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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-05-20

L y Is hereby gwen that m pursuance ot license
% me granted by William h. F.lcAney. judge u
probate for the county u lngham. l SHALL Sci Il
public auc0n tbs irolt steps ot tie Court House,
the village u N-son. Tuesday. the 9Th day VI June.
1868 a. O'Clock 10 tte att ruo0l o sail day the fol-
loving pieces parc--s oi al, =il 4 sill county o
nqhapl viz TIE part OF tAe east hali 81 south
f quarter and OLD. south east quarter @, The north
west quarter Of section one, Town Two norta, Vi range
two xest commencing ~ the south west corner %
Mary FISHERS thirty acres hly rods west q tie south
quarter post oi sail section on section lne between
sections ant Twelve. running thence westerly on
said Inc thirty rods L. corner " lots thence ncrtLery
% uc ~ 90 rods O. the north west corner Of sad
description thence estry 90 north line OF said de-
scrinti0n - l. INKS thence s0ltlery parallel
with Quarter lime IA rods L. Mary Fisher 30 acres
thence westerly north line OF said 80 acres 10 rods
ana II Il Inks 10 a1rth west of said 30 acres
thenc sonhery west line Of said 80 acres 90 rods.
place o.. beginning, containing 90 acres % nl, more
w Jess Also the following piece oi Land subject to the
wf-lw's right " lower therein. VIZ - acres u Land,
Connaeuciug toe garter line SO rods north oi the
south quarter pos " section one town two NORTH oi
range two west -'ni thence westerly on the north line
al Nary Fishers ani - ros AID aul = links, thence
mort ,ery anI parable. with carter line 70 the north
line q tie carter of the north west quarter
OF sail section one thence estary 80 rods ana and =
inks u quarter % 90 thence southefy on said quarter
line 10 place vs. b-s cunning. Terms made known day
nj sale. WILLIAM MAR,
H7x6 Admir- Of estate u John Fisher, deceased.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-05-20

.8 A married lady. who was in n. b.b;,
o. spending most of Der time "a a.. ..'
- aoefs' happenedone day TO be tfken
s.eueniy III, and sent her husband ia grea,
s s:N LOT aphysician. The husband ran a sho~,
u's1aee, but soon returned. exelaiminr.
back - ""1 you "nen get
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-05-20
Notice to Contractors.
THE COMMISSIONER on TIN

He COMMISSIONER On THE
L Port Salllsc al6 Tcscola swamp Land state Road
vii let jobs thar portion Of said Road not heretofore
lei, u TIE lowest responsible bidders as follows
AZ Port Sanilac, II Saaac County, Friday June 12sh
June 10th. II T n IT-7- = =
Al Matjamsga- in Tuscala County. Friday. June 18Th
Al Watrousvile il Iusco-a County Monday June D.
June 24th - ---'-' =
Al ss.,dgeport Centre IN Saginaw County, Friday
Al Ten o,elock A. N. on each CT said DAYS Thoss
ou.l4cts must give good security, and the riEhi
: neteoy reserved reject sry-bit uot eeeaed cou
sstent wiki the interest Of he S;sts = - =
Lexington, April 18th, 1888 sIo~1s
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-05-20
WI II PINCKNET
10 re af Probate
DROBATE ORDER-State of Mich.

Il isan- county NJ iu-hlm. SIT session Of the
Frotat t"lrt tr te county of In-han. holden az The
Prob uit-e- al ta village Mason Monday. the
llt1 DAY u NJ ia t- year th1usan eigut hlu.re
and sixty three, Pres IT. VIM. II. PilcSney, Judge ri
Probat- Ia Tie matter Ct lle estate 0f John Moore.
deceased. o. reading and fling The petition duly veri
sd ~ Mary Ann Moore of said deceased ur4v-
lag among other things Tor Tie appointment Of couls-
-llners u assign sll- petitioners cover said estate.
lherlupQn i is Or-r- That Monday. The 18Th l4v ~
June next. IL IL CLOCK ID the forenoon D. assigned fr
the hearing o. saIl petition and that the hers 4w
OF 81 IL deceased, aE4 al ether persons interested SAID
estate are required O. appear - session oi s4l Court
then % be holden 80 The Probate Oce in 20. u e. n
Mason and show cause i any there be- WHY the prayer
20 Tie petitioner should not b. granted. And % ur-
tleF ur-ere- that s- Petitioner give notice o. The PEI
ls interested 10 SAID estate tle pel-elcy q SAID
petition. ana the hearing thereof. rs causing COPY u
t-is order % Do Published Ire Lansing Republican .
newspaper printed AID circulating a sl county 90
IAN Successive weeks Previous o. sai lay % hearing
true copy. VIZ PINChNFY
52iw4 Judge Of Probate
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-05-20
CTATE OF MIOHIGAN-Fourth Ju-

- dlcial C.rcuIt-In Chaurery.--Sut pending % tie
Lrcllt C0art ine county u iugAam 10 Claucery az
Mason Oh tls . d4y " April. 4 ID. lo55, before Hon
T. Lawrence. % Chambers. il cause therein pending
wherein D1-rie / Gresham IS planant ami Eliza
beth Cl1rk Charles C-ark. Ann LIZA Cark and Frank
Clark defendants T. satisfactorily Appearing to the
court from the 4liavt 1 Daniel l. trossuAu t-at tie
bill Of complainant this cause IS filed for tie purpose
% obtaining partition ui the ar therein described IS
follows the north east quarter ~ section FOUR
teen. north OF range one east lngain eoln-
y. Mclg1- that eaC4 " sad -eiellAnts are uolresl
dents Of this state and s-veray have au interest 10
sai1 hnd upon ton Of Birnes Huntington sllcl-
Tor the conn al-lt ordere- that each oi SAID de-
PENDANTS and AL parties Interested 10 said aAl, DO a
pear The bI Of complaint filed IL This cause
Dy the first day June next lsloi or that said bill
0e taken as c0nfessei by sail defendants And upon
ike motion, 10 j. further ordered thai within twenty
days the complainant cause copy OF this order once
ia each weeks il succession 90 be publish
cd ID the Lansing state Republican IevspA paper printed
aud published IN slit county " lugham, or that said
cong copy OF THIS order 10 be personally
| served lpo- s4.l --i-l-lAts
| i LAWRENCE Clrclit Judge
| BARNES HUNrINGTos, solicitors Tor Comp g.
| "A true copy u t-- oriEnalI
/ H5w5 LrGS REED. Depty Register.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-05-20
BRIGADIERs. The scene of the following stO
~ is Wizards Hotel, Washington

DhiSADAAkS.-A ue scene OF the IOuONlng eto
~ is Wizards Hotel, Washington:
"a wag of Major here has dog they cal
'Brigadier.' The other day he took the dog
collar off for while, telling aim to lie down
Soon 'Brgadi,r' was missing. On going to th,
door the Major saw him running after some OIL
GERS. IL being dark be could not tell them, but
called out, Here, you. Brigadier, where are you
going without your collar, Come back YOU wi
lain and so back came seven live, genuine
Brigaders, aud demanded an immediate apolo.
gy.
THE Major explained and they went away
satisfied. Aesting one of them the next day, he
was asked why he did not change the dogs
name.
"Wel, General, would Tor its a mighty
common name, TUT I've killed the cuss ="
"'KIlled him What for ="
"'Oh, for rlsnHing after other Briyadisrs . "
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-05-20

o. A. = eerman soldier at the battle of Fair
WAS 49,. Se.1E 'Sond in great apparent agony.
heer-T oss :, ne Ne vas wounded, All, yes. mein-
hold!rs Snt;sy oad wound in der kanteen I,
~ us Aan'een, which had been riadIed.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-05-20

ALL YOUNG LADIES N FAVOR.
Il O. :, search q Fun love Or Aatrimony. address
P. u. or Z n K
~lE4la West srr.rEssIt. Erie @ Pa
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Legal Advertis ements.


=
teen made II the conditions u certain mortgage
whereby hep0wer therein 81 has become oeratlve
evecgted BY CHRISTOPHER C1vel-er- OF Banker Hi,
Michigan Ira Davenport. Of the state o. NeS ork
dated the nineteenth day Of November, 4 - eighteen
tlutred and slxty-1ne, aid recorded N1FeInt 'l
t,rarrv-eiEhth 4 D. lsf1, II the dice u tie
Resr q Iees for the county o. Inghan Il the state
of Nchzan n lher Il o. mortgages, Oh pages t2 and
COS Upou whlch mortgage --eTe Is Canned 70 Dc Que
Il tie date u this Dotce. tie sum " I'VE D-llre-
u sixty tire dollars ard thirty three cents and 70
SUR OF proceedings az law having been instituted 70 re-
cover any pzr th-rec notice Z therefore hereby glVen
hat OF W--ueslay. the twenty seventh day y May
next AZ twelve clock noon. shah sell AZ public alc
t.on % The highest ti-er -szie % take place u the
sro1 door OF nshanl county Circuit Court House II
tie village G. Nsul,l tie premises coli4le- IL such
no-trlEe for mlcl thereof a. shall be necessary o.
stsfv the amount doe snch mortgage. with ten per
,rt interest and legal costs. together with AZ att1r
nv Zee of NV dollars Covslsl Tor therein. that 3
l. ay the follow ne p-ce OF parcel %. An situated IL
Iuct-rn county Michigan. the south haf q The
s51the quarter Of section nine. ia township one
north o. range one est, COZ tanning eighty acres
Dated Detr0i.. February 18th A j. leo5.
IRA DAVENPORT. Mortgage.
VIZ WATzRWRN. Attorney l3Hie-
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-05-20
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
Commissi0ner Of TIE General Land
NOTICE TO PRE- ESRrIoN CLAIMANT.

Every person entitled 10 the right Of pre-empt.on to
any Of the lands within the townships and parts town
ships above enumsrated IS required 70 establish the
the satisfaction OF the Register ana Receiver OF
the proper Land Office, and Make payment therefor
practicable after seeing this notice 2li before
the day appointed Tor the commencement Of the public
sale OF the Lands embracing the tract claimed otherwise
such claim viii be forfeited.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-05-20
CHANCERY SALE.-By virtue of a

CHANCERY SALE-By virtue of a
~ lecreIa order, made ami entered 10 the Circuit
Court OF the United states for the District OF Michigan
Ia the cause wherein John ~ Knox Is complainant,
stanley Br sss and Anu Briggs defendants shall
sell al pubic auction at tn front door o. the Stale
Capitol, the cty Lansing, county Of lngham aud
Stale OF Michigan, on the 2stl day OF May, A. d. 1868
parcel OF land situate and being IL the village OF Ian
sing, county VI lugham, and state Of Michigan being
paTt OF lot number nine % In block number ia,
said village VI Lansing, according % The recorded plat
Thereof. and oounIe aud desc4i0ed follows. com
mancng 40 the south west corner OF said lot number
nine nd running thence us the south line
OF said lot thence north y feet thence vest us feet
thence south p feet 90 ths place OF beginning
ngtUu avenue. being the premises heretofore con
veyeI oy 4. e. Daring aud the SAID stanley
ggs, by deed, recorded in ber IL deeds On page
S44 the record Of deeds OF Ingham eounty Aforesaid
Dated April Is, ls63.
GEO &. BULL,
Master ia Chanoery OF sail Court.
wv. A. MOORE Complainant solicitor 4l6w7
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J NJ EDNUNDs

NOTE-Under the regulations Of the Department, a.
heretofore AMI now existing, payment Can be mad
for advertising procamatons except such publishers a.
specially authorized publish By the COMMISSIONS
Of the General Land Oflicr. 45wl3
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-05-20
GRAIN AND GRASS,
IMPROVED THREsHING MACHINES
Horse Powers.

Manufactured BY Fisher. Eeisnt < Co BanAJO. \. Y
CHARLES LEHMAN.
4is ms Agent, Lansing, Mich
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-05-20

In pursuance Of Aw, I, Abraham Incoin, Presii M
os ~ Unted states Of Amerca DO hereby dec4r- l-
NC kuovr u: pubic sales wiil be held ~ tHe --der
mentioned Land Otaces IN tie Territory Of Wshrgt
nd the States Of Michigan and Kansas Il TIE peFo-
hsr-irafra- 3 siguat@d . VII
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-05-20

Yankee Notions &c, for sale usual. Repairing d
I'll sorts and styles done 70 order Watches Clocks and
Jewelry repaired and warranted by experienced work
men.
s72yl l. GIIIETT, IN
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awful ab6liuonist she islp-Harpsrs Weekly.
The New York herald., 1863-09-13

i VAN cor1-on saturday mornl &. Septetuber i2 lisa
nElIA VIRGINIA, daughter Of John ana Isabella van 10y
attend the fnue al, Monday aernoon. az M past tive
O'clock from the residence of her parents, 24s Bfoome
street
| wEus In Yorkyi.le, on Saturday, sertamber IL
MARY IslrE only daushter o. John Boyee and Frances
s Wells aged year, months, aud 20 days.
The relatives and frenGs OF the lamiy rcsncctruy
invited to attend the funeral from the residence Of her
parents, Eighty second street and Fourth avenge this
Sunday afternoon, at two O'Clock.
WrrsrER-0n Tuesday evening, September s. AMANDA
WEBSTER wife Of VIM V. Webster, in the SD year OF
The relatives and friends Of the family also the nem.
bers OF Polar Star Lodge NO 2+5 A. M respectful
y invited to attend the funeral from her residence
us Fast Thirteenth street this unday) afternoon at
half-past one O'Clock. go IA
wnIEr-on Thursday September TO- after short III.
ness SARAH wmIEr eldest daughter Of the late James
wllet, OF this city.
The relatives and friends of her brothers. james c. and
Charles 5. wiet, also or her brothersn law, Henry
Grenzebach and Adam T. Tebout respectfully invited
70 attend the funeral, on Monday afternoon at two
oeeck from tas residence Of her brother, Charles s.
wmMAYxR AT Stapleton. Staten Island on Saturday,
September H. AMELIA daughter OF George and Johannah
The funeral will take place from tho residence Of her
parents, on Monday morning, At eleven O'Clock Car.
for the p NJ boat from Staten Island. TO convey the
friends to Greenwood Cemetery where the remains are
TO be inferred Tho relatives and friends Of the family
are invited to attend without further notice.
OBITUARY. y
DrEn, on Sunday Morning September o, THoxAs n
POWELL in the 9th year Of his age, only beloved son Of
Thomas and Phoebe Powell. PA
Shed not tear for me;
Weep not that am gone;
l am where would be,
Before my Fathers throne
L That rcfuge I have found through grace,
And Jesus 10 my resting place.
painful to have to record the death OF young
apd dear 20 friends and relatives As brother he
most kind and afectonate; as son dutul and loving,
and as friend as true as Steel We deeply eympathize
with his afflicted parents in this their sad bereavement
But may He who tempers the wind 10 tho shorn lamb
md IA
may receive the same blessings Of res. in the bosom Of
their Saviour.
The New York herald., 1863-09-13
Miscellaueous.

STEAMSHIP Orr BALrtMoRE Capt Mrehouee. Of the
Inman ine sailed yesterday for Queenstown and
Liverpool
srs,xsurp Nrw Yoax Capt wenke. sailed yesterday for
Southampton and Bremen. i- -~ss-F
STEAMSHIP CORSICA Capt LeMesurcr sailed yesterday for
Nassau. Mp, and Havana
WASHINGTON. Capt eager. sailed yester
STEAMSHIP CAIN Capt Foster sailed yesterday for
Bermuda, ST Domingo City. &C.
L,uxcuEp-Yesteriay morning the steamship iKin Kiang
launched from John Eng Sons yard, Greenp oint
She was built olyphant Co. Of China She towed
tothe Novelty Iron Works for her ma hinerv
We are again indebted Purser Grsntegein, Of the
steamship Arago. for the prompt delivery Of CORES
pondcncc; &c, from Charleston.
before reported ashore Little Hope. will loss
BEEN discharged The remainer Is under water
and Will be recovered II the weather holds good.
S % sns on tho large Sectional d'
BR,a Fo-rxn Bo.on for Gonaives, before reported
oyass poS sG a9s ssf % n'a ~ '
.es s.,s xs.
r have wrecked The latter place Five sailors
sSe eap'sn The was Us Register built a.
in 1912 but had been under the British dag for some
soun Ar1rr Garwool to' Dorchester NJ Godfrey, from
II oos ss Of the Ss inst on the eastern sae
s a%'re.s her az e
aonSsSs 70 TAX e., a. her ,aTsS @ The
ballast wa, totally MUIR Lodges 25th u In
scHR sARAn Mooaf Hcrrick from Brookline. Me- With
2, have ON heaea
ssf 5a , nave. from .''. !,
Sept AS g 8 n from and s " we" on
mns sns Srn %as sS c.pe nso s''0 ''' r'''
Foreign Ports.
BERMUDA, Aug 2SSd Br schr Minnie Arnold, Mckenzie,
Nassau (sla a. NYort ios s ns,r,niSas & a., q,
casaloIIsIows, PEI, Aug as-Ar schr Eliza Mcdonald
s e26Sssss A% ss.'s sls IL s, Pearson
from Ransoon for Falmouth. . y, 3 B. 49,, ,v :. w..
% AT sss Ts g. :sos;sn ssss
spra BrsnseomS DO for distress Sept BRIG
,sss ssss Hunter Lewis srs,. s
. .s;s Emily
| American Ports.
SET ORLEANS, Aug 2sSArr Ar Ne. schr Santa Msrs.
aoTs: sr :s Derby Dickson. Bess moS British queen.
Ss slss-xrr big Rivsl Applegs,e. Boston; schn
S; s1:!s s4s rrSq;ss ssss %.ss c .ss
r .a ssswap S r29 AnSa nSTs1 s Ss s
s s s FsRssc VA
schr. Eugene Leens Pensacola Central America Lcpper
si-Arr s steamship Crescent latham. Baton Rouge;
"InSpmrid steamship Locus, Point, Hoffman SYors; bark
Nonantum. Edwards Boston; schr Planet Chandler Meta.
m9aS Towea 10 .ea Aug ~. bark Harmon
PosT RoiAh SC AZ -sArr steamer Gee 9 Collin, sn,;
Stone io seq, ch,ef Rider "a bark whistler ben
40 T rsT,sses si b s AZ e las s, sos ssn
~. smi de- schrs Ann ohsc wilson. boston ohsi
The New York herald., 1863-09-13
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
SATURDAY. Sept l2-sp. M.

4, t9.s.-, SATURDAY, Sept Esp. M.
Money is easy again, and call loans may be fairly
quoted a per cent Spectators who 60 in
search of money do not hesitate to pay seven; but
established firms with whom money is left on de-
posit decline in many instances to allow six
per cent. The decline in stocks has naturally
diminished the inquiry for money, while it has
rendered it safer to lend on stock collateral.
Commercial paper sells st 8 q per cent for the
best names sAfF"
Gold was pretty steady to-day at about 1919, and
exchange at 14lN 142. Very little was done
after the closing of the MALL but the market wore
rather firm appearance. -
The decline in stocks which commenced yester-
day continued this morning. At time Erie
was done as low as 1917 against 1O3 at the close
last evening, and Southern old at S2 against SIS at
the close yesterday At the board, New York
Central fell 2 per cent, Harlem 3, Hudson ~,
Erie preferred l, Pittsburg /, Galena u,
Rock Island "a. Prairie du Chen 3, Chicago
and Alton A. Terre Haute l%, Quicksilver 211a.
The decline was undoubtedly in part the
result of hammerng, though there are probably
still holders who bought at the higher prices,
and, having lost faith in the market, realize their
losses from day to day. After the call sudden
inquiry for stocks at the decline sprang up, and
the market rallied from to ~ per cent. Erie
rose to 1887, Central to 1907, Pttsburg to 96N,
&c. At the one P. M. call of the public board
there was fractional decline from these quota
tons; bnt prices were still very considerably bet
ter than in the morning, and the tone Of the mar
ket was firm. As usual on Saturdays, there were
no afternoon sessions Of either boards. 81 ~ .
The business of the Sub Treasury was as fol-
lows tN g
Receipts. 81 .154 O8
-ror custom5 ................. 3ll.IW w
Pavnenth ZUZosoIV %
Balance 20 $40 ,2S8 OF
The importations at the port Of New York, other
than dry goods and specie, for the week ending
September H. 1868, were 81, OILS 800. r.. k
The New York herald., 1863-09-13
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.
SATURDAY, Sept. l2--6 +

SATURDAY, Sept. 12--6P NJ
Receipts Of produce to day were very moderate.
FIorR was 10 limited demand and tending downwards,
though no quoAbe decline reported ip prices de-
srabe lots Of either shipping trade brands Inferior
and common grades, particularly OF old duiloand
unsettled.
wm.r was 10 rather more demand, especially prime
parcels of red and amber winter prices OF which wore
comparatively well sustained. The market, however,
was quite heavy for the poorer qualities
CoRy steady but not active nj Tsc. ic for West.
ern mixed.
oars were a shade lower and in less request
Rye was scarce and nominal
p.argy was duh and unsettled
Asuys were quiet tfcrmer rates sales 10 bbs
In ,v,soSs were lightly dealt In at essentially unaere
wn,.sxy was m lcss demand At 50hc sic, mostly al
70 &C.. sales 800 bbls.
rsyiurs were dnll and heavy.
The New York herald., 1863-09-13

lenge Rodman. NYork: Corridor North. BALTIMORE I'd,
steamsn,ps ciy OF Bath Sears and Consiution Green
man. fork briss N MiiKrn, Brock Philadelphia: u
Coo Meke1non, Morris Island schrs Thomas Hocomb.
Mhrd ana ID z Sawyer. Tion NYork; Americas. Adams.
sa enna seribner Burgess DO; MI, Greek Wood
foss. Philadelpha; Julia Haiiock. Bavey Nyors sh.
seAmers DELAWARE Titon st Augustine. Fla Edwin Lewis.
iinns Beaufort. noe eth, Monohassett Crowe. Bos"n;
New nors Gn,sao,m washnnen sclTs Dillon Ld
more; John Randolph Buck. EYork; sih. steamer Ellie
gor,
SD is brig Titania schis Victor, Grinde Restless
Marta, Chris Pendeton, Robt Caldwell Satiiia: 81
Chailen!e Rodman New York via Folly Island; Corridor
North. baltimore do: lsh brig Julia, Smith Phadei
phia Gran iai. Lamphere New London; # Derringer
Biackman Philadelpha; Chief Rider NYork via Morris
BalImore via Morris Island; S'h steamer New York. CHS
Cid 3D. brig Chas Miller Brewer Phadelph 18th Queen
Of the South. Corsou EYork bark Evende. CunninsbAm
Philadelphia; 7th steamer Mettano Lewis NYork; u
bark votgeur Thomas do; schrs Banker ElI. do Mag
9Th, w Tull. Haley. do.
The New York herald., 1863-09-13
THE TURF.

GREAT NATIONAL HORSE FAIR
" AT FASHION PLEASURE GROUNDS.
Tickets for families be obtained all the principal
The New York herald., 1863-09-13

l4f MF vdH tsa.
su Mp rasm .a Is eb sM
e.s H#rar So &. tase
tt
The New York herald., 1863-09-13

~ "Itl" u N Il4N II NIN7-IllT
8f
srer wr .flln4a@ N#4
s.Fas sagasH "a
The New York herald., 1863-09-13

NHa.
n~ E w t4ia
4 lH..ses e8 .s
The New York herald., 1863-09-13

HH8,8 s9GzgE
The New York herald., 1863-09-13

MORNING LINE FOR PEEKSKILL.-rHH, AURORA
l leaves Jay pier daily. At NJ. without excep
ton. Lands al Threth street. Yonkers Hastinga Do6o
Ferry Nyack. Sing Sing HaverstrHw, 0raasy Point snd
verpanck's
CrRAxBoAr KNrcKnRBOCKER yoR SALR-HB8
- Dimensions re-Len9th, 80 feet; beam. 62 feet In
gne 5pch cylinder and 10 eet sroks For terms apply -
DANIEL DREW. tN ts++@
The New York herald., 1863-09-13
stock EYCh AMR4.

TIC IHIpOTIdVIUIs ~ IHc PUII VI NVW 1oIht UtHcI
than dry goods and specie, for the week ending
September II, 1868, were 81, ,015 $780, ~
The New York herald., 1863-09-13

H
s1H aasa
The New York herald., 1863-09-13

NEW YORK STATE FAIR At UTICA, SEPT H. 10, IT,
IN and l8 Trotting Bnterheids Pleasure Grounds g.
sucs on Thursday Sept ~ at three oclok fora Of
Sl,UW Mile heats, three in i've TO harness d. Talmau
names brown stallion oeorge NJ. Patchen w. woodru6
names black stallion Harry Clay
JOHN BUTTERFIELD, Utica, y
The New York herald., 1863-09-13

ToR ssALE-HORsE. WAGON AND HARNESS
Horse bay 49,. hands high. sound and kind; Top Wa
gon shifting four persons: and
bayness nearly VIII be sold low FOR want of APP
ply Bradley Co livery stable Fourth avenue
Of Eighteenth street. 2sS. tessr@
The New York herald., 1863-09-13

LIOR SALE-A CLOSELY MATCHED PAIR OF BLACK
Ponies. both aud both splendid saddle ho
go sn tegehsr both kind and sound safe for
black Horse 5, hands high kind and sound years old:
so three minute gait; weight l075 pounds Al just
fro Vermont Can be seen by calling GEO HALL 372
RInadWaY. Nv
The New York herald., 1863-09-13

THE GREAT NATIONAL HORSE FAIR
l. AT THE FASHION COURSE. LONG ISLAND.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
There VIII be auction sale OF Horses the second
third and fourth days the Fair for all Running
ting Horses single and PAIRS that contend for
mims during this meeting All having Horses that
do not contend for premiums NAV have them offered for
sale al the sane time aud place. by applying TO
Mr. SCHENCK. Anctioneer. 2S DEy STREET.
All parties having fine Horses for sale invited To
them there will probably be the assembaRe of
gentlemen wishing to purchase ane horss