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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-19
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= - ~. - VII

COLLEC ZION Of MOD.
vi EnS PICTURES -HHNRN a. LEEDS co W.
Ma, n aid e. at y o'soll seh svsin. :, ~ p''''''
Gsl..y 10 s,s Biic ~ 30 ~ r. NopfRS
PiCTURfS
being the iiss., aud most eo'ty .'sa.se o. "oi' ei
ofOhlBiyAL spocimsns b afl.si' u 'lo' u 70
eolrrs. sc'sd ~ s.c 49,. soI,,,a
-. I'D " n.n "a E1nps ifos 10 tILi1oEt a. t'e
80. a. Of 10, iso - g,. an 'oo al oihsr painted
70 sreeStsl. ~. prodsssa, u several si'' Of
h, .rfl.s ovlns ~ their iafty and nigh eosi As's
i' -. .s,ret A.fs sinYn. Whlsh sell. D. to.t4
tho Chef d'plvTo q Fofsui Wiiien', u.-' ~.
Seis' ols Of the ct beautiful .P,'n'en' o' pro H'I
Breton In,siorp tho phao pi-ial' q Iheod u, q.
i.uvai. Tie o. 4leHugt,' ~ h,Huiti. "' ="
H.asl cselihs Fof,.. siis. end o. ~Hi-A '"ioos,'
L.rea sddea tLe hsais' cabinet 'Pccimoa ~ AD' ~
Psa y.silor. school 1, represented - fs1e WI by
,he letla6r nus fslntr ff,Ici. els. b. iih,,s'
v@,.,, Caarh41,en Bo-i,shs F'n.'E hsyef
hr. d. Hsrsi,tsin LhnmafDIsh, 40 . ,,, T. ,pr.
- Faasrt 4ssaya NsE4n, foeuf, Lahss ~ 90 = 90"
81" M, -~tssl bv nrmsrou, specimens BY sehslf0u
y-f,ehuuf Looi. Mrysf, IAN pfooi,s.I, hFefc- hYe'
Ko.G Isus.S. van How. Van hss Ss'''s5' ba,l
Ts,nijsas, WsIasen ku.smsu, Ls.'Aen h'sep' '--i
gsr. a. ,sf'dyLs' c..s,' . 81 , t,'AF '"'o''
h,sug 10 !.iaa aisA ispnieLsd ar h.fhesc'ho,e9
40 na,ss 1ino sensl ,sIt. Do Sooe. RoJ,e d.
I.4 seltufc. pe Hsusd, Won setenS i""'e' ~. poi'
las. coiroa. WAu.7r' dc Jo'se'' % ''"'' VIAL 'AD
ssIs sc. a o..
Tte Lps,h psuoa a. Tie collection Il un.'ualy rich ia
,,ss.Dt II "a q. ba.4y (mauJ of Son eItlDs ,ctsis
by s.s9! " ssy} H., ByS-l~p u" '.0[ t,i. 49,
s,of: ~ ~ol' Aahel, Noel Buii' J.. Z. "ilA.a,
Waier Williams, Pelham sh.Jef fn'on' D-i'A' ''-''''
CL.tl.. Duke h.. L BaTnes. a.. ke
40 ,ryo,,I fa,s eIsmpls. by Amef.csn ahss Includes
Va siol Cfossn. Ihs DeisNs, y T. ',u,4s ~, =,
Tie ,seod aud .As.ef pouTe oftte ..gsot an We ohs
f,oa alien tie H. rnssvus yas tsk-u 10 IoSl tioIsy
III inouI ally, hays ia hs'iman' 'o'A''S' " - ''
an. shatl iek Biu. nam, sod 7ontas
g..f \, in .sssIa cnoco lIocei OF marble 'ia'uaEJ
~. u.,, on e1bln1a ab.gr fee, witn GAIA suc
w ,v N recon lsnd lygers 4 the hns art TO 10y ia
- 81, L. tbs so.soliou, tie oppGitf4y fer sxapinis ~
a tnrI itauro Dslng tlon pooHpD m'is lA'VieDy '.I
more cfOGdtt
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Sales bn Autiion.

EORECLOSURE SALE.-WlLLlAMk KEN
L NELLY Sheriff. Auctione.r, will sell n auc ION o.
Tuesday MAY - 1872 at II oclnct al ssis.oom No III
Bt1ad~sy uBd,T duecil0n Of JAMIs LiNt "a, 5hefh
n. valuable PROPERTY known No. llS bo~efy, DO
ts.eu y rng snd Prnteta fof .ttG L.. ihqute - Ihe
Zee Of The Auctituesr No. IL Pirc-si.
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DASiKL H. BuHDErT. Auctionse, ,,,,
TT 3. MARSHALL SALE OF PRlLE
PROPERTY. nm, a., "a
BURpETT. JONES L 20. viii ,el on f uipAi' may -
at IL O'clock at UbiJn stores, BT0ohyh'
By virtue OF writ Of vsndtiani eIE,nnsa 70 NC u''
and delivered, will soil at PUBLIC AUCtlOH,
STEAMER SUNBEAM AND CAhuV, Oh
eousi.ng Of Brandy. HsdwAfs boos Shoe, s
Fish Flour. 40 Aso1iier TAckIE ana ArrAhHh'
sId eferJ hing OIL board bel~ ging 90 said steamer"
SOBERT MURRAY. U. 0. h1sbsL
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ENIsK g. HATCH,
BANKERS

DEALERS IN GOyEhNMESr 5EGUilTIES.
EGPETs POR u s. FIVE TWENTY LOAN,
o., pY.r,,.d 70 furuish the o. :. FIyE TWKNrY.YEAR
SIX PR CENT PONDS. air.c' IRON ne 0oyeibio@ns
Il PAR AID ACeRIl ~ lsTaREST. oT PAR Win Interest
0oI us-uc M dste 4 subsCTipo4 ana psymsht
: rSr on AND AF1Eit JULY THu PiuviiHCs - Cos-
9TETfSo- LKGALIz ~ 81 SOrEs IErD tina Five TWENTY
fEAR BOyDs PAH WILL ,fAsE fsfs, ~tA.gi .eG iie
Unitsd Bond p.ylt cent LlFfet ~ OOLD,
AT PAR snOud send 10 tler orders before that time
We sso~kesD hand c0DtsD supply al eisbset Of
government Sscute for se AZ TIE west MsfIe fsies
L. = 80 TREASURY NOTES.
Z. b. o PEH CENT BONDS Of lssl -
q. g. ONE-YkAR Ck4IIFICAIEo VI INDEBTED
FLSS kc &c.
"a no rGht convert Le-s Tender Notes into FfyE Twgs-
~ sDds yres ID. III Of July pi, wing hs funds
u SAVINGS Bsixs the irr~st upOu hf be forfeited
wihdfswn be0fs that day bonds 70 be dsy-
tst during the bret twenty days u july BY depot oi 10
tsnt With tas tIbscrlDeiG
FISK & HATCH,
no. 3S WALL-ST
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j. BLEECKER son & Co. will sell on
"A. FRIDAY. may ~ a. u O'Clock, at the Merchants
EIchauFe SalssloOu No. lO1 Libcrys-f
on ALLEN SIREtT-lbo valuable productive properly
Known 40 ~ Ansns. ". a.. 10 n Hester ano n-tf
Kew 3 31s7 On The lIeuies ia ifoi t. a
thTeesofy frame bulldog 2lIl ~h water nc sps-
cious tnI e. s5ry bnck Worksh0p IN with cellar 10 n
deep we buit snd nearly ueT ard Stable l1Iitr. An
A..y.WAy &. VIDE runs = TIE whole VII e 4
oi FL 90 per Bsps terms, 6c Al No. y CedNst
adjoining Bank Of Comnlerce.
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Cr,rou Houss YoRx COLLECTION, OEros 9Th msy 1861
NDSE now under seizure at this port m having been Inn

TIVE following articles MERCHA under seizure % h m.ns Ts
orr s
se.wnh
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A UCTION SALE of MILL aud WATER

A UCTION SALE of MILL aud WATER
n POWER.-willbs SOLD ~ PUBLIC AUCTION, on
THURSDAY the 2st day Of May, 1908 at 10 O'clock m
In SOUTH KEkNE ~ a.. ths prennses the valuable
MILL and WATER POWER formerly occupied by j. A.
Fay Go IN Kesne NJ H. eon.isns OF oe o-.'ory trrs
j. I6O14O feet ed root with wings yI0 aud 9rt)
built In the substantial msnne together with Barn
knd Outbudibgs Que nrsclss, Turbine h-s and
ShAftipg connected with good WsT Power aud one Dam
sgI DWei1 Houses sethsT vi By acres Of Lsnd; on
which uHoccupirt Waer Powers Aso' IRON
Pspe. Eugne Laho. brliug L.,he and large quantity
Of Machine Tools The sbOye property 10 in sooJ repair
and would be suitable for Wooden OF Cotton h. OF large
hin B0 rods Of the depot the line Of hs Chehie hsil
road ard within two mi.s Of the o. heene foi i9
ther inforlnstion apply TO EDWARD JOSLlH q. II.
IILDEN a. keene, ~. IL
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EXECUTOR's SALE of VALUABLE PROP
II ERIY, belonging 10 the s'is,e Of The late An4Is" '
A. BLEECKHR. son 4 60. viii ,sl Gu TUESDAY,
MAJ 26 a. O'clock tic kIolSugs Sle'fooms, No III
u iOsovay o., o..,.o,.
or BdOADWAY-The valuable four.s'ory brick STORE
ADD LOT Not, ~ sud 90 bIoaa~ay teigesh -sng pico
and BeAyefs sui The hyes bfck oIOhh ADD 10 T. al
tni8g the so. 81 A.wst. Tho laud - sAtd on
Br sdway - feet N.wt tnd 30 feat III drPin ron
street 10 sf-et. Tho buildings " tho most f-btnts
caIhctsr indie pendent walls, double Dssreat ard ire p,o
AMI eIc,ed in oI ga and c0nF"neAce TOT Dpsrs
90 Dosss by any eftctlous in th@ Ia. " afd 1900.
OS DEY-ST-lhe hves'ory br1wn stone hont SlOhE
And Lon Ho q Doys, roith ado neaf hioidEsJ LOl -
lset front anu Dy - feet deoP. Ihe buaiHs .ea'a
and ii proof The tenn, viii Do "a ds 70 lii he Plion''
Tn a beyond dispute w. ,. LAWfESCE
TdYO. TUWNsEND, Execution
CEO. b. MICkLE,
ALSO. --.-...
VlLTyAbrE PROPERTY IN BihNiIATTANYlLLE.
City Of Nrw-f 1rk-
ON llTH-AY--Kight LOTS embracing the whole east
trout between l25h aud lJVthsts ebcn IyI O -ls
property IL large Double Msnson. with wig In hale OF
hoiouih reps having soen pa'ued sud putiH me oono'
ON iTf-AV Tire. LOTS and half on tho west sids'
between Oh ana lSsst size IN front, ~ leot ~ lhshs'
ON l3lsr-ST.-Four LOIS on tho south side, 40 lee'
west Of ih-sV For Particular, apply 20 INC buetohets
40. II Csdsr-s,.. scjolning Bank Of Conu'fco.
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Ginsltal Instruments.

4 CARD.-WM. Il. BRADBURY,
~ pIANOFJKTE E5rABLl5HMENT
No. s1f Bfooms.t. oorDer Of Cro.oysL. " z
tn. unt-s ed hardy b. hls psors lh, IN
All h iucfss.d facilities be h been unsoie ny 70 meet he
Pc p.cioiy are deusho biz fisno-t0es lilo
10 r4asns his fsclofy 90 twice ' 5fmcr ste, aLd
oh.fiss -suy inc'~,sinF bio us1faoturinE feiii's by
u wbich he ~i.o,u be a. position 70 usss promptly
all ofdsfs ~ BIZ ius'ruinrfts
s.pgs Of Of, dafsnt ssyes Be sesa. and the Tone
,o which beooms eselfed herd a. hs ware
roaus No az Bfo1mcst conner % Cfoshy-i one block
VI brosd~y fr0fss'rt sustenrs and al. lovers Of
good pislo cordially 'tsd q a.. Agd uy IAsn with or
WM. y. BRADBURY
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Amnsements.

NIBLOs GARDEN.
Lessss and Manager. WIN. Whestey
H., -. H., LA5r WEEK
- FAREWELL ENGAGEmENy
" "a oRsAr TRsGIo Artistic r-
u. .bad,,,o. 10 ,,I MISS bATsMAN. ....
- ' '' PUBLIC WIEN
msnifs bted 20 unni,tsisbly BY ns
DENSELY CROWDED
BRILLIANTLY FASHIONABLE AUDIENCES
NIGHTLY ASSEMBLE
10 vitsrss her
WONDERFUL IaPERsONATJON
..., ORIGINAL CHARACTER
tEwIsB MAIDEN, ..1 r.I r
LEAH, ,..
THE FORSAREN.
ADAPTED and arranged expressly for
...I., .. % MISS BATEMAN
by Augu,lin Daily e,q whickhss achieved such
UNEXAMPLED SUCCESS.
EVERY EVENING
ths week . -.
are the excellent arnstes, MIR L. r. Sbewell Mr. j. Mo
Caliough. Mr.. J. q. Burne,t MIR. Harry Pearson, hh
Lano Mr. C. L. Wilson, Mr.. Geo Androws Mrs. j. W. Ian
etean Mrs. H. +. 0rstt.n. aud Mrs Skerrst
Original sod beautiful scenery by Nj j. h. Selwyn onst
10. music con erpressly for this pess by Mr. KOBE
S,oep original snd charsotssic costumes by Mons ni
lips The music and fu chorus the direction Of Har'
vsy y. bod . 49,. .......r,
Boz book open THREE DAYS IN ADVANCE .1
Doors open "a PertormEpse commences at O'CLOCK
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A j. BLEECKER son 81 Go. will SELL
IA THURSDAY. May 81, At IL O'Clock. at the Mer-
chanis Exchanse Ssesroom, No. lOj Libe,t y-,t. go -
on n W CORNER l0i H-AV. AND BJD-ST- One
valuable CORNER LOT 258EOe. whifh there ''tOy
house with st0Ie GU hrst door
23 6xlQ1 eet On the premises 3stoTy bgdin. u.d a.
per ceu csu remain bond and mortgage Particulars ct
No Il Cedal-sI.. Aaioinin. BanL Of loameo e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-19

Fy1IIE wel.knOwn WOODLAND PROP
Il ERTY auction. 40 LOIS belonging 70 the estate oil
"a llTT BBiEgGKER son co. viii .sll on wEDHRs-
DAY May a. Al IL oclock at the EIclSnss saeroom' no.
III broadway 800, ,,..,t. -, u
20 Lots OF GronBd on Broadwty 10Th ic6h lo7th and
l08th aud lltn aud lNhayF with valuable water HsHu
90 ts lIadson RIVED aud two welbuit MslAlODs ia s"oH
coudition. Nth ODthOutss aud otablts a..
The tract complies the ene BLOCK bounded ~ p'os-
wry iIth-sv. and l05tb and o1h1tS $50 ,o..
m. entire Block bounced by lin aud khaFs ana Io''n
ard ll5tb.sts. " ia tho Water Front. a.,
All NE Lott on the soHth side OF lD3lht, between Diose
nd the river with the I'D acont Lots on IIih shd I|h
avs. with the WasT Fiopt. =, L., ,oc., II nah
go and Isy With re formed ~ 1ne iaieT'ec9ior ol
llth-sv. with the water 70 y =, - III, A.. a..
r., ofe OF Strip OF Lnnd lending rom brond"sJ 70 tue
,i,.r On, The norbsfly eide - hh-st ,,-,,o,
si,he Ioa with the Water fT0ui, on the east zoe o. iEb
sy bet i0th and I1st1-'is' "s1'H'' "' " $50
tho rear lO1th and IJth-sls u, - H. - ,lad
ase ,be valuable Lot, with the tfep0c uhoh.~r@loa'
eseorV tubs,autial Store tue unfth-eHt cpip ~
snJ ortb-.t Contain u fest hont on bioh'"a, -
ioG lci o 81 outL The building Aas az non 'op' ~
81 f-nsiys modern built Nanls on bonn ~ -, ~
~ 1,r0ijv b,bu bv ave work for tho ownei ~ mna'
Ain the yauabls Lot with The Building ON tho
csruef OF VASE sod Chufchs,s, 10 the l""ens'9 ~, a.
hood oil the nov Commercial diltne containing oi's iso' "
WsksI una II on Cburch'f HI, VI. isa Church.
At bstsesa Ffankn and Hnite-stsi 'he GU Chuteus ."
fo-t by 100 feet deep. -, -At.h in u. m, Az
Title iDd.putsbls aud terms fsyoTsDIe rHoh w % ".
Nv tbs Asotioesr At before ths day oil ssio
Of the property can the office oil me hrotohee
AZ cedar near For further particulars sss INC spe
a adv In Tho Evenng Posi ahd6 Of
lssro. apply 70 O. TILLoTs0H, CeoAsslor 81 Law NO.
IL WslLsE
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DAVID H. BrRDErr, AuetionssI: ,,,,o,,
TT s. MARSHAL" ShLE oi Iilhh ., ri Is,
sGTiJRDAY May 30 az n O'clock At D. NJ Wheeler Cos
sia,s, Atlantic DOCK Brookyn BY vdue o. WY o. ven
on,, 20 f. directed and delivered VIII eel 81
ntIio snstiop as above, CARGO o. STEAMER mEh
PIIIS combating OF Sea Island aud upspe cotton cotton
Catalogues will DO ready tho 18th. and the sooa' e'H 10
sIamiHed Nv" '''' HoBr. MURRAY. U. S. Marshal
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Sales bn Anrtion.

]. BI.EECKER, son ~ Co. will sell on
~. TUESDAY NAV 70 At u O'Clock at the Merchant
Erohange S.lesfocIns No. i0J Iibetty-sI
ia S0-Ths valuable plot Of Ground with the
d,able br,et House thereon ocou pied snd dwsos
situate Bidgrs next sdn ne tina bi'ok store Of Ieck
RSirweaher The lot Is and Il" feet roni and rear by
shout deep runrug through to Fankinsley TN
building good condition On the preGsiscs sre also ne"
Barn and Stable Maps, 40, At No. II C.dA'I, ADJOINING
RsBk OF Commerce.
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4 j. BLEECKER, son 81 Co. will sell on
n. THURSDAY. May n. st ~ s'ciock; at the New TX
change Sslcsrooan, No 100 Liberty -
On BROOMt-ST.-Ihev tluAhe PROPERTY Known a.
No al Rroon~-.t stpse the 81 feet wet Of Mercer
It, The House IL Of brick tories with fAJ wall manos
bic els modem Improvements 'uosaoia
y built aud Ia Grs.rae order Lot 25S house, ZSriS
fel "a per cent can remain Jond ami mortsge Aals
&c at No. - Ceiar-st., adjoining BAH OF Commsfce
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A. -. MEtWis. Aucrouco,.
RY BANGS, MEsWIN \ CO., Irving Build
I'D ing, NO.. 80, snd so broadway Sass IF Books ssA
topery Prtures Wots Il Art FAncy 0oods FuritaTs 10
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS
M,y ~ and u. VI q 9clocs
PRIVATE LlBkARY-Of ch,ics Eugish AMI American
Book comphI great variety Of the beet od'ions ofs'and.
ard WORKS ~ hl- aud sub.sht binding AGO eoi'cioa
OF ise.ansoo, Lit~r.iufe sbse bssatifu lasTat-d
hnoka Sc. NAialoauea are now Teady.
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OYYiCB OF TIE CHICAGO AND ALTON Il. X. Co , I

NOTICE is hereby given, that this Company
~ prepared TO discount the pay Of interest their
ssus OF "a. 400 900 FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS, due July
J. 1863 being the hrt Coupon attached 20 sid &c Dds
Ga pTrseRSicn Of the Coagons the ohce oi M.sfs o.
g. ROBBINSk sON. No - Willisust. the iuteieh will be
paid less i've 90 deount Gunum for The period
hrexpired JOSEPH PRICE, Secretary and Treasurer
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Epwlhp sIEr1EsicH. ABctirn~ef.

EDwlkD SIFTIEStcH Auct1neef.
EXECUIORS SALE OF HE CoLLEC-
II tION or PAINTING-, THE PROPERTY O. THE
IArE Dir ABBOT or CAIRO. E0iPi, D. y. ~. TVS
& "a, a, ths DcToy Gallery fioDi On MOSpAi ~
vausbe COLLECTION Of Ancient Painting. D. 40 - s3oas
bicn s,i be- found very examples, sseot-d By
IN. nj. Dr. Abbot from t;ed coeeu01s, 40 80 which
~. c toe f,ecsl sttsu.n ol c1uLOissc collectors AM
i1ieresed in scQ4uua bona hoo ofsn4I Ei-'Lifa i"e
examples iuclods: .
GEHAkD Dow, DiyThlSh 'AS DEANHA'
EOLBsiS, lar0L1iAch' AiNN"'
hUBEss NA'Lo3, iAiAp "H'"H4V'N
CiGsAaI NOuVEHsANf, OslAbE
ALBgRT DUHKR, BEHdhKA, bAhofALo'
PABLO NEEoSEsE. Cur, CAhHAcci.
I,xppnvyJH GEyrIR Cato h0HklLE,
g,nn.. Sus.TEHnAyS, SALvAToh Rosa.
f. addition 20 the ay0vv sn e " iSeI o. zoe ~
ECUTOHS or SILPHEN ~ ChhhIkh' 'eFeiAl 'll.ip
worss Of Art Including very naLc ent fc'sIs y Hu
ro dec ARID h be only ohIal bot oH" VI the bhoi
specintn, Of NE master:
EAsBKEysLDR sALYATOk hoaA' DhhfolVsh"'
Qo.1 ph TiyoLf. T. FAs MOoHT. Vas TX W htnE
I hose woIks will be on exhibition On tnd RON 70
DAY EFENIAO until time oi sale and Cftog iss9J 40I
dflfyefy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-19

~ ELEGANT 7-Ocia'e Rosewood PIANO
n FORTE f9s SAIL w.tl .. nraen imf.OveDenis
os.tirur m ffafre Ffourt arfion us1e 70 order
sal fully s.tEaairsd 81 $50. ~ ss1o. ieudss 'ioo
nod ossf hqllso a. No q "ssi .tL-'l 0r~cru u ana
5h-asf
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OYYfCE OF THE CHICAGO AND ALToN r. r. Co,
u Ny ~
oITlox OF IuE lLIlSOi. csSTRAL RaiLNoAe Co.

FTNHE ANNUAL MEEIlNG OF the ShdIeholl-
err OF the Illinois Central Railroad COMPANY for ihe
Secon Of Directors. aud tie transaction OF any ons bus
Ss,s viii be held the oee OF the Company IN the C o
Bhisaxo on WEDNESDAY May H. 1893 a. Ia ocloek hoon
Ths transfer booas will be closed JaI tue lS Nay ADD
"'r'"'N l. A. CATLIN, secIe. sry pro tenn.
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WI T 1sfs''|'I
- AL COTTAGE uPRBif~ f'T smsl rooms and com
ry -rcrs ra, sni retail p per cent cheaper
htn ny otirf ho4te SEM iof llco LIST 4 H. ChAM-
BEts BIBLE HOtsE. t.h-t COT ,;haN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-19

DRASS INSTRUMENTS OF finest quality
ID to,,ry and r,on tsi'.. on isni md lie 60 grsf
W afrsuiea. 10. Is DODWOhrH No Adof-Pizc~. y. \.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-07-31
We rather think 1t will for a while.

~ Hon. John ]. Crittenden, who died
at Frankfort, KY, on Sunday last, was born
in Kentucky, in 1885. He was one of the
last of that old school of statesmen who held
sway in the public affairs Of this country dur
ing the political era in which Webster, Clay,
Calhoun and Benton flourished. In 1916 he
was elected a member of the Kentucky House
of Representatives, of which he was made
Speaker. In 1917 he took his seat in the
q. S. Senate, was reelected in 1885, and
again in 1889 but in 1s41 he resigned, hav
ing been appointed Attorney General in
President Harrison's Cabinet. Resigning
with the rest of President Harrison's Cabinet,
when the President died, he was again cleo
ted to the u. S. Senate in 1912, to serve out
the unexpired term of Mr.. Clay, and was re-
elected in 1843. and retired in 1S48, having
been nominated for Governor by the Wings
Of Kentucky, and elected. In 1850, he was
appointed Attorney General by President
Fillmore, and was afterwards again elected to
the u S. Senate, for term which expired in
1861, when he was elected to the House of
Representatives, for the term which expired
last March. He was candidate for reelec-
tor to the next Congress, and would doubt
less have been returned had he lived.
He was true patriot, though somewhat
welded to the institution Of slavery. sa.ala5
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-07-31

LEMONS FOR THE WOUNDED.
among US" who live at home at ease'' have
said great deal these few days past about
the sufferings Of our soldiers, lying wounded
many of them unto death, lingering and
painful-this close sultry weather, in such
numbers that it is vain to hope they can
already be supplied with what such sufferers
need. All Americans love and long for the
lemon, and find in its juice the most grateful
relief in fever. Oranges are very good: thank
God for both these friends Of our hot summers
But these are more perishable, more costly.
and at this moment not in their best estate
Shortly we shall have the luscious Hayanas
and may hope that some. Of our generous
merchants will then remember the soldier
But just now let US send lemons. There
IS not another shape in which so much com
tort Is packed in so small compass. We saw
that, if once an egg is taken from its shell,
no human power can put it entirely back, SO
closely has nature slowed it. So of the lemon:
we may truly say that so much refreshmeut
could not be contrived by the most ingenious
and loving art within the size of a small hand
grasp as lies within the fragrant rind Of what
IS almost as common among us as water. vet
IS precious to the pale lips Of the wounded
. anything bnt the sight of home, faces or
lhe, hand writing Of the loved ones far awav.
Al ~ ! our ~ , nurses say: "Send lemons"
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-07-31
FROM MISSISSIPPI.
Brilliant and Successful Expedi.
t1On by a Portion OF Sher.
mans Force. II 81.
Rebel Cacazry Driven and an Immens
amount Of Rebel Property Destroyed.

kEbeE C1C0tTy DTaOeN ana an Immense
amount Of Rebel Property Destroyed.
Special Dispatch to the Chicago Evening Journal.
r.-at .r} CAIRO, July 20.
l have just received the following from
jackson, Miss, dated July Goth, 1868: g..
Col Bussey, Chief of Cavalry of General
Sherman's army, has just returned from
most brilliant expedition to Canton, Miss, and
beyond. At Canton, on the 18th, he met Jack
sons rebel cavalry DIVISION 1000 strong,
with three pieces of artillery. After severe
engagement he drove him across Pearl river.
Our force consisted Of 1000 of Bussey's
cavalry, and 1000 infantry, commanded by
Colonel Wood, of the 18th Ohio. They de-
stroyed the railroad bridge over the Big Black,
one mile of trestle-work between the Big
Black and Canton, burned Ways Bluff Sta
ton, burned six miles of the railroad track of
the Jackson and New Orleans and Mississippi
Central Railroad, five locomotives, SO cars,
Is large manufacturing establishments and
railroad buildings completely destroyed the
Dixie Works, and burned loo, 900 feet of lum-
Der. At Canton they also destroyed two miles
Of track, burned two locomotives, twenty five
cars, the depot and large lot of cotton. At
Calhoun they burned pontoon bridge, on
which Jackson crossed his division over Pearl
river, destroyed the ferry at Grants Mills, and
burned several bridges on the railroad.
We captured about 100 prisoners. Our loss
is 20 killed and wounded. BEE. b. - =,
The value of the property destroyed is inn
mense. The railroad is completely destroyed
for 40 miles. Johnston's whole army is de-
moralized and in full retreat to Meridian.
Mississippi is completely conquered, and
the people are begging for deliverance from
Southern rule. ~ r.. ..i;..,. f..,.,., IA, ..sg
Gen. Steele is still in pursuit Of the fleeing
enemy, towards Meridian. M.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-07-31
UNION STATE TICKET.
The Capture of MORGAN.

The Buckeyes have made clean job of it.
They are now more than even with the Geor-
gians for "gobbling up" Col. Straight with
400 men. John Morgan and his $500 high
waymen have all been captured. This is one
of the most gratifying achievements Of the
war. No such formidable force had previous
ly been taken con the wing" by either side.
Morgan had a well equipped army of veterans
The force opposed to him was raw militia
the squirrel of the beech forests of
Indiana and Ohio. But they have proved
themselves equal to the emergency. All hon
or to them .>......-. l..,..;....-.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1863-07-31

- At public meeting in Westchester
county, N. Y, Mr.. Haskin, Democrat, said
that some one had questioned his right to
have colored man in his employ. He had
such aperson, and he was the man who first
planted the American flag on Roanoke Is
land. Coming here, homeless and friendless,
he had taken him until such. time as he
saw fit toilet him go. APPLAUSE i was
hhoebodys business who be employed. . Re
Eoud hire an Irishman, In German, or
evemsi negroe; ifsit suited his taste, and NO
one should interfere Win him III so doing
This war upon tn" negroes was disgraceful,
brutal and hncisitizsd. and he envied neither
the head nor the heart Of that man who ap-
proved it.