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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-05-19
OR,s NOTICE

LII THOSE WHO HAVE NOT YET RE
n turned their schedule TO the Council Cham
Der, hereby requested 10 do in the course Of
this week. Office hours from to II O'Clock g. m,
and from fo-5 o'clock p. m
Each one will fnd il 20 his interest by returning
the schedule this week. NJ GLEICHMAH,
JOHN v GRUEN,
myl9-lw Assessors.
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Accommodation Express,

H. Nelson & Co, are running an ex-
press, for the public generally. Any
persons wishing the use of the express,
can leave their orders with G. N. Gates,
at the Furniture Rooms, next door to
The Crescent City Bank, up stairs. or
with H. Nelson wherever you find him,
or with the driver.
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May 18th, 1868.

To PHYsIcIANS-If you wish to pur
chase pure Drugs, Medicines, and Chem
lcals at small ad S nee on Eastern
prices, 60 and examine KELLER &
WHITES stock, where you will find every
article that is needed by the profession,
and at prices which cannot fail to give
satisfaction. Their store is at No. 81
Main Street may4-d&wtf
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ESIRAY COW.

CTRAYED OR STOLEN FROM EVANSVILLE
- about the 18th day of April last, a light yellow
or soTrel Cow, heavy with calf, about years old
left ear cropped small white spot between the
horns, white streak the back, white belly and
the switch OF the tail white. She may have The,
the calf By her side now. Any one returning.
heTto Keller & White or leaving information A.
the Drag Store where she can he found will be
lOefaiiy rewarded myl5-d&wtf
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The Premium Exhibition OF Tobacco
at Louisville.

Oursreaders are of course a ware that
the kentucky State Agricultural Society
will give 81 49, in premiums on tobacco
to be exhibited in the different ware
houses of Louisville, on Wednesday, May
9th. The following is the list of prizes;
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By A fine assortment of Photo
graphic Albums for sale cheap ct j.
Perry Elliotts City Gallery, No. s
Second Street
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For RENT.-The premises recently &C.
cupied BY the Crescent City Bank, and
two Offices in the Second Story of the
same building. Enquire of
myl2-lw ". BAKER.
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NOTICE.
Co.Partnership Formed.

TIE UNDERSIGNED HAVE ASSOCIATED
L the selves together for tTansaeiinga Boot
and Shoe business IN Evansville, Indiana n NJ. ~
hatn street, at the old stand Of W. Il Walker, in
the name and style of Walker L Evans
myI2 DE C. EVANS. :
DEAREL BARLY-l0 half barrels Pearl Farley
mh26 II. A. COOKS
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-05-19

The BEER TRADE OF EVAEsvILLE.-In'
former articles we have shown that Ev-
ansville excels all the cities of Indiana,
in the Tobacco trade, and in the Boot
and Shoe trade. She also does large
business in the manufacture of Beer, as
is shown by the assessors books.
The amount made il this city during
the eight months, from September lst
1862, to May lst, 1868, was 8, 953 barrels,
or at the rate of 3,429 barrels during
the year. We have had no opportunity
of comparing this with the production
Of other cities, but presume it will COM
pare favorably with any city in the State.
OF the amount given above, 1903
barrels were made by four establishments.
Indeed there are few branches OF bu-
sincss in which Evansville is excelled.
+ We need here a cool Ship yard, and
we hope capitalists will give the subject
their consideration. There is no more
eligible site for ship yard on the Ohio.
river -.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-05-19

BE- The favors of Jim. Ferry and
Joe. Davis, the accommodating Messen-
gers of the Adams Express Company,
ape so frequent and SO much matter of
course, like the dews and rams of heaven,
that we often forget to thsuk them for
their fayors But like the author of those
dews and those rains, their tayors never
fail
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CoMPOsIToR WANTED.

A good Compositor want
ed, to work on the Dali y
Journal. None but a sober,
industrious man need ap-
ply.
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P.S. Gen. Hoveys division is now
with this army, and part of the force at
the taking OF Grand Gulf They did not
suffer much loss, and for the benetIt OF
their friends, l will say that Major Grill
Capt. Sanders, Messrs. Crisp, Gritfith,
Rudd, Wheeler and the rest OF the
Evansville boys, are we'll and hearty, but
say that it was some acorn'er than 1t was
at Helena.
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Co see how sands the case with the army /.
of the Mississippi.
Finding his Canals and Pass projects
failures, General Grant seems to have
concluded that Vickshurg was only to
be won by hard Fighting, and he set to
work at once to bring his men face to
face With the rebels as speedily as possi--
Ole. He first marched g. portion OF
General Osterhaus Division across the
point from Milliken's Bend to New
Carthage, a village on the Louisiana
side, below Vicksburg. Between New
Carthage and -Milhken's Bend, a good
road was Immediately constructed. Al
t,r he was FIRM y established at. New
Carthage, the gunboats and transports
run the blockade, and arrived above
Grand Gait, point on the Mississippi,
on the south bank of the Big Black riv-
er, and the key to that stream. Heavy
Qualifications had been constructed by
the rebels at this point, which were cap
tured only after long and severe en-
gagement by the feet, aided by a flank
I movement on the part of the land forces.
son, which was occupied after severe
battle at Baldwin's Hills in which the In
diana troops-especially the Sth and 18th
regiments greatly distinguished them
selves. The rebels fought with their
usual obstinaucy, but could not with
stand the inpeuoas assaults OF the
brave boys from the northwest Our
loss in this battle is placed at 600. That
of the rebels is unknown. We captured
AIS prisoners, and one battery of artil-
lery.
After this fight our troops pushed on
capturing stragglers 1t IS supposed
that they destroyed the railroad bridge
over the Big Black, and also several
miles of trestle work on the railroad, but
we have seen no intelligence to justify
such an assumption. On the contrary
our army appears to have moved in the
direction of jackson, the capital of the
State, " hich is not improbable, is al
ready in our possession.
Our dispatces this morning give III
news from Jackson, Mississippi, up to
the 18th. They state that battle wa!
fought near Raymond, Miss, on the pre-
vious day, in which the rebels were com
PEELED to retreat Raymond is small
place. connected with the jackson ant
Vicksburg Railroad, by branch roa'
seven miles in length, and distant from
Jackson about l6 or is miles. As tn
Richmond papers publish nc. more dis
patches from Vicksbnrg, it is fair t
conclude that Gen. Grant has at las
succeeded in severing the eemmunicf
tions which connected Vicksburg wit
the balance of the Oonfedearcy.
immense 1brce tFndt de1eaf zen tGffasffit i i
an open battle, we do not sec how Wick
burg can be defended much longer. A
reports agree that ths Union army is
good health and spirits, and the manne
in which they swept over the rebel Of
structions and batteries at Baldwin
Hills, argues,,well for their future trump
The contest bids fair to be of short DUR
ton and bloody, and thousands of brav
men may be slain; bat how much MOI
glorious to die amid the smoke and ros
of battle, with the shouts Of victory RIM
ing in ones ears, than to linger for Ion
wearisome months in hospitals and the
die under the painful impression thu
YOU had been unable to strike blow /;
the enemies OF your country.
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thanks for your kind remembrances of
their wants in that line. Enclosed you
will find a subscription list, which is the
first fruits of your kindness. will try
and gather more when Lwrite again.
Respec.fully Yours,
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asa- Premium paid for Kentucky
money, for a few days, by
div. CRANE, BROWN, & Co.
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M AkRIED.

On Monday. May 18th, 1868, by Ben stinson,
Esq. at the residence of tlla brides mother JOS
EPH' PORTER to Miss BARBARA LINN, all of
this city.
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sgOn our first page viii be found
an interesting account of tour through
the Pennsylvania Oil Region. On the
4th page We print some ''goaks, sharp
sayings, &c. Don't overlook it.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-05-19

PERIoDIcALs-Mr NJ L. Johnson is
now devoting himself strictly to the
periodical and newspaper business. He
keeps all the popular magazines, picto-
rial and popular literary weekly newspa-
pers on hand Give him a call.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-05-19


ANOTHER IMPORTANT ARREsT.-Capt.
Hornbrook of the Goth, arrested Colonel
Jack Thompson, a few days ago, in the
vicinity of Greensboro. Thompson was
one ,of the first to enter the rebel
service and left Greensboro as Captain
of the Dixie Guards, either the first or
second company that was raised in Ken
lucky for the rebel army
We are told that he is very outspoken
in his treason, and glories in what he
has already done against the Federal
Government
1t is said there were number of
secesh ladies aboard the boat, the Little
Grey Eagle, on which he was taken to
Henderson, who made quite lion of
Thompson. He took matters quite
cnnllz -saring that all be would have to
do to get off would be to take Archy
Dixon to see Col Foster, who would
make 1t all right with him.
In this he will find himself mistaken
He was arrested as spy, and will doubt
less be tried and executed as a spy.
4 guerrilla named Smith was also ar
rested by Capt Hornbrooks command
and taken to Henderson on Sunday.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-05-19

o'clock P. NJ
Mr.. Reavis is well known in this Con-
gressional District, having resided in an
adjoining county, the greater part of his
life He was an enthusiastic admirer
aud supporter of Mr. Douglas So much
so, that he never abandoned the great
man when he was alive, nor ms princi-
pies, now that he is dead. When the
war broke out, Mr. Reavis promptly
volunteered in defence of his country's
flag, raised a companysin Southern Hi
nois, where he was then living, and at
Coriuth participated in the hard fight,
and shares in the glory of the victory
there achieved by the gallant men uu-
der the noble Rosecrans. His health
failing to such an extent, as to unfit him
for duty, Mr. Reavis resigned much to
the regret of his company and regiment.
We trust he viii have a large audi-
ence to hear him on Saturday next.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-05-19

D@ Among the regiments engaged
In the battle of Baldwin's Hills, we no
tiee that Iniana was represented by the
stbs lItk, 18th, ODD, Gath, 35th, 46h,
47th, 49th, and 18th, all composed of
gallant men, and nearly: III of wlon were
not under fire for the first time
The Goth, Seth, and 69th Indiana, are
also in Grants army.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-05-19

b@ Col Clark Lagow, confidential
aid-de-ca mn In Gen Grant hoe rasie,-441
Colonel Hitlyer's resignation as a
member of Gen. Grants staff, which was
rendered some days ago, has been ac-
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-05-19

sg wN REAvIS, Esq, of this city
will speak at SHARON MEETING
HOUSE, two miles north of Newburg,
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A COOP PLACE TO Go.-The ladies Of
Evansville and vicinity must not take i
for granted that because Sehapker d
Bussing have not the largest store room
in the city that they are short of goods.
A personal inspection will soon dissi-
pate any such an idea, as we know, from
personal observation, they have very
large stock of the most elegant goods,
occupying the first, second and third
stories of their building
Their stock is complete and ther 20
among the most liberal dealers IN Tue
city.
The proprietors themselves and all
their attaches are exceedingly. polite,
making it pleasure to trade sith them.
We commend them to fair trial
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To CORRESPONDENTS attention is
paid to communications not accOmpan
led by the genuine name Of the author
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-05-19

Col Lagow superinteded the con-
struciion of the bridges over Bayou
Pierre.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-05-19

E| Onr correspondent Jake sends US
a very interesting letter from the neigh
borhood of Vieksburg, accompanying it
with the names of several subscribers to
the Daily and Weekly Journal, from his
regiment-the Goth. Jake is live SOL
der boy-keeps hiseyes open, and knows
what's going on We are always pleased
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-05-19

0NE OF JEFF's EMIssARIEs CAUGHT.-
We are informed that Lieut. Colonel
ofthe rebel army, who has for some time
been sojourning among his brethren in
Sullivan county was arrested by order of
Col Thompson, Provost Marshal for the
18th Congressional District, on Saturday
last 1t is supposed that he has been
engaged in drilling the X G. Cs in
"a Glorious Old Sullivan" as our friend
Cookery would say, and is probably the
same rebel officer who reviewed the Hi
nois COpperheads on Dolson Prairie in
Clarke county, few weeks ago.
He stands a fair chance, now, of being
himself drilled with Mimic balls as a spy.
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perrral Cfaet's Operations.

1t may be weR to post up the books to
TO see how sands the case with the army
of the Mississippi.
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GREAT Snow oY GRAPES. -On the 3Oth day Of
ssu,ernber. and LIST and 2d days OF October Aynans
I'm In Cleveland will be opened for On exhibition ~
Native and TorcignG Grapes and Ok Vince manDiaetusci
IN Tho United States. for which very liberal list Of
nremimns l. offered by the Grape Growers Association
Daring the exhibition It Is proposed 20 hold meetings IN
The evenings for tle paposc Of discus Ing the manage
mont OF the grapc in the vineyard and tie mode OF its
manufacture into vino. Parties at distance may send
articles directed to T. l. Elliott at the expense Of sho
Association.
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1iarkefs-CARgFuLLY REl

niarkets-CAnEEoLLY REPORTED ron The N J. 1siBrNn
THURSDAY. sept 2t 1893
ksIIFs-Tlc msrae, 4 inactive, aud unchanged tor roti
BID her hrner housh nominal !o Pearls Al 80 t fois
p7gSI l2!
remain about same though al the close e bnycr rattle
,s lie 1es OF about 20 bLss az 1t a GI3c ~
Middiings.
COftEE-pra1il remains quiet and prices nomnalJ MI
ch.r,od Other kinds to oxtent Seeds
| rsf,,. ,sles OF 100 bags Mufscabo at 81 IT,
! FLOUR AND MEAL-1he ms.xet Tor Western and Stat
Flour Ia lea active aud dull and for old out firm fo
asw wtach.A scaIce. Shlppeass halapg ~ IN eapesa
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AmuscMeuis.
NIBLOy GARDEN.

NIBLOs GARDEN.
t Eos% Ed cM mssyS sH w " WEATLEY
POSITIVELY FOR TWO NigIiTs ONLY, ~
EDWIN FORREST,
LEHa.
FRIDAY EVENING. SEPTEMBER q, 1880
EDWIN FORREST
WIN 'pp FOR THE FIRST TIME THIS SEASON.
in his grand impcr'onlon Of
the sublime sasposroaD tragedy Of TIC same name BE-
VIII Us supported 4 SPLENDID CAST.
MIR j. MocULLOUGH,
Din % - MR. J. a. COLLIER.
hR. b. T. EINGGoLD.
Mrs. ]. IL ALLEN I'D, I'D ,rrvv.
Conductor. ................M Mr. HARVEY B. DoDwoRTH
SATURDAY EVENING. Sept; "a, lssa on
DANIEL F. %AxouANs.
His first ,ppensnce the American stage os
HAMLET
Mr. wheay s. the honor to the public that
lie has entered into an eu gageile1i wih
NDLLE VESTVALl,
GREAT LYRIC TIT TnaGFpIgNNE,
Who viii make her debut upon the hnsh siegs In the new
''' ~" JANA EAT or. THE JEWISH MOTHER.
Which has been written expressly .or her.
ENTIRELY NEW MUSIC,
NEW APPOINTMENTS.
Ses,s may be secured Al the 30, Ofbcs
TEhEE DAYS tx ADVANCE.
NIBLOs-EXTRA ADVERTISEMENT.
~ LAST APPEARANCE
BENEFIT OF . r BAsDMANv.
BAnDMANN
HAMLET
Mr BANDMANN respectfully announces his Gre. Benet,
IN Sew-YoTk on
SATURDAY. Sept. 2f
being IN. las. t Of h engagement which occa
sion viii ior the tbs. time the character Of
HAMLET.
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Goparlncrsbip &oiitss.

NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION. ...
" Ta rOpARTNI ISHlP hefoiooie etis,ihg Ds,S1s,
ne ierieucd 81 tho business Of ne Co.
~ ~ s}Iyt hy mutual consent on de ~ July i"o'.
"Hs pIoS"D ~ JOHN MCilLLOP.
. =, Sls.'n. ,aeq FRANCIS W. TAPPAN
~ he'i,e.s az lie COMtIEhC1Al. hGhHSf VII ~ %
C6EuSJID 4. Ieetooro by the undersigned 81 10 >. az
row. sud No. IA Sassau.s,., unde1 tho hfm sn'' u
LOP q SpnAOUb. o,,, ,sox,tInp
Sigpcd Joi't TIA our
New Yogk, sept "a. 1854 u. oTH"'o
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60 farmers aub Oilers.
D IONA SEEDLINGS

IONA VINES AND IONA SEEDLINGS
Nv s,ock cofnries l aasofifnent Of az the VA able
,sfie-. Of Ia o. vines which have or piop acc Nb VIC
them 1e6!e fo hardness I'D Profuesene.' IN aea aud
~ esTs sad attention with appliances uesty surps'sins
those o. sly other csiabnent hnse Tor series ~ year
d1cons y the pfeccdins sud ne pat seatoH , -
gratifying degree Of improvement 80 any 81 Nios- ""l
have cons before Ny stock H. ihef,ioe tue se' ~ !
oest that have over ohfed and Cd" pnces &c oNi .n u.
se,usI Coz. would podpc vines o. HE quality without
exrsodnIy facilities which have D'oA p'o'- - IONA
Tho very great apeoy pose',ed p, q, lon. yas, Owe,
al other. clearly proved by tle most hbpnH>h -i'N'
rom ali quarters rom yesf y Trial Ia gAfeea' and "n'y
ihIosgholi tie country, ,,..,... .. ,,..,..
Fof fan particulars, Meaeing also diecuons ior pannnf,
Des ,se Catalogue, which vii be sat Tor '"o 'e'
40 Ins.,nied Csaose seventh eriegiiyel, revised
the Of the ground and management u NE VINE IN
gdel and Vi ord Win msny espAnaioy eusa',s' aesu
Ia cen, stamp. it the c5fnDrehenave practical tre
on lie been plbi'aed N ln's county "o'c
Than twenty Hr~ ''i i0SA srEDLiSGs '''
also offer t'o nee vines whsh osn'ea rom ','a wa
Ose Dsed iOSA bears lsrse bunch, With rge be'es;
4. Of ,yery rsr1iiaf vine color, with o." ana very .h
seeds and 10 Of Uniform conency thfo fhoi ns hr.h
oats,de 10 center neatly fc.en"os he Ho'
| t,sasrsr.n, neshy ana tender Ike tho rfmhlsna'
and K esensmore spirited aud whoa, "a hs nav, 'ho
lnstes more sp~d sis u doe not ..y, D"'
fcu an Winter on ia. shelves ia tie ffuitr'o"' e"H't
hnny the bunch and dr( M ita9"y u i.. To-, ~ ,i,.,
IL 4 az e4fly and pfOfIse besftT ~ tci MN E
1 cr0 ana h,s never beeu affected win iot or any an
nee sh.uss,, IL Do!s AMI Thoroughly 'Y,"ou s'o'' ~
/ OF buucies the hird srf son rom u5 coed ,s...s.
Tie Asblt oil the vine is the very br, md "ou ~, w
IN Whist esyec, 10 esk 10 haso II altered 70 MAX '
| valuable =, It'll. ~,
sesson rpeniar fully .wo wcrN beire 'h' ls'O'"- ~
towering late T. avoids danger from sgnng ho..s. - 90
| Tho isRAEiLA b. O. large bick giapc iHa, NV, ~
week before Tie lone, and hfe H. Isn very i@-" s'' .
ing fuuiy the buacn, and, when iuly upe ye,o".hs
aute 10 The 10 sDly rich, tugay Hnd ''Du' va"
| yer, 81 a. crt and pecuiilr favor. -,
Jlo VIZ. Is very healthy m 40 ioDofr haroy, anu pi'N'
toe i bear ally r.aa br. ycoF old no~ nle"in
| non, four 70 fI laree bnuches esrh.
| ''' '~'"' C. w GRANT.
| Ions feekskil, Nov foTt
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ilroposalo.


y
sra4r TarAsrsAas OlgoS losIos sepi. d. ~
DROlOSAl4S Tor LOAN 10 lie COM mON-
WEALTH q fifnrp--rs~4 pep ''sis af" tic'J
Invited and vii h. received g. liz oi.F. uniil -4'h
the following Css,e Of sias stocss O. tr isued nnaci a.
hgdy 0f Cfsp;rfs il8 M I'D 49, frgs .t'aJ " W 90
Of to Lcis-;nTs Of hsffz.lBfsA' u the cnn'As AZ
For Ono Mrlga q Dollar. fils Coat fnss Fond 10
CsnlGrale. 81 one Iholt.nd b1N-t t..H 'rlpi I,'N
sb.s in twenty .0 ys't and be-nas 9.si,h ~ NO
pei cent Is ler cent? ~ ainrul 3 ste 'si a-aAy %
tho l,t dag Il January ani July Boa earn var
klso 10 Three Hundred Ioli-- Deisfa o No 1cfl lh
40 fe Toy aid Dfroicd Railroad n Cert ncaes n p.'
rhousaii uolafs escA t.4s.y, f'seoi No 10 "i.y ~
years and bearing ineTeit a he iae % I've r. 80 =,
c@n pr anl.nn payable ssu annually on IT, lot day. Of
hi,o ef s,e Minded fLoai,al Dollar, - H. Er,imru
" Bounty Furl" DO Cerihccs II ono Thousani Dollars go
l(sl % rcI,on4be IN nsuiy f Jcai'. aid beilas b.
s,a annually tho lat days Of January .ad Jolly Of each
yeLf. 90 ,,...f,
m O1J and wall has Interest whr-ia a. pon susch'o "
them payabis 81 maturity be Coin 81 ihis oiee
ldarfs val be particular 20 10y IN thoriopo,aA H'
ci-s o. cass.s ol tcrp To- which teJ ga u". .ia1 ~'
erned Interest wl H. al cises be sddiolA charge t.
The pl.ciiicf 800 q. ~. Al. .,,,i ,,
usttsF AVID marked disunluy froposals iof Loan tAd
compiled viii certified tL'rs - t'o - cent % us
whole lid of 10 be forfeited to tho Treasury ia os''
I q! non glli ilcLt Of al p - pipp1fai .,
Tho checks Of p.ca whose po'aia are not eeo' pied ""
b. Trt1rnedt0 them . a., ,...,..-- II, -
rs len Of tue scp slsifcG 20 h'm must b. made o. Ne
Lo delivery oi Ae 'efiheaics "ich Wal 1"Ao p'''
between the . ID rft lnl aays ~ % fcD'r hrf'.
Or at opon Gle hlfoi to amount 81 fr. awarded msJ
De- l r. beto-a tie before NAMED dates ina mo balance 20
,eo months thereafter ~ which Gao certified receipt io
tine amount paid VIII lgrni bit ~ efilset o. scnp VII
20 '''''''' ''' HfsRY X. OLIVER
Tlcasufer and Receiver Oeuosa o. MAssscAu. eta.
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6alcs bn Anriion.
A CTION SALE
TIMBER LIMITS.

Near Montreal, Canada
VII be sold Nv ucion WEDNt, DAY 3o,h September
tho following valuable TIMBER LIMITS, one hundred aud
scventyrtgo square miles heongir the late finn Of
Mc0i Co.. in llidSton ard siutted The River La
coua.reau behind hlvdn, IN toe County Of " oncaln.
There large qu.n'y OF PINE vii be- uade eiri
into log. Qlarc bcr 1t il chiefly Of large AID
superior gla j. owing the hariw 0od sl aud rolling oaI
acicr Of tie country. SPRUCE also alonnds md f
j. ~ ua There IL Dssi~os IaBaTac
Cedar .id Had wood timber o! various kinda
The hlulseo j. ely easy snd tie main ser gener
eliy avore ole for diving.
eea. advantage u ihcse Lbai. r. s ,sogisions and
proveud-r &C. De cegcfci fhe slanie- IoIi cal
ITiccs owing he Rgwou eiercn 1c not iur her tsn
- i.iirs ff0.i tae contest usay u i.ur.
TeTns liberal For iu zee lou Of plans anl fgrhcr info ms
tI.g'
sse att o'clock - the OGee q The Sabschber.
John IEEnIEO 4 Co., Auc,oneers
Uon.rea', Sept TO- 1893.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-09-25
BORT iunroens' Noiicc.
STATE oy Sgw-YoRs,
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the scl rlss.l Api H. 1851. entitled N Aita
ReoIa,s Tie Nlfos Olive 81 the folt Of New o... -
iii per,ars ,eres,a a. hlyu, onNse o. the srSjees
nnttr Of such inquiry examination, survey thd tho fol.
inu vcs,eis sie uuder examination by the Port WAY
ens md that the ssi ,uTseys examinations WI ee col
aid vessels; 49, -. ~ =. %
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