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Liver Pills, purely vegetable. Depot 208 Dock st.
RhleAelphls. sold By Or. Y. X. fovauaAn, Elkton,
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~ History of the Secret Service,

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Complete Lists of all Newspapers in Michioan and
Wisconsin in November number. Also II complete
list of All Religious Newspapers in America
New-York tribune., 1867-07-30
rrIp vrpNOST MIrRDrR

-AsCuTyEYyILLT, July 29--8 p. m.--Henry
wiams the hcndish murderer Of Mr. and Mrs. Gowing.
has undergone his examination aud, after barely es-
Gaping ynchIng by a mob, Is safely confined In
tho Rutland jail 20 await his trial for murder in
tho rst degree At tho conclusion OF the examination.
when the Sheriff took tho prisoner from the hail. the
excitement among the crowd intense and there was
n general determination 20 lynch him Tho officer. hav
ing succeeded in getting the prisoner into the Aesnett
House. waited nearly two hours Tor the exaspeI1teed
crowd 10 dispersc but, nndnR they woul1
not. he obtained assistance and started 10 con-
vey the prisoner TO tho State Prison, IN windsor
to lodge him there fer the night While going down the
aud tho officer and his assistants succeeded IA
placing him In team After he was in, one OF
tho prominent citizens OF the town, relative OF the
murdered victims, threw rope with sliphoose
over his head; but one OF the officers succeeded
In preventing its catching the neck 0f the murderer
Tho team then started, followed by tho crowd utter
ing Hang him." Lynch tho scoundrelp &c Tho
whip WIS applied 10 the horses, and the onceis ana
murderer were out of harms way. Tue testimony
against the prisoner Is strong and there mas as yet
been nothing offered 20 show that he is other than
guilty OF the terrible double murder charged upon him.
Miss Ella A Goeylng thirteen year old daughter oi
The murdered parties gave IN very clear @ m hr %.
father who asked who there. The man replied that
it was Mr. Hitchcock and that the cows were in the
corn-eld Her father got up dressed himself ana went
into the kitchen She then heard lOud voice IN tnh
direction and In few minutes came into the bed
room where her mother In bed ond she was III ru'
die bed Her mother asked the man VINO e was, ana was
srugclc and the then went out and all was stil,
Tho girl was frightened that she covered up her head
i'm tho bcdclothes and remained perfectly 5t which act
probaby saved her life She knew IL was Williams, Tor
he worked for her father and sho knew his voice During
the girls story tho prisoner very much embarrassed.
aud the axe, cloted with blood was brought into
tbe ROOM his head dropped instantaneousiy. His true
name Is said Heran Miller, but he has recently
by the name OF Henry WililaInS A
New-York tribune., 1867-07-30
DIED

AsTHOY-At his residence No East Try seveaa 81 % h'adT
July % Charlie. AnshOn Ill d. In the foh year OF his age
The feuds Of the amT the Trustees Faculty Alumni and
a attend his frne 81 Marks tnhfos
in the Bowsry wednesdsy July u. at II oclo'k NJ
BRoWN-Geo Brown, in the 33d year Of his age. ,...x
The relatives family respectfully invited 70 ens
the bis late residence No. 4Ds toahae 'nS as .
yey the remains 10 WOODLAND Cemetery. go -
aRoWsRKIed hY the ntsns Bitter Greek Dakots July y
P.reY Thorn Browne Enyneer the Union Psee haos sno "p
son Of Blias p. and Julia ~ Bro~ne Of Brooklyn
Troy pspsrs please copy i.s.I ffl I. .t..rL I - - .
BIsuoP-M stamford COan sonday Ja g. noup BsaOp 10
PsSsri s:riees o 81 Johns cbersh WEDNESDAY ,eroOSs
O'CLOCK ID .If '"Fr.fr." .s "a fasrlt...la
DoLsRy-At Caaerbury Orange COua T., Jay S Mrs sssss
Dolssn In the 18th Of her age. ... .... -
HERvEY-on Friday a Of consumption Elizabeth se James
The relatives and ea Of family respectfully invited st,ea9
the from her late residence, at BeeVe J On Iues
Greenwood
HuRDon SATURDAY evening Ja a. aer short and painful ncsa
The funeral services viii take place Trinity Churh Tussy Jas
oeloci from whence the remains vii ne taken 70 Middle
Hdfam The relatives and friends and also s
Of TyanhOe Lodge No 6l0 off, and NJ se respectfully
invited 70 attend wlthog further notice s,-s--.a
MOsTGoAgRY-0n Moaday July %, Isabels R. Montgomery, Il
The relative. and eas Of the my respectfully s..ss~
her funeral nesay q O'CLOCK fan the resteoee o hsf noe
No. 30l West Niaeteeath-st 49,. 4, .-.
PIGNoJBT-Sadden Monday morning Jelly ~ Esgese rsnz
let infant Of Louis H. and Anna Pgnoiet aged months and
daya 49,.
The relatives and friends family requested sepd the fany
day morning, Juiy 81. lI 'If-iH ANU ft1M -
PoMBRoY- st Coventry Conn Sunday Jdy 2 Essssv
Pemeroy. esq, 10 the 9st year Of his ssN- t,bst,a
WLsoN-The funeral who died 10 Bnbargs NE
late resencs skilnsus sn3
ParEsre BooKlSn 90 Tuesday afternoon Inst ~ oelseh
Friends Of the family respectfully Invited 10 attend
New-York tribune., 1867-07-30
TIRE INDIAH WIR
r1rsr fE1F---7- ital

I .
THE NAyAJoEs on THE EVE or WAR. y
WASHINGTON, July 29.-A letter received In
TINS city from Fort Union. NewMex states that
the Nayajoo tribes of Indians numbering over 60Oo,
on tile eve of hostilties against the whites a'
GARRISON OF FORT KEARNEY-HoRsE THE 70
INDIAN ATTACKS-TIITEE MEN KILLED AND
-r, ONE WOMAN CAPTURED. vrt. navy O.
From Our Special Correspondent 4lJt-f rt Il
goo AI Fort sRDGwIcK. July 40. 1867.
Private correspondence from Fort kearney
reads thus: The number Of effective men for duty at
this post is just is Out OF this number there are
eight sick in hospital Col Rawson. artillery 0fncer
commands the post There about IL men OF company
H. 36h United States Infantry, and the rest are recruits
Strict military discipline Is the order OF tho day There
is large amOun Of Government property here and the
der Gen. Gibbon was awful. With the aid of small
squad OF men left him, ho Immediately cornmencei 20
build s0ckade, with which he s ablotO guard the pub
lie property left here Between this place and Fort NC
PhcrsOn two gangs OF hOrsethcves, committing dop
relations entirely unmoested These mcn are ranclir
and squattcrs, and they charge the Indians with an
these robberes They stoo some horses from the FORT
but they tracked aud were discoyered TO be whte
Returning emigrants from California state that
their worst enemies white hOrsethieves Our cor
respondent, who is Government official at the post,
closes his episte by stating that bad not been for the
strict discipline maintained there many OF tho Govort
incnt horses would have been stolen .
He says also: News arrived hero this morning that
abonf 900 Indians of lot Of stock from Elm Creek
1O miles from Kearley tho north side Of tho Platte and
that three were killed. one missing ana ono WOMAN
New-York tribune., 1867-07-30
VIRGINIA.
GOV. PEIRporNr ASSAULTED.

RlcHMoND, Va, July e9.--G0v. Peirpoint was
this morning assaulted at the Executive Mansion by Mrs
Driseol, who was immediately after arrested by the
poiee The assault was made bscause the Governor had
pardoned man convicted Of killing her son. The Gov.
ernor was not Injured. ~ r1 : tatLla
yHR REPUBLIoAN STATE coNvEsTIoN--Ac AcT1oN
~ or TIE aODERATEs AND RADICALS. .s.,s y.
RICHMOND. Va. July 2e-The follow ing eall
WI Be published In the papers here tomorrow: eRtt
"Ths ex-ofaeeFs and soldiers Of the United states
Army resident OF she city Of Richmond are requested
70 meet at the Ballard House Wednesday, sst inst al
9p o., 70 consult IN regard TO tho coming Republican
gust .p1I II MANY soIDiERs"
The aboys ominOus, and il s supposed this meeting
wiB form political organization which viii be tbs oppo
meet of that controlled by few loyal men In this
city Hnmerous cauensss being held tonight By poll
nclans who have arrived 10 attend the Convention,
plans OF aston are reported 70 have been agreed
uyea ent mons are dsgioeed split i9 the Republican
organisation y anticipated result Of these meetings.
me gEeat anxiety prevails n regard 20 the Convention
Las fxsfeine hadlea however express their Intention
70 aainst every man who ipdorses their platform.
vsh. " bf9wn, Conlznjssoner of the Fxeedmens Bu,
gye4 let{es heEe to-nght for Eey-Y0rk on bnsiness
Win the schools IN he department He Win
s.s nis homs IA Connecticut, on short leave OF
= 's', y, r----.- - -il3VEIiI WA AZ A.,
TIP TEGisrRArfox BOARDS TO REooNtENE.
WASHINGTON, July 29.-Gen. SchoAeld is
about to issue an order giving directions to the Boards
RegstEston 70 rsconvene at the earliest possible
ef We purpose Of completing registration, Power VIII
New-York tribune., 1867-07-30
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Nosr Ah July sacoOn closed enai sales 100 esesi Low
uILllns l3c receipts Is bales
T,. rsseros e. -CotOu nominal a. 2oe nsaRlcv
sr.ass H o. ars, grades are sa snd unsettled
knl,it aud active Sse the stoch light
Saylsy.u July Cocn and modea,s densnd sales
Of holders are asking 2S asss foe hddhnsi receipts 10
NswoaExAss July 90 srpsr ssss 500 eass, Low ND
ps c receipts Lorisana Sugar IA quiet and the
eL Light ya Fair lSlte Gaia snsr sra and II ssea IN
supply snd modsfss dsusad according 10 s Flour duh
and nomlsa tbees Old al2 New. sk Corn tal and seAtsr
light Meas Peh quiet ess inss fasA sseee.Ihers Y Ss
edsrste sbhns denasA; di4ai Cssr sides
Choke hsps Rd23 Lard quiet be er Ne ssees b
sht tsfs iai eoN ioi Sterling RxShasss s2aS Ssxyeh
sEsAt Ezchsnge tai per cent premium: 49,
IueUsrA Cetoa market stsadyi lghs Ofsfngs rssd
business; sales 90 bales Mddings esa2tto
sr Lows Jay s-Tobssco unchanged Cotton dull
200 for Low MddnE Hemp unchanged bsavy
o " 9sses Es.ss sl!ssn ~ Sssa ~ yIBas, sQ Mssn
New-York tribune., 1867-07-30


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&c. Choice Sse & II T. d es M i: ss'gs;..s b. ~. Sa ...
s. R,fs ..: S s s Spring G % S a'S . S ws G SJ
80 Wheat ia r demand for "es ASsss .1 ss
Zoo bush York state !, 81 delivered The nil C6 a t.I
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I closing unsettled Rss Os S sale: r sss sp ss Se Ss al -
light Barley nomia,l Hss 9oa., scsgS. Opsss
y 90 sS:'' sa 3 l' ss Is .
Corn 1cOO bush, Oats 900 bsh, Rye; 1890 ba'A B'd'y' f
ManrHrs July sscO,tou srn sae5,c e.pohs s rcesg
2t baIe. SuPerGne tsSI seh'pgd Con % sS hsssa . ~"
CasRErsToS c. July 3ecouOa unchanged sales 10 Sss
"sslss Say F..S5sco Ja sssts g. s, as
u Is Barley & ssg$I s. ,.s:, .ss,ts.s ,s. Il @ s Legs s,,ys
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css, sJs, %F fsc iis Hams ses Lard se Ia Raw Was
MIwTSSE, y a c ps1'. s,, sis =, ''ss,, ss.
9uiets 81 20 for No 4 81 g for No q peel - for ~ -
@r no ola Receipts 500 b6ls Itoar 100 sAs 3. A wssa, g
sa:Ss. sa:Ss. S &s:. '' bushels Corn S'n''''' '' r'''
Family % s sSsy g. Ss5 SO 70! S sss' - rS w S
Red ss Willie SaioSss b Corn ,ei1s, 5sc fsr n, MsS
s5 bulk New were we're offered @ Si & dye p,y
settled and nominal at 81 25ae o. Cotton hra 8@gIe t hs
30e Mess demand not offered 70 estees
below sA 30 Bulk Meats 6nn but quiet HsmsSff11 70, Sss
st2sc estimated being ienbls I us
.,%s nS a Ss A - yesr Butter ira aud aH '.sr's =. s @ e g ~
3s @ GSS4 sT Rts 90 GSae da sa1s Ss S Sugar h1 %
ToLspo o o. i"IS PcF oI r S Macs, ,e. 7as N.s s
esr, ~ Isi No Red Wshss ss TO- white M.sirs :; .c,ss
Sts &C. Sd sSsa sss Sc bid os,. sr% "a ss
eeiPts Of the week-7ooo bb tlcUr 6Jo2 bas Whess; 80
bushO ShiDuents-AlsFl
bush Wheat; 10000 bush Corn; i.S,o bG.h Gal.
CHIosGo Jug 29-Floqr daa Spring BIsns 20 Gleto%
and asas5sc for No. o. os sa nd deciHsj gs
for No closing at the iH1ae RE sc aan M sisse % -
a2i asked was ogereL Lsrt srs .. oils
Cattle duh unchgd Live Hys loc; . 50 es 70 go
Corn. 5000 bush Data 200 Hogs sLpncn2o o6Is hssf,
1oo bush Wheat 262 GOO bush Corr % 9oo hnsh ots
Eastern and southern trade s.. So) bbs at tn e, No.
spr1s Sl9T & ss 50 & q, Red %i9ts Sh 5 "h % SiIs @
choice White cansd at 90 80 500 bush No nssase S'ub :.
ef bush Indian. 9'l. and lots Of Ne igo. 9s
Oats Barley Rye and Peas scarce aai 9si Corn ses -
n Canal Preishts steady; wheat Zoe Corn s TO NewYfs
amber a. 70 the Hudsou Railroad shPlorr Bo,.os 70
bbs Flour 900 40 bush Cou 35ioo bet L,a
Canal BTpOss bbls Floor 1860 bush Corn iav basH
BaLfisoSs July 2a~coSae dull aud colea s.
aad ar Mddae Upland 2'1L,lo o.I ae. aHd ~ n,S &
supply sme White I'll Ogs2 50 o good Rel ~ -
@s2 choes Bulk S2 2S 2 ts for good e prime $50
aud 7Saaoc for Old Sugar guhsnsei Poyos stead, vt
July esFour heavy market faers b.e" sre.
ane sa9fs25 whes ETtls *L whest-leacps s.,n -s
tucEy White 50 Rye active at 81 $50 Gl C9rn lfe b
Yellow l7dSl 10; Western M1d 81 iggbi ~ o.t. sgsL
nonsL raining here all s sGi TIE taerm,af ~ ~
grees lover than yesierdsy
New-York tribune., 1867-07-30
TIE PUBLIC HEALTH.
CHOLERA AT ELLSWORTH, KANSAS.

CHOLERA AT ELLSWORTH, KANSAS.
sr. LOUIS, July ga dispatch from ELS
worth Kansas three miles from Fort Harker says that
there were Is cases OF choera there on Saturday ana
five deaths The town ~ almost deserted ana an lhdah
raid upon II Is expected
pEsrILESCE IN NEw-oRLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, July 29.-There were five
deaths from yellow fever, and seventeen from chocr
during the last week
THE EPIDEMIC Az NDTAgoIA
The Indianoia CTexas) Bulletin of the 11th
has the following:
The terrible sickness that has visited has caused
much suffering Many families will DC left without pro
tectOr. aud 1t s duty owe TO humanity 70 relieve the
actual wants OF those who have been thus afflicted
We exceedingly regret 10 hear that IN some Instances
the feelings which should prcdOminate In the human
breast have been wanting, and trust that the nger oil
aud contempt may ever be pointed a. the OK
those who arc by some mstransformaton made In the
Bu we rejoice TO state that the great majority OF
czens are doing their dnty n0bly, and whenever any
like the above come under their observation lne
diae steps are taken 20 alleviate tho o. .9 ~
their oAeTons. and. trst that IN short time tne
cup bitterness may pass from our lips as the sgs are
evident of an abatement Of the disease
The city IL still desoated with the yellow fever and all
Is at sandst Of course; Yet we notice almost
every day that wagons from the Interior w venture u, IN ~
people Of the interior Is 90 keep away for the presc
until The air Is In some way purhed from the lnisetl0ns nous
WILL PERSIST In ycntuTng IN, 20 come when the sun mas
dspeled In ~, es Influences, ana that IS oe
evening and 20 avoid to soorohns rays Of tao noon
Quite demonstration occurred the night Of Monday,
the 18th one OF the nhuinan monsters, VINO desert.n
his relative when with disease and refused WIN
help, taken from his house and treated with coat
OF tar and feathcrs Quite procession accompanied
him. who demonstrated their deIson Dy carrying IAN
terns and beating tin vessel the accompaniment of
dead march.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-30
MO<TRFAI,
AT NEW RoCHELl
wov,x KuIrn At sUMM1r-snsan Deig.

WOMAN KILLED AT SUMMIT.-Susan Deig-
man. woman from SewYork, aged about 80 years, VINO
t was supposed had at service in tho country and
was returning 10 New-York on foot on Saturday
struck by the Easton Express train at Summit for New
York Sho was found by the aide Of the track soon after
the accident and on beng questioned gave the above
name and SAID she was widow from New-lork, where
she had three children she died after the accident
seyercd her body, and several ribs were
broken and her head badly cut On her person was
intelligence Office NewYork, which was her name and
the following direction: MIR shepherlson Prospect
Uousr summit ~ j." Mr. Shepherdson's house Is near
the Summit aud it is supposed that she had been there
M ..
New-York tribune., 1867-07-30
THE CONSTITUTIONAL CONTENTION

NO QUORUM Observation-Disclosures
ALBANY, N. Y, July 29.-The Convention as
scmbled ~ O'Clock. Charles j. Foger. Rep. ontario
President pro TEN. in the chair. ., a.,
Mr.. GREELEY Rep., Westchester) moved that tne ron
OF the Convention be called
Mr.. ARCHER Hsep. Waync) moved to adjourn; LOST.
Mr. Greeleys motion for call OF the roll OF the so
names.
The CHAIR stated that there was not a quorum
prcent and asked what the pleasure Of the conye
tiOu. a, ,,o,,..,L 49,,
Mr. MORRIS dem. Putnam moved te adlonth-ear ear
red-and the Convention adjourned to IL o'clock omor
row morning
New-York tribune., 1867-07-30
POLITICAL.
mcKEoN GENERAL COMMITTEE.
were $l,l3,GGt

An adjourned meeting of this Committee
was held last evening at Masonic Hail. the purpose being
70 elect permanent officers Mr.. Thomas McSpcdon pre-
sided and Mr. f. Plumb Secretary After slight
dscnsson with reference 70 the admission Of dele
CATIONS from the Tonth and Twenty second Wards vote
for officers ss was % es ths ssysntesp Ward P
dent John H. Williams OF the seventh Ward aud Second
Nc Pp%S Assistant secretary Mr. Croiius and r Nc
Spedon late President was unanimously chosen for the
iourned until the first Monday In next September.
REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTIONS. --.
At a meeting of the Republican State Cen
trail Committee held at Boston Friday It was voted to
hold the convention for the nomination of State officers
At Worcester on Wednesday the nth Of September next
Il expected ths. tae com IN VIII preside
held on the same day at b. Paul. To- 4f.
REM. O.. HARRIS on RECONSTRUCTION.
This leader of the Democracy Of Maryland
has written long letter Reconstruction from which
we elip the following extract
rss their course Of deception and indecson and the
must es s o country 's drs
graded and oppressed condition The rcmedy for the
adusl and peaceful because Of the nsurmountabe OBJ.
stscies which enemies throw In the way OF gentle
smpe loves head sches Minerva must spring forth
IN full srmor before he can be relieved Of his pain Tho
obsSss osa TaIn Se as Bes tho N 1s Gns wsp ny
not forgotten that the million majority OF anti Radi-
All. o7 which I hrst spoke are about. With
such tremendous force the Demoeratio Party have
WIN be fairly egStaSly and sSoSssbly settled
order 70 prevent si .sii ~ soss % &
tone aud spirit 70 hose Of race who have been
and sre stu subjected 70 the insults and oppression Of
at vengeance win make all things even" BE hen In.
siss tnat dsanee ana hsus raso ~ es syery
attempt to interfere with the exclusive right Of regat
ing the internal government and policy Of the state
tuOnai Convention and asks whore lies the necessity or
adopted thai Slavery shall net exist IN tho state
New-York tribune., 1867-07-30
GEORGIA.

AUGUSTA, Ca, July 29.-The political situa-
ton is exciting considerable interest The recent letters
OF Messrs johnson, Hill, and Perry have shaken tho
faith Of many who heretofore In favor of reorgani-
zation under the Military bills IL said the Icon
vention becoming popular with the white people
OF Georgia. ....
NEW CoTToN--ATTEMPT OF MURDER.
SAVANNAH, Ga, July 29.-The first bale OF
new cotton for this was received to-day from
Florida by Messs +. W. Lewis Co. II OF very in
fer1or grade. -,
man named Oiman this morning attempted to murder
Mr. A. Noely an old citizen Mr. Neely received some
severe wounds In the neck but Is thought 10 be out OF
danger dispute about rent was the cause OF tho di
fculty. .4 l).t
....- ANOTHER ORDER BY GEN. POPE.
HDQRs. THIRD MILITARY DISTRICT,
Il. t.r Georgia, Alabama, aud PlOrida1.
tr.. .. .. ''.. ATLANTA Ga, July 10 1917 .
GENERAL ORDER, No. 41.-The attention OF
the Boards of Registration In this District Is called 70
General order No 49, from these Headquarters prohlD
ing civil officers from using auy influence whstoYcr 70
deter or dssuade the people from taking an active part
In reconsructng their State Governments under the
acts OF Congress of March a. 1867 and tho acts supple
mentary thereto.
Boards OF Registration hereby instructed to Inquire
this subject and report at the names OF any
civil officers who have been guilty OF any nracton Oh
this order who may violate IL hereafter.
by command of Breyct Major.Gen Pope
G.. X. SANDERsON,
Capt. Y, s. Infantry. A. A. A. G.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-30
MoyEMENrs OF GEN. GRANT.

LONG BRANCH, July 29.-Gen. Grant left
here for Philadelphia o special train this morning.
Lsicks6iug. KJ-Ges. Grant stopped here on bis way
10 Philadelphia, and was loudly cheered by crowd ut
the depot.
Phiddstphia-Gen Grant arrived by special train from
Long Branch a noon and proceeded directly 90 Harris
burg from which place hts family will go 20 Doupoday
Gap springs, Cumberland Co., Pa and tho Generai VIII
20 t0 Washington. ,..
Bairtsbnrg Gen Grant passed through here tongnS I
for Newville, Cumberland County, with Mrs Grant anu
her father The two went to Doubleday Gap springs,
and the General returned here and will leave at O'clock
a ni for Washington. .la lt't.A .t.. ! a..I. .-H
New-York tribune., 1867-07-30
ARMY GAZETTE.

A,., Sarrsou D. Wilson haspsr,meu published feT the gd
transferred FROM tho Depart, aneo Of Psyinasers: :. ,
prn 81 The East ~ A Assistant Sugeou United
o The Missouri H. States who has serted three
nen volunteer regular
permitted delay Joining his sis service b entitled 10 the pay Of
ton ul the LIST Of Sept Surgeon Captain OF CaSslry
d. Irwin has been transerr-dl II that he
from the Dep.rment consSion length Of
sou 10 the Department entities 10 ths pay
service
has Been stationed and ae from which entitled VIII be
at forsmou,h, n. H.; Asst Sur saAelent evidence.
geon far,sud has been ordered TO d. w. bRcH,
The Departuen. d the Cslior 49, mi Paym"tet- General
MIA. Nok.-Ihb subsNtae TOT
fivear The circular of tho th nsi which 10
following decision Of the War De- hereby revoked
New-York tribune., 1867-07-30
THE LAND OFFICE.

In accordance with Instructions from tho Commissioners
,s, Onse there sold at publc sas 90 June
al Prairs ChIeu Wisconsin under the direction Of The
nesrs o Ia Crosses Land o6e. os lots tas Fort h
80 ranging from $40 Szoo lot A.de Iem
shs smeunng The aggregate 70 tie sum 81 -
hs cobssisi % ms buildings epoa II different o
lie saa e ss These sale. were made andsr s act q
1862 providing for the disposal u toe tot
IA Port Word Military Reservations and tho ke o July is'
rel .oa 10 brought into msrke upsef esssns avs