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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-02-19

Bag=A private letter on business from
Major Walthers, of the 34th Wisconsin,
dated Fort Halleck, Columbus, KY, Feb
5th, states that they were stationed there
for the present. The men were all in
GOOD spirits. Snow fell to the depth Of
six inches the previous evening, and the
cold was severe.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-02-19

FIRE AT APPLEToN.-A house occu-
pied by Capt. Dunn's family, and owned
by Mr.. Bartlett, was burned last week at
Appleton, Loss on furniture and build
inc about $500. No insurance.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-02-19

BG-PATRIcK SHEA, of Werneyille,
Juneau county, was seriously if not fat
tally injured last week by a tree which
fell on him, fracturlng his skull.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-02-19

BgF Ward, the soldier who was shot
by another soldier at Madison, was not
yet dead on Friday afternoon, but it was
impossible that he could live.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-02-19

UANNER AND CURRlER, Mineral Point, Wis,
Leather Of all kinds also Hair for Pasterng, al
WAYS on hand cheap for cash Job Work done at short
snoiice and on moderate terms. n26-tf
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-02-19

B~The News Depot man at Berlin,
in this State, has, at the rquest of many
Of the leading business men, discontin-
ued the sale of the Chicago Times, and
will hereafter sell only loyal papers.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-02-19
sCHALL'S HOUSE,

ATO 207 & 209 Randolph Street, Chicago Illinois.
~ This house is centrally located, in the business
nrt Of the city, the Post Office the Court House,
and all the principle Rail Road pepots The accom-
modations are good, and cheaper than most of the
Hotels in this vicinity n4l-tf]
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-02-19
S1rofessiionaI + 9usinsss GarOs
T, M. STRONG,

A TToRNEY AT LAW, Notary Public Land and
IN Collecting Agent, Dodgevile, WIS Par!icuiar ,
attention eiyen TO the settlement of estates III the
Coumty Court. Office in Court House. up stairs.l
n2S-yl
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-02-19

BGg~A young man named Levi Oar
ling, of Baraboo, recently died from in
iuries received by load of flour upset.
ing upon his arm, in Sauk county.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-02-19
r ARuNDELT1.

-, ENERAL DEALER in stoves, Hardware Tin,
III Sheet-Iron and Copper ware, &c, Iowa street,
onposte the old Post Once Dodgeyille, Wis lhl-ylI
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-02-19
T. H. CLARY,

A TToRNEY At LAW, Mineral Point, Wis OF
n flee in Thomas Stone Block. lhi-SI
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-02-19

AFUrUREFoR CoPPERHEADs. Lieut..
Snyder, of the 101st I'll regiment, writes
to the Dixon Republican as follows:
"We hate cowardly Williams and trail
tors who are afraid that the rebels will
be hurt or deprived of their property,
when found in the army, as much as
those who are still at their homes, and
would rather shoot them than Southern
traitors. We are surprised that men
should be allowed to put forth such res
olutions as those lately passed in Spring
field, and if the bald hearted towards
who put them forth, think they have
friends in the army they are sadly de-
ceived. Dark and dispiriting as the
future looks, we are still ready to fight
traitors, and when those in the South
are put down, we want a chance at those
detestable and coWardly ones at the
North.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-02-19
T r. ROBERTS,

ATOTARY PUBLIC. Deeds, Mortgages, &c drawn
~ with accuracy, at his Hotel on NAM 1'.rI' .FT
'odgevie, Wis. lh0l
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-02-19
Wisconsin Items.

Bgg~ Welch Edwards has taken the man
agement of the Theatre at Madison.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-02-19

A POSTMASTER INDICTED. Henry
J. Sedgewick, late Postmaster at SYRIA
cuse, has been indicted for embezzllng
s4.54 of the money of the United States.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-02-19

PRISONERS AT CAMP DOUGLAS, IN
CHICAGo.-There are now about g.
800 rebel prisoners at Camp Douglas,
all that can be furnished with accommo-
dations at present AS a general. thing
they are very poorly clad, good many
of them are sick, and they comprise all
ages, sizes, and numerous nationalities.
No one is admitted to see them, without
they have actual business in the camp.
THE REGIMENTS IN CAMP.
The prisoners are principally privates
from the following regiments; 1st, 9Th
10Th and 25th Tennessee 10th Texas
18th Texas dismounted cavalry; 18th
Texas dismounted cavalry; 18th do do;
25th Texas infantry; 24th do. do; Hart's
Arkansas battery; Texas Spy company
9th Texas cavalry; Red River Rangers
of Louisiana Deshay Rangers; 21st
Texas infantry; 10Th Arkansas oath
Arkansas Arkansas Sappers and Mi
ners 1st, 4th, and 23rd Florida. Some
Of the men have been shifted so often
they hardly know where they belong.
A FATHER FINDS HIS SON, A REBEL.
A gentleman from Milwaukee, with
his daughter, visited the camp on Friday,
butcould not gain admittance. Through
the gateway, much to his astonishment,
he espied his son, in ragged butternut
uniform, so disguised, he could scarcely
believe it was his son. The boy had
left his home in Wisconsin, for the South,
five years ago, and enlisted in Arkansas,
The father told his boy, (now probably
twcnty-three years of age) that he had
good home for him, and good food
and clothes-a plenty of everything, if
he would take the oath of allegiance
and come home If not, that he must
never call him father The boy will
take the oath, the first opportunity.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-02-19
q, wv BURIAL. M. D.
WHITNEY SMITH,

nHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Dodgerill", Iowa
, Couuty. Wisconsin [nl-yl
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1863-02-19

Business Cards, year, one dollar iine l3T , tile
Yearly Advertisers allowed the privilege OF chang
ing quarterly. ., ert r
Special Notices, loaded ana Kept llolue' Hi'J Po
cent. advance on usual rates.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-06
FInGnriaI.

--r- t,---. sT,Tr, TnE.suRr. Nsw YORK. May . .0.'
u,' a~,bOrizaa 10 receive, from parties WISH
] ,,,.., ., resell. SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR U. $. SIX
cvsT RoXDs Il. interest payable 10 s''d coin on
s,v, 0, each M.y .ui November '"D '1'
M" w. 800. A., t.yefM4y' 1882 but r'd''m'Ol'
n. United si.ss' 'fsr I've years 'f0m said
80. authorized by set Of Gorge" s'' ~
q, DEPOSITS. b.Ips for Che tH0a'' o. 'D' pI,nc'p'i OF inc
s,@au,,.1 r., b. n.d' in u S Legal Tender Notes.
OF Of tOwD drafts on this city win
a. scented in lea 'I''N Upon receipt Of tho money
~r c.-sss.. II Deposit in duplicate for the amount
' :, ,s.s transmitted by tho depO't0r to the
s"' -. 1,.sury, Washington, together with let.
Il Whist denominations he desires the Bonds
-. ,.ss them Coupon or Registered. and II Rssi'.
IA, zane, and where the interest ia to be made
-. there are Coupon Bonds of the denominations Of
.,p 500, and sl,OOoi and Registered Of those Of
"a sle $50. $1,000. 5000. and $4,000 The inter.
III, Registered Bonds can be made payable OF the Ofo,
, Treasures, or Of any Assistant Treasurer Of the United
... The Bonds will be forwarded by the Secretary o
Al, ,,s,ary without delay to any address indicated by the
s0o.,o and the Interest will commence the date thai
an. spos wal, received All the Bonds dated May l.
sss, bat the date Of such deposit. viii be stamped upon the
r.s. Of the q Registered and upon the FIRST Coupon. Il
Cannon Bond. JOHN J. CISCO
Assistant Treasurer u. s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-06
ADRIAN II. MULLER. Aucdonpssr.
A IrCTIQN SALES of 81 IOTS of j.

ApRiAN IT. MuLtKH, Auruonnesf. -
4 UCTION SALES of 81 LOTS OF LAND,
~ j. IL nil.s om Ho5oken and Weshawken, and opposite
4lSst Ferry at EewYors.
ADRIAN H. MULLER, r. H. WILKINS 4 Co. VIII
sell auction TUESDAY. May H. 1862 OF IL o'clock a,
the Merchants EIchAng. Salesroom No. lo3 Ii sy-st
New-iork the property known Union Hill. aud divided
into % Lots mostly % by 100 feet Tpis property is
opposite the premises OF Dennng Dner and John Eher
the Hoboken snd Neehawken PsnkIosd and Weehs~ ken
turnpike and accessible BY the omnibus line fr Hobsken
Ferry and also the lire Of the horse railroad and 10 the
negnborhood Of large Improvements The sale will at ord
tine opportunity for prof able investments as ae Of
the property It's easy access Its poPulou' To-
csity and the continued fnpro, being made cannot
fail to enhance greatly s value For further Particular aud
apply 70 the Auctioneef, No. 81 P.ne N. J. (JJ.9
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-06
Sales BIN anciion.

A UCTION.-A Valuable Site for Manufac-
IA tory. The following Wharf Property and Buildings at
Hasings the Hudson River, about 2O yards from the
railroad depct will be sold suction FRIDAY, Msy g.
1859 noon. the premises via: Beginning at the south
Of Lot ST. property known as the Hastings
between lot 81 and Chas Cromw property 200 feet 70 the
front oftbe wharf the Hudson River thence along the ron
whs porthery the pier thence along south side
north eide Of said pier following Its various tnrnn
shout 600 feet Wainytonav thence along the said
avenue esey 200 feet the side OF the Hudson River
Railroad thence souhery song said railroad about $50 feet
embracing Wharf Lots Nos Of g. 60 TO- H. IT, 3 u, - and
76 said po, the beginning having thereon dwelling
house Sale perempory being property Of the late Anchor
Company For OF sale and further pTticu
lars apply to JOHN hlLEf keceiyer
No. W Wsl-st., New-Yerk.
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murnet.-o.r.,u1L, REPORTED ,or russ. rr,rr,r.

MONDAY. May o. 1858.
AsHES-Ths market 10 quiet; small saiss At ~ 70 for
Pots; ?. sris renisin duh ard nominal
COTTO N-This market IL entirely without activity and
buyers have thp advantage We quote nOunGy At tse for
Middlugs.
COZ FF-Thefo continues the s.ms dun and inactive
sae OF Asrs noticed n last but the views Of holders
arc attn very firm. and prices unchanged VIM Scott
Son as tie stock lilo IN the country follows: bsli
more go bsgs, and new ioGk. W. 80 do total 1880
bags -. ..,x -, -. ,,..
Flour opened rather lower. but subsequently better de-
maud set i'd under the IDaasncs Of some inl-
proyement IN Gold and EIchapgs and prcss soon
f,coyrfed and c,osed finn a. ye.terdsys prices
Ts s.ss arc II $40 bills at IS BoSs o5 for snIernne
se &c $685. 30 for Extra d. tho inside rate fot old IN
.pection 90 t5e 81 Tor fancy do So bOde6 ~ 10 the
low grades Of Western Extra E6 B09 81 foT shipping Ol9
ri IVd 20 for Trade aud Family brands and 30 700
80 10 for 81 Louis EItrss Carsdian Flour h,n the
uppy moderate and the inquiry fair salss Of 3so btu.
nj 80as6 W for the low grades Of Extra and 20 10
a 80 80 for Trade and Family brands. Southern Fsur
uneh,nrod Gales Of 1879 bbs 81 SO goa 81 70 Tor miIsd
TO sood 5upsrhus County brands and ~ Cdss 20 TO-
Tsas and Family brands Rye Flour I. steady aud 70 i.n
equesti salss OF 20 bbs - +0d a. Com msst
quite active but :. lover I..s sales OF $50 bbH a. ~ '
Js,ssy and 81 seas 80 forGoo ID Atl,ntic Milla -,
EkUirlhero II bot moderate Inquiry, and We nsss ony
90 notice sma 81 Rans - ~ Tor Layers ana es 10
for Bupeh sc 80 psekagss sssdlsss Rai'in' and Nv 'ss
Sicily Wslnuts CD private terms 49,.
GAAIN-lhe Wheat makst 10 rather quiet sad Prices @s
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An. MrxwIS. Auouonss,.

A ~ MESwGS AucuonesI. -
DY BANGS, MELVIN & Co., Irving Build
I'D fpgs Eos 5si and SOC BreadwaySslss Of Books Sta
onery Pictures, Works Of Art Fancy Goods Furniture Nc
WEDNESDAY EVENING. Msy g. at o'clock, and the two
following evening, at the same hour.
VALUABLE PRIVATE LIBRARY, being the entfe col
lection Of the late Rev WILLIAM BRRhIAN, ID. d.. for
many years Rector OF Trinity Church. OF Theological and
Miscellaneous Books many Of which choice and
and Including number q famphets, 40 For parou
lars see Catalogue. to be had al the salesrooms
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-06
lIASON a. HAMLIN,s CABINET ORGANS,
DIANOS, Musical instruments, Music, etc.

DIANOS, Musical Instruments Music, etc
Il REMOVAL-FIRTH SON Co. (lste Fith, Pond K
Col will the lst Of May from No. So broadway
to their aud spacious store, No. 500 BROADWAY sd
Joining Ball. BLACK Co.
In making the above announcement, Firth, Son Co.
would embrace this opportunity Of thanking Their numerous
friends and the pablo generally for pE fygr and At the
same time beg that every sos IN their lac will
tinue re Of uch character fully to sustain the pas.
utation OF their bfm. -
The stock Of MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. from Banjo TO
the full comp for bard all Of the latest design and
improvemeht and will be found upon inspection well
thy the Ltteniion Of purchasers.
Firth Son Co. are constantly mailing additions to their al
resdy extensive catalogue of STANDARD And POPULAR
MUSIC together with al the publications Issued IN tho
United States which with their large stoek Of superior
Sri 20 and Musical MercbaDde generally, they beg 10 oe
wholesale and Retail, at the lowest prices
Firth. SON Co,
No. S1 Broadway, Nev.York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-06

Several Dry Goods auction sales were bed to-day,
at which the attendance large and the prices OBJ
tanned equal to previous saes.
The Boston Post of yesterday thus notices Lake
Superior Mining stocks:
Or The mining sock. the Minnesota Quincy Pewabic aud
Ffantn have advanced the mos and although IL requires
money for them yet the rates Of interest
are very and the prospects OF the mines brilliant
there confident buyers at the quotations so coy
per ID selling about " cent. pound which ought to benefit
thai well equipped out Of debt and canning
profits beside holding ca balances 10 TIE case WIN
some Of that have yet reached tho
point.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-06
Al BLyEoKEE. Auc,ionesr
BEAUTIFUL VILLA SITES and BUILDING

- LOTS at Auction in FOEDhAM VILLAGE, West
chester County. New-YOrk ---..
4. j. BLEHCKER SON Co. win SELL I. AUCTION
On THURSDAY, May Z. at IL o'oecs At the HEAL
ESTATE sALESROOM, No 100 Libeuyst Trinity
Building "a ots Of GROUND finely situated. fossaIn
Village Wescheste County adjoining the lands Of Mr. Peter
Briggs and Mr. Peter Busng Franklin. Grove College
and wio~ Tho sol 70 very tne fr.e from reel
and level with grade The whole tract contains between
and acres bounded the esstsIly aide 81 stream Of
water bali minutes walk from tbs Harlem and New Haven
Raoad 1t situated shout half nj north OF The depot
short distance from 81. johns College The atacion' Of
this property the ns1rt beauty Of the locality
IT, sreAi ,aubItyi and TO the city
ind advantages redenoe 20 those who deere 70 De
near csebst College for educational purposes Ia any
point Of view OF the most convenient and desrabs
spots for Improvement IN the vicin 81 ksw.iofk IL viii
be sold In riots Of or o,' yah larger privilege The te
:, nd syutBbe. 1sia possession can DO had map q
the prem ,x a ... Al IN. Office OF tue Auctioneer no
| II ..od.i-st, sdjoinins the Bank OF Comnerce
n. B-A bill has Just passed. ihs nnu asp,,,
from Harlem Bridge through honissna. fofdhsn,
Bridge Mount Vernon 20 be completed a. once and 10 s
used OF Dummy Engines. ThB road will run close to The
/ above
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-06

The Michigan Southern is reported to show an
equally large gain, and the Cleveland and Pittsburgh
ta,sed TO the eredl. q IL IN April, 500 600.
We call attention 10 y announcement OF Mr. j..
J. Cisco, u. s. Assistant Treasurer relative 10 re-
ceying subscriptions for the fye-twenty years Gov
eminent six per cent. bonds.
The exports Of the week exclusive Of specie reach
g., 499, 2OS
The following table will compare the present cOnd-
ton of the banks OF the City OF New-lork with that
a, the close Of the corresponding week lust year:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-06

Number roporsd for Ills Forty iou r.h stree
3,dj7.
me prices TO-DAY are quoted nhlows
Firtao.ity....lo. dllt Ordinary. 9flo
Meduu..............l0 dlOtl
some ertrA good Besves may be quoted at 10
Ths general average OF the market at loic
The most Of the sales range from loc. TO lie
Prices per head pen pound. 81 different wsighA viii
be found In accounts Of sales o, sandry eroy.A
Total number OF Beeyes rsceIyed in the cy this wesk
3.SS7.
Int. o6S head less than last week and 63l head less
than the average last year The average number II each
sdsy market las, year 2 head while the num-
her today hens 347 shows sos heaa
and l. lo6 head Is, tran his day week.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-06
nnanelaI.
VERAiILYE g. Co..
BANKERS. No. A wALL-sT,

BANKERS, No. A wALL-sT,
VIII receive Subscriptions to the ann
U. s. SIX PER CENT FIvE.TwENTY BONDS.
Subscribers deposins with will receive Bonds Of date
Of subscription. subject to sccruing interest 81
After few days the supply from the Government III have
been 50 far increased to eId all delays IN filing orders
and enable us to keep constantly hand equal
TO the demand VERIILYE G. Co.,
90 "n"." ... Agents $50 Loan.
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/ GENCY

"A OF THE
u. 8. $3.50" YEAR LOAN.
These Bonds bear per cent interest," payable In Gold,
asui-knnOaly nan g..
". supply them in all denominations at PAR interest
uosmeucns to the purchaser upon dep0sing the money
with uh 80 ..
Th. privilege Of subscribing to this LOsn viii close July
les3
Of5srs should therefore be sent in without delay.
LIVERMORE, CLEWS, &c Co.,
BANKERS.
No. "a Wall-sI, Eew.York.
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OFFICE OF rHE GAtxsA AsD CHICAGO uSIos}

RAILROAD Co, CHICAGO, May !, 1862
A NNUAL MEETlNG.-The Stockholders OF
~ thu GALENA AND CHICAGO UNION RAILROAD
COMPANY hereby notified that the Annual Meeting Of
She Company for the ELECTION Of DIRECTORS and
eranscion other buness will be held at toe Office OF the
Company 10 Chcsgo ILL., on WEDNESDAY. the I'd day Of
sune NEXT at ~ O'Clock O. m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-06

NKw-YoRx AND NEw-HAvEN RAILROAD Co,)
. Corner 4th.sv and 27th.s.,
TRRAsURER's OFFICE, April is, 1888.
A DIVIDEND of THREE DOLLARS per
~ share free from Government taxi has this day been de-
dared on the capital the Company able 81 this
oaoe on and after FRIDAY. May l..
The Tsuer Books will be closed from the 2oth inst to
Asv Inclusive w. BEMENT, Treasurer
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BOARD or SupkKvrsoas.-At a meeting Of this

sks
BOARD OF SuPERyIsoas.-At q meeting OF TINS
Board ye,leday afternoon Nj Stewart was easd 70 tas
shsr in Is absence OF the President The Drct
transmit AL .,.msnt of money. psd by nin TO John hey
suits brou for violation Of the sunday L'sass
Amou 1t xd T. Joaa Kelly late Sheriff FOR service o. sm:
plous...................'''"' '''''"'''' II SO n
Ter a res
Rs urn Of executions. -
p.,a,,ss 10 commites on Crimios Courts aud Police
5S tommittso on County Offices to whom was resrfs4
S ~ Lypoh for official services duritg the
@ sudius March 81 ult. amounting TO Si ~ presented
.nort md resolution that the be audited ana sows1
Ssa rs which the Controller directed to pay tom
~. sopropristios for "Ofcsl and Witness fees" TIE
CLAIM the duty Of taking prisoners to and nom
IN. n, Prisou aud Court oases devolves upon the Come
m,onsrs Charities and Corrections but tue sheriff con-
taat sn statute give him the right TO the
ises The report adopted The COMMITTEES on Arne.
ss Drill reported In favor Of executing es:s OF
the fourth Of No. 694 Broadway for term Of three
yssrs per snnnm, for the Of the l2th hagimca
n Y. q. NJ a. an srmsry. Asr the transaction q some
routine business the Beard sournsd Until ssss Tsssds1
afternoon. ct o'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-06

DY JOSEPH HEGEMAN, Auctioneer.-
ID THURSDAY, May T. at 10 a M, At 10 J0j Gold near
WilIoughby-st. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FURNITURE.
Pslor Suites in brocae u-ses and
mgr srpes walnut Chamber Furniture hair Mattresses,
Bedding &c With general assortment Of Dining room aud
Kitchen Furniture.
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Bank Statements.

Bank OF the state Of New.Yevk. -Sta'emsut a
thr or 1hE STATE or NEWrotk o, the City Of New
Yors required for veal ending
Saturday, the "a d-y OF May, lso5i - =.
OF Loans and ,491 ~
enounto' Hpecs
sl4,byt
~. ~ M
Rank Of the state foik Of the CITY Of New fosA beng
my Hwedse aud bsi.af q. W. DUEh, CAshsf
sworn before Iva I'd day OF May, istJ ,..
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INDIANAPOLIS AND MADISON RAInoAp Co..

INDIANAPOLIS AND MADISON RAILROAD To-, l
MADISON INDIANA, April %, 1868.
nIVIDEND NOTICE.-A dividend OF EIGHT
~ per the Preferred shares. and Of SIX Per cent
on the Common shares Of ths Company will be paid NJ the
shee Of Messrs J. g. FERGUSON. No. IS PBest. free
ef Government tax and after s June pext The transfer
Book will be closed the 10th Of May aud remain closed TO
kb& I'd Of June Holders notified that scrip csi-s for
foasl parts Of will participate In the dividend
brsss made up into full shares on or before 10Th Msy
y. II. SMITH, President
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-06

THICAGO and NORTHWESTERN RAIL-
~ WAY COMPANY-CHIcAso, April 81, 1861
Che Annual Meeting Of the BoHdnodes and Stockholders Of
Chr Chicago and NohW esiem Railway COMPANY will be
ed the Office of the Company in the City Of Chicago on
THURSDAY June d 1863 O'Clock p. m. for the cleo
Son Directors for the year ensuing an for the Transaction
81 say other business thst may come before them:
q JAMES K. YOUNG, Secretary
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EEv.YoKK AID HARLEY RAILROAD CosPASr,
TreaAursI,a Otics. conner Of Ath av. snd l5thIt,


~-OTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS An
IN NUAL ELECTION for THlKTEEN DIRECTORS
- the NEW.YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD COM
fANY will be held the olcs OF the Company on
RAY May 49, The poll, 70 be oIebed from ~ oel9ea, y
,,ean 40 ciocs D. m The Transfer Books Of the od avg
r.ierred stock wl be closed from O'Clock p % Of tns 81
oroxime until O'Clock, a. M. Of Ibe lOtn. e.
" III EMERSON, Treasurer and Secretary.
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A J. BLEECKER, son & Co. vii Sell at

IA Auction, on WEDNESDAY. MAY 6. at IL o'clock, .,
the Merchant Exehsnge SAleIson, No. ld3 Lberyst
On 4TH-AV.- Foor valuable LOTS of GROUND on the
east side Of 4h-av between i2il and ll3hs,s incndng
the and southeast szs Of each Lot 252.sSJ
feet Maps terms No. 1t No II CodArs adj dining Bsnk Of
4 Commerce..
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- NHw.YoBK AND HARLEx RAILROAD Col
TRsAsuBxRs OFFICE, corner Of 4h-sv. aud 2sth.st 7
EEw-YoRK. April n. 1854
COUPONS of the first Mortgage Bonds due
" May will be paid at the Office OF the Company Oh and
w n. EMERSON Treasurer and Secretary.
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2. T. WILLS, Asetisneer.

z. T. Wills, Asetisneer.
4 UCTION NOTICE. - Large peremptory
N SALE OF EARTHESwARE FRENCH CHINA, end
GLASS, Including go CRATES Of EARTBENWARE.
JUST LANDED. Also. China Glassware 6s-. on WED.
NEsDAY. MAY at II O'clock s the Auction Rooms No.
AZ Muuty-st. Catalogues ready.