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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-01-10


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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1863-01-10
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The New York herald., 1863-02-20
NEW YORK LEGISLATURES.


ALBANY, Fob. 10, 1868
Hills rassEp.
The senate agreed to the Assembly amendments to the
General Bounty bill, and passed Il.
the bill to confirm tho u supervisors relative to
bouniics was passed.
The bill to eItcud tho time for the completion Of the
Albany and susqushanpa Railroad was passed
All foregoing bills 70 to the Governor.
m xESLrIxESTs SOLDIERS.
Mr. sxrm reported bill 10 promote enlistments II
provides that volunteers Of this State the
ol sar shall receive hfty dollars bounty enlistment
Tor one year or seventy five dollars bounty reenlis
rent tor three years II also provides that
the state for 1865 shall not be allied In In order TO
In the report aocospanying the bill the csmmit,se
state that the Adu,nnt General " opposed TO giving
bouncs enlistment for less term than three years
OF the war The committee eel dispscd 10 endorse this
view but under the present cxgcncy thought IL best 10
oner small premium tor enlistment for one year.
Mr. BRADLEY introduced bill TO amend the South street
R,arnsd charter also bill TO incorporate the Mechsn
is aud Traders Exchange.
~ Low introduced bl 10 amend the acts relating 70
rs IN the courts o. County sessions and oyer and Ter
miner also bill the concerning the rights
and Liabilities OF husband and wife
THx atLorwKSr SYSTEM
VII bEiL onered resolution requesting Representa-
tF"a ~ ''ueress 10 give MI the aid possible cary ont
the allotment also resolutten complnentisg .he en-
cehcy = tie services &C Msssrs Roosevelt Dodge aud
inc their continuance IN office
Roth resolntl ms adopted
Inc o y enforce he responsibility OF stockholders Ia
who,c and was ordered 70 a third reading :
Tho hiil to appoint receiver general 10 akc ,ha
toiy II Iusl iuna- w,s ukensp on motion Of NJ MrR.
money .noud only be invested In bonds and ,no,r.na.
unlcf by special directions the should require NJ
Investment IN state or United States slocss -
The bill then sent % the Judiciary Cofnrui,tas
Adjourned until seven r. N. on Wednesday, a5th mat
The New York herald., 1863-02-20
MIsGEyI.ANE EOIs.


s-T,-,sso-x.
Dr,xEs PLANTATION BirrEes
Ih-y cna. healthy appetite
Tiey o'sfcome edcct. oi di'.i patton snd a. bo1a
Ihrs ~ engiaen ,ic sy.e,n and eni,yen -, mina
rhey parif, ie hrrath and ascid.'s y oe s'ooscb.
iaey cure Dl,rra"~ cSo'~r. va choera v,,hi-
1sss ere i.'gs oosl.n ant an M Ser.oi- "'1das~ 1 .
weak strong ant "fc eihags'ei u. g..' re.io.r
ria BARK pand-loo C'ao'uis sc,crs. L.veahes r.o.
roo root ,sr.wy orsae s@ T Tafao1 srss
fa- is"~'ns u" 'A pc q ane ,.,n o, a.y -
''" ~ jan .S'i L. iso
Gss1Lssts- r., iaAslatlon .na ertepaed
al z OR t.D scs and aao-d 'liers sa.e q lair
.oc and gratifying r.G. Ii crraie. sp.r .,fsnst.
.SaAl health. wish 'b, prrpar,cu g.'ln ..yey fi,n,
yom ,c,1sni pr o " ksDaxws suf~ria,.n1eaL
WILLIAM Hons. w"9is.ras g, y g.,
o,rrr,mswe rcquirr aao,,,er .agpiy u yoir flsp..
hs ut slrh daily tucfcises th tho
80 ''' '' sYSss. cH.pynIcxsca
usrd ihrec no,t'es q lhe Pan,.9n Bur, az . u a..
ever used aua shall .nd.svar = maAs lem tao..
Please inform me Sha. -i5,'-A i.san. nsnrs fay.
D. ". A. ct4i. surgeon q ne Tsai y..'sss., rssi.
ton Blt,crs Ihcy a. lae most 'ace petse and harm
GAir Iioess, LoqIsytl,s, sy.. Dec -. lssa
MessrA n DHsEt Co..
We are compelled 70 order txely. Plantation Bsts
70 supply frisnas wha haze yse 0i ptV,uas tAa
zdnirabe srncs
Respectfully, yours .,... -. ..
R0csE.fts, y. D.. De-. q. 1891
: TAe Psnistiou Hliters Ases curea ms ss shs
Kind III dysgepsia ~ four yesTs' s.nIlnS
nave recommended tHru to o'hfr4 and far know,
with -lgaz sIttss. an, a. ,,r,o.s
Bvrs'rr Hoe" .i,c,ss.u, o,''
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~ vey popg,ar here. s~nd IA tssny ears more AMI
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aslna,s persons rrginrlng g~nfi- sinasnt
sosd by al dras. ..sts. stets a. Z oglnirL .t,fss
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The New York herald., 1863-02-20
sTns,.' SIGNALS on THE COAST.
Admiral Fitzroy's >. y Warning
by Conc and Drnn.
Importance OF the Telegraph
in Gales.
icIn,
NAVIGATION MADE EASY,
ke., &e.s ... &c,

The system Of sgnalizng 70 mariners who may be navi
eating of on, lying in about TO enter any the
ports OF the United Kingdom the approach OF storms
well us indicating TO them the quarter from which the
blew or gale may be expected, which has been a,ey per
feced by Admiral r. Fitzroy NJ is worked by that
officer with the sanction and aid OF the English govern
ment TO great advantage for the saving Of life pro-
perty during those severe vstations which suddenly
act seafaring and craft the British islands
Admiral Fitzroy, most OF our readers are aware is
the author Of the "Weather Book )" publication which
enables those who study attentivey to "forscas by
simple barometrica and thermometrca observations,
the sort Of weather which will be experienced within
from twenty four thirty hours days after
the observations made. The personal remarks OF
Admiral she variations d the weather for many years.
coupled with deductions by him from analysis
OF very comprehensive and weather tables
nished for his from the main shore aud points
OF England Ireland Scotland and the Channel Islands re-
suited In his arranging this system OF "fcrecasis by
which he maintains he has been enabled 70 get
"ahead" as il were, Of storm, and thus warn
all persons likely TO be directly affected BY
it, enable them make "all tauto II IN port and
remain harbor "stand of shore,' Just they
find best in order to avoid the danger Of which no tells
them.
The approach OF storm is signalizcd by means OF
"storm drum and cone. hoisted together or sngy,
pole, in certain position indicated by the wood cut
published in the HERALD today. The position Of the
"storm drum" and denotes the quarter or point
from which the storm may be looked for, and these
POSITIONS being arbitrarily fixed represent to avgaors
the direction from which the "forecasted gust may
reach them almost as plainly IL they looking At
the compass after commenced II displayed at night
the drums lighted.
Thus previous to the commencement OF the late gales
the English coast to which reference made under
meath, the following orders telegraphed from
don TO Liverpool by Admira Fzroy relative the exh
bition OF the
STORM SIGNALS.
1s.lre noon.--.Hoia South Fire p. M-"Hoia Drum
Cons,n thus and Lights, afterwards
sptthout COSs.r Mus:-
The New York herald., 1863-02-20
Death OF Ex-Governor Roger sherman N

SEw HsvKS, Conn, FEB. ~ 1893.
Fg Governor Roger sherman Baldwin dici al bis real
Deuce 10 this city th. morning. agei abou seventy years
Governor Baldw Ia grandson oi Rpger sherman.
of Revolutionary memory. lie has held many high pasi.
tom Of honor the state Twice he has been
Governor and member ~ the United states senate.
~ was the ablcs lawyer in tho state. and his character
rtblic and private citizen above reuroach
The New York herald., 1863-02-20

ALBANY, Feb. 10, 1859
The Auditors annual report Of Tie trade toll. and ton
mage Of the canals presented.
rHr ALLOTMENT COMMISSIONERS
The concurrent resolutions 0; the Senate insiructng
our representatives Congress- 70 give all possible a 70
ncssrs Theodore Roosevelt william T. Dodge and Theo.
aore Bronson. United States Allotment Commissioners
The New York herald., 1863-02-20

So.haa ,ha. is nos wSo','IA genial aud restorative
in IT, nature enters into Toe conp Ntn n osTErfERs
STOMACH BiITEHs. Th,s !ppa.t rspaga. on oont ains
% nlnafal q any And AZ as"a} so,ani'. esmeet ss
9.samc herbs an plants Ssh she parea Ard nIst of AL
well iorearmsi asans iis-aae ,na far a tho
hunan system AN ec protected X nm human nsaa. as...t
pats water and other external esuses HosiErrLas BIZ
Ia iuestci With fever and asnc has been found
Thssad. as 10 o nsaer as appehsaoa ID
eseale the soouisr snd ihoa,9ds wac aesea y ..u
bya ,sry brisi course M, marfclgus meacae
"a aas .s sF .sf ss l.s%s 70: s"s.
g. ' ~ ~ ~ y naosIErrLrs pirrrRs "'a ="
Tie weak .,a.eb |. raP,ly Il. and The appc,i.s
II ~ ana r. ~ '1s an "ass sss s. I" ns
ge,on, Aetsns geuc snd paiurs, apercu a. wen
sperniu a y rrcsui,s ,toa at he ases.e and sccss
rrr.ens of feeble hass -se .,.ack lownp.s
H. @% @% o ~ ~ T.; 2, 'Siao, ai ps"p, ssa @ re-
oo9, a., ~. y & = 'oa iosn % oon ,rtcs -, -.
srr Gose 81 sIn.nt amt ID ucgasan.J reaor.iDs -
! 1t ~ re,uin = We .9mphia, may - ptrsenied.
tr oo'ca'. u ~ stomach aui wS tSrn ,hs ssrose aaa
rcevne the n,-rua irritation 10 which ihs r.yoa.
nsa general ranic IioSrfrrI.s5 Bi1TERs proau,srt
fu, aprrrc,ed Ia .. conruiu'o onsl ~rst.
roU oIasc rNerlsrs crciric influence. IL ,es eoa
.oan woa H. n, W. ,.- - y % ~ M. - os, .s.
!" telulurt" 'nh e establish ihr'n
L,. hs nl' eaN, 4, The ony ,afe sting gistt bcins
farpred tom sound .ad lanoc aiaief al, and
Z 5 is .sg" lss % ,, i % nor of To- IN Al
H. ,t + ~rl kgNa q pty.ran. hat y" ba',. of s
n III II. ern,e,o.. nropr,e- mn lIt,t. II cofnmorcs
uiy. @hle lngefsaif aimns ~, aetess,y or dnos,..
"ca ..al prove de,l.ss iaan .hc dl.o,.e pqrns tho
lpui.y ,lriio.dins ari Y = na,ofig. iaai nc np'ds
= "a a, ,,, ~ r dorsc % f,rs 70 a.se wss sa
h. .,tt -r - nsdo,i men .fs ssS
ht~tFa ~ pA.Ntraten 18&Dlutry trve
The New York herald., 1863-02-20

Eight Cartes de yisfse FOR ~, or Un-
equ.ed style and 1nsh a TAIrs corner Cortlandt and
nu II
The New York herald., 1863-02-20

A aosTErTER's
CELEBRATED

n aoSTErrERs -------
CtLkBRATED
STOMACH
f0RK AND foWLRfE TONIC cORRh, rvs
And AL'LRAiktE - WONDpgi'iIf -
EEhiaA1i ~ DIskAsF of TIiE
STOMACH, LIVER aNb RowYis
PROTECTIVE PROPERTY,
FFstrhts Feyer aud Agur aud Blan s.egf.n,t P....
'ofAhes thr sy-tem against N asna .nl II. 4 III 's
ehecl- o. unwbol. waoI n
yg0r.is. fbr organs 81
Digestion sNd
,., the bowelsr.
sIEADiEs THE NERVES, AM TENDS 70 rR5LoEa
LIFE.
a.. REMEDIAL PROPERTIES
WV az ~ sprPsia Liver Complsrit Sick and Servou.
hsAAasae. uearIa petlny, Nersa .no,s Do
Pteasna Of Splrlts, Constipation
Noae Intermittent Icvcrs
- ...r - Sea Sg6ne.,
I.,, - aNp ,sFA.hs AND ALL COMPLAINTS OF
Ii@iShs @ sEh ~, ,Aklsisq FROM BODILY WhAa
-. NESS, AmkiHiI INHERENT IN IHE
-@-sc-,. PfsffM or PFuDucFn ny
g., SPECIAL CAUSES
The New York herald., 1863-02-20

Ia E1hh sre. tnet 70 hs chnreh tnis Fndavl evening"
.Oth AZ oco X. Admsncr 81 cents u yelgrfuent
asd Healing nc lded at the ,irs Remomber, l5 Eghta
The New York herald., 1863-02-20


The undersigned, ctlens and property owners Of
Norfolk and Portsmouth, respectfully request permission
the statements tho Norfolk correspondence
published the HERALD of the l$th inst with regard W
hajor Avsn v. Bovay Of the Nnteenth wisconsin Pro
vost Marshal q these ces. We can siy fron posltys
kno~sdee that tho article Of that day describing our
great nre express the opinion u o
Instead u being entirely Indifferent and ineIeni
that occasion, the Proves, Marshal most sctive
and efficient from the very rst - the last placing engines
ia position, sctually compelling men 10 take hold
and work them, getting buckets, snd compelling Their
What for long tims rendered all Efforts frutless ~
sgbdus the nrc the entire dsog IMITATION q or nte
companies and the ruined condition o. hoss. wah
tho utmost u labor thai was rcss sbie 70 ob
tain upon tho engines, very little could be effected by
them, ani this our citizens very wei knw - 70 We
great spread u the nre being IA any way attbntaba W
tho Provost Marshal his guard is total mistake
And desire further " say that We hsve ever foarf
MaJ0 bossy mos, industrious and sfstcnt ofro.r
whsther Ia hs Once ~ H. always attentive 10 bf
duties. performing daily yast amount Of business aud
perior ns II we'll listening patiently every conpsis
from high low and ready ~ ~ tnez " apply ibe ~
propfias remedy whether 10 favor q friend o to- The
orr~1nndens 10 speaking y The eng nea IN - anh
sem, from Fortress Monroe says that ~ tho
bned energies of tn last mehoned parties The cp 4
Norfolk saved from entire dettueil9n." ihe tscii
ihst, although promptly stariea. the engnes from
fortress Monroe did noi usii alter the hre
oompisiey subdued aud Only tho smonderins runs r.
ained and feed confident ths srcers from ths' fnt
have no desire " receive credt - reputation bsyohh
their ist deserts especially vh"m a ppuEht y
b. ut en- at the eNtgDNe uf NOthrf ofhfef. We are
very respectfully. yoar obcd col servant,
WV Wing y VI d rtef
4. illwOr,h. X. gpttD.
I. w. Msbb. ~ iNsdea.
&. II whnehgrEt Ieop a 4 Y. C2wper
P.H whiishnrs, NS An eil.
i " u. i0xcit " kaiQn
VIM Jones JDhn w@sor
J ~ Bprum ~ A. IAndy.
n W r0id. " l.. Palm.
wm W. HMyer. b. Belden
David pftisttnn
wshve aso rtceved a letter iron he pfpruat guard
of tho city % NaffoIs oorroboraina ts rpsn made
N the asovs ,-t,.r II 70 signed By Al Ibs nenpsfs q
lhe suard
The New York herald., 1863-02-20

CrtstndOro's Hat Dye, PFeserNhuve and
WIG Det o. wholesale ana retail No Asior House The
Dye apfllct ~ skifu artists
The New York herald., 1863-02-20

Ladies. Try Laird's Bloom Of yo"'h.
r1nsnt ~ IL vaiue for vreservng and beauiyng
the comp pierion and NsIn. 80 bfosdway.
The New York herald., 1863-02-20

Trusses.-Narsb ~ Co.-HadIcaI Cure
Tru~s Once si ai 80. Fe.ey street Ast0r House No
connection vita any ulser ofea of The name laay
attendant
The New York herald., 1863-02-20
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ssslssr Ssra = y Sae o.s Of ,sea,sa srias
sen.asr sga % ias, eA'i'ea . ue asA REPUTATION ''"
.ee allee IT - .s q 80, ..r,ea. s.,sa haaos.
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TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS DRUGGISTS aSD rgr.
,.g b, morn y. p.blic ss, S.sr sppo.o.a ,hs foi.
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The New York herald., 1863-02-20

ofioc of Broawry snd Anu street Sa roanetgn
With sny gsher o1ce b. tie samc lAdY YAuen41nL
The New York herald., 1863-02-20

Wigs, Goup.es, Hair Dye, Hair Dyctug
and Mosiavia Cream, for beautifytug the half " A
BATCHELOkB 10 bond street
The New York herald., 1863-02-20

In the world Instantaneous harmless and reliable So
BY all druggists and pefsumers. Fscory, n barclay
The New York herald., 1863-02-20

HOyml Havana -hse
per rsd FOR Prizes. norhis,on fsrn, shvi
II lghest p.iee paid tor gold aud siver
TAYLOR y co. Bsukcr-. 10 vaa stect.
The New York herald., 1863-02-20
Bnrry,s Tricopherou. for the Hasr.-

Prizes Cashed in a'i L~cntsy~d I.Dftr-
res Information gwen. JOSEPH BATRs i,rv.er,
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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-07-02
Ep.1r EIEyATORS IN CHICAGO

GRAIN ELEVATORS IN CHICAGO
Another immense Grain Elevator, said
to be the largest in the world, has just
been finished in Chicago, and still anoth-
err, of equal size, is nearly completed.
They have been built in the most sub:
stantial manner, and are furnished
throughout with the most perfect ma
chinery, including a large number OF
Fairbanks 500 Bushel Hopper Scales,
which insures correct weight to buyers
and sellers of grain. The amount OF
grain which can be handled in these 81
evators in a single day is enormous. The
increased production of grain in the
Northwest is perhaps shown in no way
more clearly than by the rapid increase
in Chicago of the facilities for receiving
and shipping it.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-07-02
TIE UNION PLATFORM,

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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-07-02
TRUSTEES SALE.

Whereas, or the LIST day Of September, 1859
"The Durant Mill Company an Incorporated
company doing business at Durant, Cedar coun.
ty Iowa, executed unto Charles Powers, then Of
Davenport, lows, as Trustee, deed Of trust con.
veying to him as such Trustee, the propertv In
Cedar county, Iowa, described as follows. to.w;,.
THAT certain leasehod premises described Il,
a lease thereof from the Mississippi and Misseur;
Railroad Company, dated June 4tb, 1859. a. fol.
lows: being a part of the Depot ground in tb.
town of Durant county of Cedar, and State ~
Iowa, commencing on the southwest corner ~
said Depot ground, being the corner of Adam.
and Clay streets, thence running northvaraIv
along Clay street point within seventeen 8. =,
of the III ain track Of said Railroad; thence .ss,'
wardly one hundred and twenty.eight feet main.
tanning parallel line with the Railroad: thence
southwardly to Adams street; thence westva,d.
ly along said street to the place Of beginn,no
together with the building on said premises .nG
all mill machinery, engine, boilers and gearing
ofevery kind and description now or at any TIM
hereafter to be put on said premises or which
shall be used by said Mill company on the sam.,
which said conveyance was duly recorded in
said Cedar county Recorders Office, in Book I
page 373, and was made for the purpose OF secu
ring payment Of promisscry note executed to
Caroline VanWyck, and interest thereon At ten
per cent, for the sum Of $780, bearing ten nov
per cent interest from date, dated Sept lst 1859.
and payable Sept lst, lSC0, and said notc hayin,
become due and payable and no part paid, and
said Charles Powers having died heretofore and
John G. Bills having been duly appointed Tru,.
tee in the place of said Powers, by the Judge of
the county court of Cedar county, according to
the provisions of said deed of trust. Now l. said
John &. Bills, said trustee so appointed at the
request of the holder OF said note do give this
public notice that by virtue OF the power in me
vested by said decd of trust and appointment,
will on Tuesday, the 2lst day OF July. A. D. 1863.
at tie hour of nine o'clock A. NJ Of that day, at
the Court House door in the village of Upton,
in said county Of Cedar, sell at public auction to
the hi CHEST bidder for cash the said lease and
property above described. or 90 much thereofas
shall be necessary to satisfy and pay said note
with the interest thereon to the day of sale to-
gether with all the costs and expenses attending
said sale, costs of this notice and Trustees fees.
JOHN G. BILLS.
Trustee by appointment Of Co. Judge.
Dated June 18th, 1S63.-26w4 (pr fee Sll)