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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-01
COL I'd

market. Wishing to establish regular
Coin Exchange in Evansville, we will
hereafter sell Specie at closer rates than
any other House in the State, and will
pay liberal prices for Coupons, Silver
and
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-01
pEHYsICIANs

Have long since given up the use Of buchu, cubebs
and Juniper in the treatment of these diseases
and only use them for the want Of better remedy.
CONSTITUTION WATER
Has proved itself equal to the task that has de-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-01

Measles are prostrSting the volunteers by
hundreds. The hospitals are crowded with them.
H0LLoWAE's PILLS are positively infAlIibls
in the cure Of this disease. Occasional doses of
them win preserve the health even under the
greatest exposure Try. II ths reader Of this
{" notice" cannot get q box Of Pills or Ointment
from the Drug Store in HIS place, let him write to
re, 80 Maiden Lane, enclosing tho amount, and I
will mail box free of ex: snss. Many dealers
win not keep my medicines on hand because they
cannot make a. much profit as on othsk persons
make. IS cents, So cents, and 81 20 per box or
pot. Soldiers, supply yourselves. q je
EpIleptic Fits can be Cured I-Dr
Lucknow having become eminently successful
10 curing this terrible nalady, Invites all SINH
larry afflicted TO call send for circulars of ref
erences and testimonials of numerous CT red,
Of from one to twenty four years standing. He
devotes his attention especially to diseases OF the
Cere6ro-spinal Axis, or Nervous System, aud So
licits an Investigation of his claim to public con-
hience. Address all letters 70
DIR. V, D. LUCKNOW,
Care OF Y -. BOZ 6ll6- New York.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-01
New Jerk Markets.

NEW YoAK, June 30.
OOTToS-Less setive and fc lower; 46c for
MiddiiBg.
FLouB-Dull and SC lowers 8 7o95 rs for Ex-
ira State; s 3595 so for Extra Ron1d-hocp Ohio.
and So, 1897 go for Trade Brands; marker
closing heavy
INTERNATIONALLY higher for Western at
06; now held AZ 0s@2 10.
WHEAT-l@2c lower, chiefly fer export ct
359I ~ for Winter Bed Western.
kYK-Qaiet.
BARLEY-Dull. IA
RTCE-Dull. sf
OOFFEE-Duil.
sUGAR-Modsratsly active at Io1[els54o for
Cuba Auseovsdo.
MOLASSKS-DuIl.
WO0L-Dull. a-s -
STANDARDIZATION and lower.
P0BK-Easier at "a O0g25 i2l<. closing at
% IS
BEEF-ouiet. raa A rr4
CUT MEATs--ssssdy At ll9I4e for Shoulders,
aud 1753ic for Hams
BACON-Dail st 1T12ic. 80
BuTTER-Quiat At 2062sc for Ohio.
CHKESE-Qaiat At Td3lsc.s "
MOHE1-hsrket 3 sady at 49S per cent.
sTERLIGG-l0s149l 0sS< for frat class bills.
GoLD-Aore active aud urn; opening At 1877,
advancing to l4i1< ard closing Nc 1al.
GOVEkHMEhT sT0CK6-Aetivs and shsds
nrmor.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-01

STONE IN THE BLADDER, CALCULUS
GRAVEL, BRICK DUST DEPOSIT, AND
fe MUCOUS Oh MILKY DISCHARGES
"a - .3T AFTER URTHATIEG.
IRRITATION OF THE NECK OF THE BLAD-
DER. EXPLANATION OF THE KIDNEYS,
CATARRH OF THE BLADDER.
STRANGULARY AND BURNING, or PAINFUL
f URINATIEG.i
Fer these diseases IL is truly q sovereign remedy
and too much cannot be said in its praise. A sim
gle dose has been known to relieve the most urgent
symptoms. 20.
Are YOU troubled with that distressing pain In
the mall of the back and through the hipsf A
teaspoonful q day ofxthe Constitution water will
raIieye Won like magic. ~ e 4
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-01

To Andrea JOHNSON,
X President United States:
q, Sir: ] thought of asking an office from
you; but seeing the crowd boring you
for that purpose, I'll be cd if I'll dot.
''fag a'sl Most respectfully,
GEO. w. CHAMBERLAIN. z
The President saw the papers, and at
once endorsed upon them his appoint
ment '3 si
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-01

Ard for the accommodation sof mechanics ard
others, who have invested their savings in the
popular Government loaus, IL ofers rscsivs
packages Of u. 3. Bonds, Interest Bear
ing Notes and Other Securities, ON
Special Deposit, Free or Charge, afiord-
ing small holders The opportunity to avoid the
insecurity and risk Of retaining them In their
own possession Iel9.tf
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-01

We hope steamboat men will bear in
mind that the Journal Company Is pre-
pared to do all kinds of steamboat
printing, ruling and bindiug in manner
seldom equslled and never surpassed.
Leave your orders, gentlemen, and we
guarantee satisfaction.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-01

TlE 3s t s
T HAVE OoESuMMATED ARRAEGEMETs
l. for the manufacture Of the most desirable kind
Of Goods In my line, adapted to this section Of
tbs country, and particularly 20 the City Trade,
which will enable me to keep up my stock Of nne
Goods, and be prepared to supply the demand ct ns
low prices a. aDy House in the West.
Forthe Spring trade I am already
at work getting up such Goods as
the Season viii require, Of the most
desirable Styles, and which I viii
sell at a small profit above the
actual cost Of Stock and Labor.
Also, the celebrated Rubber Sole
Boot. for Men, Boys and Youths,
constantly on hand.
@@ large and we'll assorted stock Of Man's.
Boys and Child's Hats and Caps Of All aaarripi
tions, and Ladies, Misses and Child's TrimmeA
Hats and Palm Hoods, at Low pricss.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-01
HAIR DYE!,y HAIR DYE!

HAIR DYE!y HAIR DYE!
Bachelors Hair Dye is the best In the
known world. The only true and perfect DYE
Observation-Disclosures and Reliabie-pro-
duees splendid Black or Natural Brown-reme-
dies the Ill effects Of bad Dyss. and frequently
restores the original coiOr. Sold By all Druggists
The genuine 10 signed. w. A. Bachelor, 81 Bar
clay street. New York ossrs APPS 9m
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-01

a Marrow hane0.
Bold Grant, from saeh tribes
As car noHs and rifes,
Hss cone Of upscrAtched By eolifaiOns:
Bat his last great escape
Was from smooth hores and grape, e
when be lodged our y sw York poiiticiAnsf
IN. II. cItiSsa. mT
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-01
GOLD


Having now a Special Partner in
New York, who is almost constantly in
the Gold Room, we will hereafter be en-
abled to take advantage of the constant
fluctuations in the
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-01

& re Oh PROFu6E FLOWING.
Both diseases arising from faulty secretion Of
the menstrual auid-in one case being too little
and accompanied by severe pain, and the other q
too proiuse SECRETION, which Will be speedily cured
by the Constitution Water.
The disease known as FALLING OF THE
WOMB, which is the result Of the relaxation OF
the ligaments Of that organ, and is known by
sense of heaviness aud dragging pains in the
back and sides, and at times accompanied by sharp
-Isncinating or shooting pains through the rerts
anectsd, will, In ell cases, be removed blythe med
icine.
There lie another class Of symptoms arising
from LIMITATION OF THE WOMB, which
physicians call Nervousness, which word covers
up much ignorance, and in nine cases out Of
ten the doctors do not really know whether the
symptoms the disease, or the disease the synp.
toms. We can only enumerate them here. l
speak more particularly of cold feet, palpitation
of the heart, impaired memory. wakefullness,
sshes of heat, languor, lsssitude, and dimness Of
vision. .-rs..- .a.-. -ae.a
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-01
Try GOODS.

aT EVANSVILLE AND
TO TIE LADIES ~ITY:
vIoI- WOULD REsRcT
r TIE UNDERSIGNED, he ladiss to q
fully call the attention OF. esx loI
fact that have fust returned fr, Wy eoedi
with full aud well selected stock Of
consisting Of the latest styles q "a
Dress Goods, Brown and BleacL
Muslins, Prints, Linens, &C., &c.
Also, large and well selected supply Of
NG 7 Is I III III III Y Z
Consisting Of
BonBeis Of every description, Untrinmsd.
Hats for Ladies', Misses, aud Infants.
full line Of Fancy ornAmsnts.
full line Of LAees-IIlusIon, snk and Craps.
fail line If Ribbons. which cannot Be beat In
Price or Quality 10 the West.
line Of French Flowers - Cue - the city Of
New York affords. Also
American Flowers. bAndsomeiy Initiated. ct very
low figures.
Anything in the way Of Millinery
Done 70 Order in the Best Styles.
s% MIiIinsrs from the CITY or Country would
do veil TO Examine this Stock before buying elise
where.
WE ARE MANUFACTURING
Cloaks, Basques, and MaHtillas
And have therefore on hand constantly, from the
ehsspsst 20 the very best Of
BIsck SILK. Fancy and Black Cloths, and
Trimmings for clOaks and Dresses, 81 every styIs
As We don't mind the tronbis Of showing our
Goods, IL will DO Of great advantage 10 these who
come 20 ETHnsvills tabuy their spring stock, 70
20 to
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-01

N DYSMEN0RRHEA, Oh PAINFUL MEN.
SITUATION, AND MENQRRHGIA,

Irritate and drench the kidneys. and by constant
use produce chronic degensratfn and confirmed
disease. -'-.- s-4-'s %
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-01
Col

In order to furnish Coin in hand to
parties who may wish to buy largely, we
will keep constantly on hand, in large
pieces, from twenty-five to Thirty Thou.
sand Dollars Cash.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-01
FIRE LIMITS.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN undersikKsd WIN apply to the City Couneil
for permis rebuild sue wooden stable on fct
No. UpFar EnlArgsnent. city OF EvAnsvffis,
making the sams smaller than the old atahle, hs-
ing Is ~ Y feet W. n. AIKMAN q 90.
Evansville Ind, June ., 1855. ies,dsw.
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49,, .,,- =, ~
errors concerning revealed rers'-~ ,o,,., am,
society, marriage. mo,ality TIC ftrg'r"
Pope modern Civilization nd rev n"'iefs th'gs %
general. Bishops Of tbs Chaloh are adv 70 DO
down Oh all these heresies-os though tev nee"eo
any jogging PEI cont0 have before me, ss VIE
little brochure odiic by the adjunct librarian oi TIE
city Of Dion n. Mil,and II is entitled the Bblio-
9rOpIie des publications fediirs al sir de NJ RtHd"
Photography Of publications provoked by Reuans fa'
NOUS We DO Jesus between July 1888 ans. june. 1864
Il gives list OF FOG books, pamphlet SERMONS 70
views etc. for that rst year. The lit is not perfectly
complete md publications did not By any means cease
NJ the end OF the first year.
We have Just received to-day new. from America;
Sherman has come out 1Lorss las met Hood and
seen him better; Canadian legal hosh VIII not he PM
up with: our Government hss reserved enough sell
respect to be able TO say 20 TIC Government of Braz
lyon are peaIer hight tAaa We" TAKEN at large
and on tho WHOLE the chcor.ucsl feature in all is IS
the indication based on fact that H. S a. cnn do bis
proper work and wont ask any exterior lclp
To touch on ou affairs. High bets, cxtrayaeab' be'S
haye bou offered aid accepted IN respect oi The chances
OF the cutcome Of Gen sherman. week rg" for X
ample You might have taken two 70 one that SHERMAN
would be driven back-bcs in that hind freely takor
at Tho Grand Hotel any tine ihe past tNi's VI i""'
weeks.
| Turning now without ep0logy, from grave aHo
potent political questions TO TIE really practical Gn's
lion Of the DAY. como T. the inevitable necessities
Now Year. Very solemn affair Is New Years holiday
tire TO al French fo.ss Whate'cr be ones chuTel
creed practical duty TO the smel folls VIII romaiI
tie same And 20. happily and duly flr tie small olks
az IN their interest all Paris is sci up and Nuninae'
tonight tonight ard last night md tomorrow night
1t is good. general kindly thing TO note this p-icn
fact that thousands OF poor souls today nsnaso
set Up their holiday booths aong the Backwards and IT
side streets Popular holiday, kindly Christmas tide u
60 generally generously ccbra;Clfty that the essen
,ia meaning Of all tis really popular iete could not b'
oppreciaied by the French standcrs.hy.
TO you or me, intelligent obsorynnt foreign trhveie
in French foreign parts al nud pert these fest u man
ncrs and customs Of French political, ChTistnas ant
New Year iidcs are fertile Of direct interest asd Of la
Gn.e future comment. Strictly ard without extiava
carce tho closcly.watcling observer csn catch MIC
disclose from thcr popular patient e=pcsi'0as u
strange intimate traits Of frcacA popular character.
No.ling is palmer simpler, EoIe evident aos'
who have given themslycs Ae t.c pains 10 iooE' thai
The super patent general fact hat proved truth i iruih
IT and nothing else. Disregard q this silp'sst an'
psinest Of all laws leads pushes many 81 our vel
meaning French friends into hopeless atToiay.
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80. = = y ~ ,te more readily from
orr Generals ma. 10 GcS p'rN spite of the Tory
Tie oct net "a dre, a,ru usti'r IL under
-. A.. vli,lle shares ith he T"p,-- '-,.rr
stauh fiat be contep plates wri,irg military h>.I
Of ,he war and u at his privately expressed opinion
that It must result in the Suppression OF ire leoeio"
,-od ,hout the release of the 81. AlbGns roD9eTs,
q, cnos, and the feelings Of the peopsof tie united
s.rte, thercupon. Everybody teTe but re feDel'
would Gop,ore your pIeeipiaie action 10 lhs iHale'
The universal conviction Is that tie mcr efe oimlnaS
liable to he reclaimed under the eXradion act or t''
they lave narrauty violated the sovereignty Il he'
Majesty, thus committing grave oienso against hei
au ority which cannot be permitted TO pass unphhu
II matters not o whether shcy have or have not com
mlssiouc frorn tho Rebel Government-not WORD Is
urged in their behalf The law is defective, but 1t WIZ
be amended and justice done. Only 90 not fecA 10
punish awessness By copying 1t thereby peiPeNauns
Tie most dangerous a mistakes. why jon. DAVIS
wouls willingly give Lis consent TO sink Mississippi
under the sea- and Louisiana to boot, to secure INC
crlroilmcnt Of the North with England. 1t would be
r,orc ,lan retrieve 10 criminal with rope about
Lis neck. standing on tie fatal drcp-it would be
! recognition prosperity snlya'ion. With all due re
spec, to Gen Dix and Senator Chandler, no more talk
Of foreys into Canada. If you please
/ There is Increased activity IN the bockadeFunnihG
business at present. less than five steamers having
been recently launched IN the clyde for that purpose
Furthermore the Rebels are enlising men and sending
them one by one to the Rappahennoek. now used as
receiving ship and lying ut ghiais. They despair o.
getting her out. Tie iron ram originally built Tor INC
Rebels at Glasgow aud sold To Denmark. has been re-
sold il is sad good authority toSpdn. The DANISH
Government has acted in perfect faith to u IN tbs as IN
other matters
Lord Lyons bis to London. stayed Tor sone
timo at tho Norfolk House 81 james square the resi-
dence Of his sister the Duchess Of Norfolk also th'
bth place Of George The Third Of happy memory lie
is now at Arundel Castle of The aLodes of the great
ducll family, end conyalcsciug
This is but poor weeks gleanings accomplished 10
despite Of al aggregate Of small obstacles personal IN
dis position included. / trust 10 do better next time
L a
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} HbNDNtf jim. +''--is IL
Cola opened at go, sold up to 2!Cs and closed at
olsl II has been dun end inactive ali day and he
tendency IL 10 lower prices Government Bonds
wc-o dull and lowor at the Stoc'' Exchange, and
quotations were not a. fTn as on Saturday. Tie
investment demand continues good. and some large
pul yiascs were made on country orders Railway
shares wore strong Oh the street, aud prices I'D
ya..cd from to v cent, but, AT the Board,
prices were not fully mainiaincd bat after the
can, ol .rmors that our feet had again appeared
Orfa,, Wilmington, Gold fell 10 .lS and stocks
syn p.th.1ed with it aud were heavy. Tho bears
hammered tho market sellers options, and after
tnc Board lower prices were made; but the market
closes steady At quotations. with good demand for
all the active shares. Erie closed a, sOl North
Weston, 37l; North Western Preferred, 67i
Money is easy on call. Large anountsare offered
Of . T. cent on frst-cass securities. Tho rate on
miscellaneous securities remains at e cent. Com
merci. bills 7e9 y cent for good names.
Freight are dull aud rates quito nominal. Tho
engagements TO Liverpool are 300 boxes Bacon at
rs. Cd; Us boxes Cheese ut 2os 50 tons Talow
at lOs; 100 hhds. Tobacco at 22s. Cd and per
steamer 900 pkgs. Butter and $500 boxes Cheese
at 3js. 200 boxes Bacon at 25s. 300 hhts Tobac-
co at 30s., and 200 bales Cotton at d. To London,
1000 bbs. Flour on private terms; $50 pkgs. But
ter lis. Cd; and to Glasgow, per steamer, 80 hhds.
Tallow and 100 tons Logwood, los.
Tho receipts of the Racine and Mississippi and
Northern Illinois Railroads during the week ending
Dec. 81, in 1863 and 1864, were as follows:
1864. .......-... eiasl9 1863. .......... tll.i52
Increase. ............ g., O67
The following is al abstract Of tho annual state
ment of tho Troy and Boston Railroad, showing the
AMOUNT Of traffic during the year ending Sept. 30
1861:
Receipts. go. f57a,4i5 Expenses. .e533O6o
Net profits. ........... s3s 3s3
The receipts of tho Troy and Greenfield Railroad
during tho past year were sioJOO, including $780,
600 from the state Treasurer. Altor paying the ex-
pcnscs, q balance raInains of al iU. Tha Commits
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aIarket.-c.n.,uIIr RrrOarrD ro. rnn N. Y rnInrs1.


MONDAY. Jan. To- lS6J.
ASlIES-The market is quiet. but prices are without
change small snes reported az 81 - .Or Pots and
sl3ael3 - for Pearls.
COrTON-1he market Is st!ll very duh and prices
arc lower closing very heavy at 81 O5dsl w for Mid
dllngs
COFFEE-Holdes Of Rio are very firm 10 their
views particularly for gold rates: quote n sale Of
1900 bags In Baltimore NJ Gee III god other kinds are
dull and unchanged.
CANDLES are quiet and unchanged at 800 $50. for
Adamartne; $50 for Sperm. aud SIC. for Patent.
COPPER-Americsn lngot !. dull and heavy at IS
t9c for Lake and Ba!tiDoro Is aud 500 Tor SheAthing
ard Yellow Metal.
FLOUR AND MEAL-The market for Western and
State Flour opened dull and rather heavy bu, closed Gm
and active the inquiry being mainly from the trades
Trade and Family brands quiet and unchanged: the
sales eco bbls at So $3.50 for Superile State;
$40 l0d sO 30 for Extra State SlO - $40 60 for Fancy
States el0 3jGsi0 90 for the low grades II Western
Extra sl 100 81 30 for Skipping OHIO: sll iOd SIC
for Trade and Family Brands aud sll i0G SIS
arc firm sales NJ a0 hhl. Mt $40 Isl $40 ~ far tho la0
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lhdvcrtisemen,.l
PUBLIC PETGoLEtN SICCX EXCHANGE, I
y, ~ lrnuttv.p g.r E.gf.r..f (

No. % BToauWl!, COZ. ACclOF'5t,
NOTICE. public Petroleum Stoc, Ex-
change, for dealings in Petroleum Stocks located in
the Empire Buildings No. - Broadway Rector
% viii open for business Wednesday February lst.
wish tie officers Of tho various Petroleum Compa.
MES of this and other States furnish promptly
aS practicable Irospectuses SLOWING their organizh
tons in order that full list OF stocks may b. com
pared. l am ready 10 furnish subscribers with
their Tickets OF admission and to receive additional
subscribers Tie usual subscription TO this Exchange
is twenty five (s25) dollars.
w. L. JACKSON Secretary.
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fAd,ertlcmrrt.l
.....SI .C00.COO.

iAdVeftiscurg.l
TIE FOrRTE NATIONAL BANK or TIE CITY
OF NFwYoEK.
Observation-Disclosures. coo coo.
FNAACIAL ACPSr oF rIE UNITED STAIRS.
nos. - ard - finest.. y. y.
This Bank has ready for sale allowing the commits.
sion 10 pulchasers) o. :. 80 notes. which 40 maturity
convertible u.o SIX per cent ,nd bearing !oag
collects warrants. certificates maturing leans and
drafts md attends all dnanca. business with Govern
meut Parties wishing 10 avoid the delay and ncon.
yenlrnco of dircc. correspondence with the Depart
mon.s. are invited 10 apply at this Bank.
MORRIS kEICHUx President.
A. LANE, Assist. Cashier.
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sioners estimate that it will cost from 425,cSo to
$50, 900 month to carry on tho road the present
year. IeI t5l
The PotsriRe Miners Journal Of Saturday re.
ports
The quantity sent b. railroad this week Is 32efsd3
taus against 27,o0 l9r The corresponding week last
stsS There il a slight increase in tho demand for coal
sor lie ',A and tbe retail trade he trade sums up Ai'
49, = -. 81 ne cotnnnrc., Sitt All YEAR
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{ k.Ht

The cold weather !. rapidly diminishing the tu,p~. y
coal In the distant markets. and the prospects oi '-e
opening trade Il the Spring are very ehcos'"g"E'
The following statement of the amount o! Hour
and grain in Chicago on the 9th January, shows
reduction Of 81 per cent in store IN that city com
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EEOIi IONDCN.

Trrcpticu OF TIC Vows OF The Successes In
Georgia aud Tcnnos-cc-" n'' F'"V'H
shy AbopI Them-I5c EelfI' saop'
friicn-A New Confederate Lonn OF
G3.OOO,OOO Propcsed-'s Gctiers ~
-Thc Military Artisios ia ihc Globe
The 80. Albaus Hoboers-narn ifsnis.
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yyechl, Rcport OF Hcn,hs

In TIE City Of New York from the sth Gay OF Jsnuuy -
the 10th day Of Januais, lyOJ.
Men l5; women 49, boys, lt0i rirs. l47 total, 'los
Adults 2Ou; children, 2JS; males, <"i ienaes -c' ec
0Ted p, g.ous, II.
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The number 81 ,als compared with ths corre'. e..-ls
week Of 1864 and O. Loci. week. was as follows;
Week endu; Jan. IS. 1854, 81. re,rca'e, g.
Week ending January iC3- 40
From Acute Disease.
Chronic Disease. .''''''.'.'''''''''''ot
External Causes, Ac'....'.''.''''''''.'''' - -
Week endir: January Is, 1866
From Acut' Disease. ...........''''''''''''''Sg
Chronic Di-ca. .,.
Ey;,rns Causes. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~ y
Increase ills week -
Children Of native perea,s % children OF foreign pAren
ESQ.
The number Of death. the institutions compared with tho
corresponding week OF lGci. was Is follows
Week ending January 49,
Week endin. January 10. '''' "
Decrease this
The number of nterren in Poiter Field compared WE
tie corresponding week of 1854: =,
Week ending Jauaury H.
Week ending January IL, 1865. .......'".'.'''''''
Decrease this week.
(SsneD +. l. a. BOoLh' 'y ny ,sx
CRY INSPECTORS DEPARTMENT. NRw'foRs '", =, a
The following 10 schedule OF the work OF 'he D1''
Sanitary Inspection in the abatement and 'en'O'~ "
L. for the week ending Jsnuery H. 1907
ABATEMENT yUIsAscrs a
Complaints az nuis~nces, Nc rreeNed.''''' ''''' ,eJ
Notices Tor abaemen .erytd... .......''''''''' All
Nnisances abaod under notice. ''''''''''' w
sinks and water closets cleaned as
Ia. of niht .o removed from the city limits '.S
Dead horses removed from the city limits. ....'''''
Dead removed from the city limits. ~
Dead goats aud sheep removed nom the cry hh" -
Dead hogs removed rom the city limits. ID.
Dead dogs and other small animals removed ho Wv A
Limits 49,; ~, -,
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