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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-02-09
A REMARKABLE CASE.

| met with one very interesting case.
/. l.. Garritt, Of the 10th Indiana regi-
ment, was one of the most emaciated
men that saw. 1t was he whose arm
] have already described. His feet and
legs had been frozen so that they were
almost as devoid of sensibility as sticks.
Two of his toes seemed to be falling off.
His skin looked brown and dead, more
like leather than like living skin. Yet
his mind was clear, and the fires of re-
ligion and patriotism burned in his
heart. He was native of Georgia, but
preferring a free state, he removed to
Indiana some eight years since. When
his own kindred and other shareholders
rose to assail the life of the nation, he
volunteered for its defense, leaving
wife and child at Spencer, in his adopt
ed state. He was taken prisoner before
Petersburg In June last, and was sub
jected to the tender mercies Of the reb-
els at Andersonville, Florence and
Charleston, until December when he
was paroled His own father and five
brothers were in the rebel army, arrayed
against him, but he stood firm for his
government and for freedom. When a
prisoner, he saw one of his brothers
who tried to persuade him to take the
oath of allegiance to the confederate
government-whieh many did in order
to save their lives--and thus secure his
own release. He replied, "No, will
stand by my country, if die for it p
And he did die for it, for although at
this time his physician said he should
raise him, three days afterwards word
came that my friend Garritt was nc
more. What sublime heroism was this
] could not restrain my tears as he
from the brink of the grave, gave thi:
noble testimony Of his fidelity to hi
: country, and his firm trust in tn,
Savior. ] almost blushed for my owl
patriotism in comparison. Esfsgs
CHRISTIAN AND sAEITARY COMMISSIONS.
These noble charities are at wofk a
3 Annapolis and at Camp Parole, tsy,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-02-09

The Peekskill Democrat says that
Hon. Robert P. Parrott, OF West Point
Foundry has paid the taxes of all the
widows and soldiers absent to the WAL
living in 6le town Of Phillipstown, Put
nam county. ..e.sN
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-02-09

The MISSISSIPPI PLANTERs'--Haylng
suffered much from guerrilla depreda-
tons heretofore the planters on the Missis-
sippi they have, by consent of the military,
organized an association in the vicinity OF
Vicksburg, which has leased some Csc, GOO
acres, and is authorized to raise sufficient
military force to defend the plantations
from guerrilla attacks. The ASSOCIATION
will establish block houses, ard defensive
line in their rear, and expect to raise some
$50, 600 900 worth Of cotton this season
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-02-09

NOZZLE CoNDucr. The citizens Of Gin
cinnati and Louisville having proposed to
raise a sum of money for the purpose of
presenting Major General Thomas with a
suitable testimonial of their appreciation
of his services as military officer, the
General has written a letter stating that,
while he IS profoundly sensible of the pro-
posed compliment, he would greatly prefer
that any sum which may be raised for that
purpose may be devoted to the founding
of fund for the relief of disabled soldier,
and of the INDECENT widows and orphans Of
officers and soldiers who have lost their
lives during this war. II am amply re-
warded," he says, "when assured that my
humble services have met with the appro-
baton of the Government and the people"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1865-02-09

WIN. A, BURNETT, President,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-20

worthless except IN garrison duty. wnea isomcen'
cavalry force Is employed salceut to toll and WHIP
them. peace lsstipg one ear hec"alnefeo' ana
when nced tht the overau,-nt has tho poy'
toprotcct their citizens md Its rights, and that
they aie dependant upon the Government for peace
aud that they rot the Pow ierfn nation, theo
can settlement OK all dhcnities lie efectuaIy made
large scouting party from this fort Rlad, reocnnos
sance into tho Indian camps Crooked rcck abl
told that they could reatn for tire cht II en- peacs
visit; il on ser path, proceed IL, HIS whore
aCOO warriors were camced. Gnniuv tie desired in
formation the expedition returned bark IN souewhN
greater haste than they started In.
= Ire War DEPARTMENT has ordered tie establishment
of line of gayrsons tile overland Iorte ioi
, the protection Of The Overland mai. ten. Ford has
ordered that fort be eTeetot NJ the lead Of The dry
route G5 miles west OF Fort Learned rear the site
Old Fort Atkinson, and it 10 20 te Known Us Fort
Dodge
The ORGANIZATION OF he expedition from this post 10
ogrs sizing rapidly the exigenee' OF the service
Will permit supplies being III tie wsy ard daily loohcd
for The cavalry force now ia the III trict is arriving
liz companies at This the rsndczsous. ae being re-
mounted end fully equipped. Gou Ford is doing all In
his porer and under ell the circumstances AID tho
,many ultrs 10 be oyerc0Je tie way OF t'aDspof
taton &C. be ns ,gOn The esteem aid confidence 81 all
lie ncver undertakes thing hit hc succeeds IN IT, and
from his record have hesitation in rrophssying
series of equal to GDy In II History Of the war
The weather is Gisaprecablc for military operations at
present Stow and rain storms rre.GI'ing constantly
making the rods impossible and ce.a!ipg oil move
imeats OF large bodies Troops. HUoh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-20


FoKT LKARSIp. April 1858
The hallucination of the Eastern people and
the prominent members OF Congress in regard 10 the
conduct aud mode Of warfare to 10 employed In estab
Fishing lasting peace upon tie frontier and rstorc
security 10 inland communications With tho great
wes Is DOT only an absurd one but Of great detrnen,
In the successful prosecution IL tho campaign. Col
3Leayenwortb. Indian Agent Of the Camanches
paobos aud Kiova tho three greatest tribes, whost
ps no has been terror to frontor aud emgrants
4ths tribes who have boen indiscrimnaioy committing
the most hcinous and 6endish deprcdatons and viii
whom numerous treaties hare already been made. and
4 who broke them Whenever opportunity offered for
successul rnid. visited thom and asksd ev peace Tie,
LsspIsd dy nos tired Of tA< eSs u ks vhise
psrs sy soouid grant Pscee These peace TREATIES
have slways us eIpei!ence proyo. Teen accepted b.
them as acknowledgment Of their power ard PROV
!ess. They soy. II you tho superior and suprem'
4 power. why seet peace Why not conquer snd sub
33agate us II you cant Why send messengers 20 u
Ssuns for peace I'VE subject to the Government
Why does !. not dictate 90 u.s. instead OF PAYNE us to
Keep quicts Then they regard peace treaty as q
hcenss from Che Government TO plumber and plsse q,
will oiteutimes robbing and killing men She tAeir
2chef, arc In council with tho agcD.s ..-. r.f .
Tho impudencc Of their Chiefs while receiving the!t
annuitics and presents 10 astonishing. and their angcr
Is quickly dispeed by acedns to their requcsts Gro
|aing intense hatred and disgust as well "a supreme
contempt Tor US as NATHAN The presents u arms.
ammunition &C., to these sayages has been indeed dis
sstsous mode OF cancellation. and with their superiority
In horsemnufhp simplicity In living. and knowledge OF
counlry they Ear surpass the whites Their novel and
ingenious mode Of warfare known only to themselves
end 10 which ait oil their male population Instructed.
aud which tbor sole asoeaton. has many adv antnges
lover that Of all civilized nations making necessary
In order to successfully conduct an Indian war 10
adopt their modes the only force that CAN be success
iuly employed. is cavalry ai,sr- cnd Infantry beias
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-20

rINO CONTRACTORS Proposals incloscd in
sealed ~ eel pc indor-ed wih = Tile % the york
anil with tLr III ,rr wr tn thrr-an, will be
we'd I; ti, on.cc gi WEpSE- DAY, April 6 1895 At u
&C - a ....
2 Tor r-galiTn1 gradin, rurb gutter nrd 0rgvrs Que
Hn IN, trstrre' between Eishibarenue snt HIoadsay
For curb, gutter i'd aEsns tytas; between Lexins
tor and ron u I've.
torr, gutter and tagging sste.h st., b;~een f'S' an
S-eondsvss.
Tor Getting end fe~e,t CRIB and gutter ia Ihdsye, be
ts ~ ~ sIth aud .ignty--irI.-st.
For fss.lIs lpAhsE st., b.,wocn Eivinston sud stan
torGs.
70, Tagging Forty fourth A., between Tenth ard Eleventh
A"s. .
or filing sunt-n ot n Sevoriytist ST. neth side, be
tween firi sli S-cpud ava.
Blsrk forms 81 proposals. oscthsr with the specn aon
md sieemen'.. b. ob'er u Ut iLs oilce-De-d susc
DrpenIa.n,, h.w.IVrs. Apt Is l3S-
CuAGL.E- q. CORNELL. Street Comu'is'iouer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-20

BRIGHTON. CAhBKipGg AND hkDfORp
REPORTED Jor Tvs TRBuyE. for he ssas Het,sday
April 10. 1914
Amount Of stock .. market;
rbs week. ."."..ii9s ?.:1 40 lsoy l l
lone year ago tAprii 20, Ina $40 no 1890 1000
PRIcKs-Bcsi. peT vo is. toai weight o. hide, tai
ard meet, Estra sSa Ell: bt quality sl5a Sls
oud qusiy, sl4qfD; third quality, $lz0sl3; a isv
!choces, siorle eli seoss some Of the poorest
l uis. &C, eIod siL
or nsch according 10 their value for beef
eTsd SIooi barrow sAd Dry. S2sasM
@eer-p'r ID. live weight, shes,ed 34eai UDshcNet.
|76sc. y 10.
Fat hes.-i2c I'VE weight, shac., wholesale. Iadi'e'
|rtsi. l5t1i6c. y NJ
Y.ai Cnirc.- 50 to o. 50 for common mixed lo,s
Hsdss-B,iahsou. sdoc Country ioss 1c
1dNoU--sul0c. ..r .r .
Peits-Ss6sae0 each, Country lots. 81 a5d4iD
RxsAkxs-Thsrs are 1905 head Of cattle at market THE
week sgast e week sgoa very sns supply for the
two weeks. Thse buyers present and the stock
|was mostly sod yesterday There !, but little change in
pces probeby tho butchers get poorer quality o.
beef this week than they did sss fox thu money There
mere 3eO ffofa Albany. 40 ..l -i' t.
There ere $40 she-ptwiee lest weeks number bat s'i
shost supply. OF these, 800 Albany. There were
many poor 1t ket which sold DOL oa s., 49, and
10. e 0ir ot too with the thought was worth
De- et home Sheep that have honestly snd iDe
ally fed bring good prices, While poor sheep e not wl'e9
Cave. arrive freely They are cheaper this week. ,hoogh
any Of them commission. Ono hatcher tod Us he
conmssoi calves coat ~ Ter bead more than those ps
chased to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-20

GorrcrGt,cu Notices.

NROTOS AQUEDCCT DEPARTMlNT--TO
~ CON Tractors -Scpsrstc srs.rd Proppsi ''ch ~
s-d wi lite wora for which may b. oie'ei
IA acme Of prr-o1 sud de II cnrn Win received Al
81 ir office nril II o'clvs ni Ihnrsdoy. hpi ~ 1855
,ioT the eonslrc ion of In ia wing sirc' nents 20
lwd: fayrt wlii cobb.ton,s -lyeeth 81. TDn Avenue
y 10 sst River. Ayelpe from. Sxic MA 80 >'scnenth
FoFiy xti -. brts"en Eleven sDi Twelfth oves, ana
Thir se erAs'. tstwe l.xIst' Taild ave-. lOs
is With stone bi 'cks Lsrcay Ccll-gpur TO West
~, constr cnis Rrce,il asias and caves uDd nroI
Eleventh ~ @, fi0n Fourteenth 10 Jw,ny x.hft. and
sewers in Uansrvoots'. from Wrst to lud-on River
giy.ti-.t., oDi Third to Four ave. aud Ok ST. rom
J1ines TO Oyers Spec.a;ioIs al o.u er bids can be
tanned on application Che - Vi Ills Ollie.
THDM " SIR PEfh>.
PUERRP L. DAl.IAOH.
A. ". LAAIEN,
Croton Aq,eiuct I)otrd
! Oisce Croton Aquedur, Department, i phi H. 1888.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-20
Chances for Bnsiness nlen.

'CUARL ESrON.-VAN HOLTEN, TAM
~ EN- Co. MISSfON MERCHANTS. Charles
~ g. C., would liks to make srranseoent' with n.aiss
t,,rs ui others iDroidc" their COOL, IN t- Houeo
marker. For fhrher information apply 90 their Arent-
1 MACOY HERWlO, Nos iiZ an ili Bfcad"ly y. !.
tCOR SALE-Thc PATENT RIGHT for the
4 STATE Of Pen sy vsra to Comp"y who VII .rnf''es
-rh. lrm.tet. establishment Of amiiuiacory Ia tn cry 81
pb;.eluji, The amount business e. b. dpns under 81
rrn eat contrso, W n only b. nitr' ~ tie carscity Of tho
nanuiac,ory Tie rigbt wi "a b. 'od t. r.p"niDe men,
qnd viii he d,po.sd ri insy be nserd, rer cr snni
. OF for royalty. A,dIcss. IN one We WAN iul
name Bon Ma. 5T8 Pos..Ofice. Washington. -. G.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-20
Advertisement.


having Consunpion. in wbatevsf sssS
cease, Dr. WfsBxRrs fISZ TREE TAR
which s. readily taken up py ,ae blood aud carried % the
u,gs and healing principles Of the Tar upon tho
famed Of the lung. aud sop their decay and the
pseus life IA saved. 1RE PINE lRgs TAR'CoRpiAL hes
srrss power dissolve the thick that stops up the
w,ad passas OF tho lungs and cIre.s rom the system
THE iS BKL TAR CORDIAL puIhs the blood snd cesn,eS
III Il ell cIoul0us MISTER that breeding Sores w.
susi aud external Salt Rhe, Blotches the Face
|sa Skin Diseases especially cured by Dr. NIsBARr
PisB TBER TAI CORDIAL. Oee. NO 10 North Seeoad ~,
IPbladephia. .
Sod a, HELxBotp's Drug md Chemical wsreboas~ Ma
1894 Broad1sy, N. Y.
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LIvERMoRE. CLEws s. Co.,

LIvERMoRE. CLgws & Co,
BskKER2
No. ~ Wail,t, n. Y,
GOVERNMENT AGENTS FoR Tdg SALE OF TU o. .
$40 LOAN.
Commission allowed b mixers. Brokers, Insurance.
Companies. and all parties purchasing for rrsaie.
All denomi nations % baud. ready for immediate do
Livery.
ALL KINDS OF u. a sECIRgIlEs BOuGBf AMI SOLD
HENRY CLRws & Co.
Successors a.
IIyERAOKE, CLEws T. Co
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-20
90 iubom il man Concern.

FCAUTIoN'
i where's q certain VOUCHER. i.suei by Col John G.
fCrsne 10 Philips Son. dated ct Nashville November ~ V
the sum Of $3.50 u. STOLEN from the me~ense
the Adams FKpre.s Company. by gaerrAs Oh tho "a De
oernber 1854 while tr.as from Nsshve 1eane'tee !"
II.oui,ylie. Kentucky.
Nv ,b,eore all rorson. sr~ heby cautioned MI 10 pur
or 10 sny way kotse Tor the said oacLef. a. pay
ot al the sane hiss stopped and spclanion nade 70
a. Of United Sais for s adjustment OF TIC
4 ssine. pxtrr,ps 4 sON
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-20

LT. ALBAN's BAZAAR aad PROMENADE
~ C1NCERr>A Bazaar fIr the benefit Of ", b Nfins
fund Of 81 ALBhN CHUHt ~ of tn CITY, be held a.
Irving iisl, oormencns oa LsDAf ~ NM hpfI ~
u o'ccL sud coDu M daiy daring the week. from ~
H. uwi II ?. - -
y nKSpEL. SpIN'S "SDNG OF PRiisE' VIII b. s1r :
: by amsieur. she sponl.s nishi.
. 'oROhfEapE CONCERTS rii be given "yr'y "vsrins
by GraidIl.'s sd beiu.. I-ld. osni', ats na''y
q .too e.sa ugh a, u o'clock by 18th Rrinens Drum
Cory%
/, TrteI fos .se adi tssnee nc. each to Ia lad q. the
J dco-.
Ticket. price a. each; ,ti lc. viii fait ~ 'h.
onin. nsh, Gay b obiacd ~ tao . Wing a,d
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-20
TIE UNITED REPUBLIC PETROLEUM
4 COMPANY.

IS p,end, 70 combine GU ls7s ,cle AZ tho results Of tie
,.nori,ace In oil production In ~, belief Ct their
cess in ,. attempt. It. projectors invite to s rfo'Peca' the
closest attention and scruiiny.
s Ia ,!e hs place. meet. the demand "a irnu,s'e returns
on tie e,pl invested by large Interests In rrodaos ver'
Of the Wy best character Tie COgues well u which the
Company lurih OF Tie working Interest. ct tho
he'd OF all he wells Of ito oil rvsn and s wei Il bit QUE
q tho .oafoe, q tic cor9snys present income The Com
pny l.. N ewe ,,vcnei ht Of tao work n;.ns, IN tbs
Grocery v, and lease and onscishh fe, 'e-c., IN The
Lady Wuiinst0n wen Ffou tL,to ,osfc. together The
Company ss,l p,.e tho billy ply De-hy 1rcs pr cerl
per ncrth ca The entire espiAl fson he .1srt-
In Do noxt place the territory for dsveopen, Ia nnutosy
sm,ls ,ud vel shosen. It, 100 ,inplc property Is In large
oi Il, most every approved pa. 81 the on resion OF such
rroper.y 1t Ia. enough the eplo yen, o. ar ros. TIA,
it, large capital ,r1 the Location. e1naot l. srseed
IN, it, foe simple properly brse and well cho'en L.
De- PAR OF 'Le froPfy "hen J. h0'"' VI "'''PA'
II. la.cbold !ncre vish IN sDo.. every hs,,nse ere
either exclusive or In controlling snona,. selected With
equal care snl OF sqe. promise Tie ccnPahyI ,hu'
po.ss.e, Territory .ooc:A for d.rn, operations hrossh
many Years
y ru, territory IL Of 10 avail wiito1 rTopcronse nesns
for developing 4. Tiis conpany rssve therefore ono
snh o, u. eniire amour. Of ia eslsl-thii 10 10 ny r.
serve, F,ys HuApaIp TncuAsD DoLAE, 10 carr forward
tbs development Of the WoPey-s 'um large enough TO pro
CT re- sccorlns Al the recalls Of experience an amount o.
oil ssfclera very large inceie OF TIE diviirni o.
P,he Company This feature ia Ito Company. Organization
4, ,recay con,neadd 70 the eontdcrson Of ne psbO
Actual boring for d. With good tuioy and ample means
Rt. On enterprise Of this character above III sphere o.
f,emporary ,yecuaon and constitutes legitimate fer
tmsnent badness
Thee sTo tie Leading features Of the Company cAae'e
and purpoes The projectors OF tue Company bring to 1t
no. oni, their experience bat their determination 20 usie
Il, al ,haa tie Pioppoc,ps rropoeei THY erc phc5
of the magnitude Of the undertaking which they 10y
fbsiore the public aud with special Aes rcenty paved by
fths LesiL.urs II rernsylvsna snthorh den 70 bold
Zone Tboa..ad OF land In fee simple the, believe they
have calculated aud brought Into 1t all the elements Of
7.ucce,s
The books are now opcned of iuisi nuubes 10 sab
PseIiption, At tho following Offices
:. s,e..r. LowBER OsTROM A 60. No lbs PrOptA
y Me..S FANChER McCHEssEY. sor Moore AND
fWsters,,
y Mss.s. WELLINGTON cox. No. 7aBroads-
Messrs. I KETCHAM co. No. ca wsrs,
\ WIZ 4. FOWLER. ESQ. No "a Broadway.
WA. 81 PARKS, esq, No. 10 Breads.
d. K QUICKER, No. 20 Fulton ~. Brooklyn
= GEO j. HARDY, No. u Court st.. BroOIyn
j And q. Tho oaboe Of the Company. No ~ BRoApWAf !
ui,er, prospectus aud L. formation can DO obtdned
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-20

A eStrpctiye fire occurred at Rochester on
Friday morning. destroying the cabinet warehouse q
James II. Haydor. end iujuring the goods Of many
. AOOO. = y - - w 49,
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INFORMATION WAkTED-Of GEORGE
JAQuISS. who en New ort "a its tof her H.
cap b. Owen o. hlH :" hE brotb-f CfAhbt'
,JAQUISs No 50,Myrtleave Brooklyn. [" he viii h"n
sofn.thing 10 his s1rsusge
NOW LIS THE TIME TO CSE
IN DIR LYATHE's YELLOW DOCk SfhCf
FOR BOiLS AND HUMORa
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ueirolenm.
Ustrolenin.
SUGAR CREEK PETROLEUM COMPANY
- CAPITAL ONLY sYSO,O0O.
SHARES 80 EACH
uyonKr;o CAPITAL, 5000 sHAISH

WORKING CAPITAL, 6.OoO ons'N"
President, CHAs. q. JUOsos' l
tssyvcr 4 Ju6son Nos. 81 and es Chsmee"~'
|y,os President. j. L. HvERfTr. Cashsr Brosd~sS "snA
Treasurer. CnAs. GOULD, No. ca Waist
TIN Wei. a.r now golns down gu the coDpsnJ pfope''
h. o.. rsbes, portion Of tb- famous Sugar Greek 'asy
q, room Tor 100 more The To~oes vii rrii.n ,o
adv risceu. Of the pro.eeo's 'fhs sU.sn .
|rrrRolIUM COMPANY. THs S''. =. BOT "A,n"n -,
bs projecor e,d fo' saeH profit" '''' Oh A''' u III
'nArxEf irloH -, ~ ,,... ~, lin
But few thousand shares wir ee 'dd' and sue' ." N'
81, bo,.,t ba,l,, VIZ; Al THEIR ris VALUE
The Compsry's properly Ia worn more 'aan ~.
sn,, stock Tho after Ia 90 small ind'eo' 'h' e'e
|b,rrcl well " III pay res,aar monthly div'de"d''
snd Msps can be obsinet and -uh'eT'Poi
l~ssced by spgHeoeoa to ciAS o. 'Iysps' no = =
'chsrhor.a, CHAs. GOULD, No. 50 Wsl'''ti . L
lpvvp,Tr ,,,v Bank o. 20 either ofthe Trustees
SUBSCRIPTIONS ROCKS. Foa TIE sAM: 0s ras
|sTOcK RESERVED AS WORKING CAPITAL, an,
Opened. FOR A LIMITED PLRioD' Al III, VI '0-
l0R Z. C. sTEpMAs Co. B"''~e'' sna n'oA.i'
40. Q. Lashssse place, Nev'I0FL
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CFFcE o. III. coayIssioTFEs az Tax .iSo
AssEssprsTs 30. =. tismoersst.

OFFIcE o. TBg rOaYIssIs|FEs Cy Tax. .ASo/
AssEssprsTs SO y, Cia.niOersst..
N.w ORR, Jan. 1858.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS. - Notice rs
heeb yven that tie 10 Is Of the Real lad
P.Tnsl Eslrtc OF tue City srd Co"ry N"wfors iur 1855
wi he oI for n.Iecion nd aId after Rof
da JlnaaIy 1908, viii oper al tie tn dy OF
Apr Los Tor the correction OF and tee reu,
Of irs s.sesnenis Of lie si1s-,sii isa and oah
k.ia,e # n, Ciy s.d Comfy Of New-iorG. ~ ger
sou believing theusy-s to he a.fysj mus AJAX. appca
ton CoDu:s, diri Tie uoi ID ~ re''ic'l.d
4, cIder obfsD the fs.ei pfoyird by a. such app a
to-; be made h. relation lie acss valuation o th" Eeai
Estse, u.u be AIDE IN ;yrtng ssiins u o ground 81 OBJ
)~e)l thereto and lLer-npor g. s tsnl
in,o the psilt suj in kr Judgment the r--es.
Il g. :u.e tee % be cprItct,d
II sgca applicant: b. mode la r-u t. the assessed ~
tol OF tie Personal fIis e." arEiicsn ral tie AlD-d
under oc by said Commissioners WHO shfl De- hthor-
sdmrito sc-h nj H. rud IT, 10 als or Der judknen'
thu rs,es.ue Is efroDen. they IA AZ rsrse " rsn" 20 ve
rrcVi al liz n; o. -iusr ~ they 9y
b,.vr d. u-t fud dsciuc their drcs tirlcon vi lila
a. rty days II ch apfc ticr snn have been made TO
nen NJ reuuciiSr sLa made Lr .osri Of suprr-
yi.rs Of any gs.r.sn~n Il Fefso al INN
DIR hi. sc snes- ss spI-ef. der oath strnstion
he the Marty Ieys unable asJ within ,he period
plcs db-j the crectiJn taxes By OF srsnass
absence "A ON 1ne city. 49,
&. H. PJESEn, 1gles
{. r. w,it DRuFY end as-e.s a. en-.
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DHILuALM)NIC SOCIETY.
Eectnrcs ano Nlcctings

] At Regular Meeting Of MERCANTILE
~ LODGE No. IT, o. Of %. ~. on Tuesday evening the
5,a Inst the follow ing presb aid resolution. were unsn
.sously sipts6i
X Uheea, bss Ji.Ased Almighty 0od la His Infinite (but
wisdom 10 suffer b- removal of onr
WORTHY and much beoyed Pro-. int Abraham Lncoln. By
the ruih.es. ss..ssbaoU rem lis pot nomenou.
duty md responsibility time big with the e
Of ths sod although by this dporsbc event we arc
overwteei with do not dspsir but stu afy
bee,r I, God lnians tho rzh that our s,ase
the eans- Humanity ADD re.dom and m -s prevail th.Eo
fore. b. 4,
Rf.,ed Tha. with hrar,s f Of gf md hope. condol,
Nth our fellow 10 this .reat bsrrsvement gre
that in midst Of ey-ts calcastrdo excite the
rs, passions has ever 4ni.ssed fcIbesns
,riIit toY ard the ell Sors sympathy with
lie d-i,n-rs 4 the Uni wLos- eat love rnbraer
our country, should have thus iaea By the hand OF the
assassin snd boe hat hrs csA-cd Win III.
blood OF iarnnt- C h.sisrs u. demon q a'.eord
.d d.unon usy seek l., hide Lrsef 10 To deep dh dun
geons u dsanoo followed By the eSecsi0n' and maed
lions fan coming cor eraicns-
Re,sa Tbs, IN the death Of Abraham Iucon as Pros
dent III The Ini,od S,,cs behold martyr offered rpcr
te altar cOcnigy the Il Liberty ena Ter th'
e shins upon earth The great pin srls Of 'crity
! ti.s univsrssl brothsr hood ofmsD.
RsteJ Tha. IL token u mos. profound rrief and
pet that Loderootn rsss AUD o1oisms o. dfsed
IN aiourirs foE 20 daya
= subu.e1 n r. L. End 7. BY Pa Grsnda
Il X. WEEKS, ~. u. PITTS, J. H. HULL
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lToURrn NATIONAL BAyK OF TIE City o.
NEw.YOrK.
Nos ~ AsD2) PREsT..
.DEPosrosY AND FINANCIAL AGENT OF TIE CSrryp
STATS,
Have for sale ready FOR delivery.
UNITED STATES $40 TREASURY NoTEs
'Conyertib,. at maturity. into $50 GOLDDEAAus"
BONDS
UNITED STATES 1910 EoSps
UNITED STATES $40 DoSDS
UNITED STATES 1-YEAR CEgrIrIcArEs
We also collect Government Vouchers and DrafA
aud attend to other business with the Government
=. Z. CALHOUN; President
J II. SEAMAN Cashier.