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The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-07-31
LATEST WAR NEWS!
FROM THE ARMY OF the POTOMAC.

Advices from the army of th- Potomac
say that large numbers of horses
have been found on the mountain
gorge and appropriated by our troops.
Our cavalry held the line of the Rap
pahannock on Saturday between Kelly's
Ford and Waterloo.
The star Gays On Thursday last, while
the Sd and 5th Army Corps OF Gen.
Mrade's army were lying at the mouth of
Manassas Gap, on this side. information
was received that Gen. Longstreet was
sending brigade Of his corps forward in
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1863-07-31
Union Senatorial Convention.

We have just time, this week, to an
nouuce that the senatorial Convention,
that met at Bucyrus. on Wednesday last
the 2oth inst, nominated as the standard
bearer in the preset campaign. that able
champion Of the Union the Hon. John
Carey Of Wyaudot county. We do hope.
the Judge will sacrifice his own private
feeling upon this occasion, and yield com
pliauce with the wishes of his fellow cit
izens, who have in this time Of national
peril chosen him as their candidate for
the State Senate at the approaching cleo
tion.
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To Our Subscribers.
posterity.

For two years and upward we have
had t. Pioneer under our control, since
which time, we have not, save, perhaps,
on one accession, dunned our subscribers
through its columns. We have now
reached a point, in our history, when its
becomes our imperative duty to make an
appeal to our friend for our just Dues
We have obligations maturing, which
must be met or our credit must suffer.
We have tribe the amount due ue
on our books, to more than cover all our
indebtedness, and if our friends will now
walk right up to our sanctum, and pay
over the ready John Davis to us, it will
be esteemed Iavor to us and place us on
a irm footing with the world and the
rest of mankind.
Now donn't, when you read this, think
the sum is so small that owe, he don't
mean me, and therefore pass it by, for 1t
is just you that we mean. Our dues IN
most instances are all coming in small
denominations, and these in the aggre
gate makes large amount Remember
that little drops Of water make up the
mighty ocean, and little sums of money.
when paid in, make when toge'her IA
large amount, now we wish to be under
stood, we have a large sum of money
coming to us for subcrip ion, we need it,
must have 1t, and our subscribers will do
us kind turn by at once coming forward
and settling up. .-r.
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TO All who have Friends in the Army

TO All who have Friends in the Army.
Soldiers Aid Societies, clergy men, ed
itors, and others, are spectIully request
ed to aid in disseminating the following
notices, which are of interest to all who
have friends in the army:
DIRECT DRY OF THE HOSPITALS.
The United States Sanitary Commls-
sion have made arrangements for supply
in. information gratuitously with regard
to patients in the United States General
Hospitals.
EA TERN DEpARrMENr.-For informa-
ton address, coffee Sanitary Commits
sion Washington"
WESTERN DEP RrMENr.-F For informa-
ton, address, "Oflice Sanitary Commits
sion, Louisville, Ky"
The office Of the Directory will be open
daily from Q o'clock, A. NJ, 30 8 O'Clock
P. M, and in urgent cases applicants
ringing the door bell will be received at
any hour Of the night.
SPECIAL RELIEF DEPARTMENT..
The Commission has furnished COM
Portable resting places at all important
points. either in the vicinity of our ar
mics or at points of transfer. for invalid
or discharged soldiers not otherwise pro-
vided for. Each "Home" is under the
charge of special Relief Agent, who is
prepared TO furnish, free of charge, food
and lodging, and to render any needed
assistance to discharged soldiers, in set
ding with the Government and getting
their pay. In connection with this de-
partment an
AGENCY FOR PENSIONS
has been established, by means of which
persons entitled to them may procure
pensions without any cost. So.l .ers and
others interested may address on this
subject William + Bascom, ESQ, PEN
sion Director, Sanitary Commission,
Washington, D. c.
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Howard Association Philadelphia.

This we'll known Institution continues
its humane labors for. the relief of the VIC
tens OF the virulent diseases, and its
managers have won for themselves a
high reputation for honorable conduct as
well as professional skill.
We believe it is a highly useful and
perfecly reliable institution.
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HOWARD AssnClATlON,

PTITLADEGPFITA, PA
nlSEAsES Of the Nervous, Seminal, Urinary
~ and Sexual Systems new and reliable
treatment in reports of the "Howa d Associa'
lion'-Sent BY mril in sealed letter envelopes,
ee CT charge. Address DR.. j. SklLLlN
EOUGH TON, Howard Association, South
Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
July 81, lS63--ly.
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Union Mass Maating

JonN BRoUGn, and G. VoLkEY DORSEY,
will address the people Of Hancock conn-
ty on Wednesday, August 5Ih 1868.
Let the people turn out and hear these
representatives of the hae Den Ocrucy upon
the issues OF the day.
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Counry Convention,

Remember the county nominating con-
vention, will meet in Upper Sandusky,
on Saturday, Aug. 9th.
Let the townships appoint their dele
gates in time.
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induced by the extensive sale and universal
popularity OF Hooliand's German Bters pure-
" Vege'ao'e' hosts oil ignorant Quacks and un.
seiuPuious aoVeh'u' els, have opened Upon suf-
teIing humanity the flood gates of Nostrums
in The shape of poor wbiskey vilely con,poun.
ded with injurious drugs, aud christeaed ON.
les, Stonachics and Bitters.
beware the innumerabe araay of Alcol olic
preparations in plehoric bottles and big beli,u
kegs. un'er the MODEST appcllation of B,ttrrs
whic' instead Of cnine, on,y aggravate dis
ease' and Lave the disappointed sufferer in
dee mir. ~ ="
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CORRESPONDENCE WANTED.

A YOUNG Soldier in the army of the Gum
"a berland, who is passaby handsome, and
yirtuous in every respect, wishes to correspond
with some young lady who is not tainted with
butternutism, but loves her country as the life
shebrcathes. Photograph exchanged if desira
bic. addess IRA SMALLEy, Co., G. 4aih
Reg, O. vi. 2nl Div. lst Brigade, 10Th A. G.
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z5TH DAY or AUGUST,

at II o'clock A. M upon the premises the fol
lowing described Real Estate Situate in the
County Of Wyandot, and St,te of Ohio 'o-wit;
the west half fin lot No. Sevety two (12) in
the iowa OF Marsailles in NJ rrmens second
Addition to sid Town, Appraised Mt $3.50
Terms CF SALE One th,d in hand. one
third in Que year aud one third in two years
from he day o. sale with INTEREST," the payments
to lie secured by morgage on The p.emses sold.
ARVlLLA HiBLEIS,
a'mnist atix Of William Hiblets
July II, 1863. deceased.
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ROAD NOTICE,

NOTICE is hereby given that there will be a
IN petition presented to the Oomms s'oners OF
Wyandut County Ohio at the September ses-
sion A. D. 1868, Praying Cor the ~ alton OF
County Road commencing AT the No tn East
corner OF section twenty five (25) Township
two(2) South Range twelve (i2) East, nun
ming th,pce West ON the section line 10 NE
Sandusky, Dayton and Cincinnati Railroad
and then terminate.
July 81, la63-4t.
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Philadelph a, June %, 1861.
PARTICULAR NOTICE.

There are many preparations sold under the
name of Bl't,rs. put up i'll quart bottles, com.
pounded OF the cheapest whiskey or common
rum costing from 20 to 40 cents per gallon. the
taste disguised by Anise or Coriander Seed,
This class of Biters has caused and will
continue tocause, as long as they can te sold,
hundreds to die the death Of the dunkard By
their use the system is kept continually under
the influence of Alcoholic Stimulants ofib
worst kind, the desire for Liqnor is created and
kept up and the sail The horrors attend.
ant upon a drunkard's life and death.
For those who desire and will have Ii.
quor Bitters, we publish the following recent.
Get One Bottle Hollands German Rit.s
ters and mix with Three Quarts of Coed
Brandy or Whiskey. and tie result will he
a preparation that will far excel in medical
virtues and trne excellence any ofthe numerous
Liquor Bitters i'll the market, ard will cost
much Irss Yon will have all the virtues Of
iiootiaud's Bitters in connection with y
good article of Liquor, at much less prIco
than these inferior preparations will cost YOU.
ATTENTION, SOLDIERS !
AND THE FRIENDS or SOID}EbS.
We call the attention OF all having relations
or friends in the army to the fact that HOOP.
LANDS German Bitlers will cure nine ,eptbs
ofthe diseases induced by exposure and pliya.
tions incident TO camp life In the lists, pub-
lshed almost daily in the newspapers on lbe
arrival of the sick. ii viii be noticed that nyerv
argc proportion are suffering from debility,E
Every case of that kind can be readily cured bv
Hoofand Germsn Bitters Diseases resultino,
from disorders Of the digestive organs are speed,
lily removed Wc have no hesitation in sta,;nc
| that, if these Biters were freely used amon9
onr soldiers huudreds of lives might be .ayed
that Otherwise will be lost, n i'
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITSl
See that the signature &C NJ JACKSON -
! is on the WRAPPER of each bottle.
PRICE PER BO-RLE rs CENTS.
OE HALF DOE. FOR 81 90.
Should your nearest druggist not have The
article, do not be put off by any oftb iptoxi
c,tin e prrperations that may be ofYer,d in IT
place but SEM TO us. and we will 10, v ard Sc
cureiy packed, by express.
Principal Office and Mauufac,ory,
NO. 63l ARCH STREET
JONES g. EVANS, Jt13
Successors to @. M. JACKSON d Co.a
- Propiieters.
U-F0R SALE by Druggists and Dealers in
every town in the United States:
Philadeipbia, Pa, Dec. ~ R,1ee2-ls
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Ho0FLAND's GERMAN BITTERs ,

Are not new aud untrled article but have
$1,000 thc Test OF hlfeeny ears trial By the Amer.
lean public; and their re, utation and sale aro
not rvailod by any similar preparation. The
proprleos have thoGsanGs OF Letters from ,bo
most emnent lersymen. LAWYERS Pbysi.
"ians aud Citizens, testifying ol their avn
personal k"owief ge, TO the beneficial e efiectand
medical virtues ofihe>e DItte,s.
DO you want something to strengthen YOU
10 you want Il good appetite?
Do you want TO build upy our constituticnY
do you went to feel well 2
Do you want tc get rid of nervousness
Do YOU want euerg,
Do you wantto sleep we'll?
Do you want a brisk aud virorous selips
If ,ou do usc
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Ho0FLAND's GERMAN pITTEPs

Now la ~ u . VEN NJ AN BIZ IEES
From Rev j. Newton Brown, d. D.. ditor of
the Encyclopedia of Religious kuowlege.
Although not disposed to favor or fecommcnd
fatrnt Medicines in general, through distrust
OF iheli ingredients and effects, | know of no
snlileet retsol'S why "a man h,ay not testify
to The ben fits he believes himself to have ~.
ceYcd f'cm ans simple preparation in the hnre
that Ire may thus cUntG ute to the benefit of
otIIes.
do this the morereadly in regard to Hcof
land German Bittcrs, prepared by Dr.. G. M.
Jackson. OF this city, because was prciudiceu
against them for many years, underthe impress
slon that they were chi fly an alcoholic mixture.
am indebted to my friend Robert Shoemaker,
Esq for the removal OF this prejudice by proper
tests, ,and FOR cncouragementto to try them, when
suffering from long continued debility, The
use of three bot les of these Btters, at The he.
ginning of the present year, was followed bv
evident relief, and restoration to dteree Of
bodily and mental vigor which | had not felt
for six months bt fore, and had almos, despaired
oi rpgaining. ] therefore thank God and NV
friend for directing me to the use of them.
j. NEWTON BROWN,
Phila1p1pb' n limo % 1861
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NO ALCOHOL OR BAD wH1sKnY

lbey VIII cure the above diseases in niuety
nine cases out Of hundred.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-03

NgECfIANICS' and TRADERS SANINUS
w INSTITUTION. No. 2sJ BovorY-lhe Bolii Of lrn''
,e, nave d-cisrcd DlVIDEND the OF cent yer
suun ou snms II aud under aud prF coot per an'
, ON over "a, smouu, s &C entltod there
/, PAYABLE on aud alter the 81 Moriiy ~ Juy
IA. +. hAiGmT. Secretary. thAH FEN ffeslden1
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-03
CORPORATION Notices.

FpO CONTRACTORS.-Se Separate sealed pro-
posas each iudos se1 with the title OF the wok ior
which the bid he offered will no received al ts oneS
unti IL O'clock of TUESDAY, Jolly i9oS ior she Wv
SqRuCrlON Of TiAP BLOCK PANEMENtS IN tee
following streets, TO Beaver a. if01i ptvaawS 70
Praf.st 3!itt between 9th aud 9havs JSst oetsoon
Green ieh and Mashlng gtoG.ts ttl. between ptoauNE
roc 6th.svi 35th S. between I'd sGt 3ays snd l"n'sI
i.on Un1nQusTs to istsyi aso IN aoh'st e"'"seh 50
Aud 3d-avs aud also 32dt between btn aud hh-ss'
aux torn. for the bids sni all ohel u-eesAy hlotms
,ion can he obtaiuel on the Contract Gletk ~
mi, .tlics TnOS SlE\ EMS. ! Croton
ROBE l. DARRAGH, Aqnedacs
A. ". CRAVEN. board
Oae. Of tb. Crotou Aqueduct Beard, June "a. ls6&
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-03
CIpRFME COuRT. = CATHARINE c

- BARtLETr, paiad4. .s.io;, ALBERT LEWIS:
UFOR0E c. BLACK, WILLIAM b,ASn Lp" an aab
,no".N 10. n,Iirt Com. sevral 10 ,hs
de oo1sut. above p.mrd and sIea OF mem los nos
i ~ "a, lion hich la The ohcs OF tho Clerk
of We.,c.esef at Lite plains TO said County
VI 'o s ~ ~ March 1903 and coy OF
- 80 ,hc ,sd on tao subscriber, at hs onee ~
k,,co 10 the raid County, within twenty days aer ths
- I I'M. summons you. exclusive VI the day oi suee
.,cr, ana # fai TO the said eompiset wlih1
n, aoresid the pAut Ia this act on viii apply 70 ths
urt tos the rre demanded 10 the comp snt-Dalcd MsEeE
= IAN l,tamp) RObEKr D. HART
t,9q ia.h4 ~ Plalnuh . Attorney. g
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-03

NOTICE is hereby gwen that the Copartnes
al. Heretofore esi.irs under ne nsne Of H. BUM
LII a 10. - IhlS PAY DISSOLVED by m.tuh coE
sent .nd the basue,s aG4s OF The len WITH sEft
MOUh BUhRELL to Settle At No G. teArl-st New esf
Juoe IL Isol HARRi bUkRELJ.
SEYMOUR BURRELL. /.
TIE Produce Business hitherto conducted b, H. BCS
RELL Co. viii % oonsL-red NO 8. esT. ,pi - 20
Is Nslcr-.s by SblAOOh bChhLLL' !
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-03
Efaal Noilres.

CIrATION ON FINAL ACCOUNTING
- The People II tho State OF N.w.forA. oy me grace
God aud pendrut TO the creditors nsI' o ~
LIVINGSTON late OF Co.nmbla CountS deceased, 'ens
fesuus ZOO are hereby cited aud feliFs etohay 20 DC
p-.r ore ,ur sur gate oil the Oouhsy oi Aoionoia
. h. c. Ia the Cit, ud,oo. o. The sth Gay Of Septefn
bs next a. 10 o'clock n the forenoon that dsy 'ue ans
h.t- 20 attend the huAl settlement OF the accounts ei sLaa
l,ut.. Itylu..ton eIecatIiK VI tho ssii deceased
ia ..mony ~h.iei have esu'ei mo zeal OF once r
ont 80 urtos,e % heIeupto rlNed. witness hailec
F..ayns esquire surtosste Of cur .si eouny al the 0hy
OF th lob Of June Ia the year oi cur L0id one
'"oI,sIa i1 It.t 'sIs CHAs ESskLSTYNE. Surrogate.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-03
BALri~oRz June 90 1853. .
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTlON- Tho firm Il

NOTICE OF DISSOLUTlON.-Th firm 4
~ HUNT CLANK Co. tcorsi,;,s u w II HUE
3Ir PNES ". CLAIM. sad hlG HARD X. hbIChChh
doing J4sness =. the co.ae q! snd lyth ~
WssAinso D. c. f. tLen removed 10 No % Wes
Pntt-st Bsltmoro MaylEnd where ths business was co
tDusI ~ 4Oogt a- a., d4y VI AlsIN. % when tht
1forss3 ti-.oyrd hs De -ec-sse Of STEPHEN w
CLAIM tlis benz the Is ueu.. plosh=d Of sald ci,'ol
tio1 Ihr .Cfvlyi ps.ues. Nn. H. Hunt snd Richard "
4 K,tc hlv pucls ed ths uteFest Of stephen w,
Iafk hl- slHulstfafx 1Li &C o-ilnu-i h4
bL !i~st DO TIE name aL- hru o. HUNT kETbHUha
~ 70 the 2ih Day May 1903 dat. Ihey dsso.se4
4nI aid hrtcu4 p.cu4.-d inter;.. 4 d Han. isoa
afef tue Ia asy ~ "a -. 1872 iu the two sforesai CO.
psnueraAys iorta in tlef sTice. O. i.sllGlon
K ' r. kLTCHUM.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-03

f1NiE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY tOh
i GoUr AND RuEUMAilsA
Al sufferers un, the a10ve plants either OF recent OF
long ., udius .e adyi,.d TO uss BtAlRS GOUr ANU
RHEUMATIC PILLS. They rehed upon IS the niot
trctu rrued, oherei % the pubic aud rave
universally used in Europe for many Ssa' WIN 'he
glesest success.
Prslmva by PRoUr HARSANT No 72s Strand Lon
don Eps sani. snd .oli by their Agents, WELLS Ne'
Franklin. g., New fors.
Her Majesty. Commissioner, hsve authorised the name
snd adi-e,s OF THOMAS PKOUi 20 suaud Len'sn V
be upou tho stamp snIei % eAc1 o0A
os the ..tuiur medicine.
Price - AID = cent. per box.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-03
OFylcE - rHK Frol.t4's ttAK iS.uRsNCs COZ
NEV-lotK. Junc -. lstA

GFyltE - IhK IrU4't4.s tIhH iSstEkNtE COL
NEV-iutK. Jane - l"A
fI'IiT following named gentlemen were elected
biREt IOkS VI thi. to.u,auy a. tAo alnIs. c.rc,l
n~.d ou a.. Il. Jua-, irs.snt-
John N. LesI.. Ithy 81 Irrhrl, Nafnl' kh)noT,
NattbIt. Co.'s Come. g ,.rfh.r. ~,mIr. HiftsfiI
Aif.t.u. i....'t u J4-sslu ~atf-. 1Lo.as Itntk,
Ir.f... NII.Is NuIism uslIf-l tt.s,l AllAs,
Alfred Bs.nur Glaf~s r. N4.tcr, Henry Davii,
O,o.F g. NlYrL JfbD More, y. q. t.ilN'L
,,b,f. ott . l.,,y.r Nalta. '-lol P~t,fJ St.f,
simon -ni.. I.r fIIL4irt D.. lar. Albeit A.aun,
I..u T. Y.y4ftan. Ah'm W Nest 'thI ". Eiror.
I.t... Ie,t G-at.~ o,hurIfal. J..ss J.. Nru-s;
49,. 0fusu Il. ma. Pot.r X Cnu-ur. Joseph a. W ood
NiI Alo'r. joe Do b. Ni
.e !a. Of IN. Brs4d he'd t- - Juur Instant
MATTHIAS CLAHh. "a, Is uHatimousy ieelccted
". g. USDERH H.. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-03
New publications.
MRS. KEMBLE"
Lice ON A GEORGIAN PLAN
TAT1ON.
HARPER & BROTHERS,
Ne~-York,
PUBLIsa THIS DAY:
JOURNAL OF 4 RESIDENCE ON dEoHo'""
PLANTATION IN ls3S-Is3s
BY FRANCES ANNE hEAp
l2no. Cloth 81 23.

"The Journal Of Mrs.. Frances Anne hehoe o"lhs H''
residence upon psnt1'ion In Georgia IS INV wiz VI ''
e,or the mos, tb,iiqg sud ,Ikabe picture Of the
d. social life of tn, sl,veh section in this country
that hs ever been published Our previous accounts ci inst
rfe have been derived from outside ob'ervofs But the
Journal Of Mr. Kembe jlted down from day to day rs
.b lived upon tie plantation Of which she was mistress
There is no excuse palstion Of fsc:s but the ~ho"
,yem laid bare sd q1jv eiing before the eye 40 hu'
,nl dosl have uot bad. Even 'uoels Ioms
Cabin i. only fou uded upon TACT The Journal Of Mrs
Kembie is fact tfoG"
more startling and fearful narrative on wen'worn
subject wa, never sid before eds aud the story does
MOI lose in ee from tue that its teller is well known to
her counfywoinvn snd honored by oil who honor genius
- lL1nd,L ADleuRUm.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-03
Gopartnersbip uotires.

" ROE .nd Lucas j. VAN BOSKERCK arc thi. daS
admitted as Parnsrs IN nr1.NeS fork July 1883.
LOCKWOOD Co.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-03

HO-PAItI .-WlLLlAM BORDE1
" ss.ooiats. with him tbs date LEASDER " Low
Ill i.s ucr tld If the ia eleven clerk wlts
uiu aud vii cYu'ing. business usdsT tue add syeo
BORutS LOWELL. Nos " snd II Wes,s-
New York, July !. l6L
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-03
CARLETON. Pu5u,bsr, New.Yors
be HUDSON RIVER and its

A GUIDE 10 the HUDSON RIVER and It's
IN TRinUrAEIES. M.sip. P-i,r -.
A ,IriDE TO LAKE GEORGE AND LANE Guam
PLAN Na..lu. Price IS .trt-.
A GUfDF To SARATOGA WHITE MOUNTAINS
RETRtATS Muslin. PiI0- - c-ut'.
A GUIDE TO NEw.YoRK CITY AND NElGHBOR-
HOOD VI clio. Price Is ce0ts.
A GIIpF TO TIE FALLS OF NIAGARA AND
VICINITY Mus In. Prc- - cents.
Zach BOOK contains twelve tell,f -0ored Ehsrasiuss
rror Fhotors2as with copoas sec pou4 Can os bad ~
In paper cover. P1ce 4Oce.t .ae on tie Care -au-
boats aud the ltes N4tenus places or VIII Dc
mailed free on rs.eip. o. price, by tle Pu1 sHefs.
4. NELSON & SONS 40. l5s GiGna-st., Ne'v'f oth'
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-03

MEr40POLlTAs .ssk NO. o.. broaassyt
No~.TorS Juae %. l4IJ.
nIYIDEND.-The Directors Of tde netrOp0ll-
~ tau Ban, have ,h, dsy declared annual dyit nd
90 FOUR o. fER CENT, ani az sTfrs dividend ol THREE
o. PLR CLST b,ta payable Zee Of Gov, iaI or snd
.t.f Monday Ju!y g.
Ths If.ns's B,o, will be closed the 2sh Jc1s ard
opened o. the J'h July l1iL OLO. aENEi Crsher.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-03
wuLnxspuRGu Savl>os BAsE,

B,Ss oF NoLrm AaRaicA Nea.Yo'k, Jsnr 20. is5s
DIVlDEND.- The Board Of Directors OF the
~ Ban. o. Norh Amrnca have der'G.-l e Di'IDh'D
FOUR ~ FkN tNr fee Of Government tx payable
or th- 1T dsy Jlly Tie ianisr Bo1Es VII Je
closed & on he 2Ju in.; unll the Is; Joy o ey.
JJtiN l. AE.N LBrJs Cashier.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-03

EXCU RSION.-ror OYSTER BAY,
Il LLO4Ds uUoK OHIuFONr Sto.f JkOOh
al. POhI 81 ftEh-tN t.s sitsmrf OlGAN NA' !.
leaves Cstlsuu- Zip o. fR.bif. J17 p 81 O.. On
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-03

EOURTH OF JULY - EXCURSION TO
L L,Nt EHiStl. yi, K.ttan a.i Dsiassfr Icy RI
I'd d-rh- new sud f,.. .tsaacf J BtEd5 Dai- Js'sr
lf,vt ALL cave foot ~ Nufyt Il t;t:, 1890 sld
ans ald 20 D. u Petuuiug Ion. branch Al 1.I.
Il:lus ~ a. Hnd li:i3 o ll.
Tram. i.f Mslt1r.f~f su' ou'' River 10 cnuect wi
D. .O.sOa m and l3 B.. b1afs tol hc~. IYit Ici-
go goo rt.fn nI.t Train oai ~ g.ofnins JaJb
Tllsr's g. Lorf bfslcL sri fstufu. l'c-
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-03

TiNHIRD AVENUE SAVINGS BANK.
A Car,er 81 av snd 2jth.s,.
CHARTERED 1896
SIX PER CENT anoscd GA al deposits ffom Ono 10 ohe
Thou.aud Dollars. - ....,..... ,,,, 81. .. .,,,,
DRAW INTEREST FROM JULY I.
Bank open daily hom 10 70 aso, on Monday "odne''
d,y aud Saturday evening" from 10 - .
N''' ''' SPENCER X. GREEN, President
Auos y. LEE, SecystNy.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-03

NHAIIAM BANK DINIDEND.-.A Dividend
" offPs-nt ree from Government 'sI bs ben ibis
ay dec ARA a,a. sud July let. uptl vi en- IN.
10 .,l books ~ .in clas.d hETfoyk Jug' o. o1
@. H. sCnKkINER, Cashier.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-03

EOR SALE, at Greenwich, Conn.-The RESI-
Il DENCE Of tho SIbcfiber, with JJ ecfe, Oi LAND a
sched. Forest Ls@n, SASds Meadow Vegetable Oirte.
10 hghI de,irsb. Ia every rssp.cL Apply the Pou
SCI. or oi JAMES w. DOM sICK, No Chsthsn-f ,ars.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-03

INUI IVN0 Ut HE JUIILF ANU NUI-
Y tADU GAitNOAD F4N'I AH.t.oAbE boSuS,
due Jut InI l tr fad IN Of .'n- oh Ani
si~t zoos dar sttr- titre oi N~ s4A ~ JGotf to
Nc 80 kIDua.sr- sc~. N~N .f"is. - 1900
T. a. ELAtkSt TONE. Prrs.tsnt
Chi-,ro jane a.. 1909.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-03
OFFICE OF rHs ILLryo. CENTRAL RAILROAD Co., ,

I AWRENCE d ST. JOHN,
IL STOCK EXCHANGE, AND COLLECTION CFFICES
No. IS " ALL-Sl, ". Y,
Des Ia
Government Securities Of oil kinds.
Specie and current Money
Collections made aud Lcags negotiated.
cHAs T. LAWRENCfl lDAvlD h. ST. JOHN,
Lsts Paying Teller bsna Republic
COLDIERS NOW MUSTERED OUT 9
- .oyice who have received then bounty by esson
ol uot ..rging foil years. have tb, collected ~
ap Niug TO SOiES. BhO~N Il Co., No. PARK PLACES
gnisf broadway Bank. Nsw Yofk