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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-05-26
No. SO, Cherry Street, Nashville, Tonr.

fE'Hlb AGENCY possesses peculiar facilities for tht
successful prosecution and settlement Of b.
uandH against the General Government Of EVERY
DESCRIPTION, re conductors having hpd sevags
years experience IN the management 81 olsims
fore Congress, the Court Of Claims, and the Exeoo
tive Departments at Washington, and being thor
oughly acquainted ana familisr with he laws suo
regulations governing their adjustment.
Particular attention will be given 70 pases arispe
out Of the present war, including the cooounts q
States, Contractors, and Dlsbursing Ohcsrs Of the
War and Navy Departments, and for g collect
tngs Drilling, and Organising Vol.
unteeEs,n the roiInb uFsement Of which is author,
lied by act az Congress; OLA1Ns FOR linden
NIFTY FOR PRIVATE PROPERTY TAKEN FOB
PUBLIC UsRs, Or FOB DAMAGES TO sUCt
PROPERTY, Tor Hcrses lost in tho service, aud fol
1nitary Pay, Pensions, and 8Ouns9
Land,
We give special attention 10 procuring Pea
sions, EiOupties, etc., soeruing TO SOLDIER
who havs been wounded, contracted III aaso, or tbs
hmillos Of such have died, or been killed wtlio
tho diHoharse Of their line Of duty as such during q
present war
Special care win also be given to oIaims willie,
have been heretofore Rejected or suspendoS
by the Departments or IneacleneIy EHannzos
Prompt attention also given 10 tho collection Of
ouartermaater's Receipts given for Property taker
TOR the Of tho Army, 70 arranging Acoounts Will
andoolloctps Gains sgainss the uartsrunss.sr'r De,
Partment.
All Claims placed 10 our hands receive our Prompt
PersOnal Alteration, thereby securing man,
which, In the hands Of an Attorney at eny distans
point, frequently provo unsuccessful
Aside hoin this decided advantage, our daily intsi
course With al the Departments enables us in mo,
cases to obtain decihsons much more speedily thss
where al communication and ether necessary dstaA
aust be conducted through the mails
70 this md, solicit you forward 70 us any OF
al ofguob character you InBy from time TO tina
haYeprsssnted, and, as Is our custom we will for,
ash yea With all The naoooIgry hisnks, and vhs5
required, Instructions.
Nc charge made 10 any cess unless successful
III AddrO1s cHARLES II. GREEN,
No. 90 CberiV strese.
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rs ~ r. NJ 70 N ~ ~ 81
Hon Rio'rsaD wAtLsoz.. .bIsyor OF Washington
3, Z. FEREuH, ,.... -, Commissioner OF Pnbii,
" Gmfos j. BALI. .Fris, Ia.
" IhoAAH Ft0E 9H9h,...,.P niiadeiphIa, Pa.
" %. y. OuETul. ..........., Warren,
" EuIAH BAHUf. ......... Rria
81 WILLIAM DUrlsos ......... Governor OF One
" JOiIAH n. bUCAs,..,...... Chioago, Iilinois
" OHARlEs .. hoAED....... Wdtsrtown, n Y
Capt. ". ". DOBslFs. %. Erie, Pa
W. 7. GFuHs0s q Qo...... Banslers Washlnesos
D. @
WV. 2. sHAffACk kse. 49,. deadYiiis Pa
sAhuu, a. FoRD, Ess ..... Chicago, ulinolf,
CoRY BARBo0s, Esq ..... ... Ierro- Haute, lad,
d. a. PowEIL, ESQ -. ...... Cincinnati Ohio
W. 81. W ROBsos,......
Gen. muBRAY WHALEE....... San Francisco, Cal
IOIN D. HAYNEs, Esq ..,...Aur0fa, Ind.
A. n. BAayEy, ksq..... 90. =. Nebraska, N J.
W. K. HARVEY, Esq. ........ Omaha City, n T.
Hon. 8. G. DALEY. ........Peru, N. n
cHAhIEs p. CRosBT, Esq. Detroit Mich.
THOMAS NJ WILSON, ksq".Aew Baltimore, Me
WALIIHa 3 JEFroRns. ........K eokuk Iowa
W. d. BIAcKBuRS, Esq. ..... Kansas Territorr
II. HUEnEsTOE, IEE h 90. 2AO broadway 81
BOWnns, BEEKMAg BAD az, "a and 81 Vescr "a
F0sD, ,F............ New York
0AhDNen 3 DouaE....,....-.iO Warren street, ny.
JERoHr B. BUOE, Esq Nassau OF, cor, wall "a.
New YORK.
4. X. BoonEYi ksq.......... .4OI Broadway, NY.
WILLIAM DuRTEA, Esq. 80. 100 Fulton street n
CHARLEs Fox, Esq ......,. .OinoinnAtL Ohio.
JAHEs o. GHDdg, EHq......... COvington, XIV,
hAaOus A. FnsoH, Hsq..... MaysVule, Kv
iuly2O-ly.
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WANTED.
J. OS n
NOTICED

NAsuyIILs, April Is, 1888.
XGJEHAvE THIS DAY SOLD TO GRO. SHIELDS
w ia, and JoHs X. puat, our entire interest 10
the Auction aud Commission House, Nos Is aud ~
College street, opposite The sowanee hotel, ald We
take pleasure Recommending them 70 the fsvora-
BE consideration OF All our niends and patrons as
business and reliable men and solicit fof them the
very liberal patronage aud C0nhdenoo that has al.
Weya been shown 20 ".
apl2-im B,F. SHIELDS co.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-05-26

VALLANDIogAii, the oopperhesd Oh
traitor, arrived IN this city on sunda
from Louisville, en- loats Tor the South Vi
Murfreesboro.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-05-26

NUNWNn VIC NNHWWH OF WNI NIIlUA ,
mentioned below.
The following ryuuesses Banks are broken, or
avs been wound up and their Notes, n any are
NJ, are utterly worthless:
Agricultural Bank, ~ Brownsville.
Central rank Of Toupesseo, az Nashville.
Farmers' and Mechanics Bank, at Memphis.
Mechsnics' Bank, az Memphis.
Memphis Saving institution at Memphis
Exchange Rank, az murfroesborO.
Miners and Manufsoturera' Bank, at Knoxvq. a.
Bank q East Tennessee, at KnoKvile
fauk Of Trenton, at Trenton.
Bank Of Jefferson, at cambridge.
Hank Of Ca borne, ~ Tazswen.
Bank OF farewell, az TagewelL
Aawreueoburg Bank, at Lswroncoburg
Otizens' Bank, 81 Memphis.
Back OF America. 50 Carksvills
Exchange Bank, Georgia
Southern Bank Georgia
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-05-26

mast Tcnn, ssee--F srmidnbio o.
gnniaatIon eE LOyalIsts.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-05-26

WE would mOst respectfully call the
attention of our friends and the public
generally, to our large and well selected
stock of Gentiemen's, Ladies', Misses,
and Childrens'
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-05-26

A communication dated Clinton, Ms,
9th, and sent to the Knoxville Regisb
developes the fact tha' amongst tn Gun
berland mountains, in Anderson count
there Is regularly organic d band O.
Union men, who defy all iI''rts Of -
rebels 10 capture or ,xterminate ihe
who pounce upon small par'ies OF rel
soldiery at every oppOr unity, and wi
support them selves by regular levies
forage aud provisions Imposed upon -
rich "secesh" Ia The vail ys. Ia collec
ing their contributions. they mauifts'
subileiy OF planning and rapidly OF ex
cu'ion, which utterly bsm5 their en-
mics.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-05-26
oislonomnu,. Up aud Avv y. nOys

OF Sionemnn's Up aud Aw y, ROys
Arr" O. Kolm We's IN and aws'.';
o ! So1eman's Up d away. Noys,
Of 8 on, mans up aud away,
And sid b, cid behind uun iide
1hr g thousand gdlAu say.
euVsss - 4 o. emiu's raid Buys,
Suoces tO man
Fro RAPID "a o fart eat James,
And baoS 10 Rapid nj
Here's stoueuion's htarh Ia wine, boys
Htrin all thrlr health "a q;
FOR fear std wos shat str he foe
VIII rr'sr then sapre- shin
For ~ his mon are VIC l. boys,
all his Ia u.tn;
Their hearts and de o metal truo,
Hnd eanu ~ g0o1 for / nj
They lveer Q with flne, boys
rtr Tnry'ii live o DIE witt lame
In At or yrhrs with Iri an 10 r.,
Sha mothers tuii heir name
But IN VI 'om stey ia k, oys,
Bat tho ~ come safely back ~
OF th vi com biOg ~ aud bloc.
shau surge around heir ack
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-05-26

We are indebted to J. Q. sNYnEa {
Go. for the Latest Louisville and Cinci
natl papers, and Harper's Weekly.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-05-26
Marshal's Sale
OF A STOCK OF GOODS


The Nnied states % a certain lot 81 Goods claimed
10y one ,, tewart, now in said uistlct
Libel Of Information No 4, nod hy the q r. pistrict
Attorney iur the Middle District of Tennessoa
IN PURSUANCE Of a ~ De OF VsniI.,si rryovo, IN
a mo directed from tho hnunrtbls che |n All
court, Of the United states hir aali sirot on The
18th day Of May, ls 81, viii soil ga 4 slds al b bio
Auction 60 the highest bidder 10 cash baud, al
the atoro house n organ lult 90 the ul b.
aauaro in tho city of Nashville, o. the TENTH uAN
OF JUNk next sale 60 c mmeucs 90 no o'clock
A. NJ, ON that da,, aud continue m'il an Of said
Goods aro disposed Of
said stock % Uuods cous'ala Ui lry Gu,du, such
a. adles uross Good Ac Prints, Omestlcr, Cling.
hams, Cloths, Cusimerus, tiauuula, tuot, huea,
aud Also rugs and Mediclurui 50 : ann susP-g
Candles Lard n, aud great variety Of oilor Rrti
dos, y. n. hhAsti Nht
nzya1-td Y. g. Marial, d, D. Il
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-05-26
TROUBLE or ooN'oPrpT kGgNTs AMONGST
THE MOUNTAINS.

THE MOUNTAINS
Leut-Col. l.. d. Blake seems TO
cor command mt Of codscrpts in East Fer
nessee. lie not onv orders All betwe
the ages Of 10 and 40 TO present then
selves TO him for enrolIment, under pa
of being considered deserters IL hey
fuse, but tells them tn mu : IN add
ton come provided with three DAYS r"
tons He lils nearly two columns
the Knoxville Register, with adverti"
ments describing dessrters or coDacritt
who have failed 10 report, and olfsTiIu
rewards for their apprehension. Til
following communication inserted as a
advertisement in the Register illustrate.
the difficulties which Blakeo agent me,
with in the enforcement Of his com
mAnds:
EVANSVILLE BLoUNT Co, May s, 1868
"LIEUT.- COL E. ID. RLAKE;
"Gommapdanl Of Conscyipis, KilorUH
7ean.--SIR We arrested one W. q
Henry, this morning, in the garnet Of bi
house. While getting him down, hi
Co sister in-law ran over the neighborhood
and force was soon gathered 10 rescu'
~ him. But my men got away with hin
and saved themselves by close work.
"Yours truly,
SAMUEL L. KERR,
Chief Enrolling Officer for BlOunt Go.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-19

All esi,sied men belonging 80 Tie sisi Regiment
Missouri Volunteers ase het,Ds odsred 10 Join the
Eeglmeui IN atd atc.. thsy will ~ reported ss
desersers and trfaicd sc-osdingy.
The commanding ofhesr oftAas Reginsnt rexesss IL
there little Interest manifessd BY tAs military
citizens ri home In permitting these co~srdly deserts
to remain amongst then unmsiesisd, Knowing ~ the,
do solsnn allegiance they evs their country In ths
hour o her Creates peril. Move Heaven and eAith
Asd send svsry STALKER hack 10 his eoIors.
By order Of d. AUORR, Colonel,
janle-d CommandisgAt Untos Cay.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-19

1Gen. German, il ID reported, has
been relieved from duty and ordered b.
fore = court Of inquiry ct Memphis.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-19
notice ID Preperty MelAer..

Notice - Property Holders.
Property holders Win confer favor on ths Assessor
by making out written list OF their ksal Kstats and
having II rssdy for him when he csils ON thsm and
thereby enable him to fuin his duties In the time
eairsd by Law.
DANL RUBICAM, ASSESSOR.
Once With wiiiiams l. Kins, "a stYsst, between
Maia and johnson. tan2s-d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-19
8pefiol Notices.
DOsT- OFFICE DIRECTORY.

Arrivals and Departures ~ the MaiIo.
The Rastsrn Mail arrives u r. NJ. and Departs q
Z A. ~.
The Western mall arrives at7P. n and departs ss
"a. u.
Ths sosthsra Nail arrives Ut p. ~, and departs
ut A. n.
The Northern Mall arrives nj 6 p. NJ, and Departs
alta
Tho Palnyra Mail arrives at A. r., and departs
atTA.n Il. ~ YaEft sft gf
Ths 0harlsstsn and salsm n all arrives ats p. y. :,
and departs IT a n.
All mail matter designed 70 80 cut 10 the morning
mails should be In the once ~ O'CLOCK the evening
preceding the departure OF shS mails. a
,. B. HOW'LL. p. n.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-19
Mktiaary Nesarc.

ovvicE o. TEE Provost AAnsaAL GxnERAL1
or TINE Iowa AID MIkssuRI BoRpga.
kxoKUK, IswAs JAnuAnr eoTm, lSS3S
BY pepmptory orders from Headquarters furntss-
lug quors Of sny ktsd, aie beer, si6sr, vine ~
either by sale, gift, or barter to enlisted soldiers Of
the United ststssi prohibited uads pssasy Of me
and imptisonDent.
Notice 10 therefore given that the abovs order viii
BE- rigidly enforced within this District.
JOHN n. HIATT.
jsn7i-d Provost Marshal General
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-19

A COUGH, COLD. OR AN iRRlTATKD THROAT
IL allowed 70 progress, resuits in ssrious Pulmonary
and bronchial affections, eftsnsinss iScanbis.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TkocHDs
directly affect Cd parts and give almost Ia
.t.ns relief In BEoss HITS, AsrsnA, aud A1Aaas
they are beneficial The good effects resulting from,
tbs Of the Trochss, And their sxtssded Ia
caused them 70 b coanterfsitxd. be suts TO guar
asasss wssshlsss intasisas 0sTA,s saN sAs sssssss
Dyssss DssseAisi TSs<As which hive Srsssd tAsir en-
cscy By tsss of many yssss. PUBLIC ssSAxsas end
stsssns should U.S. the Troches HILLARY On,ses and
Soldiers Who oves-tsx the voics and u, esed 10
saddsp changes, should have them Sold everyv here
st q cents pr box. jan3i-daa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-19

The C0nfesslOns And Experience 81
Roor Young aan.
A gentleman having been cured q the results OF
early and disease, will. froo motives oissnsvs-
ense send those who request u, copy sftAs above
,n,.restins narrative, pabiish,d by hiosif Thisht
boob l. designed waning and caution 70 yeuns
and those who % ner from NxRvors DEsiLfTs,
Loss AEnoaY, PREMATURE DECAY, Ae., &c, sup
plying sane time ths VI sel,euss. single
copies viii be sent under seal H plain env elope,-
without ehasgs.-to any who rsaucstn By adde's
sing The author,
CHAs A. LAMBERT, Esq,
dece-d3m Greenpoint, Long Island, hes xork.
Hesice - shippers Ana CaxYisrs.
BY ~ order from the Treasury Department, Ship
psrs and Carriers required forv
ments Of Goods Salt, amounting TO over os5o, 70
places In the and second TIER Of counties tbs
Southern border OF tbs Stats Of lows. 70 Gle 10 The
Custom House oAes Il Ksokuk, Iowa. IN oath pre-
scribed by the Treasury Department also to execute
bond With approved sutsties thssths Goods therein
described shall b trassportsd sold nssd in any
way, TO give aid comfort - tnsurgsAis 4
npsthixers with those in rebellion against the Gov,
srament Of the Unitsa ssAsss.
Blanks can be obtained and instruction. given .,
~ Surveyors Oncs.
JOHN sTANNUs,
Surveyor Of The Pert.
oueton Hoase olAeo Keokuk A.s - ~ ans1e- Il
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-19

11tC66IoKy6 Molt Uy0""sTAO BO6tI1
the WoFlA.
WILLIAM A. BATcaELoR's celebrated Hair Dys
produces color notts b distinguished from nature
warranted MOTTO injurs hair In he
the i'll effects Of bod dyss and inviCotss The hair
lie. GREY, RED o. RUSTY HAIR iassaasiy tsrns
aspiendid black or brown. leaving the hairsoStand
bsautiful. Sold By al Druggists, he.
The genuine ssignsd WILLIAM 4. BATCHELOR,
- ~ (ssv sidss u sasA bss.
FasseFy, No. 81 barclay strest, Eex York flAia
s3s Broadway and 6Bond street, [ies-dAwly
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-19
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AM
SAIppHnS

On and amer this dste NO Powder will be allowed
sold In Keokuk without permissop Of the undersigned
nor any kind Of Arms whatever Munitions War.
ithss also been ordered BY The special Agent o. tAs
Treasury Department MOTTO allow Goods Or Groesriss,
excsptin limited quantities Tor family use 80 into
Aissnsri Or Ne aouihsrn ties ofCouatiss.
The object II 70 kssp Asppliss from the rsbels Or
armed hsnAs ssgpsEEiliasin NoTthsass Ni0een.
JOHN 0TANNU6,
Survsyer osths Pors Of kseAuk.
Kookuk, Aug. II. leoe.
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Re che PuAnc.

The history OF this Mormon sojourn il Haneosk coun-
~, Illinois, ought no, TO u iss. The uns may eens
whom ths & history may be given 70 the world.
The UNDERLINED has nov Ia his possession nus
bsr valuable duo umsnss pertaining To those iimss
ssd issaxious to coisss hsrs, 10 esssr thas ,rss
aud fuIthistory thereof may be prepared Many per-
sens 10 1ineis and Isws desbasas IN possssssen
OF such documents, both printed and manuscript. ass
less 70 themselves and which might BE- rendersd ser
viceabis in a. sndsraktng. Cssiss Of any news
pApsss and aocnusnts issasd Nauveo, daring that
period, or ofiettsrs TO fsso Mormon dignassriss
and State onsialswiii be thankfully received sad
all sasA viii be earsfsiy pressrved and sitter U.s.,
dsposiisd In the Library tbs illinois nistorai 30
city. &4 THOMAS GkkG0.
Hamilton, Illinois. janSi
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rE1 CRY or PEACE.

bsl Hasy srs nov crying for psace.--
Tw1lvs noeths ego, you did no. talk i
tn my. You said then the rebellion
DsgAt 70 b crsshed-you said then that
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-19

Well, he acts. The FIRST thing he does
Is to call out sevsnty-fve thousand men !;
and some Of you said !: "That Is wrong.
Why does he call for 20 many men p
Then Congress- came together and called
out half 4 million. Then the President
vas right; but this was wrong! Then
Congress passed an act that the army
should not return negroes to disloyal mas
ters; and what did they say +? Why they
said 'that is outrageous. It will never
do. The niger must 60 back" Then
the President took another step He
said they must be used to dig bitches, To
build Notifications, to drive wagons and
they said the President war right before ];
but be Is wrong now. The white men
are able 70 put down this rebellion with
ont getting the niggess 70 help. Than
the President took third stsp and ron
oosne on 70 the second and ~ tho Prssi-
dsnt was right about that, but wrong
about the third !. l tell ron what is the
matter. You are inquiring for public
opinion, md not foe What i right. The
President nay do things which 4 do no.
approve Of; but / win give him credit for
honestly intending 10 preserve this Union.
Bat yos find fault with everything thas
IL done, and then change . public opinion
changes. You found fault with the 6rss
step !; tAea the 6na ~ right, but yoa
found fault With the second. But you
cesnos gst : man 70. ny nov that The
Niger osght not n dc the aitehes and
huaid Notifications. And I viii lell you
- twelve noeths yos viii put 4 gun in
every nigger'1 hand and swear you were
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HABxAs CORPUS.

and that was good enough Democracy for
me. But We have modern Democracy
that says the President has no such right,
That says he must not suspend the writ
Of habsas corpus. Jackson said Il will
carry out the Government az under
stand it," and he did do it, and agreed
70 it thirty years ago and agree to It TO-
day. The power to suspend the writ Of
hsbeas corpus is in the Constitution and
if 1t is to be exercised at oil, it is in time
of war.
1t is very likely that there may have
been improper arrests in these times Of
excitement and danger. 1t is very likely
that there may have been mistakes but
what Of that! But whom ought the wit
to DO suspended? You don't want q
suspssd the writ II the case Of . man
who has eomuittsd ! crime. You van,
70 suspend it when you have grounds 10
believe e,at mas is going to help the
rsbcllion. BY oppasing enlistments in the
army, by giving Information to the enc
my, or y doing anything that can helm
them in THAR wosk Of destroying this best
goveUaent tAAt Aser existed. I want
yos u - = tkis question - it is. You
don't want 10 nab ! man for I crime be
has committed 10 this ease but for {
crime be y about to commit
| know the best men differ about the
night 70 saspsnd the writ Of habeas cor.
pus. Some ny the President halJ u
night and some ~ Congress has the right,
Well, We cannot settle that question hsrs.
But then Jon will hear men nay
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-15
1863 THE 1868.

l. - pESNsYLvANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD,
with is connection; forms
THE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FaoM Nsw.YoRK TO rus PaIscIPAL wEsrxRy cIriss.
Seven trans dsily from New fotk TO Philadelphia vie
New jersey aud Camden and Ameoy line. anna
ALL I nnuTE Leave NRwYoRR FROM 9T TRE lilo
TOUT OF COURTLANDT-sr
BY Of hadephia, tne morning passengers esve New
York at time other routesi Evening passengers
at d D. m ore hour later than other lines.
by way Of Allentown. evening passengers leave =. m,
two hour later than the Norinsn Inca snd 9y oOn
points 10 the Northwest Crestine Indianapolis Louisville
ST. Louis Cleveland Columbus, Cincinnati and all main
Sleeping Cara without change run from PhilsdsPhis to
Pittsburgh $50 miles snd NewYoIk Pittsburgh ~ niles
Smoking and saloon Cers on all trains
Fare the other routes
Baggage checked through. Transfers nee
Secure eas fE esa st G s:s%fiS Il ai;osS'A
Tho Psnu,yvsni. Central Company runs an Euisfsnt
Accommodation Line, which Afford, comi9i,Ao'o 49,
travel to Parties moving Westward, az one''a'' "' ~
| of fare. .,,ox,r,
By th route feights of ali descriptions osn 0"
to aud iran any pSin on the S.iT0aa' ,enI by Rail-
ROAD DiRECr or 10 apy post the aa'sahe nvers OF
,Se Ws.p nv ,se lmss "a N Pittsburgh r.. w.,
The rates Freight and non any polu :" "a" =,
chsy.sJ Inv other Rifrosd Comrsnies MeIch.nr and
shippers nira.tnr hs s.ssgasea IL s sn. ~"
cOmrany. can rely WY LIVE iyt sT0ck!
p,..r and De,lers In Live Stock wiz md this most ID
route. Cspseious fArds, Wen e 80; ~
S and every attention 10 psu 70 nen wGa
~ ,rrisbure where will be found every sos
d.s sna ,e;s and siiifs aSIsI
ph'Aj Il EiLiOrr. Passenger Agent. No. Ast0ri0ssa
| I.EECH Co. Freight Agent. s.,,. ,,n,
- No; BsttsTypaos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-15

CUPREME COURT-Couniy Of Orange
> MARGARET PERSON Plaintiff .fain;s s sihAy l.
AsiIBEL c. KING and DAVID P. DeWlrr, Defendants,
Summon, for money net ser To the a6oye-naTed
D.fendaut, HEREANDOA FULLER and DAVID L. DE.
WITT: You hereby summoned aud required to
the the plaintiff in this scuon which l. ,h' Day
s.d county and q serve copy your answer on tue sub
scber Al biz office 10 Goshen Aforesaid within twenty days
ser service Of this summon, upon Jou excue OF VIC
5.y OF .ucb service and you fail 20 said complains
az hersby required tho plaintiff Will take Judgment assius'
you tor thousand dolar With intefes rom august =
le6t besides osts--Datei. November 20, lSo1
ali l.u6~Th w. +. SHARPE, Plaintin's Attorney.
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CUPREME COURT-COuNTi of ORANGE.
~ MARIA sEi BOLT. plaintiff, ssainst 81 AS l. kiS9'
JANIS y. HALLOCK. HERNANDO A. FULLER, ASH
BELG KING aud DAVID p. DE WITT, defsudants sum
mons or money (Com not ser To the above named de-
WITT; You are hereby summoned and required to answer
The com lain, Of tn, plaintiff in s seton, when ID thl'
.y ssd wh tho Ceri VI the County OF Orange 1t Goshen
I'm ,ad county and to serve copy OF answer on the
ub.croer a. hi. Office In Goshen Aforesaid. within twenty
days tho Of this summons on you exclusive OF the
plsin, ., hereby required the plaintiff will take Judgment
YOU hundred dollars with interest iron Al
ss.fI fe6I BESIDES cost, Dated November 20 1902.
dil lAw6wTh W. i. SHARPE fhin'iI . Auo'hry
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A. j. BLggCKkR, AuctioneeI.
yCrJvTOpS SALE Of ID FANcHAW's
Cost drlb found.

ehan REWARD.-LOST-On the evening OF
~ lV tho 3sh ia passing through as w.
= BRACELET consisting Of small barrels OF hair VOL
capped and linked together with gold me az We ~
he nstd on returpin the same to NO. liS W. iAthst
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Goparinerebip Hotties.

nISSOLUTION.- The firm Of TALl4MAIGE
w aANLEY Is DISSOLVED by the death Of BENJA-
MIN II. TALLMADGE The business all be cont nuef ~
Ne surviving psitoeIt, tho style Of GEO MANLEi
= Co GEORGE MANLEY.
I New York Jan. 7. 1863. WARRINGTON MANLhY.
gE'HE Undersigned have This Day lOrmed Il
NICHOLS Ut No. 81 Exchange place for the purchase
Md sale stocks Bonds and ell moucyed securities 81 the
Board Of Brokers' }. v. GRAHAM.
LEROY NICHOLS,
K Ssn 10, De6a Members N. Y. 6t0ck EI. Board