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GILBERT s. SAMPSON,
" saiesrooms, II, 46 and IS Dearborn street
New andSecond-uand Furniture, &c.
AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY. Dec. 18th, at * O'Clock, We shall
Eei1 1t our rooms splendid assortment Of New and
Secondhand Furniture and Housekeeping Good.
1ncnded In the Rale some exceedingly inc Cham
her Suits, OF the newest Styles
xu,-,,-,.. ALsn;
afternoon, at 2X O'clock, Dec. 18th. at onr roomss
CONTINUED SALE DY AUCTION or
LINEN GOODS, BLANKETS, dkc.,
new in7oco is Just received, making complete
aseortmsnt, and every article warranted House
keepers should attend this Inst sale.
On WEDNESDAY A3EH}sse, hsH1se at O'Clock, We
ehall sell Ut auction at cur rooms the 1nest and
choicest collection Of FINE STEEL PLATE EN-
CRAVINGS, tn E1EaAET FRAArst eyef sold 10 this
city Lovers Of nc picture shonld attend this sale.
On THURSDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS, Dec.
1n snS se ef Eis
sets and single, Extra fine silvcrplated goods Of al
everything In that line. Every article warranted.
crN1et WHITE CEoCkEHT, OF the best makes, 70 be
III ceale1s thciz goods packed and shipped
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, EVENINGS, Dec.
I'd and 3d. at O'Clock shall sell ut auction. at
toome the choicest collection Of rich Par1an and
Pa1,sa
GooGs ever sold at auction tn thIs slty.
def. .e5a3tl1t GILBERT & SAMPSON, Auct'fs.
, 1863-12-15
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
SUIT AGAINST THE CETT-AN0TH-
Ell STREET CLAIM.
Records of Gases In the Different Law
Courts, DC.


srFfR1oR cornf.-James Il. Rees, rs. The CITY
sa.,nst tha c,tr - racovs, t,,tvona tsot ~ raes
agaanss 1ne es 70 1eeoses !nrs-one ,ees oI LOT .
hlock IN me original Town OF chicago. The
iand Claimed % 's patt M Of Norm watef street. ong.
bought By ths plaintiff at The sale made on The
partition OF that estate ate. tho death Of W q.
ss - $500 - "
Ewing
The citT defends on The ground that the land WAS
dedicated to tho use Of the city, for the purposes
y. ~ .,a ,.fp.,1 y. 'as ."
Commissioner for the sale Of the property under
a fnl tnoElcdce OF the circumstances Of the doal-
cation, and that the Ewing estate had abandoned
There is strong array Of counsel on each side
Of this case; Arlington & Dent and Aerrick ap-
o. S. C1Rcu1r Cornr.-RezIury.-In this Court,
on Saturday, Judge Drummond decided the case
Walton y M @ aganst lie schooner Il eTs maiet Ross. The
subject Of The suit was a collision between the
lie only Question in ,ho case as son one oi aet ":
whether the Harriet Ross had proper light On
a. aee 81 me on e. 40
petIurv that lad eyidentIy been committed by
aenn marsef 70
sioner netop to repott he value Of The Wstaon a
the lime Of he co1lfaion.
$sssst + r. e e Esss.st e ,s.,,n,,,,
~: u; y. 'a Gmeo1r coohr-setore Hon. Ihos. Drum
4N5Erosb5 Ts. s@1n. Con{t r =. being inht a.
@ r., apon ae' ot eS; 1cl LEV 1si'
Ssey t. a. Sma ~ wss fsns Hesar 2tasi of cause
%%A&V
ments lie Court tages fho case under I'd visoment,
tdnGt GtChnncery,NRead et al. ". Morse Ct ii.
nna iniV ndyse enes ie
'As sema, 1ams. c,,,--n.,.,. 11n,, VI, 1,,oa,,,
Trial room.
a-fra1t Vs. carney. U1s. r. =. mouoo Of pms.
nifty.
1e1heea Fs. 1slenaafs CT H. Att5e" "i1nofa"
'ne5r 81 appearance Pi. M i2n ,,r IN At. ,,u
Of particulars b. d1st day Of next term.
lo-Ilaany Fs; Pearsons ct al. Death OF PIN.
sngGesiSq1 e aet.e; a - dty; o-+e- Motion hv mfr
Led at Is ter SaSa rule on ae to Mo new appeal
ess s aas sa Rs Il + s
:s9-Pfe1eol r.; Davis: sqb to Court; Court
GAEsams =: TomPkins: Def. gullty M ~ u eject;
;ne}} }nfs nno Inc ae0 ~ pfe'sef III u'' p'' ANU
saoE,. c.rn. vr.,n.,a ~ =, ,.u,,.. :.
above. 'AAts w. " e4'u t. A'' ''ao 'efo'e' %
X Wtnsv m et n ~ aas r M
s5i146. W. 1's F''''
6M-Ruby W, Gray. Verdict for plff. dam. one
cent: aMpe,. ri c,+v ot e.b,eooo IN trial,
es,s,nn ~ oseS oA Hafnra Hon Tnn M W,,son
In % ebaneefT sitting. '' @4'''' '' ~ " ''D''''
gs-Bslla5d r. May ct al: Ru1e On defts to an
, 1863-12-15
D I 1ED D,

IN this city, on the 1tth inst, 1t O'Clock A. NJ,
JAMES LIVINGSTON. aged 81 years and months.
Funeral to-day from y Vest Washington street, at
81 Am. Friends arc invited.
In nttnmwa. Iowa, Dec. 14th. 1850; Capt O. Two
GOOD formerly Of 10th Regiment Wisconsin Vo1rn-
teers aged 81 years. brother Of Mrs. NJ L. satteFlee
Of this city.
, 1863-12-15

TMNIEDIATE CURE OF GER
DIR. II. a. BARROW.
OF New York, rron:!etor Of TFicsetnar. &C.. &C. un
may be consulted as the
FREMONT HOUSE, ROOM NO. H.
mero1s engagcmeats render it impossible to pFoopx
,gdlcious supervision and Inspection enahtsa the
sdopt prompt aid nnefTine means Is remove tse
ks Is
fearful to contemplate, thezefore. those aEf9rtn-
AZ. e, e ea; 2,
oa e s s8a dom 0''s iii % T. aas:s @
special appointment.
.......- TRIEsEMAn.
sssa
Paris, and the Imperial College Of Medicine, Vienna.
TR1EsEMAR, no. L.
sq
TRIEsEMAR, NO. Z,
Completely and entirely erad!cates all traces those
sF bssn toushs n a2osc 70 the 1aa Of keas
III Of ! vast portion Of tie population ~ " ~ -''''
!. great md ss4s 9sSsa sf sss voa
ali Impurities Of tho systen. ss well ~ secendary
= VII as ssser aoa 1hss Al
Sarsaparilla ii the world cannot remove Trieaemar
Nos and s. alike devoid Of tasto and smell and
lozenEe. and nay ie the toilet table without sheir
Sold il lin cases al $ EACH or four $s 70 one
foF g. md 10 81 thus saTins as adm2issss eos
sale and retail bY Dr. q 1. BARROW. y! BltsckEr
stFeet, ono door hom Macdougal street, SeT @ e91,
will forward Triesemar to any part of the world &C.
cuFely packed and addscssed according to the In
Fabii.sed aiso By Dr. BAKRow, that popular and
beautifully illustrated medical work. Human FrAllty,
price Is cents The book aod Trieaemar also sold
BY Il. SCDVu, IS Kandolphst-. Chicago. de9ss
, 1863-12-15

4 communication was then read from Rev.
James McMullen, D. D., President Of the Uniyer-
eity OF 81. Mary'6 Of the Lake, md President Of
the Particular Council It urged upon the society
The necessity Of q more thorough ayBtematization
OF their labors in order to nttain that wider
sphere Of usefulness which lay before them. The
Communication was unanimously accepted and
ordered to bc spread upon the records.
The society was then briefly addressed By Ar.
0'Erien. Of St: Authony'e, Minnesota, Rev.
Father Grogan. Pastor Of st. Bridget's, and Dr..
John CoInisIy moved that the Particular Coun-
Gil be instructed to confer with the Board Of Guar-
diaue OF the Reform School with reference to the
care Of children OF Catholic parents now in the
Reform School, A house was provided for Catho-
lie children, and It was only right that they should
receive all who had been sent to the Reform
School. The motion prevailed.
a vote Of thanks was given to John c. Haines,
5ames boyd. and others, OF other religious de-
nominations, who had SO nobly aided them with
contributions; also to Mcssrs. James Robb and
Iii. Allen, Of tho st. Louis Railroad, for kindness
in furnishing cars.
4 collection was then taken up for the benefit Of
Tie Industrial furd, and tho society adjourned
with the vespcr 6eryice. led By Rev. Dr.. dunno.
The members OF the society then visited the
Asylum, where collation. was prepared for them
by the Christian Erothers, aud returned to the
CITY about G O'Clock.
, 1863-12-15
THE CITY,

Reid TO BAu.-Ba1ney Jennings, youth
OF 16, whose arrcst we noticed in yesterdays
issue. WIS examined yesterday for rohbing serc1al
stores On State street. and held to ball in $500 for
trial
, 1863-12-15
Northwestern Freedmen,s Aid Conf
mlttee.
Cash received bv the Trea9i1rer dnrtnr frtnher

Cash received by the Treasurer during October
scotch F7es; ch., chseage, COLL, *1s; Geo: =.
Evangelical Assaociation, Milwaukee, Wis, $146o;
y hsS5shti ;o4s i no9@Sh I tm9 H. sR; F: Sizsas ns
Mich, io7.eo; First Cong: CD. Chicago, eo5; y.
M9Rtsgue, ka19ma7S9; 9:;alI Mich; e99; Wssloysa cn
2sftss3 eshs$s$ 9eEs Psy he8SsS
stpar1 & Br9; $s5i j. n &c o'msted. Da9ton, n
Crete, Ills., $50; j. Q. Cramb, Mepdota, NJ, So;
Spencer Humiston, Clarendon, ILL.,. &c; A. ".
Paige; Lane, H., $24;l5; Y: Alberty, Lockp9It,
nois, :sS5s: Havezmal, S.: Kaiamnzoo'
Mich, 4ss0; Rev. ]. Cairus. 1900; Mr.. Harring-
ton, 1.5os Mr.. stoyer, 1850: Julia n. Hobart,
II. Fox, e s.55; sundIies, 1so7; Collected IS &. +.
Joux Y. FAnwE11, Treasurer.
SOLDIERS HoAE.-The following were the
arrivals at tho Home No. Is Randolph street.
yesterday:
D. Francis, CO. 3, Goth kentucky; VIM. 8. Con
ncr, CO. A. 9Th Iowa; J. D. Blacbcr, co: 4, 9Th
Mahn, &C l4th VIZ; New6crry, ID DO cav; 6.
i17th H.; s. Benne1Ict, Drum 31ajor, 1sth Wis;
gtoTn g sth ni1nGts m *. saya crss Is
dS Assn Ms ID % d O. e R%S%iaRsSz %eeaessz e
do do j. G. Denton, DO do do; ]. i. Sluley, co. g,
I'D I; J: Nunan, co. D 127th DO; G Fuller, co. a,
10sth 1o J. Brabis, CO. H. Gsth do: o. Beach, CO.
Bines do dSRRif'G Gso@ 81 'ste e. s
S. :: Hamilton CO. D, B. Hustled, CO. 4, and J. Gar
1s0 men on detached service took tea at the Home
on Sunday.
, 1863-12-15
M a II, FI ED.

In this city. on the 12th Inst, by Rev. Jacob r.
shipherd, Nr: ALFKED y. PEAT5 and Hiss
chas sta (. Cheney. of chicago. 3: h1TGHiS5s BAD:
GER, otDrooklyn, NJ, and HAITI HATTIE I r., daughter
r. Lonity Vile, ky., papers please copy,
, 1863-12-15

. The New RUSH STREET Bn1DaE.-Thc
frame work for this bridge Is completed in the
ynrds and will b. brought 10 its intended location
during the present week, when the work Of put
ting together will he IN order. AZ already stated,
the bridge will be foored with Nicholson pars-
meut The bridge viii be finished by the middle
ct JANUARY bnt Il will be passable for pedestrians
BY New Years dsy, un1ass the weather should be
very Upfa vorable In the interim.
, 1863-12-15

TIE DRAF1-BoUETHsA GENEROUS Or
4m,-The movement to avoid the threatened draft
In Cook county, tnaugurated by the Common
Council and Board Of Supervisors, is gathering
strength, md growing determination Is manifest
to do all that can be donc to encct this much de-
sired end. The war meeting Of tomorrow viii
faoubteesly do much to stimulate thst enthusiasrn
which IL Just rekindliug. The following generous
offer of MI. McVJckar is worthy OF special COM
mendntion at this moment.
AT propose that citi=ers' bounty fund be rais-
ed each prosperous merchant, business man and
man Of wealth. In the city contributing, say 800.
]. for one, am readF to give $l00 o., II 1t win
facilitate the work, propose 10 be one Of thou.
eand who will give 500 apiece to 7aisc fund Of
100000, to be offered as bounty money to recruits.
In addition TO bouutics already offered.
The Wnr Meeting to be called on "Wednesday
evening 5s all right and good, and viii afford 1t-
ting opportunity to make good start. But long
speech f-mnling will do but ihtle. NC want action.
ACTS speak louder than woEds.' Men must en-
list, or those who cannot n1n8t do something to
help others enlist. Let the present movement be
q scor11ag movement I, for one, am willing to
do my utmost, BY personal effort and by contribu~
promptly and Vigorously, 1t wouad be . rcproach
10 Chlcngo 10 hare draft now, after havtng In
timce paet 70 emphaticaly exhibited her patriotic
fidelity by prompt and liberal works."
, 1863-12-15
REPUBLICAN union HoMlnA1IoN,

FOR CORONER
Dr. William Wagner,
{Late Surgeon Of the cath Illinois voluutocrs.}
Election Tuesday, Dec. 22d.
, 1863-12-15

me asst sno* s9ofn OF the season. 1he morning
Hae genuine specimen OF Winter, TOWARDS n1ght-
tn to 'sheT mo msdeatea Ths sed tps
Ya gold = vas The az, and biting a vas he
: %y,v... N,~ p, o.r,,~x- p,,,n.n s1n.
AhH NE" nueh oahsEf 'oh.o's'-Aue
during the present week, when the work Of put
ting together viii be In order. AZ already stated.
the bridge R4 pc noofed wan Nlcnoison paFe
ne4t Iae pfadEe w oe nnas1So oy a9l.s ne Mlao.s
~ Nc1T Ye4rs div. nnlasa fhe eother shonid be
very unfa vorab1e In the interim.
ELECTION OF CoRoELR.-The election Of
. roroner of codk countv. to I'll the unexpfrea
tez1n Of Dr.. E7nst Schmidt, VIII be held next
things, that Judgment win 70 againet the Demo-
f. ,ps p 9e3d ~ 1aH} w M ig,an nm mom,nee u
xifI r. slrrfcd 3yfthonf nr.anfzed opposition al
1""' 1of eno p's"epie " oean
T.rAsu Awue-Tbe Board Of pnblfc
IT,. h.-. s,s. ,.t ~ ~. w,-r.x, ,,oc1a- ~
ph,11vshnrr New :1eq.ev Tie eontr,rt for 1,1ino
.rstcr main .1onr Wabs.h nvenn. fro1, the i've
tn esd s,reet- The nine win be 81 inches inside
diameter, moro than two miles long, and weigh
about 1,640 tons, The contract price IL about
<iMU; <ss kG,or a IN. and 7r,ter ,,,,e. a,onr the
1ne new3 t3s -, anc fns a1u . P.p- ~
,R. IL snsad pss be
not palt ef the Celebrated wabash valley
scaeme ~ nnit a Muu @p1tis4eo !"
toto by 1he late decision OF me supreme cou'1-
8ouE cu.n11r AND HOME T.1.sr-A
71o,ne 1;,r Err,nc Womrn bae recently beco orran.
1.-..s. 1a ~ . sa,s,.atsa1. Thasa .s ,-a,oa5,s.s
.as ,,scses,e 1ano,nd ~ ,aeon,to hn,,dInca and
-ct,ds ro- 3b,s .reat md lonr ncolcctea Charity
1,,f =. ~ <,o1deo cts;r ~ NV .,n,.
It, sns1,t,,t;anE "A mans Of nn1]Ic entertain.
Mcnt and instInchon, and lnciaentaliy to awaken
an interest In this course Of lectures
aas oeea pi91essc1 On ,', ts3sns " sna ~
Whnan haTe afresady been fayoraIIy heard abrosd
ID well as at home. The time OF the commence
ment Of The course and he 1ames Of the lecturers
VIII DC a''noaneeo III 1e" o1SA'
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n.aro,r . ~ R.r~NFr,ncfs u E.rncr @ .,1;1, Zen Zen
W Ross, an accomphsheo fascal. was psoagaI
b1ck from Independence, Iowa, this morning, by
officer Webb Of the Detective Police on the charge
~ h.,,uc ~chhoa n = xyi,co~ . ,nnh~- d.,1.-
Na 1asIs 1oeoeo T. =. NaA* - ~ ,uosf a11.e'
On maIkea sueet. II august 3Ast tns HAL aAs'
PEI, a. he then called himself, WAS IN the employ
OF Nr. Wilcox, whose confidence he enjoyed to i
<,nregderahte extent nnt bis 7,en~Aany fnr 9n.n.
stole 800 in currency, and In addiHon 500 worth
ol caoig' WIN "naen ~ rs Iee1Pea p ~ ~
fessinn nnder Tic uane Of G. n. Ross. Whiis
there he made very favorable Impression, and
Was n1gny .s Texpeea q tae eaaxens; ne W now
feSfoc IN h}s nsrn LcfsE h1forn tfa PoIice Conrt
, 1863-12-15
GGILBERT &. SAMPSON,
" AUCTIONEERS-
SALE OF VALUABLE aoRsEs, CARRIAGES,
CUTTERS AND HARNESSES.

At AUCTION. We viii ssr, on FRIDAY, Dec.
IS at * O'Clock r 3, at the stabie OF Chas. Stokes
In thc rear OF the schal uonse, one s7lenoa black
ana action and fns rareler; one pstf Of Chestnut
11or1es, and sears old. nne travellers. one OF the
Horse, years old, sound and Kind. and good ttav
eler: ono Roam Saddle Marc from kentucSy, years
old one Of the best saddle horses In Chicago; one
ons Bay Horne. years old: one pAir q Dune olored
cass oa So1a sTslsTs HRa ;a klaa ~ 93Ste ~
weighs 400 pounds also: one splendid Family e Ga..
few lines; also number Of good secondhand Bug
gies and Harnesses; also number Of Cutters
ANY Of the nbove stock can be houEht At private
sale at my time previous to the hour of sale Mt auc
ton and all OF the stock can be At any time up
70 the hour OF sale. Terms caah.
GILBERT d SAMPSON,
de1ks61i1t AucppQceI1.
, 1863-12-15
QF Iah
Night Blooming Cereus.
Night Blooming Cereus.
Night Blooming Cereus.
Night Blooming Cereus.
Night Blooming Cereus.
Night Elo0mIng Cefeus.
NdEhk Blooming CerenN,

A most exquisite, delicate and fragrant perfume,
distilled from which 1t takes its name.
Mauufactured only by PuALox i 6oN,
BEWARE OF CoUETEHFEITa
AsK FOR pHALoS'B-TAKE NO OTHER.
uo2s-r316-lm Sold by Druggists generally.
, 1863-12-15

AUCTION.I will sell at Auc-
II tion to the Trade, at No. .24 Lake street, corner
Of Franklin. At 955 o'clock a. NJ MONDAY, TUES
DAT, WEp4xsDAY and FRIDAY, Dec. Ath. 1ith. 18th
Goods, Boots and Shoes, and Yankee Notions
delSs3toGt s. NICkEESON. Auctioueer.
, 1863-12-15

Lost Ov1.nBoAnp.-Abraham Davis,
sailor On the schooner Fisher, WAS knocked over
board by the foseboom, on Sunday morning, when
offs at Clinton. Ahesyy Sea Was rnnnlng at the
time, and al exertions made to save him were
Hultleas- Deceased leaves wife and one child to
mourn Ills untimely, ,1oss.
TIE FIRST Snow sroRM.-Yesterday seen
the dtst snow storm Of the season. The morning
was genuine specimen Of winter, towards night
fa1l rhe weather moderated The cold spell is upon
NJ; the 1abors and sports OF winter arc en- yegls
Ya cold as Was the day, and biting Al WINS the
wind: stronger draft than that threatens Us
speedily.
, 1863-12-15

Go TO THE BEsr-Go to Bryant & Stratton's
Chicago Commercial College, 10 get a thorough
practical business education For CIRCULARS ad-
dress (enclosing stamps] BKrAHr 8 sTKATToS,
Chicago, Illinois.
~ Diseases Of the Nervous, Seminal, Urinary
aud Eexual 6ystelnBtpcw and reliable Heatm Gu
In reports Of the Howard Associatio ion-sent By mall
in sealed letter envelopes ftee Of charge Address
Dr.. j. Eki1lin Houghton, Howard Association, No.
South Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa.
no2aLtGSS7-3m
LEAs1y;d ABANDONED DPLANrAT1oss.-Rev.L L. l.
Liyermore, one Of the q. s. CommiesioueEs for
leasing abandoned Plantations on the Lover Mis-
eiaeippi river will be found at the Lloyd House,
{fo1mery the Wasing Uousc) in Racine, Wis. ITO con-
Ter with parties wishing to inyestin The enterprise
NJ, Of each week From Friday p. N. TIL the fol-
lowing Tucaday he will be ready to visit tue sur
rounding cities and lecture on the subject by inF
tatfon from parties IN Bnch towns. FREQ house and
Tree lecture. Address L. 8. LiSermore, U. s. c.,
Racine, Wis.
, 1863-12-15

10 State street, but commendatton on q eafe with
such world wide reputation as that OF Herrdnss's
| Is unnecessary.
, 1863-12-15

w House and Sign Painting, .Calcimlng,
Glazing, &c. Paper Hangings and Window
Shades, at wholesale nnd retail.
r. E, R1Gnx, 50 Randolph street.
Box bSG3. dccl6-a592-ln
, 1863-12-15

TApAsu AySuE--The Board OF Public
Works hare Just let to the Warren Foundry, at
Phinysburg, New jersey, the contract for laying
water main along wabash avenue from the river
to aad street: The Pipe win be :! inches inside
about 1,640 TONS The contract price il about
:, E100,W
; The sewer and gas and water pipes along the
aycnne viii be a1l in order ready tocommenee tho
Nicholeon pavement in spring. It must be re-
1nembcrcd that this much needed improvement II
not u part OF the celebrated Wabash Valley
scheme 80 universally execrated- and abolished in
toto by the late decision Of the Supreme Court.
, 1863-12-15

81 Dearborn street. have Large assortment Of ex-
tra dne pocket knives. They are very nice pres
ant fnr Christmas.
, 1863-12-15

w Bon, J. Il, FarnBworth bought q photo
graph album at the Enrden City Gin Book House,
i53 South Clark street, and received castor worth
sfH de15-sGa7-lt
, 1863-12-15

w ANTED-A young man Of in
w dnsttious habits to 20 to Milwaukee; also,
one 10 20 70 ladlanapolss to tske entire sh4Fe u
sale, and ays TO per pront. Capital required
from $50 TO $500. 0nehalt down. The balancein To-
staaments. Address "F, DraWer 6i9l, Chicago Poat
()!tlce. 1Et3-86l5t
, 1863-12-15

w ANTED-A Partner in the
w Wholesale Commission business. None need
amply unless they have business Of capital or both.
Audiess stN :" Tribune Office. decl5a5i7.3t
, 1863-12-15

" "ANTED-Board for q gentle
w nan and wife In private family. A well
furnished room In house having modern con1 eui-
ences md pleasantly located Is willing 70 pay the
value Of good accomuodaslons Address g. Il. TFi-
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-01

neglect, and through the corrupt admins
tration fits agents forces this demoraliza-
ton upon the army.
! Tens of thousands, considering the con-
tract with the Government broken, have
run the risk of the death penalty by retur-
ming home; while. in the army, others are
taking from the people within the lines that
which they would never touch il the Gov
eminent would fulfill its codtract. t is a
bad feature, too, that the financial wants Of
the soldier are the last supplied. Civilians.
the non beligerent patriots, the comfortable
fellows at home; from the members of the
Cabinet down to the sweep of the public
offices, receive their pay regularly.
They are not put off month after month
with the cry of no money. The soldier
who receives the least pay, and suffers all
the hardships, is compelled to wait until all
Others are served. The grevous injustice
of this policy is palpable, N desertion and
marauding,
The evils have now reached such magni-
tude. that if not promptly corrected they
will prove the speedy destruction of the
army. They must be rem eded, but how?
BY increasing military stringency-by shoot
ing deserters and hanging m arauders?
Such is the only REM dy the military au
thorities propose, but we have little faith in
its success. There is an easier, and M ore
humane, and, we believe, more successful
manner of proceeding. In the first place,
THE GOVERNMENT MUST RENDER JUSTICE TO
THE SOLDIER. The army must be paid with
promptitude. We see no obstacle in the
way, for if the Governments short of funds,
let the ciyilian, and not the soldier, wait for
his money. This alone, we warrant, will
do much toward stopping assertions and
putting and end to military marauding
But another proceeding is requisite. The
supply departm ent must be reformed. Give
the army honest quartermasters and honest
comnissaries, and it will at once put an end
to frauds in contracts, and secure prompt and
full supplies to the army. If life is to be
taken for crime, those are the department is
upon which the punishment should be af
fcted Nothing would contribute more to
animate, nerve and cheer the army, than
the shooting of few dishonest supply
agents, and the hanging of dozen or so of
swindling contractors. 1t would be unmis-
taxable evidence of design to deal justly
with the soldier.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-01
The New york weekly cauoasian.

The Democratic paper, issued by the pro-
prietors of The DAY-BooK, and for the pre-
sent taking the place of that paper, is once
more before US. 1t has been deprived Of the
use of the mails by the Administration at
Washington for over year, yet it has never
suspended publication, Oh changed or modi-
fed it course particle. The ban is now re-
moved, the recent D emocratic victories have
produced change of policy at Washington
already. All our readers who desire a
sterling Democratic sheet from New York
city, should send for specimen copy of
The CAUCASIAN or White Mans paper, be-
fore subscribing for an other. Its terms are
as as follows:-Single copies, 81 so per
year. -Four copies, SIS. Ten copies, S12.
and an extra one to the getter up of the
club. Twenty copies to one address, $50,
and one to the getter up of the club. 1t is
q good sized folio sheet, we'll filed with
condensed reading matter, and belongs to
"unterrifsd" school of the Democracy
Send for copy.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1863-01-01

An Attempt to Prevent the Democrats
from Running Ticket at the Election
r.. in Covington.
ba There is municipal election in our sis
ter city of Covington, KY, next week.
Two tickets are in the feld-a Democratic
Union ticket and an Administration eman-
geipation ticket. The friends of the latter,
finding that would be beaten, sent, we I'M
.derstand. deputstion to Governor Robin
son, of Kentucky, asking him to interfere,
and, by not allowing the Democratic ticket
to run, give them the victory! This modest
request to overthrow Republican institutions
the patriotic and Union Governor rejected
with scorn and indignation. He answered,
that in Kentucky, under his Administration,
no military interference with the elections
: would be permitted.
. Thus foiled they turned their attention
{ to Col. Sipes, United States Commandant,
who also declined to interfere any way
with the fair and legitimate votes of the
people. 1t is certainly new way to get
into Office to ask the authorities to allow but
one ticket to be run.-Cin. Eng.