IN plush; and
Br a,rl wG1v Curtains marble top Centre Tables. ros~
~of H. br4ry BaOstast Extension Dining Table, Oh Paat
Mant o. a. rosewood AL mahogany Dsess.nu
Bur.ags. wahaan1s De isse.da Hat w. 1855 Pshases
Lounges A. Tie whole 70 be perenpt0riy sold. o.
ehiDa
, 1863-05-21
Hsicfaig;sxa Central Cars.

The St. Louis Nprolioan, in giving IN
account Of the arrival Of the Express COM
pany PARTY In that city, has the following just
compliment to the cars, and the manner Of
tleir vvntiIatlon, employed by the Michigan
Central Railroad Company:
From Detroit the party Travelled all the way
to st. Louis in the most elegantly finished
coach in the United States-a car belonging
to the Michigan Central road. This car
called the Directors car-:yas, like all that
arc used br the Michigan Central Company,
built At the Companys works at Detroit, and.
except in the finish Of the inside, is 4 SAMPLE
of seventy, constructed in the same style for
passengers. 1t has Ruttan's patent dustcz
a;.d yentilator. and rtl!ss on sfx-wheel trucks,
So rasy are these cars, that one Inay write or
even shave in theta while in motion without
any disturbance. Tie ventilation is. perhaps,
The greatest consideration. Air receivers are
constructed In the roof. and the air is passed
down through the sides Of the cars, trlyets
ING tank Of water, and passing into the car:
entirely purified from dust Or ciuders, being
cooled also in its t1anEit. In winter the afr /:
warmed t,y being posed around stoves. Frest
| at1Euspl re is continually supplied, bo,f
winter nnd summer. The Directors car i:
The nLc upon which tho Prince Of Wales ant
| Duke Of Newcastle Travelled from Detroit.
has t.ecn all over the West, aud been greatly
admired rs model. The workmanship .
| the interior Is supcrh.
, 1863-05-21
Only $40 Miles to I. Scnport.

The following article fron, the S,Ift ,L,ur
""t' fuoi'sAeo III i''"tenec' ha"sas en""o
how tile great national enterprise OF enlarE-
inr the lines of water communication from
t1,e N;e:,ss;,,,, +hr,rr,, tnc 1ores Ia thc A.
'1A~ r..
iarltlc Is Eegatoeo Ia LIS Tar "csl. Ane
editor takes enlarged and Btatcsn,a1!likc views,
o,,f in fact IT is difficult 10 sec how the people
- - 49, ,or,,t - ,,+ stoa,,J =,
ol "us scel'on % 'ne eouut'5 NV '1.epeo ~
ignorance or gaogrcncd by envy can oppose
!, work 20 essential to the agricultural aud
Commercial nrosneritv of the nation. and tn
>o''' ~,
the 1hllitafs l'roteellon ol lnc ereat cealral
basin Of the continent:
Cbicapo Ia the liyest city in the Union. Tier
hnsiness 1nrnnre sar,c;,,ns. cuternrisinr. and
;n3om;taI1c ,ynrl,rS
Tie na,,1,tn ndr n their enternr;,es and tho
,,ans, nnffnr1n snccess Win With thnv mr..
"m,, stsm 1n,rs: thrm a n.ou1c nf eytfanrsii-
49, nr,,;t;rnttnns Tor ca1umcrc;al enter,
I-ss5e.
FThrnnch 4heir cnr,pv and 1,ersever,nce. thc
| GornTnment c,me Wv nc.r heinz nlcircI
.hc iast session Of Conrrcss. to tl,c cnnstTnc
t;nn ofa ain c,nat Conflicting take Nichiran
~ Nh Misi;ts;1ri river. That nroirct at.
.sidc Cnr thc ,,rcsrnt fhe: have cnrarei them
sa1,.os IN n1'.;,;ng ,t;,.inns 1riiI, 7sr tnn.
5;a,,. f:.- H.. e,f, -gncnt ri Willard C.na1
uaans ~ ~ n'at +hn i,r,a.. .Izoa s,,;n - cnn'
% oas ~ Do1t 'n~ AN' ee7' ''e -
| atGte!' :,.+ y, to,,1s
, 1863-05-21

r. Lord Elphinstone, ins speech in the
Parliament reccutly, "cxpozcd F." what be vas
pleased to call the "ignorance of English
statesmen in regard to American affairs
lie denied that nc had . single serylccahle
,ron-clad in the American navy; and asserted
that In tho naval attack in Charleston harbor,
nine Of our iron.c}ads were entirely destroy
cd. Descending TO particulars, he says, .'Thc
Inaianola, one Of the largest Of the iron-clad
ships, having lost her wnyj was attacked by
Two small boats on her sidc ports, to such q
degree that they were obliged to run hex
sground, and then shc become prey TO the
Confcacgates, or was destroyed"
, 1863-05-21
Eeaul n otttts.
,11vTD or TEc ,MaRSHAL'S

TINTED STATES MARsaA. s,l{ss i .:s
a ,h. - ton aanncl IT, Treat u i:s o. ~
5.;5st eop,t S,t.a .9s ~ rs So 81
isf iii aa re :o Il Faoite sae nit,sos on
80 s.. Siddsr f., e.,a :; IL e ID y, n,
towns Il sc:ibe to w1t S.1iaS seea eoa-
ron aed one 6sT = ehspd MS't ct ". Wsr~ v,,xs.,
sp,ipsceld. rs sAr u. lsas
, 1863-05-21
gprfiai & otl1ts.
~ 411x IODINE WATER,

Pure Iop1xk IN pure TATER. 4 cure for ssrofula
rou.ump,.on, Dyspepsia. rheumatism. SeaEa'g!a.
piset sce and a1i those distressing snd aict
J.. ,na1adtcs which Az,se from eafoebcd. Htlstea
=. ate OF the blood detective nutrition. Impure as
x.oerhcre. dc.
Its ecnucncfe - pure solution and its excellence
4. ncdclac Att sted by such d1siaEnieacd u.nss
+. Ir j. Il, CE!Aon. Prot. Z. q. Parker. Prof. J. c.
Boo.h. and others equally we'll kno RI to sciehca.
sl Per bottle
PHYSICIANS Aid Chen,tsts, Is broadway. N. 7.
Fer saYc bv BLISS L SHARP.
ans cclsNu Ia Lake street. Chicago. ILL.,
, 1863-05-21
tyr. JAMES, formerly Of New

~ Or}caos, whoee nutita1lcd succcsa III me s1cs1
.cnt Of Chronic Mc.rur!Rl. Blood. and otner
THAT REQUIRE sK1LLFUL TREATMENT
Haa permanently located himself Il u fauao'Pn'
r7-,ct fshcaro Dr ,1amcs IL recommended BY tue ms
and the almost entire press Of tho South
Thon.,nts q. uanartunntcs b'-es Dr., JAMES, who.
INT f., l,n sould BE- living miserable exist
erco. The envanc reputation Dr.. James cnlol from
the Gu,f Is tie reault Of sca1s OF study
sd obecTvH'.on-
pr rsnc+ ukes no Mercury. 1odlde. PotasEM- Arsenic
or sa-sarari1ja IN the treatment Of blood diseases
In, g ncpt.azer which II = positive cure.
Organic weakness cured By a new and iofallble
.oetaet saving both time and cxpenBe.
nict ard arlcrr At IS Randolph street. s:aiFa]
ENcc tprrt from 9 a. II until SP II.
CONSULTATIONS EyIOLABLE
, 1863-05-21

.~-~ 7~@~
1885, ~ I1H 1905.
pTESrcvT TvaNya crNTp p .
FGH1a I ~ d4s1A VLN hdA u. Il.
oa- ~,1aa norh,a r-a,r
S11 AAlea Aouoi6 AfacRs
- -, ,...
c;aer 70 Keep pace %'ta r. demands OF ne EsTet
.aE F:D.c IT! I.At-tts ~ INA F'E nEis Iauie LAVE
1drd ray srats @ ;s1anE ~ I a. ssaF " sie
.l:s:' CLASS EtETi to .l tn" Eastern clt;ca, TIE
1sc. = atoze oalastcu. aaa e-tlels Hee lon Gcs.-
THEE DAILY TRAINS FROM
.-
PiIISRURGH TU UPAlLADELfHIA
1-.s- - T.-..>- 49,. ~.>A~
<"4th c!ese CONNECTIONS ron "es:ssn eltiea3
ia 1ses 70 Ssx nos Y Pa u,
RALT1MnEE AND WASHINGTON.
Fro1.. rstsourg rghta NrE Yo:E. train runs daily
fis nt.est VIZ flie-+nwn Without cnSzGc o. Cafs n
ttytps Il xdrance af s}l other 1aates
.,.,r,~ rpo,,
tEEES palLa TRAINS F'>oA
1ntAaoLuA 1a - ~" tohA'
kets good On any tie sound Incs Fare to al poal
81 tu" ~ n"y ~ .,,.. +-,r. RI rnti,1r,,h5, E.x
stesl"En y ~ ~ ati,. ~ .'sss s4l' - no'
$3.50, a'o 70 q ,as +,-o-rn and +-.nstarr.t rra.
oAss"He c1es1 tn.3eo =, n11 ~ "AS - A'N 49,
X Il u II Il >
Hy tss Route f7eirhts IT al DESCRIPTIONS can be fcf
wsiata 10 Nd tFon, f!.,ds:Fa,.; Sss Ysfk as;5a
~ nnn E,.,ilrE; Indiana Is,Iu,.s Wisco:: s,u InWA
~ ~ N,ssn19; ~ X .iirn, n ntasc7
Th T.: uspysa,a ertrsI i:aro.d ALSO Connect. Al
p1ttthnrrh VIII Stcnrer1 hy wh!cn Good. cal be- 10,
wa:tcd 70 nny ron oa III ohio, Mu.S:uEua. kca
, 1863-05-21
PEAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
~ F:T 60 worth Of CITY Property Aad Lauda;i
Ira. belonging to the e4tate OF AEoa16 Lo C1A3fH
Proposals
DROPOSALS FOR MULES
DEITY GrAE-Exx>.rsE GTN,sOFF1cE,l
FIrTsHTEGr. PA-. Mar Ii, l*63. )
proposals

1000 MULES.
Sealed Proposals will I've received a. :ni. Nt,re until
i4g ,.t aetvery u t,u- T.oi.and C,od ssunt. and
te!1iceaoe Mules Ut ar1ttshuEg. II Lot es> thaa
sss IL 70 ESf essr az s od ant oaso
Ord q the :eth dig of Jaae. isl - A 4'e 1A4
board " tci5 .tlou form At csracity for tho
r & Il !;
tsrnas1ef GeaeEsi. :. Amy: :rlt,.oafsa. r. ~
The ability Of the bl,lier 10 fuau the contract,
should It ce ~afded to HIN. must he guaranteed by
Two onshe rrsson. cose signatures b. ap-
The sr.t sibtv Of The cuaranters must he shown
b. tue ctaca! ce,1Ecase Of the Clerk Of tn nearest
R1ttrs must he rTe.- II pez-as When the h!1s
9psn.d. OF ,heir rorosals WI not he Considered
bis Euara.'or viii he required of sacc-sfi il hid
der, uFan e!sn!a: the on;sact A* We md must ac
ttsto haye tntis h.1sl IN witt, than. Or rIye
cd IN aacipat oa. and ready to be pruduce1
We, If the f0uEfE OF sad State OF
II. and of The vo15sy Of -. and state e
Aeoniracs IN &C s:Isne: Win The terms Of ais prono
snn. ans: shat .hoa!l his proposition be scc.Pe ed he
viii pace enter Into contract in accontNnce there
prerarrd to hecutre hts securities
TO TITS eua:Aatce MUST be appended ths oncts1 ce:
Proposals ffou. a.oy II parties will not be consider.
ri. ard oath Of lsgAnce will ho required uf sue
ee;,ini edasss ae n.e .agnlss ;1nssssss
ject any OF ali tld+ thai he may deem too high
rayncLt 10 1r made u:ou Tic c"upru y; oftae COZ;
rurts or 70 soon thereafter ID tho undersigned -hah
m5iS e5i.as II. cc1.8 Derty q il. Gen.
, 1863-05-21

It may be proper here to remark that IIcbcr
is the man wlo, on the 18th day Of 5epten-
her, 1857, after l5roclaitning the overthrow Of
their cneulies and their subjugation (and tho
}llt2se "thtir encnlics'' lncans the Govern
Uncut aud people of tue United States} said !:
Now, says the Lord, take that spoil, conse-
crnte it unto my people, The Lord will provide
for tho Saints Whrn necessary. aud in his own
way"
Acting upon this idea, he believes that not
only tle cattle on thousand hills belong to
The Saints, but also the whole feminine
gender Of the universe. U2e would
suppose that the latter belief would
satirfs even Brigham and Hcber themselves,
if that were possible. After remaining some
retired, Il wiser II nut i better lnan, and botl
parties at 1tnst seemed tu he mutually salts
lied, whether really SO or not.
, 1863-05-21

nR. H1LLIARD-Long and fa
i } vo-ah.y known II, the Northwest, ha. his otnce
81 6 IanGe elh st>et Chicago up BtAts. 70. ths cure
OF Ill diseases. mae or female Special given
20 all ua.ates Of long standing. hive cured *ome
cf The vrrst Of blood dt.cases ever known IN
..!s c&uatry. Patients distance caa Consult me
by letter With every conndeoce. Advice erat1s Ell
e:o+e s.Aplo secure rcady answer 10
Tcua1e Golden Lunar Pills. price one d ,ar per box
5cet t d.,,Dcr t),1ce tnrcc-csnt stamps are re-
<ul7cd prepay postage Of1c hour6 from A. N. TIL
Rpm. po lso1 SD, Chicago. Ill rIy16-aeos "
, 1863-05-21


BOSTON, ALL POINTS IN NEW ENGLAND,
NEW YORK AND THE WEST,
WITH PROMPTSEss. CARE AND DISPATCH.
THIS vel know,. ae hfte first cla4s screw Steam.
err couleCf y ut uG DESetTGH with taisu41 fur
Dcsten nnI Il! points II New England; 1t t:speVin-
cel with the IsSroAAs let ecu ATE Vlncear sid
Rev 1o:k: aiI' atsbs~rEo vita a llnr or tartY
hEst c-ss Cana! Seats be: weru tSwege.
Troy. albany and New Tork
FORM. DAILY LINE f-o'H Boston. New York
Osde1 ebur.h ta;e Vincent ard nswego TO Cleveland
To:edo aid Detroit. ard = TIL WEEKLY LIME
To Chicago end intermediate Ports
AGENTS.
j. MYEES IPeari street, New York.
JOHN HO,EING. State street. Boston,
GIN. \. ELpY. I s!e-.entxa
JOHN IRA FORD 0*w+go.
A. F.SM1TH Care Vincent,
TALkEI: i HAYS, Toledo.
F.R NA7EEWs, D.t-It,
t,.I HALk, Aliw nnkEt.
FELTON, d BREED. Eievefahd.
u i. HOWE. Chicago
b"cc a1A dccS foct u No: III Lasa1: street
uk?1 bilG-sm
, 1863-05-21

7NRUNKEENESS. CURED
i The .ueb:ia: oay bid defiance to the tel1pt.
=. cnr. d. Zarc* snsiaoie G,r Strong DTi"k = -
:o rrk I'd be s.!,,'s5sh e h1 WITH n, u 's s
e,qil ia aEy a:t.see.. hy S =: rpH tG Ches.ut
..t-:tt I.::lau=!piis. ra. Circulars scns Tree ;:
, 1863-05-21

LII rxrr1b Stairs MILITARY RA11RoAD oyIIcE.}
80 6 srsxEr. WAsu1s61os. Nay j.. 1851. 5
T urGerfgr will receive sealed h4ds for tho pur
chase Of IS t2.!A Of Ne1 Railroad Iron wstzh-
irE 50 pounds to 4. ya:dd - Z 70 toas nf re aoova
20 ions 4 st FL 3f L sf.e =. ~ Z
A. anrn As prac.rahle II within ten da5s after euch
notice the party shall fail IN make payment In Coz
~ ent fl1ds 10 urderstGnad the Iron for which
euc lid va nse will b. subject to sale 10 any othaF
Tie hight to reject any aad Ill bids is expressly 70
etrscd- ,,,,
signed Washington. D. C.. aot eudnssed " Bid re
Ii4Yc6d 1rpn-' r.r.x
AZ "h1en 'l'ae @oee*S'oA "nA Ii. t. Eon1xsoS.
rx,sasat Capt aad H. @. u.
, 1863-05-21
r AIDES, READ! A TREAS
IL IRE Fol: YOGH
Choose between Ncautv. StEor and HEATH. OF Eaaea
Looks uut Premature Decay.
The Casket Of Pearls!

QuE7knxc;sM1sSg n cs sS j.! j. j tas that ss.: oR's
IN THE W&I1sL5?
HECAIsE crn!nc1t e1n1ets -ar so!
nECAtSEii contains 10 cA.htic coMpouud6-
Htthi- It ~cars 1orstr than any nth"E:
itECATSE It operates IEefAST*SEorsLT.
TECA1-SEt It di,eG not s1An tine >Slh!
iECnTstttH n sul1sle. aud t'1cn.-thcns the liats.
III. r il cps!ec;4 LIE Bad effect. o. one. cJc
!.Ettr-EL: lis rr. s"fice =, not b. detected.
EEEAt ST. II hEEEi: FhMs:
Manufactured ht T. t,RlSTADilIs3. A6tor 1Innse
Kew i, ,E Sold everywhere .nt applied BIZ a! Hair
>,:e. 1nylt b52 lH
, 1863-05-21
DIPTHERIA! !

y
HIx,t's DinthcyiA Curt. .GuAEA*IED 10 CuREr n ALL
Eases. or 1ux AoSEr REruSDxp. The trade supplied
Ey Lord i sI4:sa. Wholesale Druggists. = Lake street,
s-Ltenr, feE A1S2-3m
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-12-12
NOTICE.

TENIE IT"ira Of Jonathan Fitzpatrick deceased,
/ late of Lyon County. Kansas. win take no.
tice that J"s..ih k.,l-r did. IN" - Il day at
June, 1868. fill his e itiou in hr District ,urt
Cor LYON Country. Kansas. against the heirs "s the
aid IunAt iau Fz ,ntrjck. loc"asrt SITTING :'rth
that the safe Jounl ban F,zpn'r.ck, Il ceased. IN
his lifetime gave II mortgage I" Richard N.
Iackry. OF the nntt1w.'-t qut'trr at The north
west quarter, and lots | and ,. "f s'ctinn Il. in
township I6 rang I3. in LYON county, kr..sas,
80 secure the pIyns~nb at S -4j. according to
Get tain note fcrrrd f. in said m'itgag", which
mortgage and n. te with the money due thereon
,ld and assigned 10y said Ltcs' Y sail
JosIh Krcitr, aud lrn, Ing that 'he heirs of tid
Jonathan FIiZp1trcl mry ply <ai'l sum of money
NV chained I" BE- due. with Interest thereon
from the 18th dav uf August, 1861. ut the If
fur per cent month, and ais for the 'um Of
$50 as attorneys fees that Ihe said premises
may b. sid Ia pay tn. same; and the hers of
Iic said Jonat!'nu FIz! nirick. deceased. uOti-
u that they required /" appear aud answer
sail petition b, the 1t dny a: February,
lcG3. JOSEPH Keller,
fiv D. 7. Mitchell, Ii ) Attorney.
Attest: p. IL HUN~, Clerk
BY n. Spicer. Dr!''y CIek. [no2ISl2
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1863-12-12
SheriT's Sale.

II +. Berry -. John Courtne~.
DY virtue of order nf sale, tn ms directed,
l } is>urd cut Of The Fifth Judicial District
Court. for Lyon c,uaty. ate of Kansas. I wills.
ON SATURDAY, JANUARY %. 1854
ut . ocl ok NJ at the Courthouse door. in EN-
rOria. Lyon county. Kansas. of ~ at nuh'ic auc-
tion. the highest Iii ll.r the fuI owing l-.cIib-
ed lands anil trnemenis: The south west quarter
0f he northeast quarter. and the southeast quar-
ter "f he north ". 81 quarter. and the west half
and the northeast quarter of the snuih.het quar-
;rr. and the east half and the north west on trter
of the southwest quarter Of 81 cti"n nunb-r twrn-
" three (2}); and al<n ten NOR. ar les', in
the sontIr,a-t corner "f the utlIw s. quarter of
he north w~st quaIte ct cti"n number thirty
five (:5I-,li in township number fifteen (I5),
south. and rang. number twelve (i2, last; situ-
atrd in Lyon county, Kansas. taken ms the prop
"rly of thr 81 Il John Courtney. TO be sold 10 sat
isfv said or,l-r of sal.
Given under m, han.l. It nv office in Emporia,
this % Ii Iay of November. 8i3
ROBERT PARHAN,
?l3 teS945 Unr,r sher;R.