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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-08

have given your Plantation Blttens 10 hundreds OF
our noble soldiers who stop here or LEES disabled
from various causes and the eject most marvellous
and gratifying. .. b.
Buch preparation as this Is heartily wish In every
family, in every hospital ard at hand every battle
field, .t s..r sl
O. W. D. Andrews, Superintendent %
WIZARDS HoTTL,
WAsHIN0ToN, d. o., Jan. ~, lS63j
GENTLEMEN: We require another supply Of your
Plantation Btters, the popularity Of which daily in.
cresses with the guests Of our house.
respectfully, sTEIs, CHADWICK d Co.
.t. oLrvRIAsD, Dec. o, 1862.
I had been so Ill with Liver
Complaint and Dyspepsia that was compelled to aban
donuy bulinen. used three bottles OF the Plantation
Bliten, and to ny aatonIshment am entirely cured.
They sre the best medicine ever used and shall en-.
deavor to make them known. Please inform me what
B.-T.-leG0-X, means. ... ...... -.
Yours truly, H. B. KISaIlEY.
DEW. ohilds, Surg.on Of the Tenth Vermont rsgi.
msnt, writeE 'T wish every soldier had bottle Of
Plantation Bitten.~ They are the most effective per-
feet, and harmless tonic ever used" .tt
GAIT HoUsr, LOUISVILLE, KT., Dec. 81, 1861.
dessu 2. II. DRAKE Co.:
We are compelled to order 10 dozen Plantation Bit
ers to supply friends who have no other way Of pro.
curing this admirable article. r.... IS
Respectfully, yours, +~ Il
siLAs ?. MnGES & Co., Prcptietou,
RocHEsTKR, n, Y, Dec. 81, 1861,
The Plantation Bitters have
cured Of the worst kind Of dyspepsia Of near four
yeaTs standing. have recommended them to others,
and as far as know with signal success.
lam, etc, Rev. j J. 0ATHoRN,
BURNEr BoUSF, CINCINNATI, ohio,l
Dec. 20, 1862
MessrS. DRAKE & Co.: The Plantation BtteB ap-
pear to be very popular here. Send twenty cases
more, and oblige, Yours, truly, -s 3 ....sa.
T. P. SAUNDERS Co.
&C. &c. &c, &c.
Delicate females requiring gentle stimulant and
clergymsn, lawyers and students exhausted by mental
labor will find the Plantation Bters mo,t beneficial
tonic. I- ..,- .l.s -.s...
Every bottle hss the fac s!,!s of our signature on
steel plate engraving or It is not genuine, ..s.'
Sold by all Druggists, Grocers, and Country Stores
.ts) J p. III. DRAKE, g. CO., rg-
.-a.., "a zoe broadway, N. Y.
iulyl4-d&w3m rs .
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-08
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-08

WILLARD's UoTTL, II
WAsHnoTos, D. O., Jan. ~, 1851
GENTLEMEN We require another supply Of ycul
Plantation Bltters, the popularity Of which daily in
creases with the guests Of our house.
respectfully, sTESS, CHADWICK d Co.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-08
WILLARD'a UoTEL,

!. W, D. ANDREWS, Superintendent.
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-10-08

DEW. ohilds, Surgson Of the Tenth Vermont regi.
msnt, writeH ~ wish every soldier had bottle Of
Plantation Bittep.~ They are the most effective per.
feet, and harmless tonic ever used ....t
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New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-26
NEwYORK DAILY TRIBUNE, SATURDAY DECEMBER %, 1863
It e currently reported in Vienna that in the

II e currently reported in Vienna that in the
or ui 6rnft Of the Emrcrcrs speech the expression
Eussa is roading the trcatis Of 1915 under foot ot
vErssw," stood thus" Rgs ,ia is drowning in blood
thcss dams le sGne) the treaHs Of 1915 at arsav.
The King Of Denms%, lately dead, ordered
Shot lie should be buried, in The clothes in which he
died, and hat lis body Should nei1sr be bsred moi
ell DA.med-aL OF which directions we're strioIy obcyed
An Italfln Professor says that hydrocyanic
scj prodRces urea by its decOmpos'ion--at all events
come acid which Re he'd PIT away for fcar mcnths. pro
ducod cystos having all the characteristics of
4 nan has couBted the different words nsed
By veTilus authors. Molicre used 5000; Corncille
ECO Shakespeare. l5,WU; otare and Goethe. 20 600
Par1liSe Lost, 0V0 and the Old Testament. 5.Gi2.
Hlondin, the rope-walker, is going into the
wine business. He IL to be the Co" TO q Mr. Cole
B.sa.
London thieves have taken TO dropping ytriol
into ladies' pockets. lo!e Is soon burned and the
thief tnds purse in the street
! Garibald's son is going TO he married 10 q
Gencese a daughter Of officer Of the army Of Mar
sala-
Mr. Spurgeon, the London preacher, lately
demonstrated with the young ladies Of his congregation
f1r faH;ing away so often.
The Italian Minister Of War has ordered 20C
cannon 70 be made.
| Synd Ahmud, n learned MussulmaT of Chazee'
rco, India has reply 10 B.shop Colcnso in the press
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-26
EOESETGN GGgsEP.

Tie Jananese ambassadors have published al
Yedo their impressions Of America and Europe. they
ssy: " OF tie women, some a.e very hahdsoue-!yi
example he Empress They are However IL general
iess so tlan in America. Their nOfes are sometimes
higher than those OF tho They walk Ike men, takr
SyI steps lOOE IL tie face, ana augh great ue
touetimes very lOld. In order ~ MAKE themselves
loot taller they make their bcnnets stick up above
fbor bcaGs Even tie modest women dance great
doa I.y loOE or 10 lhe aims VI tic Dei anu theIe
sIc days when every man has O woman hanging on 20
biz arm. Are they the.r own wiyes' We think So In
general the women enjoy great liberty. What We say
Of tie women Of France applies to those
o. al Europe. The later, with tie excsp-
Ton ~ The Dutch, Gge inferior 10 tie french.
We will not speak Of their costume. IL ~ I'm.
sways decent. The men are sh nnd niue lTOhn OF
rough. Tie slopkccpe!s aIe naughty and snluted Us
0ry IN ycIy MdCl.Ig degree They d.d DOt hAo us 10
coraIgc the attic in their shop nue.. ahl a9upli,s
feckoned On Our buying great deni from then. we
extremely Disguised at Paris ana elsewhere to roe
teef and mutton. still bloody, exposed IN tie most
yulic shops. 10 eat beef is often incidentally uscini
but wy present It 10 the eyes Of all The wodf IL was
.Iuy shocking o several Of party. The dless Oh
tic men appears at fret sight ridiculous and curiled
however IT must be convenient ana economical In
fafls as ~ London every walks very fast rs WIN
rs when there a ire Their houses aIe 50 high thot
they must iall Oh the Brst earthquake"
The Maori (NewZeaand) Rebels are hard
pnshed for percussion caps and resort n Ingenious
methods o procuring them. colonial paper says thot
tte latest Instance of their cieyeTHess discovered
when native woman offered sovereign for quantity
Inc res were m3dc anu it lufned out the the Noois
required them FOR percussion cals having found lint
" to VI common iucfer match inserted III the center
@ one OF these eyeethoies answered every purpose"
ihe following is a newly-diacovercd substi-
tn,e S9r paiDt On paster g A coat Of oxyd of zinc,
rIj1ed IN e1S and made ny like wass h Grt laid
on the vail ceiling wairscot ard oyor that q coat.
,ne chloride % enc prepared IN the way tho
htt wasl. IL applied. Tie ozyd oni chloride i'm
nedatey eGscf as1ri fcoEibinsion iornipg eerrent
smooth ond p0ishec as gisss and possessing ihe ad
sshiage Of Oh paint without rs dAaHeesLle olor'
English women are fast entering into new
occupations. Hero 10 IN advertisement from Liver
POL paper
DrvoRcEA Lady .horougf y conyerssn WIFI the routine
s.d practice Of Ills Count - eonsued non III 10 daily
- coInin alicsons strictly cotideEtaL tpI,l: council
tsosided Lete.s incosed With stamped directed envelope
In - Of - street, - road.
Mr. Blamore, London bsTiter lately de-
seased had eft srJames Graham $40 CHOin his viii be-
ssase oe quilted Earl GIcys cabinet In lsH on princ
sac cabinet consentsg % discuss the appropriation
.hhieh property 20 secular uses. ILe beIs4leT out
WV ut Ietolet ~ ILe Legacy lapses.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-26

pating treat repaired thither In larce numbers and
all wcre we'll supplied. Some received skates. others
books, and all candies and other good things There
was in,cIesting time at the Baptist Tabernacle
Churoh corner Of Hicks and LUqueer streets, IN the
evening. Some years since tlc children of the neigh
be: hood gathered together by some benevolent
and Christian citizens. The school grew ia numbers.
and at length chrrch was organized, Of which the
Rev. 4. EDWIN Brown chosen pastor. The coHgre'
cation is now in fouiishns condon. The exercises
last evcninc consisted Of singing by the children dia
lOgues and doolamatiJ3s. quarteto Of acats sang
Christmas carols and Christmas onthens-thc entire
musical programme being under the direction OF Mr H.
L. Mathews. and excelienty conducted. Tie ehrch
wos finely decorated with eveIgrceDs and flags pre-.
seniing very pretty appearance About one thousand
children were present beside four hundred grown
persons who take interest III the school, which IL
under tie superiniendcncc OF Mr.. j. +. Davis The
average attendance Sundays IL nhout eight hundred
number of presents were given after the e1etcses
were concluded. The Superintendent Was Presented
with photographic album containing cnrtcs de ,isiie
OF all the teachers. II cost $50 panorama OF the
Holy Land nnd OF battles of the rebellion given
during the evening hv Mr. II. T. Brown. which added
greatly 10 the interest OF the occasion. The children
were provided with plenty Of good things and oil went
home satisfied and pleased with the proceedings OF the
NIGHT
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-26
Tn hNnfVr
Duss-trucrs Arrived

IN ,.enm fr1n,Jo,f Fulton. from Port Koval-CoL ~ T.
Frlrchild o. B. K Col W. Heinc, u. B. A. Col Dandy u
s. H.; Lieut. COL d. F. sIe'pr Lieut. c9 T. T. Csrpes,e, ~,
Lieut. Col. McConils Lieut. Col a. White MAJOR }; Htur
gr. Nsi L. Hosers Md j. j. Iiimpion, MsJ =, Drew
Csp, A. Lubrwiir Capt d. Romson cfp' L. McNi'"In,
Csp, Curtis. Capt, X H. Cik Capt. B rrothh ghtm, 'apt
Wsioce Capt J. Z. h.hclefi kdlqan c H. hm,hy'
av,s Alex Topan w. Smith j. h. L.te h. SfA.i' -
Rsal.eh r. W fsifbhc, Aug Noughu, 5. W. snyd'r r. q.
My,rs j. r. Stone, l.. H. CLARK J!Remminfon y. brown,
s L. Judd w w Lewis ". 4. Newton, r. O. X irsn iehn
Clari, Adj, H. NJ Daerymp!c CaP,. & a; ssrdwi,s a.
Uuulam Plough A. L. Lord Dr. J. u. Irendwe " D. A.,
Crvt j. C. Braunon u. 8. n Lieut.. Comdy O. Ciiey DO
Lieut.. Wm. j. Chsdwes do. Lieut.. j. y. ID, Luce p 90
Lent, Chapman L. =. Hyerson. Il. kumbery, w H. bhn
shaw ). L. Tslcot butt W. 8; Chandler; r. 4. Brandt
Cha, SclIoundt, j. H. fairbsnk, q. w: Ross' H. io
J. O,borue W. ID. EAnard, W, II. Wallins, }; j.. war
ren, H. =. ii-imcf, L. D. Bigelow, j. D. cary, o. smin
f. M McCjuirc j. o. Harold G. Lewis. United State, Army
iieui. J. G. Khtland w. A rsrsos., Bradford, - H.
cUi,rer r. Sandrock w. Nogles, T. Ire dwell huirison
ID p,r. A. b. 0rAy NJ 5tison, B. W. Clsft, L. j. wilson
IL - Watson D'S Waters 4. ". jarvis, Rome r. ny yat
Mes,rs n Blurncnberg y. s. Williams y Leonard a. ~
Roo, snd lady, j. Reading J. s poIet w Mc.Aray, W. ~
Douhnin L. BeSan, w. H. Crowe T. Cray j. a. hoesme,, ~
II Kuhn IT, r. Lal.n }. s. Delaney, H. ~ Beers H. H.
PEEK j. Norton, Capt NJ. H. Topping y. Daring J
Ia Mp JcAa Br,gat, fro" L"!loc-MI' H. House' AH'
wife.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-26
Tr.yeIerr, Guide.

I'D a D. end ~ p m sunday rain..... s71p ?. a
A:'sS N Y 'sandsy AIS
To Boston, by k~p-lsondon lin- Pief ~ n H..
sue Pier s n Il dsy 6sisday epicil...... Sp m
y7b =, saslI,h.ay. m re- Z. and ?. IN
,y via shore Lir-.........2i and ? m. Sunday 'p
10 Buaalo, by Lne hK., ioot Of tlAinb"is,
hiih Nt
TO I.ip Fiio Island. and other rt.oIts on Long
leland BY l.. J. Heiioad, flom james nip and
foot Of J.tht.. J.. F.K.............';9 ~, ana r. m
10 Pifa lrlph'l iy NrN Jefsey RAILROAD, loot oi ,
Courtlsndis..7 10 a M ~ ia T. N sunday u r m
To Philadelphia. by tsndrn AID AElbor Nalfoad
pier 2f n H.. foot of BaT,ny tn p IN
To Washins ston BY Now. .Jerssy hk.. Z. 10 0 M lIn.
ard 4 and ~ NJ. foot 81 Sonii a. =, -. may up n
foot oil Coult add st.. and Be ui u l.....snJ y n
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-26
WuyPARsoy BpowyLow LEFT KNOXVILLE

WHY PARS0E BROWNLOW LEFT KNOXVILLE
~ war meeting held In Cincinnati on the 10TH Parson
Brownlow gaze the following good and sgihceht reason
fer his recent " change %. base
81 understand that this is war meeting and Tint yon
assembled here for the purpose Of drumming mp vol
uDtocrs. In this matter am IN somewhat AWKWARD
position having recently taken to my heels iiSe grey
hound and made throo hundred miles In short time.
In the last years, you well know, have done
some brave talking which the Rebels remember. Were
that should be treated as cur soldiers taken by
them are-incalccTeled In their lousy pisons their
Libbys and Castle Thunders should have staid, for
could endure the lice dbl not run out Of oowardice
b.. wcl knew tla: if they t0uk he woa!d have IL
pull hemp without iOOthO.d laGghtciI SOL ran.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-26
SI..} ihE lSOC.

PFSNsYIvANlA CtNrPh RAILROAD,
With its connections. forms
THR. SHOKIkSf AND otlthnSr ROUTE
seen trains ran daily New os fheJelpks, vie
Nevg.Jerfoy aud ,aindeu and Amboy iies. -
ALL THhoTgH iN5 w IorF TIE tson MT gt * THIS
sOOr or COuRrLANDIsE
Ry way of hiaietis the ,ring "a n,Is ''e New.
York at u oihrr rokesi eFchiAs .s.tneefs
at . p m hour iuter ti'en other lines
Nv wey OF Allentown evening passengers leave al p in
tvs hours than the Northern lines. s by ooh roatss
snye tue tune Northern ,nes .ncso and 81
uons IN tie North West, ,Fe,ine Indianapolis. onsShe
., Louis Cleveland Columbus, Cinciunsh, and al I'sin
points West, viii fewer changes oi cars ,,-,,. A..
Pit.hrh $50 miles ard Aew-iofk 10 Prsbnral ~ mhs~
smoking and Saoou Cars on al trains
de us Otisr. routes
psast,e clec sod through. Transfers ,;s.
Sceals Il. krts good until Used by I..,seessh
WESTERN EMIGRATION.
The Peuns lyauia Crnis Company Rms an EniraA>
Accommodation line which affords comfortable mcds 81
,raye parties moving westward al one ha 'e 1'sa fesss
Of fare ,,p,nt,rc
Bv this route cis,s Of oil description. can be krwHdeA
20 end !.om any fpnt the Ralss ads ot Ohlc, kensus,
Indiana llnsis, Wisconsin, owe, CT Missouri, by H!I
Road DIRECT any port on the nayisb,c rivers % tne
West by steamers from Pittsburgh.
TIE rates Of f-gh, 10 and from any ro,a 10 The
the Perns yissna Central Railroad d OIL lsc :. nv@so
cha sed by other Railroad Companies -
shippers I;rustirg the transportation Of Their sL ~S
Company rely viii eari'dense oa ia Speedy transit
Farmers and Dealers in Live Stock VII hnd ns mo
syantaerous route. taparions Yards weh wo'sfru AZ
pied wa. cysy eonsenence sas , Is paid co their wsass
lom Harrisburg, where will be iouni e,e.S pU1 xH3i
sss sd ,e-ns shsisr ,,,,ris1SE /, fisTIa Msakfrs H
j. L. ELLlOTr Passenger Agent No. As'sr n0sse
LEIGH & Co, Freight Agents =, ,,.,,,.-.
n, / As,or HOUSE, and No. South WiIAm -
| MCDONALD X BlSCNOFF, Eu.sam A;ens
Nv. Dsu.fy.pa44.
INoCU LEWIS. GsassL Sag :.la's saisa, Ai'ssaa%SA
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-26
TnOM TURKEY.
wss Now Turkish Budget
ofThe Z. Tribune.

....,o,dsrce Of The n T. Tribune ,o.,
Cn"' CoSsIANTNorLf, Nov. ~, 4eo'.
Tho third annual expose OF the finances o' 'he
-, Empire has ,ust appeared. The arst OF 'hese
80. vss prepared two years ago ts sh Enghsh az.
rb Cor mission, as a basis for f'reign loan II
,hen the policy Of the English oFernment to 'svor
~ om,n srd both Lord ralDgTstan and Mr. ltyaId
- ,,,a budget in ParlismeBt, as DEMONSTRATING
~. .scIyencr Of the Turkish prea5kry. 49, A..
"e 81. ~. -otorius, however. IL Cons'antinose, thht
.,c"y.,,nent here krsW no.Ing oi lis own hnanSlai
~,;ticr and that any soch expose muS' DC i''os~'n9i
ts'M his rrhlic s.Seror-larkcd en- era II the his,
or. or, s,.11rTkev Fc. she first ne Mosea priae bowed
scS, tbe oSptaliss OF Europe, and /; xGs achAowl'
esi .bs. : q fats Of the Empire depcHfod upon tAe
&C., ~ lie financial system o. Christian Europe.
49, now uudr1 ia more 3Omplci' ana ore tiuttWor
A.. ,hsn either of the rhers. And, although no one
s!;i;ar with Turkish finance believes that the eeti
.aJ rrulus y N ever De realized or an oi the cstlA
.os he very srcy edhored IL, si it is certain that
~ wor fnovs more to day Of Turkish finances than
g. ta ever knesyn before. Tho revenue FOR The coming
,esr is es mated q abort sky million dollars seven
millions ess than last year. Inc expenditures are esti
mated At sixty-tive millions.
aproars thar Tie revenue is derived chiefly from thS
following soIrcer;
Dimes-On oil a~riculirral produce. Sc0eoo
1dins exPoI, md iupc-i duiies etMWS
Pcsona ta'cs.'''.''''. ',o
Tsycs on Seop eDNV
gss on C.,si ans in len Of NJ sIy senice... 2atp go
Sribvie money 1cm Esyp;, 1npci &o''.''.'.. HeNoo
cthes taxes 4V''vo''Vo
To'a'.......................... sbheNovto
Tie chicI items OF expenditure as follows:
Interest tie pubAc debt :g@EF1
Wal Ders1 W N
Navy DcpsItn asMic
DcYagnru. o. lu,erioESaarics Sf GoyeEoss.. 8oooho
Ole cxy 751eoo
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-26
THEFT op MoyRY.-Eligabeth Greene was


arrested on the ViaBt Of Mrs. Elizabeth Roche. No.
- Washington street. who olnrgcs TIE accused "ith
tirslins from her st3 The rrisoncr vas IN tho en-
p.oy OF Airs. Roche and fed Immediately Giter taking
20 money but pursued and arrested. Sac threw
away tie plRnder bui finally conf s,ei Tie iheit SLe
was committed FOR iT!al by Jgsiie. Connolly
PICKPoCKET ARRESTED.-Charlcs McCarty,
n well.known thief Was arrested by OiiceF Jollv .!
tle Fourteenth Precinct, &c coMi.r ol John ,.
Gil,s 1rensurcr of tr- Sor York Fire DEPARTMENT,
who caught the prisoner In the ret ~ King L, wallet
from his pocket Justice Connolly committed the &c
oused for trial
CowARDLY AssArLT.-William Carr was on
r uIslay night arrested hy officer Kennedy II the
Fourth Precinct charge ~ assanlting Mary Scott.
Tho prisoner beat aud stabbed his victim nicIIs In
iures fom which ~ is bco, ed she cannot recover.
Lstcc Connolly committed him 20 await tho result q!
the womans inJgIiss.
FIRE IN TouPEIss sTREgT.-At an early hour
Ir!day rnornng, fro hroLs ov' t. ths saping snd
blaming mil ~ Mess-rs. furdy Snihin. NO Stomp
Eins street, but was sOon ehungulfhed Damage about
al
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-26
e1att. fIosc at the P,.f-OnIre,

For Greet Britain aad the Couiinsni BY steamer
City # Washington saturday Dee 2o....... ~ q n
For flAfnlurs and the German stAf', by rcsmer 49,
BssGfs saturday Dec. ..-..............s.. ~ q m
For furop-, By st~surr Nova Scot.an, via Portland, .
fs4dAv BfN - fss- ,'''''''',
For Cuba and the West inii-', Via Havana by -
ste.faes Mon IA sisr Saturday Dec b.... lot O. m
dsy Dee ..-....................... 10y m
Iof California &c. daily thgsday oIoep'sil oSc.isnd
Ma et Jo,erh. In end = IN
Norn-AIbsny Bur.o eua tsnAiss,.. . m and = T. In
.crh and Wet Mav
W,.,n Nal vi. Fir Haliiosi ........3 and y
sou AID South Nesi.I Naii..a q m u ari ~ p M
T,.,r, m.. and q y.
g., II -loId Egspor aui Fa Hiy.r....,....... ~. IN
ll. Lon, ,Nd Mall closes 81 q ~ AID y N
saAaaJ Ais...-Ol suldsy al hail. close d ~ III
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-26
HROGKLyN ITEMS.

crrcyDp.-A nan named VIM. Prenlergast
,csidin On the corner Of butler ard Bond s-'s con-
,oted sr ede on Thuisdly night In the cells OF thc
Tortvthiyd Precinct Police Sinton-liosse. lie was
arrested tho night before on tie charge pi l'hhE u
placed in eel FOR safe keeping, ~ nn esi'y noai
Yesterday morning ti.c dOO!uan discover O NJ. Ahls
Inc to The cell door He had torn ~ hs bel Danket
and MADE rope, with which lie hung himself TO the
grating Life was not quite extinct when disco'cf'd
and medical aid ~ cal a. but II was found thh ne
was too flr gone. BE b.catAed his hfe away shoiuy
snerward The deceased gas painter hy trade about
20 wears ~ age. aud leaves wife ana ihrce chuien.
Coioner Norris held inquest on tie BODY anu YER
dict of Death b. suicide while iaborin2 under nsdn'
ity" wac rendered
| Fp1OyIOrs ASSAULT BY 4 WONAE.-Olhcer
Rowan ~ fle Forty ninth Precinct Police arrested
voman mined May feiherfon on Ihursday hlRht on
,be cIerpc Of committing flnnious assault upon MIS-
Mary Mckinney oud iniaring her se'eIey, no' par par
lies i,sile IN that eecton Of the city known as 'TO"
Tru ts ALLEGED Mrs Fotlcrs0n visited tho house oc-
cnnied by NTs Mckinney without hng invited.
"a rrrrl ind a fight cnsued. in which hTs. fetheItoh
ddIed mn n etone and struck Mrs Mckinney on the
LreJ consng Injuries OF n dangerous character Inc
ossailaIt wa arrested. and committed ~ a"4iI near
ing before Justice Terry.
F,pE-About - O'Clock yesterday morning
fire wac discovered IN nn unoccupod mouse ID Ok olA
teenth street, between Seventh ana Elshtn ',n.'I i
owned by MI samuel Warbeton ho .as ms'co Consumed
oued the entire structure, ana fhe Whoio "a7
Loss about $50. No insurance.
TAKEN TO TIE lTosPITAL.-A man named
Thomas Rush residing nt No. W Ryerson street war
t-od or a E,i,on Ferry boat on Thursday night IN
state Of c1aason from the lo's Of blood & 1n ho has
hen etabbed In no neck ald was bleeding proIusey
He was so much exhausted that he was unse 10
The police conveyed him 10 the City Hospital
| ScArpFD.-John Coughlan was iouno ,SI nFl,g
On the sidcwak at uie corner OF MAIN .nI an
streois oa Thursday might. His legs pieseh'1d ,nc ~
ncnrance Of having been dTeadinlIy beaincu. i In ,h
rive no ACCOUNT Of Liinse md was conVeleo W ''
Clty HospitI.
OBsyayhECE or CHRIsTMAs IN bhoohbn NJ
Tli. holiday was celebrated with the usuni splr.t ~
ferdny The places Of business were coseu "nu ~,
Oody appeo.ed be out OF doors Ihe ,nd m
tbrengrd JhOnsauds repaired ~ tic skatihe Pnus VI
The ontskirts ~ the city The warrington Nasshu .
"ni,ne and Union Ponds IN foil blast ana hicd
~ ..,n,rs ~ bo,b sexes Musical entertainments
were gen on several ponds ard would have ave osen or
The nnm.ro,, free popds TO be found almost
about te suIu,be. were also hlled ana Ti seeu soos
1r.s,ptcd n lively appearauce Ile cAtAdIeD, GnlIe'
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-26
BAIL OF THE AMrmcus CLUB.-One of the

finest balls Of the that given by the Ameii'
Gus Club at the Academy Of Music on Thursday even
ng. Tie building splendidy ornamented the iiu-
inaons and decorations attracting especial attention
Grafnh's Seventh Regiment Band furnished the music.
and dancing kept mp until late hour A large
rumber Of prominent ely officers were present;
Mr. James D. Miller. Chairman of The Reception, and
the other gentlemen connected wilh the Associa-
On did everything IN cr power to sender The ailar
success The association l. composed Of number o'
gentlemen OF This city. who have joined together for
Ire uulpose Of passing pea time during the SUM
mer season For tLa purpose plat u ground was pur'
chased at Indian LArhuy Long Island Sound, eluD
house erected and while tie season hats The member,
aause lheinsel, with yachting, boating 0nd fishing.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-26

lFBsET CIrr, Dc -, III
NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD and IEANSf.
" "a o-OnnId sfer MONDAY Dec. %. Tx "a vii .a's
HEw.YORk Tor BALTiMURE snd WAshNGr0S ats
ard 10 H. m 7.s D. m. and - Miini ght. Tho ~ Y.
, ,gi.I ,,se T,ss.ne.r. for BALTIMORE end WISHING
roy onlv 1hi- Tam connection At ~ liaep'a
Mains Phil ,depha viii lave Ne@.fo1A s' " ana ~
a ui Y ui. 4 snl y. and u Midnight
u :. An ,n Train. J. ". HOODRiFt,
No. u ls,I Assisinnt Supesiaie eL1ent - j. H. ~
New-York daily tribune., 1863-12-26
ARREST oYA BuRelAR Fischo Of tho

s x:ecnth Prcouc; arrested Charlie, Reilly. q charge
nf entering tie rcsdeI cc of Herman tiHckCn, No l3i
Wcsi Twenty. fourth street by means of pick and
scleton koy and stealing articles of icwcy valued at
80. Susan nigel. ayoung ad! residing ~ the house
entered the room when the thieves atng md
dsc0ye red the accused end another young man. She
Instantly gave the alarm aud tue above Ohcer secured
Reilly, but lis confederate succeeded III making bis
escape On tie person of tie ac,ssed found a.. Of
the missing property Justice Qaaesenbush committed
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