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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-06
ARxY RELIEF BAsAAn BurLDrsos,

ACApPnY PARK, ALgAxr, " Y, JAN ID, 1904
TTNIIE PRESIDENT of the UNITED STATES,
through the Secretary of State having generously do
mated this Bazaar (which to be held 2, Albany IN the
mission for the bench. " Sick aud Wounded Soider tue
original draft OF his FIRST EMANCIPATION PkoCLA-
NATION dated September % A. D. 1862 the underlined
Special Committee appointed for that purpose hereby give
public notice that the said PROCLAMATION viii be sold by sHs
a series Of Tickets duly numbered fIom to I'VE thousand
at ONE DOLLAR for EACH TICKET. The number OF
tickets ssued not to exceed FIVE THOUSAND, but the
issue may be limited 10 any less nuuber Ia the discretion o
Committee. The drawing TO be made by putting the
numbers OF the purchasers OF tickets sold in
the wheel used by the Proyo Marshal Of tho XIV b
District Of the State Of New ork In making e
draft Of soldiers for said District The holder OF the hrs cxs,
drawn will be entitled 20 the Proc nation
The Proclamation In tho proper handwriting OF ABRA-
HAM LINCOLN, President Of the United states Of America,
excepting iscrios,ionE IL pencil made ~ WILLIAM
h. SEWARD SECRETARY Of state, and the formal heading
the Chief Cek in the oce Of the Secretary Of State Il /.
se Of four bali sheets OF fooscHp papef and
b. and examined -het In the Bazaar Buldngs or In
office Of 10. Superintendent Of the Insurance Department
Ia the State hall, Albany.
Th. Proclamation H. IN the opinion Of the Committee
aniogsphc and historic treasure OF more iner. aud import
e even than the Proclamation of January 1853 which
only tie ,eqaence 9i se september Froeams'
ton. -.
Ticket. can be obtained Immediately by inco-in. ONE
DOLLAR Tor each ticket with and reside nee to w NJ
BARNES, Chairman OF the COMMITTEES, Albany, NJ T. IL
friend. Ina G.eat britain wish TO compete for this
valuable document contribution Of foUh; shiLdNos
STERLING will give chance for 1t and all sums realized
Tor exchange ~ per tcAo viii II desired be given In
,hsrr. 10 the British Museum. Mr.. T. II BARKER, No. Il
John Dillon street. Manchester solicited to set Tor Great
Britain.
VIM BARNES, GERRTT SMITH,
EbWD c. DEiAvAN, THOs. W. OLCO'rr,
JOHN X. PORTER, VIM O. BRYANT
JAMES A. BELL Special COMMITTEES.
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MEDICAL PunvEYoRs OyyrcH
WAsHISsTos, ID. C., February l. 1864
PROPOSALS FOR ICE.-SEALED PRO


WAsHISsTos ID. C., February l, 1864
PROPOSALS FOR ICE.-SEALED PRO
l. PosALs VIII be received .. hi, Office until u m, Feb
d.snsted The ice 70 b. stored BY The contractor in prop
ioehoases each point OF delivery be
the l,h day Of Arr ne!' The 10. not 70 be IseePst
DER in which paeted shall have been approved By mrdi
psc,o and payment viii be nads only for Tho amount thu
The proposal. VIA be ior quantities indicated below
required the T.:pscss passs Win The p.O,,U hat u
QUANTITY TO BE DELIVERED AT
Annapolis, hd-Iesbease owned By The United States
Fortress MolIoe vashouse Owned by the United ss.s.
Point Lookout. MdIos house owned BY tho United States
Psmoush va-Ioe no, owned By the United State,
Newborn ~ C-Ice house owned BY the United States
Hilton Head cIes hou's owned BY the United State.
Beaufort g. c-Iss hOass owned BY the United States
Proposal. win .,o be received for furnishing lee daily BY
washi for The year 1894 IN such Quantities may be
suirrd By N. surgeons m charge United s,sie. General
lospi,.s syOn following .nau. estimate in and rear
so.,oS Mar, 400 iosan'
Nov Haven, Com, % tsns
rer,.aoa,A Drove, = o's.A
S ss1.s;'' 4 D. n 10 I'm.
M.aaS,s.oGa, e .. 81 60 , ,an.. 'an.
Friedrich. Nd. ~ tuna
sddaonA lhs may Be required at thess places
uptl January 1854 to be fufnishsd 81 tie
fOKM on PkUPOSAL
The underlined proposes 70 furnish - tuns Of frst
or.ty Of Ice carefully In substantial
within named points. namely;
Al The proe yei ton Of two thousand pound
lysi
The Ire 10 be b~e. to the inpeetion. MEASUREMENT and
.p,ro,sl Of M.ds officer ohci properly appointed
,p-cor teiore being reo~ipted FOR. 49,
Psya.nt 20 nade time time upon duplicate bills
eertbsd 10 By tie Medical Director.
Sipsd
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BuHIAu or OnpNANcn. NV prrAKrxsNr, l

For further particulars apply TO the Auctoneers, Of
RICHARD BEDELL, III, No. rs Bond-sl, brooklyn or al
No. ll6 and ils Choryst., H. Y.
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Also, by A. j. BLEECKER, THURSDAY, Feb. II, 1864. .,
the Exchange Showroom No Ill Broadway, NJ T. the two
st9ry and cellar brick Building NO. 81 Oldshp, between
Wafer aud front,sts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-06

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-FORA AL
4 1BANY and TROY CONNECTING WITH TRAINS
NORTH and WEST. trains leave:
From Chambers ST. From 3ths-
Erpre.s and 10 a. and 81 T:21 1877 H. and 3:7 aAd
IS and p al 3z p
Troy and Albany with sleep IL y p.
Ing Carl 1910 p. IN.
PoagLkeepss train and Ii y sud ll:He n, and In
a M, and p Pm
Peekskii train, p. N i:2 N
Sing Sing tTein $50 5.32
Trrytown train, $50 p m 3:52 pm
On Sundays Of s,x2 p. u. from 0thst
Tickets o. procured any OF the oces Of Wescos
4, pres in NJ and Brookn and baggage checked
,e points the road and Saratoga Spring.
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4 J. BLEECKER, son & Co. will sell

4 ]. BLEECKER, son a. Co., will sell
"A. on FRIDAY, Fob IL 1864, a, IL oeoet at he ~
change Saesroou No. III Broadway vaiuSolo
HOUSE and LOT No. Ice Elm between Grand and
Size a5xloo Title Fashionable. Terms easy Maps, Ae
al No II CedeIs.
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4 ]. BLEECKER, son & Co. Will sell

n. sne,ioa ID. following CURiosTEs, RELICS
GLASS &c 90 belonging the estate of the late TiiOs
RILEY If his Ex-cutoI 20 take paee
the FIFTH WARD MUSEUM HOTEL corner OF "e',
broadway and Fanklin+t on FRIDAY teb ~ ISes. 81
oo.ook D. N the Curo,ies Picture. Prints Glass, Reios
&c now in the said Fifth Ward Museum Hotel, belong
irg tie OF said Tkoma. Riley Some Of tbcss cs
roses are rare and vansbe Among them the trunk OF
the Marble Statue Il William Pitt vhich formerly stood Of
the intersection Of William and Was in this city many
cur Gus Indian implements War-Clubs, &c. carved Pow
HON during the War Of the Revolution massive Old
Keys and Psdock fine Cut dlass, Stuffed Bird &c, &c
There are also several table, suitable IL resurs,
plaster figures ded eagles &C., Nc These articles can be
seen at al hours a. the Hotel Particulars 1t Auconeers
Office No II Cedast
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-06

GALWAY LINE.
W Tho
ATLANTIC IRISH ROYAL MAIL STEAM NAVIGATION
COMPANlS
Fin cla,. side- wheel steamships sailing fornighilyi
ADRlATlC, toco tuns COLI MblA 5evotunA
HlBEKNlA. 5000 tuns ANGLIA, 500 tuns.
HIBERNlA, Cap, Moaland,
will sail nom New York February Rates OF PASSAGE; First
Cabin and x70 Sterrage, sJO TO 81 Jonns. N E. @tV
{ 10 and Sgo-Ood OF it equivalent.
THE MONTREAL .. s. :. Co.'S
steamship NOVA sCOTIAN from Portland 10 Liverpool
Feb g. Rates Of Passage. $3.50, et6 aud $50
SIGHT DRAFTS on tie National Bank, payable al al 10
branches in England and Ireland
For passage apply TO 49,.
SABEL'E SEARLE. No. q Broadway. New FORK.
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Eeaal Noiites.

UPURSUANC of an Order OF ROSWELL
l BRAINARD, esq, Surrogate OF the County Of hings.
=. hereby given according 70 law, to all persons having
-, against THOMAS \. GREEN, late Of the City o.
deceased that they are required kibi, the same
%e voucher. thereof 10 the subscriber the Admini.ira
- he oice Of H. {. PLACE, No. sCourts, IN the City
- II 1854, HELM II. STEVENS,
- i.wsmoS,,s Administrative.
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CPREME COURT, KINGS COUNTY,
= JOHN c. BALDWIN sgt. JAMES J; CATLIN and
Il. bis Wife, Arsd s. Catin and U. s. soc Rev
n his Wife, Pope Caiiin and stamp. Cancelled;
an nd Helen A. his VIE, Kezia Elliott, Sarah Clark.
ssh,s, Sanborn and Samuel Ssnbon her Husband Lynde
,n Nary Cain, Sarah Csn. Jane Cstn, Adsline Baker
!. LOrepio d. Baker her Husband, Augustus Cain and
1s,,,e his Wife Alrnra Efnger and Michael Enger her
.s.,S Margaret finger and John Enger her Husband,
A., 1sin Lyda Catin David Elliott, and Amelia his
Gs Nav ThrGaher and Edward ThrasheI her Rushand,
,w.,s A Cs,im Widow Of Lock Cstlin jonathan Wells
nv, Tucker James b. Taylor Isaac ID. Russell, Jarvis
Sp,ou Hamilton Murray President Of City Benk Isaac A..
nssl Jop H. Underwood Israel c. Eagles and Jonathan
- summon.-(ior Refiefl To the Defendants: You
hereby summoned and required 10 answer the complaint
this .ciion Of which copy herewith served upon you
Ii rve copy Of your answer the said complaint
\. al, rs their office. No. ITO Broadway, in the
In, II kewYork within twenty days after the service
|reo exclusive Of the day OF such service and you a 70
|nsver the said complaint within the time aforesaid the
|,snas IN ,ii acton viii apply to the Court for The relief
hsmsD5eo u tie comp iaint. -
Dxsa New oh OCTOBER 20 1853.
JACKSON 4 MIDDLEBBOOR. Plsin,iFs Attorney
No. 10 Broadway. New Norf.
To The Defendants: The complaint IN the sbYVe soon was
N he twenty second d.y Of October 1865 euiy died IN The
s6oe oi,he tlerk Of the County Of Kings.
Dcel New Yo.k, Jannary %, 1904 -.
JICKSON L MIDDLEBROOK, Plaintiffs Attorney.
ANlsx6wS
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| NOTICE-Personsh having LADDERS repair.
IN ing at KEELYs YARD requested to call for them.
the business Is going to be closed Stock and Fixtures ios
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DANIEL H. BukDErr, Auctioncer.
IT S. MARSHALs SALE.
" By BURDETT, JONES 4 Co.
By virtue Of order Of tie u. s. Circuit Court to me
directed and delivered will ssn ii PUBLIC AUCTION on
the 18th day February 1864 at II O'Clock the Union
Stores Brooklyn the balance Of tho Of the prize sp
Alliance, consisting Of sbout 800 barrels OF ROSIN
T. MURRAY, u. q. NarshAl
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BUREAU OF OhDHANCK, NAVY DKfAHrSKAr,f
WARRINGTON CITY. Jan. 49, 1914
GALE OF CONDEMNED NAVY CANNON
- Noce Is hereo, given that the 18TH day Of February
next ~ ~ O'Clock there will be sold az D.Ic auction
TIE hsvylsrd Brooklyn, fewYofk aud the Navy Yard,
foIisinogh hew nanpsiie tie following CANNON, being
5tpdt Of &. cwt., known gradual increase" viz:
One hundred aud sI 900 cannon NsvyYsrd. Brooklyn
torty-siI l+G) cannon al Navy ierd, Portsmouth.
These to be sod by the pound and one half the
purchase money to be paid at the completion the sale
eo e otner nan upon ts removal Of tho by the pur'
tho sae, and a. the expense u said purchaser.
Ia. A. WISE, Chief Of Bureau
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90 Hbom it map Contern.

NANVASSERS WANTED EVERYWHERE,
~ TO Sell FISHS UNION ATTACHMENTS designed
10 sur port Vessels or Shades the laIe OF
EVERYBODY WANTS IT.
PRICE ~ CENTS.
Active mon car male 81 day. Can at No. S6 Pssrl-
''' !" - VI 'eH" '0' WIN D. RUSSELL. Agent
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A J. BLEECKER, son q Co, will sell at
~ Auction OIL FRIDAY Feb. H. at Ia clock, 1t the EI
char &c SseNoon No. III Broadway. - - $500
SUPREME Country ORDER OF PHiLO T. RUo'
Giles, ESQ, REFFREE;
TESTH-sT-Pruliso. on Ns.. bel lrs and sdava' 'ire
1874. 10
TENTH ST.-Premses on Ms. bet Is. and 7dsv
FLENENTHST.-Prem~eso on SIS. Desr I'd sy sJe 80 81
ai.l0
TENTH SINS. lsit block.
Particulars &c, anctoneers ooe. No. % Cedar a.
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GaIcs BIZ Auttion.
A j. BLEECKER, son a. Co: will Sell at
IA Auction, on MONDAY, Feb 1854, at IL O'CLOCK a.
the Exchange Sales Room, No. III broadway.
'A e ASSIGNEE SALE,
By ORDER of-

By ORDER Of $50
prNr,NrN xTrrN ESQ ASSIGNEE OF THE LATE
FIRM OF ICE. CoDpINGToN, Go;
All the remaining cf said late arm o. Iee
;1cSdns the following described Real Estate w; lots
81. Paul Mimi Nos. 49, ~ u.s. block NO W acres lanc
Iowa lots in East Shakspco MINI Also Mortgage fo
SIPS on lot No block No &c. IN village o. Mqn aS ws
con.n Also am undivided interest In house NO 'S .sdon
in the stores No IL Coenes ship and No. 10 Front
~ In The CITY OF New York. Also sundry book accounts
notes lc Printed inventories may DO eo'aeo VI 'ho Au'
lt;op.srs No n Csdar-st.
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DOCK TRADE SALES ROOMS, No. as


I'D R'way nearly opposite ST. Nicholas Hoiel-OEO LEA
WITT Aaoton.or by j. T. Cooley. Cons gnDsnis sohceL
WEDNESDAY, Feb 10, and following days comm encins
a. 6. O'clock o. M each day, viii be .od by soction with ou
reserve Magnificent PRIVATE LIBRARY, tho property or
South. N Gen, cra4n collected duYag yesr with out
rerrd 10 cost This Of tho finest collections Of boots
offered the public IN LONG time Il embrheos hus London
and American editions OF the best Standard Wott Gen
Literature Poetry Fiction, Voyages, novel; history
B!ogs ply Fine ATts Painting scupare and several hEnd
red soBes Of Illustrated works monty "a hne bindings ha
calf Tulkey Morocco H. &c, among which nsy be Een
toned Fndens Royal Gallery dc. Beauties Of Moore
% eacd COPY 0. the Abbosford Wsv.Ily IL volt, fun
turkey sI Estions Portraits tvos, uy., early edition
Mrs JsIneson's Wogks yos full turkey Indian lToesi
vols folio hsf tty.i Lodges Portraits, vols bali "a
0aspey's England, vols half thy. Halls Ireland, yos
WriTnts ireland vols CropEeys American Scenery foo
Conveys Cshedrrs Niles hegsteT, complete, 10 vols Wal
pos Roysl add Noble Author VIOLA, calf Smiths Literary
uostss Ailss by the Society for tho diffusion OF Useful
Knouiedge; Mum g. Berlin, DFo~den STAFFORD, Wayetey
Wikie dusseldorf. and STAFFORD Galleries, Isuchntn Brh
Authors AZ vot, hsf TURKEY, pendl se, Con.lsole'
Graphic Works. knights Pictorial England vols Cuvisfs
Animal KINGDOM full Cookies Noysyos, vols Ct cell
Roses Bogsph.ca Dictiolsfy IL vols half calf Art Journal
IL vois qaAo Hol5ens Henry VIII. ooorod Lanes Ara
ban ugts vcs full turkey; Csnova vols, ht tky Got
mas Bra'sss vols, Iy loearth, vols n.y. Ben
toms Debses IS VS. calf hsrper. and Atlantic AonheA
complete 81 vols E calf gilt Book Of Autographs conaia-
lo original Autographs Cabinet and Congress Of ls
'6 and g. Music Francois Vois folio half Ky Museum
Of Painting, Sculpture IS vols half calf Lc &c. Books
can be a tie No. as Broadway.
! n. B.-Privste Libraries CGtalogued and sold.
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NETWORK & NEW-HAvEN RAILROAD.

WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
1853. COMMENCING NOV l6. 1861 lset
Passenger Station in NsvYork 2thc and 4tbsv
Entrance 21th-st
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STEAM NAVIGATION COM
| PANY.

NATIONAL STEAM NAVIGATION CUM
~ PANY
Tho undersigned will dispatch Of the undernen''oned or
thor hrstoass full powered, Brsbbuit stesneSs from
KEW-YORk 40 LIVERPOOL,
calling Queenstown to land passengers and aest TILL
GRAPHIC DISPATCHER
Ship. Tuns. Commdndr. 1o"@
LOUISIANA .,....2 6To........ Brookns.. ..
neutrality-suspicious.. .OEace..... '''
hs .,.nn,, have ali been built under the inspection oil
the Chief Surveyor the Liverpool Underwrter heetry
Iron Ships. They have oItra water tight compartments shd
clas.sd histclass tor twenty-five yeIs
They are ttcd up rt second and third class
who aYe char ,cd At the following rates;
Frs, cabin.........".. % Payable in Currency.
StecTH-e. 90
Dietary aud accommodation unsurpassed by any oher nne
OF steamers.
For further particulars, spplyto
WILLIAMS & GUION. No. n wdl-sl
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CTEAM WEEKLY TO LIVERPOOL, touch
- in, a, Ou-snstown Cork Hurbor).-Tho welknown
,., Of the Liverpool NewYork aud PhiadeYiis Steam
.bia Comunny are intended to sail As follows;
Ci1Y orr acknowledgements. Saturday reb. o
-
cry or WASHNGTON.......... Saturday 90. ~
And every succeeding SATURDAY. Ut noon from rief ~
North River. ...
psvsbl, In gold or is equivalent in uTrrqcy: 80
EiRST CApIN.....S $50 90 STEEkhGE .........&3e on
ri 10 London. b. 00 seersge TO London. - e0
Fir. Cabin TO Pars.. e5 0O stee.age to Paris ~ W
nbn TO Hamburg 30 81 Steeaf. to iisnburs 81 %
Passengers also forwarded to Iiavrs Bremen. Rotterdam
Artwerp NC, at equally low rates An,
Fare, nom Liverpool Queenstown LIST Cabin SO, Hse,
sioS steerIge, $50. Those VINO wish to send Tor then
,,ir,Is can buy tickets here at these rates.
Eor father Information, rpply tho Companys Offices
JOHN u. DALE. AGENT No. Is Broadway, N T.
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HART-TAIT-HAYS ~
Fine pictures Of these artists TO be sola WIN -
WAITRESS collection evenings OF February IL ana iJ
.. the Dusseldorf Gallery No 5is broadway now open pay
aud Evening.
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ITO RAILROAD TRAVELERS.-FOr full
L. information In reference Time Tables, Stations Dis
tsnees and Connections, Illustrated by ONE HUNDRED
RAILWAY MAPS, representing the Principal Railways a
the country, see APPLETONS' RAILWAY GUIDE.
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FnsiructIcn.

A MORNING HOUR.-Ellsworth Model
n Writing and Bookkeeping Rooms viii hereafter De
open II for paps unable 70 attend " tie AFTER
noon evening Broadway, corner OF lNh-s''
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Il PORT and FALL RlvER.-The splendid and superos
steamer BAY STATE Capt. Brown leaves ayes hsw Y:rs
o'clock p MI and the EMPIRE STATE, Capt BraytOn, on
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, e. o'clock p M.
from Pier No. 3North River.
Hereafter WIN be regarded secured to any spp
cant until the same shall have been paid for.
Freight to Boston u forwarded through with great dkpsch
BY an Express Freight Trsin.
Z. LITTLEFIED Aren't No. II Broaiwsy
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&iUNINTIWN LINZ TOT I bUniUM, wa GRW'
DENCE, NEWPORT, TAUNTON, and NEW -BEDBORD.
Tho splendid steamers COMMONWEALTH and PLY.
MOUTH ROCK will leave Pier No. Is NJ r, foot Of Court
lsndt-s,., daily ,eacept Sunday al ?. M.
Freight tsen low by any other Ina Once Of Com
pany, No lis Westst corner Of Courtandtst
Newly ork Nov O. 1909 w ". EDWARDS, Agent
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Danrlns Ataoemlss.
AlnsitaI Jneirnmen!o.

A SPLENDID PIANO for S225.-Barmore's
"A Wssrooms aud Mandatory Ne. ga Bleecisrse IL
"a, pr.ss medals add wATJsI..@d f0T tve
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A TLANTlC and GREAI We'll Elm
a RAILWAY, NEW BROAD GAUGE ROUTE PAS
! NIGER TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK, via the Ere
,ay from foot OF Chsrnbersst, RUNNING THROUGH
CLEVELAND, O. WITHOUT CHANGE OF CABS.
with railroads for all principal cities in the West
IT, road being extended and will be IN complete
ing order to Mansfield Gallon, Urbana Dayton, Cmciu-
natl and 81. Louis, withou. break Of gauge. -
r. u GoopnAs Cen. Ticket Agt, r. y. swEETsER.
Mesdyiis Pa. General SUIT
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-16

laws be fsshGully exeeeteds Tor two years he
permits Judge PEEbts, me Republican Secretary
of State to take fees or psrquisites to which he
says he had no right. He also states TINT 'sthe
bill increasing the salaries OF State officers was
based explicitly upon the policy of making all
the pay OF officers salary. aud taking all fees
away from them, and the embezzlement law exc
cutss that policy Placing Ibis construction
upon the two acts. the Governor not only permits
Judge PEBBLE to take fees TO which he is not
entitled, but issues all military commissions
through him so as to give him the means Of con
verting these perquisites to his own use. That is
the position in which the Governor places himself
He says il is right for a Republican Secretary of
State to pocket illegal fees. but it is very wicked
for a Democratic officer to receive The same per
quisites. But the Journal has not the candor or
fairness to state that the Supreme Court decided
long before DR.. ATHoN came into Office, that the
Secretary of State had the right to convert to
his owl use the fees received by him for issuing
commissions.
In the language of the Journal, we conclude
by ~saying-this case is worthy the attention of
the people, as an exhibition of Pewterhead policy
and the partisan meanness of our Pewterhead
Governor.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-16
LEGAL.

GTATE OF INDIANA, MARION COUNTY, IS: 1nthe
y Court Of Common Pleas OF Marion county. in the State
Of Indiana, June Term, A ID. 1S64-Ebzabeth Howe
VS.. Rawiey F. Howe.
Be II known, that on this 18th day Of April, in
the year 1864. the above named plaintiff by her attor-
ney, fled in the Office OF the Clerk Of the Court Of Com
mon Pleas Of Marion County, her complaint against said
defendant, In the above entitled cause, together with an
affidavit OF q competent person, that said defendant,
Rawley ?. Howe, is not a resident of the State Of Indi-
ana.
Said defendant is, therefore, hereby notified Of the
fling and pendency of said complaint against him, and
that unless he appear aud answer OF demur thereto. al
the calling Of said cause on the second day Of the mex
term Of said Court, to be begun and held at the Courf
House, in the city of indianapolis, on the first Monday
in June next, said complaint. and the matters and
things therein contained and alleged, will be heard anC
determined In his absence.
WIN. WALLACE, Clerk.
R. L. wALroLE, Attorney for Plaintiff.
apr25-w3w rr
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-16
HAcKErr's on A srRI

BEAU HAcKErr's HOUSEHOLD ON A STRIKE.
I've struck. Every body in my neiehborhood
has struck, and / don't intend to be behind the
epoch in which / live, unless the strikes produce
a battle, and then / am willing TO get behind an
epoch or anything else. Pve struck say il in
all candor, with all due regard for the feelings of
my fellow beings and the beings of my feeling
fellows-Pve struck. Do You wantm me to repeat
it! l won't do tive struck. Everybody
about my house has struck, from the partner of
my bosom down to the chip-maid who kindles
the fires all the year round for a new dress on
Easter aud a red, white and blue stick of candy
on the Fourth of July. My wife struck last Fri
day aud notified me of the fact through a COM
mittee of hot water, chairs and broomsticks. The
chambermaid has struck; also the cock, and the
utility woman, and the boot-black; and two
young ladies next door to me are struck-after
a young fellow that lives up town. The ap-
pearanee of the neighborhood in which I reside is
at present peculiarly striking. Husbands and
wives, fathers and mothers and brothers and sis
tiers are all on a strike; young lovers are on a
strike, too; the beaux especially, and there never
was a time when the bells wouldn't strike. In
my own domicil the epidemic has extended to
inanimate objects, and yesterday at noon the old
family clock struck. Pm into 1t, heart and soul.
l stood ont against the temptation as long as
/ could and then / didn't stand out any longer.
I've struck. Yesterday 1 struck out for home
at an earlier hour than usual, with my appetite
cooked and primed for the enjoyment of a splen-
did dinner. Istruck Randolph street just in time
for a street car going west, and / struck my pa
latial cottage at half-past twelve precisely.
When I entered the door I was struck by the dis
ordered and unnatural appearance Of everything.
The house looked as though it had been struck
b.. lightning. The entrance was completely bar
ricaded with chairs, footstools, stovepipes, wash
stands, queensware, and ottomans enough to fill
the Turkish empire. On the top of the heap