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Z office.

| HE UNDERSIGNED. Stock holders in the
Md!iito.soc & Mississippi Rail Road Com
pans, holding au3 representing more than a
majority Of the capital sock OF -aid Company,
hereby give notice that there will be NEE ting
OF the siocn holders of said Company held at
the Office cf Gee. II Goodwin, in the villa &c
OF aena. hi, the 18th dav Of arch, 1864
at II O'Clock, NJ, Tor the purpose OF electing
nine Directors Of slid Company t. hold their
office until others elected and quaht ed.
Dated February :, sol
The above meeting is adj 'urned to Thursday
the l3.h Gay Of May next and will held at
III. same pa e aud hour of said day, as above
he sho'' meeting is further postpone until
ne i9:l Gi- 81 July, lsoi, at the same sime
a: +: :,,sce,
The above meeting is further postponed until
he Esd Jay of August, la6i at the same time
and place.
r. II SCOTT,
CURTIS REED,
L. + BULkLEY.
HENRY HEWITT ( { O.
T-c1:es ky CURTIS REF;
"a :, HENRy HEr TIP.
1rssss - ORC RErD
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Tax Notice.

A LII PERSONS interested are hereby noti-
n fed that the following tracts Of land and
town lots, lying and being situated in the vii
lage Of Two Rivers, remaining unredeemed in
the office Of the Treasurer Of said village for
the taxes due and unpaid thereon for the year
One Thousand tight Hundred and Sixty-rwo
1852. for which said taxes the said tracts of
land and village lots were sold on the 18th day
of December, A. d. 1862. Now. therefore. un-
less the amount Of taxes, interest. fees, and
ch ,rges set opposite the several tracts Of land
and village lots. as herein described, including
ten cents advertising fees for each and every
such description. be paid on or before the Goth
day q January, A. d. 1868, according to the
time when said tracts of land and village lots
were sold as abov.-stated, the same viii be con-
veyed to the purchaser or his assigns, in pursu-
ance of the Statutes for such case made and pro-
yideu.
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NOTICE..

WE ar" now prepared to issue Passage Tick
W ct If IN European Ports named below to
haritowoc, Wisconsin, by the old Black Star
Line, 1T foIiowing-named ra,es-payabIe in Pa
per money:
London TO New York city-Adu,ts, s25
Children under | 2 wears Of age, 10
Liverpool TO New York city-Aduts, 20
Children under u, l6
New York to dsn:towoc BY Railroads.&c., q.
ond class, IS
Children, halt Pr.ce.
T. c. SHOVE BRO.
Maritoacc, Wis. F,s, I9. 1868
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1t is gratifying to The officers, as il must be-
pleasing to The members, 70 exhibit The forrgo
ing evidence o. the rapid Increase OF husiness
aud the present condition of the Company
lie public faith, at first awakened by our able
aud III thing agents. and confirmed BY the un,
wefv;Eg fidelity OF the Company 10 its profess
ious has matu!ed into Il confidence which can
rot be shazen by chatlatan opponents or jeal,
cus rivals.
The citizens Ct this State have built UP a
home COMPANY which gives them ample protec.
ton, nd Frccludes the necessity Of sending
their money abroad for security which they
give 20 oae another. 1t needs no braz truni-
pet 70 sound ts praise, the hundred. to whom.
property ami home have been restored by lis
benefcence, AID immense aud rapidly in
creasing business, are at ouCc evidence of its
guardianship and popularity.
Is oe-t tuiosiaiA is its large home endorse
ment, and where it is most known it is in vain
for Others TO solicit he risks ac come h
ii its rules It's present uuiuipaireG capital T.
cot sd rally over 800 GO, couSi-tm 9 of pre-
MUM notes IN cash as-, IS and v !liie it COM
Dimes security ana economy in degree hardly
par lelcd, ii is believed thai M mutual fire .
sirl..cc COMPANY ia the C:.ised St4ycs Or csent-
rs &c = capital a:i hd~inrss rs great
d WtRrHIAGTUH. s, creiary
GEO. u. BARKER, A. gent AT Manitowoc.
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NEW YORK DAY BOO
FOR 1904
WHITE NEWS liberties
.Stute Hiqhts = Fcderat Union

The NV YORK DAY Book is an Independent
Democratic journal. holding, Sith the late Sem
ator Douglas that "this Government is made
on the White basis, by white men, for the bene
fiji of weite men and the = posterIty torever.''-
Il il a l4rrc double ehce., with yrtY-e;Qht col
uiHns OF reading matte r, and IN all re<pec's-
wh, :her for Markets, News, Literary or Agri-
c ltnri! Itf,rmaiinn--is not inferior to auv AZ A
Official or tan,ily uttrxpo3..r In its poiitica
ieoarrmeri. it r,apples boldly with the real
question before The American PconIr. aud pre-
~pnts the only PHILOSOPHY of it which can resist
the sweeping march Of AbohtionisU1 1t is
Democratic in tie rue sense of the term-he
defender of the People's Rirhts, but il is the
uphcIder of no party chicauery or tri kerry l.
is not only for PEACE. but It shows Lo,r. and
how onIy' rermaaeDt Pe!ee can he obtained.
and this glorious VIII tc Man. Government o
Washils Ctu;. restored, VIZ Nv the utter rout
overlhlow, md determination of Aboli;ionism
lIauiy uo,!caa SOIL.
The Ijoy Book = now the 0n1, weekly poiri
cal paper ii New York ety. made up exclusive.
" tog country Ii.cnafi. All the others are
r.h1 shed from tie Columns OF some daily papcr
which renders it aim Il imp, ss;bIe to give so
complete aud general :. sumnlar, of th,. news as
in the other case. Persons about Subscribing
should taEc This into consideration. Democrats
also must see 10 il that Sou,.l papers a.. circu.
are anon0 tie Peaple or Ab,'i'inuism viii rev.
or be put down. All vino desire to ,ef1r,
lie arguments Of AJo,tlonisrs should take b.
Day Book.
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Madison Mutual Insurance Co.

Statement Of the business Of the Company for
the year ending June 80, 1864
Number Of policies issued, Go 8
Amount ofri.k- thereon. Sc, l5S.ll 33
Premium notes thereon, SS.7S4 Is
Cash premiums thereon. 90. $50 80
Losses adjusted and paid, 1919 II
Statement Of the business Of the Company for
The CORRESPONDING term Of the last four wears ::
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BEER l. KERN.

York Street. Naaito,goc,
nEALERS in Dry Goods, Groceries Crocke-
ry, Fancy foods. Glass Ware. Boo,s and
Shoes, Ready Made Clothing, Paper Hangngs,
Eas and Cape, Toys, ChiIdrel's Cabs Live
Seese Feathers, Bird Cises, kesosene OIL and
Lamps, &c, &e. stare q PubI;c patronage
n sf-rra.
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J. 4. BROWN. M. D.,
Physician. Surgeon and Accoucheur
IL, I'm II'i.cn,l

Nyhi,oc,c, Wisconsin,
HAVING permanently located here, respect.
IL fully tenders h professional services to
the citiz ms # Manirowoc and vicinity, trusting
that ien-c by experience in the pI ac.ce OF his
profeS-iyn, j. Al It's departments. VIII suffice to
recommend him to thelr tavCr, {! Ell CO.. EdeHce,
cnd their patronage.
PROFESSION Al tALL, Away. attended TO
promptly, nad 1t all times, both day and night
- Off ana Residence for the pres cnt--
corner OF iofa and Seventh sire t., at The old
residence OF X. X Joaes, ESQ
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GEO. REED.

attorney amd CouMscLtor at Lau,
Manitowoc, and car now promise to give
prompt attention TO all professional business
entrusted to him.
~ Collections made in any part of the State.
For a few weeks his oGicc viii be found at
hi. dwelling house.
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NOtice !!

L SCHULTZ Il 90, having disposed of their
L Shoe Shop and stock TO Z. SCHULTZ x
Co, hereby notify Ghen Customers tia tnes de
sire To settle Up their business, AID wish all
those indebted to them to call st their Office.
one door east Of he old stand and pay up
The old firm will continue the Tannery Blsi-
ness as heretofore, and are always prepared to
pay the highest CASH PRICE, for Hides,
Skins, b..
F. SCEELTZ x co.
Esgi.eree, rct ~. 1ef-,
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q. HIELISG.
Professor of Music, &C.

ke-ideTce On Eighth et,-ol po-Ite Cunt:
Hou>~ Square VIII give lessons III Vocal aud
Instrumental Music il the villages OF MAui.o-
voc and Two Rivers
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CHEAP PASSAGE,
ny FIRST-CLaSS ROYAL NAH. STEAM.
- SHIPS Of The
Galway and Montreal Lines.

Sailing weekly between England, Ireland and
America
A:5n, by the Washington Line Of C.ippe,
Sailing Packets weekly, between Liverpool
and New Yoth. SIGHT DRAFTS on the Ma
tional Batk, payable at any OF its branches il,
England Or Ireland Those who wish to &c "a
OF -end for their friend from Europe can pur
chase tickets 1T lope-t rates from
SAGEL i SEAHLE, - Broadway "
Or their agent, CHARLES kUEHN,
at Mauitowoc Wis
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DEFY COMPETITION!
81, rrifs sale.

Circuit Court-Maniiow Oc county, Wis, 6.
81. Campo against Franklin A. Scohe'd, and
Mary II. ScUfeid, his wife defendants
In pursuance and by virtue Of a jud ment Of
foreclosure and sale made and enrrre in the
sn"ve- entitled action on the q IN dav of Jule,
1864 | >h all .x,," e far sale and sell at public
a,ction, at The Court House in the viag. OF
naiitDwGc and county Of Mantowoc. on the
Ash day OF October, A d. 1864, at 10 o'clock
in the for boon Of III 1t day, the real. propert V
AID m"rtgaged premises directed BY said j udr
ment to be sold, AID the, Elm described as iol-
lows, to wit:
The north west quarter of the north cas-
Or of The nDIthe st or OF the mort west or OF Sec
lumber eight 81, IL Town-hp number nine
teen (l9j north of Range humber twerty-oue
III east, cont nirg eighty acres, more or less,
according to the Official piats Of survey ct said
lands in the office OF the Secretary OF State
IRA L. SMITH, Sheriff
CARTER, PITKIS DAVIS, Fff's Atfys
Dated Sheriff Office. Aug II, 1864.
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CHARLES w. WHITE.

attorney and Counsellor at mr., Bounty
Pension, and Gencral Ctatm Agent.
Office adjoining Klingho.tz Hall, OF Sth Street,
between Franklin aad Jay streets, Mantle
Voc, Wisconsin. Will attend promptly 70 8 !.
business ,ntrusted to bis care.
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sHLBIFF' OFFICE.
EsEi'rwuc, Sept | lSoi ,

~sl-l' n"uc, -fpL 7 lcbE J
S.Es.f J,'e,rs.,., Hfnitoelc County, IS
L q upii.",e uith tie foregoing, ard with
'.c :l'ute IN cs-e rlade and provided.
is;- { /. Hereby Ei',E that . gcuc'al c'sc'
:. !. s-4-.h ;. >s,-rai sass'.. 70
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GEO. n. VDODIN,

attorney and CounSelIor u. Lac,
Justice of the Peace, and No ~ Public Par
ticulsr attertiou Civ, o eel Getting, &c. Of
fee on York Street, Minitgwoc Wis, milf
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Substitutes Wanted I!

THE HIGHEST BOUNTY will be paid for
i Substitutes. Those not Liable to draft
preferred. Persons wishing to procure Sub
stitut"s should call upon
7. G. SHOVE < BRO.
Nsnitowac. Wis. aug. @.-is6i.
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CHAS. "A. REUTER-.

Justice Of the Peace, Notary Public, Gensr.o
Conveyaucer. and Agent Tor the Milwaukee
Mutual Insurance Company. Will attend If
the payment OF Taxes, &c. Olice south
the Court House.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

attorneys and Counyctiors at Lac,
Office on York Street, Maui,uwoc, Manitowoc
County Wis. Collections promptly attended
to. nl-t
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TAX NOTICE-Continued.

Lot. Block. Amt Lot Block. Amt.
500 IL II 90 each 50 , ) 4 ) 6 1913 each -
1884 50 each As 1913 lO4 each 20
1874 5 S 100 each - q do l36
1894 5 6 101 each 10 234 los each 81
1924 5 . l02 each 1.
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S75 TO $3.50 PER MONTH /.

ITTNHE LITTLE GIANT sing Machine Com
L pay want AZ Agent il, each county, TO So
iict orders Tor their new $1j machine with
guage, scre" driver and ezra needles We
will pay literal salary and expenses, or give
large commission. For particulars, terms. ETC..
incose Il stamp, AID aid ess
T. 5 PAGE, Toledo, o.
Genl Ag,nt FIR the Uned States
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s.. YOEssegsspx 4 40.

Dealers in Dry Goods, Groceries, Provisions,
Hardware, tockrry, Boot, aud shoes, Hats
md Caps, Drug AHa Medic, e, ella :, ',a;;s,
etc. Produce ri al ni,d, a.,..ej, hit
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rRoM GENERAL GnANrs ARMY.

HEADQUARTERS ARMY or THE POIpMNC,
September 2S.-Fye deserters came in last
nilht in front Of Colonel Russels Brigade Of the
7th Corps, giving themselves up to the cOl1red
pichets on the line These men had been con
cripted, and had served out their time, but could
not obtain their discharges.
As soon as they found that thaSgsould not be
forced into our ranks, they made up their minds
to desert expressing their intention TO their COM
rudcs. This they accomplished, aud are now on
their way North, uudcr the terms of General
Giants proclamation.
The Rebels seem 10 have got over their noted
antiparhy 10 the coOrcd soldiers Some time
ago they made II a rule to keep up continual
fire wherever these soldiers made their appear
ance, but now they remain as quiet on that part
of the line occupied by the colUgcd troops rs at
any other point.
when dCstrters come in, many of them being
Vhriuians, they are always willing TO accept
food, from whatever source il may come, and
they can Oft be seen sitting on the ground
,ating vita the negroes, and acting towards lhem
ns though their skins we're as white rs their own.
Lieutenant hmes, OF Amcs Battery, was ki.ei
on Muncay by a Rebel sharpshoolcr. The hall
enter d his side, AID he died almost instantly
A gre deal OF firing has been indu'g ged in BY
| both sides 10. day, aloug the centre and right.
Quite lively skirmi,h occurred as dark las
EVENT. z, while the pi,keis were being relieved on
the centre Of the line.
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PHILADELPHsA TWADE 8EPORT.

FRIDAY, September 3O.-No sales of Bark have
been reported.
Cloverseed is quiet No sales. We quote
Timothy at So 7ja7O) D. bush. Sales OF Flax
seed are making at SO 20, a decline below yester-
day s figures.
In Provisions, no transactions Of special note to
report.
Cotton continues dull and nominal, at Sl25.
The Flour Market Is quiet, there being little or
none here to operate in. Tue stocks are very
much reduced, and the demand for export has
fallen of. The sales have been confined chiefly
to store lots, at $40 25G1 1850 for superdne;
$40 75(dli for extra and Sll'2jWl2 for extra
family. Rye Flour is held firmly at SlO. No
sales Corn Meal is quiet
The demand for Wheat has been light, and
receipts are coming forward more freely. A sale
Of Western red to aniYe OF 1000 bushels Is re-
ported on secret terms. We quote the article 1t
~ 3Oa23j; whie ranges from 500 az 90,
RYE is steady at Sl'SO.al So. Ths stock OF CJru
is almost exhausted; lOO1 bushels m Ned West
crn were di .po cd Of at Sl6j. yellow ranges
IRON SlGSCal 800 Oats are better, and have nd-
vanctd; 500 bushels new Delaware sold at 9)c.
Barley and Malt are quiet
Whisky continues dull small sales at $3.50
MlS2.
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TnnRE nErhRErsrnN.

FoRTREss MONROE, September 29.--Riehmoud
Ipapers Of the Goth have leen received, They con.
tain the following dispatches -
CHAHLEsroy, September 23.-TUoo c.muuni-
cations took place Ia the hsrb0r to-day. Eighteen
Yankee surgeons and chaplains were released
by US. A number of women and children were
sent on beard thG Yankee truce steamer
A clergyman and five soldiers came into our
lnes to. day. One hundred and fifty boxes ofstoros
and clothing from the United States Sanitary
Commission, for Yankee prisoners In our hands
kcre received and brought to the city.
&OUr returned prisoners report a recent increase
OF troops at Hilton Head for New York.
On the lst Of October an exchange of prisoners
+ will take place in the Larbor.
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CITY INTELLIGENCE,
STATE oP Thermometer To-DAY.--Six A. NJ,
y. Noon Co. One p NJ. g.. Wind, n. By W.

STATE oP THERMOMETER ToDAY.--SiH A. M,
20 Noon gO Ope p. NJ. 81. Wind, ". byW.
60
,r.,..--
PoLiTcAL.-A m''unS oI tn' On'on men o'
this clty was held ut Concert Hall l.t evening"
'"'' -. ~, -. ,,o.i,., 1.,.,,i,, - On,
''' 'p' P', -,
country ana ITS cause l"so'u lo'' "0'o P"'seu
,nd,rsn 2 the Administration Of Mr. Lincoln, aud
.,.,,l.,s NADIA nv NIrssr., J I'm Walsh, George
wv .''' -, nj I, ,.r,.,b,-,,- "a
b /'y' w. y" .S'' ''"' "'l
l'tdrrah fTa'el' Inc lne'''"5 WIS '"5 '"u
ny T.a VI crI",c hr,ween Hon. William D. Kelly
and q orgc Nor hrop was continued ls,teycurnE
OF rRe audience ,,, luS t. ,I''o''''
l,l I' lnynible, held meeting M
Nt,'pa' u' nv iaii, MSrIcr street, lst evening wiaa
,-,S a. ,Ge Iarrtst that has vet taken place
W., w i,,,,.., ,T' =, C,i.unu addressed the meeting 40
t'.''..o.,.,r,iic l.rrtb. another company was
SC.-,... "rf oIi.srs elected. This evening The
iIgIlaII,,, Ic irI.aafrd. and 10 morrow the uylu-
riIias diiIvii w1i yieit Rtadng to attend a meeting Of
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Iii, generally believed here that Prtersnnrg
has nccu, or is beng evacuated, aud that tls
Rtlel tuOps have fallen back upon tue dtttnstS
of Ricl moud. General Grants tena i,us ho'd
mon thr Weldon road long since nd ,ngFre1 no
,siet, Of Pc ersOuTR and j, believed that IL no
g. 81 uCnuu e. ah. Outaiy uutcuab bic.
ICp's 70 rogr Ie muyemrn' Is suppose 20 have
h,,u discovered by GrunIal Grant, who promptly
cs,, cured prupid demonstration upon hl, extreme
DE- It, ~ th 70 yi.w 10 iOrGa the dgieu-es OF hGl-
II oud upuu ne ,On'b side, and nc tho same time,
ley rir4e 20 FOrj Darling. Now that General
q att is IT, matIUn W. may expect % hear tntt
he has outu anwuvr,d Leo aud has gained in-
nor ant pu,.iul, for his ncH sCCue Of operations
a. ansL The Rebel capital WOrN.
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TIE Macon Confederate, after commcu ing az
son e 'tngth IN tIu propositions tor prro ''n-
dpryl 10y Grl. sherman, concludes ~ SAVING .-
The reply ut Got. ruOr Brown, we underNt'u J,
va. ytry much t,IbI, etlrnt; ;-I.ll General Shef-
IN mas understand m % d. nnly s'n'l
Of one OF the Federal armies, VINE ma M a.'',
, governor of one Of tpc Cunt'd'r' ~ .io''
lnifr -.r how Wa ntn NJ gltItte; or n we sno Ill
undertake. g.. now our negotiations cln Head 60
any Taclicu. results.
OiSEHAL ruRUrsr's WovEHENrs.
| Fr.. IT, hI,luottF Ethurr. Ssp,mtsr27.
| The Ysok,es in N.mpui, b We 10 that F'rrcs
| hu. 'Drts,pd The line" Of course into tennessee
| ~ into North Aluamn. II 40, say, th1 Mont
! ruu,y iBrgUvy, q brighter DAY viii on daNn
wY,n ihg Cluird,rlry. lie ot all others s "a tli-
rtd aI 4 Nus the pre- iigc 20 break 1ni keephfnNrn
~ sImau's communications and compel him to
| lob e up stakes ul Atlanta.
Tb, 'Fo't Pillow flair is fresh IN The minds q
| az NuBkee Cauisohs ana troops, 80 that wH'n
| F0IItst S reported advancing their coward Y
hearts tail the m iu anticipation Of the doom IN y
,Gu.nly exp, c., Oud know they 80 Hchly
deserve. Il General Forrest mas been tuthel
| ,u.u with his iuyDuhle band thcre VII. be a RAJ
Ull Of The homes, not OF the dead, az IN thc
| ,i,ion Of Ezekiel. but among the homes %, liNa
! Ymktte HIS purhwHy viii be- valley ot duA'h
whore the houos viii bleach for wears after this
| vaI shan close. Create MN Leuteuhni.bcnerh,
| or pace the cavalry OF the Army OF ltuuuSS'o q
mt Gr his command without orders nud tins
| rli,us of sherman would he lcring towards
| YaIltegom, rs II pursued by the OesOm VI
| dtE.TuttiOu.
tt whole country demands II, looking 70 him
ns tI, gIr.t cavalry l,auer, ana mark out iu'
irlxtrutiou OF the decisive work in the rctr. IL
as proven equal TO any task or exploit upn
winch hr hus consent d 10 enter, whether win 20
n al or large force, and always ug Dlnst ODDS
+ rht with him is to XIII aud wrench victory from
he cr,uv In he new field in1icWed, we believe
lal he VIII display hi, grcnt military Genius Io
none adyan'age than on any riner occasion,
nd prove u dysuoymg angel to The modern Sen
J nlcLerb.
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TANoTnEG AccouNr.l

brought to-day by passengers from City Point
who left there yesterday, has been anticipated
by the official bulletin.
They mention that on Wednesday night the
Rebels made an attack on our advanced in
trenchmcnts, in front of Fort Sedgwick, nSr
the Jerusalem road, but were easily repul&d.
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DEATHS At ITAs1prON HOSPITAL.

FoRIRrss MoNHoT, September 23.-The fol-
lowing Pennsylvania soldiers have died at tn,
Hampton hospital since the last reports -
Matthias shafier, Sd Pennsylvania Artillery.
johnson Wallace, 9th Pennsylvania.
Lewis Bush, % Pennsylvania ARTILLERY.
1ubelt u, Greer, % Pennsylvania Artllory.
GC.o.ee " Colburn, 6jth Pennsylvania
NailHn LeWls Watkins, Sjth Pennsylvania
Also me following from New jersey
John Brown, 37th New Jersey.
Francis Hendegshoss, llth New Jersey.
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FORTRESS MONROE, September 29.-1he
United States hospital steamer George Learn,
arrived here this afternoon from City Point.
with about two hundred sick ami sixty
wounded soldiers from the 10th Army Corps
hospital.
They report that heavy firing was heard on
our left at o'clock last evening until 10
o'clock this Thursday morning.
No results we're known at the time the
steamer left.
The removal Of patients from the front hos
pitals, as well as other movements now going
on, indicate immediate activity with the Army
of the Potomac,
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TuE OHDIEANcE granting fifty thousrud dol
Re, pissed by Councils ut the instance Of Pro
lessor sannie's yesterday, was signed this morn
ing by the Mayor.
TH BOUNlY FUSD IN THE SEVENTEENTH
wAnp.-Last evening, the pupils Of the Hlrri-
SON Girls Grammar School, Seventeenth Ward,
gave a concert in the school building in behalf OF
the ward bounty fund, and il was a IN m)st pleasant
aud success ful ntflir Tho Seventeenth Ward
now only requires some % men, and the com
nit &c are prepared % pay larger amount %
recruits than any other ward, having NJ present
about $4,000 in the treasury.
CrRH ron A FELON Take one spoonful of
oas.0s Cue ounce lard, four grains Of ipeclc and
plU vt rlorl %, ID TIA dn't maSe him hr2r up
hs prof ,sop. try Chrv lIul We don't want any long
haired nan v,h ''uno huss shay and hiut. rgan
s, this recipe up aud Cue,uut street, IN the neigh
l,Tlt od ut Charles h", Co.'S one Price Clothing
B.oIr, under the Continental.
"a STIrCu N TME SAVES NTNE."-rhis is a
good motto at all times hut 1t applies with special force
purchasing sewing machines. For this reason buy the
"lorer ce sold NJ. $50 Chestnut street. Philadelphia,
IN preference to anv other Is tn hest sewing
in tho world, and is pronounced by hundreds
OF the most prominent families In the city, wnb now
luve n Every mtchinO sold rs WArra Itcd TO
Nssat.tiC the money will be refunded Numerous
iumllrs n various portion, IT the country, ancr trying
may other machines ha ve decided that Fllrencs h
bcy uhd comparison, The best family machine In the world.
HAVE YorR PHoroGRAPHs made at b. +.
Relm,r's, No G2i Arch street Sure 20 please. La-slo
Photographs in on Colors. Iyorytypos and Carcs dc
NIsite are uneiuaHod
Dir. DYOTT's ITCH OINrIENC Is SUrERtOR TO
her The OF lut fslgrcoablc and 0Tmeuung
complaint Price IS geAts. For sale by Dyou co, NO.
~ \ sttOnf street.