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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-12
NAVAL CHANGE.
Lieut.. Commander Cilleg has been ordered to the
command Of the Unadilla.
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
Later from Charleston-Thc Siege
ProRrcssing.

Progressing.
FoRTRKss MONROE, Monday, August 10, 1863
The steamer City Of Albany, Captain Hiiier'
arrived here yesterday from Beaufort, and reports
that the gunboat Iroquois left Beaufort on Friday
last TO resume her station on the blockade OIL VII
mington.
The City Of Albany on her outward passage on
countercd heavy sea of Cape Lookout, caused by
tbunder-sqalls. She received some damage, which
will oblge her to be hauled OF for repairs.
All of the Rebel officers and surgeons confined az
prisoners of war in Fort Norfolk upward Of 1857,
arc being transferred to Fort McHenry by the
steamer George Washington.
The army gunboat Smith Briggs has been die
charged from service.
Tie steamer Nelly Pentz arrived this morning
from Stone Inlet. Captain Phillips reports that
he left there last Friday, at which time the siege
was avorably progressing, and the officers and men
were in fine spirits. There was no news Of impor'
lance TO report.
The steamer Peconc arrived from Beaufort,
n. c., to-day, with heavy mail. Tho following
letter has been received from our Newbern zorro
spondent:
"NHwBBRs, Aug. o. 1859.
"The Unionists in Eastern North Carolina are to
hold in few days, great mass Convention, io'
the purpose Of invoking our Government TO send
sufficient force into this Department TO occupy Ka'
leigh. Wilmington, and Weldon, in order to force the
Rebel army to abandon Virginia, and thus restore
these two great States to the Union at once.
"The appointment, of Col. Lee ofths 9th Ma''a
chusetts Regiment as Provos,-Marshal Of this De
par,ment, and Of Capt. Charles ID. Sanford Of the
came regiment as Provost-Msphal Of Newbern, give'
universal satisfaction, and secures justice and tran
quillity 10 all.
"Col Briggs, the honest and efficient Chief
Qnartermss,er Of this Department, leaves In day
or two for Fortress Monroe, where he will establish
bis headquarters"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-08-12
The Riot ira Iowa QucIlcd.

MusoArIsE. Iowa, Tuesday, Aug. H. 1867
The latest advicesreport the excitement in Keokak
County subsidized. Upon the arrival Of the military
from Davenport, the insurgents dispersed. The
Unionists prominent in the shooting of Foley were
arrested and bound over. Some arrests OF the liz
surgcnts have been made, and others will be. Most
Of the military have returned one company from this
place rewsising ~ .Ae Sheriff . poSse.
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END OF THE NAVAL CAMPAIGN
IN THE MISSISSIPPI.
The Injured Ships 10 Reiurn-Lisr Of the
Fleet.

All the vessels Of war engaged in the late opera
tons in the Mississippi arc to be surveyed in ODE
dience to Official orders, and such Of them a. need
rcpsirs ere 10 be cent home. This is practically
Withdrawing the present feet, a. nearly every 'hip
composing it has suffered severely in action, and
mus. be relieved. The East Gulf BlookAdipg Squad
ron and the Mississippi SQUADRON proper, conformity
acted in the great balter which have resulted in ihe
opening Of the great river. We sutjoin iI' Of all
tho vessels:
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WARRINGTON, Tuesday, Augss, II. 1909.
REMOVAL or INDIANS FROM KANSAS.
Commissioner Dole has gone to Kansas to make
preliminary arrangements for the removal OF the In
dams from that State.
THE VOLUNTEER NAVY.
Persons DESTROYS OF entering the different grades Of
assistant engineers in the Volunteer Navy Of the
United States are authorized TO present themselves
to the Chief Engineers Of the Brooklyn, Charles
town, and Philadelphia Navy-Ysrds, for examina-
ton. II their professional and physical qaaliGca
lions are found satisfactory and letters establishing
good, moral character are presented, they will be
recommended to the Department for appointment,
according to the wants Of the service.
MORE or MIR. LAIRD.
It's known that Mr.. Laird the British shpwright
who has been so conspicuous in building piraiica
vessels for the Rebels has endeavored in his recent
speech in Parliament TO excuse TO pallise bis pro-
fessionsl enter rise In that direction by charging
that during the Cimoan war a vessel-of war called
the America, was built in this country FOR the Rus
slams and that sbe sailed Tor the Russian Possessions
on tho Pacific cosst under the command Of the late
CAPTAIN Hudson OF the United States Navy. This
statement in whole or in part, being deemed inered-
ible inquiry has been made in the proper quarters,
and il has been ascertained that the Executive Gov
eminent for tho time being bad no koowledse Off
eal or Unofficial, That vessel Of that name, for that
purpose or with that destination. in progress in
this country. There is no complaint upon the sub
ject on file in any department, from any diplomatic
or consular officer Of Eng land, France or any other
enemy Of Russia. Such vessel may have been
built for our own citizens, 10 be sold 10 the Russians
at their recent settlements on the AMOR River 70
be used as d tug-boat, and Captain Hudson, but
not OF the United States Navy, may have been en-
ployed 10 navigate her tbitheF, but not. however
with any expectation that the yessel would engage
in hosilities with the Allies, or that be would COM
msnd Der upon snch al occasion. In point OF fact
che did no, clear from New.York until some time
after seyasiopol wss taken, aud the Crmean war
was SUBSTANTIALLY at TN end. Although che sailed in
an unarmed condition, it Seems that at Rio dc Ja-
metro, on her way, the British and French naval
commanders in that quarter INDUCED in suspicious
as to her neutral character. Tie following extract
from the dispatch Of the United States Minister
there furnisbe, the rcsu, Of the inquiry upon that
subject:
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Denth Of Thomas n. Russell OF the
Ei2hty.second New.Kork.

BALTIMORE, Tuesday, Aug. H. 1862
Thomas 4. Russell Of Company X, S2d New
York Volunteers, Of Brooklyn died suddenly with
sunstroke to-day. His friends will communicate
Immediately with Capt j. S. Stuple, No. 80 East
Pratt street, Baltimore.
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More Rebel Piracy.

by the arrival OF the Danish brig Lord Baltimore,
from Rio we learn that the bark Good Hope, Capt
Gordon, which sailed from Boston on the 22d Of
April with general cargo for Port Elizabeth, Cape
Of Good Hope, was captured by tho Rebel pirate
Georgia, in lat. - 70 ST. Ion. ~ % W., on the 18th
Of June. She was burned the following day. The
crew and passengers Of the Good Hope were al
taken on board the Georgia, they being allowed all
their personal effects, and were well treated; they
remained on board twenty-six hours and were then
transferred TO the bark j. W. Seayer, from Boston,
bound to Annoy River which vessel they bonded
for sl5000 They were then taken to Rio Janeiro
where they landed on tho I'D June. The charts
and instruments of tho vessel were taken on board
the pirate by her commander, and detained asllver
cup with wedding cards intended for party at the
Cape OF Good Hope, were generously delivered 10
Mr.. Taylor, passenger with directions to deliver
them to their proper owners in Boston, rs they did
not wish TO retain or destroy private effects.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
President Lincoln on the Draft,
Retaliation for Abuse Of COlOred Troops.
ZEE EXPECTED TO ATTACK MEADE.
ARD SHOWN UP.

eisl Dispatch to The N. Y Tribune. =, ,oe,
WASHINGTON. Tuesday, August II. 1903
rIIE PRESIDENTS REJoINDER TO Cow
SEYMOUR.
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bsnceforva,d to be done away with, is pronounced
entirely false in every respect, nor il any person
connected with the Navy Department either known
or believed to have written any such letter as the
one from which the above statements purport to
have GOMEZ
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CHICAGO, Tuesday, Aug. II, I0oJ
The Council last night unanimously passed an
ordinance providing for an appropriation Tor raising
bountes for volunteers to act as substitutes for the
drafted men who are unable to leave their homes
raise $500 for exemption
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INTERESTING FROM EUROPE

Arrival Of the Mails Of the China.
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ON SPECIAL DUTY.

ON SPECIAL DUTY.
Brig Gen. w. Scott Ketchum, Assistant Inspector
General, has been absent from tho Department for
about two weeks detailed on special duty in Penn.
sylvana.
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DISMISSED.

Lieut.. T. NJ. Grant, lst n. Y. Rifles. has been dis
missed the service, for giving intelligence to th1
enemy
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MASTERING OFFICER.

Capt. James Mcmillan, Of the ID Regular In
fantry, formerly on duty as Assistant Adjutant.
General at Detroit, has been detailed as Assistant
Mastering and Disbursing Officer, in the Office OF
Col O.. ID. Green, Chief of that Department
HANGED FOR KILLING A BLACK MAN.
The following order shows that TIE abusers and
killers of coloIed men are not to 90 uDpunished
WAR DEPARTMENT, ApJurAsr GENEgAIs OFFICE
WLsHINGToS, July 81, 1862 ,
GENERAL ORDERS No 2J3.-The proceediugs OF the NIL
i,sry Commission which convened at Fort Yorktown. Va
MAY 1863 pursuant to Special Orders No. 100 dated Head
quarters an Army Corps Fort Yorktown, Va, April ~
IL and before which Private George W. Johnson Com
pauy d. 4ih Regiment Delaware Volunteers was tried con
vced and senesccd to be hanged ny the neck until be
dead" for the murder OF Jamss Holland black man. have
been submitted the President of tue United States who
that the sentence promulgated In General ORDERS
NJ. 81. Headquarters, Department OF virginia 'th Army
Corrs May 26 1863, be carried into execution.
nv order Of the Secretary Of War,
L. ID. TOWNSEND, Assistant Adjuiart-GeEeTs
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To the Auocil.ed Press
WARRINGTON. Tuesday, Augss. II. 1909.
REMOVAL or INDIANS FROM KANSAS.
Commissioner Dole las gone TO Kansas to make
preliminary arrangements for the removal Of the In
dams from that State.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-03-16

BRUTAL 2uhDER.-W. 9. Granville, late Clerk
Of the euprems Court Of Missouri. end gentleman
q The ssristest vsraetsy, IN letter 10 the South
sFp Cytsss. alves the following account Of the rur
der Il Joshua Chiffon. State Senator from Ehsnnen
county, No:
Senator Chiffon with two uephewz and NJ O her
young man Of his nelghbofboCd, wes take prsor-
er By . company Of FederAls sometime last Seq.
tespbef, while ut bis homo In hal n county, Is is.
souri, attending 10 his own docA. ZIG sff ,irs Ths
four prisduerp were taken TO Koa, the county seat
Of Phelps county, AisouIi snd CT tbs rniti.sry
posts Of the sncaaJ but, from some cs:iss, r.,S
neither released ncr retained at Rc.ls, but were
taken BY theft cscioTs to certain pia,e in tho VT
eiaity Of Salem, Dent county, where they were sill
deliberately shot, except one Of the neeheWs, nhc
81 The moment ~hen imms jiaie death starea him
ia the fsoe. managed to make his escAte. and has.
toned with the melancholy tidings Of the fate Of MS
comrades TO thcir tTissis and families at b. ma
The bloc dthifSty ,sisrs. stse1 Fol this
eiaboeal aot - Il - make hslr crime more Lideoue
possible cut of the be al Ct Se,st Ch,iton hos.ed
Il uron . pCis Plan =. ~ he roaSa.is, and there
isis it-"s warning" ~ they were Afterwards
heard % say, ITO Ill rehels Srd traitors Tho
bodies Of these unfortunate mon were subsequently,
recovered b. friends and inferred.
The ahsfi6 Of Oregon county, and many other
eaossna we're murdered In q similar manner, abozt
ne sans time and sobssqusnt'y.
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nsss and darkness ii tbs grave. The volee That
N s6e music IN cur hearts las fallen into ssleneo.
aud The eyes that besmsd love upon ~ are eso.ed
forever. DesolatieE ana grief have come tato the
plass Of g.Aaness aud rel ,issns Amid dea,p1
gathering eloam shc knew no fesr. Cam qr.cs
Ind reyignsd after lingering dist ne, she y!ssded
be. epir!s TO the God who esve II. Dtsth csmc
Ike pc aoe.ul s,uute. asd her weary eye: looked
,h:ir lssl or g smiiing world 10 ell who mnurn
her loga shere Ia q sweet comfort in II Divine as
surarce that though gene befoIs emo Is not lost 70
them. Pur,ft by heavenly love. her 8ent!a srirtt
ayai>s Their, II thet pure hame above, where tie
r. ur.or will be for eternity. Patient ard fcrbesr
lag she boro her If elton with most roatchits
ree'plstl,u, ghe endured the Gross end won tho
crown. lo6'"'i W.
n,sd, ia this city, tbs 4th OF asrch. JOHN F.
CHAPPELL., aftes shors but psnfal i.lness IN
she 23i yeer Of his age. :
This uuexpeo.ed ana islneatabse d'spenastion
has derived ~ country Of enc OF t.s most valna
t.e sojd;srs wblis the loss 10 nuEl1roun family
Win Re indeed irrepsrsb'e. rs also leave. many
devo,sd friends 10 mourn raia yse feel assured
tia. cr os- - his et4nsi gain; for is died happy
In the love of @oi iIls last words asys US reason
Il beiaya hi,a willing TO leave tis earth. He vss
rpr,eh. In all th.rga; mid snab,e, modsss. and
'censrors. He wss she sneEy of TO one. snd had
not hiu,sef an enany on earth Fla friendships
were ardent aui f,nesr.; ha.es Re nsyor INDUCED,
big Kind spirit wouId nat allow 4. A ruro- exsu.-
ne wa, never get by mortal 10 ais fellow, q gen.
t,aT uob,cx Split never winged its fsht from this
4 better world. II Hf FPfEfN.
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Et>ouB LOTS II RoCE ETTs. ON BLOODY
4 Eu. Harsst, neatly opposiss tie Gas Works.
and THREE lots on Church Hill, at tie coIn,r
Of - Il and BToai s.r:ets, = "a issS AT AUG
II Will bs sold at suction, on tho prep.is.s
IN ias o-dsr advertised. 90 MONDAY, ths 18th Of
March. Zee J. commencing .. o'rioek i X, four
ttiusosa i.3GA .ocstst az sbpvs, fgcn ting i!s Get
tn ,hs teat line O. Hlcoiy IA street: hsi.s ths
s.usa on ~nleh f,fInsTiy stood the CT. asams,-5
hchei After which v-i;i ho scit 2 } fsat Of LAID
~ tas corcer Of 22., ard broad ssen:s to he ii
v!osd tto sbcas tots Of q feet BY LIZ feet These
lots ara hc.ai ally located &C.
IE6s3 -. II cash or ous-!hic6 cash; tsiznes et
.sDd II months, Ter negotiable not.s, iGtsrest
snoed, azd secured ny trust deed The tsxes Tor
this ya.s 10 be- r-ii by .hs purchasers.
Iph . SGDHiS & aPPSESOH kuotra
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risd on the 18Th Instant, after the seyarset ,.us
OF so1dt l2 hours. causto by tho painful accident
on Becwa's Island, EAEY SUSAN Wa,VE.
EuESr. daughter OF John and Eliza White hurst
aged is years racIths AID dayn.
II is SAD TO fecura the Gesta OF this enc We loved
and priced 80 well. Der deS.h hss ihrcwa gloom
over The faInily'of which ste wna shs light aad
JOY. khs Possessed a character which caused au to
love hsrGeafly. None knew her bat TO love her Her
rnauns-s were soft aud kind 70 rll end DER beha.
vior Fl sct!onkte and Loving TO sill who know heT
To her parents she was Kind loving. and ob.dies.t
with her coupeuions she was hsrpiuess, al loved
her. She was not aware Of her situation en- this
earth, and pains ghe knew rone From thst swf Il
moment her words we're few, and spoke only once
saying Lord, have neEcy," and God eAll.d her to
his aras. She died rs though che WAS gcing to
sloep, without saying farewell.
Poor. Poor Merry, We can never fo-ss: th.e. We
will miss thee at MON, at noou, aud at eve There
ia place now vacant In tho family which never
can 10 filed with another % kind a. thee Bat NE
ind comfort Ia refisc.na that thou hsss only laf.
us to join ycur companions who only started a feu
hours before, and exchanged the tells and is Of
this earth for thu peace and happinsfs Of Heavsn
Farewell, farewell
Farewell, farewell. is . lonsiy word.
II oftimes brings TIE tsar;
Farewell, fa.swe.i, We say at lsst,
10 thee NO love so dsas
Farewell fxswlll
Good bye, good bYe, our Macy dear,
Farewell. farewell, We spsas;
We wilt strive to set tAse NARY dear,
On that great judgment Gsa.
Good bye, gooc bye:
Yes, we v III miss thee, NARY, At home
Al morn, st noon. and at might;
There u q scat now vacant al the taslo,
Where your presence has caused % delight
Oesr NARY. now what will We DIR
We will wat We win watch In vair;
Yon sEo gone Rem this earth Of t.ouhise,
But Ne Will strive to meet you again.
- Assfoik and Baltimore papers please copy.
Died, on Monday. tbs ed day Of March. Iesa, q
hatf.past o'clock y. IN kiehmoud Mn HLLIN
bxKD , ADAe, eonsort Of q Rabse. ana dsuEh.
tsr Of 1obsst Byrd and Mary o Pollard Of Klns
William county, assd % years montA aE416 days.
EVER an adeeticuate and dutlfal ehiId, 8 deSo1e6
wife Ard mother 3 dear sister, loving talstiJ1,
sincere and Kind ffisuA, ahs lssvAe1 purn
sbels 9ispasabls lo1ea sastA. Ehodi khy
ne.4 heavily uern - Death has - )3 o..
en- a4se1leas. IT. nGhttbot lM1s1 8 r i1G111l0
g ~ a11 y - - ~ go eu9lf1
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NONDAY'MORNrNG. MARCH I6, 1861.
Charleston.

N0OtSftVas
TIE most Intense resards Of the Ysxkees ere
now fasaensd upon Charleston. Why she pr isct.
ID attach kaass ass % ,ne d \ mystery 10 every.
body Nearly meath has slaesed since tie British
Ooasul was oraerSi b. hh s.psrios 10 '<,and
from aaasr." sad svsry enc AelA then breath In
expsssaaisn q . tsevi6c @ash. Then VISA past
pcasa I'll he lst Of March, ard The ID. Of March hav
Ing come end goae, ~ row hear that 10 TO BE The
1a1. Tue preparas'ons. military and naval, sse OF
he most Formidable kind; bat perhaps Il has been
dtscovsrsd that tbe eefeaoas are esaasiy TO- The
General b command at Charleston h not man 10
csnIt shy necessary rrccsotons. sns the people
are among the moss ssgscitNs aud cireumspeot Ct
upaukjad We have CHEN esd occasion 10 call a.
ssataon 20 those qualities Of Soath OaroIirisue has
uesar Tor which tbey have not generally received
credit They ere Supposed to be besd-over heels,
smPslvs RAGS never locking before TOY leap. II Ii
. crest mistake. They arc ~ remarkable for their
eorstsecSht and for taking time By tae forclock in
Ill great enterprises as tbs Eos,opiass lfshey lad
not beea. Charleston wtu,d hsve fallen In tie be.
ginning Of the war. Eut II has always teen ready
Tor any fcrcs the Ysskees ocr!d bring agsins. st.
II In . nero complete state Of preparation now
than svsr. n 10 powerful Ia IT, foz'incssiors IND
end universal determination of every b an. woman
aud esild IN that .ss city xaail Is Ges:roSsd hsr
Saan fall ieto Yankee hards
The snpreme maEsnisy With which the YAnkses
look forward TO their revepgs On Charleston viii
mot b. x:asGed Easy may burn II. plsce u?
they may make Il . heap Ct g1D<tslug rrins ;.sa.
sac city, s1e community, Charleston, viii nc7er BE
sksfrs 20 roll under the!r tongues q. q swset
eel. Charleston rem enSsrs the fate OF New Or
iesn,. and wou'a rather r., levsii.i even wltn tie
ground. snd have &hs pionghshs-e Iua through the
rsos 1t vss bait upon, tnsn submit TO III sh fate
Il was hSs policy Ia ID, Tcakees to let locre .htir
veossaree upon Een Oriesns al ihe7 dill Taey
fefgs. their usual Graf. and earring. Ii taeY LAD
k~sased with ordinary Humanity, tn. Eesis. Eas Ct
ctssr tou!hern CITIES In git have been less desps
ate. Bot, heIcefoI.h, Go Eoutberr city tia. is de-
feasible. Charleston and Rich a,ond !e.c. Ct ell vii
b. permitted to fall into thei. hsnds. Z few oe.s
,nsy teal tie truth OF th:a prediction s. far e.
Charleston Is concerned VS. hore to is able to
record not only The sissp Io;nmen. bat tbs crust
ing defeat e the vindie:.ve er.ny.
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ArS,,Essa a~xh.
AIaW aICE MOaE SEEAT THE.
4 .sns and Gas. xanassr, RD'cEssv eoDER.

nvaw sIcua rEsaTar,
IN
Ie.lng and g..-. Msrassr, RD'cISsV OGDEN.
MONDAY EvzNIpG, March l6.i,. 1863,
Tee entertainment. Will commence with
0KAED OyE3TUTE, (opsretic)
Ry the Orchestra.
Wien viii! ba p-eserlgI for lao Il at time thc
entirely origin {. si.i.a,7 Grem. III thrse sess,
-, O: ibis a,.v entitled tbs
VIRGINIA CAVALIER
VixGtNLa Sj.fALiHs.
t.i~ItS,s rsvsTTr3
- GtSsS ossr 80
,pe:5sen1 ClvsIirT
- -. -. ALAi:s'
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A UJTIOH slLR-TEIs DAT, d 1cI o,a...
IA We fha'l offer large lice Of
MAnusae,ured and 6Iookias
resAco0 and claAsa
soms Of very superior qdsity.
--AHfEA WHICH,
Prime II 0 Xolswes,
sosp. Peanuts, %,
TO elofe nnh . a1sn'ity Of sssel!enE ppRns
TCxN. ss.or y.rg C = rssases-to ae sold psr.ns.
tos!i7 consisting
ksds:eAis, Eursaus,
Wardsobes. Chairs.
Tables SA.s,
Hsrh!stcp Eidsb ,sfd. IA
--lLtO.-
II they asr;vs In t'ms--
t0Ct0 choice Fiorids CIGARS
mhlS-;s WIN II F5WL1 H. sOHs Anal.
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Isy AIeS'r Mott, AHctr,

"0V@EH0ED AED EIrJHZH yURNITURl
Fi.f fLi-H5 80. nAFe.HCUSH bND
Fay. - ACI sIcH - On Monday March ls:h
q. 10 o'6l1ct, st tie rasi ;ecc1 o! Ehreaaery
Lsq c7rre- or - SAD P-,atna str.n,s. Tia 6uilr,
81 c. Il Eor.choi2 sps giseaen Furniture Cr1e,.
cry nd Glassware. cc2s'siay of ths ususi csssrt
merit.
ii .. tbs figtrr:a Il a R.te kcuse niiirs
Of the usual assortment, and she Esy Of tic Eouso
wsicG ia goo1 ioaa .i9n, sDd r0t mtd srsts.
Wh II kI,sy NyTF Apct'r.
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49, jas. NJ. Taylcr & Son, Auct's.

A U1Tl0N BALE CT FUKSITUal-At tie
H rtq'ss. ct Liza . hterUsv, h, is about to
gem1ve ias city, We will sell 1T her sid snee.
"a -osd. gecor3 G3os west CT Eepry SIZE st, Oh
N0EDAg, Its I5th day of March. c1r msIcIns s!
10 O'Clock II, sier ensire lot ef HOUSEHOLD
EUaEIT9I2, s0uais:,ng Of The usual variety, 10.
eeiher with ID exoel.c:. Cooking Stove, coop!ei'.
Te:sAs--GEsh delivery. .
nh 10 Sag II TAYLOa l. CON. kas.a
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TWO HkW BkiyK TYN1MHNrs On u,

TWO Inv BRICK TxNRAENT1 On he
noxih side Ct MARSHALL near 10 18th Esrsss,
AZ nuCl ION we viii ssli. upon Ne premises,
On TU1kDAY, tbs ~ h cay Of March, ecmms nc.
ins o. o'clock u. two eyesiisrs brick s<nemsnD,
located On the Ecu SHE Of AarshAil peer to iesh
street They contain about four good rooms cash,
and supplied with beieA kitchen, wetsr end other
anfs as the sgtrsgats rent Of e7s0 per annun.
.TxRMs--One-1 led cash; The balanes at and
- monthA tor aeeotiahts notss tntsrsst added and
secured " Eust dad. ths purchaser Ia pay the
taxes tcr l061
Jas n TAILOR & sox, AusgA
Ate0 ~ Abevo MN - aa1A LOT AenAng %
- - ~ Malh - q ua11ko0 $500 "a q
.sse:s o2.a; ss..ps l1l 80 49,