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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-06
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sday afternoon, and cons
leeting until Wednesday

On Tuesday afternoon q the address
before the Beta Theta Pi Society by
Prof. r. Owen, of Bloomington, was de.
iTered in the College Chapel The lee
turer took up the history of Greece, and
in his fowery imaginative style, drew
fine pictures of the o Greek character
and dedueed0 GtherGffGm S lessons Of
wisdom for the iustruetionandg guidance
of latter day Greeks, After the address
Chaplain Lozier read q poem entitled
" Our School, which, for true poetry
and wit, equals, if it does not excel any
of the former productions of that State
renowned orator, poet and patriot. It
is the universal wish, Of tkose who he ard
1t, that the author viii furnish the public
With printed copy Of his poem at an
early day The reunion, to which some
invited guests were admitted, is said to
have been ons1of the happiest that has
ever taken place in the UniEersity.14I y The
" dorg that followed was fat. glssd rs
Atthe business meeting of the Alumni,
on Wednesday, Hon. Addison L. Roscbe,
Of Indianapolis, was elected to, deliver
the Alumni Anniversary Address, and
Hiram w. Cloud, Of Sullivan, Indiana,
to read poem at the next Commencs-
ment. The address in the evening, be-
fore the same body was delivered by W
E. Mclean. Col 4sd Indiana. 1t was q
mastery oration, and delivered in q
mastery manner, Subject, /" National
Rectitude." The re union of the AIumni
was largely astended. The wit, ssenti-
ment and general good telling that pre-
vailed in the assembly, and found vent
in the toasts and responses, which for
lowed in the wake of more substantial
refreshments, rendered the entertain-
ment as pleasant as such usually are. e
( The graduating exercises to-day oc.
cupied the entire forenoon. The chapel
was filed at an early hour. There was
little room for Discrimination between
the several performances. All did we'll,
as the willing attention aud freqaent APP
plause, accorded them by the audience,
fully attested, Wilson took the hOnor1
of the class. The following in a pro.
gramme Of the exercises: 3
The following degrees we're conferred
by the Faculty aud Trustees of the Uni
versity; That Of A. B, upon Holland
Mcdonald Webb and Wilson's B. s.,
upon German, Roberts, RyOrs and Sack
of the graduating class, That of A
NJ, in courses upon Napoleon B. Arnold
| David ]. Bridge, James M. Faris, Nost
N. Given, John Hood, Howard C. La
Force, Henry r.. Matthias and Thomas
c. Pering, of the class efsle62.' Thl
following degrees pro honore: A. n.
| upon Joel E. Hendricks. Iows
and William S. Hooper, ROckport, Ind.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-06
To Thy Tents, o, Israeli

! In an adjoining county to Wander
burgh, and in river township not many
miles from Evansville, on the Oath of
June, two men went into harvest field
and invited black man at work to go
with them. He at first declined their
invitation, but was finally induced to
accept, by an exhibition of chivAlry in
the shape Of revolvers, the contents OF
which he was promised in case of his
refusal They took the black man with
them, but where, this deponent saith not
Up to noon of next day his employer,
after having made diligent search, had
been unable to find him. Had this per
son been of the gentler sex, the pro
ceedings would not have been wondered
at so much by those who knew the per
petrators. This attack on an innocent
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-06

D. D., upon Rev. B. F. Gran, St Louis,
No, Rev E W. Fisk, Greencastle, Ind,
and Rev. P ]. R Murphy, Chicago, Ill,
LII D., upon Joseph E. Mcdonald, In
dianapolis.
There was larger number of visit
ors present than usual, and greater
interest manifested in the welfare of the
University. DR.. Mutt made an appeal
to the Alumni and friends of the Uni
versity, to make united effort in its
behalf this coming year, and secure foi
it, If possible, the addition of the Agri.
cultural College. May they all co,ope-
rate IN this enterprise, not only for tn.
good of the University they SO much
love, but also for the good of the Agri
culture grant, as being the most eco
nomieal and best disposition that can b.
made Of il, as it viii here accomplish
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-06
from the pa,
that portion .
skins do not co.

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skins do notice.
their own.
created" &c. Aud God saw every
thing that he had made, aud, behold, it.
was very good :" notwithstanding many
of the signers of said article profess to
believe every word the Bible contains,
they by their own acts pronounce an in
.pumerable multitude that God created,
after His own image and after His own
likeness, very bsd--too execrable to be
allowed tree for shelter, or for the
sun to shine upon on their soil We ex-
pect TO hear soon Of the chief actors in
this act of secession, or progression, ap-
pointing delegation to petition High
Heaven for a separate apartment in
Paradise for the spirits of the pure,
spotless and undeiled .white-skinned
signers of said article. Or perhaps they
may petition for the blacks to be sent to
the deepest depths Of the internal re-
giqnsaa This they, might do with the
same consistency displayed Kidding
themselves ola portion of the human
race who have an undoubted right
to i've until he who formed
them calls them hence The signers
of this articles said, by word and
deed, {" We are better than our
AeighboFs in, adjoining townships. We
are pure and white. Let as keep our
selves unspotted. Let us not be polIa-
ted by arnalgamation. admit we should
be charitable to them. They know their
own weaknesses and proneness to be led
from the path of virtue far better than
others can And, knowing their own
frailty, have perhaps bse9 led astray
and induced to do evil Tat good may
prevail. May heaven protect them "fol
their feet run to evil and make haste tc
shed blood" =" Many of the citizens %
this would-be progressive township
knowing that the blacks are innocent in
bringing about the existing state of af
!. fairs, and believing themselves possessed
of fortitude enough to resist the allur
ing and enticing charms of the ETH
T opian women, have not entered into thi,
wholesale crusade, to the great dismay
and contempt of the progressives.
When the last call was made by th,
President to furnish soldiers, many o
these same men passed very many sleep
less nights, in watching the river banl
and the highways, wishing and longinl
for sight of these same men they nov
despise; just merely the sight of one wa
q balm to their eyes and solsce to thei
wounded hearts, occasioned by the drafl
Then, they feasted the escaped frou
J bondage and did not consider it bsneat
: their dignity to ride beside them in th
same carriage distance of twenty mile
or more. IS occasion required. Lo
and behold the changel Now they sa,
to him you may go to hell or anywher
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-06
RIFLES AND REGrLArlnAs

l. Ne papers given away At shs oou s4sr o. fog
gratsAtoes oirealAssOn.
: 40 advertisements, local notices Q puts il
srssd unless prepaid or pay s1srAuSsrd
4 Advertisements via nsver Be aceompAufsd b
local notices unless eontrAe, Il made TO that eject
and value rsesirsd for the nosie..
g. No +" Local Nstioe," however short, wilI'
inserted for less than One Dollar each day,
s. Marriages. Funeral and Religious Notioe
must Invariably Be paid in advance to secure IN
sertion.
6 No deficiency on the part OF carriers viii hs
made good BY the once. the carriers fail To
leave papers ordered and directed. they must
pay for their cArelessness.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-06

you please, just SO you don't pollute our
soil, or the pure atmosphere Of our
township. Ifthe unfortunate black man
doubts the authority, they exhibit to
him the strong arm OF their Law, re-
volvers and bowie knives. These peo-
pie seem to know their own wants, and
the kind of Government they need, and
since the Statutes of the State of Indiana
do not furnish the laws suitable for their
government, they have taken the right
of passing their own edicts and en-
forcing them-not at the point of the
bayonst-but with the muzzles of revoI
vers, presented at the transgressors oI
their laws
In this communication have nol
mentioned name or place, but should
have occasion to trouble yot
with another, win partienlarize SONS
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-06
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
5 VI THz E. v, LANE.
Exclusively for the journal.
Celebration OF the Fourth IN New


New YoRK, July 5-The S9;h annit
versary of our Independence was OBJ
served here yesterday with all the eclat
the New Yorkers could give. The mill.
tary display consisted of twenty-five
regiments of infantry and artillery, ac-
compaBied by thirteen bands, and was
received With the greatest enthusiasm
all along the line of march. The re
turned veterans had perfect ovation
A dinner was given to the Irish Brigade
at Ivripg Hal, and the wounded, sick
and well soldiers were entertained at the
State Soldiers Depot, the City Assembly
Roons, RegimentaI sAFmories and other
places. The shipping in the harbor was
finely decorated, public and private
buildings were hing with flags and
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-06

St. Louis is said to'bef much annoyed
by mad dogs. Some ten or twelve deaths
have occurred within short time from
hydrophobia, and scarcely a day passes
but some one is bitten. The Mayor has
urged the City Council to at once order
the muzzling of all dogs, or cause them.
to be shut up. ..'ai f.at A9ls .,.i'.. l-li$s :, =
1--WE should not be surprised If we have
TO record similar cases in this city
shortly. Our streets are full of worth.
less ours, and the weather ris extremely
IN 10 ----L-.Am LH4nn n .lnL d
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-06


All the parties tried for the assassina-
zion Of President Lincoln have been
found guilty BY the military commission.
President johnson, it is said, is delber-
ating over the verdict, andit is consider
ed "not improbable that he may quash
the affair and order q new trial by the
civil courtSi We hope the President
win not pursue such q course. It will
look too much ike an effort to dodge
the responsibility of signing their death
warrants. 1t will, at least, be regarded
by the people as a significant Indication
that no crime, not even that of assassin
alton, is to receive punishment proper
tionate to its magnitude aud heinous-
ness. If every obstruction is to be
thrown in the path of justice, in its pur-
suit of criminals as guilty as the assas-
sinators of President Lincoln, by his
successor, the loyal heart of the nation
win receive IN kh6ck from which it will
be hard to recover There is moi. man,
woman or child in the country who Las
read the evidence given before the mill
tary commission, wbo.is' not satisfied o.
the guilt Of the principal parties accused
If they are guilty, why should they no
be punished, and that speedily2
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-06

"a large dog, showing evident signs Of
hydrophobia, was killed at Quincy, Illi-
nois, on the goth ultS but not until he
had bitten niue persons, some very se-
yereIY, tearing pieces Of flesh out Of
theiry7srns spdT breasts. One ma an,
James Remmington, who had just been
discharged, after having honorablY ssrv-
ed hisco1ntry for three years, and bis
brother, were terribly .laeerated Every.
thing that medical skin can o.has been
done te. saEa.the snfaEeFs, from q terrible
f4ea aMTT ElHITTU0
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-06

! fNhy Enjaps the Compfexion ~
Pow3srssoE Wsshss, whtch chazs Or 1u e. lLs
pores gf tie s<fn. wi1eu Hsimboid's Exrraef szr-
sapsEiIIz answers better ths ss1s purposs and in .
dlets 1s hsrm- mg12 .sn1sg
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-06

NoniMoKK sTRooPs' FOR MAxi-The
sMonitear1 the official paper of France,
Announces that no more troops are to be
sent to sustain Maximiliau. % This is
significant, because at this very time
there is an extraordinary Minister from
Mexico .toPaIis asking for reinforce
ments. The success of the American
Republic in maintaining itself among
the formost nations of the earth has dis.
courag Ted The French Emperor as to his
grand schemeaon this continent ~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-06
HARVEST tbs.

Hall, Brown & Co.'s atns ana
Cradles.
Hall, Brown & Co.'s He manure
4 = Forks @ ,
Blood's Grass, Grammar ana
Lawn Scythes.
Waldron's Grass & Ga Scytnes'
Scythe and Grind etoi
Hay Rakss and Hay ives.
Brass and Enamelleiettles.
Apple Parers:sk1ah
For sale at the ESest Cash
Prices, at
JACOB sTRAUB SONS,
~ Main set,
afEaSa Nh fuu HOfets1
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-06
NOTICE.

~ spply % the City Counsil foE tbs priEilsgs 0t
erecting frame wagon shed in the rear Of lot
No. eoT, Donastoa Enlsrgsmsnf Of ths Geity OF
Evansville, Ind.
is2o-4w GEORGE SINGER.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-06

SAD AcoIDEI
ing, says the \
Mills, engineer
In this city, e
of thesmachin
tracted, the fiji
and torn, but
brokeug 2 yfaf
YNgM ~
a. - s.
The BALLo.
@pscg 'JosaF
op heMissou
on, Daves Roc
murderer, der
of the prscint
conducted thu
by his Lieut.
was returned
Constitution.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-06
NOTICE.

T1rHERMrE AND OTHERS ABE WARNE6
T. against frFEisg persons across ths Ohio riv-
sr at Evansytlls. or for one mile shove ard one
miIa bsloW the city As L have 5 fsgnizr license
for that privilege. will prosecute all Who In
fFirgs on my right g JACOB KARTEs,
ye7sslF .Fr 7edsaew 8 fsrrJinAn D
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-06

A terrible i
village and vic
county, Wiscor
tratingoffty DIV
personss and
There is great
been made fol
that such torn
n.II.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-06

a. @-The Fol
ent of the Ph
that within Il
Uessels, of all
discharged fro
This shows hoi
ting down exp
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-06
DENTIST.

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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-06

DHYsICIAEs' PRESCRIPTIONS BEcEIV 4
speciAl attention a.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-06

TROY PAINTS IN GREAT VARIETY AND
i Prices, Lad Pencils, Pens. holdsrI, Letter
Paper Envelopes. AZ No. 10 First Street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-06

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New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-27
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NALtlUH a ,,tlI bA
CEALED PROPOSALS On duplca'o! saTrR.
received at this office until 10 o'clock u. S@aoIjsBON Sa
DAY thr sh inst for the purcha.e OF 70 saosp s,cre
and ASS salIoas RECT.fltD Wills hl nss nassssY nov
Newbern. aud s66 gallons kECIIFihp
Bids viii be received for the whole or Any pan '"
than ono bsrreD of each OF the above tots
The lid, to reject oil bid. .s reserved ~ l. Pslsss.
Sample, cln be seen by applyingto tsrt I" & q. More
C. s. al Newbe.n Capt. G. W. Chhisi' a., remove 10
Whisky before the 10th day OF oesoser' Term"
livery IN Governn n. muds. ,,..,ocnt slisaAss
PROPOSAL vii have seo9y o. t, pyano.as fi ths p'
chsse Of WHISKY" o.; ~ nsvl u h. q
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-27
SUBSISTENCE orrcr, L. 5; Annr No. 90 sorI,sr'

SUBSISTENCE OFFICE L. :. AREr No. 20 SoriHT-t
BAIINoDE Md, september y i~s =
SEALED PROPOSALS, in duglcate, WI - =
rcceiv Il AZ Ills office until - non Tdt ass Nd
tobe s. lHe5 for the purchase ahsat OhL
SEVEN HUNDRED AND flFff HtAp VI NV
BREs CATTLE in lots Of len aud upwsni n,sl
These Cattle al in prime condition, hiFns " s.sv
seyel months n,d d daily with hay ond corn sna az n
equal 10 any offered Ia market 80 TiEe al opio''T
the purchase of me beef is seldom. fonad ,Av
Proposals IL ust .tate the number h is pEopo'eS' F
ard the price Per pound gross. ,.., ., A.Hvry,
The Cattle 10 he weighed by the State Nessf oS on r
ana the weights rendered by hin, to BE- 'he 'N''
which oil bil are 10 be settled ,..a IAN
.erui. Of taie cash IN Government isnds So a -
tor pc. cent 10 be made Boiihcs,oa o sceepsII
tie balance be- paid when tie Cattle ara
Successful bidders 10 be a.lowedien days VI ""S
their stocA. a.. d,ss d ~
The Cattle can be examined any ,ime frofn me oa 80
Advertisement III Octoberi 1855, from 10 IN u P,.,s
Al th, United states Cattle Corral adjoining she
Han Scales on the frankin road Baiumofr. Al ~
The undersigned the Tgnt 10 IrJetl 9 s,.,ss
II they sfe deemed not adyansgeonst 10 e N' ira -
The tots viii b. arranged numerically isoin W.. .s ~
and the awards win be made In the sln!e orir4 III ~
ticn,.r 10, may be designated IN the bid. III no os~
81. ping of numbers be SLOWED. -, IA. cnrA
Pfopo,,ls must be uDon ank buns urnisr - ar. -
Te eetsms W IN Lot receive attention 1nei' tH' '
paid. o II, g., ,h. ,urrhss
Proposals to be iudor.ed "proroisIs fof ltsI ,e
Reef Cattle" sealed and addressed 10 the ,,i N
By order OF Brevet Brg. Gen. rlOMAs n D.
w H. PARHHU2Sr. Csp'. S--- sne
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-27
proposals.
OsyIoa DxYor Conrlsssrv
to11 hoxloR, Va, HepI- al ia.

Osyioa Drc! ConnmAsy.
GOVERNMENT SALE or .WHiSRvs
N sEALEDPROPOaALslin Ls lin duplicate, ~ nm L..
vtIoss will b ,s''i,sd m y tas snSs, d osS a I
one thousand seven hundred asd fileen (iTs, ~
Whisky. more or less, a. follows, viz: ~"s
LOT LOT No. l;-Con;i.tns q & ten hundred sad .ir,,.
April, May and June, 1854 and Janusry 1865 cout;e
forytwo thousand three hundred snd fortyvs aa ss
Ions. ProPosaisior ten tlo barrels and upward osss h
LOT No. Astonishing Of four hundred and ,,,,. -.
barrels o. rnre copHer D''ed ara superior
eighteen thousand four hundred and ninety M 49, -
Proposals for five Is, barrels and upward Of slt IA ~
LOT No occa.l'.ins of one hundred and ,w.o,, n..
barrels Pure Rye Whisky originally inssec.d IN w w
1852 contaiuing about four thousand eight hundd "
Proposal. for three C barrels and upward Of ~. Ia,
LOT so. 4-cons.tins Of six,y,hre. ie,, s.,... -
Rye Whisky originally in,Reeed in February, is .ss -
gallons Proposals for two ~ barrels snd upxTd ~
LOT 10. s-Con..tlrs Of h,e t,J barrel. per. ola g..
Whisky, originally inspected June 1854 coDts,ni
(leJ) one hundred and sixty three gallons 'Dus sss,
Proposals for one ~ barrel and upwsd Of Ills Id "A .
The whisky was originally selected with sre., ..,.
all pure and OF prime qosity Ihe reciisi de.sz y
for sale 10 officers and equal II not s,e ~
whiskys the market has all been .p,ed ,,, -
presrtmonh, and Is In excellent order packsfea bsn ~
beat quality.
Samples Of the WHISKY can b. spd blank proo....
be otained Of The Offices d the following named o,
| Subsistence Department. VIZ;
Colonel If, +, CLARKE, A. d. c. aud A. C. x>
York, wv
BTev Brig Gen. THos. WILSON. c. 8, Bsls...
Nd. = .h ,fr
Captain SSd TH6Mis nE Il g. FSnSs;.
Captain 4. o. BRIGHAM, G. s., Boston, MsI -
Cap,ain J. u. WlGGINS. C. 3, PLi.adephi Pa
The Government reserves the right 70 wihdrv "A, =.
oil Of the above lots, and to rejec, any propossl,
! too low. -
Paynen, TO be made In United States currency wi,hs -
QO) days aer notification OF acceptance Of bid ssa -,
/ g. livery Of tie properly.
guaranty equal TO onehs'f the smonn, proposed n, ..
sccoi pany he bid. signed by two M responsible prse.
When removing the WHISKY, purchasers wlt uov A.,
own transportation, and the Government will load The v
| free Of wharfage. dockage or labor. III
Bidders are invited to be present At the opsuna n ~
proposals Brovo. Brig Gen. Joseph Roberts, u SA -
n,rdiny at Fortress Monroe, Va, or sorle otss sfss
rank viii be present Of lie opening Of bids retssut =
seniees. JAMES ochAi, Colonel aud .Sv..
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-27
CONTENT, or No. a,1a2 lsrprxmBHn 2s.]

CONTENTS OF NO. 2,l12 lsHPTTMBHR 2sl
Property; Grcua Hess jmputston Tie Albany s,snde
Monumenis and MeroI,l' fire The Church
NewJrsey Canvass The NeerOes in North Caoina Come
" Ssws S SUsTaaTMitsly; Naval New. from Washington
Eew-York; New England; The Southern Atlantic States
sas. The a PScia COAST PoSs Demsa .ceany
FoRrIeS NEws-EuroPe; Mexico; South America Central
TRIAL wIRz-InsIestins Particulars of the Evi-
THr MIssrssirrr FEERpnES-Report Of Assistant Com
nson How the Plantations are WoTked Special Dispatch
ME LISCoLs on MICRO srrFaAos-He Fsvou Universal
Suffrage; A Letter to Gen Wadswogth.
DEATH OF GES. LASoRiciEIE. ..
FRoH san FkANclscO
OUn EUROPEAN CORRzsPoSDEScy- London Psri. ard
Florence Letiers; The Envoys 0! the bey OF funis.
The ENGLISH ToURIsTs-FTom Qnr Special Correspond
sni succe. OF The ecepisa No TFoube from the Fesns
Thefsi singular Enemy OIston ct 81 Log; Over the
Prairies; Chcaso; 4 Few wo.ds on Railroads
Armed to Resisi the LberI; New Play Prohibied Gwin
Organizing the Con'ederstes in the Imperial army Imperial
THE FAsnioss-sp-cisy Reported for The Tribune; Bon
pets Walls Cloak Trimming Shave, Dress GcOds Modes
THS RUSSIAN PIAevr--o ofleial sisieaenis.
, FRoN S6s sALvApoR-iaticulars Of the Execution Of
NoHrH CARoLSA-The State Elections Encouraging Intel
THE RIVAL STATE TIoKxTs
Msxcolhe situation Of tine Liberals; Letter from Pre
THO LEIsH BY the author OF Denis Dome" Gc-Chsp
ter XlVIIl; sognd Of We ding Bells; Concllso on.
NEW IcAI1oNs-Ihe Westminster Review for July;
The Edinbursh Review for July. :
NEw.S oEK TO UTIcA-Crops Along the Route; Indisn
Com; EsTy Harvesng Brown Corn; Apples: General Ap-
pesranoe Raosds; Their Business Hotels Crowded. Con
eiuson.
INTERESTING TO FAEsERs-Amelican lastiiae Farmers'
Club
wysrgns sTocK 0RowrSo tsecona letter.; conccrninr
stoek Tde the Buying Stocs Fat Illinois Steers
Ghe Ant OF Feeding Profits o. the SaTeS Ditcuities &e
LArEsT EURoPGAS MARKS KTs.
fkssoSAL -PoI5TiCAL--CIIY ITR1s.
MISCELLANEOUS lTTNE
MARRIAGES IEsTus
LATEST NEWS BIZ NlAgyETIo TELE0aAPH-Spseii, Dis
patches 10 The ~ Y. Tribune
CoNxERcIAI-full Reports Of tho Stock Money Cotton
Grain, and Cattle Markets specially reported foe Ihe n y
Tribune.
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clubs subscribe for THE WEEKLY SBsr sEKLr Edi
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price for which such paper can be printed
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-27

nor SALE-valuable REAL ESTATE in
Columbia Cosny, ~. f--A fAlM on 'he osnk. oi .he @
Hudson River opposite Catsk snd ABOUT mile nom the
DEPOT OF Oak I'LL Station II contains shout fOo acre. OF *
cecnt tabe land In good state OF cultivation Dufns tns
mat wear new farm House has been erected ard there IL
enc Barn and Hay Press tho place Directly on and over
looking the scr In view Of the Csski Mountain no 'osa
ton on the east hank Of the liver j. dc.tsbe The
walton over and frontage tie river Afford egbe ses io
bui ding. Also FARM about three miles from the ' o'
ud.on on the Clayersck Greek conisniog 100 acres
sir.ble fm under .ocd cultivation For terms, Sc SPpy %
B. L. MACONN al Hud,on, y. y or to JOHN H. oih'
LETTF, No. 40 Chestuut-st. Phllsielphis
New-York daily tribune., 1865-09-27
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