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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1864-01-30
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w wife did on the 10Th day OF July A. ~ 1851 by
their Mortgage deed Of that dat by them auy xxeeu.
ted nd de ivered, convey to the under Henry
Y. Esmes the foil owing described real estate situate
ia the county OF Livingston, State Of Illinois, The
half OF the ouheasi quarter of section fourteen
U4 and the east af Of the northeast quarter Of
ton twenty three (23) all in township thirty. CO.,
range i've, 80 of the Sd p (Which said deed
is recorded the recorders Office aud for said
ty IN book $, page 5y. 10 said Esnes the pay
Of certain promissoTy note OF even date with
and described in said a. ed given by the said David
Strawn TO laid Elmes, for the OF seven Hundred
and Eighty Eve Dollars with interest at per cent.
per and due and payable year after date.
And whereas default has been mad. in the payment
Of said note, exccp: 10 the Of Twenty i've dot
- -~~id January sit, l,6S.
NJ therefore, noticc is hereby Riy-. to the sail
'' 9"a"h' sarah strlwn, aad to ain otb.,.
-steu n-,.,. - 49, virtue o. the ,n,io,i,r =; 80 ~.
vested by said deed, shah sell the above described
real esia aud premises and all the right interest, and
eqIHy o: redemption of said David Strawn nd sarah
sravn at public auction the highest and best bid
der for ca H. att south door the Court IIou,e in
the city Of Oap County OF La Sale and State aore.
said Monday the PA day Of February A. D. 1854 Al
~ O'Clock Of said day, for tile purpose auidatug
the due upon SAID Ind the costs and
herein incurred. HENRY F. EAMEs lo,t0doSS
u r. CAAEEcS, attorney. Jan. %, 1854.
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.NaSter's Sue.

NOTICE is hereby given, that by virtue OF . eeres
~ made and entered OF record by the Circuit Court
of Lasae County state of Illinois, At the Novembss
te' OF said Court, 1865, in certain tasn
pending in sad Court, the chancery side thereof
wherein Rachel Watson. admnistr trix nth the will
annexed Of Anarah Watson, deed, comp,a ina nt,
and Isaac Hit. Mary IL HIT, Cyrus Watson Gym
thia Lewis william Lewis, Riley Watson. Theory Wat
son, Eueline snow, George Snow, and Byron Watson
defendants. shall. Monday the ls day of fs-
Eruary, 1861, between the hours of o'clock the
forenoon and sunset OF said day, er for SALE the
south door OF the court no Ottawa said
county. II pubic auction, and will then sell to the
highest bddar the following property being the same
ordered by said decree to be sold, that is TO Lea
twelve 2) in block seventeen and lots four (A,) ave-
90 and six &C ia block hundred and twenty sixhs
(l2s) in the city fla allie. Terms of sale, Ca,h.
Ottawa, Jan 3, lS64-3w L. A. H0LTISTER,
sy< in, a,
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DLOW YOUR OWN Others
ID are blowing their Trumpet, let blow mine. Re-
member keep tbs largest and best stock Of Drugs and
Books, Music and Notions in Ottawa. Buy for Cash,
and and wall sell rs cheap any other mas.
July lS, SO. Yours respectfully e. Y. GRfGGS.
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AFFIDAVIT.

AFFIDAVIT.
Personally appeared before n Alderman Of III.
city Of Philadelphia, H. T. HEINBoLp, Who being dny
suOrn, doth say his preparations contain nacotc
no mercry, ether injurious drugs, but purely
vegetable H. T. HELMBOLD
sworn and subscribed before me. this 23d day Of
vember, 1874. WM. p. ElBBARD.
Alderman. Ninthstreet. above Race. Ph,la.
Address Letters for in oTnation in cnnfd. nee.
u. T. HELMBOLD, Chemist.
Depot 64 South Tenth below Chestnut, Pha.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFElTS
AND UNPRINCIPLED DEALERS.
wks sndeayor to dispose OF THEIR OWN and
3" ether" articles on the reputation attained by
Hembo!d's Genuine Preparations,
Extract Buchu,
'' " Extract Sarsaparilla.
:" Improved Rose Water,
Ssld Sy al Drssgists everywhere.
ASK FOE KkLkBOLDrS-YAxE NO 0T1kR
Cut cut the advertisement, eeat fy~ q Y0rn
NPOUzY0H IND ExP0 y
lNGsA II ~ In
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HelmbOld's Extract Buchu,

6elmDOlQ'S EXLrdCL 0uCnu,
FOR WEAKNESSES
Arising from. Ereesses, Habit. Of Dissipation
Early Indiscretion, or A6use,
ATTENDED WITH THE FOLLOWING SYMPTOMS:
Indispo.i,ion to Exsrtion, Loss of Power.
Loss Of Memory, Dhdulty Of Breathsng,
Weak Nerves, Trembling,
Horror OF Disease, WakefulAess,
Oimness OF Vision, Pain in the Back
Universal Laseitade Of the Flushing Of the Body,
Muscular System, Eruptions on the Face,
sfot Hands, Palld Countsnanee,
Oryucss 81 the Skin.
These sy.nptcms, II allowed to go en- which this ne
tcins invariably removes, soon fOllsw
IMPOTENCT, FAULTY, EPILEPTIC FlTs,
In one OF which the patient may expire Who say
that they not quently followed by those dire.u!
diseases"
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTIONs
haLy aware o! The cauae Of their suffering, but
unwilling to confess. The record, G. the nsan eAsylums
and the meian, holy deaths by consumption bear am
pie witness TO the truth OF the aSsc. OF
THE CONSTITUTIONS ONCE AFFECTED WIZ Or
GANIC wEAKNEsS,
REQUIRES the aid OF medicine strengthen and irvgo
rate the system, ich KELHEOLD'S EXTRACT
aCCHU invari oily does. ,Iial will convince the
most skeptieal.
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CERTIFICATES OF CURES,

From eight twenty standing with uamas known
to SCIENCE AND FAME.
For Medica! Properties OF BtCHJ, see D spen.atory
Of the United States
See Professor Devices valuable works on the
Prac ice OF Physc.
See res;arks made by the late celebrated DR.. PHPS-
rex, Philadelphia.
See remarks made by DR.. EPPRAIA KcDO WE'LL
a celebrated physician, and Member of the Royal Col
-ge Surgeons. II Gland, and published in the Trans
actions Of The King and Queens Journal.
See Medco- Cirurgicai Review, pubs he'd by BENJi.
LIy IRA TEGS, Eel. ow OF the Royal College of Sur
geoLs
See most @. the late Standard Works on Medicine.
ExrnAcr BucHU, 81 % per bo,t 6, or six for s. 90
SARsAPARHLA, % 90
IMPROVED KesK AsH, 80 " so
Or half Eaeh for 1870, which will be sum
Cont the obstinate Cases. directions are
adhered to.
Delivered to any address, SECRECY paced frona sb-
Servntion.
81 Describe symptoms in all comuuncatioSS-
Cures guaranteed. Advice gratis.
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Our facilities for procuring Lumber aiesecond TO
other finn in the state, having experienced LINN
herman. Who has long studded and is iiar with the
necessities OF this market. constantly in the Pncres
crowding forward Lumber exp e>sly Iepar- for This
locality. We claim That Lumber is hot oHly 5
COED any other sold in the county, bu, our Shin
giles, Latl, Cedar Posts, Gc, superior.
Returning thanks TO numerous friends and the
public for past liberal patronage, engage to do bet
ter by them than and having now 4 Lumber Yard
in opposite quarters of the city, beg them call at
whichever they find most onyoDient as full stock is
kept al both yards.
Nails, spikes. &C.. at Wholesale Prices.
Ottawa, May so, tS03.-;t J. CLANY CO.
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Estate o. REuBEx n. MOSyKIr, DHcRAseD.A
TKyHk undersigned having been appointed Executors
an the Estate Of the last Wi I and Te1tament Of
Reuben H. Moett, late Of the County Of La SAVE and
State Illinois, decease hereby give nctice that they
A. the Court hou in Ottawa. At the MAre Germ on
the third Monday In March next at which tpd ~ per.
sons yir claims against said Estate aot and
to the purpose OF having the
adivsted. All persons indebted to said Estate
opested to payment to the
DATED this 18th day OF January. 4. D. 1Sek
80. sAdsf 6A snSs u. E<.oss.r..
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-16
FRIDAY, Aprill5-r. N.

Gold upon the street opened ut 1893, and sold
a, the STOCK Exchange at l7JiGI7oii a. moor. l73I
The loves, rate 9th, day was m closing at l75 st
o. m Upon the street Stocks were lower and the
general dosiro was 70 oose out when anything Ike cos
could be had. Enc sold down ~ ly2; Esu.York Cen
trn lH, Illinois Central, lGi A, tho Stock III.
change Government Stocks were lover under tho
impression which daily gains strength Tat the Govern
mont mus. rsturn 10 the sale Of bonds IN opon 1rsc!
40 tho only mode OF preserving solrelcy anywhere;
Reglstered Ga Of 1891 tc p cent Coupons were
Quoted at lli9ll6i; sos, Coupon, lllI9il2i I30
Noes April ll2; Certificates. 99d9sii Tennessee Is.
6os6l; Virginia Go, 90; North Carolina &c, $780,
Missouri g.. 73I97i; Csn'ornia7s hii Now.YoEk Cos.
200 bid; Brooklyn Cas- 1885 Citizens Gsi ll2i Canton
Company 1iIo72; Delaware and Hudson. 2ai Central
Coal sO Cumberland. s9se3ii Amerisan Coal, 1919
1924; Quicksilver Mining Company 79.o79. PAcho
Mail, 23la232; Central Transit Company, sli052i
Eev.Yort Central 14Ogali0., Rhe Railway, l22,S
1921; Erie Railway Pre,-trcd 49, Hudson River $50
1l5Oi; Harleu ls50l5T aud lsS. seller 30 bid Hsr-
lem Preferred lOosllO; Reading 1911 9i5e; Michigan
Central, l53i9l53,; Michigan Southern llllSllli.
At the Second BOARD prices the market
quite firm for tho general list. Cumberland Coal was
active and taken by rtrong buyers It now sending
Grsytown and yielding handsome profit The cor
per- in Harlem Common Stoci confines sucoe"ui,
aud ts managers predict higher rates Its value as 40
investment is wholly nominal, a. the earnings Of the
road present barely equal 10 I'll interest upon t'
bonds The fact hos effect with the speculation In
it, but it should not be Loaf upon parties for whom the
Stock L. offered "a a collateral. After the Second Doard
prices broke down. and there was general scramble
to sell Eric fell TO 1915 and Hudson River. lfei Read
ing l5sI and N. Y. Central, ls2. The closing prices
were: Gold, l7+i; EewYort Central. HliI Erie lx9ii
Erie Preferred ll2; Hudson River $50; Harlem, lsoi
Reading, l5sii Michigan Southern. Il2ii Michigan
Southern Guaranteed l5O Illinois Central li6i; Clere-
land and Pittsburgh, l27i Galsns and Chicago, l43i
Toledo and Wabash, l4s; Rock Island, l27i; Chicago
and North. Western sz.I Chicago ana North.WesssFn
Preferred. 30.
Freights continue dull, and We arc again
called on 70 report the lowest rates on record The
engagements to Liverpool so tuns Bacon at Pc Cd
And We believe Flour has been taken low "a 3D.
bbl)i per neutral flag 600 boxes Bacon at S. 50
do do al Ia Cd; 100 tcs Lard at 5s 10 tuns OH at
lis Cd and per steamer 80 bales Cotton at I'd ID
200 boxes Bacon at los 02s 3D. To London; 100 tos.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-16
LAW INrHLLsGENCR.

COURT oP OYER AND TERnINEa-Arah E-Bs
fore Justice BArsiHD
DIsCHARas op THE GRAND JURY-rHn cAsI or
Elxos-THs EDITOR or TEE TRIBUNE 10 HE
ABRAIGSED FOB "A LIIrL on TIE ooURT"
The Grand Jury came into Court this morning
with twsn.yone tro bis, VITA which Tia nineteen pTs-
,ou,y found Insie forty lnds!msn found by them darns
theis utngs d not quito I've webs spa wers dsehsrsd
udse Barnard er thanking the Grand Jury for their sboT
said that tho officers Of tho law followed In ths public
prints, and charged with o-nsss that hsd oandeticn that
/, would be smO.t impossible for Jury Into Cour
BY who bad for six year, been the Bench
troe yesrs Recorder and three years In ths Court after
reading what said in tho paper and sIpee justice TO be
mustered |, had gone to such lensth that After
,astop with Of the Judges ard number Of prom
inen. men of community IL has been deemed ,dvi
.able 70 issns an order returnabls Wednesdsy
ue,t against tho Editor aud Proprietor Of TIE NEW fosK
TKIBuys why they should not DO punished
for contempt for the Airoeiou false and Infamous hbei
tanned in Thursdays paper In regard to tho withdrawal OF
Juror In capital case That is trial aud he
would make further remarks In regard 10 tho subject bat
would what he had to until tho eofans on Of
the order to show
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-16
Hooks Received.

Ny Cav, Iit IN vict,burs. BY A Lady. limo r. le D.
Appleton Il Co. ,
Neds Moto or Little By Little. By tho Author OF" Win
and Wen' limo. pp. 5Js. Robert Carter d bfoihef.'
TIE Red Track By Gustsvo Aimard. ayo. pp III 1. D.
Peterson BIoihers. EewYork, Erederie A. bldy
Church Essays BY George Cumming bic" horier Limo
PIP. IT'S. d. Appleton Co.
shesi Of Verse Bound for tho Fair By Henry Theodore
Tuckermsn. l2mo. pp. ~. q. A. AvoFd. 49,
Lilo and Pobie Service, Of Abraham Lincoln RDo pp 6
7. Il. Peterson 4 Brothert
Youths History Of the Rebellion. BY William h. Thsyer
limo. PIP A7. Walker, Vie Co.
Annual Of Seientno Discovery fof 1854 Edited By David A.
Weli. limo. pp. asa Bostoni Gould 4 Lincoln
EewYoIk: sheldon Co.
Postoce Directory for Is5t Revised and Corrected bJ j.
DS,urDeh limo. pp 3lt J. II. Cotton.
Rebel Rhymes and RhApsodea Collected and Arranged by
franl Moore. l?mo: TIP. 2ss. George r. Putnsn.
Anercs; The Origin Of Her Present Conflict: Her Prospect
or tine Slave. and Her Claim FOR Anti Slavery SyDps
pathy. BY James William Msss!e, ID. d., LII ID. 8vo.
Pr. Az. Loodon John Snow. Kev-York: u. 4. Put
Dors IL uiiton or Sunshine and Shadow l2mo pp. 292
American Tract Society.
Tho Temperance Tales By Lucins M SARGENT Vol. vi.
l2lno. pp i27. The Same.
A Tdhuts to the Fair Comprising Collection OF yeys d,
Soc,fIt. Published In Aid Of de Sanitary Comrnlssop
lgaio. PP ~. u. AVp,etoa Il 60.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-16

The following is tho essential section Of q
very important. &c! which has just passed the LgiSa
,uro Of Wisconsin,, empowering the Milwaukee and
Prairie du Chen Railroad Company to bridge the Mis-
sissppi At Dubuque, and to complete their southern
branch at that points
Tn. Milwaukee and Prairs du Chien Railway Compsry IL
authorized to lease purchase from any Company railroad
nom the terminus Of tho said read In monIoc Greene
Couniy In this state tho Msppi River and
To- in through the City OF Dubuque In the State Of
Iowa when constructed or In process or In Of
upon the psIes And they also powered
between tho points Aforesaid that's nom Mon
roo 10 The Ms,.p River and TO- In and through Dubuque
Aud The MI. auh Prairie du CHEN Company empow
cred 10 lease purchase build construct bridge bridge.
- .nd nom any rolnt points in either both Grant
Crawford Couties the hs.ssppi River for the pur
pose of crossing the with railroad ack or tracks pro-
d,d urh bride or bridges bc constructed with dIAw
that tho Of tho river shall not be unnecessarily in
commodsd thereby And tho sad huwsnASe aud rrae dn
aoy railroad railroad, constructed 0r oefes'er TO be con
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-16
Ir.r.s... O. y cont.
%


Adividend ofi - cent Los been declared on the
main stem o, tie Balt,ors end Ohio Railroad. payable
on tho e6ih INST and dividend Of v cent on tie
Washington Branch Railroad Tor As half year ending
March 81 ull.
\ Company has been organized, under the
nc1. u he SNatogs and Hudson River Railroad Coui-
PAM 10 construct railroad from Saratoga Springs to
Schsarctgdy. aud thsnce 10 point OF ths Hudson
RIVER In the town Of Athens opposite tho City OF Hud-
The capital stock Is 81 200 OOo The whole amount
q which has been subscribed The Directors are pnn
Drew. CaTncles Vanderbilt John P. Acksr, Milton
Cour.rlghi, Herp Keep, Azariah DoodJ, william VIII
liams Simon c. Groot. Issae II. Knox, John Roes'
Worren Coiburn Abraham T. Baylls and jos. harser.
Pr,sidsai, Daniel Draw' Vice President, A BoodJ
Secretary l. ii. Knox Executive Committee, Daniel
Dr,w A. Body John Eoss. Il. CouririgAI ard ".
Colbarn.
Lirf % PRINCIPAL StsIsS cosP.sies oRSAElAfp ~
sKrtoEE sI.CS JAsuAsy !, 1854
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-16

B.ef NJ Il. 100 do do at 3s ID; 800 bbls Pork at 2s
and 100 tuns Baooa, Lard aud Talow at las. Cd. To
Glasgow per steamer; 100 tuAs Talow 100 do. Lard.
and - do Provisions (Shoulders) all at 2Os tu0. To
ntvcrp per nentra: 100 tcs Lard at 25s To Bremen
800 tcs Lard at 95s 100 bids Tobacco at 32s 3D. To
amsterdam: 100 tcs Lard and 50 hhds. Tobacco
at sos. To Hamburg; 50 tuas Bark at 30s.
To Rotterdam 100 tcs Lard at 27s. I'D. The
carving rates per America, and neutral flags.
sro as follows: To Liyerpool-Grs!n Y bush.. l6l.d
Flour. y bbI., 3o6d. Pork. p bbl. 4iasdi Petro.
leum. p bbl. 6s.96s. 3D.; Heavy Goods-Cheoso
Oils &C.. p tun. 2S Cd 0Ss. Beef p tiercc,
609d; Tobacco. 4, hid. los. sl2s. Cd. Cotton.
" n. 3.32d Old. To Londcn-Gran. y bush. +a5d.
Flour. y bbl. Is 81. ala Cd; Pork p bbl ls 9l. q
@. Sdi Petroleum y bb 6S. ass. 3D. Heavy Goods
Cheese Oils Co. y tun. l2s 6d Seos.i Beef tieroe,
3s. s4s; OH Cake, y tun l2s. Cd aces Furs and
Skins, q tun, los ol7s Cd. To GlasSo oy-Grsjn. p
bush, 304d Hour y bbl, Is 3D. ois. 9d.' Petroleum,
p bbl Gs S6s. Cd; Heavy Goods-Choesc, Oils. Co.
Y tun, l2s. Cd. Q?Os.; Rice. y tun. lbs. Cd e2os,
Money il abundant at " cent. Ths dis
turbanos In tho Stock and Gold markets has caused
good deal Of activity In loans but there Is nothing to
warrant the expectation that tho Treasury Department
intends TO eontrsct the currency. Large sales OF Gold
are hnted at and rumors a1oat OF free sales OF
Sterling bills and Of possible negotiation Of Ton
Forsies on European account All these are partial
remedies for disease which needs thorough treatment
Unless the currency is seedy and largely reduced 1t
dlo 70 talk OF permanently lover prices for god or
anything else. Upon the present volume oil currency
existing market values sure 10 be mantsiacd as
any future event can be. IL june large amount OF
Coupon five per cont notes will afler tho neres! Is
pold be throvH into the currency and further infa,e
proos. The only thorough remedy for tie owls OF On
excessive currency is resort 10 the sale OF bonds for
tho most ,hey win bring, and tie immediate levy Of
tar which will yield ful one.haf Of all tho war sx-
penses. The war cannot longer be prosecuted upon
due bills end the sooner the cost is paid by forced
Joan In the form OF taxes the better The sale OF ten
forties is larger today. Tho LIST National Bank sells
SIS OO0 Payments made very Reluctantly for the
bonds ~ some Of tho ossociated bsnhs and tonight
over half million Of dollars OF checks arc held unpaid
Sterling bills have been sold by leading
drawers to-day a, ls9olssI.
The movement Of Dry Goods at this port for
tho week has been Gs ,Iows;
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-16
Trnxeirr., Guide.

To Albany. By Hudson n. R.. 90 Werrsnst, ID
q g. aud q, Nd 10; p. Sunday rsn:.' s'H u
10 Albany b. Hsrl-r r. ". 2ssh-st-, +hsv., WG
u sna i:ty D. "a. Sunday trsin ............ f2 p -
To Bs.timore, BY the Ne. -Jsrsey T. X, foo y
CouI'i,It;-s,. snd 10 m. u p L., and II
To Bosssn- By New-ionion line Pier 90 T.,
Stsuinytsn Use, Pier ~ y. u, and FELL k'ef
line Pier ~ g. daily tsunday e1cspiedD 900 n
To Bo.sos. sy New wiis,sn r. K, VIZ Springfield;
81 a. -
To Bofton By Now Hgyes H. Rr ll.a 81 aad tn
u vie sh6rs Line, Ut md ?. SgadaJ--. 500 p -
70 Bufsls By Pho Railroad, foot OF cianrn',
y -"
To tie West, sy PsuHsylvsnis isr -ai halr~i'
foot Of coerlAndtst, a. u. ana hd 'p'u'
SUNDAY S'O -
700. sas q, m IA "a I'D r:ea
To Philadsl lphis, ey New Jersey Railroad foot Of
Courtlan3t. It,, and 10 = m. - ~, snd p H. :.
ssd IL r-.dDgh. Sunday. Goo -
To phisde phis, by CsndeI sd Amboy ksirod.
Pier ~ n r.. foot 81 Barclay .....:.5 ad aU p n
To WaahiAgtoa. BY New Jersey X H., foot %
Cour'lsndt-s'., snd lo q NJ, u p mi sndlt
midnight sunday I;R n
To Y.pi.ut l.hp firs Island, ard other resor.on
Long island, by L. l. Railroad, noni Ja2e.sip
.ud 100. Of Sh-ss. b. k...........9 a. ma ald 4W -
Fo she er n,ornls,icn Il regard RairOsi Ilo Tsls
see sdvsr.isemenss in another pss OF this p6per
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-16
Her,Ini. nf ryo.lnes.

Arru Is GO hhis flou, 'u bbl. WHISKY 20 pig.
Corn Meal 10 go bush N, 30 posh Corn, 81 o'0 su-h
Ost. .20a p.g,. Prorson. f rAs. LARD, pig Asae'
100 pkxs Oh Gaze. l7J rsgt. butssa
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-16
COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoNs-Ar.n is-ssi'
,,,p. f,osc y, the Post.0f,ee

Ior rarors by ,toneT Peruv4n friday Apr q. u -
Ye- Oreat hritan and tLa Continent ny Steamer -
Ci.y Of London Saturday. April ls.......... lct -
Yer Hsmbirg .nd the German stttes. By sie.lasr 49,,
Toutoria ris Southampton saturday, Apnl lp lot L.
Ter hshss, ~ stcsn-r Morning stsr. Sstnrday
APRIL -
For Cuss and ths West Indies sy steamer Mors-
.ng sax. Saturday April M.................... n
S.y' spfi -. IipA
Fo- California, Oregon, Wellington Territory, and
uIc S.rd-iek lsl.lds, daily (Ssnday- except,
-
SortA--AIbany, Buaso and CenadAs..s g. M. and ~ n
NartL And W..s VA, ,Mail..................... n.
Nvests-- Mail Wis Erie kalrosd.... a. M and 5 n.
Southern aHd South Nos;sra MGis a. ia H. and ~ n
y..t.r. Mail a e., and A p n.
N.,po,t nsa yal N
~. osy Is'. "a Mai cIoses ss........5a ri ssd
ss,a,, Nsi,.or suna,y al rnsils close
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-16

Ihe case Of The People sg Nixsn thea psoossS>l
with; Capt Ditc6ett wa. examined a. to the .fsy, ~
testned soSansny the witnesses did yesterday 70 ~
tnoehns down Of tho accused b. the deceased a6er ssns
h.Id Totss had passed betwesa he The prosesass M
Gilbert O. Yousg. Hugh prse and VIM r. Clayton, wep,
examined for tho defense and all testified that TIE scssss
was Knocked do~a ibs dscsssed before the shooting
Ihs eAss was summed up ~ tho respective Csunsd ~
amer dehoerans Tor hsf hour the Jary returned uAp
decree. -
Sentence pesspsasd aud the Court adjourned ,uan
Wednesday next
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-16

John Law ard the Mississippi Bubble. BY Adelph Thicrs
Translated by Frank g. Fhfe. l2mo. pp an. James
u. Gregory.
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-16
,,on vrw-HAvEN, HARTFORD al

HUN Nnyir Lp-steamers leave Packslip af 2ils ? -
srsb ana east from New Haven At IL p M
itshs IA STINESteameT leave at II p m, Grivn2"H
rr..aD in tns for sli early morning trAin'
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-16
hAonH COURT-ASRL lS.-Besere Judge ALKxa.
ACTION PO9 DAMAGES BIZ A CONDUCTOR.

This was an action brought by plaintiff againss
dsondans to recover damages for injuries received By psn
TN willis In tho discharge OF his duty conductcs -
resson OF the negligence and csrlessnss of deesdap
Ihs car was on s way down to South Ferry The Bss
Railroad Limo" The wagon OF the defendants LOADING
Mssn street and the hcss attached thereto sco-s The
track tho ear started and when three past ths Wages
the driver OF the wagon struck his horse and the shsf
along the SIDE Of the until II broke tho haadls on s
side Of the aud struck sgsnst the conductors side
The testimony conflicting. The Jury. after half -
hous deiberAon rendered verdict la favor Of the Ikdni
for 80 Tho vsdics operates to give ,As defAAa
costs.
QuiaE for dslssdArAs
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-16
sURROGATB's COURT-ArrIL ls.-Bsfors srusrr1.

During tho past week the wills of the follovins
nans1 persona admitted to probate without contest. ~
usnn al faIs Charles e. InshaIn Theodore B.ownIsx W
pnH p.1s d: 1in.oE g. Wels James Watkins, RieLrd q
rsa @ SMasfne Semess 4mrs Denton Benjamin D. Pes
New-York daily tribune., 1864-04-16

SUPEHOR COURr-SPpcIAL Tsax-APan Is -B~hr,
Justic- RoBsKrsoS.
DECISIONS
The President, Directors, &C., Of the City Bah
OF New Haven as.. Simon Perkins Judgment affirmed.
Fowler Respondent es, Bowsa, Appellant Judgmsat -
serscd aud leV trial ordered.