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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-26
nouhlle.s 4 Canar,l.

From Richmond We hare a report
thar the Union forces under Generals
ssousman and Barbridge, after a Two
dsys fight, were defeated By Gensral
Breckenridge, near Glade Spring, Va
No doabi The report il eanard. 1t is
more probable tha; Generals S,onemAn
aud Barbridxe, having accomplished all
they sel cut 10 DO. are falling back de-.
bbsrately iato Eas, Tennessee. while
Brsekiuridgs Is dong whas he can to
harasa 'hem. The Richmond papers
admit the destruction Of valuable lead
works, bat claim that the salt works al
Saltsille ere still safe We think il
likely, when The truth Is ascertAined,
that The salt WORKS az well as the lead
have been thoroughly destroyed.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-26
Correes the Enrollmeni Lists.

Ii isimpoFtaut that ihe people OF the
several townships OF the state should
take prompt measures 20 correct the en-
rolimeui lists before the quotas Of the
several States are assigned This will
be done soon, when It vii be too late TO
elect the quotas Of the State 5ya cor
reetion oi mistakes All persons Who
have died, removed. enlisted in the army,
the physically disabled, aliens not sub
Ject 10 draft, and those over aud under
the proper age, shoad be stricken from
the lists, and the names OF Young men
who have arrived 81 the age Of twenty
years, since the enrolment, and those
subject to draft, wbo have since become
citizens Of the to~Rship, should be add
ed 1t Is important also to men who
have been enrolled IN one county and
changed their residence 30 smother, to
take the necessary steps 10 have their
enrolment transferred to their present
place OF residence, Otherwise they are
liable 10 be drafted in both--Iaaian-
Gpolis Journal
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-26

NEw IoRE, Dec. 24.-The steaner
corsica, from Havana via Nassau, has
arrived.
Nassau papers contain ridiculous &C
counts of Sherman's army being dread
fully cut up, divided, and there being
$4,000 troops in Savannah to meet him.
and the probability of his escape as
doubtful
Vim. Rawson, the new Governor of
the Bahama Islands, had arrived at
Nassau
A Gen. Lee IS reported by the Nassau
Guardian to have left Nassau on the
18th, on the steamer Dsrien, for Ber.
mudA
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-26
List Of Casuaftass Caused by Rail-
road Accident.

CLEVELAND, Dec. 24.-The following
IS the list Of casualties caused by The
disaster on the 80 sland and pitishury
railroad yesterday: Killed, John Robin,
son aud wife, Of Petersburg, Michigan
q. II. Perry, Of Cleveland; DR.. Miller,
OF Uaion, Ohio.
Wounded-Geo Penoyer, Of WiAssil.
badly; WIN. Thonpsoa, Of Ansoa, badly;
Mrs. Gloyer, of Philadelphia; Captain
King, Of Winchester Z. 5. stephens, OF
the Indian Bureau, Washingsoa, badly;
Mrs Thompson, Of Mansfield. B. ii.
Graham, Of Millersburg, G. Tenworthy,
9f Philadelphia; L. Il Hammond. Of
Cleveland n, b. Stither, Of Cleveland:
DE- Bach, Of Pittsburg; W. H. Baldwin,
OF Elmira' A. Gilman, of Cleveland, and
a few others, slightly.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-26

@wCsrs.s De visss.. viSzssts. or .zgs Ploto-
graphs, sithAr from iifs. or copied frou old Pic
urea, warranted s4a2i 70 Anv froE Eastern Cities
nd At rsaseaabis pviess. juesf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-26
Rebel Grnma bling.

New YoRK, Dec 24.-The Richmond
Examiner Of the 2lst says its army 10
Tennessee has been terribly misussd and
has suffered awful injury, but il may b.
restored 70 efficacy again by the hand that
did it after Missionary Ridge, Johnston.
The ExaHfHer Of the 10Th says the
Government has received official dis.
patches from Savannah saying all was
we'll.
A special 10 the Tribune from Wash-
i.ngiog kills Moseby again By report
from Piedmont
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-26

DER mERY, SOAPS, TOILET ARTCI r.
L fslastas. CoamstiSnss. Teeth, EaH, Fl.sh.
hslF aud Caosh brushss, Comhs In grsAt tarisfy
Nay b. founa ~
A g. HALIn prnx store
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-26

AEw YoRK, Dec. 24-An extensive
fire occurred in Beekmore Street last
night Los $4,000 The sufferers
are Jas. T. HaIsey & Co, Hardware
Auelioneers, $4,000, s. Glenn 4 Bro,
hardware, $4,000, Foster & Howard,
hardware, 5000; Bassett 4 Mace, ].
Il Scott, Edward Barnes & Co Sampson
4 Good, Scott & Co, losses unknown.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-26
New FORK Noon Markets.


EEw ToRE. Dec =.
COTT0N-Qaist at y
FL0uE-Dail and hsaFs t64Zse lower
WHEAT-Duii and 293c lover
C0kN-Dzail ard nomiuaI as / sal 81 fet
uatxed
0ATs-Qulet
PORE-Duii aad Iowsr
LARp--Duli ana 4f0sping a. q 8z4yze
WHIsKY-He&Ey a. lsazr 20
sJOCES-BsttsK. especially Government stocks
GoLD-C1oszd At 3s5Z
CEgTTFICATEs-1g
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-26
Net Assets, July /, 1864,
&S.4OI.93@.56.. y.

:. The PLAN AND ORGANIZATION of ths
KfNA, AFTER IS years Of severe trial has rs
alfred the Ereatsst public advaEtazss .-s
success OF the various systems of Ftrs Iasu-
rance in tire eeantry. l. now better tbs1
ever prppaTod for duty.
5. i6,ooo Loss Claims have been settled and paId
SIXTEEN MILLIONS OF DOLLARS
8 THE CONSUMPTION OF PROPERTY BY
klRk. ia the United States Averages ovur
Slo0u1o daily. Is your property exposed
and unprOtectedf e
= ARE Y0U INSUREBf II not. whv No. ,
TIE coss Is trfning the duty is arIlauffzs .
the result may BE your escape from ruin
while delay and neglect nay irvolvs
you in bankruptcy. poverty, OF srzsl d.
appointment. rrs.
8. PARrICULAR ATTENTION xnd regard Is
givsa 70 small risks Esll a. large enas.
Able and superior eommsrcszl sdxantsSss
aHoraed
n%- Insur&soe solicited and Policies Issued hy
W. NEXSES, Aesns,
las Marble Eall Building Ne g. Main a.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-26

1t. Louis, Dec. 24.-The formal open
ing of the Unien Pacific Railroad, from
Kansas City to Lawrence, Kansas, took
place on Monday On Wednesday last
a grand jolli6cation was had at each end
of the road. Daily trains are now run
ming between the points named.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-26

All TIE medical msa ard tbs Pre~s recon asnd
Dr. strick lads Antf~CboisrA MiHtura "a ne 81 "
certain rsmsSY for Dizrrhsa ard pyssntsry IL
comhiHstiou q AsfrfageBts. Atsortsnss
ssimaiAnts. api CarminatiFeas aRd f. warranted
% aEAect curs after Al other msans hare fsilsa
Fer s4in y Druggists. Gsasxd Duss4 8 Fzst
Fourth street, Gincinaafi, Ohio-
ahfa-9 HAIvu
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-26
Rixer.and Weather.

CINCINNATI, Dec. 24.-River fallen 5
feet, with now - feet in the channel.
Weather clear. Thermometer 3I0.
PIrTsRuRG, Dec. q Noon. - River
feet inches, and falling. Weather
cloudy but pleasant
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-26
MEDICAL NOTICE.
LIVERY STABLE.
AMERICAN STABLE,
On Third bet. Main and L0eugt SIS

THIS LITEET ESTABLISHMENT. WHICH
Il i yell kzsEz fkrozxhozE the cszsfry, sos-
sesse4 e-&cls scvsn tags superior % Euy similar
sEtaslAsAme1f IN the City EzTfEg srrzngsnents
Tor ne sospssn of prfvAfs horsss a. livery % the
lowest EStss-
CaTri4gss Tor Waiting % lss Coaekss, Light
wagons su1 sTsgy kisc Of rosf vsbseis % "a.
Horses sold G. cozzission- sseon1 hand Bags
for seie - tss very lowest prsoes PAssssesrs fE-
w&rz>d ~ al pArts Of ths country By SPECIAL con-
vsysses- EICHABDSoEs BRTTToE 90.
apI4
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-26

cnefssArI. Dee. =.
FLOUR -EarhsngeA
WgEAT-Dnll. ard prioss droopingt 2Qoa1 3.
for Red, and esa2 - FOR white
C0RA-szaroe AID 10 aemzzd Bsz Ear p.
BYE--DEIl at l458I -
0ATS-FIruer. at s41Gs.
BAELEY-Duii At se1I -.
WHkSEY-Un nsssslsd. kalssrE ask ? Is. and IL.
baysrs oasr I042 l.
PROyIsIOSs--Qnfsf and Eaehangsd,
H0GS-Tnchanesd. Rscsfpss e,eog. 200 =
averages hsi5 AZ Il IS, but nss s2lssbls a. osei
IA %.
GR0CEETEs-UD -UDehsngsd and quist
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-26
Sweet Light Bread.

CTRAITOE's CELEBRATED TEAsT CON.
- pound. TIE very best Articis for family bakisz :
ever i8rsEts6- These e4kss, whe1sysr thsy hazs
cone in coEpstfo1 With other ysast czkes ha-e
Invariably cArrisd g the prsziEzg 8 z
Tss trBds es1 b szpPiisd - A. C. HAfioekss
P1sso&cr, ExArsyfiis, lad ke<Is
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-26
NOTICE.

Notice Of Appointment Of Admin
istrator.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GfYES THAT THE
y and rssgned has besn appoinlsd Admiut4-
trator 81 tas estate of Jassph HixEsnbostoa. late
q NAnderburgh county. dsceasea. SAD estate i
supposed % = insglsenf.
CANADA HIGaENBoTTOM,
octT-3ww Admfnimtrnsex
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-26
NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIYEN THAT TWILL
~ make application 60 the City Council for per-
mission 70 build Stable aEd " God House, fifteen
Is thirty bet, on the rear part OF lot No. -, in
block No, l, Eastern Enlargement Of the city OF
Evansville, within the fire limits
declS-2N HENRY @. GWATuMEY.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-26
The Evansville Journal.

The Evansville Journal, one Of the
aolest aud most enterprlsing papers in
the State, has COR saeneed the eablica.
ton Of an evening Siihon. We are glad
to note this evidence Of enterprise by
oar c0temp0raries Ind Journal.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-26
PIANOS.
FIRsT-CLAss PIANOS,
Misses Lawrence

The
Misses Lawrence
ARE AGENTS for EMgRSOwss
e - y VOsE's. and BRADBURY's esIs-
- brsssd PIANOS, whicb they ar.
sao9nfinsafly rsosisfax, ssd shl1h
Ahsy Nill aeii - man nut@efursrs' prices.
TAsss Pianos, for Durability, power, and rich
n-es q tone are ansurpssses.
The Bradbury Plano reosiTsd seven FiFsf Pre-
nia1s Sithfn fsur w.eks IN TIE morfks of sep
tambsr and October sssf, snd is fwrnous for fts
slaststys brIlfi&Dey aa1 bsz@fsfai sisszg gualsfz
q tane
Z Tksy srs also excfazlEs AKsnts a. this vicinity
for Mason Hsmiis's esisbrafsd IAbsnst Orxans
whIen. f5 qaafitys roiane - tone, end powsr o (
sHprsssipn. are tar suEsrior 70 zsiodsoEs, hArrns
nf1sss o. aaT ether rssd insfrzusrt
FhsT have izst rsoeiEed thFss of thsss 0rrsns a
thsiF rssiasaosr On Water strsss, first sooT h~isw
Ch@s1uf furarT
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-26

sz~ General Ths;sas's Christmas
present % the ,sAypAul sisters - A
worsied Hood.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-26
HOTEL REoPENED.
Washington House,
CHRIS. HEDDRICH, Proprietor.
cer. nAia Au' rhird sta,
EtANsVILLE, IND.

I'His Old. WILL ESrABIIsHKD. AND
a wide -anaur hotei has been closed fnr ssv.
stAi Neeka tndsreeiug repairs II has, aurlns
ssls Als, teea reIsiEted Inside aud eat. has bee
sstye1sif htied 20, and 10 great uarasurs tas q
.~H-ss - NstA aae teais anl furnttuna. The propris-
50 n@Ae ssrry arrangement % rwHdsr bic
hQuse conxeuient, hsaithV and 1850. u. -
petiic ~ -
Thanking the public sor n. nu. p.,r..,... ~. 4,
y. : e1taes ~ feAfA hAa b~en eatenaaa ~ ths
sAAtakiNs' he ihtitse renewal ~ thslr oasfous
80. sa Vii fnaeafor 70 hsFs he tAbs easnish a ane
ued patronage
Omhihass vii carry nas..as.r. q. - a..
d. Depot ef-e s-,ss
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-26
TEN DAYS from new York TO
Evansville.


Vfhis KxFRKsH ~ SOW REAny FoR
business. Thfeagh rsosipss sivsn ahd ms
guarantees by Et
WM H. DARLING. Asaat
Ne s13 BrosdHsy. sss Terk
o. ". ABBOTT. AEsBt.
- 10 ~ Htata sfresf. Boston.
BROWN. DuNkNh4ON a CB, AEsuts.
sHrta'ss AZ '"a'
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-26
HARDWARE.
GEO. S. sOHATlG Geo.,
Jobbers and Importers.
Hardware and Cutlery

Our FAN Stock being very
large and complete. we can
offer to our Customers and
the Trade. Goods that can.
not fail to please in Style
uality and Price. oui
Stock is now bought fol
Cash, and prices reduced
We offer the following in
large quantities:
TAhLE CUTLERY. EnSiisA.
TABLE ouTLERT. Ansrioas
TAHLE cUTLERY. KuefssA.
TAsLk Cutlery. Amsrioaa.
RooKKr CUTLERY
POCKET CUTLERY
POCKET CUTLERY
rooKET 0DTLRET
oHoRPTSs AXIS
cH0PPfas AxEz
oHoPPIRe AxEa.
cHoPPfEo AIEs
sHEAHs AND scgssokt
SHEARS AND eCIss0Ef
sHEARs AND Scissors
sEEAhs AHs scgsE0Rt
TABLE AED TIA aPooKs.
TABLR AsB TEA Spoons
TAbIg AND TEA sFoOss.
TABLE AND Tea SPOONS.
sTLL xgD CIT eARs
hill AID - cor EAWs
RoOD hED BzKD Sass
RooD ED HAsD - ~
BBfLDEK.s RxRBwzER
MECHANICS TOoLa.
BBfLBEEs HABDW1RE
MEoBANFrs TssoLa
Le aIs airt
CONS AND PTsToLs.
cAETRTDGEs AND GpE cars
SUNS zTD PEsTOLG.
ef cAkTaIDcEs AID GUs cars
asf8
PLATFORM AID coUETEB SCALES.
PLATF0RM AND coUgTEB SCALES.
SCALE BEA Ns AED STEEL YGBDs.
eozLE BRAns AND sTEELYARDs
oE0. >. sosHTAo a CO.,
No. 10 Matn street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-26
GROCERIES.

GROCEkI Els.
L'KEEH ARRIVALS
II osak seda Ash,
IS bits Fresh Lime
- boxes nsN Layer Raisina
bbis Coca Nuts.
10 boxes Pine Apple Cbssss,
ID Pearl Rsrisy,
- bhls Nss Cldar
drums lsw Cefnsh.
eases Gasosnfrsisd I've.
- beasa hi-earr oHAsa resta
hSesiFsd and Or .Aie b. REILLTAuO
seSi@ - Nsiss sfr-~f
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-26
Law CARD.
j. N. SHACkELFoRD.

Attorney at Law.
EVANSVILLE, IND.
(osnes formerly occupied By Chandler Hynss)
sspE2
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-26


Thtsts the great a sovereign Rsmsdy
eomps.cd of EXTRACTS fFosn Ind as
Rect. and Ilsrb~sl fer All dtss ssss OF Ga
Urinary and Se1unt Organs. such a
iueanstneuEs eG the Urine, tafia saA
ton OF the bladder, fnna ma IA ation
ne Nfdney.s stone ta the Btaadew
EtricaarE. Gravel. Gonorrh~n, elect
and - eart~aied ny anything yet dis.
covered for SuFiaa taa@ " httes an "
saWuf
1@s a-s-a sseorting 20 dirsssloBs this Asussal
Esa asfksr isAs~ sasii, snd is exunot - d
-. I'D ~ any ous. THIS rsmesy ia reffsct ard
fffas ~ ifewssrns. Mh8th calculated 60 8aatrpf
a. aaadru fhs al.eassl asEsns bat FsueF~s the ps
Gfous So sytss, sFuatiug taeyancy sss hs<itk.
- sssek Nssie4ss, bal i fhs embodi-d sH
- s4nrs q Sc FhFsietsn mos4 spcd@ssfaf In cur "a
al assesses sf ktsla c4ses.
Rs- Let sens essgaif this rcuaefy ss.cts IL
at asfonlsbiar sefns. uhea sil ofhsfs All
Price only a. % 90 boz, sr G bo1ss sar $50.
ssnt by mail ~ asy sdarsss fsnet - the pr7ss
Fer sale - al pru<xssis. See that ny sAguaizr
. sF1sud sseb boz
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-07-16
"MY MARYLAND"

Prom The Tribune.
Maryland is probably some millions OF dollars
poorer this day for the late Rebel raid, most Of
which she would have saved by seasonably or.
ganizng and drilling her militia. She ought 20
have been able to put fifty thousand militia
into the field for the defense Of her own bnild.
ngs, crops, and cattle, within forty.s ght hours
yer hearing that an enemy was on her border
Five thousand militia cavalry, mounted, on
their own horses armed only with revolycrs for
close lighting, and carbines for use when dis.
mounted, might have saved at least half they
nave lost, such cavalry could not be expected
20 use swords effectively, yet 20 resist arti,-
lery; but lowering on the hanks and front Of
the enemy, driving in or capturing the vidcttes,
making ddshes at his wagons, aud picking up
his stragglcrs, 1t could do him great injury with
little loss or risk.
Now that the raid is over, the pro. Rebel or
gans in the loyal States will ondcayor 10 magnify
ts iruits to the utmost Thu, The DIiiV Neiry
says OF the raiders on their retreat:
They are strong enough rcpe any assault ths uav
vas amount u supplies
Maryland gave Breckenridge 42 is2 votes In
1860, while Howard, the Democratic "Peace"
candidate for Governor, had but 26,OSG in 1851 4;
and the party has done no better ever since
owing ~ its heavy depletion to swell the ranks Of
the Rebel armies. If several thousand" more
of them have just gone their prospect for carry
ing the State for President this fall must range
considerably below zero.
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,. Boyd Brigham, Boston, Bos on, Mass boot
and shoes. 24O)
Thomas Y. Evans, boots aud shoes. ....... iO0i
Conrad Myers, boots and Shoes. .............. bOt
One head halter rom George A. & Wy. r.. Rcnson.
value ~, and one pound cake, nom Mrs Bal.
duf Of Chester, valuo sltO. per hands Rcv.
Geo Quisey ...................,., 40
Total subscriptions and donations ..... a3fg1.as
JAMES H HARAfEW, Chatham
NO, lls y. THIRD street Phiiaia
MISS ,aHIe scott. Miss Jano X. Eirst
A. 4. UuTmCr, a. R No Have,
rlun F0ri. R.sveli psrsSr'
Received Philadelphia, july rs is66 6f nlo sb,vo
dollars and thirteen cents.
JOHN W. CLAGHORN. Tresa1ror
once No lls S. SEVENTH street phIai.lnriN
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" Together let us sweetly live,
Together let us die,
Ana each starry crown receive
And reign above the sky,n

And then with his bride took his departure In a
state OF beatitude.
} The MOISTURE IN THE AIR.--One of the most
)curious and interesting of the recent discoveries
OF science is, that IL is 10 the presence of very
Bplall proportion of watery YapOr in our atmos-
Hiere--less than One-half Of one per cent-that
fnuch of the benehcent effect Of the heat is due
The rays of heat sent forth from the earth after
It has been warmed by the sun would soon be
lost in space but for the wonderful absorbent
pf1perties of these molecules of aqueous yapor,
4 ioh act with many thousand times tho power
The atoms of oxygen aud nitrogen Of which the
4 gis composed. BY this means tho heat instead
Deing transmitted into inhntude as fast as pro-
Nueed = stopped or damned up and held back
on IT'S rapid course 10 furnish the necessary con-
oillons OF life and growth. Let this moisture be
taken irom the air but for a single summer night,
ana me sun would rise next morning upon a
.woIld held fast in the iron grip Of frost" But
the power OF absorption and OF radiation in the
sNee body are always equal, so that at length IL
HP9lIea iorth into space else our atmosphere
would become vast reservoir Of fire, and all
organic life be burned up.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-07-16

NovFL SCENE AT A WBpIVG.-Tbe Bolton
(England) Ch Ohu irtclls This story An unusual
ciIcumstRuce occurred az wedding lu NJ Ild ~
la I in tue parish church NJ FarnswUrth. Ju. .oyh
Hnd'ty, a widpver OF about ght weeks lOuei-
ness, Ealing himself sixty years # age, aud
Judged by his good uatui ed tri uds 10 ho ab ,ut
three-scure and ten, was allied to II rriet Boo h.,
aged hity-siN. The ceremony having been com
Eleted at the altar, by the Rev. W. H. Burgs,
tne bride and bridegroom accompanied nina to
the yestry 70 sign the register That yeriict 10
tion being secured, the bridegroom asked per-
mission 10 sing verse Of hymn before they
LEFT that sanctum for the wies, and temptations,
knd troubles of the outer world. 1t appeared to
The reverend gentleman a strange request, but
on It's being urgently pressed he gave consent,
and the bridegroom toned forth in hearty if not
melodious style the following lines -
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AN ORDINANCE

TO AUTHORIZE AN ADDITIONAL LOAN
TO MEET TIlE EXPENSES INCIDENT To THE
DEFENSE or THE CITY. AND FoR OTHER PUR-
Section The Select and Commo~ Councils Of the city
81 Philadelphia do Oran That the Mayor hereby a-
uorlzed To borrow at net less than par, the credit
che COrpuERtion, such OF money DO Felred
BY the Gy Treasurer from tins "a tm0 TO provide for
the families Of volunteers from the city OCPhiadeph IN
the service Of tho United States and for the OF the
city exceeding she whole the sum OF i've hundred
thousand dollars for which ntcrotnOt exceed the
Of ~ per cent Der annum shall be paid half yearly,
Treasurer.
The principal Of the said loan shall be payable and paid
at the expiration Of hr from the date OF the
and not heOo hOut the uf holders thereof
certificates therefor I'm the usual form such
city Loans shall be issued sueh lenders
require but not for any fracteU part SigO or n
required, n amounts Of Ave hundred or thousand
dollars and shall be expressed In certificates that
the said loan therein mentioned and the interest thereof
are pHyable nee from all taxes
Section ?. WhoueVef any loan shall be made by virtue
hereof there shAu be- BY OF this ordnance anuu-
ally appropriated out Of the income OF corporate
aud from the sum raised by taxation, sufficient
pay the interest said certificates and the further
Of Of per the par value u sach
certificates issued shall be appropriated quarterly out
OF the income and taxes TO sinking fund which mnd,
and s accumuatons are hereby especially pledged for
the redemption and payment of said certificates.
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RESOLUTION
TO PUBLISH LOAN BILL
FOR PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
Resoyed That the Clerk be authorized 20 publish In
two daily newspapers Of this city daily for four weeks
the ordinance presented to Common Council Thursday,
June lG, 1864, entitled
"AN ORDINANCE
TO AUTHORIZE LOAN FOR SCHOOL PUR-
POSEs;"
And the said Clerk at the ated meeting fCOuno
the expiration Of four weeks from the nrst day OF said
publication, than present to this Council Of each OF
said newspapers for every day in Wheh the same sha
have been made. iyQ-4W
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~ OLDS IMPROVED STEAM AND WATER
VI HEATING APPARATUS.
ior Warming and fentilatAg ubic buildings aud Pri-
Vato Residenees,
Manufactured by the
UNION STEAM AND WATER HEATING COMPANY
OF PHILADELPHIA.
J1dRS p. WOOD,
No. Al FOURTH Sired.
mh29-e0 D. \. FkLrWELL. Superintendent
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- VEN TIL
NATIONAL BANK,
No. 2IO MARKET STR EET,
CORNER OF sTRAwBERRY.)
Capital $l25, 900.
To be Increased to S500,000.
DIRECTORS.

DlIkEO lDANS-
HENRY q. MORRIS, Of Morris, Tasker & Co., Pascal
Iron Works, Fifth ana Taskersts
CHARLES 8. CLOSE, Of Close & ESsbt, Builders, No.
No. 33l Reed street.
JAMES M. PRESTON, Manufacturer Of Woolen Goods,
Mahayunk.
J. A. WATERS, OF J. A. waters 4 Co., Wholesale
Grocers, No. l23 Market street,
8. d. CoUGHLIN, Real Estate, No. COZ n. Thirteenth
street.
VIM. ?, CLYDE, Agent Phnad'a AVID New York Express
s.B. Co., Ne. IA s. Delaware Ave.
GEORGE W. HILL, Manufacturer Of CApetinss, No. he
N. Thlrd street.
]. W. BouDER, Wholesale Boots and Shoes No 0V'
Market street.
j. z. DRHAVEN Importer ef Wines BrAndies CO. NOS
30 and % S. Delaware Avenue.
This Bank having been daily authorised to,eommenos
business undsr the National Currency Ast now pre-
pared 70 receive DEPOSITS, make ooneeons and tanI-
ACT a General BANKING BUSINESS.
Dlasount days on TUESDAY ana FRIDAY Of each
week.
j. 2. DEHAVEN, Preaident.
T.. g. HALL Cashier.
RuLApELPaIAi Jups 20, 1854 lsSo-Im
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