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Sesfze Un!

.JACOB ANTHONY has adeposit- lssf.i
= ed his notes with be ua,lers gnes at the hssh
Sulphur Spring. miles west Of Fayettsville. ss-a
for collection. and all those owing had better
call and settle y bile money il plenty. - ~ ssis
April 20. II. D. HAMPTON. sss4fa
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Gen. Forrest is 10 command at Co
lambia, Tenn. He will do bis whole
daty wherever be is placed. 81
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VIII! not be = Candidate--

Hon. Geo. tx Jones authorizes us
TO say he will 40, be candidate for
Congress at the approaching election
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Dn6 iHEwAR

= TULEN from my house, 10 a.
- Lincoln county, 10 miles below kA
Fayetteville. on the night of the 9th inst, q
bay MARE about14I1S hands high II or IL
years old, in toterably good order, bare looted.
a narrow blaze in her face. PAGES some and
lopes well, easy. and nice, one hind foot white.
carries her bead high. will pay the above
reward for her delivery at MillEille. Tenn: =
May 23.- l863-ss* JANE HOLLAND. .
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1863-05-28

4 Ii persons owing tire estate OF.
n Alfred G. Dsckey dec. are notified to come
fer Yard aud settle, and those having claims
against the same must present them properly
authenticated within9the time prescribed by
law. or they will be forever barred.
my28 A. c. MAkffN. Executor.
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NoTICEs.f
Saturday. tine 6all day or June

" next. will offer for sale to the highest
bidder. for cash, at the Drugstore of SEARcY
& McKINNEY, Fayetteville. Tenn, the entire
stock Of DRUGS, MEDICINES. dye
STUFFS, GLASSWARE, and FURNI-
TURE belonging to the house The same
having been conveyed to MEAS Trustee, by
". q. STEPHENS. rS zgs s.
MAY 81, 1853 soft ~ oiis .yfslTh9l
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L0si Mare - slai saias gilei ~
Mrs. Jane Holland has lost mare,
description Of which may be found
10 another part Of This paper, fst the
recovery Of which she Offers s25.
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a Ii .hoseindebted to Ini Z BY note or ac-
IA count, will please come. forward and
make payment. T. G. GOODRICH.
October 3d. 1859 Assss1Ss 5lsda
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Stonawall jackson was born on The
31st DAT Of January, 1894.
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Found

About four miles north Of this
place, on the Shelbyville Pike, q num-
Der Of letters marked to various per-
sons in Memphis, which the loser
can get BY calling at this office.
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almanac

THURSDAY. MAY 20, 1868.
Sun rises. A 81 Sun sets. 6
FRIDAY. MAY %.
Sun rises. .....4 So Sun sets. ....7 z
SATURDAY. MAY SO. a ~
Sun rises...-..4 So Sun SETS. ...7 Z
SUNDAY. May b.
San rises. .....4 81 Sun sets......7 6
MosDAY, JUNE l.
SIN Uses. A SO Sun sets {
Tuesday, JrxE g.
Sun rises. 4 so San sets. &
WEDNESDAY,. JUNE 3.
Sun rises......4 90 Son sets. ......I
Moos's .PHAsEs--JUNE.
Full Moon, ID Gil In evening.
Last Quarter, 1 I3 evening.
New Moon, 16 81 morning.
First Quarter, II 0 10 morning.
Moos's PHAsEs--JuLY.
Full Moon, ID In Gu morning.
Last Quarter, Z 10 II evening.
New Moon, Is 5 3 evening. g
First Quarter, 90 10 SO morning.
Full Moon, 80 38. morning.
Moons PHAsEs--ArsysT.s s-s,
Last Quarter, CD 9H 2SM morning. 4
New Moon, II s 81 morning.
First Quarter. FL 8 l2 evening.
Full Moon, % 3 10 evening. !,
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Tumbligg Down

We are glad 10 hear that here, as
elseShera, The prices Of articles Of
necessity are coming down rapidly ;
Good -four we are told, has beer
offered during The past week, at a
greatly reduced rate in Confederate
money. The price has been too high,
aud ought to be brought down TO
such, rate as will allow poor folks
and soldiers families to live. The
REDUCTION, az our columns Jamestown.
has not been peculiar to this market.
The Cleveland Est Tenn Ban
nsr slys: sol
ToMELlYa = Flour is advancing
backwards 10 this market. Il is
crawling out Of the garrets sad push
ing itself upon the market at consia-
erably less 6guris than heretofore,
aud but few buyers.
s. in Atlanta, Ga. The Com
monwealth says:
Down !. DowN!! DowNl!!-We
are glad to perceive that the news
from the country in all directions
continues to be good, giving assur'
ances Of low prices: for provisions
being close at hand. Ia this market
no bid can be had for corn for future
delivery.
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ADJ'T AND INSPECTOR GEMS OFFfCEy
go. RIcHMosD, May llth, 1868. 8
&c 1'nf M. e S., lpa#1q 6ar 17aeil
. ]. The following notice, relative to ex-
changed prisoners, is published Tor the inform
alton of all concerped ::
Exchange Notice, NOS.
$50 as4 2 RIcHMoSD, May 0, 1868.
T'HE following Coulsderate officers
and men have been duly exchanged, and
are hereby so declared 80.
III. All officers and men who have been de-
l.sered at City Point at any time previous to
May 6, 1868. -
2. All officers captured a. any place before
the list of April, 1858, Who have been RI leased
onsparole. ~ rSstze fsfw 80 waf
8. All men captured in North Carolina or
Virginia before of March. 1863, who have
been released on parole - Is all
4.Phe officers and men captured and pa
rolled by Gen. s. P. Carter III bis expedition
to East Tennessee in December last 800 20
5. The officers and men captured and pa
rolled by 1t Col. Stewart at Van Buren,, Ark,
January 25tli, 1868 !; by Col. Dickey, IN De-
&C m Der, 1862. ip,his march to the Mobie and
Ohio railroad. and by Capt. Cameron at Cor
nth, Miss, in December, 1862
s. The officers and men paroless at Oxford,
Miss. on the 23d Of December, 1862, at Des
Arc. Arkansas, on the 18th of January. 1863.
and at Baton Rouge, La, on the 28lh 'Febru-.
ary. 1853 ltnl0l u9s8 sid 81 9 u
q. All persons who have been captured on
the sea or the waters leading TO the sams, or
upon the sea coast of the Cohfetisrate or Uni
ted States at any time previous 70 December
10th, 1862.
8. All civilians who have been arrested at
anyitime before the 9Th May, 1863. and re-
leased on parole, are discharged from any and
every obligation contained in said parole
u any such person has taken any oath oil al
egiance TO the United States, or given any
bond. or II his release was accompanied with
my other condition, he is discharged from
., II any person embraced, in any Of the
oresong sections, or in, any section Of any
previous Exchanges Notice, wherein they are
declared exchanged, are in any Federal pris-
N, they are to, be Immediately released and
to the Confederate authorities. -
J . assg sff3 2; ROBERT iOULD, Ell
!, May Zl-6t zr Agent of Exchapge.,
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County Conrt, Lincoln O.. Tsru.-

T. - F0'tfFFt- VI fFIF
isfaetiou of the Court that John Chils,exs
Robert ChiIdress. A E., Belts and Mary his
wife, are beyond the jurisdiction OF the Sat, !,
OF Tennessee--Isis, therefore, ordered by the
Court that publication be made in the Far
ETTEyrLrE Observing. a newspaper published
N the town of Fay eftesilIe, Lincnln county. 4
Tenn, for four, werks IN succession. before
the next term OF this Court, commanding the,
said Defendants TO appear at the next term of
tie Court to be holden OH the Grst sso,sss;,y 2
in June ncxf. and plead, answer. or de- >
murto complainants' bill. or the same will
De taken for confessed ard set down 10 BE-
heaedi ex parts as to them. lis ~ . ~ ~
2 Witness Daniel Wilmington, Clerk OF sail
Court, at ofire. the FIRST Monday in Nav. 1859.
N.Y. DANIEL J. WHlTTINGTOS. OK. q Y
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County Court, Lincoln Co., Team.

p 0. 2 Grifis and Others ,lsl b ilsGto
vs.. q.
A. s. Randolph and oihefs lsid 7a3 a@
I. BIZ for SALE of Ln3.;1 Iis e.
IN this cause it appearing to The
= satisfaction Of the Court that defendants
Thomas r. Steadman and Arthur Cunning-
ham are beyond the Jurisdiction of the State
of Tennessee-lt is. therefore, ordered byth
Court that publication be made Ia the Fay
ETTEvILLE CgsERvER. newspaper published
in the town Of Fayetteville, Lincoln equity,
Tenn, for four successive weeks. before the
next term oil this Court, commanding the said
defendants to be and appear at the next term
OF the Court to be holden on the first NIon-
day la juno next, and plead, answer, or
demur to complaihantss Bill, or the same will
be taken tor confessed and setdown for curing
ex p,rte as to them. ~.
1 Witness Daniel j. Whittinyton, Clerk Of said
Court. at office, the LIST Monday in Mar. 1863.
my7 DANIEL j. WHIFTIEGTON, elk.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-03-11
Chief Justice Dixon.

The re election OF Chief justice Dix ~
Is matter of considerable Certainty. He
Is not politician but Is an upright and
able Judge. He formerly belonged to q q
Democratic party; bot the Sat Chris
and Moses M. Strongs OF the Uemocre,lc
State Convention did not Consider h,r, q
Cepperhead, and therefore notnin,ted
Judge Cothsen the :. bottle-jodge," a. their
candidate. The ability, and incorroptloil
lty OF Chief Justice Dixon are So highly
appreciated by the most able LAWYERS of ali
pzrles, throughout the State, irrespective
OF party considerations, have been made
upon him urging him to be a candldat
Tor re election. He has acceded to the
general desire that he should be candi-
Gate; anc IN view OF his eminent success
as jorit, and the confid. nee reposec in
h's taients, learning and sintegrity, 1t has
been deemed best by the Republican State
central committee, and by the Repo blican
members OF the Legislature, t. abs am
from any Republican party nomination.,
when the choice Of the people is SD uatnis
iakea6iy expressed in tavor OF the re cleo
tion OF siie re cleo ion of; the present
Chief Justice. We concur ia this decision
most heartily.-La Crosse Republican.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-03-11
E The iaul, finding in the loya

~ The fault finding in the loyal
States respecting the administration is
thus happily hit off by the Journal O,
Commerce., itself sn opposition paper: II,
it rains, WELLEs is severely blamed. The
rise of COLO Is attributed to CHASE. For
every mule stuck In the mud STANTON re-.
ceives hearty curses. Even the changes
of the weather have bean rsfert cd : "a
BATHS"
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-03-11

THE SOUTH GETTING THE COLD SHOULDER
IN ENGLAND.-fhe tone OF recent debates
on American affairs in the British Parlia-
ment exhibits a remarkable cooling down
OF the Zeal OF the partizans OF the South
in that BODY. Intervention is now ad
nitted t. be oat OF the question and me-
oiation hopeless. Even the London Times
Is turning The cold shoulder on its South
err prote ges.-Neao York Herald.
And this change, as has been avowed
on the floor of Parliament, has been &C.
COM plished by the Presidents Emaucipa-
ton Proclamation. The most vehement
opponents of the proclaim alton are pro-
slavery men who declare it will not haze
the least effect upon slavery. Admit for
the sake of argument that it will not, yet
Ia not that . wise AND salutary measure
which, being wholly without effect al
home and therefore harmless, prod ces
these valuable results abroad, disarning
the prej1dices of one of the most power
ful nations of Christendom, changing cold
indifference into cordial friendship, and
downright enrnity into respectful and
genuine neutrality
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-03-11

ECONOMY" sAx8oRs, the advocates Of N
armistice with the rebels, the malisnan
opponents Of war against armed traitors
the enuncistors and disciples OF the sub
lime doctrine that slavery 10 q part Of
the Dsity.n
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-03-11

~ a Democratic paper ca,,aa N.
argus, has been established at Boscobel.
by O. LoHMANE.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-03-11

DIED IN SOUTHERN PRIsoNs.-The New
York Times gives the following list OF
Wisconsin men among others who died in
prison at Macon, Georgia:
A. Smith. D. Is, died May H.
g. Triton, K, 18TH, June {.
&. Al. xander, A. 18th, June H.
> HsrtwelI. Z, 18th, jay 20
Gray, Z, 18th. july 80.
T. h. Dean, A, 18th, Aug f.
e. Hoard D. 18th, Aug 22
j. N Marshall, A. 10th S-.e %
sealt"n- =, 18th, Sept 30
A u H-nshew, Ii, 18th, Aug 10
hitman. g, 18Th Sept 2
y Roiford, c, 18th, sept. IL
d. ". Jackson, 6, 18th, SEPT &
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1863-03-11
paasare Between Senator Howe, Of
= il. and Senator Davis Of Ky.
SEN. HOWE ON sUNCONSTITUrlO TON
AL LEGISL ALTON"

Ths Financial Policy Of the Governs
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COUNTY GOVERNMENT.



trucnl Ap,ovsND SESSION, Tuesday, Oct. 70 1905
S'''' O'Clock, NJ. }
me Board me, pursuant adjournment in 'hsir Chamber
Little esq, President in the Chair and the
syi,os Birnt Briess Conner Davis, Fly, Roche Stew
h ina;es Of the three preceding meeting read and
approved -nr,ovs
Petition OF The follow ing named or reduction and ression
Of tan:
Stephen Curtis
Which was referred 70 he Committee Annual Ta,es.
Petition Hcarv remuneration
Arr, as sree polo.uin July August 10 1868.
and Police
Bill Of Roger Adams, amounting 70 sl95 'or services
constable at the o. Dye, and Terniner he'd during
The months OF August September October. aud NovoInbef
N6l.
Which was referred to the Committee on Crraiusl Courts
slsi Police.
Bill Of Gaer Hunter NJ D. amounting 20 Sill fos ned
services jefferson Market iiison.
Which referred ~ tie Committee Criminal Courts
and Police.
Bill OF Howard Pearssl amounting 20 sI7 ~ meals fr
pished TO jurors and officers in Oi The People John
HcAlister.
Which referred to the Committee Criminal Courts
and Police.
Bill Of Col r. Jardus amounting . 1913 ~ FOR expenses
Incurred consequent upon wounds received during The ate
riO;-.
Which Was referred to the Special Committee Rio;
Claims
Bill Of s j. Blsnek son, srouning $40 So forre?at1
V ehsi.s m Tax Comm. ESQ uer's ofcc, az.
Which referred 10 tire Committee on Aifusl Ttre'
Bills Of the foowiu manned ioI post mortsn examinations
hurlue np ans eut i.r September o..
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1863. l lru., IL, , ~ LIZ laS63.

pFSSsyIVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD,
Vita i,s connections forms -
rt,p SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
-. S,ulosh 10 rHE PRINCIPAL NssIEs> tIuEs
ss ,,,is, run daily NewNork 70 Philadelphia vis
Ncw. Jersey aud Cind,n and Amboy Lines
All rt,I,IrIGu TRAINS FOR THk NEST BY THIS
'A RoITF LEAVE NEW-loRk FROM PIE
FOOT or COuRTLANDIsT
Nv o.! Phi edephia the morning passengers leave New
y,rk Il a. n other routes, passengers
!; . .. H.. one hour later than other lines
~ way o. Allentown, evening passengers leave p ~
i,. AZ tia .Ame time Northern lines IN chicago aud all
poiuts IN the North West tre-,in- Indianapolis osNiie,
S. LOUIS Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati and al main
points West, With fewer chapso- OF cars -,
Sleeping Cars. without change, run from fhisds phs 70
p,;.buch so ios and New S0gA 20 Pittsburgh, ~ miles
Sr,okiu. and saloon Cars on all trains.
Fare q same rs otler routes.
baasAg. checked through. Imnsiers free.
sccur tickets, good aaill u.si BY iiitsbureh
WESTERN EMIGRATION.
Tho P'rnsylvauia Central Company runs All Enisr"s
Ac,.p,uod ou Line which Affords able mode II
alcs mosins ~ew ard al one half he nsu rsiss
Of itT,. vop,our.
~ thls route fcish vi IN ptions Be forwarded
end nom point GA the Railroads Of Ohio, heasuE.
ndsna Illinois, Wisconsin Iowa, or Missouri hy RAIL
ROAD DIRECT ANY port tho gable the
Nesi ~ steamers flom Pittsburgh.
Toe Iae 4 Freight e. aud from any point IN The West ~
he ylyHn.a teutfl Railroad all ,.s fssorao?
cafrd by other Railroad ompanes Merchants and
,hrs ltIu-ns tho transportation Of their trsish 10 s
.omp-A. rely "Alh confidence on iis speedy usi'I
LIVE STOCK. - $500.
farnera and Dealers n Live stock win md %" a noss
ID, a.a- route. taI lcous ards well ",'a ~. ~ ssf
piled win every Convenience. have been opera a @ ms
ni ~ cunnectons. and every attention Il pa'a " 49, -.
Ffm harrisburg where wil be t,nnd c,' pii mr. ~
Feeding md resting c,oie. offered Of me rtt NDfL'
PAlA, NEN YORK aad BALTIMORE Mahhrio',
J. h. EIIIOrr Passerge Agent, No Aster House.
LEIGH Co., Freight Asenls'u s.,,h yv,ut, :.
No As'or a9uss $40 E mi Is,n,, -
No. , Battery plsoA
ENocu LEWIS, General Superintendent, A,essAlFo
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aoDey.
rue o. G L"sfw'sd Co. smouningte 20 3d. or an'''s
Mh4eh W. fesI"d % tho Conud',1 Ci,t Courts
M % g. hcck"sd Co. snolluBg "a o., Tor sr' 10
Tor County oLors.
Wb'ch va I.ssred 70 the Confi.lt.s County Ohcer'
nh OFT j. s1ch SOM alno4 .ins biol ~, Tor iorD
NJ. ior FgpreAle Court.
~leh ~ss 'e-re d 70 ~ Cofnni, County Otcefs
bi1 q T. BisAck sons amounting sI5 10, 20! urn
Dr AID repsrs to county oficls
Wheh ~as retired 70 The GonmiVoe County Omcers
p rTosdoo, QuIk Amounting 10 30, ~, o' gAnunt
W Supreme Court
WL.eb was Iei.rsd 10 tho Committee Civil Courts
m Comfy jail
m4aL .4s referred 20 the Committee on County Ohc@rs
ph ., John J.. fTaDt amounting 20 flS a. of ~ '-'s
eesn,y
whsh We referred " DE COMMITTEES co OIiuSa Gown
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8teamboats and RAILROADS..

EOR CALIFORNIA-By the OVERLAND
R0UTE.-A DAILY LINE Of STAGES, carrying ~
IT, g. Mails leaves Atchison, Kansas for Plcerve Cal vA
Denver Great Salt Lake vynis and Cities connect.
by side lines with the Pixies Peak tCoorao Bannock
Upper Missour Reese River. Washoe aud Humboldt min
Ing regions: - ,,,,,,.-.
The route is stocked with comfortable Coaches and Concord
Covered Spring wAsona Every attention Il psd passen.
gers.
sume their seats then the coaches ere not full
Stations average - mes apart and meals arc fushed q
about 70 cents each. 80 40
The Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph oows the route, viii
Twsnty,ye pounds Of bssssss allowed; extra charge
will nude on the excess Surplus baggage can b. sent b
"a via Panama.
Atchison IL connected BY rail- With al points east
THROUGH FARE, Atchson to Pacerville, &Hc
fsfe from Placerylle 20 San Francisco 80.
For further Information Apply tie office Of ths Company
No. "a Broadway, N. Y. up stairs.
Tickets sod ~ the office OF the Company Newton sns
Atchisop.
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TRAINS LEAVE NEW-YORk;
kos New Haven. !, tEA.l II JOA III Is;l9 ", I'D
Ok. $50 $50 aud p IA. -.
FoI Bntgepor :. ) tExl ll:soa m i?;ls tEzl s'S
(tn.l. 3.1' s;e ald !.
For Milford aud straiforJ :. l;3o $50. $3.50
FoT aifae!d Sou;.poI. and wsstpos T. ii 80 ~; s0'
$50 p ~ $500.
ror Aorsals T. $50 1850 1915 tEA), 2:so tErh
$3.50. $50 Jign, p ~ =.
SO g.. m. - -.
or Pom CAc.,e sni Intermediate stations, $50 r:os
H.. $50 $50, $50. $50
Ior Po.t Chester ard New Rochelle, p IN
CONNECTING TRAINS
For Roson via Spin st.ld a. tEx j. 2;S s1 p n
Fof Boston via shor. Lin. 1918 ttr. b 3 T. M -
tor Hartford Ind Springfield. tExl ui9o' I'D
Ok. p. N,
II ~ a. m. and 20 p. H. to Northampton
For Hartford oS.deEeo AID t!sAsl kaLroad, tElb
II ~ r. -.
FOR New aven NewLondon and StOning,cn Railroad -
8 o. NJ. l.;ls lJv, = 2. m
Fog anal Railroad. l2l5 p. n. to Northampton. ann
For liousa,onic Railroad IA, 80 ?. IN "a Sew NM
ford Welne,i,ys and Saturdays 10 Ptisheld.
For Nesatucs Railroad, a. IA, 100 Z. n
Tor Danhury aud Nofrsk RGilfoad, a. NJ, 40 m
Comuloi,ous sleeping Cars attached TO p m Trans
JAMES H. HOYr, supernt'iid~n
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Mlln. te..l oi....................... sI..g.

TNe aiovr accn g. rot authenticated in The manner
ana - ClinuiI. t- r,ey'd uoi-. from the Suprfn-
tsnd'u % Public rpcon - Tho selection e 'ono Of h'
pupil, p whom s changed any accognt notice
from ftc torri n fYpir thfr;i~s sd torrrc IONS
Of u..r hav Ary'hcI'h 10 lie iusI,sion from t
county.
ia q ss be found cor~c' u viii req r.
lidlors apo. rsf.or u LnnTc1 sn4 twenty dol
- which rn be suppl I'D iEom tie approlTaion Tor
ilier,st o. Co4f. lou.e S'oct
Il il rcourlsrL that tho Coinn orers - Public Char
to- and Iorfao osrseef, the po.f In hi, county tc
requested 10 iepof the boaii snrrifoi The i
AS q cli,r By them time 70 Nnlr g.
t SevYerk Ins alton he distraction q the Desf
Durb IN see fi-cs sh the prov1u. o tie act tchApte
2Si pafs.d ~ IL lot ..~sou y tie l., stature.
!, would aso b. s. hsve tie AID residence. Of
le parent. Children stated - he Couuisic
IIenTI.s AND clrAsrsG suPFiIxs oorSTr
fpt-cprirfin..- Balance o. Al ropfls'ion oflefl,
De- l-,na,d Derefbf ~ lgs,................ SO .
An.ouE, spyropis;s. ~ ore.nce y cA? !s3 1000 o.
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IN vol. M,R.BaL. OTpcr. lNrH CoyGnyssioS,L }
Di,taior state u See Yoik (ssv. n " cot Of West,
sTh.si.l, NEw.ioRr Oct u. 10.
All Drr fled Men reading In the Allth Nsfd Of tie CITY
Of orb b.ns IT. Sub District Of the Inn toaslssio nal
D.rtl who reported at these lrsdqu.efs uust
do - on % b-for. the 9Th day Of October instant.
Al ,ueh who shall fail report within tho time above
limited vii be sai,d dss.TirT aud dpst with according
CIAS. r.. JENKINS
Capt. si.d Provost MAGshs. INth Dit. N. u
JnBv ~ 9A,D. tomfnis.lon.r - Board Of Enrichment
NrlAs II. 1Hos.os NJ. H. Surgeon, Board q Enrichment,
Wnntrd--for this well Known Regiment slChIEs
CAVALRY, 20 good T. MI hi. Company Horse, Good
Fnlipin,n. AMI famuos provided ior. Apply - No. 6J9
nro.lwsy lr,t noof JOHN Or PASS. Captain.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-22
nlihlarp Notices.

COrsru SUBSTITUTE sSp RstIKy Co>srrTKs
Koos. No. IsI broadway.
TInnI ofic~ 10 Con.r ripts. Motto 4 hereby s'srr
g. al p-rsor, F.tnrn focru.p ANAu'n. AID lutis -rs
ean relef under 'Lr provision. 4 The County sl1 t'
L.. Hs.f uriL,ue~ adopted b., tho board 81 SUPER
I'D srpOs.d Ly %. MAYOR ~ 1903 that the bgln'ss ri
hi. orca Ill b. hury clc,cd tho a., u October Instant
a1A 10 gellef VII be- rfan'~d if'.r that date
GFOnDN OPDlkf Mayor.
MATHEW L. bNENSAN. Con irorsr.
ELIJAH \ PrRDY Sup.Iyi.of.
OHlsOS BLUNT sHpcryiror.
WILLIAM ~ NV ffD ~lpsfvs1r.
WILLIAM H. STEWART supervisor,
Co.,rrirs CorsOs t,t.l Committee.
gK0Hos p. TnOsr,os
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-10-22
HUDSON RIVER RAILR0AD -, Al:

ONG ISLAND RAILROAD-FhLli An
lIRANGFMENr-Leavo Jamos.slp ana sHh q, Z. H.
?. . a ni Mol Train for orcenpot, stopping Al Al s,a'ns
and J.D r. m Eapr.fs Train stopping IA Jamaica hiine,s
J1sau md al Stations snst 10 orcenpori For lip ~ a
m and 3. 20 pm For fyo-sot q and u ~ ana ii'J
bgo n m For Jamaica ut and II AMI 49, ~ 'so
SiYSpiY EXCURSION rRArN-'ro Nsphsnt. ~ siS .
M from sithst stopping 81 al stations f@t iei TAI. lIAn
For syos,ct ton snndaysl 6:ls rou sab ST. stop
ming Al al stations.