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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-23
and Pittsburgh ls,; Galena 1911 Chicago and NORM
Western. 55I; Fort Wayne and Chicsgo @'i QUICK
c-,

silver, 6lsi Cumberland GA.
Money continues abundant at 6 + cent, ana
at this rate stock houses are supplied inc Bank
Statement shows a further large Increase IN uepostS'
attended by % cor bonding increase IN ohis Ine
deposits represent tie free disbursements OF inc ouo
Treasury and the accumulation Of money Teui''eu 70
the city from tie interior by merchants NO further eV
dencc of the ease in money required tlaa Is supplied
BY the bank movement and the daily foF OF money 10
the Treasury at q cent and 10 days notice from
the city banks in the absence Of employment on Soch
collaers or business paper ct higher rates ine oIui
nary consc Of business added to the payments oy inc
Government unjts in producing excess Of money IN
the Atlantic cities and viii continue TO do tc IL Il
stated that ten ory loan viii be offered as soon rs the
bonds caa be prepared through tho National Banks
wherever they can be made available and through the
agency so successful with the 52OS The bonds VIII not
be ready for some weeks.
The following shows tho movement Oh inc
~ o.t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-23
Movements OF Ocean Steamers.
pa..cnrers Arrived

IN o. g. transpor, Ellen g. Terry, from Nesebeyn-W. s.
Depiamin s. Parrot and lady, G. ". smith, Lieut.. j. Ne
Ray H. Dauks Dennis Harrington, Charles Quin aud IA
the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-23

MINIATURE A MANIAC.
con-Ri,e. SAB se:s........ 5f5 Moon-HiScs... 657
Nigh wATpa
sandy Hook. col Gov. Island. $40 Hell Oae... .lo2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-23

MANHOOD and the Vigog of Youth Restored
VA In torr Weeks by DR. RECORDS ESSENCE otLlFE.
Th. wonderful agent will restore Manhood 20 tho nos
Shattered Cousution whether arising from E1ceses Sole
Abuse tho Effects OF Climate, Natural Causes The time
e1ui..d 20 cure Ia. most is four WesAs. fAi
urs i. impossible. DR.. RECORDS ksSENCE OF LIFE Is
so n with Instructions for useyior SO four quant
ties In one Cor ~ sent carefully packed receipt OF remit
lance by IA accredited agent Circulars sent free On receipt
Of four stamps PHILIP ROLAND No. al Broome ST.,
nue door vest from Broadway. New.lorx.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-23
Ing Dec. 81. 1862 and 1868

EXPENDITURES 1903.
Interest paid Fr.i Mortgage Bonds ..... S2780oo
Interest Second Mortgage Bonds. $4,000
Interest on Sinking ind Bonds. ........... 2lBlJ
Interest paid eiglt months pmont.. B0O28l 3
Snrits
Djyid. nd on = eco Preferred Stock, 81 T. cent
paid November, % 900
1888
Diydefd on = 900 OO0 Preferred Stock. - ~ cent
due A4y L. 1901 fiscal year ending Dec a. l86J... $500
sl44 sls
Leaving dividend OF " cent f2ODOo0 Com
Showing surplus, after paying dividend doc LIST Of
MAY n.xt on the Preferred stock, and one wears
dividend on the stock of.............. el8is
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-23

a local quarrel in Moniour cost us that town. II,
Orleans lot her Union Supervisor by eight votes rom the
same cause. There is tie IN Lorraine.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-23

Fgs. ,l.-Bark.-Lord baltimore. Arm, Bertha
DAc. p --Stean.r,-Pelrcl Carrie Martin
Sh'p.-Chs.s. M.labGr, New orli Neptune.
Brs.-Scotsnd Glencggt. OleDayon, NJ W Bre. SAle
briE.-Ne~-i YORK. Retriever.
SchoobeTs--t barles D.unis, Prince Of Wales.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-23
Eesal Notices.

CUPREME COURT-SPECIAL TERM.
- Before Hon. Geo. @. Bernrd, lasiice.-DyoRcg.
CAROLINE z. HUDSEN vs. EPuRAlM H. Hudson:
February lh 1904 Report of the Referee confirmed and
,nd yment Of divorce granted to wife.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-23
RClON.
Gnilstf.

Bark salio lof Barbadocs), from -.
Schr :. u. Bsy!es (of BToOkhavenl, from -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-23

nR. MUNDEs WATER-CURE, at Florence,
~ Ms,s-Pleasont and healthy mountain rellon, miles
west nom Northampton Depot S9ite,t ana coolest ante
PIlra.nilk. 1reatnent purely hydnAtlc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-23
1fle0ical.

DAKERs RHEUMATIC BALM and COUGH
ID MIXTURE; Bakers Fever Cooler, and Bakers Group
Alcya,or the hings H. family mother IN An"rt
ca should ever without Price per bottle each. Also
BAKERS Kidney Gravel Remedies win be found iayaIusbe
Phce %. Principal depo. No. iSi lgAst' New fork,
near 4hav Remedies sent to any address en- receipt OF
above anOunts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-23
forces, Carriages, &r.

TOR SALE CHEAP, for want of use, two
pair of very superior extra size MULES and one pair
and ,rue Apply 20 f. d. WILLIAMS Co.. foot OF slst.t,
North River.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-23

OFvrcE rHz BoARD OF COMMISSIONERS RIAL
CENTRAL PARK, No. 81 Nassan-s;., Feb 10. 1885. (
IINO MASONS and STONE-CUTrERS-
Il SEALED PROPOSALS viii be received ct this ~
until the 29h In for furnishing materials for and consa
ing any portion Of the ENCLOSING WALL Of the CER
TRAl. PARK not heretofore contracted.
Plans and specifications and iiornJation respecting ~
vii be furnished Of the office above mentioned.
PROPOSAL should be addressed 20 the BOARD or CON
MIsslONERS OF THE CENTRAL PARK, and iEdornk
Proposals for Wall" The said Board reserve the night
reject any all proposals. AEDW. II. GREEN,
Comptroller o; the PtdL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-23
Corporation Notices.

CORPORATION NOTICE.-Dep department. d
~ Finsnce. City Of New York. Office OF the clefh
Arresrs--Pubc notice is hereby given tc the OWNE0
MORTGAGES or PERSONS OTHERWISE lNTEk
E5TED in the LANDS aud TENEMENTS cold ior W
PAID ASSESSMENTS during the month Of Oct Der, ~
that the DETAILED STATEMENT OF PROPERTY -
sdeemed from said sale is published in The New Ted
ishod IN the City Of New YORK Copies be had ~
cation al this Olice. by order OF tlls ComptroleT.
AUGUSTUS PURDY Clerk Of Aussn
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-
Loan, end Dscts lOs so 935 20? 5239 ls
CiIculs.ion....... Js05,5s8 DePoAits..... lSWiHo
CissInrs Tor week ending Feb l3...4 tSIlSl.ts W
Cieaing for week ending Feb 2D...... 5lsoot4u 20
Balances for week ending Feb. BE-. n9ll8,. %
Balances Tor week ending OBJ. 20..... E,d93tN 81
The deposits at the Sub-TTeasury at per
cent are over bali million.
Ii will DO seen by announcement in our
advertising columns that the Eighth National Bank Of
the City cf NewYOrk, with capital Of e.. ooooOo VIII
open subscription books next Monday at the banking.
house Of Livermore Clews Co., No. 81 Wall street
The imports for the week have been as
follows:
| 1852. 1863. 1864.
Dry 5DaglT R202I8ey f15lU, III
General merchandise. 2,5J2Jl7 IllJ,llB l,lJ4oJl
! To- ,,,e ,yact .... os4 e3t a3LS.Ol5 fi22l g73
Previously reported H.sl.Jis N'o@,"S <"eV'o"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-23

The bill FOR the completion oil INC MlssOur
railroads has finally passed both Houses OF the Legis
laure Of that state 1t provides or raising the State
lien on the Pacific Road TO admit first mortgage on
the road west OF Dresden 10 secure sl.0oOyo II is
proposed 10 borrow for ~ completion to kansas City
The act provides for the transfer OF the Charlton ard
Randolph and the Missouri Valley Railroads, by vote
OF six majority Of their stockhode 10 the North Mis-
souri, Railroad Company 10 be called The West Branch
of said road; and for the completion Of the North Mis-
sONy Railroad 70 the Iowa state line also the said
west branch and 20 build bridge across tho Missouri
River at OF near the town o. St. Chsres. The Company
Is authorized to borrow s. coo 600 giving frst mort
gage for security said road north Of Macon City
The following table shows the earnings OF the
Toledo and wabash Railroad Company for years end.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-23
miscellaneous.
DIAMOND PARLOR MATCHES

THE HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAip az. ~
l. old NEWSPAPERS Of every dessriPTRoe' ,0 o.I ID0-
rus ,hst are yr.,en fn and oil Kids OF WASTE IA ~.
rom 6.set asnrancs companies. brokers pss', .,st.
dspo.. printing Offices. booAsinder PaOis .Ipre.. Oss
Sii'e' SFOCNiYELL { EMERSON. 40. :. nn- -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-23

M ~ ~, I1rns Nptce CYcN1tfo1, rnd IIcposlt' " Ut
Tsk, OF sae cir al Nsg York jor ne 'oee cnGiag sat
.reaU Eco. ~, 1854, 10 vhieh % e11red the C6Pif9i
Of oaGs B7Tk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-22

yUANTRp-To PURCHASE, A SMALL HOUSE, WITH
al the moasrn improvement With stable attached o.
no a. between Eghtsepth and Fifty streets "A
vsN ', 4. e., ~ RAsb TWspV ninth siJssl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-22

yUHARF PROPERTY ON NORTH OR EAST RIVER
w In BrootlyD-Wanted, for Coal Ccmrany,a
Wharf Property suitable for their business Apply 70
Clark ESQ GeseIal Superintendent "a Cedar street New
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-22

1ACc CERTTF1cATEg- IfAvING HAD ONE
l.fCC tooth extracted wtho 4 pain b. Dr.. J. JAY
VILLERa l55 al and street. two blocks from Broadway
cfssruly insert this those suffering
best~ssts. yisvrny CALlApAS, IL naajsep sJcak
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-22

yyANTED TO RURCHAsE-AN ls OR 70 FEET
English BasemeDt House, Eve stories high centrally
located up town. Address 3. B., boz bs, New yorh Poss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-22

d Enn REwARD.-sTOLEN. FROM NO. 60 MOTT
VCUO street. late on THURSDAY night or early Friday
No 4sS6a for eLooo No i9i2 for $780, No nsi3 for so
Bank Books Of the Bowery Savings Bank OF Cham
bers street savngs Bank Of Beecker street Saving
Bank; Gold Watch and Chain. Diamond Breaspin and
the return OF the properly Neufeud 90 Mott street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-22

TOR sALE-A SPLENDID LOT OF TEA CANIsTERs,
suitable for first grot nv store ten N
w iris y " sast, lssaaS " y s,ssys v
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-22

w SIGHTED LOVER RS, SETS o. OF I 1:l:
new and better way q inserting Partial ses Of Teeth,
~ 10 SfSth avenue.
fine Gold and Piatina Sets, bound and CAPPED with
rlumpers AZ $50 Sixth avenue. Also Cheap SETS with
BUMPERS which hold out the cheeks and restore youthful
APPEARANCE. ~ go Sixth avenue.
Pine gold filings. al $50 Sixth avenue.
Light strong Upper Sets OF Teeh very cheap 81 80 Suth
oSncs hours from in .hs morning TN al night. q.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-22

vIJANTED TO ExCHANGB-FOR FIRST CLASS
w brown stone House, situated between Thirty fourth
Real Estate 10 this city, well invested valued
al someth na $4,000 and The balance 10 each Two
OF he same would purchased the advertiser and
his friend live In None but principals need address LeI
boz lZ Herald once
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-01-22
DENTISTRY.

A SET OF TEETH MADE IN THREE H0URs-EN.
tire sasiscon or nay at $50 Sixth avenue, between
Fifteenth aud Sixteenth streets.
Teeth extracted without pain, By nitrous OXIDE at 239
Sixth avenue The cheapest place In New York. Sec other
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-11-02
WORK! WORK.!

There is but little time left now be-
fore election but in that time much
may be done to aid in redeeming our
suffering country from the thraldon
of oppression, tyrany and misrule un-
der which it is staggering. The course
of the administration in it's attempt
to establish martial law in New York,
in its contemptuous treatment of the
Tennessee commissioners, in its fraud
ulent practices in the recent elections,
in its criminal and unwaranted inter-
ference with tho mails, in its final and
complete suppression of the free press
in Maryland, and in hundreds Of acts
in direct violation of National and
State laws, shows how little the lib
critics of the people are regarded by
those who seek by these means to
perpetuate their power. Let them
but accomplish their purpose and even
the somblance Of constitutional FREQ
dom in this country will be blotted
out forever.
Let Democrats everywhere do their
whole duty foarlossly, earnestly, and
the ninth day Of November will dawn
on country redeemed, regenerated,
disenthrallcd," once more under a
government of laws, once more in the
good old conservative track which
leads to peace, TO Cancellation and
Union under tho Constitution.
The work needed here is to secure
full registration and a full vote at the
polls. Lot every Democrat do his
whole duty in the time that is left
and we have no fear as to the result
here Or elsewhere.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-11-02
THE MEANS

II, as the Republican leaders as
sumo, their cause possesses such rare
merit, why is it necessary to use such
disreputable means for its advance
mentY Has the moral status of the
people become so degraded under the
four years of their rule that whole
sale bribery and corruption, fraud,
lying, robbery of mails, abuse, Wifi
cation, deception and venality in every
form are required to insure tho sue
coss nf worthy and meritorious candi-
dates upon pure and patriotic plat
form? These questions are worthy
the unimpassioned consideration of
the people and the result Of such con-
sideration it seems to us cannot fail to
demonstrate that to the apparent un-
fitness Of their candidates and the
utter impracticability Of the measures
proposed, is TO DO attributed these ex-
traordinary and dishonorable efforts.
Every appliance known to despot-
ism, demugogeism, fanaticism, and
mendacity is being used without limit.
Money is poured out like water, facts
perverted, lies invented with prodi-
gality mover equalled, and all, as is
claimed, to induce the people to do
what if they will not consent to do,
they are denounced as traitors.
A more insulting commentary upon
the intelligence of free people could
not he framed, and if the people do
not see it in this light it will be be-
cause madness rules tho hour" to
the dethronement Of reason, candor
andevery sensible and conservative
attribute of humanity.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-11-02
THE PROSPECT.

The shoddyites are loud-mouthed
in their assumptions of certain tri-
umph in the coming election, but there
is no such certainty and they know it.
On the contrary there is every thing to
encourage the Democracy TO work ev-
erywhere honestly, earnestly and un.
tiringly for the success of their can
didatcs, their principles and the saliva.
ton of our country. Indiana, it
should be remembered, though lost
on the Gubernatorial issue, through
immense frauds in certain localities
has elected Democratic Legislature
and is PROFESSIONALLY Democratic on
a fair vote. We give tho summing
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-11-02
Copperhead Complaints.

Can any Of our readers guess what
document contains the following COM
plants? The Abolitionist will readi-
ly say it is the "disloyal platform Of
some Copperhead Convention:
"He has INSTRUCTED the administra-
ton of justice.
He has made judges dependant up
on his will alone.
He has erected multitude of new
offices.
He has even effected to render the
military independent of, anG superior
to the civil power.
He has combined, with others, to
subject us to a jurisdiction foreign to
our Constitution, and unacknowledged
by our laws giving his assent to their
acts Of pretended Legislation.
For quartering large bodies of
armed troops among us.
For protecting them, by mock trial,
from punishment for any murder
which they should commit on the in
habitants of these States.
For depriving us, in many cases, OF
the benefit of trial by jury.
For taking away our charters, abol-
is'ss.b go. s.oss '..is~s.ti- l-w-, ---a
altering, fundamentally, the forms Of
our governments.
He has melted domestic insurrec-
ton among u.s."
The above are not extracts from
any latter day political gathering, but
are taken literally from a renowned
old document, signed by John Han.
cock and fifty-five others--written by
Thomas Jefferson = engrossed by order
OF Congress, and Familiarity known as
the Declaration Of Independence
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-11-02
THE TICKET,

National, District State, Legislative,
and County, presented by the Democ-l
racy to the people for their suffrages
at the election on Tuesday next is de-
serving the support Of every candid,
right thinking man in Saginaw County.
The National standard bearers Nc
CLELLAN and PENDLEroN are men whose
ability, integrity and frmness is un-
questioned, whose consistency in the
advocacy Of sound union principles is
known and appreciated, wherever en-
lightened public opinion holds sway,
and whose private life and character
are such that not oven the most UNI
scrnpulous partiznn nnlioo has dis
covered aught to reproach them with
in this respect. 9d
The Congressional nominee for the
9th District, Mr. WILLARD, is staunch
and reliable Democratic gentleman of
first class ability and one who will
faithfully represent the interests of
his constituency in the National Leg
islature.
Col. VIM. NJ FEYToN candidate for
Governor of Michigan, is an old resi-
dent Of Gehesee County, lawyer of
acknowledged ability, a man against
whom dissertations of disloyalty or in
consistency like those contained in the
lying charges recently concocted by
some of the leading republicans in
the state, are as powerless as their in
ven ton was mendacious.
The other nominees on the State
Ticket are sound Democrats and earn
est workers for the cause.
GEORGE LORD of Bay County, NOM
inee for Senator is first class man for
the position an educated, intelligent,
energetic and consistent supporter and
an able advocate Of the principles Of
Democracy. IIc has long been q res
ident of the District, understands its
requirements and will faithfully and
efficiently represent its interests in
the State Senate.
DAN =. FooTE and john G. HUNK
GER, nominees for Representatives in
the State Legislature from Saginaw
County, are both well known citizens
"honcst, capable and faithful" Their
election is all important from the fact
that U. S. Senator is to be chosen
during the coming winter by the Leg
r islature soon to be elected Lot Dem
ocrats bear this in mind, and have q
care not to put themselves into po-
sition whereby they shall become sup
porters Of men of tho Zach Chandler
stripe. "a word to the wise," &c.
Tho County Ticket is SUBSCRIPTIONS
BIO. QuAcKENDUsn, SCHMIDT, GorEE,
GAeE and DIR. WHITE arc we'll known
and respected cit:zons and have filed
tho positions for which they are now
in nomination, for the past two years,
creditably and faithfully.
1'nomAs J.. JAcKsoS candidate FOR
Treasurer, is a sound democrat offine
business capabilities, sterling worth
and unimpeachable integrity.
Ju.lgo Ronenr II. TuoMrsoS Of St.
Charles, candidate for Judge Of Pro-
bate, is veteran Democrat,an estima-
Bile citizen, is thoroughly oonversant
with the laws and practices incident
TO the Office for which he is a candi-
date, and viii perform the duties
thereof faithfully and impartially.
The other nominees Mr.. WnEELRa
for Circuit Court Commissioner and
John ERp for Coroner both Of this
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-11-02
up Of an exchange as 70 the grand

up OF an exchange as 70 the grand
result: t
Indiana has elected Morton by ten
or fifteen thousand majority. To get
this result however the nbolitionists
restored to swim lies truly gigantic
In future these will DO taken care Of;
and the prediction is confidently made,
that thousands, who, for local reasons,
would not go for the democratic State
ticket, will go for Mcclellan. The
Chicago Post AYERS that the democra-
cy of Indiana went into tho. canvass
divided. but are now united. Its
words are: In November there will
be ono issue; Mcclellan and Union,
Mcclellan and fierce, unrelenting war
against rebellion, for the Union and
permanent peace, or Lincoln and an
endless war for the abolition of slave
ry, to result in disunion and national
ruin. AT that election the democracy
will not be divided; the gross frauds
of last Tuesday will not be repeated,
and the vote of the State will be CIV
EN- for Mcclellan" cr
In Ohio the democratic gain was
very large. ios
Pennsylvania has struck heavy
blow at the abolitionists. There was
no State on which they more conf
IDENTIFY relied, and they expected to
carry it by thirty or forty thousand
They were not only defeated in this,
but have lost the State on the home
vote. In this State the enthusiasm is
immense for Mcclellan; and the dem
ocrats who were disturbed on the Con-
gEeeassisnalt issue, vail unite in solid
"The certainty" the Chicago Post
says, "that Mcclellan will obtain the
electoral votes of Indiana and Penn
sylvania, confirms the certainty that
he will obtain the vote of New York
and New Jersey. Some time ago, we
published a table giving our opinion
at that time as to the probable result
in November. In Wow Of tho recent
facts we have now no doubts but that
Mcclellan will receive the vote of
Delaware, Maryland and Missouri,
and therefore we reproduce so much
of our table as shows the probable vote
for McClellon in November.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1864-11-02

EETho New York Herald insti-
tutes the following comparisons Of the
Chicago and Baltimore, in other words
-.sn0orn pIarlor.as.
Although put in the most favorable
light possible for Lincoln, we commend
it to the candid and sober reflection of
every citizen:
"The Baltimore platform sustains
the integrity of the Union, and so
does the Chicago platform.
The Chicago platform says nothing
about slavery, while the Baltimore
platform tries to make slavery an
issue.
The Baltimore platform thanks our
brave soldiers, and so does the Chiea-
go platform.
The Chicago platform condemns
arbitrary arrests, and the Baltimore
platform approves them. 81
The Baltimore platform calls for a
change in the Cabinet and. the Chi
cago platform calls for change in
the whole administration.
The Chicago platform extends its
sympathy to our soldiers who are con-
fined in rebel prisons, and the Balti-
more platform does not.
The Baltimore platform refuses to
have any peace except that of the "un-
conditional surrender of the rebels,
while the Chicago platform offers a
cessation of hostilities and conven-
ton of States, with q view to peace
on the basis Of reunion.
The Chicago platform denounces
military interference in political cleo
tons and the Baltimore platform en-
dorses this interference.