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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-01-23
High Court Of Errors and Appeals Of the
State Of Mississippi.

JACKSON, Jaanary 4fh. 1851 %
AhDARED, That asFsca al term Of ~ H.
- OF Arrors and Appeals be he'd a. the CONF eSHIl
Il the eny o Jaekson on the third Mend v of Fsb--I
az Lsea i2f tns purpose Of hea ing csa,e e. On ~
criminal eoekets of the FRS and second disfre,, ~
criminal eases on the docket Of the first 6istrfef ,,ui
Of the second dssiot viii DO taken m ~ ~ nose
Aondsy q FesEiary, and tks said tsrm VII 6e eontl
uea until t1e gEilaines cases % ta= dookats ~ 80 ~
and second districts are dissossd o. = "@e nrss
a. II. HANDY
i.,se WIN L HARRIS.
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LErrRR BRom vaCksaUac.

fICkSBBkGi January ~, 1853.
| Special Correspondence Of the Appeal
report obtained circulation here yesterday, that the
Federal armada was again approaching this city. Ihave
not yet been able to trace this report to its origin. and
give it as it is current here, that feet Of ninety trans
ports was on the way down from Napoleon. The rumor
seems to accord with the tatements of the Cincisnaa
papers to the same effect that another voyage to Yiczs-
burg was about to be undertaken. II is very evident
that the enemy has now but one choies-eithsr to come
to this place by his feet or to abandon the project alto.
gether, as the late rains have rendered his inland opera
tons entirely imprscieable, and if he waits until the
banks of the river are full, it viii be equally impracaca-
bic for him to make the trip on his transports. There
are numerous and convincing reasons to believe that the
advance movement viii have 70 be made soon in order
to take advantage Of the proper stage Of water.
From below there is very little information to be OBJ
tanned in regard to the enemy's movement in that quar-
ter, and as yet there are no indications Of any projected
move up the river. The pirate boat ESSEX makes occa-
sional visits to the neighborbood Of Port Hudson, and,
with this exception, there appears to be no fu Their de-
monstration on the part of the Federals. It is the bosst-
ed design Of the fleets to unite at Vieksburg, and to re-
duee the place by their Joint operations above and be-
low, and The army 20 cooperate on land. aud a power
full effort will no doubt be made to take Port Hudson,
in order that Banks army may come up to assist in
taking V~icksburg. Nothing in the world appears more
plausible in newspapers, and nothing is so difficult to
accomplish. The fleets are separated by impossible
barriers at both places, and they never win be able to
remove or oveccome them untn they consent to make a
treaty of peace, and re-establsh t:ade md commerce
upon legitimate principles
Whenever the Federal army may core, or in what
ever numbers it may oope, the fixed, unalierable deter
minaton Of the army which intesposes a living bulwark
against the foe, is to never give mp the place. "The
richest stock and product of a nation is the quality Of
its manhood" and it is this sort Of material which has
given our arms such unparalleled success during the
past year. With an army possessing a auity of interss s
and feelings, carefully nursed into manmoth proper.
tions, whose every bosom is the seat Of an empire, filed
with the spirit of undying devotion and patriotism, what
have we to feari The high moral sense Of honor Of
orr troops, ~intermixsd with a q~aautGn Of enterprise
and well developed courage viii carry them on to yet
greater achievements
The health of the troops here is now very good, and
are all in excellent condition and under the best
discipline, eagerly awaiting the approach Of the enemy.
No apprehension is manifested by any one of our ability
to hold this place and it will make no essential differ
whether the enemy comes with a large or a small
force. NEsToR
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-01-23

~ The Lynchburg 1agiataH states that the gov
eminent agents in that city have been impressing -four
at $3.50 per barrel, whisky a. s. per gallon, and ba-
con and sugar at prices not stated It's aided; 1.-THE
owners of this property declared their intention to resist
but force was employed by the government, and the
parties yielded under protest. Armed guards were
stationed at the doors Of various stores in the city" 1t
is to be hoped there is some Misunderstanding as to the
facts in this case. Congress has not, we believe, passed
any enactment authorizing inpressments of private
property with compensation, which shall be deter.
mined by Others than government agents and owners,
and there can be no apology for the adoption Of the
measure "a stated by the VTrginian. Our govern.
ment," says q Contemporary, IS one Of law" That is
our boast and glory, in contrast with Yankee despotsm.
Let Us not obHterate the line Of demarkation
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-01-23

SHAsmFUL-The Courier states that a larae number
Of troops stationed at Port hudson had not been paid
for several months. We should be pleased to correct
this report II not well foundedi but from what we have
learned Of smlsr negligence elsewhere, we have nc
doubt the fst exists there IS elsewhere. For this con.
dldon Of things there can be no excuse made by the dis
bursiDg agents, and We trust the proper supervising
Officers will correct the abuse and endesvor to mitigate
As mush as possible the p~rivatoDp to which the soldiery
are subjected. Let them have their just dues, and they
win be enabled 10 supply themselves with many com.
forts Of which they cannot avail themselves while neg
leeted by the government they are serving.
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1VERSEER WANTED

4 n OFEaSEER s. wa-iei 70 TAXA charge Of a plan.
"A tar u fcu7 mles from J-ck on. One Who under.
stands tue euiture Of FrUit tees prs'etr red God ref.
sfeness required. Apply az the GAS OFFICE
JAIL" JacSs5h, Mis-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-01-23

hd P~ls1tation near Bottoms Depot. Minds corn+v
z leee1i7 owned by Colonel ". McNeHL. on wrf-B
,n7re are nine bundled acres Of c.eared lard If excel
At 4AaHiy ana me improvements. is for rent this wear.
Apply, without ds'sy TO JOHN SHFITI,v ~ o.
mon or o the Undersigned, a few mics ds-art.
IS s-tr" MARY < T0Erc
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NOTICE.
HEADQUARTERS PAROLED AND EXCITED
pRI0nE-Rg

~ EAaILFUU ND LALdE I'D ,
PRISONERS,
JACKSON, HIS. December "A. 1852
NOTICE IL hereby given in arswer to numerous in
- q1iri $ That an prisoner Of war belonging 10 the
Confederate States sefv &c, d Hverei st V7ek.burg m
dor the Fed -rsl flag Of truce, have been exclaimed o.
arrival. All prisoners an fvnE within the CoDfdsrats
lines by other routes, can O7ly be exchanged by reno -
inS in pc son without delay 20 these Eeadguartsrr -
or0er TO have their names registsred for exchanry
By command o. Brgsdier General RUGGLEs
I3. sZYaANS XXI
de26-lm A. A. and Inspector r -
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mississippi and Tennessee
Railroad.

kh1SE CARPENTERS aid B-LACKSNITHS
- csn tad employment Fl 2 cd wsgss. 10 work in
ro0ui ding bridges o. this ro4c. Apply at Grenada,
HssI slppL A. S. LIVERMORE,
fa2Q iW General Sinner nraudagt
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-01-23

y ANAWAY from the subscriber from y ,bHa Ala
Ia on Oh istmas day my BOY, HEY RV tW-Ivs
years Of age colt q c0i0red, and resemJ' ~ an 5n5-sr
5aViag sra ght hair he is 4up2osrd . , IL in Ja.ksou-
viii ray a rsvs d OF df7y dollars r5r ID dsi.verv to
re a. af. b uzrot-s o. in any jail > that I esn re- km.
ia20Et-caa u C.TToSr
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MsfHgEsSVS.~ ATTEETI0E.

I Ii FIRST-ClASS MACHNIsTS arriving ia the
"a Coufed5Tae hneS can get imme1ists and steady
s-2pioyman- 81 th5 AImOry Of the undersigned, located
at Athens, George.
- 8aeh iss arriving from New Orleans, by apply
ing 10 MaiOr Dum0lteu st Camp M0crs, VIII be imae-
diately daailsd to Onr ArmorY ana flrzihsd with
tr deportation. God wages viii be given good ha-
chioists, and board can be bsd st m0d-r-te rates.
COOk a.
iaQ Ins Arm7rv- Athens Ca
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VVANFEF5.

M NEGRO MN. 20 work in Dade coun ", Ca.
IOO at The Empi e S.s.s Ir a W-rSs Ps-sgns
from the river, anxious 10 place thsir Negroes in a
no ntain region WI find th5 above loesi1n 9 gooi
on. adde's Asa THOMPSON,
superintendent
- 49, w. 49,.
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h 4 T1IWRWETFLY.

A LLRGE QUANTITY OF FUEL for tbs use o
n the Hospitals, shops, and troops At This pot. I
wA pay -a6 highest market prics for ali WOOD d-Liv-
srad at ths place. Persons hs~inR wood f5- sale viii
apply a. my ohee, JUS below tie Post Once.
Fl. L. BOON,
iaI4w CapLsn anf 4. Qrsrterma.tsr.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-01-23

VERY GOOD An officer, who has passed through
various battles IN enc OF our crack regiments ard s.s-
tanned the reputation of our gallant boys ia ali of them,
writes iOculariy 70 his family that ia the battle # Fred
erieksburg he was q" 81 Chilly W unde5 in he coat and
mOrtally frightened "-FGysaerile O5serrer.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-01-23

wv ~ OLLAR CONFEDERATE
NJ In-uS will please notice Whether
Us rs. ~ ~ usnomiha@ GA are presented by servants.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-01-23

rp Governor Morton, Of Indiana, has called upon
4be washington administration to supply its Western
army with any thousand horses, 50 that their infantry
can be moved with the same rapidity that character
ICES the Confederate troops in that quarter Rather
an tnmedsrsie dsma1d
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GNNh.aAL nRDEIg -

HEADQUARTERS DEPART NEVT wTSsrS
sil-sL 80 E@1T LOUISIANA.
JtGksoN. Hiss. Jsnuary 2st. Iiae2
but TLfPER ia Ears5y anncueee5 :.
~ ae-yamP 70 Lisutensnt-Gener1 J. @. Pem5ersoo
eemm-fcng the Department q Kisi-sfD-f - 49,
Lo9 san He 'Fii be obsyed ana respected seco9
y order LieutenaltGe General PRmBERroy.
J r. WADDY
A a GenaraI
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-01-23

~ Mr.. Memminger, Of the Treasury Department,
recommends that the privilege of funding the existing
currency shah cease after the LIST of July next. From
the present time until the 22d Of April, treasury notes
may be funded in eight per cent. bonds, and thereafter
in seven per cent. bonds.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-01-23

We have received a phamphlet copy Of the pro-
seedings Of q court Of inquiry, held at Abbeville, Miss,
on the charges preferred by Gen. Bowen against Gen
Van Dom. It contains the charges preferred, the evi
dence in fun, the address Of Gen. Van Dorm, and the
opinion Of the court. The latter we have already pub.
Ished, bat may take occasion TO refer to the prelimi
nary oontents Of the document hereafter.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-01-23
THE ENEMY AT ysCKsRURG.

1t appears that she Federals have again mustered up
courage, OF made additional preparations, to again at
tempt the reduction Of the bill City, a large force having
nadeitsaPpearsn within the last foIty-eight hours No
attack had been made mp 20 our latest adyices, but our
troops were prepared to receive them in every quarter.
The transport heet is reported to number about forty
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-01-23

"a Tbs ladies Of the military aid society are re.
quested to meet st the representative hall on Saturday
morning at ten o'clock, January "A, 1868.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-01-23

V1cKsBuRG.-We give this evening a letter from our
regular correspondent, dated on the Goth, which has been
compelled, by reason Of the ineficiency Of our mail
service, TO loner on the way until this morning. We
have later by the press. The mig of the 22d says
that On the sIst g heavy smoke was visible ali day soove
Young's POM, and that reliable information wss re
ceivei Wednesday evening that City transports and
tsree gunboats passed Grssnvile on Tuesday. stesmiDg
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-01-23

Y The threatenings of the enemy in North Caro-.
Ina seem to be great, but that preparations have been
made to meet Them is also certain The Confederate
authorities have been, as we learn from Richmond.
giving their attention to this position for some time, and
have provided for the emergency and, in addition, the
Governor of the State has ordered that sl the militia
be assembled and held in readiness to march at a mo
ment's warning. The Federal force is variously est.
mated al from twenty to sixty Thousand.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-01-23

MUSIC TEACHER WANpED,
TETANTED Immediately, a frs-elass TEACHEr.
w auo end Vocal Music. AgPly at this ofco u
iaIQ ST.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-01-23

U Mrs Gilpin, who resides near Shreveport, La.
lost her home and furniture by FIRE, on the night Of the
Sd inst It was the work Of an incendiarY.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-01-23

ri goods are Furnished.
Warings Military Sewing Machine Room. SusBgler,,
Hal Ja-ksrn. Miss. TfarQ1ms~5
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-01-23

FREDERIcKskJRe January %. "A nag Of truce came
over this morning, but no Northern papers were re-
csived The officers in charge Of the flag said the cap.
ture Of Arkansas post. was confirmed by official dir
patches from Mcolernand to Haileek
1t rained all day yesterday and tho night previous and
the RaDpannoek has swollen several feet this morning.
An attack is still believed imminent here.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-01-23

e Col. Basil Duke, Of Gen. Morgan's command. is
not dead, as announced by Cincinnati papers. He was
badly wounded in the head az the fight at RIuldrouehrs
Hill, KY. He is now safe within the lines Of our army.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-01-23

RICHMOND, January 22-Attorney-Gonora Watts, IN
his report, recommends the immediate establishment q
a supreme court.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-01-23

e The telegraph line in Louisiana, west Of Vieks-
burg, was imperative yesterday. TIA report was that
the Federals had made another raid toward Delhi, but
this was only supposition-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-01-23

n We learn that the telegraph line on the BIsss'
sippi Central road has been rebuilt as far as Water val-
ley, and an Office opened at that point. Iii expected
that communication with oxford VIII be re established
in a few days.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-01-23

q The Vieksburg Whig announces the death Of
Captain Harry c. Landrum, Of the steamer Psyt0Ha.
He died On the boat, above Yazoo City, on tho DIST ut
Captain Landrum was a New Orleans and Louisiana
steamboatman. and one Of the mos nonnlar on m. rra-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-16
TCTlON SALE of VALUABLE PROP

~ ERTY iu,h. CITY Of BR0OhLYN. ts CLOSE GER.
TAIN IEUSTs.-A J. BLEEIKER. son 1 Co will cell
WEDNESDAY, Juue ~ al ~ O'clock, at the Exchange
sa-sroof. NO. III Brosdw-y.
Os 3TAN.9 ots Of ground the eas' Side comprising
the -ntfe front n-,se.n b-fsen and " Yekon-.ls
on BEhGESS f.-:J los on the south sfs extending
ON ia Inter section Of Bcfsrnst h rlsburL-i'
On fLAI III S.Ah-J lots on tao w.st 'ide AGJ0Inins
those Beis-u-si aud bcuding the corner OF bthay
ON tIAN - lots the vest eide, ADJ ihibs the above
ircluliL, tn corner % Wycsof..t.
on WfCkOEFSr 70 io,. the north eide, compri'iHs
a.. .nti . front Bets o-n the 9TH a"a b'h-y.
OK wYCKOFfsl.-l lots the south side l7t feet
vel Of tlTlion-av
ON CARLTON.AV-4 lots on the west 'i5e. on and ad-
ioinins tn. lorh.ws.t Of Wyckoh ineud5E The
fame dse lins OF the corner lot
o. sAsDS-sEA lot on the south side 10 feet cast Of
isaf.g.
on NASSAUST -, lots with the fonrstoy brick hoa'e'
o and sdjoiniug The uoftt-cg's corner Of P-ri.st -
Tie It'll. shove IL inJ putsb- and the sale VIII be
IeTrupoTy 60 per cent remain o. bjno ani moHgs
for three hive y-sf, For map. Sc sply to the aoe-
tiouor. No = Ceia. Ching the Bank ct Conintree
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1863. THE 1868.

PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
WITH its co-nsction, terms , >
THE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FHos Ngw York TO rhE rRiS t,PAL WEsrERS CIrrs'
Seven rsus daily from New.YoIK u Philadelphia via
NewJeI ey sad Csnieer ,aJ Alnooy Line ,,,
ROUTE LEAVE NETWORK FROM THE
FOOT OF COURrLANDT-Sr.
Of Phisderhia tho moving passengers leave New.
York Of sane tmc o. heI cu,es, evening passengers
y. m. hour later than other lines.
BY way OF ANorown. evening passengers leave p m
hou later than the Northern lines, aud BY both route,
arrive at the s1us time Norhero lines IN nic,so spd al
p,int- 10 q Northwest. Creshne ludisnsPeO Louisville
St. Louis Cssei.nd. Columbus. Cincinnati aud all main
points West, with lever changes OF cars. 80,
Sirep care without change run itcu, Philadelphia to
Pittsburgh $50 ues and NewYork to Pittsburgh 30 milsa
Smos,rs and ss'oog ,Ns on ali usin'.
Ia - tie "a Other routes.
Baggage checked through 1r,nrrrsH ee.
sscars rleisi aa,l qssa b ~ t;..6aIsa'
Tn, P.nus, want, Crntrl Company Iuns an Emesant
10, inc. wh Oh Ell rs comfortable mode OF
ssie, novns westward at one-hA tie o'aA ''''
Of iaIe. vp-,oury
nv this route Heights Of ali cescrP,ons can be iow"ded
10 AZ from any polrt on be auiiioads oi oh' Nem
RnaD plKEC OF suy por. tie Aayisaoe live" OF The
w, nv IL Auilrs tfom P,ttshursh. 49,
he emit Rsilrod aro ali times as favorable
40 are ,r by OF lei n.ilfoaa ,olapanes Merchants and
,ipp1 nus,g the transportation Of their f.s 10 the
Company. can rris with eaahdep;r On '' speedy '"n'
Farmer aId Desrrs In Live Stock VIII ind this most adj
Tnote CaPbcieus lsds yell wat-red aud ,op-
p.d WIN every hle oeen opened Oh sos ius
apd it every abortion Is paid to their wants
From nsnhouTs wpee WI De ound every convr enee Tor
PAIA NEW.YoRK aud BALTIMORE Markets
IERcH o. f,eight irer,,
NO. As,nr H.nse. aud No. South " illiam'E
MCDONALD & BiSChOFF, Emisfent Aeents.
No. 3battery-plses.
ENoCH LEWIS General Superintendent AlssssA 70
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slElPPKNG INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or NEW-YORK....... 10
Cleared.

Dslssn
Bsri'-Frn,, August iMeot.l, =, Queenstown: Fnnon
Msiucks Wsadt, Csrnioee, Hopkns. Bsnso'. Merrill
Abbott ksra tBrcm J, Peter,on, Antwerp. Boyce boo
Brig Cleversgh (Bt.l -, sligo Gtinu.ll, MiDturn Co.
Sehooners-E innbeth, Hamilton, roItsuoath Oh Hatch
Sea bird. Stan, Warrington. h. NJ. Msybewi Delaware.
Crockett. Portsmouth. w. Brown Co Ony Sou: Joho'
sen, halewell FERGUSON Wooj Mary Adams. Welton,
hncoteasue, A. c. Hsmi Ocean Star. Ham. Poiisbd Wn
8 Brown Co.; mmerce, D,nel'. Warrington Mott be-
d.ll; G. H. Van Vame. Vso Name. Washington Vsn bIunt
Sissht: Conway. Msrwsl, Boston, IN. Brown 4 Go
Leader. Harding, Bongor, 1ho'. II. SandfoId, virginia
Bsaiss. Washington, :. w. Lewis Co.
S0ops-f Is. Warner. Chssker Hartford H. :. Racket
Son; Pointer Nichols Providence L. Kenny Harper. hoss
Psutueket, Il. 5. Racket Son.
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D.SfyL H. bUHDEIT, Ageiionesr.
e. \. MARSlIALL' SALE Ol
~. fFIZE PROPERLY
hLRDETT JONES 4 Go. wiz sell q, AuCrIOH' or
VfUNs rUAl Junr e. 1913 - J.. o'c ock al [ uion
stofe- Efossu bysiuus Il wit Of Sendiiione
10 me lisrc.si a. lnd-f tie direction OF hObL"I MUts'
rsf.o 81 pli1s schooner REINDEER consisting OF COT.
Ton . .,-.
ION. . ,..., ,
,.fss % phzs fchoon. MONTE CRisrO, eonsi',ins Of
CJltJN.
tAt.io.u- Tires day. previous q sale.
ROBERT MJHhAG. L. 5 Hu,hal
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Moro. TIL. steamship City OF Limerick viii sail from
n.~iA los COX al. live poo " Wednesday mkt l7i
storage Siu be iSaen ~ heE a. reduced
rates pal sbi- ln I currercY . -
JDhS u DALE. Ascu,. Nc. Is Broedsay NJ \.
ArTEAM WEEKLY 10 LIVERPOOL, touching
AZ Qv,ru.,owu Cork if.Tbor The we'll Known steam
~. o tno iycfpoo New and Phisee!phia s;eamhip
ompBiy ietruded T. ssii o. follows
OLA- OW ...Safnrday Jnne ~
Gil I OF NAM bFsI d.y June -
CIR or WA utSGt Saturday, July
td succeeding SATURDAY. noso, uon fler ~,
10. III Hysi
H.rEs PASSAGE
rayablc In gold. oru. ,.uissent in currency:
FIEsI Cal IS......s ~ 20 SIkEhAO So 30
Fi.t - 70 Loujop IS Cd S-csgr 70 London... IS 81
Fu., C,b 20 P.li.. 81 M s-erss- Psris... 80 81
ilsinbuts 81 col Seess- to Esmbur... 81 81
Pa..eozcr, forwarded to asIe, Bremen. Rotterdam,
Ant~.rp. &c. IT equally low rates
zee from Livery 81 or Queenstown: st Cabiu, So SIS
sra s,terase Iho.r who wish 10 send for their
frends can buy tickets hs.~ ~ thss. rsiss
tor iur he iBsrhIstiou tppy ct the Company oMces
aOHh -. DALI Agent. No. Il Broadway. y. \.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-06-16

UCTION SALE nt HARPERs FERRY
~ ANNORi. ".
GONkHNNLNr SALE,
On Tuesday Jtnr ~. iH.1 -nsing - IA n'ciocs
nooa ps .~ly ~ DO .oI - .ir ,lef' F,ry Arme'y
Va. tue following ,..,,....,,,r
.TOAss. viz:
1000 Ton. Iron Ca'tlnf. $50.
70 Ton. Ifoa shsfIl.. PulsYs Bsyel Wheels 10
H. Tsus Of wrong. iTaa. " aefAs
sn,O M1ts,, and Hhs bifiss
n Ifos fof.cs.
POS s..fs,rd Arvs
7Fofr- Putnp-. Dfas Pell'hing Machine
sVlt uarnrf., d. small r!.o Eu.iEs.
4Stnr.. iot Caai Plooi il~I-.
lDrop Iiamnsf lou pgilns fOfs.
2Fab Hss't .ot tifc Bfitk 1T lonli
W-san tat sud sundfy otEef gods.
Terms Ah Ia Cove -rinslt iguis
pANIEL !. lOt Nc Oflralsr Agent
n, order Bn. -uen. JAMES ". RIPLEY,
thl,. VI Ofdnr1ce. Ma.bi Igfpu, - &
}. IS. CANNON. Auet!oussr.