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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-09

DR.. WIstnr's Balsnm OF Wild Cherry,
DIR. NiSTARS BALSAM or WILD CHERRY
Dr. WISTARS BALSAM or WILD CHERRY
pr WisTARs BALsAn OF WILD CHERRY
DIR. WlSTARS BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
DIR WlSTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY
ONE Or THE OLDEST
MOST RELIABLE REMEDIES
IN THE WORLD FOR
COUGHS, COLDS. WHOOPlNU-COuGH, BRONCHITIS.
DIFFICULTY OF BREATHING, ASTHMA, HOAR5E-
NESS, SORE THROAT, CK0up AND ExERf AFFEC-
LION Or TIRE THHOAT. LUNGS AND CHEST
ogs dry up cough dHd ieare ne seed Of eoniurpoH
IN ~ stflem but dozens aId oIiss Gs ungi u az '''
FROM PETER CANNON, esq,
General Agent OF the Sussex Railroad
NKwTos, y. J jan 81, 1860
Messgs SETH w. FowLH Co.--Gehhsmea; Having used
Dr. MITARs BALsAN WILD CnRRHy In my family. WIN
greet Advantages for many yrers, Ia Of severe colds
most chc.ruy give my testimony OF re encaey and recon-
mead those vino suffering i.Om C0ugh, Colds Hnd
Pulmonary Diseases Of long standing being safe ind re-
liable ronedy.
For sale by
J. r DINSNORE. No 45l Broadway, NowYorh
8. w. FOWLE Co No. ~ fremont st., boston,
And BY all Druc-sts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-09

A Meeting Of the National BANKRUPT Associa-
lion viii DO held DcluOlIc1s, corner o Chanbersst
Room No g. on WEDNESDAY, March 9. At y p. Az in
tere.ted IN the passage Of tbs bill inlted to attend
Per order Of tie Executive Committee,
GEORGE J.. CANNON. Secretary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-09

Deafness. Impaired Sight
NOISES IN TIE HEAD.
CATARRHAL AFFECTIONS IN TIE
THROAT.
CHRONIC CATARRH,
CATARRu OF TIE TYAiPANIC MUCOUS
MEMBRANE, OBSTRUCTION OF THE
EUSTACHIAN TUBE.
CROSS EYE STRENGTHENED IN ONE
and every d,cass ohs Eye and Ear requiring either medical
orsurgica aid. sttendedto
DIR. Won EISENBERG.
Author Of Surgical and Practical Observations tho Dis
eases of tho Ear with his new Mode Of Trestment'
NO. $40 BROADWAY, NEAR ELEvEHTH-sr
AGAIN NEW TESTIMONY.
READ
TESTIMONIAL
TESTIMONIAL
FROM ONE OF THE MOST RESPECTABLE CITT-
ZENs OF NETWORK
DEAFNESS AND cATARRH CURED.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-09
u0YTs EIIAwATHA HAIR RESTORATIVE.
Hoyrs HAwArHA HAZE RESTORATIVE.
HoIT's HnwATHA HAIR RESTORATIVE
HoIrs HIAwArnA HAN RESTORATIVE

The standard preparation for tho hair Warranted In all
ded and grey hsr and whisSer 70 their OFT
snl color prevents the hair ON falling out make. hAT1
hair soft and silky easily used hair dressing and
entirely effects Of previous OF preparations con
tanning uphur, sugar Of lead, &c.
Horrs INPHHIAL COLoRiSo CREAM.
Sold iverywbere,
Jo.pPH Horr Co No. 10 University place, New York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-09
Special Noiites.
Thlrlernlh.,t. Prrnh,trrinn Chnrch, between sth

ThIritenIh-st. Pftbbytrrlhn Vhhrth bttWrtH DIh
and havIne n.t Of courss of lont Lectures s De de.
lvered ia the Church TUESDAY EVENING, March @, AZ
O'clock by Rev. A. A. WILLIS. Subject: sunshine"
Tie second lecture vii be March "A, by Row = T. CHA
PIN ID. u. Tickets for the course, 81 Tor NJ Whites lee
tuc IS eentfor sse at the door Proceeds 10 hquate
church in lebcdues
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-09

Prepared only a. swAIMs LABORATORY.
No. ll3 SoutL 5,h.st.,
Below Chestnut,
Philadelphia
And SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS IN THE UNITED
STATES.
See advertisement another page.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-09

EiGHT, TEN. TWELVE. FIFTEEN. EIUHTEE.
Twenty TWENTY-FIVE to THIRTY FIVE DoLLAf
each. tor sale by GEO C. ALLEN,
No. AIS Broadway, one door below Canals Ct
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-04-14
The Winona Republican says that :

The Winona Republican says that
ing fion. prese.1* indications there y:
a large foreign immigration to MINI
this, season Already: nearly every
that comes up brings considerable
Der Of new comers, who design making
State their home. The .Keokuk In
about one hundred on Saturday, m
Germans. Of both sexes and all ages,
the infant Of month old to the gray
ed grandsiEe. The State never neee
working and industrious populatio
much as at the present time, and it
source of qualification to observe tbs
is likely to be favored with accessie.
the class alluded to.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-04-14

The Wilton iWaseca Co. News
that on the 1st inst. man named MI
Rork was killed by the. fall of treef
had chorred one tree which in fallingl
cd upon another; he chopped the 9th
both fell. While the trees we're fallin-
some unaccoiintable reason, he undt
to pass under the tree which had ilc
when it struck him on the head and
him almost instantly -. ...,a.....l )
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-04-14

"A, surrERNur CLAD individual, who;
succeeded in making good his escapel
the rebel conscription and reached
lines III Tennessee, being asked if III
scriptiou was rigid, replied IN this
81 should think they did, They stal
cry manswho hasn't been dead more
two days !"
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-04-14
The Taylors. Falls Reporter note

The Taylors. Falls Reporter note
arrest Of two deserters by Deputy Pr
Marshals Whiting and Seymour.
were captured in the pineries. ; On
armed with q rife, revolver and i
knife, but being awakened by the
proximity Of revolver to his face, CO
ded to surrender peacefully. Anotht
serter was captured by Marshal vi.
q few days after. -. i: - -. -.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-04-14
.-sS.-ss
NO.38...
---as s.ss :

General Headqgarters, 1tA4e4
Aesota ssssssy
Ap.6T1Nr GEnxsx1,5 Di1lef.
sr. PAUL, Min, April 7,ai1 !!
[aEsxnAl, onprrs, uo.11J g
. 1: fhe=foliowing extract ftsn the
partment q the Provost MsrAl Gen
IS publish for the i1formati4 Of all !
corn..d = ssz..ss- ~-~~ q /
H.. \
When a person has beensdrafted, in j
suance Of the Enrolment Act of Mare
1868, notice of such draft must be Sci
within ten days thereafter, by . write
printed notice, TO- be served on him pd
ally, or BY Aauaag q copy at his ~za1s spla
residence, requiring him to appear at q
ignated place ofrendezvons for duty. !.
person falling to report for duty after
tice LEFT AT HIS LAsr-PLAcE OF RESIDE
or served oa him personally, Without
nishing a substitute OF paying $500
pronounced by lawtto be a ad6ssrtert
may b. arrested and held for trial by CO
martha, and sEsrENcEo 70 DEATH.
fla person after being drafted, end
fore receiving notice, deserts; the, nj
may: stiA:be served b. leaving it at hisi
place of residence, and if he. dees NOT
pear in accordance Mitk1he notice. or
nish the substitute; OR pay $500, he vii
i'll law a dese.ter end must be treated
cordin gly. There is no. way OF smann,l
which person, once, s'enrolied," can ess
his public duties, and when drafted,, VII
er present or absent, whether he CHANGE
residence or absconds, the right of the /
ted States against him are secured, al
is only by performance of his duty.to
Country, that he will escape the liats
to be treated as criminal. -"
s'.'l iii > !'siJAMES B. FRY. ~ ]
,...:. Provost Marshal Gener;a
+. &. II. Parties leaving Minnesota for ]
ho Or elsewhere, and requesting 1<ae;|
certificates Of citiz enship from the Statd1
,horities, will hereafter be required to /
nash undouttei evidence s(sach7 as the
:rifc4tej of the. Provost Marshal sof the u
er dis rict) that the respective tov1
which they reside have furnished tn eil'
quo'a of men to the army, upon the T
Of the President, or that such appli,
are exempt from military duty. 's3
Ill. Such parties should distinctl,
derstand that, while sach letter from
headquarters will probably be respecte
Iowa and neigh6oring States, no ccrii
can relieve them from their obligatio
the National Government. ,...EF -: j
By order of the Commanderin- Chief.
OSCAR MALMROS,y
:! -. e j.. Adjutant Gem
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-04-14
coNCLuDED Next, 1wEEK1.

). WHAT "corr1Runs1AD''' MEANS: For the
benefit Of those who do not find Copper
head in the Dictionary, we give the follow
ing analysis :tGu.. oil 1,sl .,..
h,C enspiracy:l.5,sI .asff ii: =a.g,5:: -.
P eace on any terms; Hmrf.
X racy. se.iGl -r,,ll.s. Il, .slo.
j, + nmity to the Union.
r ecognition Of the &C. s. Az -
IL aired of. the Government: s;,g :.,,y.
II 3 arnest sympathy with traitors. A>'
" A narchy. sat' eaai itf4@ 10
% ID isloyalty.a Esai!:51s 3dzl sic. syas
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-04-14

The Pacific Telegraph. has been. 90
dated with the Western Union. -.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-04-14

No TINE FOR CoNUEDRUNs.- Army
sters are proverbial for the scientific,
bill y with which they swear, A tea
with the Cumberland army,@not Ion
got stuck in the mud, and he let fly i
of Ircfane epithets. that, would have .
ished, sour army: in. Flanders..; eve
passing a. the time was q
shocked n 'l:e s:.::- .-;irgf,:a =. !
"My friend" said he to the teamste,
you know Who died for, sinners !, s,,;xl.s
'o''D- n your conumarums. Doa't
see I'm stuck in the mud :" r:st,4, - /:
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-04-14

EIGHT thousand school houses have been
erected in Russia since the emancipation Of
tho serfs took place. G's'h<! st','.' -ssft'
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-04-14

cosons, HoArrsssrss, and Ii, ID
Throat affections to which Pablo euel1|
Military, Officers, and Singers 90 liahl
leved by Brossa's Broneksal 1hoel
Having direct influence to the si
parts, they allay Pulmonary lrritatioI
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-04-14
ATHG.Mxso 4aIDs ,
BLACKSMITH q

Az fiadss Of xorr,t: r,t:Gd1 done in the. e1," be.t
a. possible @apneF: Particulsr atten-
ti6h' given .to Rotae aid ox-eAoeihg, plow
work. and repair,ne Of al] Kinds. sshop IN
same building with Henry v: Weary nj
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-04-14

- john said q s.iugy old hunk /
hired man as hc was taking dinner,
you know how many pancakes: you'y''
en- .5sers ]
Nv Nv f9;tsxas::j al, s5'.tvss.,
'.Well you've eaten fourteen!" i
s.Well:" said John, "you count anil
eat!'' :5'.5 -sES sa:s. n>S,s zsal4
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-04-14

RATES OF ADVERTIsING!
One column. one s'year,p1 49,. SIS 90
One-half column, enc year, 1000
One-fourth column. one year, rs 90
One column, six months, As 90
on>ihsK oolamf, nix montlia,3 80 90
One-fourth column, six months, 18 90
- Ono square, one year, s.ne =. 500
One square, six months, ~-.. ,,. 8, 90
/ Business cards, i've lines or less, IS per
apnuin six lines, s.; eight lines, s..
Legal advertisements at statute rates. :
Ten lines Of this sized type constitute
square, and cards viii be charged proper
tionate to the space they occupy in BREWER
solid: ]AAh : = =. : ,4HI'E ~
y o B ~ O R TX
OF all kinds executed with neatness and
dispatch, and ct reasonable rates.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1864-04-14

BUFFALO 0VEKsHOBs & MoCCAsINs,
DtJ!
Kept always on hand, and for sale at fa-
vorable prices:.;-. IL.
A good stock Of Leather and Shoemaker 8
Findings. ''1
{. Particular attention paid to- Custom Work.
The highest market price in Cash paid
for Hides. ANTON SMITH: (:
Warrington ~, 81, Cloud. v6n1s-1y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-09
IAdyestiseiHentl
The FOURTH NATIONAL BANK. Newly DIRK.

The FOURTH NATIONAL BANK. NEw.Yo ORR.
p,ros,r,ry .sc FyAxeAb Assxr o. TIE UNITED srArna
VIII receive subscriptions for the new sio res'nry Nsts
These notes VIII be eOnvcabe at maturity into sx Fsn
cent GoLD FEARING SO Bouds Parties spb.Ybins before
18Th Ausa viii be allowed Interest to that date Tho'e sub
,cr,ng afer that date VII pey accrued interest Recognizing
the importance Of general ,utsenpion to this PoPcI,D
LoAs this Bank viii allow ell subeeresn rss WHO'LL ooS
usnos Of o. 50 on saeh o., 20 subsesibei. -
.e.I 1If G siosi.is KErcsrx, President
D. W. vArGaAs, Cashier. - ''-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-09
acknowledgements RKroKrFD yon Tsr r. = TH,ssss-

HEfonTFp SSs Tsr I y THIss g
=, an 8 for Po..' and sissSior TrsrE =
Co1ToN-iie market continues sls seys orc -
coFSEE-NoiLns Of moon, Is doing and prices are nom
Flour AID MEAL-The market for Western ara
S.' s:g .s to- iS Ss ST.
ana other brands qie hfai lhs sJes az ioSe Dds
90 ioa g tt 80 sae Per- 20 sss ~ ss - . s
8 a. for the low frsdcs Of We.fn EsIrs For irarS
delivery there continue. inquiry, sad we rete sss Of
sS S ls a s. S' y i 'R oS tS
:g, 40 e H.. yi i,yss 6o, 10 SO
"a - Tor Trade aud Family b and' and ,Sa so for
Loe Es.. cssstiss FlSas o." a.. ;ss we ,. w. a
ESr.s snd so tlasl1 ior trade and ss.Sy EI.n,.
ssi y .'s ST.. PHI ii e IS R.' SIs go
u . !. tbs IS SC: I'd s !: siS g. e. fis.
e.dy AMI hrn. sales oflv bs- ~ - 's''ey' sla
AtSTb. Whes. aarke. rree ,srser sr,s, and de-
clue god and s1sha1so oPsn.d Ae.yy ssd s' a. Coz
q ae bush and sGes :. s,o ,ns az .:
s, e, sS S5 sis g S.S
Do sstgs2 % $3.50 bu. Cd Ws;' e :, s VIZ
s Sp;S 1ss. Do I'D Bsi.y Ak =, eS .aa
prices uonnaly nn,haifr9 vsn ~ We 20 " e c'nains
and pss: ~ ls, ,',s' 8 nd ST.. ssSs
~, lower bni Closed With rood demand for Mi..d sna hr
ss,sru hs ser eLoce Old, and g fst bite "sss.
EN-: The demand for the latter has treaty. Slated
0UNNI BAGS are qlir, ss sts $50 DO
GuNSY 10th 10 nru at S,e4lf, cs,n- :. .os.s n
UOps steady aud In fir demand sales ltdS0c tss
coanon TO Prime, and - GSle Tor Good TO choes.
HAY-Ihe densud Is fair aud the market trmt 'Ses Of 10
LUMsER-Eas'ssn spruce and Pine are N demand "a
siME-Rocll.na /. dun at els 70, Common. and d -
LATiiS are quiet at ei IS. . mos. 100000
mory see and n,psi se, AZ i
PRoyrsioNs-Thc roh narie. opened nrn bat closed
Sss S si's s.% 9 .sSx s u E aa :ui iss:
nominal snJ we have .ny 70 'a sssf =
bSla pisia Mess on private erma fs,ss Deer ~
seiise; tass Of 400 pRsa at Ne ~r
J III Ss sm. bacon aa.,ys sITS s S sss'Jc
and si sales q aoe Dol. ga nd k.s,Is Rendered
PETROiEuM in fr Isluesi spd ntm 81 o|@ iof ''as
SC Tor bonded Refined and SIC, 70. 90, i,se
siiitEHRss sassIs n mode. Se@snd but prices
sho, s,'sot. shsnssa ,;s or q x ns1 shas '~
ssEDs--Ths nas.e iol Glover and timely y sus. ne
80 !, 4. ,,oJstss and prices nominal hossh Sisx
,n and fair dom.nd !, 81 sSa - s..S .,.. NJ % oCs
TALLOW In icss serve onsne sns "1s' '" s"''
10 " eseru al lstc. cash. ..ss-., x..,..A -
WOOI-Domestic hoscssare In more Cow eenand SnS
.s z "a Fl Ss s :'s sSa
ss SIS y soSsSs . "a n .sS s
ss tIS.:a s.tss 600 rs asS TO-
q M Tor unw1shed Msxiesn.l y Il. -
- WnisSYThs market opened .ssdy but closed lowe.
and anS. sses u ss sbla ~ q @th q fos State sne
wIHLEIOOqs an iirI sslss of@s@ D hhsshed Il '0s'
cash
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-09
syCoyD B0AHp.
MONDAY, Aug. e--P. n.


Gold hos been dull and weak oil day.
opening at 239i and closing at 2S79237t. Stocks
on tho street were strong. At the Stock Tx
change Government Bonds were strong. hes
istered 6, 1891, 1861 1861 Coupons, lSeloosi o~
Coupons lO9;allo, April 1905, io1aloei August
1905 ioeI 4 iOs; Tennessee &c. ST. Missouri Is. 81
oss; Canton Co. 37i d3s, Delaware and Hudson,
2o5asOs Pennsy sana Coal Company al2i 02lS; Quick
silver, 7pi $50, Cumberland Coal 59iuSsti Central
Coal. s9i; American Coal. " asked; Mariposa, cot
al, Pacific Mail Steamship Company 2soSas"
Atlantic Mail lso bid and none offcrcdi Central
Transportation Co.. i25 asked, Now York Central,
1901 si3l, Ere. IIaiall2a Hie Preferred lloii
Hudson River. laliSI32 Harlem % bid Reading, 1861
ol36i; Michigan Central. i39iel3sii do. Southern
gi, osli do. Guaranteed 1tO9lieli Panama q9eS
2so inois Central. 1901 aioes, Cleveland and Pitts
baruh. Iissaii3a, North Western. 51i 15s; DO Pro.
fened. sls9li, Cleveland and Toledo 1921 q 1891;
Rock leland, MANS Burlington and Quincy. 100
0l3l, Prairie du Chen G9 Asked Fort Wayne. iiiis
ls Terre Hauto and Alton. a asked Government
securities are firm and Ia good demand. For S9os as
high as 10 was paid during the morning. For Is of
lssl. which are inunsIcally worth only v cont oss
than tho 20: he Last pTee was lodi For one,year
Certificates there was an active private demand at $50
95f Is supposed that In future more money ana less
certificates Will be paid by the Treasury. Railroad
mortgages are held firmly and sold In small amounts
In Cool stocks little doing. Rsiiwsy shares we're
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-09
Financial.
VERMILYE. e. Co.,
Nc. "A wALL.sTREET,

= No. "A wALLsTREET,
Win receive Subscriptions 10 the
NEW 7.3O TREASURY NOTE LOAN.
TAsse notes are sssss IN denominations Of $780, $780,
$500, 81 900 and 5000. ms ming h THREE
YEARS from August Is is4 Interest psysoe semi snnosiy
In currency OF the OF $40 PER CENT per snnurn
Thu notes are payable In currency at maturity OF convert
,bs into $40 SIX FER CENT BONDS with INTEhEST
PAYABLE IN GOLD. .ra, ..Irr o. q
An deposits made por 10 August 18th WI draw interest 81
rane rate. t.t- .
The usual Commission allowed s Loan and also on 'be
1910 Loan. ...f dbl r.f.. .lHf t.H Cd ..I
We are prepared to convert the q. g. 3'lo fhEAs'
uRY NOTES into the per cent BONDS Of 1881 with
p4ompne.s and Oh favorable terms g.. .
Also BUY and SELL =. market rates al kinda Of ooV
ERSMENT SECURITIES, including
u. 4. 500 BONDS -. v.. l. ..
T.. y. f.3O TREASURY NOTES
rs. ~ mot. CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS.
|. n. q. QUARrERaAsrEay CHECKS. ~
u. =. TWo.YEAR 8 per cent LEGAL TENDER
NOTES. .r.. =. ,'s
T.. s. @ per cant. COUPON snd REGISTERED, o.
1851. -. - -.>,,v.s
MATURING CERTIFIcArES Of INDEBTEDNESS
c,lscte1 or purchased .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-09
Merchants Navigation and ir,n,poTi atio'
PENksYLyAkiA CENTRAL MIR.

II QSA - PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL
lOO4s N. H. STANDARD GAUGE AND DOUBLE
TRACK An through trains for the Wcd BY this route Gave
Nv Yofk VIA PhlsirlphIs. foot Of Court sndtS., via
Allentown, PIER No. North River. Through teksts
for Chicsss Milwaukee, St Paul aud si points i the North
West Cse.,lins, indianapolis, Iouisvic, S. Louie CIsvs
land Columbus. Cincinnati l ell points in the West and
South bs procured 1t this ohce Of tho Penn.yvsa
Cenlr. X. n No Aston House erS sihss Depot Through
trans leave New. York ~ follows;
M kIpss. Philadelphia. arrives In ftssbursa q
! An. ~ ..rs .ilI
p. Express via Phisdelphis arrives In Phsburgha
| y
D. m Express. via Allentown, urives In Pittsburgh 81
nl:1 p, nI s. 80. So.
One ihraS.h Train on Sunday via PLlsdpphs leaving
Esw.SorL Vi o. a. - -
!. l. ELLIOTT PwssaxW Agent, Ne. As,syusasA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-09
D1ARITAN AND DELAWARE BAY RAlL-

DARITAN AND DELAWARE BAY RAill-
III ROfD-Tro Lour Branch. Red Bsnf, shsft hsrf'
snci,.-,or Toms iivcr. Barnegs, shs,o"ns td a'L
On and aor WEDSEsDAY ueIt, June " sd any, az -ei
oe th. fs,t and conm0d.ous steamer JFS't ii' WI"
ecvs 100, a Nurrsys, North River. daily 'snndAy.
r.ped a. Il: 80 m End AIS conuecnf witi ~" IL anu
n N NJ stPou Monmouth With unin ior tr ao1't p"b"
Rriurrns train, viii leave Long Breach At 7ii' NJ SUD
II 10 e. IN ,u, =, r,.,.,.. SHAT
Ry,f Stallion for SHARK River New -Bedofd ara sas.h
Ssgrs connect Manchester and "osdmans, ol io"i
River md Eatu-ss Tuebsrfon Nsr.t0wn MahnEln"Asn'
Fof further information apply 10 ohee on 'nF pei a.
Comluuation tickets 10 LDnI branch. hei aahA &c,
&c cen be had on application " the Conp-hy ''"' ~ -
besveIs- ,,-,, =. ,,,vptr,a 4. n.n.,.I snnt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-09
Ropr OF A SAuoR n ECovRREp.-Oh

day last SIX sailors deserted nom the North Carolina
Wing oAthe Navy.YArd. They were Uncovered, ana
yoley was fired at them by tie guard QUO VS. snos
sn,Ghef was disabled with bayonet one was dfewhed
and another named John DAVIS, az sld Enensn man =;
ofwars NAM was caught on shore e oinSsr nessn
SnSy dsc ssne TSs BODY q cred
.upc.ed to Ne QUO q lhs dsssrts Dsyn rs ss ~
was Impossible 70 survive such shower g, 20 Sst On
was poured upon then. f,l hs W. So5 an inossst %
he drvwpsd man. b'+q G.9sua HSn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-09
SYRACUSE, July %. 1904
nNONDAGA COUNTY VOLUNTEER
" BOUNTY LOAN. 64OO. 900.
PROPOSALS FOR THE FIRST SERIES OF s2eO, 600.

SEALED PROPOSALS win he receiyedtyths UNDERMINED,
q the Ocs Of ths Treasurer Of the County Of Oondags IN
d City Of syrscuse until "WEDNESDAY the 10th day Of
August O'Clock m for the purchase Of the whole
any part the Bonds Of the Comfy Oh Onondses % the
znoant Of e1oO1 Ssid bopds III DO issued under aud Ny
Authority Of resolution OF the BosIdof Supervisors Of sai1
Eexsy yssed July 1854 and the general at Of The Legs
Acys Of he State ofNew Yot passsd It's ast session They
w be sued 10 Of e:0D and 900. win bear Interest
= The rate Of sI per per iot which VA
y sssehed payable semi tnsusy IN ne City Of
the frat days phi aud 0ctobeI In each ysar and tbs
Dpeips payable annual nstaneots q 1880 Per year.
Re sad after the h day Of Apd lsec aud ending Apr hr
O7s, 10 the City ofNsw.Yort. -,
1s proposals stAts and tno Of maturity Of
p Bond. desired, and the price pei one hundred dollars o
lbred for the serDa
Persons whoss proposals are seoepted Will be REQUIRED 70
epes with the County Teane at syrhcGse on o. osso'e
ehs 18th day OF August 14 tho date OF said ~,e
- amounts respectively sws,dsd 10 them. snoh depo
Ssst b made In bssksbe currency or IN exchange on ee
Psspesss oc be Enclosed In scaled envelope addressed
s.Aes 81 shs sAdssssnsd, aud iadoTssd Proposals tut
70: right is reserved u rej.c,ns any s Of The bids
ssAersd Decessssy 70 protect the tnerss1 tho County
Wopcsss wlh Pc publicly op6pod at the smcs o. VOC
sssaIss ssid County q sks ciy o. syrseuse so'oos
= = = pD6IEiP PHELPS. County Tr..,qr.,.
WIN. IL BHANKLAND = - ''7''l-''f
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