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rrosP,raso o IS sokIS rISxa 'Ta.ii pier,bo,.
CTEAM WEEKLY 70 LIVERPOOL, touch

CTEAN WEEKLY 20 LIVERPOOL, tonch-
- BIG st Qu-eusosn Cork usrhoTl-lbe vel snown
steamer, II tie Liverpool New icrk aud fhsie phS Ntcaio
,hlp Conrsnf fuisa lel carr.u5 the u. 5. heis N
tsrtcl % .aii as i.Aows.
Nlii OF iOfDL- .....s..-ss...'.s'.... iifehV yet
JFrY Ot fiL1IfD s,turfny Oct
.aaturony vet ~
And every sl1ceear. SAlURDAl noon. roII Plor ~
Nosth .iysr
RAlEs PASSAGE,
Paynbe IN soi. or rs lniyl.eni . currency
FIRST iAblN......& 10 Oh f>IhEkABt ~ M
FrCsbn 20 iandou. % N S'oerags ondon... y 10
rs adm Pasis.. 30 i Storage TO fsrA.... a. o.
Fi,- Cabin Hamburg 90 a. stscIas- 90 ilsrhurs.. n o
Pnss.urefs also ior~sfed 10 have. Bremen Rotterdam
trtwsrp &C.. at equally i09 ratrs.
fron LIVERPOOL eucenstown st CABIN so, -Bo
so. Those who wish to send loo their
tiierd- bry rick-s mere NJ these rates
For further Information apply II The Coupiilys otceh
JOHN -. DALI Agent. No. % bsoti"ay, ~ L.
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orncs carr uuARrrsnisTEs,

OPucE tnry QuGRrERnAsTKR,
No, tiSCIsN,rI ONO sept ~, l@A
DRDPOSaLS are invited by the Undersigned
uuITtIsDNY October H. i1l. ~ two O'Clock =. La,
~ the Immediate drns,ry, to itis department Of
OSTRICH EAllii.hs for Hats army si1Aandi
HfIFEA1HER sOCAs ;. army Standard
EAGLES flr Has. Army sisrdAfi,
CROSSED GASSNN tYl tat. army standard,
CROSSED sABtRS for Hats, army Standard
CROSsED uuGLf for Hat. nrmy sisniarci
COMPANY FIGURES, assor,et, amy Standard
CHElRONs. Artillery sergcsns army standard
(HFNRDSs. ARTILLERY Corpofuli armg snniu
NATIONAL COLDKt. lnHnty, HTmt stAiiA4hi
RFDdMf ErAL COLOhs. almy STANDARD,
GUlDOES army standard,
DRUM SNAKtS ., @. army standard -,
Same. " Which may be seen the o;ce Of Clothing and
E be- delivered ice Of chlrre at TIE u. $ fnspection
arebon in this city an god, new paeSa7's Niih ' 'ne
al tlc parry uusElg the And 1nd qtahty Of so"ds us
t.netiy mark on each article and psokAfe. A., =,
Isf,.s Offering goods distinctly state IN tne bo. We
quantity they propose to lnral.h tho pec, ana Tune % nc
livery ,.,..l 90
yn,nee that the goods fhhll be-, In ev"ry repec eqhi
10 Army Standard otherwise the PROPOSE vi" ho' DC o'"
sidered. . ~, $3.50. ,,,., sc.o,,.
,y each BID gasnecins tnat the bidder VII supply zoe
arcles n,s ar,isd to hioi under his opo.a 80,
l.iJs will be- opened TUESDAY, October IT, Inv ~ 2
rl r. 81 n, mis- Older and bddcrs are requested 70 be
p'r.sn,,, l b. p.de on WEDNESDAY. October 70 1874
To1s vii BE- required that tie con'r-' VI b. faithfully
n.y. ..r.,u, Relating 10 po..s ali .ba noticed.
Lima form rf lnpas.. Contacts arc ton.i my be Oh
any I'D suej r aonabois ressr7ed
inio.ss envelope "frogo'. i,r 20 and
Clic. Qu.s,ssni.lrf D---.olA.- DciJ-
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CTg1Cs CINE, GCslTELsk5fEs,
4xTfa.s.aTI mo. Sen. ~


NJ. 2 tISCLsSATJ DrsS, Sep. p. lf1t Z
stkOPOt'I> are lugltei by the UNDER
A si0S.p rur TUESDAY Oct a. 1854 tao o'cioc 4
q. f0r is inlrfdrfe -is.ry g. raj. Drlsrl-nl, Of
TkpN itRs. Morrfed'r .1y 'atifrl,
SACK CbAf-. Lined Army Sfard.rd
iiAbLiaiDS. Garrison -ld Siofs-Ar7y S'sn' ~
samples - Witch nay be oen 81 zoe Jha o. ioiaag and
fqui'-s. IN ,hi- 49,.
10 b. to-sr,l fco o. cAsrsc, A. tie T. s. Ir-r-c;ion
'retou.e ih city, IN good pltsase,, with tie uanic
~ party sAns The Aud ard 90 ary v. sv't ll,
fnrf'v 'lsrreh .arh .r-ieia suf nsetse.
Par yoodi distinctly STATE FL ther BIDS Tho
qr, y th,y * Yoe TO .Il IT, pa. als lie o. 10
hwy.
sam when submitted must be- m'rked -"i numbered 10
vl re c.,i -id t,- parties 'ner-o rurt
si tii the goods .hsl bc IN rYrry fcsg-ct cls :,
Army -tandt.d nr ff propose VII hOt oo con iesc-
rgIrnfy ned BY Two sfan-i"is gsrens, nu.t nf-
reinlary .Heh rI gisrfrens fns 3D." bidder vii tu.9.
tt~ sui1'.s a-Araed % BIN iafsI d. ia"Hoi..
aiis viii b. pp~u. lr.-. =. 4el. IL. ls A. % two 1cck
p hi. Dc- sud bitirfs rfrre;-i 20 10 ~ rni
i.s6. - i 80 n..dr on = 'li.s-lss, pei- - i.-''
E1ud viii Be rcgifac 'hsi tia 1saflct < % e. .ia.y
.sA.e-.
Iee-ralns relating e IFopoiss wi ro' be noticed
Es foin- y ifopofai-. t9ulrscs end Bonds fnsr be-
ohi iiird D. !. flicc.
TIE ifi io f. erf fny b deemed Bsb~ i
IBG0sss ssrr!sqo " ~ lossl. Tor - and aec'--i
tot WN " NcNf1i.
Ch.ef .ls4f.ef.ns.'os, Che a'a.i nrio'
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20 atery. NJ Hud.cn Is. L., as Walrsns' T.
i" &C p Il,
N. SD >. N. samdly trl.n................. P IA
= @ Albany, Cozxelss Hotel Dock. West FONT,
Newblf.h Fu'eAhecpsc, Ehnr5cck. lsis.-i.
end hudson. hy Steamers DAM Drew and G. N4n'
bard elring cosDcssfsS- leLaHg al @Vihs'i - a. VI
= o Hiitimc-o by the Nsw Jsr-sy a. r., foot -
CoI-i'rndt -. 3 or5 lUa. 10. q. = H. tn1 ~
niJtiht 1850 p n
20 hoacn. by New Iouf0t trc, fier - n. T..
sHccpi~d). $50 p IN
,,.hsi aud i-av. ...,.......sa ~ 3 snd zoo p
y Boston; by New Haven r r. 1..hst. and an.
as.. Shore Line. IA -nl p n Snuday... $500 2.
ofChamhsss s............. and 10 a IN. end 500 r
fe 3. ds'gor ~ s'eain"t bridgeport. from Ptcs
SIP =. y. ..........................,.... - ~
q 9Gf,onpcrt ishr firc isiaid other resorts On
Lou is41i by h. T. Railroad from lanies. .lip
ara foot Cf Jtt l.. k..........ga. ard .. 80 y
" Lon. Riench. nv Eanfin and Delaware Bay
K r.. via steauer Jessc Hos, fox Of Murray
s. cty tt ....... .......Ct sni II a. anl q
W. Ne" Haven. Hartford, emil cPrilsneld-steuul
e. leave Peck Sip at........ ..........t and II p N
sl ,-ay b - iii O. H., ia S:io 81 1ud AGO p n
No Cornwall, West Point. Ntggnnrril Poucbkreps'c,
St; ans.nr daiy.............. .......:.:..;. :, T
to 'He Ne.i, 10y fel.-y 3, liAs Central kai.'oeA,
s-dy 600 ?.
fe Of Co n : n p ~ and 700 p "a
g, III ltde lplia, by .sc. jersey RAILROAD. !n, Of
Cor.t ard. st., aud 10 w., i2 H., aud :. IA
ana 2 naasb ,................ 600 ? NJ
s. WsshinSS'9n. b. New-jorsry T. r.. foa. Of
Co4.tianst -, 9 and 10 ~ :! p. Ia, and !:
r.d'-Ft saaGay 20 2
Re- 4lstcf iorinGon n REGARD 8a.:oad Tine I-tics
O. ID eIl-cluenss ~ another pnt o. ths paper.
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CPucg CHiRy CuAarsEsAsrsgi
~ 81 ClsCIsNATf. o.. sep. . 1915
DkOPOSAiS ARE INVITED By TIL +
T.rIEslG.ED unil H. f.Dfi. Oc.otsr 70. los.
L------ .-..-x- LIS Do

ksii'l ~ AID AMI ~ II NJ u III -
U.rIEslC.ED. util H. RsDti. Ocober -. los.
tao oc.oci p. tor Gle im1eiii,s de'ny % tails De
pa4tn.lt, e.
-rJCl.lSO.-Anly Sl.nGddi
MESS FAtS-Arl.y .taida 81
STUh ELi-hrmy fratrt
IEih, cnnp'rl.--Auus .isnffrfi
EJsLbs w4ln e1isa d. plc'c--truy rtaudirii
WALL. TENTS. llursfs army ttIfdfrl il.-e.i iny
stale whether ley Ir3pcsr 20 1uu y. o. ~ o. DA,
/ 10 .ustIsr ~ in.t ui li-l nllfsrlH-J
WDsfllAl IENi--hrtIy STANDARD.
HORsf.D SAruts Army osanJaTd;
S.,4e ~ ..ii 30 lsA d. sAe Vloe o. Coins sud
fqgiplg. In tI.s city. 49,
b. isessi r o. charge q, ,ie I. g. Iusrorou Ware
houe W. mis- ty IN good p,csrrcs win he ufne - ne
party fnrs.ig she lind and quantity Of goods distinctly
H. ned on rach irtice aud pachagc.
~ or ocnus soos must d.'nrtiy sa.c 81 their bids the
quantity try psposs to furnish. te Inoo, sud lime oI de
So gles when submitted mu., BE- marked aud nanberei
paal ~ che rr1prg aul r rcf 'heff'1 rint
sstafto ha the good sl be- every resp g. eqpsl 20
Amy ,anIaEd othsrwie the lroPosa VIA no' be con
ru,ny srnrd by two res pou.b persons mu.. acorn
rfur id, ruarlrtt l tuc tflc. w p. me az
tirlfe aalrIt i 10 h.fI Arlnr IT.. pTOpo'..
Bd. vii BE- op,nsd on Thlr.dns October - 49, ~ two
O'Clock D. m this Office AID bidder ere requested to be
h.,aris r'll De rnsie on Friday. October n, laei
ois vi bs CURED tiat the coat lci I'll BE- faithfully
-c,r.us role Ing 20 Proro.al. viii not be noticed
Blank - Propo ais Nontfacis aad Bonds may be OBJ
ghs sa, so rcoe, any bid deemed Unreasonable Is re-
\ srrftd.
ndoi., envelope Proposal. f,r - -" snd adj
df~,, col WM. ". McklH.
Chief q irtsrnas'er tincinn an Depot
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Religions Notice.

An Army Necting.--tev T.. {. AMBER, late prisoner
81 LIBBY Prison, Kchnond wi! ursacb MY SAB.
BATH, Of wien be viii give, IN ,te free VII Pap
, Church at - y" Z5tn st. nesr Lfostwey biz prison e1pe-
enr. IN s religious aspects collection will he taken Ia
sid n giving religious Atns frsone.s Of var Rev
". RICHARD ,ON OF heA-o-, > C.. vii IIoa.l at :. p
n All are invited 70 attend
Apare,y Jackson Davis VIII speak M Doll
WORTH Hall so. 80 fr'adway SUNDAY N,fuing and
Evening Tie n iety Of tte Friend. Of frsress vii be
ef7siIzr4 e. i0l a. fn. Seats rec and ~ ilYit'd.
Bieecior-sf tnis erai'.-t Church conner Of
| ~ IDNlaJW. scr~r.s .. it D. pr. sni ', D. in.
| Calyar, Bapfisi Csnrch.-iac Roy IT, w. BUCK.
liaD 81 ,r.8.H I. .nf as.lg .tYi t.iif'' "'ti
a.. ana @. 10.
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DEADlNG AND COLUMBIA RAILROAD

DEADlNG AND COLUMBIA RAILROAD
This Road T. now completed ani In good running
ortfr vii hrst class las~nse. Cars and having made AZ
fare-mers with the connecting roads NOhih and Svoin
10 the tavrns public direct ani ItihovO osss
from WASHINGTON and BALTIMORE, VA YORK Io,sS
hia. rni Reading 70 Allentown, Easton, and Mr." tVShs
which route ior beauty and SUMNER 'a'ua -
tried q ne appreciated.
Trains Sorh leave Columhi, NJ 500 ~ acc.
Trains North lrsv- Columbia at 2:oV 2. M = asst
Trains arrive at ksadmg az iDisI a. h'' Aoo
Trains ariyr a. Reading o. 500 M .a@
Trains South leave heading 0. o:JJ a. nl.' Acc
1fans south leave Reading a. i'iy - n' rat
Trains Arriyr at Columbia at 30 M, Ace
Trsua arrive a, Columbia at i;so p. m, ta'i -
The River Susqgehsnns Columbia - crossed oy s'eAs
NtW BONT awaits tho arrival OF tina trsis 70
W., h. over change beng delightful. PasssD
s"Ep' ~ S1Ri'uROf. ROHERT CRANE,
C.,.r,l Ticket Agent General Superintendent.
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GAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.

FOR BOSTOT,
WORCESTER, PALMER FlTCNBrrG, NASHUA,
LOWELL, CONCORD THE WHITE NOUN 1AlS5,
AND lNrERMEDiAIE POINTS.
Tie and staFuch ',samers Of the Norwich line,
cay OF BOSTON ari CITY Or SEW-YORK
leave N-yYors daily (Sunisy- escrpc, r, O'Clock p ne
ToH PieE No. % Nor. RIVER, io,t o. Fes'Ty st.,
Fcn TiW.lDSDON,
hIe connecting with he Steamboat Eapres Tram nc no bs
abng. point NJ. Norwich aud Worc-s, Boston and w or
oeer and Nashua aud New London and Aonhen
Railroads. ~.
Freight assn a. the lowest rate, For information inquire
L : MARTIN 4 gent, on the Pier.
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SniIrr.

eti-steancrs Empire. Louisa Moore, Admiral Dupont,
Norm Stsr button, trnest Eecs.
shirs Psrana. SOLO
Bark. Winola frank American Essie.
Sclr Auu isia.
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5teamboGts an0 iiailroa0s.

NETWORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
~ Trains Albany Troy and Saratoga Spring, .o con.
uec.ing wh the toh Wed, leave lcth, depot az 1880
a N ana p
NORTHERN II. H., of NEW-JERSEY.-
~ Trains leave jersey City cor Fremont a, Ill., sI5
m 2l5 =. Ar H. and Is y. a.. The 9.lJ A. and
4..2 D. NJ. run through To Alonsey.
rnOs. ". DEMARESr seperin.ender.
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EOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.--The new
4 o. s Mail Steamship GEORGE Cg DWELL. Capt.
T. Vail viii 'eise Fer No. y Nuth River above, on
SATURDAY Cci B. at 4. precisely The passenger
connods,on. Of t steamer have been enlarged and ele
anty furnished For passage with accommodations u-ar-
ps.s.d OF ferieat apply g. H. u. CROWN Eli < co. 80.
30 ". stst Eni ,hi ,aAenai reduced rates
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igAiL STEAMERS to FRANCE DIRECT.
W. TIE GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC cDnPANrs
line II sdssgeel STEAMSHIPS. between
nEN-TOkK and dAIh
Tho spl.nii c.ri7. intended 70 DO this
isGon,r ron.- ior tue ConiiEen are the following;
WASH SisiDs.........3Ii ~ t1nsi Hil hoF-r-po"rs
LAFAhF ~ ~ tun.. 500 ho.sr power
FIi,t .lriioetl CHI horsepower
FRANC N iiiiingl, $40 ho-epcwet.
hApG..FfIN lpuitdiuzB. / I-l hO--e-Dowef
Inii e coup elton OF tie entire list. the service VIII os
yer ofned by TIE r -
WASHINGTON, A. Duehesas; LAFAYETTE, a. Bo-
csnde, follows;
FROM ssW-YORK TO HAvRE.
WiSN,.figJh. .......... - ednesa.y, c,.ebAri1
IAfAifri t.............. "Wednesday kos-ulhei o.
Mf~ni.Ui'bN " >dnesisy. D-c-fnoer'.
fif.t CfD,n, me ijug table -~in.i...........Si1s
Second ain t,na. uaiug abe win-l. 80 81 90
PsyaJ H. gold lie equivalent VA United c,sts1 currency
MEDICAL ATT SDAscE FasE @, CBARGs.
lOf freight % passage, srpy 10 .--
oEOkGE MhckETZiS. A-rn',
No. : Rrnaa~sy, N-w-irrs.
A, rsri. y boulevard d-s Cepucnes ,Crsnd Hot-'i 81
lfasle NfiIIait iSELlN = 60.
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DLOULAR WEEKLY LINE.
IA htw.lOhk NAL STEAMSHIP ro.S
LINE OF slDF-NBEEb STEAMERS.
Carrying tho United states Mail to
NEW ORR EANS-DIRECT,
VIII sIiL A. FOLLOWS
sLWf NADIA. jaT ddv' fcfoofr IN
Glf1itb oftH, hnapp.. t1rtlF, tcfo1cr 18Th
EVENING rits Bci..... Hefuritj, tctcycr "a
MDrHiSGSJ Ar i'pogrE....... saturday, pc'o5.r @rh.
81 WD NADIA slialtsy NoFenioef IN
GribiNG ~ SIR hnspp... ,lngiay. Cconos i-til
" fH'NF star 'li........ ~fnrdsf N0Yfn lbef l+th
Nc RNiNG ~, Urr'ul saturday, November 20.
DAY stAk.....t nridn-l.
A O'CLOCK. p. NJ.
Irog PirR 80 - KDkTH IIyEa Il.IG PieTahose
FoOl cd Cana. .i y, y.
Tie MORNING. ST AZ T. Zotl mus tie EEFFiN1 II tk
ms uns the GUIDING STAR 80 tun- DAY STAR 2TiS
toms QUO tfe StNu Nthh, l.3 tur, Cus'om hoaso uaa1
le'rft Ier Passenger acC1ntn .fsfions are not exec 81
by those al on 40, oil,l ,t-lile.- N iA- " or.d.
a.. 40 frcfht received tis Iadils signed afer u
Ply'o JAWS \ fAfNVk. ho.lD Bnciss,,t
SrLLlN. NOItE-lhe ratcs Of freight ry this limo a
steamer been eduod 20 m Per foot ru one
h c.uts D.. ih sui erd isf dollars per nh III.
patron. - tn N 40 times be- nstr ~ low
~ luy cnrsre sud vi be ur prm % al shippers
jas \. RAYNOR.
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NEW.JERsEY RAILROAD and TRASSP.
- co I'm end a''er MONDAY, Jan II nc: Ircns viz
iesve NE.v-IORK Tor BALTIMORE ard WASHINGTON.
- sud 10 4 rn 7.9U o. m AID r. Midnight Tle 7: "a.
Train M tax. a-seIi for IA LTiHRE snd WishiNU-
gUN only. This Train makes connection al Phisaephs.
Train, or PhiadophisH. ieave S..i Orx al ana ~
., m, 4 snd 2. and ~ Nilsi-ia
MILITARY TICKETS will no; be received the g u
os s:D p w. trsins J, ". WOODRUFF,
Dee. ~ Ige3 As.is.sn. Superintendent n. J. r. z
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7 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD = SUMMER

( ONtt ISLAND EAILKUAU - 90 MMEb
- ARRANGEMENT Leave. Sew YORK. Jalnss.s.ip aal
s,r Eas k.rrr isrceapnft .rbar Iiarptoas
q; fof Grecnpo, hyesleli. iapha7A. md Lsfs-
IL e. ard % p. 70; clip, Babylon, AID arm
.n-,sr x 9 g. H. and $3.50 and 5:w T. FOR Syoses,
i0:39 NJ srd $50 iS'l-s connect for Gold >prrs
rs,or Bay aai l., Fo Hrrrs,oad JaiYacs and
" nhcli. AID G;si NJ. al ) ~ 80 and s;J0 p m
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAIN - leaves Jstn ST.. Esse
River at $3.50 m Tor EiveIaesa stopping a. al Siatous.
cept nps'sad Syossef. Egcrru Tickets ior this tda
81 f.duced rates A. REA5CNER. Sup rr'euds nj.
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

DAY LINE FOR ALBANY-CHAN0E or
- PIER -PLFAsURE TRAVEL to CATSAlLL
MOUNTAIN HOUSE, LEBANON SPRINGS, SARArue
os MoAratAL and ell points North and West, via Hud-
~ = he new steamboat c. vraBARD Capt, D. II. HITCH.
~ ~, ~ snt the DANIEL DREW, Capt j. 4. TALLntNs
aAiy line ili albany rom Dcoososscssi, a,
'u" etbiD, sBdi- G.. GozzenSs otel Dock. West
t'. '",s.ursh, loagh.eep.is. Rbineoeck Cassil AMI
nS iicacSs sold board AMI baggage checked West
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block ca. Of 3roadyyny Preaching by tic Pastor the Rev
LANES g. DUNN TOMORROW at ict IA. and u p.
Evening sujcl: THO second Advent" being the rs. OF
series Of discourses IN the Last iircs
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NE Ron GREAT l'lia IN INSIDE ROUTE FOR BOS-


,rr,r, =, ~ w COTTON AND PROVIDENCE
Ihh OLDrsE QUICKEST SAFEsp AND MOST III.
RECT, AVOIDING POrST JfrDIrHp
A. fSDA = SATURDAYS The ec.ni
5teaper 1 IL nVuiu ROC on MONDAYS WEpSE3-
DAlo and shlDAfs, a. O'clock o. o.
~ These boots s'sr from Pier No Ia North River s,ot Of
Coarsnd''i adare seknowIeisedby rnrri.
era n be anoug the -gr strongest most eonirt,e sI
best that have IN American water. A. ~ .ans
and in al weahor, isse boat invariably make tce ma On
tine. ~ f'S'
snmptrous snprer- and rxnrousy fnrrstsd .roo,,.
nal s-d feature, Of ih-s- g ia st,ns palace. ~
bers sud ssteroous may ~ secured 1t Hsndsu's II
Fr-ss Ollie No. - prOa1wa- ard o. NO. lis Ws.-.t Sav
ora. aud a. No. 10 WasLIls tOr--t, Boston,
VI. *. SISOrS Agent
Merchants Invitation and iran. por,sou ca
ENOR NEW-lIAYEN, HARTFORD, SPRING.
n FIELD and WHITE MOUNTAINS STEAMBOAT
and RAILROAD cUhEELIIOS st New Haven st-amess
Leave Peca-Shp At BIS acd u p. h snDdsys ercsped
A TLANTIC and GREAT WESTERN
n RAILWAY. NEW RROAD 3aCGE ROUTE. PAS
SENGER TRAINS LEAVE NEW-YOEB. via. the Er.s
kwsy from zoo, O. Ch1nih-rs st., EuNAlNG THROUGH
TO CLEVELAND. o.. WITHOUT CHANGE UF CAka
connecting h railroads for oil prncp pal cities In the West
Tb road is beng extended AMI viii soon be in eor,psAs
r1nIng fde- to Mansfield Gallon. Urbsna, Dayton Cincin
nali aud 81 Loui. without bress 81 gsuse
=. n. GoODx4S Gen Ticket st, n. r. 5WEErSER,
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MORTGAGE SALE.
(lst pub ublication June 1st 1s64.)


Name Of Mortgagor, George Glass Of Good
hue County Minnesota. -.
Name of Mortgagee-A. NJ Lowry.
Date Of ofMortgage--April 9Th 1858.
Mortgage recorded-ApriI 10Th 1858 at
O'Clock p. NJ ia Bool or Mortgages on RACES
329 and $50 in the Office of Register of Deeds
for Gcodhue County Minn.
Amount claimed to be due and unpaid pom
the oebt secured by said Mortgage at the date
of this notice one hundred and forty-elght
and l7-1O0 dollars, together with the further
sum of seven and 52-lO0 dollars being tho
am mount of taxes upon the Mortgaged premises
Hereinafter described for tho year 1853 paid by
with interest upon the last mentioned pay
ment from the date thereof and am ounting in
the whole to the sum of one hundred and fifty
five and S3-l00 dollars tie whole Of which is
now due to said Morrgagee and unpaid and no
stituted for the recovery thereof.
Description Of the Nortgaged premises
Lots five Isl and six co and west half Of north
east quarter fSection thirty one (3l) in town
ship one hundred and ten III lo) north of range
seventeen (l7) west situated in the County of
Goodhue, MINI.
Of the debt secured by The aforesaid Mortgage
and Of the taxes paid by the Mortgagee al
aforesaid
Notice is hereby given that by virtue of a
power of sale contained in said Mortgage and
pursu ant to the Statute in such cases made and
Proviued the said NJ ortgage will be forecl osed
| by sale OF the Mortgage premises aforesaid at
public auction at the Shertfs Office in the city
Of Red Wing in said Goodhue County on the
l4th day of July 1864 at one o'clock in the af-
ternoon ofsaid day TO satisfy the amount ther
due upon the debt secured by said Mortgage
the amount ftaxes paid as aforesaid with in.
tcrest thereon as aforesaid and the costs an,
disbursements of said sale including the sumo
paid to th, afo resaid M ortgagce by the Mortga
gor in case Of foreclosure Of said Mortgage Il
and for Solicitors fees
! Dated June Let 1854.
/ Cole & CASE, A. n. LOWRY,
Atty's for Mortgage, Mortagec.
Farib ault, MINI.
The Goodhue volunteer., 1864-07-06

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uni0n State Convention.

A Convention Of the friends Of impartial
freedom who embrace the doctrines set
iorth in the platform adopted by the recent
'Bsltimots Convention. with respect to the
oppression Of the rebellion, the extirpation
Of slavery from the nation, and its prohib;-
tation in the future forever, the support Of
tho public credit. and the protest against
the attempt Of any monarchical power to
overthrow republican institutions upon
this continont, and who will also sustain
b voice and vote Abraham Lincoln and
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Of August, at IL O'Clock, 4. m. to nominate
four canakiatesrto be supported for Presi>
dental Electors aud three fer Judges Of the
Supreme Court.
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