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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-01
United States of America

DISTRICT OF MIDDLE TENNESSEE No. 10.
"A hFREAS nnrmnuon has been dled IN the Dis
w tnci Court of the United States rsj District,
on The 10th day OF June, A.D., 1902, by john nimbo
ksQ, Attorney Tor the United States foe tho Middle
District Di tennessee, who pOsecutes hern Ia behalf
Of the United tatcs, against tlGHT BOXES OF DRY
GOODS And ONE PAIR or TRUCKS, All marked
"a Levy, Louisville, Ky )" aledeiug ia substance,
that said Goods were soizd laud in said District
forfeited % the United states that said Goods were
transported from Nashville n the State OF Tennefsee
90 louisville In ,he state 81 kontncky, ON the isth
day Of June 1893, n violation ul the DOL Of Congress
aud the prOc mation OF The President OF the United
sta es, mtcrd ,iug all commtrcial intercourse be-
tween the czess and Inhabitants Of the rest OF the
United Stius, and against the regulations OF the
Treasury Dyl ylartment Of the United States; aud that
said Goods became ther,by forfeited TO the United
States, and pray procossngansl the same aud that
the same hr coudpnnJd as iOI f1ted, as a'orcfaid
Now, therefore, n pursuance OF the monuon, OF the
C0ut under the seal Of said Court 20 me directed aud
liv,rad DO herooy give public notice a. an pefsons
clatmlng said 0oods they be AID appear before said
District Court to be beld at the Federal 0uaIt ro0m,
Boz the cty oi haslY o, la ava nisryt, the ON day
of July A. d lsUi then aud there 60 interpose their
claims and 90 make tlur allegations in that behalf
D. tIAalOCk,
q Marshal bu Mddle District of renuesaic
iuua n, tsd'-il
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United States of America /:

DISTRICT or MIDDLE TENNEssER.-No. l2.
NAJHEREAs, an Information has been filed in the
w District Court Of the United States within and
for the District of Middle Tenntssee, the oath day
Of June A. ID 1868, by Iohn rrimblo, ksq., Attorney
for the Unued States for the District OF Middle Ten
neBsco who IrOsecues heren IN behalf Of the United
states against THREE BARRELS, THREE KEGS, ONE
BON, AND ONE CARBOY CONrAlNINO DRUGS
alledging, IN substance, that said DRUGS were
seized on land, IN the District Of Middle Tennessee
on the ---- day oi -- A, u. 1868, as forfeited TO
the United States that said pToueTty was transported
from the state OF Kenucky on the lst day OfJanuary
A. d. 1863 20 the State Of Tennessee, IN violation Of
the act of Compress and the proclamation OF the Presi
dent OF the unilei States, mtordctng al oommerc Hl
intercourse between The citzens and inhabitants II
said state OF Tennessee and the citizens ana inhabt
ants Of the rest Of the United states aud against the
regulations OF the treasury department of the United
States and that said lropctg became thereby forfeited
60 the of the United States of America and pray
ing process against She same, that the same may be
condemned as for cited, as aiur said.
Now, therefore, In pursuancc Of the nouiii0n under
the seal OF said Court 90 directed and delivered,
do hereby give public notice To- AN Ie sons claiming
snd properly, or in any manner Interested therein,
that they and appear before the said District Court
10 De held st the Federal Court room, la the City Of
Nashville n and for said District, on the 9Th day o
July, A. u 1868, then and there 90 iuterpose their
CLAIMS, and make thor allegations n that behalf
E. Il. 8lASCOCk,
Marshal of the Untcd staies
for the district OF Middle Tcnnersee.
luue aJ-tf
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a VOID 60 oura aerman FelIovs Oill.


The Knoxville Register Of the 18th of
June thus vents its fury upon the patri-
Otic Germans
"We entertain a greater degree of res-
peet for an Ethiopian in the ranks of the
northern armies than for an odoriferous
Dutchman, who can have no possible in e
terest in this revolution. WIN
not hang every DMtchp'an captured? We
will hereafter hang, or shoot, or imprison
for life, all white men taken in command
of negroes, and enslAye the negroes them
selves. This is not too harsh. No hu-
man being will assert The contrary.
Why, then, should zee not hung Dutchmaa,
tOLO deserves infinitely less of our sympathy
than Sdmbo ? The Ice masses of leer, krout,
tobacco and rotten cheese, tolich, on h0o legs
and four, on foot and mounted 90 protOling
through the South, should be used 10 manure
The sandy plains and barren hiilsides Of .Ala-
hama, Tennessee and Georgia
Whenever Ddtch regiment ad,rStAe limits
ofG southern forest, daring cayalry raids into
HE South shall cease. Is. a.
Pretty fierce talk that! If the fellow
who wrote il, had as much courage as he
has bluster, he might be dangerous
Citizens of East Tennessee who know
the Register Editor, tell us that he was
publically whipped in Nav Hampshire
for stealing. Now we suggest to our
German friends in this city, that they res-
pond TO the assault Of the Knoxville rul-
er, by turning out in procession, in a
body, with flags and banners, at the
approaching celebration Of the Fourth Ol
July. What say you Germans? Will
some of you not make an appointment
Immediately for meeting to arrange
this matter? Germans! You gave the
world the glorious printing press, your
countrymen have nobly advocated the
principles of freedom, with the sword
the tongue, and the pen. Now show
your rebel assailants, that in defiance OF
their denunciations and threats, you IN
tend TO uphold the cause of freedom in
Tennessee. .t... te..H
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WEDNESDAY MORNING July l, es

viii some of our Pennsylvania Ex-
changes inform us how the peace par
ty," is getting on in the Keyston, State ?
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lotis .....s
April 20, Whipped Adam for cutting cot
ton too wide.
Nat for thinning cot
ton. q.
2l, Adaline and Ohany for
..a.- being behind.
23, jam for mashing down
cotton on row behind
him
2I, Esther for leaving
child out in yard 10
'.at let ii cry.
rs, Patrick, Frank, Adam
and Nathan, for dis
obeying orders given
through Dick.
8" 20, Dick for allowing the
hands TO leave grass
without reporting
them
April 27, Whipped Adaline for being slow
getting out of quar-
ters.
a 2s Daniel for not having
.r4 cobs taken out of the
horse trough.
Sandy for not fetching
the salt TO me before
giving il 10 horses
80, Jim for getting behind
..,. with his row.
May 2, 4" Anna, Hannah, Sarah,
Jane, aud Jim, for
not thinning corn
right.
+" ., " Glenn for being too long
thinning ono row Of
corn.
3, [" Isaac for not setting
up corn
4" 3, Wallis, for leaving
suckers on corn.
3, Esther for not being
out ofquarters quick
enough.
g. 10, Glen, and Sandy,
for not cleaning cot
ton close.
10, Adaline, for being last
" one out with row.
20, " Nat for leaving pusley
in cotton drill
II, Jim for being behind
with row.
{" 10, Esther for leayg grass
In cotton
IL, Peggy for not hoeing
as much corn az she
ought TO last week
"l7, Jack for letting his
horse run away.
"I I8. Polly for not hOeing
faster.
O" 20. Martha, Esther and
Sarah, for jawing
about row, whilo
was gone.
% n, Polly for not handling
her hoe faster.
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WOOL rs.
Great Circus Performance.

N1M. SMITH, LEVI. NORTH s celebrated clown,
w has enlisted IA Hattery q, OF the Governors
Guard, and will We public perio nance near the
encampment Of the Battery, ON the FOURTH OF
feas of tumbing and performances on the rope, per
haps, MIR. smith has no equal 10 this country. The
performances will take place on The gren az MoCay
ocl,'s Spring little North OF the Catholic Church.
aud East uf the camp OF the lat Middle Tennessee
Infantry. Performance tocommence at 4 y m.
june26 ii.
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LOST,
u. RUD ADAM,

oRMRRLY PRINCIPAL OF THE MuAcAL
4 DEPARTMENT Of the femaie college az volNnl lNl
Acadon,y al Nashville is prepared 20 tahe limited
number Of Pupus in Vocal anu lnatfpineh.a' s
for Torms, oto, apply % hia Tealu'h'0' wv %"
Vino street, opposite the Capitol
luno23-lWp
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Diary Of n Louisiana Overseer.

Diary Of N EOuisiana OVerseer.
The following interesting record was
found in an overseer's house during the
expedition Of Banks's troops to Alexan-
dria. II shows a systematic way of do.
ing business. 1t appears TO be a record
of the punishments inflicted for about
two months in l947, for various offences
which are set forth with some particu-
larity. From this record We learn the
description Of iniquities for which these
slaves were whipped
1917.
Anil 20 NNhinnnd A dam for cnIiinn ~
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STOLEN

EROM CAMP, about - miles irom Muriroesboro,
II one pUN OR CAEAM cuLURhD MULE, medium
! igea good condition, branded W. ", Whoever will
oturn tho Mule 90 us, or give information o. hia
" Whereabouts, Will be- very literally rewarded.
q. W. FRYE a 90.
sutiors Chicago Board of Trade Battery.
iuuc2I-sl3te
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'a'o o. $50 600 feet ia tern Spruce ard Pine Timber al ~
e.S lof usual SIZE aud lcDyths and 20 for extra 'ssses
TO- i.irrh add = IS for l6.nch cash.
Liable T. :" med ste reOue',. and the s"ks' =,
h. asy sAi~s OF % tuus Sofs Spa ish 7.c. nd 2f pig
Callers, n .roord hspds ss7is c.sh Bar 1. steady
loc., ard Shsr' SID iips at l.c. cab.
e ra.s quite firm. SAILS Of l97 hhi. sni 10 tcs Pg,n
Nails e.. ,sy A. Sc per cut. 6aGlc for .such, nd
26 n $0c. for AP. Lsuinier-d Horss. cash, ..
OILS ere inactive w'th m'jerIs trans cio a n CpJs
Wbas Il gc Cfode Sss'm at : -. Cnids r.tIS-i ~
SIC. n~lnrl DO. in bond at iSai;c sed 900 90 d. ~
Ausa.t o.ve'y sc Lio'eed dul aud o"e'. All
ircs iin Cfu.h-r. ing snail sales from =,
ia 4 In cask. sDd Ia 1Ds bu, on'si pssc-i'
hsys Os- sold low s. io~+ ai .alen aua se.
quite acu tn. lie 10 worth. hut tue Tisrr Ss
1-ng tbr sx,itous 10 keep Irc,s hi,h as pos.b-i
order to save sp.cnator' fom -,tous los. WAC pch'.
saglt specnls r, IL LiD.esd Cd lesson hty "rNe "n
10 gel; aud We have the les-t ,Sm t1' t., 'h' o.
ai.iictly aid % too Tby Petroleum .pecuia:or he
Al 10 to now rsd tn m,evr- In lad hr Win he 'etfs' "
nay, ~ n ,nc wharf, "saDI unfef heavy ouf'e~ ~,o'
ID, mnke viii not bar the s,orbous7s Othss
PROt l5lONS-Ibe Pork 6lrle. is ,ti. moe active.
but prices rather asVf tue purchaser at tie cioe, bot rn
"a Tor old Mess slJ 500 IS Tor new d. ana ~If
I'll for Prime Beet is steady and In mod. d-usi
mall o1les zOv bols 4 ~ 90 IL % TOT
rlsin Meas AID Sl s0a Sl4 ior .xr. Mess I~.cs eel
beef cont mac i've aud Prices sou,u alt
50 pks snssiSsi 1t DC and 20 sgs ,ism. j. ,sht ssss
at d. bacon Is Ia nol.ree regi1 s7s u 'xes
sfc short. clear nj
l. sod rsll-r sse oi 100 bo' yDStc 1T
Pnms aGd ydns ual lot OF EIir Choice I gia
RICE n k-t 10 heavy. ana price. are fully u
lower. sales Of 100 osss k.ss Oh al 1s0c
SUGAk-Ka" sustfs sfe "a less .'tVd o,uisno j1' 'es
az. fully a. we'll sustained ye.erdAy. We quote ar "
good refining st 0! aO.c 5sle. 81 6'e hhd' at Oici ~
Cub. sud 10 t.co At 2c. Refined sugsfs are IA N snS
prcrs i.nI upw4d H-.sr. K L. "A STUART have ess
sbrd tie following pnces tor ts sesfn iep "a snssi; A
sugar l,io crsL do. Size srs "a -tei aud sfSs q
III o., wl,ts sugar A i4c, d ytlOw d.. ~; =.
sEEDSJlpvef Is JsI sua tLe uiafke ~ besvJ sm~
sE..s T,dB, Timohy Deed 10 qiist al rl 1903 ~
b.sh RDpsa Flax seed inactive al W*@ :" pol "a's
VI n ~. Calcutta Ln.e.o l. ddb m Leayy.
SALI-ihe m,rkrt 10 RI her dull snd 'omewns' beevJ
sales J5lI LIyryoI ground from stFe ~ y ~
months; 40 Liverpool hp~ ron 10 'ooJ DO hoe
Cposto. aud 90 80. -. Ubrs On private t-fms
ohO sic dy aud Ia Ats request at no. or of'e
snd VI. 70, Bucs.
TALON Is m improved d-uIsnd and the market Is az
sale, Of 800 lbs. City 81 OdiVts.. cash.
hHALkbOnE l. quiet bot s1eaey 81 81 .o0f u ~
South sea - Tor ANAL Ocbok 6Od 81 - ioE d,u
nd .rzy 40 I'll 6y0 " Tor North WesG Cost ~
ivf Aio.ic $500,
WAshY-Tae markets. dull and easier sses o. 800 bbis
o. Az. IOr N.sts'n -
LINC y usc i've and lower. small saes OF hosseiDas
sness az 0i &c. c,sh
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JiurKcfk-CARKYrLLs ..

uuructK-cARryrLLs hEro.rxp BON rHx y. \. TRIsusp
lhuErp.l. July - IsDJ
ASiiS-The market 10 quiet ~ ga ~ % log Ios and
90 c7ta - isi reI' Is o.nss ~ IA soed appJ oss tDo
latter rragee.
rule. '-iy hiu psiccs tri upwud About CIV bales
S.T- cold tO-,.y al a.. Tor nidd.lus
tOkfEE ho msIfet st rules very quiet but there 10
FLOUR AND AEAi-rb make, for Western and State
fols 10 without -t,enusl cba ge shoush the 0quify 10
general i.- medium anu better grades sro guo IL
regular AID ycy ia he tho low grad steady AMI In
better Trque tho HIivss fan he saes are Is ~ bbis
70. Iu. slate; =. 2S IS - or fancy do. SGbS :. ior
he O~ grades OF Wo.,-in r3bva - q. ioT to
good Quo - IS - brands. 80
for 81 Louis exirll- Csaatisn our Il Ia iu.iI~d
supply. and IA but the dsniaui voIy hight OF
n 81. Mt 45Vs4so 80 Tor tho low grades extra sna
3 3id ~ TO. rGd friy S.sn.s. Southern Flour
p.u,. lair rsqlest io hipuent sale, OF tUo
bes y VIC 80 ~ ior mixed 70 goo ,ll.'he C9uo y,
IA fal dsuand sales vi lSV DDs sxIs nj s3df3 ~ Corn
Meal ia lees active aud !. heavy hui In isr request
~ - .os AaSsc Mills, N AID ~ " Tor Bana,
sfoat
UKAIN-The Wheat market opened 6rm. particularly 10,
prime quati~s CuL with ui cd deusld civsrd heavy
Sgrns quat.. which arc plenty aud Tor Wiator the
Hats OF iossisu ofd-fs tsstset tho eApo lao .ss tie
spnss a. = 90 III 10, 500 Milwaukee Club
a AZ iasoo 10 An,osi spI'n4 =, = s.@ 81 ~ re i.
81 "a OtJ dO. Amber do at I'll 2oaei sS I.loO do.
damages White OHIO 81 ri "a sod 30 do. lle u
1t VI 10. bney INA bm'.y Matt eoHsiooe isnsa'd aud
noun 10 prics. Oats are Ia uodsfas supply. AID are
Quiet bu, ira. d,Uc. state 1910 oI We.teIn
aud aI3 for Cssdian. Rye Lot plenty, s.d In nI,a
roques saes oi l.sU tu.h sa =. $50 s Corn opsYso
nn but, With liberal ohesGg. closoa easier; tho
r the eoDosssion, however; ssas of $4,000 buso
fo Essis'n Mixed and o'd ooo ior shipping cssps
HGrs 10 limited demand ana heavy ..lo. Of ioV
bales at 2d1oc tor c'nnon 20 prime Yo.rlass insi.dhs
the latter fate and small OF did hsA ed Of 60
HAf-lho demand 10 good, aud tho arrivals light The
market theIoiors Is nrm Al the advance sale. Of BALE
LUMDEk n In coed REQUEST and ths market nIm. with
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A RorARY CULTWAroR.-Simon Brown, editor o.
The Neu-Engiasd Farmer, speaks in high terms Of
the oper zion. Of revolving horsehoe or curvaos.
which he has lately seen at work. We presume u
is similar in it's general character to several rotary
-paders that have been tried and fail To give sass.
faction, SIMPLY because the inventors have tried 70
accomplish too much at one operation. by digging -
deep that y very strong team was required. Thh
new Candidate does not ann to Dig deep, but simply
to co tho work Of horse hoe in cultivaiiug cropa
by doing it easily und great deal bstter by f'-
iue. shaking, aud making all tho surface fine, aud
thoroughly aerating aud thus surchiuy the sod.
Too Much DOo.-The Assessors ,eturns Of Clarke
County, Ohio, for 1868, shows tossl VI 2,oi2 d'U
IN tust unfortunate county. In 1862 the vA'ns Of
800 sheep xii ed by dogs that coaoty. wa $aiS'
beside which 3l3 were injured, $ioo The question
aow 10. "sre the dogs u Clarke County good In
vsstmeut1 DO they return an equivalent tos NE
expenditure Of SI,767 syesrt"
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.,,,,-u,y rr,,c ,o,np Irtru.
Tnrr.pAr. Jnly 81. N.


There WAS lively impulse given TO the Stock
make, III. morning by the increase OF outside Or
der, aud ihe speculative movements ot The various
eliques ,o,m now TO 10 gathering feb support.
The Weston Sharss, particularly, si'fae ei htien-
ton, aud were l,tiye throughout lie tIrsi Board.
Among them, Michigan Southern, Rock Island,
Pnirie Du Ch!en, Fou Wayne, and North-Weslern
aoro moo, PROMINENT GIvefnmeuh were hrn ara
fraction / ghsr, and iberv WIS FAR Demand Tor
State SIocks ~ fall prices The dealings In Gold
were moderate with Lui slight change IN lie quo
alion, d, compared with those o. yesterday after
nom. Al tho Second Board Tho market was .,ill
more active, aud prices were higher throughout the
ls strong movement developed iiself in New.
Yoik Central which advanced to l-2l, and laser in
the day to I2iI. Tie u.os, decided advance "S Ia
lal,on River, which from ] 20 in tho morning went
40 to is. and was firm. Rock Island, with large
sues advanced ~ l0ii, and for nearly oil essern
shares there was n lively aud wslLrustaned demand.
There is no Effective bear opposion offered. and Tie
hill, ,eenied 10 have tho market oil their own way.
Late in tie dav tho tone strong throughout.
The closirg pr.es ore as follows American God,
1854 1854. Tena, 10 State G,, 6l. dd5; Missouri
sl.lo Go. 7Oi d70ii Canton Company, 2sa2Jii Gun
h.,l.ud Goal eg;aot. Ouieksilyor Mining Com.
,. ~ !, .o' p,c.0c Mail s,,au,,hin Comn.ny 23l
80, N.w.yo,. C.n,,s, Railroad I2iia l2ii.
-, o,4o1,. ri. peu,av p'c,,,r,i
,"n,,o,,. ,,nd.on Rive, Railroad. i57.aIs7i.
=, p'u,o.d mann. Harlem Preferred lo5
= ,os paaI,nars1,o.a I09;allo, Michigan Cen.
-, p.nrosd ue,alli, Mexican Southern and
v~..to,n +, An. psil,ad SCI 1851; Illinois Cenira
- ,,oa,io. C,.y.t.,d s,1 pi,,.bnryh R.ir
roaa 81; ag,.; Gslopa aud Chicago Railroad, 90; .
oo- Ctjc,g, and Rock I,iand Railroad IC'
- On
Z lUiI, MINuuacc AM ND.pip w"
80 -.
a'1ii Anon ana i"ffo H"u'e' '"'"' "'''n
and lerfo 'iau'e I'e'oHeu, "i@''' N"''t' ""'
vls market HhB dull for ExcnGnge To-Day, a.
.,.tl ,,t
IL u X. q D..
Lrciyhia ure dali and futcs are caA.vr for grain
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NMuscmcui5.
DARNUM. AMERICAN MUSEUM.

DARNUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM.
ID NEW AND MAGNiFlCE It A1'rR ,CtlOSs
m. M-uss-' has great satisfaction announcing an ene,ge
nieut With The
DFNlER FRO THEIRS
Tight Rope Darc'Is Oymusst aud Peutomimis,s. John
bne' fotn. The wonlefh feat 81 waking the ghi-rups
no TO tbs s,efy With boy h bsek. Dssids
variety rL-f
EXTRAORDINARY FcATS or DARING.
Tbos ~ perform
EvENY AFTERNOON And EVENING 1t and 4 eel 'ct.
swia .o
SANFURDs ETHIOPIAN OPERA TROUPE,
the brs baud q MORO MlN5TEE Is DELiSEATOR3
and COMIC OPERAiiC PERFORMERS Ia tue county
10 be seen at all hour. diy 81 evening,
LIVING UCRA q OUiAN0
Or. WILD MAN OF TIE WOODS
TWO LiNinG TIGER CATS
TWO hOHSFt X LlNlN0 BOA CONSTRUCTORS,
ROSEHT hOt pIN's WONDERFUL
AUTONATON WRITER.
THE Ii III rSiSG CALCULATOR
DOMESTIC CAR NURSING TWO MlNR5.
The GRAND AQUARlA Lesruej Seal, Sea Lioa. Mon
Uer B-ar, Living Anasoudss WaI gur-s, nc
Adm s.ou Ia ell - cents Children uodsf TO- Is oenta
SATURDAY nett july IS Benz ut Of ssnfofds Opens
Troupe, With splendid attrsctioua
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1868. TIE nl.. 1868.

PENNSYLVANIA 'EhIhAb RAiLRDAD
Win ia corn.ooDs. forms -
THE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
Fpox EKw.YoRK TO TBg PRisciPAL Wysr.Hs CfriKi
Seven Isius daily from Ntw'fot g. fhn'do phis Via
ALL TpPSUGH TeAISs FoK TiI1 WFsr ny TuIs
"'" HoUfK LEAVE NEw-YORK FROM THE
FOOT or COURrLAsDT ST.
BY way Of PhiisdsIphi. bning p1ergs esvs New
York n. time oh'r oues sy-nieg pssssngsfs
a. . y rn one hour stsf .n.n eihrr ine,
bont. later hsn the kofbsrn lines. sod b, both
arrive the Kim. NOrh.ro h- IN "c,yo sud all
point, in tie Nohwe't CTestine lndi''spos, Louisville
- Louie Cl.ye sn1 CoIumbus. Cincinnati and ali main
point. West, with fever changes OF cars ,,u,,, .
Seepi.g Cars. without change fun from rhAo- puts 70
Psour,6 136 miles and New Yot TO Pittsburgh <'o ah'A
SmDsing and Saloon tsrs on al tiAiuA
Fac o her routes
Baggage checked tir ugh 1r.nsfeIsHee'
Secure Ticket WESTERN %S9r TI ' rM q iIS
The Psnusylysni. Ct4tfhl C0Dlany fun' On Emgfsn,
Acconmods ion Line VIII ch sods oomf rtable mode Of
rave parties moving westward st onshsf tbs u'ss rates
Of fare. -
by this route hegs Of all descriptions cen be forwarded
lndisns liaois, Wiseousia. Iowa M.soah by RAIL
ROAD DIbtC OF to sJ port IN the ssvgabo rivers OF the
West BY stsSmrrs from Pittsbnrsb.
Ibr fa,s rfri.ht 10 aud from p,ot IA the West
the Pennsylvania Central Railroad ell tuss svOrsDs
10 are chsreed by ot,er ks'oss Compsns. Mercl and
.ie iptrusin. the transportation % their Fe,ft this
Company rely with conhdrmce on lie speedy transit
LIVE STOCK.
Farmers and Dealers AZ Lave siocs VIII tai. most al
ous rout. Cspscious YAds veil vhtered aud sup
r.d Win every Lsvo been opened ont Is tie
.nd II. connections o. evsy s'solion psd 70 th- wants
rm snsburG wbeo vi be iouho every oonsrL snco i'f
puIA NEW.YOnK gad BALTIMORE mAhkEfo
ELLIOTT, Passenger Agent No. A'oriiouse.
LFECH l. Co. F.sh. Assnt, at, u,,n.
No hs,nr fisusc. and No. South WiIhAm ~
MCDONALD hiscHofF' En'i;s No. As ..,sr,.p.c.
GNOCH LEWIS General Superintendent. AhssuA r.
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TA'iriy-Eigith N. Y. v.-psorssnzins under COM
r,,,d ~ CT AUGUSTUS FRANK. t. 10 stisch.i to The
VETERAN Corp. Hghe-, bounty pi. GooJ qliurf CLOTH
Co.. snI fiiors fuui-hed nm-oitt-y. H.adqsortrrs NO.
M Rr,sd. ~. OPP ost- l. f'y-tt- iisl.
ti,izrn, pf Tie Tsyenty.~econd Nprd-iufol 10
an I--,i,u, n-r, ug.nkt i,l flr Public Protection.
lie dqiar.,Is CO Of +1tB.L aud Boadss7. DT a.
y INA ~ ''ii''r"' ''''r'aN'
citizen Volunteer Corps.-Fos hesjqlnies o. tns
City A..- nbI, koon,. 81, 80 Bros lwsy
u,.G.n WAND g. BURshrT Cong Po',
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-24

JrLY % III go b,ia flour 333 bag Corn Meal 7t5 soa
Whi..y. lUJ oub. Whsi !1Is' o." Corn 70 ~ os.t
Oss 1880 bu.h Rye wv pas Oil Cake o.. isid
~ pG.s Provisions ~ pAss. Ashes. w gks1 Bu'-s 9iss
psss Petroleum.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-24

NJ Y. and FLUSHING RAILROAD Leave
M New.York at Jsne.siP Ferry sod S+tii. fe ~ Of.
g. IL "a o. AID n Leave Flushing at o. I o. 10.
a. .. II n. -In-sdays snd fiidn's sseis. Ni-ht
Train fushlns q, II D. m. aud Hn't Ferry at u D. tn
NIEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-FOR PHIL
~ ADILPHlA I'D tho SOUTH and "k5I' via Jbh-
SPY CIrY-Msil ind t1pfrss Linss leave Ne~.lors At
and 10 a m T. 6. 7:3g and llJi m. Psre e. though
baggage checked si7 Bni 10 u. I'D - End il:O D.
doy W,,hiUrtop ard ~ ard IN. Tor ihe West.
J. w. WOODRt W, Assistant So. ehp,.ndent
No basgs will be received Tor trans ope.' de'vsrei
AND che Is Of the time OF lrayi"g
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Excursions.

TXCURSIONS to COMFY ISLAND.-The
IL Css Of the CONEY ISLAND and BROOKLYN
EAILROAD COMPANY RIO every sI minutes rom fuiioe
Ind Cstbso. t.us broohyn, connecting a, city oe with
Oars for G.eDh,d Gvr.eud 5nsep'bssd bay and CoBey
tAsnd-Brooiiyn, Msy ~, 1850
w. 4. C. COKE. Superintendent
HISHlNG BANKS.-Steamer MARYLAND
u Leaves Peet.Sl .. 81 I. We1 3Dth.t g. D-yt o.
Pier North River 81 deity except Saturday. Pare 50 cents
Music, Rsfrsshtnsbis Bat AID Lises 90 board