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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-10-28
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aged about ii or ID years who is good
reader, kind and obedent can learn the
art Of printing by applying TO the editor
Of the Pilot
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eth, Ferdinand
Vogt. Carl
Veith, Paul
Volbreoht, Charles
Vet:ing, Louis
Villas, Joseph jr.
Villas, Joseph sen.
White. Charles
Wilhelmy. Henry
Wallich, Ado'ph
Wes,pha' Henry
Wiesner, Florisn
Wagner, Ernst
Whitman, Adolph
Woodin, George N.
Willert, Johan
White, Ii.
Westphall, Carl
Wollenperg, John
Wood, s. A.
Washburne, John l.
Wallschlager, John
Wild, Matthias
Whitcomb, L. Allen
Wild, John
Wegfarth, Valentine
With, Christopher
Weruecke, William
With, Matthias
" eehausen, Herman
Wick, Franz
W;lke, Frederick
allis, Daniel
Wheeler, l.. N.
Wiedenhoft, Helm.
Wolf, Heinrich
viii, Louis
WiDdia.e, Thomas
Weeman, King
Warneke. Louis
Waldo, W. w.
Wiebold. w.
White, Enoch B.
Wimpf, Charles
Zimmermann Chris
Zshren, Peter
thinner, Peter
X Zehak ows sky, Audr'v
Zinns, John +.
Z,bren, Chris ,iah
that the within ane
ist of the voter. Of th'
:, As made Snd prepar
Registry of said Town
N. NIELSEN,
Board Of Regis,ry.
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Register of Electors

OF the town of Manitowoc, County of
Maniio~oc, made by the Board of Regis
try of said District, October 18th AID
18th 1864.
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Gen. McClellan's Report.
A CHEAP EDITION.

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lpaper covers,
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NEWS OF THE WEEK. WIFI The CATTLE,
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Simpson, Abrvham

Simpson, Abrvham
Sted, Ezekiel
Steiber, George
Steiber. Andrew
Smith, Wenzel
5 troker. Joseph
Sterling, Joseph E. .
Sterling, OscDr
Smith, Charles l..
Thornton, Matthias
Thornton, jr. Thomas
Thompson, Goodman
Tucker, IL W.
Thornton Michael
Thornton, Thomas
Vanderlip, Jay
Walsworth, u. W.
Weaver, George
Williams, James
Wescott, Alfred. Ii.
Walker, Goram
Walker, Clery +.
Wagner, D.
Wicker. Luther
Wcdcrman; IL
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Holmes, William
~.

Holmes, William
Heath, uiel
Holloran, Hugh
Hammond. Oren
Hanson, Gulbran
Hammond, William
Halverson, Rssmus
Hickok, Alanson
Harris, Nelson A.
Hope, Thomas
Ho'lorsn, Francis
Holloran, James
uolloran, Michael
Halverson, Simon
Halverson, Albert
Hanson, Isaac
Hayes, Charles
Ingerson, Melvin
Isaacson, Andrew
| Johnson, Nels
jackson, Nahum
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LUMBgR.-The amount of lumber sur
veyed in Bangor, Maine, this year, is 90,
900 600 Zee: less than las. year
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Shapert, John
Seeger, Fritz
S,rauch, John
Smalley, E. J.
Sovereign, James
SEIZURE, David
Schroeder, John
Sandersnn, Sander
| symes, Joseph
| Silsbee, John
SiIversou, Andrew
| Sheahan, John
Sovereign, Edward
Schow, Hans
Sullivan, Eugene
| Skarivida, Anton
| Schuettc. Heinrich
Seymour, Charles
Smith, John
Sch walz,
Sochor, Anton
S;monsen, Lars
Sorerson, John
Smith, E. r.
Soelberg, Charles
Slhlegeitnllch,
Simon, Francis
Snyder, William F
Thiermanu, Fred.
Troemel, O,to
Tescher, Frederick
Truman, iIoraiio
Torrison, Gunder
frost, Charles
Torrison, Osuld
| Tom as check, Frank
Tod, John A.
Turpen, Sibert
Thomson. 0.
Tarty, Casimir
Turpin, William
Thompson. James
Thomas, Joseph
| Thomson, F.
Thomson, II.
Thomson, Charles
Treat, Ellery b.
Voelcher;, Frederic
Vogel, Henry
Vollendorf., Martin
Wits, Henry
| This is 10 certify
foregoing is a true
Town Of M.nitowot
cd by the Board OF
| Clerk Of
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-10-28

TAKE NoTTcE.-We publish the Regi,.
try lists for the towns Of Manitowoc and
Cato ~ to-day's paper, aGl advise Demo-
Gratis residing in those towns, whose names
do no, appear on the lists, to attend to the
matter upon the frs, opportunity, and
have themselves and friends registered. -
Don, neglect Il.
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Revising and Correcting the Registry

The board Of Registry meet On the 1st
day Of November for the purpose Of reyis,
ING aud correcting. and completing 4hc
list made on the Gu Vi r.,at.ar In ~
ties they mus. meet at s q, m, aud re-
main il session untiI Q p. ~, Of Tia. day
and the day following. In other districts
thcy meet at a. IN and remain in ses
son ua,.! =. m, q that day Demo
Gratis, remember the meeting, an! see to
the condi,ioa OF he list.
FROM the Walison patr;2t.
NHES THE RAGI5raY BoA"D MEEr.-
TIE Board Of Registry are required bv
law to meet for the purpose Of registering
the names # voters on the 18Th day of
October, ana again OF the lst day If No
vemter. Let 10 Democrat forget this.
See to il that your name IS on the list.
BOARD OF REGISTRY 70 MAKE Cop!gs OF
Llsr.-N hen The registry lis, Is complete,
four copies must DO made, one to file IN
the ollice OF the town, village or city clerk,
ana one for each Of the inspectors Every
Democratic voter should SEQ 10 i. tina. his
name - On THIS list.
IHG LAST GESERAL ELECTION PoLL
LIsr To b. CorIED.-The board Of regis
try are required at lis first meeting to
place upon the list Of voters, the names Ct
all chose whose names appear on the poll
list q, the last preceding general election
See TO 1t Democrats that no Democratic
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-10-28

Doaio vi 1se SisIfy U
Johnson, James E.
jacobson, Martin
jacobson, John
KnowIton, l.. w.
Kendall, jr. Andrew
Krahuger, Mike
X appel, John
Kendall William
knier, Joseph
Knowlton, George
Kendall, sen. And, e.
knudson, Ha,gin
Kline. Martin
Knudson. KIND
kearney, Mich sel
Kappel, Anton
Larson, Christian
Larson, Ole
Larson, Soren
Larson, Thomas
Leinberger, Joseph
Leinherger, Frank
Liscom. Loci
La"le>s, Morris
La:spu. Isaac
Larson. n ads
Lyons. John
Lyons. ich ael
Larson, Chris!sn
Larson, Charles
Latham, Philip
Lavine, Timothy
Nancy, Patrick
McNutt, Erasmus
Nancy, Michael
J ared
Mason. Leonard
Mason, Rufus
Makcc, William
McNulty. Patrick
Morgan, David
Miller, Joseph
Madison, Ole
Madison, Hans
Mulhall, James
Mccall, II. H.
Makec, Henry
Marlboro. Fran els
Morgan, John
Madison. Peter
McCorte. Michael
McCorte, John
Murphy, Michael
Madison, Jacob
Madison. Gundcr
y Murphy Barney
Malone, Michael
Murphy, b. F.
Metz, tjetus
Newell. S. A.
Nielsen, Torger
\ elson Rasmus
\ clson, Austin
' Noonan. Mars
Noyse, William
Nelson, Gulick
Nelson, Ole
Oleson, Erick
Oleson, Ole Aabab)
Oleson, Stephen
Oleson, John
Oleson. Hover
O'Bricn, Morty
O'Loughlin, John
O'Loughlin, NJ chael
O'Loughlin, Daniel
OLoughlin, Patrick
O'Loughlin, Anthem
Oleson, Nals
Oleson, Andrew
Peterson, Andrew
Peterson, Peter
Paem. Joseph
Pankratz, Andrew
Quirk, Cornelius
Robinson. S. d.
Reinere, Henry
Robinson, Daniel e.
Robinson. Eli
Russell, John
Reddin, Patrick
Ruby, John
Ruchka. Philip
spille, Henry
Straw. Josiah
Smith, John
Spaith, Francis
Silsby, Daniel B.
salverson, Lewis
Sopher, Leonard
Sepperell, Joseph
Sopher, David
Smith. Sanford s.
Steiner, Albert
Sherburne. Henry
Sabin, Charles II.
Sherburne, James
Smith, Orlando
Fatar. Edwin
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Bochner. Daniel
Blake. Robert
Rieo Ell, Blasius
Rukmann, Carl
Bingel Joachim
Brockmann, A.
Brennig, Frederick
Brown. A n.
Bischop, Gottleib
Bsrkbolz, VIM.
Back, John
Bachus. VIM.
Bingel. John
Blescb, Peter J.
Blberitz, Joachim
Bsrteis, George
Born. John
Berner, a ugust
Roecher, John
Block, Julius
BresI er, Charles
hartley, Casper
Burcerme ister, G.
Brown, John
Busse. August
Boch erdt. Benedict
Biege|, Joseph
Borcherdt, Carl F.
Beck err, Frederick
Brown, Henry w.
Baker, T. II.
Becker. Christian
Beardsleg, E. D.
Buersra.'e, Heinrich
Borcher Stephen
Borcherdt, Sebsstia
Barn ester, VIM.
BenLets, James
Bertler. Andreas
Bean, +. A.
Burnett, Gilbert "
Bulls. G. A.
Btucksen, Henry
Bseiz, Henry
Book. Charles
Banks, Henry
Brandt, John
Bacon, VIM.
Beck, Christian
Braun. VIM.
BranCiies, Jeras
Brown. Oliver K.
Borcherdt, Philip
| BoI;e, Johan
Brick, Frederick
! Boeler, Vim.
Bast, Johan
Beer, George
! 3 rustein, Diedricb
! Bingelmaun. John
Bankra'z, George
Barry, James
| Boettcher, Carl
| BaierIe, Joseph
! Brick. Car!
| Bahringer. John
| BiehIing, Got,lieb
| Brinckmann, Chas.
Canright. Chas. S.
| Curry, B. b.
| Cushmann, J. A.
| Carus, Frederick
| Coonan, Dennis
| Carpenter, O. Ii.
| Crowley, Jere
| Christensen, Peter
! Clark, c..
, Clemins. John
! Co.tunsla W.
! Clark, Aldsn
! Coonan, James
| Can stems, Christian
| Csrr;ensen, Ole
| Carrie, Heinrich
Cox, Joseph I.
| Chamberlain,W. E
Camp, P. A.
| Carol, J ohm
! Crocker, VIM. II.
| Comfy, ID. S.
| Costumlstsky, F.
!
| Christensen, Chris
Dusold, George
Dwyer, George
Dilian, John
Drum, Frederick
Dumke, August
Dunow. Frederick
De Land, .. p.
Dres1ik, Joseph
Ditmar, John
| Dahlmann. w.
Doolsn, Michael
Dix. John p.
Drum, Adam
Dobbert, John
Doescher, Frederic
Donovan, James
Edwards, Henry G
Erdm ann, Fred
Eudhof, Fred w.
Eggers, John G.
EhIer:. William
Eeh.enacher, WE.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1864-10-28

Bat the administration may put forci>
Die stop to elections in '.issouri, Ken
lucky, MARYLAND and Delaware so it be
comes a question whether there are not
some other states which will probably
vote tie Democratic ticket. That there
are such will be seer by the following list :
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Register of Electors

OF the town Of Cato. County Of Mani.
towoc. made by the Bosrd of Registry of
said district.
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Nu,z, Bar.el
Nielsen, n. T.
Norton, Henry
Ohlinger, Franz
Ohler, Lombard
O.. 'ounor, Michael
Oestreich, Goltlieb
O'Conror, K.
Olsen, A.
Olsen, Lars
Ochs. George,
Ot,o, frederick
Olsen, Christen
Palm, Charles
Patterson, James
Plat, J. E.
Ferry, James
Phipp', William
Petty, A.
Pasewalk, A.
Petersen. Christian
Pautz, William
Psefer, Joseph
Phillip, Gerhard
Plinsky, John
Preston, Frank E.
Petty, John
Parker. c. w.
Perry, John
PingeI, John
Pingel, Joachim
Parson. J. w. a.
Phelps, l. Nj.
Petersen, Jacob
Petersen. 2.
Phillip, Fritz
Poser, Frederick
Pape, Carl
Roeffs, John ..-
Rechtziegel, " enze
Riegeisberger, Fran
Rniolph, Ernst
Reed, George
Rudolph, Fritz
Riegels berger, Bias.
Robinson, Thomas
Richardson, d.
Rathsack, Charles
Roberts, Adam
Ross, Norris
Ro'enfe der, Leopol,
Rockhoff, Henry
Robert, Nlcklas
Reuter-, Charles A.
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UNIVERSAL CIRCULATION

NEWS OF THE WEEK. WIFI The CATTLE,
PRODUCE, AND OTHER MARkETS,
Carefully Reported.
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Jochum, John
John, D. J. Daniel
koepke, Henry
Hasten, John
kiland, Aslach
koepke, Christian
knudsen, Ole
krug, Adam
Koch, August
knudsen, lvar
kemper, Louis
krumm, Carl
koeppei, Franz
Kempton, William
kregeg, Iguatz,
Kilt 81 OF, Richard
OK, Henry
kieI, Henry
kuudsen. Syyert
Kessen, G.
Kruecher, John
Kruger, Frederick
koehnen, Charles
Kunly, John
Kasbaum. Louis
hfemer, Adam
Klein. Wenzel
| Kochler, Christian
kremer, Peter jr.
Hasten, Ludwig
Klocho, Frederick
Knudsen, Knud
Kempton, Butcher
Ket,enhofen, NJ.
Kuikriehm, John
Kaema, Carl
Robert. Valentine
Kiel, Moriiz
! k!ocho, Christian
Korleu, Carl
Koepke, John
Knudsen, Daniel
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Esslinger, Chas.
Emery, Geo. w.
Engle. G. b.
Eckhsrdt, Anton
Edwards, George
Enert, julius
Eldridge, VIM. F.
Eastop, J h.
EIseberg, KnuG X.
Edwards, T. A. II.
Edwards, A. NJ. G.
Finkel, Adam
Fechter, Geo. w.
Finn, +. G..
Frorke. John
Fellows. NJ.
Fehrs. Gustav
Filholm, George
Filter, August
Fischer, A.
Fischer, Ignatz
Fulton, Charles
Fraenzel, Robert
Francel, Joseph
FRIED ell, John
FehIing, Frederick
Franzen, Ferdinand
File glcr, Jacob
FIosbach, Gustav
Flosbach, Fritz
Franzoway, Chas.
Fentoh, N
u 7 ;ai.,tton, Rufus
Goetzler, Valentine
Goetxler, Francis
Goodenow, S.
Glover. w. Fl.
Gerphei1e, D.
George, John
GuyIes, John F.
Glover, George s.
Gruhls, VIM.
Glacb. John
Ceiling, Charles
Grebling, WIN.
Glave. Fritz
Gents, Adam
Gehbe, Henry
GnlIiksen. Helge
Gen.sen, Nicklas
Greckho Idt, John
Goe,ers. Hermann
Goetsrs, Ed ward
Geh bert, Heinrich
Guldbrandsen G..
Gel PIKE, Christian
Gessner, John
Gauger, Carl
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Alter, Eugene V.
Andrew, James
Agan, Dennis
A nclerson. A. B.
Anberg. Knud S.
Albrecht, Geo.
Aumann, Jos. sen.
Anonsen Syver.
Anderson, Niels
Andrews, James
Andrews, Abraham
Anderson, Christia
Anderson, John
Agan, James
Achenbsch, John
A ndersoH, A.
Anderson, Elk
Agan, VIM.
Anderson, Jas. 8.
Aumann, JOS. jr.
Albee, James
Albrech,, II. G..
Arnold. John P.
Bates, Stephen
Dorcberdt, Ii.
Barker, G. w.
Bransgan, Jas.
Baker. G.. j..
Bnel. Chester
Barnes, G. c..
Barnes. John
Bacon, 0. r.
Bates, W. II.
Berg, Johan
Boecher, Conrad
ZACH, William
DerneT, Ien!V
Borcherdt, Fred.
Bacon, John
Bochtner. Daniel
Blake. Roter.
Rieo Ell, Blasius
| Rukmann, Carl
Bingel Joachim
Brockmapn, A.
Brennig, Frederick
Brown. A n.
Bischop, Gottleib
Bsrkholz, VIM.
Back, John
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In relation to clubs OF one hundred, we vii!
say this: Whoever will send us oae hundred
subscribers at time the cab to be sent 10
one address, and begiu and end ar the same iims
vii, receive the papers at Si0o,
We, II & Co.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-09-07
ArDlroe CENEaAl'- OfucE.

q DIOR hEhEtAA iffiAEf
Lansing Mich july Isl, lsoi }
so much of each Of the following described
y tracts or parcels " land situated ghe county OF
InQham delinquent Tor pau lazes Tor the years
.oned below az wi be sufficient % pay Tie taxes
Interest and charges thereon, VIII De s'l ~ te IRA
rer of SAID County Oh the first Monday " October next
Al sach public AMI convenient place ~ lie shall select ia
Mason the County seat If said county according L.
the statuts IN such case made aud provided
I3iiT ANNEkE,
ftiditor C~pcrdL
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n y OF n = Of = e "a
IS acres bounded as l
follows Commencing
Al 5 " corner Ct G. T
Nurray's land, thence
running westerly 10 sec
line, thence northe "
to Hiram Bickford's
land, thence easterly 20
c. T. Murrsy's land,
th'nce south'iy top ace
Of beginning n " d =
90 acres bounded as
follows Commencing
at the sw corner 81 Hi
ram Bickford's land,
thence running south
cry 70 a line. thence
eAsterly 10 sect'n Inc.
then c nOrfheriy to
Hiram Rickford S land.
thence west'ly 20 place
of beginning, on n e q
" a ofn e a
NV
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-09-07

3 90 III IL 90 > Is
; 50 Is IS I % 90 16 Is
9 loo 25 - > s. 90 - 10
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1864-09-07

g. umencng - rods
n Of psf between
-ee- u and IS, thence
q -Or0fs. : 90 RODS e !
rods, 8 10 rods e Il
ROOFS, IA 10 rods, e lb
rod, p 10 rods. e. loo
RODS D. goo rods W Too
rods, 10 rois to De
snninr excepting 70
piece commencing =
rods 50 Is - rods 81
post between sees -
4 -. thence ~ Tor ds.
+ l6rods, O. les rods, Il j.
rods also 81 acres out
Of u " corner sold u
EIw shaw. WOJG
worth & hoA-'on
Commencing - rods
o. If nos De- S. ff
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-07-22

o.NETTa9 p. T1s@s5;sa,y Go;wStns July ~ 1854 win.
n s,fr h.sa ''; y" . s'' Wa Y: 'SSs q =
street. O'Clock Friday s2d hist Ths frsads u ~
family respectfully invissd 10 attend
lansst papers plese copy.
HAvilSSD-At Harrison Westminster County, y. T.. a.
Thaf.eay July q, Of typhoid fever Aaron o. Ha'iAsd.
The rs snd friend. Of tho family invited 70 stie~A
tho funeral al fu-nds Meeting House, at Purcbssr. es
Seventh eoy h. I'D inst at n O'Clock earrings ~
me-. tie oeloss m train from New ofa hyo DcP'$
mARsb-At hi. residence. Cifon Staten Issnd, On Mos-
day July IT, Nshanie Marsh in the 9ih year OF his sss
the funeral Friday snernoon O'Clock without fsres
notice Carriage. VIII De at the Vanderbilt Lending 10 moss
the O'Clock boat IRON Newfork
oSBoRN-A, orasge, n, j. o. Thursday, July a. Edvsrs
Holster youuse., cid Of Lewis A aud Fannie J. Osborn
aged months snd p days.
Nntire of funef a hereafter.
OLIvTR--On Tuesdiy July TO- al Fergusonvirie, n Y.
Helen Sinclair daughter Of Jsmesand Emily J. Oliver asc4
Il months.
PARNFR-En Brooslyn y. D. on Wednesday July 10 shes
short lne.,, Major samuel s. Parker aged n yssrs.i
month and ~ days .
Tho reryes and friend. Of the family. also the members
TO attend the funeral from the First univershs Cnurcn
corner Fourth and Sonh1hrd street, Brooklyn r. d. on
RiKER-At Goshen. Orange County. yah,i W.. wifs II
James Riker u Harlem, N. Y. 80 -, 49,.
The relatives aud friends respectfully nvrea 70 esasss
the furers toby (Fidsy July 21l at p ID from tns
Congre gsona Cha,~i corner Second avenue and Ons
handed aud twenty fia street., Harlem
WlLEY-on Tuesday morning July ~ st the ho,ss o. ~
brothrr, IN MorFsania, n l., N.Y. Ed@una IL "he' y"
Springfield Ill.
WfsT-At Orange, N T., on Thursday morning, Jolly II
George r. infant Of Joseph d. and Harriet we" O
YOtE0tn Thursday. July 81, Coneis r. Young wife d
loser B. Young -
TIE reatyes and friends Of the aniy respectfully inysee
10 attend her funeral from Der late residence no. u -
Fourb street Saturday morning at w O'Clock hef "
mains viii BE- taken Green wich. Conn, for inefmen
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goyTwICK--On Wedresiay. July %, Minnie Bostwies'
.g-d y Year,, and months.
The raiyes and ens OF the family respectfully invited
10 steud the funeral services Friday, I'D Inst. a. ~
ccck rm the residence OF her stepfalner IT. H. Do v
" ler No - West Twsnyeshh street without further
for ir,erment.
Geneva papers psease cory.
BROKAw On Thur.dSy morning. July 81, Alex,saer
Moore only son Of Joseph and JAno T. n broka"' As''
wears and months. ,,...,
Tie relatives and irends Of the family respectfully invited
fTom I, residence of bi. pseut, No ie West Twenty
third street The remains will bo taien to New
n L, for iutermen.- A.. ,,,.oa,
Va on Tuesday July ~, Georss Clark S''a h's'~ eat
N.Y.SN o. ..t.,,,.-
al. late residence No. IN Fint svople TO Ino' ow (Fr
dsvl al oeioek D. u lis remains w % JAZZ Green
WOOD Csn-a-Ty log I.tsfu,snt
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BUFFALO. Thursday. July q, 1864.
The repair shop of the Cleveland and Pitts
burgh Railroad destroyed by fire last evening The
2oss is yariousy estims ed at ffom $4,000 to $4,000
PoUGHgEgPsIE, Thursday. July a. 1864.
4 large fire is raging at CastletOn, seven
yhil,s south OF Albany TIE inhabitants are IN the
Seld watching the destruction OF theE dwellings. IL
81 feared that the greater part Of tie town viii be de-
ytroycd The air In this vicinity is very thick and
bnoky.
The fire at CastletOn was first discovered in
Che fgbt-bouse Of the Barge Company and spread 20
quickly that IL entirely destroyed that building, the
barge sOtsl the depot, four dwellings. and two
houses In tie freighthouse was large quantity Of
bay and grain. Loss 5000; Insurance $1,000