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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-05
Ohio Legislature - ThomRs'a Army
Again in M0tt9n.

CINCINNATI, Jan. THE Ohio Legis-
lature organized yesterday. John John
ston, of Summit county, was elected
Speaker Of the House. The Governor 5
message is qnite lengthy and almost en-
sireIy devoted to State matters He
represents the finance of the State in a
good condition.
The Commercials Columbia, Tenn,
correspondent intimates that news from
Thomas's army will hereafter be received
from another direction. Marching or
ders have been issued and the whole
army is in motion All the sick and
wounded have been sent to Nashville.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-05
TnE NECESSITY OF a rosAoeo rsarEo.

rINHE NECESSITY or TOBACCO INsPEC-
i tisn And Sales wzIshsass 81 this plscs, has
long been felt by the pAAtsrs of tAis section, aud
the akdsFsignsa, Al ths solicitation 81 large
numbsr Of the prominent planters Green aad
ths Lowsr Ohio rivers. have dscldsd 70 open one.
EsaasSslia, = markst both for saies Of tobsc-
co and ohtalmtak saEEtt-@s @aara suFFsTiaF a1FAn
taxps 70 the planters 81 Ggeea. f5aHs esEtss ~-sa
sAs Lover ohio EfSsrs, 20 any market in the West.
Bet px much nearer ths centre Of the great tobae-
90 Rrowiag region than Loaisvtiie or Cincinnati,
and At the head Of Low water navigation for boats
Of moderate dranght, freghts to this point
much lower thsn 80 any other large mArkst, be-
sides, being easy Of access ~ steamboats, st all
seasons Of the year will able planters te sitsna
the saisa Of thsfT tobacco without much loss Of
time, aud at comparatively small ax penss.
when sales not made AZ satisfactory prices,
and are rejected and ths oSn desires 70 ship bis
tobacco 20 another market, We will be prepared TO
make llbera: cash advances on ssch shipments TO
cur friends In New York or elsewhere, aud 70 for
ward IL At As low rates Of freight ss any House on
the Lower Ohio.
FtSm twslve years sxpsEisnee Of our Mr.. sUn-
MEas, a. Tobaceo Inspector OF New Orleans, aad
tobacco trade Of Greea river, ~e feel eonhdsHt oi
ability % give sRtire satisfaction in ali bust
ness entrusted to our care
We take this method Of soiieiting your patron
age, and for our standing and business qualihoa-
tioas refer you 20 the business Of Evansville,
1 and the fsrmsr shippers Of tobacco 20 New Or
/ leans Respectfully, yours,
dec29-lweod SUMMERS SPEED.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-05
MEDICAI.

VNHE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE OF
Il An INVALID.
Published for the benefit and As caution % yonng
men and others who suffer from Esrvoas DEBILITY,
Premature Decay Of Manhood, &e.. supplying AZ
the same time the means Of self cure. By ens
who has cured himself after undergoing consider
able gusekery. By sacioxing postage paid ad-
dFSssed snvelors. single copies may be had Of the
author, NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq.,
aess-ind&v Brooklyn. Kfugs g., \. Y.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-05
BY TELE c RAP H
uERoM Yesterdays 3 O'clock EDITIoy
OUR SPECIAL REPORT.
THE BLAIR MISSION.
The President not Involved in the
Experiment.
The Probable Object of the Under
taking.
Sherman Preparing for Another
Conquest.
Charleston Being Fortified
Regulating the Government Of
Savannah.
Charleston Being Fortified
Regulating the Government Of
Savannah.
ThOmas's Army Again in Motion.
Especial 70 Evansville Journal
Large Draft Lost.

LAwREScEBURG, IND, Jan. 3.-A draft
for $500, drawn by John l.. Buell in
his own favor, and endorsed in blank by
himself, on the ID day Of January, 1865,
and accepted by Cobb, Christy, & Co. on
the Sd day Of January, 1865, was lost
to-day by the holder Everybody will
take notice.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-05
sherman Preparing for Further c ON
UuesI.

NRw YoRk, Jan. 4-The Worlds
Beaufort, S, c., correspondent of the
18th says: Increased preparations are
making by Sherman's army to. resume
the offensive. The enemy evidently ex-
pect an attack on Charleston aud Branch
vile. Refugees say Charleston is being
surrounded by formidable earthworks.
4 portion of Dahlgren's feet is engaged
in removing distractions from the Sa-
vanuah river, some OF which are verv
Formidable a spacious channel has
been made for vessels plying between
Hilton Head and Savannah. Foster 5
army is still at Broad River Landing
guarding the Charleston & Savannah
Railroad 1t is now said that Hardee' S
army passed over that road to Charles
ton.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-05
Cincinnati Noon Markets.

- ..6 CINCINNATI, JAn. s.
FL0uRe e-Iuaotiva and demand light
WHEAf-stssdy a. 2 0a32 % for Red
CokN-1 o5 for uew ear.
oATs--se.
wHIsKY-Unssttled ? 20 asked.
YLsI0NS-Buoyant. Mess Pork s2 50, bat
held At - %. Bntk Meats te1xAlsL. Loose
at -
HOGS-Firm at Is T6Gle 90. Receipts, Il. eco.
GR0CERIEs--Firm aud unchanged
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-05
TRANSPORTATION.


CTEAM WEEKLY TO LIVERPOOL. tonchlng
- a. QUEENSTOWN, fGoEx HAxBos The
we'll known steamnra of the Liverpool. Eew York
and Philadelphia Steamship Company Unman
Lins), carrying the Z. 5. Mails, are intsnas1 10
sail follows.
EDrxBuRsH ..................... Saturday. Dec. 10
GLASGOW Saturday, Dec. ~
CRY or hAScHEsTKR ......-.. Saturday, Dec a
Aud every suoeesdipg Saturday, st EOon, from
Pisr -. North River.
RATEs or PASSAGE:
(Payabia IN Gold or It's equivalent In CurTsneyl
FIRsr CAsIE-... $50 % lsTEERAoE......-....ssoe %
do to London. S. % do to London 80. - %
do to Paris. % % do 10 Paris ..... 30 90
do TO Hamburg 20 90 DO 70 Hamburg. 81 90
Passengers are also forwArded 70 Havrs. Brsnen,
Rotterdam. Antwerp. &s.. Al equally low rates.
Fares from Liverpool or Queenstown lst Cabin
-ST5, SIS, sl05. steerAgs $50 ThOss who Wish
to send for thsir friends can buy tickets here Al
these rates.
Fer further infOrnatioa apply At the Com pany's .
Offices. JOHN @. DALI, Agent,
10 Broadway, New York.
BERN 4 AETHEs, Agents,
dees-5m Egansvills, Ind
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-05

PrrTsBuRd, Jan. 4--Noou.-River
feet S inches by the pier mark. Wea-
thsF clear but cold.
CINCINNATI, Jan. a. Noon. - River
fallen foot inches, with now % feet
inches in the channel. Weather clear.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-05

A PSYCHOLOGICAL VIEW OF MARRIAGE
n Containing nearly 80 pages and 10 nns
Plates aud Engrzvings Of t6s Anstony Of the
Human OrRAns tn . state Of Hsaish aud Disease,
With Treatise OF Early Errors, its dspl0rAbis
consequences upon the mind and body, With the
Authors plan oftrs4teaent-the ouly rational and
successful mods Of cure. shown b tbs report Of
cases cured. A truthful adviser TO the married,
and thoss contemplating marriage, who sntaEtAin
doubts Of their physical epndition- sent free Of
postage 70 any Gddrssa OF rsesipt Of twenty eve
cents in stamps or postal eurreney, BY eddrsasing
DR.. La CRoix, no. 81 Maiden Lane, Albaay, n
Y. The Anthor may bs Consulted npon any Of the
diseases Of which his book treats, sithsr psfson-
ally or By mail and medicines seat - any part of
the world. deem dkw3m
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-05
MEDICAL.

INPILEPTIC FITS CAN BE CURED.-DR.
Il Loekrow hasing become emiaently succsss
full 10 curing this terrible malAdy invites all sim
flary sicted to oalor sssd for circulars Of refer.
snes and testimonials Of cases cured Of from one
to twenty four years standing He devotes his
attention especially 70 aieszsss Of the Cerebro-
spinal Axis, or Nervous system, and solictts a.
Investigation 0f his claim to public eon6Asncs.
He may bs consulted - bis private residence,
No. i4i West 42d Street daily, from 10 ~ until
4 P. NJ. except Saturday and Sunday. AadrsEs all
letters to DR. v. D. LOCKRoW, care o. ?. o Box
biis, Nsw fork. dee1Q~dAwJm
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-05
Arr,var nom EUROPE.

NEw YoRK, Jan. 4.-Ths steam er
Asia, with dates of the 24th and 25th, is
at Halifax.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-05
HATS AND CAPS.
APPLICATION NOTICE.

THIS Is TO NOTIFY ALL WHOM IT MAY
i concern that Eiilspply % the City Council
for permission 20 remove frame building, Is feet
Long by Il fest vSds, aow situate on ny premises
o. sixth ytrssf, between Main and Sycamore, 70
lot No. 1G3 Oh Main street. between Third and
Fourth strests, within Ere limits. g8.
HENEY EELKER.
EvszsViIls, Dse. Ssth, 1854. dsos0-2w
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-05
BUCKWHEAT.

pLENTY OF FRESH BUcKwEEAT. THE
Il nrst Of the ssAssn, at
Up ELLIo1f's,
nova No. 81 Main street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-05
LIGHT BREAD.

Sweet Light Bread
CTRATTOE's CELRBRATED YEAST COM
> pound, the very best article fsr family bakiaR
eynr inveAtei. TheSe cakes. wheasvsr they have
come In eompetion with other yeast eakss have
invariably carried OF ebs premiNm.
The trade be Supplied at A. @, HaliOok' .
Drug store, No. 10 south First street, near the
Post0flcs. EvAnsvills. Ind. dssfE
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-05
REWARD.
2 30 ReWard-

- 90 Reward
CyRAYED Oh STOLEN FROM THE SUB
- scFibsr. living 10 Jacobsyiiis on the oh day
of June. 1894, twoye2r old bay mare colt Iittis
white % both Of her bind legs, white streak IN
her forehead, and little on one of her fore fsst.
aud very large of her age; has the appearance Of
tbrse-yeaf old. TIE above reward viii Be paid for
her delivery 70 ne, or for saeh 10 formation as win
Lad 10 her rsoOvery.
dseso-tn JOHN TOHILL.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-05
MEDICAL.

Dealers in Foreign and Amsriesn Drugs, and
ohsmleaIs, Paints, Oils. ysrnishes, window
eiass, Porfuusry, Fancy and Toilet Articles.
Coal Oil aud Bsnzlno BY the gallon or barrel.
Concentrated preparations and essential tine
turss on and and manufactured 70 order.
r.,mesric Dyes. wholesale and Retail.
Patent Medicines Of all kinda.
Eclectic Rsmsdies and g full supply Of hediei.
nal Roots and Herbs.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-01-05

DERFUMERT, SOAPS, TOILET AETCLEs,
POmsdes, CosmstiqGss, Tooth, Nail, Flesh,
Hair Aud Cloth Brushes; Combs in great variety.
May b found ~
A. @. BALJO Drug Store.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-02
The Germnns for the Union-Mnss Meet
inn In the Eleventh Assembly District.

There was large Union ratification meeting
mostly composed Of Germnns) at the Miller House. No.
iol West Thirty seventh.st last evening. After fev
remarks in the Gernan language by the President (Mr.
John Galler) Of the meeting the following resolutions
were read and 0nanimously adopted
ResoIred, That tho German American Unionists rsty
heartily tho nominations made 1T syrseasc We behold ia
the noinntes men Of eminent ability tried patriotism snd
integrity who will do honor TO the Union Of the Empire
state. We pledge ourselves to use all honorsbe means to
further the sucsess OF tho Union State ticket.
Resoied That in A. Dteuboefef candidate for Justice
OF Marine Court Ito bill vacancy We bsv. gentean Of
distinguished ability emeny qualified for the position and
VITO will honor the German nam" ny his impsrAy and
learning; that pledge houor that elected hs will
administer Justice without fear favor and without regard to
politics.
Speeches were made by Mrssrs. y. y. Lenders. Well
ron Gcrnbach Arnold. TaeBzer, tie Hon. Is. l.. Lud.
dington. DR.. Carl Kessmann and Col OBerne. The
Hon. A. j. Dittenhoeier also spoke. and wm warmly
apIlaudsd.
1t hardly necessary TO say that all tho speeches
were patriotic and strong In their Union sentiments.
II the German element decides the election IN the
xIth Assembly District the Republican party are GER
taply sure Of success there
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-02
BROOKLYN NEWS.

PROMENADE CONCERT or TnE TwESTY-TUlRD
REGIMENT The third promenade concert and ball given
under the auspices Of the 23d Regiment n. Y S. N G..
took place ut the cadcuy Of Music in Brooklyn last
evening. Tosay that 1t a success implies TOO little.
Tho building WA crowded In every part with the best
citizens of BROOKLYN, and In respect at least. tbat
Of collecting together nyast multitude Of handsome and
elegantly dressed Young ladies the Committee 81 Ar
rangemcnts mby nd'cr Themselves with the assurance
that probably similar WIS ever more brilliant.
~ successful The prone Lndo music by Pnpsrs
Reementa Band Of ~ inst -umcnts, and the pro-.
graDme included the overture to William Tel" by
kosspi, and tho "Jubei" overture by Weber. with
other interesting competitions Dancing began shortly
after 10 o'coca and continued with much spii IL
until advanced period VI the night the list u dances
COED prising ~ numbers. The whole ofnr was nd.
ably arranged AID the highest oiedit reflected
upon the gentlemen entrusted with It's manage ent
The Academy was finely decorated for the occasion.
one feature Of interest being the Introduction Of great
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-02

ONCE but be then declined It In favor o. Judge Nc
Carthy. aud thereby secured the election Of the latter
We know Mr.. Dittehhoeftr. BY BIS requirements
ability experience and honesty, to Be well qualified fol
tie position, and we earnestly recommend him to ouI
brothers Of the bar. and to onr ft,pwciiiEcns as one
Who viii worthy Oil tho place " rsoety occupied BY
bis lanented predecessor. yo. .ftaq..te
T.. P.t,,'wLEs. WALDO HUTcRNA
OAYifL y Dion,rNsoN. G. X I. ID. FELTON,
MrnRIy HoprpAS j.. G. BENEDICT
s IMI'pL BIATcHrofp JONI II. WHITE
uOxAs b. VAN BUREN, Ind mAhy others -
NIw.Y YORK Nov. J, 1865.
To A. J. DrrrESHoEfzR esq. .,.... /. go.
EAR SIR: I should greatly regret that any ono
should imaCins that my recognition Of Judge
OConnors just clams upon the sui, age
OF his fIlow.ctizeDs In the election Of .
Justice OF tie Marine Court was Intended or shonid
bnye 20 eject to dispsrrge your own claims or ihe
support at the same election o the suages VI our own
puity and equally of Independent oItis"Dn n, =,
take pleasure In saying this a. Your election would
In my opinion he emineDiy sati.factciy to The proles
IVY ..- WM H. EvARrs.
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Books Received.

TIE Adventure. o French Boy By Alfred dc B'ehas
Second EGitirn. limo. rp. 80. Bo.ton LornL
Corp,-s Ksr by tho Author VI The Heir OF kedeyfe
l2nIo. pp PA. The sere.
Paul Prrscoi. Chsf.e. story for Boys. BY Horasic
Alsvr.j, l2rIo. ~. 224. The Same.
ataiouiai Ineliri'i-r by Barry Gray. l2mo. pp 2Cs
Hpsd Hou ahton.
Ny Msrr,r Lie Al Hillside BY Bony Gray 12mo pp. 200
: TIE Same.
The Psrsb Read In c Ligh, OF the Pen, Day BY Thos
Guthrie, ID. u. l2mo Pr. 2.a Robert Carter
Ufothtfa ,......... 49,.
Lord Pslnersion. biography BY John MCnchhst l2no
PIP 2n0 Geoir~ kootledse x sons.
Rebel IL. aud brush BlGft.r by OwsOiass limo. PIP
ILL., TIE Arnedcan News Company.
Mary Gpy; Or woIk FOR Grs BY Jacob Abbott. vols
Emo. Hnrd E2Ughion. -
The Fso.es Of bop fnhsssd. i2no. pp 81. The Same
Prison lite iitie So-th By A. o. Abbott i2mo. PIP 3'4
Harper Brothers
usDdbook of the s,esm.En line. BY John Bourne. C. T.
limo Up. t7G D.Arp'c'on Co
Turning New IL 81 By ihe Anbor Of win and weaz.
lsuo M. as. X. Cater Brothers
Tho Lovers finals. ~ Mr,. Mary A. Denison limo. PIP
all #. X P-,er-on Brother.
New system Of Physognouy Dr. The Art OF Knowing Men
By their Eyes. ny NJ. Aguirrs de Ven 70. Limo. PIP
30. Join y. Tow.
TIE orls Il Edmund ba,ts Vol II. svo Pr. SIC Bos
ton: Inae. Brosn Co. New-iork cold by Bunes
Gem, fron Tsuiy,or svo. pp 100 Tfchnor L Fields.
Atlantic Tales. limo. pp. as. Tie stm~.
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SUPREME conference.-the. I.--Bcfore Jusuc
EAaSALp.
W L. NJ

TAasAIp.
TIIg wArs of PARENTS.
In The sboas Corpu. of James Frederick Packer AID
George Paebr
Tho rclator, Mrs Sarah Ann Packer, petitions
for the Po.on Of her ehd'n who respectively of The
Dye, n and setting that her husDauds ooudnc
toward her unkLd aud brua that he b-at end iu.e
her end her cdIeu . Of coarse and insmpea,e habit, nd
unit 10 have the Of Children that he oaes with
ewd has communicated disease to his wife has
diy-n her hom hs bou,e refuses to allow her TO
children aud ia now hvpg In sdalry with sno her
tu roaor has brought ni for div oce and hat &, de.
rucon tie moral. 81 a.. chidIen 10 b. In the company
Of their or She therefore asks for wrt OF habeas copu,
Tor The production Of the children ia Court
Ontho Of The writ tl- respondent appeared
with bis council Judge Roy Mods who raised the rfm
nary obj petition which tho writ srsnlrd
Ter .nco va. Ia BROOKLYN Kings County wherc he, hr.
band also reside and thst before writ habras corpus
b. granted the Judge niut be saii,h that officer the
county where the parties resided Lad asdeton that
officer refused Ia exercise II.
M Dunpy tho reaio stated that she wa. at tho tim.
Of granting this wit sent Of this county and de.
'cbcd IN the ion but the question Of residence could
not be a'cd whefehe habeascorpus obtain possession
OF chdrrp In such cases Justice OF the Supfrns Count
could Issue The wit to any county IN tho state.
necessary The proof OF residence easy the Tator being
In count, and could BE- rranined.
The Court having examined tho rcaor and finding that ,he
that the rt properly issued Moudy snd 81 IL. 70
qn, Of the c,pOnaee counsel s'9uu.d th 70 hur
day, the Hh INST 10 now OF Oh. production o tLe cidtn
BUSINESS DIVORCE.
William A. Mnrphy at Sarah A. Murphy end Oher.
IT," Par,s To this action Husband aud wife and the
snt Tor DIS, ouon Of this ratn-p aud cor IN inur
ton aud receiver 90 prevent her from drawing the bank
the partnership rntrry. and tbas had nii ~
business b"oe marriage hat knows nothing about tho
smaI each purchases mad. without her permission
An yhn ol WIS granted p.Ddng tho suit and the defend
at now MOVE 90 Dissolve the injunction.
Tbs Court took the papers and reserved its decision.
Mr. Fogrhy for plaintiffs ~. Letvfe Tor defendant.
THE CORRESPONDENTS CONTEXT.
IN IA the application OF Richard ~ Brien, a..
a. ,usl Of trvt In
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Mavk~ss--a Dorfed by Teie1rdpk


and as'iocd ssi: sIe.i's 81 io1 Nc Corn ss
a. a. Sa ,oyoa. ' drras T.S. d., a ''' III
wiar. n0rn / ksceipts-i,a's bb. Flour. laOco bu:h
Ss Si Flour 2 6 S Wheat, S sa.A
busb. Osis
asa 20 so aud ,irs at ss'Sassea Wheat 6nn, .alc,
Of 100 bu.h Old Red q q D. an! New at 90 2aa =? 20
T3G7:;c Pe,. o-ua, serdy and unchanged Coffee quiet
&c; q ne :. z,c in cd susrr aid MOla.'e' drOOpn:
M,LvArxEr. Nov. -Four dull whes, advanced 239c.
ssles at ~ .1dSi ~ krcrip,s-stO0 bbls Flour. 3imt
bu;h Wheat shipmen's-.,ooo bbis Flour. $500 bush
OsNxoo. Nov I-pour unchanged, sale. i,soo bbls
81 q, and $50 bush. .sIsc.d Winter Amber c.a.5s st
s 90 oth.r grain. quiet Ry, onehansed sales coo tu
Peas. Canal Espo.-as'i bbl.. FonI 800 bu,h Wheat,
1IBAsr Nov Floor quiet. wte,, he'd shove buyers
r g oi5i.'y .da q An 5 Pine SHIPPED Tow:
% ss Si i S &Ssss ssa
iss sIsns ii s Corn quiet and at@ at CSC. fai 10
s1! Ca; !. DAN and ,oissL wstS h% st q s
Ill., ra.y 'S oct, a:n 's sss Dbl
Farley $50 bush., Rye TO- el bu.h E1ports-whea, as.
$40 bash: Conn., 1870 bush Oats. $40 bush barley,
NoSrmrAI, nov L--TodsS being holiday there WI. a
poor chanss aud bunes. done Flour
uperior Extr. $50 S9 TO- Ertrs. tT25aS7 40; Fancy
s1dST20; Wheat, tWsdh, 81 270Sl %.
TORONTO Nov L--ticut-DoHbl@ Ezra. s1 iSdS80o;
E.ua, ods1i sup-rhue. soass Is. whea-:Fsil.
81 6id-i %; Spring ~ iSdSi IS Barley. &c. fess
t8U1Qr. Osts, 31c.
ClSoiSSArr Nov L--FIOur ard wbea, unchanged. Pro
visions DIN ard nominal. Lard steady a. 18c. for Prime.
Whisky steady AZ ~ "a.
NEwOrL. 49,. oct 3oCotton /. qnie, sale, to-day 1000
bale. 5.a.,c Tor Middli.ga sugar dull prime lie
Frrgh-Cotion to Liverpool ia " To- Eschsnge New.
YorE, a u cert discount. Gold. l5lf
MoBtLr Oet. 3lCottonSaes' to-day 40 bclss Of Mid
dmgs Ut 59d sac.
fALrsoRK Nov. Floor dull; low grades heavy.
Wh-at du Red d. ciined 3a3c Com active; sales OF New
Write at 8ta8Jc Glover Seed 81 81 Oa'. firm NJ &C.
firm st ~ G4$2 q 4
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Third Djs,ric, Unisn Association.

To the Editor Of The ~ y. TribsnG
SIR: notice an article in your morning pa'
per- under tie head of City Politics, stating that the
Third District Union Association repudiaied the &C
ton of the delegates elected by the Association =. s
Assembly Convention nominating Unailer Riley foi
Assembly ard nominating Al. Plumb. This Is no,
ne case TIE Ass3ei1gp faiGed The domination o
clgidote Of tbs Union patty OF tie District. "a yos
and the stccrs Of the pisIict wiz perceive BY th'
advertisement. IN the daiy papers Reswctiul, youis
JAMES NJ. TUIHiI-
President Of the Union Association Of tue Third As
sembly District. N Y.
lAs both reports profess to be Official the voters
the Third District nust settle for themselves whicl
lLey will believe.-Ed1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-11-02

KINGS COUNTY BOARD OF SupERvisoss- -.
The Board met Yesterday afternoon but the business
transacted nas unimportsnt. An APPLICATION RON
presented FIR IN increase Of salary from $3.50 to
year. The subject was laid over until next meet 4.
James McCanley wss appointed Engineer Of the Pen.
ientiaIy at a salary Of $500 year. A comT unicnton
fro no sure niendents Of tie Poor presc. ed In
which they ask for .cme prrovemcns IN their apurt
mcnts in tie Ncw Courtbolse. with the view Of cd.
hitting applicants for relief by entr nee instecd
Of thu eh tie main hnll at present. This subject
was referred 20 the Courthouse Committee. shortly
after which tho Board adjourned. ,r f,T