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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-29
Latest Union Accounts.
ADDITIONAL NEWS FROM PLNMOuTH-LohAL
NORTH CAROLGSIANs SHOT IN COLD BLOOD
rrcDopS pASs ACRED

-NhGROLS HASSACRED.
Special Correspondence Of The fhlsde phs uqni er.
NORFOLK. Va, April e. 1884.
The army gunboat Burnside, Lieut.. stewart
IT, Donnelly commander. arrived here to-day from
Roanoke Island hich place she left Yesterday morning
early The news brought by her IS that on sunday TIE
transport Massasoit proceeded 20 Plymouth WITH nag
Of truce inquire about the condhion ot INC wounded
After detention 81 several hours the Rebels informed
the officer IN charge Of her that No communication
could be had -
Later on the same DAY Gen Graham, with bis swift
army guuioat Ch-mb ram. S'am"d up 90 WITHIN a
short distance Of Plymouth. lie Was lbot By Launch
nom the Rebel ram, which questioned Inn whether he
came as o flag of truce He replied No PM was on
A reconnaissance While Accommodating lie greatly
surprised the Rebels by throwing several shells INTO
Plymouth from his long range guns. his was brave
and daring act fully characteristic Of the military
spirit OF the General
appears that our loss was'lute small while the Rebel
wss rery ssvere Our killed and wounded who fell ~
the engagement will not amount 20 one hundred While
tbe Rebels have 10 mourn the lUss Of seventeen
hundred Of their The greet disparity IN numbrrS
was caused by the grape canister nnd shc that hcWed
their WY through the Rebel ranks during 'ben re-
peaied assaults upon the :ortihcstions.
There is a report prevalent that The Rebels, aner
capturing the place gathered together OIL the loya
North Carolina soldiers drew them up INTO me, ana
shot them cold blood. II IL also said that the blhcks
remaining in the town met with similar fate. Should
there b. confirmation Of this and IL DC proven that the
Rebeis acted in this feIocious and nhuman manner a
swift and severe retT!butIon should be deat out 10
gneIn. .
LIEUT.. COMMANDER WIN. r. TRUXTUN.
One Of the ablcst officers IN the Navy IS III
command Of the gunboat feet in The Albemarle Sound
Ills flagship is the Tscony dou6leender built III
Philadelphia The Rebel rams will not catch Com
mander Truxtun mapping He has made every arrange
ment 70 capture sink the Rebel vessels and ENJOYS
tie full confidence of Admra Lee and all the officers Of
the fleet We hope il may f 10 his lot ~ successfully
engage the pet vessels OF the enemy.l
REFUSAL TO RECEIVE \ FLAG or TRUCE.
Norfolk spoudeu,e o. The Philadelphia Inquirer
Na..y % upy. hnQ "a
inoire about our wounded but the Rebels refused to
receive hey
Gen. o.. ahsm made a reconnaissance 10 plymouth
and threw several shells into the town.
1T If reported that all the Union aud loyal
Nor4h Carolinians as well the negroes, were shot
amer The surrender
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Rebel Barbnriiies ia Texas.

Last evening, at the Union League Cinb
poo,rs Mr.. Frederick Sumner Of TEXAS gave state
u.o,. OF the horrible barbaritie, prncticed by the
p,,s Of that State on their Union fcllow'citi1eHs
I,Jc. Kirkland in Introducing tho speaker said he
-, en,ly received letter from Horace Greeley, n'
dor,np. Mr. Summers entire tr,stWorthness, but even
,,,t suct voucher since what they had heard within
~ iss n,y DAYS OF the barbarites at Font Pillow they
rold he prepafed 10 believe pretty much Nhh Re salu
~ Sr,rner then proceeded 10 give an accOnt 81 htIhg
e,,n ,Lo.e whose hands warm with the Diood OF
,v ~ his neighbors his subsequent imprisonment
10 a, IRON csge ut Little Rock. and the cruel
.ie. urart!rrd on himself and Others. Nthuut
o,ne,cuce before public assemblies, aid WIN 10 Pit'
,.,u. 10 oratorcal graccs there ID IN MI. sumner
,Io;n narrative. n power beyond all conir'an''s OF
p , 81 sticks not So much on electric thrill IN the
hss1eT A. feeling OF stern indsnn;ipn and arousiAg
.p,ennce against the perpe stos OF tbe Outfaes Oh
bb ,he Oyai citizens OF Texas have been Tie victims
Nr Surnner sad he originally ir0m Vermont ana
graiod 20 the South ten years ago nce when tiinohe
lived in the town of sherman, Ira! son county.
Ie,as During the Presidential canvass, The support
90 ~ breckenridge in that vicinity claimed 10 be We
II Ire Union men. But after the election
az rcon they threw % the mnsk snd holsed ihe lone
tar DAG Mr. D. suggps ted ~ the people o his tow 10
rnis, III. and stripes an opposition lie mel 80
,nucb opposition. lie thought be would give II up but
,IinEing the MATER over night tine ncAt morning
n, boucht the material al dr5 goods stole hld us
a III. N nde isg which "a the lst OF January. tti nc
boi.ted upon the square and called uron the Union
sone 10 rally ruuud H. and IN less than half al hour
wss flying over the t0atH0ns'j ana thcy sWoro ~
cath tiai the first man who missed his hand against
they goud shoot his brains out HE lHocM' sec
ing ther were determined. sought TO coinprOmist
10 matter and promised "a permit tb" hst 10 rrhhin
the Union men would permit the cne star "a hoai DC
side it, Thinking this would he Ike mems A" s'"o'"S
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leans had arrived with l6 wounded soldiers, onethrd
Of whom were from the late Red River battle, all fur
louehed, and on the way home.
Rebel prisoners taken at Pleasant hlil eohnfm 'he
former reports that Gen Steele had taken Shreveport
Gen. Prince arrived to-day.
The Memphis Cotton market was firm and unchanged
receipts taing The proceeds Of the Government sale
here to-day were upward Of 100000 half OF which was
naval prize money. The cotton sold was mixed rang
ing from II GIG to 49, There are about l,cCO more
bales here.
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Rrport. OF ~ Refuge FROM Gecrgis-GeTs
Army being Heavily Hc-eniorred-ih
Rebel. Concentrating for - Grand '"-
,ory in Front Of Rirhmoud.
Report
wAsHIYGIoH. Thnrsdsy. April .


This morning, Stanhope Garveckie aud Mary
GaYveclie refugees nom Augusta, Ca. presented
tbeinse,c. AZ the Provos'.Narsbals Office and "cIo
released upon taking the oahof fidelity to ihe Govern
ment.
Mr.. Garyecsc states that on the lsa OF last moh'l
the Rebel authorities issued an order prohibiting ou
zens rom riding on the railroads from the various
points in the South leading TO Richmond in order 70
facilitate the movements Of the Rebe! troops when
were being hurried up TO Richmond 10 large numbers
Al the tine NJ Gsryeetie left Argusts, Ga. When
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was some two weeks ago. there were troops sta
toned at that point. Those that had been CHARTERED
there were withdrawn few days previous and gent
forward 10 Richmond.
When Mr.. Gsryeckic was at Richmond he saw large
bodies Of Rebel troops their way to reinforce Gen
Lee and the arrival OF every train from the South at
that place increased their numbers
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Ounutrel in kansas Again.

ST. LOUIS, Thursday. April q, Isti.
Advccs from Col. Phillips, commanding Fort
Gibson in the Indian country. say Quanre was going
TO KaIsss having crossed Nerdlgns aud Arkansas
Rivers Oh ,le night ol the 10Th.
Adair with J2J Rebels, has been driven across tie
Illinois River above Turguah Phillips has troops ID
pursuit.
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Naval.

PROGRESS OF LOCAL NES-OF-wAR.
A visit TO the naval ship-yards in TINS port
reveals tie iact that unusual activity prevails IN the
constructing OF war steamers for the Government Inc
following vessels are now buildng here some oil them
l. 81.
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s.eing 10 the Front.

EosIoS. Thursday, Aplil =, 1861.
The 3sth Massachusetts Regiment, ana two
companies Of heavy artillery leave today for the
SOutl.
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From Fortress Monroe.

FouTRrss NoSEoF, "Wednesday, Apri % Iso
Three deserters Of the 18th Connecncut-
Daniel Routv. n. c. KenaGy. and Charles Lyme-were
t,rd secrs,ed an the steamer Thomas A. Morgan, en-
its arrival from yorktown last evening.
Capts q. b. Proctor and 4. Fallen ana Lieuts' IL
Townsend l.. :. Gaskil, Il. L. Leagro'e' I'D" NJ
Parker all OF the 25th Massachusetts were Drought
here this morning from Point Lookout under arrest iOr
disobedience Of orders They had rendered the fess
nations. which not being accepted they were olu'ie
to their regiment, and neglected to comply "''h 'Ae
order.
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only just commenced
EIhsye BViid,u1.



Tho Dunderlerg is making more Tsp'd progress now
a., c r,on,hs A portion Of the armor IL on the hull,
I t a., enacted 10 be ready for launching IN short
I'm. Al Greenponi, the ocean irOn'clad puritan -
nic, an slowly and there is no knowing when she VIII
80 nhs,t although it had been hoped that she would
w MI =. ",rp the stocks last June. The Cohocs. her
liz, Jronrht iron.cad Is in a forward state, lpt
~ s,camer Mrsc0Ota is advancing tedionSly. MI
u Ifnierhill the huder Of the keokuk has the mon
A, Inc nearly finished. aud will launch her IN Few
w., 49, Tb, Nahuc sister ship 10 the Moduc, is ap
hira completion ut Capt. Perine's yard in VII
49, irsb The bull is perfectly formed. and the tui'
- nrc In shape having nearly oil the arInor on Inc
i1t Dictator is lying in the stream OFF the Delamr-
ar Iron Works preparing rapidly for trip to Europe
~ po,ed that the Assistant Secretary Of the Navy
ba siniGcd lis intention Of going out in her, She may
n 80 Inv Julyl Al hessrs. Seccrs yard, IN Jersey
80 ~ outor Mabopac IL finished 30 far as relates
~ - work which can BE- done the stocks. and she
Iii lac launched OIL the Isl proS. The iron sidewheel
tc,ucr noLongo il III frame. and having her decks put
I'm At the NaVy.Nard The great new iron clad
mas her ribs up and the entire ships house
hardly covers her between decks The fast steamer
IIsL1 md Tie Two screw tigates az the Nayy:l ara
are slowly going forward. Beside these, number oil
b;ns are lnunclrd such the hiapononiah the Man
ht,sn and Others all preparing rapidly for sea. Inc
new ,ubleenders cent here from yerous parts OF Inc
oonr, as well those built in this vicinity are near
y ali III for active service, and could be Dispatched az
very short notice II crews ready for them over
vessels Low lying in the stream At the Iar9'
! man, u wtSb wIl W sent Of this week.
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MISSISSIPPI VALLEY SANITARY FAIR.-Many

MISSISSIPPI VALLEY SAF,TAKf + 1''"'y
,er,ors desiring 10 help this deserving object adver-
,i.sd in our columns feel that they have done Their
share in the way of purchases at our own great far
INST closed and they are still in possession OF various
articles purchased here which they would be willing :"
donate at some price to be named as money in aid 81
the ST. Louis Fair The Committee. we are authorized
70 saw. will gladly receive any such contributions and
give the individuals full credit for It in the published list
Of contributors to be made from time to time. Many
articles will again NEE, with ready sale at the coming
81. Lous Fair and thu the dcnsr be helping the SAD
Object aosble speupt.
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gra,ps AND Won,

Up. MYERS Co. f. jih Michigan;
p,lv,,e 4 HARMS 90. &. al Maine
r. TEarr, CO. r. 4rh Muiuc;
ATGrsn NuiIMA 93l Pennsylvania
YJyItvIS T. BIRD. Co. e, 9Th Michigan
j. ". SrAsPuRD Go. h, 9th PehsyfnhHi
r. HoDGEpoS Co. +, 81 Maine;
Private Is +. BUCK Co H. 81 Maine;
Private C. T. WEIGH Go. T.. I'd Maine
Private CUR1H FEOsI, Go. r., 81 Maine
Private H. EEisUa A GOCLp, Go. q, "a MANI
Private C. BlNNETI Co. II. 80 Meme -
yol died each and all in the uniform OF The fepubc oil
the United states, and with your names on tc rolls OF
the great army which is fighting r tho world tho BAT
tie of Human Freedom agan,, Human En'aVrmcn'
That il enough. ! take your memories out oi ihS Sc
cluded dell in the side Of plantation IN the heart o.
the wal.Wasted Virginia and with reVerenuh hands
chisel them deep into the monumental columns oil the
sierusl TRIBUNE. w.
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1mnSemenis.

WINTER GARDEN.
w THIS EVENING (sATURDAY, OCT
MR.. j. s. CLARKE
win ''''" for '''''TTfhi{k LAST NIGHT
!" ~ '''' ''''' MAJOR DE BOOTS
TOODLEs,
The OF wirh he has enacted for ecssecanve
weeks and The latter upwards Of hundred nights kNs"
iorh
LAST MoRT
ToopLEs AND DE BOOTS
Mr.. Stuart hns p'oasur. ~ announcing that on
WEDNESDAY EVESlNG, OCT
Mr.. J. g. CLARKE
EIGHTH WEEK,
Of ' ost brilliant engagement by appearing IN the ess'
DROMIO or SYRACUSE,
in Shakespeare sharu inq cresuL Of
THE COMEDY UF ERRORS,
which win be presented for the 6st ne IN noe yess IN
this city.
APPOINTMENTS.
have been prepared 70 ve far possible perfection o.
sHAfEsPEAR,AN REVIVAL
And new oyet has been conpo-ed Tor Tia occasion BY
MIR. ROBERT SiOEPRL
The eonriy will be- followed BY the new aroe, vrttp r.
prrssiy for Mr Clarks entitled
Somebody's COAT,
in which
Mr. CLARKE
sMAsHIHGTON.
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financial.
L. s. 7-3O LOAN

The secrc.sry of,he Treasury gives police fha' "~e'p
cns w be received for Coupon Treasury Notes. Fsyso'
three yeats from Aug IS 1864, With seLl animal 'nerfst AZ
The Of seven end three tenth. sr ca, per sanuPFinc
pal and interest both to he paid in swia money
These no<es viii be convertible al the option ofthe holder s
maturity into .1 per gold bearing bonds payable not
lees than five nor rao.s than twenty years from their date
"a. ooysrnnon, NAV ela They will be Issued in denom
nation, Of 40 sl0) syoO $1,000 aud $3.50, and all cub.
,erpions ,u Dc fox my dollars multiple Of hly
dollars
-o,ss draw interest from August H. persop, mailing
deposits 10 tbs, date u pay tie interest accrued
rom ds;e 81 note to ds,e Of dsposi.
SPECIAL ADVANTAGES OF THIS LOAN.
Ir rs 4 EsrosAL sAv,Sos BAxz, Offering higher rate
ofnter,, than any oiber sDd ~ bes .uJ Any savings
bsaI which pays lie depocrs in u s Notes considerstha,
i ia paying IN tn. be,i cIcuslg medium u the country
and ozsaot Pay in anything bssr, for It's own assets are
e,h. IN Govc1pissu securities Ia so.es bonds iayahls
n Gov-raDsu, paper.
CONVERTIBLE INTO 4 SIX fES CENT $40 GOLD
BOND
In addition 70 ts very liberal n,sres. tho Ncfe' for
three wears, this privilege OF sonsr,on lie row worth sbors
three per per for tho currsnt re Tor $50 Bonds
IS not less hoa s, :r cst snd before she war tic
premium on tx per cen. T. s. Stocks twenty per
cent, 1t VIII be hc She actual profit on this Losn a.
re present RsIAe. Is,s net ess ilan ten per cent pr
.nuurl.
ITS EXElnTloN FROM STATE or MUNICIPAL TAN
ALTON
Pu. ssids rom ~ the advantages hsvs cnuroeTssed
Sgrcis OF Cons-c~- -cap'. al BOai, oHa T-asBry
Nc, from ocdl t1ao. GU tie ths exemption IA
shout c pr snnun according 70 te rate OF
taxation n various Psris OF tn. eosuIy
IL believed that SECURITIES oaer sres. indno-nen'
10 lendsss az those issued by tho Government. in al.
Other form, VI indebtedness ths h ability 81 private
psYtio. stock cornplre separate ocmmunites only
pledged fo payment while the whole property Q; ' conn
.ry held 70 secure the .rge Of AL the Obligations Of the
Uned s,s.cs Up the ?<h Of September. 'he sao'Ip
tio;s 70 .hS loan Amounted to over
$40, 900, 900.
SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL BIZ RECEIVED
by the
ASSISTANT TgxlsrKER o, rue UNigED STATss OF
We'll and NAs>Su-sts.
FIRST SAT1ov.L BASr or NEr yorE, No wal -
SKcoxD.SArIoSkL BAsx o Nyv-yOyg. 2Sdst BTdvsy
THIRD NkriosAL BANK or NV YORK, No ; Ns'ssn.t
FsrRrH H6TIosAL BANK or NrvYokK. ~ and - Pine =.
| Flrrr NATIONAL BANK OF NrvYoHx, No 70 u a..
SIXTH NAYIosAL BiSx on NEW Yoax, eth B''ivsv
FIGsrE NATIONAL BA1K INV YORK No. 60 Broadway
METH NATIONAL BASs NEv ORR, No 81 Broadway.
Txyra NArioNsL BANK VI Ngw YoaK. No 40 Broadway
CzxrkiL NATIONAL BAsr or NV Yoax. No. II Dasues,
N.riosA EIoHArGn BAyE OF Ayv YonW. isi nfalea s.
and ~ all Es..on banks Which dcpo.oIies Of public
money.
AND ALL RESPECTABLE BANKS AND BANKERS
throughou, ~. country vii give further Information and
AFFORD EVERY FACILITY 10 SUBSCRIBERS
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ceelures ano Alectinas.
GREAT MEETING
SOLDIERS MEM6RiAL ASSOCIATION,
AT THE
COOPER INSTITUTE.

public meeting Of the Soldiers Memorial AUociaion wD
be bed at The Cooper Insltnts
WEDNESDAY EVENING. October 8, 1884
II. pnrposo considering and adapting such ss may
b. thought proper. promote the obl.cs Of the Associs
ton All Ladies and G-nruien who feel interest IN the
cause, 40 invited attend by orisI.of the Board
WAXING LATfiNU, Superintendent
number Of ratrioc citizens hsvna oryspre themselves
into an ss.ocaoh for the purpose of erecting suitable Mem
or.l 20 our bravo soldiers have scn6csd their lives n
support Of Nr government in the present and being
u,rnd.d tbs. such Memorial or Monument. shall not
only to E-tlssr tie memory Of the s.a brave 70 future
generations. bat ,.a also sde BY is grsat asi chess
4, place OF pub the of Lrge sd perpetual
income r. all ~ the destitute orphans Of t7so soiels ala
saloF who having gwen their lives to theI anyi lesys
ter unprotected Lttle legacy 20 Their ryen.
We fe nniergDod therefore most heartily approving OF
The ebo,. objects do recommend the Patriotic AMI benny
olet ciiiyens 70 attend thr above nesting oS
I'd. purpose OF eooPorains in the pneR VI deaf
abe az
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abe Curt

nOsTPONEMENT OF THE RACES.-On
Il account .. the weather, tho
GREAT RACES
AZ the Hojoksn Course Sec iucns postponed nr.l
MONDAY AND TUESDAY. OCr 3 ASDA
MONDAY, three good Races viii he rGn.
TUESDAY. three-Qnsrier mic dsoh.
ous ule bsat Raca aid tie great f.nrne h@,t stee
J. HARVEY LYONS,
Secretary.
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CUCCESS POSITIVE AND DECIDED -
Owing the great ,ucets Of The t s,res 81 Csner1s
gwen by Tie New York Administering
JEWELLERS ISOLATION.
the Etrectors are indeed o. anlonncsa
SECoAD SERIES
the ART Concert 20 he giv.Ii 70 lie
A. lUEHY OF MUSIC.
on THURSDAY EVENING, Oct @. for "hicn
THE MOST DISTINGUISHED TALENT
has boen engaged
TICKETS ONE DOLLAR,
each .cte, emitting the purchaser -
A BEAUTIFUL PRESENT.
Il TO b- given from 'hr -
MAGNIFICENT RENEWED STOCK
ofJese'ry Pianos. Empire Sowing aacbines, Silver "s'e
Diamonds. kc. now view Ht the
DEPOT. Nos. So and 5i4 BROADWAY,
Where tickets sod sud presents distributed Ovsr
tHiRvY THOUSAND DOLLARS worth Of PRESENTS
have been AcoJy gvrn away The enterpts- has been in
d1r,rd by Pre- gni Public the fires, and most Impartial
ever conceived. Tickets for Second ssrcs ready.
y. II ELIAS, Acinsyy.
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Ghdrres for Businrss Alen.

4 FIRST CLASS GLASS WORKS For Sale
~ or lease In Philadelphia; tern out 5000 pounds
daily Of either Flint Green Gss be pI IN complete
a. - order days. IL. splendid s.soTtment or
Monea Flint Green Glass work Pre- Pipe, Toos
Po sy and every requf FOR unule date working
or~ro,io Terms and T<ce reasonable. Address THOMAS
UPTON korlLEsss Of second and Catherine sta,
nj
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VERMnYE & Co.,
vtnL RrUEIVg SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THE ""
Nc. az WALL STREET.

Nc. AZ WALL STREET.
VII receive subscriptions 20 the
NEW 7.3O TREASURY NOTE LOAN.
rbe.o notes issncd IN denounsnorA OF s9o, o'co
a5a0. 81 ZOO sp5 $1,000, msioSins In THREE
YEARS oIa August 10. 1861 interest payable selisnnusny
n currency TIE rate Of 3-IG PER CENT PEI snnnn
rs poe. are payable in currency ct maturity or convert
Al, INTO ! 70 SIX PER CENT BONDS with INTEREST
PAYABLE IN GOLD
An Sposi. made prior August 18th viii draw interest At
sxue rbie. .
n. uu.l Commission allowed rs. Losn rnd slso OF the
10-30 Loan
We are prepared to convert TIE Z. =. $40 TREAS
uRY NOTES into the q per cent BONDS OF 1851 Win
psoorpDsss md on favorable terms.
Ale BUY and SELL at msrkc, ssies III Ainds o. Wv
rRSHENr SECURITIES, including
u. -. 5-2O BONDS
o.. y-30 TREASURY MOTIFS,
Us I2 mos. CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS.
US QUARTERMAsTERS CHECKS
u. =. TIyo-YEAR 5 per cent LEGAL TENDhh
NOTES, -
II. s. q PER cent: COUPON and RE6ISTEREp. Of
SAfURlYG CERTIFICATES u INDEBTEDNESS
SELECTED or purchased.
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4 NACES with I'll ,he Improvements. mschinery, inple
Ac necessary Tor theID and nom fourteen "a
rle teen thousand Of land about twelve thousand TIM
orr. lhs balance under cultivation. -
There is also ABUNDANCE Of tho nrst ore and anr-
stone a cal be foun the land and about twenty tive
hundred tuns o1 The hsnk "a, csch luTnao.. y
Tn. furuGceI bg III 1854 and In good CONDITION
Tho oye property the best in tie country and has
advantages that fs have Il is Offered 1T moderate price md
on rrasonabs terms For PARTICULAR, address JOSEF
GCliaiLFY Merchants Ho,s CORTLAND, st., Now York
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~ CiyTY. TyvEsTY.THlnD ANNUAL EAHiDIrION.
WEDNESDAY, end THURSDAY, oeiob~r aud 6, ct the
village OF Jsniaca TIE sr5ids are sdstei on fusAinsev'
.hor, di.tancs frn Ful onsi The premiums amount 70
over s2ga The sp.c. premium for hor'es 70 open 70 ell
United States AID Clnra1. Flowers opeu % Kings Conn
~ nlorn csn b. oln-d NJ John Harold, Secretary,
H~u,r.s... L. ~ho VII The grounds or Monday and
Tun.iay - and ith Ccober, with the Entry Conn uee
f u.i1brr.' init Ci0. srnga members ~ Witch vii
sdnt nen r. I'D theiI isues ana Number Of ent.s
Ar aer. oara p-ff1n 5 cents The gro sts Will be
ry..,y Tor lie reception dl ri ei-s Mondsy. de-. =
JOHN L. JACKSON, ident
Joay HAROLD Secr,tsry
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Co Get.
Eouscs ano farms tUanico.

gentleman going abroad
w frthe Winter isvinss HOUSE frrished an In
oorrLte ord NAV IND Occupant o. rs oldrliy ty
acGrsa.iIr a.5o PotJfice-
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NETWORK OIL CREEK
PETROLEUM COMPANY.
oYy1cE:
MoL leg BROADWAY, coz. PiSE-S1RELT, \. i.


JAMES W GILES, President
WILLIAM p. LEWIS. Secretary. -
fh CoapNny duly Incorporated under the laws OF TIE
s- O! Yors IL is organized for tie purPofe oY sI"
b. and working oil e's q cia'u Of eighty
ekss,d md owned ~ them IN Crawford COMFY Pa wei
k tire depth Of three hundTed and thirty ec
sih coed chow Of oil. .
portion 81 the stock he's rcady been tsken yhe hooA'
ue pen the Ossce Of The Company no. loD BROAD
WAY, COZ. PlSE-sTRkET NEW.YOhk CITY.
are being received for 25, 600 SHAFTS
At THkFE DOLLARS. Persons therefore purchasing
share pow "a rs dollar. lave the advantage AID shares
which do8rs psid RE - once WORN I'VE All
nay in oae month ne worth hundred.
frofTcas with full particulars Dc %, Acd on ,pp.cs
Sou tue One Of Tie Company, NO luS bAOAD"AA'
saT. PlNEStREEF. go
OTders by nail with t;Iopnt ircosed viii be promptly a.
sssded 10.
TBreryfs:
JAMES ". GILITFS, 233 to ~ NtsEingtons 81
WRIGHT GILLIES, l53 10 ~ Ns,A.-g,oa-s
VIZ. n. - IlLLFE, 10e Waist
WA TAYLOR 555. Broadway.
JACOB LEWIS 81'snd - Es-ssust
VIZ h. LEWIS 100 Broadwsy.
CBAUSCf SHARPER.
Solicitor.
7%5 Bros3ws..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-10-01
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vINHE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY FOR
\ rNAIISM


i GOVT AND RHEUMATISM.
Ansracrcn the above oompiasis either Of ncccn,c
lou- s,and,rs are advised TO use BLAiRS GOuT AND
hiIII MAriC PILLS They Gun be reid UPON tho most
fc aud -acua remedy oaegd 10 he public and hAvc
universally usd in Europe Tor many yesIs with the
greatest .ugcess.
Prepared by PROUr l. HlRsANT, No. 2l9 Strand. Lon
DOR. fnslanl and sold by their Ageu's, WELLS Co.,
Fnntlin.st New. York. Retail Price 81 50 per box.
Ir Majesty have authorized the name s1n
s,ir-.. Of THOMAS PRoUT. 229 Strand London 70 be
upon the Government stamp affixed to each ooA
the genuine medicine