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The Evansville journal., 1867-07-18
New sdver.isements.

GRESHAM & WALLACE,
Corner First aad Vine Streets,
rrAvE IN STORE, AND ARRIv-
L. ing
so hhds choice Porto Rico, Cuba, and
Louisiana Sugars;
100 bbis. assorted Refined Sugars;
200 bags fair to cnoice Cofees;
80 kegs n. G.. soda;
40 hs.If- bblS. No. l, 2, and Mackerel;
$50 kits No. l, =, and 3 Mackerel;
100 boxes Herring;
100 boxes Madison Starch;
500 boxes w. r. Ham and Factory Cheese;
$50 boxes assorted Soaps;
10 bbls. assorted Crackers;
81 bhls. Hominy;
325 bbls. X. ID. Meal;
100 bblS. Cement;
1000 kegs assorted Nails;
Black and Green Teas, Spices, Liquors.
Cigars, obacco, &c, &c.
These goods, being on consignment, are
from first hands, are new. and offered, for
CASH only, at manufacturers prices.
Orders and consignments for all classes
of goods solicited.
We deal in HAY, CORN, and all kinds
of PRODUCE. jylS dim
The Evansville journal., 1867-07-18
Notice to Contractors.

FTvHE COMMON COUNCIL of the City
u of Evansville, will receive sealed pro-
posals until the 9Th day of August, 1867, for
Grading and Paving the Alley situated
between Wafer and First Streets, and ex-
tending from Mulberry Street to Gum
Street
By order of the Council
A. NJ. MCGRIFF, Clerk.
City Clerks office, July Is, 1867.
jylS Union copy.l
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CORPORATION NOTICE.
ORDER FOR STONE CURBING.
ND NOW TT Is HEREBY ORDER.

July o,
ORDER FOR STONE CURLING.
a ND NOW 1T is HEREBY ORDER.
III ed and directed by the Common COun-
Gil of the City of Evansville, that the own
ers of all lots or parts of lots fronting on or
adjoining the following streets. cause good
stone curbipe, as required by the Ordi-
nance of the city, to be furnished and set
as follows, vlz.:
On the northeast side of First street, be-
tween Leet and GoodseI streets;
On the southwest side of First street, be-
tween Lee0and GoodseIl streets;
On the northeast side of First street. be-
tween GOodsell and the Alley on the east
side of Lot l33, Lamasco;
On the southwest side of First street, be-
tween Goodsell street and the Alley on the
east side of Lot l33 Eamasco.
A. NJ. MCGRIFF, Clerk.
City Clerks Office. July l6, 1867. [jy17 st
Union cOpyl.
The Evansville journal., 1867-07-18
OPEN AGAIN
OPERA EX CHAN E,
and
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Restaurant.

CHARLES Exc, Proprietor.
THIS SPACIOUS RESTAURANT
II having been overhauled and re fitted
is again thrown open for the accommoda-
ton of visitors. All the delicacies of the
season served at all hours, in the most ap-
proved style. Finest Wines and Liquors
served when ordered.
LOCUST ST., bet. First and Second,
un6 dam Evansville, Ind.
The Evansville journal., 1867-07-18
CORPORATION NOTICE.

July 18th, 1867.
ORDER FOR PLANK SIDEWALK.
A ND now il is hereby ordered and di-
III rected by the Common Council of the
City of Evansville, that the owners of all
lots or parts OF lots, fronting on or adjoin-
ing the northeast side of Tenth Street. be-
tween Vine and Division Streets, in said
city, eau the sidewalks thereon TO be
brought TO the proper grade, and that they
cause q sidewalk OF ClasS No. 2 to be laid
down the reon within thirty days from the
public alton OF thls order.
\. NJ. MCGRIFF, Clerk.
City Clerks Office, July 18th, 1867.
jy1S DIT CUnion copy
The Evansville journal., 1867-07-18
F. HAMMERSTEIN,

Carriage and Wagon Manufactures.
Corner Main and Fifth Streets,
EVANSVILLE .............. --. INDIANA
YTAS NOW ON HAND A SPLENDID
IL assortment of finely finished carriag.
approved styles, comprising two-seatet
and light R0ckaways, stationary al
Rgng Rnaag tSR b,t iancy ngne , sroIsms LID
gies gotten up extra strong tor country use.
All work manufactured of the best timber
with extra refined iron. No factory wheels
used all are made in the shop, of selected
material, and by the best mechanics. All
work warranted to give entire satisfaction
in every respect. Sales made at Lowest cash
rates Purchasers will find it to their in
terest to give him call before purchasing
elsewhere. Repairing done to order. Or
ders solicited. ap16 d3m
The Evansville journal., 1867-07-18
st. Louis Market.

By Telegraph ST. LOUIS, July IL.
ToBACCo-Continues active and prices
unchanged.
CoTToN-Nothing doing.
HEMP-Choice undressed at 81 65@1 80;
dressed 81 S5@12 80.
FLOUR-BuOyant; double extra at Sl3
new extra at $40 50.
WHEAT--Active and higher; prime new
at 81 20; choice 3 25@2 35.
3 CoRN-Buoyant and higher, ranging at
90dSl %.
OATS-Active and higher, opening at 93@
95c, and closing at 9-@99c.
RYE-Adyanced to 81 10.
PRoyISIoNS-StiH with al upward tend
ency.
MESS PORK-At S23 75.
BULK SHOULDERS-At l0c. .l.-
BACoN-At 1I91I14c; clear sides 14c; sugar
cured hams 20c.
LARD-Nominal at 1lh912c for choice
tierce; l21a@ l3c for keg.
WAIsKY-Nominal at s., free.
The Evansville journal., 1867-07-18
FOR RENT.

nor RENT A large House with elev N
x rooms. in good locality; will make a
first rate Boarding House. Also. a two
story Dwelling, with five rooms, for rent.
Possession of both Immediately.
A. JOHNSON, Real Estate Agent,
july9 If Evansville, Indiana.
The Evansville journal., 1867-07-18
New Orleans Market.

By teiegraph.l NEW ORLEANS, July l6.
CoTToN-Firmer; sales of $50 bales low
mlddling at 2314c; receipts for 2 days 419
bales; exports 300 bales.
SUGAR-Quiet and unchanged.
MoLASSES-Quiet and unchanged.
FLOUR-Qulet; Superfine $40 7591I 90.
ORN-Quiet; yellow 81 2591 30; white
81 37C91 40.
OATS-Firm at S2%c.
PORK-Firm at S24 z5.
BACoN-In good jObbing demand; shoul-
ders to arrive l2c; clear rib l4915c.
GOLD-14
ExCHANGE-New York sight 81 premium.
The Evansville journal., 1867-07-18
Louisville Market.

BY Telegraph. LOUISVILLE, July IL.
ToBACCo-Sales 1893 hhds. Iugs advanced
So l595 25; medium leaf, Sl7; bright leaf $50.
FLoUR-Superf1ne So; choice new sl3.
WHEAT-New 81.
CORN-Shelled 81 delivered.
OATS-Bulk, Sc.
COFFEE-Rio 23@26c.
MESS PORK-S23 co.
LARD-Tierces, 121zc.
BACON Shoulders, 1214c; clear sides, 1870
14s4c all packed.
HAMs-Fancy, 20c; new copper Csc.
Memphis Market.
By Telegraph MEMPHIS, July II.
CoTToN-231zc; receipts, bales; exports,
none.
FLOUR-Superfine, 81 so.
CORN-White, 81 l591 Is.
OATS-90G 92c.
HAY-S24025.
PORK -S35 60.
BACoN-15@l514c for clear sides.
LARD-l49I454c.
The Evansville journal., 1867-07-18
CORPORATION NOTICE.
IrYTv QT-ty 1897

CORPORATION NOTICE.
JULY 8TB, 1867.
ORDER FOR BRICK SIDEWALKS.
a ND now 1t is hereby ordered and direc-
kA ted by the Common Council of the
city of Evansville that the owners of all
lots or parts of lots. fronting OH or adjoin-
ing the nOrthea t side OF Sixth Street. be-
tween Main and Locust Stree S; west side
of Leet street, between Second and Third
Street, to be repaired, in said city, cause
the sidewalks thereon to be brought to
the proper grade, and that they cause a
side walk of class No. to be laid down
thereon within thirty days from the pubIi-
cation of this order.
A. NJ. Meg RIFF, Clerk.
City Clerks Office, July Is. 1867.
jy Is d3t. lUniOn copy.1
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LOST.

= OST-City Order No. 3.2OS for SIS, issued
Ia in favor of James G.. Blythe. A liberal
reward will be paid the finder by leaving
it at the JOURNAL Office. Payment has
been stopped. ljyH3t
The Evansville journal., 1867-07-18
S15O,OOO ANNUALLY!

SI5O,OUO ANNUALLl!
a TRADE WORTH MORE THAN
II one hundred and fifty thousand dol
lars yearly might be done on the following
described property: The subscriber is wish
ing TO sell an undivided part or a divided
part or the whole of his Lots, large enough
for more than twenty buildings, with their
present i provements, in Hazleton, Glib
son County, Indiana. HazletOn is situated
upon the r. & e. Railroad and on the main
trunk of White River, 80 miles from Evans
vile, 10 miles from Princeton, IA miles from
Vincennes. and in the heart of a produc-
tive country, producing a large surplus
every year, say from 100000 to $4,000
worth, and lying more convenient TO the
above point than to any other. The prop
erty described is favOrably situated to be
supplied with a liberal share of the coun-
try produce as it is brought into the place,
situated as IL is on street upon which is
brought into town two thirds of the trade
that comes in at all.
For further particulars please inquire of
j. P. ELLIOTT & CO., on Third Street,
near Locust, in ElIiott's Block, Evansville,
or of the subscriber.
ISAAC STREET.
HaZletOn July L. 1867. jyl8
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-07-13

THE TERRITORY UNITED STATEs.-Ths territory
originally 82O68O square miles By the purchase of
Louisiana that doubled. By the acquisition of
Florida $4,000 square miles added by that of Texas
3180OO of Oregon 308052 and of other Mexican territory
550,455 Russian America upwards OF 4OOO0O
square miles The whole will make the of the United
States territory 100000 square miles, with $4,000 miles of
coast The population of Russian America is $4,000 OF
whom Equmeaux The annual exports are 10000
SEAL 1000 OTTER 10000 beaver $500 land OTTER ox and
marten skins, and 1000 sea-horse teeth.
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-07-13
PoETRY
Written for The Irish Republic
A Song for the Fourth of July.

Written for The Irish Republic.
A Song for the Fourth Of July.
Oh, the Fleur-de-lis is not for me;
Nor yet the Royal banner
Of Hapsburg House " ach NIGHTS cum rous"
May hail and "blzen' fan her.
The Red Cross waves DER knaves and slaves,
So does the Russian leather
By Jakus cripes, the Stars and Stripes
Are worth them all together.
horus,- SO, hip hurroo, we'll stick to you
Sweet Argent, Gules and Azure;
Beneath your sway there's no Rent Day,
Poorhouses, Jails nor Stature.
Across the brine, It's mighty fine,
If you're Duke or Duchess
TITS passing strange how Rank can change
To gold, whate'er it touches.
But if natures plan
Has not the Star and Garter,
He'd better be Chimpanzee,
Or dog unto Tartar.
Chors,-So hip, huroo, etc.
Tho God has set coronet
Of truth beneath your castor
STILL everything, from Cur to King,
Or Kaiser, is your master.
And all their thrones are built of bones
Raised on the peoples ruin;
Whose hearts are feass for all the beasts,
From Leo Jack to Bruin.
Chorus,-So hip, huroo, etc.
Oh sweet July the Fourth, I'm dry,
From singing out your praises;
And sending all, both great and small,
Croom wearers into blazes. ,l...s..
But Pll fill up another cup,
And mount the highest steeple;
Pll clap my wings and damn all Kings,
And crow ." long live the people,"
Chous,-So, hip, hurroo, etc.
Don't waste your prayers on Bulls and Bears,
Nor Rags they call their Banners;
IT'S guns and swords, not idle words,
Alone can mend their manners
YET if ones blood was thick as mud,
The very sight enrages;
When ugly brutes fill keepers boots,
And the People in cages.
Chorus,-So, hip, hurroo, etc.
Now, when we see great Liberty,
With the starry flag above her.
Stretch forth her hand to our poor land,
What can we do but love her?
Yes, countrymen, with sword and pen,
We're ready should she need 'em;
While the Yankee Cock from Plymouth Rock
Crows UNIVERSAL FREEDOM
hors,-So hip, hurroo, we'll stick to you,
Sweet Argent, Gules, and Azure;
Beneath whose sway there's no Rent Day,
Poorhouses, Jails, Saizure. $
Written for the Irish Republic
the Irishmen of America Up up and NAL
You Ready for the Work We've got to do"
you, Irish Americans, our latest hopes are set
u you alone can make our land glorious nation vet
sbrink not from tho trial thou0b staro ,oo - ,4
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1867-07-13

To the Irishmen of America up up and Make
You Ready for the Work We've got to do"
In you Irish Americans, our latest hopes set;
You you alone make land glorious nation vet
OH shrink from the trial. though must be
Woud grudge your toll god your blood for reands
liberty?
Your tortured mothers fearful eyes turn hopefully to you
Up hen and make you for the work we've got to do
Have you memres Of home in the green isle of orr
love,
With friendship crowned and peace content-best blessings
from above p
No memories of parting, and of wringng friendly hands,
AS you went to roam on stranger ways to live in stranger
lands?
Wouldst thou rebuild that ruined home those friends unite
anew?
Up up and make you for the work we've got do
We've been cajoed by promises and falsely sounding words
Such things you KNOWN cheaper far than bayonet ball.
and swords.
The New York herald., 1867-11-20

Abos. sosn yesterday strange sosss occurred ~
0saA Room on Broad ssrssA Sung ~ the side sf NE
vios Prssdsst Mr.. Hoy, was . psssos wearing Usy
saaA Who. u vas vhapsrsd rsund, uas Ne sx-ssosl
snis Jack Mosbv. The breasts a lhs ioysi brsksn
sarnsd with hdignaoa, which burst fssh - The sAsps
q nose. wzssa ~ Mr. }. n Colgssa asd ssns y Kr
HoyA asking him " ne rsbs, ne~sy vss sssss - hs
sidc. asd 90 protesting agAsst hs bong thea. On
receiving the noss aad gaaesng ovsr the ooaeata The
vice President rsAd u alosd and thea sAl1 0eeuemsn,
allow ne 70 ntrsducs V yeu Coloue, Mcshy:" Mosoy
then Arsss and vas rscsivsd whh mlnslsd chee1 snd
hmsee The brokers Of the Nee York Gold
Board we're svidsntiy never noro Gvtde1 than
On tAis occasion. while soms advsaced =
Ne csoay 70 snake him BY the hasa sshsss protested
eeanss the pfccseiing BY Loyalty shnkins nsls hesds
snd 9sss<eua,inx their ndIgnatioo Arid NE din and
oonfussa The following bsSksn sentences uighs have
nssn ssArd:-.No pacs fes asraites' 'Aa nson risss
there ~ anybody else" "Who have rendered them.
ssivea hfsunons ~ thsIr ssbsalious nessr "Ceoss!
Mccoy vss bssvs ssld,er" s.0ooA jstGs u hsrsss
"a bpsisr nan n~vss hve1." "A vogzo was nsveS
hoae" IA Thses dslectabls end eateslnining expres
ecns ~ the dntrsnos % epinIce h wnsch ~ hosby
wae hsd ~ ths bfokse prossss vsvv e11deoly onese
~ ~ wsAy leavine - vssn - ~ - sss>ss'
The New York herald., 1867-11-20
pQARa uf AvpIr.

Ths Bsard ~ Yesterday u noon. present chssnssy
n Depsw In the chair end quorum
patnox McGunis prsssat~d . claim for S1a rs cIfor
labor ank masals fusnhsd for rsrairing and atsrsg
Erssx nAzkss durssg the year ls0l. Decision r.
sersod.
william Hayes put In claim for 2ooo for services
rendered ths Corporation Attorney from the year 1854
10 1eoA rhese services for serving subrnas and
~ order Of the Corperasson Attorney ana
she clnlD umoun1 TO 42000
llr Gsssys sbss tss.he1 that thess ssrvssss hsd
been ren1srsd before be had been appointed a. Corpora
tou Attorney, but he had that Mr. Hayes
salary ha1 already bsen nxed sl3 per wech He had
hsa9 Mr. Hayes say that the salary ne ocevsd was noe
conmsesnrats Witn tns labor be performed Decision
reserved
To Board then sdjcurnsd
The New York herald., 1867-11-20

Protest frsm JustIcc C0nnoily.
The Beard mss - three o'clock yesterday afternoon
Supervisor BisAklsy In the chair.
Mr. BLUNT moved thai shs Board proceed 70 sanvas
the votes for SupsrvsorA stf
Mr. TwxxD said hs hoped not; hs desired that tho
wosld IN uat the opnisn q the Cor poss-
lion Counsel cosld BE- obtained the aw applying
ballots for supervisors having than Tor
the oce npon them He had undersood thai the ngurss
o he remaining Of the would not be ready
until Thursday and he therefore moved that the whole
lie until thnt and BE- made the special
order for the considcraaioa Of The Board. Carried
Judgo Michael Connolly then presented protest
against the Board tho votes f the 0nce OF
Sheriff 10 the Fourth, Seventh, Seventeenth. Egnteenth
and Twenty FIRST wards. the gronnd that argp
bcr Of illegal votes for sheriff In each recton
district Of the6s wards BY persons who were non-
residents Of this Stale and noD-resdcn;s Of the county
Of New York, and whe had been specially organized
and imported from other counties from this and
adjoining States foe tho late election for the
7ucpose Of rsgssssing and voting In every cleo
tion district Of the before named wards, and
that these nan, commonly known repeaiers," did
and also that shega votes 10 he above
wards BY psnpns Who were mot citizens Of the United
States bui rssissssd and voted upon aaiura
raon papers obtained By fraud and Dsjury: I'll thS In
the interest," Of James OBsn, one Of biz compssisoTs.
Ordered On nla
The Boasa thea adjesnsd V ss-uorsw.
The New York herald., 1867-11-20

srics Atonsy sssrsss Of ecndsusssios were aksa ~
default before Judge Blasehford. no plrsy appearing =
defend Five barrels Of distilled spirits found = No.
2S Pearl street, three barrels Of ~ z33 Mulberry
street; thirteen barrels fam ~ pier "a North rver
Ten barrels OF same At 229 West sresi: twentyhrss
bsrrels OF same at 5Il West fhrtynfh street, and .
quantity Of sams at East Fort.cth street,
Charge Of Illicit Dissiiiatisn.
Umyed States ~ One Sill found a. l22 Citation Place
The government In the prosecuson Of this sliege
through their Witnesses that they founa still n work
under grocery store l22 Clinton place. and they seek
condemn the ground that u unlicensed aud
carried according 10 the pTOvsi0ns Of the Internal
Revenue act Tne having been opened TO the jury
and no witness exam ned, the further hearing i'd
iolTpld 70 this moTnipg
The New York herald., 1867-11-20

gco1 bsougsng % them sud Dstsctivs fSomann d
y ss.rcn q she temaladsr q ~ stolen goods Jsses
examination. -,
ALLIED FRAUD-S40oCos ysvoIvEn shortly before
the eiosing Of the yssisrday afternoon, 0eeE
Robinson. Of the Broadway squad brouahs before jus
tcs Hogan young man named Bolls c Lincoln, of
Phiisdelphia % the complaint OF Bsnthal ssofsr.
2. Cresnsswns Psnns, ivaniA Ths latter alleges
Of false and fraud lent representations deeds
representing real estate 70 tue amount Of
Mr.. staps did aot ANXIOUS TO press compaia
provided thaL by not doing 60 he could obtain
klon o. bis valuable Documents, and Mr. Lincoln ex-
pressed ~illtn ness 10 return the papers to ths eg
mate owner. Tho magistrate however thought best 10
defer the matter till to-day and IN the Ln
natioA tM
ADxrrsD His GUHL-0n she sih OF tho present
month, Thomas 4 Davis, Of sl2 East Fourteenth street.
misssd from hs wifs's wardrobe : brown silk dress
worth sixtyAvs dollars and from another part Of bis
residence two dollar and half piece, the currency
valas q - TO- For SONS days be could not get on the
track Of the thie; bui Nouday he found 70
suspect the missing properly had been taken BY young
man named Thomas aicN1, who. being arrested ana
arraignsd before Justice Mansfield Yesterday morning.
sstung magisrass the Third Distr Ct Police Court.
acknowledged having stoen the drosl which he added
he ha1 sold 70 sos person unknown In Fulton street.
the river but thA tbst Of the quarter eagle he In
dguansly denied. Mr. McNih was In defaalt Of $500
ball. committed for trial at the General sessions for
grand arceny
AxzzorS BrsoLAns connsrxn John Foster, Of
Ne IA Madison avenue, appeared before Justice
Lsdwith = the jefferson Market Police Court yesterday,
and charged George styles alias George hsary Con.
sales, James Foster alias hcClusksy, and Frank
Farrell alias Burna with having on The night Of
the 10Th Of November burgiariously entered the
dwelling house No. IA Madison avenue ana stolen
thsrsfrom property amounting IN value 10 $500 the
accused evadst the pouce until last Sunday, whom de-
tectivos Mciowau and Meyer succeeded IN aSTostsng
them. Al the time Of their arrest styles wore hat
which complainant Identified - h.s, and which, II 10
said, was missed from the premises the night OF the
ALLEGED burglary Several other articles also found
IN possession Of she accused which identified On
the person of FARRELL was found watch and craan,
does not cain q his. The prisoners all whom arraigned
before ns Honor pleaded nos guilty TO the charge Of
burglary, but wore committed for trial Without ball
The New York herald., 1867-11-20

The Butchers and tho Board or Hsalth-TAe
Beard Restraised fro@ Farther Isser-
ference wiki slaughter Hesses-lmpsrssns
Dccision.
Before Judges Leonard Cssrks ana wsnss
isGssas SAsssev ~ Tia kstr Posfas B ard " Hssla-
rhs case sas argued bsfors mis- court in June lA ana
the acuoa cams up u thas uns motion for per.
psssal njunooa against defendant snoIniAs u from
ontorcng cstAa ordinances In efsreacs removal
Of the painuns ssushter house bsyoad certain limits
Of tho city. The yesterday rendered ths fooving
opinion and declsion upon the nolon:- AW0
On ths io,h Of May, 1851 The dsisnsaas = meeting
o the Board entered upon lie records that ths psess
OF lhe plAnsn snd The buSneks pursuit shsssin
duesea In snsr opiscn and fact II csndt tion
dangerous to ias aud health and pusic nuisance.
nal mails on tho sS1 - pssnass = sssssx and s,ssos s
l tinsed, thoroughly oleAnssd aed al nth rsmoved
a :s 'i :, = = " : e:
fones, hat lie sxseatlon b AGA cemmsoosd snsii
,he further order of The Bead rhs ordsr wAs naos
The iHw. however authorizes rsconsldssal,ca ef ins
subject hs application, wisEin days aftsr ths
pssssd another ordsAncs declaring thAi sns slAughsr
eg a anmals sheuid nos BE- permitted coud sosed
T .Ss Ys,. ,ss sos,s = 'ss' s ssy es i ss s ::
plsos north Of Ma. street. nor IN the OILY q Brsxys
vmDoss . special wr,usa psrmis fron The Board q
the slauehtsrng q samals end the order cosdsnnine
tns premises y ths plainsa . Huisance. kc.. sF0
vsss he Sssssss q ssssns.rssS. hsrsscfsss ssr.
rsd o snsss y sns psa,snn, iro. osias s:ssisssd
misss we'll severed and ths business Il slsaoh1se-
ing conducted thers By tho paintd With he gress-
eel and oloanunees that czpahie Of Ana shAs
10 not In hb CO. Va fsch nuisancs; and ncariy all
o the nsighbos - NE plAstin fos eopssdsrable
,ascs have usHs6 IN dscssiss. u wrissns sSss ia
premises net eGsasivs. snneysg prsjuaic1al
hrsLh, aud ~ rsQuesung ths Board ef Heahh nes ~
interfere with ~ plaipiin IN the prosecstson m
| bosinsss Toe ev,denee also nbundsnuy psoves a.
tact ne slnugbsssS u snimais bs regaels1
cad eonductd - nee v ~ iu any . nuisance q
pseadclal ahe pubic hsaIth; bss that 10 adiv1un
casea u cftsn sosh nesnncs and dsssssr,oaG ! au
incIiaed " hcA npon the eogls snas the dsfendAn.l
should be rtraiosd frem eBforepx their authonsv
The New York herald., 1867-11-20
TAI COLLECTED on DsIflnB sPIRrA
faS 1866 % Ut 80 lHo0. Mag, 1861, 70 OF 90 1876,
...e2574 8lS 90


The difference IA the amount OF tax collected IRON
May OctoDT 1867, snd thai during
months q the year 1906, viii What The govern.
lecnon Of the tax out Of the the hands OF tho cen
In which Congress placed N aud putting u under
experiment nas bees triei, ~ great cost 10 the
enu-, and 70 the annoy ance-almost to tho runof
the whiskey trade. se de. should be sstislsd
% place tne eoscon o tho ax IN the hands or thoss
The foregoing figures show falling on IN tax Of mn
ward Of one and halt million donars during the
rgns Of the kevenae Board IN 1857, mpared with
the correspond NJ peiod 1865 there is no fsa-
son Wy ~ much and more tax should
Der Of new and large diail,erss nave been
erected and operated Sncs then. Il cannot 10
urged thai the dlsiiiieries hare MOI baen Running
mot more, tnan IN tue year ls6a Take fsr instascs
Tracy own drtr c. uns rhircl and We have S2S3 o6e
cslscssd las. year .s against ass collected during
the pcroc under the supervision OF the
Metropolitan BoArd OF which Is q prominent member
Anthsr Sinking fac, corrobosaive " the foregoing
has sesns on sky % ssvsniy.dvs cents psr
gallon cneeper than IL was last yeara conclusive evt
dence snst .hs narks, has been depressed by large
Deputy Commissioner Parncll y stun IN washsnetons
and viii not return until IhurSday. Thero wse no
nsesng o me board yesterday. and VII b none until
n was said last evening thss cpsisescr Bailey hsd
placed snder sssxore disthisvy IN Frsnkin avenue
Ro0klyns and 70 alleged thai the OF seizure is
camphcaty IN certain alleged frauds charged against
MessrA Cuthbc-s cunningban, whose cssaslishmeos
hss bess under seizure for sor,s tina The oase vhI
undergo immediate invcstigation
knmor had yesterday thai iadividual calling hfn-
seli So.cnsi Marin wsA " oompany whh CapsAa.
Ifav< vsittg various diseriss bvth this city aud
Brooxiyn. ce ming 70 have special powers from WASH
inxtou 70 mako invesigAiioas mo Of
A. meg have made ssizurcs demanded sxhibu of
books nor done anything pertaining 70 the dutiss of
SPECIAL tnspectors, IL ID dif1ouh 10 imagine what
"spcclty' they are possssssd Of that renders their
wesoncs nere necs sssry u 3 also sad thai Coousl
Martin PROCESSES TO bs snnireiy independent of tie
Metropolitan Board ana y bold . ce.nmlsson dirsca
from Prssidsns JohnssaL