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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-11
FOR SALE.
PUBLIC SALE.

Z WILL SELL on MONDAY, the 9TH DAY or APRIL.
ii 1868, commencing al O'Clock NJ, the farm OF
Andrew W. McOuai, Commonly known the 10. Bry an
drnl fourths Of mile north Of Southport the
county road leading from the Madison the Shelbyvie
roai. the entire stock OF Farming Implements, &c
ssting of tho ougE bred year old Caimus Stallion
six bro mares well broke work single double one
fine year old brown geldng year old sorrel FLY.
three earring hor colts and iy fourteen he al Of
cattle, consisting Of young Durham bull years old
four milk cows, old hcifers and steers yesrngs
aud calves fifty head Spanish meno sheep twenty head
brood sows and stock hogs, No two horse wagons
box beds, wood beds and hay ranks, wagon, pillow and
buggy harness. saddles and brides. harvest r.
reaper and mower bned. harrows. corn cutivators
and powS and paten, harrow cull ator No. pat
ent straw cutter lot of carpenter tools pitchorks
aud hoes twenty tuns of timothy hay in barn. 500 bush
els of cora in CRIB twenty bushels Of rye fifty cords
wood, &c.
TERMS SAIE-AH sums of % and under, cash; al
over % credit OF nine months will be given. the pur-
chaser giving note with approved security.
april d3tSw2t O. FOOTE. Auctionecr.
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The discharge from arrest of Judge Constable
by Judge Treat. at Springfield. Yesterday j. a
most singing rehuke of the military auth, niiv
by which the arrest was made and sub me
vindcatlon of the judicial authority as exeYised
bv the imprisoned minister of the law. I The
military u~urpations have only to be brought into
the courts "a he condemned Even the Reaubl,
can Supreme Court OF Wisconsin did this No
court will tart TO do u which not STEPPED in par
lisa n prejudice and bigotry
What viii be the next military exploit in iii
noisf What viii be the next assault on civil
liberty Chicago Times.
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The order issued from the War Department
dismissing certain officers of the 4rh New Hamp
shire volunteers for supporting the Democratic
ticket ut the recent New Hampshire election can
not fail to open the eyes Of the people to the full
enormity of the measures being adopted TO inter
fere with the ballot box The order is in these
words:
WAR DEP'r. ADJUTANr GENERALS OFFIcE.l
W ARLINGTON March ID 1863
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LAUNDRY.
Union Laundry.

M r WOULD RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE TO HE
w citizens Of indianapolis that the above establish.
ment is IN successful operation, and prepared 10
ceive clothes for washing large small quantities.
Having secured the services Of person az large expert
ence in the Laundry business the subscribers feel
ranted promising perfect satisfaction and
at prices a. low elsewhere
Clothes collected and delivered in any part Of the city
every day.
Printed blanks supplied the Laundry from the
wagon.
Orders left at Root, Bennett Co.'S No sc East wash
ington street, NJ Myers No. West Washington street.
Laundry Office, Noble and Washington streets or
through the Postofice, will meet immediate attention
THORNBERRY Co, Proprietors.
1I.f1V
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We publish this incoming he letter Of Chief
Justice csroS. Of Illinois. addressed to Governor
SrrxouR. Of New York. upon the questions in
volvins no, onlv the welfare. but perhaps the in
tegriiy Of the uston The sediments expressed
By Judge cAro~. II - said, reaect the views
entertained Nv Gov, StrxotR IN regard TO the
duty Of the Dernocrsey in the present erisis Of
public aif'irs This gives then significance and
entitie them to consideration-
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The Position and Policy OF the Dem
ocratic Party.

LErrrR vHon cHItr Jr-rIcE CAroS 90 It'll
xo,s. TO GOVERNOR HoRAr.o SsrNuca. OF
NV loEx
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-04-11

NOR SALE OR RENT. THF STORE ROOM LATELY
IL occupied by VI Ftzgbbon Co, on Meridian street
opposite the Union Depot This building Is 80 feet By
25 nearly new. built IN he most approved modern style
four stories with capacious cellar and railroad track for
taking in delivering freight the communicating
with all the roads centerlng in this CITY, and with all con-
venieIoes for wholesale house with IL Office rooms,
viii be soid low 81 leased on favorable
Apply 10 n. Fitxgibbon, Bates House. Orto
McKERNAN A PIERCE,
mch5i d&w2w Real Estate Aeests-
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n The Nashville Union says that rag pickers
folOsing the army in great numbers
picking up every stray rag that Is seen, which
they bring in baskets to Nashville and send North
TO make into paper.
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The Tribune Betrays Itself.

III the DemOcr itic party pow oppose the war,
they force the Administration To make peace;
and pc &c foIcel upon u by Democratic defec-
ton. mu-i 81 course be based un disunlon. for
which the Dem ,criIc party thus makes itself
fully rep 'usibie.-I Tribune
H. tits little sentence the Tribune hetravs lis
whole poacs and &c ret purpose knowing per
fectly well that the great mass at the Democratic
party not only ftvorS but demands vigorous
prosecution OF the war for the Union, however
much il opposes It's perversiOn into "A war for abo-
litiOn, il has ertheleSs peTsi,renty and mag
nantly miSrepFesented it. position, falSlhed It's
record, isned it, lenders, lbelei its journals
all with the dslosal purpose OF securing the dis
union for which il had always labored. and with
the partisan purpose OF making the Democratic
party seem responsible for a diSunion peace
Daring the Seymour campaign in this State,
who has forgotten how its columns daily teened
with the most sha meleSs falsiications of the
speeches Of Democrats the wishes of the party,
and tue purposes OF Governor Seymour. l.
there anv doubt to-day. now that Gov. Seymour
mas been some months in office, whether or not
the Tribune told the truth? Are it, predictions
justified by the event. or they not? Were its
statements wholesale ISLANDERS. or were they not!
To day il ma gnifeS and diStorts and misrepre
sent the view OF the Democrats who believe that
the Cuion may be restored by the olive branch
where the sword has failed, and does il for the
same purpose. Ia the same spirit, aud with an
equal mendacity. IL hopes to make diSunion IN
evitabe-to force the Administration into max
Ing disunion peace, and shift the odium for that
terrible calamity upon the Democratic party =
IN \ World.
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CLOCKS.
OCK STORE

THE CLOCK ST0R f.
VNTE HAVE Just RFCEgvFD ASD OPENED OSE
w q the largest and finest siock q Clocks ever
brought 10 this city. which viii eel 81 wholesale or
retail low We have very large stock Tor our wh ole
sale trade
YOu can save fright and other expenses BY buying
your cioaks here
Give q call and
Remember the Clock store No n Pennsylvania street.
near the Post Ofice.
II. DAUMONT ~ CO,
spr9-tly Ind annapolis, Indiana.
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BOOK BIN DERS.

MEDICAL.
NIP THE EVIL IN THE BUD.
FENHUSE AFFLICTED WITH ANY PRIVATE DIS
ease, such ~ syphilis (chancroidal, primary,
cndary Tertiary. any pha-e,) Ghonorrirsa. elect
Structure Var cocele Hydrccele Urinary Diseases, sper
matorhea, sentinel Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions and
effects self abuse should AT ONCE viii DR. Clarke's
PRvATE OFTcE aId sacred Consultation Rooms. No. 2fis
East Washington Street and be cured.
The ID 'ctars fifteen year, rxrERlEScE in New York
city enables him 10 treat you scientific ally.
Consultation free. Office hours from : A. " 90 : T.
VI. L. q. Box 1894 ar 9.dly
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BANK e RS.
MERCHANTS BANK

II ILBY FERGUSON, PROPRIETOR, BUYS GOLD
m Silver L. : Demand Notes and Uncurrent Money
Neg0tiates Sales Of Stocks Bonds &c. Commission
Loans on COiiaferais and ordinary Banking
Business Pays intereston Deposits PR agreement.
No. North Pennsylvania street, Indianapolis.
mchq5-d2Od
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q IL Is believed that hop-vines will furnish
good quality OF pulp for printing paper. Mr..
Lapham, OF Heiklmer county, New York, has
made some satisfactory experiments. aud now
adverlises for five tolls of the vines, to be manu-
iaciuFed into paper
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MARINE NEWS.

sun K, iSs suns T29 Noon H., OF fol-. ". o3 o5
CLEARkD
STEAMSHIPS city orBsltirnorr. mi Liverpool.
shannon, ID Liverpool: " BROOK. Baltiin .e.
SNIP -Lencu,er hazard for san FrAnois'o.
BARK Holland, lBl.l White. for San Francisco.
BRlGS Sacal. Cienfuesos; Zsmbes, sydney; J
der, Londonderry. Denmark, Falmouth W
kins. Carlsnas. jas Abbott, B'eton.
SCHOONERS- Vernon, Halifax Is Watson, Key
West; Irene, Nss Orleans Breeze, Boston.
ARRIVED.
STEAMSHIPS Gsors- Warrington, New orlcan.
Cti nat, lfr sluop Of war; Wellington, PC, h y
talrcmld, n lsdsfph,a; j Ihomprun Bstimorr;
Ann Fila, PhilAde,pHia Chesapeake, Portland, NJ.
fsHur, Phisdeiph a. OSPREY, Providence. Cor,icP
liavAns, Decatur. Ssshe n.
SHIPS Aurors, iIoston. Cstsrina V, Csst.ilsmssc
BAkKS Roosevelt, MatAnzn PHnsevi,t
lPrr.iAnl kevca,il-, Eng ksdama ), dney, e Il, d
lhilhrirk, Grand Basra, lSgia hdsln, Mnlssa.
BRlGs-Bt Nah, Mention; s'romne., Psr-horo
r; Margaret, Glac. BAY, :; Jos Hume, Coz BAY
sCuOONERs fmcline ilAisht Albany for r. ov
Nnsinis, Alexandria, !. smith, Ssv Haven /
Nlot"ry, Albany for Taunton.
BARGE Minnesota, Garrett, baltimore, mdse.
BELOW Two barts, unknown.
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A SECTIONAL Docs ~ nnmtcr OF Sew
Yori and Brooklyn esptalbt. and o. ? o-ners have
purchwei land At, the foot Of So',h Third street,
brooklyn, r. D. With 20 ieot front, iot the purI--e
Of the erection Of the largest sectional iocs In tho
United states Wo.th., seen already hesun Tho
last Irsnisturo grsbted these gentlemen q chst ~,
AID smone ia. 60 r.ora'nrs ae hr,ss 4. NAudrrbuf.
Geo L- 4 4 Loo. Arfel Patterson and 9th" .,
he location 10 very fN,orsblc account Of the g.
va'er alona tho rster mont.
THE RNRofI MESr-Provosi Samuel 7 VI ,d-
dor Of ~, rond Cousrcs.ion.l District, X ues 60.
hs comp .isd bic enrichment The otnl 10 So l'S. Or
more than 700 moro than the number VI vOtes pOled
Iosr Az Ers--A boy named Zachary Earle
ioi eye yes'efdsy morning at tie boiler q o. OF
John Dol,n, 10 H. Sorh second 1t ct, ~ ,ieee II
ron chipping oi aad stfik ins him IN the eyc.
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Jersey CITY.

SrhnBrSo AfrRAr.-letweon 10 and II
o'clock on Thursdsy night, a. tso gentlemen md a
lady we're rss,ins through ravonis svenno Jor'ey
CITY, U the Erie Railroad Dcrot, ycuus man, con
sidersbly intoxicated, named Jane. Connolly, rc'ld-
ins In Sec Yort. assaulted and sroSly insulted The
lady. The ruftan "a ass,utei In return, when he
drew ahnife And stabbed one Of the gentlemen. NJ.
Bora, nj Hudson CITY, cutting ,'ererc gA,h over HE
eye. Connsily arrested.
ARRIVAL on wovspsp SOLDIER, -fcrtet-
day morn ng special train Of containing about
700 sounded sold from the late battles At deity
burr arrived at Sr~art, y J., and YER quAr,ersd a.
the Gov ornmeni Hospi; Ais.
NEARLY 'oNrt yrPp. The Ericsson bat
teries Mahop.c, Tecun.eh and h,nhstia, In oour.e
oous,r- ton ~ Seouf t9's yard IN .efsey 4 ~,
ne,rly oompe,ed and viii h. ready for lsunthing
IN OIL out tvo weeks.
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OFFICIAL AND LEGAL.

nen'. pecNed In the fnrls'ion TO tr sdhsrcu ns
H. blank space IN The cert ncste 70 Indicate tne sp'
Of the p,oI IL "a ~ allied A. follows;
That am "r~i X. fNENry' vrar. 6 4e
IhNl am "ovTa rHiEIY rvz" year Of sees
AND sNERtsu"
That | am "ovER vpRrY.rivE" year. of age ac
cord ne 20 the iccts IN Tie Ne. .
N'fs2. In Gaze the o'rtiEca'- ie no, sisned by ths
parents, III tat y must t@ cer-ifi 70 by w.
respectable persous ,hesd. ~ fanie % residens IN
TIE rome town, count nj ditrid with tn ierron -
WI IN eSsmpaon l. claimed, and the requirement.
pafNrsph G., Regulations, &c, mus, be comroe"
si'h.
These sfrisvit. mu.t he made according To thesS
form, and must In all cases be tab before Ci~H
Aasis'rate, duly authorized to administer oeth.
Porous claiming rtempt.on must furnieh cees
proof of thor ri.h, to such eJ"mp' on. -
CHAS : JkNkISS-
100 Can.ain Ard Provo harshal Of thu City.
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PREPARATION. roR rHg DRAFT 4, Book
tYr Orders have been received by Captain $ Is
Grrgnr,, Provost Marshal Of the Third Congressional
District lNookbn aud C.p. Samuel T. Aaddot,
Provost aasha Of the Second Congressional District,
WilisInsbureh AMI he country towns) to prepA At
once for the draft The enrolment has been com.
plrod IN both Districts, and the dual Arrangement,
such rs preparing clips cont aiming the Nance and
nfrs Of persons enrolled, are bling made as speedily
as possible In Capt Gr.gorys oaiee fifty clcrks are
employed at tina business, and Il 10 expected that the
names will be drawn on "Wednesday or Thursday
us,t i: being imposs bic TO have everything in read
iu'ss before that time, The total number enrolled 10
= 400, of which there 1890 Of the first class
from which 1900 names are to BE- dawn
E,ch Ward and tow d~isuated as
sui pistlict, and noportiOnste mum.
trr will b. drawn from each No ward will b,
required to aid in filling Up the quota Of sner
ward so'diors in active service the 81 Of March
Let are under,tood to be eIsmp' from the hvt and
= md drans-thst L., provided they have hs'1 hon
orAbly discharged. The ExAm ming Board oi the rhrt
pistrict, IN whose pf ssencs the names ~ be drawn
commits OF CAp. s, Il, Gregory, Provost Marshal Dr
Eehon L. North, surgeon Abner n. Bsbc~, Commit
sioner. Thoee drafted viii he notified, and be 10
suiIci to appear before the EIaminins Board "thiT
,he folio -ins ten days to rsgoSt for duty, or 500
- the Collector OF Internal Revenue, Who will he pre-
snt for that purpose Kphysioay dissbled they vii
10 relieved from further Obligations. Tho announce
pent that the drAr VII take place has caused soo'
tAAi ID srcternsat sRapSu ~ GASss interested, ant
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RA:BY WERNER.

"Rabyi crying sir, Whist for Hse yous
mamma been IA King gloomy stuf 10 you.or saying
tia, ,h. hsrs she is worsc' Iii. no, true, toys
ether Of it. dry up ,hA ACE q yours MAhs..
you are not wortes II you we're saoald see IL.
Bun away into tie nursery, SIR"
Tn. boy drew away choking. Mr.. Werner con.
unucd-
at is no, judicious OF you, Maria, 70 sisrm he
hoy. csnno, III nk what las put these IDEAS into
your head. He vii be in tears for toe rest q the
day"
'He $50 snsiiu,," 81. whispered. "Alfred.
something seem. - tel me he vii. b. destined ~
sorrow. II san imIrcs' on have Always f,l,, but
yer g. io'o.b'y ss now. sa.eli HIM from Il
abe ever you al. Ga, thst could lake him with
lac -
'You are g-o~ing 5tncitil," answered Mr.. ver-
me-. "Det nd g. sorroy-. Indeed Ia there MOTH
ing elso you fancy hun destined to- whenee draw
~ DO not know. ftits tinid, sensitive, refined
nature, such hi-, With It, unusual IN 81 genius.
alv avs d.ained u. what the world looks upon 40
. Verse f-to. Il may b deep aorFo~, or II may es
an early de.,h"
"Ar mothers u ns shcir child . genius. inter-
rpted NJ. Werner, in Nsiyhtins ,ene.
n,p,'S 81 no no v,s u.s. vii LIN" snf m, ro'd, true.
When tho mind u Tout ~ parate "a m the
brdy. below thAt rces things with unu-
-sI cetrnes- that t'csn m' Zines read we
failure s.m,-t with sp.ts Of progh'Cy."
IL sm Mt gwen u mes - yscs," remarked Mr..
Werner, AZ LIE sy.in escaped from the rom.
M-s Werner died. Rsby, ind course, went "
-, AID ater~ard to col'to- A any proud
So 80 mAn-s east his rss"fs ID manners and his
! refined appearance and habits gave stranger the
len th.t ~ was proud. lie X. Ut one torn 81 OK =
+ ri, and lad returned T. k- p s.e'"nd, Amen
| teleer.phic rat,h sunmone 4 him W London.
Nj Werner hAi died a sudden = "a h.
| Wien RsLy went back H. Ga iord, u wM "niy 10
| take ~ name OIL the college / ooAs, for Mr. Ver-
uer bad eaten up all he poss essed, Rad lied in
| de,t. aud R..by must no longe be ascnteman.
| renthr." ,he French would shy, VIII h 10 >
much more suitable term NO have no word
| that snsw,rs g. IT, Raby Vcrn-r must s'rugs .
now to get living. low WI DO b+ abs 70
| ed .,niua and he undo .btodly did, genius for
p.ntns lie had loved TIA art al his lie, but Q
ntn,y 81 b@.n agAiust hr pursuing u. even ~ en-
amateur had .lati Aielv net hi, IA ~ aud nterpos-
oil his veto asans,l,. Rsby determined 10 iurn -
| Il With viii nov.
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Too Late for Classification.
DEATAlO,


BLAME ON Friday, July 10, sfter nns.rins IN
n,ss Mr.. Ann Blake, the beloved eli. Of winiam
The relatives and friend, OF the family are respect
fully invite to atcud the funeral SUNDAY SITTER
rs Tsllman II, BROOKLYN $50
BREEN On Friday, July 10. Of consumption,
Achasi liresn, aged ~ yesrs
H.. friend, aud .cqusintauc". are respectfully in
Vrtcd to attend tho funeral tr Saturday Afternoon,
At O'Clock, from has late resd-uee, ISL Ninth st2iI
CoffEY- on Thur.d,y, July Q, OF consumption,
Wiio- Cuh.y, native OF County Cssan, Ireland,
The iuner,l .i take place from her late re.iience
13s kvington ct, on Sunds, afternoon, July ~, at
spectfully invited to attend, without further NO
tee. 2iN
LoUREs- On July 10th, Eo'snna l.oure,, thu be-
loved daughter Of Charles anu Ann luaI,s, aged
year and 10 month";.
Sleep, Oh sleep, my lovely snEel,
Sleep In peace beneath the rod.
Sleep secure from all ife's ,orIor.,
In the levi arms u God.
The friends aud acquaintance. OF he family, aud
he, Of her randiath"I, J.me' fsran, .Tt rsp ct
al eruoyn, llth inst, al O'Clock, nom the % :.
deuce of her psrsnts, " New thamb ret. iS9
EuuND-A COW, ON THE 10TH INST.
The owner can hsys her by pTSvns property and
sold 10 psy exp nses. JAMES GILMORE, S'4 lhud
LOR SALE CHEAP-A CONFECIiONR-
l ~ '!Sre and zee cream 'al,on, dons soai hu,i
Of sickness, CAL and see, ,0i E,shth ave, oppo,.l
| the Sth ave hslroad Depot ~
SUNDAI-FOR HARLEM, JONES Wood
| ping at Brcome ,nd rtuth ate. Zach way. illgat,
Peck Slpe A. NJ, lls, at 4s, 1t y NJ Harlem,
ioA. N. M l. 4, d. landing iona. WoOa' "a,
WANTED A GOOD JOURNEY AN
w Wig maker; also < rls that ttofourhly under
and lsd,es bar dressing Apply to ;. TAYLOR
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r,.,I,nt If The asn CONT q, ar q IN -tch die
x,yrx linn rs,,ia,,te,. IN 10 ned oni, In c.s..
vhef.,fba Lioy of The r.. r..u claiming errupfion i.
~ IA " neo,.sar, for e support OF he psr,n, 30
a., .hcfo t6et. 4. ,,r,c rela ,upport
snH a., ns.e,'.rr hn.n,' for eore''ns ne ineonr
can Dc SaLneIsd ~ asenir Hus1o'A OF tho IKE
f"hs 90
,,, ",' W nv 49,, s','' - '''p'."
and INV f. l"i. of county,.
.,,n ,,, dr.d ~ ~" ~ NV, an
+. be- tt tnn u 9yn the U c act u Cousr
For snioilns .nd c.ilns tie national foIee.,"
DC" approved MARCEL = i'o'l
We NE ,ue"ori'er" DO h.r.6y esr'ify that the
d'Fynden' on the Labor Of '...... sons Tor support
p..,. .., - 49,. ....,
'''on" 'HvaI'' u''''o nv '"' a., .s.,aI1v
m,de osih ~, me ,,.ye are correct and
.....,,. ....... ,,....,,.
r J'~''e' o' the Peace.
bsca =" '''', 80. ''--'-''''iss.
n, ;rdsy Of ,. .,.s iss y -. ~.
Nnis w ist 'ei ". NJ n'I' ~ .theu " , Wv
rr,pot.ble citizens thcsd' q fam Issld me- Of
r,,,de AMI .rory IN b,f =, ma,i..r.,. in Case,
father /. dec. nsed, the errtihcats !. TO he ssned
the N othef aud The TACT Of The fathers death IL TO he
sfaf l,t th. tf,tn
N0rn2 mi, err'if,a'eis 10 10 used only In cs.e-
where IN. ,jor ~ ,be n.r,on clam mo ion i,
sriuslly Necessary Tor the support u The porous de.
,, ndrn, on him The ..emption Do. no, appl, in
psr and the ' necessary sa.nss. af oil the
ircomc can be transacted Ly agents. truaa.s or tho
Ike.
Foa. n.
br'h,r " ch,ti or children dspe"de'd o" he' Ia
WI F'' '"t'f '''f
l. the suh,erihcr. ..............., being liable to
drah, 10 the ,ervics Of the United safes, hereby
Sna.r y year. OF ssc Gsyns as,SrT i,thor nor mo
NOR snu aepenueh' Oh my isoof Iof support
". ,he .ub.briber. and
re,iden,s Of .,-......... ., 80. county
~, IL. Ia. ME TO Jr,ft /. III. only hroth,T an 49,
unt.r IL Y.sf. Of 49, havin, n,,th,r t.hr nor mo
''''--''.'.' .' --'
Per,opsii, ap,-,rcd b.fore me. tn, above named
....,......,., md .......-....., and ,sysrsily
IN ~ ,h. hs.t VI thsi, tuos,ags and bsl.f '
$40 ~ ~ w. " $500
''' L,.t "a a, III, pa..
p.,o,
VI" ...'''-- W. VI --''t''-' ~ ~
NOrs / 1his esrtthcs'e Is to he used only IN ca-,
actually nece sarJ for the supper Of the rsi.ons IL
PEND, Mt on him The exemption doc, not Apply in
where there ~ sufficient property to yield sup
port aud th- necessary business can b. transacted for
ltctns th, Income by AGENTS trustees, the like
person claiming Exemption, and thr second by two e
$40 or ,net Vim IN. p,on e,
whom ,ren ption /. claimed
ToExss.
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DLONuONpFRRY direct, I, sail in few days A
limited panther Of l,t AMI - el,.' par,afes 9'ay be
j hNOA & Co, la' fest Il. S35
CUNARD LINE
" Steam from and TO
Cart and liverrool
Tho sIbON sail. wednesday. thu e9i July
fa.,sgo from Co. and Liverpool, ~ y.yAhr in
gold, or It's equivalent IN curtsncy from New York,
~ IN curcncy. Apply TO WILLIAMS &GUloN, ~
fu'unrt 80
nor lIvFRPOOI-DR Line
L The cpl ndid ship NEW WORLD positively goes
into the stream this la, NJ ) o'c-k, aud sas Nom
DAY morn'rs For p.ssse, lo-,rt rates, appy on
hoard, pier 20 Eat River, orto 7. A. DEaARisT's,
~ ~outh At 60
EUE LIVERPOOL
l. IArSCQTrS LINE.
n s sSp N aifnfks sal. !hS july iss
,,. ,v,,,ct9k L0\noN LlSt, go,
shlp DAhitL WEBSTER ......... safe July 18th.
For pa.sasr to OF nom London and Liverpool OF
LASn, IRELAND, SCOTLAND or WALLS, at the
lowest p-rihc ra,'r App,y to lAfsCuil BkOru-
RS y co, II south ~. 2oI
l>OR LlNERPJOl.-OLD BLACK BALL
Line Psckets-lhe shy tlptilA, ~il sail pInc-
tuauy Oh ednesday, July ldih. For pas.ase in
| man It,, OF to Room BROS. 4 COFtLI, 90 soui
OLD BLACK STAR LINE FOR
U
| MlLlkluE. ....,.., SAILS l4'b July
| tHANCEl lOk ......... .... SAILS I'd JULY
~ ALLOW TAN. LINE For
| LONDON.
| CORNELll'S GRINNtIl. o.. SAILS slst JULY
| fof plsAsr " MT ATpiv 20
| Al WILLIAMS GUION, ~ FULTON 1t.
| THE ATLANTIC, IRISH ROYAL MAIL
l. STEAM NANlGATIpN COMPANY
| GALWAY LINE.
| AnklAIiG,..-...iy X" iioHe Poser. 4,ooo Tons
COLI NSIA .........l, 900 ....a,.sbl .
! anglia ........,..lpy " 5000
The Mtguir CO. 3 esmlhip
| ApEl nc
/ WI SAL trou L y'gp n., via uu~Ay, 20 New York
| ca " ttucsts the !: h oi Ju.y, 20 he foo.cd b.
t.e other sie' ters Of the Liue every Aterua'e w ei
| usIay.
BAIn, ~ rNssAas raon LIVERPOOL To Nzn YORK
| rAlAI1F Ng,ip orr irS EaUtN NLFNT ~ CURRENCY.
krs' Calia Passage ........ 90. glrG
| c.'uhu .-'.............' =
| ra p.ssAsc, Apply at u, g'ico 9th AGENTS,
| ISABEL 4 SEAkLE,
| 20 B,oIiw hv
ELrAyoa JoSss, Manager. .
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EOR NEW BCKGu, PDlGnkEEPSlE
L BoudDut, X ne ton-rhr MARY POWELL cave
oct % JAv sire. every Afternoon, a. ~ o'cock ai
HUDSON EIyER L. L. FOR ALBANY,
Troy, the North and West from Chambers st, al
and 10 A. "A and x Ia and 1890 p NJ, and on
sundsys at h22 4. NJ, from rhirt.eth street. 40
MORNING BOAl-FUR GLEN COVE aud
wi Rosl yn and intermediate landinss- The steamer
NINA le. Peck slip eVery morning 81 gs o'clk
rStu.nIng, leaves A0Alya, At 8 r. N 30l
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use Thy su.p"nd them BY role ruuains through
the crutrr, thus form . eli cular uclis, around
which cypiesr vine, and morning glories cluster in
the siIdest luiufAnce