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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-18

AccpEsr.-On Wednesday, the 10th inst, as
Dr Elliott, the distinguished oessi was driving out to
his country residence, near New.London, Comb the
sprng Of his carriage broke and he was thrown nom
The vehicle, receiving some severe injuries Though
sti confined to his room the Dr. is rapidly recovering
from the effects Of his fall.
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The steamship City of Cork will sail at 8
O'Clock this morning

INCREASE IN House RESTs.-It Is said that
William b. Astor has decided TO raise his rents 30 per
cent and this to be about the advance conicm
plated by other house owners. Arrangements fof the
coming year usually made the st o; March. and
before that time il is amost impossible to ascertain.
with any remarkable degree Of accuracy what advance
viii be demanded. Amy erorbtnnt demands on the part
Of landlords will drive many people into the numerous
boarding houses with which the city now almost over
whemcd. A good many families viii probably remove
10 suburbs ia the Spring where rents and the neces
saries OF life are lower than in this city.
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COURT CALENpAR-Tm. DAY.
SUPREME CON-

SUPREME CoURr-GERERAL TERM-NOs. %, -,
g. 81 49, 49, 40 293 II, A. a. a. IS &C. A. 49, 2J 49, So 81
81 So 81, S. 81, Of enumerated notion.
SUPREME RT-CIRcUlT-PARrI Nos. 400,
1869 l.7I 1873 1873 i4l1 1881, 1893 1874 1889 1891 1893
1895 1885, 1880 1901, 1893 1905 lJ1 1909. PART ll-Nos
ST. 1889 1905 955, 1872 1867 1913, s9i. 1885, lSJ s 1861
75j Gs8 ll08 so6, 69l, SOC. SIS, ga
BRooKLYS CITY CoURr-Thursday, Feb. lS.-
n n. !. &c,
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ent year was 60 400 eo7 49, and during January sls
os a. The receipts from the banks were 81 800 OH 80
and from tho insurance companies s529,s5e "a.
balance Of 2 7sl 81 yet remains TO be collected bu,
as It is mainly the tax personal property ofpeope
who have gone abroad, the presumption is that they
WI remain debtor y. .ae county. Whenever FssiDo
Go Collection will be enforced by the Marshal by
The amount remaining at the time the next
ia made will be carried over to 1865.
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IAdveItissment1

SUCCESS IN LIPB.--See PHYSIOLOGICAL JOUR
NAL for February. Physiognomy, rhy'ioogy Phrenoosy
Psychology aud Ethnology. Only l3c. or : 80 year
class Of ladies and gentlemen meet "Wednesday and Friday
evening" y o'clock, for private instruction at No 9'
BroGdwGy. FOWLER W ELb|
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TuR WEATHER, &c.--Tho wind last night
was ftom the ". W., blowing gale, accompanied oy
frequent violent squalls, and the weather was extremely
cold. The wind being adverse 20 vessels bound 10 'i'
port. has probably prevented many from getting i''
There were no disasters among the shipping III our hi
Dor up to last night. The Fall River boat state "
Maine. due yesterday morning did not arrive until
n m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-18
TROOPS AT THE PARK BARRACKS,
Fires.
In GREENWICH STREET.

The dwclng-housc No. 800 Greenwich street
owned by Christian Brand, was damaged by fire oI
Wednesday to the amount u $500. Herman Heintslc
and Thomas Hurley tenants, lose 500 each on farni
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-18
COURT OF GENERAL sEsSlONS-FED. E.-Before City
. Jud.e RUEsRLL-

May " NIhrT pItHU CUNT! I" M 'f'uII1 III 3''
C,roin with loaded revolver Remsnded for sentence.
James McKenua, convicted Of pas,iag counterfeit money
wa rcmsnded for sentence 49,
John Fisher jeweler tried for stealing S7O from
Charles Schei6er. There novel sequel 70 the cas-.
Fisher engaged be ed % lady who h4ened 70
him the State Prison by paying the Prescott
The Jury however, found him guilty, aid the Judge
remandcd him for sentence.
The then adjourned.
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EVENTS TO COME OFF.-Mss IIauictte Chs

Events TO COME OFF.-Miss iiarlcue us
nv late Of Australia, viii give descriptive and humor
one lcctr, with vocal Illustrations on the Antpodes
It DodwoIths Hall this evening.
Simon stern. esq, will deliver the fourth OF The
Coonor Union Free Lectures on Political Economy
o., tho Cooper Institute tomorrow evening Subject;
WAYS and Means to elevate Socially and Materially the
IGboriug Glasses.
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To ARRIVE
GENERAL MCCLELLAN's REPORT
In accordance with It's plan of publishing Al, important Off.
oal reports Of campaigns,
THE ARMY AND NAVY JOURNAL
For February 10th and 27th will contain
THE ENTIRE REPORT
MAJOR-aENERAL MCCLELLAN,

MAJOR-GENERAL MCCLELLAN,
printed rom the official copy with tho aestacn of tue Ad
uant General aud accompanied by carfey prepared index
adding greatly to It's value for preservation and reference The
Report will be ecneined in two supplementary sheets which
may be obtained Of newsdSe generally TIN CENTS EACH
in addition to the regular price of the JOURNAL en cents)
making the two double numbers containing the Entire Report
with large amount OF other valuable and interesting matter
cost but 'oRrS CENTS. Copies sent by mail postpaid re-
eeipt Of the price, BY W. c. CHURCH, Proprietor No 1872
Broadway, New York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-18

PROFESSOR BROWNS LECTUREs.-Ihe closing
lecture Of the admirable course on British statesmen Wy
Professor S g. Brown Of Dartmouth College WIZ Dc de
liycrcd this evening at Clinton Hail. Astor Place Inc
course has been attended by distinguished audience
comprising many Of the most eminent literary ana pro-
fcssonal men Of this city and has ed forth the Waf'
est expressions Of satisfaction The lecture to night Is
TO be on the genius and character Of Eiskine' ana
although the last of the course in the hall OF the Met
camille Library Association, we trust 1t VIII not De inc
last opportunity enjoyed in New.foik OF listening 10
the accomplished Professor
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fAdyeItiseinen,.I
Mrs. II. b. OIRARY, VI. D.-NEURALGA,

CArARRu BRONCHIAL DIFFICULTIES, DRoPsr Of
tn In New YORK and Brooklyn restored from these and
other diseases by Mr.. OLEARr be seen al her 2ice
Gates A, corner Hamilton st., Brooklyn, " u ono hoeT,
from 10 NJ p. Consultation Zee. " b-Lsdes
crossing Fulton Ferry take Fulton av car 10 GatssaV
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or READ WHO SAYS so:

From tho Rev Levi q. Bcck, PaEor Of The Bap hush
PembeIton " j., formerly Of the North Baptist
Church, PklsdelPha .
have known Hollands German Bitters svorably FOR
number Of years have used them in my family nd
have beeu pleased with their effects that induced 20
them many Others and know tina, they hare
operated in srikny beneficial mlnner. take grest pess-
IA thus publicly procaning this iact and calling tie a,us
ton Of those afflicted with tie diseases for Which they re
recommended these Bitter-knowing from e,p-reDse
that my Recommendation will be sustained. do tits
cheery Hoofands Bittes ia intended to benefit ihs
AFFLICTED, and Is not rum dEi.k."
Yours TGly, LEVI q. BECK.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-18
IN Primer STRICT.

The dwelling-house No. 81 Prince street, oc.
cnpied by William Van Duzer The building was
owned BY Wan. H. Aston; Less $500 issnred in the
tQte,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-18
METROPOLITAN SANITARY COMMISSION FAIR.

METROPOLITAN SANITARY COMMISSION FAIR
The preparations for this great Fair advance pros
perouslv. The room which the city is preparing io'
the Fair win cover forty thousand square feet and the
premises Che wcl.known Palace Garden on Four
teen,h street near Sixth avenu viii be open TO receive
goods on Monday. February %. One body or class OF
citizens after another rises up to aid tie work Inc
Fire Department has separate Organization and re-
ceiying room, corner Of Broadway and Astor Place
The Jews and the Welsh are moving as auxiliares.
New jersey TO have distinct portion Of the Fair In
terror The theaiers axe al 10 give benefits for It, and
Nj Waiack has already done paying over the grcs'
receipts and himself bearing tho expenses Of bis actors
and his management. The managers Of the Fair them
selves are also rapidly distributing documents and gath
cring subscIp considerable fund is TO be used
in interior fittings and in furnishing some accommoda
tions which the city ed!hce cannot provide. Tie Old
thcater Of the place is to be made picture gallery and
many OF the best pictures belonging to our wealthy men
Of taste are already promised for il. The enerpTMe
gives most satisfactory indications Of success.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-18
Advertisement

Hat and Cap Manufacturers can save 333 per
cent by using the WILCOX OIBBss SIwisG MAcHNE NO
500 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-18

TAdyrrtisenfnfT
WAsurSGroNs BIRTHDAY is the heading OF an
ady.r,isemcnt which everybody should read to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-18
DYSPEPSIA,
AND

DISEASES RESULTING FROM
DISORDERS OF THE LIVER
DIGESTIVE ORGANS
are cured BY
HOOr.aNDs
GERMAN BITTERs,
The gree. strengthening
These Bitters have performed more Cures
Have and do give better satisfaction
Have more testimony
Have more respectable people 70 vouch for them
Than any other article in the market
We defy any cue 10 contradict this assertion,
AND WILL PAY $1,000
10 any one that will produce Certificate pab sled byaa
tet IL not genuine.
HOOFLAND'S GERMAN BITTERS,
will cure every case Of
CHRONIC OR NERVOUS DEBILITY, DISEASES
OF THE KIDNEYS, AND DISEASES
ARISING FROM DIsoR-
DERED STOMACH.
OBSERVE TIE FOLLOWING SYMPTOMS,
RESULTING PROM DISORDERS on THE DIsEsrlvg oaelxss
Constipation Inward Piles Flness Of Blood 10 the HaA
Aei1ity of the Stomach, Nausea Heartburn, Disgust
for Food Fullness or Weight in the Stomach,
Sour Eructaons Sinking or Flut.er.
ing at the Pit OF the stomach,
Swimming Of the Head,
Hurried aud
Difficult Breathing,
Futterng at the Heart,
Choking or suaoca,ing Sensations when
IA lying posture, Dimness Of
Vision, Dots
Webs before the Sight,
Fever and Dull Pain in the Head,
Deficiency OF Precipitation, YellownesI Of
the Skin aud Eyes Pain ia the Side, Bssk, Chest
Limbs &C., Sudden Flushes Of Heat Burning la the Flesh.
Cou.t,n, nsgniDgs Of Evil and Great Depression Of sqss
REMEMBER
THAT THIS BITTERs 10
NOT ALCOH 0LIC,
CONTAINS NO RUM OR WHISKY,
AND CANT MAKE DRrSKARDs,
BUT
Is THE BEST TONIC
IN WORLD.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-18
From the Rev. Jos r. Kennagi Pastor Of the 10th Bsp


DR. JAcKsoSDear Sir have been frequently reaes,edo
medicines regarding the practice of my approprs,,
sphers have in all de lined bu, with proof ia
ne.s OF Dr. Ho0snd German Bi,feIs depart fo
my usuacoure to my i conviction that for geE
sue nd r0sab!e preparations Il may ia
but usually doubt not, il VIII be very beneficial to hose
who suhal from the above cause.
Yours very respectfully, }. II. kENNARp
below Cuae...t.. Phi lldeiDlia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-18
TIE CusroM.HousE RopnERY.-seyeral o

THE CUSTOM House RoBBBRY.-Seyeral OF
the morning papers yesterday stated that the gold
which was stolen from the Custom House on Tues
day was taken after II lad been received by Of the
clerks Ia the Office. Such is not the case Tho iacts
are these. a clerk employed by Stnrges, Bennett &
Co.. WHO made the deposit. came into tie Cashiers
Office aid went to the counter directly in front Of the
Assistant asher and laid down the gold which VS.:
in three bags. lie made out deposit check for SG
10 70, and handed 1t with the money over to Mr..
Seymour. OF the gentlemen employed in the Office
Mr. s. weighed the gold and found that there only
Sl 29 10 The clerk who made the deposit could no,
be made to beeye that they had not received the three
bags until he had examined all there was IN the Office
1t is supposed that tie gold taken Gom the desk
while the clerk wac making out the deposit check.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-18
J. n. TURNER,
No. 10 y. 18th T,
From the Rev NJ Lyons formerly pastor Of the Columbus
IN j. and Milcs,own pa Baptist Churches.


DR.. c. ~ JAcKsoSDcdr SIR; feel 1t pleasure thus
my own sccor to bear testimony to the excellence Of IN
German Bitters Some since being much afflicted with
Dyspepsia used them with very beneficial results have
otei recommended them TO parsons enesbed BY that tor
eug disease and have heard from them the most hs'tsnf
testimonial. their great value. In OF general deO'
y believe it TO be tonic tst cannot be surpassed
~ J. NJ LYONS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-18
En- below Coate.st, PhilAdeiphll.

From the Rev Warren Randolph. Pastor Of Baptist church.
Germantown.
DR. c. NJ JACKsoSDcar SIR Personal experience enabled
me to say that re-srd tie German Biters prepared by
az excellent Iied inc la cold
general debility have been greatly bcnehted by the o.
III, B;ers and doubt Not shy viii produce similar effects on
Others
Yours, truly, WARREN RANDOLPH, aa
d..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-18
From the Rev Thos Winter, Pastor Of Roxborongh Baptst
Church.

From The Rev Thos Winter Pastor of Roxboongh Bsptin
On J.cxsos-Dear Sir. feel Il dne to your ellcnt
preparation oofsnd German Bt'er. 70 add my 'e'to, %
the deserved reputation II has ootsned Lave LOT ea' -
times been onbcd with gree, disorder In my head ad e
yous ,yse,n ! was advised by friend TO Try Bottle q
your German Begs did and have expeneneed great ans
Ipeced reeii my health has been very sI' n CO.
case. similar TO my own, and have been assured by many
The" s00a sN'''" 4. WINTER, RO,bosoash Pa
From the Rev J. Herman OF the German Reformed ohur'a
Kutrtown, Berks County, Ia III,
I'm 4 NJ JlcKsoN-Rsysctei Sir. | have petn h0eorS
with Dyspepsia nearly twenty years aud have neseu ,
medicine that did me much good as iioohand svs
a. very much yo %p with respes sa HERMAN
PRICES
L,r-e size (holdng nearly double qusntiIy 81 psi o'"'
half dor. So
Small sre--s cent. per botte--hslt dof 81.
BEWARE OF CoUNrERFEiTs.
See that the signature Of &c. NJ JAChooN '" VI"
WRAPPER Of each bottle.
Should your nearest druggist not nave '"e ~1' ~ ~
put on by any Of the Intoxicating preparations "'>
e.,J IN q. ul.e. but send and we WIZ iof"S
curey packed BY express .,,,,,.cropv
PRINCIPAL OFFICE AND MASUFAOioNi'
No. 631 ARCH-sr,
PHILADELPHIA.
JONES & EVANS,
successors to G. NJ Jackson Il Co..
PROPRIETORs.
por sale by Druggists and Dealers Ask for HOOFLANUs
GERMAN BITTERS Cut out thi. advertisement aud 'shs
forit.
NETWORK AGENCY:
AT HELMBOLDs CHEMICAL wAREROu
No. J9A BROADWAY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-18

Justice MoNcRIEP
Charles Raenl'e ast the Mutual Benefit Life Insurance o.
This case was called, and Jury impannced,
when notice by the Court that no other case would
b. called before Friday. . ,,,
Beebe Dean q Donohue for plaintiff Bradley. Mills X
Woodhu.l for defendant
SPECIAL TpRa-FRB. i7.-Before Justice BARBOUR.
DECISIONS
Thomas Madison agt. Bernard Clark.-Motion
granted without costs. ~
Elizabeth H. Smith sg George h. Spandiny Plaintiff al
lowed Withdraw his motion payment OF lO costs 10
defendant. =.
ing motion
Th-odor. Lewis agt. William Maxwel-Moton TO discon
,inue action granted without costs to either party
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-18
sEM-AysuAL REPORT OF THE FIRE MAR

SEM-AyEUAL REPORT OF THg FIRE MAR
sHAL-TLe report Of Fire.Marshal Baker, Just pub.
lishcd shows that s9 fires occurred In this city during
the half year ending Nov 80. 1903 The total alleged
losses exclusive Of rents amounted TO si23 Oj8 the in
surances TO e. sos Gl0i and the actual amount paid by
underwriters TO $3.50 $50 which is less than the losses
during the corresponding riI months Of the previous
year, and SJ12O69 less than the preceding haycar.
fOry-seyen arrests made charges Of arson of
this number three pleaded guilty aud were sentenced
one was tied and convicted. II bad been indicted and
waiting trial. and 10 awaiting the action Of the
Grand jury. The total number Of fires asccrtancd 10
have been the result Of the July riots il 2 and Of
successful attempts at ineendiGrisn J. Mr. Baker in
reference to paid Fire Department Is not prepared TO
favor such sudden and sweeping change is
mended by TIC Police Commissioner There is great
danger that here it may be converted into fruitful
source Of corruption and employed as means Of re.
warding political pariisans. BY Ia gradual iniroduc
ton. however it will excite less hostility. cost less
money and enable US the better to Judge Of the app
cability Of tie paid system to our wants.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-18

lax RECEIPTS FOR THE YEAR leG4.-Since
the opening OF the books at the Tax Office on the 9Th Of
October st Ar Murphy las received slo 50 Of
the tax authorized by the Board Of Supervisor amount
ing altogether on real and personal estate to s2 Oe3 3
10 The heaviest portion Of this sum was paid in be-.
fore the fDecenber when per cent interest was
added On the 18th Of December last two per cent was
added. and on and after the 18th Of January alt twelve
per cent per annum from the date Of the receipt OF the
books Inc amount received the Ist VI tie pres
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-18
Law yNTRLLIGENCE.
sUpREME CoURT-cHlxoSRs-PxB. I7.-Before Justice
BARNARD.


SCrRCME COURT-CHAn5Ehs-rkb' 1i'-beiofe justice
BARNARD.
DECISIONS.
Charles J.. Ellison agt. VIM. III. Smith ct al
Judgment ordered ,,y,,, a.. uor
Howe 81 Samuel Uobeh e. ali VIM. C. Browning ast' Wn'
F'srich Joanwshes agt George Brode Emotions denied
Augustus c. Baldwin ct al og Henry NJ Crane ct d-hei
George Provost sr Catherine Lsvrle Il -Alowance to
the pnih must be sh@sen out The Justice had 10 power
10 make H. ~ "..cr respects, motion denied a..
.yt USens C. Marse,eJndgment. Of divorce granted.
James Robinson agt Solomon Meare ct al nehemiah Ml
lard as Joel s. Osusn Motions granted and reference or
GEyERAL TsRM-FEp iG-Before Justices CLERKE, LEON
ARD and SUTHERLAND ..>,,o,.
ACTION AGAINST GEN. WOOL FOR tAI1sh in ilnr
MENr--RENOvAL OF TIRE CAUSE TO U. q: coUEI'
Nionis T. Gudenan AIT John b. WOOL
This was an action brought 10 recover damages
asant The defendant, Cen Wool tor pon3 . Sel,%dat
in the jones sswsrd had phd iGI an o spcg
upon which the defendant appealed Mr. Traphagen app agea
the defendant ind submitted tie same p9ns on pesa ).
The uont. relied up in Jones a Seward the following point,
were made by tie plaintiff counsel, Edwin James and
l. That the oct under which the appellant seeks to remove
this case is unconstitutional in express violation oil me
provisions Of tho Constitution. md the amendments thereof
and especially Article ON OF such anendnehi. = co
q The Of the Court directed to the Act OF Con
gress OF Gath September, 1893 (seo Bshys Digest w
that precribe the form and mode OF arre and mpso
offenders against the lave 81 the United STATES eho
/ cracts the manner Ia which IT should ." DONE
the onse all ged against the GoVernncnt o.
United to be treason snd cannot be put higher
tic defendant in ths case would be entitled 10 bell.
T. The SECTION Of the act relied upon by the appellant con
fcrs the right to any criminal prosecution AGAINST Any
Tor any wrong done or committed under color Of
authority derived from exercised by under the Pesiden
OF the United States Such enactment Is wholly isis snd
nnconutions because IL the appellant in this directed
an sau the death of the respondent he could not De
tied IN State Court for such crime. he could no. De ned AZ
ALL the Federal judiciary having power 70 take cOgkancs
OF any such ofcnse (See Wha4tons Criminal Law, vol
sections l6 and lG9 and notes theroto) The Court in oee
that they would reuler decision 1t the end OF the tenn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-18

REMEMBER,
THAT THIS BITTIRs 10
NOT ALCOH OLIC,
CONTAINS NO RUM OR WHISKY,
AND CANT MAKE DRrSKARDs,
PUr
~ THE BEST TONIC
IN rBK WORLD.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-27
I q O. E DIRECTORY,

TEyNESsEg LODGE, No /: Eses esSp IHssday
nigh-R ALcEWen, n G; J L Weakley, V e.; John
Biao, Secretary; B K Spain, Treasurer.
TRABUE LODGE, No II: Meets sUerv Monday nigh1-
J L Parks, n @; W / Phillips, Y G.; I HOpkins,
Secretary; B = Brown, Treasurer.
SMILEY LODGE, No 90 Meets egs'S krSdag Dsqh, at
their Hail on South Jherry street-JaEaes Wyatt,
Nc; \ + Dortoh, V G; GoOdistt, Secretary, n
c Cotton, Treasurer.
AURORA LODGE, No los (GermAn) Meets every
Th,irsdav nlqks-John Hebsrich, \ G; Z MOcker, =
@; Winter, Secretary; G sietsrle, Treasurer
RIDGEIY EECAMPhiENT No / : Mssts every leg AND
81 Wednesday nSqhts-9 Fuller. P; D harris,
Jr,HP;J I Weakley, W. n K Grilnn, "; John
Hide Scribe 3 Gutter, Treasurer.
OLIVE BRANCH ENOAMPHENT, No ( Fleets eosFg
"a AND All Wednesday aiqbts-L Locker, Q P; A
Campbell II P; L Park s W B Friedman, J "; T
O Coleman, Scribe; J r Wards Treasurer.
DEGREE OF REBBCCAH Hsss Ii FridCg sich IN
each ntoath--John + Hide, L n; E0bt Thompson, A
L MI l. Weaklcy, Secretary Mrs Byrne, Con-
ducior; Ms Brown, Warden; Mrs Chas Robert
son, Sentinel.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-27

lhinks Il viii ts Impossible 10 establish
good government there until the Terri
tory Is divided The seat Of Govern
nent Is now At VirginiA City, which lies
in the extreme northwest corner Of Idaho,
the eastern portion Of the Territory
being cul of By an almost impossible
mountain range, making it quite beyond
the control Of the authorities while loca-
ted 60 far sWsy. Emigration this spring
will be very hesvy. The Overland Mail
Company are about 70 establish daily
line of coaches from Salt Lake TO the
TerritOry.--LOH Dem.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-27
For sheriff.

We are authorized to announce 1t. A. A. OAHINh,
n he 9Th Tenn, Cavalry, Union candidate ior
Sheriff Of Davidson County at the eiectiOn wusoh
takes plaoa next March. ..,-JIa IN 10 y n
W. ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE Z; r
FoRT a candidate for Sheriff Of Davidson
County Election, First Saturday IN ASFeh next q,
We ara authorized 70 announce JAS. N. HINTO :,
AZ candidate for reelection TO the once OF sneriu
OF Davidson County, ct the ensuing March electloa
janI5-$ -. ..yv,F
ne are authorized TO announce the name OF v n
WILSON 81 : osudtdate for the Of1ce Of sheTin at
the snepinr March election. Jan ~