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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-02-27
sH PLAs RS,
LOCAL NOTICES.

CA. READ&o &oo., Bankers,
95 SUPERIOR ST., CLEvELAND, o.,
VIII Give Higher Rates of Premium
FOR THE AROvE
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-02-27

Soldiers Bounty, Pay and Pensions,
We are authorized by Government to collect
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-11

OFFICE LIGHTHOUsE INSPECTOR
No 10 Ceda-.s,., New.fork, n. T., May 7, 1889 !
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received nc
y tbs Office uui u O'Clock MONDAY. the 1T day
Jnoe r rai.ns. replacing. and keeping In their
proper posiio al tho now in the Fire ssnd In ct,
and sch 4 my be an,Aorked ~ year from tho
st day q Jolly the srding 30h day Of June
cordn TO .he equations LighAnnse Boird snd the
printed sperihcsoas copies which be had ~ apply
ing 70 this ointe.
BY order vi the LishHouse Board
L. ~ POWELL, Lshthouse Inspector, 81 District.
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Proposals.
oyyrcr or ASSISTANT OF scssIsr.
"'''' ysca No S,ats-.t. New Yosk. April g. 1853.
A RJY SIIpPLIES.-SEALED PROPOS

o,, an Ass,sr, Mt. CoxxIsARY-GRxKRA OF SuBsrsr.
yycg No Sats-.t.. New Yosk. April 20. 1893.
ARMY SUPPLIES.-SEALED PROPOSs
"A AIS will be received oy The a1d,i9 9s ths 0lSss
for furnishing 6ESlCCArED and COMPRESSED MlxES
VEGETABLBs for is.ue t. the United States army fot
out from the Of November next 81 the rate
Of hundrel and tbrtyage thousand pouN1s ps sn,
The of th. mixed vegetables furnished nndex
the contracts of yea are 81 follows VIZ 40
hundred pounds OF the niAei vegetables
of pOCuds OF white turlp' t"enty'
pounds of carrots ten pounds Of cabbage ten pounas
ring beans hve pounds OF tolnatoes one pounu u
parsley aud five pouud Of yce A. the mixture csn 80
edly DC Improved nnishing tie quantity OF some OF '
vegetables aud increasing OF the oers Us
by intOdUci vegetables not heretofore usru P
po,ers invited send Ia proposals WITH sccompanyn
samples ouof the mxtu- above given Dat ase
other MIXTURES yy tbsreom according TO the experience
and judgment Of tue propoef Yih OF etectng 40 S
proseDent IN ti. Article Of military supply. Propose are
required ave the proportions different ing -
dns of their samples price pound OF egcit
packed required When 1t s practicable. each Of the
vesea1et 10 -pafe tate AID utsr desiccaiion, viii 90
commonly nsed food will be accepted for the mixture
The mixed vegetables TO be compacy pressed mtg
CAKES pounds each ten of these cakes packe
10 tin ads aIi-ts nt, with i've OF thee boxeg
packed in made OF soitabe seasoned su noe
less tBan ilch thics vita
inch thick with outside lining pieces. Boxes TO
bs strapor wi IA hicSory al the ends
Prouosal, must 30 far practicable be accompanies with
at feast one boz described With contents OF the poo
poers own manuacue hs mixtures lie may offer 10 luz
Iish 80, !,
ststed -,
There being choice among the different varieties Of veget
tables propOsrs state with precision the esp-ciA Tao
ties they use or propose TO use, in their mixtures
Each bid 10 have confederation must contain the "''eo
guaranty oftwo responsible NAMES as fOlows =, -.
VI. the ed hereby sg.ee that should az or any
mar. of The above bid be accepted will give bond in
the thousand doa that III, Contract ha De eoI
fulfilled"
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vy1ILLIAM A. POND d. CO.'S
BULLETIN OF NEW MUSIC.

JUsr ISSUED. FOR PIANO FORTE;
DRUMS AND CANNON. Military Po.ks ny oscar
iS as PLAYED with great at GottschaRs late con-
SOLITUDE. Fugitive poetic composition of rare oesu'y
aud odF!nsity. By Richard Hof man. Ala.
LA PARADE. Military Fancy, suggestive OF tne 'i"
MARCHE HOSGROIsE. A brilliant Characteristic eH0'''
Nv "A .rmann 4. Nollenhsupt. ..,-.,u. ar,
"Reminiscences OF LEAH. very ,trse e, 80
y.nsemsnt OF the music om the play Of Lean S,"sns
Mss Kate Bsteman created urore by i.y' 81
SONGS, WITH ACCOMPANIMENT Fo' riA'''
FORTE - -, ,o, ,
KISS ME GOOD NIGHT, MOThbN V''O0N ''''
A Charming Ballad. BY J. X. Thomas MI. ,v ,,s,tv
FISHES IN TIE SEA Song OF ths fhft-VeiS P'e"S'
BY J. r. Thomas. cvc, -
HIGH DADDY The Two most popular ana humorous
49, II ,ba d,y Tas si.sT by Dan D. Emmett anhof
OIL Dhies Land s'" WILLIAM A. POND l. Co.,
No. 547 Broadway, Newfork.
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Urn GOODS.

BARGAINS! DAhuAiN''
- ANOTHER WEEK FOR BARGAINS.
FOR THIS wEEKs TRADE.
we will '0"'"D ADDITIONAL BARGAINS
SILKS. sHAwLs, AND DRESS GOODS
pu''sesf.sfah Il ' Auction sALBs
0''''' and at LAST YEARS PRICES.
SILKS SILKS. SILKS.
GOOD BLACK SILK. at 87Ic.
OIL-BOILED BLACK SILK, 81.
YARDIvIDE BLACK SILK, 81 50.
PLAlN-COLORED SILKS. all The choice and fashionable
color from Auction than the impOIlsrs prces
CoLoRED MORE ANTIQUES.
DRESS GOODS.
ANOTHER LOT Of $500 PARIS BAREGE ROBES,
FROM AUCTION, "a to 70 yards each, at IS,
worth il9
Also soN pieces from Auction Of
MOZAMBIQUES. yALENClAs, AND POPLlNS. at l2ic''
l3c, 49,, 20c. ana 23c. yer yard
Al.o,
The largest aud most select stock Of Black Drsb PEARL
Mode Slate and Tan Alracs' to be found in the city.
MOURNING DRESS GS6oDs and sHAwLs.
Cheap, from Auction
THE BEST STYLES OF AMERICAN PRINTS. at l'c.
to l8c.
Also,
NEW SPRING DELAINES. At l9c., 2Oc., 30 and 23'.
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
Also.
HEAVY BARNsLEY DAMAsKs. from Auction, So o.,
and sShy = ps K ( Is per yiTs % NJ, DOZEN
BLEAcHED MUsLIEsa At lsc. and lsc- yard
Also,
~ BLEAcHED MUsLlNs, at 2lc &c, and 2'c
o,,rro r,p1r cr ort,S VI MEMS TOWELS FM.
BROlDERED DRAPERiES, very cheap
coo Dozen OF LADIES aud GEMS LINEN HANDkkR-
CHIEFS slightly damaged on the voyage OF impora'
ct auction al &c. &c., lie, l2c. Gen. ,ine) 2sc 2Sc'
3oc.
AGREAT BARGAIN
| MANTlLLAS. MANTILLAs.
OUR STOCK IS NOW REPLETE -
| WITH AN EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT
| OF CLOTH AND SlLk GARMENTS,
manufactured from the nIOst approved
| PARIS .SlON5,
and including several "novsiss" - be seen
| ONLY IN OUR STORE.
! OUR PRICES %. % IN former seasons,
| FROM 20 10 80 PAR CENT CHEAPER
than Broadway aud CanGl..t hoG'ss ,u,,o
| snAWLS, SHAWL5 SHANLs.
STRIPED BRoCHE sHAwLs (ar wool At e. 50 50
| worth rs 50 ana S6l
STRIPED BRoCHE sHAWLS superior quality, - 50 to
| s6(worh 81 50 ~ elOl.
FASHIONABLE GRENADINE sHAwLs, E, 50 each
CHECKED WOOL shAWLS, new designs, a, $40 So
BARGAINS RECEIVING DAILY FROM AUCTION AND
w. x PEYToN,
| No. "a DOWERY. near Housion-'t
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Drp GOODS

"A EIGHTH-AvEsUE CHEAP STORE.
$4,000 WORTH OF GOODS
FROM AUCTION
so 600 HANDKERCniEFSy 4, p,,
a,. u,,.ss, and Cent. 10 sheer Lawn Linen In rah'
f1 To BE SOLD THIS WEEK.
Prom " aud 81 up to 81 80. srr, na
.oo LOTS Of SEEDLEW0RK COLLARS. SETS and
" BANDS, at
ABOUT HALF COST OF
IMPORTATION n,ppoNs
RIBBONS. EEiBBoNs.
HiDboNfR; REST ASSORTMENT OF FLOWERS
uros N IN II G TbE GlE? g. &c.. &C.,, SPRAY
EELL00WERS AT HALF COST To-, &c.. &C., SPRAY
KINZEY SELLS TO MILLINEessis v,a
hiN@H' Al LESS THAN JoBBERS PRICES
500 BoxEs NEW FLoWEEs SSc ,t box 81 ss Dozen
TARLETANs AND ILLUSIONS &C. y~d,up'
BONNET GRAPES l9ie 1 yaI So ~
200" SIRA" poNNN' AND BLOoMERs.
NE .PoLITANy s SoSSEr S.
SPLIT STRAW DOSNFrS
DUNSTAbLE P0NNE,rs
FANCY hAR BONNETs.
CHINA pbAt AN BONN Els.
TUSCAN AND PEDAL BpVVSSNNEfS
LEUHORN AND CHIP bbOOMNNEiS
1903 FINE NEAPoLTTAN BONNETs, 81, - -; %
2go Extra NEAPOLITAN BONNErs S 81 81, ~ 1S 81
3500 MITE AND COLORED SHAKER iooDo' nc nc
300 WHILE AND COLORED BL0oMERS 2sc.' JIG
2eS White AND COLoRED BLOoMER5. &c. 7Se'
klNzEY SELLS s STR A,S B9S SNErs H I've
KiNZEY SELLS STRAW BONNETs, 20.
KiSLEY SELLS STRAW BONNErS, DC
kiSIFY SELLS STRAW BONNtIS, 9Oc.
kINZEY SELLS STRAW BONNEIS, go.
KINZtY SELLS STRAW BOSNET3 asc'
kinney SELLS STRAW BONNEns, ssc.
kiNZEY SELLS STRAW BONHETs, 81,
kinney SELLS STRAW BONNEl,, u -.
K,NZEY SELLS STRAW BONNE1S, 81 ~.
Kinney SELLS STRAW BONStIS, . 10.
kinney SELLS STRAW BONNEIS 81
kinney SELLS STRAW bOhSETs ~ y.
kinney SELLS STRAW BONSEls. - 10
Kinney SELLS STRAW bOShEIS, %
ofh'''' o"NN' - HOSIERY FROM AUCTION
HOSIERY FROM 90 PER PAIR ";
GLOVES FROM AUCTION.
Glove, &C.. loc. lsc.. t5c.. Sic, 49,, soc.
KINSFY SELLS YAhkEk NOTIONS LESS ,
ytyzry SELLS COATLS'5
BESr FIVE YARDS an y ~ l.I :,
WIDE, FINEST SPOOL CofIoSs'
QUALIFY, AND ALL nr,, o,pSn 4.
ES ScEGhH, n 400 YARD SPOOL coIroN5 &C.
| GOOD SEWING COIrJNs, DC and l!,. yer dozen,
| KiSZEY Stills BEST SPOOL SILKS. lc. per SPOOL
| CLAi,K's AND BROOKS
| KiSiEY SELLS oLD BROWN WINDSOR SOAP, &c.
| KINLEY SELLS TwlLLED TAPES. lic. per piece.
| kinney SELLS HOOKS AND EYES, &c per card
KINZEY SELLS ALPACA BRAlDS. sc per dozen.
| KiNZG1 SELLS FANS BRo5AES. taps, NEE.
DifS' gtTToSs, TRIMMINGS. PEkFUMERY, HAIR
y III ia ISERilHiSG Else. IN FANCY GOODS.
| UNDER PRICE. ~
| ISFoRMAI1OS fOG STRANGERS.
| South Ferry-rake B.esekef-st. Stages.
Fu ton Ferry huustou-.t sssges
| a,tor House -0th-sy Cars
C.asl aud Bloadway--3sn-ev. Cars
Along Dfoadwsy-rshe l5d,,t. stare,
Nos 2ll a1d ~ EIGHTH AVENUE,
| between twenty and r~sn,y-'ecoad ''reei'.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-11
PROPOSALS for the supply of FRESH

L BEEF Tor the Of u. ). troops stationed at Fort
uchns Newly HarooT for year. ueing ist
June. 1888 viii reesysd Office OF the A 4 g. -.
Fo!t Co.ambas, NewYok HaTbor. until o'clock 90
the % lust The Beef be Of che t quality 10 equal pro-.
peTons If Fore and Hnd Quarters he KS add aaoSs
cudcd" and Ia b. delivered sr CoGmbus Nes-York
HarOor AZ suca times aud In such q<Aars may DO
CUR. Proposals will be addressed to First Li-uiens 3
JAMES,. CASEY s,b Isianiry L. 5 office Of A. A O. 81
Font Columbus, " l. II aid Dc iadossed. Proposals. ior
the supply Of Fresh Beef"
The o p0s4s will he opened in the office OF the A. A. C. So
Fort CO lusus, ~ Y Hoa ilr "a iGst al O'clock Ne
The A. A. C. the hight 20 Jet all bids, which
lie deems eXFagag.nt copy Of this advertisement muse
be appended each proposal
JAMES 5. CASEY let Lieut. 5th Infantry A. A. c. 5.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-11

Proposals must be Endorsed Proposals for Ds'ieca'od Ano
,ptStd a. b. EATON, Col ard A. C. q 8.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-11
Ue0oiua CARDS, sc.

AT j. EVERDELL's, No. 302 Broadway,
IN WEDDING CARDS and NOTE PAPERS IN elegant
styles Also seals and Silver DoorPates elegantly engraved
ATWM. EVERDEIL'S SONS, lO4 Fulton.st.
N WEDDING CARDS Fine Stationery. Colored In
itis Stamping Monoxans Door and Number Platss Seal
Presses blank Books, Checks. Notes. Labels ks, tEsae
lishsd 1851 ~ ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-11
btatlonerp ano 1anen GOODS.

GOLD PENS, wholesale and retail-Genuine
~ soods the best Fountain Pen In the world send stamp
for circular Geo, y. Hawkes., panaf, u Nassust, MY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-11

At GRAND-ST. CHEAP STORE.
N RlBBOS2. kiBBDSS go, hihboSS'
ALL BELOW LAsI WEEKS IRlthS -,
On MONDAY pareh.se, from hrs lasse auction sAle' VII
be resdy. ......, -, . 49,. =,
FANCY BONNET RIBBONS ~ ihe cMtooh, pise' o.
x.ti a. II 81. IS CO 70 ci. 3 cs }. ct 80 cts ~ et'
Der ysrd AID upw,fd. -, .al
ever lsLlonabIo stale snd cooT In psin eoieso
efr. Ribbon. clla flcm nar 90 to Df1aleft wilma
s.u In. Of White aud Black Bonnet RIBBONS
No Trimming Ribbons, beat quAsl, every color ~ cts
per piece.
No 5 do, do, % cts. - ..,.,
~ EDWARD RIDLEY.
W. All and 1lIi gRAND.sT aud No % ALLEN-ST,
w Finh block east from tho Bowefy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-11
Board Gro Rooms

HOTEL LODGINGS at Dupont House, cor
OF Lssh and Hods0Dsts. the most beautiful location
Ao~n town. being directly opposite st. Johns Park. Per
nAnsnt o. transient edaed with without
besfd Wstehasl al night
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-11
prp GOODS.

AT POPULAR PRICES,
ROMAN sCARFs,
Isle THREAD GLOVES,
FINE DRESS SHIRTS,
FOUR PLY COLLARS,
LINEN and JEAN DRAWERS,
FANCY FLANNEL SHIRTS.
IVORY SLEEVE STUDS.
IVORY BOSOM STUDS,
oAUzE MERINo SHIRTS,
oAUzE MERINo DRAWERS.
UMBRELLAS. CANES.
sUsPENDERs, CAPS,
GLOVES, GAUNrLETs,
FANCY HOSIERY, &c.
Alsrqe and popular variety of hs above Goods many OF
them manufactured on tho prsmiss will be found al 10"
pricesa at oSioN AoA"'''
No. 637 BROADWAY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-11
ouARrERsAsrER GEsgRArs 0Fncs-

Or,RTERxAsTYR GESERAps OFFICE
WARRINGTON CITY. March ~, 1905 } :.
OWNERS OF STEAM VESSELS are inyited
" TO send to the Generals Office tenders ox
their charter or sel-. III.
dim-nson enrolled registered tunnsge actual carrying
cspscy material whe'ber coppsred whether nde wheel
I'D bSs ns' s s1a .hoo % the pos 81 ~h
are Of red for Ling or short charter with he estimated ysla
Of the vessel in cIs Of loss In csc the
prefer TO pur :hsse instead OF chsrermg
Owners OF team vessels sheady ia inc sef'c' " -
Depsss ere 4. Ssr Ss.sn: s,e
they be willing 70 grant, ana also the price a. "h' 'sS
Al such should be addressed 10 the Quarerua,terv
General Of tue United states at Wellington and ,h'3d
received they will copsdy red, and the Department WI ens
reduce the heavy expense senolps Army
dc cheaper vessels Of equal capacity io ''s
now employed. --S
oyrcs or AssisT,Sr Coysi.sARr GryERAL OF sussr-}
pScg No. 4stste-.t. NewYork: May >, E9S no
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED Bf
the Undersigned until o'clock p M on aOS ga,
ib Instant iol os the u'1 OF .e use 10y
Army SUBSISTENCE 5IOhES, to Dc delivered !" -'s"'
1000 barrel. OF hr,t quality extra 'uperfne Southern
Louis or Other brand. of FLOUR suitable for ksepns Ia
wsrm nste The brsads aud place Of a,nnia.tuis -
s,.sd 10 'hs bd' aud Shs,hsr 10 oana or ne. nTeS
For ielivei on tue 2Oh Of Msy 1879.
Smell Samples 20 accompany proposals 4.
po,~d AZ w head and nu.t specific ia complying precisely
with the Each BID, 70 aave consid-Hio h'.,e
contain the written guaranty OF TWO respon'ois names Is O'
lows; -. -, N -
wv. the und gned hereby guarantee that shouf Az of
.ny p.rt of the above bid accepted snal De duly "e
according pupoEt aud conditions; else tn-t VII
ten conrat with - nds to tue amo1.t - ~ -
OF the proposed be furnished shall be execned s
CURED" u. . -. l. -.
gidler nav propose for the whole part Of ne aeoss
sellers name place Of BUSINESS, with dae OF uf Ease,
i.r,aairel ON eseh bsrfeL 800,
IN. Fouf will he respected ct the date OF delivery sno
eop,ed With the resined ssps., BY Henry Shieic' fss
drnt s1cation Flour ec;ors whose cerh,s'e VII %
REQUIRED. , , -. ..
P,yneIt as heretofore TO be made sueh funds o. nay
be furnished By tho United States 80,
Contractors are expected hold their goods without exc
nep,e TO the United Sts until requied iOT shipment
Propoer. whose bids cot accepted, are re ue cd 70
sand ior their samples on WEDNESDAY. l3lh instant
DLrnk, Tor ProDosais c BE- fDHDhed at hb efe nhfo1
mus, be incosed tarspe add'ss,d % ne eHdfss"d,
n.a lad y..l prspaf1's far subsusis.ce stgres"
a. B. EATON. Colonel aud A. Z. O. D.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-11

CTRANG, ADRIANCE IL Co.,
~ No. IS BROADWAY,
WILL OFFER At RETAIL
Ga MONDAY. 18th inst,
Large Assortment Of
s T. X 8,
PURCHASED AT AUCTION Ar GREAT SACRIFICE
On COST OF IMPORTATION.
PRINTED FOULARDS Oh Black and Drsb Grounds IN
Chiutz CO0rs-yery desirable
PLAIN COLORED TAFFETAS, 60 all colos.
CHECK and STRIPED SILKS, from 50c up
hl.o.
BLACK GROGRAIN AID TAFFErA SILKS. Of tho
beat MAKE ever imported.
Also
sHAWLS IN Great Variety. coadsiug Of PALE Dor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-11

TAsHIONsl FASHIONS! FASHIONS /! !! !
II NJ DEMORESrS MIRROR OF FASHIONS,
1o,-pNI9 nj GRAND MONDE. SUMNER NUMBER
30 rssas Over 100 ENGRAvlNGS: FIVE FULL
SIZED PATTERNS, and other splendid improvements
g,Id everywhere
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-11

CTEAM WEEKLY TO LIVERPOOL, touching
~ at Queenstown. Cork Harbor This weknown steam
Of tho Liverpool Newlork sud Philadelphia Steamship
Company intended to sail IS follows;
ETNA saturday May 10
CITY OF acknowledgements. aturday, May -
CITY OF NEW YORK. Saturday, May 30
And every succeeding SATURDAY at noon from Pier a.,
North RIVER
PASSAGE.
PAYABLE 10 gold or its equivalent ia currency;
FIRST CAB lN.....SBO 10 acknowledgements 80
First Cabin TO London. as 0 Sieerage Loton. 81 81
Firt Cabin TO Paris. IS O0 Steerage Pai.... 20 81
First abin TO Hamburg 90 COL 10 Hamburg 81 50
Passengers also forwarded TO Havre Bremen Rotterdam
Antwerp kc., ut equally low rates.
Fares Liverpool Queenstown: lst Cabin. 5 SG5
AItA Steefage from Liverpool $40. From Queenstown
Those who their euds buy tickets no
st these rates.
For furher information apply at the Companys Officer,
JOHN q. DALE. Agent, No. Is Broadway N. Y.
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TX sITE!-Th KISSES OF

II sECUNDUs AND BONNEFONS. with Epithsamiuu
IN lull and hDe Steel Plates. 81 cents
-ONIpS ART OF LOVE. and AMOROUS WORKS,
ENTIRE, elegantly Illustrated. 90 cents
DhfDEN'S TALES AND FABLES. with very fine plates
charming little pocket companion. 90 cents.
Sent BY mail, carefully sealed from impairment curiosity
on receipt Of toe Rrce and 10 per cent for postage.
e. BLANCHARD, Publisher No. 30 Anu-st N Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-11

ohio BOYS IN DIXIE.-ihe Adventures
" of Gen o. NJ MlTCHEHS DARING SCOUTS, To-
fether Judge Hos report Of their baTbs.ou.
by the Rebels Price Do Sent post free Trade sup
Piled by NJ DOOLADY, No. AZ Wakerst MILLER &
MATHEWS Nc. 157 Broadway.
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CHORAL HARP-A ner Sun.

1--WE FULL-SIZE PATTERNS--CoinDris-
4 ing Alexandra Bodice aisses Sack. PrBces Sleeve
Byron Collar and Fiflhavenus Waking Jackets and oher
Splendid Novelties ia the Summer Number OF Mme T..
GORESrS MIRROR OF FASHIONS. NOW READY
and scld everywhere.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-11

I" EVENING HOUR" for VIOLIN aud Pr
AZ AE0.-No. l. No One to Love- No 2, 1rsb Trab
Gslop; 40. g. Haecks March introducing Glory Hao1.
jsh ~; No MaT5 land Ny Maryland. Each 25c UNION
COLLECTl0S-A1out 50 most popular Opera Melodies.
Marches, Schosches, Pokss, &c, arranged duets for
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IF YOU WANT TO KNOW

"nst funny customs Of marriage there In the world
road MEDICAL COMMON SENSE,
scuous book for curious people goo book for every
one tables Tree At tine pacps newspaper depot.
tnioasnout ths county Al l., Warmers No Vesey-,t or
Of the author DR.. e g. FoOrE No I3o Broti~sy n Y.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-04-10
SHERIFp> SALEOF REAL ESTATE
- STATE OF IOWA, Howard county SIS

SHERIFF> SaLEOFREAL ESTATE
- STATE OF IOWA, Howard county SIS
BY virtue of one special exc ,ntion issued out
Of tho Office Of the ERIK Of the District Court
of said county, date March cath 1868.
against the following described premises,
,".wit the north east quarter Of section No.
twelve ~ in township No ninety eight 1873,
north OF range No. eleven (l1 west of the
9Th P. NJ, excepting ten acres out of the
north east corner ofthe north west of said
north east quarter of section twelve (which !
shall proceed to sell at the front door Of tn.
Court House in the town of Vernon Springs
in said county at one c'cl-ck p M. of the
first day Of May 1863, to satisfy Judgment
and decree of foreclosure rendered in said
court on the 9Th day of February 1863. for
the sum Of -aven hundred & forty six dollars
damages with interest ut ten per cent, and
six dollars and forty cents sts Of suit, in f.,
vor of A. ". Grant as plaintiff and John
Harlow, the County Treasurer IF II. ward
county, Willard Converse and Reuben Tay.
Tor, a. defendants when and where due at
tendance will be given by the undersigned
Done at Sh"r;fFs Office March 9th 1863.
P. T. Sc ARIES sheriff of said ountv.
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New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-04-10

The DIFFERENCES We give below
a list of prices of several articles in
laily and general use, as they were
when the Democrats were in power IN |,
conducted the affairs of the nation, and
as they are now under the Abolition
administration This is what the 10
iitionlsts claimei would soon lie good
tunes, if the pc pie would elect them t.
office They we're elected and III
good times have come. The blessings
IF abnlitionistn are now fully upon us,
and goods re still going higher, am
will continue to advance till honest mon
are again restored to office. Consumers
will vouch for the correctness Of the
following statement, as almost all SEN
sibly feel the change to their sorrow:
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-04-10
PROCLAMATION.

Public notice is hereby given to all whom
t may concern. that whereas at the =, neral
election held n and for the comfy of Reward
n the State Of Iowa in October a. y. 1862
the question ct Restraining -heep aud Sw ne
from running at large was sui mrttnd to the
egul voters Of said county. and VII reas n
majority of sad legal voters At said election
cast the r hal OTIS in favor ofsuc restr; ctions:
Now therefore |. Charlie. E. Berry County
Judge o. said county do hereb procla m and
declare the result OF such cleticn havin. been
duly re- urne' and entered of Record that on
fter the 18TH day Of April 1863, the
law for suct. restriction against sheep and
swine running at large will become operative
and Of fn'l force and authority as provided BY
Article 3D.. Of chapter 81, ofthe REVISION Of
1860
6 ven under nv hand and seal of office
this sth., day Of April A. D. 1863
c E. BERRY. County Judge
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1863-04-10
THt cOSyECTgUv rLECTTOy

We are ,lisapp intri in the Cnnnec
ticut election, We hoped the dcmncra
CIV would gain twenty six or twenty
seven thousand votes on the vote Of Is
60, S. IS = carry the state. ms ead
Of that we have gained only about
t,oenty fee thousand Turing that time
in n whole vote cf g. 600! We antici
patel that the democracy would over.
come the 8 l4s maj 'rity given for the
republican candidate last wear. Tn.
stead of that we have gained oulv a
Don't 1000 IN trelpe months! We
had faith to believe that, although there
is not one democrat in the present state
senate Of Connecticut, and Int 50 dem
ocratic members the house composed of
231 members, that we might sweep the
Legislature by storm. Instead of that
We have only elected two or three times
"a large number as we had befo, e.,
True, We remembered that 'the gov
ernment" had sent home some 1000
soldiers to vote the republican ticket;
we remembered that from one to two
hundred Il ,(lars each were paid for re
publican voters; thut the officers of the
administration were sent there to
threaten and intimilate ters, that a
fictitious tel"graphic dispatch was sent
into the state from Washington on the
eve Of election. anA that iab,rers we're
uniformly discharged from the fac cries
unless pledged 10 vote the republican
ticket-we remembered all that, but
still We did not see why Coy. SEy-
Moun. an opponent of the war, without
money, without patronage, without
power, ought not to have changed more
than10. 900 in one yearand $500 since
Two years ago! Surely he ought to
have done 50, and the republicans have
great reason to congratulate themselN es
that he did rot.
But, sincerely, never in the history
Of parties h there been s,rh revo-
luton in parties in New England
state before. If the democracy are
not satisfied with the result, then they
will be satisfied with nothing save tie
utter an nihi'ati.n Of their opponents.
Milwaukee Neus.