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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-02-23
NOTICE.

CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
- at my Office until March 2 1868, at o'clock P
N. for the keeping of the County Asylum Poor
House, for one or more years, from the LIST OF
April, 1868. For particulars enquire at the Audi
tor Office.
feb4w3wdIw VICTOR RIsCH Audi+or
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-02-23
HOME TESTIMONY.

STEwARTsvILLE, Posey Co., Iud-, April IS.
Dr. c. W ROsAcR-Dee~ SER: feel it my duty
present you certificate TO show ysu the benefits
have received from your Scandinavian Blood
Remedies, after 1 had been severely afflicted some
hree years, and giving various patent medicines
nd our physicians trial. feel perfectly safe in
aging that through your medicine lam cured
D. T. FUGAH.
See advertisnm Mt in another colurln nnYlq
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Administrators Notice.

N-U<1CE l. HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN undersigned has been appointed adminstra-
tor of the estate of Mary Johnston late of Wander.
burgh county, deceased. Said estate is supposed to
he solvent. NM. A. JOHNSTON,
febl0 Administrator.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-02-23

CINCINNATI, Feb. 2l-River risen eight
inches; now 81 feet inches in the chan
mel.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-02-23

TO NERVOUS SUFFERERS OF BOTH SEXES
! Reverend Gentleman, having been restored to
neath in few days after undergoing all the usual
routine and irregular expensive modes of treat
ment. without success considers it his sacred duty
To communicate to his afflicted .ellow creatures the
MEANS or cURE. Hence, on the receipt Of ad-
dressed envelope, he Will send (fee} cory of the
prescription US d. Direct 10 DR.. JOHN NJ. DIG
NALL, 1s6 Fulton Street, Brooklyn, y. !.
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g te 1ai1u aonrnat.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

20 ARMS! To ARMS TIRE CITIZEN SOL
der will find more deadly foe in the brackish,
muddy water and damp night air than in the most
determined enemy. HOLLOWAY'S PILLS so
purify the blood and strengthen the stomach and
bowels that the soldier endure these hardships
and still he strong and healthy Only % cent: per
box. $50
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Times special.l

River and Weather.
PITTSBURGH, Feb. 2l-River 9 feet 10
inches by pier mark and rising. Weather
cloudy and cool
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-02-23

A COUGH, COLD, OR AN IRRITATED
throat if allowed to progress, results in serious
Pulmonary and Bronchial affections, oftentime
in~urable.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES
reach directly the affected parts and give almost in
slant relief. In BRONcHIT.s, ASTHMA, and
CNTARRH they are beneficial. The good effects re-
sulting from the Of the Trocbes, and their ex-
tended use, has caused them 10 he counterfeited.
Be sure TO guard against worthless mutations.
OBTAIN only the genuine BroI5iis BrouicLGl TrOehes
which have prorsd their efficacy ly test of many
years. PUBLIc SPEAKERS and SINGERS should use
the Troches. Military Officers and Soldiers who
over-tax the voice and are exposed 10 sudden
changes, should have them Sold everywhere at p
cents per box.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-02-23
Notice.

GEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
- al my Office until March I'd, 1858, AT 3 O'Clock
p NJ 'or the Medical attendance for County Asv-
Ium, ETC, for one or more years. For particulars
enquire az the County Auditors Office
Ieol-GIw&w VICTOR BISCH, Auditor
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-02-23
LAND FOR SALE.

TIVE NORTHEAST QUARTER OF SECTION
4 Y, Town Z, South Of Range IL West, in the
county of Wand rburgh, State of Indiana / will
sen on reasonable terms. 1t is good improved
land Communications addressed to me al Indi-
snapo'is will meet with attention.
let. "'E"aw DAVID BRADEN.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-02-23
Pine SHINGLES

Pine Shingles.
100000 SPLIT l. SHAVED PINE SHINGLES
L just received from Michigan. Extra heavy and
warranted full count. Our river customers will
notice this advertisement and act accordingly
lanZ'd6wlm JOHN GLOVER
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-02-23

We also publish the FARMERS GUIIE. ~
Henry STEPIIFNs If inbuIeh. and IL late j. ?
hoRToN, OF Yale College wells. Royal Octave,
1COO pages and numerous engravings.
PRICE-SG, for the two vols: by mail 81.
I SCOTT 4 co.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-20
yy0ard Of Aiitrmcu.

At regular meeting Of this Board yesterday,
President WaIsH IN the chai resolution by Mr. FROhESr
wa. adopted directing the Law Committee ~ report whether
or 40, tic Stat. "a ta law Of 1872 Ieldef II NECESSARY for
tie Common Council t. provide suia jsreons for tne drilling
o. the militia.
Nh McCo0L submitted ordnanco revising tho present
rates caage aud advancing them about ~ cont which,
al the request OF hir boOIK, was laid over.
tbs ofnaucs prepared by the City Inspector regulating
the removal OF human remains from bhIi1s grounds within
tie city hunts, AIKEN up aOd adopted
In TO resolution Of mqni y NE Controller stated
that tsre ferry running and no lease o. he or tue
Of ferry, from the foot Of OnehundTed Id
tlitiolL strost to tho opposite shore. ~ .
On motion Of Rr on N L rumher OF bills incurred Ny
the Cou.rnitos having ae last 4h Of July celebration In
cAnrge, were taken up anc ordered T. be paid.
IN hA-rEasoN igced uiion. Which vas red
10 tho Commtee Oh thu Fho Depafune,t directing the
street Coumis TO have the rr blsrm bell removed
boa is pfsser. position la tue Of tins CITY Hail 10 the
po,ion IL formerly occupied on tie roof Of tbs Hal
rrso,uar was offered 0ircctisg $40 street Commsou-r
10 remove f0t with tho obsucto., Ia Battery Place which
" q. laid over.
Mr BooLs stated that there Lnndfels Of carload. Of
Goods stored Batey place obtTnetos tho street tina!
ar and ether vehicles could scarcely eecs passage to snd
f,om tho 1haIvo. In that vicinity
AGer to tsrkactou Of soe Touue business, the Board
Adjourned until next "Wednesday ct o'clock p IN
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Hoard OF COunCiinlcn.
Tho Rnard.met Oh ThuredaY. at 4

The Board'met on Thursday, at o'clock, p. m,
President Jones In "a. ehaii.
By revelation Mr. neay the authority given by tho Cou-
mon COunc Cornelius Vanderbilt to extend H. p-r al tue
Bsiery on tao south side OF riar 40 ! was fryoAed
40 ordnance proposed orbJ Jng the employment OF
nonrsdcs inspectors and judges OF oils and qaors IL
was laid under the rule,
An invitation to reysw the 18th Regiment N Y s. NJ Col
Msidhoh . Monday DeXt, was accepted
The Controller .ent Ia statement VI the time the various
Ton Street 20 rnd s'reet Williamsburg expire, May $50
FOOT Of street to Oboken. expired My lobl
Tot Il Twenty. bird street ad Nyof u UfeeDpoin
nj as Dec 81 1885, foot Of oDoken street to HopoAen
p.d May 1906 foot Of Eshy.sIth street. Eaat River
h.oris Queen. County expired April l. 1881 Asue Char.
ter tho ferry to DO sod at suction under oa
f the Common Council, tho Controller urge the necessity
OF immediate action the subject 80 that ho may uIU
10 e for 0IecuiOn OF tho Leases previous
Inp Ia, of May next Referred 10 Committee On feuies
JlYrs swEESY oq, Crrl OF the board, announced In
that ho had appointed JanoS a Harley
Second Assistant Geek and John h. Of, EnsrOssn Clerk
OF liz, Board for tie present year.
In. resolutions OF tho Board Of Aldermen, extending tho
.ytnpshy Of tho Common Council TO Mai lien. tz John
Y.ter in consequence OF hs sus al rom tbs service Of tho
Government were read.
M Onoss sad: no present Administration has been guilt
Of 30 many errors IN ths d. acenen OF Generals In tho rd
sut, many IN tue pension " too vnoi bsbsas
Ia interfering with the freedom VI the and lib
speech that need not be pulsed that the AID
mi,,ratl,a .Loold cs to- thor court marital OF
which we're sided niar of the General
trial. who sought 10 accomph his ruin TO ootan
Li. piacs. Ga Porter accused by that great military
,.u, who ooked 10 his ton Pope. AID was
yicted The testimony he believed, read by every
Der of this far went nothing cd
against him. but II was shown that hs acted to the best
OF his ability . soldier and as q true patriot
sp Porter good service. to hs oouuIy Mexico
aad Il the battle Of Hanover Cosrtows, whore tho otod
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THURSDAY, Feb. I9-P. NJ.

There has been en- active Stock market to-day,
but the tendency has been downward, under the IN
fueuce Of sensation article in one Of the morning
journal. on French intervention. There war a con-
siderable amount Of cash stock throw on the market
by timid holders and the bears took advantage Of
the feeling 10 hammer with vgor. Governments
fairly sustained but the Share market was off
1 TO II y cent Pacific Mail was very heavy under
the decision Of the Secretary Of the Treasury that
foreign bottoms may be employed between New
York and SAn Francisco via any Of the transit routes
and fell of to I57. The market at the close of the
First board was irregular, but bad generally a
downward tendency. Al the l o'clock call the
market for Shares continued heavy, and al the
Second Board the prices OF Shares we're still lower,
Mail declining TO 1888, Preferred Harlem TO "a, Erie
to 76s, Southern Mail 10 6Cs, &c. The sales at the
Second Board were nearly all for cash. AT the
o'clock call these a sharp rally in Pacific Mail,
and II recovered 10 1854 lid. Erie was also better,
selling al 16i, and Hudson River recovered TO 96},
&c. AID the whole tone OF the market showed re-
covery from the panic Of the morning. II is some-
what noticeable coincidence that Galena, Toledo,
and Rock Island sold at the same quotations, 931.
We have known them to sell at 3OU4O " cent djf.
ference. Governments are fairly steady, but mae.
tive. At the clote The market was firm bnt Quiet At:
United States Sc, 1874 coupons, 81 1914; United
Staes Treasury Notes, 1910, 1O311C3l; Uniud
States ~6s, l-year Certificates, 95i a9G; Demand
Notes fold issoe), l6li a l62; Missouri State g.
64tu6la; American Gold, 1925 a log; Pacific MAI
Steamship Co., 1861 0lj6l; N. Y. Central Rail.
xoad. 1881 allsa; Erie Railway, 7Gsa76t; Erie
Railway Preferred, l02a l02li Hudsou River Rail.
road, 96I 0963; Harlem Railroad, 35I ass; Har.
lem Railroad Preferred. 73i Oh; Reading Railroad
gOia9l; Michigan Central Railroad, 9Gia96li
Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana Railroad
Sol a COZ; Michigan Southern and Northern ipdane
Railroad, Guaranteed, I050lO6i Panama Railroad
sodisI; Illinois Central Railroad, 92a92si Cleve
land and Pittsburgh Railroad, 7Oa al; Gelena ana
Chicago Railroad, s3ia9Sl; Cleveland and Toledo
ssairoad. 93l a93i; Chicago and Rock Island Rail
road, 93i o93i; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Railroad. 1885 9llO Milwaukee aud Prairie du
Lhieu, 80 90.
Toe market for Sterling to-day has been very
strong. at I6O0lS0i but at the close is weaker, at
In0a 1891. France are 3.l5. rDs business Las not
tesa very large.
s,sigh.s are tAirly active, aud rates are again
E.as, W Grain. 10 Liverpool, tbs engagements
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YORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY. FEBRUARY o. 1863
. given to his efforts of winning tho battle H.s.nt.ncc We.

TO MS OF bete sentence
an unpr.ec and tbs ne
repsr notice Of the restoration tho service Of Thos
fod of Ohio who duGng tho invasion of NJ ryland by the
Rebels vas In omm4d OF HepeSs Fey where he surreI..
dorsd lrrarr nLnber OF and valuable mpso.s ais
,nisal fowed and Gar learn thsrs was 10 person
10 fad any u bnt ell agreed that the Judgment proper
Dy ii, seurTa ord.r Ford restored He va, permitted
To- resign aud take another and Gea Porter who had
ssrysd hs co nry faithfully on tho contrary By this
senterce llcu lined nov only from holding any military
oei.e Int NON any Office Whatever Col Ford
% 10 TN and resfoTed perhaps because he
Abot isl ard he will probably receive Offices of trust and
nj uI der this AdminslIa ion. trust tia resolution
VIII ud no opposition and its pa..cge viii be arrbuke to
a. 80 ho have i,umVata N fehechs ai.cfeui Upon
d b. ave and Efficient officer. l...t 80, .
Tho qnr,tiOn taken, and every member Votea IN the
nirInatIve the cas- AID nays being Cal ed r. ,
The Board concuped to appoo, Special COMMITTEE oil
Eve TO make arrangement celebration OF tho annye
suy of We.bagois B;hday aud to appropriate $'o'o 70
on, tLs expenses OF tho celebrate IN. arm
Ito empowering The ConuuEelt 10 ISSUE 0VV'
0 nftons Of tho Park stock Amended oy re-
duens the amount 52J00 Co., and were then edoptei
Inc now ordinance maliBg further sppropiiatGon or
90 for the relief Of families OF volunteers nom this city
up and ascT the adoption OF several alAehdiaeH
concur q IL.
Tbs Committee National Affairs discharged from
the further liberation Of the ordinance passed by the
Board OF Aldermen appropnsng Sl0Do' Tor me purpose
tronhenBg tho dssoses aud Notifications OF the harDor
of N.w.York the money TO be expended by Commission
Of Twelve consist the Mayor and Controller and tea
others to be selected By tie Common Council Inc vote was
uns nilnlus. Tie psPer now goes to tls Mayor
Me.sr5. HAYES, G.o-s, cConnel Houshtairg ana Bhce
appointed the COMMITTEES tho part OF tie B9aa Of
Councer arrange for tue proper ceebrsticn OF wash
inston's Birthday .
Alter of 81 hours the Board adjourned to next
THURSDAY NS O'Clock p,
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From San Francisco.

SAN FR,Scisco. Wednesday, Feb 49, 1902
TIE jobbing trade has slightly revived since thS
late heavy rains. Domestic spirits have advanced.
The Senate to-day -nn auimously passed resolutions
PROTESTING against Congressional interference IN auy
tglloruis land clap, which is to be finally settled
by the coprs.
A thorough trial of the capacity Of California TO
produce cotton viii Do made this season FIVE teu'
acre tracts VIII be planted i'll various places OF The
Sacramento Valley, and one field OF twenty acres
near Stockton. Different varieties OF seed will DO
used.
Portland iOregon) dates are to the llth inst.
The snow at Florence, on tho SALMON kiyer,m
Eve feet deep, while az Lewiston TIE people sN
blowing. wa,
New diggings have been found near Prairie City'
proving rich and extensive.
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ATHENS,
NEW. YORK.


Here the clerk secs a. glance that the letter 10
for New-York State, and at the came instant he 70.
cognizes the special location to be Athens. That 70
ell he cares about; the letter is properly mailed; a
Athens the local postmaster On the instant tha1
the letter is in the right post-oce and at his leisure
lie finds who it is sent to. And Of all men in the
service, from the Postmas.er-General downward,
this special postmaster az Aliens is the only man
who cares to know the name Of Washington Lafays
cite Shocks Moral. Write the name of the State
and towu IN FIJI and very large; as for the rest,
|, is Of small account, 20 it he neat and plain
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| The semi-annuql interest on the seven-,hirty per
cent Treasury Notes is being paid to-day at the Sub
Treasury.
Land Warrants continue TO advance. For l60s
and 1905 the prices vary from 80 10 90 cents acre
and for sos the prices rule from 20 10 100 cents
aero. For;ies wanted, and at present there are
none in the market.
/ The Saratoga and Whitehall Railroad Company
will pay interest coupons falling due on their bonds
on and after the lst of March next, Ut the Bank Of
the State of New-York, in this city.
The Twelfth Annual Report Of the Manhattan
Life Insurance Company is published in our adyer-
tisng columns this morning, to which we direct al
tention.
BreadctufIs have been favolably affected by the
advance in gold. Flour has advanced l0c. y Dbl.
and Wheat a &c. y bush. Provisions have also an
upward tendency. Whisky is also higher, and there
is a large movement IN teas.
The Domeetic Dry Goods market has been fever.
ish during the past week, without much activity.
The stocks Of goods are running low, with every
prospect Of good demand next month, and holders
are strong la Brown Sheetings we notice little
movement. Nearly all Of The outside lots have been
exhausted at 3S039o., and the agents ere firm at
42c. Bleacbcd goods are selling ut rates remunera.
tive TO the manufacturer, aud are getting scmce. So
iany beaoberies have been idle the past year, the
supply will probably not be equal to the demand for
Spring trade. Prints are rothef quiet, but
while the Printing Cloths are held go high,
il can scarcely be expected that any goods eau
be produced less than 25c., usual credit.
The old stock Of imported dress goods bias hitherto
nertored with the sales OF Prints, but that is
gradually disappearing. Cottonades IRE held a.
high prices but 10 sales Of moment have been re.
ported. DENNIS aud Stripes maintain previous
rates. but manufacturers decline selling in advance
Of production. Woolen Goods OF all makes have
been advanced 10 price-much above January sales--
in eympathy with the advance in WOOL &c. The
market il influenced by the depreciation Of the cur
rency and no sleadiness can be attained while 80
much doubt hangs over the legislation at Washington.
The returns OF the Ohio banks, for the quarter
ending the 6rlt Monday in February, compare at
follows with The November exhibit
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
SUPERIOR COURT-spKcr,L TgRx-FEB. l9.-Beiore
yustic. MosCRIKP.


Jusiic. MoscRIKP.
DECISIONS.
Beadleston agt Decker; Donaldson agt Hollyer;
Curtis sr Val Eteu Curtis ast. Halleti Potter sgt Hodges
Same at Same; Oppeuhemer sg kalentinei 9ienlt ss
Metallic oil Company Laurence aga WisonOfdsr granted
Peterson agr fefson sAioon TO set aside order oil
arrest denied with : TO plaintiff to abide event
Crtondeu sgt. GabhelInelrog.tohe' allowed and com
mission directed. w..
Ia re apple Of Mary A. Beriine-FfaDcis AenIiqus
e.a appointed guardian. al Hrm.
Before Justice MOsKLL.
John A. Van Blasc0m agt. Broadway BANK
Motion allowance denied without coats Tor Geas0
stated ia opinion filed with the Cie L.
Adolphin. kueuder az. James Lynch, ac;-Case anc
,n,rI eot, settled Amendment dsailowed Papers with
Chambers Clerk
VIM Donohuo act. John Kelly, Ic-Motion for new ua
ON a. mute. Of the Judge denied with 30 co..s - d,
John h. Dulsn sgt. Alex. McAudsw ct a-Ihe extra ~
.rs dy made IN at9n should not bo Increased
Motion denied Papers with Chambers Clerk
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sUpREaR CoURT.-OESERAL TER,i.---,S es
merat,d-So 81. tuumes.t.d-S o. 80. 81 81 sJi' ss' :.
% 100 l1l 100. los. IOt. 2 80. %, 81 100 10 ~
SuPREAH COURT---CinCUIT-PMt L. lShort
"a ?8J9, 2o67. 27J. 2s5y 1852 1851, 22 i3l4
l1gj. .Igt 1854 $3.50 81. 2so9 .dit Ji5 Part lI-No.
ga. 100 IiJl Iig2 1900 1872, 1872 1884 l3i 1876. 1913
1885, 1854 $3.50. i5oo. 1861. 1904. 1906. 1880 1910 -,
suPHEAK CoURT-SrLcIAL IERM.-Nos' %o9'
1.2 81 ia ON -~, ,,.,
SUPERIOR CoURr-Part Mos. $50, 1853, HAS,
Ii4T l2 an 1872 1902 i6i 1913 1911. 1912 l62 1873,
Pat I-Sos 1910. lfGl. 1884 so, l1.5 lI4V. l[1,
ia, iT26 1923, ITO. 1872, l7J, 1896 1873.
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Aad ANnir.

lEiOA, n, l., thursday, REQ, = tssss-.
Yesterday afternoon, little girl namsd Me;y
Osborn, ~ years Of age, was burned TO death IN
this CIV by her clothes taking Ere froG s.ovs.
She Nv,at down two pairs % stairA, 10 6tHe go
street before discovering thas she was oa ne. ono
WAS iumeaiasely surrounded, aud ever! eiloiI wss
made No extingnfsh tie namcs which enyeloped hsr
person. with Gnal suec.ss-hat not until she was +"
badly burned that she died lolore morning
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DEPARTMENT OF THE EAST.

.Y0nK CRY. fcb. II, 1909 :
GgSERAL ORDERS No. lG-Capt. III. &. Hodges,
A,.nt QuarteTmsser u. Army having been de- oil 10
ort for lay AZ thess Headquar in accordance with
Special Ords No S. para. aph 10 dated War Doaftm-nt
Adig;ant General. Oiice Ws.hiugton. Feb. 1903. ia
attached to these Headqusrler and Will receive
dcTs accordingly. - ,
BY comma q Of MAJOR Gen WOOL;
c. L. CHRIsrRssKy Major and Alede Camp Acting Assi.'
Aitatant General
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COURT OF GENERAL sESsIONs-FgB. ls.-Befsre Rs'
cofder HoyFaAs
l..., ;,di.fod f,r GRAND larceny and e..


csyuc t,en goods, pleaded gY 20 grand larceny 10 'lea
r,k,. Of the vsue oil SIS from Morton " 49, smith
No ls William stre. Jai 20 RemaIded for seuter &C.
al a. ssmne RuiLsch d. indicted oE bteeny SECOND
ogs,s ue.j.d guilty of sd larceny ia stealing isncy SIX
80 - the vare a. from CishtD hcAen Co., On Oet'
l8o2 h. .msnded for sentence. ,,,.
o,by g. ,toD tiled and convicted ofaSsanlt and BAT
- -, Z Annsb.ils Paterson, In runnins horse
90. o.e, t,r i,,, .'ng her severely, when erTiDg al
furious rate Of speed On Dec. ., i'o-'
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RECKLESS BLAsrIso- John Redmond

RECKLESS BLAsTISG.-Yesterday, John Redmond
and Thomas Co,goye natives Of Ireland were arrested and
tteu before Justice Qusckenbush charged with having SET
fire TO blast at the corner Of Broadway and Fily.hfd
st the rock, from which blocked up tho road and knocked
down the front Of tho story Of tenement house In
Fifty third street, fortunately without ojnrng any person.
Tho Justice reprmsndod them Tor 'O0h rs0tssn' and dis
shNgsd tasu.
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WASHINGTON LAFAYETTE SHOCKS. ESQ,
Ne. 5s3 ZEg0DIA STREET,
Athens,
Here we have the individual name by far the

Here we have the individual name BY far the
most prominent feature; then the street in which 10
lives, then, stl smaller the town. and fualy, 10
almost llegbe letters, the State. This letter goe3
into tie New-York Post Office, with twenty thou'
sand others; the CLERKS pour the whole lot upon
table, and begin to sort them for the mails. Tho
first thug q clerk wants to know isnot whose les-
ter il is, but rhere IL IS to 90. Mails are made up
for East, South, West and North AID for States and
parts Of ststes Now, all the clerk for is ts
Sac to which the letter is to Co. and, in few in.
stances, tie section c The Stale lie has no regard
for Snooks nor for Zenoba street. Dor for Athens,
except to know what Athens 80 that he may not
send to Georgia tue letter that should 20 up the
Hudson River.
That is the case. Now Yet US see what Should be,
and the best way to illustrate is this:
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Dp.ru OF Az AeEp pRNTER.-tlhu Phinnoy
OF Cooperstown receally deceased, ~ 'e ss
I,is f,thor estnblished the first newspaper Sal.a
viz ~ Henry md Ehha continued the business.
S,sty Years ago The OlsegO Hreid, w'A Fa' -
nSvs AimanGe, constituted the staple ior U sssir
the reading population Of al extended ou' space
settled territory, ..... .r.
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tAdyer'scment.J
Tm I1NiTRD STATES FAX LAW.

Now RgApY il pamphlet Of 20 page. dne white paper
Reside the bill which word for word 10 accordance with
the original text append to IL phsbstcs Kscapul
on OF every Article be taxed by tue law, aud tho
81 tue ieSed thereon This render, "a complete
and convenient Us 1t ia possible TO mske It,
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-20

THE CossEcrrN DEMOCRATIC STATE NoMI-
sArIoSs.-For Governor, Thomas II. Seymour Of
Hartford; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, james A. Hcvey
Of Norwich Treasurer, Andrew L.. Kiddston Of
New~Ilayeni Controller, Con. Lloyd f. Baldwin o.
Wudhdn,