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denial Of the charge would avail moth
ing, he quietly submitted his claim as q
candidate for the Military Prison until
further orders.
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FOR SALE.

(s0w FOR SALE HAVE A FIRsT-nATE
~ Cow for sale, which will dispose Of reasonA-
bly,. FOR Particulars enquire On Seventh street,
sstwsen Walnut and Chestnut.
JyIs.5td FRANK DUgOUoHEF.
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IOSTI

Il 0sr.--YFgTERDAY,A A GOLD WATCH KEY
IL Tho finder will be literally rewarded by l-Av-
ing itat this Office. jyiG-2td
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Q. S. CLAIM AGENCY.

DENsIoNs, BOUNTY and ARRRARs, B0UN-
i ty Laud aud Back Pay for Soldiers, widows,
" other legal claimants. Ofloe-fhrd Street,
near Main JOHN TENNIS, Agent.
Evansville. Ind, March rs. 1884
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SUSPENDED Btsks.
Bank Of North America. Clinton
Redeemed at southsrn Bank, Tsrre Hauts, at 90c.
State stock Bank. PERU
Redeemed at Bank II Goshea Goshen. at......s5
New York aud Virginia State Stock Bsnk
Red at a. al. C.S HsTrisons' B'k, Ind'p'Is par
Way Bank. RichmOnd
Redeemed at Fiatchcr's Eank. Ind'p'iis. ...af par
Wayne Bank. at IL gaHspest.
Redesmed at Feieisr's Bank, Ind p'lis....at ar
Booze County Bank.
Rsasem dat Fieteh re Eank, Iad'p1is. at par
Traders Bank, Nashville.
Redeeme at city Bank, indianapolis. par
Bank of Gosporf
Redst n. " .ATgsnbright'sofies,G ,Gosport. at par
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c. w. sIIEPPARD's
Everlasting Gold Pen.

The above Pen is one Of the Oldest and
best Pea manufactured in tie United
States. This Pea has bsen tried for
twenty years, and is universally &C.
knoEledged TO be the best PEN intro
duced in the West We warrant every
Pen TO give entire satisfaction or the
money refunded
BITTRoLFF i GETSSLER,
No % Main Street,
One door above First Street.
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BALTIAoRE, July l6s-A vessel arrived
at Fortress Monroe reports heavy firms
on the 18th. of New, ShoaI, bearins
North West from the main head. FTwen.
ty guns, BY sound, were heard, supposed
10 be twenty-tour miles Vest from the
light ship.
On the 10th she was spoken By the [.
5. steamer Ticondsrago, which reportet
the above.
1t is surmised that some of our vessel
may have encountered the Florida.
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MEDICAL.
C HRROKEE INJECTION.
Compounded from Roots, Barks ana
Leaves.

Leaves.
CHEROKEE REMEDY. he great TsdiaH Die
sfsc, opfss all diseases of he sTfaarR organs, sueA
acaaiiHsses II he Urine, inflammation ef NE Blad
sr, Iafaa4loa Of tie KtdHsps. hoas n fhs Bladdsr
fracfnfe gratel GIesf GOnaofrhoca and e especial
fsnaiss) sssrs ei us ED naassoss pssaiefHss haze
failrd
a6-It /. prepared in highly concentrated
forn, The doee being from ons 70 two teaspoon
fuls lbre. times psr day
B~ft 4 diufeiic and Alternative in iis sction pu.
rifsing ADD cleansing the blosd, causing II to flow
10 All ~ original purity aud sigof thus removing
ron tbs sTstom ali paruieioua causes which have
Induced seasa
CHEROKEE INJECTION is intend
ss ally and assistant 20 thoCherokee Rem
ecfy. aud should be used n conf acti0n with ttE
medieinstn all cases of Gonnorrhusa, oieot, Fiuaf
Albus or Whites. Its effects are healing, soofh-
| ipz and demnieent; removing all scaidlng, heat
hsr,ies and pain. instead q the burning and al
| mosi uBsndurabls pain that Is experienced with
neariy al the eheap q1laek Injections
EEB By lhe Of the Cherokee Remedy
| 4nd Cherokee Injectton--the two nodkSinos
AZ the ssme tims--ail improper discharges ars re-
aozea aaa tho weakened organs are speedily re-
stored 10 faii vigir and strength.
ne~For full particulars get pamphlet nom
any drng store IL the country, or write Us and We
VII mail free 70 any address. fnll treatise.
ET-Price, Cherokee Remedy, 81 per bot
tie, or three bottles fer -
ES-Price, cherokee Injection, e. per bot
tIe. or three bottles for s..
nsB-sent By express 70 any addresses on receipt
as-soid By all druggists everyvhers.
DIR. w II. Merxyfn & Co.,
Sole Propristors,
No. 80 liberty STREET, New York.
Ea~sJId fD Evans sills by W 81. BIBRBoWER,
snd ~ ali draggisi' sysrywhsrs. Isbiid&wly.
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free Banks OF Indiana,

We are indebted to our young friend
Frank Cunningham, Esq, Register in
the Office Of the Auditor of State, for
copy Of the statement of the Free
Banks of Indiana, on the lst day Of July,
1854
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IN THE
Retail Department

We have full stock of
Ladies Dress Goods, Chambra and
Plaid Ginghams, Prints 81, 4-4,
5-4,, 10-4 Bleached and Brown Cot
tons, Silk and Mozambique circu-
larsand sacques, Ladies' snn Um-
brellss and Parasols, Mosquito Net
ting and Bars, &c. 20 which we would
call the attention Of ell wishing to pur-
chases in our line of business.
mysalY 5AQuEss A. FRENCH,
No. so First street. Evansville
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ron PRESIDENT Is 1864
ABRAHAM LINCOLN
FOR vICE-PREsIDEET
ANDREW JOHNSON,
il OF Tennessee.
Subject 70 the decision Of the Psopls at The Polls.
UNION STATE TICKET

%. Il
,a87ez73tH For Governor,
e OLIVER P. MORTON,
.T9geiD
- For Lteps Governor,'
..@-r COL, CONRAD BAKER,
-@5f oEvANDERBUEsH.
For Secretary Of State,
NELSON TRUsLEB, Of Fsystte.
For AadDor Of State,
THOMAS 3. McCARTY, Of Wabash.
-sIeIefT4 For Treasurer Of etate,
Ees JOHN I. MORRISON, Of Washington.
For 6aorasr- General,
DELANA e. WILLIAMSON, Of Putnam
For Clerk Of The Supreme Court,
aEE. LAZ. NOBLE, Of Knox.
For Reporter Of Supreme Court,
COL. BEN. HARRISON, Of Marion
Ie For saprans J@dgss,
Iss DIstriet--JAs 5. FRAZER, Of Koseinsko.
I'd Dlstriet-JEHU 7: ELLIOTT Of Henry.
Sd District--CHAs a. RAY, Of Marion.
4tb DistrIet-KOET. g. c.GREGORY, Tippeean0e
Fsr Superintendent Of Public LasaHcfon,
Ua lgJ COOS PROF. GEORGE W. Hoss, Of Marion
David 8. Gooding, sf Hancock.
kishars W. Thompson, Of vige.
ELEeroEs.
lst District--Jamea G. Denny, Of Knox.
John 8. H0ugbland, Of Spencer.
I'd Distrlst--cyras y. nixon, Of Clark
Francis WestsT, Of LazraBge.
Cd Distrist-Henry u. PrtshsTd, of BaTthol0
Aadieeu EFaBss Ct LaWfenes.
eth Distriet-Ls0ndaa Bext0n, Of Rush.
q. Y. Kyger, sf Franklin.
6th DistrIst-Benj. y. Clay5sol Of Faystts.
tft4H Jeshua w.. Msstt. sf Hsafy.
eth Dlstriet--J J. Wright. sf Morgan.
Htr 10. -al j. q Greea, Of Shelby.
1th Disfrist-John Osborn, OF Putnam.
Thsmas n. Rice Of Parko.
sth DistrIot-R p. DavdssB, Of Tippeeanse.
Bszj. v Gregory, Of Warren.
9th Distrist-James B. Beford, Of white.
AaroH Ouerney, Of Porter.
ed g M isth Distrist--T. r. Dickinson, Of DeKalb.
l- Ualiet KiIhourne, Of Ekhhrt-
Eth DIslrfot--John n. Wallace Of Grant.
James N. mpler, Of jay.
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1R. H ANpERs & co.
Physicians and Chemists,
No. 42s Broadway, New York
COLCATE,s HONEY soAp

This celebrated Toilet Soap, in such uni
verssl demand, is made from the choicest ma
tarlals, iA mild and emollient in its nature
fragrantly scented, and extremely bene
aeial in its action upon this skin. For sale by
Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
Rheuma atism.-No disease is SO certain
surs BY Brxndreth's Pills as this. They sson take
oss Of the blood the particular virus upon which
all the pain depends, and the patient is cured.
mr.. T. NJ. Adams, 500 Twelfth Street, New
York, suffered with rheumatism for a long perod.
Hs wss attended BY able physicians, but their
prescriptions were Of avail; he was unable to
move without assistance, and for four months vas
almost entirely confined to his bed. At this Pc
riod OF bis sickness, whea hope had ned, and he
expected to be cripple for the remainder OF his
lif, he vas recommended to use BRANDRETHs
PILLS.
This FIRST box evidently made him better; the
improvement was more decided from the second
eox, aud by the time he had used eighteen boxes,
be was entirely enrsd OF rhsumstism, and the
strength aud suppIsness OF his limbs were re-
stored. 1t is now over year that this cure has
besn Affected, sed be has had nc return, but con.
tinass the sRIeymsHt Of psrisst health juss Son
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STRAYED.

nN SATURDAY, the 25ih inst, from thu IN
" dsrsigued, living on The corner OF Fourth
and sycamore sfrertx, foaf had Of horses and
two mares. said sfeek ARE all branded on lsft
hip and under the name with the letter L. Any
person having eff hsr taken up any ofths stock or
knowing Of their whereabeuts will BE- thankfully
jane2s 2w If L. ADLER
fBoonviIls nemocras pleass eoprI :
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STYAYED.

STYAYED.
IRON THE SUBSCRIBER LIVING IN NEW
Il bargh. About three or f0ur weeks ago,a
LIGHT sURREL H0 nSE.
Five 70 Seven years old, some white in his face,
white spot oa his side, rather under be billy,
-thrse white FEET, and marx on his left shoui-
der, where he vas hart.
Any one giving me Information of bis Th@rs-
abonts. or bringing hin to me At the Livery Sta
ble in Nevburzh will be literally rsEsried.
lyis-dlw CHARL rs sHTyER.
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The following ten banks continue to
do business under the Law, with the an
nared encnrities and circulation u
Evansville daily journal., 1864-07-18

The nstes of these banks are redeemed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-19

the Rebel authorities should seriously propose
TO sssassinate or kidnap Mr.. Lincoln will startle
many good people, but they are thoughtless as
well if, after the experience of the last three
years, they believe the Rebels would hesitate at
any measure, however desperate, which prom
ised 20 aid them in the desperate work OF the
Rebellion. There il no doubt that the address
which the Richmond papers assert was found
upon Col. Dahlgren, ordering the assassination
Of Mr.. Davis, was forgery. L. it not probable
that their own plot to compass the death OF
President Lincoln suggested the imputaton OF
such plan to our forces, to be substantieted by
the forged paper declared to have been found
upon the person Of the dead Colonel 1t i;
certainly probable.
At any rate, we publish The story of our cor
respondent as he sends il TO us. That he states
what he believes to be true, we have not thu
slightest doubt. If anybody can prove 1t to b'
false, We shall accept the evidence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-03-19
NEWS OF THE DAY.
THE WAR.

Gen. Peck thus sums up the result Of recent
o,.ra,ops In North Carolina Beside the repuise oil
f:on. Picsets army at Newborn tho following have
been captured officers, 2sl prisoners and dangerous
Rebels. 500 contrabends go arms and accouieimsns'
1873 horses and mules IL bales of cotton, piece "' ai'
lery, csisson complete flag. many saddles harnesses
and wagons Much property Of the Rebel Go'orhn''''
has been destroyed from inability 10 remove H. es OF
pears by partial list: $4,000 pounds OF pork 80 DAT
reis OF lard, 20 barrels Of meat, oco puSoe' VI corn
81 barrels of beef 5 hogsheads of sugar aV'D e"pF
sacls corn.mil 10 wagons tun Of Tobacco le mules
warehouses Of salt and extensive salt mabdiact'ie''
Several men were arrested few days since
below Hickman KY. for having. among Others organ
ICED themselves into companies for TIE ayowed purpose
Of entering the Rebel service. a number OF hepel
sympaihizers have been actively recruiting Tor the
Rebel army lately. Guerrilla bands are being formed
Nv citizens In several towns ana counties in Kentucky
for the parpose of nieHuptng the navigation Oh Tie
Ohio and Mississippi Rivers.
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State; to appreciate tho force Of which it Is
necessary to remember that the Now-Jersey SOL
diers are in Virginia, and that the stay -at-home
Copperheads disfranchise them to preserve IN
tact the imaginary rights Of the State which
they are fighting to subdue. A still more inge-
Nous proposal is that they should be sent home
to vote at every election, no matter what may
he the exigencies Of battle or campaign. Such
a plan would doubtless be approved by Mr. Je''
ferson Davis, and was probably put forth as an
assurance to him that his New-Jersey allies are
yigilant in his behalf.
The Ncw-Jersey Legislature being strongly
Peace Democratic, we presume the soldiers
must make up their minds to be swindled out OF
their rights 50 long as they remain in the teld'
But wait til they ean vote, and see what side
the State will take.
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REBEL PLOTS.

We have, within the last few months, pub
lished letters from a correspondent at Wash
ington who escaped, a few months ago, from
Richmond, where he had been constrained to
occupy an official position in the Rebel War Of
fee. If all that this gentleman relates be true
and We have no reason TO doubt this state
ments are more interesting and important than
any Others that have been made public in rela-
ton to the Rebellion and the character and
plans Of It's leaders. Some weeks since we pub
lished his bold impeachment Of the commences
Of the letter Of Butler King of Georgia, which
The Ncps Of this city FIRST made public as an
evidence of the desire OF leading southerners for
peace on some reasonable terms. Our cor
respondent denounced this letter as o
forgery, got up in completely with North
em Peace Democrats, and promulgated
for the express purpose Of creating disunion at
the North and aiding that party in the Autumn
elections. The exposure was so circumstantal
as to carry with it a conviction of it, truthful
ness. II it were possible to meet charge 90
serious would it have been passed over in
silence 7 With our Copperhead cotemporaries
HE TRIBUNE Is favorite paper. They sleep,
as one Of them has said, "with file Of it under
their pillows" What THE TRIBUNE says, what
they choose to assume it says, and what they
would be very glad to have it say, however far
1t may be from our intention form the staple Of
Copperhead editorials. TRIBUNE here, TRIBUNE
there, TRIBUNE everywhere-they have little
else to talk about from day to day. Why have
they not undertaken to crack this delectable nut
OF the alleged forgery of the T. Butler King Let
teri Manifestly because they were afraid of
their own fingers. The Neus, which published
the letter itself with notable flourish Of trum.
pets, has observed an absolute and omnous
silence upon the exposure Of our correspondent.
Wepublish, this morning, another letter from
the same source. It's revelations arc interest
ing, and, as with those heretofore received, We
have no reason for doubling its statements, al
most incredible a. some Of them seen That
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CONGRESS.

SENATE. March l8-The House BIZ TO provide for
carrying the mails TO foreign parts and for other par
poses with amendments, was passed. TIC senate
amendments repeal the act Of August, 49, author
iziDg the conveyance OF letters otherwise thah IN
the mails, except money letters aud accompanying
packares and also refused extend the prepaid ota
hostage rates over the overland route 10 California 10
bona de subscribers ofnewspapers The resolution to
amend tao rules Of the Senate 10 require that al
acticn upon nominations should be made in opea Senate
was referred TO the Judiciary Committee. MIR. Wilson
called up the Senate bill to promote ealismcas bis
amendment az substitute for the bill being in order
This amendment provides for toe freedom OF the wife
and children Of the slave recruit in the first section
The second section authorizes Commissioners II TIE
Slave States to award to loyal of said wives and
children Just compensation. Debate followed In which
Messrs. Pomeroy. Sumner, on. Conness, Wilkin-
con and others participated. 1lc hl was fir lily post
poned After Executive session. Il senate adjourned.
HousR-Mr Julian intI duced subsut lie for the
bill extending the principl Of the 'iomesi ID law to
persons in the naval and .itary &c on cisc led
and forfeited lands No question taken 80 the ill
Mr.. Bennett introduced III in relation (" te m mes
aud minerals in the public domain which eie red
to the Committee on VIZ. and Means II ogriIe-
The right ofloys citizen. 20 mine NJ to plbiic do
main; allows the local laws OF the mining tncts re-
stricts person from holding thu enc claim d
each class Of the different kinds of nj sis. vi: one
placer aud one water claim Y ithin ca disri,t; re
quires permit from tine O. ted '.rs Collector e
work claim. for which must e paii - dollars foi
the first year, and afotward Increased sum per
num- failure 10 pay Involving forfeit of claim to th
Government In short j, licenses der the direction
OF tho Treasury Department and l., General Land
ONCE the working Of the gold silve md copper mine
Of the United States The House passed 10 tho con
siderstion OF the Senate bin to fIo entries under
the Homestead bill of lc62 Nj Holman offered an
amendment releasing any person in the military or
naval service who has erad not M :han three months
from paying the $40 entry fee. The amendment wos re-
ected by four majority, aDd the bin passed tproyd's
for facilitating entries by soldiers under the Homestead
law enabling them to take the oath before military
officer instead Of before land officers, &c Mr. Smith
made favorable report paying Gale & SeaiOn for
certain volumes Of Congressional Annals snd Debates
claimed to be delivered before the resolution auhorz
ing the supply repealed. The whole subject was
tabled, G. against 50. Adjourned.
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Military Matters.
DEPARTURE OF TROOPS.

The l1th Indiana Volunteer Regiment, vhki
arrived IN this city on Thursday afternoon TOOK is de-
parture FOR Indianapolis Friday evening This sas
regiment has been In eight general engasenehts aas
many skirmishes. Under Gen. Grant II von dstnc
ton In the hard.fought battles Of Chattanooga ead
Look. Out Mountain and wherever II has marched .
has reflected honor upon the gallant state nun me,
T. came 1t entered the Geld with l.lO1 men r.
turns with 324 men and its col0Fs torn With sho. al
she'll and stained with smoke and fire. bot its tai' an
uldimrnod and remain 70 light il 20 future vicor
One Of the officers states that erery man has o sa
received In bstle-thst with two OF three exceptions
they are single men and Americans Men Of nns'
physique have seldom. If ever appeared on parade 10
this city. aId their conduct COMFORTS with then sp
anoe, FOR while they have been under restrain,
than others they have not INDUCED In the OF nor
eating drinks. disastrous to the soldiers wefr.
large number VI persons collected In the PARK yes
terday afternoon. 10 witness the manual and bey0Ee
drill Of this regiment and its sultless eeat. proved
to the satisfaction cf All apprecatYe Spectators ha ~
reputation for perfection Of drill hss been well earned
General Lew Wallace was its FIRST colonel /, usGl
long and rapid marches ever the mountains In Wee.-
Virginia, surprising and Detecting the enemy IL nsre
Gus encounters Itpartielpeted In the capture OF Fa
Henry and Donelson-the battle OF Shiloh, The s!ec
OF Corinth. the march OF Memphis the taking VI fie1
burg The following Is the roster OF the regiment:
Col. Dan McCauley lieut.. Col W. w. Dsrreh hi'o'
Butler Adj II. McMnlleni Csp,sn. Kemp-rr Psys, Ro-
merew, Rrcke, Custer Cavn. Ross Kellogg EricAi eHa
ants Copeland Frank. simmon,, Mulsn We1', PpsatT
Woods Durham, Wilson, Simpson, Hovpids! and acOb-!
BOUNTY CHEATS.
Daring the last three weeks, the Cnilsl
States Marshal and his assistants have arrested upon =
average six men day charged with the crime Of a.
frsnding tho soldiers In most instances they have "a
forced disgoTge their unjust gains, or TO 50 70 Ion
Lafayette.
ARRIVAL OF TROOPS.
On Friday, lis recruits OF various regimen
arrived at the Park Barracks from Elura, en roate &
Washington. They were under the command Q; cs2-
Cham berlein Eight recruits Of the l25th n. l. y -.
arrived ct the Park Barracks the same day.
COUNTY COMMITTEES HEADQUARTERS
Supervisor Blunt paid about loo men so
each at the Committee Headquarters on Frids! An
examination OF the rolls shows that nearly 900 Der ara
credited on the new call. These men ara 10 vsI'e
parts Of the country and have not yet received A~a
bounty. They resn!isted Veterans. surely iab
a good beginning. The work OF recruiting progress
ing finely In all parts Of the city.
TAMMANY HALL.
About 20 men were sworn into the serviee
Hall on Friday
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T,EGISI,hTURE.

SENATE March l5-Pils were reported relative
70 Justices Courts in Brooklyn. Against the
Kew.York public market. A majority (Laid
on the table) To amend tho charter OF
the Hudson and Harlem Canal Company. To amend
the charter Of the Society for the Reformation Of Juve
nile Deiinquenis in New York. Authorizing Savings
Banks 10 make loans 10 Counties their bonds. The
Cfoton Water Works bin A majority TO report. To
reimburse the 22d Regiment for clothing camp equi'
page &C. lost destroyed in the service Tie bill re-
latise TO the Union Trust Company, HewYork was
recommi;.ed for amendment. Bills were ordered to a
third reading relative TO the American Seamens Friend
Society. Extending the provisions Of the General
Bounty Act Indebtedness created for the
OF volunteers. Adjourned.
AssYsDLY-The concurrent resolution passed,
authorizing the Chief of the Bureau of Military Static.
ties to place the flags and trophies Of the in the
New.York Metropolitan Sanitary Fair. Bills we're
pessed to enable the New-York Infrmary for Women
and Children to confer the degree Of NJ. D. To in
corporate the New York Lonsshoremen's Protective
Union. The Wesichester County bill. Canal appro.
pration bill Bills were reported relative 20 whsIyes
in NeY,York. To regulate ferries between New ork
and Staten BLAND; ordered to a third reading. To i'm.
prove the navigation Of the Hudson River. To regu-
late the OF whsrvcs and slips in EewYork Author
route. Against railroad on the BloomDgdae road,
Agreed to- Authorizing the Erie Railway 10 Increase
their capital stock. The Crosstown Railroad bill with
amendments 10 regulate the freight tariff On the
Hudson River Railroad. The Lexington Avenue Rail-
road bill. Tho Thirty fourth street Railroad bill
Against the Houston and Christopher street Railroad
bill (Agreed toy Relative 10 Common Schools in New
York Exempting the National Academy Of Design
from taxation. For Free Academy in Brooklyn The
two New-YorK and Brooklyn Baggage Company bills
Relative to Police Court records in Eew.York Rela
tiyes to fees and compensation Of public officers New
York. The Long Island City Water Company bill
The Manhattan and Long Island Land Improvement
Company bin Against allowing married women to
vote as stockholders. Amending the charter Of the
New.York Six. Penny Savings Bank. Amending the
charter OF the Dime Savings Bank of New-york In.
cooperating the Brooklyn Home and Trust Company.
Recess The bill incorporate the Neptune Steamship
Company was referred back. The remainder Of the
session was occupied in the consideration of local bills
Adjourned.