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aCOD gRws FROM KRxTuGKY.

gsn!leraau who came out OF the heart Of Ken.
trcsy, few days ago. brings the information that
Llncoln's emancipation proclamation has wrought
very g'sat change in pablic sentiment. and that
mary who were heretofore d. cidei Union men ire
uow strong for the South II will bs refnembered
:hA, aone uaonths ago gentlemen, for the privilege
OF taking the Yankee oath Of allegiance, were
charged. Assordlng to their spliity TO pay. from
so up to 5000, and whsre they could not psy
lhs money property to the amount levied Vas taken
A few weeks ago. In frish at the present state o:
pabe Hing, General Boyle issued an Oh der that
slI who h sd tab en- pay should refund The mo 10y
or property. The Lincoin Marshal In Bourbon
e5u1tg, WHO had taken the property u gentle.
rlsn was led upon by the o~ nsr FOX II . resto.
rs;.on fLs Marshal being unable to refund, ths
seuisrIsa e. had him srrested and I'M prgaon.
"a sad 81 last accounts he was STILL In limbo.
This shows tbs; a great Revolution hos taken
ylscc, and that We yet have much to hope for 10
Etaiucsy.
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5H1 RICHEST MAN IN LOUISIANA eorres.
pondens OF the Boston Post. portr..,lns ths utter
disruption Of so.issy in New cesssns says.,
Thsrs are none Of the le..,ssss Of fashion hare -
= The ladies' WHO nould..a society have moved Into
'he :onfeisracy; 'asir hushands and sons-.in The
tanssoi osatn Jon win dnd them" Many nsr.
cnshts so 90 tufe, haze sat cut tho rsbeillon with
tosce. sfms, waitios patiently for the solutioo-
Mf. Icha Bu nside u ono Of these. He 10, PRE-
Eume tbs richest man In Loulslsaa. He owns nu-
msrous plantasi0ns and his mansion on WaahipR.
Ton avenre-wi.h i.s rMk, - large - your Boston
Public Garden, and It's pictures and marble illus-
trations Of taste aad wesl.b, and ss svss boominR
h,wefs--is cne cf the loveiost homes In AueSiae.
l: visa ordered for James Robb, but when be failed
il fell irto the HANDS Of Mr. Burnside II ID .
na'sce and lis rossessor IL king. He 10 n Irish.
nlsn ana bschelor, with wsys 20 Winnipx hog
pi'.Hsy go beautiful that the mystery 10 that - Il
III bsch esor. He " . retired mseehant; still
he HI ds mach - do to keep and saws what hs has
durin. Afs OF hcnoxAbls vsntsrs gained Al.
re.6J hundreds CT bio pegrne. hsve bean entleod
away t5om his cotton and sugar Aelds; anA H.
grsriii4 As-s destroyed one OF kis plantauous-~
lbs iaoss rs on the soundsnA bsnks Of she M.
:iSscpi. ar. Eurnside' q sxpesieacs b IL e1D>.
sisncs O. ell the planters In the ooush ne hsasocs
mach wealth 20 be 'npov eeishsd.
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THE AFRioAH RRalMIAr BILL.

From information recently received from the
y.nsy 1t seems ths, the policy ct the Yankte Gov.
eminent for arniDs The nsgross 10 about being put
into \ .cution in that section. II 10 stated that
regro regiment Is statioIel At New Creek, In
H.npaare county, guarding the baltimore and
Ohio Railroad.
in sn engagement some two weeks ago. near
g.rusysv iii. Jefferson county, between squad
Of Csp; Bayiors company and q detachment Of
Yankee cavalry, = free Iearc WA killed at the
head cf tie Yankee eo,umns. He 10 represented
shaving taken very active part in the light, aud
belf rseoenzsd by some Of our mon, was made
an especial obj C. for the aim Of their revolv.rs
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

The Eaemy et flsrence, Alabama, and A..
proacainx Aberdees, N1ississipDi
Nc BILE. March 7.-,..liable informA.ioa Aas
been resolved that ias Yankees have gone MP she
Tennessss river to Florence. Alabama. With Asee
Of sunbOats. Atost zoe ssvA,ry we're laadsA, end
were destroying svsry thing 10 .hsir ros4s tAseaxh
Franklin and LawreIs 90 counsieA Latest ascounts
say they were rs.ch.ag from Moaltcn. n Law
renee county. southwest shsoesa Marion county.
in direct line towards Absrdssn, Min
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FPosn Charlestnn

eHAhLssror, March IA large rsansa ,.ss~
ffisase appeared on tie tsr h. q Last svsnsns -
Hss beat hs. rsashsd 'h' city sals svssius I, son.
nunicats with he apan'-..s O.asulL
/ steamsr, tow'r ~has appeared 70 - N lroa.
Pad. passed ina ear koisg Souihward lest svsnng.
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MONDAY MORNING. MARCH .. 1868
ATTACK ON eLouoRsrRR PolHT.

,o,o m ,,loa has reached thi, city that dstaeh
,.a, Of cor cavalry had attacked the Abolition
,,c.s eous gated At 0loac>s,er Point At aay break
ssnaay 10 ,rnirg, The Asins was represented 10
haze been very heavy from the commence msnt Of
y. , c lon Till near O'Clock, when u gradually
et,,sened Ths result was not known. The Yam.
s.., bad s,m, seven hundred runaway negroes Q.
-nk On the Point. aud this was An additional In
.,u,tys TO cur m,n to capture It,
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sent NorM On satu5 day evening fag o: trace
left lis city in eha 90 Of Lieu. Boes,eu. srrvInv
Gil 401 4b3ii.iop prisoners O: war tEn nfIiv;pS
at City Point they waEo pisesd on board th. var.
kee ssenmbo.. HSts.s OF Msins which Lsd keen
sea: - the Point fof that pm pJGe One YANKEES
ofHocr L;sus sues, WHO had been warm sruntiv
disabled by shs logs Of iss In the baltic or U:oss
Keys. " as permitted 10 80 North GA tie oeea ,Ion
Tho 'Stase Of sas" brought I, City Point te sIys
u 3. Army Surgeons. oae private, and Il % body
OF an tm;e relative Of Hon. W II. Macfsrlaad,
killed in the battis Of shsrp.bars ro.dsv wset
tae Yaos ss CAPTAIN Of ths boat g. lid be would rs
turn nj large number Ct Southern ctizsns.
heretOtOie letAi.ai In tho North
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Damaged BY lightning. afss bsas4a cs tia
Season, w:ia thunder ar1 lightning .. adiuasts, oc.
CURED early Sunday morning. The rain for sew.
era! nSurs poured to "a III torrents TIE q ashss
of Lightning aese alLacst binding from thsir In.
teIsi:y snd The deep, rovevberatiog rosr If ,hun.
der could be heard for ,niss. rhs shtnins struck
tbs isTgs brick smoke -Itt OK attached {, the Cor
iederase States ARTILLERY workshop on 7.h strest
nsar the rivs-. which wss demolished for sbnu,
thirty fest Ct i's lcrg.h. while q large rent IVES
rAas In 1t to tbs foun dation. Entering tho bIack
smiths Hhcp, it dsnsg.d tho engine srd tore ii
part OF the roof and sda of tho ehop and spsu it's
forcs In the aT. Hundreds c: caf!Ous people visit
I'd the artibe y works sterday TO witness this ex
hibtti0n Of elemental noN er
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ogARTERnAs3y2D oyRIU
lICnn0sD. 1sh. q loo0. :
nj o:lCA--6ealed pTopona2h, NM 0eGl1oo11eaA
an wli be yscelved q Min oeAoo untn - -
ef Asxoh, 1879, fos bulldlnR eoae 1s1 e1nO 6ooAo0
CANAL yRAl0HT DOA4a AAAre1
K0uoUY JOUU4
fe-Asi3tAuar 0ss4 - Oh
AIvlD1aD --YAo PTesldeas an6 b01sa10Gs q
AttAe yxehsaes Dank Of vifolnlA q 1hAr
~ have dsssa.s0 . 0video4 of u ~ osuA
VlhSes v . dsaucatoa ~ quarter ~ s6nA Aoono
6>tcf the pruAts of he iaesasualoa = u Dooan-
hY last Ray able q IL neanehao WheHo ~ NVA
dsnds have hsrstofofe hee0 ga0lo1oeoA uoao -
,ro6ussIon Of tAs steek, = mslsAaee1v 0SlAonno
oS ovnarshlp ~ 70 lus a Dooa010t ~
nh 6-d9w o91O10l4 0n11u.
ExrkAUf or L0oV6Ob, 6sfnsS6 tGk1l
~ n1staad, bsel lpo11uA 49, c. 11oo0
Iys, Psncss. s~sst 00 u6hoee e = TS1
Posdse. Ae Ess a1As q - kMo1l - V11A
whh 70 hay ~ s0Rey yoael 1oU0D ~
81 1xofoes oe 0aGoo UunoA - M
- + VA0
M IllsAk1 36{t669 IL = q s q,
s.ss a .aa lUlsoaa - sips -
jast rGoolseA - ,ss
=
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The Medical ColeSe-is,isf nsrtion ~.. IN ,ds
II Saturdays Ispsr OF the comms:. .csmsnt exsr.
cses OF ihs Msaics! Uoils6s o. VIRGINIA h.id a,
the Al i3sn Church on tie previons risnt and tbs
admirable address Of Professor W siiiorj upon ths
oecAAi a. we omitted tn -tA.a that the Medical
f.Ao OF Sou WasaNatdsd to DR. John I,oa xridsc
OF Aneusse aoanty. Va for an essay on nio,her,s
and -" Surgical Prize. OF a like soaoun. 10 d. 4,
wssay Thomas, of Richmond, for an ss,av cn
lS.Lstc 1gsn's: fie oeg'ee Of u d. was csn.
te:rec upoa forty ak gradaxtes whose yemss nd
pieces os residence are appended:
Edwa'd T Adams 4 msiia 60. Va.
~m Baron. Ynrkvi!s. NC.
Jas W Berry, Alexandra W..
Jas g Eoxiey, Louisa co Va
p-n1 Byrd, Collston Dis. !, Il
Jshn W Chanb'in. Londoon CO. Va
WA b Daniel, Prince George o.. Va.
fhii!p Dew, Caroline co, Va
= Wm y Dunn, Wsshiust CO. Va.
kohsrs O Eve, Augusta, Ga,
Jas F.era.ng. Wake 60, No.
Ulas 0arosit, Oalpsps. co, Va.
aenry uhsnt Il d, Randolph en-, Ala.
TT.p,,y a'ods. appoma.tox co. Va
Wa r art o., Greenviils, SO.
VIM W Grfzgs Pineess Arns co Va
Gao N Halstsad. Norfolk, Va
JIhn HaEris Louisa co Va
Uliver Hicks, xford, NC
Virgiai1s g Eitt. Aas asia Or.
Elias E-jsss Caans.ua county. Ala
N,o " kovNd v.z % county, Ma
WIN Pul hes Hnlsooro', NC.
-i King. Lon.sta g. No
John y ko,krisgs. AnSasta county, Va
Nm 9Sckey. xo1kb: i6ss county Va
Jas w M-xwsii, Nelsoo county va
las Meek, Yorkvi,.e SO
Lewis b Montague ki6dlssex county Va
Samuel w Murphy. aavrs do drsso, nd
1hes 06att, X y, Bstimors county, I'd.
etneinnatus farkef Jisxson kiss
Jobn ID Page, Neison county, Va.
Paysiek Perkins Louisa county. Va
francis n Priest. Pend e.oa eoan.., Va
LGwrencs Poser, Wsodvii'e, Mas
Charles + Richardson, BJtoton t county, Va.
Piesson 2oan, Caswe.i county. &c.
Peter Scott Northampton couaty Va
Thos slaughter. PutAan. cnasty, Ia
kThos 4 kua.ton, Richmond Va
i o Wssi. , Thomas, kichmoni. Va
III Chafiss Ware. Ci'rke county. Va y
Esnry Weedeu. Huatsviiie Ala.
sJest r West Morgan county Ga
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Aatmpfed Eseape.-O.pt A. O. WeSs.er. row
con5nrd il Uaa.le Thunder, charged with ,hs
nurcer cf Ospt. Simps, n, a canfe,ersls ,ffc y,
made On fs.usdsy Right syc- ad s.tenpt to get
ons ct fr!sDn. For this per po5e bs -rocu- ed IA
old flo and relieved himself ci his :sc.,re ma AMI
hand cuffs. Ee and c3nfede sic 7sege to ss!ly out
sad kill thu sensinsl and trust to lick, Tia rlsn
va, discovered and frustrated
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Robberiss On Saturday III ,-ning, rs.rgss from
suff1ik. Va, relieved OF bis pC ck ct book con-
tanning % COO in Confedsf ate States notes while
standing il = crowd OF tho Petersburg Depot The
tffice Of Assistant Proyost Earshsi Booker near
Osst.e lightning. was entered on Friday nisht and
robbed Of several hundrsd dollars a palr Of Colts
navy pistols, and q gold watch. No clua was
found to sha perps tator Of eth OF the offrcsS
named abovs. Robberies Of the above nature are
on the 1c"ee n this eity
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TIE ktisnts IHAHHeaesy says oJDmlssecn
mefeHant in that city 6 few dAvs sines cold eleyep
ssrreia OF whi.ks3 sor ssoca hsiae mxs than
500 oar barrel
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PareoneS.-Ths Governor on Saturday, extend
cd Executlva c!srlsncy 20 Benjamin w. Garter th 9
youth who Was convicted As the Present term c:
thc Hrstings Curt and sentenced to the State
PrI.on for two yeas for tbs o-gng OF Juan Pie.
zn,s name to cLs OK for $50. payable at TIE Ex
change Baak Of Virginia. The pardon was sp
piled for On the ground Of ,hs p-isoner's youth aud
nsxpsrisncs, AID ths fact tlAt In the trans:
it was more than probable he was dape OF m ,ss
cesiErilg persons.
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Stolen Prope,ty Ressossd Several Eonths since,
dsrI An Abolition raid iato Jefferson county, Va
party. heeiad by . xkhisan Major eatsfed tbs
house Of CO., Washington, and altar giving II .
thorcuah ransaoais g. carried CD the p.undsr ,hsy
did not destroy. Ins leader Of the pagty made
himself cnnspieuons In his astacAmen mt 70 hishly
valued fmliy rsl:cs In the shape Of IN or gtnsl
picture. BY Smart Of Gen. WashiF ION, when his
deDeeudant did not have tms to ssursts hefofs tho
arrival Of the vandAls He ho1sa IL up and saut
II to his home in the North a. prize captured By
hfmssf In honorable warfare. Afterwards ons Of
our Generals. operating In Tennessee, captured d
the thief and hs wAs ssnt 10 this city. WHEN his
arrival was n ,tised tbs owner Of ths riotnre af.
Piled for bis detention on the ground OF his havng
e. mm'stsd gcspd larceny Al arranS, m at wHs
Gna ~ ffscfed between the Cover, 'r,s aud the
aocussd by which tia latter bound b IN self to re-
store the ps1:lrs OK rstaT D and ynes: ths Lun.
ishnent dns hi, tffenee. He wss permitted
to leave, aud no:hirg being hesrd Of him
fer . lcnc time It was tn 'ught he had for
gotten hL psso'c. Chs last flag Of truee boat
brought the picture. which was delivered by Il 9
Yankee captain to cur dag officer in charge. Who
brought II TO Richmond and delivered 1t to Gen
Winder, to be restored to its owner. tn, Yankees
se. N TO have A psnchant fer old relies belonging
to Washington. Waen in possession OF Fairfax.
they sroKs into tbs ofiee If the county Olsrx and
stole Washing toms will, end dlripg the tina they
had fredsricksousg they eutered tho Mssons'
Lodge and purioined al the insignia used In max.
ine the Father Of big Country" member Of the
craft Besides, they Dade target OF his mothers
toDsstone. Powsrs's marble statue of Washing
ton, in the Masonic Hall, wa5 not mo,estsd, beine
too bulky for removal. Tbs Yankses are truly an
en:srprisiug people.
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CHATTANOOGA. Masca z.-0ev. Harris Aas %.
p,ln.sd Gen. Josi L. Battle TYsasaess Of ths ssaas
Of Tennessee 70 al The vAesrcy ossaslaasA b the
lsath Of Col Ne0rssor.
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Sentenced " Court Martial --On saturday even.
irg thi'seeninen, bslor girg to d. srent rsansuts
were brought to Castle Thuod.r and derosted to
un' ergo pentencs of Court Martial On the morn.
ing OF Saturday John kc3innsss member OF the
Lefoher Artillery, was carried to tbs camp of his
G. pany ey nstsotise Hew to undergo ten.snco
cf tourt xaftisi. whish that he should rece,,
E:sy lashes and n en- Tide Oh cannon two honr.
each dsy Tor o1' M mia fer dssort;on
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Claimant for Monticello. wsi, Su>-
property, famous a. the Dc, Of tne sSsho~ of The
DECLARATION OF lresPenaenes. s-,s-wsS.A ,hs ur,n.
srsy OF Capt. uriah p. Lacy, u. g. Navy. has ss
our readers era :~.re. beer ssqass.s.sd By the
OooIeaefsi% voverT Msnt a. the property cf an
shss sssmy, tincs tbs decree was entered. nt
i:as ocs loyal resilient as ths Conf.ds.acy, r.ia.
t.vs ef Levy. has a:itoned Congress to ailo. the
property 70 Am TIE iSst Yank go n Of truce
boat brought foreigner, banned Levy. to City
land. wx slgo ia prefer cltim TO saiI rropersy.
The sssnt sf tAs CcnfsisraIs Govssunoent hsd
bs<u ias.rassed mot to ps, mi. Levy TO eous sshoso
Aud the boat caraisd him hack =
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In Cous'ss'. on Tuesday, Eebrasks was admitted
- a State. YeM 25. nays II. On weinesd, tbs
bill to provide for elections Ia Yenremss and Lon.
'sisaa wss taken up. Trpmsull called ita oppo-
nstts conspirascrs. Bayard said tbs bill i,self
was . conspiracy against the Consultation. Doc.
iittls said bsfore they would allow an independent
empire At the mouth OF TIE Mississippi they would
reduce louisiana TO whit It WAS before va bought
It - territory OF swamps and crockodiiss A. II
o'clock the Senate was pronounced adjourned, and
Immediately called TO order In extra session. The
House fefbssd TO admit Nsvsda and Colorado q
States. Adjourned tine die
Gen Slgsl has resigned bscsuss of iusupersbls
dfic5ls:es In his ioe &C urse with tie Commander
ln CtieL
The Aissisi ipp! let under Gem rsnder Porter,
has Monitor gunboAts Tuscambias guns; uhulI
coths. 2; ironclsds Benton, 16; Csroudo.st, 10 !;
A~und City. 10; louisville II; ram Lafsystts. 8 !;
NA.tport. 10; De K lib, Is; CincInnstL Is; Pitts
burg Is; wooden sunboats Conessaga 8; Tyler,
3; Little Rebel. z; Lexington, 9; Ersgg. S; Prias,
4; And l2 light d:a:t tin elad boats guns each
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PriseS Ksss.-fhirtrsn y0 kss prisonars v,rs
Dor q at to the Lttbs Prison 1t oelc.k hundsv
msrnn g T. " Chattanooga, Team. The iat r.
c.adsd sos dsassssr and private Pstss In Duks Of
burg on tie lft u February. seven prlsoasrs
wtrs reessvsd on sasasday IN " Oaowsr. d. T.
yasoh. Wagner. of Go. x, lA.h La, waG prt r fas.
hs fAundss ysstsrday. eAsrg "a with roiSssy.
0stl U vThe hnekstefa demanded "a % pss
Daane to- eeod batter In tha lss Narlss On SET
eoatiaae ths ne a Il, ana sivs ne dsIrynsn 4
tsopofasy relief from ths lakee of N MufaeturN.-
y = De90lA leweyer. tAat The spsing Sraaipe nay
nove AyeRAhla eAset upon pRtsss
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Or'esns, AID menace ., once Charleston, Savanuah
Vhkseurg. Frederick tshurg &c. no.hiug OF the
sort can be i,ieuea TO. 6riedy, va are In tbs
G. 'tA.2 OF great war eua is tGsus Uuat de ermipe
tho destiny OF COR c1ut;usnt Shoalj tha sisvs
hol5erS rebellion .rur pa IL will IN nd 10 liz fem
damental conceptions Lot . Gar: OF the old uuion,
but the whole OF II.
Ths paseags Of III, Estionsl kIi.ia sud Ficsrce
bill, have placed the meaus Of ovs-c ming tha 70
aud his CabfIsk What 10 still needed 10, that
tas.e means be promptly msde available skiilsuiiy
welded, and Wig ,sOusly applied. The rebellion
could have been crashed far IN re easlIy in 1861
than IN 1861, Il can he dscom6ted vi b Less f IT
and ct less cost Ia 1893 than In i664D And al the
pompous sasconade about "dyineoin tie last
ditch, ete ID sheer nonsense, ~ u tie counter cry
that we VII never give up the eni,n" five get
well whipped In fsw srsai battles ~ shall Aave
to give 1t mp: and II the rebels are handsomely
gged IL Virginia ana tie Mississippi they
will hRd their last di;ch' good deal hsndsr tbsn
they have suppt ss It, All their gas about tag ics 10
the swA1ps, the mountains, and maintaining 4
guerilla contest Tor yearu. should their regular Ar-
mics be rcuAd. fenores the vital fact that they
are n1hting for slavery, and that six months Of
guerilla warfare would rut an end to this So the
talk ON OR side Of making this . t.n years war;
il Necessary, fighting to the last man, etc over
locks such vital facss - the enormously increased
eXpensiyenes Of modern wayfars, ihs rapid waste
and destruction Of stsapooats, railway machinery,
and rolling stock, IN saeh . struggle a. ours; the
Of foreign Powers. In view OF the der suRenent Of
their industry and the mishng discomfort Of their
!Aborers Bstter cali out one million men ct once
than allow thls war 10 run i3to another year. We
trust that the aext ltb of July will enable as to
see cl0Arly ths cad OF it.
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Shooting ~On Friday last, M. Yepdal Critic,
OF Hensico county. exaspsrated .: sqasrt deps
6aiioss upon his property, and fadng that neither
pefsuason uor threats we're CT any avail, tried
what virtue there was In brd-shos and il Ia said.
slightly wounded soldier belonging 10 battery
near the city. The comrades of he soldier sub
gnently went to IL. e. . house aud made vi. lent
threats OF vengeance, but ii ialiy concluding that
discretion was tie better part Of valor, retired
without dolrg any harm. Mr.. Griffin has given
bail to appear before the April Court to answer
any charge that may Se brought against him.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-04
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY MAY L. 1863
Sales bn Anftior.

A UCTlON.-A Valuable Site for Manufac-
tory The following Wharf Property and Building. At
hastings on the Hudson River, about 10 yards from the
Iiosd depot, viii be sold at auction ON FRIDAY May g.,
1907 noon on the premises viz Beginning at the south
corner o. Lot o. on property known as the Hastings
lot o. and Chas property 200 feet 70 the
oh fthe wharf on the Hudson River thence along the roat
northery TO the pier aud thence along south aide
'front.' end north side OF said pier following its various Earnings
about ooo eet to Wsshingonsv thence along the said
avenue esry 20 feet to the west side the Hudson River
haoad Thence southery along ssd railroad about $50 feet
embracing wharf Lots Nos 81 g. 80 TO- H. H. - H. 70 and
10 on SAD plot to tbs beginning having thereon dwelling
house sse peremptory being property Of the late Anchor
Insurance company For terms Of sale aud further psrcu
lars HpPly TO JOHN RILEY, Receiver
No. 80 Waist, New.York.
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ceaal Notires.

yIrpREME COURT, COUNTY Of ORANGE.
= WILLIAM II. SEWARD and George n. Grer,
Executors OF ,hs las. viii ana Testament OF Samuel
$500 a.c-,ssd Plaintiffs. against JOHN b. MCNEIL
t Psbsccs his VIE Ell Mcneil ard Cara bis Wife Eliza
In. Mcneil Charles Mcneil, May Ann Mcneil, ChaIncey
.ansI blsreite Mcneil. SaIsh Mcneil, Lewis Mcneil Jane
W,cshsu William WiekhGm aud Charlotte his Wife
John C. Wicshsn. Charles WicthsIr, John B. Wickham.
To ID. Defendants above named and each Of them; You
Arc hereby summoned and required 10 answer the com.
paint this action, which Il this day ned 10 the Oes Of
and copy Of to the said complaint
the subscriber ct bis Office In the Village OF Goshen afors
you exclusive OF the day Of such services and fhi to
the said complaint within the time aforesaid tne
demanded In the complaint Gsshsn. March ~ 1907.
sRu hwsyk W. Y. SHARPE, 4leinySS AS'spst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-04
6aIes on AnftlotI.
DID,. CAuLKIas Auctoneer Office No 3as Broadway.
A UCTION NOTICE.

ID. ID. CAuLKiIs. Anctioneer Ofnco NO. S'' Dfose"p'
A UCTION NOTICE.
IA POSITIVE SALE
OF MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FuRNlTukfni,
RICH FRENCH PLATE PIER AND MANTLE MIN
RORS. SUPERBLY CARVED ROSEWOOD
PIANO-FOkTE SILVER PLATE. &c, 10,
MONDAY, May T.
Al tho elegant redeoos No. 2l9 West 4th near sshav
Commencing at 10Y o'clock
The sale comprises the entire contents Of the house inc
Paror Furniture made to order aud solid rose
wood The whole will be old to the highest bidder for cash.
offering extra inducements to p1rchasers
Elegant rosewood 7octave Pianofore, with all modern
Improvements overung bass pearl keys rich rosswooi
cd In satn and embroidered three elegant
full suites u rosewood Psof Furniture In rich bocsde and
satin rosewood Etsgsres splendid and costly Parish Orns
rnents hch Vases. 40 also magnificent collection OF rso
Painting rosewood Turkish and ks.y Cbsi Ia fine reps
rosewood Center and Side Tables richly carved
Chsmbsr Suites ia rosewood aud mahoganyi Bureaus,
carved Bedstesd Wsshsnds Sofa Beds In fine hsrcloth
ten Hair MatFees from 20 to 50 pounds made to Order
in excellent condition.
Dnins-room FuInure consisting Of fine oak Extension
Table, oak Arm Char, sverware rich China, ivory and
silver Cutlery Forks Spoons, SC with heavy cut aud en-
graved Glassware Of every description, No po.ponement
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-04

JOSEPH HEGEMAN.
- IN BROOKLYN.
TUESDAY May 10 O'Clock M Of the Central Sales
rooms, Wlloushby, cor. Pesfls,-
A largo assortment OF
GOOD FURNITURE.
Paror Suites Mirrors Gas Chlndeller Sofas Chss Bed
steAds arbetop Bureaus, WsshStands Center and Ezen
sion Tables hair Mattresses. feather Beds &c.
SAME DAY,
A. O'Clock p m, AT the Ps,onsze No. sandssL Oat'
residence Of the Rev. Dr. CuteT)!
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
Splendid rosewood Piano by sodart mahogany ParoI
aud Chsmbtt Furniture. Msttesss Beds Brussels ADD In
grain srpsts Oi..Cloths with Kitchen Furniture
Also, Of 4 O'Clock ?. M,
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