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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-02

81 The resignAtiOn Of Judge Bates,
Attorney General, takes effect in few
days, probably before the meeting Of the
sppreme Court, on The frat Monday Of
December. The most prominent smoeg
those spoken Of as his successor are
Iudge Lszis OF PsnnsylvAniA, R. b.
Dana, Jr, Of Massachusetts,, and II.
Winter Davis Of Maryland =
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-02
Attempt to Burn Memph
Deplorable Condition
Mexico!


shsrnan's Expedition - Rebel Ac-
NEW YoRg, Dec. 1.-The Richmond
Dispateb Of the 2sth says:
The Georgia papers publish a great
deal about Sherman's movements aud
nearly as much about our uwn, all Of
which il woald be very imprutent1 to
copy, II was pretty well .ascertaiped
that the left wing Of shsfnsn's army,
when vit reached Madison, nambered
10000 Yhey burned the town when
they left.
Augusta papers show that the excite.
uTvnt 10 thai city a week ago Monday
.~as great, and IN The urgent need for
troops it was proposed to impress the
negroes One Of the papers of that
place was very fearful Of treachery on
The part of its citizens On Shernan's
arrival.
The Importance Of Macon and Ag-,
gusta to the Confederacy are dWelt upon
At length By the rebel press, and that
their-iall would be greet dis Aster is
admitted. $50
The Richmond Rhig derives some
comfort from al assertion, which ID
strives to believe true, that Shefman is
only marching on an average Of seven
miles day, -tfao
From me Richmond Enquirer Of
Thursday last, We learn that a serious
attempt was made by the. Federal pris-
oners at Saiabnry, N. c., TO make their
escape, which was rapidly aud effeeta-
ally quelled at the expense Of oonsfderu-
bic Yankee blood. II appears that a
plot bad been formed among the prison
ers, Of whom there are nj Salisbury some
$4,000, 20 ogerpower the interior guard
Of the enuamppeal, then break through
the line o. the Patepst. guard, And, after
secnring all the arms they 9cpuld, to
march. through Western North Carolina
INTO Tennessee. aad make good their
escape Ipthe FIRST part Of their pro-
| gramme they succeeded, The intefiol
guard was overpowersd, and TIVE Of the
unfortunate men were killed while re-
sistipg, They then attacked the parapel
7 guard, who fought bravely against thl
terrible odds until the alarm had beer
fully communicated to the garrison, and
two pieces OF artillery we're thrown intt
position, bearing upon the eneampment
Z I've Of the perapet guard wsre killed IN
their gallant defense.--
In good time the artillery opened, ant
after a few taking discharges Of Crap
and canister, the ipsurreetionists crie'
out for mercy, and declared that The.
would make no further effort to ge
away. Bythisfime they were completed
surrounded by artillery and infantry
and il was well for them that they cease
their demonstrations and sued for mel
cy. In ten minutes more the whole cam
would have been one scene OF slaughtsl
As il was, about 40 were killed and
number wounded Thus very FOOLS
attempt to escape from Confederate d.
rance has ended
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-02
Gbe AaiIa aaltrnaI.
PUBLISHED BY
JAMES r. McNEELY
y. NJ THAYKE-a e f
JS0. b. McgKKLT.
uNBKn THx FInM 90 TMK
Evansville Journal Company.
Journal Buildings,
LOCUST STREET.
BETWEEN FIRST AND wATKR-
TEE PRETTY MAcHIsE.


You may ses thea as work Any tina sf ths day.
o whAt dainty pssfscsisn tssiF nsrsnssts dss-
play; s .
TAsrs's russifnE and swAytnE as savaEd shsy
swr@p, rr
Aud tbs dirt sf the paysnsas bsfsrs then iAsY
hs4ps 4 II .r9 aEs
lis the ansss layrntlOn that syer vas seen.
This pretty, n@w tangird strsst-swespiDg machine-
TheY simpls la shapas tksy are sassy 70 msxs.
And the walk pf city they vastly imDreve
fos naay have them ot sflk, eF baEags. or deiaine
You may have sksn tFinmsd gAyiyI os have thsm
quite plAin:
It'a tA@ BsA1@sa- RyentioR thRt ever vas soan--
fhisprstty. ns~ tangled strsst-ssesPlRg machine.
rl.rs are soms uhs aselArs they demand too
mneh reoms
Thsrs are sons who prsfsr, to.,. the cid ssyIs %
bFeon.
But ali ihe.s are oid fagisa, who always cry dswn
Esery bright innovation With anger and frown I;
It's the uicest inyeztioh that ever was sa~n-
This pretty, nsw fAnglsd strest-suospieg maehias.
IN whst dslrats folds Arouad ths ownsg they aow !
10 that shimnsfing slsPss to the pavsnsnt they
kot
whsrs siAs sss Of saatraoaoss fsr claiming the
alFesf, fa
wAsn ths jobs ns.iiy do.. BY iAs Airi.s ws
msatf =
ft's tbs raruss Iavsatioa that ever vas seen
hlsprsity. nsw faBsi~a ssrsstsswesplag machine.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-02

wz-cnr.~. Dc vssEts, YIxnesas, cr ArEs PhSso-
-v@phs eithsr fronn Ifs. or erpied fram cid Pic
ures, wxrrzass8 equAE to any fEoz EAsssra Citiss
nd at rsasonAbis pEicss- guou
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-02
River and weather.

PtrTsHURG, Dec. 30 - Noon - River
unchanged since yesterday. Weather
cleNr and pleasaht
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-02
PIANOS.
.ie z7sn PIANOS.
FIRsT-CLAsS PIANOS.
rEg The r
Misses LaWrence u

feF fsua The
Misses Lawrence
ABE AGENTS for EMKRsDNss
- q YosEs, sssd BEADBuET's esIa-
brAtsd PIANOS, whach they are
fG1 scsntinnaiiy receiving, and which
tbsy VII ssil a. maaufsctarsEs' prlees
Tbsss Pianos, for durebiiify, power, snd rieh-
nesa u toEss Arw uBsafpassed. f8
The BrAdbnry Pisbo rscsfvsd seven first Pre-
uiass stshin four s~sks ~ the months of Sep
ts ateF and Dctober last, and fs fzgaess for lts
slsstirify, hfiiiancy, and bea@tfuf siagfAg saIas
Thsy ars also exclusive Agents ln fkls vicinity
for Aason 4 Hafaliufs oelsAezasS Cablsef OrzAnss
which, 10 quality, Folums Of tone, and power Of
sxpfsAssous are kr ssperfor 30 nssiodeons, hafn
n1aEas, qr - J fssr reed instrunssfs
fasy have gnst received thrs5 of thsss orksns. A.
Gzssis ssaissses On Wstsr strs~t, arss 5O0F below
Chesnut iuns1T
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-02
A J. s


Ladies' Misses and Child
ren's Plain and Fancy Trim
med Hats, the finest stock
ever brought to this market,
all of which | offer TO the
trade as low as the lowest.
Call and examine my stock
before making your pur-
chases.
.ENo Goods at retail.
ENo charge for Boxes
and Drayage.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-02

Letter from the President 20 n Poor
Widow who has Lost Five s0ns BIZ
the Var
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-02
H ATS s. CARS,
No. 25
MAIN STREET,

Has in store . large and well as
sorted stock Of BOOTS and SHOES
Of the best qualities. and will con-
tinue to receive she whole season,
direct from the manufacturer, the
best and latest styles. which l will
sell as low as any House in the West
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-02

Ia The Mussatins Courier aud the
Burlington uors) Argus kave suspend
ed operations and gone into winter
qaAsterA They we're both Copperhesd
ia politics. The elections wsFe TOO much
for them. They could not survive .hs
loAs Of public patronage aesse-s
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-02

Z N H a II
The largest and best assorted
stock of fine Fur, Silk, and
Panams. Leghorn, Canton,
Palm Leaf, and in fact all
other description suitable for
the opening trade.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-02
9sIi0fCE TEAS


AAACKERAI.-nKRRfS
VI 5 IBIS -Sa aaeksrai, stff
hbl1 so d.
bbl, Se.5 Do ss-r
Is = bbls Dc /
IS = DO No do
40 DO sssostsd Do
T~- Kesls IsN'vsppO II a1a !
i, Sx.ss$:,e - g,@i.... /
2,o0j lbs new C0dBsh, At II. A. eoqk's :.
DRIED BSEF AND BACON
IL 5000 hs sogaF Cured hsms,
auuT rs do d. Dried Beef
5000 iha Shoulders,
fr 6 SEQ Re gfsaF sides. ffffNsf ~.
400 as BID sides, for Eals hy l.-.-z..+l
oaolyATE--coeeAIas g;
5 do Vanilla % 1n|
Is do Plain es s. /
) Do Gocea. .s..e..
Do r's''s'' o. '''s'g H. 4 COOK.
c,rIcKNEY FooR's HusTsKB
- SO aez n esas II = ?. Mastardi
% aoz o. 40 % ~ e;
TheAloxssis lie tess AaataFd ever osars4 % the
trade. Fos sale ooly st II, A COOK
Il Ss % ssSs. layer Raissas. moa-
leo x Do do 30
~ x 10 do 80
a.. 10 casks fresh Z&utie CurFaats.
I'd BOXES aui uenoA citroas,
10 mats seedisss Eslsins, 7w
bbls Tariish Prnass, s, ID. 81.
dc German Pears, -
mats Dates at ~. a. h0ch :.
"a ASH 3LUE. 80
4 w 20 b0zas Wash hias in Glass,
10 gross DO DO IN Wegd eotesss -
lH ST. H A. SOuh =.
sTHssENCE coFFEE.-Io0 boxes as.oTted -
Il ssnss Of Coffee, At u cOoA :
4-I1Rfaa -fEAF haisD f--fe-vsvrrr~ eboies Lsat
/ j lard, a .... ..a.rh n 4 eOOs :.
! DnPES COEp AGE, AND TwfSEl 49,
/ II 8 duz Asaorscd Bed Cords,
TlF r 10 dca so.asf wAss Laas-g OF
20 cola assorted Kgrs.
ssesos srsortsd FssBesat b. .A-COOks.
IAFO0D TRAYS AND BOwLs.--lao ne=as as-
j w s0rtsa w0sa Bsvi'1 nd SssTF7y.i sssa en6ks =
T5YEST B0ARrs TTUBs-BUCKETsi-
| w 80 asx assorted Tabs.
j -- 80 ass=-aa Baskssss -zs-
, .- .. 30 aoz do - Wash Baards,
s11IIlSd dS1 d6l j cedaf Ba1ksts, Il
II. AJoOoK >.
NFIT0HEs rs ezses Gasss's soslebraisa ales
vi 1tNfrhzss at h. A4COOh >
a,-eogN MRAI.-aoo bush frssh Cdrn Meal, Al
4 u H. A4COOk ; .
WHITE COAL OIL i-5o ibis. vArEan - A
w No. Coal OIL a II A Cook :.
!, I NTERNICELLI AND MAGA I i--sff bss<s'
~ FFF vsrnicslii; 80 hoxes 2 EasarFosi
l tar sale hy H A. COOK.
. BANKING.
O.. Copeland * Co..
BANKERS,
Noy37 West Third Street,
: tas CINCINNATI, .. 3
) Bay and Sell
G OLD,
:. YER,
EXC Il 4 4 G E
Vneurrent Money L Govt Securities
= Es- All ordsrs prouPtly stfendsa te-
ES- Correspondents solicited r-
4 RD. ~
II RETURN ny THAMES FoR YOUR IL :
Il eral pstroasge during ny eoaneesIpa With "
sssaxinEs Bank" IN this city. and sbau TAI
:. great plsAsurs in serxing yea N SiEsrih hnau-
fs : - ---l-s G. COPELASD
Gssciuuati, Ohio. Nov 9ta, lss4- nOFl2-il
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-02
GROCERIEs.

GROCERIES. .
(tOSDEEsED aILK---s dozsg9 eAas se:s Ceaaess-'i
" hAkst Ia tVoA -. >
TTCsRY "a dszsH ID cans fresh H5aey st
II II. A cooK'a- Z
1. boz. FRESH CLANS.
ID II doz fsssh salmsa,
"a doz do LobsssFs.
s doz picksisd Cisa4s. 80 ~
S dsz de- L9hstsEs, al -,
= II 4 tVoh ,. {
17oYY OYSTERS SO doz aaa : 70 cans. csy~
u Oysters, at u. A. COOK :.
11EEDs CORN AND PEAs--9s doz GEsea
IL Pr4s, aud 10 aoz Green Corn. ~
Ee6 n A. CVoA .
pURSErT DUsKEg's ExTRA0Ts ~ az
ID assorted ExErsess ss u A.COoh p
~ BBLs SPLIT PEAS.
III 5 bbIs Pearl Barley
bhls OAs Meal, Es
ibis Fariaa,
j case Pearl ssgo,
/ htt Green Peas. ..-
SSi Milbst sssd. at H-A-CooK'S.
T7RRsH BLACK BERRI IS 10 aoz cans fresh
L BiAekberrtes, II II A Nloh =.
oTRAwBERRIEs AsD cHERRtEs.
> 30 doz cans fresh ssEawberriea,
30 dog DO do Cherries af 1919
nIE FRUfT N CT Ass.--5o aoz aasoFtea Cur
rants, Gooseberrlss, gAspbefriea, AID Cherries
At u a oOoh ..
CHOICE FAMILY soAP--loo bsEes choice
u Family soapas IA. uooh :.
nTTyF OLD cases olive on. 10 quarts and
O1esaasz da. IN -Rlals. e u - =. et1oh Don = y
SfTOSR WAKE. $3.50 gals stone Ware, fsqa
> Putnam, ohie, brssssAi Pottery pnsss pnsyss ss
sA,Sett .as p1SEsx Az Ff.Es @-loo coz eau.
u choice Pine Apples Al II. A. q ok's
-I-gT-7U cas- pEACn Is 800 d0H esas fFesa
c Peaches, at II. =. CooA ... .
T1EATuEg BUSTERS. -so doz assorted slEss
4 Feather DustsEs. The only assortmsnt % b
fund ia the eitY. Al 4 4 ooohs .
T1TT &c -KS'ii.EsN TPIJRLEsl 1T
i sssssks ss kea ShSl9s % R'sals' a. AC<t
rs teu gal ksgs do AZ L
IS Eve DO do DO
% dor gal Do
- doz x gal Dc -tf ta
&c &C. "a q g., ma. COOKS.
T1OMATOE CATsuF-t bbl ehoios Tea.atos
/ Catsap, At II COOK =.
(sH0ICE TEAS
L - = chests assorted Youns Hyzoh Tea,
iBM do GnnpQsief Tea. -th :
.anss5 q IaggFiA Is
3 sf4S a. assoftsi Hl.sk Tea
All ths above Teas were selected ~ faysaf, ans
{ offer them 20 the trade briaz the t#sf IN Tbs
market All aro asked 20 Try thea. ss1aplss VII
b glvea shea asked,A IL. A. et40ks y F
lNASIos gRKsEGYxR. q gLS1kas 49,
fs ma cooks
IAN sAUsAGEt
III 2ao Ibs Ham Sausage, something asN and
nice. Call and Try ~, At II. A. eu9Ah
uUKE CIRER VINEGAR. ~ s~.,-s.
| L ~ tsbls pfffe Cider ~ Sss-a9
DLATr A co.'s pAArIMORg oYsTEEs e.
I Resolved daily. warranted fresh
a. A COOK, Agent.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-02
MEDICAL
4sA AND PRIVATE DISEASES.
CenSultations Strictly Confidential

ssss- He would also respectfully announce 70 the
eitzsns of Evansville and vicinity that he has per-
manently located In this city, for the purpose Of
practising medicine in all its vArisqs branches.
81 ofhes hours fron A. y, to P. NJ, each
day. noxa4-Am
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-02


CsOEDEgsEU MILK---s dozeR eAas Ceudeasef
u MHkst u A-AVoh .
TTCsEY "a dozen 2 ID cans fresh H5uey at
ri II A. C0OK'a-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-02
PHOTOGRAPHS. ~
u. Nh. WREGHT's
Photograph
No. 8 sEe6-sD STREET.

lrlliot.'. ola ssaaa-l EVANSVILLE. ND
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Arrived,

s,esrsbin Pare Lawrence Havana "a ms, D. NJ, %
Sr,f,-S re..0n On the stn Ins,, az A. lat 81 ",
Ia N - was boarded by T. 81. J4so de Ceoa
wished 70 be reported had chased I've blockade nles AID
rieseipp hity bles Of cotton q. -,
stsanship ocean Queen IHkePalgh AsPinwAI 2'tn, at
6 o. n n dse.. mails and pss.. % y y. Allen
strarsL.p Bit -nlis lbrl ferr.er GassoW lbtn, ndse
and pa. p Francis Macdonald.
tisr- TeseI Metropolis lU s. trlnspoTil, Hilton City
Poh, b f,ur having board 40 ck aud wounded soldiers
70 the Med.cs Director. .
,earsrr ar.hsaa n. transport, BeEse. Nswbern "a
!. va Fortress Monroe % hOofs, - tie u D Quarter
BsYt Mary wilder, Ireland sswsedford 70 Williams.
BsrE Bolivia whi,ebey Aspinwa ~ days, rAbber to J.
B,r. W A. Pa.eniu, (of Portland Davis. Pictou, N. s.
u d.y.. coal . Peck G rrch.
Brg ss.sh CFoseu Dbl CEowsg. Brads5ndor, G. b..
dsvs cos % master.
Ar Neptune (Odl Dress Mention IS days frgi; 70 Hen
ming, Cos ing. Passed Gibraltar May %
big Digo Rumb4 Cieofusgos D. day., sugar to T. Tso'
sc5r Jenny Lind. Cole slse. N s.. II days pie. To
Peek x Church. -
II j. & c. A. De Wolf
schr ster.ns Phillips Provilencs.
schr. Treas Barber, New BEDFORD
scar T. L. Muller, White Mil5.s,own.
Schr Adelaide. Davis. Por. Jeders5l
Schr Sea Flower, Chase. Providence.
sehr Pslo Alto Kelly, Glouce.,sr.
schf. J. C. BALDWIN, -, Nidd.e.ovn-
schr G. =. Ericsson, Tuttls. he~-hsvsn.
Schr. Pioneer Daniels Wel,heet
sehr. James Eng.isa. Nye, PToviteacs.
Scar. Am Amelia. Allen, Bf0oki4ven.
schr Olive EIEabsh, Hamilton. New Bedford
schr Charger Mshzn Providence
Sebf. Sss Bid Ws.ses, Boston
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T. s,a-stir Warrington for TIrye-Mr w c. Vssse-'y
Ne5y.Yotk; Air. kent DO George pesrse, o.. None Pine
ben Do Il. ". Ike Do. Nrf Hrks, Do; NJ boati
fo-.r orala.: Henri Slutt- Newforti g. st...--
Have: 3i- 5chofr T. d. l. a. Lebe lnn s. Ioui' Ms
Lobel.un do; Mis. Lehoaunu, a., Mr. Newman, DO
Nf riet. three c.dren and servant DO. AIe v I'll,
5, Omar Nev.Oreans, F. Na.h0r, DO. Mr. GronPere
.3. T.. J. Brluer 10 Nj Peunimau sew orki Maurice
Ps..rei DO. NJ Ocular, France Aug Nd1S New Ore -
T. !. D,--e 10 ilr. Mlnisr DO. Mnl =. aier and id
do JANE. Esd. 81. Louls Air5 Eldes. do i've ~ secs
I sles DO. Nr. a. D5rs~y and two daughters, Hay1ua
Psu Shea aud con- Cincinnati C. ". Dietrich 81. Looi5
Mrs Dietrich and wo chilrsn aal M.ss Dietrich, Do;
MADAM, Hsvanai Mrs Madia arr 'on an5 ssrv-nt a.,
Anna CrrtiIie New Yorkt Capt Dominic, France Cep'
Hechtirs DO Mr.. d. flmbel- New Orleans M5ssls
better A. Fssncoit D. VchoL. Tom. Carroll U. r. I" eor
z Besrdsiey, j. b. Bernard. -
n ste4as5tip Silon J0r Lipe-p0olar and Mrs. +.
Robbins anf tgo children Cincinnati; ;. Fo4. Calou
b Nc~ma- London. Robert Ce.lud CAssow Mr. and Mrs
fbuck and child Miss Ann Grant John h0lAin bliss Anh'
Johns0u aud others In the slser4ge.
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Another Leaf lor james Buchanan
Hook.

The Loelporf n. y Journal publishes the
following extract from private letter from Lieut.
Boushton dated headquarters, 81 division, 9th Corps
near Petersburg Va. juno q, ls6i;
Il send with tits a tue copy OF letter written BY
James buchanan 70 John 1!.er. President 81 tle
Peace Convention. the 22d day OF February loul.
Tie or sina was taken by Capt v. H. Long Assistant
Adiutant General from the house % john Tyler near
Charles City Court House. bad the clerk make TIE
copy myself and know Il 10 be correct.
~ here another letter copy o. Wllch t4l not
CD DIN, dated the same or day rreyols ASKING NAAs
effect the parade would have on the Peaee ConYen
ton Iyler's repiy We did not get, Of course. AIla
seems t. have been written account Of his (Iyers
complaining that the effect would be bad
The foloEing is NJ. Bachanan's letter;
WASHINGTON. Feb %. 1851.
MI DEAR SIT. ''.-d 70 impossible 70 prevent two
or three conpani,, - % Federal troo from Joniag
In the processCi "a! si-h the Yolnt' ers OF - Us
trict without sR.rE serious 0rcnse ~ tie tens VI
thousands Of peol. have assemble y witness the
parade. -, -
The day is the anniversary OF W1sA.ngtols buth' a
festive occasion thrOu hOut the land AID y las ecu
particularly marked b. the House Of Representatives,
The troops everywLere 0lse JOIN such prsas.cAs III
honor O tie birthday Of tie Father % our Chrnfy and
il would be hard 10 assign a good reason WY tley
should be exclgced from the privilege II the cAptal
founded By himself They are here Simply IS a pose
e0miGfss 10 aid TIE civil authorities IN case OF need
BESIDES. tie p-sgramme was published IL The HatiouG!
IaisHigcncu VI this morning without ny persons.
knOwisdge-the War Department having c0asIteFel
the celebration Of the national anniTersary D! the MIL
tary arm Of the Government as q matter 81 course
From your friend, yer! respectfully.
Pre5idel: IILER JAMES BUcHAsAs.
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Yn.nrnner. ArTiKeh

Il, s,--1sbir pyf'4nnfr (0p, GLll95r-r'r and Mrs J
Burden ana ed G. e4e9 3, snd Iaagaes a. u h, Ga,
Mrs. a. Alar Miss Crawford, T.. Coleman 80
r. s'e11,stp Oeean QYecr. lyoH iipHr14-Ar and Mrs
Mr.. aud Ms. L. " Fisher, Rev W c. Anderson, Mr.. b.
~ er y D. Harris J. McAls,er and 1.-Two chi ir-n NJ aud
Al-- h. schoss and four chi drsu nl servant Ms bo
otd Mrs D1nneH and ta1 fttr ND. Daviisf - NJ S,o'
MIA L. G. Nuams Mr.. r. Gibbons h. Passoui Mrs
Woodug M l.. 5, Pardy Mr. sud As Il. IiaFiey. w. j.
Poole J. j. Merritt J.. c. Percy j. W Je15ins A. baney
Holmes ~ spd M g. l. Strong all iorT children and two
erylut 4. c. Bates Mrs J. Get and rvani Ars L. Cor
llns +. r. shear. Ms. H. Williams end ldrrn a Har
nm end wife and three children J. O. N-c, D. II nos
1lrs. IS. booth Miss Il. h. Fay; M "; C. Forbes "
Augustus a. :. FOX. Ms W 81. v bite aud 4auSteT Sr'
BrocAway j. Turre j.. hrs Fey, b. y BateI, W smith
T. q cion and wife. q. Mcingrs and daug4e J. IL Inomp
SON ari l0n IN the Storage.
IN sfsamslp EpeaiHg Star from Neo Or!e17s-F QPper
Mrs Buucdy, Mss r. H.mey. A. A. bendey, j. -ae T. ar
rc4tan. j. uonn and ady, j. e McDowa, r. de 500 ahl
lady Miss de sofa. Mrs Himley. Ms tr1za MS 81 bbe
Dir. aud 1ir.. Trauh two Misses T'aso T. Gay g 3ofeH
l4v o. de Cardeaes A. Morales, Zemans and bdy Mrs.
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and LADY, r. Gnt l.. OWN, ". N.srs T. enio L. ana
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Essal Notltes.

CUPREME C0URT.-In the matter Of the
application d the Mayor Alderman ard Conmonsty Of
the Cty II New Yors rsla 10 the OPENING Of Ninety
NINTH STREET. from FIFTH AVENUE to tins HARLEM
RIVER and fron EIGHTH AVENUE to the HUDSON
RIVER, In the City Of New YorL-Puruaut 70 statutes
in 'ech case made and o1ided' The Mayor, Aldermen
notice that they intend 70 sPp to the supreme Court Of the
State Of New YORK = spec term Of sed Court 20 Be hsd
the City Hail. in the City Of New York on wednesd ay
the twenty seventh day Of July 1884 stthe opening Of the
Court tia, day. thereafter counsel b
heard for the appointment Of Commits Of Estimate AID
above entitled matter tina, the ADD
Of the improvement hereby intended the op-nng u
Ninety ninth Street, from FiNh Avenue 10 the hsren
River and ffou Eighth Avenue 70 the Hudson Rys In sd
city, LAID out the map plan Of said city under and -
Of New YoIs, ersed "An relative 70 Improvements
touching the ag out q streets and road the Cz o. Now
York and ~ other purposss passed April ID lDV
JOHN v. DEvELTk Counsel 70 the Corp0rasisn-
Daled New Yogk. June Joth. 1894.
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tilafbiuerp.
DIAPER MACHINERY FOR SALE.
WILL BE SOLD July - Is14 q, 10 c'closk. a sl,
Tfrtod ~ ANTON.


IliflN AUG latN. 60
ifnot p-syiou = DIP sci Of q private sale, 40
fixtures aud par, thereto beongan3w IN tgc n'st success
OIL operation, he pr'lese Eay'ug been so.d ios wOosa
riilL
Tie.Na 'hircry consist ofihc following:
80 ..el fcl litr Nsc atlf - Howe, Ooidsff
Co now sr .si Coy eis %! ,e-' 1nr uelry vat
Vi rse sur' heavy PIPER solchcls and er st
l-rch Tln press rolls l,r H. rnd 81 tcuf -trrs
inches n diam 81 COPPER snd n ron two stacks Ct
rs 'ls 'er, iu Oh 10 rlis'hree uurht rfcs revolving
cutter i.l 4seis stess with sa urgessIy rg politics
stand. boyos cad bc's. Also wn9't for making hanging
paper.
te Machinery & ins good work making printing Papes
e. any li in the country may Be as,ertnel BY al eE'
sllluAt iop
TWO STUFF PUMPS IN GOOD ORDER
Ore steam engine which drive' ,hr -l'hine v'nr crf
entirely with the exhals, stedn l0inca oyis ami @tca
80 Ike. 4 hand lorcr-punp.
For rag ,nes with borrowed i.,r ro't ta-s - inches
d. i8s aara, drive viii, ioe puies spindies
iron g.-slg4ss ya.f11in caCt t..c patent cyluiet
sd ftted-c .ter ehs a the rrs % copper I'D
irlu Tor Grng tho engines O. stuff Chest two reg cer
wih2 cara 9ts oi knives, rev, good coe custer gai
g1al z .'l eFltCl, o.! raising ...-t lni far
The mil Is within few miles e this city ard the Nachinoy
Prre. .siinsa' "a in,e vii pcss- wit before coming
% our place possibly ;he Machinery may b. sold We
prefer dispose of n vate sale air lnce can be o.
''''1' '''''' RICE. BARTON & Co
wcr.e',er Mass. juno 10, 1854.
BYNOLDS TURBINE WATER
"a WhEELS
Competent reu afe cmpoye, measure streams, naks
plan. iud pus in lnur. wheels and reslilr
1ALLCOI J. INDE.sh4LL. 40 BivtI~ay. New loTs.
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A Correction.
To n. Editor Of Tie n. T. Tribune.
JAMS BUCHANAN

To fks Edi'or of Tie y. 7. Irf3nne
SIR: The statement telegraphed from Boston
on June q 10 tie New-York papers that the loss o
prisoners &c. In Gibbons division Of tbs corps was
caused BY o. had any connection with the falling b3cK
Of this division is utterly without foundation The
whole statement is grossly Incorrect The facts OF TIC
case and the truth Of this denial easily be ascer
tanned 0y inquiry al the proper sources. 80.
msy add. T. further misrepresentation. tlat tni
division lost neither guns co.0Is, regmeutA organ
.zatiols and bat few prisoners.
Headquarters Isl Di5isiou ID Cerps June 20 ls5i.