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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-07
LATE SOUTHERN NEWS.
The Riehnsad Whig Hopeless Respectirg
Vicksburg-Ceergia and Charleston
Papers Moro Hopeful-The Levy en-
Mosse In Ricnmoud
special Dh'sieh to The N. Y. Tribune a


Special Dstsich to The N. Y. Tribune gu2Na
WAsAISoTos, Jaly 5. 1909.
the Richmond Wig, of July %, says:
Our delay In terrifying Grand Gulf, which nigh,
essiiy nave oeen made impregnsble, enabled Grant
70 .ake 'na' Poeiioa and through it reach the real
We much fear that lie has been sllowed aro,bsr
opportunity Of profting by DELAY. and bas nsed
II IN reinforcing his army and strenUtbenino ms
position as to be now beyond the nower ~ A.
lodgment. We cannot help thinking that az
Ter the first two or three weeks, following
the capture Of Jackson, time was more inn.
portant to him than because 1t could be
Ssed to greater advantage by him than by NJ. Who
nay be censurabe for this delay we will not under.
take now TO decide; but as there Ii q general con
vietion that Vicksburg may be, or might have been
saved, al parties concerned may rest assured
una, a terrible condemnation will fall upon then
1t shalt turn out that there was any neglect
OF means OF Opportunities TO rescue the heroic gar
son and make good TO the end resistance 30 memo
raby maintained to this time.
Inc Charttsfon Courier concludes It's account BY
ssyng That short time mpst tell the tale Of conf.
esnce IN Penberton with provision plenty for over
ior'y to sixty days and the CITY CAPABLE of being
heid 20 long as provisions last ihs total rebel loss
rs stated at Us, Of whom one hundred and twenty.
TWO were killed sIce the Commencement of the
aeee. Among the Killed are several citizens aud
two ladies'
The forcee in vicksburg are stated TO be q. 900.
sennsons cavalry secuted ~ far ~ Big Black river.
ne =. man boy being between Big Black and Can.
w, sno hls headquarters at jackson. - 4. I, $500
oeh. Waxer, OF Taylors command, ia said 10 have
"s'ae' 'eIfe haHdred wagons loaded with PROV.
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CHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or NEw-YORK....- ..JrLI
Cleared.

Cleared.
stesm,hips-Mersey 9th Trone, Liverpool Srow Bur
geu Fanny (Br Thorp. ST. john n. d., J. H. Valentine
Co. 49,
steamer-salvor, Mott Wasliuston, James Hand Z. w
Byrne, Foster, Baltimore. w. DslEel.
Ships-Emsrsid Ise Cornlsh Liverpool T. Tspscott
Lsonins (brem, ReuEt, Bremen Ocean Pearl (Br) New
comb, Melbourne, Mailer. Lord Qusrosn. .
Barks-Qnrsn Victoris (Brl Conway Dublin. Barclay 4
Livingston Daphne (Norwl -. Dublin Funeh. Meineke
Wsldtj e. b. Hamilton, Haskell, Boston. NJ Q. Ham
itop. ~
BrIys-E. A. Reed. Hayden, New-Orlesns. Dewey Col
ins, Primrose OBJ. Haley, St. Johns n 81 Los Amio'
(Br.), Johnson, Bsliss. Hond.. Jonah Jcy.
schoonep-1. Is. BECKER Edwards. Phuadephiai Wrn
Gray, Buell. Midde,o~n Conn. IL g. Racket Son. Ore
son Pratt Portsmouth N. H. W. =. Brown Co. Rowsna
Elliott Boton; Union Biekhsm. Boston, Simpson Clspp
A. b. Terry, Eldridge fore" Monroe Van Brunt Slssh,
Elizabeth H. Bns Gloucester Manic ANA shoiSandl d.
Amsterdam, Fuuen, Meincke Wendt
sloop-osk, Davis, Norwich, II. 3 Racket + Son On
ward, Brown, Kingston. jam, l. Is. eager.
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n .s.am.Ao cy ~ wasAi"S.e~ J,S~ L'rsrnsa.M MI
M lie Brun and lady, Miss lie Brun three ehirrsn sno
aar.s Psulins Kate Mary r.. Frank, and John higgins
Rev b. Jsnknsw Haetenr.'h ard LADY MI. y; G.nnsI.
~ p.".os Brsdt R. O.rJn.r Mrs. Hshieb, c. CurIie,
NJ 4. Erlcn, O. Psseoci Smith T. Butler and lady Mr.
and Miss Hamar,h, Mr. Hrbbs aud i.dy MIS-, lie blase
A Smith aud lady Joseph Fal0n and isaJ. Js'epA Asas
aid 1853 IN stseraxe . M $1,000.
Blown Miss Mary Brown. r. OuterbIidye Mi,a Caroline
OutsbridEe Miss Susan Thss, mrs. Emma 9nildps ass
O. Haryey Miss Gertrude Prot. Misc Maltps Holmes Mss
MARY King Mis- Mary j. Mitchell, Mis- Elisa MITCHELL Ms
3 Hunter, Miss Ann Watts. Mrs Jane Banks. MT ".
Brswn j. Michel. WIN. OBreo. a.,
In o. s. steam aniport I4oz0s Sudn. from Nsr-oredas
-Msor Charles c. A. Dmend "a Louisiana Vols capt A
n Hal IAN Maine VolunteeTsi Capt Albert Norton
IT6,h Mr. J. Wheaen 18th Newly srki MI T. j.
Robinson, 18th Maine; Mr. john J. Tanner l2sih New
charged soldiers ,,,. :,
In orig Southern Belle, from Demarara-A. EhrhsIt. L.
Munro. July ,, r. o. Forrest Of lreADd died
IA By seAcossr Meteor from Bsrmuda--E Darrell, Mra
Spencer Dir. Cameron, L. Dunsconb and family
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c, ': II ~ f. = pr
sDd n. y Lad, additional psrer. authorized to
' MATTHEW T. BRENSxS,' coup,r.n.r.
Which received aud referred soShs Special Committee
having that subjec, IN cfarre.
The following received. viz: tf.
OTrsn OF TIE ceHA'ossss 9, Htt vi, SSSs,
To "a. Honovsb. II. Board If ssprss'''s Of 10 csssss Of
arsrrsxns. tn. Com missioner, Of Bsrl-m Bnds. s:v.
received The Geek ~ your sSsrds copy ei on
bort to Your Board their opinion of the necessity o. re
smployme Of than one epgseeI enc Oh .ns
ofs pernt.ndsn az also sbsr Ii. number Of occrs
cannot be reduced without dstriment TO the speeoy
.truction Of said tdsep and have dse,d me IN
70 say that IN. Of more than one
in ier spnop the scnsr Of iss W.r.
which they engaged The plans upea srssY ~ DE-
in Witch the ncss principles Of science and
Ing skin arc Involved both civil and .nt ~ wSon
10Th those branches ore familiar The Chief Eneneer VINO
the sensr: charge Of aided By Sps sy , ina
~ the uort 70 which bis and % spp
cable The Commiss therefore ieei .ns t,bs,y Si,
cha,sps The tusi committed them when they sssh
elves Of eli the skin that pece"sy 70 secure '' p'r'
| constrpctIon Of a work of much Importance. II,
IN rss,rS 10 The necessity Of Superintendent am o.
rectsd 10 say that when the present d,. en-
eh!; Of tho .S1s ' To yeno%ss tho they
dspsnsed with the services Of ore and have ~ The
%.c BY the which chiefly consist
in dining the syndsra This being sacomnh .nd tbsy
.s1 s ..; ;s s:a.a :y
the nec..y Of two sises me ~ no,
10 sufficiently dssbe to Justify i,s small coat
Tho Office at Harlem used exclusively oy .ns .as md
the drawnr escusso. .aa w .ss work kept Such
nscs is for proper d.ch"ss Of Their ausss
the coDven.ncs Of the With them an
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-07

Bulls HEAD. Monday, July 6.-If none but
Rebels and their friends suffered defeat we should rejoice
Bat such defeat Spectator, and beef cattle will soeI
$500 head Of bulock seodss and prices have decn1
full cent pound and upon the lower grades OF stock s
pound the Prices range from that up to I'e az
possbly little higher for few extra seod ouocEs ncS
very GOOD demand Very few groves sooo
fair lns steers will average oc and 70 the reduced nsute
per pound be sddsd the low ss,imsts o. weight a
always accompanies falrg mGtet 1t the lowe" ms.e.
the year 1865 and bit for the glorious rev: that
ell hearts. Il would have ger entll lower the supply oeins
entirely too large demand been taken
on Government account and although the brokers crow
sses with all possible dispatch dnrps The forenoon there
unusual number unsold at noon when ade
and dssred on 10 night leaving good many cattle for the
second day and expected Whebs. will be posspe
to sell oil shall to The sheep market i. also
and lambs-y 4ic. FER pound for sheep and sc. per
pound for lsmbs The Hog market isa.o crowded large
told how prices We will give foil particulars to morrow
The weather IL moist and warm. YHHt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-07

\. B,i,i,A sfedmship Mercy for Lwrpoos-oepy; puP
p Jrhy n. Walton and vita, J. w. James Utcs ~.
Kenarei and WIFE, J. Hsskip. d. kendncs. ~ saIu
and uups James Cameron John Duoiey' ~. "
sAip 81 Pod 10, saanohaeRey M.sea sI p wn.
ton n j. Nissonsnss, Lssndsr w fobes Of roteno' az
xmsss Fobss Of Boston. Asss hrs Ball. two snnai'H'
Of Bosxon. Masa
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JAMES w. POWELL. Of
CHARLES A. LAMONT. )Eurollms
HxADQUArrEns PEovosr;M MARSHAL,


SIXTH DISTRICT OF NKv.YoRK, No ls3 tth-av
Parliamentary person knowing oil any Que between
the ages of ~ aud ~ liable do military duty residing In
th the vIth Congregational District whose name he has rec
son TO believe rolled at this Office requested 70 d.
rec,y or indirectly inform the Provost Marshal that they
be enrolled and throw their share Of the burden
upon others All persons having given fslo names will I'M
nsdAey notify the Provost Marshal tina. the fictitious name
may erased lest they be subject d twice once for the
real pams aud once for that assumed which In many
has been ascertained. JAMES w. FAhh,
Csptain and ost-Marshal With District New-ferk.
Duryee's Z0uave's Attsntion 30 ssniZns for
the Veteran Corps $3.50 Bounty p4dons month"; pay In
ADVANCE Officers Of uied expeIience who have servedtwo
years the ne will commsnd. Nine companies now Or
ganripE in NewYok City, Brooklyn, Budso, Ogdensourf
anu Detroit few Sergesnciss still vacant only men
well recommended will DO received Uniforms clothes,
quarters ETC. furnished a. once Part Of tue Regiment nov
IL the felL Field and star follows:
CLEVELAND WlNSLOW, Colonel
CARLISLE BOYD Lieutenant Colonel.
CHAS. 8. MONTGOMERY, Major
ADAM FERGUSON. Adjutsnt
FRANK w. DOOLirrLE, Surgeon
PERRIN BURDICK. IT,, Qusreruaster.
GORDON WINSL0W, Chaplain
For particulars apply at the hsadquarters No. 7$< Brood
way, or. Aston place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-07
From The Richmond Enquirer, July !.
THE YANKEES BELOW.

( FIRE IN FIFTY.T0URTH sTREEr.-On Sunday
night between and IL oeleek Gro brohe oct IN an
cuped frame house at the OF Flyouth street and
Tenth sssnus owned BY M Mott The building Lmoss
totally destroyed Damage abort esQo. Esly inssssd.
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fAdvsrtfsament.I

THE HUMAN FACE DIVINE. Sec New
Phy.iosnomy, No.." The T;mpsr:T sut. rs!;1,0T
Our Social Relations, Court.hip. Lord Bfousham Anna
Dcks.ou sIonew Jsctsor snd DR. Dixon With 20 other
illu.tr atoms In the Juiy-Doubls-No PsRHuoLoeioAL
JoyKrAL i5c BY first post or 81 so . year. Address
fowLKR L VILLA 800 Broadway, Nsw.York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-07

PIANOS AT BARGAINs.-WORCEsT CELE-
sHArED n OsrAys elegantly carved PIAsos not used sz
months will be sold great bargain FOR cash, OF monthly
payments New PIANOS to LEr 1t No. <sl Broadway. II.
WATER Aren't
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-07
CITY ITEMS.

THE yIcToRY.-In honor Of the victory achieved
by tho Army OF tho Potomac under the msgidcea. general
ship Of its commander, Ms Gen Geo. O. Meade tie
city deehed with aags yesterday for holiday. Tho
htsen hundred small flags with which the City II all dec
for the Fourth by George Rooe keeper of tho build
Ing remained undurbed and will doabtsas be KEEP. 6yng
during the week
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Memoranda.

On the 9Th ofJuly the Bremen steamship Bfemsn
Meyer passing down the Bay aud when sbrest OF
Roaske fred national salute. and dipps1 her
coors. which compliment acknowledged BY ths IRON
iclsd Roanoke. ID.
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afHIAfuRa ALnAsAI

GriAruss ALnAsAc. . -
sun-Rs.s4A Ise.a.........7,3< iMsou-Rses. IL ~
| WAFER rms DAT.
sandy Heck. s.05 Gov. island. La Hsl0sss.. 2;tz
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fAdverfiseneut.

"LeRD BRoUGIIAM," +. H. DIXON, STONE
WALL Jackson and ANNA T.. DICKINSON with Porr.its Bi
oer,phes and chronological Deveopmsnts given IN JUL
Eauber PHYSIOLOGICAL JOURNAL fifteen con" hun'osa
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Veteran volunteers.

determination for years the War Bounties for Be
enlistment. $3.50 Hesdqusrtes No. 532 Broadway. Col
FRANK JONES'.
Enlstmsn,s made by: - .
Gait HENRY SHlCKHARDT, Cor Grand and Elisabeth.st
Capt. L. DOMANsKI No. 6z6 Pssr-st
Capt. EDWARD FROSSARD, Do Grsndst, WILLIAMSBURG
Capt GEO. A. EBBETS, No. 82s Pssrl-st.
Lieut. EUGENE FROsSARD, No. 81 MeTcsr-st
Fifth REGIMENT n. Y. voIuntsers-" DURYEE
ZOUAvES."-WlLLIAM IL HOYT, formsIly Of the 9th
Regiment, 10 authorised 70 RECRUIra COMPANY fos ne
He has located himself for the present u
wv wv Capt WIN. q. HOYT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-07

Gibraltar May e. With fruit. 10, 70 Moore Heavy J1s
T"ston, tion Lsshsts. MSx = H:~.YotE, il s:st
I:s . 20 l.n g. :po,: u SsIl Y.eas Turt sIa...s
':: s ~; q; .. % s.s =; s; : &
Brig Henry L.ur.n., johnson. M.shi.. d.,.. lambert.
Rhs Robin. Hopkins. Bes.. for R.sd.u. , s,.r
sshl M:sor s B:r@ss. Das.ssnS.. S:Hnss:
az: 2'his s::: f. s E n1f: s Andrews s.,.
s.n: a. sugar to Miller HHsshi.p P':.d hssi a, -
,p;t. yh.ns 'chr James Keen, two months est VIII Ave
schT Lochns.. Candy Turks Island 10 dsys st v Thea
Jsmea
scsr. J. English Chase, Providence. b.Ilsst
Sch, Elisabeth; o...nl.e.. Bangor day.. lumber.
schI. Ssnpsrsh Orb Brssks, Cow Bay T. b. "assA
s Sch, 4 4,s.,; j .v:, sssnd @:
schr. Presto. HAWKINS. Prsvidssos
s. Sch, 81. I' : s. & !. M 0s' Bay B."
s:$s as; LII! ss::s:: s: i. ;i:;
sshr. June. Mills Rochard lise ..I
Sshr. Mary Lsngdon, Pinth:~. Roetisnd hna
schr LsbsnAh Teal Calais 10 days. Lumber 70 Fed Fine
sear s.mu. A. APpl:.es. Salisbury, Bangor d.ss l~-
schr. vosnt. COUSINS, Bangor. days lumber 70 AL
sshr Nieols, ingalls,, Mschiss. days. lumber I. T. II
MayhoW.
Schr Delaware Furbush, Rocilsnd. lime. July whea
coming thrsugh He'll Gate without pilot struck on The
rdron; threw board 100 bbs lime before abe wes
f0at
Schr. seyehsn. Taylsr. Provtncetown, fab.
schr. L. s. Barnes, Raymond. Gloucester, hsh.
Barge j. A. schhvsr, -, Baltimore mdss. 70 Wn- DAP
zell. -.
wIND-Ssnset s., snd light.
The steamship Columbia for New0rlssns win lssvs fiss
No. 4, North River. o. Up. n. 7th.
The B. bark Young Novs.Scotan and brig Time came 70
the city yestsrdsy from the Lower Quuantine -
The ship Hsrsburg from Bnenos Ayres, which eSfAee %
Friday, IL consigned 70 c. L. Wright Co V.l
Sailed.
stesmship-Mesey Br) for Liverpool
July 5-Steamer Pioneer bsrk Brthante
u. 8, tron-clsd steam battery Roanoke. =.
. Below.
Ship Elisabsth Hsmten White. Msrseies.
Brs-New Era from Ponce, p. R. Three Sisters. Han
nsh from the Moditeranesn.
Memoranda.
On the 9Th ofJuly the Bremen steamship BfemsnCspe
Meyer passing down the Bay aud when sbrest The
Roasoke fred national ssute and Dipped her
colors which compliment acknowledged BY The IRON
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MiIitarn Notices.
HEADQUARTERS PRovosr MARsHAIs
srxrH DrsrRicr oY NEw-foKK, No. 1885 6th-sv. }
The National Corps of Honor.

The National Corps of Honor.
MEN ANTED FOR THE lNVA ~ CohfS.
the ncapscitstsd for active held duty,
wi Only be received Enlistment for three years qness
DISCHARGED Pay and allowances Same az In the United
Infantry except that premiums or bounty iof En-
sment will be allowed. Joining this Corps wN not invn
dae any pensions beunes which may b due for prsv
Gus service.
Hospitals and other pubc buildings aud Clerks Orde'nsA
&c II necessary they will be assigned TO Forts and oas
CONDITIONS OF ADMISSION:
The sppcan. obtain the Cericats oil the board "
Fnrollnent Of his Conversational District -
J. That the sppcan, 10 unfit for service In the heid .
That be 10 1T for the duties or some OF them ind,csse
J. That II not now In tho SERVICE he honorsby dis
4 That be Is mertorious and deserving.
the convensncs Of service the men VIII DO selected
for grades Of duty Thos who are most ehcent ead
VIII 10 with musksts and assigned companies Of me
First Battalion Those Of the next degree OF efhceney In
cudng no have lost hard and the least
sfscv: including those who have lost ZOOS or ss % Ss
Uiifsrn--siy Blue, With D..L Blue Tdmpins-
JAMES w POWELL. Of
cHXRLEs 4. LAMONT. }Eurolusut-
Duryee,s Zouaves.-Rscruits wanted for the ah
Regiment u. s. Infantry Volunteers. Col CLEVELAND
WiNSLOw. now recognizing in this city.
e,so bounty paid TO men rssnlisssns rom any fsufnso
regiment
the recruit being mustered into the service.
Regiment In camp staten Island -
Relief tickets furnished to the families OF soldiefh
"''''"' 'NA '-'' WSi. n CHAMBERS,
Captain Co. 4. ana r. O.,
Mercer House. cor Droorus and Msrces-sta
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Ship-Elissbsth Hsmilten. White. Msrseilies
Bns,-New Era from Ponce, P. r; Three sdstsfs Han
nah from the Mediterranean.
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Duryee's Zouaves.-Rscruits wanted for the eth
Regiment NswYork Infantry Volunteers Col Cleveland
Winsow recognising this city $3.50 bounty paid to
men 70 snlisns from any returned regiment e7s bounty
paid 70 new rssrus 81 premium PAID upon the recruit
bens mustered into the service Regiment tn camp %
Staten leland Relief tickets furnished TO the families OF col!
diers Rstions and uniforms furnished. WIN IL UCkLE
Captain Company H. and K o., City Hall Park. south side
opposite Times Once.
Headqaartsrs Loyal Brigade Of the North
No. ia Broadway where ell communications must % "a
dressed Colonel VIM. BLISS, organising the hnssaA
ENROLLING OFfICES-No. 254 Broadway, epposts the
City Hall, No Csn,rsst, opposite Con.reisrs ONCE Md
No. 6 Court-st, Breeklyn, opposite City Hall Pr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-07

PRoBABLK MURDKR.--At late hour OIL Sunday
night officer mcoon conveyed to the Sixth Precinct Station
House Richard Lenanp. seAdont q No. 9 Leonard street,
whom found in tho street suffering from wound
In the head He stated that while standing IN font Of biz
residence he was knocked down by Unknown person
who csne up behind him and shot him In the head with
pistol lie unable TO s'su any for such deadly
assault He taken to the hospital where his wound
propou cad dapferous.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-07

The CRY IEsPIcToR.-We take pleasure in
calling public sttenion to the Official announcement Of City
Inspector Bools in smother column He is resolved TO free
city from nusnes and keep the streets clean 1t sto
bs hoped that he win have siasse from our citizens
IN Ills laudsble undertaking
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-07

The steamship Columbia for NewOrlssns win lssvs rsss
No. 4, North River. st Up. n. TIL.
The B. bark Youpe Novsscotisn and brig Time 70
the city Yesterday from the Lower Quuantiue "a -,
The ship Hsrsburg from Bnenos Ayres, which srTAed %
Friday, IL consigned 70 c. L. Wright Co V.l
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-07

The Ninth WARD School DUFIcULTr.-The
Board Of Education at Ito Last meeting in It's snIis,y 10
punish the school officers OF the Ninth Ward for refusing to
comply REQUEST Of the Board. passed resolution d.
rsctins the Pnds and Clsrk not 10 gp warrant 10
payment Of sss for any other purpose until tho Board
OF Trustees Of the Ninth Ward comply With the resolutions
adopted BY this Board the nth day Of June last and
sciu the resolution passed by said Board Of Trustees d
missing Miss MeGssn from Grammar School No. H." g.
II win be by this resolution that money can be
drawn Jor any ysyyess until the officers Of the Ninth Ward
scesSs 70 the request Of the Bosd and Hndsnd that
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-07

on Harlem Bridge A.. p..,d .do,rn Il
do 90 to meet on Tuesday, hth instant, Of O'CLOCK NJ
Which carried. .a;ou-n
Supervisor TWEED moved tnss inc D0~" ~" "
WSsr,upon the PRxspvSr declared that the Board STOOD
s'1'e'n'o NA'' JOS. B. YOUNG. Clerk
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-07-24

GOETHE was in company with mo-
Their and her daughter, when the latter,
being reproved for some fault, blushed
and burst into tears. He said:
"How beautiful your reproach has
made your daugbter The crimson
hue and these silvery tears become
her better than any ornament of
gold or pearls. These may be hung on
the neck of any woman; but those are
never seen disconnected with moral
purity. A fullblown rose, besprinkled
with the purest dew, is not so beautiful
as this child, blushing beneath her pa
rents displeasure, and shedding tears of
sorrow at her fault A blush is a sign
which nature hangs out to show where
chastity and honor dwell"
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-07-24
R-"Wel, Uncle Sam, do YOU see am

R9r"Well, Uncle Sam, do you see any
particular difference in Mr.. P since he
Joined the church," 40, yes" said
Uncle Sam, Z" a great difference. Before,
when he went out to mend the fences on
Sunday he carried his ak on his should
er, now he carries it under his overcoat"
RI Here is puzzle for some of our
little friends in mental arithmetic, in the
Ward schools:
Three brothers were heirs to their
fathers oxen, seventeen in number. By
the Mohammedan law of inheritance the
eldest brother was entitled to one-half,
the second to one-third, and the young
est to one-ninth of the whole As the
animals could not be divided without
destroying them, the subject was referred
to the Commander of the Faithful, Ali.
The ealiph added an OK to the number,
and then made the division. This gave
each brother more than his share-the
eldest nine, the next six and the young.
est two-and still left to the Prince the
OK he had added
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-07-24

PHILADELPHIA don't make all the scien-
ti6c discoveries. The Troy Wing has
detected a singular difference in the
rate at which certain sounds travel
through the air, though produced by the
same means and at the same spot 1t
says: "a call to dinner will run over a
tena acre lot in minute and a half, while
summons to work will take from FIVE
to ten minutes"
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-07-24
Board of EQUALIZATION.

THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF
J. Evansville will meet a Board Of EqualiZa-
ton at the City Council Chamuer Thursday,
the 18th day of June, 1863, at o'clock a. m, for
the purpose of equalizing and correcting the as
sessments If Real and Personal Property, and will
continue in session from day day until said as
sessments are all equaliZed and corrected.
All tax PAYERS requested 10 call and ex.
anime their assessments. VIM. BAKER,
Msyor's Office, June ., lSi3.- Mayor.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-07-24
CORPORATION NOTICE.
ORDER roe A BRICK SIDE WALK

July 20 1853 And now it is hereby ordered
and directed by the Common Council of the city
OF Evansville that the owners of all lots parts
oflots, fronting adjoining the north-wes
side OF Chestnut street, from Third to Fourth
streets, in said City, cause the sidewalks thereon
to be brought to the proper grade, and that they
cause side walk of Class No. to be laid down
thereon within lhrty days from tire publication
of this order.
A. PFAFFLIN, CLERK.
Clerks Office, July o. 1868.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-07-24
Order of Council directing
Lots to be Filled.

Nd NOW HERE IT APPEARING To THE
n Common Council of the city of Evansville that
lot IS, in Block "a. in tie Eastern Enlargement
of the city of Evansville is situated that water
collects and remains stagHant thereon, and the
the owners of said lot are here by directed
and required by the said Council TO fill up said lot
to such height as will prevent water IRON col
lecting and remaining stagnaEt thereon within
thir days from the publication of this order
/, A Pfafiin, Clerk of the city of Evansville, do
hereby certify that the foregoing is true and
complete copy of an order of said Council, passed
on the Goth day of June, 1868, far as ii relates
TO the within named lot.
In witness whereof I have hereunto
SEAL lsubscribed my name and affixed the seal
W. A. PFAFFLIN, Clerk.
Evansville. June 50, 1863