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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-21
MORNING REPORT

CINCINNATI, NoVember 2l.--The Gazette =
Nashville dispatch says
Military affairs are unchanged, aud com
paraliyely quiet H .l T.ll WA
The rain continues, and roads are in bad
condition
Hood and Beauregard are still in the vicin.
ity Of Florence.
Nine hundred rebel prisoners arrived at
Nashville Saturday morning from Atlanta.
Thinking the place was evacuated, they rush.
cd in TO pillage and plunder, and we're cap.
tIrsd
Rebel sympathzers at Nashville are gloomy
and disconsolate, in consequence OF the an
tieipaled results Of Shermans movements.
Aceessions to the army are arriving daily
from the North .tH.. Hi1NII'
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-21

WAsnNGruS Nov. 10 "A dispatch publish
cd in the Cncinnhti Bnllstiu,n ns a special from
Washington, and purported to be taken from
the National lnteIiecneer, has no foundn
ton
What the lntolligeucer does say in regard
to the matter is as followG
We ars under the impression that thus far
no Apeb pruposidon has been seronslytcon.
iemplated by the President
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BARLEY-sl 5o@lCO


TEAS--S2 50G12 90
ACOFFEE-- l5@50c
SUGAR--80 ..
SUGAR-22CD2sc, per pound, ssr r4
COFFEE SUGAR-30 031 c per H.
HARD REFINED SUGAR-s3tc,per 10.
MOLASSES-sl 35@l4O per raj.
NCk--20c per IN.
LARD-20@25.
BUTTERl-a00850 .t. .,r
CHEESE --25al3O
STARCH--l2lc per H. "a
S0APS--i66a per NJ las,ss
DRIED APPLES--lO@12l
BEANS--Per bhshel So d0C,2 90
EGGS-20@25 per don
TOBACCO-D0C8$ 90 per H.
SHoT-$5 1905 Oopcr sack 8 O. CTYh
LEAD--25c per H.
POTATOES --$l OOG92 rs per tmsh
HAY-l'imothy $50 per ton. 10 .II4Fr
WHlSKY--l 10 "
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-21
Opening OF ths JapansssaIniana See.


San Francisco, November l9.--The advi.
ess from YokAhama, October 18th, confirms
the report OF the opening Of the Japanese in
land sea by the allied fleet, The angaRe mi mt
was brief, The allies lost IL killed aud ~
wounded Japanese loss from 200 20 400
Killed and wounded The steamer Tae Kong
chartered BY Minister Pruyn TO accompany,
the fleet, representing the United States, did
good execution with her ~ pound Parrot
gun. She was alterward sold to the Jan.
Anese government for Sl0S, 900. The lndem.
nifty toll American is expected to reach 5000
000 s.nftng f#|7lI' 10y
The commissioners Of the Allisa were TO
oelobsr l9th, TO adjust the amont of indem
nity In the verious nations The forts are 10
be diemADtlsd, and portion Of the flest win
remain too sec that Tsposn keeps his prom.
ise
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-21

NEw YoRK, Nov 2l.--Stoaks stoady and
dull Gold 2l9, Sterling quiet a. 81 Erie 96R;
Harrington Il Quincy ] l6; Reading 36a; New
York Central 2O4; skies of 1881, coupobsll0;
lO4O coupons 96 registered 95{; 1905
ll44; 20s, registered, 1884; coupons, lO4t
one year certificates 9Gb
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-21
New POrat oTTrAds Opened on the south.
4 eFn Coast ~.


+ ern Coast
WAsHISGToS, Nov. 20.--The Ports of Nor.
folk, Virginia and Fernandiuo aud Pensaeo
Ia, Florida, having Tor sometime past been in
the military possession OF the United States,
II is deemed advisable that they Abould be
opened TO Domestic and Foreign commerce..
and therefore the President Of the United
states has issued "A proclamation making
known, that pursuant to the authority vested
IN him by act Of Congress Of June, 1864 the
blockade OF those ports shall so far cease and
terminate from and after the first day Of De.
cember next and commarcial intercourse had
With them, except as persons, and things, and
information contraband of war may from time
70 Time be carried on subject TO ths laws o the
United Slaies,to the limitations, and in pursua-
anee ot the regulations, may be subscribed by
The Secretary OF the Treasury aud TO such
military and nRvalregula;ions as are nov in
force aud man hereafter ha found nee.
essRry. ttt.'
A private letter from the feet of Charles,
ton says, that recently the Pontnc citing a
blockade runner, slipped her cable, and pave
chase without effect ...
Returning subsequently TO get her anchor,
the rebels opened fire on her either from, For,
Marshall on the beach, 10 which she paid no
attsstion nntill 10 inch shot struck her ON
the forecastlo' killing and woundiugA ppmber
Of men ..ls.s"
The mail boat from City point brings infor
nation that on Friday night firing occurred
on Butler's front at Dutch Gap, caused by the
rebels attempting TO force our picket lines
They were completely rspulsed
The POst Office Department has re estAb
lished the Post otics at Helena, Ark,
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COMMERCIAL.
Dayton aIarksl.

DAYToS, November 10.
I HARsHMAN's FLoUR-Red wheat,
Wholesale 80 CO. Retail $40 90
WaEAT--$l 70@l T5. ~ fSaH
q CDRN--l0O TngF it
OATS-6O
RYE--76@l rs.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-21
@eolcal

CtuREs Coughs ooidh, Sore Throat. Asthma, az
~ Consumption. II 10 only necessary Tor ms oAe
roupiod with these complaints to ny one bothe oi
Striekiands AeikfuoWs Coug1 BGisam
10 convince than thstit the test preparation over
used II not ouly cures The aboysahectipnH af Tho
Throat and Lunge tpt u cures Night sweasA Ahd
hpthnR OF W bd' and 10 an elcelen gaIgle frr Any
kind OF sore Throat II n pleasant 70 take, and
safe medicine ior Infants Prizes 90 Cenls pet lpttie
FoF sale BY druggists generally. miA
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-21
a1ailg empire,
City and Other Matters,

Religious Notice Rev. DR.. Lilliahlbal,
from Cincinnati will preach sermon in
English tomorrow Sunday at 8 o'clock A.
NJ, at the Synagogue corner Of Fourth and
jefferson r.slt'
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-21

BeS- Go to John W. Darst's, corner Second
and Jefferson streets ior your Fall aud Win
Ter Dreas Goods also, CIoaka, Shawla, Car.
pets, &c, just received. diff
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-21
The Rebels Rejoicing Over tue
Recollection OF LtncOln.

! 1t was lelegrophed from Washington on
Saturday, to journals Ia tho Adnihislration
interest, that the ro.sleclon Of Mr. Lincoln,
we're very doleiuI etc but tho loornaR them.
selves bavgg co'pe Sloag 90 fAr from bsins
doleiu over the result, they appear TO be
quite as jubtont as the NorIbern Abolition
journals--Snd here are unsnSWerable evideu
dee OF the fact -
From the edmond Wing Nov. II.
Our information is mex: to positive that
Lincoln has been ro-aleeted Few have donot.
ed from the first that this would be the result
and fewer still will regret it For ourselves,
We feel that the great cause for which We
ARE struggling has escaped areal peril, The
policy of coReilia ion, OF concession, and ca
jblery which Mcclellan would have attempt
cd was something moro to he dreaded than
Lincolns army and naVies There was great
reason to apprehend that such policy woul Id
deceive, demoralizs. aud divide The South.
With Lincoln there is no fear of this oar peo.
ple will continue 10 stand as one MAS with
him it is a united South against divided
North With Mcclellan it might have been
united North against divided Sonth, in
which event all We we have been striving for
in this four years struggle wspld have been
lost Bat Lircoln is to continue to be the
master Of The Yankees, aud tho spectre Of
reconslructon vAnishes for ever. .,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-21
New Meat aud Provision store.

NsW moaI huu GEoVlbtoh oJOTe'-
NJ Stockert, at his stand on Market street,
north side, few doors west of jefferson, ia
daily supplied with Beef, Mutton, Veal, Pork,
Sausage, Potatoes, Cabbage, Beans, Eggs, DO,
he, all fresh and Of the best quality. His
old friends and customers and the public,
are invited to give him n call.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-21

BeS-ln the three States OF Maine, New
Hampshire and Massachusetts, there we're
1853 800 votes cast the present year for Presi.
dental candidates, while 10 1860 the same
States cast but 2S3,OOO --[Providenee Press
This shows bow our New England brethren
have volunteered for the war. How black the
roads must have swarmed with them, hasten.
log TO the scene Of bostihies
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-21

Financial questions are of far more i'm
Portance to day to every citizen Of the land
even to abolitionists, than the future status of
the negro. The N, Y. Commercial nov AYERS
that ardent supporters of lhe administration
have serious msgivings as to the possibility
Of conducting the national finances upon the
policy insuguraled by Mr.. Chase, but that
they have hitherto been reluctant to express
their convictions lhrou gh fear that the ey might
strengthen the hands Of the opposition party
Even the N Y Tribune. now that the election
is over lays
"The old expedient in the way of manu-.
featuring money, however necessary in the
past, cannot longer be depended upon. There
must he higher taxes and sore thorough col
lection of them, aud loans must play subor.
dinate part in supplying the treasury. ..r-
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-21

NEw YoRE, Nov The Tribunss Walb-
lngton special says
Seward and Wells are at variance again
copeerninR the capture of the Florida.
Secretary stanton iaagAin seriously iudis.
posed
There waa rumor current on Saturday
at City Point that Petersburg was being evac-
.uated
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-21

BY reference TO the act Of Congress
imposing tax on real estate, passed Au-
gust 9th, 1861, (see Congressional Globe
Of the 37th Congress. 1861, page "a OF
the appendix). it willbe seen that twenty
millions Of dollars ere to be raised an
nually by taxation from lands, lots OF
grounds with improvements, bnilling and
dwelling houses. 20
Section 9Th Of said ac, reads as follows,
10 wit
"Aud be it further enacted that direct
tax of Twenty Millions of dollars be and
is hereby annually laid upon the United
States, and the same shall be aud is here
by apportioned to the States respectively
in manner following. m
BY the Tax law Of July I, 1862, page
80 the law was extended 10 the First day
of April 1865 ..r
"By the law of June Both, 1864, pages
97 anu 80, the law referred to is deelered
in full force.
Therefore ON the first day of April
1868, the tax upon real estate of all kinds
is to go in force and remain until changed
by Congress.
The annual proportion Of Ohio is one
million six hundred thousand dollars.
The manner of assessing these taxes Is
by an assessor appointed by the President,
who is TO make new aud special ASSESS
ment according to the direction OF the acr
Of Congress. ..s
The above amount however allotted to
Ohio is her annual proportion of this tax
on the assumption that all the States pay
them. If the war continne, or result in
separation it is evident that no part
that tax can he collected from the States
Of the South, and those of tho North must
supply the deficiency.
In this case, Ohio would pay of this
tax, over three millions annually. And
yet the federal debt would not be diminish
ed by the payment but continue to increase
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-21

NV YoRK, November 2I.--Fhe Times
Washington special saJsi "a. .I.rIf
IL is not contraband now 10 say that Shcr-
man will touch at Macon lie has the l4th,
2Olh 18th, 10th and 1tb corps IN aktng over
10000 men, besides 5000 picked cavalry un.
der Fitzpatrick with rations for 80 daIs for
man and beast, His scout aud courier line
is complete.
After arriving at Z Macon, be will
probably go to Mlledeeville, where he
viii divide his army, sending part
to Savaonah and part to Augusta, which
he will iortily and receive supplies up the Sa.
yanah tiverso as to move on Columbia or
Charleston.
This programme will destroy the railroad
syslem of Georgia, also oil thu manufactures
for shot, shell, fixed amnniton, and so 70 th. il
Is impossible for Deuragu~rd to intercept
Sherman
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-21
The Vote orPenmsyIVania.

We give ahe following figures taken from
the Harrisburgh Patriot 1t seems that Lin.
coin is not much ahead in Pennsylvania:
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-21

A chaplain il Arkansas says that man
buying iurs in the State was cpnversing with u
woman at whose house hs lied, and in the
course Of lhe conversation asked her, If there
we're any Prrsbyterisns around thereY She
hestated a moment and then said, "she
guessed not her husband hadn't killed any
since they lived there" w ~
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-21

DIsoHARGE LOsr--A discharged soldier,
Henry Brandt, belonging TO the Fourth Ohio
Cavalry, lost his discharge on Wednesday
asl supposed 10 the Market House The
hnder will be Literally rewarded by return,
ing it to him, one mile from Dayton ia Mad
River Township 1885,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-21

LouIsvlLLE, November 20 Gen. Gillem is
safe at Knoxville, with bis command 10 tho
out posts. His loss in killed, wounded and
missing, will not exceed four numbered men.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-21

A fabric is now manufactured at Lawrence,
Mass, from refused scraps Of leather, which
are reduced to a pulp by grinding and macer.
alton, and reconyerted into solid "sdes" OF
leather by pressure. The article thus produ-
ced Is used mainly foe inner soles.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-21

Public Sale,-C, p. Huber Son, will
sell llto.morrow, at the late residence Of Andrew
Lebert u miles from Dayton, on the Mad
River Valley Pike, Horses, Mileh Cow Wng-
oAs, &c Sale at 10 o'clock.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-21
Dr, S'riehla''d's Pie Rsnedy.

" disease by tho use Of 4-a'- N'''f'NN asHH
Dr, Sfriehia,ds Pie Remedy
Read What those say who have used M
NJ, charles W. Land. am, Of Louisville, and Mr. D. rs
nsasrdei o uneinn9, O 10th were cured aIler using
tmy have tried eyeIysing but cchid obialn 10 reloi
bNl onr lfdol StFiekland'r Pile Remedy ehectldI +
pee p pufe 9isr sunsnne Tor many years With the ~
nolhl klni u Files They recommend every one r ~
"lo e suffering to byiL IN, uu ~. Ha'i'f' gh .iFf
Ask Tor .1srII' ..Hr a.t'TrH
DR. StrickiGnds Pile Remedy.
Sold BY All druggists, IS cts pot. Mauniaotaredat
NO. o Fart Fourth II, Cincinnati, o. miI
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-21

a FooLHARDY VNTuRE AND ITS RrsuLr.-
On the 29lh Of June last an adventurous
gentleman set salt from New York IN a small
boat hardly big enough for the safe naviga-
tion o. North river, In AL weather. proposing
TO cross ibe Atlantic The New York papers
generally made quite n sensadon out Of the
event AS though the foolish undertaking was
highly commendsble We CONDEMNED il, be-.
oause such foolisbness if successful at fret,
leads to still more reckless ventures, until
some amentablef sacrifice OF lie warns men
Of their danger Nearly Eve months have
elapsed, aud nolbing has been heard Of the
, VISION, which has probably gone TO the bot.
tom Of the Atlantic, With all on board--two
men and a dog. II men have relish for
danger, there are plenty Of ways which are
| legitimate, honorable and useful, In which
there is oeril enough TO ,Alisiy the most reck.
less Newspapers do wrong TO encourage
such foolish and Improbable ventures, any
sympathy is thrown away when bestowed upon
the fate OF those who go rashly ly in the face
Of dsSth Il Syracuse Courier.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-11-21

have introduced. We know that il means
continued var, and our country will prepare
for Il. There Is no prospect for peace and
II is better tor es that We should know clearly
the Psrpose Of the enemy iu this matter lhan
70 have been divided in opinion by the hopes
Of peace, which the defeat Of Lincoln would
have raised among our people, Let our au.
thorities begin Immediately the work OF rsor
Ranizing the army, consolidating the regi.
ments, filling up the ranks, improving lhe cav.
airy, aud preparing for tho spring campaign.
Other rebel papers speak out still more re.
.joieiDgly over the result II has killed the
hopes OF the Southern Union men.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-25
COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoNs-Jis aa-B.cre CT

COURT OF GENERAL SESsI0NS-JLy. 2-Before City
Judgo RussELL and Recorder HOFFMAN
The following persons were sentenced Oh oa'ui'
day by Judge Russell: =, l..
jerry Ks6oe convicted Of petit larceny who has been In
sesdy about three moIs, was sentenced 10 tLe Wy
Prison for % days. ~
Francis Burke convicted " flonioas assault aud battery
The prisoner entered saloon KEEP; by named Fleming
and got into dispute with him. Fleming caught up clnD
and beat prisoner severely about the head and shoulders
and followed him into the street Suddenly tuIns buIho
drew knife and stabbed his asaien In the side ana also IN
hoted ugly wound In his opponents throat 10 was SCI
fenced to tho State riaon for three years and h noh'
ieman indicted for robbery In tho mrs degree
fenced the State Prison Tor tie term Of four years ana A
months 49,, ,.., 4,
Richard Gchs convicted Of stabbns was sentenced 20
tho City Prison for sixty days Tho Judge IN pss.s ~
tece stated that from the evidence presented ne ous'
the offence mlght have buon accidentally COMMITTED o"t as
punishment for having kno IN LIS Maud he "ouo
sentence him o. above.
Recorder Hoffman sentenced the following persons;
Edward WeEstock convicted Of FIRING at po eihhh eoou'
month since In RvngtOn street the ball passing through we
officers coat while he tho officer IL tho discharge o h
duty sentenced the Penitentiary for one year
James Wilson, convicted of passing counterfeit money zone
Of which WAS found bis person. was sentenced l" u '
Prison for two years -,
Patrick Ryan convicted Of passing counterfeit money hay
ing borne previous good character was seepeeo - '
Prison for 30 days ,,u
Francis Williams aged IT yeer bud character T'' 70 h'
House Of Refuge. , -, a,
Oliver Brown found Of money spent poiuon {" IL
aud returned the To the Sentence suHl'"" a
Obadiah baily convicted Of their WIS ~bhL.'' " "'
poplLspilsyy fsJ thyoa sDcpthA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-25
oyyrcE ov THE CoxarsuoSER OF TAXES AID ,


ERw-fcRs, isu q 1861
NOTICE TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Is
hereby given that the ASSESSMENT ROLLS Of the
RE AL and PEHSONAL ESTATE Of the City and County OF
NewYo for the year 1896, will be FOX nspecon and re
view nom and after MONDAY Jan. H. 1904 and w remain
open t Goth day April 1884, for tie correction o. u
rc and the OF the assessments OF the aIoesi
Real and Peroual Estate Of the City and County Of New
YORK All persons beeyirs themselves to be aseved must
msae application 10 the Commissioners during the PERIOD
above In order obtain the relief provided by a
The Act of 1853 provides that Daring the tine the books
shall be open public inspection herenoeiore PROVIDED
application may be uisds BY any considering himself
arey ed the assessed valuation OF h real or personal es
tate have the Corrected app aon Dc made
In relation the assessed valuation OF the real estate must
be in writing stating the ground OF objection taeTso
and thereupon the Commissioners shal examine o the com
plant and IL n thoif judgment the az etrSheons
they a the 70 he corrected slch appeeon
be made In relation TO tn. assessed valuation OF estate
the applicant shall be Examined under oath BY tie said Com
who shall be authorized e. sdnir ei sven 0etn
any them and Il in us their Judgment the assess
they shall the same to DO corrected
and the Of such assessment they nsy oehee 70
be- Just and declare thel decision thereon within thirty Gays
after such application shall have cee1 made TO theu NO re
dncon sha be- made by the Board Of Supervisor. Of any a
rel AID personal estate imposed under THIS act
unss AZ .haIl aDpcr under oath Affirmation that the party
wa ss;eni within tho period psesenoed
for die correction By OF scsne" or Absence
irol. Ne cay A. J. WILLIAMSON, Commissioners
Nv ssRRo Brown : I a. 1D
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-25
professional! Notifies.

COLLECTIONS IN NEW-JERSET.
~ T. w Runyon ATTY and Counselor st-Lsw Special o..
given 20 Collecting In all parts no state sas
faction guaranteed Refers 10 ID. j. spasue. No 81 Park
row, Tton.4s q. sulnsn, 30. 30 Waist; Webster 4
M.r,h Panf I'D " j. oc residence Plaiuhed y j..
NERVOUS DEBILITY, Impotence, Diseases
~ Of tho 6erual Sy.leu.-C. ID. HAMeoSD, VI. D. late
Professor Of Special Anatomy in The Syracuse Med College
New. lort tonsul,aons lin Enssh troncul from ~
10, 10 D. and to evening. No. 81 East Thirst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-25
Jnsuranre Companies.
DEPUBLIC FIRE INSURANCE COM
III PANY, No. 16 Wsllst. New.foIb
INCREASED CAPITAL.

CASH CAPITAL SyO0o
SURPLUS OVER 100000. ASSETS OVEN $go'coo :.
Thi, Company with net sfsets amounting 70 more M
creased facilities against loss OF dsInege oy sirs
and the Risks Of Inland Navigation snd irenspo'ston
The attention Of the public directed to the peculiar adya
t,ses offered to the assured by this Company; ,.,
In having cash capital al plid ia and safely lnveseso
in the accumulation OF profits forming surplus o. ove
Two Hundred Thousand Dollars and constantly nceans e
bic for the losses Of the Company.
g. In the Issue Of 20 per cent OF the profits in sc oeah
six per cent payable annually cash TO customers Oh
all Participation Policies. u,, -,
Parties with the above Company enjoy ell the 90
ysnaso offered by paid IN and safely invested Cash OS's
with the economy aud security Of the mutual systeln
No liability WHATEVER incurred by the assured liberal re-
ducon In the premium made 70 cust1Gers p-e.ring non
participation policies ROBEAl :. ho.'E' ffe'oe"]
DUNCAN r. CURRY Secretary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-25
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY JANUARY 25 1864

Mar Ann MoCenand convicted Of grand larceny, was sen
fenced 10 the Penenry for s months and to pay tine oil
tl00.
Matthias T. sinnet convicted Of robsins bis employer
Sentence suspended.
Adolph Blank convicted Of grand larceny year age
and the State Prison emporary committed
Of the Sheriff Joseph Mailman convicted OF ar
cny and perjury and sentenced to the state Prison for two
years also committed to the Of the Sheriff Both are
10 have new trials.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-25

rI,UE COMMITTEE ON STREETS OF the
l. BOARD OF ALDERMEN, win meet ON Monday the
osh inst t o'clock D. m Ia the Chamber Of the Board TO
consider the subject improving the pavement in broadway
Peons having plans requested to hand them 20 ITO Com
ui.tee and al Interested respectfully invited to appear
without further invitation. Tie Committee DESTROYS Of
hearing oil parties and to test Of the Recommendations
ii practicable. CHAkLkS J.; 1blFf COMMITTEE
JOHN HARDY on
JOHN FOX. Streets.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-25
Corporation Notifies.

CIrY oy NEW YORK., DEP.RrsESr or FINtscs,
CoaPTRoIrsRB OFFICE, January 4 ls,'.
INTEREST ON CITY STOCkS.-ihe IT.
t.rerest on BONDS aud STOCKS Of tue Lopoision -
the City Of NewYork due February LAT. 1884, viii be ~
that day By DANIEL DEVLiN, esq, C6anoeris.a th'
City at the Broadway Bank. go,
The Transfer Books viii be closed TUESDAY, the lstf
instant, at O'Clock, p. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-25

New Orleans, before the war, had popula-
ton Of 100 Geo. Of these there coo free coored
Ont of tax on el0f eco 900 Of property the 700 free
coored men paid for $4,000 Oo6 which showed them to
be Weather than the white population as.sss