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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1865-06-10
The "straight TiCket.',

Sol. Miller, of the White Cloud Chief, is
already in the field with the following Pres
ideutial ticket for 1868:
FoR PRESIDENT,
GEORGE FRANCIS TRAIN,
Of immensely of Space.
FOR VIoE-PREsIDENr,
GEORGE A. CRAWFORD,
of Kansas.
We say ''honor 10 whom honor is due,''
and run up as our candidate, in 1861
PoR PRESIDENT,
JAMES E. BRYAN,
"a "big thing" who bOasta dozen titles,)
of Council Grove, Kansas.
We are not partial to any one for Vice
President. perhaps will support Solomon's
choice, but we are permanently located on
Jeemes-provided, that he will secure his
release from the Sam-Wood. obligation.
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GENERAL NEWS.

A special to the Commercial says the
Mexican question once more attracts stten-
ton, Steele having been ordered to the Rio
Grande with an army ofobservation of 3d.
600 men. Foreign ambassadors are greatly
perplexed at movements. Count Mantha-
lon will demand an explanation from the
State Department.
On the afternoon of the 31st of May, a
brig having British papers was captured at
Lyber for an attempt to break the blockade
off Port Savannah.
Secretary Welles and party visited Sa,
Vannah on the 31st and returned to Port
Royal.
The Charleston Courier publishes cir
cular from Gen. Hatch. advising planters
to make contracts with freedmen, and say
ing infrm negroes must be supported in
their respective districts. The Courier says
Gov. Magrath was arrested by lieut.
meant and two soldiers and taken to Char
lesion. A great body of most respectable
citizens waited on Lin, expressing their
sympathy and respect that such an occur
renee should be permitted in the capitol of
the State, and is conclusive proof as to the
complete general and physical prostration
of the people.
The Tribune's Washington special says
it is not true that jeff. Davis has been
brought from Fort Monroe. The President
on Saturday told Congressman it seemed
desirable that Davis be tried by civil
court for high treason, as a perpetual re-
minder that treason was our highest crime,
and he was willing to spread before the
world the secret testimony in the assassin
alton case, and trust to its verdict as To
Davis completely.
Gov. Brown has been released and will
go home under pledged to work earnest
ly for the restoration of Georgia to her al
legiance.
The Toronto Globe, of June 9th, an
nOunces that the Canadian delegates in
England are meeting with marked sue
cess. The policy proposed includes ba-
sis upon which the connection between
England and Canada will be rendered firm
and lasting and includes measures to enhance
the prosperity of the country and deVsl- |
ope its resources.
Examination of students of Naval Col |
lege is in progress. Among members of
board of examiners at Naval Academy are
Vice Admiral Farragut and Captain Wor-
den. The students have been SUBJECTED to |
rigid examination in their studies, put
through usual out door drill, cruising, gun
merry, etc.
The Annapolis Times says that o. s.
Telegraph Co., have contracted with thor
oughly reliable parties to build two wire
telegraph from st. Louis, Chicago to San
Francisco. Lines from Eastern cities named
to Denver City and from San Francisco to
Virginia City are to be finished this fail fol-
lowing.
The Tribune has a special from Norfolk,
Va, which says impeachment of General
Lee, before grand jury in o. s. District
Cont, in session in this city, was postponed
On last Wednesday until to-day in conss-
quence of the Presidents proclamation of
and as the presiding Judge stated,
to afford opportunity to those interested to
procure and study the import.
The Tribune's special says the Texas ex-
oedetion uuder General Weitzsl consists of
NO divisions of the 25th corps.
The Washington special says the Mexi-
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Davisiana, by Prentice and Others.

/ U ana OLHeFSs
| JEFF. Davis wore petticoat, and it is said
that he was at the same time in a great
hustle.
JEFF. Davis in his extremity put his navel
affairs and ram parts under petticoat pro-
lection.
It is said that jeff. Davis's excuse for
wearing the petticoat is that his wife has
often worn the breeches.
Five hundred dollars is offered for the
pettieoat that JEFF. Davis was caught In.
Petticoats have riz.
1t is to be hoped that JEFF Davis's assum-
ton of the petticOat will not establish the
fashion with lis admirers.
JEFF Davis, even if pardoned, can never
again be elected to Office. Our people are
not fond of petticoat government.
Davis on confinement is reported az COM
Portable as could be expected under the cir
cumstances.
1t is said that JEFF Davis, whilst fleeing
in petticoats, had a concealed pillow upon
his stomach to excite the sympathy of his
pursuers by making them think that be was
in an interesting way. But they saw at a
glance that he was too old for anything Of
that sort.
Was JEFF promoted when he left the reg
ular line for the crinoline?
Surely if Davis had recalled his old ex--
perlence at cards, he would have rsmem-
bered that KnaVe is known from q King
by his boots.
J. D. having tried the tragic and failed,
through four long dismal years, attempted
the comic and pastoral on the same day,
making as ludicrous a figure as can be
conceived.
Oh, most contradictory JEFF.
A paradox you remain;
Had your last shift been bOotless,
1t had not been in vain.
There is no danger that JEFF. Davis viii
escape from custody, Those who are in /.
charge of him will hold to that which isn't
good.
JEFF. Davis had an adventure in petit
coats, but there was none to deliver him.
The whole thing resulted in an abortion.
JsSS. Davis might have died game; but
ne preferred to live game--eVeryb ody's
game.
Jeff. Davis in crinoline looked as if he
we're nightly pulled up with his adyen-
lures. -
JEFF. Davis has been called windy and
he certainly ressmbIed the Wind when he
shifted. ,s---sgz- = -
Little did JEFF. Davis children think that
their father was a woman. 74ts
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1MPRovEMENTs.-C. V. Eskridge s great
y improving The appearance of his resi-
denee on 9th avenue, by building a portico
in front, and having it surrounded by a
beautiful paling FENCE
John Hammond has erected a neat, sub
stantial board fence around his dwelling
house, and otherwise improved his prop
erty.
Mr.. White has built nsw Wheelright
shop on Cottonwood street.
Mr.. Clapp has bun! an addition to his
residence. on Commercial street.
]. @. Hall has completed his residence on
Merchants street, painted it, inclosed it with
nice fence. and now occupies it.
Waskey, Hurst & Co. have new walk
and awning erected in front of their store.
Our worthy Street Commissioner is max
ing some Improvements on the streets, by
grading. DC; and oontemplates more extern
sive operations-sueh as cross-E side
walks, &c.
Such improvements adds materially to
the appearance and wealth of our town, and
we would say to property owners: Improve
your premises. If you are not able to build
new house, put some addition to the one
you have, build porch, or fence in your
lot, and SOW it in blue grass, and this fall
set out some shrubbery. It will be but
trifing expense, but add much to the COM
fort. looks, and value of your property.
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United Kingdom, the stoutest heart the firm
est believer in national proposes and nation
al development, might well have been ap-
paIled. But in the very face Of this noun
tain Ofobligation,-tO say nothing of her
vast colonial possessions, the property Of
the British nation has been more than ire
bIed, and her debt is now charge of but
124 per cent. against it. All that Great
Britain has done in paying her debt, We
shall do, and more, with ours. We have
vast territories untouched by the pillow,
mines of all precious metals of which we
have hardly opened the doors, population
fall of life, energy, enterprise and industry,
and the accumulated wealth of money and
labor of the old countries pouring into the
lap of our giant and eYer-to-be- united re-
public. During the fereest and most ex-
hausting Of all possible wars, we have de-
monstrated our national strength-and sll
the world over, national strength is but
another name for national credit. SEAS
good as United Stocks will soon be
Synonymous the world over with Gas good
as British Consols." For our part, we
think q. S. Treasury note, bearing seven
and three tenths annual interest, is just as
much better than British Consols as the
rate Ofintersst is higher. Some of our tim
i'd brethren, who shipped their gold to Lon
don and invested in oonsols, are now glad
10 sell out and invest at home at round
'less,-snd serves them right.
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The LYon Countr Fair.

We have neglected to say anything about
our County Fair, to be held on the a1st Of
September next, from the fact that we have
been so crowded with work, and knowing
that the good sense of the people of Lyon
and adjoining counties, upon reading over
the Premium List, would commence prepar-
ing for it. From the complete success of
our Fair last Fall, considering the unfaYor-
able circumstances under which it was
held, we feel safe to say that our Fair this
Fall, viii surpass any County Fair that has
ever been held in the State. Let every
farmer give particular attention to his farm
products, the stOek-ra;sers have their stock
ready to enter the ring. the mechanics have
their various articles intended for exhibi-
ton ready, and the ladies, last, but not
least, to have their 's6ixens'' in readiness
for the Great Fair to be held on the 21st of
September 1865.
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EARTHQUAKE.-Ths BuIletih says that a
shock of an earthquake, lasting abogt one
minute, was felt in st. Louis on he MOI.
ing Of 99th ult. The shock ext-ndsd Il
oarOndelet and Alton. buses vibr.ss5
so much as to cause seric -. FL.
= po,S' &C., were pset. and the bells in 9
Inu'en =, Ai'O we're set to ringing. We
nAfs MOI . sard Of ny injury being done.
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SQUASH BUGs.- Waiter Butler writes to
the Genesee Farmer that he has tried many
different articles to keep bugs from vines,
but never found any thing equal to sulpher
put on with dredging-box after every
shower. 1o
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1865-06-10

gQqd shower On Thursday last.
The New York herald., 1865-02-14

U,HE THIRD IN TIE SERIES OF GRAND CoNCERrs
under the direction Of Mr. II. Gonzalez will be given
Friday evening" Instead Of neat Sunday evening
Clialon Hail.
The New York herald., 1865-02-14
A RIPosTo FOR TIE PLAY BILL.

irfDm TIC 'p.-sicf dcs Etas Unisl
,orSss s.sI M FLss i Music :ns,;sss @
q csrtau. more or less good TASTE In Fridays ss
Tae sal r. auhoriucs Orleans have ordered n
Nee iancy tc feeling Of indignation and disgust whIA
thr retgn a. have produced among the fTsnoh portion
ocs Sr tne mos, mrssrabe Lrnss We should not woes
II the whole OF tho French Inhabitants Of the city -
emsee Lower canads We cannot say that good Unlos
would deplofc their loss
editor o TIE PLAY BILL espcci ny wsen he taKes ding
Al the expense Of johnny cfpud 4 neither French not
the coarse well a. the de. ate
Weon b. all uasy that Johnny Crapaud prefers hear.
thsouss Their noses by rsyesn3 Iypocr,sos cosay Ess
Tsrius or the ~ santlrcre @ an opera nks the "Hv
fa or he does no. church 20 grimsee patr nosten
if he does believe In theinl he hold tas
innocent recreation from the iabors Of tho
Of doninoes u he be thirsty he takes glass Of wine
his accr in order that be may get intoxicated at his e
sense re- ss qu lite. ,ha. Johnng crapsSa sn
.hs. Ia the opinion OF THE PLAY BILL johnny
GENERAL Butler to Arshdos and doas appreciate
sf1 ss ne beat rs%s .sy f 'Ss hard ;"'s =
the French element We, who observe swiA
%ors d hearing % q s Eaeya sis ss o :s
that the decree In avor Of the Maine law inhA
10 ~ favor We care ktic Know what governs a
Wheeler % .,ore seepi,s or holy water brush Pre-
humanity 70 IL anhalpy lo gsr.aaded ths. /: :ucisaiy
touched let attempt b made prevent drinking when
We are thirsty or enjoying ourselves !anocenty when
capable Of transforming ourselves into lion ra
Ing barbados We cnIssat that thoss whose business 4
pretcxt rltioue municipal and but ls ~ -
hh party they scn sa, we demand = return - that S
which 10 teriaed 1.-The ssylum Of lbery"
The New York herald., 1865-02-14
SPORTING,

't- A
3. $3.50 ta L
The New York herald., 1865-02-14
THE PLAY BILL AND ITS CRITICS.
i From the New York correspondence OF The UtseA
Herald

Herald.
THE PLAY BILL holds way but Ia notsnppNs4 =
quantities. enclose copy, which kae4
enough V buy q boy who was ready for spccuiauen
ies order which would IKE -
quote before ladies' and the Gossp OF tho Saona son
nurd their small aa1
affairs in nsnnctts type is probably privilege whch -
whotn pub lefty and honorable MENTION notorety and fa
seon 70 inean one anu Ine same .n'ng ns hx.u oss,
u ging curtailmen Of his n ~
Case
The New York herald., 1865-02-14
From the New York correspondence OF the PhiAdpAA
Inquirer.l

The fashionable movements OF CO..
tnus infinitely recorded night after night by osrA
sheet outside uppertendsm You must suppse
hcIy given IN It's coinnns 90 their names On the contrary
they rather like IT, In proof whereof need only menon4
report that extra edition had u be worked or yesterday q
supply demand the f.ends rclatives Of a
the lrrds Murray ii who bs daughter
Iag the other evening" young spris o. petroleum me
wedding only recilei among the dts; and the
pri-tors ~ the papeI IL said offered handsome sdx
II ey would have second edion worked OF In etero u
gold silver whether q bargain or noA
The New York herald., 1865-02-14

| TUESDAY, FEB. IA, atsP. M.
Jules Sandean Theatre oace, 678 BroAdway ground ooA
The New York herald., 1865-02-14
NEW YORK HERALD, TUESDAY, FHBRUARY IL 1865
AMusrnrxTs.

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BENEFIT or rTTfspAI Tfss xIsy 9. ssos. n,
First ' IN s1 fHs " dSs sGs9 os srIdSSs ISs
"s
SapsIs wolfe Ssssis. ssi s.as;
er rnn oa.,..,e. ass ss's ssii
Liza WyndSsi Rsq Ms " r
Mr. smilsr Ssro.
M.d. smiler Mi.. Mary cannon
ko.s dIseniesf. Aiss I.aens Iieeraass
Mrs SIS s1iss ysraoa
'1sa Wednesday,. ninth tim: sas if. e.
ssy .
Aw OLD bfhE HEADS d asD o5SG HEART 'Sss %
skw 4 HsH 'a ssLoW ere @
sass in active preparation Doors opsn At Ti overture
NEX soyEa1 THEATRE r. or ~. gEtsS xs.
w BOOTHS HAMLET.
rHIRTRENrH WEEK
s
q tho people snS SEsISsssr II Rsisi X INSTITUTION
IT'S SPLENDID CAST
or THE soEHkax EiEdss or p..xArro
sEs TSH5s Ss1 Sas sSSaS
SITY HAS sERH iTANsv wy Iort nsr.la. -
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4: sS: ID q:
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- SATURDAY NEXT, THE 18TH INST.
E,oxs OLD BowERY THEATRE.
Of ard TE COMO
EVERY NIGHT TILL EuRTnER NOTICE.
And on Saturday Ais5nS0n oT6 baaR r rsoT ?s,2sf
REGIME AFR HSn $S4SAF &f4h sAE GREAT
ii; e;
Iseldsa.ai ss%ss:sS sTrsassd y 4 Ts.s
The performance IA TasoRHTs Se%Rfs'f pRHhA Ssi
OLyySpi;cm m THEATRE; Al -coMxsscEs At TX
900
The 4Ss SsHsis sHssEHs 'sisl tsPi 81 isss
'Ha sInH AND Yss2N snx sSsbfE sb ELusrnAr1vn nus10
GRNUrNE AND TRiUMpmANT SUCCESS.
.s'as n.s1sy f1sIstss s. .
sHsis sHss5 ssJJHRy sHAs4EoS sH S1ss Ss II. II @ @SsS
BA0AD#Ar 4aEaFR1s1rrH FREaFRs wuus BEGINS At "
LAST NIGHTS OF
MR. JOHN & OWENS
IN his remarkable personauon Of
L
'n' extraordinary rSo FOX af FoGR E5aps wExxA
NEVER EoUALlED IN AMERICA.
bears practical ndsputAbe evidence ia psSuAsy
SEVENTH AND LAST WEEK
A''' o. ms '''s'r''fa Ths 1--WE niisb1AS
" 4as ss "a SF
TUE T6ssp1Y nSS EVENING fEBRUARi Z Il isss ''-1''
MRS y. W LANDER,
MISS ISs51Essf SAvENfosr,
whose aes absence from he sgs Of four
HAS BEEN CROWNED WITH THE MOST COMPLETE
Second night Of the e0SySREiEssSsN SSRiESN Hs !. ave '' entitled
THE ACTRESS.
Adnenne Lecouvnenr mrs r. " Landsl
Eadssas Ssrron n sisrrsiii Burke E!sre.. Reeves:
lSaGrFev SRs. +. ". lTn.asSfsinKx n1sDEK
"A appear TOT hpRfENNE ,ns III! VIZ inEcoUyNEUa.
ThursdAy will DO performed for that evening only the
I LADY OF LYONS.
Claude Meinotte. W. wheatsy
! STATS sEcURED SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE.
i
The New York herald., 1865-02-14

UNHR NOTICE IN MONDAYS HERALD STATING
that the boiler makers at Rafferty, Smith Co works,
Paterson ~ J are on strike 10 based on faschgod as
the about whom the dispute not lnboer but
good cauer and has worked such IN the hos. shops
Paterson and and Ia considered first class worknln.
RAFFERTY,, SMITH a co.
The New York herald., 1865-02-14

Hirfo1HSnTsosTBEgjEs 4;iTs MI EgFNy At ~
wrn,Ss dsHsp sSbbISSiiII,S5nn,v
TIE NEW AND GORGEOUS PANroMrNR.
.vw scvsssSS - MONTHS n PREPARATION.
sUPERB APPOINTMENTS,
ALL THE EEsS5 ssIhHsig scsEssoHsS p,xos
'ne''"p'ea :" ANNALS M ov THE ARENA
new ''fi,aR s%R2EoGfS u q IN '&SSTHRR GOOSE;
TUE GOLDEN EDO.
TRIcks TRANsroRNATroNs
WONDERS OF MAGIC DIABIHRIR
mic company will be S smglsyea S,Y,s5 ,oosv
rHK GREATEST PzSToMiME EVER PRODUCED In
No pains sns ssas
win be every evening and on anl q.
GRAND EqUEsrsI%s sSdSE sIfISis1s 1sS 3 SsssxsAsnc
'''''' ThE AArcHLEss STAR TROUPE.
44-AMEnIoAs 5R5s5Wsr THBsJEE
ROB. y, " sy. ~
n SSyf eRna4 EsR 1soGTs
In tho sssir es,s ,a5ioS: cc%s sss s,i,a AZ
THE HARVEST HOME.
s0' 0aa o0' 'roNY PASTOR, ''''''' :
In his 0r'scfls sschsGs sG'' os ys'"li HTs MISSISSIPPI
ny Charley white. wamboa, Wild, whiting Ralph sinp-
vrHE GERMAN LIBDBRKRANz SOCIETY REQ TO
rads Bali Thurday NEXT a the Aesd my Of Music have
been disposed q and caution all no 70 purchase Any OK
=. son VIM Is 5. s Ss .ns s%s
holder Every visitor wearing mask required to remove
q before .he comm.se when entering The Acsdsmy Car
ssss. pisss. win drive up ''''''sa,a n ' - 40
sys Il s's:. S.:. y.srr, f. ffSsoA i SAASA'h Secretary
ITRLLRn,s SALE prABoLrouB, - BROADWAY.
Ii uxrsss AsS0P PsseY + :as %ooSRE 1issTnsLs
together with be hes. selected fss.. .. Robert nssr n
M.sise. 'V 70 oa morrow AND saturday siSf p "
CTxTH AFsuAL REcEITIoE AND SOCIAL nor or
y Me EioHrh REGIMENT. ny n o, g ,hs Ae.1e
isii Som ss Broadway and or any ms.ssr q he RED
ment
GyyssEEss ::::: SSYYSSEss ::::: SYaEs sYaEs
arsEs - 6iSEs s.s 6fSEs.
4 TICKET FOR TnR "iHIpERKRANr' RAIL ron
"A sale Addressy X boz oso Pos, Office, stating ,srns
CArErIss oorcERT HALL, us RRoADwAY--aa
SI sRAsD HARhoNio HEE.iEg
EVERY EyKslssSS orasS ARTISTIC conprsxros xrFsy svHSfSa
Unsurpassed their several rspcress csmpaien aonss
(ncw) 0prrsc Gems. PAross on AL the popular BALLADS d
the day. p'5isf pgcsff e 'ssAurruL LADY WATERS
ADMISSION fkkE.
orsnd ssree Dsnsans svssy Monday and Aursday asAA
wsatst-T.ssy more i.dy w..sr. Apply .s above
~ NEW roas s. .SssS SsssSS,GE u Ar4ro.r
W'',.; ..: p ~. rs;Ss.sss, Ss.:ss !, =, ,.,@,gss.,
Os SR0ADwzx
The New York herald., 1865-02-14
Il. LUDLOW, AUCTIONERR.

dIiA.ETrToN di.g1T sALE-BY elnsR 9y yHR SUPREME ~,
Oufr-under the direction Of the uneSrsgned az the City
onn orSGxyn o ~, on Weanesday February 10 O'CLOCK
rissIIaf ylsSs 8T FIFE or PACIFIC
now occupied as lumber yard 90 feet BY so feet
IIocE PROPERTY on TIE orFosiTE sIpR OF PA.
tFIC STREET occupied as lime and brick yard 10
TW6 LOTS each 25xiOO n W. corner of Columbia and
cc adjoining dock property and used BY same occupants
TWO LOIS each 25xo0 s. W. corner Of Columbia and Pa.
c these two lots to lease unexpred at ground
nj q $S per year. and all taxes &C. and VIII be sold SUD-
Also FOUR LOTS ooD.an!ng toge:hss g feet front on
ree there old frame dwellings and parcel Of old
ALSO FOUR LoTs, q the dimensions the south
ssf cSss sE6R AND
ALSO THREE VACANT IoTs adjoining adj same, extend
also FIVE LoTS on north sido Of Amty, between Cun
and Henry now occupied a. green house and stable each
ALSO THE HOUSES, STORES AND LOTS, south
10 of Atlantic street, between Court and Clinton, and
own BY the numbers 1914 1856 l96 200 an 2 209
md no Atlantic streets ots % feet deep and OF different
Also THE HOUSES AND LOTS Nos IA. ze, zls, 2so
1s0. THE L6Ts Known as Nos Is and n Court street.
ner Of Raoc Also tne premises adjoining the same on
Ao srssk and occupied With stable and dwelling standing
ALSO, THE TWO FRAME HOUSES AND LOTS north
Of State street. between Csurt and Bcerun and pcs
ground adjoining the the east and running 70
also :fs ISTs on beth aas. Douglass between Albany
Hudsen avenues; ward No. IA rs 26 "a ~ tn Ninth
Also A PLOT OF LAND containing about lo< acres
mp Coas. adjoining lands Of Hadlsy, Bennett and
further information apply n. LABAU 10 Nassau
4 - Wan street. New York % or e e =.
los Broadway, N. Y.
The New York herald., 1865-02-14

Tho following attractions engaged 10 appear
Mad. yhRtAS, Prra Donaa.
TERESA CARENO, the Child Pianist
sgnor rEILiEI Dar,euu from tho Carlo Pe,icc Genoa
EDW. HOFFMAN,, Pianist andComposer,
Tickets 81. Reserved seats, 81 EXTRA
Sale Of tickets aud ed seats at Bee scrmers 7Di
on Thursd..s l6th.
The New York herald., 1865-02-14

VVooD's MINsTRELs, 90 BR0ADwAx.
uNABATED sUccEss. CROWDED HoUs1A
Fourth week OF the great buriesque on
THK STREETS OF NEW YORK.
Union Square, wsshingtsn MoaunsaA
Tho Fire at the Five Points, &C, &c.
THE PEACE COMMISSIONERS
HamleA Looney Napoleon, Four Crows Tho Sleigh h1A
Mother, I've Come Home Hat &c
The New York herald., 1865-02-14

NEAsONIC.-THE BRETHREN OF MUM LODGE, NO
VU 100 r. A. NJ. hereby summoned 10 attand
gent communication Of the Lodge At their rooms Masonic
Temple OF Broome and Crosby streets Tuesday
afternoon 2 O'Clock for the purpose OF paying tho last
tribute OF respect to tho remains OF late worthy brother
Isaiah X. Harlow BY order OF MOSES Il. WILSON, W. M
The New York herald., 1865-02-14

IIOoLEY 4 OAMPBELL's MINsTRELS
IL al Bowery, opposite Spring street
First appearance Of the well knswn tenor VOCALIST ne
locutor and burlesque actor,
Mr. r b. PRRNDRRaAST.
from Bryants Minstrels.
First week Of the great Match Dance between IL WS -
knowledgod champions,
TIN HAYRS AND HANK MUDGH.
who will appear, for the FIRST time, grand trial 81 -
The Benxine Jumpers, mississippi Fling Norma. Les
hles. Evenings with Shakspcre, 10
Time changrd--Boors open NJ 6x commence at o'aoo9
The New York herald., 1865-02-14

DUBrLC NoTIcE.-T1IE COLLECTOR or TAXES FoR
the OF Newtown will receive payment OF taxes In
the Office of j. Andrews No Chambers street. the ed
nedsys and saturi ~ during January aud February from
the hours Of 10 A. NJ. TIL J 4. 81.
JOHN J. WHITEHEAD. Collector
The New York herald., 1865-02-14

THE COMMITTEE ON FINANCE OF THE BOARD or
Il Aldermen viii meet In No. IL City Hail. Tues
day lith instant at2 O'Clock p NJ consider
pication o Peter Ranael for fref from assesmen
such applications pending before the FL
nance Committee All persons .ere.nd any applica
ton before the Finance Con r'u.e hereby notified
he present at the aboyennneS ume and place. without
further notification,
LEWIS II. RYERS,
PETER MASTEpSoy
JOHN ID. OTTiWEIL
Committee on Finance.