davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1863-08-01
Sealed Proposals,
WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE OFFICE OF
w the A. C. S. at this Post until II O'Clock NJ.
Of the 10th day Of August 1868, for the supply and
delivery Of
One Hundred and Twenty-Five Q25) head of
BEEFN CATTLE.

to be delivered the Post on or before the first day
of of.Seuiemher 1868.
Inc "e'D--- VI nc Deef Cattle will be ascertained
IN the following manner, viz: The cattle will be
weighed the scales, and from che live weight of
the steer thus ascertaiued his net weight will be de-
teruined by deducting A. percentum when the gross
weight exceeds 1900 pounds, and so per centum
when it is less than that and under 500 pounds.
Payment will be made on delivery of Cattle. in U.
s. Legal Tender currency or in checks the Assist
ant Treasury in San Francisco, Cal
Bidders are required to name two good and sufi-
cen suretes for faithful performance of contract and
both the bidder and his suretes rcqui ed to take
the oath of allegiance to the United States.
Bidders are requested to be present at the opening
of the bids.
The A. c. $. reserves to himself the right to reject
any Or all bids that may be deemed unreasonable.
Once OF a. q. s., LEW. &: CABANlS,
Fort Walla Walla, W.T.. Ist 1t. w. Il. Inf.
July 25, 1868. A c..
32w3
, 1863-08-01
L. o. o. f..

Regular meetings Of Enterprise Lodge No 2, l. o..
o. F are held every Wednesday evening at 6o'clock
All members in good standing invited to attend.
N. G.
, 1863-08-01

ANOTHER Packers who have come in from
Boise since the express left bring in report that
by DR.. ]. H. Harris. The only particulars we
have been able to gather are that Bledsoe shot
at Harris whereupon Harris stabbed him to the
heart with a knife.
, 1863-08-01
SHACKELFORD,


Morgan's artillery and about $500 pris-
oners, including Basil Buck are expected to
arrive here to-day. After being driven
back from the river on Sunday detach-
ment moved up the river towards Bellyile
and compelled citizens to furnish fiat boats
by which 800 escaped to the Virginia shore
just as the gunboats appeared; the remain
der on the Ohio shore were attacked by the
cavalry and gunboats and scattered. 1t is
not likely that any more will escape.
New York, July 2O.-Late southern pa
pers have the following: ::
, 1863-08-01

COMMISSIONERS MEET1NG-There will
be meeting of the County Commissioners
on Monday next to approve the bonds of
the newly elected county officers.
, 1863-08-01
Notice to Farmers.

II WILL GIVE cents per pound for Throshed
L Oats and Barley, delivered at my Mill-in ex-
change for Lumber
S. LINKTON.
Walla WaIla Aug. l / iS63-3m
, 1863-08-01

ONLY THIRTY.-It is said that unless
party Conventions are held in Idaho there
will be full thirty candidates for the Dele
gateship at the approaching election in
that Territory.
, 1863-08-01
MARRIED /.

SOHON-GR0W WIN Washington City, D. c., on
the 10Th April, 1868, by Rev. DR.. White, Mr.. Gus
tavus Sohon of Washington Territory, and Miss Ju-
lia Grow
, 1863-08-01

CHANGE OF TIME.-The Express Line
Stages between this place and Lewiston
will hereafter leave Walla Walla on Sun
day, Tuesday and Thursday mornings
1totu' ming, VIII leave Lewiston on Monday,
Wednesday and Friday.
, 1863-08-01

QUALIFIED-Mr. w S. Gillian, the
newly elected Sheriff. qualified, before the
county Auditor on Wednesday, and en-
tered upon the duties of his office. Messrs.
S. w. Babcock, E. E. Kelly and John A.
Simms. are his bondmen
, 1863-08-01

THE TRI-WEEKLY MAM-Our tri-weekly
Dalles mail seems destined to be no improve
ment upon the old semi-monthly affair. 1t has
now been more than a week since mail was re-
ceived here from the Dalles, during which time
we should have had four Upon inquiring into
the cause of this irregularity the other day we
were given as one reason for the non-arrival of
the mail that one of the carriers was lying at
Umatilla drunk, and had been there for a week.
As we fail to learn anything of the others, we
reasonably conclude they are drunk also. The
mails which have been sent out from here for
the Dalles have heen lying at Wallula for
more than week on account of there being no
carriers there to receive them.
, 1863-08-01
Vote of Spokane CounrY.

Thomas Stensgar was elected County
Commissioner, H. P. Stewart, Probate
Judge and Samuel Longshore, Coroner.
Very Truly Yours,
PARK WIN6Ns.
, 1863-08-01

Coles MAJORITY. Coles majority over Ray
nor in the Territory foots up 32l. One or two
counties are to be heard from officially, which
will probably increase or diminish this majority.
, 1863-08-01

PROGRESS" U. E. H. travelling agent of
the Oregonian, furnishes that paper with the
following in regard to the progress of the Puget
Sound country:
About the same number of farms and the
same number OF acres are cultivated as there was
two or three years ago, and about the same pro-
portion of grain will be harvested the present
season The crops look well, perhaps little
better than usual, owing to the unusual fall of
rain which has served to Keep the light sandy
and gravely sail of the praries more moist and
hence more prad ctive. In fact. the only i'm
provement of the country and people noticeable,
has heen in an increase in the number and
growth of the children. There is no country
within Uncle Abe's dominons wot of that can
compare or compete with this portion of Wash
ington Territory in the numbers or healthful ap-
pearance and rapid growth of the children.
visited a religious meeting last Sunday at a
school house on one ofthe ?raries close by. and
counted those in attendance. which resulted as
follows Fourteen adults, twenty-three children
and youths under age, and seven dogs-and il
was not very good day for children either.
The ratio of the population here will overreach
the above proportion in children"
, 1863-08-01
Administrators Notice.

AANE44I4AIAh5OA ttOVA @NVO1VNF
NTOTICk Is hereby civ zen that the Undersigned has
IN been duly appointed and qualified by the Pro-
bate Court of Walla Wslla County, Administrator
upon the estate Of John C6ehsure. late of said
county deceased. All persons having claims against
said are hereby notified 10 present them to
with proper voucher, at my residence, Dry Creek,
within one year from this date or be forever barred,
and those knowing themselves indebted requested
to make immediate pa ment. J. w WILEY,
Administrator.
july 8, 1S63-m3%
, 1863-08-01

Net Democratic gain in the Territory, 258
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DIE

EARLE-In this city, Tuesday Jan. 90 Of consumption,
Miss Sophia Earle, daughter OF sylvester Earle In the ''
TIE relative. and friend. Of the family respectfully invited
to attend service Thursday afternoon jan -
o'clock q! tho residence Of her uncle JuaHS T. Earle
No li3 Wayetiey place. NJ. rY...,..,h ,n Aha 10
O'Clock trsin Hudson River Railroad on Friday morning
ELDRIDGEOn Tuesday evening Jan. 90 after short I'LL
ness " Barrel, Eldhdge IN the 4h year OF ms sge.
to attend his funeral Thursday afternoon at hts late resi-
dmce, No 20 West TnirtyhIs street, at O'clock without
fuIther invitation.
FLETCHER-on Tuesday Jam 90 at No. 81 Fs,bush ave.
nue.. Brooklyn susanna wife Of Joseph Fletcher, eyed "a
years, II months and ID days.
FROTHIEGHAM-In Brooklyn, Tuesday morning Jan.
GOTH Sarah W. wife Of A. r. Rockingham eyed 10
Tue friend. Of the family are respectively inYi;sd % attend the
Tbpr-day, Jan o. Ge o'clock NJ without further invi
tslion
uApTNAN-on Tuesday morning, Jan. On Mary Penfold
ct of the late Hartman in the SD year OF her sse
Tie natives and friend, of the family are s,psc.u invsa
70 attend the funeral from the Iesdence VI hsl
Jsnss L. Todd, No 20 Second avenue, on Inufsdsy SUE
noon a, o'clock Her rensns will taken 20 the Law
renee burning ground Long Island, for interrnent
yasTFRsOy-o, Tuesday morning, jan o. Mr. Peter
Ma,oo after lo57 and painful illness In the "a year
Her enGs and ho.. Of her brols Ohu and Thomas sad
OF her James. Hugh, Peter John pad william enry
and Of hey cons naw, Mshsel Trescy aud Felix Coleman,
and 4 he family generally ere respectfully nytd to s.'
tont her funeral on Thursday next at 10 O'Clock g. NJ IRON
way wi,hou. further invitation. Hes remains will be taken
to the Church Of ST. John the Evsngeis. Fhesh
teTy LOT inteIment.
OWES-On Tuesday, Jan. 20, Maria z, vile OF Thomas
Owen, aged IS years.
The relatives emu friends Of tie family are respectfully nyed
to attend her funeral - her late residence No % West
TLryfourth street Thursday at O'Clock p N, Win
out luther Invitation
PlE-On Tuesdsy Jan. 90 of consumption, Chsres Pike
in tie 4kd year OF his age. -
The reagos md friends are respectfully invited attend biz
fauers this Thuray) afternoon at l2 O'clock from the
residence % bis brother Joseph Pike No lsc Duane ssseei
Dublin. and lr.fh aud English papers please copy
TfnG. Z La. o. Bars II Ia
beth utghe aged years mcAths ana ID days daughter
Of J. $ AID il. 4. srphen.
TOPRFNs-In thi. city Wednesday, Jan. 2 Isabelle
daughter Of David and Isabella Toen' eyed yesr- and -
DAYS ,
he friends OF tie family respcC fully invited attend hex
f4n.ta f.on the residence Of her patents. no. 2B West
- Fourteenth street ON Friday 23l inst, st 10 o'clock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-22
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The Uouse Yesterday passed q resolution declsrng
William Vnndever not entitled TO his sea-. OWING 10
his having accepted a military commission. mr.
NAYNAID II niOn, TeUn.) had rulHed tho point
Tho, snrb action on the psIt Of the House, being In
tie character Of an expulsion, required, under Me
Constitution d vote OF twO-iniids. The SPEAhEE
oyerruled the ront, from which dec'sion Mr.. May
nArd ap. ealed.
aupea on the table, This agreed 10. ~ against 30.
MFR. WASHBukNE Rep, III moved to recon
,ider the vote by which the resolution WAS parsed
MIR. COX moved That tie motion be lad on The
tabIe. Disagreed 10, jO against ~.
The question then recnrfed on the mou0h OF MI
Washburne.
Mr.. STEVENS Rep, Pal moved the po'tpone;,
ment Of the molon until August next. Disagreed
TO- SO agans' 100.
ton Of The yots by which the resolution was "hop'
ed. aud which is ~ follows:
J.. en, mis- orgr sine hr mustered INTO TIE -'ed
ssie. .ervice Colonel Of the 9h lows Regiment VI" "
The vote waF rc1or sidcred-7o again : g.
Mr. DAWES Rep, Magr.) 6nid tins wac ques,
ton II couotfuot'uoi ne t'hs,itt''h a"" "a" u
We land lie did not Stand bore 20 lecture ary zen
,Ie,oon djfcrjrg from him. lie accorded ~ OILERS
tbe riobt he claimed for hmself A gentleman ne
cepfino a military portion yacded hiS seal IN lni'
hail. He said there was disposition - ueht 'h,-
onestion an OF DO sort OF m0uHhl' ana Oh ~ 'o
] concern ttDt ntUtltHHU Np"'h NV '''''N
to vote mon il when the re olul.on was ihrly pre-
scnted. 11oy were not Hing TO take tic rerpon-
s;Ii,tv If voiipg on a measur founded on tire Con
.,;tntion ard the lows OF tie land. lie reminded
ITO Uourr that they were sitting Precedent hera
! 10 control tho House which would render the
rDe,oiers OF the House literally slaves. Il
was ,beir right 20 at here without au
ov4r,bador ing power over tbemi and without r. G
oonr7ino the righ, Of the Executive TO enter inc
cbamher md int. TfeFe with their duties an lgBlrla
,ors lie nrocsted against saving we are vet at the
to'., &c The Executive 4" We are, be remarked
% cI,thod by the Constitution itself with power u
,rotect ourselves against such eucroachmen's pre-
| rloded NV the form Of the Government winch we
are cndeayoring TO prescrye. Our fathers wise J
threw around ms the shield of the Constitution II
we are not prepared TO pIo,ec, ouIStyci Oenea'h u!
annie folds, and throw away our rBu'S undef IL, II
does not make much difference u we al once eens'
play,ne the hypocrits and itda!Hns IN cam. W.
should ceaee singing bosatnas 10 thc Cons'i'"''o"
wien we can no longer ENJOY ia blessings
Mr.. COLFAX inquired whetn Tue gemIcnial
included all who voted contrary 20 iimsef "s amoht
hose who hypocritically canted about the C1lsllu
non and brought the House subject to the ENefu
! tive. .l .,.,s,
that il was the duty of every man VINO did not Dc
Ueye IA to the souDdnoss OF the resolution 10 No,
40 inst it. lie had heard no one question he souhi
ness of the proposition ..,l,,.
. Mr' KELi.OGG Wep, H., sail 30 geN'eA%
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sENATE....ALBANr, Jan. 81, 1853.

SENAj f.... ALBANY, Jan. II, 1905
Ga frnotion OF Mr.. GANSON, Mr.. Bell wa,
elected President pro ten Of the Senate for the SEES
s1l.
Mr. BELL briefly returned his thanks for The
honor Conferred upon lin,
BILLS REPORTED FAYORABLY.
The New York and Brooklyn Hay bill.
y o amend the Brooklyn City Court act and en-
larg. -. n~ nnwers OF the ClefA.
10 prohibit Supervisor being interested in county
contracts.
10 amend the act relating to the punishment Of
crime.
The bill 70 repeal the law for the publication Of
laws in county papers was reported unfayorably
and laid upon the table.
The majority Of the Committee reported against
the bill Tor two additional Justices Of the Supreme
Court in the First District. The report was laid on
the table.
Mr.. CANSON dissened from the report.
Mr. ROBERTSON presented a petI'ion for the
repeal and modification of the Militia Law OF last
war III gave notice OF bill 10 cut down the law
below the old Militia law.
Mr. GANSON introduced bill 10 amend the act
70 enforce the responsibility Of the stockholders OF
banks and other corporations.
Mr. HUTCHINSON gave notice OF bill 10
remove the capital to the geographical center OF the
State.
Gov. SEYMOUR Message was made The special
order for next "Wednesday evening.
Executive session. NOtares Public only were
ssut in. Adjourned.
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Duslliess Nohces.
BRows's BRONCHIAL TRocIns.

BRowS's BRONCHIAL TRoclHs.
hYour IAocnE, wol ,Yd fVor''J Known TO nee'
commentator"
Hon cH,. A. PnrLps Pres. Macs 'enaie.
NV co,,p,es,,n with the world has been very much
,n,,r,.d b, the io.sp,e, eh carry always ia N
,o,.s,. ,,,,oub. IN NJ, Throat which the TRooHh
are ,pscscj hlyirs made 0..sa nei. "N'P''e'
Mp WILLS.
II rave never changed my mind respecting hem nom TIE
hf creeping to think yet better Of tia. which began
thiskns wslof" Rev HEyEr WARD BsEcuzR.
"Cres .ergies in subdIlns HoussEsE,s."
Rev DlyirL We Hsw.Yort
Tho Taocag, .ie staff o. lie to me"
POT EDWARD EoRru,
Pres, HAp.on College, Clinton, ".
"A simple and gan, combination for Coughs, &c"
De- + BoE-ow. Boston.
Il foroainenI their use to Public Speakers"
Rev. ?. H. Cu,PiS.
"unh ne the u.s Of The Trorhs aJso!ns necessity
sndI cannot undsrasnd how any oher who called upou
By hii position to hi. voice in commend can succeed
without them" Epw'p H. Joss, Cooael Mas. .',h.
"rh,y have suited my case r.,e,y relieving my throat
aud cIsais the voice % shat could ,iuI with ease"
l. DIDu,RNs.
Chorincr French Parish Church Monlsesl.
OH'Enys As there limitations BE- 'aIo - obi4in o.
" BKo.N's BAoSouiAL rRocnr," which by lous expert
.nee have proved their value having received the ncn
phy,icAn. generally and Testimonials from eminent men
ughou. the country
Sold by al Dealer, In Medicines =, IS rer,s per BOX 1
fa,y Osr,rs and Soiisr, ,i0ud hare them hs be
Cur, ed IN tie poke, and taken o-cI,.0n tcqgve
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FROM snn Frnncisco-The t"i'oiing for
a., =. Scnator-Thc Golden Ages fieas'
ure List.

san fKANCIIO NtdnesdFl jan ~ no,
There we're twelve ballots Tor Sentor last nigh'
IN The LEGISLATURE. The lat resultd as follows;
For Nv Phelps, 20; Mr.. Sergeant. ~ MIR. Connes "a.
-: Mr.. Brown, q. The Indication, tie that none
of the Candidates now prominent On DC eiecteu'
Search has been commenced Tor e'opron''' van
didute. ,. -.
About % men have been enrolled tEard me four
companies Of cavalry eniioting hereto Joih sons
Massachusetts regiment. II j. hored he conipah'es
will be fully recruited by the llth oil tIOru''!' 10
sail IA the steamer which leaves on tlf day.
Dates from Hong Kong TO the 2olhDi No ven .er
have been received News uunpoitht' nc az
lies hive abandoned Kahding, returnir TO ShhhRne'
The ship Henry Brigham had arrived Hong h'ns
hence. -, g., --.-...... 81, 4
Sailed Golden Age, for Pan.mo, WIN 10 ~
and = s. 600 for Psnsms. =, a.. a.,,a nj.
Anivod--sbip Messenger, nom Now fOrs "sofS0 he''
ffom Hong koug
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SENATE. .WAsHIEGToE. Jan. 81, 1863.
SENATOR WALL TAXES HIS sLAT.

SENATOR WALL TAXES His SEAT.
Mr. Ten EYCK rep, N j. presented the ere,
dentials Of the Hon. james W. Wall, elected Chlled
States Senator from the State OF New-JeIsey TO MI
the unexpred term OF the lae John X. Thomson.
Mr. Wal appeared and took the oath OF 0ihce.
communication was read from the Secretary OF
the Interior transmitting report from tho Couni5-
soner Of Internal Revenue. Referred to the Com'
mittee on Finance.
MIR. SUMMERS REELECTION ANNOUNCED.
Mr.. WILSON (Rep., Msss) presented the ere
dentials of the Hon. Charles Sumner, reelected
United States Senator fron The State OF Massachu'
setts for six years from the 4th Of March next.
Mr.. SUMNER Rep., Mass presented me
mortal from the IN -rcbants of Boston, asking Tor n
drawback IN gunpowder made from imported salt
peter when the rame is exported.
Mr.. ANTHONY (Rep., r. IL from the Commit
toe Printing, reported resolution to provide for
the printing Of the eighth censuf. Adopted.
GRADE or LINE OFFICERS IN TIE NAVY.
Mr.. HALE Rep n. H. from the Committee on
Naval Affairs, reported back bill TO amend the act
establishing the grade Of hue officers in the Navy,
with amendments.
ENGINEER CORPS AND ORDNANCE DEPARTMENT.
Dir. WILSON (Rep., Mass.l, from the Military
Committee, reported back the bill to promote the
efficiency If the Engineer Corps aud Ordnance De-
partment.
COURT OF CLAIMS.
The bill for the reorganization Of the Court OF
Claims was taken up, the question being Oh the mo-
tlon Vi Mr. fOSl TX 10 lay the phi on Inc taDle'
which was rejected by Yeas, Isl Nays, 20.
The question then REQUIRED on Mr.. GRIMES
motion 10 insert bis substitute repeating the original
act establishing the Cont Of CLAIMS.
Motion rejected by Yeas, IL Nays, q.
Mr.. HALE lRep. N. H. contended that If this
bin was passed II would open the way for thou
sands of claims. lie proposed, if he could get the
opportunity, TO offer an amendment, that no money
should be drawn from the Treasury on Judgment,
from the Court Of Claims until all the debts arising
from tho war were settled. 1t wal only yesterd y
that he Mr. Hae) was called on by five soldiers OF
New Hampshire regiment VINO naa oee En-, ~ all
che bat % on the POOn,c from We ..si Bnl' Nai
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-22
MAHRzE

Mex AY-McKEAGEIn Brooklyn, at the residence OF the
brides mother, by the Rev. DIR. bcleod. Of New York
Jsue, W. Mckay to Miss Elizabeth NJ u eHsaEe, all of
Brooklyn.
PRRSTlSS- BRICGS-On Tuesday. Dec. IT, 1862. at the
residence OF the brides fs:he by the Rev s. Porter Mr.
VIM. a. PTentiss. OF Permissible, Pa, to Miss Emily
Bgas eldest daughter Of Mr. Elias Briggs. OF Black Creek
N y.
RlTTER-LOCKWOOD--On Tuesday Jan 2O. at the Broad.
way Tabernacle Church, BY the Rev. T. Thompson, D.,
Casper H. Ritter sud Louise only daughter OF Frederick
lockwood, esq all Of this ciIy.
sCOVILL-wHITING-In Christ Church, Hudson, N Y,
Tuesday. Jau Is by the Rev. Cornelius h. Smith, OF
this city assisted by the Rev Geo. r. Seymour Of Hud-
son. William II. Scovill OF Waterbury Conn, TO Elizabeth
Whiting daughter OF toe lao John L. Whiting, ESQ., OF
Undertook n T.. and Granddaughter Of the Hon Robert
A. Barnard OF Hudson.
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BROOKLYy ITEMS.

STAypIyo COMMITTEES OF THE BOARD OF
80 D.,
SUPER'isoRsThs Organization oil Ihe Kings county board
Of Supervisors was completed the Ist m9etng by the
.a..., = a, . c.. a.. cl IT,. ., A.. = I've,
MISREPRESENTATION VI 'ne 0's''lhS "0HH''''o' i'i to ' ''
iolows: On Accounts OF Supefntendens OF the Poor
Me,sr, Do.p Krhv and Dr,cou On Accounts OF County
r a, q, 80, - n
Deposit oho'ie o'n,nca' anu m'uS,
Cn i'''IA''on " N
Cbesbre, Talbot Pcipenbps and CanAvelo Up Accounts
-Meura Bloom, Scheuck, aud Booth, On Jauf- Nessrs
Shoaron. ydoT Burns On Penitentiay-Meisri Herman
Dolan. MAgratb. On Aims H0use-MessT Gums. Ofidey
aud Doan On Special and Local TsIes-Ness. Hanson,
Hazard aad TALBOT, On General TaIos-MesTs. Schenek
Cropsey and shesron On Lave and Applications TO the
Legisaturr-Aiessrs. Bloom, Grdlsy and Stllweil. On
sslsrie,-N,sus Maer,tb Ford and Cansveo On Court,
-Ne.,r, Bloom Nagafh and Crooke On Lupstlc Asylum
Messrs Drisooll Js,.on and RYDER On Graics-Mesns.
te'us: Peipenbring, priseol and i9Id' IN ~ a.
mesr, st'l"e, Stuu"el heiinnu n,,o' .,,,yd Rao,h
tVEfl-House-lessis IahAFeA'0 he'Hs'' A"'N' "''"'
and ryder
Anvrrrrn To pRopArE-'The will ~ Iieut
Cron schoes ba bs,n sIm,,tsd T. PROBATE BY Surrogate
BrsinGrd Of Kns. County The doestea wss attached to
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-22
Mnrhcts-Reported By Telegraph.

RaLTIsoRp Jan. 2lFLouR qnist and unchanged. WHpAT
firm Southern White, r 850Hl $751; Western. Sl bDg
bl aai Pennsylvania He'd. 81 hJ0Sl 55i Southern hcd
9l 57d 60 Com steady. CopFgK dull. WHISKY buoy
..t al 50Q5nac. PRovIsross 1niet.
PHILADPLPuIl. Jan. 2.--frnde dull and heavy rain
FLoUa steady. WHEAT actiye-Wh.e 81 8I0Sl 10. Hed,
~ dsi %. CoRS in good request; new Yellow B11S5c'
coFrFE firm. PEoyIsloNs advancing. Mess FORK Si''
WHsKT unsettled; Ohio advanced Sc at 99c. -.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 2I--FLouR active q. IS 5Qd5S 10
WHISKY 42c Hoes good demand q, 81 +0G +a PORK
5l3 IS for New Meas. GoLp unchanged.
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5pcr,0i Notlses.

The Association OF Hutter's Clerks and Sales
men WA hold their see9sa mestigs AZ Thu C'ysai.
ke for early and uniform hours oI congg stores
Pr.mps aeaaon dcaiged By order Of he PRESIDENT.
BE Merry and Wise. LAUGHING (shhQVl GAS
Lade viii IL experimental upon Thu, syet,,s at CLIFTON
Hal %. Pct BriVaR' Ltcu.es. EAPsri-eni' every
evening -I:ep s'i1ES'Z.
On Thursday Evening. Jan q. at 8 O'clock the Rev.
W II MILBtHN tho eloquent Blind Preacher will lecture
llvsry Bsps; Church REV DR.. Gilette.l West 23ds
Jth-ay. subJsct: " AIhanssins" Prot ELDER will
preside at the os.n Tickets % cents to be had al the
door
The Polyiechuic Association OF the America a
a;s On TuKs6Iv TyE E2' IN j. it % sIS' cS
1ue Leeks and DcoFa The meetings OF tbs
Association 81" open to he pebic, c,,,,,x c..,.
THoH" o 5rKTsoS Secretary.
The Ninth Lecture of the Free Course at the
Hygrnc In.tatr No 10 isishtsi viii be delivered TIL
"a hur.dy) EVENING, NJ =. O'Clock, ~ ftoi. JAS. W.
HEDFEbD, on hls i1vSriie theme. PLY SIO'NOMf The
Professor among lgair enthusiastic on biz eience
eyor shough he hi, lived "a sco.sia b'e years. and
capped with M life o-y by dlssuse ana .I1oi illtlinst
lDescrbed length IN Tag TRIBUNE Of Monisy evening
Jan. 10 The public Invited seats Ice
Twelfth Ward Republican Association. m
AaIrguiI meeilns oi 'hs Asoe a'ion bod jaw ~ 1905
FirnHgOns Hail. corner OF l2Shs end Jd'a' the fol-
lowing resou.lous wese unanimously adopted. ,
the Proclamation faithful Presie Abraham Lincoln
announcing freedom the slaves OF the Rebels as W aud
ht-of the rTpIoD4Ilon Of good Me ouf
Rirra. ha IA III" crimes now openly PefpetFs'ed
. en theu,e Den.ocr4ts IN thelr endeovos 20
ryr aid to deadly enemies by producing
anarchy within border new e'.deace Of hs gia
mat eli the Gdherents Slavery alike enemies OF the
0rpLo.ic. whether On gagged Ia open war or net
E,sirrd TuaI cnA Oh the Executive OF the state,
bound 10 see that the law, faithfully executed to suppress
Jiny and 10 Oec tue Legislature IL the Tree
'As''''' q - ''"''' J0AN H. PORTER Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-01-22
IL.e Arahin nj BOslOl.

P0Toa Nclnrsday' ,h' "a iopp'
The steamship Arabia, from HsiilaA IS slgnaled'
and will arrive up TO port about o'cok TINS ater'
noon. ,.,y,ryad nv
The malls per the Arabn will DO io,yhfasu Wy
N, Tram which lea yesIae re Mt oelccA th'tvening
ont wh,ob /, dus IN New-York a. ~ si'l.nsu TO-
ngT.ON p0rlina