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OFFICE or raE Drpor CUsErElgA sfGR
FoaT LiAyLsvos1H kAssas, Oet.28, ltjJ.
PROPOSALS for Army IRANSPORTA-

TiCN-SEALED PROPOSALS viii Dc received a. TINS
ohee until /: o'clock the 10Th day Of December, l.oj
for the transportation Of military supplies during the yes 1871
AID is:', o. ,he ,o4ioy i rosIes:
and other dpo ttr, may be established during the aso,e
yess the we. bank OF The Missouri River north OF Fort
Leasenworth, and soat If latitude 80 north to any 20 IT,
stations that arc or ray 30 established IN the Test5es Of
Sebras Dsko,ah Idshc ard Utah, south 9f latitude "a
Colorado moth Of go nph biddr, to the re per lcJ
pounds fo TO- miles which they win transport said store:
10 each Of the mouths fom April 10 September, inclusive oil
Rosie No q From Forts Leavenwor,h and Iley, In the
Stse Of ksns sA hs Of EAnss IN te State Of bn-
souri, an poss station. h. ray be established ~
tine state Aan the Territory OF colorado south u
Fort Jnion n a.. oher depot thai be denaied
in thai IeIo;y Fsr; 1srsnd snd to .ns oths pom, q
ior 100 miles a. which they viii .nspc .id store. in each
Of the mouths Lou April 70 September inclusive, OF tie yeas
aouir IA D. From Fort Union or such other dopo. may
BE- established In tine Territory u New Mexico to any posi-. y,
10 .eh post. or AZ rs As slay DC dssa..d IN tho Tesory
Of and STATE o 1ez.s west OF longitude lS' west
.h., 70 .oG in each iS d II. oah
o June, to Sovenbcr inclusive Of the yesrs 1854 and 1865
Ts s sSsn. s Do No. pound. On kSss
No. e. and 6 .Ooo,oco pounds on Route No.
No aldiion per ent vii be paid fnr the trH'pftsio
of bacon, hard srnd pno lsub~r, shses OF aly "'H@
bidder, mus, give ossir names in full web their places
rcslree aud eaca p-opo. iaGt b. eocoE panied ~
boad in the snnl .and dollars. signed by TWO o.
repsadbs pef.on' sn.i IN case &C.,
pIoyosnr The viii o, accepted snd entered nso
good suasent security afnhc by aid pa~, IN &c
o-dsnce " in tbs tca 10 IL thi. awe risos-nt-
The amount o: eondsreauued vii % =. iouows; ~.
On Route So i.........'''''.'''''''''''Ssc 1000
Ou NOnto No. I..........s ...'....s'... @~-vo
On koCis NO. 3..".............''..;'.". wv,
slse.ory cviaenr. q the To- ~ sni .o'enc3 Of eae'
bi.fer and r-r.u ol.f,t a. will - required
rrop,ss .Is. De nJgTsei rroposl. Tor amy iI's
ps lfon Routes nos. l. ?, or j. a. tue e' ils Dc ~
n,ne Wal be- e..salned obey fully comply WIN AZ sA'
| requirements 81 this aIveftsc.gf'.
fsr.,c. to whoa sssrd ae mast % psspaEea :, 5e
cus contract, AL gse lie reqa.f.% SsDds iof "a.
! ii'tnlul I<ff r.ancs 4 10 -, -
,..r.eta 49, b. ~ aa = sct tic trrorj q. lie Quar-
,ns b.. .h- gt L. reserved " rr.oei ay OF
a. bids that nag be ole1.d
Contsc.ar. nls' b.. "a read n.ss . rve by tie tl,i d.,
o! r. lass I'D icy vii H. liis"i % L1seA Fp''
bgsl,< 81 "a the s',.niy cffost ".'r-" (.
stl Mon AID otsF d,.s ia Ray d. CT slsl . NJ "ce
tier .lsy b. w.ih psnnfl ana ie-aAy
l.. {. lAslDs Mar I'D Gear ,l-sssicr.
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1863. THE 1868.

psISsYIvAyIA CENTRAL RAILROAD,
whh ~. = come sla's '' tS5s f,r. po,-E
p,ox Nrw.Y "a TO ri. aiA,sAL ME-. A,riEs
seven train. daily ton NJ" "a. 70 tl.' 'A.a' W
All rr,nSiGH TRAINS fOR THE Wtsr ~ THIS
" nuXIE LEAVE NfW-loRA FROM iiE
ROOT OF COrArLsADTsE
by way os pAadciphia the ming rssereis leave New.
Yor. ttac g orcr ronasj evening Passengers
at O. NJ one houl laicr than o'he. iin~s.
~ way OF Allentown .vs.ns passe-se's cave az =. m.
arrive the came time Northern ines IA Itceeo ana al
poir.. N the .,oFti e.. C.e,sne in.ianepois iogss
ST. Lon',, Ctgoald. Columbus ,r.ein'' and 81 NAN
points West, with lower changes OF cas- r.,,.-.,
eepirg tsrs, without chaase rnn ncnl ih a4e ma 70
smokirf sud saloon Cars on ali Trains
Far. t.,e sane ~ o;lies routes
E.,saN checked IL sough. Transfers free.
ysc,,,. As,s cood nn'ii used, by fit50ur.h.
" ESrERN EMlGRaTlu..
The Prnusylvania Central COMPANY Eu"s an Emirsns
Aecoau,odf ou Line which ~ IDS comfortable mode Of
travel to moving westward ~ o hal te lstss
Of fars. ,o..,,,,nc
Nv this route heights o. all descriptions he forwarded
to and from any P,l on tho Railroad q Ohio. Kensaeky,
ROAD DIRECT Or TO port the gable The
West BY aeainers rom PITTSBURGH.
nhs Freight TO ard om point N the West BY
the Contra Railroad ar. lures able
chi yed by other Railroad Conpsiss Merchants ADD
sppe infsls sle transportation Of 'hsi tesh, 10 shs
Con psny eaa fey with cs2sSgnce on its speedy als
1--we STOCK.
Farmers and Dealers in Live stac1 WIN fnd an nese
ed, sniae,ons sase Csaelec. s We" wss'sa and ,sp-
.ns connections, aid eery attention - pea 70 net wsne
or Ham s5uIs where wild be fond every convenience for
r:ss a. Sd .Y s ssS s |: fss MAakET
LEECh Co, Frighs Asnts',, -, ,,,,,
Mepoaxlb S ! saIscHoff' Emiss@s xssn...
ENocu LEWIS. General Superintendent. Xtos.s p
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6tea,uboafs 9ro Railroads.

TOR CALIFORNIA-By the OVERLAND
4 AOUrE.-A DAILY LINE u STAGES carrying ne
u. T. Mails leaves 4tchson Kansas for eeryile Ca Va
Denver eat Salt Lake virgda aud Carson Cities con'ec
ing by side lines with the Pkes Tss Goo adol Dannoss
THROUGH IN SEVENTEEN DAYS.
Tho routs is stocked with comfortable Cesches and Concod
Covered Spring Wasons Way stsnon h paid 10 passeu
gefs. a.. :. - =.
.p,ne their seats when the coaches are uel inL
Stations average - mics apart and msAs sse furnished =
about ~ cents each. 40
Ihe Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph follows The route. Win
wnt y,,s pS,nds Of baggage slowed; satr, ehwV
will be made surplus baggage e-n o. SEM ~
sea via Panama. , .,n.-...
THROUGH FARE, Atchisen TO pla;rr.,pe pzvo.
tsre from Plsctrvile TO San tr:leiseo, = ~ =.
FOR facr nloBlstion app a. the oI-cs o. 'n' eo"psu"
10. 81 Broadway, n. y, M stairs -
Tickets cold 81 the Office Of ,he Company, a Nsw'fof ~
Atchicnl.
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Dentistrn.

4 RTIFTCIAL TEETH, ONLY $8.-Beanti.
q si 6se Gold end Ps:ine, pure silver and 'u
s.aiite Rubber from So to &2h, and . =,
WARRANTED ECUAL TO ANY WORK in n. 4.
single Teeth, 81 Teeth filled and ex,rced without tne
least Main Gold P,ina and Bone Filling Soc to 81, wer'
rr,ed or HE Cse no. 49, o.sv., between 10th end lh'
az. III. LUTHER, Dentist. lSyears established
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OKas,gsr. al ssios. sEw ioEx Arg-s Al
Iay,E.oRs lsItsn, yrf- 10. .sDs

E)kOPCSAlS-iropOsa viii lie received ~
us ,i,, ant. Nsv. Sd. isJ, Tor the sr9al s1c f''l-
ion - ste. yaif- % sfs 4oir D. ~, 81 4A'J
1,.;r Hoe EGrif D.'i;.. ~hcl h'' ps' " '
sce. fl~.r .rfics a b. v' n csIpe' oflef tH9f'u
hias.,r~d r,ark not 10 D. usl s't'uoa, -, q,
fu-. ri rsnl raffl fp Led .ucL 10 ln iio1c@ ~ -
Fiusf. SUD- Wooi reg. Ifgf oii'la. a-s a.. %,
A. n sHs 70 q p . 3. a.. go. ~, % ~ a. ~
Tho p4fis rf ne 1T oaA I'D i's9"ft 1na IN
foflaH- !, src- reff cet % %" aisl'r. = is '' 80
.c.r .at. b. - Nod N 49, u.4-i ioaef -ra 70
uc. sor, ihc pace which boo. ~ b. tceEn.-d ~ t-e
md -sf.flsd. , "
rsf he go ~ 700 putting Il .."'t ~ %
l-st ol IN ,nc-uT4-f sia-sha af.ir.r ,oA' 20" ."
VI . he ..r b 81 --.v Apts = "a a.. = &c
y ra 0r 3d., iln L. o. rfts vii o. 'i."--.i'o -iN 20
s. - 80 ~, IT. ~, o.. r,ss AID - De 1sff
tis.f ssa shrar- tie a.ltri,a islt- o. T. - t+ i
:, lir u .gH 90. h,aiFaf al or 49, 80 "a
con frarslts aiy - 44,.. - me- rny ~ ltt ''
ertra. j g.. sr.-s hsogs...l 100 D. s9tg.'s, .o
IL 81 4. - u kcrou &C. latfeti'- ="
IL ca - NsfSW GlOiiI. OF5nis psf iiE.eas, boz
-. lstv. Now ora Gay.
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TRAINS LEAVE SE.W-YoRK:
Fos i-w EsSon tkx.t li:Jo D H., i.;lo sExh S:o
I.x.l $3.50 J.y9 and p.
~. B,iimport. :. 3 lsxl lao o.. i::la (EI) s,S
"a ; $3.50. 5.ls, SD p.
Ios Milford and str4.ioss = lico $50 $3.50 ?.
ros fl hid Southport md wes.port, :, llsc m J:so
$50 p n.
- t:.D. $50 p.
sor Dsrsn and trccnseh, $50. ii:3o NJ. $780, t;'a
eos stanford :. (F.xl soo. ilaca M Rls (EIl IN
10" ror CAe..~r AID E.crnsiisie stations go, !3oA
~ $3.50, 4:aN $50, Us. y. II.
Flo. Pos. Chester and Now l.ochele p IN
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston vie Sprn,teld m tEr.l, $3.50 Ex) p. n
ror bcstou via Store Lbe, 1910 XXI p. M. -
For Hartford and Springfield, M. (Exl l;3o BID
(EJ.l, r. II. = ,,,
FOR Conurcsirut River Railroad 10 Montreal, m, (Exl
II ~ a m, and 2tD "a. u NORTHAMPTON
For Hartford Providence and shSLi Railroad ,Exh
u:S
For New Haven EewLoudsn aud stonngton Railroad u
6 q. H., l,;i5. 2;-o, 3 y. ~
For 1 AL Ra.iroad, l2:l5 p m 20 Northampton
Yor iiousa;ouic Railroad, "a 1880 to New Nh
ford; Saturdays 60 rl,iried.
For Sslgatick Ralro-d, . n NJ, 2:3o p IN
For Danbuly svd Aor'y Jk Rsllro4i = m, 40 p m
Conn. oliuas Sic ping Cars attached t. p u l.Ans:
JAMES H. bONI, Sa.es Ia,enaent
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wheeuron the President declared that the Bosrd stood 3D.
ournei u,l Thursday next aih poxno, a Joclock O. M
JAZZ rs NJ. SWEENI, tlIk
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-he whole amount be charged b tho Co"Po'' 10 u"
sooota,t Of Ci.y Contingencies. ..-t,
The n o ion to disclafso the Comm h'ee was c1IIied
Councilman HAYES moved that t,o icon q .s "osfA OF
Aldermen Ldcptsnr ssid ns,on 10 conctTfeo IN
Winch Loaf loT want VI subcagt NUMBER VI fes' "a
follows. viz: ~, -, -
sb..T, OIo,a Keeper, Houghtsin, bsYiAp, oH~' "1'
n.y. aud Russcl-iI e., u.,v p,s5r No
C,e,f Lf,ndon, and tit;rerid-h ,,, b.,
ths vote Wa. iecoDside'cd, and The paper Il d
o'' ,,ef,,sn Rrypyn moved that tho Committee on
IN Piers and sps be discharged rom ne ol
@ al ,t,t,.n with resolution oil Board III Aidrin''
- s,1t be directed 10 advertise oi pro
A a. snding Dir u the foot 81 Nest twenty ionnh
-, a, Nd tier o be- Of the usual aInAenAiohs.
Which WIS ctf1nd.
md tho paper laid over. i,,so o, ye,gsn
iou. I a,,cbargsd from the further connac' suoi Oh
nnla ~ Committee on Streets Q! Board Of AIDE men w,h
tlat twenty ninth sIes, between S'n 'u S'
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HUDSON RIVER RAiLROAD.-FOR AZ

HUDSON RIVER RAiLkOAD.-FORA ALI
arANY .ad TROY CONNECTING WITH TRAINS
NvAFIi anu " 'sI 1s.ip, ieaye:
tsUn lEs.lJers--s- fron Mh-st
g4p. md 10 uu and 3: ia I0:s1 NJ, and 337 M
H. .aa f, p n OF 5:s. p. n.
Troy ana Apasv with sleep lD;3s r. IA
- cl.j. ip:.sfl
Poqxi ran, $50 T. -, . H. and l-.2S and e;W
-na L. al .:i5 p. pm
ft-AskN .4-'u, II o ~, ii:S1 a n, Az p %.
sla f:It y.
81, r y. tsan. Jas and $50
D. N 40. ard so p. m
Ye.hrrs train = III. '9.s2
IN .gaasys al So ?. M. fom ,sthd 49,
c.s - o. procured i any II TIE oces Of Wes.co.ts
pArrs "a Ne-N and Brooklyn AID baggage checked q
Hoa.e al points Toe room cnd 10 Saf..os springs
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OpsIcs or rae srsrsr CoarIHiosEH.
hkyiolK, Tie ober -, IgfI
ITO CONTRACTORS.-fK In
cleo In sc,ei envelope, dor.cd With he ilae o. re
oh and With naro Il b.crr written ttereon vii be-
r,c.,rd :, tbs oh % unti IA O'Clock, TUESDAY Noveu
b.r TO- ibSJ: ~
,n' Company 10. -. -
For brs new steam lrecngbe md tsnder for of En-
ain. Company No. j.. -.
H., building new .s sle and tender iov Of En-
gin. Comply no. - 80
Fer bi dnspo" ia ana ctnslir AID 'ei'af or use VI En-
ain. Company No. 81. -
For bni iins t-ndrr Tor ~ cin~ Company No. 90
Tor ba..iiuF .-T tcaasr for LxlDpi Enelnr CoDpany
~ retL Dig steam fire .nsls ,o vas .. Ensne Company
No ~ a.,
NON lA-e .ndne 9so q ~. inc Company NO. A"
asjuiidins hose iof Comp ~ No ~
Dor bui .ins cofrs1o tx iiose reuy No. -,
bnk fofns OF rflrJ-ais ogthrf with the specifications
sr meats BE- ooIss OF TIA 0iee, Dated s,Ieri
- u. Dncp;, Ncwl H. Uctptcr ~, jtol
CuakLE5 u. CORNELL.
Street COMM ssonet.
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Ofcan CLEANERS.

TRAVELLERS TO EUROPE should pro-
L VIDE themselves with HARpEkJ HANDBOOK foa
EUROfE AND THE EAST. by w. PExBHoxE fnTrioGs
ms I. ,bc oniv complete xuide Euoye pabhed IN
volume. Price 80 81. For sale b. p: APPLETON Co,
No sI3 Broadway, aid WALTER LOW, No. ss3 lrosdwsy
mr. HARPER 'bRtyTHt.HS viii ssud the work oy mall,
hostage iree Oh receipt Of rs ~.
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CTEAM COMMUNICATION
TO LIVERPOOL.

aTEAM COMMUNICATION
TO LIVERPOOL.
Tho und -r med viii dspoirh Of The nderDeatouedtr
oil ~r a ror.d British lur siesracu, from
nEW-fOnK TO LIVERPOOL.
uz =. Qlecnsowp to land ps~ssyers sseS II LIZ
GRAPHIC DlsfAl CHEs.
Sap. TunsL Cc~"dse" -, 4. S1s
LOUISIANA ....2 .hfoekinS tndsy, NOV. "
VIRGINIA. .Gsscc... Friday, Dec.
Roberts. ..Fntay. Dee ~
fhew have al been bo amer The Inspection "
l Chef sure, OF to tho Liverpool underw rrs Resr, Of
Iron ahip.. I!sy Lave extra walortShs cobp1hen anu
els ,ed gst o.lss for ,wtniy-,wo years
Jsy lifted or ss second And thu cias pssxfgct'
WHO chang d =, tbs following raies;
r,a o.''a'...''."",';s;{ r.,.''s in Currency.
StrsIH.c ....s..ss.ss. ~ =.
Dietary accommodation unsarpassed BY any o'r ne
oil steamers.
ior further particulars spply,o
WILLIAMS g. GUION, No, II wail.'.
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~ bRrTisH ANn NOnTM AMEEICA,

Jflcs. ~ to- 1.- III CITY pV tOI.A y, H.. ie vii
ga, tt.ra .,s.t..r "a .tft kaDtl, i.ov. = sud d.
"a "a fos f.w CABIN nd Ste ruse To-
>. -. 4 ssdle.c ra'... pey4li. a. L. . ,HirsJ -,
.!OflS -. O. T.. A~sT. n. 10 uros!waf.
CyFAM WEEKLY 10 IiNLRlCOi. touch
- TX q Grs-tssvu Corr tta4iDij --A.e " - 'YtH
II tn scsffo rev o ana liii.ie'' 80
sl9 Company li.sfl ,l 70 49, - .oi.spsi =. =
saturday bow
err ~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. az "a. nov
fltkbf kt, ....~s.fsV Ny'. "a
All every .lc.o.dl-s SATURDAY, a. n0oaf'0A ici -
A0gsh River.
RATEs rkssASs,
Pava..o IN gold. or 10 .gul, alel N eiIrcne,; 49,.
FIRST IABlN.......z $50 "a sIhEhAoh ...'.''''E a "
.t,ahn - London. Is uil -t-gs.r u LnnGoc. - "
PM f.bn 10 'sr.... 70 W Ssn.a TO raris.... az e
kus.taiu 10 .ir.burg 20 C >erffsc q haivu,g - W
la...ryrfs so forwarded HAVE, Bremen koe' d-'n
A.t.esp, st-. a. - atty .ow rs'e' 1900, ..-. Az
fa.s. Tom Lyesooi 90 Qaecrf o~r; ls Cabin 80 -
SOS st.-r-gp 40 rhoso who wish 70 send FOR thrir
iaerds can boy isEt-s here 81 thee. rates
Ion lar; e4 lnon.s.oi AZ, NJ The tciaHenyf once.
Join q. DALE. gent, Ne. Is brosi@ss, y 1.
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NEW-HAyEN RAILROAD.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING JULY =, is6J.
TRANS NE.W-YORK:

r.sa:,r s,sion Il, NswYs.S .,thst and ;th-sy
En,rases y.tAs-
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PETITIONS.


Petition # ionn dsn fr relief frola overtime OF spec
tnn for regulating Eiehy fourth sire' nom
Elshi avenue t. broadway
Nhicti referred 20 Committee on Fipapce.
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CITY GOVERNMENT.
EoarG Of Ccuncilncn.

rvr,c,.1I Sp CAL SgssloN-FIlay, Oct 20. 1862.
Ths Hoard met in their Chambers, No l6 City Hail. pur
,uent to The following Call, viz: -
Wsns.y JoI rs Dear SIR You respectfully re-.
unss,,d 10 convene Eoard OF Corncilusn fTdsy the
St instant O'Clock p. NJ. take into consideration snch
s.hrc,s may before the Board for Its action Very
'fjoilN' a. HAyILAND, FREDERICK EEPPER,
JOHN MOUGilfALlS, WILLIAM JOYCE
JAMES MURRAY, ALI LANDER BRANDON
JOuH 7. GNW JOHN No NELL,
THOMAS BRADY SAMUEL 4. WEBSTER, P"
PATRICK H. KEENAN,, PAlilCh RUSsELlb
CHARLES RILEY, JOSEPH MCNAf,
JAMES Si NDFURD. u.
Ps nt-aors.n Jones eco. President IN The chsiI ana
the following members, via: .
CSunciaea Hayes Hcay, Kecnan, Riey, sanford
Webster hcvay Gross, Brady Keeper houehtoin tiayi-
lsni Cav Mcjrs'h NuIray, Ol.iiep. brandon, Russell,
and Ets.c-Gla--o.
proved
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lowing ~ ms bclents Of the Tcs,.ulisD, viz.
tasune COMPANY hnmDeI ~ three
kua ~ toinp .ny NuIsDe. Iwcnsysi
EnSi.r Company Nun.Osr -Four.
LIgn. Company Number Thirty.
Engns Company Number sixteen.
tn.Ie cOn!lg Number Sx.
Engine Comp. !, Number seventeen
l.b.ino COMPANY Number Two.
Engine tompsny Number for;y.,ix-
La.el,e Company .,DIi.or Ih-rIy .pisr.
Engine Company Number Is.niy tLiet.
tt,se Con pany rp.pbe, sir.
Hoe Company Number ihIty
Hose Company number EieLieen.
Hone COMPANY number live.
Hose Company sun Der twenty
Hoe Csn.p--y kuIey.1 One.
liote Company aunber 1hity.iI
Hose Company Number ii Ies..
Hoe Company Number Forty nine.
Hook ind Ls.dsr CoIapsyy Number seventees-
HOOK std LEdasT Company Number tifeen..
HOOK ana ladder Company humber Four.
and tLe ofbCc oi tbs tl.iei i.nginrrI.
Councilman BRANDON moved that the Board DO newsNosn
Which nas carried
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When eoncrfGed 81
Relutgp q. board OF 1ooaeier. ts te pay OF te in
speftors aad Ls.is.nl pectrs q the sssi dumping
grounds conDo,ed tb Department Of the City nspe' TOR
pee.ors Two dollar aHd tily csa:s diem us
sane eject tho day o. June, lsCJ sad Increase u
BE- etsrgsd TO The or City Coruns.neiff
ny BoId Of Aldermen. October p, arncndd ~ ne III
the ,soids 70 tie OF sies ofds Jagoci's lay
-.nto the ca Inspector be- eted tie
teross1e OH MsiuAcsoy Of D. H. hcCTay, number tHr"~
hundre1 End thys.gea Stanton ss.ce bnie da.ely tho
Who va rsfcTcdto tie Commute. on Public Heel.h.
ReaolltioE, tSt .rnlcn b. gsIie4 10 Jon, Esg and
s.fah rselsc, r., cb and . IN front Of their
prcruses Ia Ole tid-eo and Eighteenth stgeeL between
fhd AID FoUidi eGer lie direction Of he stree.
CoDrissionef -
Whlch oonrUrred n. .
Resootior hsi p.rlsion be gves to WiisD MArlhsl
A rec,iye and ter gsgds front oi bis PREMISE number
uiteen - eond avenue derg :he pi'sis Of It's Common
Cosrci.
Re.ooton tina, CIotou Bosrd BE- dnecit 70 hue the
Se aorhwes, corper Of Ryioson Ac Eids, Hrets
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Which was CONQUERED IN
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eution that the street be dietedto advertise
foot Of forty-e street koro Rsrer.
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Report Of Cor a.tee sewere, with resolution that re-
eAvAg bssiDs AID cpyeI DC pg o. We Los cosueI "
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-02-27
From mlssonri.

Jefferson City, Feb 24.--Gov. Gamble sent
to the House to-day acommittee accompanying
certain resolutions recently adopted by the Leg
islature of Delaware, asking Missouri to send
delegates to the National Convention for the
purpose of effecting an arpistce, DC. The Gov
ernor's message denounced the resolutions,
silence.
A spirited discussion ensued, and the resolu-
tions received most unmerciful handling from
the members.
Resolutions were offered that we will neither
consent nor submit to peace without the entire
submission of the traitors, nor to any armstice
without subjugation, nor to any interference by
foreign powers; also thanking Governor Gamble
for the loyal and patriotic views expressed in
his message, and approving of the act of Colonel
Gilbert in dispensing the recent rebel convention
in Kentucky. The resolutions were finally
passed over informally
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-02-27
Timely words.


The following is part Of an article copied
by the Sandusky Register, from the Spring
field News, which the former says is no less
applicable in this section of tho State, thar
in CLARK, County.
The Register adds: He
1t is high time the masses of loyal mel
were orgaDizcd-completcIy, thoroughly
organized and prepared to cooperate togetb
or.
The Ns,cs says 10 the article to which We
refer:
We dislike political parties, 10 themselves,
We wish there were but one party, COM
posed alike Of Democrats and Republicans,
which should give the Government hearty
and undivided support. This wish, howev-
er, cannot be gratided. There are two par
ties, and we must accept The fact. The
Democratic party and the Union party are
in the field. 10 opposition to each other. II
remains, then, ior the Union men to Join
the Democracy be swallowed whole by
il, and digested, and otherwise adesposed
Of" or to maintain their own organization,
which is the Bext best thing TO aparty COM
posed Of The whole people. ~
We say, boldly, that the great fault Of
the men Of The Union party is that they do
not take care Of their own interest.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-02-27
The Toledo RInde. AGAIN.

The Toledo Blade, without publishing our ar
ticle, puts in the criminals plea of "not guilty
to several Of The allegations we brought against
it. But notwithstanding its denial, we know
that those charges in the main arc substantially
true, and 10 this we are borne out by the testi-
mony Of some of the most prominent Republi-
cans in this town. We have not preserved file
Of the B1ade, and ofcourse cannot give the proofs
to what we have stated, and if we possessed a
file we do not know that it would be profitable
to our readers to do so. AS the matter now
stands, tits mere question of veracity between
the editors of that paper and ourself where we
are willing to let it rest 1t was not our pur-
pose to provoke discussion with it, but
merely to let it know why we could not re-
commend it to our readers as reliable anti
slavery paper.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-02-27
From indianapolis.

indianapolis, Feb 19.-Four citizens of Shell
by County and jackson Baker, Henry
Hill, and VIM. Trees-were arrested and brought
here to-day, charged with conspiracy and incit-
ing soldiers to desert. The two latter gave the
required bail of $500. The two Bakers are in
Jail. They come from John o. Browns neigh
borhood, and are charged with initiating him
and other soldiers into the X. @. G.
George Hughes and DR.. Carter, charged with
contempt of the United States Court, were
brought before Judge Smith this morning. and
plead that confession before the Grand Jury
of the secrets of the X. G. o. would subject
them 10 criminal prosecution. Both were re-
leased. Carter is Secretary of the indianapolis
lodge.
Col. Van valkenburg, of the Goth Indiana,
was dismissed for sending forty dollars to faro
dealer in this city, with letter stating it was
the last he should receive ofthis nigger Admin
istrstion, as they would steal the balance or run
away with it. The letter was brought TO Gov.
Morton, who sent it to Washington. He had
also been guilty of drawing servants ratons,
and then subsisting them at company quarters.