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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-02-04
CORPORATION NOTICE.
ORDER TO REPAIR BRICK SIDE WALK.

Jan. II, Co. And now it is hereby ordered
and directed by the Common Council ofthe City of
Evansville, that tie owners of all lots or parts of
lois, froningon adjoining the north east side of
First street between Vine and Division street,
in said City, cause the side walks thereon TO be
repaire within thirty days from the publication
Of ths order. ?. BURKE, Clerk.
Clerks Ofiice, JAN %, 1868.
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SURVEYORS Notice.

Jul Y : y VA . ~ OOANOe
A LII PERSONS OWNING OR INTERESTED
n in lands adjoining the tracts conveyed TO me
by john W. Catlett and Rachel Catlett, by deed
bearing date 18th November, 1861, and recorded in
Book IL, page IS and 90 Of the Record of Deeds of
Vanderburgh County, said tracts being situated in
Sections ), %, "a. p and 2G, in Town 7, Range IL
west, in the Vincennes land district, are hereby
notified that on the 9th day of February, A. d.
1873, the County surveyor of Vanderburgh County
will commence TO run The lines and establish the
corners Of said tracts, aad i'll continue from day
10 day until completed
janl0 EMILY ID. CATBETT,
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New YORK, Feb. 3.-The leading ho-
tells raised their board to So per day yes
terday, and the second class to s.
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Affairs near Charleston, =. C.---Grent
Meet nj Hilton Head.

CHARLESTON, 5. G., Feb 3O-Scouts
report that Pinckney and Balls Island
have been evacuated by the enemy.
Forty seven vessels are reported at Hill
ton Head Heavy firing has been heard
in the direction of Stone this morning,
which lasted several hours. 1t is be-
lieved, however, to be nothing more than
the enemy practicing at targets on Cole 5
Island.
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CHARLESTON, Jan. 2S-Another Brit
ish steamer successfully run the block
ade last night into Confederate port
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RiYer md Weafker.

PITTsBURG, Jan. 3.-River 10 feet 5
inches by the pier mark and stationary.
Weather clear and cold.
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Rebels Assuming tho Offensive at
Suiaolk.---Our Troops FULLY Pre-

SUFFOLK, Va, Feb, 2.-The enemy is
tonight in force between sixteen and
seventeen miles of this place this side of
Blackwater We have taken every pre-
caution to attack him again should he
advance further towards Suffolk There
is no evidence that an engagement will
ensue.
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Ofe Dairu dnurttar,
SPECIAL NOTICES.

A COUGH, COLD, OR AN IRRITATED
throat if allowed to progress, results in serious
Pulmonary and Bronchial affections, oftentime
incurable
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES
reach directly the affected parts and give almost in
slant relief. In BRoScHTIS, ASTHMA, and
CATARRH they are beneficial. The good effects re-
suling from the use Of the Troches, and their ex-
tended use has caused them to lie counterfeited.
Be sure to guard AGAINST worthless limitations.
OBTAIN only the genuine Bro,ra's bronchial Troches
which have proced their efficacy by a test Of many
years. PUBLIC SPEAKERS and SINGERS should use
the Troches. Military Officers and Soldiers who
over-tax the voice and are exposed to sudden
changes, should have them. Sold everywhere at -
cents per box.
TO NERVOUS SUFFERERS OF BOTH SEXES.
Reverend Gentleman, having been restored to
health in few days after undergoing all the usual
routine ard irregular expensive modes of treat
r,ent without success considers il his sacred duty
to communicate to his afflicted icllow creatures the
MEANS OF CURE. Hence, on the receipt of an adj
dressed envelope, he will send Gree cory of the
prescription US d. Direct to DR. JOHN NJ. DIG
NALL, IS6 Fulton Street, Brooklyn, \. Y.
FACTS FOR OLDfERS.-Throughout the Ia
dian and Crnean campaigns, the only medicines
which proved themselve able to the worst
cases Of Dyseutcry, scurvy and Fever, were HoL.
LOwAY's PILLS and OINTMENT. Therefore
let every Volunteer see that be is supplied with
them. Only p cents per pot or box. rs
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From Rebel PanerS.
Another BIockade Runner.

Magruder has declared Galveston
open to trade with all friendly nations.
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WOOD FOR SALE.

T0HOsE IN WANT OF GOOD WOOD CAN BE
4 supplied by leaving their orders at Mr.. p,
Boyl's Store, or to John Smyth, on Division Street
between Fifth and Sixth Street.
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CLOAK DEPARTMENT.

WE HAVE JUST RECEIt ED A LARGE
w stock Of Ladies CIoaks ard saques again.
SCHAPKER & BUSSING,
nOvi No. Main street
ID BNE1T'S COCAINE, TIE BEST HAIR
ID OH n use, just received at SCnLAEPFERS
jan22 Drug Store.
GOOD THINGS FOR CHRIST As.-2O0
~ Large, Fat, Corn-ied Turkeys expressly for
The Eureka BaZuar customers and every body else :;
will be received without fail at
dccZl II. A. COOKS.
l. AIsINS, RAISINS.-25 BOX NEW FRESH
~ layer kaisins ) casks currents at
dec2l H. A. COOKS.
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S5th Selni-Annual EXPOS e
JANUARY, 1903.
IL E M "a
INSURANCE CO.,
HARTFORD, CONN.
ASSETS, JANUARY, 1868.

MARKET VALUE
CASH. TREASURY NOTES AND gssfa
Certificates, on hand aud Deposited
call, ans in Agents ands......... S436r56l Al
BANK STOCKS of New York Hart
ford, Boston, st. Louis, Philadelphia
and other places SG3,S0l 90
US AND STATE STOCKS of Ken
lucky, n. Y n j., Ohio Michigan,
and Indiana 5611 40 w
CITY BONDS, New York, Brooklyn,
Hartford, Roc ester, jersey, Mil
waukee Z1a tOO w
RAILROAD STOCKS, Hartford and
New Haven Connecticut River. and
Boston and Worcester. .......-........ 1l9 6a5 90
MORTGAGE BONDS ....... .............. 1885 90
STATE OF CONNECTICUT, Tempo
Iary Loau..................... 100000 90
REAL ESTATE, Unincumbered...... S7,963 is
... s., 6S3, 10 50
LESS LIABILITIES:
LOSSES, unadjusted and not
due ...........................Sl79039 II
JAN. DIVIDEND, Paid. 10000 90 1929, o39 II
Net Z3J4,oiO &
Duly sworn to, Hartford, Jan. l, 1868.
Respectfully solicit, and will take pleasure in
atten ding to your insurance wants.
J. W. NfNSEN, Agent,
jau2s-2plm Marble Hall, No 9 Main st.
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BOCTRESS.
The Rebellion Ceased.

1u6 h6UElIOn JGaS6u,
FTNHE LATE WIDOW OF DIR. C0WLES BEGS
l. leave to announce to her old friends and pat
that she still continues the preparation of the
same successful remedies which were used by the
Old Doctor himself, which won for him practice
at that time unequaled in the West She is now
located two and half miles North of Evansville,
on the Plank Road, near Negleys Mill on Pigeon
Creek. iyil-dly
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GROCERIES.


WHITE BEANS.-l00 BUSHELS WHITE
w Beans just received at ELLI0TT'S
jan23 Family Grocery.
nRIED APPLEs.-5O BARRELS DRIED AP-
IL piles; % barrels dried peaches in store, and for
sale low at the OLD PIONEER GROCERY,
jau23 % Main Street.
TRESH HAMs.-10,OO0 LBS. FRESH HAMS
I just from the smoke house at
janZ3 ELLI0Tr'S Family Grocery.
nj Y. PICKLES.-10 barrels N Y. Pickles
IN. Qoose), put up in White Wine Vinegar, at
jams ELLIOTT'S Family Grocery.
ESSENCE COFFEE.-5O gross Of Essence Coffee
t. of all the celebrated brands Mt
jan23 ELLIOTT's Family Grocery.
V'AR.-2Oo kegs, one gallon each, just received
i for sale by L. GILBERT 4 CO.,
jan24 No. Sycrmore Street.
NEW HAMS AND sHoULpERs-Just receiv-
~ ed at [janl7l NICKERY BRCS'.
100 sBTsHrrs CHOICE D r. Z. cd ASFErJ
DURE GROUND SPICES. CLOVES, NUT
L mcgs, Cinimon, Ginger, Pepper, and every
thing else in my line, can be found at 5rses
janI9 ELLIOTT'S Family Grocery.
nICKLES.-Loose Pickles by the key or dozen,
/ at [jan17l vICKERY BROS.
NEW ORLEANS M0LAssEs.-1o ibis. n. O..
IN Molasses,
5 Ibis. Stewards Celebrated Syrup,
jams Family Grocery.
RTACKEREL-
lNl 10 bbls. No. Maekerel,
10
. kits No. :"
-
JANIS at ELLInTT'S Family
ATACHANICK PoTAToEs-30o bbls. White
WI Machantck Potatoes at ELLI0TT'S
jan23 Family Grocery.
TEATHER USTERS.-10 dozen assorted
II Feather Dust rs inst from the manufacturers,
at ELLI0TT'S Family Grocery.
DURE GENUINE SPICES
L 10 gross pure ground Cinnamon,
10 Pepper,
TO Gloves.
10 > Nutmegs, at
JAMS ELLIOT1'S aInily Grocery.
nRIED BEEF.--2,oOo pounds Cincinnati Dried
~ Beef at ELLOTT'S Family Grocery.
GREEN APPLFS-loo blls Green APPLES at
VI jan23 ELLIvTT ; Family Grocery.
COFFEE-
I, Is doz. assorted, tin hxs,) genuine Rio Coffee
10 gross l 10 tin foil) pure 9 g
10 Z" DaAdelion "
jan23 at ELLl0TT'S Family Grocery.
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Gov. Morgan Elected U. s. Senator.

ALBANY, Feb. 3.-Edwin ID. Morgan,
Republican nominee, was elected T. S.
Senator, III place OF Preston King.
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NOTICE.

DERsoNs PGLDING DUE BILLS AGAINST
L VIM. II. Walker win phase present them for
payment at the Shoe Store, No 70, Main Street.
WDI II. WALKER.
Evansville. Jan. 3 q aW2w
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ME HAVE JUST RECEIVED A NICE
w Stock Of Carpet, which will sell cheap.
SCUAPkER BUSTING,
declG No 40 Main Street.
NuULAssEo GATES, SCALE BEAMS FROM
WI 30 to 600 lbs Grain Shuyels, Axes and Broad
Axes, Wood Saws, Common Cross Cut Saws, Pat
ent Cross Cut Saws, for sae at
JACOB STRAUB & son,
nOv29 "a Main street.
ICED! FEED POO bushels Ear Corn, $50
4 bushels Oats, and tons Bran.
Jan II NICKERY BROS.
CORN-MEAL.-JO bushels fresh ground just
" recciye4 at
janlT NlCkERf BROS.
UMMELL's ESSENCE OF COFFEE 200
4 1 dozen z and = ID. packages in cans and tin
foil, for sale in Quantities to suit ~
janl7 NlCkER4 BROS.
MILLINERY STOCK-CLOSING OUT TO
WI make for early and large Spring
stock If Millinery, will sell the balance OF our
Winter stock OF cheap.
SCHAPKER & BUSSING,
JAMIE No. 40 Maiu Street.
4 O11oN YAM BAGS, .O0's and coos
" for sails BY r. T.. GILBERT q CO,
6ss11 lie. 1, SyosthloTs stTeet.
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A COUGH, COLD, OR AN IRRITATED
throat if allowed to progress, results in serious
Pulmonary and Bronchial affections, oftentme
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Principal Office and Mandatory
No. 63l Arch st.

j one - & T. " a N -
Successors to G. N. Jackson & Co.. Proprietors
ps- FOR SALE hv nruGgists and pealsEs
svery town IN the Uulted Statss. novS6&w
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Beware of Counterfeits /.

See that the signature Of &C. II. JACKSON,
is on the wrapper of each bottle.
PRICE PER BOTTLE 75cts, OR HALF DoZ.
FOR 81 90.
Should your nearest druggist not have the arti
Gle, do n be pat off by any OF the intoxicating
preparations that may be offered in its place, hut
send to us, and We will forward, securely packed
by express.
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WHITE BEANS.-lo0 BUSHELS WHITE
w Beans just received at ELLI0TT'S
jan23 Family Grocery.
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The Transport Fu'son's Lnss Prize.

The Fulton has captured another prize Inc
following Is an abstract OF her log:
Dec Q. of Wilmington y. e.. at 7:l5 a. n. made
small schooner point on tie port bow. steering the
same course a. ourselves. fTom her rig and appear
ance Judged her 10 be English vessel at 80 a. H.,
I've az near, and rhe show inf 40 co!ofs hItd gun
tlank) wien she immcd y hove IT, stil showing no
cclors sent boat board with the hr't officer and
puIrer 80 examine her papers. \ Few MINUTES oit'r
The boat returned with tie papers uon examination oil
which she proved b. lo tac schooner e. o. hs'io~,
ron Bermuda bound ~ Beaufort y. C.. viii ~ tnns
salt a. ballast Register and clearance from Bermuda
appeared all night
She ad manifest as yet made our md none of Der
papors had tire American tonsuis certificate or sigma
lure Iyidsutly something Sas wTonE. fgt piHe
crew on beard. Consisting of one mate AMI ionF men.
Transferred her board Il the uion TOOK her
in tow ard proceeded o. our cogrse for New "rk
II schooner about 90 uns ana 20 years Old Re- re-
ported By tie master an s "a very diapidnied con
diion. during the night he wind a4a ga ihei,a
Dec 20 al 20 a. u., the officer ~ charge of TIC
schooner made the night signal 20 sop. which was I'm
mediaioy done. Backed down 10 hcr when DO IN
formed u tint the schooner laking badly IN her
uruc- works forward ard az Tie rate were going II
would De impossible "a Keep her free. stated The
steamer again 1T lees tlaa lGh sced. tie Wind aud sea
In he niorningmsA m. stopped and sent two moro
men on board the schooner iohop IN pumping and 70
have a more thorough examination VI tie cargo. amer
rlirh se rroceedel IN fery slowly. ~ 20 p. The
schooner hois,cG sgnh q distress stopped NJ once
and boarded her. Jie Official IN charge fep rted u
wrs lmpOsfhls 20 t,rp hcf TIC song hr,h W ihe tA
and tie men uonld not remain IN bphiu any 1.hPT.
she was scaWofihy 20 20 with free wind ana thcIo
was nothing on board n: her NJ cargo, but the s.t
Capt; WOfon ihescuIcn bad consultation. and N con
alton that this voyosr ted been protratsd ~ ths
detention Of the al Hilton Head two days. ana
having important d,rJachcs board and fntins TIC
schooner unfit navigate 10 TIE north a. HAiiefn IN
her present condition and not being alto u spare is
officers or men cary Der into como southern Jort IN
possession 81 tho Government concluded IL give TIC
vessel W - to crew. the weasel aud cargo beng az
trihine value. and tie chances oi Der running Tic
hlocksde being very snail. having TIE Engilsh rig.
Which would be Immediately prove - any American
cruiser Consequently. after having thorough oiaii'
ina, Of the weasel put tho crew on bard ani at y
NJ m let her ~ about her business. The Captain and
crew were aowcd the priv legc 81 examine for them
seyc. and with their free Hil took charge 81 tic
schooner again.
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40 src the ruhc rc~ar!s T. Ard go for the present,
leave il: fit docs rot ogen up i'l iue eirc.i'sIno'
rel to the arrest Of Lney If It acquiS faW! Oh
sucb evidence a. has been adduced be sure that hcLer
the English press or people viii be sail.hcd
TO Other and ofs rainiI InaueLs. Ho''ns "." III,
arisen about The rGlmcrst0n divorce tcanonl:
herid IN exceedingly stupid GogGIc pau"d nh1l II INC
other day surg IL tie appropriate ocnh'l u Ho!Nrh
street. ly two coagFc-i, hte touhs ln,h uTg'oh''y
ex.cosfelmonrcrs Sold NOywol street - j! TIC way,
doomed 10 tie dcroiiion desired for 10 hy Douglas
,icrrold and al decent Iond0ners' long ago huge
hotel on thc American 1frc,e Is TO occupy thc me oil
Lyons Inn, with what i then be Strand entrance.
The papcrs continue their matagIahOlzaiiOn,' as
Habcais would have called H. N Louis Napoeons pro-
pnsnl Of general European Congress, in English tnr-
Inc il over thougltfiy perplcAcdy. dstrusinlly in
every conceivable fashion. Not one Of them with. !
think the exception OF the 'Tio, has good word for
H. II Il equibhcd I'm verse in various directions.
The death OF Frederick. King of Dcumark The success
sion Of his brother father tie Princess of Wales and
tie consequent complication Of the German question ms
effects that ten years nuisance, the Scihes"Gli"
stein dispute las produced the Inevitable amount n
comment here. ana viii excite n mldcr echo on your
side of the Atlantic. Reduced 10 Tie harcst skeleton
synopsis, il 10 he this In 1872 mn Instruction
In the Duchc of the DANISH peninsula, aheted by Ger
many, had been virtually sui oppressed. Germany
wcafod Of the struggle and Denmark. Keeling her
power insecure. agreed npon compromise winch end
ed rs al compromises do Ia future breaking out OF the
evil Now Germany claims tie contested provinces IN
yruc of tie S1lic law and The death 4 King FREDERICK
and inclined 10 ny and make good her ME by
more stringent measures than "fedcral execution. ~
one candidate for the soil IN question is the brother 81
the deceased Prince Albert the In possession tie
Prince Of Wales fatl oriu.lag. John Bull doesn't see
his way too clearly which side 20 synpaihzc but IN
clincs tO the latter.
News from New-ZcalanG represents The Maori wef as
growing worse and worse Saisuma ard the plinios
nrc Organizing Cor a acrcc defense IN Japan.
The Alexandra case is sil dragging rs slow lcni va
through the Admiralty Courts evolving nothing worm
mentioning
The Great Eastern is 10 be sold by auction for ude
ment debt 81 $3.50 l am glad Off. once passed
two DAYS on board Of her.
| Mr. Reed chief constructor 81 The British Navy ut
asserts that Sir John Laird ra!s The Ting
that il not, when dcfaiung her Britannia Majesty yes
sells lie declares that be is Eow building an hon-cnd
corvette III tie Admiralty which could easily destroy
both the ahama and Florida in al hour. He admits,
however that the Black Warrior ought to have been
inst 90 feet shorter. and lCO go cheaper.
/ There is u famine in Hungary nurIian IN fgyf OF
which 600 OCJ head Of cattle lave died Contributions
are suggested and solicited. ]. d. g..
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0rrIcrAr~l

OyycrAi.l STATED sEssioS Friday, Deem
Der II. 1879, / O'Clock N. :
The BOARD ne, pur'u,niO adjournment in their cisH''s
Prr.ent-C oanciue Hayes Healy Riley. websts 0ros'
Brady Keeper Houshtan Hsyiland Gsw Me0rsth Murray
Bsn Brandon. Brice Russe. Fitzgerald, and Joyea
In the soseuee % the PTesien, Councilman oAoss ~''
that Councilman Webster iake tho chair.
The reading Of the Minute. Of the preceding meeting vas
dspcHsed with.
RESOLUTIONS
ny Councilman WEnsrsR-
Department, be and the same ia aeeoy e. rous
Of thee thousand dollars per aanuu 10 sAe eu
the A day Of JssS, is o sas ,y
hieh was laid over
Received That IN. street be ard he Is here
by suhcrised and directed to crse os PoP3sAs sD p,s
the repairing Of Pic, number ry two Nd dnytwc
and between nywo and my three snI sns and
building and extending pier hty three to INC easv ,bl
raising The l. ., the ss'd WORK 10 DC aone !" WV -
Which was laid over.
By Councna HAvLASp- ,...
RS,ed That tho Harbor Commissioners be and tney ~
hereby requested 10 tale action for the rsmes %
the huhs vessels destroyed by hfe csemoe' IT'D .nd
In the Zip, between Piers fnty -one and fa'''0~'
dihlcnl, TO remove
Which was laid over.
pys,t Th,t Cro,ou main. be laid In Ninety second
street between second ni Third avenues unss we
of the Croton Aquedact Department
Which wss lad over.
, TN, tbc Street Commscner he and he 10 hereby
80 IT,. 10 he rebuilt expense not exceeding
the sum OF three hundred aud my oo"Ai''
Which was laid over.
BY Councilman BRics- n. and n. a Hardy
n It'd 10 cause the slip tho north aide o.
,hs re a. the loot Of Twenty eighth street. North ,sr
ne ont 10 the depth OF twelve feet ct mean low wsss
u" ,n.c thereof to be taken fom appropriation !"
!. ~. %yl.,r,s Piers, and Sips"
WS;ih was sdOptcd by the following vote viz, ,,,
"srnstiye-lou ucinlcn Hayes Hcaly, Riley Weostef
a.. BRADY Keppcr. Houghtalin, havlsnd, CAV, NJ
Srs,h' Murray. OBren. Bree, Russell snsssrHd' '''
Joyce--lL -
E,soitsd That the Committee National Ansn 81 ~
they arc hereby authorized and directed TO pnrches, 10y
use the Ninety third Regiment Nswfork csse ~ ~.
Guard stand u rrgimensl coloIs atan expsnse
coed three hundred dollars amount 10 DO chssss
appropriation for City Contingencies -, .s.,
Which was referred 10 Committee on Ssaons Ass""
PETITIONS.
BY Councilman HDALy- c--a.k~>ee
Petition Of John M. Flynn, to b appointed CeS"
Of Deeds
puH
BY COUNCILMAN UsAiS-
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EROM LONDON.

The Crawiey Court-Mnrtial at Aidershot
-Its Origin-Thc Persons Concerned
Description of the Couri-koOm and
Principal Piiysiognomies Public
Opinion About the Trini-The g Horse
Guards versus All Enginnd'-uinor
Items.
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PETIrIOSs.



Ny Alderman Carp
Petition Spencer W. Cone to be appointed Comm'
Wch vss referred to Committee on Salaries and oeees
Ny Alderman MITCHELL
bl Of 1uohy for hitting election polls In tho Second
r Fourth iinh, sI;h AID Eighth Di.irlet', TLrcenth
Which VS.. retired to tho Comptroller. With power.
Bv Alderman MlsrKssoS--
Petition Of d. H. Om.,,sd and others pave Fny second
street between Seventh and shh avenues paved With Bel
Mhich ~. referred to Committee on Roads
by Alderman MArKR-o>-
b Of Per. Brennan for hitting Up election poli Of -Four
,e,nih District, Twenty aecond Ward ten dollar
n Of Strnard hrSher or stins up poll Of the Eleventh
District, Twenty second ard, ten dollar.
Mhe wa Isf,sd to TIE a sgnr,,SlrI Nun powsr
pl.tricf wv niy second Ward ten dollars.
With Vac referred TO tie osmp'rolsr with powell
EpcSa Det isny second Is p"a o nc
Which wac referred to tho Comptroller with power.
COMMUNICATION.
conullnil ston received nom tho Comptroller with
statement Of dl.buncmon To ane. Of volunteers 10 No
Witch was received sud ordered on nle
Rfs0LUIIohs
By Aldermen HANDY
Erl.'i That TIE Of the Govercr' Room be and &.
hereby tundrd the Mayor elect for the purpose reo
ing bis friends on New.iears Day.
Which was adopted
Rsoi,sd That Henry Brcotnsn and owners Of the real
estate situate between Nneecnih and streets Fast
River be permitted 10 erect and build tho usual bukhssds
tho line established by the abor Commissioners and that
they be permitted bald tho piers a. the end Of said streets.
Of the usual densions under the decton VI the Street
Commissioner, at their own expense.
Which was adopted
Nv Alderman fAnIRr-
Lsorcd That much Of the gro and buildings belong
ns 10 the CITY Of Nowiok situated Fy seventh street
between Lexington and Third avenues, may not be set
apart Tor the of the Police Justices and for the detention
Of prisoner be desgnsied and appointed tho place for hold
ina u iitre Count In the City Of New iosk T the Seventh
Judicial Dc, Of the City Of New York. and that tho pre-
ent location Of said Court be changed accordingly,
Lsrrd That III. street Commissioner be authorized and
directed o. apart aud % up for tho Of said Court the
place above designated ct not exceeding the
of --- dollars.
Wchw referred TO Committee Repairs and Supplies
PAPLRs BEkLTUFORE LAID OVER.
Veto osagc IRON his Honor the Mayor votoing RESOLUTION
to build In Seventy fourth street, from Futh avenue
tho Feat River. ,.,
Which adopted not sihstsndns the objection 9, MS
Honor tho Mayer twohrds Of all tho members ese'so nav
Ing voted In favor thereof as follows: n, c,,
Acknowledgement For Henry, McCool Reed, Chip.
Mitchell, Flyers, Jrrsmsb HsIdy. Msssron. ostwsa FER
Icy, aud Lon1-l?.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-12-14
OFFICIAL


OrucrsLl STATED SESSION, Saturday,, Dee. II, 1870
Iocock y. M. :
Ps.cntAldcrmcn FoI Henry Hall McCoo Reed, Chip,
Mitchell Ryrr, Hardy, MAsterson. Ottiwe, Farley, and
Lons
Tho President being absent Of roll call motion Of Alder
man CnIPp Alderman Ryrr, vase called 10 the chair.
The rsng Of the minutes OF tho las meeting dispensed
with.