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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-23
DyHpe u - / "a,

ID its attendant train ofsymptams. Il aeis NOR.
ses shsrm than a meflrine ThsHe Il uafhfnF
"a The fanFe 81 the MsfsfiA Asdiea that f8r = no
seat be@r sonpArisou sith q iu thfs disease
fnh accoHht 81 this wpHdrrfa pianf niay b.
Wand In TIE lith efltion u the y. s. Disp-nsafo
~ paEsa tasz and 1883
ssries sf ezpsrimsn q in which ~ Butt l.a
- sr years sngagaa 4, has Just bsah brouFht -
sucan@sfai termiunt lou, and h. ia How enabled g.
onsr 20 the pntiie combination of Crfros. Wffh
othsT approved TONES. the shois preserved 10 ths
tsst gaaiity Of copper distilled bourbon whisky.
hteh be = eguhdsui has no equal in ths world
might furnish volume u eartlarafss, but
Pabiie hass long sinan learned 20 astiusais
4saEs 81 their tfns vaiua Tha sassat plal H. faf
<Fsty one g. test for himself the Tirtuss of > nsv
mstleins Give
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-23
LIVERY STABLE.
AMERICAN STABLE,
On ThfwA ha4 Mafn and Io@uaf &C.,

Il 4 vel kRswn throsgbout the county pos
ssssss stAbas n1Faztsres szpsrioF 70 eay similar
sstsbhzhmsEt II the Cft<s having rrzszsmsEss
for tAs ssospts1 e7 rtTxts horses st livery o. the
1sst elegant &nd eoErlsts dsseripkkon, azz 81 The
lowest rMsex-
Carriages Cor visistzg 10 lst- Coa1hss, light
wzzons. and sxsry Ead ef read Fshieis 70 ist-
HofSs sssd On eonznission sscozd hard BnzKy's
for sale ss ths very lo~sst prices. PsasssgsEs fr
wsr6cc % sii raxu of the cozssyy By SPECIAL cen-
Ssyzass.A RICHAEpeoE, BkITToE . 90.
spl9
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-23

has heooas = heusshold word throughout the
west and coafh aud his WoTm LessHges 10 sss
than year AFTER their iasruduftian atiAiaea
reputation aA wtfe-s spfaad TIE rantinsn
North America. hut The eros fne gisFr oi his
liz remains @ h attained ia his latest fiscossfy
OF rather comtinationi fpT be da.z nuf clsim TO
have hesu The dlsravefsf 81 cKDBoN. which is ths
basis Of tlst hittrFs aoN 0fersd ta The pHbiie
That honor balehgs % The native Inhabitants of
1entral America 10 whom ia virtues have iissn
knsSh for mofs than swa hantrcd years. q
wi.A Il, tss iudisa hls deaapos % ths mosi dead
ly malaria and haedna Without faaf ths u1nsl YEA.
eHasn snfpents. n i . helk6f with them that
whtie thsrs la breath ieft 10 the body the gedFsn
is psteat 10 eaFe,rs mastsr what ths diseaas sasy
BE-
Nhiis Dr. Ball s not prepared q inaorss thh
sHuaNasant rFsinuaiou. be u nnyeff hfess aatiH-
nsa from . thorough eKsminatieH uf fhs evidence
feiAtise % tie virtues, that rscsedy and pre-
FsHtAtiFs iof al diaaases arising ffum exposure,
slthsr Go the ehsngus u weather and siuaats 90
the mtasmatie innusnGes il stands without ri.
vAl, and tassly dr@ervsa tho reputation u has 20
Aeug snjoysd N ceHtral AsssFioa ana the Wssi fs
- n
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-23

PIrrsBURG, Dee. 2l.-River l2 feet
BY the pier mark, and at a stand WeA-
ther cloudy.
CscISxATI, Dec. 2l.-River risen 2
feet inches, with nov "A feet 7 inches
in the channel Weather clear.
BUFFALO, y. T., Dec. 22-WeAther
cold and cloudy. Thermometer lS'
above zero Several inches Of snow
fell yesterday and last night No Eeri-
Gus detsntions Of trains have been re-
ported.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-23
Foreign News.

HALIFAx, Dec, 22-The Africa. with
seven days later news, arrived last night
during thick snow storm. News un-
important. Cotton opened with an ad.
vance OF 3@4d, market subsequently
fiat and the improvement lost Bread
stufs hrmer provisions declining; con-
soils for money S9s; American securi-
ties inactive; L. S. 5-20s 429@43t.
LTvERrooL, Dec. l0--Cotton closed
unchanged. There is no prospect Of a
reduction in the Bank of England rates
to 8 per cent The demand for discount
was rather more active. The Cenfeder-
ate loan was depressed by the news of
Shermsn's progress.
A violent gale in the East Indies
caused great !nuudation, and thous-
ands of lives are reported lost Earl
Carlisle died on the 5th.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-23
Eet Assets, July /, 1854,
S3.4OI. I.03S.C =!

!. TEE PLAN AND OBGAEIzATfos Of ths
ETsA. afssv g years of severe trial, hs9 re-
aiizzd the greatest pzblie A1Fsasazss a1e
sseosss of the various sys-s1s 81 strs Insz-
rzncs In the country. Is now bstssr thAn
ever prepared for dnfy-
J. Isnno Io@E Claims havs been setflsd Ans paid
gTxTEES MILLIONS OF DoLLARs-
8. TIE CONsuMPTIoS OF PROPEETT BT
FTRE ia fhs unitsd ststss AEsFagss ever
10000 daily. Is yo=r property szpossd
sra unpretsctsdf
:. ABE You IksUREBf II net, Wy notf
Ths cost il trf1inz; the 6aty q MANIFEST !;
ths rss1lt EAg - yszr escape frsn ruis
-~hIis dsizy &.d nsgisct may fnTeiys
y0z in baskruPsey, poverty or erusl d.
arpofntMant
l. PARTICULAR ATTKETIoS sna regard Is
Eivsa 20 sz41 risks - xsll ~ fsxzs onss.
Abis and Enpsrsor eoEzsrEiAi s1vAntAgss
kGox1s6-
J. w. EExEKE, Arsnt,
i43s Marels Hal BuiI6iaz. Re. .. Maiz %.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-23
Cedron Bitters

ops trial snd you wifi ssqsr aby ofhsrs.
II is not nsoaasAry 70 publish = long list o. d.
sasss for which the Usdrau Hittrrs : spec De-
IL all dlaeasas II tis STOMACH, HD ~.
ELS, LIVER on KIDNEYS
In ali aEleeffeus - The BRAIN DEPk Su.
tkG UPON DEHANGEME HH
THE STOMACH or BOWELS
In GOUT, HHEUMATIsH ANu sssa-
HALGIAt
And ia FEVER AND AGGEt
Ftts dsstiBsd % supsro=s4s ell other rsmsdtss e.
sst saiy eaFss th.ss dissss.s. bat IL rnrsrsrs
aham.
Nins glass fen ef tbs nigtafs taken a. ssrg
bssgfs eerh seais wili absists The III - 80 = tht
seat unhssifbT climate. and scrasB ths psfsnf
taking u asainst disaas under shs r. 81 fFviar
sqppsufes
sela ~ DraeEists and SFeeers rsneEatlV
@&-Dr. IOIfA BOLIsa Prfnfftai t5snsa Ftsra
stFsst, t0aisxllls. Ky.
Sold b. FETEH FIEELTze.
tsbt sole haaat. Essassfiie. Ins
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-23
Pure Medicinal Liouors.

THE FeLLowJNG PURE AND UNApUL-
teFased medieiDal hiqaers, consisting Of PORT
Madeira, CataWbs. Oiaret and sherry Wines, Cox-
nae, Peach. and Apple Branches Bourbon, Old
Times, Family, Rye, old Dominion. whest and
Tonic VIII skiess Old Tom. Londeu Cordial
and Holland Gins and Jamaica Rum. Just recaivea
aud foF sale 81
~'+ SCHLAEPFER'S Drug store,
Corner Main aud SecOnd Streets,
Evansville. Indiana
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-23
HARDWARE.

Our Fall Stock being very
large and complete. we can
offer to our Customers and
the Trade. Goods that can.
not fail to please in Style
uality and Price. oul
Stock is now bought foi
Cash, and prices reduced
We offer the following in
large quantities:
TABLE oUTLEBr. KnsiisA.
TxBLE ouTTERr. An,erio.a.
TABLE oUTLERY. Gzsti.h.
TABLE oHTLERT. An@riaaa.
POCKET gBTIERr
sncrw-- ,.,,--, 80, !,
% s.-..s'
POCKET oUTLKEY
oyo.,,wo -,
ss,,e,...,,,s.
1900 80
shNAhs Nsp setssVHe
s6EAEs AND SCISSOR
SHEARS aRR scfesoRe
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-23

Lou1svIl..H Dec. 22-The journals
Nashville special of the 2lst, says the
situation in front remains unchanged.
Our army is confident of success and
still pressing forward. The rebels are
completely panic stricken at their un-
looked Tor defeat, and are still seeking
safety IN fight Prisoners continue to
arrive IN squads-some wounded, others
siek-all dispirlted.
Gen Ed. McCook struck part of the
rebel Gen. Lyons command here at
daylight on the 10th, and defeated them
and captured their artillery and is pur-
suing them.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-23
PIANOS.
FIRsT-CLAss PIANOS.

Tue
Misses Lawrence
ARE AGENTS fsr EAERs0N's
vosE's, and BRADBuRTss osle-
brafsG PIANOS. which fbsy are
tscontiEEaily rrosiving, aBa uhieh
thsy vii sali Al maauf4etursr-s prices.
Thsss Planes, fsr dzrsbllity, 1eser, sad rieh-
nsss ~ to1s srs unsurpassed.
Tee BF.deary Piano rscsiFss ssssn firss Pre-
niums within four wesks 10 the morfhs ef sep
tsmbsr and Octoh~r fast and IL fsm0ns for its
siAstcity, brillAney, asd bssse@i ss~Stss fzeitts
Il tous
Thsy are also exclusive Agents IN thia vicinity
for Mason Hsmiln's esiebr4tsd Csbinst Organs,
which, IL qnAIitys soluns Of toas, and poNer o
srpreaslon are fsr superior - nsiodsons, hArno
ufnma er any otksF rcd instruEsnt.
YksJ hsFs Just rseslFs1 tbrss sf tksss OFKsns, -
thslr rssizssos. % Wsssr strsst. eFst 5oor h<lov
ChesnHt tuusIT
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-23
MEDICAL NOTICE.
DR. J. 8. LOWER,
Physician & Surgeon.

uAv1SG PERMANENTLY LOCATED IN
II Evansville, oEsrs bis pr5fesslonsi services %
the cittze1s of EFsnsxilis and yic5Hfty-
m&- oaas ami rsssdeBos On Hain strsef, eppo-
siss neS Z. D. Dspot. He VII b f0und al Brough-
t0n Wooers Drag Store, on the corner of Third
as1 Main frcn % 10 o'e3o>k A r. eszh DAY.
Vie
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-23

l. FIRE AND LELAND NAVIGATION Risks
accepted, GOV hsrstofors, Mt fair rstys
Rsd liberal c0nSitionm
= BUsTSESs CONDUCTED With constant dIs
pzleh and scczrary
= LOSSES Al-egs zst vith prozVtssss sd
eozpBsts gzsfics.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-23
WOOL.

CCHAEFER, RTMRoTH co. PAT THE
- highest market price for Wool ct the store of
A. Rfmroth, on Vine street, between Water and
First streets. GecS-tf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-23

KEGS in wyshevtiIe, Va.
NEw YonK, Dec 2--The HeTaids 8
correspondent IN front of Richmond
says: 1t is reported that Lee was
wounded in front Of Petersburg last Sat
urday, and will be unable to report for
duty for some time.
Deserters say that deserlions from the
rebel army win be very heavy in the
future
The Richnoud Examiner OF the 10Th
notices the fact that large numbers Of
negroes have recently stampeded to-
ward thes Yankee lands
The Examiner says the Yankees have
been Ia Wytheville and in other parts
OF southwestern Virginia doing much
damage
The Savannah Republican says: On
Saturday and Sunday artillery firing
was kept up actively on both sides, with
more or less stir No change in the
aspect of affairs, Everything goes on
well aud al are ia the best spirits
ts'hhu Charleston Mercury Of the 10th
says sherman appears TO have aban-
doned direct attack on Savannah, aud
seems 10 be turning bis attention 10 the
reduction of the optwoFks. II regrets
the fall OF MeAllister, and says the enc
my viii next make a desperate effort TO
take Genesis Point
+ The Richmond Sentinel of the l9th
says Burbridge is retreating from
I Southwestern Virginia, and Vaughan is
( trying TO get in his rear Large quan.
cities Of stores aud troops are being sent
/ to Knoxville from Chattanooga
The Richmond Whig of the 10Th
says; JeG Davis has suffered several
/ days from neuralgia
Absurd rumors had been ahoat to ef
/ feet the gold market
The Wig also SAYS that Kirby Smith
I is defrsuding the Government out o.
large numbers Of fine beef cattle, which
/ by his orders are run into Mexico from
1 Texas
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-23
H. ]. SCHLAEPFER.


LIVERY PkRSoN WIsaIEG To PURCHASE
II nice 2rcsent for the holidays viii do well BY
calling AZ SehlSsnfefs DrEg Store, corner Of Main
and Second Streets, and examine his large aud
well selected stock. consisting Of beautiful Vare
~ Of Velvet, Wire, aud Morocco Purses, Port
Monaies, and Wallets, Aisos A large variety Of
Hair. Nail, Tooth, Shavisg. And Cloth Brushes
The latest atylcs Of uaRdkeFehief Extracts, Col
ognes, Pomeies, tfais oils, TOoth Powders and
Tastes, I.illy White. Fancy Soaps, Toilet Stands
and Sets, Puff Boxes, and Persian Scent Sachetts.
-ssszzaa--z--s sSCHLAEPFkR'S Drug Store
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-23
Or. JOHN BULLS
COMPOUND
CEDRON BITTERS'
The Latest and Nest Important Dis.
coVery or the 10Th Century.

MO MANS NAME Is MORE IsTIMATELY
~ eeuuectsa with she htstory of ths Aatsfin
Aeaioa 81 tha unilsd Ststas asrsaEa favorahiy
knoNn - = ploseer In medical dissefery. fhaa
that Of DE-, JOHN BULL. of LoaisviiIa. NJ. His
tnimiistie prspsratiaa q sarsapafiila has Ions
stes 81 tbs hesd ~ tbs various compounds of that
valaAhle drug. Hs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-23
MEDICAL

nR-Jo 7. wALKEB has takes possssssoa
IL Of his old ocsoa, o. Third street, in the rear
Of the Washington Hotel His rssidenss is On
Locust ssrses between Sixth and seventh stresta.
He wiIl attend faithfully % pru6sssiouAl calls a.
forEsriy- izlys 3n
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-23

NEw oRLEASs, Dec. Il. VIA CAIRo,
Dec. 22-Col. Florrie aud Capt Goring,
who escaped from Camp Grace, Texas,
have arrived here. They present a most
wretched appearance, and their suffer
ings have been indeserihable.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-23

Dr. sriekissd's MslIlaaous Coazh Bsi.ara
wsrrsbfs1 20 cure Coazhs. Coifs. Hoar-ness.
Asthna, Wbo0pibK Cough, 7ors Throaf. gou=asp-
tloa. and AL saeefin ~ ~ the TEnoas sad Langa
Fer sNls bJ Druggists. G~nerkl Dspoa s Essf
FsaFtb strset. Cincfnhssi, Ohio
mh1N-2ldAw1y
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-23
Gen. McCook Attacks Lyon
Lyons Artillery all Taken.
Uproar in the Rebel House
of Representatives.
Lee said to be Wounded.
Eproar In the Rebel House OF Rep


resentatfves.
NEw YoRK, Dec. 22-In the rebel
House Of Representatives on Saturday
last, McMiIlen, Of Virginia, offered
RESOLUTION IN favor Of sending within
the Union lines Commissioners to treat
with the Representatives Of the Govern
ment at Washington for the restoration
Of peace
ia reply TO a question McAillen
stated thai Bishop Lay, who recently
arrived 10 Richmond, had been assured
BY Gen. Grant that any such Commis-
sioners will be allowed to pass through
bis lines.
Foote has retired to private life in
disgust In the rebel Senate, while the
currency bdl was up, he withdrew from
that body after a frank statement Of the
rebellion. He said:
Sir, ! beseech ;he honorable gentle
men, on this last occasion, perhaps, that
/ shall have the honor of addressing
this House, to look with me upon the
present condition Of the country befors
they resoiye TO withhold their support
from this measure. What is our situa-
slonl Let us look danger in the face
and provide for it while It is possible to
do go.
Sir, We are upon the verge Of ruin.
Congress Is rapidly abandoning oil its
important powers and bailding up an
irresponsible military despotism, the
like Of which has never been seen before
upon this earth. The policy Of the pres
ent House seems to be TO onst out dis
satisfaction by armed violence alone, in
imitation Of that thorough policy intro
duced and enforced In England by the
celebrated Earl Of Stafford, the enforce
ment Of which speedily brought Charles
l. 20 the block, bat not before Stafford
bad lost bis own head Ten days hence
freedom ard deliberatiOn will have been
easetHalIy extinguished in this body by
u means which ! mas not specify. The
unjust, unwise and deeply criminal dis.
placement of the gallant and efficient
Johnston from the command Of the army
Of the Tennessee, and the transfer Of
that army TO the neighborhood Of NASH
vile, have opened all Georgia, South
Carolina aud Alabama to the army Of
sherman Fort MeAilister has fallen,
and Savannah Is about 20 fall The
fate Of Charleston seems only 20 depend
on u few days later Hoods army has
already met with great disaster at
Franklin, and in my Judgment IL fatally
compromised. ProYidentiaI intsrieFenee
is the cause Of all these mishaps, as it
sas Of the important result OF the battle
Of Murfreesboro, aud the sti II more dis
astFous one at Missionary Ridge Should
Hoods army be destroyed--an event
which fear is bat too probable--and
Sherman should come round 10 this Vi.
ciuity IN ships, which ! do not doubt he
now intends, what will be the fate Of
| Richmond?
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-23

Rebels across Duck River.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-23

0H0PPTgg xxm
oH0PPTEg NIH
0H0PPTHg AIE
GH0PPTse AxH
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-23
VOLUME XVI.
GROCERIES.

A LARGE AND CHOICE SELECTION OF
II Groesries and provisions eau be found ~
ELLIOTTs FAMILY GROCERY.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-23

Caah Assets-.............e8 1886, 600 90
u. KELLOGG. Pres W. y. CLARK, seot'y.
n ~ syssabie asfs.t@s.a. SD P@s~Ss CASA
fAs Aeaa s - grefsssa@s wAsis ~xesssssws praess
saa4 saa arscfaas eas.aas sya~zs II teaaf agsncsss
= s~f szesaed ~ sas sssasy savrssses - fAs asvA
sssersnetss sotcttsd, sud pelieiss issaed and ~
s-es< Ia thia sseias c. porssisa ~ fsis rats by
y ". kExHEh. kesiasnt AEent,
omoes AaFels Hall Buildink. Main ssr.~t
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-23
BY TELEGRAPH
TrRoa YEsTERpAYs 3 O'CLOCK EpfTroE. 4

Situation about Nashville.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-23

DHYsfCIASs' PRESCRIPTIONS RKoKIy 4
speeiAi atssntioH ~
- HALLocK's Drag saors.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-23

sHEARs AND SCISSOR
sEELRs AND scissor
SHEARS AND scfssoEs
SHEARS aEB SCISSOR
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-23

(tOcOAiSEs AhBRoSiA. KATHAIRoN TIL
~ coPhersas. and al the most c@iahrasea nv
pArAfteua tar the Hair, can he fomad ~
No. 10 south first Sfrass
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-23

In the meantime let the Goverunsut
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-23

GKLLERs COUCH CUBE. STRICKLAND
- and Meliiaaoas Congh BAlaAm. Charry Pee.
t0rai, Halls BaisAn, cAry's Coakh Cars Ana
Drawn's Trockes. Al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-13
ANOTHTW UNION DEMONSTRATION
~ ARKANSAS.
Patriotic Speeches. RESOLUTIONS. Ae.-Er-
thustnsEi of the Peopie-A Free stale
Probabis-Hemurts ria. Of Wr. Rogers.


In pursuance oi public notice, the citizens of
ArkaIsps assembled nt the circns pavilion in Little
Rock the evening Of dee. "a 1903, 10 give express
sion 10 their views on the existing Rebellion. Or
ton Dr. John kirkH00d, Of Little Rock, called to
the chair.
Loud calls were made ioI 4. A. &. Rogers OF Pine
Buff, IA address abe meeting Wh.rcuyon AIR. Rogers
came forward end FOR than M hour entertained
Che large audience present. Ia speech Icrcie win
argm"nte against SECESSION and in f1,or of ssiiniur
the Government in all its efforts te crush the Rebellion
Al the ciose OF Mr.. Rogor's speech Col fishback
Of Iort Smith called od and addrt sscd The
ing yindicatiBg the policy Of tie Government ia IT. ~
forrs 60 crush the Rebellion. and mying .ho cit.ns al
The state to settle H." sGgfry question once nud oI
ever, BY making Tree tousiiut0n a the close OF
hi speech. Col Iishbaok introduced the following rcso
buttons. which, on motion, were unanimously adopted.
Dh,Feds " - The dntf Of pafit mud p4Huhr ys
to .u,iein that form al t0yrun-nt Inch SECURES
Of the pcopo uc grai. pro psdy and happiness
and
hsyo0s No Co,orni1et EXISTING 30. fccure, tose
object. IA greai degree the 6o,eruc. 81 iboo ted
Stafef:
R,sod 11.at 80 UNITY aud pep.uiiy arc p,rsuot ~ all
other q, rnd suirisnt reafd lo any ssrrcr, how
great.
Uhefe0, portion Of TIE States, constituent parts 81 te
ed. no la IN. igth 81 Property cn1yinr .asa
urivlegss with each ind other State iurufGied
bron ..il go proptre belong the pbc
arui.s ~ he sd 70 re,i,t itf rg'l sahor, .sabss
maintain Government independent o. sd suniric it.
fienh, fsu,csssli ds,f0ing a.. f,tei thru, tor.
ssel.sd, yitihpt, 30 ,Dy.''jss Jp.y .; TIE oosuD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-13


e., t,ce,cI , g arc 'ro9roe,.y iben ~ do with tire
sloTt IN. vay o, raarrer III which tto malls arc to
-, Observation-Disclosures IA iourhV 10 soucbcs 90 az
.s,nt q, On tho bscb8 Of nr;es or India sncthnt Is
,f,d I'm short distance "a tnc cscnt TcDte sA'h"'so
gTov c.esGeS alc used. . -
~ a. understood that the l'os Office Dcra-trrcrt Pays
10 tl,.,e thrvo companies Tho Joint of ss.@Np an
Tor carving the lette mail With the clcsp,oh
ofttat Of the Pcnipsular End Oriental steam Nn'lsa
fjcp ompesly, Whca the British Government Po,
s0 coo (s.i;0 COO aU noally for carrying the 'has
III. Overland CAliiornD. Mali Company rccci'es W
largest nail pay OF az Company "a 'ue %oh' ~
next largest contrac<is thai Of THO koyAI ,c
Mail Ssaamship Company, whrcs roc''Sos "i''N'0'
600 0aD annually. ,,.
With shis seemingly liberal sum fUr H fltMy
land we'll the contractors complain tha' ihcsl' or 'uc
"a he made. and that the next CONTRACT snoa" ID.
- O 90 IN orccr 10 mecf che onhan ed lsice I" hooi
who has becp growing a.arce by the large Elmbcs
emig itiug 10 Ne mines Besides teo the soarcliy eno
high prices Of sorses and mules oarscd w me war te'
hcrS1s OF Ns,-.pon ntsfron 50ol To 5000 wbo
art annually rgriy ing frm the Cd toWltFl.s va f
sore J.,cr % salt Iae and different parsi OF Usah
Tccitory IS swarms " l0ousts-thcy Whtheir mules
ana cattle sevcur irasc Vegetables sud cTery lifipi
green hing caahlc. Next the emigration CO
u Plains 40 the Mormon scttttncntc VIII gieaiiy OK
q ed that cf former years.
! Cme thing, however the Depar mcE onrlt to q" snu
far j. 90 long ~ the lcttcr.iual only stalrled'N"
land that The nHi shall go through N the shortest
time possible and ohcad Of the sfeamer NAL WHO" o"N
easily te IDue
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY ls 1884

W - W wltyiuto Descssiy Of enforcing hy legal
'n,rtm.nt u'' ar'et ~ Ute irrhirsl ,norslty.
NJ INC suse's." OK the Resident Physician, Mr..
JOHN ID lsiDr ~ ent Tor 'proposed means Of securing
IScpo ycntilaOon appeared before the board ANA illus
tralod ny e'p .iments the PROPOSITIONS contained in DR..
say reFJrt showing mot of yentlating houses
by tic htw ssion Of fresh air from boye dividing and
conirolv q the currents in such nanhr 10 cause
equal d fusion Of fresh cir without any .prreDt
The. CLERK read for the information or he Board q
co2y 81 the OF the Goth ut sn the
president of the Board Mayor Opdyke 20 nc Com
Ccgnc this subject, and the report OF the Com
mittee therein referred to.
On motion of the PRESIDENT, " was unanimously .
Reso,.ed That this Board agrees with and rcit1fse, me
opinions expressed III. previous Board IN s proceedings
OF the 9h ut communicated the following day 70 me
Honorable the Common Council, declaring me legality oro
propicty Of rcg1latng by ordinance OF the Corporation ~,
inaer oil yeneng houes and this Boad would
respectfully urge upon the Honorable the Common topnch
the necessity Of prompt scsion In rhe matter. Ndogned
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MARINE COURT-TRIsL TERx-JAS. li--Before Justice
tEARNK.
EEsERyID SEATS IL THE MRNAGEEIr-AssAULrA AND
H4TITnY.

J. G. Julius Longhcin by his Guardian, &C.. AZ. - Ven
Amhurgh end James j.. Kelly.
This ives an action for an assault end battery
agaiust Nan Ahurgh Co., tie wsknown i1ersgrir
IA Broadway Spring street The p.sirI fr,ged
that December 2 1885, he went into tho defends.'
and took that be -at IN said ho
ed about IS or 20 minutes before the Performance
commence he roughly requested 70 leave bis
iescrynf seat ladies aud children; tina. ~ sher
aud employee To- the defendants then took ls!d OF plaintiff,
end orcby and violently thrust him out Of back ena,cc 81
nienag.ric into Mercer street.
The defense that front seats OF Van Arbrfeh Co.'S
N.nsserie reserved seats for ladies and cfrren
plaintiff was said seats; md that ben. requested
TO leave he used violent and proine language and d.
orderly IN his conduct The plaintiff denied this @ reunited
the trial There great cal u evidence gwen the
trial 10 whether there reserved seats ia su hnDggh
Co.'S Menagsre The plaintiff aud three Of hi "fnrs.s
snphsfcsy denied that he violent proane
guage whatever. dsorierly IN his conduct
Tho jury found verdict for the pandf for 20 ard costs
GeoIg. p Lsngbon for the plaintiff G. ;. 4. Jones ioE
n. defrnd.nts.