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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-04
New.Y0rk
New.Y0Ek
COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER,
z THE SEyENTlETH YEAR
COMMENCEMENT Q
OFFICE. No. 46 PINE-ST,
1.-THE corner OF william.

with the first dsy OF Janpsry. 1864 THE NEW-YokA
COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER passes h0m the hands Of
Me.r. FRANCIS HAIL COMPANY. who have been It's con-
duoto for mors than Gy year., into those Of new PRONE
tors, who will DO known to the public the "CoMMEk-
CIAL ADVERTISER ASSOCIATION"
In making this change 10 not The parposo Of those con-
cerned 10 alter the general character Of the ourn or to
abandon the and elevated tone which has Iaoi
onay broush. to the discussion Of all political aud socn
questions II is designed the contrary to give me paper
under it, new auspices fresh aud Legitimate claims to the
title Of COMMERCIAL JOURNAL !. will devote espe'
ciA attention to the Depsrtaentof
MARINE INTELLIGENCE,
for which has oresui,ed correspondence nsurns the am
es. and mos, deaied daily accounts Of the movements Of
shipping oil the Of the world thus rendering the pa
per essential TO
TIE SHIPPING AND MARINE INSURANCE INTER
Esrs OF TIE COUNTRY
It's FINANCIAL Article. It's daily repors of the
WHOLESALE MARKETS, and Of the movements in the
DRYGOoDs. PRODUCE and other department. Of Trade,
vii be distinguished by their falne's and correetness
While thus vindcstins its claim to bes
RELIABLE ORGAN OF THEi MER'
CAMILLE CLASSES,
THE COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER WILL NOT BE THE
oRsAx or Asr OTTER CLASS IsTERLsT or CLIerE, Of
pAarr It aims to be thoroughly ndef endept Of all partisan
Influences and be governed exclusively by the ambition to
discover TRUTH aad, far practicable, 10 make 1t &C
.,sbe and current in .cs Of thc Of f., End Of po
ea economical and moral science. 10 the proposition Of
which 80 sg, portion OF the cotem2Oray press lament
ably addicted
Thu while unai;e-by and earnestly loyal to the Govern
nle. In warfare against armed rebellion, TIE CONNER
CiAL ADVERTISER will be constrained to cr;cise freely
such national measure, II deems polite OF rnneces'sy oil
and to award ccnure I' mpaiay as 1t aceori
praise where fraise Il due.
In feet THE COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER proposes "a
.elf no N .hor of public recognition thai is columns "''
10 be committed for the 4nAness and dscness Of is expires
iou. of opinion rud zl with which il avoids the sn
Of seassonai Journlis b. making al unvoncaediof rnl
anqus'iouabe which the ,egoPh il 50 productive
~ib appropriate doubt, explicit denial AMI exposure The
New Deprmont '. NJ. oly be remarkable io It's prouti
tuae nd ll.les- but for
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To ARRIVE
Dnsinees \ otitcs.

As A PERFUME FOR TIE BALLROOM, the
Rereponroom tho oq,rs. Tho Promenade the toudoif
there nothing In tic nora insdo In the pfersfon'
O, ehsineai Art that he coupsrei in rohne" ahns
d,.btv or ,,sies. gaty sni ssiobriiy with Pmiros
r. TRACT or rar EiOnr BSooxfso cEnrua
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Import Duties at boston.

EOsrON SltuiuH!, Jun :, Ic'f
The duties on imports received al the port OF
Boston for tie year ending December ls63 amount to
3 g2i Tie number Of foreign arrivals for tie year
vas ). l29 being .s more than the year previous
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The Steamship Eibcrnia Outward Found

81 JOHN's, y. r, SatlIuH! vHI' . ~
The steamship Hibernia, from Boston, arrived
here al ~ o'clock this Saturday. morning AKA saiied
gain for G Away at o clock
The news aud commercial dispatches which woro
forwarded from New OK on Thursday were placed on
board Of hel The messages which were forwarded on
Friday did not reach poIi Hood in TO he put on
board
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The Newark Mercury Discon,imucd.

-NEwAGS. y. j.. Saturday, Jan. 2, lsoi.
TIE Ncuark Mercury ceased its existence
Dec. 81, 1863.
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The Police Commissioncrs.

ALEANb, oitIIId!, JHI' - IV''',
II is understood tina; Gov. Seymour has mhde
no written statement in connection with the removal i
tho Police Commissioners Of NeW.lork
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Hcnric's Kakalinc.
FOR THE HAIR
FOR THE HARE
Prepared from the Bark. Root and Flower otthe
PERSIAN PLANT,

PERSIAN PLANT
X A * A l. /.
III. prepa used by all the Eastern nsone
for The Growth end PsgsgRv,rroS Of the Hair aud oy ~
use le Hair nrASs YOUTHFUL LuxuRIAScS AND COLOR
On. sppicaon l keep the hair rsIt for 'ererr dGp
and retain IL 10 any gEouiEgD POSITION, without the lid a
any other prcpgydii1a. .,r,,1 ORR -
(, viii ne fecty preren, the hair from FALLING OFF ana
ocs cause n, crop 10 comein gring che Whole 6sauf''
NTH 6>~nGEeni d r. glssy aIpedrdHee al, 1t,
i,w. Rsaove Drjygs, keep the Scalp Cean ana ths
Hair street., Moist and soft -,
II contains scoho any other injuoas ihsi-dienr
MOST PERFECT HAIR DRESSING
~ The WORLD u ,, ~.
1T ~ A LUXURY. ,r Is a LUXURY TO USE Ir'
Sold fyervwhcrc. Prize fry Cents. Wholesale Depos,
No Clit-st., New lOfs.
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skates! Sinses:: Sxntes!!!
We have aided to establishment u sarsroon for RE-
TaLING SKATES only where Offer nj reasonable prisss
very comp .,o assortment for and Children
PATTERSON BROTHERS,
Importers oi Hardware,
No. II Park Row.
Ir,.,n.rd Price List furnished on apple ation.
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THE BROOKLYN BOArD OF ALDERMEN Ihe
Board will meet this evening FOR The Tlose o' crsan
izng President and number Of officers are 10 De
Conmi. .orcr elect having rcsigHcd. the Democrats
will have majority q one. 1hc Board stands ~ Dem
oeTats 10 y OnpOsIllJn
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Inc sonnscaf.d fndisun sfaie Beuds-Rs.
s"'i.innsnt % th. TLirf,.Grh fudi,,,,
B"aimen'-Tbe siStieth New orb Bex;.
men: I10m.wpra Hcuad
EIcuad.

=. IApiAAFoLIs, nd. Friday Jan. ], le6i.
wit OF mandamas has been served on fine
Auditor of Indiana by the United etss District Conr,
% compel The payment Of tie interest Oh the
STAT bonds.
rhe I'll Indiana regiment arrived here toGay. and
tsye .Haiisled a. veterans.
TIE cJth Heg-York regiment reached he-e to-day.
Tier So boulevard bound.
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bAL1iNOKE. Jan. 3, lefi.
The train which left New-York last night
feacted here at 1880 tonight The detention was
caasef ~ ice Ia TIE Sut,uehnna. train leaves TO
sg al 10 O'clock, expecting 20 get through. Mails
ni sls Last have becn forwarded va Tie North.
va Ce4tTal Railros1
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The National Eoar.

iILtII ITH.h, JNII = I-'If'
The subscription agent reports sale Of bonds
on SATURDAY 10 the amount Of ss CO.. ana during tho
week SlO5ll $50 Deliveries of bonds arc being made
10 Dec l. The amount remaining unsOd does not prop
ably exceed S50OO0000.
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L. GRANITE EAIL!!!
Dr4 COATS
cvfRscArs
tyLACoAfs
t17'BAEGNN bAaGAiHs.!
l5'hAaisiSs,i!
A sPivNDiD -TocK OF
ilyg .sNrso,
tmsCHrLIA
ASp M07cOw 3yirSa OvfRcoArs
risE WsInSG sU!rs,
TO MArCB,
- FagxcB,
ESGLuH.
M scorer iONrIsGs
EoYs' AsD YOUTHS .orHiso.
1HN ipOv- OARN.ais
fOR .AhIGTY,
prsIirY,
sTrIY t1SNOT M SURPASSED.
t. bAHoiIss. HAECAIss'!
~ LALCAiNs -,
tn MAXI NCOn TOI rrGl:G ooos.
nHASf1y IlALL -. ~ FrLTos 81.
CRAsiTI HALL, Between Bro.i~ay aid Nai''n-s'
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Death of EbrmcEcr &. AiLcn.

AiBANY, Saturday. Jan. =, ito4
Ehcnezer c. Aiken, prominent produce
merchant oi this city died suddenly this morning.
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brownies Metallic Weather stripe and WIN.
toxv Hands totally exclude Wind, Rain and Dust from
DD,,s AID Wndows; hall i've fuel. and 10 warranted
good for 1--WE years Principal pi only depot for Ne" 1rk
and vicinity ia iIoaiwsy cotne VI blcscAsf ktca'
Agents wan I'd everywhere.
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The V =. .auitnr, Commission
Reaay everywhere b noon III Day.


L. tuur.ent want fund.-. It's ar the feri .. the
Array wore ,icnsire and elective taa cow It's
d. ud agents every military cenief Rom ashu
Kp randc The money value 81 The pics issued 10
Army 81 the Potomac during md nria',y si.i oe.
,.burs exceeded .a..uty ogard dollars iis issues At
th.ign lnga Lac scale. Thousands o ncn nc"dns
'rp,sa Relief daily cacd ter In ia Homes Ia
rsha.. and tFans fol- ~ soldiers ev-ryw mere
10 oihrr snd equally important dcpar OF WORK. sanaIy
n.,.-,u U.'ui.i injection l0sui.al Directory Trans
pot.n o. ihica and wounded. &c. in full opcra.loa
M ro.. vi AL Ills III. saving work il not 'ess h iory ave
hou,and dollars per month It's now ueh tu"e-"
a. Lat. contributions are frlues n to sustain II
Tr l'rs been ct win such admit oi- nNn
Ire tri neTsy aud suc cs' al thssso nc inH mo
NO 9u r-poIird every wiere for tie benefit OF ne
ntar, sI sion" hare not as sef contributed do's' %
"a 10 r. rAe large thus ai.ed have been received
~ Nh. b-. hes VI the Commission at those cities rese
,ely - , H. t, =, 49,.
s. 1. u'er. - be made mp Into clothing, bidding s.
ll r 100. nfpoc They thus relieve the trea.ury Oh ire
Com, p. "a. necessity Of purchasing supplies oc., NJ
rr - certain classes. LGi they render no AID 10 any o1er
f-,a -t.nenl OF tt wora =, ,,
fhelf who desire Gler Information as 20 inc ofsmi1a0
nod md 81 the loniss are referred 10 sta net
r,ateia sli OF the application Of Its funds Just pup
lied couus o. which be had on apptsaiion al thc
ofcs OF the uuit-d states sanitary tommis,.on No 10
Osl.ay 81 tie BOOKSTORE OF n. ID ~ Randolph No. Cos
BT1liHsy.
le l has .a.od and IL daily saving. lives the country
cannot a. n - what A. Is doing TO economse the he
and ta dtrs worth 10 the country ten times the
oey BIO Nonfnssion has received and Is Of direct iisc
teal importance 10 every Interested IN diminishing shc
coat ard .As duration OF the var m =, ,.,,
Contributions uly be sent TO the Treasurer o. NO % all
At ~ 30 525 Broadway, Now ork.
By order of tho Siaadlis COMMITTEES" -
GEORGE &. STRONG.
Treasurer United state. Sanitary Conin's'ion-
V,es.r
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Co.'s CoUGu BALsAa
CuEKs CEOrP FvEKi Iish
Cray, Tfcxiis0 ~ THE Trsosr.
Crnv. rul y0.r srvnHoRs Cocoon
CuHr. COLDS wiTnoCr fAn-
CuHrs CniLLs AND fxvsA
CuRas IIoAnsxsIs AND soEr InHoir
crnu lsrruHSIa AID Lrso toxriAisn
Cosrs ONLY IS Ctsrs
Sold By y. : hsnNoi Co,
An n DR.. .i.'a
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DISEASES OF THR NERVOUS. SEMINAL, URN.
,,y AID srxrar gYfrgx. New snd reliable treatment In
Report, 81 tie NOwAso AssociArIJS-s.n, IN sesd e''es
.n',otes f.e Of cA.r.. Adde'S Dr. J. SkiILiS HoUsH
rOs How aId Associaton Phi airpAia, "a
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MURpgR ~ Com sTRgTT--A WOMAN KILLED
.m a soimrR-A I4arried woman namel BRIDGE;
Day. residing % 20. - Ialman street murdered
On Saturday aiterroon p nan in the uniform Il a
L. s. solde- The sed bad lef, her residence 10
20 T. the grocer store and wing beyond tie usnal
time Ter hile daughter VET QUO 20 meet ner. She
found Ter mother III CaGre. 'ircc' between York md
Tallnar street, aid seeh f'r bleeding attempted 70
cad her home She fcl down exhausted Hner
taking fow s'cps aHl beius picked up by
rorp citizens was conveyed 20 her rctderce
y here she died IN IS Minutes t1erenier Dr. Mathews
lad been sent flr and Oh examining he body. found
thai size had berD stabbed IN ne ~ breast bnt Their"
gae 10 corresponding cry IN her clo'h.nc The wound
w.. an inch ono ard about three inches IN dcpih. the
i BE- with which tho thrust made having entered
vital uagt Cent Jacobs ard Scrgrsr, Gran Of The
To4ty,secoua Precinct Police. traced 'hc blood from
tie place gre woman !ell down t. an alley at No.
40 o ,.gS '' Tse a ar aas covered with
blood The woman bad been seen 10 enter he priyy.
followed by . tail, slender dis-pa'ed iocting man
dressed IN military Uniform with cape The cry ~
murder vas heard and tho man w'lktd aHry III "is
Irpy manner. The woman fallf ont G'n"dlhcly alter
.rf and pf0CceGcd on her say hOneward. She SAID
nothing auo attracted no particular attention; Her
aJgea seemed 70 Indicate ho"evcr that she was
la1or'ng under flo ohocts of liquor. Coroner MOTIFS
VIII intc,f0ata tho circumstances to day The muir
der'r Is ssli al large
ASorHER MURDER--A MARINE KILLED BY A
tosnabg--A shocking murder Vas potpetIalsd In tie
Un.ted state Marine larTacks on saturday night the
victim bein, private nclet Albert Taylor. and the
alleged pcrpltrftor = mess-mate named James HE'D.
mcld II appeais that tae pay lies belonged 10 sya"d
q marines recently brought rom pl ndo,plia. They
bad been drinking AMI guarding during the after
noon, bVt did uOl come 10 blows. Taylor being fipsy.
VI. advised D. 20 70 bed by one Of Ito coriOinls.
wliCl 10 did. Ecrtcrday morning he was dir
covered dead IN he bed. Three bayonct
wounds were found in as breast and The weapon with
which Tie thrasis had ogdonty been MADE we're found
on the 1o0r covered with blood for the length of FIX
inches. Iwo corporate and five slept III the same
room, but not 81 them WAS ~ what bad oc'
currci until mornng. They heard no noise " any
kind during the night. Redmond slept in another
room. He was nj once suspected Of being the guilty
psrty, and ACQUIRED 0f II. He placed under guard
and handed o,or 10 tho Police OF tie Forty fourth
Precinct who locked him up ~ await further inquiry:
Coroner Morris took charge ot the body VI deceased
srd Nil held II iaQl.e. to-day.
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uryrcs ~ THE A. A. PRovosr MAessALGzNEsAs}
SOUTHERN DIVISION ov NExi eMk. 800. {
Ncw.York Dec. 2b.h, T. D.
n -ss.> n. Hershv wivsn that ths trluteI lstsea

OF The names aa Icsdcnces of all p,rsess .nfo.a M,
,- proyi,ions o. the act Of sress srrev i
subject to 40 military duty IA the several dsre,s s
III. div sion viz: City ard County o. New ~ hhtr
Cusens Richmoud W.seer. koekiasd and ptnsn eouss
tesar, exposd view fos the inspee'ioo o. Tie pae"c
each Of the following places. O,.,. A.. p.u- s,.
HeaJaasrs Proves Marshal sseh District; IN. fohce ~
lions ard each places where tho poi were held 'ns
Any person enod may appear The Bcsri Of snroo
mer( al the District and aim 10 have DIS name .tcs. ~
thr ~ U can show the saIis elton OF the Board hs ~
!, and vii, not b. the time xed for the next ds'I s
s. ise. liable 20 military duty o. account o.
krst. Alicnase.
Second Non. Residence.
Third Unsuitabru-ss OF AVE. ,..
tourtk Manifest permanent Physical lisiDliy. Al. "a
Tue time dAed for hearing such case, WIN soe on ~ ~
Ja,paI,. 1904. "nLI,Aa = NJ he
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BEAUTIFUL LIFELINE PICTURES.
Cares d, F.s',c az PER lozsn Dupiries - ~ nee
h.fvss rrsf't-ct q. = LE1fs 80. iS2 chaihrin' y l.
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40 w. IA a and il. D. r. sunday irain...... $50
To Albany. by HaIl,fn r. H.. lcth.t. 9Th Nv lua m
Ss IN sunday A.
To Boston. by New Loudcn line. Pier ~ y; Il,
s,onineton line Pier 10, y. H., and Fall River
Ire Pier 3 n r. daily ,snnday e1cef,edl...... <p. NJ
y7,s., aas ;,bsv..'.....sam VI. 4 AMI p.
To noston by New Haven kR. 27th.si. sui 'in.
sr Ma shore Line........I. aud p sunday ?.
10 Buffalo. by hi" kk, foot 81 'hinibcIs
and ~ a In sAl y u"
10 lsip. Fire leland. and other rt.orts on Lon;
Island by l.. J. Railroad. from james sip md
loot Of 3,th ~, = R.................9sn H.. and
T., Philadelphia by New Jersey Railroad, foot OF
Coursdt.;. T. 10 u. g y. ll y. NJ sunday 4 p ~
To Phia yhia. by Camden and Antoy Railroad
Pier %. n H. foot OF Barclay si....:..t a an p ~
To W asliug'on by Nrw-JeTsey IR q AID 10 a N.
SUNDAY. q p
70 tie West. BY Central RAILROAD OF N,w'JcIry,
loot OF Court snGt st. and a. H.. ~ m..sDd p ~
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TIE underlined having been irpoin.d COMMITTEE tor
CO. eciior fond the rrtf The suffering ocaes-
wi, uois.-res rpA 70 The GERMANS e ey OK u iuef-
a.. noble represented oy sAen.
Our s14ATyeb a.. over De:nsny a.e proving hrii 'incefo
an Ducies IA aphs,.c but the suffering
sD<cy snCrs n. sie employees OF tie Governe NJ 10
hse %, ,s tneir III the immediate ics Of their
ncofs, 4. 50 great that every or which r OERxAS art
~ t promoted to 1--WE the will he needed,
AID such As confidently expected also iIo& the Gcs'
II America.
let % r-spoat ,h. expectation Germans OF New iorA.
AID bv ampe gts assure suffering counirym.n h. tao
dtAn ssh.,ni 81 heartfelt sympathy with Their struggle
a.aius. oyrrrs.n "A and wrong.
IN. unders.rei Will BE- happy to receive Your contiiou-
lions. l.EOfoLD b.rkn MIN NO ~ " IA ~
jobs LIENAU. No. Jones due.
u W LorL No. III Peerls,
GEORGE MOsLE. No 81 E,chsngeplsca
GUSTAV sChwAB, Ne D. koad~t-
E.w.yo,k Dec. 90 l2l
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For Coughs, Colds, and Consumption.

The VEGETABLE PULMONARY bALsAM - the mo"
medicine discovered II HAS ST 'oD TIE
Bs.r % ALL Tgsrs TINE having had m unprecedented sue
afs...Is IL a. accommodated oy orr pess
pb1sicIA.s our eminent cirizsSs the fREs, the
Trade, In feet by al who know IT, For ceticaes WHICH
can e given extent wrappers TO each hot
n. pro,rtors vii cserruy refund the money not en-
tr.y .ai..sctory Price 81 cents and the ATs. ootes
rnuc', ~, che-pcsi. BE CAREFUL CIT THE CzsrISN
which PREPARED only by REED 90 lLERS Co., Nho'eses
prusg..,s boston Sold IN Nciork BY Deaers generally
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prsprRArR ARRAY IN A DAycR-Housg.

pEsPrRATE ARRAY IN DAyCRHousR.-
At ;. O'Clock on Saturday evening q dssrnce'ul row
occurred tie premises No lbJ Mercer stree occupied
a. low saloon ard dance house by william NcNahon.
tho rcsor, q the mo, abandoned characters. Tie
aTav sceIns - have originated IN the following uni
ncr. On Ffidty eyerlrg Il MN nnmcd Casey cnnr.i
tie silicon became Engaged IN q difficulty and was
fAaly cicciet by he p.opr eior. He lon liierns
threats On saturday evening he entered the saloon
Hi;h gang - rougl- fd commenced abusing The pro
pTiatof and finally ELO kcd bn down with pitcher.
T. tie melee ca ctucf several shots were fred by
some person q. ahch took efc, iu tie bead ~ n
known g.. d" Rcd LeGry Tie ban cnie-irg Jgst
above tAc '-i' eye nact.ne dangerous and probably
fatal wound. o~aifl +. Harrington, residing ~ No.
40 lou'ft trcf' Ee1 also shot N tie am. james
pOWer8 Haf aio, iu The lr receiving severe wound.
TIE Eighth Jreclct Police .es,a entered q place aud
.rresf ul ~ the pariiera'ors IN dsgraceft r
Gn-ouo- NIfev vii make rn afterroFi-- examination
II te wounded men ben the .u facts In n, casc vii
Poe rllci'ei.
FATALLY STABBED. Valentine Hank. Adolph
Uanxr ard Andrew Rossrer. eii Germans, were n
rested 'lspCo 81 HeLr concerned in the siabhng
~ Patrick B-oJy Oh new. Years night in lfgefh,er
arll0n nt 30 I.S Ni,fh avenue kept by Valentine
Han.s. Jhe goundel Who "a n native - ireland.
ayed ~ years died ot is residence No. u West 2Sih
stree oa saturday morning. The prisoners have been
commute, 10 await toe action ofthe Coronors jury
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Entertainments This Day and rvcnin-

Eu,cr,u,unicnt- This Day and FTcrin-.
Far e Of coayerce sn ,ec aircfissmdis "a ctr ea7'
of ft.t g0gT.
WALIacEs TnrAT Il, oo.Itt OF broadway ahd im"-
s.r+efs-- Ho-cdac. 1891.
WINTER GARDKs Broadway opposite Bond stieei-lifse Of
O1Yrr,c 'rnxsrER. Broadwsy, above Houston street
Caunuas husband. e. -,. o,..t
nARSUas MusLUs froidwsy-bf''t fi'hch - -. -"
boy Two Dwuf-, &c. % all honfs-- icar''o - n''
Afternoon ard Evening. -,
YAK AsBrRGu MESAGEsiR broadway above HiFhs sr.''
--(;raud arsva an Of Wild ninai.
BHoApyAY AxpHITBHATER Broadway, near brooie t'ite4
Equestrian and Athletic ftriofnan'e.. 80 A.,
HopE CHIpFL broadway, above toudh street.-The NAM
moth Scrco scopticon. O., -,
YIrfos SALoox broadway above rfnoe sf.et-Ie CoTd'
vas Lecture. NJ,
popYoRTus HALL Broadway. ABOVE Irnth sroe.-ai''
D,mpster's Farewell Entertained Il.
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ACCURACY AND RELIAB1r.rrv.

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CHICAGO H., Saturday. Jan. q irti.
The weather here is most intensely cold. Al
O'Clock this morning tie thermometer was II p be-
1ow zero.
No trains !ef' for the East West last night, and
none hsve arrived to-day.
All TIE roads completely blocked ~ with snow.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1864-08-27
SIseriff;s Sale.

Circuit Court Of Picfse County. State of
Wisconsin. L. d. Newell. plaintiff. against
Phillip Herzog, defendant.
DY VIRTUE of an execution issued out Of
Id the Circuit Cont of Pierce County, for
the sum of One Hundred and FiftyTwo and
65-l00 Dollars, with interest thereon from
the Goth day Of April 1868, in favor of said
plaintiff and against said defendant. in the
above entitled action. have levied upon all
the defendants right, title and interest in and
to the following described property, to-wit ;
the south quarter of the northeast quarter Of
the south west quarter. containing ten acres.
and the southeast quarter of the southwest
quarter of section three (3) town twenty-sx
(26) range eighteen (ls.) and lots twelve (l2)
and thirteen (l3) in George Schazer's second
addition TO the city of Prescott. situated and
being in Pierce county and State of Wiscon
sin, which will expose and sell at public
auction to the highest bidder at the front
door of the Prescott House, in the city Of
Prescott in aid county of Pierce. ON the 18th
day of August, A. D. 1864, at III o'clock A, N.
To satisfy SAID execution and costs.
Dated this Doth dav of June, A. ID. 1864.
COLEMAN PUETT. Sheriff.
You've d FITCH. Plaintiffs Atty's. 9-u6