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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-23

saT- The Frankfort Commonwealth
SEEMS to be worrying the Louisville Jour
nal hugely. The latter screams Abc-
lition until it IS block IN the face II.
paroxysma Of rage are pitiable.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-23
coRPoEArIos NOTICE.

March Z, issi And uss II is i.ersby ORDERED
end alfecis1 = iee Common Iouncl N tie CsfF 81
IfsHsFiiss lhat Tbs oEnera Of al Ioss ~ rasfs 81
- it'aup8 % - ssJ9inlDs tbs northeast sids
81 baisT street. from Cherry 70 Oak streets. Is
szid titgs caess ths eide walks thereon 70 l.
fspsired Hiihin thirty days ffeDl the publlss@s.
d this order
A. PFAFTLIS. Clark.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-23
9he DaiIu anr
CoMPOsITOR1 WANTED.

Two or THREE first rate News
paper Competitors can find steady
employment at the best Of wages
by immediate application at this
office.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-23
FOR RENT or SALE.

I ron EENr or sALE--A BEAUTIFULLY
II sifmurl Residence, neer the salt Wells with
about ea arrea OF Land. VIII trade for good
city ptnu,riy. Enquire at
D. n. MiNGsr, cor. Main aud first.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-23

nNntR Fon nn4ek sidewalk.
March ~, lses And now Il l. herehy ordered
and direrfrli ~ The common Council Of the city.
- ffaafriiie that tho ownrIs 81 an lois PARTS
% fots noniiu OF adjoining sQuth- vest side of
tenffe street, tetWrea Pine and Let streets,
10 saiii city vagac The side walks theu-oa 70 BE-
tfensht - the proper grade, and thar they
faus1 sidsahfh IT tiasa Ne. ]. % b. tad down
ihafrcn within thirty DAYS from the publication
q this order.
A. PFAFTLfN. cierk e.
CLERK One. Match Is, isGi.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-23
CARPETS.
Carpets at Old Prices.

Aswr Will HAVE 80 ROOM FOR show
II ing Carpets during the iiuae 'lai ~ rebuild
gar store this summer, We Sill Ell our s'eSS %
Carpet 90 tho Old price, which is 70 TO 10 es S~st
lees than they can Dow h. hcuSht Tor hat
sCHAPKER X BCSsiNs.
Scs AZ and "a Nain street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-23
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Bor CITY clerk.

AbOLPH PFAFFLIN Il tbe Union casdiiate
far ~ election 20 the oniea Of city Cers 81 TIE
swing April election
EpfI0Rs ~ JOURNAL; Pesso anHoHnca Nh. II.
AXE aga candidate f5f City Clert atth approach
ing ApfII alneiIon MANY N0TEh-.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-23
For 1900 CommI..lonel

Please announce HENRY BOWER ssa Union
candidate for Street Commisaion,r At The ensuing
April blsation.
ALFBED FITZPATRICK will be candidate
ior Street Commissioner At uie ensuiuk APril
slectioa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-23

LYONS KATHAIRON.
hathsiEea = hon tss GTrek uord ssKathrs,' "a
"ksthairo, sgpnyiax - elsanss. rejuvinafs Aaa
restots, Thta zrtici- j. what IL name igpI hss.
For pFs=sssluE restoring aud bssnti1inz the
hzmaa h4ir Il = the most rsnzTkAbis preparation
u ths worid. II 10 again 9wn@d ead put ap By
ths eriginai proprietor, aud Is made With ths
sans ears skill ana stteafton ~hifh gRvs 1t a
sais ef over one million bottles per snuuHa.
II Is met delightful Hair Dressing
ifsEsdiattes scarf and 14ndrun
IL ksepa the k8ad cool aud clean
II EaAkHs the hair. rich. s0ft aud glossy.
e pr=ysrts the hair frosS iallisg s. ssd tara
ipE Enay.
Is FastoTss hair upon bald hsads
Any Lady or gentleman Wko raiuas isasusffa4
bad Ct hair sbosla U.S. Lyon's Ksfhslrsn II :
known and q I'd throughout the cfxihzed world
sold b. ali FssIssesAtts dsaisrs
DEAAs BARNES co. New York
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-23
GOLD PENS.
C. P. Barnes's Extra Gold Pens.

Ali pens bear ny G-a5s-asarE, G. 4. BAEsEs,
ExTEA Lot, KY.," for Ehsek I base ssenred ihs
Sopsgs9if, and are warranted IA carats ans And
psrfset In stsry respect sat y rail 81 sxpfe-s
70 any part OF the county receipt u price and
rztzsn ch1rgEs- Persons or1efing All pleas state
the siKs and style dssFsd, ~i1sfhsr hsrd o. sen,
sns OF coarse Aad 81 the pen should f@il 70 please
or prove detective, they Kill haye the PFlFleEs q
exehaaafns A dedneffon Of aftesn per cent a.
lowed On sr6ers Of So or over, aHd twenty-five
Yssr cent on those 81 Sln0 Liheral discount ms y
10 the trade Old pens repaired IN the best nszn-
1er for shsrty-sye cents lad ssamp) each Cirru-
lars showing sizss, styles, and prices Il Watches
sent FREE % any address. Address
aCsP BARNES,
Dsaser in Gold Pens AMI AHxRfeAs w2resrs,
50 Third Streets, Louisville, Ky.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-23

MA. EbnoE Please announce my ntue Az "a
candiints for tho Office Of City Marshal 1t the cn-
suing April election.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-23

nG- The Cincinnati Foiksblait says
the attempt OF some Of the German Rad
ieals Of ST. Louis to form party sepa.
rate FROM the Great Union party ia net
meeting With much sympathy in other
portions OF Missouri A recent meeting
of Radicals Was held in the town Of
Louisiana, Pike county, Al which itwas
resolved TO leave the choice o, = esndi.
date for President to the National Union
Convention, which will be held in BALI
more on the 7th of June, and pledging 3
hearty support to whoever the Conseo-
ton should select as the standard bearer
Of the Union party.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-23
PRIVATE nIsPEHsARY.

A Ii SECRET DISEASES ABE CURED
II without the as~ Of Hsrcurial prspsrAtfens, A.
II Asfn Street. IN HssksF's bgH1fny, By
fani ~ DE- skEsAMOS0WsEf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-23

S3- The leading editorial in the
Tines Of Saturday, entitled How we
are Growing Rich, through an iuadver,-
ency, no doubt, on the part of the Edit
or, was not credited to the paper in which
it originally appeared-ths Springfield
In1 Reoisfer
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-23

YoR ELEcfOEs 81 LARsE.
David GOOdipg, G Hancock.
Richard W. Thompson, of YiEe.
Y0R STATE ELECTORS.
lea Distfies-Janss 9. Denny, % Knox
John z. Houghland u r4nesr
a Diafrist-Cyrus r. kiaon, of CLARK.
Francis Wszter, q Laxfanae
81 District--Heurs u. Priiehard, II Bari hnie
BisW.
Madison Essns - f.asreues
std District -LsOnidaa sexton q Rash
n. '. kygaf, Of Frankiin
IN Didrict Boni. J. ClayF1si u fayatts
Joshua II. A~lietf. - ueHry.
diA Bisfrict-J. J. Wright, Il Morgan
! q. Green. 81 Shelby.
in plsiriet--JOhB Osborn, u PatHe -.
Thomas y El,e 81 Paftf
ftE Daslrlet--R p. ravidsou, 81 Tippfeanea.
Benz. Gfegpry. Of " trfen.
sah Dlsfrirf-Jamga y BeifIFd. Of Wait.
Aaron finernsg. of Porter
i8lh Diaffiet-T. n. Diekihson, u Be Raib.
fiallet kiihoufne, Of Eikhari.
18th histfict-John N Wallaee, If Grant.
james NJ. TeBpler, ~ Jay.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-23
CLOVER SEED.

<-tT0yT.K eyTp-ao bbIs best qasliiy for sac
L iSwSV ,. GILbEET 8 CO.,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-23

Do not fail to hear Mr.. Galloway
sing his serio-comie songs tonight With
tbs Allsghanisns st Masonic Hall
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-23


Mach u, is.4.-Aud nos u Is hereby ordered
and diT-cfsd b. tbs Common Council n tie Ctr
ofksaasviils thaf The owners q ali Ioss cE parts
Of ictss fronting % Or adjoining he afst side Of
Mar stFeei, from Ann % Sixth strss.s In Eaid
city, cause Tbs al1e-Nalks thereon q be repaired
withia thirty days frJn the publiesiioa u tbis
sTdsF
a. PFAFFLTs. Clerk.
Clerks Ono March q. lsgs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-23

Plase announce me - q candidate for Con.ia-
tiu Of Pigeon To,9mhip at the ensuing April
election. ROBERT = ntLL.
Ma EDfToH Please announce me se ehnt'i
date for the Office u Constable of Pigeon Tosn-
ship AZ the ensuing April election.
800 Join b. 50 ElEANr.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-23

MIscEskSAroS-The New York zfi6-
aas closes sa able article on this subject,
so fraitfol Of Copperhead editorials with
the following paragraph, which we es-
peeially commend to the entire Copper
head fraternity:
II man can so far conquer his re-
pugnanee to a black woman rs 10 make
her the mother Of his children, We ask,
in the name OF the Divine law aud of
deeensy, why he should not marry her2
We are not in favor of any law compel.
hng Copperkead to marry nsgress
unless under circumstances which might
! compel him 10 marry q white woman or
} 60 to prison. but we insist that, if Cop
1 perhesd or any one else is anxious To
+ enter into such a Union, It is no, for the
Legislature TO forbid him, or for his TEL
low-ereatuEes to pronounce him a yio-
lator OF the lava Of nature and of God -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-23
TAKEN Up

a Why YOUNG CALI the owner 80 -.
- shs SANE y sPplytng 20 me a. say Raj
''@ss' JOeGPH CALDWELL
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-23

Ha. EoiroH-Plea-s 90 announce my name ~ q
candidate for The Office Of cts Collector "a ih'
rnsn.,g City election WM. q HHPFLE.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-23


Try ghs e~lshrassa
PLANTATION BITTERs.
~hich ara mes rseammea1sA By ths highest iasa..
cal authorities, and warranted 70 produce ku "a.
sastlEfs beneficial efsst. They are exeaedlnEiy
sKssesbEs, tHrfse.ly pnre. sud must sapercacd ali
oihsr 'eHiea Shsrs = healthy. gsnt,s stimaisat =
required.
Thes purify. rthan and luvtkarats.
They eFeste healthy spp-tifs.
They asean - tidofs - chan e ~ water aud
diet.
They overcome the ,a.ct. q dissipation and
late hoars
They strengthen the system asd eaIi.sa the
the miad
Thy purify she Afssih sad seialty Of the
stomach
They care Dyspepsia sad f,sastiP patton
They care DarrheA and uhOlsxs Merhgs.
They cure Liver Compliant ana NsfFons
Headache
They make ths N.ak strong, the isasuid bril-.
tsnt- and arr Exhausted natura's kfeAt rssaorsF.
They ar composed u too eeisbFAtsd Cilsays bark
statsrgresE, sassatrss, rnuts and herbs. ell Pc.
seFved Ia peftecLls pHr- e.. creiN ram. Fer par
sieu.Ars. - cirsuisrs snd tssiimeuIsls AF5aud
Razars Of iuRostors. Examins avery bottle.
So that II has our private &. 3. slarnp anmat4.
LATED sser The cork, with plantation sosBs, AID
our signature On Ans steel plate side label. See
that sur bottia i Dot re-alisd WITH spurious ani
dsias~rious ttuf. Any person pretending 20 sali
Pi4atatiea Biftsfs b the gallon IN bulk. Is an
impsstoF Asy psFs1u initiating this bottle. OF
~eliing Any othsF material thrFsin Eiether called
Plantation BIttrrs 81 not. j. @eriminai under the
q. 3. ts4w. aad wiii b. prosecuted - uR. We
already have oHT sJe 90 several parties re- aliinx
eur bottles, &c.s who Wiii succeed 10 getting
themselves tuto el0Ss quarters. TIE denlAsd for
Draks'a PiAnfafiea hGtHsrH nom ladies', clergy
rssa, merchants. Ac.. i iaersdibis. The slnp1
trial q hoftie Il tha iass-s ~ ptt-snt of ttsIT
Horth sad sapsftoritv. Thry are sod - ali
speesahis druggists, gracers, Fhysirisos, hotels,
sAlooos, ssssfa boats. sud country stores
Pr DEAEE 90.
Ne ~ Broadway, - Y.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-23
FOR SALE.

DHUlCE RESIDENCE Lur--A vesy dcalr,bis
~ residence lot on First Street, adjoining she
residence Of George $. sonuiag, Application
should be made var
Also fine Lot on Chesuut street near seventh,
in the Eastern Enlargement.
JOHN ". FOSTER,
mh23 Al Geo. Foster Go, Warehouse.
DLOCK 40, LANIAsCo-2So fsct squarc-at a
Any person desiring beautiful piece Of ground
lor a suburban residence wouh do we'll 70 apply
soon CuATDLEN & HYNES,
mshls q Read Esta.e Agents.
HOUSE AND LoT--A nice. comfortable house
H on seventh Street near corner Of Waiout,
coniaining rooms, good cellar, cistern, smoke
house, stable, &c. Let 30 By $50 ieet Possession
given by the LIST Of April. Apply at Journal OF
fee mill
gEyHE UNDERSIGNED, about to move to Iowa,
4 oacrs for sale his house aud parcel Of ground
containing 6o-l0o acres. House ia good repair,
containing seven rooms, studio emhowcred
mid beautiful evergrecns, stable and corn crib,
soma 20 bearing apple rves cs hne selection with
tine selections Of other ffuiis-plumbs, peaches,
cherries, S., with variety Of towering shruhs 8
the property lying on the Evansville ruad, at the
tower end Of the town Of NeNhErgh-
For terms, enquire Of A. NJ. PHILIPS, Ksq.,
mhl2 NeNburga. Ind.
DKICK HOUsE.--A two-story Brick House.
ID Containing Is rooms, tin rooi, situated gornee
Fulton Avenue and Franklin street, Iainasee.
fisle god Terms easy. Enquire At CHARLES
kRLLER'S, opposite the Court-house.
EH
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-23
MEDICAL.
INDIAN MEDICINES

euro
IA sAyasiisg care far spessssforrAea. ssrisaal
Wsahse.s koeisssi Fai<si5As, asa an diss4zss
~ bg self pasfisa ssek Les Of A-assFy Ts.esr
al Lassssa5s. Pslas "a Ia Bark. Dssasss u Fi.sss
PrsAas@ss 0ld Aess Hsak News, Bl@esIty -
BssasASas, TrsmAlsssg. Watsfsfasss EraPtoAs fhs
faes, Pale csaHtsaaHds T4sasffy, esaspFsptaa, aHd
az ~ pfrgfd csHpLs4ats eaa-sd - dspaffsag bon
RI pafA 4 safass.
S9- This nledisine Is simple RetaLis eNteaet.
and one on which all can rely, as u has bsen assd
lh sur pfaetlns &c many y-ars, and with theas.
auas treated. 81 has sOt failed Ia single Instance
lie curative powers hays beeh Sufficient 10 gain
victory svcf the moot stubborn ssss.
nS~Fo those sho have tTifed aifh their consfi-
tutioa, Hafii thsy thisk tham.elsss beyond The
fnAsh u naedeai all, We SeesI say, nsspasr aat ?
the GHEsaKFN graF wiii RESTORE yoH 10 hraith
saa ygeF, sad sftsf all qssaek doctors havs failed
So kef fall Particulars. gos Circular from any
Drug S9afs ~ ths country e. write the Prepris
tsrs. hn ~ stall fra ans drsIriug Tbs saaaa
rail treatise 80 psuphlsi form.
ea-friers. g-r bottla thrse bottles tos 81,
sDl far~arsa - Express b. AL part u the wStid.
So SID - al r-spes ssLie druggists sssry
shefn
DIR. w. X. Merwin & Co.
soEE FHsxRIrFa6s,
Nc - Liberty street. Nsw York.
EkF~t.id Ia ESausfitia b. Wa ntsr}osssF ans
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-23
In an, CnlIeelnr

EBlgon. JornsAL plosss afpounes 81. louis
Ton, A. a candidate TOR CITY Collector 81 he si,-u-
fng April election, and obllze.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-23

UNION STATE TICKET.
Poy Gogernoy,
OLIVER P. MORTON,
Or wATsE.
F0g Li1af Goy~ss9r,
CEN. NATHAN KIMBALL,
o. nAETU
Far SeeyetQyB 81 s,a,e.
NELSON TRUsLEn, Or Fayetse
m H FOR Aedaor 81 State.
THOMAS b. nccARTY, u Wabash.
Tor TTeasvref Of 9faie,
JOHN I. MORRISON, Of washington-
Tar 1aorseg- Csaerai,
DEEAEA p. wfLLIAMsOS, of Pataam.
Far carl Of ne sapreas Coari,
GEE. Lag. NOBLE. ofKnox.
For RYorter Of sapSes.e cona,
COL. BEN. HARRIsOH, Of Marion.
Tor Supreme Jadges,
Let Disfriot-JAs s. FRAZER, Of Koseiusko
~ District-JEnU 7. ELLIOTT, u Henry
% Disfrict-CHAS. 4. RAY, Of Marion.
sth Disirlet-RoBT. g. GREGORY, Tippecanoe.
Pr 6hyeriateaaeat ef Public Easireeiioe,
PROF. GEORGE ". HOss, u Marion.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-23
lNsoLUBLE CEMENT.

GEsse
~.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-03-23

ha best ides Of the whole debate may
be formsi .Fom the remark of leading
( Ohio Democrat, who came over 10 the
Administration side, saying, in a ioealar
way, this isn't one Of oar lucky DAYS
YOU e beaten us most damnsbly, and
there's nobody knows it half so well Al
We do ourselves"
The New York herald., 1864-12-16
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

In q recent skirmsh near Loudon hill, w., privaes
John List and Frank odel, Of troop NJ First New York
Mounted Riaes were severely wounded.
ibe Washington National ln,eligencr ssys;-Gencra
sherman will be by sad domestic when he
reaches tho his victorious march through Rebel
dun. Ills youngest child. fuo boy, about six months
old ded last week al nth Bend Ind the residence
OF Speaker CoaS, which IS occupied by Sirs Sherman
and family this Water, the Generals eldest children st
tending Inc taihoc college IN the vciny q that town,
and Birs sherman desiring 10 be near them. Many viii
remember very touching letter written by tho General
the death 81 hts SOD, or two and while no
couutry death hss robbed hm Of another q bis homo
circle " ~ tho oG wound 70 bleed aresh. n
vii have DO synpatiss, y tbs new alciiou, Of al
~h0 honor blm tCr his heroic pairiciism.
Tne Rochester Urion oarns from Trustworthy
authority thai Judge Ienry X scdon, q cncster vii,
the Isl - January pext, carry out deienn .ou
fo some TIME settled urop 70 resign bis seat on tho
bench Of the Court Of appeals.
serenus swim. Esg ~ Manobes,er, Conn, at The iaio
Presidential election cast bis eighteenth vote fof Prcsi.
dent tic Rnt yoied Tor John Adams, IL 1923, and has
voted at every Preside tia election since. lio The
Oldest nying graduate 4 Dartmouth College.
ConmandoT Eced worden, executive oalccr Of the
PhiGepha NRvy Yard, has been ordered duty under
Commodore stribrs, snc bis ullce at the Navy Yard
viii be lied ~ Captain John GINS
Ibo Potion Trarssr. referring q the death Of the
brave md acrom suet Co Sargent of the FIRST Massa.
chuseus cavsry, BayR.--Ihe cavalry which 10
msaded formed Tart q The cSodton Under General War.
rem Lieutenant Co.oi sar{ent lot his ite while gal
lanty legd his men lie nad, under crters, charE 4
~ cnae tbe rche works IL gallant manner ons just
wheeled hF bone order biz commend o rrtre, wien
n shcl strack nrt he breast lie vce "a ce hours.
The rem sire fErwpr1ed 10 ioston The decoased
vs. severely wounded Az. "a iWp yeara since by bullet
thtouEn tie gtss snd Uarrpely red aeah at thAt
time He graduate " Harvard toesn, ., tho c,ags
uf iad. ~ tue tfes kae out IL tho gahcon hc Was
prsctsrg phyrcmu ~ his cAy, ara bod gaiucd con8d
s-ahi &C. u,aton u ~ iroessrn lazy y tao VI 10
offered ha eFtltes ma af fll. .eon, and itrWstd ~
cfynry Ulc,f, aId y served bis clg1try win heroic
devouJn. La onNes ~ aad luterd.iiug iomiy, vhp
nov ftFdo Ia Mcst Eusbmy Ills brother gofefai
II race Gpncy rakeri, Vaa scvolely wounded 10 Vie
Ma epr
The New York herald., 1864-12-16

Gon Jof oi government wnicn wsS ~Seeseo
to be printed.
MARINE IRIS. PA.
nr. scplEfD, trep.J OF Pa offered resolution, whic
passed. ins'ructias the omuteo on comm cree "
inquire into the eAfsdency Of establishing marine hcs
pi,al ct Erie Pa.
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT ABOLISH 40 SLAVERY
Mr. ASHLEY gave notice that Inc 9th OF January
pex he would call the pending joint resolution from
the Senate proposing constitutional amendment for The
abolition Of slavery throughout the country, and that he
would demand . vote upon tho resolution the Monday
following.
APPROPRIATION PAssK
Tho House passed the bin making appropriations for
invalid and other PENSIONS, and the bill making arpro
prasions for tho diplomatic and consular Establishment
AND CIGARS
Also the Joint resolution giving the true construction
and meaning much OF the internal revenue act az
70 the tobacco and cigars and 10 addition
10 The above, passed bill providing that IN computing
the three allow by the twenty first section OF she
act entitled "An act increasing temporarily the duties On
imports and for other purposes approved July H. 1862
for the withdrawal OF 20 Dis from any pubic store or
bonded warehouse for expectation 10 foreign countries or
ranshpmeLt to any Of the Pacific or Western coast
Of the United Staes such expectation or transhipment
OF goods shall either for the whole for any part
Of the said term OF three years been by
Of order OF the President OF the United st es
the time during which such expectation or uanshipment
OF such goods sha have been aoI esad
shall be excluded from the said computation
The House then adjourned till Monday.
The New York herald., 1864-12-16
Obituary.
ELIZA ". F2kNuAN.

Mr., Eliza W. Faruham, the philanthropsi and author
ess died yesterday morning AT the residence OF Mr. b r.
voorhees,. No 321 West Thriyhfh street, IN the forty
ninth year Of her age The funeral services will take
plico next Sunday Afternoon, from Dodworih Hall, IN
broadway, and the remains will bo taken TO Milton,
Ulster county, ~ y, tor ntcrment. Mrs larnlam has
contributed quite humber of works TO American .era
ture aud Wl be remembered by her volumes 'Sann-
sons Crmoa Jurisprudence, nTne Prairie Land ""t
fprpia In lolrs and QUIZ and 'tlhe Of Woman ~
Mrs r. 1T fcfilo rnaron OF sing ng and ose-
lscnty had charge Of lLo bnnd Institution Boston.
The New York herald., 1864-12-16
the Repatriation or Resuxees.
HrApouAPrEns MAJOR GENERAL pfc

DKFARIMENT OF IIIk FlsT, I
HrApQuARrKas, MAJOR GENERAL PECK,
81 piREcKER STREET, NEW YORK, Dec Is. 1854.
Attention rs again called TO General Orders Nus 50 and
o. Headquarters o the department. OF the East which
prescribe that all persons coming rom the insuTgent
States snail report to these headquarters for registry
Keepers OF hotels and boarding houses again re-
quesed TO send al this Office the names OF all
from said States taking lodgings with them.
The results developed bv tho registry fully Justify the
action tho department commander and would warrant
It's continuance. The decision OF the Canadian court
favor IL ST. ibsns raiders and robbers makes IL i'm
paragc the registering be pushed vigo ously 10
Is of public safety, which commends itself TO
all good citizens JOHN j. PECK, MAJOR General
Ollc.a--JAs :. MCVEY, Lieutenant and Aid do Camp.
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SHIPPING NE w S.


CLEARED
ship Clara W Wheeler (Br,. wimath, Liverpoo-Whhsms
Ship Ocean Home tBr,. Watson. london-williams
Bark Bolivia, whtebeiry, Aspinwsl-Panams Railroad
Brig James Crow tBr). sheehy. Matamoros-E Husssy
Brig Geo Baker tBr,, Hanson. Demarara-wm Ingalls,.
hrg Lady Of the Lake (Br). hl, Nsguaoo-bre'a BON
Brig George Downes (Br). Paine. Barbados-H Srow-
Brig Nigreta. Showers, Triniiad-R p Buck 4 Co.
Srg Power. Alie1 Eii.aee hport-Th"mpsor hunses'
schr Hanna lBrj. Bahr. belize. Hon-A II solomon.
Schr A Bradford. Freeman, JacInel--Brett Son Co.
scnr John Nelson tBr), Neson, ualifax-J Whitney
Schr Ida Nay tBr). Buck ualifax-P Nevius Sons.
Schr jamestown, Magee, Fortress Monroe-E d Hurlbut
Schr W 4 Crammer. Abrams. Bsltimore-Mo't Bedell.
Schr VIM ID Pitts Hudson. Snow ilill--A hnyens
Schr A Sawyer. Bean. Bostrn-W Rversmh.
schr Stephen Waterman Chase, New Bedford-Ferguson
soop John Adams. Halocx, New Hsven-H Racket, &
Steamer Franklin Young Baltimore
ARRIVED
Steamship Montezpma tBr) Hamshaw. Kingston, ia
Dec D. with mdse and passengers. TO Howand Fr",hng
schr Hsa (Br) Bnrberie, st Marc Hay 27 days. with
locwood. To Peter Nevins 4 Son.
schr sophia Godfrey. hulford, Fortress Monroe.
Schr q Ravlis. Ba,la Georgetown for bridgeport.
sch II Gibson. Crocker Geurleown for Moithavca.
Schr Ella NAV. Cobb, Keedv Island Tor Hosion
Schr Wm Arthur, Haskell, f.zabeihport for Boston.
Schr Harriet Neal. SIN III, Elizabehport for Boston.
Schr Vicksburg, Eizabethpou Tor boston.
SAILED
Steamers Chas Osgood percl; ship Solid; bark BOLIVIA;
bres Eugene Reed Sarah Crosby Gleprov uownes,
Victoria schrs Dearborn Mary Seiman, Peal Ros Vir-
gnia Prize, Lavina Fell Morgan. Hamilton, Exchange
From Quarantine. Swedish rigate Nanadis.
Wind \ sunset ENE, with snow
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