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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-16
VARIETY STORE.
PUSHES VARIETY STORE,
No. 20 Main Street

Is THE PLACE TO FIND FANCY GOODS.
1 Combs, BRUSHES, Pocket Wallets, Card Cases,
Tablets, Scissors. Knives, Watch KEYS. Cuard
Chains. Thimbles, Needles, Pins, Tape Measures,
Beads, Belt Clasps, Goggles, Spectacles. Their
mometors, French Harps, Pop Guns, Ivory Rat
Steel Pens, Pencies, Games, Bubber Balls Toilet
Soap, Jewelry, Violin Strings, Work Boxes.
Writing Desks, Feather busters, Bird Cages.
1hildrens' Carriages, Ladies' Fancy Work and
tail sa,s,I
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-16
From ST. Louis.
Gov. Gamble Thinks of Resigning

ST Louis, Nov. l4.-Dispatches from
Jefferson City say that well founded ru-
mors prevail that Gov. Gamble and
Lient-Gov. Hall, contemplate resigning.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-16
HOBBY HORSES.

DATENT SPRING AND ROCKING HORSES,
L the finest assortment ever broughtto the city,
inst received Prices from one dollar to forty
At WARREN & CONY EGTON'6,
oc2S No. Main Street,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-16
RECRUITS WANTED.
For the Old 18th Indiana volun-
feers

fTNHIS REGIMENT HAS PARTICIPATED
in the following nataed battles Cheat Noun
tain, Green Briar, Blues Gap Bloomery Furnace
Winchester, Harrison's Landing, An tiefam Fred
ericksburg, Charlottesville, Gettysburg and
Bristow Station
Thrre hundred and two dollars bounty given 70
new recruits. : 4o2 given TO veteran solliers who
re-enisf S72 Of the bounty money given tlaua
first payment directly after being mustered in
Any one wishing to become a menls,r If tais
tried Regiment will Ind Headquarters Recruiting
ofhce on corner Of Ingle and Central Ma,k-f
sireets-John DanHatell's Grocery
CHARLES H. MYERHOFF.
LIST Lieut.. Co. E, l4Sh Ind,
noVlldim Recruiting Officer
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-16
Gen. Dix In Buffalo.

Bur. "a, Nov. I4-Gen. Dix and
Staff arnVe,l here and is in consultation
with the authorities
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-16
WANTS.

VETANTED.-A few hundred dollars of Rick
w cts Checks - wanted to fill an order, at the
Savings Bank, No. f. First street. oct3O
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-16
HATS AND CAPS.

Our stock of Hats and Caps for Men and Boys, is
now complete, having just been replenished with
the very latest Winter styles, gotten up with
under our own supervision.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-16

Of which We are receiving splendid assortment
VAUTIER & MARCONNIER,
No. 80 Main Street
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-16
FANCY CAPS,

Fancy and plain, a very lage assortment. All
new styles.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-16
From Meade's Army.

Fine Weather Deserter's Story
President LincoIn's Dispatch-Gen'
Foster Supercedes Burnsides--Piek-
ct Shooting.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-16

FOR LEASE.
E0R LEASE-FOR A TERN OF TWENTY
4 Years, an unimproved lot, between Fourth
Street and the Canal, fronting Is feet on Main
Street aad extending back $50 feet to the alley 90
feet south of the Canal being part of Lot No. $780,
Donation Enlargement of the city of Evansville.
For terms apply TO
noy2tf MRS. O. E. LEWIS.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-16
NEW FIRM

TIHE UNDERSIGNED WILL CONTINUE
i the wholesale Dry Goods business under the
style of G. Maghee Co., at the old stand on First
street. GILLIS0N MAGHEE,
NICHOLAS NJ. GO0DLETT.
November 9 I663
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-16
NOTICE.

THE FIRM OF J. H. MAGHEE & co. WAS
Il dissolved on the 9th of September last by
the death of John II. Maghee The business will
be settled up by the surviving partner.
G MAGHEE
Nevember2 1868
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-16
PAPER MILLS.
EVAN SVILLE
PAPER MILLS.
LEIGH & CARLSTEDT, Agents.

w equal to any made, and at Cincinnati prices.
Prices sent on application to the Agents,
iy 1Od6m
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1863-11-16
LOWER ENLARGEMEl

scates, Joe, heirs, low ? z ofe "a of lot 3
Wright, NJ J 22Ilzx10O leet front of lot 23
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-06
yEw-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE FRIDAY FEBRUARY g. 1863

and consist OF bosh Mwsukes Club a ei s40$i 81
WS.ts no. =. n%Ie ss Spsins soc 1870 do Kss
81 rs; and 5000 do. damaged Spring at 81 81 Barley Is
81 S. quiet and . SsS ~ts, G n"miusi
7So!!s for Csn.oiaa ana Western sud 1cG73c "a, state
aud Vermont. Rye 10 dull at o8d 10 for state Com
less active dull aud heavy the close sales &C 900
bu.h st s0d93c for upsound mixed Ws..ern g9sc for
sound do and 98c for Yellow W cs,eru.
HAY-Tbe d,maud IL fair and the market FIRM sales Of
Az bales al e0dSc. y 100 D.
HOPS1hs .r&et IL fra 9TH fair inquiry sales Of $50
ba ~ at 20027c for fair to choice.
NOLAssES-Prces very firm for oil kinds, and fair
inquiry prevails taes Of tG0 bb old crop New ut
4yGlSc, and 20 hhds. Barbados At fsc.
NAVAL STORES very scarce with the execution Of
Ta) aud small os fto store continue " sell at eItaord
high rates.
OILS-The market 10 firm and fair inquiry prevails Tor
moot descriptions s5 full prey ous rate: - -.
bbs at IS for Mess and $500 i3 IS Tor Prime Beet
in moderate request and wnou material chsngs 10 p'0s
saes Of 30 bills at $2GS'3 for Plain Mess and Is
for Extra do Tisce Beef In better den and and the
market steady sales Of go tcs at 22 for Pnme Mess ana
ga for India India Mes. al round. beef Hans are
steady at 5Db6 So Cut Meats with ut change 70
&c fer Hsm. Bacon Is in moderate reques. AMI stead
Knspp brand Dressed Hogs stesdy At b50
maud and prices lncsuged s.es Of 800 bol at q
II!c spot ard He io delivery 10 hs ob and ann
kICE-Ths business continues very mooefate and We
have no sales to ADVISE prices. however. are hfn
SUGARS-We mud ~ quiet market today bur there
tppears deposition the part Of h21e To accept owt
rates and our quotations sie unchased s...s Of ABOUT ~
hhds at ldl2c. for NtwOTrass Refined uncbaHsc1
sEEDS-Cover Seed - ,tesdJ ond II far dean1 sale OF
$50 b.s. HAZE Timothy Seed il inactive at sS1 - s
Eoasn ,e ss1 y steady md !" good rsGass .1e' 'O 'D
TALLOw IL fair demaud and I'll, market 10 firm; sae'
N al llc for Western rnd &c for Ciy, cash
WlIsKY-1he ma re. steady VIZ, iair demand; sales
OF ] go bios. a. 6, doe.
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$4,000.
slTsy,l2o

hJi Ia
The amour Of legal-,sndor notes controlled by the
Banks is s,null. Banks now keep their own notes
y. hieh are sousht for a, premium. and use instead
eg,l.tender notes.
Tie ergrayers are now printing nbou, n million
and quarter day Of Government currency, Of
winch 500, 900 i in postal curercy. Thy have
not yet commenced on the one hundred millions OF
egs-tcnder authorized BY the joint resolution pa.sed
rome time since.
Money is fairly active q, cal ? cent, with no;
much doing below y cent on call.
Que $6V,J00 Cleveland aud Pittsburgh boDds
offered st auciDu this morning by hr. A. II. Mu'ies,
s.i50gO were sold at TO- l0d, NJ tie lower l.ice
tie rale YVES stopped abou, 100000 were taken
y-sierdsy AZ private sale at lUJ. i: liz under.ood
tlat tho Direction of this road will be changed 81
the next election, ani Mr. VIII o. Cleveanl u.-ls
President, tue road he run by some consolidation
rrat cement ia the interest OF The Shore Line Il ad
in o.p).iion to that Of the Atlantic and Great West.
err Il I'D.
Annexed /. tic bill intrlcuced in Con.ress by Mr.
Iooms VI Clnnec,icat for the taxation Of t.ansac-
tom in Gold. II WAS referred TO tie Ways and
Mems Committee. IL is intended 10 cheek speculation
IN tie precious metals:
act ~ ad1rl0n 10 an Act entffd IN Act TO
provide Internal Revenue g. zap T. nl4ch. j
70 p,y nt.rss 90 tae Fu. lo D-bt"
a. "a acf,d tc Sena> aud iouss 81 Representatives. Of
~. Tasa Stale OF Con.rr' at'cf Iha, Nil
contracts fr h' Incha.e or sac Of sod - liver OF tne
ii.8 state ant all Cutrcts iCf the lua 81 money
n. ~ mon The cOst,i s.Clnty Of Fad gold silver
"a, the fcpaytneLt cAreocr hundred rs
ia amount lual BE- wrtin. put"j I'D .ined b. tho
,ie. all 4 contrc 10 20 bc reformed cant.
VT u tUor from the date t.eeO The o coutfact
s t.nr a, aa.cFiv stamp provided iu ht At wa,A
nj. l. ia addition az ger Cfutuu o. he au,lut o. tie
crc the 20 be t,imaed b. the lesa. ounce ~
Of tie .Ird htft'- 81 tie tst ooutTac. u not 60
~. Ia d MI.lin tree ca- AID j. TO bV Tcr.
fo,n ,hin sixty dtys from tie date Thereof. item
sI ,o.lrsl. shall said ydheFyo stamp aLlaul'
anal go q. ,, tgefsot a.G 81 So
i,n .Ats dave 60 then t fLi bear s-ii scLrr
,oual 100 al.lu Ornd - per ceutn 10 per cen'uu mt
A., u. o. tom n sd contract IL % ts performed
tni 90 ca te A. slfi bear saii adhesive saup
o. cg4 60 per ocutum for each tniry GeJs ssd coa-
/ tract 10 ihiro.
$40 A. c,ur,c'' loans or sAes IF the gold enl liver
coin uf th- o.. etste- Ade Ia t iils
at al wholly aud uel5 void io addition
lt.B loEd.. lu tnr at to which IL. I, IA addor
part, -aid crutrsct o. q sny time wiil
own aud hcn,at 800 mouey pad secured any C0u.
Tract u.t made in SOC t.ahcv wi'h .n, 49,.
told b. bceo fairly active today, and had an NJ
ward tendency. After selling ut 1856. it advanced
v itl stc4diue,o 70 1913, closing 1T IL. bid. De-
maud Noes are firm at 10, which is nearer Gold
than they have evor yet stood.
Tho statements Of the banks Of the three principal
cities OF the uu.on for the lat week compare with
tie previous one, and the corresponding time OF 1856!
az lollowB:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-06

A BooUs BAagIsG OPTRAT1os EXPLODED.-Po-
lice Wstb 81 VA bDgon day OF w, ago,
received informal on from the Che OF Ioncc OF h'uN h
Nv that man giving h name Holland had been ere.i
ID wi b tne sn Of OF 900 the Free Bank 81 'Le
ist'ic of Columbia The bills were OF thr examinations
d OF. Lv.s AID tens The backs q he bills are green,
ht 10 the style OF tie Ue,ed states Treasury n1'e-'
word. Secu ed by special deqost vito " n Ni
tsHker 81 FIehaD.r psc~, Newly ok - hosssttpesrt-
Pfesid~lt of bsnk AID w H. Erfnee a'e inc
bills bear tie ia ,int Of tho Newly Be,h Note Company
No. so al street H. rance the oilt ere wen ga GU
lated TO deceive The fves beautifully executed lhte
IL such bar tho Free State bsns Of the D"r'ct
umba ana tho whole thing fraud 90 Stad csir 'He
authorities ave i1es this usu Holland IT, oi "her
he cane from. appears that some moths sgo nhb ohe
Paddock called pon Mt g. a. Mile, banker az tis sId
lief la his Containing s5vV worn - rem
syVunia Coal C1mpams bonds ff60o 10 st0cs NO ssm
company. $3.50 kocklsEd Iron CoppaDys STICK SbWo 81
ths Victoria Coal Company AID 1880 of tho hsg.cn Coal
Company ii. M Mus take The regular DO
post aud to pay him for kerpior hem Ttr uro Of MI
MINIS On tls bogus bsk 10 IL Unauthorized bJ nih
ami he thst be iupy allowed e man 10 leave n per-
c in biz oGco be called foi 1b precious bansle 70
M IN bis possosion, awaiting tho respposAhce Of b rad
deck TO ciaiui theIn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-06

Steamer Martha Stevens Doosberty Baltimore. mdss to
stesuer Fanny Cadwalader Person Baltimore. nde 70
III DazetL -, -, -, 4. rs
stsamrf Osprey. Adrich, Providence nid'e to Eow%a
',s,naer Pelican. Baker. Providsncs. ndss to EdwGi
shg Richard AsOp Wellington Liverpool Dec. d. ssit 70
Thoa James -, o., -, ..
10 Welsh carver Cb.se. Sailed In ccnPaDy with bxH
John Ayili- for Portland
Brg Blue Nose (Br. OF Yarmouth N. 81, Journey Dan
DAN aays In ballast TO Floyd BiLcxen- tiaa strong
westerly gtes tlro u. hout the passage
schG EnSa Mcdonald tSr), Ge9sge,owp. T. r. L.. IL daya
oafs to hos II. iumbG = ~
schr lcknan. Ackson, boson days. corr 10 master.
Scbr. SOm-s,t, strns. Baltimore dsl Coal.
Scnr Msfiin, Jordsn hit,vle, " j., iTon
schr. Shah, Wilson. Fortress Monroe.
soop Edmund Brown, freeman. ChincotoSgse days
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Amueeuwnis.
w FAREWELL BENEFIT OF
FAREWELL BENEFIT OF
SENORITA ISABELLA CUBAS.
ON FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY
CUBAS,

ON FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY
snoa Cuba, tlcs rres. In reforming her
thanks 10 :hs public OF kewYors the very liberia
age bestowed npon Ter aolng the pct oa Ia
brilliant engagement a! this 60
the foown, st active programme q; the ssne tno 70 ~
,hst Is so many requests have s.s oss" "''1'
cory 7 T9 EEy yEsYY LAZY LAZY yisiioH
:, ~. .ad dT..s circle. Tho bavs been exc
cu:sd ia III: ssy .tp AYE Of s't co. BROADWAY.
MISS FANNY BROWN
III. brilliant aud fascinating actress Las kindly volunteered 70
perform the pan &SIRRAMATTAEs SISTER.
The order OfpeIfomsnces WIZ % presented ioow I,
be precisely H. and viii commeace with the
exciting French Dance e ha soL1E.
IL CUBAS SENIOR XIMENES.
and the Corps de Ballet viii appear.
Incidental TO the Ball.t viii be:
Gaop..........By ,hs GOIyPses. and Corp. De Ballot
Finale ssp ISa. G9Ds. aoa Co''Ph'e'
NARKAMATrAH.
Nairsmsttah the chief OF tue TO .Seuorts Cubas
Faith heshcoe her twin Miss Fanny Brown
C9nanchet; Il. davenport
ONE TOUCH Oh NATURE.
i" WIG" 'N' s'im hHI C. w " couLDoSK,
and Miss COuldock will appear.
Aer which, SenorIts Cubsss crest Spanish Dance OF
LA MADRlLENA.
assisted by full Corps dc BALLET
La sdTens represents perhaps In the most glowing form,
that intense aSon which Is The cha BoeTslc Of the dsnce
Southern SPAN the weeds Of whose so are het aud
ervt he CUBA, will dance La Mldrena IN tina precise
costume Ands pighis Of festive Dance Inn
pat TO it all bs ptGre aai aba1don which belong 70 this,
.ae magnificent 81 the uaODsl dance. OF spaia
10 be follow 81 by TIE peat Fionch MelodramA VI
IHE FRENCH SfY.
CUBAS IN THEE CHARACTERS.
TIE TEBKItIC tOMbAr AND
WILD AkAR DANCE
In this piece Senos Cu0a is PRONOUNCED by the Press to
have eQuA. the stage IA this any other c1unuy
MONDAY. teo. 3,
EDWIN BOOTH.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-06
slnrNc;s-cAnr,sllr naroHrsa rOn rnn y >. rr,p.s


ASHES are inactive yet steady a, Ss O.! ioI Pots and
81 - i0r Pads.
gOIIONTn- Cotton rket continues very unlcttl-d,
nnd ind dlcut 10 decide pom tho proper quotations
8,d8Io 70! Miicinss l. piob.ly ths though
k the UaIs.t rather fsyors e inside rate at tne close
81 some 20 baes. few SagAts and note
a s.ir of rs bses ~ Go.
COrFEE-TArfo ia, been good inquiry FOR 81. Domingo
for export, sud notre ssles of H bags IN bond II
prcrs not made public. or other Description. tho sao
odoaie h,vo only to nooe $50 bags Santos 1t 5c
AID 100 do MarlcsOo at - lG
FLOUR AND MFAA--lh market for N.stefn and safe
Flour du and heavy, ~ symVty w the decno IL bod
aud the lesuGr IN EIciane. 4 ade nndS are que
hfn The sya lareer and in excess OF the demand
Tue l-s e0 hbs ~ ia y Is tor SuPeihne state
and Western ava ~ C1o Extra State " ioa ~
sney do ~ 6udST IS Tor the low gsas 9i "t,ein
EIsi ~ 15qs1 20 fos .hipping Ohio; VI b@ ~ 80 Tor
tr.j@ brahds and 81 500 + 10 81 for 81 Louh Elias y,
"a AHA Flour quiet aid heavy sales OF AO bbi' ~ = ~
% for the Low grades Ut EAIu, and y "@ ~ - ioi
brands DO Southern Flour I, less tive 500 levy
ssos Of 100 bis ~ 753 10 ,? for mixed 70 foon SUR
tine Ia tmore. &c. aud 81 1850 - for sn,y u'amai
Rye Flour quiet ut 3 4VD*3 50 for super ana En'a
itT. Corn Med Ia dull yet steady at - 1888 ~ Is Jei
sey and - fos brandywine. Buek~beat Fout .ehk !"
picss from 81 p 80 10 ID for Inferior 70 e1s
OnAIN-1hs Wheat market opened very nIn out With
heavne.s In gold aud exchange closed da and heavy
tAs dslaasd mainly tss export; the sass 40 "'0V pu'h'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-06

A Mr.. Rot, wife Of Tie township collector Of
De Kab, Illinois, frighteue': 10 death lsst week
by man dressed in u hte sheet with 4 coat wound
around his mead. He knocked a, her door iu the
.vepiny. She eazed for u moment a. tue borr'd
Gqu.e. and then fell backward to the aoor, llfesss.
The ghosty joker is a merchant Of respectaSh
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Net over expenses and interest. ............,
Equal to nearly T. cent on the capital stock.
DEBTS or TBs COhPANI
are + TlJ ygT o. m follows.
Total debt Of the Compsny.............
ASskrs OF THE COMPANY

The giues and machinery owned by tho C0mpen
arc valued a. TIL. time a. = k1J.42b 30.
The Peoples Fire Insurance. Company have de-
clared dividend OF E cent, free from Government
tax. payable Feb. TO- The Lodlard Fire Insurance
company has declared = Soni-aunual Interest diyi-
dend Of = eent. payable demand. The NV
York Fire rnd Marine Insurance Company have de-
clared dividend ofG = cent, free Of Government
tax payable on demand.
potIt to CorSrefe is being circulated among the
importers, asking CoDgrers TO authorize the rccef
of egal-tender notes at the Custom lIouse.
Mr.. Van Dyck, Bank Superintendent, mas prepared
a table showing what United States Stocks and
Notes were held by the banks Of this State on the
18Th OF January. The y bad the following snounis;
(.utfal Tsuka Sa.tues auis
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SHIPPING ENTELLIGENCE.
PORT or NETWORK. ......FxB 8:
Cleared.

Siesnsr-Octorsra. McLausE in. South Auboy. VILLAS
Dalze!L -
Ship-vic,cria Stinson. Loudon. +. 4. Morgsn Wiley
IA A.-Arsb McDOuali, Cadiy his. IrlDr; Wa tso
Name, COX Mar 81 -. Moor Henry, M"rbiu Stsf t3r.
Petersen So Jazo CUBS, W. yd-i Co Ains tbr a. W.
~ L,vet.oo. y. s., q. Wnecsnghti Eagle bsker Pot
Royal. = ". L.wis Co.
scLooners-bue-pi,alu. Mclrtssb Boston. A. Howes
~ E,.h shaw, W luuet a. ID. oroos nan Co.. q. ".
BLOWN Long loa knrri G. Depui-. furkrr aSh" on,
mas Snih. EIceid,r Ericsson. Nsshns,on brs'-ss
9th c.; Indian q zen (BrD Whitley HIlf@x IN g.
Jsin.s Francis tho, Cousil- Ssss.. -a"-o" eeh-r
zen; Comet OBJ, COW Amigos, ID H. D"'pf l. y ~
min Sn.nt4 ard New.hsveu -. l.. Kacsrti frnn~-s.es
Wooster Philadelphia J. W. Mckee: buIdsU hont, baodJs
" tsnnston r.. h. Hlrnut "a. 81, .
p,rksr. Ida r. Vail Val, New tiaven Al IL. kscActt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-06
COURT OF GENERAL ST SsIONS--Fsi. a-BeEses
Pa,

Michael Rysn, indicird tor stealing gold watch
worth $40. TGoma, McHsy No. IJ2 Washington street.
ui-d convicted petis asceny Confined In tho Cry
Prison ~ days
Henry Matthews, ingcteJ for grand larceny, In stealing
three r capr worth r0g, from lbs- =. Besier No i3S
Broadway, pleaded guilty OF attempt ct gaod lIcony
beuiardsd tor sentence.
en indicted for grand larceny for being engaged
~ the highway .obory Of Bspse Cote No s9I oons
ree at pidnis. p'esdod sny Of pt.emp -
sIg I'd larCe IL. kcL aided for sentenCs.
4icu--! Laui iudicteu for grad aceny for STEALTH
oAy horse worth 500, fTou Eds Ds x9S
Fic,t avenue Dec. 80 1861, THEA hs
aIigird r sentence.
Hsry PIi,cbasd Indicted far forgery in the second
several charge ples1ea sUy offosr IL tno Iouith
cssrse, ia SLeDsEded 10 senie.ce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-06

There are four murders committed In England
for every million inhabitants; II in Belgium; ~ III
Sardinia 81 in France; 30 in Austria; is Bavaria;
As in Lombardy; 100 in Rome 20 in Sicily @"o III
Naples. Murder 10 almost unknown IN tho valleys oil
Vandos.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-06
COURT CALENDAa-Tgrs DAY

SUPREME CoURT-GsSERAL TERM.-Eaumes.
s.ed-i'o.. 81. %, 3 4! DtO ~. sd Il, ss to6l
SUPREME COURr-CIRcUT-Part I.--Nos. IL
~ Is 2J1 s07 ., 40 GIL ii17. sy. So Us 6i. IA
els. :l9 ;2!. a. 7J3, 10. Pa a. (.no ,.. Sss d.
2i9O. 1888, 2.53. -
SUPREME COuRr--SPEcIAL TERK-Nos is2, 20,
~ 20 llcl1siye ~ l25, 10 227 22s 80 d 20
CuuRr or COMMON rLEAs Part i-Noe. li.5,
.0. J. ~ li75 ll.o li!8 ll1y. ll9 lsJ. l1o@, Ii6 lA
100 1888 80 Pant ll.N0s. 3Oi lt74, IisI IlsI III
.I5i, 1855, IIil ice. li6I. 1884 Hoo ioi lbs i72
SUPERIOR CoURT-Parl Nos. 7S7, lit7 1885.
1884, lJs8 1895 1897. 1893 l4U lA3 liO5 la IA lsIl
Par iSo- I4b4 9,6 56 1874 ls7o i4rs 49, +s! lts<
| ioG. lso8 is92 1884 1895.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-06
c,TEAM WEEKLY to LIVERPOOL, touchr

lNTEAM WEEKLY to LIVERPOOL, touching
- o. Queeustown. cork IisrSor) lhe VOLTA steam
efs Of tho Liverpool NeVfofe aud ihiodeiha Steamship
Corn piny are Intended 20 sail 90 follows
YDINBiJR saturday, Feb.
CITY MAHIlltS shtuTudt. - D. IL
tTNA ....... Rob. II
Aud every succeeding SAL UKDAY, q, po9p iron Flor no.
~ North Htyer
RATS PASSAGE
Pays'le 60 gold az it. equiv IA currency: .
fast CABiN....,,SdO 80 acknowledgements %
Est abr TO London. 10 0u craze LoudOu 80 81
kr,t Cabin 10 PATTI. % % ste.Tsgc 10 Ps.... 10 30
Ert alba 70 pufg 80 CO. See.s - 10 iaubure 81 90
pns,ngers Also forwarded HAVE, Bremen. Rotterdam,
Antwerp, &c. IT equally low ra'es.
Fares Gou Liverpool or Quecnstowni lat Cabin SD $50
y 8 St..rsee from Lyerpooi, $40 ffom QuoouttoTn f$
Ibose who wish to send ior b. iIenca buy tickets here
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GRAND GAL NIGHT.
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