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, 1863-12-23

4 PAINFUL RCAeR-A1laoED MURDER
Apaininl 1u1nor is preyalcut in Bridgeport zc.a-
tive to msn who was taken from a boarding
honse In that place, two weeks ago, to the Mercy
Hospital and there died. It is alleged that he died
In consequence Of injuries received In = quarrel
at his boarding house. No further facts are
2nnHn
, 1863-12-23

ALMOST 4 F1RE.-The alarm Of fire about
haEpast four o'clock yesterday afternoon, for the
First District, was due 10 the ove1roasttng of a
quantity Of coffee In the mills OF Dowacr i Co..
No. GO Water street. It blazed mp, and the flames
communicated with the ceiling. blackening the
plastic, but not otherwise damaging the building
The loss wne confined to the coffee beans.
, 1863-12-23

FtRE,-An alarm Of fire for the 1st district
was sounded at twenty minutes past II o'clock
last evening, caused By the burning OF an old
beadstead In the top story Of the building occupied
by the Cincinnati Furniture Company, at No, 1ss
Lake street. Tbs Aremen were promptly on the
ground and extnguished 1t before any material
damage Was done.
, 1863-12-23

willing to invest between 5000 and $500 in the
businees. To any such person, who can give rood
references. a salary Of g 900 per aunum will be
given. Address ~. o. IT., " Chicago Post OGce.
Dec92-t61-tt
, 1863-12-23

BElr1xa FOB sA1r.-The undersigned will offer
for few days Thousand feet OF Rubber Betting.
70 be ecen at the Homo Mills, South Water street.
deee-n4O44t R1uukRp MAHaHALL,
, 1863-12-23

TIE CHICAGO HOMEOPATHIC DIspEssaRr.
This Dispensa1y Is located At No. 1853 South Clark
street. and is one Of the best conducted benevolent
Institutions in the city Over one hundred patients
are prescribed for, every week, at the rooms, and
as outdoor patients. The Dlspansazy ID open eve:
~ day from to o'clock p. n, Drs. Smart and
Woodward in attendance.
, 1863-12-23

EOUND-A Horse. Taken MP on
Il Morgan street, on Saturday night. Dec: ta:h,
bride. The owner can have hl@ bJ proving proper
y and psytng charges suuW GLOVER.
, 1863-12-23

nolDAY Books AND PaEsKETa.-We wish to
eau attention to The advertisement Of Church &
their stock Of Holiday books, photographs, a.
m1 a bin1es &c.
, 1863-12-23

Board Of Public Works paid visit yesterday
morning to the Water Works On the Lake Shore,
near Chicago Avenue, in company with Aeasrs.
Dull J. Gowan, the contractors for the Lake Tun-
mel. The object Of tho visit was to- decide upon
the exact spot where the land shaft shall be ocat-
cd. No dsfnitc conclusiou was arrived at, but 1t
was the general idea that the best point wou1d be
about ten feet southwark Of the present Inlet pps
and nearly close TO the ftterinR basin. It
is considered desirable to make the
Two systems capable q easy eennectiou 90
let pipe In case the tunnel should get Of order a.
to require cleaning out. The shatt should hence
riee al close to the pipe az possible and the two
viii be connected By conduit fitted with gatos and
probably With strainer The inlet pipe lies about
eight feet northwaTd Of the centre line Of the lot.
The ground viii be broken on New Tears day
ny will probably be be performed corporatety and
collectively By the Board Of Public Works, one Of
whom will take the pick, another use the sheYci.
and tho third Wheel Tho earth away: It is not q.
although ware the earth 10 be hots In to tho bar
row BY him 1t Wonld be not unconsenial TO thst
strong nature which ia said to be marked distinct
lively by horse sense.
, 1863-12-23

Hc1DAT 01FTs.-Amougst tho many attractive
stocks to be found during the present season, per
haps none surpass TINT Of A. Il. Miller, corner OF
Lake and Clark streets. Jcwelry Of every dcscrip-
tion-nne watches, diamonds, sets Of coral, Lava,
cameo, turquoise, onyx, &C., OF every possible va
riety and design; coin silver ware, fans. combs
IN fact his entire stock is such as ie rarely met
With, aud from which none can fail in making
selectIon aud we do not believe that there is west
ofNew York any stock OF goods in this line snpe-
rior to his, ii iequa1 to It. We would recommend
purchasers, By all means, to pay this establish
ment Yisit, bearing in mind that Mr.. Miller guar
apteet the quality Of all his znoda
, 1863-12-23

CA4uo11c BooKs.-The largest and most elegant
assortment Of Catholic Books in the city, Is at J.
j. Kcarneys "Ccntral Catholic Bookstore" 167
South Clark street. deca3-t336t
, 1863-12-23

ERR1NG WoMAH's REFuaE.-A special
meeting of the Board Of Managers Of the ''Errins
Woman's Refuge" will be held this afternoon,
(Wedncsday,} 1t O'Clock, In the Young Mems
Christian Association Rooms. All interested in
this t6stitution are requested to be present.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-03

el<hs tbsuabt u aot possitls foe him 10 ssqsvsi.
ja s,lit alive. ard Pslslas BE sensess bus Is
given up a. lost. Cornel Smith ID chcerfully
,fssiEled to his fate Msjor Flsk, recensly pro.
mosed from o Cap,siucy In toe sane regiment,
wa killed by bullet through the heart, being
tho third shot be had received. II q derstaDd
a number of line 'ficsr, Of the 15th were
among heir killed aad weupdedsEsTn Sslhs
45,b, 3I,s, l24b, % ard 56ih Illinois; and the
l7tby ! ga regimen o, assissed in she grand as
salt, Cen Leegett waa i'm mmedlasely IN com.
mapd OF an assailing force, and it 10 reported
slightly wounded. After unentrance Into the
fort was effected, the, fghtiDgp vas principally
with hand Rrenades, Which we're used CEitn ter
rible sffsc, upon the crowded and rdetnorAfssd
rebel forces, Geo. M, Peerson estimates the
CoDfedsi se loss at about tige hunsstsd Killed
ard woun5ed. besd IA s.ya
Oar. loss was, less that one huhassdr at the
outside Those slightly iniuhed AsFe not more
thar ATTY, leaving the otal Ioss q, ops hpndred
-aps and aly M4p, we're wounded II 'las @ 'Aand'
This morning Va held the posltion gaiped la-i
nigus, and we're in no, danger Of loosipg ou'
f6othold. Wsbave not possession Of the entire
fort the rebsls stlll holding portion OF ", bu'
4 feW hours must disl69ge hem, ,s,s g.,.,d,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-03
Thad.r Stevens and bid Prophesy.1..


4THAp sTRvENs, Of Penney lvauis, was the well
known and recognized leader OF tue Adminisra-
sion or Abolition party in the House Of Repre-
sentatives Of The last Congress-. The near ap-
proach of the rebel army to Mr.. srkvrSs'.
homestead in Lancaster county recalls to the
World speech be made in the House in Jam
usry, 1862. in which he uttered the following
prophecy: 500
The South can never be reduced to exbsus-
ton 60 long as this war is conducted upoa Ia
present principlt--so long as they are left the
means Of eultivating their fields through forced
labor. Although the black man never
lifted weapon, he 10 really the mainstay OF the
rebellion. To end the war successfully, the
slaves must be made our allies Universal
emancipation would end the war ip elk months.
Il could not be maintained even IL the liberia
ted slaves did not raise Q hand against their
masters. Unconditional submission would be
the immediate and nee esssry respls.E wa
Il 10 curious 70 note tbst it lie now ak months
since the emancipation proclanstlon was 10!
sued yet the rebellion, instead Of being crushed
BY 10. lie broughsto Mr.. srEyESs's own DOORS
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-03
An Ordinance
Making Appropriation, for the fiscal year
's' IS63-64.

Making Appropriation for the 6scal year
1863 &
Section l. DO It ordained by the City Cornell Of In.
city Of oolumbus That the following sums be and the
are hereby appropriated ont Of any moneys the
cy treasury not otherwise appropriated for the fol
Iiowing specified purposes, to wt 1s4 - III ~,
For the support and mantenapce OF the Fire Depart
ment the sum Of nine thousand Eve hundred doliars9
For the expenses Of the oiy Police, the sum Of eight
| thousand dollars; L'ft -- p'H
Rorhs expense Of Gas in the city lamps repaiis and
cleaning OF the same aud for the erection Of lamp
posts the sum OF thousand four hundred dollars;
For salaries Of City 0fcers aud memb Of the city
esuncil holding over, the sum Of four thousand two
hundred dollars; ~ I i5Tlb E1g .-1Aaap' .
For the expenses Of the Market House, the sum Of
eight hundred dollars; ... 4- .e
: For the expenses Of the Street Commissioner and
ohain Gang Department. the sum Of one thOusand Eve
For Temporary Loan, the sum Of ave thou.and dol
lars; -
For Interest, the sum Of two thousand dollars;
For Prioting, Stationery, etc the Of hundred
Ror expenses q Goodale Park, the sum Of ave hun.
dred dollars; I.,7, >.
For ezpsusss for repairs Of Canal Bridges at foot Of
Friend and Mound srssu, the sum Of one hundred and
fof repair, ., Sewers and Drainage, the sum Of one
huudred dallars; . VI s39V
For expenses q Elections, ,hs sun OF one hundred
iora Incidental Expenses. the sum of one hundred
For Ward Improvements. the sum Of eighty dollar,
sec42, That the auma appropriated by the foregoing
section shall be dsouzsed hs prescribed By
the arm section Of the or nance defining the duties
Of the city clerk" passed Nay aS 1857 =
-. ~. 81 -. rrs.iasn, Of the Oily ooSaoll
| Attssti .. J.RuHsrox, ~ ''@'-'t q
City olerk,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-03
.A. ,l.-,s ID .Asa abd .s.,., ,h..o !, IA

'hs s'|;-'s ln then aad sssep. .bsa .s ls.a.
81 spsl.a 3 n.l. Rsspblls.s Of
three o ioas years ago. Of sven an old Lbsr.
y Partge man Of an Nesrlisr date. hang his
head With very shame to be asked to aupport a
candidate for @ ,vernor OF Ohio, Who 10 found
|politlcaliy 10 sdcb oompae,f How can such q
man, to say nothing Of Dsmocrsts and other
conservatives, avoid feeling IL D burning dis.
ssace that o candidate was, by STATE Copven.
Jon reepectsble for 'nupbev, nominated fer
Governor Of Ohio, after having just declared
ina public spesch that the Northern people
could, never admit the insHtutiou of slavery INC
she country, even upon an adjustment Of the
present dialcultiess and that there was large
diecretionary power vested in the hands Of our
rulers without warrant in the Constitution, ,ihuI
fully committing himself to the extreme views
of the ultra ,Dlsrnion Abolbionirts9alJ
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-03
The Presidents Letter to the valiandIg.
-r%f 9n9 ham Committee.

The PTes1denps Letter 10 the tanandIgs
-'@' 9e ham Committee.
We find the following epecial Wsshipotan
disp-'ch, Of June 80, in the New York Daily
Nescs; sea.g . Ill .sam
1.-The President replies to the Vsllsndigbsm
committee from Ohio, In long letter, 10 dupli.
cate. The tenor of it 10 that Mr.. Vallandigham
should be released, aod will be, If the ooDmit
tee will indorse three propositionst to thisisff
Fret, thai rebellion sxists, and shat 10 is hi,,
the Presidents duty, to put is down; second
that the committee will use theif ! Aie6ce 10
crushiog b; aid third, that they will zee that
the army employed for thepurpose is we'll pait
tsd and clio had a & the committee, OF MI,
jor,ty Of them, ipt t1ree tbeee pFopIsitions, and
., s,gpify, b, iDdoreiDg tho dupl,csse letter ID
that effect, and return u to tbe Psesident, then
Mr.. Vallandigtam will bereleased. The com
mittee are indignant Of the reply, and are 10
meet IN New York io-mpIow 20 frame re-
jJinoes." "a 600, 49, ge.-s
Ths; beas anything We have ever seer =
The PremdeIt is ked 70 repair an act Of To-
Ia tice upon sp uptR .ndipg citizen, and be NEE
n with pfopositioD thas be will do 60, II the
Icommittee, Who SEX Is, will DO certain tbings
Whist has Mr.. vsllsndi gham's rights got to do
with the commitsee7 II the President has 10
sued such reply, he has made an amsxing ex
bIbiticn Of himeelf, and grossly insulted .th,
people Of Ohio Mr.. vslianaigham 10 entitled
Go an uncondi tional release, aud his friends snl
the people will accept Of nothing else. CInein
nafi Enquirer. s4gs lSt .If 4
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-03
Paving Ordinance.

An Ordinance 20 rs' grade and re-pave the noftt
slde'of Gay srset between Hsn street anc
Ihlrdl street. i1t ta-Hci 7i3di - 80
Section I. Be l. ordained by the City Ooupcil Of the
city ~ Columbus, (wo thirds Of a the members con
curring That the sidewalks, cutters 'aud efssigs be
regraded and 70 paved the north side OF Gay street
from High street to Third street. accordance with the
plat thereof on file In the once Of the city clerk.
secs2 That alt damages, costs and expenses arising
from the foregoing improvement shall assessed and
levied upon the several lots land ronng OF abuttns
thereon In proportion 10 fer feet 'front.' unless here
alter otherwise ordered By the cit, council.
j. RBINHARD,
Passed June 20, A. D., 1863. l,'..l- & VI,
-9'' : Oily Oierk. - $50 73 i7 t.ss-
Juiy3 rsi5d ~ rli1ssciaa.h y al6J .biGE
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-03
Paving Ordinance.

An osdinsnce to grade and pave on Noble
sia 10 street from High TO Scioto. s''a'
Section l. Be It ordained by ths City Council Of the
city OF Columbus (two thirds Of all the members con
cuTing,) That the unpayed sidewalks, cutters and
crossings be graded and paved Noble street, from
High street 10 seiotc street In acc rdAnce Wh the plat
thereof pm As, II re mice q q: the cisy clerk:
from the foregoing Improvement shAl 30 assesSed and
levied upon the several lots OF land fronting abuttinl
thereon In proportion 70 their feat 'front.' unless here
after otherwise ordered BY the city couocil.
- "a j., ,REInHARD,s
'v pl@ H' President OF the City Council.
Passed June29, A. D., 1888 ~ u -iA7''
Attest J. J. foHsToN, ass Jt7 ~ ~ 'lt
Oily CLERK. etIlg D .sI
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-03
ySaidi,e,r,,,t, Letters.., nv.

During thepast week we have received from
the w estern army several lengthy letters, de-
nouncing In uuqaalified tefms the ''secret and
cowsIdly organisation known as the so-called
Union Leagues" as s"traitorous to the lsvs o.
the country and tspeakiDgiy cowardly In their
dsmesnor.', Tpsse letSers say; "Tbe army u
not 90 much Abolition'zsd as yOs At nome think
Let Democratic az home do their duly, ana Ne
in the army will do ours, as we. all waut this
war closed, and think it can only be done BY
placing the Democratic party in power. ."--Mt'
Giisad, o., Register. s+t yrsFl
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-03
Destruction of Thad. Stevens's Mill
e+ ~ Property. asc5-

A special dispatch to the New York Tribune
dated Lancaster, Pa, June 20. says:
The report Of Gen. Hooker's resignation ad
ded greatly to the prevailing excitement. Al
evidence old Lancaster is thoroughly aroused
ex President Buchanan WAS seen rushing ex
eitedlv through the streets this morning wish {
Bio lin box 10 hand. Hon Tbsd. Stevens hs'
lust lee reed that. the rebels have destroyed biz
ex enaive iron mills near Gettysburg. and stolen
eli bis teams. His loss is over 500, 900, In
ciudfnR most of his fortune.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-03
\ Paving ORDINANCE.

Az, o dibaace 90, grade and pave on Latham
street from Nef.h Public Lane Co. Jphn sress,s
Section l. De Il ord,ined by the City Council of the
Gus o. Coinmbus (wo -thirds of all heimshben obn
eurnngD That the unpsved .gutters ard erossinsl
30 graded and paved. aud The pnpaved iidewaiks be
graded aod sravsledon Latham from NORTH Pub.
iio Lane TO Johl slrset, n accordance with shs pa,
9hsreofon nle 10 the ofeepf the oily CLERK asof sax
eso That ali dana ,ss, costs and expenses arising
levied upon the ioof Iaod ffonng or abuttng
lnereon In proportion 20 toir feet 'front.' nness here.
atter otherwise ordered BY the City oounclI. p,e,
JACOB RElNHARD, s.,1
V'tt President Of the City Council.
Passed Juns 90 1853 q ~ NJ 9sd a ia1lf Si'I ar
Atsest,c J. J, IuhsroE, 81 70 bfia ae3lr. ss,q q
jalys CRY Clerk lsesd aisaail
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-03
Rev. Mf. Conway in Correspondence
- 'eA' with Mason. ~

. The following is stelegrsphic dispatch BY the
last EogIi Iish steamer; s.d oa
, LorDon, June 1S.--Mr. Mason. Envoy of the
rebel States, has scot to the Times the CORES
pondence with Mr.. Conway, the American geU-
tlemsn who was introduced to the public, at the
London Tavern, oa Tuesday, the l2 b instn In
which Mr.. Convey proposes TO the rebels shat,
II they will emancipate their slaves, the North
will stop the war. .Ee
The Mr. CONWAY alluded to is the Rev. Mr..
CorwAY, the we'll known radical Abolitionist,
formerly Of oucinnsti. This proposition is i'm
pofssnt as showing the object the -Abolitionists
really have in vicw in this war. That accom-
plished, the Union may slide, for all they care.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-03
An Ordinance

Togamend an Ordinances entitled "An Urdin-
ance " regulate Public Drays,", passed July
rs, 1859: 7'--h ia'aa @e ,gt5 i,s.fs 81 4e''.sl
SEQ. i. Be Il ordained BY the oty csuneil Of The
tied IAN Ordinance 70 regulate public drays pasted
July 2S 1882 asfeads as follows son the east aide or
High street from Broad to GAY street, beso amended
:. = read "1n .hs son sids q Broad ssst fen
lEaaT fItG r87is slEssi =. REfNHARD, ,iss1
:, (, N ~. Preadsntef the oity Council.
sS AssS., sune y, ,,s a0sga y51E - ~ y
~ oity olerk. ~. st7.s 4'~A, IA
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-03
Paving 7Ordinances... 60 j Z.

An Ordinances 60 ga ie and pave on Neil Avsn.
ue between N nth Pa6hsi 1l6e and Jan -treet.
section !. Be IL ordained By the City cpunsii Of the
city OF 0oln nbus xJthIrds OF all toe ms mbers n
curdng That the unpaved gasters snd crossings b
Eraded aud pa 'eas amt te uupssed sdeass be Adsd
and gtayeeds on Ell avenue from North lPpblio Lame
70 john street In accordance the plat therrof on
he In the cfics OF the ecity clerk. = w sVtu' N'
Sec 3. hat si, damages. costs and Expenses arising
r. N the foregoing ,myroysmeut. shall DC assessed and
levied upon the rot, Of land sbping
thereon In prJpori TO their feet front unless here
AFTER otherwise ordered ny the ci councn ~ Ahtsa
.std.iF IL4l.y President Of the ,Jiiy Council, 2
Passed June 20, A. D 1903. . ~ 5e,,of ee,YIssF
WlCtaa q --oisys yisrk Jaw aaisi osi agu8It
inl,2 ala.t Anl hne hna.il ,nld hnun1a "a
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-03

JoHN BRoUoH runs as war candidate ioi
Governor, and yet what has he doae for The
wsr7 Heisa war man at bome--one OF those
gentry who do nothing agsiuss the rebels except
to expsnd a little Abolition breath which has
no other effect upon the struggle than to pro-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-03
Paving Ordinance.

An Ordinance to grade and pave on North Pub
lie Lane west of high street. +
section. l. Be IL ordained by the City Council Of the
city OF Columbus tso thirds Of all tho members con-
curring) That the unpsved sidesaiKs cutters and
crossings, be graded and paved on North Pubc Lane
from high street to Water street In accordance with
Sec That all damages costs and expenses arising
from the foregoing Improvement shah be assessed and
levied upon the several lots Of land fronting abutng
teereon In proportion to 'front.' unless here
ater otherWise oriered by the city council c-gs-
j. REINaARD,
1fo1 President OF the City Council.
Passed June 90, A. D., 1868. sifs Il''s 80
Attest: ]. J. BUNsToH,r rsg 1.4ts 7ti ~.
julp3 ll' ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-03

MILRoY will. perhaps, postpone using soldiers
to bunt down the Democrats Of the North, un-
Gil o court martial decides whether he shall
have any soldiers to use. ar
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-03
/ ogs cl..n'. S,',s.; @ ,ss,

8N III oigs oLxaK's ovVIoE,-
CoL5xDUsiO., June 30. lsos.j
,NIorIor d ltteby eiven gpSt pfoceedngs have been
N instituted W the City Couocil Of Columbus, for
making the following improvements, to wit:
For Grading and gravelinR the uppavtd sideWalks and
grEgcaU and paving he Uutres ana cfoSsngs on John
street between Latham etfeet and Church street.
The to be done In accord with plats and
tmates to be prepared by the city civil engineer and
fled In the Office Of the city ole,k.
All penons claiming damages account OF said pro.
posed improysmets are required 70 e their claims in
the ONCE OF tho city cierk, in wIng before the
nf,ssn.h'day q IAugrst A fppilds; nL.
july3-4w City CLERK.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-03
The Ohio Statesman for the
as II Campaign.

The people of Ohio are now commenc-
ing a political campaign the most momen-
tous and important that ever occurred in
the State. In order to understand the
full scope of the great issues involved in
the contest, the press must not only be
free, but the circulation Of newspapers
must be general among the people. This
fact Democrats should not forget nor lose
sight of for one moment. The STATES
MAN will labor diligently to sustain and
defend the principles of FREE GOVERN
MEEr which it has always supported, and
in order to enable Democrats to diffuse
it among the people, we will receive sub
scribers to our different issues for Inn
tied period as follows; III 3 II
THE WEEKLY STATESMAN
Will be sent to single subscribers or to
Clubs at 10 cents per copy per month,
for three or four months, as the parties
may elect, /. 9. As cents for three months,
or go cents for four months. J,}g1a
THE TRI-wEEKLY STATESMAN
Will be sent to single subscribers or to
Clubs for three months at rs cents per
copy; for four months at one dollar per
copy. s3s5as
THE DAILY STATESMAN
Will be sent to those who may order it
during the campaign, at so cents per
month. All orders to be accompanied
with the money. ana
mANYPENNY &c MILLER,
H, 7r,T q PuBu.HEas, CoLuMBus, o.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-03

@cn A mONfHs-wse want gents at 500 a
lROV month, e,pepses psd, 70 sell our E1erldsfing
RolcIs Oriental BUrnsrs, and Is other new, n.efnl
and cufious articles. Is oircniars nee. "a
maye-ddwsf1 SHAW & CLARK, Blddeford, Me.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-07-03
Wanted.

@-s "A siONTHyz1 want to hire Agents In
UtO every county at s75 month, expenses paid, 70
'eIl my new cheap Family Sewing Machines. N
The New York herald., 1863-09-30
IIEcHy Il LEEDS, AugTfosEER
i'll ~. IL LEEDS Cu vii sell IA

Attol, o'clock, At esrooans, y kRss4u
gxrCITDhS SALk OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
consisting ~ general assortment velvet and Brussels Iar
pes rargel SUI In pluan rosewood Nofs
Ia plush. ose~ ooi marble .lp tammgde t9-e~ooi
sofa Isbn, blsca wan-t marble top Dressing Bureaus.
Mattresses ani Pillows Palas--. Silver Pa 'sd
Mare. amos, Chandeliers and ga.s ware AMI inc
colfetiqn 81 valuable Books
~ oc0gs, a. te -assrsomf q Nassau street
Far eru0unt ~ whom Il may ~gnssrus
Forty or CITY pauhe Single Barrel Guns, 1f
Euslsh mao 1f.ct4re hlso Sinse Barrel CuDs
fYrU U.txxt xttf.@
The New York herald., 1863-09-30
IyEkRY ~ LBEDs, ,AU,fi0sEER
ii HbNEY ". LEEDS 4 90. Viii .en by sues'o'

A. 0cicck. in itoni esrDon y Nassau street
of carriss- Hor-.s aboat ls hands hxh Ans
years Oh; sound and snd in .lsgIe douba hsstss
very aty~h drivers. ~oif fsr want of
lor~s 49, hanis high. syeAr- old. be eved
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