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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-11-07

~ nr. Hatch, in each Of his cards
to the people Of this county, speaks of
Rev. Mr. Thayer. Don't you know
Prof, this is very wrong and ungramat-
al. Suppose some school boy should re-
tort by calling you PREY. Nr. Hatch
Would il not be seyere9
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-11-07

DEMAND FOR GoLD.-The demand for
geld Is great, bat is not equal to the de-
,nand for the celebrated Chemical Sale
ratus, especially wherc this Saleratus
has been tried and where its worth is
fully known. Try it and satisfy your
self. For sale by most merchants.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-11-07
Resolution.

Resolred, By the Common Council of the
city Of Prescott, that the Mayor and Clerk be
and are hereby Instructed to issue and pay
Messrs Marsh IL Bolton three hundred dol
lars on contract for grading kinnickinnic St.
G. A. DILL, Mayor.
A. MILLER, City Clerk.
Notice is hereby given that the above reso-
lutinn was passed by the Common Council of
the city Of Prescott November 4th, 1868.
A. MILLER, City Clerk.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-11-07
Re a d y-M a d e Clothing
Take NOficqt

This is 70 notify all persons whom it may
concern, that / have this day given my son,
JOSEPH A ROLLINS, his time, to do for him.
self. to make his own con tracts and receive
his own earnings; and that will not be re-
sponsible fer any debts of his contracting.
S. X. ROLLINS.
River Falls, Nov. LIST, 1868. 27-tf
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-11-07
A Picture,

4 calm. street. face, with earnest ewes
And thoughtful brow full arched above il :
A mouth whose graveness won surprise.
Whose tender sweetness made one love ii :
\ face thst told how souls aspire
That.look beyond to-day's reveal ng:
A boy with all of manhoods fire,
A man with all of boyhood's feeling.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-11-07
y. g. EEWEEL.

j. S. ELwELL is elected to the Assem-
bly, by majority of nearly 500 votes
The people gladly endorsed his loyal and
manly course, aud he will we'll fulfill pub
lie expectation.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-11-07
PetersOn,s Magazine.

We are in receipt Of this popular La
dy's magazine, for December. 1t is a
splendid number. "Peterson" will be
greatly improved in 1864. 1t will con-
tain 1000 pages double column matter;
IA steel plates; IL colored steel fosion
plates; ~ colored patterns in Berlin
work, embroidery or crotchet, and 900
wood Observation-Disclosures more
than any other periodical gives. Its
stories and novelets are by the best writ
ers. In 1864, Four Original Copyright
Novelets will be given. ITs Fashions
ARE ALWAYS THE LATEST AND PRETTI-
EST. Every peighborhood ought to make
up club. Its price is but Two DOLLARS
a year, or dollar less than Magazines of
its class. IT is THE MAGAZINE FOR THE
TINES! To clubs it is cheaper still, viz:
three copies for So, five for $3.50, or
eight for SO. To every person getting
up n club. lat these rates. the Publisher
will send an extra copy gratis. Speci-
mems sent Gf written for) to those wish
ing TO get up clubs.
ADDRESS, post paid,
CHARLES J. PETERSON.
800 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-11-07

Gen. Meade ia member of the Epis-
copal Church and his family attcud st.
Marks Church. Philadelphia. If he is
truly PRAYING man, as we trust he is,
we hayo reason to thankful.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-11-07

EH Mr.. Hatch says he expects the
soldier votes have beaten him. How un
fortunate for Union man to place him.
self in a position where he breads the
votes Of the brave soldiers.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-11-07

ES-A late letter from the lcth Wis.
says: a few days ago C. A. Beebe,
and last night Corp. j. 81. George. OF
Co. NJ iash- Wisconsin, died. They
we're both good soldiers, and their loss to
the company is irrerarabie.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-11-07
4 Card /:

Ed. JOURNAL II understand that the story
is being told that you and john Dale paid me
$50 to support the Union Ticket. Every one
who says this is a liar, and damned liar,
too. | would be happy to have any one tell
this to my face. P. NJ. SIMON.
Oak Grove, Nov. g. 1863.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-11-07

@ Oak Grove well redeemed her.
self on Tuesday, giving % Union major
ity. The loyal democrats there do not
propose to be dragged into copperhead-
ism.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-11-07
NEW YORK ELECTION RE.
TURNS.
New York, Nov. 8.

The election is proceeding quietly
So far the only disturbance is a small
fight in Brooklyn.
The Express says if the vote in this
city be any indication of the vote in the
State, the State has gone Republican by
an emphatic majority. The vote here is
light, and the Democratic majority will
he reduced from 5000 to 10000.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-11-07

re- We have now a united North in
support of the War and the Government,
heartily, Internationally, and to the end.
That's the whole story in NUTSHELL
NJ. Sentinel.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-11-07

RE- Mr. Morton d not print single
straight Union Ticket. He and Mr..
Hatch printed plenty of bogus ones
but the Union men Of that District were
obliged to send to this office at a late
hour for Union tickets.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-11-07
~ We have not received apvth;n

E We have not received anything
like full returns from the interior of the
State, but have enough to warrant us in
estimating the majority of the Union
ticket at not less than fifteen thousand,
on the home vote. The soldiers vote
will swell this glorious majority to TWEEN
ty-fiye thousand.-MI. Sentinel.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-11-07
re- DOUGLAS died, but his loyal spir

~ DOUGLAS died, but his loyal spir-
it still inspires many who once looked to
him as their leader. The loyal Demo
Gratis by their action at the polls have but
executed, as it were, his last will and ties
lament. The Ryan and Vallandigham
Democrats should blush to speak his
name.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-11-07
GLORIOUS UNION VICTORY
PIERCE co. 500 UNION.
POLK co. lis UNION.
Wisconsin largely Union.
PIERCE COUNTY.

In Pierce County tho Union majority
on the State and Legislative ticket is
about 300-larger than the most san
gliua hoped for. We have not the full
,o,e. but giye the following list of ma
;orities, which is very nearly correct.
Prescott, 90 Union Majority.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-11-07

H In Camp Randall Mr.. Young
and Mr.. Elwell received 50 votes each ;
Lusk !, Winn 81. Paine 2, Thayer %,
Hatch nary. Lusk run one ahead oil
Hatch.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-11-07
RESOLUTION.

RESOLVED, By the Common Council of the
city of Prescott that the Mayor and Clerk be
aud are hereby instructed to issue and pay to
Messrs. Mash d Bolton the sum of one hun
dree dollars, city orders, in full for the amount
due on contract for grading Kinnickinnic St.
H. A. JAY, Acting Mayor.
A. MILLER, City Clerk.
Notice is hereby given that the above reso-
lution.was passed by the Common Council of
the city of Prescott November 4th, 1863.
A. MILLER, City Clerk,
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-11-07

Diamond Bluff Is about = tse on the
Safe ticket. Trenton and HartIaz4 viii
nu; he far from even.
;, ha Whit IS elected Clerk Of the
Board by a small majority. The entire
democratic party, aided 10y strorg section
al jec;ing, and all the influence Of Mr.
Morton AMI his friends, could not xipe
out John VIM. He has been in the
Iron Brigade tsn long to be whipped
in skirmiSh Ike dis
The vote on Mr.. Thayer and Mr.
HntcI, for CO. Supt. is very close, and
nothing bun the ofiieia, canvass will de-
termine which has majority on the
home vote. In any event, the army
vote will elect Mr.. 1hayer. 1t is begin
ming to be pretty well understood that
TIA, N, Il damned who ,ireais The goliiers' vote
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-11-07

Sc 1T is indeed humiiating" to Mr.
Hatch 70 be beaten after making such
desperate and dishonorable attempts to
obtain an Office.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-11-07
Taken Up

By the subscriber, on his farm in Oak
Grove. light red, two-year old heifer. che
owner is requested to pay charges and take
her away. PETER LAIR.
Oak Grove, Nov. 2, 1868. 27-tf
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-11-07
THOMAS Walden. MI. ID.

Informs the public that he has lo-ated in
this town. for the practice Of his profession,
in Medicine. Surgery and Midwifery. ard
wiIi attend also 30 all calls in the co.,niry-
His Office is at the Prescott Hotel.
Prescott, Oct. s, 1863 n93H
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-11-07

Eg- River Falls did molly for the IN
ion State Ticket-rolling up an even 100
majority. All honor to the banner Un-
ion town.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-11-07
WISCONSIN.

The returns from the State arc too
Deagre to estimate the result closely,
though the Union ticket will probably
have from 5000 to 5000 majority. We
gixe few of the meagre returns re-
ceived {:
Dane Count Madison City-Pal-
ner, las maj; gain on last year, 24S.
La Crosse County-City Of Lacrosse,
Lewis, "a maj; Burton, Union Assem-
blymau, SO maj; Benton, Democratic
Treasurer, 81 maj.
Milwaukee City is 1,60o for Palmer;
loss of 1900 from last year. Three
Union AssembIymen are elected-Hub-
bell, CasweIl and Zimmeruan-all gain.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-11-07
MASSACHUSETTS, ELECTI,N
RETURNS.

BosToN, Nov. 3.
The election is proceeding quietly, and
the returns, SO far, show heavy gains for
Andrew.
BosToN, Nov. 8, 2P.M
Additional returns indicate that the
Republicans have carried Massachusetts
by a large majority-larger even than
was anticipated.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-11-07
ADVERTISEMENTS.
Green ADHseS.

900 Barrels choice Apples. just received
OOO and for sale by Dull d BRO.
Prescott, October 81, 1863. 25-tf
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-11-07

Tg There is no war news of iWpor-
lance this week.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-11-07
MINNESOTA.

In Minnesota the entire Union State
ticket is triumphantly elected.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-11-07
POLK COUNTY.

Polk county gives the Union State
t;eket ia majority, and elects the
entire Union county ticket. Judge Bar
ron has 50 majority for the Assembly
His election is certain.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1863-11-07
ST. CROIX COUNTY.

The Union majority in St. Croix coun-
", on the State aud Legislative ticket, is
about 100. All the county officers on
the Union ticket are elected.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-09-28

N4 fcmmsn Sic, trinfem sic &offee nit
un8 pno iein Sie pierer ba6fd oufaerdumt
mte 9eltern, hermit luo i'm bic Dame Elm.
auf Dem DiUan neben ibr 0iots 3u nebu1en.
Scnotban fcl9te, bod parD Ielne 0erleaenz
belt paourd INNER 9rGBer. 8rau ban Barren
ldenfte ibm Safee elm, Der S6eim p,dlen
ttrte feline @tgarrenpDIe, SOnatban nabm
unlptllfittrlid, rpllte Itd ipieper entIdulDi
get, parb lecD9 ourd Elm louteS Baden Der
5rau pan Barren unterbrp9en, Die ieBt erIt
bemertte, wie nadldifg Iein Nn5ug mar
Die Q8eIfe bate er perfs9rt ange3ogen Du8
unterfutter ioB na9 auben; Der Batern,Sr-
rer brettete feline Gpiten belpe unterbolb Der
Stnpe itber Die 9Befts aus, unD pberbulb
9tn8en bic 8anc3ipfsl berunter. Der Qieute
nant iprang uuf la9 In ben SpiessI, nlubte
lelblt LADEN, unb riB iAneu Da8 geIteiftc Sell
nen pplencS unter Ger Binre meg Na1cem
er lpr9fdltf9 DEN neberrpf 5ugetn8pft batte,
lteb er lsG rpieoer opn leiuer @jeliebtem Ieben
uno bat I'M @ntIduloi9ung.
geetu, bo8 1T ntAt gum GntI4ulctaen, Da8
lit gum TOptladen, rief 8ran ran Barren
rer8nit9t aus, gIauben sic benn, yiA 1dbe
Die perfebrt aneetbane 8elte unter Dem au.
qefn6rften 01rfe In @eilte nld3t eten 10 out
tpie Uprber ? 8egeben sic fidb nlr IN ou8
anItpBenpe Cabinet unb pr0nen 6ie 9bren
Nn5ua.
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W2edfoiie.
grTd'Gtr, 4en ya6t Id bent bpeitItSsn Sennrlba-
nieo unN GNn eagd Rev Nsrt werten IS oe emo u ID.
ten Sort iii ben eSe Jp Ben N, 6a $50 Ieet.
len g lferoura une "a 81 III en- 3ett ipar wcrecn.
Die Gr~Gttatsln unb Gle anttrs 8 N n6te @ustunt
rtbru srs ). SO. Ortiz,
HNua2IRtsl Trdhtdeeut.
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Gs o6t eele rnnifenie unt ulbebeutelee Qgedalter,
peI@e td ais Mer5e aassstea rab Or. JetnonS Nnuns
tiaunGcn cpplen. G@Wlftfer, 6elwt@ier 9pmpenonPer
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brighten Ssrnfs lgitncteH, t3 jt5 egeaaBl6 gcetioete
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rem i -uicrGnDsn bic eurrtctt Ter mtlde 9rdlt'
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fanut nb ea6 feline 9e9autgHn0n ocer 9pl0ne teanotS
tn iener Slifcc lte0tf.
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DR.. Johnston.
bet e!njt9e 2lg3t, tpelGer anjstat.
Sa1ttm more 2Dces 0ofptta1.
3ur uatsrpyiifuns Der Quad1al6ersi stabltrt

Der etnstge p(ob In Der gsslt, no iicAers
Mnele unb q lGAt.d.e @glen In
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Gr, Spnaon III bsr einsi8c reaeLm4bs 8e6tlbete @r5t
Ntel unb Sebanblun9 iulO alien Hnefen eGnstd unbe'
FAINT @r u teransebiltes ben einn este pel6es er tn
ben erSstn SpIptiern Gurcpd8 uni lem erfen oee8 Ha'
be8 ;ub ate, nGHlidb: gn8lant Srnnfre uno IN rem
8lrfes Don VElabepbtG H. p no e. Bat e'ns aus eeePn
tere YraF8, ais aGe aubereL Nerate ber gSsit .,x
fann m oertrauen ieae @bre ais Wann nn6 letne Ge"
i'd dltChtett ais Nr3t.
lB5- Office: gto Sdb.Srtbert6 g Hrabet ItRte.
SaaS bon SalttmOreftr., neben bet ,,GrbeiterRale"
6auttrantbstten tperben IHneG setetlt.
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0sF16rliMc Rrnnfbgit.

gDenn ber rreseletets unfluBe SGn8n8 au8inbst Gag
ben 3ei bteier dmers6aiten Sranbett ini GusenDm
men Bat eete1t es b4ug taB etn nn;ettseS SanSe.
fbl DDer bic Bar6 por @Htbefnn3 ibn abifredt it
ene ;u enben, aui rele in Scl5e t6rr @riebuna InO
Sartet 10 lanse bi bic Ssmptrnt rse5 drefen nebsls
wie ). g. etn init @ei&p en- ent3Intect sails, ene bSe
ae S6mers i'm &cpfe unb In ben @Iecern, Mb1abme eS
@ef6ts. Gaubbeit usrp ole Der Saut, tnpn ben 8ct
nen uup Arn,en Sinnen i'm Ge*s unb al BEN GrtrentI-
ten @ sesen wo tann beie llebe nit elmer Idre4li9en
S6neatsteit epr 3 areten Bis 3uleBt ber gdnen unO
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bett et @eatnianb fe} Miteit8 rb uub ter Sob enen
dredltden 2eiren tabnrd Elm Gnbe mabt bas ton mad
ene Qdnbe qrtn9 etn 9eilenrer surdtehrt
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barren SrantHeit sum Oprtr daen tn Selee Ger llnse d
tGfett unpentet 9raber wel6e brrd Mnmeuoun8 jeaes
toetltden eS hes e fur8 bic Gontution perniten ub
ben @e bes Heten8 In Elm elenbe5 Daein oerraueeN.
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ll,ihel Der lsDrefEg.

Die riele Gauieute wet Gbreu6 ber febtcn eten3e1n
Sabre 1T becr Nui!ot 1 rt pu ter uub bic Men9e Di
tetr tpunbdrS en Cpera ipcn, EeIe Or. 9ebnapH aua
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pentnftqfet DAB yet,crren cine bnret1en6e Geipdbrs
IethuEG @H H~ e#a .-t4 .'t a.s
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GeiRtg.

Die f6redbt6en gBtrnsen bes 9ater8 nb eBr su fra-
ten. 8erlu bes @ebdtnteS, 8erptrrun8 FER Sheen Se
brudtEet Der Gefr8trafte t6e Mbnun9e Ntnetgun0
Der 8eRl9aft, u6t rad Gnainfee, MttBtranet 0egen
i6 ielbf. 5n@tiamteit u.i ~. tno nee her i@Iimmen
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Gr 8 nln ffnn.

gttBeb tes t6ut8lteu Golcgs ter qBuntdrste in Gon
hUn erabuirter zines ber een nebjinen GCle9ten Der
Ser Staaen ter ben erBFt &ttl etne8 2etens In ben
Septt.ern 2pabrn @Gris @blabelpbia unb anberen
tGetrrt 5usetTad5t, inse tnbel Gaen oettHgcU
pOaenbet be en- hte @e9fte Rsy tsSi8tn nets I'M
&ranfteiten littct iple !. 8. aud Die BET plSs6en Sc
rduen u iebr errefen hie st p errotben 8ertngen
31eint0fetten IL /. -, Wurten au9enbdlt9 9etetIt.
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8eIcuoey5 IA ben6Aen !!

Or. ptnfpn betet aGen Oenen feine 6lfe on uelGe d
bur ple eebetnte unb lnatrlie, @e StDrper ser-
fOrence Ir bic Mr6et bic @eieuI1ae unb bic unGbts
ma6ente Qafer Qedw16t tabeu
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Wasen9wddc nnprbnune ter 8erbauun98 Srgane, GIee-
meine @nttrattung, Symphonic Der S3WtnblI@t.
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6 + 2

bebenfen ta Elm senber Ge7 upb en geter a5rper te
npt6pen i0en @rforbrutie 5ur selten &IldirliGfctt
nb So pbne tieie rb bic ete tes 2eb9ns sue trourgen
@tlaertabrt Die glteidtgn tes Seb n8 oenern ii lb-
LID nO bte eee w;r0 ererten ppn QIerpctin9 ub me-
1an6plt1bcn getraGtunGen rag un8 bic 6reueen wed,e
&oGere 0enieFen perneeert iab.
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aebeirasss araufactten

9eDeilaess &raneaciten
eenaht pertea ais 10 fms; 3eueunesundbefett SGbdfe
IN benz &lda lnD @ieDeru Gn3un6ungen ber Nieren
unb 8lae, Soamsfer8lebun9en S9piGe Der Nerpsn Mta
6enitwd6e, Wltti9fet Neteroei4ldesnhet @ertdnteS
i6wde 5erJflppfcn Sdd6ternbe 3tttsrn, NugenlGw6Ge
@dwtntel, &ppfi1mera, Gnt;iinbun9 Sales, Der 3aia
ser Qnnsc bes Waeen5 Der Gtnleip<be aIer iener
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welte hren Opern gefdbrer inb, ais ser @trenen &C.
f1n8 ben 8et1hren 6eS piieS ferrIDren unb Wcnn ni
3ettig 9ebelt merbt tEre 6lGuenoe 9pinun9e perni-
ten &dpade her GpnfttIrn terccrtrrgen bic @be una
SNl@ maden nnb 5alsst Gen aSrper unb Stnu erfDren
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rittng eibartett Der sc oe 3tttern unG Gp6de peef
fbBSfune Der fbrefldFen Sri! perben ihneG furrt.
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9r. Scbnrm nner8ett tann ibm eIs tne GtFenmarlne.
pbne urt m GnUertrduen uno SIterfht) nuf ere drst'
Hide GeI6iGIt@tet rerIafien.
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Oerrei flei0erloDe1o

G3ef5 %rdttfsFaRe $40. sos nnS 1854.
5gT1eneu see6rten Ireuhben unb BEN gubltfirt mad:
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b;pIeu 8lose etabrte Ge&Gt itbernpmnlen babe rb BE-
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tiaen srerbe Gtofe fir nterrDde un6 6pen5ense in
alien sprten urt az aGlen reen. - tSerner cine gnss
wa6 O1egeni&irme, GtTGe &C., icple afe tn biees aG
eui6Iogenbe Irtifel. tSe
E9y NGe 9efeNunaeu tOerbet prompt, billis nnb
Eirsefer Strip an9efertist tperbett.
%. g. anifer.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-09-28
GMnae QcuEse

Ste M bur 9etmlGe 9aer oedpdt9 baben bic ie 70 pft
bpen 2euten pber In Der Sue lernen unb beren 6p.
gen Ne aGnd6tlid piren eibt TN Sdbais bur hplGttp
nen bic rrenn nn9etleift, se Che um6sii6 neden unO
tbun. SVle DerUuen Ieu, beppr tie etnTeten tn tic
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-09-28
Sunae {0i&Auer.
Q}e1 1sirat5::. Dsrionen,
Sra0niiMe @5d.NG4e

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9prs 0erer bic tren Sci en@aften nn6eloanen rbtre
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he beren 6pleen ntdt eenaa tenne Sbgefb e ard burG
Sttfturen Rieber6dsen iii Sarn tetn ub ontere u.
laden entieten fnnn 70 II ie bD6 netaentRe' cine go9e
Iaonen bab tte ra Der Grusune eter BON Denen uerIp
ptrh bic d betttcn 2aaern erecben dis hon Dsasa
eie ka reile itne.
90 Sffteet 90. Z Stb'GreoertdFr.,
Feben Tbaren Scn 8aEtimprsitr., 6lfltAe Seite,
bic Stufers btnauf.
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be unb treertfbe @l6ader, prtriebene unb 8epeulpe
QuadIalber S1ubiltder &ttefewiIer StraBenretaiger
unb 2apenputer II. ~. b reeelr1GBtee Ner3te
unb auer, an9esp9en tpn Dr. Srtnrn8 uf tn Ser Wdbe
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-20

nc. ~ .sz CRoros AeuKptcT LoAEp, July g. lbt
no GONTkACTOkS.-Se Sealed FRO.
III icdo,,,d !. m the tile OF tie orA for which
The nj NAV be oaefed will be received At this office unn
ococA ~ Of THURSDAY July % 1868 for tie oo1'useese
Of SEWERS In tbs following Ureets, TO Wit; ,
L..ht ., betw,un Hudsou sni GTccnwien,tsi orchAfer
A. between Ds..nce, and 3fooussts Ludosst, b-tmesn
st.n,on and Houropss "a .3.Es. hou lth-av 10 ha4
son kiv-r . -,
B.n. forms the bids sni all other necessary inorma
ton D.. obtained on the Contract CLARK &
this office. THoS. sIaihr:Ns' Croton Aqasduce
r. l.. DARRAGH. IA
A " cKAIEN ooAia
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Corporation Notices.
CRY Is.PzcroRs DEPARTMENT.. (,

Asw.Yoga. July 10, 1903 J
CPECIAL NOTICE.-TO THE STREET.
- INSPECTORS OF THE SEVERAL WARDS ~
THE CITY I'm conseqIe0ce Of 81 'ssston eIressed
relation inequality Of payments per load 10 the carr.
inca sf ed By Department fr removing ssiss gar
b.s- aid dirt cay TAI n Ie 'abect Go cos
alto ADD have decfe4 the folS~.ns re'es - the
,ic- 70 - pd iosd from Zach Of the WArds heT-to mem
to- e. from Sth inst. r-s-rvns, however, ~
ni-hns tie pce IN any
OF tho Maids a, ciIcuns.Bcss may Lere~i.sr dic.Ae
In making up this Inst have beea Cover led oy w"a con
interest," OF ,ne Cry aud du- rea TO the NJ
10 lsoorps securing for tin lar eqaivs-
HE work bsyt no Iass which, could 10 90
| "a ned ELSEWHERE iof tL- came amount y: aoos
In maxim. tus 1 would have unterGe
that this Department Will Pc nit i'sel to be nnIenced
CO toed by oyIE ionr ~ III. Allowance
of Al, snc ui De iAa 20 as o. sets ioy
auich THE DE- psrtne. { wac orsaH.xcd-
l. s-l.c.la. men, viii cO1tuc 10 employ -hose uow
.uxed regard a. beet hti~d from exps-
enc- to dcha sr Offices ee,ovsd upon hsa. and my
pHss os any INCA they may choose
give o. elect comply ci.chArse tao.e dates,
~i.iDg do their snty -,
Th -n now b5 the day will continue to work
until N.dnrsdsy $50 ins, -
Tickets will ready fT distribution Substitution fsf
the pI.seLt sys,sn % inc ed last.
street IL .p~cgors wal no,iy teiE Moncay taorninS
that toe a3ove oas ~ 50 ito eff, trss ess
Lit of pnce. in the ..s-ral WARDS la ne city
Dlrfl Cara Oh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-20
jJropoSGls

DAClFIC RAILWAY. - Tho Dndsrslsnea
j viii receive PROPOSALS % iufnf' n"' -" 1'r
4 ,Col rms Of RAILWAY ntoN' 90 g"S ~ 80 lway
nn,y f,,ern uni.iou" Tn" Iron 10 ur OF In ~.
,n,nsf.ctr. OF shs qus'ty aud 20 or ,,,tc,
- o,,h AZ ana, city. tommunic s'i"hs IL. luits'l
,,,,n.1,.n to be Addressed Ia tue "pus'.is''", ~
s@Nufb hN' ',''..,, J e. fEEhtoNF.
rs so 81 I,1.g H. Prr.'t L. l. Kailwsy, b. u