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New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-13
aTly.w.as TO MKypr-ls the souorous cry Of

"TIS-wARB TO MRSD lis tne souor"uS ryoi
the iinerant rep,rer Of essy pans teake'teS c9ree
pots etc. a. he the streets oil the city fnInace
solder and rosin ia hand snd for small sum does ~
,ha ,nsnd,nc !, ,hors order There places. how
rysr which these nendDg establishments do net reach
and vhsre mo- ,inman 20 accessible. In such case.
provide vougsef with mater sls and do your own iia
ternr Buy copper soidering.iron. stick Of solder.
and me Ine rofin File the soderingiron bright and
20 point heat it Just enough 10 take on coat when
held and turned upon end OF the stick OF soller and
then never heat II hot enough TO burn this coating OF
This il tbe grand secret ior no soldering eau 10
smoothly and neatly dous whep the iron 10 not costei.
II chances TO burn Oh, file bright and recoat Hsss
he article ~ be meuded clean. with rscc Of greee
upon IT, and little scraping with knife TO max ~
blight will be benefit. Dust on little rosu. hestns
ron SO II will met the solder and with the std is
contact with the heated iror. pass IL along the e'k
sean, or over the small hole ara = thin depc" W
solder will make al tight
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cnrRr rcMENn,Rs-rrr n,r

SrPkLak tOURl CIR rUir-PARr l-Oyer ard
T,furer rArr Ii--No. 6bf go. ~ 90. gs1 aa gC.
"s Too loo io1 1895 1913. log1 l42 1919. lo:t, lo:i
len lpg Par lll-So. a2l 615 ~ sla, 7Td 5tJ l3i,
so e7u CT f,, so ~ 2t as 90 81O s3l CO. ~.
sPrqtr rrRx-Hos l.p iC' soJ POI ?f 4nj ~, 25 Ell,
2ig g!J 2i6 2l7. 2ls 2ls e,' 2,i. 81. ~. -.
Sr1KuOP torRr -P PARr L-Nof. p6Y. 9sOl
i1iI l5s 1895 lis iTs l1 100 a37 t'i 1 lff. i1l,
lgn PAtr IlNos 1850 2is 2'is. lis. 2,5l !3', 2'1f,
ssSi 9i,l 2ai PCS. 2411, 2456. pad. 11ao
Court OF COMMON rLEAs-PART Nos ll32,
l.s leoi s5 i12s lgo5 sge i2' sos lo l729 eio i,2
ig. llN PAM ll-Nos 1885, 1910 !IUl, 49,, ts lln,
lsig Irl, 1890, li-s. ls,g, li,a, 49, lt,5, iis.
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Tur DRAM MURDER CAsE-PosrpoSKMRsr

or THg TRIN.-The Couft OF Oyer and Terminer was
flied with Jurors and witnesses on Monday morning
TO attend the trial OF Dram or the murder OF
a brother broker in Droad.st. last Fall. Chauncey
Shaffer and James 4. Brady present as counsel
for the prisoner and 10 readiness 10 go on win
tho case but District Attorney Hall addressing Judge
Barnard stated that eXAttorney General John Coch
ran who had been engaged 10 conduct TINS case ior
tho prosecut,on was prevented by illness from under
taxing today lie therefore requested that the case
might DO set down on next Monday for trial which
arrangement WV agreed TO by the Jadss end sss
dslouss.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-13
THs FIRE N THE JERSEY CITY DRua MnLs

-M.URASCss-The damage by the fire at 4.
Hitler 4 Sons drug mills on Sunday night y
es,imsisd n about els,ooD-yiz. on stook sboss
s,1OO0: machinery s50,J add buildings belonging -
The Coles and Dean estates about g. ga The origin
OF the re which first discovered by the private
vstchmar IL the ,Rird story Of No. Ill Hudson-st 10
not Apowu. The mills had not heeD running since
o'clock on Saturday afternoon, sner which time II b
not known that there any ire on the premises.
The ony merchandise stored IN tho third stoiy room
vas cayenne pepper and cubebs The following are
= -.
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explosive and did the destruction Of tho vessL
The occapcd all last and experts. incndng
chemrs professors prscc reners Of psrolrum, and
tca producers Of petroleum. examined the substance
Of tseir ony being that Petroleum. though oonbusbe
when subjced very hish beet vas not explosive the
he def ndd sbardoned the explosive theory
not proved bat took point viz that dfendant not
common carrier since he DID not hold himself the
public indt reuty" carry goods generally petro
eum for N who ssksd l. that the plaintiffs chartered ts
whole vessel aud therefore their own Carriers and In
surrrs.
The Jud-e v5ont dcidnR tLis question matter Of
fact, chArged Jury fully TO the distinction between
common and private cariieT and it il TO them decide
under which head defendant rtf0e
Ihe Jury after short deoeraon returned verdict for
the defendant which The Court sdded allowance
j. and Il. Brown for plaintiff; sxJudRc Dean AID Mi
VOORHEES, for defendant.
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on xgNcRAyp~sY

DoN'r FoRGET--that the annual meeting OF
the SAFE Agricultural Society will be held tomorrow
noon. at the Assembly Chamber In Albany. Persons
can leave this city the early morning train II Hod'
son River Railroad but much comfortably on the
Harlem road a. 4. Is Tuesday afternoon.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-13

SHARP SHop.-It is economy TO keephorSes
sharp shod. They not only do tmors work. ou' require
less food. II sharp. . horse work. easy an. issrsss
and works IN fssr ana With create. exertion mnscle
Consequently be needs more food to supply,hs waste
Il 10 not GOOD economy to keep smooth shM horse ia
sy weather BY changing tbs nails Of the ssoes every
week. ttey cen he k-Pt "seugn'Soa vanss' stesa
eeyts
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-13
| SUPERIOR COURT - SPrcI,L Tnx-FEB IL BeilT.
I Chei justice EoBKKIfoS
pFrT,fpss

Chief justice EoBKKTfoS.
pFcIsICSs.
Ellen Wheeler agt VIM. III. Faconef a. al
Motion denied, With r 10 co,ts.
James Walsh ug' Wm. H. Cline.-hotloD denied, without
.try C. Lille eg Bcfiruiu IL. Lilc.-Motion .4anicd
and reicience ordered TO Referee 90 hrr, s..
Iauo. ". Biowne ct al sst. " IA. X. Bnc lerhoh.-An
extra allowance Of tlo0 granted
Pcrre llensult ar Louise ilenaultIhs 70 TO
TIE Referee further pzoo OF the comIlrt Gut DO dis
Geo W Shelter at. the Exchange Fire Insufsuce Co
Alon Csmcron ct a.! oct. wm. stusrtRe,rerce dcnied
MaIy j. Vernon OF. Remington vcfnon.,loion ioI Re
ceyer denied.
Willsn Locschigh az. Amos J. Ha,hell-The plain..g
must be- ed ut tie and nns dispOs
tho motion of trial aud such new Tsl be denied the
order spponting such receiver must DE- ueHeo we ORDER n
such receiver be- set aside with go cost bat
Il granted snch order remain and the plaintiff De
III ed to = cost. Of the notion. 49,
Iu.u Wheeler egt William II. j couer-Ihe order
h , Inc such receiver unless the defendant
move d.sove ie Injunction within ~ days they 81
move the appointment Of such receiver 70 Dc suspended until
the determination of such ntuoD and Tho Injunction he
.oIved the motion Tor must be denied with
costs. otherwise the motion n granted with 10 costs
Jennie Il. Russet sg Edward iieganoMoto granted un'
los coat. paid within 10 days IRON this date
TkiAL TxRa-feb. i2-Beiore Ju'tics BARBOUR
PETROLEUM NOT EXlLOsiVL-wHo AkL COMMON
CARRIERS.
Samuel X. scheihein aud others sst seuh X Robbins
On account Of its Importance. We give fuller
report o. tins case, noticed in former issue,
The plaintiff largely engaged M the purchase and
a.fenS.. lighter 10 ,st. p.to.m from wh.rf in BrooI
lyn TO wharf Wiiismsbursh. In Msy 1909 while the
lighter was ye the "ilalnsburg "hti with oO or tVV
OF oil ready be discharged but syed account
OF the condition Of the s 10 occurred burning vessel
petroleum and very large amount Of property Tho plain
ih brough, this action against the defendant common
carrier and insurer OF the perocufn board the vessel
Tho dseods1i set up eeanIe osis charging tie psati6s
VIA the vlss ofsks vsisei kssa ~ tss Hssad A sihs
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A SHopHFTRR ARRESTED. .--Officer Beatty Of
tho Broadway squad Yesterday arrested Robert I.
Cur.is selosman 81 years Of age. on the charge OF
having stolen ten packages of sewingsilk valued at
s50 IRON TIE store No. 80 Broadway. One OF the
employ6s in she store. Edward Fox saw The accused
take The silk from the counter and caused his srreSf
TIE stolen property was found In his possession. and
Justice Downing committed him FOR trial without Dali!
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-13
MARINE COURT-FsB l2.-Beforr Judge ALx.a
TROUBLE ~ Az EA1iSG HOUSE.

Thomas boy.on at. Lawrence X. hcir.
The defendant Is the proprietor of the Putnam
Hou.r to which j. attached dinnesaloon. In July last
p,n dled there and hni-d up che i tot Is cHus to the
paying The derndrDf be,ying hat TIE pn',uu
owed a. and hsi frsuduiciy substituted the smaller
CHECK had him arrested and the jefferson N-ke Po
ice Psu, brres action for false rnpri,on-
rleui. The Jury gave him q verdict TO- 30.
n Mon.on J. IL. Colwel or pantif }. H. White for
drfcudaut.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-13

sHRovErIDR. is the first day of
Lent and to-day IL what is called shrove Tuesday or
Shroye,.de. from the fact that, IN Roman Cnthohc
countries the people supposed 70 seek forgiveness,
of their sins this day before entering upon the pen
ance " Lent. The Germans call Il Fast Nacht CAST
eye); the French. Mardi grss (st Tuesday, end the
English ard Irbb from practice oi eating pauease g,
that time, have como 20 Nulgsrye the truly neauuu!
word OF ShIoveti.e into " pancake Tuesday.
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APPOINTMENT OF AN CypER. SHERIFF.

Johu Kelly Sheriff, has appointed Joel o. Stevens
esd. Undor.sherin, r,ce John j. V. "es.ervet. de-
ceased Mr.. stevens las been m aitsehe Of tue
nc Sheriff and his promotion to The present posi-
toa hc occupies gives entire sststaetion 10 the mem
bcg OF the bar snd otlors who have business IN she
Shfrir's Office.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-13

sPnrLosoPHY or SMOKING. The Rev. i.
W Bailey intends to deliver. in Cooper Insttats. 10.
morrow evening. what he terms humorous lecture"
on tho philosophy o; sulokag Oi. Tobacco Product.
i've OF Democratic Freedom and Social Hsppinesv."
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shipping INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OK EMBELLISHMENTS II
Cleared.

Cleared.
Ship Scusor ken (Brem Dannem,nun, Liverpool k0ss
Bros ,n,t
BIZ Maria Laise QIaInl s,fuvs Pernambuco snd Bahia
Slouan Edge
Brir Jessie tBr) CudeI Cork and market. g. T. Bnley
Brig PouI (D-nl SceLusca Bahia and market. Napier
1 We.lsiofd. -
Rris Nou,rose Peterson. Ponce. P. R. Wsydel Co.
Bris mon tBI) stickucy. ~ John, r. H. u. es-e.s
Schr. H. W. johnson. OafisoH Apsschcols N. !. Cosh
schr Feetwng lIsnd, EdeI,on, ~ C., H. l.. MeCready
Sehr Sophia Ann Smith PhlsdelPha GOldthwse Over
ton
S-hr Ellen OIL Allen. Bsrcelons G. =. Ruley.
Schr. Isabella Bal EcMAn. barbados. tdniston brot
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFPICE-FEs. IL
Before Coulnission%r Osborn.
TIE EUFP CASE.


TIE EUFP CASE.
Sussnnah Abrahams, charged with having pos
session Of plate for the printing coUnteF'; % posa
currency yesterday brought before the Commissioner
detective testified to the fact Of s-rirg her pace the ps
IN her uf hs having charged her with H. aud her hst
d.iy and aitsrsId admitting Il -. Stated that .hc OBJ
taincd from oi the nsfus .. Apahsns.
Ouug the engagsin OF her cotnse u another cl the
eIarinadon was adjourned.
Before ominissioner BsTfsL
Arson Al SRA.
United state. ay' ". Wuitl.
The prisoner charged With setting fire 70 the
seernshp Monrks of the Cape' OF the Delaware pee
terdly bronsht before The Coumissionnr
Albion T. Cook passcgo1. tes.d 10 seeing the prisoner
Oh The Oth inst the from tie batch and tuAe
lamp into the hold Ionsiag tbole about two minutes.
char Shea testified q ~ h. tho defendant into tie
hold; Lr came his tviuc bunk. him, sud asked
him 10 lrud hand isko Cd the batch; he said lie YEA,
rorr down ior cotton; he down fur or hye mnuss
wL. Up his pau.s on hre eiress then pat o.
the hatch. and ave tLr alarm.
Tic eIauinsii0p wGs thea gdJonrnrt
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-13

THEFT PROM STABLR-Dctectge McCarty
o; the Twenty ninth Precinct, short time since ar
rested William Sullivan. on the complaint Of his EN-
ployer John IT, Martin proprietor OF livery stable st
No ll2 West Thirty nin,h-st. suspicion OF having
o.n number OF Blankets. robes and other articles
Articles of the above descr have been missed our
inc the past few weeks and as the prisoner has slept
in The stable q, night IL pictured that he knew
what bad become OF them Some hours after his arrest
the prisoner confessed that he had stolen Aersey
pa ned them With solomon Rich at No. 81 Eiehthsve
Tho articles we're subsequently, found in the pawn shop
by the officer. Yesterday the prisoner MADE Q long
Justice LedHitl.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-13
AsrtTea.

Steamship Sora,osl Berry Richmond mdse and paste q
Hoiucton ft!n4oIr
Bari Sandy Hook Bsrs;ow Providence IN ballast to J.
yor sud d Son. .
BsEk Henry ?. Lord P.nkaD, Meanzas II day, WIN mo
lssscs TO Wash Carver.
Bark Henry. Balm Malaga, u dey,, with fruit 20 G. A
ROLers
Big Cleence Eurenie LscSee, Mar'eies 60 days wine
&c., TO Boyd Hincteu
Brs victory tof Nssssn y P) Grase Lsi1us Oct II, via
Nesssu Jan. 2! io-woOd 20 IeheverIiGt Co -
Brig A. '. Goodhue to Yarmouth. ~ So Crosby. tt't
usrLor T. duys with and hides. to ttuiston Bros
sI On,sa. Hultey. Cerdnss II days with mos'scs 70
SnY Eston Hs had vcr heavy weather on tie COAT
split ssi . Sc .
schr Lucy Appeby, 81 Andrews n. b. 10 dAy', luneer
70 Joun boyn.0n, son Co -
sehf W C. M.rstoa. Cole Mobile, uidse 10 y. L. Ne
Cready Co.
schi Mary Llpedou, Dir, Georgetown. s. G. mdse TO n
L. hcCresdy Co.
WINp-At sunset NE. and light With dense fog
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-13
Dorl-Waroens' Notite.
STATE OF Hrw.YoKK.
pavr uaynTCti nfHfTp No lut Nhli.

STATE OF NFN-l OKK
Po.T-WA,pryt OFFICE No. l0i Wal-s- J
NOTICE il hereby given, III accordance with
~ section ofthe passed April H. 1851. entitled An
Act 70 Neo,ganDe tho Warden Ofce Of the POft % New
YORK TO al persons n,oested in or hyin. cafg. o. the
matter of such nquify. zsnns;on survey that
following undor examination by the Por,
Wsdens tho aid surveys of examinations will ne
completed within ton days neIt succeeding TINS notee or
heard said vesseis
sts1ushp -. Ceorge. p. "
Sfelg-fp MOnttn. s.ssssssssSt y. II
Steamship Funs shusy X
hhiy Living Agc....................s.....DI T. y
III In4ous t. IA
Schf. Mary Lev gdor. .E uigcfs-rIp
MlSTHORSE TOMPhINS. Pfes,dsn-
T. Arcs HHRRIsAS. secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-13

Uuiau. win Of at Irving Hall on tae 10Th nstaa6
the Commit,ee OF Arrangements arc exertlnG 0ens
selves 70 render the occasion agreeable 70 those ~
attead,
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-13
Tpg COLUMBIA INSURANCE CoNpAsY--

TIE COLUMBIA INSURANCE CoHPASf-
MgErISd OF CREDIroEs.-A meeting Of the creditors
snd clsiusrts OF the Columbis Marine Insurance
Company held yesterday afternoon at the rcons OF
tho Shipovpers Association No. 50 Pine.s, 10 deter
mtue wat steps II any, IL would he e1pedent to adopt
TO .rsnrc an equitable ard speedy settlement OF tier
rious claims Capt. Ambrose snow was called 70 thc
Chair AID Mr. Thos. :. Sanford was appointed sec
rctary Aier considerable discussion IN reference Ia
variors proposed modes oi accelcIatng proceedings
was finally generally conc uGed that no p,eI n,A-s
81 ,ha 10 eay the whole matter In the hands oI
he present receivers. vote was passed Wlthout op
uosition expressing the entire confidence OF ne cedit
ors IN tie receivers, Messrs. Morrison and i.ehsNe,
and yronesfin them 10 wind up the Affairs % the Com
pany s spcedy as they could consistently wsh Justice
TO both stockholders aud claimants and also 20 inish
10 the latter as speedily possible statement ei the
assets and liabilities Of tic COMPANY
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-13
PErRoLEUM As STEAM FUEL.-We learn that
RopBFp rs A psREPUrABLS HoUsE.-Henry

T'VUbfU II IN 4 y 1'I'-k ' 1-@7 ' ~ --'s
Maudsle, and Elizabeth Wilson were on sunday night
arrested by Officer Cotton Of the Eighth Precinct on
the complain, OF John Hassn Of No. 2!' East Twenty
fr.st The complainant states that on the evening 10
question he accompanied tue female prisoner TO a
igase in Woo-tar-sf. and while there she stole from
him his wallet containing sec with which she ran dovn
stars into the apartment Of handsey. Haslon followed
tie girl aud demanded the return OF his money. She
then gaze the complainant some beer anu aitsrward
handed him some money To this mode of settling the
ca ase the complainant objected. but with an oath the
male prsonef do cared If nhs did not leave he would kick
him out Haslan then left ard reehing the street
S,nnd that he lad received only 81. lie thea caused
he arrest OF the accused above stated Justice Led
with yesterdsy committed them for Trial. IN default o,
s., 900 bail Wioh.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-13

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sr, p;s,. s7I Sou S,'s......3.32 Moon RisoI.m s.,
HIGH WATER THIS DAT.
Sandy Hook 63l GOV. Island. 1:l2 Hell Oste'', 80
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-13
Weekly Report Of De.ths

In sAs City OF NewYoIk from the h day Of ,buSry 1866 10
the l2th day Of ebruAry, 1876.
M.o 100, women BJ; boys. ll5i girls 67-tots, 39i
sdus l1; children. 2cs males, Z4 seinses i7O; col
cred ptnoul. y.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-13
MEDICAL CRyKYoRt cfflcEt I
WAsBiNG1oS. G., tee Y 1916
GALE OF MEDICINES BELONGlNG lO

lE
- TgF MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY -
Az Asction Sale Of valuable MEDICINES no longer re- re-
,ured by tho Medical Department u > army WIZ oe ned
y h,, r;ty on THURSDAY, the 1T dey Of March next ana
,seedins DAYS. II necessary st 10 oc ock @ at The wa
souse, locuei on JudciaTysquare Fifth and soe's o'
a. the City Hall , -, 49,, A.. alton
The Medicnes aye in the original ,acssges and ,he 49,
don OF the trade invited TO tus sale. which VIII
sbe following principal articles. VIZ: - -, r,,ror,d
snlphuric Ether. 50 10 cohoi 5o boties t So-,n
snr, Of Etber 500 N Smp- Cersie, oT ID ', o.
10 n Fluid Extract Of Buchu 250 u uid ~ I,;5
Cnobofx JnO 10; Fluid 1tract Of ipeclcusnhs - - -,
TItr.ct OF Rhubarb. 25N u Mas tiydraIs - o, 10 pi
Powder 10 D Cod Liver OIL loo ooinrso -. onpm
900 dozen Compound Csthzitic Pills ~. Rt h.Yb 500
pin, 900 dozen Iodine Of fas't M z i M soo N Com,
n Powdered Rhuoarb 80 n Sirnpo s9uls -, s,,,cas
ropnd Splits Of Lavender SO Il bt.loe oHei i - -,
o,,rd o. sixty articles OF th MGiera hea''" III ' ~
t,s 10 the above will be- offered for sale III, su ,;,r.
Catalogue containing compete l''' ~ ~
sill De ready BY the 18th inst
T.rrn,. CS,h' In Government funds . A..
fNe osS' NLi 70 ~ SUTHERLAND,
oope'S' snr- L. :. A., Medical Pufyey0r.
c. ". DUlELER j.. Auctoueer.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-13
fAdyertlsementi I

lAdyeTtisemehtt
A SILENT SEWING MACHINE, making the cele-
brsrd WILCOX Gibbs Stitch strong elastic and dorabl-
WILCOX GIBBS, Nc. 5cJ Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-13
Sales bp Auetion.

xYoTICF.- CF.-CCMBERLAND COAL at AUC
N TJON-BURDETT JONES 60. ~ihs ssi on ~ Us Is
nav F,b l3 1876 at II O'Clock. at Merchants b1chsufe
s.-rcom No. III broadway. ,.,, -o,r
1000 TUNS CUMBERLAND COAL
- 4, ,I,. r;tv Samples can be --en at our Office
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-13
Nemsrandn.

The big Aae. rom Porto CsbsiO reported ye''srdsy
should b. !" Aiell"
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-13

TaB WEATHBR.-The warm rain. which
lasted nearly all day yesterday, had generally good
effect in clearing ay the vast accamulaons oi iith
and sush which made walking 80 dissgreeahse fof the
past FIVE SIX days and the CITY Yesterday presented
dripping but comparatively healthy aspect
New-York daily tribune., 1866-02-13

CRY INSPECTORS DEPRFsrST New.York, Feb u. 1896.
The following schedule Of the work Of the Bureau Of
Inspection IN the abatement aud removal olnuance'
kc 10, the week ending Feb. 10 l66dJ
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-04-27

RIvER NEws.-The rive recommended falling
on yesterday, with plenty Of water on Har-
peth for the Great Eastern.
Our farmers In the river bottoms were
greatly alarmed at the prospect Of an over
flow. But we think they can go. to work
with good spirits, as the danger Of an over
flow for this season is past.
One of our citizens has deposited on the
Wharf Boat, huge pair of Bucks Horns, "a
be given 10 the most worthy Steam Boat
Captain in the Packet line. The decision ia
be made by Capt. Frank Crscey, who say.
the test shall be regularity of trips, liberality
in charges, and gallantry to the fair sex
At present the Horns are overshadowing the
Photograph of the Cumberland. Who will
get the horns. 4
Steamers passed In the last 4s hours
Rowena from Cincinnati, Murcury from
Louiville, Tyrone from Cairo, Champion fol
St. Louis, Emma Floyd for Cincinnati
Webb for Evansville.
Boats due--Tyrone for Cairo, at 4 o'clock
P. M. Argossy for Nashville, at 10 o'clock,
A. M. The Bermuda will leave Louisvill,
on Saturday for Nashville. Cumberland and
Webb will pass for Nashville, on Sunday
morning Webb returning for Evansvll,
on Monday Cumberland for Cairo Tuesday
at 4 o'clock, P. NJ. Tyron for Cairo Friday
6 o'clock, 2. NJ, and Argossey for Evansville,
Saturday at 8 o'clock A. NJ.
The Argossey has been very unfortunate
at our city--in two trips she has paid $500,
damages. Capt. yanaergriff, says he never
paid damages more cheerfully in his life
and trusts our shippers will assist him in
paying them up.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-04-27
Sales on 2sth of s5 hhds. as follows /.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

LET those who have doubted the virtues
of Bulls Cedron Bitters, if any such there
be, read the following certificate from gen.
tlemen well known in this community, and
doubt no more
Its general introduction into the army will
nave the lives of thousands of our soldiers.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, June 3, lS63.--We, the
undersigned. have seen the good effects pro-
duced by the use of Or. John Bulls Cedron
Btters in cases of general debility and pros
tration of the system, and believe its gene
raj use would prevent disease aud relieve
much suffering, Among our soldiers partic-
ularly would this be the case, especially those
who are exposed to miasmatic infunce in
the southern climate.
Davis, Green l. Co.. wholesale shoe deal
ers, Main Street, Louisville.
Chas b. Cotton, Collector Of the Port Of
Louisville, Ky. 80
Col. H. Dent Provost Marshal General
of Kentucky. <.sNiH
Julius Jinter, Clothing Merchant, cor. Sd
and Market Streets, Louisville, Ky.
Rev. d. p. Henderson, Vice President Of
Sanitary Commission.
Hart 4 Mapother, Lithographers, cor. Mar
ket and Third Streats, Louisville, Ky.
Hughs L Parkhill, wholesale Dry Goods
Dealers, Main Street. Louisville.
Capt S. F. Hildreth. of steamer Maj. An-
derson.
Maj. L. 7. Thurston, Paymaster U. S. A.
Col. LESSEE Bayles, 4th Ky, Cavalry.
Geo. p. Doern, Prop. Louisville Anzeiger.
George d. Prentice Louisville Journal.
For sale by FINLEY & STEWART.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-04-27
LETTER LIST.

Filters REMAINING UNCLAIMED
~ in the Post Office at GAINESVILLE, Tenn
on the 9th day Of April, 1865.
nsH.To obtain any of these letters, the
applicant must call for Advertised Letters,
give the date of this list, and pay two cents
for advertising.
If not called for within ONE MONTH,
they will be sent 10 the Dead Letter Office.
'Free delivery of letters by carriers, at
the residences Of owners, in cities ard large
towns, may be secured bv observing the fol-
lowing rules:
81. Direct letters plainly 10 the street and
munger as well as the post-office and State.
"2. Head letters with the writer's post
Office aud State, street and number, sign
them plainly with full name, and request
that answers be directed accordingly.
i3. Letters to strangers or transient vsi-
tors in town or city, whose special address
may be unknown, should be marked, in the
lower ieft-hand corner, with the word
Transient
81 Place the postage stamp on the upper
right-hand corner, and leave space between
the stamp and direction for post-marking
without interfering with the writing
IN. B.-A request for the return of a
letter to the writer if unclaimed within 80
irty days when written or printed with the
writer's name, post Office and State, across
the left-hand end Of the elope, on the face
side, will be complied with at the usual pre-
paid rate of postage, payable wheuthe letter
is delivered to the wrter.-Sec. 20, Law Of
1863"