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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-08-15

tOTricv ~ THs fgcuRfri IHttAAAtt VO''{
No. 81 lIsR.sr, Gg1 ) OAK, .Ass- ., Ia'L
DIVIDEND NOTiC E.-Tlc Directors have
IL .!t Gay offer Bsiius rcs'fsaiorf rrgnif.d by sec
ton ~ ofa. O-neIp In.ur.uo- law a. Aneidsa ~ aay
l d.esird t .1oius D.t ibEND5 o. ihe IEoLts "
Tie hscsi wear ending July 81, g.; 49, ,.,,
IsL A CASH DIVIDEND ~ TEN UD PEN tfNi on
te citl OF 500 standing To the cTett q siocttqe-
on he hook. IL tie Company Is .th OF JslY lsh'
,ysh- 20 he saiG ocAnolGer. their heal representative
tS DEMAND 49,. 80. ,,, .,.,..,
the ou,.tading schp Of tie COmpsny i~yase IA ChI'
on or 1Nrr NOVEMBER l. - -
al 4 SCRIP Dividend Of FIFTY ~ PER CENT; on
AlcOp esrurd par pant premiums Of the year endns
July 81 for which SCRIP CEhIlFlCA-sS VIII be Issued o..
or alter SOY aHBER ]. - 81
TAN
l. JOSEPH WALKER, President.
THOS. w. BiEDSALL. Nicc fresdent.
T. Ulyrory
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No ~ E.c!1iyc.t llec. New.Y yuiy 70, 1854
D.IVIDEND. --The Board Of Directors nave
~ declared A DlNlDEND Of EIGHT bOLLAhS FLh
fiAE rola earnings 81 the pat sr months pay t'e o.
an eaer MONDAY the isth Of AHZl.t mont
Ia der. viii be- y ~ tho oficc % 1. H'Rl fthhiNS
80 10 ss:e.st Bscn until seP,sinteT HE uastI books
" " '''' " HAhI SAITH. Secretary
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DEOPENING or TIE

X EcARhuOA ROUTE TO CALIFORNIA.
IuE CFHTtAL AMERICAS TRANSIT COMPANY,
on SATURDAY, AUGUST u, AT NOON,
will dsp4,cL tL.if .ie. at new sea nthp
GOLDEN RULE,
from PIER No. % Nor.h v,r foot Of Weren't ennnecns
he fseiGs Ocean with TIE H'or''s ''''H'h.P moe
he accommodations thee foe veSes sr- very supenor
and ally .dapcd h tEe eolert o. iI3iss MOVING 10
tL- and oi g'lt. 80, - ~.
~ ""'' w. 9''"'' y D. n CAREIEGrON. AGENT =
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Crit o. Hsv-YoRK, Departlneht of Finance,
ConPTRoLLERs Opy1cs, AUG, II, 1884. !
DROPOSALS for the PURCHASE Of the
II STREET MANURE Of the CITY Of NETWORK for
u TERM Of ONE YEAR
SEALED PROPOSALS win BE- received II th. csce until
MONDAY, August r. l864- al o'ciock N. whea the
Sf publicly opened for the purchase for the
gear sEPTEABERi 1884, Of all Of the Street Manure
Gbich may dsposted a. ths dersnt danI4nx grounds
ehxeuFho tho city.
The various dumps situstsds
Rosevet street, T.. r. Nesey street, N. n
Stanton street. y. H. Watts street. N H.
Sixteenth street, v. r Oansevoor; street. ~ X
Twenty-,hird street, y. X.
ne proposals. viii state the price per iosd which parties
6spof .. al or nom any particular DUMP ground
No proposition will be entertained cIoet Tor the whole
eBoant OF delivered esrh dumping ground Zach
posi shall be indorssd Proposals. for Street Manure
nd directed 10 the Comptroller.
The night reserved 20 reject all Of the pfoTosas
oansideJs3 necessary for the Interests Of the city.
GA4TAxW r. RxEhNAN Conptselsn
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NYsrenEs1YR Couxr1

Oyylcy OF PACIFIC NAIL SrEAnsuIP 20.
NBwiokK, Augud D. 1854
NOTICE is hereby gwen that the Board OF
IN Dec,or, have this day dec,rods DIVIDEND Of FIVE
Is, PER CENT out the let esrnns Of the hast three
months PAYABLE the Office Of the Company on WtDNES-
DAY M, 7tb instant The transfer books vii close the
ih instant and reopen the 20t n'tsnt BY order Of The
r. w. @. BELLOWS Secretary pro TEN.
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AraT CLCTnlXs Akp EevirAGr OFFICE
10. IT. CISclEgATI. Ohio. August Q, lS5L )
PROPOSALS arc invited by the undersigned,
until TUESDAY, August To- 1854 al O'Clock p. for
ku1zAAiRg tlis Department 10y cont -ci) with
1IouUca DJCh;
- ounce DUCK,
ineh MANILA ROPE.
Samples Of which NAY be this cs OF Clothing and
Gquipsgs In this city.
b delivered free Of charge the IT, 6 Inspection Ware
ho,e IN this city, in good packages. with the Of
BE- parry Furnishing ire kind and sanity Of gOods dstucty
uparked esch article and pecksre.
Parties offering goods distinctly state In their bids Che
susny they propose furnish Tie price and time Of delivery
s.npes ssbmitsd be marked aud numbered TO
the sid the psrtiss thereto
ruarstee that the Foods shall be IN every respect squa T.
Army STANDARD otherwtetLs proposal will no; be c0nsdeTe
tusrsnty signed by Two responsible persons must a.
oompsny each bid. snsranteDg s tie BIDDER VIII suPly
be articles swadcd 10 hIn under his proposal - .
BIDS will BE- opened on TUESDAY. August 10. 1884, al
selock % st this Office, and bidders requested 70 be
D1esent -.
Awards will be made on WEDNESDAY. Apsnst IT, 1904
Bonds viii be required thai the CONTRACTS VIII be faithfully
hlhled.
Te.srsms relating to Proposals will no< he noticed
Blank forms of Proposals. contracts aud bonds be Oh
nslod at this Office.
The rghs 70 reject any bd deemed unreasonable reserved
By ordu Of Col THOMAS SWORDS. A. q n. q.
c. w. MUULTOS. Capt and A. q N.
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HAxraHirE AND BALTIMORE Coal Co.
INV ioKK OYyicE. no. % Unity bonding
August l. 1906
TIVE Board of Directors Of this Company
IL have this day declared Semi Annual Dividend Of 1--WE
PER CENT the Capital stock tbcr OF payable 81 The
oSios Of the Company, and after TIE ilih inst
fbe Tfansler books will be closed wednesday. the
10th inst and will Be rooperel Tuesday. the i6tb Inst
JOHN u. CREENLEES sec.
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O2yIcx or igg CHICAGO AND ALros ~. CovPAsr
CHICAGO. .u'y %, issi.
EOTICE.-I G lIoa.d OF Dlrec.

DIyIDEND EOTlCE.-l-e Board OF Direc-
tors OF the Chicago aid Alton Rhrasd Company have
THIS ID Az .c.afed III NiDEND OF THREE AND on
HALF PER CENT. Ire 7u Governnent tax on The ire.
;srrsd aud onuon stock IL tie IoDfany aso DIV lDEND
ol TWO hSD ONE.HkLf PR CENT free tom Govern
ueut tax the sock Of tie Company being ~
lieu of dividend tie psy et II which deferred ~ Jan
ufry nj by reason Of extraordinary expenditures for ro
,cck and oihe. pugpoes. s payable At tie office OF M n
JESUP c., Nc. - EIcncnse pace, Newton on and
AFTER 1Jeh Ag.ut 1864 -,
Tie Tran.fl HOOK. Of tho Company viii close lie ioh.
'"- 'f'' -" r. b. BLACKSTONE, PRECEDENT
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TAPSCOTT's LONDON and LIVERPOOL
i PASSAGE OFFICE. No. 81 Souihst, New.iofk.
DRAFT, Ca ENGLAND, IRLLAND, SCOTLAND and
WALES - - ,....,,.ee,
TAPsCOrr CELEBRATED LlSE OF LIVERPOOL
PACKETS SAIL TWICE WEEK -
LlSE Of LOsDOs PAChEiS SAIL EVERY TIN
DAYS
Parties wishing TO take T-s-ase, send 'os hrr eEds OF
money Tao oil country. The lu~-t rates
by app. yinsto TAf5DuIT DEOftitl<, = 20,
40. q SDnth-s,.
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NETWORK & NEw.HAvEN RAILROAD

SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
ISL COMMENCING MAY 1854 INA
Pssense, Station In EewYors. corner fthse nd sths
Ectrmce zIth-st
TnAIsS LEAVE NEW-YORK:
For New.Hsven 9 GIL ii;So . M is;ls (EIk ~
Gr. s:s1. $50 and !ETl Il ua,H,A ,~
ror iforJ and sratiord & II 70 {. $50 $50 n
for Faifseid Southport and wsssport T. ii:~ ~ ~"
ioS so,w.h, 4 $50, ii;,' /. M, n:i' tEIh 81" tE1h
Far p.Iien aud Gresusi:n T. go i',o nj $50 asa
for Gre@nweh $50 lir,o 80 40 $50 $50 N;
For Stamford T. 9TH 800 lI;o) MI i-;I' ts-Lb
W,( 3:SJ 4. -. 80 6:3o. 2 (EI,D o. nj
q" ''''' ~ 0oasEcfiSa TRAINS.
For Boston via Sprtn=hed, - m irJ.)i ,ELb Up n
For Bosion via shore Li.. ii,. tEI J. pm
Ps hartford sad Springfield. stELl h's'A at ''Shh
$780, p m u,o u ..
Montreal. 3 p. 70. u y oi,h4npton
For Hartford frosiJeIoe ana FshAiI Railroad t|Ab
II :a0 . r,a.,
For sew. Haven New.Londoa and stOnins,on RsfoadA
Isr Cs,i i.sscsd i,,ls ,. IN. to Northampton
Tor Housliouic RsirosI g ~ , ?. TIA
F.r ,,aurs.uck PshroeG, .. ~. , p m
Tor UAnhnry snd Norvsk Railroad, 80 t:"p N.
Comn,aaio,. s.esriry 1 sftscisd 70 p IN Trans
JAMES H. dol "a. superintendent
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OyricI oy ras SngLDxs AND CoLusniis CoPrEz Co..
No q Wimslnti k-w-i olL, jan. - 1874,
yrNuE SHFlIJtN MINING COMPANY an,

4 the COLUhsIAN MINING COMPANY. hsyinr become
ids.1 in the 81 eden aud Columbian CoPpr Com
pany pnIsDt 10 tie laws .. ,h- State Of Medig Ioic. IL
hereby ge 10 tc 5ockhot-rs Of h-'c CONF n' ,nai they
requirsd return their Ceh aies Of ~ocs which they
hold e. the OIL Of III. tonpany No y NLliamst In
tie City Of New fcb before tie Inst day o. November nen
sid receive Certificate. therefor om he Sheldon and
Colombian Copper Company Ia tbs proportion o: one -!ar
tho Stcd,n md Cou Copper Company Tor Two shares
Of the other Companies odA-d with II. IN GefAn
thereof such stock viii D. fJfr!. ID Ey order
HENEY FHELPS. Secretary.
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A TLANTIC and GREAT WESTERN
"A RAILWAY. NEW BROAD GAUGE ROUTE PAs-
sENGER TRAINS LEAVE NEw.hUkk W. r we h,,
~ CLEVELAND. o., WirHOUT CHANCE " CARs
connecting with railroad. for oil principal ehss inc
runrins order Man.srld 0.oo Urcsn' Dayton 0nen
"S''A MsslvuE Il 0sssral SsDt
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NV. YoRK. Aug D. 1884
THE TRUSTEES of tho Consolidated
Il PETROLEUM OIL COMrANY hav. me Gay e do
CENT Qb tie capital stock psr value SO per shArsl
fom the earnings Of the Company for the nonh OF yn
psysb, AT The ONCE Of The No. " Bro.d aud
aass tlaA lsih inst 0RltflN, eeeSveoI
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FNHE BANKERS AND BkOhEHS LIE
4 GRAPH COMPANY incorporate und~' III" L.Ss 81
,re Of Colombia snd by spci kei. o. tn L.si.ianrr o.
rennsyi,ania MAJ. 1854 sd orrsniIsd 10 rLi1efhs with
the ''-'"i"s ~ HIN Il. wiiSiuGnr. Prr.issu,
JOHN s. RIrlESBDUS 81. secretary and Trea'urer.
nfgEcr0Rs;
GEO W. MCLEAN CO.., Hfm Of Jefane' Ri;s' Co..
H. L. GAw e.q, Arm q Cav, Msesesier Co, Ph!l'del-
JOHN s xEwGoLp. eco. hnn Of Se"b,ld, son A'r'
M 'fi,!'sr eco srsn swrn. Fih,r Sous Baltimore
LEONARD !. Fpk a. 81. t.titi1'r.
Moor. lOWEs MAtt. banlet. ses tlv co.nFsHJ $50
Treasury ggLdiGs Nov YORK.
1s arjce o. IL Cooperation 10 10 crec go 'e@ o' poles
an s~ifc fofnnf dsso h' 10 IN ~ 10 s n -
Wellington sni tn IracpA b. efad'''r you a"l 10 -
lab s Offices ~ TIE ant irsu 30 va ~ isg I.
nr.ss.-, and ~ connecting ~h o'-fr hnfs a." ~ IA
points. be ahe 90 acnd n'si.ff :" 80 is % f S"''
b- Ire !. NV ia of con.ruct'n sd oon'rHct'
Law. h., entered fof a.. purchase - wiz sni oe iiA
brGls bone va. ~ n-oi ''efP pl we % ~. y ~. .
en- cpra,ed TO have Que - - Nfft o. ,rfsn'l 49,
t u.in point, taan siIy day trd to- ts' ~ Va"
b. pat 40 AID H. of-.r ton H4usIi.t' - s"ff-
No .u;,re., Ia the n'fL~, otter, "1usl pf'~fct'
Of r.oht Un tAa 81 ;rri hng lni fs naisr 81 tr hli
t.,. rrcposed dJns ty mi Con psny is ran" IA
pc. 'ff,nis IL. to oens rvconucaded 10 the p-9c IS
/ choice investment.
TIE number Il a.ie- proposed to % sIpnyci By t- Com
pany .oV, that Nih Tor mzntg"n EN- " eau "a sad Dc
/ 90 livid0njs % ~ %. - Pc cent p'r srfuf-
sfl b.. ofcu.I m Int city SATURDAY.. Aug q, .. the
/ siirs Of q HlLIOS sCIuBNER, nc. 5, wian..t. sud
s,nsn open until fler mol e,ad the a5sciptio.' tco.'rd
4 viii be pS~gbr hy i'.st-in eris
Iis intended have he i~r,st DIVIDED In The dfrr"n;
cities through which tie viii pass t-efrioc, BIT nm
| tied suiount Of the S.ars va b" ehaT-d H. osoh.
Fnf. particular vii b- Fse' upon sppl ing AZ the oihc-
81 %. HILIO, sCgtkSlK eel. where toe Pfesdent o'
tic Con pony VIII b. IL constant .t,rndluce
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.ISAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFOhi.
FOR nosroSS,, prRo NASHUA.
wsErClEsslTtEh LtoI,,iRn irifE wAiTE FOUNTAINS
NJ 10 iSTERME DATE POINTS
Tie and seue .,s.n,t: Gi re SSEwYOix.
We ~ i,y Sundays eIcep'cil, at O'Clock N,
leave Ig ,s f,, No. s. North Rvel loot Of Vs'ry'''
ron HEw.LONpoS. 1,,.,, tran, a..
there connoctn. with tho sonninout ttpeIs " W
80, Int. Nj, norwich mi Norcs't- boston ,nd w OF
60 , orcester and NASHUA aud New Loncon anu N"nei"
ltalb Oid. ,.~.,..,.. &c, ,pt,rmstsou lanure
''''"'' l. ). MARTIN, Agent. oh tho get
1--WE GREAT INSIDE R0UIE FOB BoS-
4 TRANSFORMATIONS STEAMBOAT LINE.
VIA GROIUN AND PROVIDENCE
THE oLDf ThE QUICKEST. u.
THE sA fhs MOST DIRECT
AVOIDING POINT JUDiIt!
The mlsuihcea, steamer
COMMONWEALTH"
Capt }. w. WILLIAMS.
On TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS
.PLYkOUrn ROCK
On MONDAYS. WsYss6SEsbAYs, and FRIDAYS.
o.. bo,, start from Pier No. 10 North River Zoo.
acknowledged by cod tsasr
or. 10 b. the ages stFonses most conifor soe ana
hst tst hsys evaf la American In SanH.er and
Winter H. md calm TIE Commonwealth snd rynou
l,ock Invariably make the passage.
sumptuoas .uppsIs aud uIaron'y fur'hsd Stale rooms
are marked feature. q 'Ss: . floating psisss'
made with port the wsterng Pieces the North snd
south shores Ia Massachusetts, Gresi Eastern routes oi
Maine and for the White Mountains e.
nerths aud state may be secured = hAfnssns -
~''' ''''e No lis WEsTcyT.. Nsw.YorL.
No. " WESTINGHOUSE Boston,
n r. sIMONS. Agent.
Merchants Navigator aud aasPortstioo 20.
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PROPOSALS. for FUEL for the COUNTY OF
NEW-YORK vii be received by the Copntee on uei
O! ths Board Il SupeTvis RS for ter Gays. =. ,oo.
Bidders Will state the price pro Ds fo 800 tuns
b.s Anthracite Coa, delivered Al sueh places In inns ey as
the Conmttes n,oy direct be delivered during tie months
.! AIeast and September. 49, 49,
As the price cord for 20 cords Pine wool sawed Aa
split
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NORTHERN H. r., of NEW-JERSEf:-
~ Trains lesvs Jessey City os rsrmen, q :. ,a' VI.
ans an r. aud SIS Ibs via NJ ~"
"-' '1' THIS. W. pEsi Arrest, Superintendent
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,lrAnlING AND COLUMBIA RAILROAb.

DEADING AND COLUMBIA RAILROAD.
IL Tat. new Road Completed and In good fnhonS
o,drr u,h nrs class Passenger Cars and hsvnG niAis 81
u,.ni, " the conn@car roads NOIiI AND ST. ny
ir. o the trryrln, puzzle d. ec and ThkoUo toate
On. WASHINGTON aud BALTIMORE, VIA Yosk, Comm
IN, vni Reading 10 Allentown, Esston, and Nt"-iohh'
wien route ios oca,y ami SUAagR RESORTS saeu1 DO
q. el e. be- appreciated =, -,
Trains Sorh cave Counbis - 500 a IN, ace:
Tr.in. No Nh leave Coiutnbia OF 1890 ?. No., rase
T,,,n, arrive ct BEADING al 1889 a. m, Acc
TtJn. srr,ve AZ Reading at <:2J p IN. Fast
Tran. >ouh leave heading ct cd - w. Acc
5sins .rriv, 4 Coinn,bia 1t go a. un.. Acc.
Tain. arrive at Colaul1a At " Q. M, cast. =,
The uivcr -n.quelsn a. Col amo's cre'ed oy ss'e
NEW OAf waits the ARRIVAL OF he ifsios 10 con
Wv he pls,ens,s over the change being eishiiu rssn
AZ, hy D.. tg.t line " IA due at Columbia ,,,
h. ". NOR fHKOP, hootRi 1870,
l,nrrl llck-t Agent. O-ncrsi >.IesiSsen.s---
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Proposals.
HEADQUARTERS DgPasTsEsr or WAsEiSoIoS ]
OFpck OF CHiXP iSuAertkaAsf1Ht I

OFUcE OF CHixP iluAertsaAsf1Ht I
WAsHiSGTos, Angus; o. l5oi )
PROPOSALS. for HATS, CAPS, SHOES,
L DRY GOODS, SEWING MATERIALS. te.--Wril.rn
Proposes viii be received at this Office until further noler
Furnishing tire following acs for Of contrabsnd 'orn
women sud children IN this Department: .
Drceais Kusset. tc) and other s.rvioosbe Boots sna
Shoes U men, and oi;tdfenx wear.
Chip Felt and WOODEN Fate and Co,n Caps
Kcr.ey Lnsey. Gins1ams, Calcoes' blankets and eiher
W oo,sn and Cotton Goods. $500 49,
lin.
weo,en Socks and Fur'sps
spool Cotton black and white: Lineu THREAD.
Bone s;spenier Buttoas. large Buttons for toat,
White Porcelain buttous lArn, koedrs AID otbei Se"ns
NateIiaf and Tnu.rins.. "a,
AIns shonid I've with bid at the expense e ths
tarty foryT sr1iu. the s.Iro -,
An octh Of a .ezance slould accompany csch bid. -,
No verbal proposition will b. entertained, bat every o'a OF
modification Of tie sanDe must lie III wfiginZ
Purchases will be made from u,e 10 time as 'ne toous ~
needed der contract oteIwe the interests o 'he
Good security vi he rccnrsd for the hithfulfo anient OF
any made nnder ti- DIVER tiser'ent
Proposals shoad We sealed aid ddres. 70 the nndeisns
and do1,,d Propo.a, for furnishing Dgy Goods, &c
ELiAS ~. GREtNE,
Lieu, Col aud Chief Qusrerniter. Deprt ment ei wash
iDgtou.
Once iEHT CLOTHING Aso EauRAss'
No lsn1 IIsoI.SATi, OHIo, Arsnst u ..o1.
/ A RMY SUPPLlES.-NOTICE 10 WHOM
"A 1T NAY COSCfRN-Certsii Csr,rsr'ors win ui'
HAVING m I'd 70 anish the supplies according 20
her agreement notice is berO5y given that WI so,l"sss
Z, Ss ohoe ii Clothing and Eqaipase in Cincinnati o., until
INFANTRY TROUSERS
for immediate delivery. . ~
Toe Irownrs nus; be equal In every psrceia 10 the
STANDARD SAMPLE N lis office Purchases viii b. made fiou
time 10 time emil the de6cieneies are fully supplied
by order Of Col ThoxA svoEps A; u , ~;
Captain aud A. u n.
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Witness i,eai
Prop 1.sis VIA Ne addressed 20 General O.OROE
D. RAMSAY Chief Of Ordnance. Washington, ID. g." and
IN be endorsed IL soDosas for Horse Equipments"
GEORGE u. RAMSAY,
Rh-adcr- 0ene.sl Chef Of OT1nsgce
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90 fct.

ITO LET "A FURNISHED DOUBL4
thrsc-story house Broad street, Eissbsth N q.
minutes wak nom the depot 0ss hroushoet vssg -
~ nso' Possession meS,asly ipaoS cnpT q
R. " O6os, Jervsy City, b. c. CHEfWoop. Iassos@
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-FOr Al.
Il BAEY Ard TROY, CCEEECTlNG With TRAINS
NORTH and WEST. Trains leave: -
From Chsnhcrss. / from 3thrf
Express, aud 10 In and I'Y, lo;z n, and s'Ssna
4and D. SIP N
Troy sid Albany with sleep Ii;W q.
inscsrJ i0:Dp
Rkigebeck Train. p M zi1z p. n I'D
Fought eepsis 1rsil. Q = n s:21A ms ed IL" -
sad p -l -l.f ID
Peekskil Train AIS P. N. HM Pm
Sing Sing TRIM 80 atu II 1:sS m, AZ iz:O cas''
m, aud Sis y p. n
Tsuytown Train 3u end $50 and 1;Tr m
%.
On guulsys al s:21 p N. nom 2othstrece.
T;ett. M. b procured At any u the oices Of Wscos
Frrrr., Ia NewYrk and Brooxyu and Baggage checked
the house points tie rod aud 10 SarloSA springs
j. N. TOUCEY Assistant Superintendent.
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NEW RAILROAD LINE SOUTH
~ BaOOkLYN 10 PHILADELPHIA.
THROUGH IN hOURS

~ BNgWhNIN TO Ttt!I4.l uI1.
ThGDUJH IN hOURS.
rste az. Excursion Ipkais 80 s5oo for three DAYS
On AID rfrf MONDAY Avg. l. i1a, 5y the eorin'".ous
steamer fssE HoYr, loo, OF Aaaiies Lroskya r,eGy
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-07
From Cincinnati.
Aggregate Casualties in the Railroad
Aceident-Reeeipts Of the Sanitary
Fair-GOv. Bramlette after the Gu-
erriIIas.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 6.-Two persons were
killed, and 30 wounded, in the collision
on the Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton
Railroad, yesterday The trains were
running at S5 miles per hour when the
accident occurred. Both trains were
badly wrecked
Hemingway & Bros glass establish
ment was destroyed by FIRE last night.
The receipts of the Sanitary Fair are
estimated at 100000.
A dispatch from Chattanooga says the
weather has been singing cold for the
last three days. Two soldiers were fro
zen to death at Bridgeport, Ala, on the
Both ult Soldiers are re-enlisting rap
idly.
The rebel lines are IS miles from
Chattanooga .TEF1
Gov Bramlette, of Ky, has issued a
proclamation ordering military COM
mandants, when loyal citizens are taken
of by guerrillas, to arrest at least FIVE
rebel sympathizers in the vicinity of the
outrage.
The regular trains of the o. & NJ.
Railroad are now running regularly.
The night express, both east and west,
will be continued as usual.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-07
The Tibnne has the following:

The Tribune has the following:
WASHINGTON, Jan. 5.-The mission
Of General Bitter has much wider
reach than has yet been stated, and re-
lates to future plans of the utmost i'm
vortance. Butler had a protracted inter
view to-day with the President, Score
tary Stanton and Gen. Halleck, and is
understood to have received their en-
dorsement Of his proposed course, and
had full power given him to carry the
same into effect and that all the rebel
prisoners, about SO, 900 in number, will
Be transmitted to his department is true,
and retaliating measures to a proper and
legitimate extent have been determined
upon. There is also embraced in Gen.
Buffers scheme move which the rebels
little think of and which cannot fail to
bring them to terms. He has proposed
. counter mode to every possible contin-
gency, and whether they refuse to hold
Communication with him or not the re-
suit will b the same
Other specials are Of the same tenor
on the same subject
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-07
SpeculatiOns on Early's Proposed
Raids-His plans Disconcerted.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 5.-There is reason
to believe that Earlys movement in the
Shenandoah Valley is for no other
purpose than to protect the section and
railroads south Of that point from our
cavalry raids. Early has none of his old
division, but has been furnished one
brigade of each of the other divisions of
other corps, evidently for the purpose of
leading us to wrong conclusions
From reports of rebel prisoners and
desertsrs, no apprehensions are now felt
concerning the operations of Early in
that region.
The House to day appointed Special
Committee on Canals, and it hopes to
report bill for the Illinois Canal in a
short time Samuel R. Ruggles, with a
report on the enlargement of the New
York & Erie Canal, is here, urging that
improvement He has just returned
from Europe.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-07

WASHINGTON, Jan. 5.-A special to the
Tribune says an officer of the Govern
ment Just arrived from Newborn, North
Caroline, reports that the scheme for the
occupation of abandoned plantations,
works admirably. The rental already
provides quite revenue, besides receiv-
ing support for thousands of poor peo-
pie both white and colored.
The bill introduced by Senator Wilson,
to-day, provides for the examination be-
fore boards constituted for the purpose,
of every Quartermaster, Commissary
and Paymaster now in the service or
hereafter to be appointed.
Gen. Burnside leaves tomorrow to as
sumo command of the Department of
the Ohio, relieving Major-General Fos-
ter, who is reported in bad health.
The Heratds Army of the Potomac
dispatch of the 9Th, says there will be as
much or more excitement in this army
during the ensuing three or four months
as within any other Department.
A special says, Cumberland, Nd, and
New Creek are now considered safe
Gen. Kelly has used the utmost activity
in the whole Department, and particular
ly along the railroad
EarlT's great raid has proved failure
and has ended in a glorious 6zzle.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-07
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
DRAFT NOTICE.

DY ORDER OF THE WAR DEPARTMENT.,
I'D the time for hearing applications for exemp-
lions, as heretofore published, has boon extended
to January 9th, 1864, and the increased .bounties
offered will continue to be paid for enlist
ments both in old and organizations, up to
January 5th, 1864. BLYTHE HYNES,
dec31 Captain and Provost Marshal,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-07
ELECTION NOTICE.

A MRETING OF THE MEMBERS OF THE
n Evansville Presby tefian Church and Gongre-
cation will be held at their usual place OF worship
corner of Second and Walnut streets, on Wednes-
day evening, January 9Th, 1864, at O'Clock, at
which time and place hye Trustees will be elected
10 serve for the term of three years and until
their successors are duly elected.