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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-18

mysteries which tho journalistic vision fans 10 pehe
trats II NAV 90 for short distance into Kentucky
but the reports which have been sent abroad about
it, and perhaps the affair itself, are evidently ie'h'
Perhaps they are designed TO draw reoel troops 'ron
Bowling Green-perhaps from Southwest Missouri'
The Great Expedition down the Mississippi cannot
start at present The 10 gunboats will all be ready
for service in few days, but the 50 mortar-ras are
by no means prepared, and there is no such concern
tratiop of troops here as the expedition will require
The rebels have so guns at Columbus, and have
added much to the great natural erebg,n oi
that point. They have evidently determined 10
make their great stand there. II our forces succeed
in taking Columbus Memphis and New-orleans VIII
fall of their own weight. This of course, presup'
poses that the expedition will start some time; though,
in view of the general lehargy in the Union armies,
loyal men here are not disposed 10 be sangune. The
inexplicable, and apparently criminal neglect 70
throw a force into East Tennessee, which would
have cut the Southern Coniederacy into two parts
and saved those loyal men Of the mountains IRON
being hunted down and hanged Ike maefactors, Is
very severely commented upon. The fresher news
of the course Of treatment which has compelled Gen.
Sigel to resign is also spoken of with good deal OF
bitterness. As Sigel is tie only General 10 our
armies who ever commanded 10000 men before the
war broke out. and has shown himself one Of our
most able and efficient officers this policy is perplex-
ing to those who suppose that we arc at war IN
earnest.
Memphis papers from the I'd to the 10th, inclusive,
have been received here. They do'not contain much
news Of interest. dispatch from Richmond states
that W. II. HulJurt of New-York, who has been for
several months under arrest, has been set at liberty
by order of Gov. Letcher. An editorial in 1he
Memphis Appeal reasserts that the Rebels will never
give up the wag until our Government not only
recognizes their independence, but also gives them
kentucky and all the other Slave States. They
recognize the fact, you perceive that Slavery has
something TO do with the war. The Memphis Ara
ianchc of the I'd states that The Cincinnati Enquirer
is regarded as friendly to the South and since the
suppression Of The LoUisrWe Courier by the Union
authorities ia largely taking the place of that journal
among the Rebels Of Southern Kentucky. The En-
gyirer you aware, il jusi now engaged in It's old
cry Of AbotioDist at every body who believes in
conducting the war effectively, and was one Of the
most Inscriptions, persatent and malignant leaders
in the crusade against Gen. Fremont The traitors
evidently know who their friends are.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-18
VERY GOOD REASONS.

To Ms Editor u The ". 7. Tribune.
SIR: Your paper of the 10th inst. contains very
uncaedf attack Col Ssins mounted regiment. The
necessity Of having such Colonies Swain evident for the
following in the first place Col Swain 10 90 near
sighted to be able his sword when hs arm
4. extended Now Sir in hsndohsnd fight when Colonies
who could hnew that defeat certain on their side
would retreat otherwise thsmseves Col swain
would boldly fight no. knowing where TO run to- even tbs
head Of his horse might be 'hot of but he could not see II
thus By bis eIsmpe causing others to stand and fh 10 the
death Further for such appointments not nece
suy. JOHN omiih' morse "s'he'
Overcome by the force of these reasons,
we withdraw all our objections. Let the
great work 20 on I'd. Trib.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-18
Con,,uaee ncm Filth Page.
weather is moderatiag again and the prospects 10.

weather s moderatiag again, and the prospects 10 q
speedy opening OF TIE river are fair. e'r
Gen. Price, the member elect from the VI" ''"'
yreesi5psl District lell for Washington to-day
No person will lee hereafter allowed 10 ie'''s '"e
city uotl afer his eagg ge il Inspected 10y me o,'e
appointed for thst purpose and the trunks seated
Some Of the papers are yentilatnS me an'eceoeh'f
# The ne-yly-aPT ointed senator rom missouri 400,
RotIt, No, Irijsy, Jan II, 1862.
Tue b,;eado which has Left here for the Yves. with,
IN tbe mas, three DAYS is composed Of the Both and
3G,h Illinois. Goth and 4th Missouri Regiments, aud
BackoG p aa1 iohman's batteries, under command
Of Gen. 0t;erhaus.
Another brigade, under Gen. Sigel viii probably
leave il Gay or two; and Gen. Sigel will doubtless
assume command Of the entire division M tie proper
time.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-18

v,,x ~ Bro,pw.Y--A o'clock lss' . evening
fire brok. out in the building No. @ ou x.
corner 9i pai ,se premises occupied by p. X Pratt
fourth noV IRE and steam regulators II appeares
agent Tor hrs ssd been overheated and had eommn
that ,ne sIh the next door below occupied ey Gso
h's Mponsd commission merchant line Gsmus.
Tho premises by w. Ms SrssS open
ao v , pstro sad the stock oand to be SOnsJe
in Inc. ar,e Sb by water The building 9wns'
piy - u" m"'S;l,on; damage $50; fully insured
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-18
THE EXPEDITION FROM CAIRO.
CAIRO, H.. Friday, Jan. II, !

CAIRO, III, FTidsy Jan. II, I6b4
Advices from Cape Girardeau state that the expe-
dition which left hero for Dallas aud bloomfield,
returned this a. M, bringing twenty-three prisoners,
among them Capt. Day of JEFF. Thompson's army.
Reports from Paducah say heavy cannonadng wa'
heard up the Tennessee River this morning.
Gen. Grant sent instructions to all hospitals here
to-day 10 be in readiness at ehort notice.
Nothing of importance has been received from the
expedition to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-18
MOVEMENTS OF NEW YORK TROOPS.

ALBANY, Friday Jan. H. 1907
The 18th regiment, Col. Green, and two artillery
companies, Capts. Won Put'akamer and Ellis, left
for New-YorlS ut } o'clock this evening. They were
reviewed in the Park by Gen. Morgan, and addressed
by the Hon. G. p. Pierce OF Ulster, before their de-
rarure They are a fine body of men, and number
300 strong.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-18

Tx SUNDAY QursrioS has been pretty thorough
" discussed in the Courts, Legislature, and Press
The Pulpit is to have its say now. The hev. III
Rice leads the way on the History OF che sac'a''
next Sunday night, and Ds Hague, 0su'e' A'""'
Foster aud Vinton are to follow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-18
TIE SUMTER AT CADIZ.

The following lie the copy of dispatch received
per the steamship Arabia
by Telegraph
LONDON via QUEENSTOWN, Jan. 4 llb2
HAIIFA1 Thursday, Jan. Is, 1862.
HIRAM BARsEY, Collector, New-York:
The Sumter has arrived at Cadiz, having burnt
three vessels. &. +. ADAMS L. y Minister.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-18

NJ. W, II. Russell Tie Loado" I."''' core
,pondent, il, we learn, entirely ooD'a'.'.'"'
remains for short time in New'iorS' sno - :" r''.
snt enjoying the hospitalities OF lie many '''"'' "
this city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-18
ADVERTISEMENT
THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC
Fox 1862.

Th, popaar ANNUAL Ia now ready ,so eop,e sG psssbs
Pnlcr H. cents IL copies for VI ..,,l.r. solicited
Maid BY Express ~ per 100 C.,n 'Tribnne Alnsnss for
We can supply back NUMBER ,s q sss ie6o and 1901 rss
wear. lsis 100, ls1 Adde'S, Tr TSISrsH Ns"i'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-18

nm, To,pr,r IN PIrrsBURGH.-John ri .uS If
lht co. raw DAILY rmHrsK in fitt,6aIs; AZ. Ahs :"
Is or ags wishing paper Mil psse .ssJs tito
,'i,b Mr Pittock, opposite the ihr"'o'' VIZ"
all pa, w o. SidHetS Co. p,Nvrr Pa have fss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-18
NETWORK LEGISLATURE.
SENATE. ALBANY, Jan. u, 1862.

NOTICES.
BY Mr.. TRUMAN-For amending the usury laws.
Mr.. BELL called up the resolution in favor OF the
State assuming the collection OF the quota OF the Ma
tional tax. Adopted
The resolution asking the New-lork Senators TO
vote TO abolish the iranking privilege was adopted.
The Senate has just passed the bill authorizing the
Supervisors Of Kings County 10 raise ~ 200 for the
relief Of families Of volunteers.
rsAUTUoEIZfD BANKING.
Mr.. MONROE introduced bill which amends
the twentieth chapter, fret part, Of the Revised
Statutes 90 that the section shall read as follows:
Tcn No shall sve pay or receive in payment Or
g. any way circulate any e.ns oi Q. sny nos
b,pker or banIns association whatever which shall b. made
payable ohsie than In Lawful money OF the United states
except however that It shall be lawful to make issue and
der ofdepo daf payable 10 bank bills or funds
par the place where such drs or order shall %
SIC No action .hsi be maintained for any violation Of
the said section above nenoned or any penalty Incurred an
Of December 1861 and the time his act shall take effect
sKc. $. his a., shall take eject Immediately
couNTY TREAsURERs.
Mr. FOLGER introduced n bill in relation t.
Comfy Treesufers, which forbids any County
Treasurer in this State To loan, invest, or otherwise
use MONEYS which m6y come into bis hands a. srch
Treasurer by virtue Of his office, except 10 make
snch investment in 'rus az he may make by law, or
in obedience to the order or judgment OF any Court
having jurisdiction thereof And whoever shall
offend ugans the pgoyirons OF this act shall forfeit
tripe tie amount OF the interest realized by him for
his own use--the amount to be recovered by the
Dist rict-Aitoney. TIE amount recovered by the
Dlstrict.Attorney in such suit Except the costs,
which shall belong ~ him to be paid into the County
'rreasury for the benefit OF the county poor.
No bond, mortgage, or other security for tbe pay
ment of money, for the performance OF any cond-
ion, now hereafter held BY any county treasurer,
shall be hypothecated assigned, or in any other
manner used by hin, tos the purpose Of making to
himself any incon,s, profit, benefit or nd, antsgs
violation Of this act is made mirdemeanor, and
any person violating may he indicted and tried
therefor; and he shall in addition forfeit the office OF
Connty Treasurer held BY him. The said vacancy 10
10 be filed according TO the existing law.
Joint resolutions in favor OF aboshng the frank
ing privilege adopted.
The resolution fixing the I'D inst for the election
of a Superintendent Of Public Instruction Of the
Regent University, was adopted.
The Committee on the part OF the seuate Tor ap-
portionng the Congressional Districts, If Messrs
Connolly, Ramsey, Garrison, Bell and Fsrrer.
Adjourned till Monday evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-18

TAdvsnIsenlelI,I = m.
yorxs MANS BEST CAriIM - 20,
HAN. - 10 know how 70 WILLS, Ns Broadws!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-01-18
FROM yWE ARuV es TfBE onsS.

Relative EGcieu.y Of tire <nio" ARMY ,"
ReytUeIy--BeitFr Eisas's'h Than "oi"'''s
Sanitary Condition Of ''se Troops "e
rfif.tar, Situation Balm md NuH w. ~"
Ad,nuee-Arri.nis frcM sac ssebe' side
News f,om FiowI,sg-GrcsD. ac.
, 1862-01-04

5tEy E1teIEI0f I0Ug6. ...A- I
Street. Secretary Of Garden City Lodge.
Persons wishing drop letters advertised must
athx 8 cent stamp.
r. ONCE open from 1st My to 1T November,
daily Except Sunday, from A. Il. till 2. 4. On
Sunday fruD till ION 4. II. From November 1st
TIL Nny 1st from a. II. till F. L., dally {e1cnpt
Sundays, and on Sundays from $50 tin lois r.
&2x6 ]. L. SCRIPTS, P. N.
, 1862-01-04
@uitarp Gno1s.

GWORDs, BELTS, SAsHEs.-
~ g; RonY . CO. ,
mastery and General Gfncers o. 3 ReEnIation svosd
Belts snd SaEhea BLnDGET. BROWN 4 CO, s1ld
Agent, 80 BaeknaR HKeek Now Koek,- Ga1hs8alm .
, 1862-01-04
GREAT CONSOLIDATED
LIEE!f


CIEElNNAI1 End EHIEAGU
AIR-LINE RAILROAD.
Eort7 Mics the Shortest Eoute 70 Cincinnati IadiaaAr
poh and l4outarilIe.
TRAINS leave West Side Union Depot, Chc.gc.
dii!r as follows:
Gin 4 M-Day Express, Sundays ezreptei)
->HEoEaH TO CINCINNATI AID INDIANAPOLIS WIFE,
OCT CHANGE OF C1Ea.
EAs7HzM CosEEC1loNa- Andarson sad EchE1snA
for Peous Urbaus. Dayton. Aunia Colunabus> and al
notuta In Central snd Eastern Ohio.
soU1HEEs CoxsEor1o4s-At ind.aaap2:ss fos Erane-
and III points il Ceatal and Southern lndtana a!so sox
Louisville, Fraakfo5t Lexington. 4ad AZ points S2ut
ParSeIsburE and points on tbs Ohio River.
TraIns arrive 1t Cincinnati at HN z. IL
Through tickets BY this hHe be obtained ut Al
princpaI Railroad offices Ia the Northwest and st es
EompanyB 0daGa+ No. Is Randolph street. Chicago
fundet the Sherman Eouse.1
JOHN BRANDT, Superintendent
CHAS E EQIItErT, Gs1. T:eE:..Aseat uyU
, 1862-01-04
Sanausky, Dayton & Cincinnati R.R.
Il CONNECTION WITH
CLEVELAND & TOLEDO RAILROAD,
age1lctfS.

l. D. o1MsrED LYMAN BA1AD
LOAN AGENCY,
Collection and Insurance of6ce
l.. D. OLa1STED d CO.,
Corner Lake and Lasalle Streets.
We have made a5a2gemsn5s n to connect neg IT Xtth our
PRODUCE ON CoMmIss1oN.
on ezts1ded iiiaa7 III II enaele Us I; sell Produce
i t. ssE i o. a
as1pha, as rIsferred b our c9RfignoTs We pIedge
but u ii secp ee
ton ac lmpaItlall! lor he Interests Of tho5o Who
may taEoE Us with their consignNen1s.
REFERENCES:
| EKw YoKK. MONTREAL.
H Hssss fsx1S4 f @ :sS sR5szssss; Ssa sg4zsS,. sssi
% H@os Eao' s - - Will Rsm faIiS4 Iaee Esq asa
| He's, VAT Dnnaing 6 EfsasI5 BEadlsy, Esq.
sssts Kssd 1,tIsg tTsglq5 Co. Acs;rs Ogden Fleetwood
IT, :, ss: ss':Ess Els Ssas' s z$$:s It
Hon. %!is@ sa: asssfs: sssS7 Esss S5s5'n
| Hon. 5oha SosSian: Aessrs. t. : c. Il pua.
ea; : sesas'% s1s NC xs5a {S55sf FL =:
5sasihse asa hH5ss5 ESQ Hon js::: jss:5s;5 ss!55
E:!:!; z:$s;;: T f isr.sas. esesF: s.:
Msss7s sk|ssss Rssss e. g. nss5sss &,
Aessfs Auston4 Sumner wAvKgSF, IL
Messss: stapae1d, Vent - sEsIstaFss ~ ST 1,w4
nss e. & slsf4s1n a4ss P1zhsa7 H Eso 'W
aesx4a naf5TefR pay 62e0 aVssAgS
AeserS- Collins BrOfher9 DUBUQUE IOWA
, 1862-01-04

-.sss!En So5n1ItneEE Fa!; ;oy. ina fl- Trn;1E
xeot5a 11;39 4 =: Night Express Saturdays excepted
1i;s2 A. :lo1ct AcEoomodat!on SUNDAYS excepted
5aV r d. Through Trims arrive. SIS N and 81
2. NJ Joliet Accommodation y.5O M ~ va
, 1862-01-04

Mathews HARRIET D mi
May John mre
Mason SisEie m{ag
Nastereon BesEa miss
Mairs NJ c mrs
Mention Ann miss
Mead Isaac H mrs
Meeker Julia miss
Mills Ruel mrs
Miller Mary E mrs
Miller Tuelie mrs
Mitchell Eudora miss
Minton Annie miss
Miles Susan mrs
Mcrann Addclinc B MI
Mccarthy Ann mrs
McClellsnd I.ouIsia mi
Mcdonald Eliza mrs
Nerin Bridget
Newsomc Margaret {
Mary
Eico1s F amy mias
Obrinc Joanna mrs
O'Connor Bridget
OHier E n mrs
O'Connor E ID miss
Parker Sarah L miss
page Susan mrs .
Patterson Martha ] mi
| I'arapn P s miss
Page Phebe miss
Parks Chaplin ur8
| Terkins h B mrs
pe1itt Josephine mrs s
Phillips J-F mrs 2
| Peterson Mary a
Pardee mrs and others
, 1862-01-04

90 Contractors.
NFFICE, CONrNISSARY DF

{ 1FFlCE CO11M1SSAKY De-
~ FAKThiENT, CA1En, III. JAuuAry !st, l962x
Sealed proposals will be received st this ofce from
loyal citizens Of the United States Government only
until Il O'Clock NJ FRIDAY, the 10Th Of January,
1861 for furnishing 500 bushels potatoes good Qna
lty to be In sacks and to be delivered weekly (every
whole aInonnt required shall hare been furnished;
The whole to 6e delivered, nea Of drayage 1t the
New Uncle Sam or At snch pace In the city Of Cairo
IS may be required by the ComutasaE7 Subsistence.
The undersigned receives the right reject any
all n1ds offered.
Bids Wl be opened at this office at Il O'clock H. on
FRIDAY tie 10Th Of January, 1852 and h'ddera are
uueSted to be present.
ali proposals to be e1dorsed Proposals tor furnish-
rE POtAtpcAH RICHARD MuALLISTEK,
Jas h62-A Captain and Couanais&aEy subsIstence.
, 1862-01-04

A PEUGNET,
H. COA3I1ss1ON MERCHANT.
Personal attention given TO the purchase aud sale Ct
GIs!n Flour 4nd coTnt5X S PEodqss g gepsssy g L.
RErFkxNcrs-Hon- Wm B. Ogden, Hon 3, ~ Eay.
rnond. Chicago Ill; ?. HnEnonys herhs Co. Telrer-
don Bros Jamex King 4 SONG New York: J. II. Lucas.
Eaq- Ch.a- Chouteau, Esq St. LoniA
, 1862-01-04

GEALED PROPOSALS ARE IN
~ yited TIL the 10th dsy Of January, 1s 1ao'c!ock
fr fo1 T. bs It H. REEF SA
berseurE Or YoIk r. a sooa After The 5t6 da3 q
crnment Vi receive under this contract 600 hea1,
and reserye the right to call for any additional num-
Der up to il .1D1.
Each lot Of Cattle delivered shall average 1t least
cciyed which weighs iesa than 1,ooo pounds gross
weight.
Tre aau17 NoteA and reject any bid for any cause
No bid Will bo entertained Unless tho bidder IS present
The bids to be directed to Maj. A BECKWITH.
c. & q. s. A, Washington, D. G.. and endorsed Pro
posals tot Beef"
FORM OF BID:
LAR, do herrby propose TO deliver to the Govern
neuy good Beef Cattle on tho hoo{ for - pef hun
dred pounds gr9ss wEht The Cattle te es ds!i,ersa
vertfaenatnt 1be CArIe 70 be weighed Oh the scales
and the weight 80 determined to be the Purchase
bond for the fnfMent q The Contract rad rsoeire
Treasury Notes or oshsr Government 1unds in paymeot
ff1f the Cattle .de3l. E11t-t4
, 1862-01-04
.Tlour ann ;Terp.
.Tor the ar111g.

w ANTED FOR THE REGU-
w Lar Army, Eighteenth Infantry Rides,
AHLE-KODEED MEN.
For three Se.rz Good pay Board Clothing and Medi.
cal attendance provided Fay from
$l3 TO 311 PEE n30NTH,
P1omotlons to he made from the RANKS. Nineteen
Companies Of this RIDE Regiment arr no@x full and ia
street, under BtewIteEb LIT SsoIs, ander Sherman
House JOHN a. THOMPSON. Captain q. 5.A
da19b51+4a Recruiting Of1ces.
, 1862-01-04
CTATE OF ILLINOIS. COOK

~ COUNTY. .ES4-Superior Court Of Chicago, jan
ua1y Term, A. D. 1S62-Phtnp j. Price and DaT1d Nor
ris vs- JeIEis Laugdon and Samuel ". Baruard--At
tachment.
Public notice Il hereby given to the said Je7vts Lang
don snd Samuel Barnard that writ Of attachment
Issued out Of the Office Of the Clerk Of the Superior
Court Of Chicago. dated the ath dag Of Dccembcr, A
David Morris and against the Of the said Jer4s
LaEgdon and Sunue. y. Barnard for the sum Of Fnur
TO the Sheriff Of Cook County which sad writ has been
returned executed -
Now, therefore, unless yon the ssid Jervis taugaon
ann SAMUEL Barnard shall personaly Dc and Hp2e4s
the nrst day Of the Tern thereof to be holden Il
the Court House In the City Of Chicago On tnr tTsI
plead Is The said pIant action judgment vii b
entered against and IN a1os o. ,as .. ssa m ~
cicpt to satisfy the said Judgment and costs will be
sold to satisfy the same ,,
BAuar l. GAR1, Pr6a Astga> da3tk 19-;u
, 1862-01-04
|)ITTsBURGH, Fl. WAYNE 4
For Boston, New York, Philadelphia.
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON.
Harrisburg and PiffshurrFz
1881 WINTER ARRANGE
1oole MENT.
Michigan Southern and Lake Sherz


Or and after SUNDAY. Nov. Sd. and until furta@
notice, trains will leave Chicago ~ follows:
coo 4 n daily tsxecpt S@nnIny} @ III Old Alca1ga1
Line % soad At WEte fiscon With m train M for Threa
Rtrers 1t Adrian with trains for Jackson at Ait~
Ling Junction with t7ans for Mouraa and D.
s'1ES 5 + Il ay >szeep. Saturday, vi. Old ulo
trains for Detroit.
Trains arrive from the East Mt 1:s a Vi. and II P n
~ tie abess tEias aKs 5esalsE eongse5o1s =
Besson Baltinofe aad III poss Eaxs
asn 1'eaeE t?ssh al
Through Tickets can be obtained at the Comrauy*a
1f Suiea nd
GeEI Supt, To!rdo. o. GenT VI WesternAgt
MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAIL-
1AhAl II YGNn HI fSS ND TIE II GASabs bH.A
On and after SUNDAY, Noy- ID. 1s6iz Trans leava
taS Great Central Union Depot foot Of Lake street. =
11oIt = So = sSRl It. suspenson 'e Rsidgs % Il t
H. Bestsn aean{ Ill ~ 4. M H. SS* 4osS 'se
6oP: A-EiEht ExrEesz !e5ecPt s. .urday} .Tiyea as
albany si5 4 Il. New foTE saiss:E l. L. Bossas
SIS g. sa faas Esf :
II Chicago at Il % a Ii. Fast Express; a. Ed1 2. H.
The ~ r b. Train leaving N,htcago TUB through to
salisbury i Patent busters are run on Dsy Express
fa!sfs GhesIe ssE 81 aEss
TaRogGa T1GkErs feE ssls in sH psiucipA RaiEoad ID
snd Dearborn streets {unde1 the fremont House, Gil
cago. and at the Depot IT,, ,,oa.7e,4n+saz.u+
+ " suy1tu Western F.s, Ar't
, 1862-01-04
EELNB0LD'S EXTRACT DUCuU,

EELN1B0LD'S EXTRACT BUCuU.
no FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT IT.
PREPARED ACCORDING TO
PHARMACY AND CHEMISTRY,
FREscRIrED AND rsEp EFT
EMINENT PHYSICIANS.
EELrTRoLD.S EXTRACT BUCHU
Is pleasant in It's taste and odos immediate IN ita
Ecton and free fcn ali injurious propeTea Cures at
Little expense.
LITTLE OR no CHANGE IN DIET.
Price ONE DOLLAR per bottle or Su for FIVE
DOLLARS, delivered to any aane. initial hotel, post
t1press Office Or Etore
Describe Symphonic In Ell Communications.
HILADOLDS GENUINE PREPARATIONS.
EXTRACT BUCuU,
EXTRACT SARSAPAEIII4A.
PHYEIC1AKs, PLEAAE kuIlCK-We make no secret OF
nEredicuts- They selected bI competent Drug
s;ist aud arc Of the best qualify.
HLMBoLn's GENUINE PREPARATIONS
FEErAnD N vAcuo. Br
Il. T. HELnIBCLD.
PRACTICAL AND ANALYTICAL CHEMIST.
Depot-1aa South Tenth Et- Phl1ndeIph1a P1
SOLD BT
LORD & SMITH,
Wholesale Druggists, ~ Lake ST., Chicago,
AEcos for TIT 6atc Of Illinois, Also BY all 1especta-
bic Dsnggtsts.
BEWARE OF coUsTEEFE17s.
Ask for Helmbo1d'k---Tske no other.
, 1862-01-04
Tbe Gtthtttte.
LIST OF LETTERS


Remaining uncal1ed for IN tho Chicago Port
Office.
, 1862-01-04

ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAIL-
l. ROAD.
Change of Time!
On 1nd after SUNDAY, NOT. 18th, 1851. trims rTE
Ieare from Greet Central Depot foot OF LAKE md
South Water ssEeets, as follows:
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to al important points
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HYDE PARE AND WOOD LAWN.
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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-03-27
Council Proceedinga.
OouNcIL CnAMBEa,

OQGNClL. AaAAbE1y [
Monday Evening, March "A, '62.
Council met. Present, the Mayor, eoun-
ciInen HunneIl, Chandler, Fergus, Smith,
Miller, Haney and Muentzer.
The Mayor informed the Council that the
object of the meeting was on Councilman
Smiths appeal from the decision of the
Chair on last Saturday evening.
And on the question, "Will the Council
sustain the deeision2" the ayes and noes
were required, and are as follows:
Ayes-Councilmen Hunnell, Chandler,
and Fergus-3. 6"
Noes-Councilmen Smith, Miller, Haney
and Muentzer--4. r
| So the decision was not sustained.
Councilmen Smith then moved that the
vote taken on the 10th day of March, 1862,
on the question of adopting the new char
ter be reconsidered. a
And on the question, +" Will the Council
agree to the motion ?'' the ayes and noes
were required, and are az follows:
Ayes -Councilmen Smith, Miller, Haney
and Muentzer-4.
Noes-Councilmen Hunnell, Chandler and
Fergus.
So the motion to reconsider was agreed
to.
And on the question, "Will the Council
agree to adopt the preamble and resolution
of Councilman Klusmfn, passed on the l0tt
of March, 1862, the ayes and noes were re
quired, and are as follows : -
Ayes-Councilmen Hunnell, Chandler
and Fergus-3. @
Noes-Councilmen Smith, Miller, Hane.
and Muentzer--4. .-..- +.
So the preamble and resolution were no
adopted.
The Mayor presented two sidewalk re
ports, one on the northeast side of Fourt
street, between Walnut and Chestnut, an
the other on the north side of Fourth stree
between Chestnut and Cherry.
And on motion the Council adjourned.