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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-11-05

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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1863-11-05

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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-01-09

The foreign intervention question has,
since The disaster at Fredericksburg, as
suIned an aspect that is we'll calculated to
cause anxiety TO every true Nationalist.
The Washington National Republican Of
Dec % intinates that foreign mediation
is close a. hand, and adds that perhaps it
will be offered wih the consent Of our
government. No ground is assigned for
this statement but the semi-ofIicia! cha7a.
cter attributed to the paper in question
gives peculiar significance to the rumor
70 which it lends circulation. It would
be entirely in keeping with the tactics OF
the party in power, after having ruined
the National cause by their treschery and
imheciIitv, to seek to extricate themselves
from the perilous dilemma, in which they
find themselves by this foreign interva.
ton scheme. The rejection Of the PROPOSE
ton to imPeach any officer Of the gov
eminent who should favor any 'rrn.osi>
ton for the ACKNOWLEDGMENT of he Union
looks very ike having an eye 70 10 such
a contingency. r- .... .t.s... =.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-01-09

Fire ct Camp ,Sigtl.-Abont y clock
on New Years night, FIRE broke out in
the old barracks at Camp sigel, Milwau
kee which resulted in their entire destruc
ton, and burned to death two soldiers
belonging to the 9th Regiment. The
fire originated in an empty sLan'ee, ard
in a few minutes The entire barracks were
developed in flames.
The names Of those burnt to death a, q
V. BRosHA, substitute, and JAMES WEST,
member Of Capt, Marschner's company.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-01-09
Battle at Vickshurr.

Tie second bombardment of Vickshurg
Mississippi, commenced on Wednesday,
the 3lst uIt., and up to Monday evening
the battle was hot decided. The capture
Of Nicksbnrg by our troops would open
the Mississippi from St. Paul to New Or
leans.
1t will be remembered that last summer
our forces bornbarded Vick~burg for seve
raj days, bat were finally obliged to retire
HE second attempt 10 capture the city
looks more promising. Such a result
would Ir1ve a grand thing.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-01-09
TIL e PILOT
Great Battle at MurfreesboTo.

Louisville, Dec 80.
Ro.ecrans captured Murfreesboro on
TUESDAY morning. and now occupies It.
The rebe,s made slight resistance and
retrea,ed.
-Ro>ecrars last train OF ~agons follow
ing him were cap,ugei By the rebels IN
der COL Morgan. aa
Mar Mnrfreesboro, Dec. 81, 1862.
,Onr whole lins suffered terribly this
morning. Four regiments OF regulars
lost half their men and their Command
ing Offers Gen Anderson's troops suf-
fe5ed terribly. Majors Resergar'sn and
Ward are killed Generals STANLEY hosseau
AID Palmer are wounded. .. =
y O'Clock p. -Geheraf Holmes has
lust Broken the rebe! centre ami driven
the enemy mile. We are advancing
our whoie line Gen. Rosecrans is per
sonaly experimenting the NOV emen:. -
One @ai Of killed t"o Of his staff Officers
Ttcl3,h Wisconsin has los. seven cap
tsins. -.
Gen. NcgIey's artillery is still moving
thereteis in the centre. u.
The rebel General Critteadeu's left
wing has the en.rerchments at hIurfrees-
boro. -..s
f The rebel Generals Cheatlam and
Rains are killed.
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SINGER & co.'s
LETTER "a" FAMILY SEWING MACHINl

LETTER "a" FAMILY SEWING MACHINE.
VIII al tie Recent Improvements,
Is the BF5T and CHEAPEST and MOST BEAU
rIFUL Of all Sewing Machines. This Ma
chine will sew anything. from the running
OF a tuck in Tarletan TO the making of an
Overcoat- thing from Pilot or Beaver
Cloth down 10 the softest Gauze or Gossa
mer Tissue, and is ever ready to do its
worl, to perfection. 1t can fell, hem, bind !,
gather, tuck, quilt, and has capacity for a
great variety of ornamental work. This
IS not the only Machine that can fell hem,
bind, and so forth, but it will do so better
than any other Machine. The Letter "a"
Family Sewing Machine may he had in a
great variety Of cabinet cases. The Fold )
ing Case, which is now becoming so pop
uIar, IS, as It's name implies, one that can
be folded into box OF case, which, when
opened, makes beautiful. substantial and
spacious table for th4 work TO rest unon.
the c"zes are Of every imaginable design
plain as the wood grew in its native
forest, or as deliberately finished as art can
make them.
Send Tor a copy of "SISGEB & Co. S Ga
zFTTE."
[ N. SINGER & Co, -.
45o Broadway, n y.
Milwaukee Cfiice--17 Newhall House.
). W. Smith, Agent in Manitowoc.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-01-09

ARMY CT THE PoToMAc.-1he Wash
ington correspondent Of the New York
Express SAYS there will not be another
forward movement Of the Army of the
Potomac this winter. If there be any
movement at all, it viii be re;roeade
movement, for the purpose of allowing
them TO go into winter quartes nearer to
this city than their present situation. It
Is very probable that Alexandria. and
around about will be the location.
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number Of rebels. Our loss !. sevent,

number Of rebels. Our loss !. seventh
killed and wounded.
at daybreak on the Ist the fight was re
nswed with great fury. Gen. McCook'
corps was opposed to Hardee. After des.
perate Sighting, w!;h heavy loss. McCook
rctreated two miles. lie soon rallied and
was again driven back
At night he was four miles this side OF
the ground occupied in the morning. The
fight continued until 10 O'Clock p NJ, at
which time We had maintained our pos:
ton.
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photographs, AmbroiypeS,& sc.

Executed in the finest style Of the Art gen.
eral assortment OF Photographic Albums. Gases,
end Frames, is KEEP. On hand and will be sold at
low figures
COkPSES and INVALIDS TAKEN at their
residence if required also Views OF Landscares
aud Dwellings, taken At reasonable rates Hay
ing had fifteen years experience in the Fn.e
Aria, we shall undertake to dc as good work as
is done in any OF the Eastern cities
Office on York street, opposite Patt ( Villas
S.ere.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-01-09
Tgz- S1vcr-r,p Ppor1c,nv ",

lTS5 SINoULAR PRovIsloS IN T1LL.
john \ fainter, who died in Hartford,
Connecticut, few weeks ago, left all his
property. about 500, 600 to his wife and
two dang In his will he forbids
either Of his daughters to marry foreign
er or anative ola southern or slaveho!ding
State, and in case she does she forfeits her
rights to he property.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-01-09
The Monitor Foundered.

Fortress Monroe, Jan. 3
To Hon. Gideon Wells, Washing on
Tue steamer State Of Georgia, reports TIA
the Monitor fyundered on Tuesday night
south of Cape Hatteras, with tie loss q
tao officers and thirty eight men. Name;
not known. (Signed)
Rear Admiral LEE.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-01-09
FRED. RUDOLPH.

Recommends to his friends and custom ers
ms new stock Of Bourbon Monon gahela, Rye,
Old Rye :wo years and Rectfei Whiskey !;
Brandies Rum Gin; Arack: Cherrp Vine
and Brandy; Gerinan, Spanish aud Italian Bit
tiers; Rum and Arack Punch ali kinds Of sweet
Liquors; Rhein. French, Madeira aud Port
Wines; Cider and Vinegar. 5ss.g
l will wait upon my customers promptly and
sell cheaper than any one else in this town.
Corner Eighth and Quay streets, south
side. Manitowoc.
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TAX NOTICE.
STATE OF WISCONSIN, D ,
MANiTowoC CuusrY,

= IUGge Treasure. FTj4te,
Two Rivers: November 9Th, 1862.
NOTICE is hereby given that on and after
~ the l!th day of December next, hall gel!
at my ofhce all hereirsfter mentioned lots, or
other pieces c. parcels Of land upon when the
taxes Tor the year lS62 have not been paid, for
the purpose ofpssing The taxea assessed on such
lots, pieces or plrceis Of 'and, together with ali
charges and costs due thereon, i'll accordance
with tie charter of the iiage Aforesaid, to wit :
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-01-09
I! AGILE,
DE-. = c. STORE:
South side Of lie Hirsy, -Hants0*oc, His
HENRY z2EEfEsEEe

respectfully Informs The rabiic of Mantle
voc town and countv, and surrounding
county, that lie has recently purchased
the Drug and Medicine store formerly KEPT
by LFvrNEH & ErDiGFR, on the conner OF
Franklin and Eighth streets, south side Of
the river, and that in addition TO their
large stock, he is constantly aiding to and
repIcnishing the same II" has a large
end extensive assortment Of PURE
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-01-09
WALKER HOUSE,

Y|HIS HOUSE has been re~opened, and isno
l. ready for guests Thorough repairs i'm
proveInents, and additions have been made the
present season. The interior has undergone a
compete change, so dat the .'WALKRR" Is in
fact New House. NJ pains have been spared
in fitting up and furnishing entirely with new
furniture, making it complete in all its arrange.
merts.
TIE Proprietor confidently believes he antic-
p0tes the wishes of the travelling public, by Cd
eni-g and keeping the "WALKER" as a first
c'.a L otel, and hopes to nerit their approba-
Is patronage.
A.. c. BENTLEY, Proprietor.
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ToaiCP.

DR. F. SIMON announces 70 the public tina:
~ be has removed nj. Office and residence to
the second house west Of B,ensch's store, on
jaw street, where those ceding his services can
find him when not Otherwise profession ally ell
gac'd. Gnios
M4ri.cro Eov 81, 1851
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= R u g - II % 81
PATENT HEDICITE DEP or
EFsOlFEE WHITMAN.

Franklin ST ncrt door to tie Post OUic,
MANITOWCC, WIS.
rINUIS establishment Will always contain all the
/ varieties OF Medicine usually kept in Dru.
Store, together with Pai,.ts Oils, Earn-h, Al
coho', Spirits Of Turpcntinc, Wines End Liqrors
for Medicinal purposes. Also farcy articles,
Soap and Perfumc'y, Blank Books and Station
cry, Camphene, Fluid aud Purainc and all the
Their articles belonging to this line.
sEg- Pr0scRIrrIoNs carefully put up both DAY
and night time. IL It.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-01-09

SCI The Draft will probably take place
inside Of three weeks.
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Low st Cash I'rie

lowe st Cash Price s.
sca~ Particular attention viii be pail to
filing Physicians Orders and putt'aG up
Prescriptions, Family Compounds, and
preparations of al kinds. DIR. LErBHER
one Of tie Oldest and most experienced
Druggists in tie State, has entire charge
Of the Drug Store, and persons dealing
with him can rely upon his skill and hon
ety.
HENRY BEHNER.
Man;towoc, December 20, 1860.
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The fedeEa's encountered the rebels or
Tie 30lh nit. near Stewarts Creek Az,
Ter heavy skrml>hing the rebels were Iriv
en- back. We captured one hundred pris.
oners aud killed AMI wounded srge
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ARRIVED.


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Soana JUS * iai IS 10 lon q 10 passed ise xaercan
ssed steamship CITY Of London hence for Livcr
So Steamship CHAMPION. Jones, A.p!pwaa July H. with
H.so ar sa Pm r0 r,s soy. ssa
ssngers ana mails 20 q Assistant Va. terrnsster.
July ~ IN saiss % usr,srms-ter ssh ins. Iai % 51
ssss1ssip sm@s sHf Leadaa Cap. Dssd: prs. to
siesm trsnspor, Ange WIN ro,ln Ard cot.
= bermuda, ana eartared on tho Jay u at . Il, oug
yreaeh .A,9 Prince Imperial I.:.xn.os. Hav.. a days.
a.ran ira M .p xme. cosucs xssrs Africa 70 dsy.
slip coSssiisicn xullin.r Key we~ days with cot.
s as.s; e sl.. I.Its r srsTss % Ssy In %a:s
org g. 81 SPOKE anoverAn bark war~Aa, steering east
.. The had siad: @ ana :aS &. ss
Snsrs nalner rorw, Bsrr. avrs O. days. in banas 70
Aalmhee Baich.n ,o,.--, u.,- y
-s ssfs s:s ssa s .sas somsa 2as dA'
ixf Apollo. Ani.iss ~ s.aamoros q dAys with cotton
ssrs ysss. khol. siehols, Havana II days. with
sois.sss % sso s.spssa.oa Co slala company wS
h.Ss s%ss Ia ,psss sss s.r Aips AaA ss4..
Is II. s.s's'S Z @ o.rss
Sris y.sss assssss sss ssssSsr 10 aAss vssA WOOD.
sy 4 y. II s. q s.: :s :ss sss'' q.
S Shs a...s.. csr.ss. isas::ss 70 AVA vssA ~sr. y
sr9 spasliss a. sssar. sasuA. n Aass vsA ssSs -
sasD.aRs.. cy,s ssss:yia. s.a y r'sns Mo . dAss =
sf sfss xiso 10y xIsss9. Fcusrr. oow Bay. On days
sr,s Isi4'.. .:f rys..scA mo.pssa. Coz Bag cB n
erss ss,s Yen nsn ssesd Po Eoys dsss IN sAn.s 10
s t'o..u. sor.sl.- r-' n'''ls s.sA n s.u...
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Died.


AsHunIp-On sunday morning, July 2s, OF cholera
inantum. WILLIAM NJ infant son of William H. ana yio.
lctta Asbned, aged months and days.
1be relatives and friends of family are respectfully
invited attend the fnnsral from the res,deccs OF W
parents, No o7 West Thirty sixth street. this tMonday)
BKrxr.-At Yonkers Sunday, July 10, wnra.x
Hxssv. infant son of William Henry and Emma Beers,
The relatives and friends invited 10 attend the fope
ra this Monday afternoon, ~ six O'Clock without fur.
tner notice. Trains leave Chambers street 81 34s and
4io.
HlsTr--rn brooklyn, on Sunday July 20. Of cholera
inf.ntum, wmIns rsrsssos b.nsr infant son Of John
Funeral ~ take place the residence parents
81 Niidagh street, this hondayl afternoon, ~ thrss
O'Clock.
Glasgow papers plcse COPY.
cAvxsuI.-ou Sunday, July 20, Mann. c.vx-nr,
Dsasa, mother, thou hast len ss,
And thy ioss No deeply feel
Hut tis Gsd that hath beref
lie can ell our screws heal.
The friends of the family are respectfully invited 10
attend the funeral this Monday afternoon al half past
two clock from her residence. n Corneia street.
CHnros.-At Yopkers, on Eriday evening, July "a,
Dr.. JAMEs r. Curros, OF this city
The relatives and friends are invited 70 attend the
Of SIKH and rweptiesA street., Tuesday aft
noon, at two O'Clock. without further invitation.
sSo ss Esvsssh street Bsspcsr EIn.s.sn cususonxs,
daughter o. Michael and hasy csssiaghAm. assd ys>
The rsissvss ana rsssAs q Ne family ere rspsessny
invited 70 sesend ths funss ron sAs above paos th
t.ss1.yl sss:sss, = '.o &c.. :. c.vssy os.ss.y
9Th ysas of her -
Tss lsswl ID sshs psas fse. - ssss q iissA
cAssa--Os 5vilsy, ysI =, ~, vie = raGssss
Cshnl, Csvsn sosnty, lrs.as1. sgss - yssrs.
.sss 'ss .ss f.. =: sm = =: r.ssss Ea 'r, s s.ss =
Twenty snsh srsss, shs fkss<ay) afssrnsos, q zoo
cams--oa saturday, July =, Ez Glaze, sssd n
ne issssG ~ sAss plsss fsu. ~ r~sS.aes 4 -
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Miscellaneous.

e4 Miscellaneous.
~ 7.
E Sy II NJ sa in 1885, and
Whalemen.
Bee port arrivals above
Spoken, DO.
BARK Gercur Dan,, Bath Baltimore July u.s. Oh
sshr sophia from Nassau. MP, for NYork July 10 la
sag gy % %aEss nrS Sy NY9ss PHI
iasp. & ss5a rrnds MYor Sid
BELrAs July iisd satellite. Fritz, NYork; 18TH Mary
lSy llAS, Anna LAve' B.lsimor. Sid
Bsogwyssn.s.s, July io-Ar Eureka, Chandler. cailao
BosDxaan. ~ July i2sid Compromise. csukins, SYors.
july sln port brs supposed 70 bs the
R"R.eo.. .iM july is%olu HSMNo Am vessel in port
GAsD,y July isla Prairie Bird, Wiley cronstads; VIM
o1Di., Juy s-sid Anna D ronsy, Grimm. Boston.
Ass csnss London
Daasou1u say ls-on. ATLANTA, Hors,m.n. from Bro
Dss.sAn4 Jny e-In port Br schr @ aRc. from NYork.
EIasonH. July s-Ar DsreD Henry, cronstad. for Bo.
GLASGOW, Jnly n-An United Kingdom (sh Quebec and
GEssocx. July losld Queen Of tho Fleet Hi ton, New
HsLvon, July il-aa Geo Car, zIs.nss; Ell HYsr.:
T.abs NYori I'D l2h, H.mmonis o. schwsnssn NYosi.
uy = John
y9Ss Yer Benz Ada.s Chase a. Sstols IepSrsa
ca lin, An,onesss Rossman. NYork; i4sh Ashburton.
Eas oa. ism Enosh s.rp.ra Tln.r xvo,t: Victory,
ss.IH.s? sss and so'0n and
.Lospss, july M-Sd Herbert crocser srdiG and csps
SGs aS,s ss''2n Es
Ent out is.h. Adria.is, Moore. for NYorl.
July s ss hsw AiSa hssssss Das sEo'1
PoRrsxorIn. july ls-oi, American Congress, Wood.
boxIseo CIR, July ia-In pors Br brig s,stson.
BOSTON July 20, AM--Arr schrs q Knight. whirlow.
:ns g: msnss sYss 'Gs IN
nal m for sr cd steamer N0mas s Balsr
a,tewsn brss Thompson. Stevens Luis mari nd. and
.RxLrTxoRK. July as.Arr bark. Indus eBr,, Smith.
Syors peswsre sr, s.ssd Per1F.I.; s. brig Ross.sy
james, fo.!h, and soasi.si: stIns NYort Rstaln.d,
s.s sa Johns ps'Ps
sassI Bosom s.rsa sssss. s.ls nip
Lsssa swss Pc1 e ,S n.a ds tie @ pas
in :s,p TssS.: SSs' from no Jsp.irs !. r. ..A as
Go
's ca isfs ss d.. .es. iSs ss%9 rp.woa rAaspA
18Th Ms,sary, h, pass = wsss sYo.s Syors o,s
Mowe,sPike Phaarpha 22d. ship Onward Chase, Nlofk
achr Clifford. snntc, Philadelphn.
PHILADELPHIA, July ID, AM-Arr tshrs Samuel q
Loud. Cook Bangor; Geo Edward. weeks Providence CID
steamship Saxon Matthew'S Boston bark w rgh Jr La
brig Da xe Smith. Bath, schrs Jas Alderdice
sitts Sarah Lavins Fort and John Borden, Jr crowe
Providence; Wainwright, Muiford Samuel SHARP.
Mayhem A 4 Martin Brewer. aud X Mercer. somern,
Boston Lte Davo. Peterson, New Haven: Aldridgs,
Cullen. Portsmouth.
LEwrs Del. July 2t-sid bask soandinaysn ana BRIG.
for Philadelphia rhrs BrisaI salem Mary Newell do;
Ella, Providence Townsend, DO; Eliza Neal. Boston
Hainea Trade Wiud and Britain, do Rhodelia Bluc.
kennebunk ;John Ilson Ro,bnry; John Price Boston
Edwards. do; stephens, Poruand California Ipswich;
4 Jane Pfssidenc~ Hickman. and LION. NYork. Tho
guard ship saratoga still remains In the RoadateAd,
with The oss " three deserted
Po RTLAND Jsiy as-Arr bark George Hunt Stafford
Niors ofg Knehl Park. Cardenss schrs Susan Rosa
Herrck Jersey CITY r Kane. Ryder; Juno, Mills Come
Aut Tracey, and Exchange Hamilton kYorx steamer Par
kersburg. Sherwood. do.
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HEw PUBLICATIONS.

~ YOU wApTGD Know
1 u t~ss fos s<fh NAH ,rgpAe. f~sf
HrDifkL cOnsDs sgssH
Nrn~eas 49, ffr~. a. - Tip
80 - trag~r fsy~ss vssagsysl 80 @~~stsy . Msh
pkNN ks tes-y ssf.st ~ - - smth@. ~ ~ o.
tu0rw I'D nfoss@y.k NJ
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Increase, months, 70 July l, 1868 $780, ,s65
During the same period the sales Of land rose to
1850, $50 in 1928, against 5000 ,5s7 in 1862.
being an increase Of 1861 ,363; and the traffic
from October l, 1882, to June 80, 1863 amounted
80 81 923 1853, against 81 026 693 for months
sr'lS6l-2-a gain of 1897 ,266. So that, while the
road is doing well in all its aspects its land busi-
will furnish this year more than enough to
pay the interest its entire bonded debt, leaving
s1e earnings of the road applicable entirely to
cther purposes. In fact, the first conception il
coming TO general recognition--the concern ia q
vast landed estate, improved by railroad, much
more than a road possessing land grant.
During the week gold rose per cent, closing
about l261; Tennessees "A, closing at 65; Mssouris
4, to 704; New York Central ~, to 1241l; Erie
ia, closing 98, ex dividend of 3L per cent; Erie
preferred TX, to I044; Harlem 8, after falling 8,
VARYING from Ill to l08 to ia, last price; Harlem
preferred 3h, closing l071s; Michigan Central 3s1,
- ia; Michigan Southern4h closing at s6H after
,escling 81; guaranteed rose 2, to ia; Illinois
established rise Of 8, closing l12H; Pittsburg
closed at 94I, ~ higher than last week. Galena
At s9H, ~ higher; Toledo LA Il, about the same
after rising 8; and Rock Island left OF at 1887,
per cent above Saturday, the 18th; Reading at
tie close of the week stood where it was at the
beginning. about 1887, after falling to l07. The
sniy falling of is in Pacific Mail, which was quoted
through the week 240 o 232 1871 1872 a 235
closing; and in Hudson River, which from III fell
70 lao, rose to l67 and finally fell again to $50.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

Married.
VAN wAGKSER--BrRSsfng.--A Hackensack, ~ D., on
Friday July "a at the residence Of the brides mother
by tho Eev. Hr. DebSun, ALBERT VAN wAoESxR 20 Miss
MAcorK H., only daughter Of tho late Robert Burnside
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IIOTEI.s.

uYorsL souogxrsr porfgvAsp FoisSDssIgnE
III FAHis -fBffJFk, Ffof Dstors--Ths hctsf . t~sst
vpgn Ne s.ss e~stN ssf s~saui pss, ~ ne sosvsrsa
snf 01~rs fn1Dc-<nsss " An~rssas vsnns fsrss
sthes b1s<sess ptsssasa eU~ sarsns 10 a.
tA~kss ~ hsss~ vtsrs svsrv ssrsss rts
pvypfs~cr set~s tssa ~ snsnos ssp~rsts>s 81
i sstr~ e~sali neal - -f ~ sS> " Grsfy sr-Sy ~
of he p>rssa vyfvaAs ssppss rssss 1ssys sey ksGss
exrvesn.
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Brss Lady the Lake ,cf Bososl west Posomohs Va
ssSr Mabel lof Milford. Deb. ksOrs, Rsuvas. n dasa
ssAr ssrsh Msris' Uaasrh Barsses saays with fruia
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schr q riI.on. son Virginia
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sssT sssT asss s,s Seys wsss osf foa sd,
schr Ellen, BaDcock. Boston. s days
sssr sr Js. IS B.S.a B.y.Sn Boston for Albany
:sss i:Sssss FIssS.ss.
schr Arctic. Parker. warren, ri. 5 days.
sssr ssr FOR
S napss n M 3 ,Io Thomson swsn
Steamer Dudley Buck 20 transport). Smith. Newbern,
NC July a. via Hatteras Inlet 2ith with
Quarermaster 2lh passed steamers John Farron Peco
mic Utica and James Freeborn bound into Haeras Inlet;
oil Hatteras Light passed propeller and u ferry boat ai
10 AM the OF Hateras Light Bevders, bound
81 Pm, of Body Island passed side wheel steamer
Ia tow propeller; 2Oth, on the Hghands steamer 1ls.
Steamer Alida Robinson. Philadelphia
Steamer Frank, Shropshire Phi,adelphla.
Steamer Vskcr Rogers. Philadelphia.
Steamer Westcnester. Davis Providence
BELOW.
Ship Great Western Furber from Liverpool june 20 -
Chas II Marshall d Co
Snip Constantine. Creevy, from Liverpool juno IL
4 Ship Universe.
Ship William Rathbone.
Snip William Tapscott.
Ship Liverpool.
Ship Mirabele, of Liverpool
Also one bark
25th-Steames Thames Tlic ships Australia Chrstisna
Adler Westmoresud Lucy Thompson Canvass Cack Tails
mani barks Houston Crtmea Henry Trowbridge Prince
stadt Frankfort brlgs Sherwood. Swan, julia,
Blue Nose, Baesr Isabella, Laura Elenora Henrietta:
schrs Mory Maria, Liverpool julia, John Farland,
L0chness
Wind 1t sunset WSW.
The New York herald., 1863-07-27
CITY COmMERCIAL nEPORT.

SATURDAY, July 26-6P.E
AsaKsL-Thers 30 bbs. pots sold at 0To . 70.
ssArs continued quiet at 85Sc. Stock 085 bbls
BaEADmuyrs.-The -four market depressed and
Lending downward to-day. Tho days sales included
u 900 bbs state and western, 900 Southern and 100
canadian within our royteed ouotatiops.-
The New York herald., 1863-07-27
srEAnDoAra,

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sd,s ness s',,,ss 70 srsassp,. is s = -, -rs
sosi. Aso he snss Las % ssysroes sss ns- L~s4Ss.
NGoasfsG BOAT toa GLyw COVE AND HosLyr
NI aoi inbfB@ass An6axa-.TAe Ktennsr MfN~A
hsyss rses 80 s,.yy scvsinx 81 ~ oce~a iss-saiss
The New York herald., 1863-07-27
S HiPPiN G NE w S.
Port OF New York. July 20. 1908.

new yoRx-rms
y Rfsrs............. oil NOON 20
y HsKrs............. Il HIcn 8 03
The New York herald., 1863-07-27
ExPRE EasEs.

u A. BuRNHAhT FURNITURE ExrRg-s AND
IT fsckibx estsbiishnsnt l3 West kcs3nfh
tween mn AMI sisth xvean~s-fApcs Nrrns
kc, boEed aud SHIPPED al paris Of tho ~ofd Covered
wagons foe removing furnitors of fsliss fsrnissrs
stored.