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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-09-07

~ORPORATTON NOTTCE.

49, SEPTEMBER y, 1860.
ORDER FOR PLANK SIDE-WALKS.
And now il is hereby ordered and direct
ed by the Common Council of the city of
Evansville, that the owners of all lots or
parts of lots fronting on or adjoining the
north side of Jefferson Street, between Par
rott and Putnam Streets;
North side of Washington Street, from
PARROT to Putnam Streets;
Northwest side of Walnut Street, from
Eighth to Ninth Streets;
Northwest side of Walnut Street from
Ninth to Tenth Streets;
Northeast side of Fifth Street, from
Walnut to Chestnut Street;
in said city = cause the sidewalks thereon
to be brought to the proper grade, and that
they cause sidewalk of Glass No to be
laid down thereon within thirty days from
the publication of this order.
A. M. MCGRIFF, Clerk.
City Clerks Office, Evansville, September
9Th, 1866. [sept6 DIT
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pa We desire to cali the attention
of the kpublic to the fine stock of
Tailoring Materials now on hand in
the fashionable establishments Of Field
man & Sehrichte. Mr.. Feldman has just
returned from New York, with the
choicest selections Of fine cloths, vest
ings, 60, and the latest styles. His
reputation as a tailor is we'll es-
tablished. Gentlemen, who want to
see pretty goods, should drop in and
examine the stock. All who want a
fine suit, made in the latest style, will
go to Feldman & Schrichte's and make
their selections. -a1 Sept. CT
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Ne,n YorI4 Mariner.

NEW YORK. Sept. 6-NooN.
CoTToN-Firm, at 33g35c. for Middling
UpIands.
Flour Heavy, for inferior and high
grades, while medium grades are scarce,
and l092Oc. higher. Sales at So 90dS 10 for
Extra state; IS OQ9l0 % for Extra Round
Hoop Ohio, and S1U 20@l2 o. for trade
brands, closing quiet.
E WHISKY-Quiet and nominal.
Il WHEAT = Receipts S,643 bushels; case.
better for new, which is scarce, while old Is
dull and dropping. Sales at So OO93 Q5 for
new White Michigan.
/ CoRN-Receipts 50, $50 bushels, and H@lc.
better. Sales of sc, 90 bushels at Sl1a for in
ferior, and S214@s254 for shipping Mixed
Western.
OATs-Receipts $50 bushels, and the mar
ket without decided change. Sales Of 3, 600
for Milwaukee. es5a ssa So
COFFEE-Dull. .aal
sUGAR-More active. Sales of Cuba at
PETRoEEUM-DuI at &c. for crude, and
43145c for refined in bond. slf.
HoPs-Quiet and firm at 17@75c.-
PoBK-Opened firmer, and closed heavy
at S33 25@33 50, new mess closing at S33 81,
cash SsI- O0Gg3l . old do, and $50 90 for
prime, also 1850 bbls. new mess for Sept,
Oct, and Nov, and all the year, seller
and buyers option, $50 58953 so.
BEEg--U Unchanged, and about previous
prices.
CUT Meats Firm; l411@15 for shoulders;
and 191&g2l12c for hams. - ets,f
BAcoN-Lower; l511zgi5s4 for cumberland
cut, and l61a9I6s4c for short ribs.
LARD-FirmeT, at 1814C9- 054c; also 500 bbls.
deliverable till the 18th of November, at IS
cents.
BUTTER-U Unchanged; 25@sSc3 for Ohio,
and 3S(d50c for state. 'ffiot Airs's3lse s9't'
CHEESE-Dull, al l09lSc. .t.lt
MoNEY-Easy at 4a5 per cent. Sterling
dull and nominal at I0512@l0G4. -s'Fa
GoLD-Lower. opening at 1A6, declining
to 1881, then adrancing TO .I461s and clos
ing at l451s. - - -
GovERNMENT. STOCKS - One-forth- and
one half lower: freights to Liverpool dull.
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pa Schapker, Bussing & Co., have
been receiving new goods for two
weeks, and have now the most COM
plete stock that be found. IF you
wish to buy goods cheap, go to Schap-
ker, Bussing 81 Co.-the most popular
store in the West-who sells goods at
one and uniform low price. ct
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SPECIAL CAUTIoN.-Mrs. Winslow's
Soothing Syrup has become so popu-
lar that various parties have put out
articles calling them Mrs. Winslows
Please take notice that the Mrs. Wins
low of the Soothing Syrup is not con-
nected with any other article.
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D9- Head & Mooney have com

RG- Head & Mooney have com
menced receiving their new goods,
and will display for the examination
of the public, one of the best assort-
ed and cheapest stocks of Dry Goods
ever brought to the market. All are
respectfully invited to call.
HEAD & MOONEY,
sep4-d2t No. 40 Main Street.
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BG- The friends of Mr.. David An
derson will find him for the present
with J. r. Lotspeich, No. 5 South
First Street. Taug8 If
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B@ Mrs. J.. Hastings has com
menced receiving her. Fall Millinery
Goods, which Nshe promises TO sell
cheaper than any other house of the
kind in the city Mrs. j. HASTINGS,
Ne. so, Main Street,
sept6dl m. w t@%@' O. Cup stairs)
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B@~Ten dozen nice Shetland
Shawls, just received and selling cheap,
at SCHAPKER, BUssING & Co.'s
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Sold Ont.

KYE HAVE THIS DAY SOLD OUT
Wv our entire stock of Drugs, Chenni-
Gals, &C., to Messrs. LEIGH, Carlstedt & Co.
LEIGH g. MAGHEE.
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SASH, DOORS, LUMBER, &c.
HunneI 81 Sons.
Manufacturers of

Sash, Doors, BllndS, frames, DC;
Also, Dealers in
fiE MICHIGAN PINE LUMBER;
Keep constantly on hand Lumber of every
description, Pine and Poplar Flooring,
Notwithstanding Shingles, Lath, &c. n
order.
Orders. from abroad win be promptly
attended to. Hasa tteJ t1t
Factory and Yard,
CORNER WALNUT STREET AND CANAL
april Evansville. Ind.
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Referring to the above, we would say
that we will carry on the business at the
old stand, under the supervision of Mr..
Aug. LEIGH. We at the same time offer the
stock for sale. The stand is an old and ex-
cellent one, and we'll known.
LEIGH, CARLSTEDT & co.
Evansville, Sept. 4, 1866. [sep5 dat
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Cincinnati sIarIzet.

-lat aat st1' CINCINNATI, september 6.
FLoUR-Unchanged and in fair demand
firm for the trade at $40 00@I2 90 for Medi-
UNI brands, and SI2 50aI4 90 for Fancy. Sup
ply light. 9 tH9 = afGa~ D
WHEAT-Quiet at 81 40@2 4S for No. /, and
81 so for Extra Red. fft 7R
CoRN-In good demand at zoe for Ear,
and 58@59c for Shelled. "e sii
OATS-Dull at 30 to 35c. et
RYE-Steady at so to Soc, with moderate
demand for Prime.
7BARLEY-In demand at 81 so.
: WHISKY-Firm at 81 u, duty paid. 1t is
not Offering in bond IS ~ ita
Provisions Firmer, but the demand is
light; Mess Pork, $50 90. Bulk Meats, Is and
l7c, and holders less disposed to sell. About
70 hhds Shoulders were reported at 1910.
Packed Bacon sold al 1711zz, I711<, and 21112
There were no sales of consequence.
LARD.-Firmer; sale of IS tieI ces at 1910.
BUTTER and CHEEsE-Unchanged and
if1rmer. -
GOLD-145. <
The New York Posts money article says
the Loan market is easy at per cent
Stock dull and dropping, after the Board.
The last quotations were: N. Y. c., 1885,. !;
Erie, 70ss; Hudson, 40; M. c., Ill; 1. c., 40.
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Pn..enger. Arrived.

FROM RREMEN-Tn steamship Atian,c--fhe Rev w NsVion
and ady. W. Powell :. Cak MIs Come1s ana iamiy NA, -
Ko.ppe Nina Eisteu. Maria c. WsE-ri L. Lowelsiet 81 -
Bnmsnhal W. Lob n. Sefert n. Bur'ld sai,n nat''t D.
Iowerha H. Ge,thoa Annie D.,rwrs'f f. H. Robbins ant 50
Ter Anna Guach, Mr. Rosenrt and imhy eafone lie
Bertha Simon, Minua HencAe. Mrs e. Smoker aud a, Hs,.'
pYueufhal Ney-r Lob ;. Berlin, Simon swan. Nls "
SchIcsert AMI family. C. Wohl and family, j. 'rn
wife and children Jean sill. Annie uunkeuan, 1. ~ -
Lang r. schIn C. w KONG George ke"m,n o. striker : "
Gsr,s Becker T.. r. Bude, A. ,hcis J. p stafu oeof-e
rg-r Radde NJ Fach, {. Baurock. r. Athuss, NJ .iol-
snib Ions Nav C. Eyers. " Solomon Remme- iefr 70
ii.ier Ceofge N,haus j. Best. r. Woe, c. }. Neis ii.d
Zener r. A. Hoameyer George Relay, H. OaFaad and a4S \
Egou y ar STON-in Steamship Emily z. Loudelj W
sbt e staples Felman and LADY. Mis- b. itafney hcs
Gsv.on ~euheus and ads, Mrs Locke, Mrs ho - As
GETTY and FAMILY NJ scna, H. c Ma. ., J." Cook u - ohs
~ II vs,bey. D. Sackev A. Care ~ IT. H. bhnclif4 hld
~ =" - R5i h Priree A. 4. Udroge and lady } owns
I'm, r. NcLacv and family q. ". Hii ADD family A'' d.
WTs Me- George Tssy Miss C. Ofphus, tspt Frg son ta
others W.
~ n Barkev Miss Barley Mrs a.. W Net ei.lr
ssloIb1sl H. Ossood Mr. CARING aud child r. hae.- - d.
Sssan Isn-. Mni.n NJ Kohn. -. ~. New an, Col 5f A.
Thomas Masgraye. J. W Wills James seymour h9tnf. ~
Briggs ady George King and lady, hs hns aHa ia s
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RINGING SPEECH BY THAp, STEVENS.


SENSATION
Tie erea, sensation st tie Capitol to-day has been the
appearance Of Senator salisbury at the Church Of the
Ascension clothed and his ebt mind as al escort
for Mrs JEFF Davis After church noted Rebel procured
an oreD buggy and took a Sunday evening drive with
Mrs Davis about the principal streets o. the city, MIS-
Davis has received very marked attention, ald many dis
tngushed perso1ages have made uIsccmy haste 10 pay
Espec,s 70 hor Senators johnson aud salisbury
were among The many other callers aqon her SATURDAY.
TIE GOLD OF THE RICHMOND BANKS.
The efors Of Tie Richmond banks % u, over Tie god
captured after the evacuation Of Richmond, AID Iow
he'd ly tie Treasury De. a-tueut. likely TO prove
abo'iye Tie facts IN the case tha, III tie middle OF
Mach 1855 tie Rebel Treasury became reduced 20 a
beggarv eb AID the banks and Other Spectators ID com
IT was found must be appealed 70 20 supply resources Tor
the exhausted commssay department Of The Rebel army
The Rebel War Department held some cotton ID the
Southern states and al Nassau. This, as collateral Sc
cury for bonds of he ColieCoacy Breckenridge offered
10 The Richmond banks for loan Of $'oco0O in coin.
TIE loan not because Of want Of sympathy il
ibe Rebel cause bat because Of legal objection ID me
Charter laws Of Virginia banking associations, Was lot
taken directlx by the banks hnt the State Of Ngana
came 10 the rescue Of the Rebel War Department and It's
Legislature bv act Of 18th Of March 1863 provided for
loan Of 100000 in coin Cor the and benefit Of the
Rebel CoIiel,racy and The Rebel Congress by oct ap-
proved March IL 1855 provided for loan by The Rebel
War Department with provisions about soourty oI the
State Of Virginia indemnify he for credit SO loaned the
Coufedeacv. Thus the Congress the state of Virginia
and her ian ali got INTO the Rebel boat AID strengthened
and practically AIDED and abeitod Rebellion together
The loan was consummated by the banks Of Virginia con-
4
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would possibly operate postpone not prevent 'he eae
else Of executive cemency in applications ila' ~'s o'''
,rsr -or.toriors In order therefore, to meet such
coo-nrepce. and TO give tie public The fullest opportunity
for pesentine valid objections pardon OF any convict IN
hose behalf il may be asked ha hereafter require al o0
sefvance Of tie law alluded TO- all mat seem 10 De o.
sufficient Importance.
verv resnectfulv X f. TENToN.
Hon CuA- = SPENCER NeW-York City
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the world will require at good prices nearly 3O4VoO oas
Of our cotton. ami larger amount
should the be imposed there hiue reason 70 ear &C.
cline 10 ~ cents p0nll aud m wen De argued l Whie
AZ az draws from foreigners millions into o.r Ire s1ry
viii .et n motion p.nI no tie South anl 'cil is lp sls
lam prices Should prove onefols o cll De l-laeA
TIE English rlucl tbs less cotton Oi te ai Bra
I'll and Eevpf han received lat yeI. Again r me ~
II Was che excess from America, the East which broke
down the price Tie reaction has begun The whole increase
toe supply OF from Brazil and the East caused
bv the cotton deah actually less than ,he OF
production UDIted three preceding me
wal. remains yours Ne4l siAoyIe ~ ~,
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FATAL FALL-Corouer Gamble yesterday he.d aA
inquest az No PIG Wiamst the body Of George Aoa'r
whose death was tie result OF injuries sustained by n
down flight OF stairs his residence the 18Th inst
verdict of accidental death rendered BY the uIy De
ceased was a native Of Germany aged - years
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CITY NEWS.

HrcKs's AUTHORS OF THE UNITED STATES. Isaac
G. Hnbts No Beekuanst has published large steel enga'-
ing by Richie Of M cs portrait picture OF the Authors
Of the United States which be has been engaged for seYe
raj years The portraits oflving all we believe
taken from e those Ewing from authentic paintings by
other artists The persons represented Irving Bryant
Cooper Long;elow. Miss Sedgwck Mrs. Sisolrney Mrs.
southworth Mitchell Willis Holmes Kennedy Mrs Mowat
Richie Alice Carey Prentice q. W Kendall Morris Poe
Tnckerman Hawthorne sums p. Pendieton Cooke Hoi'
man Prescott Bancroft Palke Goodwin Motley Beecber
Curts Emerson r r. Dana Margaret Fuller (OssoD Can
ming Mrs stowe rs Kirkland. Whittier Lowell, Boxer
Bnyard Taylor SAKE stoddard, Mrs. Amelia Weiby Gal
agher Cozzens and Hacck The engraving is in kichcs
best style and he hardly add stands at the head OF
Lis profession in this county The work is sold only BY sub
scrp,ion or order by the publisher.
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ALL NEwsMBN will supply the JUNE No. PHRE-
JOURNAL ready It contains LOVE- LOVERS
after the Engagement and Jefferson Practical Phygnomy
Marriage Divorce Physical Culture Revelation and Science.
Having your Likeness Taken with Ethnosy Physiology Psycho
ogy and Illustrations Only ~ 20 number
for the June number
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THE IyvALUABLE HOUSEHOLD JEwEL.-''We hav,

had m use from years the purchased you
and IL has gwen satisfaction that desire recommend
h. A. an laiduabs HossehoG Jeno all lady friends
very simple gets 0 " oraerso light running eaay
managed "a child itso reliable 10
ui-and quiet that well be styled the ,enf
!uarhne w hare niuaB found the pfecy reliable:
rfyprg r1.hfrg
,4eaf % Letter Mr. " Minston agent of the Wilcox
sewing l-hne. from e- ladies Of south
dated December %, 1893 and ssurd Ms J Ceore. W
Maeou, Alr j. Burden M r. ITayer Mr.. Mr.. d.
mi T Cole Mira L.
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Th, Cho,era n, Quarantine.

There were no admissions or deaths on board
to hospital ship on the 18th End 10Th lrstanis.
u. g. c. DNsCLL. J.. gui! Health Olc.r
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p houses have been saved from being robbed in
three e4s. by TELsGRAPu which protects
i,by snd damage window and door f. oLSEs No.
BfOadway
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FROM WASHINGTON.

OUR SPECIAL DISPATCHES.
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The benefit Of the Sailors and Soldiers Orphan Home.
srecou. bn3iu- is low in Of erection az the in
fsectior an p.n-vvaua-avc. and Seyenthst. for The
.in Gen. Arcar ha. detailed number of soldier, vho
lr.ige as carpenters commenced TIE building this morn
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Gov. Fenton ON Pardous.

To me Idifor OF The w. L. IrtOnne
SIR In reply the third application for pardon which
made EIceency the present Governor Of this State
have letter think justified in communicating
TO the public.
AnIou. decide application for pardon upon It's
merits hind may have been hereoore
sometimes unfairly mercy by statement, made
OF imprisoned this letter in effect declares
determination afford the ample opportunity
presentation every pardon solicited any
matters which should influence Its rejection Respectfully
CHARLgs :. SPENCER
STATE or NEW YORK EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT
May -, 1866.
My DEAR SIR: | am in receipt of your letter rela-
tive to pardon Albert W. Drew who was convicted
grand larceny in the City Of Brooklyn O,tober 1863 and
sentenced to two years Imprisonment at Sing Sing
BY section chapter $40 laws 1872 provided that
of application foe pardon shall be published for four
in the State paper and OF crimes committed in
the City Of New York. in paper be designated by the
Governor unless in his opinion Justice requires that shall be
dispensed with.
lido not learn that the provisions Of this section have been
rgdy enforced at ryperod and Of late years they to
have been practically gnored Ny experience in the exercise
the pardonng leads to this enactment
wisely devised notification and warning to the public
find that there circumstances and local opinions attending
any which do appear while under investigation,
and presumed be within the knowledge Of the Gov
The effect OF the publication to which have referred
would be to bring TO The attention of tho Governor facts which
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TURKISH BATHS, No. IL Laight-st., are agxa opel
the public enlarged and improved Hours Gents S9
% Ladies, 10 tn y a. Sundays. Gents. 10 u
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THE SUPPOSED MURDER CASE CLEARED CP,-Early
wednesday morning last unknown man was found lying
insensbe on the walk in foat OF No 297 Molist by the
Fourteenth Prccic Police Tie unknown was bleeding
proisey from the and He once removed
10 Bellevue Hospital but died before reaching that Institution
time il was believed that stranger had been knocked
down and robbed that be had died from the injuries thus
received Recently however the body hrs been Identified by
Mr. Edward NJ Kennedy, residing AT the above locality rs
that of his brother James Kennedy who the night IN
question had visited the witness and that be had probably
got up the night and fallen the roof Yesterday Coro
ner Wdcy held inquest the deceased and tho above
statement o facts was made postuoren examination by
DIR Wooster Beach showed that skull Of the deceased had
been fractured his fall verdict accordance with the
facts was rendered by tue jury Deceased native of this
city aged 20 years.
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TEE MERCHANTS NlTICNlL BiNE FAILURE.
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HOUSE PROCEEDINGS On SATURDAY

General DEBATE and Miscellaneous Business
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NATIONAL GUARD MoyEMENTs.-To-day the

NATIONAL GUARD MoyEMENTs.-TO-day the Sec
ond Brigade city consisting ofthe s Regiment OF Ar
tery Sd sh 6h 18th eith and esth Regiments OF
Infantry will rendezvous at East NewIork for exercise IN
riada evoutions Col Lewis Burger will be in temporary
command and the MliOrfieneral commanding the tHst
DIVISION " Y S n. G. and staff will review the brigade al
4 m. 80, ,.to.
This evening promenade concert Of tie old 9h Eeement
viii take place az the regimenta armory ID IWenthsAtus
Eightl-aye.
An inspection Of Company b. pa Regiment IN command OF
Capt. W W Remmey Will come of this eYening a. the reg
mental armorv II Is expected that Gen Aspnwal viii in
pect and that IL VAL the largest inspection !ei OF the
company, which numbers 40 members
The gl Regiment win parade day aad viii be reviewed
by the Mayor aud Common Council at tie City Han Al 8!
o'clock p m The regiment will be accompanied ny D01'
woTths Band.
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TELEGRAPHIC.-Under the superintendent of Mr..
Charles Peterson Honesdae tie Delaware and Hudson
Canal Company has recently laid a submarine cable
across the North River from this city Weehawkeu where
connects with their main line Tie Company is now In
direct communication with All the Offices the ine OF their
works from this city to scranton
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MRS. JEFF. DAVIS AND HER ADMIRERS.
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STABDING ARRAY IN ELM.ST.-Late on Saturday
night August Keysor and Lewis quareed in front
ef the residence of the former No 80 Elm ST. and finally Me.
Manu stabbed his opponent 10 the back the shoulder
blade inGcting severe wound Roundsman Mcdonnell of
sixth Precinct arrested the asaani and the
wounded to Bellevue Hospital. Yesterday Justice
Bowling committed the accused
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The FORTY THIRD-ST koBBERY-ARREsT ON SUS-
PIcoS-Yceriay Officers Whitman and Meyer OF the Tween.
ysecond Precinct arrested young named Thomas Muir
ply on charge being Of tie thieves who the 18th
instant Knocked down Mr. John H. Higgins in Forythrdst
between Eighth and Nnihayes and stole nom him carpet
bag containing Sic $50 fol- Gceoun, Of the affair pub
shcd TUE TRIBUNE the time The prisoner srbe-
qneny taken before Justice Connolly at the Fourth District
Police Court and committed for examination lie Is native
Of this city. aged 10 years and has no occupation.
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SOLDIERS AND SAILORS EMPLOYMENT AND RELIEF
AGENcY-rhe regular monthly distribution Of relief among
the most needy disabled veterans and also the widows and
orphans deceased soldiers and sailors will take place
Thursday next Jst inst az the office Of the Soldiers and
sailors Employment and Relief Agency, No. 1876 Canals,
under the Of Col Herman TO prevent the
gregang large number Of applicants which existed on
months sidewalk oi he agency Il has been
10 open the doors Of tie Relief Bureau at o'clock
aud person but those have received
changed relief tickets before the 18th inst will be adj
m,ted The ticket holders should also beside their tickets Of
admlss ion produce their discharge pension papers
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ALLEGED PERJURY-ACrloy OF THE CoURT.-ln
the Supreme Court before Justice Ccke Friday at the
conclusion Of the OF Council Williams, the Court
directed take steps for The prosecution Of one OF tue
the plaintiff for perjury, aa 20 Mr. ConneA Tor
subornaton of perjury. Measures taken by the counsel
in accordance with this direction.
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A CONVICT KILLED BY fLAsr.-Coroner Nar

yesterday held Inquest at Hackwes Island on the
body of James Clark convict aged 10 years. Deceased
with number of others engaged in blasting rock and
not standing safe distance from the blast piece OF rock
struck him the left side OF TIE head acurng his skull
and causing death in short time. verdict Of accidental
death was rendered Deceased had been convicted OF petty
larceny and sentenced 10 the Pntenary for SIX months