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THE SIXTH DISTRICT.

THE SIXTH DISTRICT
Ninth Fifteenth and Sixteenth Waras). VIM. Orion
Collvctus; J. =. Cleveland. Assessor.
The largest source Of revenue in this District 10 that
an general manufactures and, fourth, tsI on malt
fouors The Internal Revenue law went into effect on
Che ist Of September 1864 and the following
Till show the eure amount Of assessed In this
Ostrict up to the 3st of December les4--two years
oad four months 1t is proper to state that income tur
she license tau and the tax on enumerated Articles
such as gold and silver plato carr!ages yachts and bill!
Hard tablesare esscs.sbo yearly and make up Whist
Az termed The annual list The tax general NAM.
faetures ON malt liquors, slaughtered animals grose
rec.iptr Of railroad aid stage companies. 81
brokers saes theaers &C. are 0sseSssbe and parable
monthly. and make ny the monthly lsts.
AsSTSsNyGIS,
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inst with udss 70 nOwisnd / Aspinw.n. hss bad hssv1
weather most Of the pssssee Psssepse Re, d.! Meyer
s:esmer X c. knight Gsissher' Ph'i'deiphiA mdse' v
< stram transport Ellen g. Tory, Chaplin Newbern NJ
c., 70 U. S. Asst. .Qnsrt~r-Iastr.
to y. hssit Qusrcrmasisr , 49,, u, -
Snip Coptn- tof New bsdfor6), Hcwlsnd, Mania jury
10 With hemp and surgsr. Posed Anger De- Cspe q
Good HOPE Nov - s. Helms ',ov. re- Crss.ed the eqcy
1, the A,isic De-: u IN lonG 30 - Nov 49, lat - ~ cnG
81 Il east exchanged signals with French bs Meteor froo
pMs Ada Carter ,of Posaudl. Kenny, Gardens. sdsy4
with sugar Miller Hrpshon LEI bark Ellen stevens
aschsrsns bFs .srsh Crosby do A. Rowsl sdins Scot.
.1a 90 & H. sn' COBB i M a 10 day. with
Bris H. p Cohir. iof Turs' I.'and,; rms.y Msnaanna
20 days with nahcgny &c: 10 r. ., Son 40 s,sa
wrsrr Eeen days north Of iIssrss split 'sis &c PEI
sen.rr, Jean G-rlb,riDo. -
B,ia saIon lof St. John, N ~ Crssn 0laGs Boy BE
d,y, with coal r. 81 +. Greens Curis Len bsss Sur
for N.w.York 70 ssii eth inst. . Ia, Il
Brig Cyprus (B) Perry, Picton 81 days with coal o.
sris Novo Active tPor.ne), Nora Santos dsys wi0
sat 20 L. r. Ainsworhk Co. EH bad heavy westssf,'c 10
mani oyriast. $50
Srbr D. w. Lander. Chase, Virginia, wood
S~hr M,ry Mrukin Cobb Wssh,r1tou ID. u. Icr rewoh
Schr. Dsiaxs.s Akin. Million, Del. corn. y. n F0rA
schr peui. H...irs-, Elpsswo,th Milton. Del, timSss
scir. United Epoih-rs. ". Rnewl Fsirhsven.
SchY. Anna, S.,el. fortress donfcs. days. wood.
6ehf. R~beccs Knight. Usr EFT, '.sneiesks, WOOD "a
schr A. T. Bov~ Lowbs S|sbe'p sid ds!' nas.t
Sehr Mary C. Town, FoI. Newborn days OLD noh' wv
n. rooth.
schr Pansu.s~t wsyland Fortress Menrss wood -
Schr Intiesrn Chandler Fostrrss Monroe. days ball.
ssar saspisc Beers Boston with usdss 70 j. q Dsysoo
kto. go,
cola leaking.
wISp-M Sunset, NV.
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EIGHTH DISTRICT.

EIGHTH DISTRICT.
The Eighth District comprises the Eightseath.
Pveptjeth and Twenty first wards The revenues frvm
iacoInee In this district greater than 10 any ohef
l1o-e than OQ00C0 having been collected from tbs
soarce done during the past year The reg oAr income
AZ for ls3 was s6vut o. eUjUc and the special War
Tux not far from o. 100000. In the estimation o.
George r. P1tman esq the Collector for this district
the latter item when fully collected. WIN Amoont 70
81 sOONCC The district N also wealthy one In ot0eT
souroes Of revenue The tar on the geDetsI busseas
viii sum up nearly million OF dollars One brewer
psTa az high o. S9b0. oC per snnum The following
xv.r.s y-presept whai has eop actually collected In
The distr,ct We we're not permitted access 70 TIE
Aossssora returna % should hsve wished " order
20 make the deductions Uniform with the other os'c3
which rep-esent the anounts ds,ess.d eIoes In the
case a the Einta Dis let Whose returns Ne also
derive from Che Collector. The following ere t0s
receipt, In the Eighth District. fsoo al sources;
1ss3-Sepa DC. 8,s.ss: % Doosmeof ......"@~,e1 -
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The Special Income lis, contnins 934 tax payers whe
return taxAoe incomes Of e5 O and upward, Of whom
431 returned incones of eO.cO0 and upward ia In.
comes Of $50 600 and upward 50 incomes Of $50 and
upward ls incomes OF Si0 90 aud upward, and three
who returned s5O0OO and upward. About s~o.thirds
of the income of fhs district In returned from fhe 18th
Ward. Eleven hundred and Fifty Thousand dollars OF
ths special income tax has already been collected.
SEVENTH DISTRICT.
Mr. B. Blake Is collector and Mr. g. F. Sienbrenner -
Assessor for this District Which embraces the Eleventh
and Seventeenth WaIds.
The following arc the returns since the law gent into
operation:
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-. - ,.ra,c,pp ,bo .raoiai war IN

IOsT. 90 80 Co.
AS was seen in the foregoing tho special war TAX for
ls63 al per cent amounted in round numbers ~
81 2sAo1
AS the principal item in this Revenue District Che
S1t) is derived from incomes We anpex list OF the
more considerable ones assessed. The largest income
returned in the District for ls62 sl45s376 o. and
there were others Of about three. quarters OF mil
lion each. For the yesr there other incomes
returned as follows s75O472 sSl7 Az ele6el2 ele7
600 Si2., yS3, and two for 100000 enct.
SPECIAL wAR TAX on INCOMES.
The following are some OF the amounts returned for
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Cry MrssToNs.-A meeting is to be held IN
DR.. Adarss Church. Madson.square this evening" 10
consider the interests Of City Evangelsation mum
Der of our we'll known ministers Of various churches
will deliver sho. earnest practical plain addresses
for the purpose of awakening deeper interest IN the
subject and clicting larger amount Of sympathy per-
sonal effort and practical activity. No collection
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ALTERED BILLs.-An attempt was made last
evening TO pass the following altered dis; Fiice al
tered from ones On the City Bank OF Providence, l. l.
Twentes altered from twos on tho Fsrueis' aud Ne:
chnnics Bunk Of Maryland. Both are we'll executed
and calculated 20 deceive even go0d JUDGES.
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Tocd '''''' ''''''
The accounts Of this district not yet in sufficient
~ settled condition 10 afford the necessary faelea
lch we would like 10 have had in order 10 present 70
% tue Special War Tax the Classification Of the annual
isis etc. which will be found report OF tue Skill
and other distrcts
PlFTH DISTRICT.
I The Fifth Collection District comprises the Fith
Congressional District consisting OF the Seventh Tenth
thirteenth AMI Fourteenth Wsids. The following are
tie names of the officials IN this District:
Collector Joseph HoIie: Assessor George r: Bel
lows; CHEF Clerk, John X. Nelson; Assistant Asses
sors An brose Stcvens ". V. Alexander 5. L. Bellows
y w Kneves K a. Kelley. c. Williamson John l.
Reeves, jr. Joshua A. Healfy, George A. Seamen
George q. Gra;acap.
The following j. statement OF the returns since the
laM wei into nprrAtiOn;
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smIPrING sNT .LlIGENCR.
roR2 OF NXw-YoRk..... .JAsuAaT ID


Cleared.
s,ss.sr New york (Brsm.,, wsnse, Bremen, oe''ehs
CO. n, n
Siss:ner Yssoo Couch, Havana and New-of'saas. O.
flelucken Palm.
Steamer Robeecs Clyde Wiios, Savannah, ChamoS =
Commerce.. , 60. =.
Ship Rsynsnd. Seymour AN Frsncsco, G. Csnsssss
Co
Bslt \. u; CASTOR: r,H,si. re.s.tssA ssssR~
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MRS. BLACKwBLL's LECTURE Mrs. BLACK
well. formerly Miss Antoinc..o L. Brown wiil DC
liver O lecture ct Clinton Hall. Mercantile Library
Building. this evening on Men end Women"
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ement Of the returns. since the
SPECIAL INCOME TAX.

bPECIhL INCOhE TAX
tOf the incomes subject to the special war tai OF 3peT
cent there nre eighteen IN THE District exceeding
coo each Eve exceeding eoO 0c and three exceed
tne $50 0O The largest Assessed 10 that OF M
John Hcckcr, amounting TO t676G. Next TO this u
shat Of Gideon y. T. Reed, Of Tiffany. Reed Co..
snmouDiirg TO e66.92i.
cLAssUicAIIoH OF THE ANNUAL Lists.
We give below the division Of the Annual Lms inte
Class dncomev). ,ice nsss) and (onensrat'a srti.
oieaI The Annual List Tor 1862 was sSJ G39 80; OF
Csich asa $50 80 wss assessed under Class Il. and
S757 ~ under Class C-there being Class A COLL
erised iu this list.
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end sshmen whodd not receive their pay on Saturday
Abort $50 900 in all were paid yesterday and today
the balance. between 5000 and $1,000 viii be dis
I'm
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NINTH DISTRICT.

Edgar Ketohum ESQ.,. hColector, and Homer Franz
iyn eco Assessor of the Ninth District which u CON-
Wards.
The reforms IN this district sincs the iss went inso
al GOlluNl.
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SPECIAL WAR TAX oS INCOME.
Among the incomes liable to the Special War ToI OF
1868 there ba: s.Venteen nssessed IN this district
over s.uO0l They run rs folDws: sc. l:f2. fos.G0
$50 SAP e2a 1856 sloo22e, s2U. leU $+JOs+. e. Ivy
$50 463 $500, e:r2 sA e2r 0je. s3ioS5. a2O.3iO.
se5,eG9. sj,i7t, s6s.49l
Amount Il Incomes under $1,000. assessed
tbres per cent .ee7 3o4 "a
A.O sse o. scp conn, e44s .
Tax on Citizen: residing abroad, five per
Tax on United Staies Securities ~ per cent lc79 ii
ANNUAL LIST ENDING JUNE 80. 1854.
The total amount Of assessments, on each ciass TOT
the fiscal year ending June " 1874. vas ~ follows
Glass A........ ST: ga Cis.s C......... sisc
Class h.............. IJLEyI -
Tho taxes raised upon tie different A-'!c.es III each
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Straner,-Naashon. Gsv Shelley panl Webster.
IT, : strsrn sunpos S,ste 0. -orris fyvn Qasyso,tns
bsrks-ldshc Villa Francs, N. H. bArsos. Ps'ss Grey
kcuud. - ..
Bigs-Our Ms.ssr Dsvsns.., H.tte Bishop, surpiss 4
Coz Ellie. Prno- Wasdss Dird Of the We've. Poss ca
brs Emily Fiber. Of Espor, Knight, With coal for Poe
Royri FROM Esifsb~th Jan. a. -
cr. y TicA-r.oa, Ridz. ~ooA. MaSta Les Amigo l. W
Brown wsTsts, W hie Cloud dwn, Sarah, Mills Drssea
Below
u g s,o-cship Hsr,s Bssl.
btk A.:cs fssbknn.
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BENJAMIN FRAHKLIN.-The 10th anniyer-
sary Of Frankns birthday will be celebrated this even
ing by the New.York Typographical Society az 'he,I
library rooms. No. Chambersst. The exercises VIII
embrace addresses BY McsSss. William McCrea' fetef
c. Baker and Charles McDevitt; poem by "iiiiSm
Olnnd Bourne, and music. vocal and instrumental.
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ing t,oooo Of per cont; eh.en s, on sitsens 70;
fbs amonnt of income, and Is OILS on on incomes de-
rived from Government. securities. assessed at u per
cent. , T., zoe, . =.
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IMMATURE ALMANAC:
6u. niAss.f,I Sun S~ts. Moon Rises. .te;Ss
HieM wArEl TINS DAY . -
HHsty Hook. .ii Gov leland. ll;S2 Hol osse.... I:S
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COURT CALENDARs-.rss DAr.

SUPREME CoCIr-CfRcuIr-Payt Mos. IS. /,
e no 79i r3s ,Js ,S5 ,ss 7s, 5s7 eio eoa SO 49, esq.,
sSI CO., sT3 ST. 0r. Part li-Nos $50 sls ga ~ -.
7ss ~ ~ 7s 1856 TS ITO. IT, IA 6e 7l+ 7c 90. SO,
ga SpsciAI TFRx Nos isi, ecA. l67, 100.
SUPERIOR CoURT-Psrt Nos. l7i3, 139l, 46lI.
31s3 1887 1851 Ali. tTTT &159 <8i t1se s!so tI2l,
tJ1 900 $3.50 s.23 A5il a67 ls31. Part iiNoe x512.
1:s 3s1s ara toa: ales 7es s7c, tIa s77., era ara,
srpn AID <1ea
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COURT OF GENERAL SEs5IOSS-JAg. !6.-Bef5ro Cay.
Judxs EUasSL
Tfy LAZARUS MURDER.

Immediately on the opening Of the Court the
and ps.as esdps 20 h.d with rvuah erovd
ysesd ~ great part the errds Of HAIRY L.rus Who
vss npYdss-d IN houston a. III. morning Of Jan. by
Bernard gory end the friends latter he osng srresnsd
for trial DISCREET Attorney Hall stated that he was ready 10
ptocesd MI John S-d,vich. council for the dsf.nss In
snsdhs Cour that owing e the short time grated h to
prepare defsnse and The absence ~ material enssees,
would Be impossbl- proceed h's part judge Russl
isseed that The most ard as t~ cesnse Insisted
that he could not defend the prSorer the pro-
creded with f Monor assigned counsel fer The prisoner
James X. Whiting and James Smith iT The case wss
Sbsn Get down feg II o'cloek this morning
Psircs cCery and Michel Msoooy peod sslty 81 bur
essy u tho Mid degree snsneed 10, ssn'sDcs
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SPECIAL WAR TAX ON INCOMES.

SPECIAL WAR TAX ON INCOMES.
OF the incomes liable tie Special War Tax OF nve
pcY cent there eleven In this district VI t4c ana
upward. They run os follows: ~.
1850 7Iios Sisn $500 sSi;o so.e0 N.t'o Sraa
1855 <o,oo0 4o.ooo
THIRTY-sBCOED DISTRICT.
The First Second and Fourth Wards compose this
district NJ which Sheridan Shook. erq.. 10 Collector
and s. Gilbert esq. Asscssof Tho Thirty.second 10
the important district IN the city and VIC, therr
fore regret that VIC wcrr not allowed access TO tho
Assessors accounts hut compelled. as In the case
Of the ghth District TO take our figures from Tue Co
lectofs looks which, Of course. do lot anord 30 COT
rect an idea of tho real wealth Of the district The FOL
iowi, are the collections which have been madei
1S62-Sept Zoe. e5s943 % December. o.
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COURT OF APPEALS.
RECENT DECISION.

Peck ag.. Cary.-Neith-r habifuM ntoxicetion
nor the actual st!n uus Of mt Istng the tue o:
eIrcutaS n paeitp,ss tstator. unless me txc,e
a-u b. such di.o.. lie - Vito. sn peTysr judy
Yor the purpose Of ascei aiming the es'a:oss eo"t
ton the cispo,on, OF the will te eN.inned to ast
whether they IN degree eIirsvasAt or ,onsbe
but whether they drp,r widely u wns would be- con
sdsed L.tvrs o. be fairly iesr.h~ to ohe clns than
ad,.ord-r-d intellect 1Lc viii Of ccnhnscd siaasud -
abhed though executed after rrosced froaueh and The
had drbk several er IN the coor.s OF the day The
affecting Witnesses he'd have -ubscri. ed 1t sh- request q
the tea aor upon evds ts the craftsman Of the ~th Rad
stated the The necessity Of having wttnrsse' and
upon inquiry q, 10 who should be obaned ceiling upon
three persous who riG!n eight AMI hearing and re
auo.ag then. ~itgcss re- wihs psIcf tkcn lying upon
ito tsbl which the dsnsmsn snd estAor s,o d.sd
stating IN the hearing OF Gil ttrt goirs 20 ses and ~s
usAinI HE will sbd he wished tb~0 to witness It, Tbs ~
testo,ox he scknowa tseteoi va The
pfe,-nec wsrss. and his publication u the ips'ru'
su q. his will held be proved By the ssstaison csose
and the attending though stsI The expiration
of two yrsrs none witnesses coud esfy that hc saw
tao ,ossor sgn hesrd him scknowlscse h nsnsure nor
could testify ths. Ia himself rss heard sscd the o.
tesson clsu.s which distinctly affirmed the sisrssnr" and
publssion In his presencS.
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l1ort-Uar0tns' hottie.

Srary - Suv-Yoax
Poar-wAappsr uyvNs, Ne inS wLss@
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance wa
,: "a nsor.s,,e Tie Wsra-is 0mr- CT The Per- u Hen
yo,f" 20 al parsons Interested IN. ~ having charge
subject ms,ter ~ such inquiry, -zemnAeaoa a. Ivy
r. rayiua y-sssls undsr atna:tou ~ The
W.resus and tina. the sril sdr,.ys nasoes WV -
eon,,.,.a within days nsxs succeeding this noee -
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Stock market about steady. Geld active and moi
very strong. Sold after call at 27, and at close Of
report 2l1s.
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entire clerical fesss In tho ControIlu oos busy
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1NLOML.
The Income Tax IN this District, for 1852 eessesssc
md collected in 1869 amounted 70 t7i2s2l Wi 81
~hieb 92Ol AZ Is was assessed upon Incomes under
GaN0a NJ psr cent; tiSA.eU % % tsson~ eSSssS:l
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AGRICULTURE OF PERU.-The Hon. j.. G.

AGRICULTURE OF PERU.-The Hon. j..
sou,er will address the Farmers Club Of the American
Institute ts as, Of II o'clock p No. at the rooms OF the
Institute, in th~ Cooper Union Building From the
veuiuown ssii!ty Of Mr.. squIer. he will no doubt
mako tho subject highly interesting to his audience, as
bis rc,uaris Win b made IRON personal observations
du,ins bic travels and temporary residence IN that
country. Seats win Do reserved for ladies' The meet
ing, Of the Club ere always hee and an noar spent
there cannot b other than profitable
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BULLS HEAD Moadap Jan. l6.--Owng 70
heavy SNOW .storm - far wsst ns Buffalo We have =
famine this weed in tho cattle market there being only
9Ioo on sals to-day. and good many OF this number
ssv light sse.a fst sroush for anything but god
fsir stoci cattle The consequences OF this short supply
has boon material advance Of prices. IL fact th's 10
conceded to be the highest msrAs quality considered
ever known In ths oty for butchers osttle It IN
doc btedy true that ratio have sold At 1b. b. of
that price and larger proportion Of the sock cold at
that time IN any previous das. good many a the
bert ost, have sold sbo,e 2o:bnyers cay ~ high -
&c.; ba, that 10 doubtful tboash II Is certain that
come have cold u 81 923o and none that arc really
a, Tor Q good rotcil butchers shop cold - les
than 1890. y .. But at those rates Ne cannot
report tho market lively because good many butehers
left tso market place vithou, buying bullock This
gave the market very dull hook In the afternoon and
Of the tell ends OF droves wont on hard " some
cases . slIsht decline vos Submitted - by sellers In
their anxiety 70 close cut the day vns very cold
though ol<sr. Gsyoinmant has taken 22S this veeE.
bus they we're psoviossy porchaed and are not counted
on. Of ths number reported on ssls eS.dsy e3ms -
aud thess 9Th a toe downtown salss win no. probe
bly, make up more than 800 or 40 hsed for tho vccks
amply. unless ctAss ahouid arrive toaight Of Which
there b NOT much prospect This short culrly 10 What
y the matter. and largo arrival rext week viii mo-.
only check the sdvanca but throw eacs prices con-
sldcrably below the present rsts' The areNe-
ment among the spsculatofs y ~ rampant a. ever
vm /. wast. They sse sirssdy starting West 70 get
ahead ofthc nsvs said high tariG on vhisky
did not provsnt largo consumption Of the article Last
n sht on the local 6nYvn train. como OF the droysss
Jeff rich upon the anticipated advance In the market
fore thu, ~ TniscSs cote up Sheep srs sso very
soarcs to.dsy and command sxtTsysGant psces Ono
lot OF go head Of only fir guilty. fno wool Sheep Az
eruge 70 ss cold Of i2 per D. aad nothing 10 selling
today at loss than iOc los VI oItfs fst Sheep
nge 1924 Ds.. sold TO averaso l23o per b.
Live Hogs are worth 3Sl&lc. per rs. and dosd f6i1
l7ic. The supply very small he market quick and
tending upward
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Changes on the Morris and Essex Railroad
in the trains from Orange took place yesterday which
will bo great convenience TO travellers. There will
nov be sx afternoon trims 10 Newark and Eve trains
10 Orange between 20 and ~ p m. tho $50 train
be- ~ IN sdlitiunsl train.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-01-17

BURIAL OF Bishop BRowsELL. Bishop Pot
ter has appointed the following Prcshyters OF this cit,
40 delss alton 10 nt;ond tho funeral Of Bishop Brown
ell at Hartford to-day the Rector Of Trinity. DR.. DT
the Rev. DR.. HAgh, the Rev Dr. Price. the Rev. DIR.
burg and he Rev. Or. Morgan.
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SUPERIOR COURr-sPIc,AL TEAx-Jsn- N.--Bsfcre jos
tcr hcIusH.
DECls.OSs
Joseph T. Sanger ast. Patrick Aunsy-Settle
Arnt " c-se. AL.
Hrnry Westheirper ct al. eft George Rsges -heto'
sr.ni 3D. with SO cost. F,'ers L. 'lssAs othee-
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2.Ge@g %

S,p,sbe, monthly s42s Deoe;bsr uou.iy 700 800 70
rph. ,on,hy 1910 2s Annual lie. for 1894 80 "a 20
1ovrrber ,sihly 100, sse 20 speca! "sr Tsz. ID
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-01-12
MIDNIGHT REPORT.
news FROM ALL QUARTERS.
Message Of the Governor Of New
Jersey.
ABOLITION OF SLAVERY IN MISSOURI.
Vote of Thanks to Gen. Sherman.
FROM GEN. GRANTS ARMY.
Attack on our Picket Lines.
CON CIR e - SION AL.
Debate ON the Reciprocity Treaty


TRxSros, N. j.. January 1.-THE message
Of Gov ernor Parker Was read to day. The state
IL out of debt and claims for its advances to the
United States a balance of $940 ,O37.
The governor thinks there would be a much
better state OF feeling if SOC, 600 votes in the
loyal states expressed their dissent from the pol
lev of the national administration, IL II was
generally understood that they could oppose the
policy OF the administration aud still be firm
friends To the government and eteadfsst defend
era and supporters of tho union. lie thinks that
the mode OF reconstruction. by 1.-THE Of the
people In very small parts Of some OF the states
in rebellion, aud elections for president Of the
United States In them. an set Of great injustice
TO the loyal ttates. destroying that equality oil
representation In electoral college and congress-.
which Ia the foundation 81 republican govern
ment. This he Argusd AZ length The govern
or says if We continue to believe that tho ~al
will not exhaust us In men and money. we shall
not be IN the frame OF mind ~ consider the quee
ton of peace.
lie then argued that VAR vas certainly bring
ing on = train of evils and q crushing weight ol
debt lie thinks the war ought 10 cease when
ever the rebels lay down their arms and fetuit
10 the union. Sutjussllon and eoBques, vn,
lead 30 endless war, We should not only seek u
overthrow the rebellion by force but alao 10 con
e,lials and win back the rebel masses, III,
Government thinks the condition ~ tho febe
army such ~ 10 fsvof peace on the basis no aug
gesla Sudden aud loruible emancipation h'
says, ~ill produce great misery II should b'
gradual aud With the eonsen, ~ the people whet'
u essla a. 30 q blessing Whsls,sf dlnetenesl
of opnion e,at among Va, we should ell ~
united Va lha datcs mlnaIioh ~ pteaef'e 1he uhloi
~ the states