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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-21

New York, Nov. 20.-The CONNER
eiaEs Washington special says: Charles
Eames has been engaged by the Sec'y
of Treasury to manage the cotton cases
brought before the Supreme Court by
appeals. Chief Justice Chase has
arrived.
Mr.. John s. Voorhees,, one of the Oldest
lawbook publishers in this country, died
in Brooklyn last evening.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-21

A. CHESS problem published by the
Philadelphia Fair paper is the most
complicated in the records of the game.
The proposition is "White to move and
compel Black to mate in eighteen
moves" But it il not so difficult as the
problem shat certain parties tried TO
solve down South: White to move and
prevent Blacks moving at all-says the
Hartford Press.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-21

RIoHMoED, Va, 19.-Gen Turner has
detailed three officers to investigate the
depreciation committed on the farmers
in the vicinity of Richmond, with in
structions to charge the amount of
damage to the guilty parties, and il the
robbers can be traced to any particular
regiment of troops, the amount of dam
age done to be deducted pro rata from
the pay of officers and men of such
regiments. Many farms near this city
have been entirely stripped of provisions,
and it is high time g stop was put to
anch UNNECESSARY rohherv
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-21
.. .- WM. MARION,
Provisional Governor.

PrrHoLE, Penn, Nov. 20.-The hear
ing in the case Of the alleged frauds
against the Internal Revenue Depart
ment, in the returns of oil, will take
place before Commissioner at Mead
vile on Wednesday next. Several
prominent parties are notified to ap-
pear and answer.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-21

B6T The Trenton Republican states
that the Democrats in New Jersey
charge their defeat upon the Fenians,
who, they say, voted boldly against
General Runyon. ...............-....... ul
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-21

According TO the latest report, Orr is
elected Governor of South Carolina over
Hampton, by FIVE hundred majority. 1t
was not generally understood that Hamp-
ton was q candidate.--N. o. Crescent,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-21

We wish some one would furnish off
cial information as to who was elected
Governor of the Palmetto State For
the life of us. we can't tell from the tele-
graph and newspaper reports.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-21

Q160 PER MONTH $3.50 AGENTS
WAOO wanted In every County and State 70
sell TEE BARrLrrf GxwrNe MAcHfEp price SIS;
fully licensed under patents eff Howe, Wheeler
Wilson, Grover Baker, and Singer 3 Go. We
large commission on sales For particulars,
illustrated catalogue, territory, &c enclose .
stamp and address FACE BR0THERs, soIs
Toledo, ohie,s ,4486Fs &E4sa1mAw3m
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-21

D@ Old General Spinner recon-
msnds that those who counterfeit green
backs be hing. Better hang those who
first invented them, and then return to
= metallic currency or bank notes st
pAr-LouisUiile Democrat -
Ofcourse. The invention of green
backs furnished the means of prosecut.
ing the war for the preservation of the
Union 70 q successful issue, and the
"not.snothsr-man and not-another-dol-
lar-party" no doubt think the inventor
should be hung. Every rebel thinks so
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-21
New York Markets.

NEW YORK. November 21--6 p. M. !.
C0TT0N-Eirmsr ;52953c for naiddIing. ~ 5
FLoUR-openiag dull, afterwards became O
little active, and closed St. ady at about pre-
vions prices; 009S rs for extra State; 8 So6
90 for round hoop Ohio, and 05@lI rs for
trade brands. frf
WHIsKT-Dull and nominally Iowe-
WHEAT-Hesvy and 1c lower J 7291 S.
BARLEY-qufst and unchanged.
C0RH-Active and steady; good BUSINESS for ex-
port at 9S@95e for ansound, and 96@s7c for sound
mixed q
OATS-More active at 46@59c. ssIs tfa
COFFEE- Quiet and nemirai-
SUGAR-Dull; lac for Cuba Museoysdoq sq :
PETRULEUM-Qais and firm at s9@4oc for
crude.
P0RK-Heavy aud lower; 81 5o932 70 for mess.
LARD-Quiet at 2i9Zss<5.
BUTTER-SisAdy; s0@S2c for Ohio and $3.50
for State. E-.. .rl
CHEESE-Rirm at I4@19.
M0EEY-Easy at per cent.
sTERhING-Steady st 1ossz z9Ioe5s.
GOLD-Less active and lower, opening at l97
declin ng to 14612, and closing at 1861.
GOVT sTO0ks-A shade hrmer.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-21

Cincinnati Market. e,ss-
GIscTKEkrI. November 20.
FL0UR-unchapged and quiet
WHEAT-2 9592 es for old red, and io01 IL
for new.
OoRN-DulI at 55as7 for sound cid.
OAES-Quiet aud IN fair d mend mt 4ec.
RYE-Steady ct S5c for prime
BARLEY-Onchanged and prices nominal
MESS PORK-FiTInsr; Isaies ct 81 90 70 81 SO
for old.
GREEN MEATs-sOld at l2@l7szo for shoul.
ders and hams.
BACON slDES-Oiear Ase held at 22@2Se,
LARD-Iu mo-erate demand at 26c
HO0S-Active snd prices q shade higher. The
whos range ct 10 rs TO IL 80 gross; receipts,
4,e96 head
GROCERIEs-Ia fair demand.
wHIsKY-D.ciined 1o, closing nominal at 2 %
for new.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-21
BOARDING.

DoARpING-MRs.A A. o'RElLY is PREPAR-
I'D ed TO take boarders Rooms furnished m de-
sired. Shs will also take fw day boArders.
Corner Gum and Second streets. niT-St
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-21

PRoPosED SALE OF THE HERMITAGE.--
A bill has been introduced in the Ten
nessse Legislature to sell the celebrated
Hermitage estate, a few miles from
Nashville. The grave Of Andrew Jack
son, and few acres, will be reserved.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-21
STRAYED.

ERoM THE s3BsoRIBER, LIVING AT
Il Pigeon Greek Bridge, (0ld Plank Road, Van
derburgh county, . DARK BROWN MULE,
about l21< hands high, with bunch OF old hair
under the belly, and main and tail trimmed.
Any person who will return said mule 90 me-
or give Information of it, Will be suitably re
Warded. [oae lwdl GEORGE L. KR0UeB.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-21

Gen. Forrest has recently met with
receptions from the hands OF old friends
In Memphis.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-21
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COAL.

va More Coal Coming.
NAVIGATION Is RESUMED ON GREEN
IN river, and JOSEPH STEWART co. will
have . supply Of Green River Coal at the Eysns-
vile wharf to-day. supply will be kept con-
stantly on hand. nt2l-da
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-21
BOX MANUFACTORY.

w. -. ANDREWS,
BOX MANUFACTURER,
Cor. Main street and the Canal, Evansville, Ind.
lIACKIEG BOXES OF ALL KINDS KEPT
j constantly on hand. Orders promptly filled,
and delivered nee Of charge. no2f.Sm
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-01-06
SECTION w.
ORDINANCES AND BYLAW,

The city council shall have power 20 il- sr.
establish. alter. amend ~ repeal ordinance.
regulations ana bylaws, for the following
purposes, and lntlict penalties tor the breach
thereof
J. 10 establish ana regulate mar set ,ua
house oi correction
= To restrain and prohibit all descriutions
OF gaming, and tor the destruction of I'D in
-trumcuts md devices used for that pur-
pose.
3. 70 regulate the exhibition OF common
-h"wmen md of shows OF every kind. NOT liz
terdicted hv nw
To prevent riots. noi-cs. disturbance
or disorder-y asremh'agts
.. IT, atare and remove nui-ancss. ..oi o..
restrain ana suppress hUu-,- Of ili-isme aui
disorierly houses
o. To compel the owner or Occupant fam,
unwholesome, noisome or offensive b1u-.
or place % remove or cleanse the same f-or,
time % time, a. may be necessary Tor tbe
health cr comfort Of the inhabitants st add
city
4. To dlrec; ths locati N and management
81 all -aughter-houses. markets. steam mills
blacksmith shops and sewers
: To regulate the manufacture and k,--f.-
inZ Of gunP1wier ashes and all other coubt--
uhles and dangerous materials
2. To regulate the making OF attentions
ami repairs Of stoyepipe, furnaces, fire pla,ss
ans other things from which damage IL fire
may he apprenendcd, and also H. r,.,llat..
N. u-e OF buildings IN crowded l0caliti,-. for
hazardous purprses, 10 provide for the pre-
Servation OF buildings from tres by precau-
tionary measures and inspections and 10
establish and regulate a IRE department. and
hre companies
10 10 prevent immoderate riG,ne or
mails
IL t. regulate the erection # buildings
and prevent eneumbering Of streets. side
walks, and public alleys with fre-wood. lum-
oef' carriages, boxes, or other things. and
provide for the care. preservation and i'm
Ifoyeinent Of public grounds.
Il. To restrain and punish Migrants. men
dlc'intS, and common prostitutes, and to make
regulations respecting paupers.
Is. 10 restrain or regulate the run,;,..,
Al large Of cattle, horses, sheep. swine sn5
dogs
II. 10 provide saprlv Of ,g,t.r Tor ~.
protection Of the city against FIRE and g.
other purl 'ses. and 10 regulate tb,. ne al.
Tue SAME. SUBJECT to the provisions. and IN
lef tine fce'riciiDn- ~ 10 assessing taxes and
raising money therefor. provided in see
Hon tweuty-i,ar (2l) Of this act.
D. IL re-4-ate and dete1piue In, zine "
pace Vi ',.tLiu- IL s;.y y: 10, y..i.,c -,
Rith'n seid city OF adjaceut a., r,t,i. aud z.
reveni t-- siiae
10 10 e'mpel all persons TO remove from
ne -'"' Va = snd cutters 10 frnt az ~.
. -u-'-''. 49,. =. 49, .!l4 ~ ts.eu.. ali
Howr ice, dirt, ano garbage, and :, keen d,
uoa sidewalks and cutters ol-sD.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-01-06

l.. To license iunkeepet-. keepers Of -
ieons. on yictualing hOu-.s, and suctIoneer-,
under such regulations az shall &c prescribed
:bsrfor, and all monies paid fpr such .ic-u-
A. shell belong 70 The city snd p tail inIo
ley .treesuTT
IL To regulate " restrain ths aas Of
f,.ckr;s. squibs, 6recTseksrs, 90 other IRE
s,,rxs IN the streets or commons. and % pre-
yent ;ue pFactieing therein d any amuse-
,aent- having tendency t. inlgre OF annoy
tersous passing therein, u! 10 "niangcr the
-"euriJy Of property.
70. n regulate gauging, ti- place and
s..-nner o. -viiing and weighing hay pack
ipg, inspe-,Ing and branding beef pork. and
produce, sud Of selling aud measuring wood.
.jmc and coal, and - appoint suirthle per-
sons % supeIinteHd and conduct the
-.Ine.
- 70 regulate Vorters. cartmcn, and
cartlEe. also hackney coaches, cab, snd car
riages and their drivers.
81. 70 prescribe the bowers and duties
OF wa,chrncn and Policemen OF said rity.
-. r. regulate the grade OF streets. and
III. srnd. ami w!dtt I'D -iicWri-,- ani the
construction thereof.
.. o. provide Tor lighting the .ity.
- g. prohibit lud punish wiiiul injuries
q trees planted tor shadt, ornament, con
yenirncr. or use, public OF private and 70
prevent and punish tre>Ia-~''rs OF wiliui in
iuri,-. 80 ~ upon pahlir huildings, square,.
c1nm.u-. ,--ni.t,fi--. Or other prop
erfy.
iuI -sil civ c,Uncii NAV make snd -
is0ll-h. nj the saline alter. amend ~ repeal
any uther hv-aws, rules, srd H-dirrnces.
which they may irern necessary i'r The we'll
being 90 said city, aud not repuInnnJ To- the
constitution 0r isV- 5f jhls stat. alt which
hy-law-. regulations and oriiuan,e- slai. 70.
duly published H. one or nure newspapers in
,aii city Go b prescribed by Ih, city coCu-
ell. a. least twenty dave before they take 81
feet
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-01-06

Our towusman. X. ". Chase. tie late
popular and eslabie Station Agent c. III,
Rutland Road in tti. place, received
on Saturday evening, New Yeas Gift
of handsome smoking cnaIr. .:rcssing-
gown and slippers. from sone Of his
recent assoc ates in the employ of the
Railroad Company. The presentation was
duly made by Mr. c. z Minel of the Freight
Office. Mr.. Chase is succeeded as Station
Agent, by Mr.. Ii. E. Chamberlain, Of Little
ton, n. Ii.
Capt. A. ii. Ddnforth, having enlisted in
in Gen. DiI's frontier cavalry regiment, has
resigned the captaincy of the Burlington
Home Cavalry Company.
We find the following in the Times of
Wednesday morning:
John X. Peck, formerly Of this village, who
has been confined IN the Carroll Place House of
Detention, Washington, for some moaths past,
ostensibly charged with completely in the frauds
Of Maj Lawrence, U. s. Psymaster, was on
Saturday last Internationally released; nothing
having been proved against him.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-01-06

ANOTHER REBEL Pirate AFloAT.-A pirate
vessel called the Shenandoah. Us cruising iu
the South Atlantic, and has already captured
hive vesstlS-thc ship nate Prince. the h1rk>
Elena and +. 6. Godfrey, and the bri- SUI
ran and schooner Charter Oak ut San Frr-
cisco. The trst was bonded agl released =.
all the others were robi cd and DESTROYED
The Godfrey was owned In Boston and Nf.
on the way 70 Valparaiso with valuable
cargo. The Shenandoah T. noly commanded
by Marylander named Wariell, who .ay.
he Was educated at Annapolis Naval Acadc-
my, and formerly commanded the United
States sloop-oi-war Saratoga. She was hull,
at Glasgow. Scotland. IT. the year 1868. and
Is full ship-rigged steamer. capable OF ruiz
ming eleven knots an hour. Size carries four
6s-pounder smOoth-bore guns. two 50 pound
er rifles. and two u FOUNDER smooth bore.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-01-06
TERMS.
The Case of the Raiders in Montreal.

The arguments in the case Of the recap
tured raiders were closed before Judge Smith
at Montreal, on Friday last. The counsel
for the accused advanced substantially the
came arguments as were offered before Judge
Coursol, VIZ That the Provincial Statute
under which the prisoners were arrested was
null, and that the instances in which priso-
ne-s could be extradited, must each be spec
tally laid down in the treaty under which
they were sought 10 be eItradited, and her
Msjesty's signature, in England. and the
Governor Generals in Canada, we're neccs-
ssry TO give effect to any warrant for the
apprehension Of persons charged with hsv-
ing committed certain offences IN foreign
State. The order IN Council, said b have
been discovered since the final examination,
was held to be no better than piece of
waste paper, and even upnn the supposition
that an order in Council had been, as assert
ed. passed in the premises, it would not have
the effect Of suspending the Imperial Act.
The Court then took the case into delibera-
tion.
The Montreal correspondent Of the Que
bee Netu, says "the raiders have been badly
handled. The officers in the Eastern Town
ships are energetic men. The people there
were born with their eyes open. One man
sheltered two of the raiders they had S40,-
600, and be charged them $50 900 for board
and lodging. HIS name is known. but
have yet to find out that he was ever in
Parliament, was city councillor, or kept
hotel
On Thursday last, Gen. Napier, OF the
regular army. addressed the Toronto Volun-
teerr, on the eve of their departure from that
place to the frontier. In bis epeecn he
said
cit lie an erroneous idea that you are now call
ee upon 10 defend Canada from invasion. lou
sfe not; you are going TO the frontier 10 aid the
civil authorities in preventing a set Of miscre-
ants and murderers, who, under the name of
Confederate soldiers have come into the Prov
ince fo- the purpose Of invading the United
States, carrying out their designs Think too
well Of the Confederate army. ss DO also Of the
Federal army, 10 suppose they can give their
countenance TO the proceedings of cannot
cali them gthiHg else than treachsrous 1ur-
derers."
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-01-06

From the Richmond Errimnsr Dec. 9th
The luss OF Savannah Is no lo-- 70 " whrt
the garrison l. saved. The loss OF NicSs-
burg would not have been Irr-mediaoie D.
DAVIS had not thrown away an army IA %
and the loss OF Savannah !, q real gam Wlet
the garrison increases the confederate ALL.
IN the field The enemy i. not likely 70 iea''
garrison IN the city. In his usus! 'sil.
glorious. ana bOmhastic styie, Sherman -
MS friends that when the SUI cJmmenc-
10 move nOrthward he vii, follow IJs eEaDp.-
and there IL reason u believe DC vii! So
his word. We suppose his column i-i
savaunsh yesterday. He makes D. -ecFs.
Of hIs destination. II Is Richusnd, ar
route Is f-om South 70 North CAgOllDa
The accomplishment Of such a march does
not necessitste an attack on Charleston az
more thar the march on Savannah iny0sSei
an attack on Macon or Augusts Shernsa
no" believes he can live on the country az
where, and march where De pleases VIII
thirty or forty thousand men. Hc en-
ne iaareh's through country wherel thsr1
neither an army OF fortiica 'iJn-.
II was ~ great feat Tor him 10 rar,- '..a
Atlanta to savannah. He his d1n5 n5-ais
that a band of escaped galley .lsges 'l---
not have done IS well No dvlbt BE- tsl
move through nc Carolinas g. H.;u1,n'
exactly as be- came :, Savannah z .ae ~
ieaerate army i AIT IA the way, -g'. p17'
Oily Mr.. Davis = now convinced 0l i'
necessity OF employing armies o. r'-i'' Z.
progress Of an array. Ii the coHieders@
armies are abou. 70 oe presented Cnr7'
mas gilt, with General Lee for ;hrir clu
inander-in-chief, 1t will not only Il -
Il -r-'-ihlt present lo then, bet suci. F-l...
:" ,ne cOuutry as viii enable us 10 oiea'N'
norr freely
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-01-06
SECTION XXvn


Within sixty and after thirty DAYS from
the fs'ssage Ut rhi- act, the seisctnen of the
town OF Burlington shall cause the same r,
BE- Published IN the several newspaper, of .aid
town. snd shall warn the legal voters of said
.o"n 70 ass' ID Die at an appointed place and
time. 70 vote by ballot upon TN, aecrntsnc,
3r rejection Of tins act ,uch warning shall
De posted a = prescribed Tor town meetings.
not less than fifteen nor more than twenty
Gays before said meeting. ana shall also he
published during said period in each Of the
newspapers OF said town.
At such meeting those in favor OF the as-
ceptance OF this act, shall est ballots NJ.
which shall &c inscribed OF printed the Won
Yes, and those opposed L. such acceptapc,,
shall cast ballots upon which shall be ibs,rib;
81 or printed the word No"
II ]. majority OF said ballots shall Dc in -
'or Oh Tue acceptance Of this act. the same
shall then take effect. but. ntber,r;s.. ~,
same snail be null and voio
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-01-06
For the Free Pres.

Editors Free Prsss:
Julius Cesar" would re-
specially reply to the interrogatory Of M,
Is contained IN his communication in the TIM,
Of Saturday morning last, and without charge
for the ''sdvice" with which he is happy to sin
form the public" that il has been decided by
the present Board Of Selectmen. that no Gene
,ery Is needed in Burlington. and that osn.e.
quently no power to locate is required. The
citizens h thsir action appropristing 5000 for
Censtery purposes. and ins;ruetins their Select.
men to locate one. were u; fault. snd are indeb,-
ed to the sagscity and superior vision Of this
Board for preventing the outlay, and saving to
the Town Treasury % large sum of money.
Hereafter, none but land owners, who can sup
ply their own burial accommodations, will be
permitted 10 die and receive christian burial in
Burlington; other people will be compelled to
stop hole. as On" elegantly expresses it,
in some other locality; or. remaining here, live
forever.
The man Who proposed to embark the vslus-
bles Of our Banks on board q sailing craft for
safety, on the memorable day Of the 81. Adams
raid, has entire charge OF the Great Eastern line,
and our water front; and viii doubtless be pleas
Cd to eonsider the suggestions Of an" in re.a
tion to enlarged boundaries
Burlington, January Sd, SIS.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-01-06
The Militia.

An ELECTION of officers for the companies
recruited here under the new Militia law
was held on Saturday. The company re-
cruited by Capt. Page elected
Geo. F. Edmunds, Captain II. X. Wing,
lst Lieut.. +. E. L0veioy, % Lieut..
The company recruited by IL. q. Catlin.
elected
CO. French, Captain II. [. Allen. LIST
Lieut.. W. .. Crane. ID Lieut..
The organization oithe company Tor Rich
mont, willistNn and Jericho, vas effected on
Saturday, by the election of the following
commissioned officers
Wareham Pierce, of jericho, Captain.
Charles Michel, of Richmond. Isl Lieut..
Solomon Green, OF Richmond. q Lieut..
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-01-06
SECTION XVIII.
ORGANIZATION or TIE CRY

Immediately upon the acceptance D.. ,s,s
aci' as PROVIDED II the preceding ..ct,on
Tue selectInen % tie town OF Burlington % al
divide the saio city into wards as ner,inbc-
lore directed, ana shall warr. an election m
the several wards for ,he choice of Mayor.
Recorder, Aldermen. Common Clunril1,,n
aud ward officers. Such WARNING sbslI IS,
the time and place for the election IN the -
eral wards, and, together with the des,.rir-
ton oi the boundaries Of the several ,ynrds
ana the names Of ward officer. appointed
10y them, shall be published two week. src.
city. 30 sal4
Inc selectmen -bsll also APPOINT ward IF
Gers Tor each ward u 0iiciat.- until =. -.
tion shall i n.ade. AID, at least ,br,... f.
before said election. they shall furnish 10 81,
inspectors OF elections u each war -:
ned list OF TIE legal ccters rher,,;,. a. -.
inbefcre provided. '''''' 80 ~ IT.
1Seturns OF this election sss,, h. mad.
re several Tsrd clerks to the ss,eotms ,y =,
Burlington "'" %
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-01-06

TIE FRONTIER CAVALRY Gen. Dix's new
cavalry regiment, for which Vermont is to
furnish two companies, proves to be a very
popular organization, in this region, and we
understand that many more men have offered
themselves than can be accepted. Provost
Marshal Gleason ha. mustered 10 from this
district. AZ men. OF these, Burlington far
nished nine good fellows, as follows John
LOnergan, James B. Scully. Edward Muir
ply, Tsomas Murphy, Michael Murphy,
Thomas LOnergan, Jr., Benz. a. Church,
Patrick Cronan, a. n. Daniorth.