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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-28
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Bark Manhattan OF Annapolis N :. Hsrins Coz Bay c.
r. i: dsy, coal 70 Bacon Russell Lea bsii: Wsvery
sn.H or NewlOt idr Navigator, rritch'rd, for do do
Lax Ncria Oh Maxwell, Cow Bay C. B., sd,ys sOi to
c. b Swain.
Bah Lucy Ring Th-Ilow, Glsce By; &C b. 10 day.
Brir Leila Ann woOdiOd, Lhs. B., II d'ya sei to
sehr. A. H,s,on. Ryan New Haven, in bslssI
schi. Fly ro~1send Lewis rIovid, saS.,,
scAr r. C. Lyman. sisunArd New Haven
Sem Gao', L,ye,, s s'..,I i,I A scn
seir Carrie Wells Brown. Boston. dys. on.
Schr. :. W. Smith Smith. Providence.
schr. 81. c. Tc,een, Hsndy. Newport for AbSxy'
sChr ! Ien Pes.ins. Eldiise, New Bedford
senr. Enra- Rogers, rroy.dence.
seht !. a. blot hot Baker h hsT,as'en'
sclr J. P Beat, Foster M.Ib'sdse day., unbsfS Sinp
schs, NV Arn. WevI, rlI,sse,hpor,, for B.''0.
sem :; CfSgd.il, Gsre rro'ise9ce nj,
sen Maria Loai's Sga a1 ~ s., "a. ~ hi Yer
Scsr Ceiaila, Appeby. Passport day., hih' " jesn
SER T. !. Howard Kelley. o!ouce.,.r a.ys, s,A
Scir. h,nllnlin strong Smith, frovideDee
sehT. Fiy.ns Yish. Lowe Gloucester. fan.
schT Monui Lord Providence.
Steamer Pelican alton Providence, Hdse to 7 beaner
Steamer Wes,cheser Baker Providence pise. D. b-nher
Steamer yiT,is SnydeI. fhisde pla n bA az. 20 n.ssr
St.amcI Detroit ltrsntrorl Tetl, Wellington, D. T., -
hours, to L. :. Hasfieims'teT.
WISD-sun.es y. W. ard Light
BELov-ship, Albert G.lsiin. Nscodoeh Liverpool Ans
a. 70 6 Gri9nsi ssae Luss, L,''Pao AVE ., 70 hIs
sAn, Z. b. : a-so ban, unsao~h
The slosp Helen Bsbcoct lroa New Bedford with co fer
New yorb when on H. Island The Nth, n the 23d int
10 collision with the L. ;. s!oep q val hnedonan,
hence cafyrE away ns and cutting seI tosn 10 We water
edge, Size VA townd 20 tsirriiy
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HsADQuAETru PIoyosr MARSHAL. sifrH nrfnr
spNrw YORK 10 iB3 9th ~, fos foi., S"pf ~ i,o M,
All Drafted Tcn belonging 10 ih- ID ehh Iiia ~ n
lrlrs ~ ,ecLth ard Sixteenth Wafdsl ~ The WIN .onP
.ionaI Di.trt whoss have not been heard ana ~.
Gated upon or who have been held for fcrsee snd nor sn
rspored are .ssy notified 10 report hsinfris's w.
qusft.fa u hi. Ds riot. no. 49, eth ss, be"c'h o'P
10 srd October ,. Inclusive. "a =, 1901
An auch not iepTing within such time will DO deemed
d-s,. ..s and 10 " Oceeded against accordingly
JAMfa w. thiR
Provost Marshal sid President 81 Boad Of nronient
CHARLES A. LA MONT,
Member Of Board Of tnfolGen-
JAMES ". POWELL,
surgeon Of roaId VI Enrolment
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Passenger Arrived

IMMATURE aLrsSlc.
s.n-PIses s,s3 se;s........... 80 NccnHfs. c2l
HCH vk1EK DAY.
sandy Hook Sol Gov ls-nd... t3l Hell Oste.
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Ngiled.

.s.h-rs-i. J.,on Crusoe. pialr As,nda James w..sh
Henry Trovbfdeo tnss H. H,f eoch. Black Hawt Tn
o9sins 4 Airisnce johanna Lady Of TIE Lats schoonsrs
Eltctns, Belle Rollins I.iis DtPc~ Bpve, BeDede, J.
T Williams J. u. Sstofd J. r. Smith, N. c. 1ewn X c.
4 ard D. : Liler, D. brsnt
2C,h-s,..n.shi9. EtnA HtrsA Columbia, Coo. C'onwsn,
McCslLn.
g-,h-sieamsrs josephine silvor. Fsn,sssne,, Empire
CLy, Sophia ChArcs Ossood.
shipt-Fert. Cs3i Ivsnho-.
Baris-Ncw. Brurf~.cs, fT@Inad Hafselss
irs.,srl fyrde.ict teI~. Ocean Iel. ls Laura MAJ
ric.e Ie0 Nnrva and 20 shfs bound for Wssh'rrton,
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GALWAY LINE.

ATLANTIC IRISH ROYAL MAIL STEAM
NAVIGATION COMPANY.
ADRiATIC. l.cO) horse power, 100 tuna
HiBERslA, 1900 horse power, S,vo tans.
COLUMBIA 900 horse power. p"i inA
ANGLIA, 1890 horse power, J,,.V tuns
II. magnificent steamship
ANGLIA, ..
vlil all nom BOSTON for GALWAY and LNEhro . en-
TUESDAY ocsobrrs 10 b, followed by the COLUMBIA,
fola Newly IRA, Oct ~ , ,,t-
Rats Oh assase pay a5e " Sod OF It's equivalent IN cur
thlln
intermediate. ''.''.'''''''''''''
Passenger fof~ al.d sso % Lon ON. Pans Hamburg
Have bremen Rotterdam Antwerp Sc, al lowest 'Ses
Fare. from Liverpool oE~sy to NsS iS!A a~o oss'SA
ta3. rs ks3 and sIo5.
For passage apply 20 -.r,, rs
Hor freight and other INTO. nation, apply 70 ,..
LAWRENCE. GILES co. III South "uham a.
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Wsooins CARDS. 81.

ATJ. II. JOHNSTON & cos, $50 Bowery
N cor Broon.e Wedding and Visiting Cards ENGRAVED.
zine Watches. Jswsiry and siveF"As. al low prices
At WIN. EVERDELL~ SONS, I04 Fulton
~ s-WEpDlKU CARDS, Pine Stationery, Colored lnt
tai stamping Monogram Door aud Number fl.'es seal
rrtse. lAah Bsois CLeeis. Notes Labels H.. tt''-s
lslcd lsia)
ATJ. EVERDELL", No. 3O2 Broadway,
n WEDDING CARDS and NOTE PAPERS In elegant
syes Also Seals and silver Door Plates sesiy eug'a'"d
ENGRAVING and PRINTING (hsli price. -
IL Wedinr At Home and Note Papers, te Business Card,
BIZ Heads roitIAits. be- kELLi's No Fulton st., T.
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Excursions.

to CONEY ISLAND:-The
IL CsT. u tho CONEY ISLAND and BROOKLYN nail,
ROAD COMPANY run every AZ minutes nom Fuion AMI
Csh,nc Ferries Brook yn connecting al City Lno WIN cars
fe Gree sd Sheepshead Bay and Sonry issnd
BTooslyn May ~, lsoj W. =. 4 toAf' S1PI
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5ieaiabo.Hs ara ilailroaoa.

EOR CALIFORNIt--By the OVERLAND
q ROUTE.-A DAILY LIsE VI STAGES, carrying the
Y. - Mails leaves hth'son Kansas for Plscerye Ca vic
psgeI sst salt Lake .iTgria nd Carson Ces connect
ing by Gle limos with DC rfes Peak icoora3o Haunock
Upper souli Reese River Ws.hoe and humboldt min.
Ing IceiOl .v -, -
THROUGH ~ GEVENTEyv DAYS
The stocked with comfortable and Concord
Coyeru sprng VI sons. Eycry attention il paid to psss~p
geIs.
sutu. tne 7 ,eass when the CO. c1c- are not f0i.
stsons average - apart aud furnished q
about 20 esa's eacii. -
The Atisnc snd Pacific Togph follows the with
frequent Operating stations.
Iweutv.iye pounds OF .s-aye al0wed extra charge
viii be made on tie excess Surplus baggage can b seot by
q via Panama.
Aichison Il connected by rsii With al points east.
THROUGH FARE, Aichison 70 Piacervile, 500.
Fsie from PiaceIyie 10 San Francisco, TO-
Fer arthsr inofnsCn app AZ tie ot.ce Of tie Company
No. 81 Broadway, N. y, up stars.
qckes sold at th Office 0. tie Company at NewYork and
ttciison.
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Line Ofncers Wanted immediately. Tor regiment nov
IN the reid Oen,icnen VII, have bad experience ana ~
ufnsh sansc,oy Iefoenccs character eepab'y e'
can be mustered ~ 81 encs by applying At NO W
DodwoIth's land Office, asd nquirIng 100 h.y. ~
VAUGHAN. AppIestiOIs can be s,sdc pe'sons!J OF W
lete.
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Arrived.


sieansIip North Ser Jones hspinwar. Sept H. al p
yass and ,ressure 20 D H. An z5th inst h, y a. Ion
81 pee ~ scbr Rcd FOR, IRON Havana for Sew gork
otetns ,4has "a ~: trlnspoTt, BafcT Rev Ore an
- QUcTtesEssteT. E1perisncod heavy ~ g. rsss fou
fsrnsas Sept ~ 2 mills N. Of Csry.ort light eIch.i yeG
A<DGls VIII u. B. ggply steamer bermuda, ,ig 5.
Steamship Daniel ebsie w. >. rsnsyoIt sheInan A!eI
lsdria a. hour, 70 u. :. Quarteuna, ter
Ship North American Ctiag Liverpool Auy H. fndss and
NC pas. 70 Williams buon Had deaths lll int, h.
heavy sss from r. spi 6ux fore and ain topsss very
xsvy running az the tine. lsb inst s - IS lon a ~
ching achs Emily N. Pa-ns. - N~oehesd win i0o qui.
as hsh and T4fqIin
besmthip led, Huntington, Eor~ich c., In selsf 10
: n. sPosofd. She Is propeller $50 tuns burden.
Fan to Fsh, The'oP Cie1iregos ~ esys sugar &c. to
'sss L,lins %.
,b,s LINDEN, Norton Port RoyG 10 days In b4a 10 u s..
1nsrermsstrr
Eng Edwin lBr Sherman, Neuv1 10 asys mola'se' to
s,'F cbo Dr., heDo4ald Sydney, b. !, day. Goa. to
u ne w r. Sswy.r Trscy Ln,a b. IS d,y' coal to
has 6s.slshi Lecihar, St John H. b. dsys pekets to
Pig r " Rowland. Wallace. Ye~oresn., % days. in
tsisa to Moore Berry No date L1 o. 10 ioo M Sss,cd
!ss wft,t OF an kIgsh brg fogeed al ,beo5 ia lie
slth heavy ssstedy winds ~ ~ " "
Lynn S'o'-r Whitney Bangor days lumber to s,s
s., Le a. Speed Port Royal c. IL dsy ,sa to A.
brI X y Eaton, tof wind or n ga c.,,v p.,,,,lo,
I. " n' hy'k "a fncs- 70 feola.T 4 De T.,for A.
oa s ,~snc Of hstHts during gss from g. W spTns
fnF Wsnderor ,os Iiantfbrrry NJ a, NJ. -, n |
-. - day., cool 10 l.. y. Beiiom S'''f''"Dp my
S9ss LSVs4 ' ~ ''''' ~oS'''' IL
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CAVETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.

FOR BOSTON
WORCESTER PALMER, FIrGEButRso mn, Nas sIS
LOWELL. CONCORD, IHE WHITE MOUNTAINS
AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS.
Tie new sud !; inch steamers Of the Norwich ilne
CIIY or BOSTON and CITY OF SEW-IOhk,
e,y. NesY oh eaiy fssndsys ezcep,ed) At O'Clock
loul Pier no 20 Nor,L Liver foot Of Vestry-st,
FOR NV LONDON
Their. cor ,ecnr RI tie ern. Express Train from the
sbo,, ponis VIZ Norwich Worcester. Boston Worcester,
ores.t.r Na,hus aud New Jndon Northern Railroads
Frebt t.,n A. the lowest rats For in.oruanon, inquire
81 r 5. MARTIN Agent, on tie Pier.
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DisastfYs. &c.

DisasttFs. &c.
scuo5ssn tsnohr At LITTLE roo sAxbon
Core. 5b4cUcs 81 Ile y. /. TIM No
TucKKnfoS ~ J, Sept Is l1,
whgs esrzf,ns 10 t~s. into Li,s fgs Hssbgr lnb, on
N,inotd.y 10 schooner y. H. " ehd~u Thomtssn Capt
Gst ~ ir-ca the se~ lrei sho.s sbo eclonss 20
FhfAa and IL losdsd from tia, ror VIII coal Ior bos
Toll hos oal1.eo. o. se,nE 90 afe doubtful ss yet
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.


NOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE,yi a.NEW-
Il FORT sad FALL Mk ER-Ihe splendid aud ,nPStici
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, q
O'clock D. M and the EMPIRE STATE, Capt braytou "a
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, ats O'clock In
nom Pier No. North Riyrr
Hcea viii be regarded 20 secured 10 any spph
cant until the shall have been paid f0r
Freight Boston is awarded through Win geai dspscn
By Ill Express Freight Train ,.,
NOR CATSKILL ard MOUNTAIN HOUSE.
II Tn. steamer THOMAS POWELL viii leave foot OF
Franklin At TUESDAYS and THURSDAYS 81 esoh WEI "
% IN and on SATURDAYS a, D. M landi.s - nssacn'
eouueetr mth Stages al Cas3iil 70 tho MSapan US'
~ 80 49, rnhos 1eayes CagsA for New'NoFh ON Nun
DAYS WEDNESDAYS, snd FRIDAYS. Go p W
saUDS0N RIVER RAILROAD.-FOR AL
lyRtHY aud TROY, CONNECTING WITH TRAINS
NOkfn and WISE Trsinslcsso; . a.,
From Chsmbersst a, - FROM 'V'h. ~ - 49,,
r,p,ss and 10 H. and J: 7:2 1877 m, aud aJI and
n rnlSpm at 9;4. p. III.
Troy and ibrny with sleep l0s3' p. H.
INK earl 1880 y. ,e,-
tram, 1890 m ~ a. m, and IKE and oS'
and ~ and O,i3 y.
Peokskll train. n q M ii;22 a m, tiU 2 IN
and 4;lOp
nm 1901 aud 5:a p M
Yoni.r. train, Gam. lu.!sa
ON srndsys at -. p m, hom JJ,h -.
Tcs NAV be procured at any II the Offices Of Wes.cos
rsnres. In newi and BROOKLYN. end beFrge checked al
the all points to road and to saIatosa spms
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have roc reason "a believe from the rsGr,st o: CtP,
n'er Of he steamer tufife ciy hat the hT' chip 81 o.
Ffyins ar Shos 70 The uoh and wet Of tie 'los s'.saa
u D.a.f the nth and eat II 1.-THE ca petition
6kO ". BLUNT.
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OENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW.JERSEY.

CENTRAL RAILROAD q NEW-JERSEY.
" From foot OF notwithstanding Il Hampton
Junction with the Delaware Laciswsnna and Western Bail.
road and II ason with the Lshgn alley Railroad and its
coDnections forming direct Ene to Pittsburgh and the West
without change Of ears. -, m ,sc,
Leave SewYork a. follows: - uu-
H.gRIsBvRG t,xPREss--At o H., for EastoD heeones
PousviLe HARRISBURG Mach Chunk, WiniainsPot
M.IL Ta.N-At O. a. Tor gssson, Water Gap Scranton'
Great Bend fit,son BiBghsnfon. NhAesoarre ac' ,,,
I'm. TRAiS-for Easton, ,AeniOwn, Si.uea SHHIA' WI"
Transport Re ,ding, Pottssi.ic usrlsoure &c .x
3:5j a-For Ess,on, Bethlehem AAen'o"L enS "'sS"
Chunk
$50 ?. n.-ror Son.rvine.
t:l0 y. M-For Soinervia3 n,
I'm WESTERN ExPrEss--For Ess.on, Al'on'own, kesd-
Ing Harrisburg Pittsburgh and the West Sleeping cars Eom
Jersey City through TO Pittsburgh.
ExpRyss TRAM FoK HARalsBVRG-The g. M Express
Train from EewYork ryes At Hlrrsburs OF w. eonnect
ing Es.t and West Pennsyvspa Central ksIoaJl eob'
Genital Railroad North aud South and with the CamoeI
aI Valley Railroad.
|, THs TsgotsH FxpREss Tram WEsI ieaves
New York p Ssy tSultsys eKeeped making close
connection Harrisburg with Pernsyivsns hsiIoad-w1n
no change Of Pittsburgh and out one TO Cincinnati snd
CHICAGO Two hours time il wed by taking this train.
EL.kAEETHPoRT AsD NEgGoRS FERgy-Leave New.fot
from Pier No. 2, North River q, 9sJ nj ip f~ sne
p. IN.
TIP eseh way JOSiAH u biEanNs' oopt.ih'eloree
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TRAINS LEAVE EEw-YORK;
For New Haven, Z, lex D. ll:sy = n n;ls tE1l III
81 Bnarcport T. . (E.l il:NA m; i':istEzl -
(Er1 $50 $50 and p N.
for MILFORD and STAFFORD :, u 80. N 80 $40 p n
FOR tAnass Southport ana westssrt J. ii;so IL ';p
500 ,n,rx
Fox Daien and U.esnwsh, = 80, ii:so M. 80 90
Fox Stanford !, Q CE4.l 80. llSa III, DIS tEIhta
Eor POI, Chester and Intermediate stations T. 30 E'NA
N . $3.50. 80, $50 6.30 p ~
Kor Port Chester and New Rochelle, p a
CONNECTING TRAINS
For Boston via Spriaa held a. IA lEIl 2ip tE1b
for Boston via Shore Line. 1915 tEx ap ~
For Hartford and Springfield, - ~ lEAl N'N 81
OK y. III - al, . 49,, r.,
II % Z. w. and e.50 p 60 Northampton -
For Hartford Psesilszev AID fI.hkM RAilEosd tAAb
II :DA M. prs -
a M. 1915, ?:.p, p. m.
For 1 anal railroad ls;5 ,. m. to Northampton. ,.
For Hon onic Railroad H.. $3.50 nj 70 View ~
ford Wrdne.days ese Sstrrdsys; 20 Pistsheld.
For Nasstuck Railroad. a. NJ. =. % p. M.
For Danbury and Morn ala Railroad, g. m, 4;G p m
Coumodous S!ecplIg Cars sitscfet 20 p IN. Trans:
JAMES IL. bOff, saper,ntsAdenA
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DIRECT STEAMBOAT LINE for HART

H. FORD. connecting vita Railroad to SpRlN0ElELu,
NORTH AMpTOS BELLOWS FALLS, BRATrLEbOhV'
&C. s,ea,us. GRANITE STATE leaves Pea slip q N,
Monday "Wednesday and Friday. Steamer CITY Cf HAht-
FoRDe Peck Sip at Tuesday THURSDAY ana %"
urday. . -.
eorrrusr5.I BY competent ard pesen,ed oihcera
New orr May Is, 1903
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NTEW-JERSEY RAILROAD-FOR PHIL
~ ADfLPHIA and the SOUTH and WEST, va jim.
Soy cry Mail nd Fxpress Line. leave NewYork q
and 10 a m t6 1850 aud 1850 p M Faro - ihfoues
baggage checked and IL aid lJc and lI;s9 ID
l,r II Arlington and Z. : and for the West
w WOODRUFF, Assistant Superintendent
No baggage viii De resolved FOR any trains aness -en'ees
and eh.cNed Is misuies in advance Of the time OF leaving
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& NEW-HAvEN RAILROAD.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING JULY 3, le6l

Passenger Station IN New York Eth q: spd 0hsv
Entrance E,hgt
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9ar6mare, Gntlerp, &e.

M + T A L S.-TIN PLATES, ROOFING
W. PLATES and SHEET IRON Of al kinds Coz sac. by A.
A. THOMSON Co, No. 2l5 and 2l7 Water stree.
GM BUNDLES DAMAGED RUSSIA
l,cCU SHEET IRON soq SALE By GooDWiN
corr. Me- lt5 aud 26l Ws.er.st.
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MORRIS and ESSEX RAILROAD COM
AVA PANY.-On and after WEDNESDAY, Oct. "a, lsc5,
trains this RosTd will arrive and depart from foot of barclay
it, New York via oboken. Important changes in time Of
running ill be made that date, for which bills.
J. y. PASSENGER. Superintendent
NETWORK, HAPLEM, end ALBANY
IN RAlLROAD.-For Albany, 1870 g. m; for Dover
Plains 10 80 m p m. Cro,on Falls s:e, 80 m.
4 D. n For other trains 800 Tine Table
JOHN BURCHILL, Sup eru.endent
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7 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD-lNCREAS
lACcoNAoDATioN-L J.nes.sP s =. lSos ..
p n GsaPor sso Pl'Ns ~ 81. -sssSss
AID J p ~ 20 Jsa.r, MiB-oi Jerusa EN- and al stations
0feenpor:- fer lsip a. M $3.50 sne ~ "a iss
aud Heuspstesd a. n, II ~ $780, <:S aud ~ N
Sunday Excursion Train ., sl3 RON J4ths' ntop?no
a. al 5.tous TO tsphsns. a, excursion rsies fetuInne
lcayer YArhapk at 2s3 JAMAICA Accommodation Irss
from Janice IL and Thirty fourth 81, 1t $50
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$500 IN CASH NID TO TIE SUBSTITUTE BEFORE
liz LEAVES THE ROOM
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III laE'sI IItt ~ = w =,
/. A man having a wde and
child or clildres,
2. a man having d wife ofly.
3. a man having children,
whose wife IL dead,
{. A man having a pareni 20
parents, or Othet near reia'
tives, for whom 10 sAbitu
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En- Probate.

State Of Wisconsin, Wtnitowcc County, SIS.
In he matter Of tie Estate Of Valentine
Kaufman, deeea<e
On reading ana fling the petition Of Caroline
Kaufman OF the town OF Two Rivers. in the coun-
ty OF Maritowoc, and State Of Wisconsin, repre-
sentng among other things that VA!cntae
Kaufman, late Of said town, dacc lse1, Oh the
Sth day Of June. A. D. 1858, at his residence in
saip town died i..testate, leaving goods, chattel5
and estate within this county; ana that she, The
said petitioner, is tie widow IF said deceased :;
ana praying ihat administration o. said estate
be granted uuto g. Dancer and Bernard Wkers
Of the village and town of Two Rvere, Il is Or
dered, Thai said application be heard before
me, at my Office, in the village of Manito zoe,
on The 27ch day Of July A. d 1868 at 10 O'clock
A. II, And it is Further Ordered, That uo.ice
of said application and hearing be given by
publishing a copy of this order for three success
sivc weeks, once in each week, in the Mantle voc
Pilot newspaper printed in said County prior
ID said bearing.
FENsY S PEERP0ST, County Judge.
Dated June 3, 1853
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-08-07
No. IS FAX Row, New York.
Diseases of the Chest and Stomach,

and all other chronic affections will also be pre-
scribed for and treated at the same time. Poor
persons whose means are limited, viii be char
ged for medicines only.
The undersigned believes that the knowledge
he possesses in these classes Of diseases, can be
made beneficial to his fellow citizens, and there's
fore adopts this method for the public good
and not from any pecuniary necessity Of making
it known, that he devotes certain hours from
his other practice to the treatment OF TIM dis
eases already enumerated.
As many Cas- - will revuire a protratcd stay
in the city, board can always be had at one or
another Of the riany boarding hcuaes or taYers
or ct the Hospita under the care uf the hste'-
or Charity. This Hospital is located On the
ba, ks of the Lake in one Of tho most beautitsl
situations in the city, accessible at all hours -
the day by horse railway.
Letters of enquiry will always be promptly - :
swered. Office, No. 6 Crosswelrs BuiI5ar
Wisconsin Street, between East Water az
Main Streets. Residence, corner OF Van Bur"n
and Oneida Streets, Milwaukee
JAMES JOHNSON. " n
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-08-07

State of Wisconsin, Man'owcc county, IS. In
the matter Of the Last VIII and Testament of
Frederick Marx. deceased
On reading AID Filing tie petition cf Herrv
Nachtwav. executor of the last will and tcsta-
mont Of Frederick Marx deef ased OF the town
Of Gibson in the county Of Manitovoc and State
Of Wisconsin, representing, among other thin g.
th 1t th=rs is personal estate belon riGg to said
deceased; that the indebtedness of said decaas
ed amounts TO about Six Hundred d,lllrs that
il is necessary TO SCI! rad estate 10 pay sail in
6ebtedness; and PRAYING that n license be to
MIN granted 70 sell al. OF said rea! estate to pay
said Indebtedness,
Il is Ordered that said application be heard
before me- 1t nv Office in the village Of MGnito-
Voc, an the Iii day of Sept. \ D. 1868. at 10
o'clock 4. ". And it is further Ordered that
rotice OF sad application and hearing be given
by publishing a copy of this order for flur sue
cessiye weeks, once in each weekiu the Mani
towoc Pilot, : newspaper printed in sid county,
prior TO said hearing.
HENRY s. PIERP0NT, County Judge
Dated Hanitowoc july 81. 1863