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Yher Anthony. I69 av B
Young Henry, 292 18th ct

YIedeI lsaAc. 6U7 4th st
recess was taken tor half hour, at tho end OF
(which time the draft Wien eight hundred
and eleven names had been drawn the announcement
was made that the complement OF required
pete and that the drawing would bc continued in order
10 draw the fifty cent necessary make up the de.
ficiency that would arise from exemptions. This was
done till about five O'Clock when tho Provost Marshal
desared that the full number Of had drawn,
aud the proceedings Tor the day therefore closed
AT the time he ntImated that the drawing for the
second subdistrct tthe Seventeenth ward), would be
commenced nine O'Clock this morning.
The order that prevailed early In the day was
continued throughout. Among the drafted are quite
number of policemen each OF whom, who happened to
be present congratulated his good fortune which
they all seemed to appreciate highly. The names which
follow were drawn after the recess
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I.awrencs WIN ,,s e,b al

Lawrence VIM. s.6 9th at
Lear Chas, 2JJ Stanton st
Lande Joseph. " sheriff IT
Langee John, ~ Cannon ~
Lowcnstein Wax, III 9th st
Langon Michl, Ala Tenth st
Lathrop Chas, 373 Tenth st
Lortz Chas. so2 fih s.
Largerbach Chs. lD5 7th st
Launslein Henry. 30 sy q
Learch John. 314 Houston st
Leo Connlen. 3Oi Houston st
Lellnch simon, ~ Ridge ~
Link John. ~ Lewis IT
Lackey JoDn, IS Colu mbia 81
Leist MI. 81 nv B
Lambert Joseph. l0l Ridge st
Lowe II w 23l 7th st
Livermore John X 85l 4ih 8
Lambert John, 100 Ah st
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MISCELLANEOUS.

y
sr-Is7D-s.
rer'oa' o. 'saeaiary h.s- troubled ~,tA ~easa,. las.
"'aae paIpa'ion o. tho hea ,aes d appetite s.se..
after eating torpid lyer caa,oa a. ae.stye % .uoc.
n they will not Try the celebrated
PLANTATION RITrgRs
-s'eh by Ashs-, medical .asA.
rifiea ana warranted % produce immediate bcneaeA
enee, They exceedingly agreeable perfectly pura ana
.uperrcde all o,hee where healthy gentle s,a
ulant "a required
rhey purify, strengthen aud inyigorsts
rneY create healthy .ppoatr.
They /, asu4ols u oaangc Of water snd diet
They overcome effect. Of dissipation and late hours
rhey strengthen The ~ stem and euliyen the mind.
They prcsen. miAamatc and Intermittent fevcrs
rhey purify breath and seadi,y Of the stomach
They Dy.pepsi. and Constipation
They Dnrrh@a choler. aud cholera norbu.
They Iiver Complaint aud Nervous aoA Aaebs
They make he s,rone she Angad brilliant aps
exhausted naurcs They arc composed of
the celebrated calaasa wa,-Rreeu s,ssafra
and herbs all preserved IN perfee'y pure ~ crelr
For particulars circulars tosmoarA
bottle,
Brwsc Of 'npostcr~ Examine every bottle See rata
has D. Barnes signature private United states
,he with plantation scene arn az
naiurr hns steel platr engraving aide Label ses
iha, bottle l. no, rehiod IN spurious and deo,eisns
stur We defy any match the taste character
Of goois Any person pretending ss Plantation HI
by the gallon In ban n,posler We sell only
our log cabin bottle Any Initiating ,his bottle,
selling other material therein whether Gated rsns.sa
Binrw or not l. criminal United aatca Lao ana
viii so prosecuted By We already have eye -
parties oniug bottles &e who viii sncc-od 10
ting Themselves ato close quarters Tho demand Date
Plantation Hitter. from adde's ocraymcn merchants Ao y
psec,Iy Incredible Tho smpe trial Of BOTH l. the ovi
present Of thsir and superiority rbsy are
sold by respectable drusg. pbyse.A.s ho,cs
r II DRAKE A CO.
ia Broadway, NJ
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Ingle John .So2 Stanton at
Isaac Isldor, iZl Ridge 81
Lothian John. a43 5th ST

Jofham John, 443 5th st
Johns Lewis. I32 Cannon ST
Jewell Alfred. Sq5 Houston 81
Jackson Jas 9. las 18th 81
Jensen Lewis. oUo tn st =
JACOBS Isaac. % i'ltt st
jackson Joseph, 90 av Is
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The Three miliiou BiIi.

The Three million BiIi.
MEETING OF rHE COMMON COUNCIL r0-DAr--rHE
MANOR, WILL VETO lfaa n.->-@. Ssr rHE COMMON
coUncrL WILL DO m rms EHRA0srCy, srC. (
day owing 10 tho shssnce q maay of ths mrrabsrs IN
,he coanwy meeting, however, VIII take place this
Afternoon, when mayor opdyke viii Transmit hrs veto Of
the Three MiiM h sud bis reasons therefor Today 10
wiz 10 remembered s tho teuth last day which be
may hts veto against the hill. and prevent ~
becsrn lnr 4 law wttbou, a two third vote A caucus N
tho boards, sevcr, has 70 decision. IN yex y
the Mayors actcn 10 anticipate 10 tho peseasc
pledge The Common Council 70 pass tho hill st tie rl
ton os tho dsys tho nv tns means
thoy hope " rase money enough 70 enemr, the already
drafted The Mayor and the committees have had recent
conference, but the points difference radical ~
70 be ifrec5sciato and he vii accordingly enter hs
veto.
Meeting os the ssxsy-ninth Regiment.
ruz TungK MILLION oRprsAScs AND rus pizyxgs-
APPOINTMENT OF COMMITTEE TO cO~rys wITH
rHR COMMON coUNcn.
A meeting % thu officers and OF tho Sixty nlrth
regiment Sew York stai@ National Guard, va hsi in
tha arnory last svsuax. fog the purpose of taking
ton relative W shs Three Million Exemption ord
The particular of .be r.sssrss the dtiue
uon ausht b. BE- m 90 ~ the Common Cyuncl bet~esn
the srcnsu ana members of tDe State Nstouai Guard
witch felt b. exceedlnxfy unSlst tho AFTER
well a. alto. ether unnecessary,
fhs rncsing, which quite urge wss called iooeder
about o.ht os ~ Coonel JAsEs sSisY, wbo brisay
eypalned the cbecs ~ ths nsasrnbsge rd cnncladed
caiag alnn Quarter master Tnlly u sins renarx
e,srtsrmaNier Jos-an n Trils rrade = knxtay ana
c0tnp.eb.8siso rgeesh, which received ~nn ercs'
fatg, ~ s,sd that % TIE slgcs, ~ S-ess = ihs
re nsrnt b. nd pr.r@g~. psessbe saa t.elfltsD,
rbrh 80 n oier 10 the erns.s,sTt D. ftNy EHai
rptalet fhai h. an ar.-si the 'rsaa u flail pfo
,ssei IT, cYoaa fuu Ut stcA ~ misfl Is afNp
- NNaef ihs rscfN'wr 49,. = fHffe 'N ~ f''t AZ
Il thn trsi.s snt auli - ilas aeas aas - h.
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TownsendJD .3l4Rivington st
Tendraever August, 384 8th
Teak VIM. 6J7 5th st
Tanser Jos 4D5 Houston st
Tonlinson Nathan, 2,I 9th st
Truhell John, AS Houston
Tiernan David, 203 av q
Tracy Patrick, 33G 4 18th st
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Meade Mortimer, IA Colum-

Meade Mortimer, IA Colum.
bia NJ
Meehan Mich. 375 Eighth 81
MAson.AdRn, 4.}5 10th st
Mason Owen, f..5 10th 1T
Morrisirey Bryant. 1893 ay b
Maloney Richard
Mclean Thomas, 365 10th st
Miller Leopold, 242 % NJ
Meyer Simon. Si9 Houston
Mertenes Ignaty, l02 5th at
McGovern Barth, ~ Lewis
Miller Chas. Ig9 7th at
McCann james. 2S5 llth at
Murphy John, 7DI 9th at
McGraih Jas. 346 10Th 81
Murray Michael. 1856 Lewis st
Morris Hsnry, 3'I8 I'd Vt
Maisch well lily. 'i03 ath Ut
McFArten Jacob, 20 18th st
Motzgar David. 3it Houston
Nc Kenzie And'w. 205 av q
MARKS isnac. 3lG Houston OF
Meall!ng Chas. S5 av B
AcG III DanI, 10 Ridge st
Marshal Max, q ~ q
Martin Jaspin, 2i2 18th ri
McGrath Patk. iO2 9Th vt
murphy Martin. 2il 10Th 81
Montague Francis J 3oa 9th OF
Moserofe w, fp 10Th II
Miller Adam, l75 av G
Metzgar Ohas. "A 9th st
Meyer Joseph, 245 llth Ut
NJ Fish, nv ~ from 9th 81
Morris Kitzinger, 39S cth 81
Muller Daniel. 2a3 ID vt
Mccormick Andw. il6 Ridge
MonAhan Ed'w, III Lewis 81
Manning Mike. 2y9 ath At
Miller Chas, i62 Attorney 81
Mettinger Adam, 2i5 nv X
Mace Fred. $50 Fourth IL
Miller John. ~ avenue Q
Meyer Geo A, 81 avenue y
.!reya<sTt.s
Norton Go + clergy mani,
223 9th st
Neusmsnn Bernard. 34s I'd st
Ss4 snisss- sN@
Newbali Henry, S15 vin ct !.
Ncmpson Jno, 302 Twelfth q.
Nuor Mycr J, 3is 9th st
Orr Joseph. i5o Attorney It
Oliver Phil. lfi Attorney 1t
Oyc nheimer JACOB, 3i3 Stan
ton ~
Philpot Pitt, 1856 Goerck st
Prisi 1ustave. $50 Fourth 81
Piersop Aley. S9I ~
ffeinor Dickfnan. lbt Auor-
ley ~.
plafsou John, 1856 Lewis 1t
phc Ter Nos q, 3il Houston 81
Piass Nv. | N anhattsn ~
Parks Osvid, Ns / isth =,
Qulgg Joseph, ~ ay ID
I Cuart Peter, l56 Eivington ST
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Lorenz John. No Z Az Is
mar.h.i, a.o ,,a ear .,

Marshall Geo. Z7S 9th st
MrCullok Jpo. 25 avenue G
Morney Peter n, N4 10th st
Motlat ,no, 458 5th st
Mason Jno. l64 Rivingston 81
Metzcar Adofph, 30i Houston
NJ Garry DAME, 3U3 6th 81
Muldoon Patrick, 3l2 9Th Ut
Miller Geo, 26l llth st
Mooney jno. 333 eth st
Mehl August, 90 Lewis 1t
Mcdonald JOS. 2ll 7th st
Moran Joseph. 437 z Hous-
ton st
McGuire John, J64 10th 1t
McGechan Thos, 227 Lewis Ut
MoCloskey Thos. Si2 9th st
Mckraisht Thos, J31 Sth II
Murray John, $50 + 18th 81
Miller Chas II. 80 Columbia
Morcroft Alex, 81 l2th -
McDavid Frank. si22 Lewis
Martin Wm, 20l av G
Mention Chas j. 3fi6 81 st
McEvoy Peter. 2t- Z llth ct
Muller John, 3G2 Sd st
Mckinney Patrick. 3l5 9th st
Magwhait Peter. 35l Houston
Muller August. 34S Houston
Mundell Jacob. 32< 9Th 81
Minsiger John. l96 9th si
Miller John, III willett Il
McEraney John. POS Az q
Mehn Hugh. l25 Attorney st
Mcbride Thos. ~ Willett st
Miller Phillip, ----
Miller Jacob, Sll 18th st
Murray John. yD4 18th st
Melrosek keunilh, ,l03Columbia
McGee John, 295 7th st
Mclaughlin Thos, lB Ridge st
Murphy Patrick, 312 9th st
Miller Hy tseNt0n) AS 9th s
Miilar Jacob, 235 ilth
McCornick rhos. DOS nv g
Mather Daniel, 365 10th 81 :.
-.szza-TNTNE
Meter SamI. I35 Pitt 81
Noessell Theodore. 10 Lewis
Nauchman Martin, III VII
lett 1t
Nierhs August. $50 Stanton 81
Entt r A. 4S3 Houston 81
Nowrick Joseph. III av ID
Nichols VIM. 3d. Houston ST
O'ConnK,r Mchl. ll0 'Goerck
O'Ke,Se Matthew. 80 9th $.
OtIenheiniAr Lewis. 10 Stan
tavx ~
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Fsssorn Hy w, 800 TIN ct
Robinson David, 80 9Th 81
ResdIsy Ju0, 352 18th p
Rosonfelt Jacob, ~ Ridge 81
Ruaer n o, AIS Houston 81
Rosa Wa., 633 eth 81
Reineman lsaar. 1872 av -
Raltenh eitzer VIM, KS av q
Reilly Edward, 3lA 9th 1t
Ruminer Hy, 1888 7th 81
Koedor Fred. 2s6 I'd st
schaik Thos, COS 9TH ct
sch aefisr Ernest. li0 Ridge
Schneider Fred. 7Q4 4th
ShAifer John. 342 ,tn av
Seward Henry, $50 5th Il
STAIRS Jno, SO Houston ST
Swift Patrick. 66 ay ID
9proui MAX. 336 Sd 81
saiian Peter. 2sO Sth st
Scbnell Philip, 205 nv Is
s escl Mich. il6 Ridge 81
Shilling Christian 302 Hous.
ton ct
Scounlan Michael, 307 Sth ST
Saunder Thos, 100 Lewis st
Sc nneider Peer, 3Il L i3ih
STRAITS Wm, 3iS stanton ST
Saunders Chas, lgI 9th 81
Stranly Michael, 30 4 l4th
Sherrier Jacob. 36t Sd st
smith Adam, IA Sd 81
simpson John, ls6 9th st
Siatterbeck Geo. l20 ave G
Shiels Lawrence. 2t3 9TH st
Smells Tbos E. 2T5 80 1t
Smith bernard. 2i2Rlyin gton
Smfth Joseph. 500 9th
Spotzer Lewis. 309 T. 18Th
Sykes Lewis. 66ts 4th st
Strauss Moses, 357 Sd street
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0rahaM Francis. 352 81 AZ
Berrnau II. 393 Il Houston
0any Peter, exempt, b nv b
Glib Adam, ia Winett 1t
Gib Jno, 224 Riyington o.
4
Handy John. 625 4th 81
HaisIne John. 2s5 llth st
Ho.h Joseph. 6Jl 4th 81
Har.ey Geor.e, 3l4 81 VI
Hank John. - Sheriff
Herman WA. l99 9th 1T
Hogan Daniel, ITO 9th 81
Hogan Patrick, 1919 9TH 81
Hathaway John, 25z nth 81
HOAenerster . os. ~ Fitt 81
Hammer John, l23 av Q
Hines John, $40 Houston 81
Heeley Christ pher. 3i7 gih st
HaufmnntAndrew, ls7 av b
Henry Chas. $50 sth ~
H1yer August, iz5 9th 81
Hap Valentine, "a avenue y
Herch Phillip, 2i9 81 81
Hilderbrone Fritz, f34 Hous.
ton ~
Hasley John, 262 East lilh st
Herring Geo, 20 avenue y
Humnel Gottiieb, 20 sd 81
Hoffman Geo, lJ5 Attorney
Hansnil John, 339 9th st
Hildenbrand Frank 2l0 fth ut
Hildreth Eli, G3l Fifth sti
Howell Chaa, S37 9Th q.
Heller Aug. u av g
Herring Geo. l27 9th 81
Euxe Jacob. 1893 7th st
Hennessey Pat. 25T 9th ct
Halleck James
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Reisch Simon. t5 av d
kipp Fred. 10 9Th 81
Ketch Morris. Isl Lewis =,
Klein Frai. $50 R!yingtou ~
Keller John. 6S2 9th ~
Klein Christian, ~ ay u
kirnin Jas. ~ Columbia st
kotch John. l7O Lewis NJ
Kretchnah y, ib5 Attorney n
Kisuer Henry, zl9 Lewis At
kenib Theodore, 2io 6t Ii "
Ksrps ssf Fred. ,Gssih Il
Eeyle Wm, s5i 9th st
Kimmerley Jno, 2o2 7th $.
Kane wm. 80 sixth II
Kenthaw lily, 100 Attorney 81
Kelteinneier John, ~ av G
Kelly Jos
Kensinger Peter. i32 Pitt 81
Kenehle Valentine, ~ Pitt
Keurt2 August SIS stanton Vt
Keely Mathew, 36f 10Th -
Kelligan Thos. i27 Willett VI
Kaufman John, 49, Cannon
Keller Jacob. 23S East ilth
Kitson Michl, 2l6 East nth
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Upz Fritz, 100 Lewis
"
yermulan r. 1856 Houston st

Vermulan r. 1876 Houston st
Williams John ii. Lewis st,
bet 7th and Sth avs
Wilcox Luther X. 6S Clinton
WErrelmann Jno. 227 "a II
Waldron Peter w, 304 Sth 1t
Weinsch VIM, 30 Willett st
Wagner Fred, 1855 Attorney
Williams John, 159 Lewis 81
Wells VIM, Az l0tn st
Weber Clas. 81 Clinton 81
Weiss Geo +, ab312 10th st
Ward James 205 av q
Welsh Juo. 233 I'd at
Wax Archd, a6 avenue B
fher Anthony l6Q av u
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Ulrich Simon. 266 Sd at
Z Imam David. 10 ay G
volgel VIM. 397 10th st

Weber Geo. SAT 10th at
Wilhelm Jacob. 80 Pitt st
Wonner Chas, los Ridge st
Myermann DAM, 2O7 lith st
Wood Richd. $40 9th ct
Wiley Andrew. 4l3 LIST st
Wolfrom Hy. l22 Sheriff S.
Ninbaldt Chas. ~ ag q
,Wicks Bernard, 226 Sd st
Williams John ii, 225 Lewis
Wilmer Jacob, 2l5% 7th st
White Ed, s02 10th ST
Ward John, 90 Lewis =.
W .laan ,ap lnuonh ZrG 9th -
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PLANTATION HITrERs.
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Van sreex MoSse. ~ Ridse n
valeuiin =, VI wlletl II
Nosi ADAM. if4 OH ~
Van Isssss 7 A hT 3iss
Nosk NlrAn 5yl t;L "a
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wsier Cbfts'ian - Y isth ~
Wee 4.itayD
Wei tfFs F1We snJ. 10
t.AhWtia
M fA ~
NtHsf - Ih-
'nttsA nAst tsl n0aasJa a
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Tux FRnEsnfn. .icAb AhsL y. ~ .ff~
L - ElMMN. aflNfNs FANh iM A~tfF
s.wIt s.n.ssss 80 fenf.sW. tsft b. = ttfs II
-. t.s.s.taal 8as ~ q Yssl# - . g. - ~
vt,.tf - ai ~ tssats astistes " - "a ~ q
gt....F..'s VT Iaa &N NfH&@ A#@H fAe~ Aes@Ns
Iss.s.e- fetesstft ~ Ets -. fsfNrs rsaxywgt
=, ,'t5ts. tsaMfAe ae NfRsH. Niff*a ts i4as K -
ve,...t.. Y 1890 t~1 w .fhfNF rtf@s esa. -
- t-s,f a NFy ~ saM. - t ~ fssa. ~ 81 ~
ie,..s rgwirT Nsts
,rug ouEsr YRrse y rArffy rrrrgNrv& a
"a "a tAssAe f~Mxf @tms@
s..sN ls~sssa - ~ tts~s $50 asEssNss So -
.--es.i ssa~n.a rasn gNw ai~at ftw E4ts J. klsa
ii sftIsts Id D. rmsssa t.swst n. Y
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afsCELLASgOgs.
, oEHar BOOK goa -LaDtys ogsrLENgs AID
"A HvlnrEODr
sHouLDgg srFtrr
snOtLpEh stsArM
M ngsNr nosFDND
T4ts GrsAt bsgx ~ Hxsfy MataH 10 p4kstsf sef 80
s.e ufa asy W v FRtDI. ~ tns sfs~t No. fnfs,
sIa ~ osk.r b~ss.svs sns sg-n's sg~yy~tsrs
4 pl.ss 10 50 ~ go n.a. s~ss ss.' ss o. -
~ tnA y vYiaas@, s.osas fgs " ~
sso pghllss si-sy kslsss q a. eo~cssts 10 eas
nfa. PER cover. ffte ~
p ggItRsop 4 rEO1HEHy
~ Ct~saamf stssss rAi kf~fwhA
cgp,ss sv.sr- hsr~ tree VI ,esAss tssps u vfs
A cRyT vQHrH gsovfso 90 ~ raosAs
~ A9wRMss ~ srsse-tsh srsss an4 - = ffsy sste~t
9bd yrfr~s b. 10 ss~lns f~ss C-tsss ~
knf sFsryfh'ns ~lss ss~t ~ svfFI fs~Af 49,
I've .rSs ssiL ssts ~sf n@~sJ AS ~~ ~ tt''
s'is'' ..~ae4
a-Rvyaf0gsArums AT sVAr rnNk
"a. a~~tsns sfte~. ~ ~ is~. Al y " hs~mgvhD7
0r~ss rsss@f. .fvt~s fnssaiss
4 II. oooDs yAIUsrtge "a riiLs tgE t"L
"A ~ Lr-rl0Ns
ADsNE
rfsT ,orrn '".
slsas : 49,, Is - nfnsv' ttFiia'. ''r''''-ss
- surn.tr a. E04M tt.ltfacthWs Escii
h.sgJfA.s.t. Z. = = -. * 49, y - .ssa
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Young James. 1S0 Attorney
Yeager Jacob, 80 Houston st
Yiadel Iaaac. 61I 4th at
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Jones John, l4 Pitt a.
Jones Edward so av y
jacob Sani. 3i2 Hou ton
Jones' jose b, s3h Lasi 10th
Jones John. 500 Easi lstn ~
Jaryin jacob, l07 Lewis st
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70 Bottle MsEpfaesursrs.

For saIe-Atx Medium Sized seeons
h. nd Safes az II wIh.sm street.
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O,Conn.,r Mchl. ll0 'Goerck
O'Ke,fn Matthew, 80 9th 81
Otlenh eiuiAr Lewis. 10 Stan.
ton at
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: ! lsn--x.
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Fstahs of aeaeutary HABITS ed wA ~rskn.. I..
"sade pspi,s.on Of tho hcar, lacs of appe, a,.,e,
after eating torpid liver ca,paioa So deserve 10 suno-
II they " m not Try the celebrated
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Iron stable Furntture, 1rO0 MI myers,
Hay Racks, Horse Guards. Fe~t and water Eores and
ultehnx Posts. HUTCHINSON A wTCkERsHAh,
10 Canal street few doors essf OF broadway
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~hch recommended hy The highest medical auts.
rcs, snd warranted % produce Immediate bcnenoix
effect They exceedingly agreeable perfectly puS
superrcds all othcs toncs where healthy gentle
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Opera and Field Ginsses Of Great
power, 81 81. by B. IT, HORH OptielsB, No. 22
Broad~Ay, front room, No. l.
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~ Sutn4r A. 10 felri ~ 'NN~ sEcu
-. ,gsfL..t. IA. 49, 49, y - s.ssa
The Big blue union. [volume] (Marysville, Kan.) 1862-1866, 1863-07-11
SHERlFF'S SALE.

State of Kansas Nemaha County.
David Dodge, trustee for William p. PAil6pa
vs.. Hugh W. Parker, Richard Root, John Bee
and Martha J. Parker. :. Case No. ~.
By virtue Of an Order Of Sale bearing date
June 10th A. D. 1863, to me directed and dsliv-
cred, issued in the above entitled cause out ef
the District Court of the Second Judicial Dis
trict Of the State Of Kansas sitting within and fse
said County of Nemahs, and also by virtue sf
the Order and Decree rendered in ssid cause n
said Court, on the 14th day Of April, A. D. 1854
will, on Tuesday, the 2sth day of July A. D..
1853, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, Of that day, at the
Court House door in the Town Of Seneca, in To
County of fNemaha, State of Kansas, offer at PUB-
Lie SALE, 20 the highest bidder, for cash in hand
at time of sale, all the right title and intsrsss
Of the above named defendants in and to he
following described property, to-wit:
The South East quarter Of Section Twenty.
One, (21) in Township Three (3) of Range TAir-
teen. (l3)said land situate in Nemaha County.
State of Kansas. Said property to be sold b. N
in accordance with rhe command of said order
of sale, and also by virtue of said order and q.
cree. JOHN 8. ROD6ERA
senecs, June, 9th, 1868. Sheriff.
Byron Sherry, Atty for Plrf nls4v
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to the army by Major
Generals Hooker and Meade.

Headquarters Army of the Potomac,
June 90.
General Hooker has issued the follow
ing farewell address:
In conformity with orders from the War
Department, dated june q, | relinquish
command of the Army of the Potomac.-
1t is transferred to Major-General Meade,
= brave and accomplished officer, who has
nobly earned the confidence and esteem Of
the army on many well fought fields.
Impressed with the belief that my use
fulness as commander of the Army Of the
Potomrc is impaired. I partfrom it, yet
not without the deepest emotion. The sor-
row in parting With comrades of 50 many
battles is relieved by the conviction that
the courage and devotion Of this army will
never cease nor fail, that j. will yield to
my successor. as it has to mo, hearty and
wiling support
With the earnest prayer that the tri.
umph of its arms may bring successes
worthy of it and the nation. I bid it fare
well. JOSEPH HooKER.
This was followed by an address from
General Meade, dated Headquarters Ar
my of the Potomac, June 2s,h. 1863:
BY the direction of the President of the
United States, l hereby assume command
Of the army of the Potomac. As sol.
der, in obeying this order-an order to-
tally unexpected and unsolicited-I have
no promises or pledges to make. The
country looks to the army 10 relieve it
from the devastation and disgrace of hos
tile invasion. Whatever fa,igues and sac.
rifces we may be called upon to undergo,
let US have in view constantly the magni-
tude of the interests involved, and let each
man determine to do his duty, leaving to
an all-controlllng Providence the decision
of the contest. 1t is with just disidence
that relieve in command of this army az
eminent and accomplished soldier, whose
name must ever appear conspicuous in the
history of its achievements. But I rely
upon the hearty support Of my comrades
in arms to assist me inthe discharge Of the
duties of the important trust which has
been confded to me.
GEORGE G. MEADE,
Major General Commanding.
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SHERLFFS SALE.
State of Kansas, Nemaha County.


James G. McAllister, 70. Harmon MilIsr.
By Virtue Of An Order Of Sale bearing dsa>
June 10th, A. D., 1853, to me directed snd d.
livered, issued in the above entitled cause out of
the District Court Of the Second Judicial Dis.
trict of the State Of Kansas, sitting within ana
for said County Of Nemaha, and also BY virtus
of the Order and Decree rendered in said cause
in said Court, on the 18th day Of April A. D.
1853, vill on Tuesday, the 2sth day Of July,
A. D. 1863, at II o'clock, A. NJ, Of thst day, q
the Court House door in the Town Of Seneca, in
the County Of Nemahs, and State Of Ksssss,
offer at PUBLIC SALE, to the highest bidder, foe
CASH in hand, st time Of sale, an the right Htlo
and interest Of the above named defendant ia
and to the following described property. to Wit:
The North East quarter Of Section Fourteen
14) in Township Three (S) Of Range Pourteen
(14(, said land situate in Nenaha County, state
Of Kansas. Said property to b sold b me n
accordance with the commsnd Of sid order Of
sale. and also BY virtue ofseid Order aad DE-
cree. fer1s], rJ08U a,RODoRn0.
!. Seneea, Ju.a, 9th, 1888. sheriff.
Byron Sherry, Atty for Piff
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ConHrrrED.-G w. Dye, formerly Of
Weston, Mo-, was on Thursday arrested
and committed to the county Jail on the
charge Of leaving the State for tho pur.
pose Of deftauding his creditors, the lat.
ter living in Atchison we believe. Sheriff
Carmichael of Atchison was on the search
for him and arrived here in the morning by
coach, and with new process issued and
placed in the honds of Mr.. Swearingen,
sheriff of this county, the two proceeded
out few miles eas. of town and met DYE
with train going to California, when he
was arrested as stated above.
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BG The White Cloud Chief thinks
that Melvin and Cannon, two horse thieves
lately hung in that county, will get hung
enough after a while, as scarcely two pa.
pers in the State has had them executed in
the same or right place. Our item said
that taey swung at Hiawa,ba, Brown Co.,
where it should have read Highland, Doni.
phan Co. We cheerfully make the COR.
rection knowing that the poor fellows will
not be able to return to attend to the mat.
ter personally.
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ONO PoLITIcs.-Thee election in Ohio.
st which our democratic and copperhead
friends propose to try to elect Mr.. Vsllan-
Aigham for Governor, will take. place on
shs second Tuesday in October. In the
three months which are to intervene,
much may occur to lead them to repent of
having hastily taken up . candidate on the
spur Of a temporary excitement. A let
Ter in An exchange speaking of the pros.
psct in that State, says: The Union men
are perfectly snthusiastic over the Demo.
cratic State nominations, while the better
class Of Democ crass are disguised With both
ths nominations and the platform. The
Democratic leaders have no. the slightest
hope Of electing the ticket" s' 81
The Union convention which met at
Columbus on the 18th ult., put in the field
sn unexcsptiopable ticket, John Brough,
prominent war Democrat, being the nom
iass for Governor, and Col. Chas. Ander.
ON for Lieut.. Governor. The resolutions
passed ct the convention have the true ring
% them and promise hearty obedience TO
che President in his efforts 10 subdue the
ssbellion. The candidates Of both par.
dies, the loyal and disloyal, are now fairly
before the people, and it remains to be
sssa whether Ohio sinks in the slough of
Copperhssdism q will Indignantly spurn
ths fraud attempted to be fastened on her.
The position Of affairs, for loyal State,
i indeed peculiar and novel, and the re.
suit will BE-, watched with good deal Of
interest,". We hope all Of the Vallandig-
hammers viii be trotted out st the election
% that we may know how many traitors
Ohio is harboring.