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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-28

Aprn =, IsC4.--And nov il Is hereby ordered
ana directed bs tie Common Council Of the City Of
Evansville that the owners ~ al lots or parts az
fats ffantiuz on or alluiuiug the north uest side
t.tiiss sfrset frlna Seccnd e Thitd streets,
s3n.ssd Cits. eanse the slde-prSlss thereon % BE-
Arussti C. The prCIsr grltc, snd that they causea
eide waIk 81 Class Ne. = n Be lahi Gown thereon
esshin thirty dsYs fru=a she pae'icstion 81 this
A. PFAFFIIN, clsr1.
sa..sf q. oEs.-a Anil - IeSf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-28

APEil y, isJA.-And now Il - hereby oricred
saa directed ~ The Coumon Council 81 the City
q Evansville that the owners % an lots psrts
u tofs, troefn ~ or sdSining north-wcst sids q
dsfu street. ffohs LAnal b. sixth sffaet.
Ia ssil city, Gauss the side wsiks thereon % b.
hfourht ts thc ffctsr grads and that they
cause sidessfk 81 Class No. I, 20 &c tsid down
1hsre1a within thirty days nom the pablication
81 this order.
A. pFAFFLn Clark.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-28

H@-Authority has been granted to
raise a second corps dAfriqae in Iadi-
ana. Enhstments viii begin immsdi-
ately. The rendezvous will b at Indi-
annapolis
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-28
Fresh Beef and Flour.

oHlos Uaitsd states Com. 81 Subsistence,
Evansville. lad, April -. isel.
CEALEn PROPOSALS IN DUPLICATE
> viii D. received a. thls ofics, on MONDAY,
atAy D.. 81. ftnn nnf hands ana persons loyal
teihs uetcfhulefs, for anpplytnk
4Ha FREsH BEEF
- ths troops aud hnspltaln At this post and yicn-
~ until fhr STAT day 81 July. 1854. IN accordance
With sg.retaesffena benetofers pahiishad
one fheusana lnrfeis Ekffa fiour--choirat IA
haflais, Ilnsa brand q D. stated, and samples 81
~ hast n fsati paands % heenmpany aarh hid
tegstbsf with othef Specifications heretofore pub.
iiAhsA. and furnished 20 hiddsrn, II desired.
Blank proposals. Furnished on Applicstlon.
Y. II. EunMAN,
sg25 "a cepi q. q, And A. A. q. NJ.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-28

sz-The Gew Albany Ledger learns
that arms aad ammunition for the mi
lisiR are being literally distributed
sbtough5ut Indiana more particularly
in the southern counties.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-28

SgeaxD SgsHT. - A little girl down
town, says the Madison Courier. suffer
ing with measles, awoke from kind Of
sinpor on Saturday. and remarked thar
her graBdma, residing some mtlss IN the
country, vas dead The family had nat
even so mnch as heard Of The odd lady's
illness, but sure enough shortly after, a
message from the conntry announced
her death II just about the time Of day
the child stated
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-28
Still They Come

WE HAVE RECEIvEn ANoTliER. Ia Ra1
w stock Of Dry Goods Of every description,
witch VIII be sold cheap.
BCIIAPKER a BUSsINQ.
a tatft f1and ~ AIsin Street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-28
ToR BLEeT0Rs At L6Eag.
David 3 GOodlnk. q Hancock,
Richard ". thompson, ef ViEo.


Richard ". Thompaons ef ViEo.
yoz sTATK EIEcr0Es.
Isi Distriet-James q. Denny, u Knox.
John 3 Hougbiand, II FpsDesr,
- Diafrift-Cyfus y. HiEon, u Clark.
Trancia westsri - LagfaBgs.
"a DisiTief--Hsnfy Y. Ffitehnfd, u BarthelO-
new.
Maiis0h Evans, II LaWrsnes.
sth District -Leonidss SrxtOn, of HBslI
u v. Kyger, o. Ffabkiln.
9th Dlstricf-BanI ciaypooi, of fsyeife.
Joshua IT. Meilstf, rf Henry.
Sch Dislrict-I ,. Wright, d sIofgas.
IsC Gfsen.Cf shelby. Z
18th DiatFiet-John Osi5oEB, u Phiuafa.
Themas " Bics, ~ Psfks.
eth DisfFsot-It y. DayldaGBs Of TipfecaDoe.
Benz. y oregory, % Wsrren.
9Th DBtTlcf Il. Bslf0rd. 81 White.
AaFon guerney. u Porter.
10Th UistTist--T. Y. Dickinson 81 Del alb.
Haliaf KilbOnrnei u EikhAff
nth Disifict--JOhu n Wallace, Of Grant.
james b. Templer. If Jay.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-28
aRoCERIEs.


06n LBS. OIloiOE BOLOGNA SAUSAGE
EIIi6frs FANNY GROCERY
6O BUSHELS FREsH GROUND COIN MEAL
~ In store and Tor sale AZ
ELLt0rrH FAMILY GROCERY,
r nOz, no. \ TUBsg .f
- o dOk No. /"
/" - a..lIr4s nIrn
10 Nest Is In Nest) tubs;
20 dor. escorted Rolling riGHg
doz. Butter Paddles
4 dog. - prlnt1;
40 baskets, assorted siEaa ftA
. Just rucbiycd nnd for aair AZ e
ELLiOrrs FAMILY GROCERY.
nNE Hundred lbs. Choice Table butter;
~ so Jars
Just received and Tor sales
kLLi0TT'S FAMILY GROCERY.
rTNEN nAREnLs LATFs Pickles, Tor sab, by tie
4 dozen, hundred 90 barrel, Al y
ELLf0TTS FAMILY GROCERY.
EfFTY boz. AssoRrED Hard and shaker
II Broomss tHI wHrfl uYfut e'ar
10 doz. Fancy Hearth nrooms, ~
10 d0z. " Mhluk
Just received aud for sale at
ELLi0Trs FAMILY GROCERY.
1.-TWO THOUSAND LBS. Choica sugar Curtd
i Dried Reef A nice article.
For sale az ELLfOTT's FAMILY GROCERY.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-28
CITY ADVRRTISFMENTS


Arril - ISe4.-And new Il "a herehy ordered
sui dirss Ted ty the Ccuuacn CSuI ofthe City Of
Evansville that she crneFe % an lots or parts Of
ots front ting onar sjoiaipk eho northwest side Of
Elns Street, ssTcm Fhet 10 Second Streets.
"a said Cffy, cause the side walks thereon 10 be
brought 20 the er6ssg <radc, and that tlaey canse
a sidewalk II clxsz Ne A he lad down thereon
Wiihsn thirty. dsysfr0 the publication Of this
e A. PFAFFLTS. Cisrk.
clerks oaioe, April -, 1864.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-28
ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
no THE LADIES.

IUsI RECEIVED BT KXPREss FR0M
y Ans- Demosssf's the eelsbratsd DsazIcad
Dust, pztrsstzsa b y EnpsEsfrics EnzsnEA ~ The
Coarz q fr1scs- ". n P. sTODDARD,
Esls Il Main Street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-28

REMOVAL.
TH0s. G. MAGHEE

HAS REMOVED MS WHOLESALE MANU-
Il hetsfsng Estshlszhmeat ta IA. Q fIMNT
STREET, btiow y ain. tls hAs a large aa4 els
Esnf &ssoTtalsnt nf Hsme-f aasis work. ~ Zee -
ths hnest, guaFahtsea - geed Is the bssfs' add
fer sails A. "chFap ~ The rhsapeak." and little
ehsNfer
Ills sntlrs stock - eousistlax If hBe Bmxwy,
Coach, aud GAfriAgs uaKusss, light Tfattfux,
Heavy Wagon. DrAys and kxpFs~s havaess, ess~
a3eas In aadias9 vaFfs.y, Brides u al kinds, 10
any aaeniitf. GoiiAgs. ahFths. FnKeingissi l@sak
Linas, Military vera il shsrt. ssstyfAfag IL
bis line. ffoA : HAais Strap - . MaaItaF Md
de hiss beaB nsaaaisetaFea aaslsf has imnlss
date nuperstsan. By skiIitaI aad s1r>risosed
vera mss ana Il usw oaefsd T. the sFads 81
EASTERN fEfCEs. Beng able ~ aampeis sass
esssfnlly witl,anythins IN The market. iR style.
hntsh, durability, and price, he esly ssks trial.
Cali sad sxaaftne for yeas stsss. APPS
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-28
PROPOSALS.
oSE THOUSAND BrEF oATTLr

fIsHK uNprRsIcSEp DESIRES TO FUR
- chase, ia epeu market, Tor the use 81 the
Nhhee States ~ NY a II
oSE THOUSAND BEEF CATTLE,
thsHasus 20 b. delivered At this post 10 lots of 5l
liffsea aud upNarts--p purchases 10 b. proenrrd b
stss iaesfious end fequItcments herviafore pub.
llsiiasl, aad furnished apon application.
Paynent inameiiate ca delivery.
s afrH4i q. II. EHRMAN.
- eGaPt., &. - aud A. q. a..
oiiee commltEery " Subsistence audi
- Acting Asii%tanl tHlar Teri asier,
Ksaassills, lad, April -, tset.
ara n
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-28
FOR RENT OR SAFE.

UsOR RENT on gALK-A BEAUTIFULLY
II situated Residence, nsar the salt Wells, with
about two acres Of Land. win Trade for good
city property. Enqnira Of H
s. D. MfNgsT. cor. Maln add rIraa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-28
DRY GOODS.
The Largest Millinery Stock in the
West fa-4 20 9a#s

West
WE HAVE TIN LARGEST STOCK or
w Fashionsolc Millinery, OF every dsscrip.
ti0u, 20 be found In the West.
With a Milhner like Miss Eliza neilAm 70
superintend thc ffiihmiuf. aud Bleachefk ~ nae
reputation, We can warrant satisfaction
- One Price aud Cheap Pres" IL our motto,
nom which no deviation IL aitoWeA
sCHAPkER nuSStN0,
NN Nos A aaa A. Main su~s.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-28
SIN Snn umhrnllna.

A LARGE STOCK or SILK AND BINGHAM
IA sun Umbrellas Just rcoeiNed and selling
sCHAPKER & RussTNG's,
Nos. AZ aud % Main Streot
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-28
CARRIAGES, 60.
FRANK HAMMERsTEINs
Wagon, Carriage 81 Buggy
Mandatory,

CORNER CANAL AND MAIN STREET.
EVANSVILLE. IND.
ERANK nAMMERsTEtN, TAKKs PLEAS.
IT ure Ia saying 20 bis friends aud customers
that ho nae now on hand, and ~ Misunderstanding,
Wagons. carriagesi and hnggies ~ ALI qualities
The work In All done uudcr hls immed late, insprc-
tion, consequently VIII be wnfranted -
Persons from daianee having Carriages or
hugRies to re-pAnt or re4trtm can have thelf work
done on the shortest notice, aud on the tBaost "a
Nosshle teriuH.
Being the oldest practical Buggy aud Carriage
maker Ia tho city, he 10, therefore bctter prepared
than any osner manun,eturvf 70 mn oFdeFs n I'll
ap22 u
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-28

Hosos TO rHE 4era ISnIAxA-Gen.
Haribul has ordered thai the names OF
the following battles, participated ia by
the 49th Ipdiaaa be inscribed on their
banners: chickGsaw BIafI, Arkansas
Post, Port Gibson, Champion Hill, Black
River Bridge, Vicksburg and Jackson.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-28
= NEW SALOON.
SHAEFER'S SALOON.
BILLIARD AND RESTAURANT,

ON Third street Setwsen MaIa
= and sycAmaFes
VAEsyILLEs IEDIAHA. 6
ecks-IE
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-28

cral Banks IN New Orleans l was ap-
pointed Deputy Provost Marshal Of the
city, and held the Office for some DAYS
after he had assumed command. One
day, during the last week Of our stay IN
,he South, a young woman of about ~
years called upon me to complain that
her landlord had ordered her out Of her
house, because she was unable longer TO
| pay the rent, aud she wished me 10 an
thorize her TO take possession OF one of
her fathers houses that bad been eonSs-
Gated, be being a wealthy rebel, then in
the Confectionery, and actively engaged
/ in the rebellion.
The girl was aperfect blonde in COM
1 plexion: her hair was of a very pretty
! light shade Of brown, and nerfaetf9
straight; her eyes a clear honest srav.
and her skin as delicate and fair as a
/ ehild's. Her manner was modest and
! ingenious, aud her language indicated
mach intelligence.
Considering these circumstances. [
think / was justified in wheeling around
| in nv chair and INDUCING in an une-
ouivoeal stare Of incredulous amaze
nent, wheA IN the course OF conversation
she dropped remark about having been
\ born a slave.
"Do you mean 10 tell me, said |, that
you have negro blood in your veins
! And was conscious OF feeling of EN-
barrassment at asking question so ap-
parently preposterous.
Eyes, she replied, and thea related
the history Of her life which l shall re-
peat as briefly as possible
"My father, she commenced, Els Mr..
Cox, formerly judge of one of the
courts in this city. He was very rich,
and owned great many houses here.
There is one of them over there she
remarked, naively, pointing to hand
solae residence opposite my Office in Ca
nal street .'My mother was one of his
slaves Whea was sufficiently grown,
] be placed me at school at the Mechanics
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-28
A Few rarnets Len

FINHOsE WISHING. 10 BUY OAR,PRTs
i cheap had better call soon. We arp selling
them Ell at less than manufacturer east
SCHAPkER q RUSSING.
Nos. AZ aad ~ AIais, Street
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-28
HAIR JEwELRY.
HAIR JEW LRY.
Miss nPowars

Miss E.0Powers, asuoE
yNROM NEW YORK, MOULD INFORM THE
II ladies that she Is prepavcd 10 make to order
. Into CHOICE HAIR BRAcEbR rs, BAR
DROPS, BREAST-PtNS Ledies' aud Sentlomsn's
GUARD CHAINS, &c. nc. N# ca 81
She Is thoroughly competent 20
DRESS LADIES' HAIR,
In the LATEST STYLES, elther a. her rooms OF
at their own houses, 1g te KS a-..1 - i.
The highest price paid Tor long hair. ~, 81 .
80 Residence--NO. Al, Locust street, estween
Second and Third, second house weSt a the
Methodist Church. aHs2
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-28
THURSDAY
Tbs Union Executive Committee fl r
the First Conversational District

Of ihis State are hereby notified to meet
10 the city Of Evansville on Tuesday, the
third day Of May, proximo.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-28

Ak ISsDESr-David Dod. writing
from Evansville to the Missouri Demt-
Grad, says:
To-day noticed little Occurrences,
which IN itself, to be sure, does not
amount 70 much, but viii put il IN this
letter any way. As we rolled out OF Lx-
arsville, noticed veteran standing on
the platform looking intensly at elus-
ter Of houses Just at TIE edge Of the town,
and rs We both gazed Isaw what was the
/ matter. His little wife was st the win
1 dow bidding her soldier q last goodbye,
1 (perhapa forever,1 while she, woman-like,
was kissing her hand to him as ferg@ntly
az she knew how, never taxing her eyes
of from him tall we we're quite oat Of
sight Just then | saw him trying 10
get 3 cfRder out of biz ere, apparently
and although he managed it pretty we'll
be could not deceive nae, for ] saw bis
manly tears 90 chasing each other down
has bronzed cheek as ever fell from tbs
eyes Of woman
Well, this returning bears With II, OF
seems 10 bear with il, more weight thar
4 merely going at the FIRST call Poo
heart, beating there AT the window alone
may your life be made happy By his re
turn once more 20 you. aud when b
comes back this time. God giant that !
may be indeed with this ernel war Al
over Is 3
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-28
= sxooDEs T. s. HogARb,
Louisville, Ky. Nsw York.
0.ats Off II. SHORT \ Co, y I !.
sH0DDY & HOWARD,
Commission Merchants.
Tor ths sale d
Tobacco, Cotton, Pork. Flour, &c.
xo.a5 BROAD STREET, N. r.

Wv YoMK, Nov. lst. 1853.
Mr. YIN. Z SussAay a Loafsviiiss ksntaekys
fIsfs f.x Aeeg,ses = rsartaer IN 0ur house BE re-
ssain. in I,orsisvfiis ard will make LIBERAL sd
vznsss % shipzBents q Proaaes % CUR .e1rsss.
fssnunnsratiozs tdresseI 70 Saofdy 4 Howard.
f.gufsvffie Ezafr1ky. IN rslztfDa % adF3noes %
Ehfnruepfs vii have PrDmpt sttsnti0n-
Nessrz Cox 4 HE@pArey. Evansville. Indiaas,
rnsnfs % eur 2edrszs-
Th1akfsi for The p4tEoazEs - hh<Fsiiy sxfsn1-
q to -, ~s hose = coatiauztf0n u ths sane -
sssd1y 4 Howard
Year ossdlsEs ssrxzafs. a-s
- RosT- : HOWARD . ca,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-28

Notions and Fancy Goods
XATE HAVE ALARcr Sr61K or NOTIONS
w and Fancy Goods, which We SELL al whole.
sale or retail, chraper than any other house
sen APKER 4 RuSSfNG = 2 =
Mes. AZ and ~ Main Street
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-28
AUCTION.

8 GREAT AUCTION SALE.
50 00O WORTH OF srAPLE L1oUoFs
-.OOO 10 be seid IT puhlir azrtioE- \ SRI
= a. u froak Of Hay auction F0aa5. Aaia -tFs
oSfSssa seeen4 and Third Liquors issufe -
q o. the eest era iiys and Eili esgd siihsHi as
ssrvr- A credit 81 thrse aa3afhs Niii = given.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-28
DREss-MAKING. 80
Fashionable
D RE s s : NJ A KIN G.
miss bal. Brennan.
DRESS-MAKTNG

LLANI AELs III NAANNtNAAf
DECENTLY FROM NEW YORK, HAVING
IL located in this city, Is happy % announce 10
the ladies that she Is prepared to attend To
DRESS-MAKING
IN the LATEST STYLES, and tolicits their pa
tranaxa PROMISING 20 give pen satisfaction
60 R-s,Jencs on Locust street No a, be-
tween second and Third, second house west Of the
Methodist Church. ap22
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-04-28

ser.
81 JosErH, April 25-Haggart tie
express robber. vas arrested lest Fridsy
in Lawrence, Kansas, and brought here
yesterday moFnscg- Summary punish
ment was threatenedunless be disgorged
which had the effect TO bring 10 light
about 81, 900 buried some four miles
above this city. he had vith him when
a rested 800 81 the money sloler, ex-
cepting about ! $50, has been EecoE.
cred. An acconplice By the name OF
Mcbride, alas Louis Shsaks. was ar
rested here to-day. He IS said 70 be 8
veteran Of an Iowa regiment The
money buried was in = carpet sack, some
three feet under ground
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-25
From ahe Mississippi.

CIRo Jan. 81, 1854.
The steamer Ejllmsn, from Memphis on the
2s has arrived with 40 bales Of cotton. MsiorGen'
IIu.tr. carno a. q .asscr ger on board
Cea IIyIlbrTt has Issued an order committing the
commerce OF the Mississippi River exclusively to the
seeuts Of Ire Treasury department; who will be respon-
sLle for tie amounts character and disposition OF The
g. plies and Tor tie character u the persons to whom
e s,n.o arc given. No permits viii hereafter be re-
o,lred q. given By the military authorities except Tor
q @ purchase OF mill, Try or sutleis' supplies.
Con sherman had returned 20 Memphis fron Vicks-
bug.
8cgaiistrscnts we're being Rapidly pushed forward
y ri, tue entire lc'h Army Corps viii reenlisi
IN gts quiet NJ Nioksburg.
.cgeuty tio.ssnd men Of the l1ih Amy Corps have
v,5 listed ii Is understood that Gen. Buesland vii
I1se tEs command.
The Memphis cotton market was unchanged
Tie stoauo. Swan from New.Orleaus l5si inst. he's
arrived with the 9Th Indiana Volunteers 600 strong Ell
-or 10 homo or ,uroveh, and 100 other fronghed mer
RON ylcus regiments. She also brings large lot OF
sYecs.;cs go1 It. Louis and points ;ae OHIO River
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-25
Intcsf-per Kim.

LoSDos. Thursday morning, Jan. 7.-Appli-
cation. for discount at bank yesterday were again mod
crate An the markets opened yesterday with increased
depresson. and became sti dull as business pro-
ceeded In tie afternoon however. the kilograms nom
Ge-manv were less unfayorable. and a repor, then
ginning currency not only that proposals for conference
Rad bon ngrsd 20 by France and England, but that
here ia reason 10 believe they vii be accepted by tue
German Powera recovery from tie previous iaA took
place - g.,
Emperor " the French and IL Of opinion that sach q
Inc Of conduct is 70 this time mach morn than any other
favorable 10 the schemes OF freuch ambition. Al tili
particular junotnre Of affairs for the Emperor und me
fhamhers ~ France 'o conlre thems'Fes 70 preaching
the scris OF peace s b. means the readiesi way Ia
obtain H. II Woad De better II France we're g. employ
her whole influence ia her enaeay0r b check those
s1oda passions which are urging Germany into var
which must before long sweep into It's ever widening
vortex every Power OF the European continent.
Sir VIM Hall, late Admiral o. the feet, j. dead.
Tbs case 81 Hecnan and king IS postponed to the
next lev - Quarter Sessions.
Losuov sroox KycgNsE. Thufsdsy, Jan. 7-oPssrso
FNrcYs--C1nsols Money 81 20 sls torsosl Account VA u
fsbrulry, sliG ~. Consois, Ne" Ifree'' VI 10 Sit
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-25
q. J. Fox
From New-Mexiro.

We have received The Neic-MeIiean, Of the
10Th containing notice Of the organization Of the Terri
toriaI Legislature and Governors message THIS docu
,nent is an able and well written review Of the affairs OF
New Mexico. Among the subjects discussed are The
finances by which It appears that The recepso Of 'he
Territorial Treasury for tie fiscal year ending November
49, were Oo3 e2 which with previous balance maze
M the sun Of siO6lo %. The disbursements wero
81 900 "a thus leaving balance on hard OF St'lo o.
The Indian question occupies large portion OF the
message as n does much Of the time and care of me
thorities civil and military The Governor comments
The energetic plans Of General Carieton indo'tes fn,y
his ulan Of removing tie NayulOes and other "lfikr
tribes from ;her ~ csent mountain homes TO ihe yaey
Of tho Peoos fsitc and open region. where they can
be more rraav guarded and az the scre time taught
the arts Of ciyzaion. 1t l. proposed TO mass the In
diens in this valley. ,,a
The remarks on the state Of the country are loyal ana
patriotic We shall copy hereafter that portion OF tac
message which refers 70 the mineral wealth OF the ier
rltory -, "a, &;
The Territorial LEGISLATURE organized on the ON IN
.,,nt Diego Archueta was elected PRECEDENT OF TIC
Council. and Don Pedro Valdez, Chief cierk. Don
Vicente Garcia was chosen Speaker, ana Don tT"ho's
co SGlazar principal CLERK of the House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-25
slpepcS, OF Montgomery E,air Mt Baltimore

DAL1EOEE. olt19da!, Jan. y, Iot4.
I1o paper Of This morning contain full re-
pa OF DO speech II Mont gomery Bait the cause Of
fhc isbciuOn aid fre.deni Lncons plan Of pacifoa-
t.ln. deliver = before Tie members "a the Maryland
Itdsntyrc. az Annapolis yesterday IL concludes *
fDDnrs:
'l may be- truly said now, speaking the sens of the
"a or % AH.ry iaer ta1t hge IL IL lltcans
-! ifs-acc,. hgcnds tho conGpr8fOrs an the slave
.ffnfion ~ they have shaped into q plot to split
The Caioa-cxcisdo the conspira'ors AID those whom
slaveri hla u4ug siaiGs-ald our cOlntrymen at this
-.oiref .Ie a'i Deuocr;ts-su EepubioGis-asserting
q pogi4r so4eIegpty u self. government, The rights
OF ne Stte. fhe nationality 0fthe Union all balanced
oieced and bound tDyCther al the republican form o.
government ~ lcfiiod from our i1t Iers.'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-25
The Great Naval Herry-Sont haee'

To ne E,i,oT II TIE " d. Ir''h.'
Sic: The Secretary of the Navy hes just COM
peted another ferry boat Ike the "Fuisw" called the
Cl.copee which has been running ~ ho9fs, At the
dock Al Now.York; and Is stated in Ths Hrals to
day, she is to be very fast, and did turn her wheels
ZEN times a minute. This 10 lister than the KIN
Kiang ear turn her wheels Of the same diameter IN
der similar circumstances end ~ she has ran 80 hour
without stopping aud The Kin hlaig sis never ran
more than eight oil told. sic 10 better prepared for .
rnca than the kinkiang j.. Tho "Euiaw. II seems
by the letter 81 Capt Toy. "a froze - In the zee az
Washrgrnn ard IL % but probable inu tie owner,
OF To Kla-klarg would wAsi o. re !cs : Gfes NHi
Id order 10 beat heT Jfat the other match car De
got ND Il once end o. fho ferry boats are madt rom
he sane general dr-wnga IN engines and boeis tAe
ogcht 10 DO o. wei ns The "huaw' ID ~ her age.
Can't this rada b. half IL j. entirely unimpnfihni
-Letter Il these si1Si> tsfry o0afs eau 20 lhHl
or slow, but Gs this challenge Is made by Cap FOX
20 direct attention from the red quarter which l.
whether tho seaiTDfHs sifessDs can 80 OF nor az
anIou, % haze Il cispoec Of ~ order TO get at tte
true point IA iss1c again. And ihen u VII maze
some fun Yours, truly T. ~ IN h"''o''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-01-25

fought drlerminedly and at insgod ca, participated
in The brilliant charge OF Irctands NewYorh Brigade
Their nresent officers aro Captain Lewis X. Segman.
COMMANDING; Adjutant f. NJ. Crafts Surgeon Z; II.
Lord Assist mt Surgeon l.. Apologize Csptein D. van
Barren. Lieu,cnants L. T. BIeletCn, ii. NJ. MagnlIe'
Il. b. Hathaway. II. &. Mccarthy and T. q. DHvls,
HEADQUARTERS OF TIE NINTH ARMY coiFs'
The following circular shows that the Head
quarters of the Ninth Army Corps for Special Service
are established on the north sdo of Twentw 'Second
street. between Broadway AID Fifth avenue:
Hs.pouARrEBs Ninth ARsv 0onrs,
sppct.r ssRyicE. NEW y ok, Jan -, l3bL },
r,rrrr.nle headquarters e the Ninth Army Corps 10Y
specal Service arc hereby - b,ed the norh sido d
Twenty second street. between broaowiy ara ~
BY command o. 80. nm 'en V"N'