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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-08-03
CHERIFF'S SALE.
NUERIFFS SALE.

GUERIFFS SALE.
~ BY virtue of an Execution TO me directed. Is
ued by the Clerk of the District Cout OF Wan clio
county, State of Iowa, have levied upon and will
expose topublc sale at the front door of the Court
House, In said county the following described cal
estate to-wit, situated In said county and state:
Lot number five IS In block number twenty We
(25l, in the first addition TO Blak esburg
Said sale viii take place on the 18th day OF Au.
gust 1865, between the hours Of O'Clock a. m and
o'clock p. IN commencing AZ 10 O'Clock a. M
The said prop srty having been taken the suit OF
:. ) Hurst Co. vs. Robert Reed to satisfy said ex.
ecution, sxtysix dollars and forty-six one hmm.
DR. .dths 900 46-i00thsl interest and costs
sheriH's office, Ottamwa, Iowa, Juiy 10, 1ss5
q. A. DERBY, Sheriff,
July lS,-nlo, or waps no co., Iowa.
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j. Q. HINSEY, NJ. ID.

0ftics with NJ. j. WILLIAMS, Esq. ResideRc,
Oh the Fluff, north of the Court House.
Aprl2l, 1S545 10 -H
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%otaie-s
md re WiHors and Heirs of Soldiers,
are notified that acting as gent for proc urinf
Pensions, Bouniies and other claims against the
Governments. Charges Notwithstanding unless
claims allowed. NJ. j. WILLIAMS. f..
Feb. 4, 1864 II 0ttumwa, Iowas
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Township Meetings.

Don't forget the Township meetings, to
choose delegates to the County Convention,
on Saturday, the 18th inst.
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Are Won sick, feeble and com
planning Are you out Of or
der with your system derauged
and your feelings nncomforta
bles These sys ems are offer
the prelude to serious Illness
Some nj of sickness 10 creepinl
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A. w. CASTOR,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR
AT LAW, AND
Real Estate, Fire, Life & Inland
IysyvswCr AGENT.

BUYING AND SELLING LANDS
Town Property,
Renting Houses, and Collector g rents.
Having made extensive arrangements fer ad
vertising, persons desiring to buy sell will dc
well to give me a call.
Having recently travelled over all the counties in
southeastern Iowa, am prepared to give accu
rate information of the charac ter of the Soil Tim
Der, Coal, Stone, Water, and the character of the
improvements in the various parts of said secto 4
ofthe State.
e Lands and TowhProperty bought and sold
on the most reason able terms
am also prepar ed tc issue
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Influence Of Newspnners.

A school-teacht who had been en-
gagged long time in his profession,
aud Witnessed the influence of news
paper upon the minds of family OF
children, writes as follows:
/ have found it to be the universal
tact without exception, that those
scholars of both sexes and OF all ages,
who have had access to newspapers
at home, when compared TO those
who have not, are:
1. Better readers, excellent in pro-
nunciation, and consequently read
more understandingly.
2. They are better spoilers, and
define words with ease and accuracy.
3. They obtain practical knowl-
edge of geography in almost half the
time it requires others, rs the news
papers have made them acquainted
with the location of the important
places, nations, their governments
and doings on the globe. -.
5. They are better grammarians,
for having become so familiar with
every variety of style in the news
paper, from the common place adj.
vertisement to the finished and cas-
sical Grafton of the statesman, they
more readily comprehend the mean
ing of the text, and consequently an
alyze It's construction with accuracy.
g. They write better compositions,
using better language, containing
more thoughts, more clearly and
more connectedly expressed.
g. Those young men who have for
years been readers of the newspapers,
are always taking the lead in the
debating societies, exhibiting a more
extensive knowledge upon greater
variety Of subjects, and expressing
their views with greater fuency,
clcarness and correctness in their use
Of language.
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True-of course.

True-of course.
Funny things will occur sometime:
the objections Of staid people tc
the contrary Notwithstanding.
This Introduction, from its style
will naturally lead people to suppose
that something peculiarly funny was
to follow; perhaps it is-perhaps it
isn't; it is submitted to those who
are judges.
The boys from the army like to
talk; they will tall.--in their talk
they tell intensely ludicrous things.
This is the case in all the regiments,
aud cannot be gainsaid. OF course
no o he can object to the boys talk
lu1, and believe all they say--if they
don't they dare not say so, This is
right--we owe the boys too much to
think of drawing anything too fine.
But this story relates particularly
to the 2lst regiment. There was q
live Yankee belonging to that regi-
ment--he had lived in Hancock Co.
Tor years, but still he preserved his
nasal twang, and though he did not
wear the coat and pants that the
stage, from time immemorial, has de-
clared necessary to the natural Yam
kes, still he was Yankee. Belong
ing to the same regiment and mess
was an Irishmen--one who thought
that he was from the Emerald Isle,
and considered that he could not be
beaten for wit--hc thought himself
equal to anything that America could
produce.
The Yankee was Dragging one,
who though that he could do "a lee
tie more than any reller that ever
tried to dew euything smeart." He
proposed putting ball through the
hat of any one who dared to stand
at distance Of forty rods without
touching hair Here was q chance
for the Celt to show his superiority
over the American. He Immediately
proposed to bet q canteen of whis
ky that the Yankee couldn't do it.
The oct was Immediately taken, the
ground measured and the Irishman
took his place. He had on a soft felt
hat, having provided one for the oc,
casion, and taking it on each side
By the two brims and drawing il
down so that it fitted as closely as
his scalp, said he was ready. The
Yankee drew fine sight, and let fly
The bullet plowed a furrow through
the top Of the Irishmans head--hs
dropped. His last word were-''bt
jabbers, and I've winned." He was
taken to the hospital, and finally re
covered--but never called for the
whiskey. -#t.a
We don't vouch for the truthful
ness Of the fOregoing--ask the 2lst
ers.
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Hancock County Boys.

We have received information in
regard to the different regiments
containing Hancock county boys, rs
follows:
The llSth have been mustered out
at Cleveland, and are waiting TO he
paid Off; the 40th ard 6jth are with
the 4th Army Corps, at New Orleans
Col. Bope has telegraphed his wife
that the 50th formerly 99th) are at
Cleveland waiting to be mustered out.
The 9th have gone to Little Rock,
Ark. The 17Sth are on their way
home TO be mustered out.
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Revenue Taxes.


CoAEcYoTs OFFICE, STu pIsr oF o."
LIMA, juno 70, le65'
NOTICE s. here by rs on TO the tax payers
~ of the. Firth Collection Distrlct OF uhlo'
that the arnual list OF taxes Tor inc year iooo'
O. istDgf
License Duties, & Taxes on Incomes,
Carriages, etc.
viii Sc rlacod in my hands for collection on
this
First Day OF July Next,
And that I, or one ofmy Deputies. vii, attend
AZ ihe following times and places FOR tho pur'
pose ofre ceiving Inc same. q.
At Lima, Allen County, o., from
July lst to the 3lst, 1860.
At Van Vert, Van Vert county,
from July 1st' to the 3lst, 1860.
At Cclina, Mercer county, from
July 1st to the 31st, 1865.
At wapakoneta, Auglaize county,
from July 1st, to the Odd, 1850.
At st. Marys, July 81 and 20.
At Bremen, July 26 and 27.
At Minister, July % and %.
Az Kenton, Hardin county, from
July 1st to the 3lst, 1868.
At Upper Sandusky, Wyandot CO.,
from July 1st to the 3lst, 1869.
At Findlay, Hancock county, from
July lst to the 3lst 1863.
And that upou all taxes remaining unpaid
after the 3lst day OF July. u penalty of 10 per
cent. wiz be added. us required by Law.
Shelby TAYLuR,
Collector 5thiDist. of Ohio.
juno 80, 1sG6.-w3.
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Employ The Soldier.
The following from an exchange is

Ihe following from an exchange is
decidedly sensible
Employ the soldiers. Give them
something to do. See that they have
the means OF earning an honest liveli
hood. Search them out. Ascertain
what we're their occupations before
the war, and what style of employ
ment they would prefer now. Adj
wise them TO begin labor as citizens
at once. Show them how handy their
little stock Of money will be, If saved
for rainy day. Show yourself the
friend of those who have done so
much for you. Those returned vet
Grams are conducting themselves no.
bly,. They are winning golden opin-
ions all over the State. 1t only re-
mains for them to maintain this high
reputation. To do this they must
have employment See that they
obtain it.
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Letters

Letters
Remaining unclaimed in the Post
OMce at tindlay, State OF Ohio, on
the It'll day Of July 1865:
c. 3. Ball, Samuel Culp, David n.
Dukes, J. Didwici, Miss Elizabeth
Fritz, y. j. Gorgas, David Henry,
Evan w. Hughes, j. Hooper, John
$. Kimmel, G. +. Pendleton, Robert
Russell, Geo. Russell, F.. W. Remy,
l. j. Rossnbarger, IL. Shuts, Miss
Jane Simmon, Miss Jane Simmon,
Mrs. Sarah Smith, j. Thompson,
Rev. VIM. i. Taylor, Thomas Will
son, Wilson Frederick.
Persons wishing to obtain any Of
the above, must call for advertised
letters giving the date of this List
and pay two cent for advertising.
j. B. ROTHCHILD, p. NJ.
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Almost Miraculous.

Almost Miraculous.
There were fed at the Crook House
on the Fourth, over fifteen hundred
persons. This would seem an i'm
possibility to most hotel keepers, but
the proprietor, Mr.. Sprague, fully
understands how to properly "keep
hotel" and by his gentlemanly de-
pertinent toward his guests has be-
come deseryedly popular.
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4 New Arrangement.

G.. W. Parker, in Tfulrs old Tan
merry building, Findlay, Ohio, can
furnish you with the incest Clothes
Washer in the world. They differ
from all others. They are simple,
light, work easy, and you ,can wash
sitting as well as standing. Try
them and see il it is not so.
If you want q good Organ Mel o
deon or Piano, Mr. Parker will sup
ply you on short notice with the bes'
that is made, and warrant them tC
give satisfaction.
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LAND FOR SALE.

The unde ersigned has so acres OF good land
in Isabella county, Michigan, seven miles
from st. Louis, Ia acres cleared and fenced
which he desires to sell on reas 0nrJe terms,
or trade i0r town properly or land In this
county. For further intOrmltion call ON ].
+. Burket or JOHN FLUklNGER.
June 80, 1855 .-tf.
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From Oregon.
Elijah Williams, Esq, formerly a
citizen Of this place, and for the last
fourteen years a resident OF Oregon,
arrived in town last week. !
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Lost,

On the night of the celebration,
between Crooks Hotel and the new
depot, Lady's Silk Basque. The
finder will be literally rewarded up
on returning it to Mr.. Burgoon,
Conductor on the l.. +. & l.. Il. r.,
at the Crook House.
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NOtice

rs hereby given TO the Creditors and Stock,
ihuders Of and In the Tnia 4 ~. Wayne
X. r. Co. ana the American Cen raj Railgay
that there viii Oe u meeting OF tho parties
in interest at the Office OF IL. u. Pennington
In the city Of THIN, Onto, on Tuesday, july
Is, 1855 the object Of Which meeting Is u
re0rganlZe said Company under the .proyis
passed April IL lSGl, entllled an act ITO reg
hlate tho sale of Lai.roAds aud tue reorgan
iZation Of the same 1hose creditors anG
sto kholders who signed tn agreement con
senting to Il sale ut sald road under = Decree
Of the Circuit OUUrt oi die United States tol
tho Northern District Of ONO, are especially
inViLcJ 10 attend.
II. G.. PENNINGTON.
WILLIAM Il, SMITH,
h. Il. CkAHDAi.L,
Purchasing Committee.
THIN, Ohio, June q, lsG5yl2nl,i.
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CINCINNATI ,I.RIsETS.

BEAN5-DIl. 50 W for Prime White.
BCIlaN-2iL26.
tDGN--t}tI6Ic.
EIGo- -oG.I- a dozen.
tRUir--pggd Apples, $3.50 d pound
FEA tdER Prime, live geese, j5G57
ti.UUH-ENtra,sj 81 7j. Fancy Brands. 81 50
nous i'itm, 10 s. jJLg 10 %. gross.
stLu-CIoyer, 81 30, Timothy. 80 Is.
W h@AI-pr.m0 Ecd, 81 258J ~
WOOL IJ-JJ..
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Vhe Aanecek Seffersnnian
Local and Miscellaneous.

Ey~ All communications on bust
ness to this office should be address
ed--"LoCKE g. CHAMBERLIN, Jeifcr.
sonian Office, Findlay, Ohio"
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Not so.

We understand that 4 report has
gone abroad to the effect that no per-
son owning n moving machine can
use them outside Of their own legiti-
mate business wit hout taking out Ii.
censc. This is mistake no license
is required.
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HWool is coming in rapidly,
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The Fourth of July in Findiay.

Last Tuesday was great day for
Findlay. The Fourth was celebra-
ted with more enthusiasm than ever
before in this vicinity. The fact that
the nation had just emerged trium-
phant from a struggle to preserve the
liberties won by our fathers in the
first great struggle for human free
dom-it being the frst Fourth for
four years that could be celebrated
with a certainty that the principles
commemorated were to be perpetua-
ted, gave the occasion deep inter
est.
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STATE WENT
fyoT TuE CONDITION OF THE
Michigan State Insurance Co.
SAME AND LOCATION.

ON the 10th day Of January, 1865, made to
" the Auditor OF OLiO. pursuant TO the
statute OF tnat state.
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The name Of the Company Is Tue MICHIGAN
STATE Insurance. COMPANY, and Is located IN
the city OF Adrian, Lenawee county. Niohl
gan.
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THE DAY

Was intensely hot. 1t topened warm,
progressed to hot, continued to hot
ter, and ended at hottest. Hardly a
breath of DIR was stirring-the sun
unobscured by clouds poured the
flercest kind of rays, and everything
sweatable sweat. But all this did
not keep back
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Tvsnty-seoond. .
Tlkl0Uu.,,,.,

Total 49, ,o,sr
The following Is list oi tosr to Whose returns p,opeI
-ihcstes arc pnsds BY whom bills have ye' oe'
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CONNER & Co.'S GENERAL rURCHAs.


" miller la :, Loui in Do bsrs Of a decreased irieuj
sindnes by mmeJie, Communicating his addie' 20 r. A
CRANDALi., Uu-s, \ \.
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Go Wbom It map Concern.

A BUSINESS EDUCATION!
"A TOWNSENDs COMMERCIAL ACADEMY,
No. 100 Bowery, below Hous,surst
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Nso lOrk. Nov IL, lbO3'
%. BLUNT,
ELIJAH r. PURDY
WILLIAM X. STEWART
WILLIAM NJ TWEED.
Special Committee on VOLUNTEERING
APPENDIX.
CERTIFICATE 80 Tns CLERK OF TnK BOARD ksLATISs TO
TuK RETURNS oJ rus sTATH Census EsusEEsTORA
ALBANY July "a, los.
J. H. YousG, eFq:
SIR: let Of OF the enumsrator for skinl
the census whose returns have been received and accepted
this ohCs
We aye received about twenty that OF ess
defective and concerning which In cofretpOndcuce.
Mot them Ssantng In nuor sfaiIs rssy
fected
More than half the return, iom NenYorf ARE still In the
hands ofthe County Csfk A. soon rec ivd they will
amin ss Of approved reports will be forwarded TO
YOU ffon time til they eli n OF course will
BE payable until placed Ls at this Office send you
a copy OF tho law by this mall. Yours truly
r. B. HOU6H. Supt. Of Census.
srATn or NHw- YoHK, SrcAHrAnrs OTuom.
ALBANY. July al, 1865
To he Ci>,k Qf ne Board Of Svksrvt's' " ~ copnsp "
ker York
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Sra In purslnre of section OF chapter ~ OF inc Lave o
e6s erby nsy you 'h the following n'cra pr'ens - eS
dul, appointed Ia your County 20 take the w vi.
~ tcls eel orp,ie their respective nsmes and thst at
from have been receivud ard scoc "a - 'e 0Aoo'
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NInANY, July y, lUIo.
CnAUsokr ". DEPEw, Secretary Of state.
ALDAsY. July Is. 1905
J. g. iOUNGSir' In rrpoTting the Of Patrick Mack
On the t OF accepfd r,turn omitted TO n,noa that h.
us f,n part. Wards and that tho paf lying In the
Fourth Nufd yet Trcrivrd The small portion yng In
the sixth Ward received aud scceptod The sketch sn
usIgi shows what Is yot 10 be- reported.
louTs, uulY, +. Is. hOUGH. SUPP. Census.
ALpAsT, Aug s. 1865.
J. B. YOuSC esq SU iuclose another lat Of Census
Fnumcfors whose woIt has been received snd accepted
you fuiuTs OCCASION will send the remainder
Yours, truly,
F.B'HOUOH, supL Csnsus
STATE oP Nav YoaK
SECRErARTs OYucs, }
ALBANY. n. y. August 5, 1868 }
To ne cisrt Of the Board VI spsrisor, " hs Cossiy II
Neic i0rk.
siR Ia pursusre. Of section Of chapter Of tho Laws Of
lbt3 .eby not " you that tho following nsinrd
duly appointed la yoor County take C~.us Oh,
D'trc opposite their respective nsnrs sDd that retains
hom them lsye been received sd pied At I. oiss
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CITY GOVERNMENT.
Bourd OF Couuciinsv.

STATED ssssios-MOudsy. Nov. ls 1855
OrYfciAL 2o'olook .. IN. I
The board met pursuant to adjournment " their Chsnb.t
No 10 City tlslL
quorum fsiins appear At roll call the Cetk
that tn Hoard stood adjourned I'LL Monday the 2oh n.
, O'Clock ?. m.
JAMYS NJ swEENY CLERK
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rTHE BEST SHORT HAND.-Full instrsss'
honi by uai Eof terlus kc., address, viii stamp X
r. LEWIS LiichSeid H.
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ALBAsr-op'. T. ld,a
Jo,xyH B. Yo-S0 e.q-Siri We w.n TO recall sp-
Ward
Tbcy rrgaifs correction When made ssibfe,ory We WI
""' FRANKLIN o. HoUOH
Ssps,in,e-doai Cos,Ss
superyi.ot SHooH moved 10 Anend BY .erns.on TO
The aofiy OF tbs Census Commsee 70 2re'ebi reP0r'
WLi-h vss carried
Adopting tho r..ois,ion sohed los BY the follow
hmmstre-sop-rvi.ou Blsut. Purdy. Shook. Stewart.
Tweed AID Wulmsnn-S
Res,ivs-snporvi.or, Ely, For sna Rosbe-l
motion ~. said vote rsrnh'dsfed and tAs PsPsr
laid upon the table.
UNFINISHED BUsrNTss.
The r-po o. the Conse Couniy Officers In favor OF
paying b ~ Peter Mour Tor repairing books In Couniy
clerks Oc. taken up accepted sni resolution adopted
Acknowledgements. Blunt For Pur1y. Roche shoot
Strwar. weel snj Nilmsns-8
Neutrality-suspicious. tly-l
Ana he susc TED to bo sen, 70 His Honor the
Mayor lor spproval.
R,pyrt ofC omnieo Aunu. T,Ie. In f,vor OF paving
bi 4 Aa.in G. Chsadlrr iOr rrPsir 10 ola Aem kdds
taken up asd recommended TO the COMMITTEES Auuu.l
Ti1rs.
Tho rrpor, ~ specl,l Comuftss Arnarss ,nd Drl.
rooms Ia favor Paying b otAnjfew Usnry for repsn
10 second Regiment Arnory taken and con-idrie
Tic then accepted and resolution adopted By the
follow Lns vote;
SHOOK stessft, Tweed aud WI MAMA
Add directed to be TO Hls Honor tbs
Mayor for approval
MOTION.
Supervisor PuRDr oyrd that when the Board ID cun, It
vii Dc meet Friday November H. q. u o'clock
Nhioh a carried
On a0,Ios. the Board then adjourned.
JGskPH D. YOUNG, Clerk
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No. 0J Sixth-ave.-sunday Discussion; AFTAR.
sooS at Cam Future Life be- Proved without the 2vi
S'Scss 9i sPiI,la. is hanfs.tston, EVENING - ~
Race OF Color W "'>s
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,frotestant Episcopal Free Chnrch of the He.
oemp ion, ns" rog eenibsl, opposite tho Academy q
Musc' Ih. R,v. UKlAh SCOTT viii preach Al In, - m
'n1 p m seats Collections taken up ia aid of sas
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The Ncw-York scmi-wcchIy Tribune.

! TnE SEu-WEEGLY TRIBUNE, contains an
Bile Editorial articles not merely local in character
literary Reviews and Ari Criticisms Letters ron our
eqrgc corps Of pondenis Foreign aud DO mes
<te Letter.. Special end Associated rcss Teiegrhphc
4 D.suatchc.: n careful and complete Summary OF
! To,e.en aud Domestic News. Exclusive Reports 90
Itbc Proceedings OF the Farmers GLIB Of the American
Instiutc. Talks about fIu.t and othei hoitcu'uf"i
;.aud Agricultural Information; S'"ch financial Ct''
yDry Goods and GoIoh Market Reports, which n.c
rpuili- he'd in 1Irr DAM TRHNE TIE SLM'N EiA4f
Imnt NJ also gives in The course oi YEAR tA,rt o!
/. ,nr OF the atcst end Beet Popular Novels by hNrE
Ea4tlors Tho cost Of these alone. bought M nooA-
FGIm. would Dc from siX to eight dollars II pur
cinscd n the Eucli Iarnllncs from Whicl iHei aye
crcull, selected tie Cost would be- three OF iOlr h,
fhat sum Nowhere o.c can 20 much current lht'ii'
n and permanent literary matter he had NJ 20 cue up
rato ~ in IHE SEg-NELKLI TRIBUNE lho-c "hy
rcyc in the principles and approve Of ne character on
:. 49, IRH NJ can .Icita.clN power ana InhhehN' ~
rpp with tlcr ro.eihul> u forming clubs 10 sun
;,.rbe for I'M Sf,HWrlKy Edition. u VIII ia mat
;iwey be supplied to them tie lowest price for wht
,.sic paIcr can be printed. fersolf residing ~ tEc
9cif, ca9 ind nn more valuable journal 20 send ~ tlc
',co,rv frionds Price i've cents Mail shbserlhcfs
.rnpv vcfr-lUl IumbcI.-ri; %cOlf., wear 80 D
'scorlos OF over lor each copy, -
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Y
S..u,.lio ,tv Of Baltimore, MoIehos.e LiveTeooo. on
lr.f VA oaoer,tovn 9Th. r. H. with ind'. ana -, 10,
10 Iobr g. Dale 9Th inst G;n pan, 4" mies W % ,s!e
Clear pss,ed Dr. ship God'n iIori iiscrPeoi io'
L. s. steamship Nandeibi iirk,nhs i,h,.1o.' p,od,.
Sesu.ip La yette ORR Bocsnde, Have On Hs'' u''
and - pass. Geo Ma kenhr. .,t1 ,i.,,
Ship John BmIyau to scsrspofp, 'fNcfi 'o''"''" Wy
/ dsy.. IN ballast 10 Welsh toiy'r. .. a ,, ..t,i
Brig Cbe.ape,ar Neyha, Hog lseud, Va tHS'' VA"
SIR Cri.os KeIsl MacAia, day. luabeg and s'' Il
u. VI. Mayhem Go.
schr topv Wheeler, Eewburg ioT Norwich. - - -,
schr Geo Thomas, Lsnsdon, CeoFseo"hi ~ - @'''
with coal.
WlSD-AL Sunset, S. flesh.
DISASTER. ,. .
The schooner Mstmzss Hamilton, iion thk 'be'iposL !"
land for Portland with u cargo Of coal, ,sn shore " "
|Tnes Neck Vineyard, Sound 81 r. NJ Ap'l 10. "'tn-
thick fog aud alter filled. Cargo "iN D. s4Neu
viii psoDaDy prove total loss
SAILED.
stesmers-H Livingston New Jers.y, Gen. !! n b''"e'
|Frsncis jordan Sea Gull Wheat ShesJ Cha. benloh
BsIks-R. Sins, Brothers Reindeer ''ia'i'h''' '''
Photograph. -. H., r. T. "a
sou. C,a9Is. t9Lyetg. ST. ts.rT Va
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-18
Naval Intelligence.

Tie Itftrd : atc+ steamer Vanderbilt, Capt
Chat. NJ palnliur. nom VcLsaco1 'r~l 10 arIvro
.lcrr l.l r,ei.c. 1ir following F. i., o' hei OF"
.cc.s Ii.,. .nant Commander. c."hrr. d, mrs w.
E.e.c-t. At..rg Master, vs. lI.l i'rn-ci 10Y,
=. S.eN. e. g.. Drodofdile; SlIF'oi. jfn.s " is"n
IA .i surgeons. Lrtter VI. Lyon james IT, i".ir,c
Ifr,,., = nitb .iidsi iunlr ~ g. -rlurisri Acting
.N,st.rs Maics. f. Atknsol. i1a =. Pop. Jess'
b.. >tiun'. Iisf LicutoIfni Main,. ": D.. fcnM
Actin. riirf Ingrtfr. john GDrrnirc: Fiist - yen
',Df y. L. Golden: Second. 4 .,ofant William Ncilcs
Third. Assistants \. Willitms Martin Glcnnon JON
II John ONcil Wiliiam Wiftf imam H.
g. ....-,r. EcaisVtir. jasper '"3th,,h; carpenter
l,s.e,,, D. Bishop. Duuner Gcorgc VI. Si'ifr.
l.f,.u ,T.TiS NAVY sHrnviLrERS.
y. j. - hc builders Of vessel. -oi-war Ion
n,rI-L.t. State, Go,cinment have c"-'e then yaiG-
End uIi ,of lcucw operations I'll ll'isi4; OR ic
'oo,tcr ru.,,G DE iacf in Gieohppl az" al'he iA'
T,st ,rI Noifa Rivers 10 New.lo on CIV.