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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-11-30
FURNISHING GOODS,
United States Life Ins. Co.,
Established in lS50,)

Established IN 1901
40 WALL STREET, NEW YORK.
BRANCH OFFICE-NO. WEST THIRD ST.,
CINCINNATI.
CASH ASSETS EXCEED 81, 100000.
Dividends as large as those of any other
Life Insurance Company.
Security TO POLicy-H0IdeTS Exceed that Of
any other Company.
You can loan the accumulation from the
Company at any time. Kor an Agency
Apply to ]. B. SIpDALL,
General Agent for Ohio and Indiana.
No. 8 W. Third ST., Cincinnati, Ohio.
An Agent wanted in this county. Iocl7
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-08-09
Non Resident Taxes,


A. thc to~a ~ STONEUAr. i. o. Courfv e.
ottrd g. ~ s-.r i>6s.
fINuE for--t-E F-t 81 tass. 90 49, ssnt- 81
II 49, $3.50 'rrf ournrFs o. tkr tu-a - -ia--s
hsra. &C. ~ srar i~fe. 81 n ~ carursli.sI q.
n infsrs uarirfinr. C...frtar of Saa ta~u. rr
ths ssroai tst ot lurr. i-ts. has tr-a f~tusur.l
~ 49, fl 90 reuaarnln- uur,srd 60 80 thtf-
taeafh dsf rf AL. i~ss. hf b. cstt.es.s- II
fhnf tafr. arsi nae rrrrnfs unrsrf. arf unflrs b.
hsrrls r.seu ~ if en- rsr1 taxrs aei frtcrrsf
aai rhsfrrs g. rrf rnfl fafa th. urasufr ri o.
sstf toss urhHa Frrhfrfr usoafhs Hoaa he tatr
rf th- r,-nar.fH.rrf rf esfi hsI.s ulurh oi ths
zeal ssrnfr taxed ss lI hr srf.rreuf fo raf 49,
araruaf tsr ihrIra.r. lrr hsf.r- rnfrfrsi and
tsrrrs. ~tH sffhnnf frr.h BE- nHaror o. $50 af
rttilr aa.rfHsa. sf trr st..r ei Nrrearr Ersus III
saad f1un. 90 rhr fr,,rfh tss I'll us-r.ui-r. t-s7
nf frn r'r.r-t r- che t-rrr.a.r
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-08-09
Sale OF Public Lands.

NtNauh, larr I. ~
GEAlEu Fral-.sah 49, b. rrrsirri a. the
- laa. fh-r lr HanEaf sa h. Sc .nr af
Nrrrrrl.-r eat. ar % .raark nr-ar. c. ca rrr
rhasr oi far tsI.st-r fasash - trarls at 80
.i-F.-r tr ttr t'r.u.sn-f - h.- r1l go 49, So
lnrrras sfI aHar su-u uaf irss ftsa ft~
r.-ia-a gore aNrt la thr srh-'a.r. trrus "a
rfsHr- 49, o. TOO cssh. cd nai-s o., tiar
ID rIasI ars-Hr...s .n rar. fer. a.l ftre~ frsfs
f .an . e. .I frrrh.rr. .rh anrraI irfrrvsI
T.-r.a.p -. =. re. " " r.rt-o.agsis c.ea.
ft n orrfs rrr srrr.
q ,a.t.g y. t.E8. SEKF. Sa--r.-t oau..
fr. 90 cr-fs 90 nrrr.
rs-a..,r ~. Ka.NBKr. Se-,r.-, so-a.
ft 80 rrr.s &C. rrr.
Ts-s-l.e Ne's. KI7.w 500 80 so-a-
81. - rr-fs go arrr
Ta-s.s.p - ~. O. %. ~ 4 =. Aroa.t-as
r.es1-s. - r~rfs 100 s~r~
Is-asa.a 81. o.. b. 90. "a o. 4 - Ara-st1ak
r.r.-Is. - rra.s Do ere
is.s.fcr f-rr1a.rs 60 rafisrs asai-r SPA rifh-s
ta- rsa. Al. t r~sr-ffr Is fhs f-lrc aasrr srrar.-
far te .rral- naa.r.s ttrrrlr.
ISAAC q. CLARK.
iaai As-ut-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-08-09

CoEN AID Hay Covr,rrr, -Cosr 90
IsyiNo. More is cct out of en- acre e
Indian corn for ihc food oi stock than can
BE- obtained in any o,hcr vav 4 COM
parison WITH hay Mr W thou-ht o. l.e
very much 90 thc disadvants-r n tbc latter
ard be- considers &C. The uios' expensive fooI
BE- raises. though BE- says that 18th the
modern Improvement in moainr ard stow
ing away BY ma-hsncry. BE- can make hay
az cost Of not over a dollar ton tor the
labor required. IL can Obtain from land
which wcuil average q ton ari a hall IN
avera-e o. fhe sane weight q corn FODDER.
With SIXTY bsshc's ~ 'ie gain into fhc
barsair-anI De- ihiaks corn fodder. veil
cared. worth a. ra-h. weight f1r weight.
a. che tay b. ior Gle stock. o. therefore
uses most Of BE grass lard f1f parurarc.
cuts only ta,r'y OF i'rty sores ~ hsy. ani
depends on cora fodder. straw ard grain
f.r other feeding materials in virte-.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-08-09

Anthe arts sd scfcnces pertaining 90 liz 81,
clo--iy TAXED iogether, ant ars inttmately ccn-
necied ~ith Az scuiture--Ae
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-08-09

j. j. Mech. tbe eel knosu ErrE.b
farmer. BE- stfoneiy in favor of th,r ssu.rr.
he has raiscd fac crops Of ~heat -fh ou,
pecE 81 seed Cd The acre. Tins makes tbe
erain 9 IL inches BY in,bcs spsri.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-23
CANADA

MAYORS RLECTED-A MURDER TRIAL
Br TELEGRAPH 10 TRIBUNE
TonONro. C. w, Jan. 22.--Mayors for the Cana
dian cities for the ensuing year elected last even
ing rs follows: For Toronto, James T. Smith for OF
taga Robert lyon: for Kingston. John Breden; for
Hamilton, u. T. Charlton; for London, Noah smith. -
The Court of Queens Bench opened 40 Aylmer Z. ~,
Yesterday The ease OF the Rev Mr. Barber the English
Church clergyman for the murder Of his sister IN April
last. considerable excitement IN that neShDVr
hood Te snow som has ceased and tho trains Of the
Grcat-Wcstem Raway are all running on time to-day
LETTER IRON THE PorE-RAuROAD RECEIPTS.
MONTREAL, Jan. 22.-The Roman Catholic Archbishop
OF Quebec has received letter from the Pope dated Dec
o. thinking him for having supernonded the pubca-
ton Of French edition of the Now Testament with notes.
which his Holiness thinks will be andote TO the pre-
WON. circulated IN other editions Of the Scripture
The Government organs hero say that pr Cats ms
sion to England with the Ministerial delegation ha9
rights Of the Protestant minority OF LOVE,
Canada, had been previously stated, ana
that ne went merely az flnaneer IN connection
with this Il Is noted that me scheme agreed upon
by The Conference published IN London newspaper
0n'h The guarantees on the subject OF Education en-
bodied 10 tho "a ebeo seheme TINS edcaonal 9sest4n IS
looked Lower Canada as TIC most important feature
Of the Confederation project aud indcaLg 1tS
modo Ia which IL i to Do disposed OF " discussed WIN
much interest. Tie 1HcTs, which speaks me views OK
the Government announces N t II tho C9Ifedeaon ol
submitted ~ the mprra Parliament undCrgOes any I'M
porant alterations tho Canadian Legislature VIII De con
Voked ia April OF May 70 consider tho changes Which may
Tho total receipts OF the Grand Trunk Railway IN 1860
were Increase OF S5jO5 over 1863 T1ose OF
the Great Western s3zGil04-an Increase OF :645
Those Of the Northern Sl252-an Increase OF say3}6
The receipts o. all inc 1a'Ssh tWSys e sIo os ga
there returns. including he above were slOsC,'S'
an OF Sl7J52j. Number OF miles IN opetauon
2l0i From two railway which have toeoIAer ienS'h
OF tBEG MARINE STATISTICS
QUEBEC jar. 22.-Last year 1900 vessels tunnage eio
vessel. sailed urdcr tAe British nag ono thousand four
hundred ard ten yce unraeo 5000 ieit this port war
vessels MOI included H9po.' t1Gc1 az s'''OO''OT Ca
ports, sj,l.'.-Ja duilo1 cc4iccltht sts1VVJ'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-23
THE PICIFIC COAST

~ rFtrsu,rF rHiuvsE
san FrANcr,co. Jan. 2i.--The ship Isaac Jcanes
cleared % day Ncw-York with fu cargo OF wheat
The Forget Not also loaded with wheat cleared tnt
Cork The brig Virginia arrived yesterday nom lao de
Juern. ana brings bOpep pounds of coffee.
The dcmaud for dutic, for the past week amount "a
$4,000 The total since Jan. amounts 70 $4,000
Tuur-ho iuclcmsuey of tho weather restricts business
beyond the usual Iobbing trade nothing Is doing ENirt
cold f,r So Is y HID; huIcrluc s. TO- wheat VI iOGsl so
hid the latter figures Tor choice milling. About SUI
oI Flour are already engaged for shipment East by the
next Panama steamer.
Mining stocAs are quoted a' follows Yellow Jack't
sLeio: Grown Point. $50; Choar S2j; Imperial va
Legal Tenders are selling 80 80!
IEuOIs IoH AEILOSA -tChNLRclN q,
g,y Francisco, Jan. gl.-(;cu. Mcdowell l14 ordered
Companies aud 18th United states cavalry ana C9u
pauics and OF the 18th United states Infantry, under
command Of Col Gregg 30 proceed 10y the next st.n
ia Drum IHrrackA from WhcuC0 they VIII inhICh 10 tc
District OF Prescott I'm Arizona Of which Col OeSS Wil
assume command.
Tho sIlp Commodore, from New York arrived to-day.
The ships Cehm the 2Gth and Mount hhu'tJh 6Lol OK
December sailed from Honolulu for New BEDFORD
Flour ~ quoted follows; Extra So. and oupeilne
S. 80. Wheat, Prime shipping 81 - Nr Duth Mining
stocks are quoted us follows: savage, sl,eiOt 1choW
Jacket $40 Crown Point. 81 go Choar. So! lmurru,
$3.50 Bclchcr, $50; ophir, sl5L Legal tenders He
4plIe A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-23
SITE or TRADE

nj 4. +. .
rsr a. sroE E. ir"; y ..i EiP P,.; 4, 81 9 525
~ oErJ 80 ~ C Si, ,.'g 1I a 5s sl me- M fort
=. e99bRa Lit"nto!3!c Clover Seed {" ~ S@SS o.
lSun e q y aa md qpi ss d.. w NT,; q. 2n
:: u s 81 10 p So@ 1 So ' p,f i og I'd da
s1 g. I've I'D o i 5 c,sS H Ss o..; IG5 1900 dressed Ess
HcS shn@r'. 1'Q9 lb1 toar ,o,.. brand, -. IN Al,
en- 400 Jan R-F'u ti am oo''e ,r pls ia. ~
demand Low f. ere ce9{ a. & II ~ 90 G So Corn
dali Mess rorl be- owss sale, a. 90 3o@ 3lg Lave h9g, rs
s ''s S 5 it Flour 20 900 BUSH Wheat 1900 Corn
I3oS 9 3co 0a Me-. ,o , J c 900 Hogs 0'
SW,,s,u Ca Jan. p Cotton dun aud uominl Liverpool
", wlSSa1ot e. jan -6oi.ea dull az! @r Mddqg
Crude Iurprale r Virginia Rosu, dull $685. Tar 81 D.
NoatS JAY 2lcoon,, today 200 bales Market closed
ArsGsrt O. Jan 2IZCoon sale. OF 5o bales Mdilns
qe'S ~ J,A' l n & a. 80 sOosIo 2& whe,, dull
wy %p t hG Gp's e., ' Po S ~ KEY s a' f s
AZ Bulk Ass hold 4ny. Lard quiet al l2ic Gold 49, Aoncy
Fros Jan 2!Con declined &C. sales or $40 Islea MD
s s e :o1' s. 13 ESt c sA 0.I,
Ca. M " i 3d. w5 Rn a. si Cotton & 1si %
hins lp i ,} 80 I'm Shoulders giS; Clear SIDE, ilc
BUgp,o Jan Northumberland moderate. and market steady
Sc s % and and q i M 9a Red Winter at $oS Gas:s
ST., az, g. "5 S S S 1888 SE3s c. Ss5p S
6og e. g. ,Ta Csn'a' Ts'G %SsT F1 o. yS Sr'
5la5ss Bmey good demand AMI Be- teer e, Of 1900 tgsn
heavy Mess PORK It $50 Boa 2 and Light DO at 40
go Smoked quiet; sales az ltlc LAID steady sales el 'c
Dressed Ho moderate demand sales al t8Gbs5O NhiskyAar
ke lun sales Ht ~ 3D.
Jp 2ahere being shipping f,ete' Gle marA are
and Grain unchanged Proyslhs 70
In better hQur BIT a., bgnea, h. small iork unclngc bu
Meatssles Pkld Hams A. loic Bsconsales OF Clear SUES ~
lc Land Gnsri )c foF C0rn Ktg ogshgher sales
al &c &c Whisky unsettled; only sale reported ~ TO- 81,
Osw9cO jan 2Four unchanged and demand moderate sues OF
al u f'r No Spring @l3 7SgSt i'r Rcd WINTER - 81
Whit, and f5 Double Rata Rive Flour uhrhhuA ~ a.
Wheat outlet and asles; Cloce White Canada IL quoted ~ "
Corn Quiet AZ ~ u for No. l. Oats zoe for Choice Wte
rive and Peas inactive Shorts hlGDf2 blipstun' 80
Minc a3lrB3j per Railroad FTeshti-Four 70 Do''D %
N hrA.A [ Alhanv 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-23
The FEYIASS.
THE TORONTO TWMs-THREE PRISONERS CONVICTED
AND TWO DISCHARGED.

THE TORONTO TruNS-THREE PRISONERS CCAFiOIED
AND TWO DISCHARGED.
81 TELEGRAPH 70
TORONTO. Canada West, Jan. 22.-Ihomas Carney
tried to-day by jury OF half aliens. The prisoner
captured after the fight Of Fort Erie. He had Ife'
which be said be had picked up ont Of curiosity. Inc
prisoners counsel argued that was case FOR jury
but his Iordsip thought otherwise After fifteen min
ucs' dchberatOn the jury brought q verdict az guilty.
His LOrdshp asked the prisoner ii he had aDythLg 10
say. The prisoner answered pertly: Hes have; Ils
man that sWOrc against me LcVer ne In his ne.
Tie prisoner sentenced to be hanged on the 18th day
Geo r. Mathews wasnex tried by Jury Of half aliens
He was arrested az TLOrOd n September last and is said
90 have been drilling Feniaus, aud that he came from
Buffalo 10 Canada as a spy For the defense IL shown
that the prisoner resided IN PccrsborO Va a. the time
OF his alleged acts IN Canada The counsel fOrthe Crown
said II was evidently a Of mistaken identity and ne
would not press the prosecution The Judge charged mat
i was not safe 10 convict and the jury, without leaving
the box, found verdict Of not guilty, ana the prisoner
was discharged. ~ .
Michael Pur when placed on trial withdraw his
former plea Of not glty. and pleaded guilty lie was
sentenced to be hanged on the 9Th 81 March.
owen Kennedy was next placed In the dock ana
pleaded not guilty The jury after hearing the evidence
brought I'm verdict Of guilty with recommendation TO
mercy Sentence was deferred.
James McDOuOugh was next placed on trial lie
claimed to DO American citizen ald mixed jury was
allowed him The evidence showed that the prisoner was
M the Fculau camp at Fort Erie but uIarmcd The
counsel called witnesses FOR the defense but addressed
the jury az length, COntendng that me prisoner was
merely spectator Several GfdaVi9 as 20 Ills character
received, after which the jury retired and IN 20
was accordingly discharged and the Court adjourned
until Monday next.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-23
DIED

BiLRsTBR-At unsi, T. on rsssi. Jan IS o. congestion Of
her MARI wife Of Robsrt BAsster
and daughter Of Amos Holmes OF Uusdna
soRpgsAt Fall River Mas Tuesisy Jan q, Mrs susann,
harden he mother OF William Borden Of this city, In ths list Of
DowRoN-on PRS. day morning 2Oh inst enry Dowron tbs
10Th year Of his ago
Hs relative, and friend, invited 20 attend his funeral ri, res.
doncs Bay Side Flushing L. Fourth dag 2 ns al " o'clock
Carriages viii be In ATTENDANCE, al Flushing to meet tho $3.50
train from Hunters Point.
BnOWNht Panaed NJ j. on Banriag lust Rinuri Brown,
10 the 63th year Of his
The re and fends Of family invited 10 attend bis nsra
from h late reaene Thursday eih Inst At 10y O'clock Gar
VIII be waiting the arrival OF the o'clock train from new
York via Central Rallrsid foot of iiheryst
CLPrAt Pentview H. Thursday the 10th Inst sler 1Scr
lug Illness Mrs Mary W. Cha wife o. Samuel H. Cha and elest
daughter Of thsc Grove Cou Of this e In tho 66h year Oh
hsrsg :.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-23
FIRES.
MOBILE AND NEw-ORLEANs.

MOBILE AND NEW -olLEANNt
10
MOBILE, Jan. GA destructive fire occurred on
Dnuphinst last night, by which four houses were de-
gtrOycd. Loss about $4,000. partially Insured TAee
flrcmcn were injured, but none fatally -.
NEw-O ORLEANS, Jan. 22.-Three frame buildings
were burned I'm the Fourth District involving loss Or
$4,000; mostly covered by insurance.
LARGE FIRE Al NICksBURG'
VICRsDURG, Miss Jan 22.-AnOther disastrous con
migration broke at o'clock this afternoon In waiter
meyers confectionery Chinast and communicated
rapidly to the adjoining buildings ON Washington ana
MIlberrysts. Five brick stores were burned III Boden
helm Co dry goods +. V. Porter CO.. dry goods ana
plantation supplies, and Miss Mary Martin, millinery On
Jhna-st six frame dwellings were burned occupied ny
A. Wattermeyer, confectionary WIN. kee9ah .o,'
timers; stonewal Exchange and boarding homse; MRS
WHghts boarding house. Two dwellings on MulDefiJ ST
were also destroyed Total loss. S50000 insured Tor
about one-fifth that amount. The Washington hotel
very narrowly escaped. The origin or the IRE was Nv
doubt incendiry an attempt was nhuo 70 Ho 'on'o
dwellings on Crawford-st. about daylight
FIRE IN EAST NiNEILEHIIi-sI. i,
At 10 o'clock last evening fire was discovery, ~
the basement closet OF the dwelling NO 10 East NiIo
feminist, occupied by a, NJ. Agnow ~ was soon o.
tingushed before reaching the second iloor. lo a.,
furniture and dwelling about $500 tuiy INSURER, rs
owned 10y GuStayus IIaye. OWING 70 TUG tOV .a 20
house hired ready furnished 1t was found mpoSoo no
procure list OF the assurances The fIe was eaSV" ny
IVY YDreriiet Gqmy3g.2R v. ~ A9' yfF' N'';>e@
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-23

ISOLATION 1t changes ts TO the NcvYork Produce
Exchange
Aac for the benefit Of the holders Of the mortgages Of
the PIattsbug and Montreal Railroad IL provides that
veneighs N amount, Of the bond holder Of the Plas
buls ana Montreal Railroad who shall acquire the title
% sald railrOad, may form Themselves into corporation
under the general laws OF tho State for the purpose Of
operating said road
a" ae authorizing the Cancellation Of inouuiacuing'
mining ana Crcmca companies.
The bin providing for The erection or normal sen 200 III
Pusd1rn s. Lawrence C0uUtvWgs ordered 20 rd lfd'
jr Also bin constituting eleven directors o The German
Swings Bank Of brooklyn quorum Of uc board Gi-'
bin To make applicable 90 all lake ports the present laws
relative g. wrecks.
THO Buffalo Police bill was considered IN Committee on
the Whole and progress reported An amendment h"Ntu
hy I'm BENNETT lcp, LI), lXils the pay Of the cap
taius at $1,000, was adopted.
Adjourned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-23
mn S4NDBIcH ISLANDS

Br ra-g'tsAgH TRIBUNE
san iFANCisUO Jan. 22-BY tho bark Formica
advice. to Jan shave been received from the Sandwich
I.1rd. Tho -o Golden Fleece and Bcronice, from TN,
port had orr ,cd et Honolulu There were number oi
Chinese merchants at Honolulu, who expected 10 take
massage by the steamer Colorado for China Ihey VIII
b. d4aunantcd o3 the steamer does not touch no that
mort mia triD Tho schooner Mockcil has been wrecked
ON The Southern shore OF Npao Tho report OF The mas
sarrr ~ Haysians by Gle King OF Pitts Island u con-
ffrrYsH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-23


On ~ Fspsss Msa' snss o. '''''
Church Brooklyn Flights Thqrsi'y afternoon s''h ise
Dg yOEou Monday evening Jan g. Jessie The youngest daughter
lloTa = and Lacy De Voc IN The % rear ofher age
services slout ie uoee today as ednesyl at oeod m,
o. no 80 We't hrteeest Her remains viii DO taken to 81 Johns
cemetery lonAeIsi on Thursday morning
DuFPY-ssddsrlyn hi, residence no 50 East Tverteh, i'
lis ss f and sssote. Of r. Sss York soet Exchange So
5esPg li,1i H. st'fns '9s eg On llqa-i non ,s.
hh and STA where requiem mass 'b Le offered up 'f we
GAFFEBYAt Slot Haven on Tue.a. POI inst Mary Eiabss,
youle dsgeis Of Richard aud Martha G'aaey aged yea'"
T s; az" s s3 9 ts %y q sss s g ...''
BEEpBRsoSIa Booklr MONDAY JAN n, Matthew Henderson,. 10
5e I ADD sr. ofe emily are respectfully invited ,t,..s
the funeral On wednesday aeOou O'Clock from his late
gyoyIn Bloomfield n j. on Monday Jan a. Group sarsA
Algeria daagrO Charles a1d Sarah Fake Ea01 aged years.
MARsHALIon u.ay morning J.u p John eossl.sS9 Ioansss
Aieas Robertson onehandredsudsh between seood aaa
TLrsye, at O'Clock D.
MEAD-In this ely Moaiay jan q 1881 sa''an' '''' {" W.
from lss ate rs.lenee no 81 MSd.'on''' M" '0'''''
No9EA soada, Ulster CO; m w., ~ q ,i E6a '' " W.T.
lis Inferred NOutrsPose Cemetery Ro'i0'' oO hoa'f'
cEon Mord.y ii,t Mary Mack daughter Of the N M'sSs
IL t 5 R%. al 6a ii cba1Gs West
wednesday 20 inst. 2 ciocs without farther nS~
RAvFNOf consumption Clcos. " J. On Tuesi'T lsa ior
Charlotte OaRead vito Of J0i p C. Has en- bte o. broosya
n.
EKER-In Brooklyn Tuesday Jan sa Abraham T Rks' 10 s
sd OF bis -.
Tie relatives aud the family respectfully Invited ~ ens
biz muers Ihursag afternoon Jan p az y 0e0cA %. s's
residence No. "a Csnleuyst BTookB The temahs n' % ~ss
70 Pessaic n j., ior aerneai on Friday morning
SEDGWCR-OB SUNDAY evening" Jan 90 a StockDise Ms ou&A
Livingston, daughter Of mathew Ridley ceceasel Ntos "
Theodore sedgaick o. this
O'Clock m.
sTRGEOn Tuesday morning Lydia Lord rct Of bbsnsier saTgs,
10 the list o. her age - f..s
the family respectfully invited 10 attend the fnerd
services residence Daniel T. Srges Bg,J sIth.
between Avenues and r. urgate Thuay afternoon ttsa
o'clock VII be taken % Bridgeport CoIo
WILLAH5ON-At Newark y ~ Tuesihy Jan q, M NAT
williamson gf Brooklyn ]. l., eyed 80 year. q
Funeral Ni take place THURSDAY 3oeloct from ne rs<r
her sister, Mrs (opeT1n No yi Papesl Nera " =
Fs Of the fny are invite attend without further uots
WOOD-At Northampton as sunday Jan 90 William WOOL IT,.
sesond ,ou @. william Wood Of NesY0rk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-23
MEXICO.

PROSPECTS or LIBERAL OCCUPATION OF THE
CAPITAL.
BIT TELEGRAPH TRIBUNE
WASHINGTON, Jan 22.-Mexican edyices received
borc report Juaroz in possession Of Maamoro Monterey
Chihuahua, Saro, Sau Luis PotOsi, Aguas Calientes,
Guadaaara and the creator portion OF the roads eadng
10 the capital that In the event Of successful rght
with the Imperasts. who had gone out TO meet them,
they Uhe Liberals would occupy tho capital
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-23
THE STATE LEGISLATURE.
SENATE Jan. ..

FENAI "''-''
BILLS FAvoRABLY REPORTED. -
Tho hill Ia amend the charter Of the Troy Annual
conference OF the Methodist Episcopal Chufch was
ored fayorably: also the bill amending the charter OF
ibe yassar Female College.
~ BILLS NOTICED. .
TO continue the appropriation Tor Tue Improvement VI
the Hudson River. Ii appropriates 100000
BILLS INTRODUCED.
To incorporate the Underwriters Gulid, ov.t., A.
10 smeud the charter OF the New YORK Sgnsnsss% 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-23
TIE INDTiN VAR

prrREpArfoNs NEAR FORT LARAMIE.
.r rst2lRAPH TRIBUNE
FoEI LARAMIE, Jan. 2}-Tha Indians have sur
rounded "a mon spring Creek about II miles from Mud
Creek They raa of Code &IDonaldsOn's herd OF cattle
op the c0fh inst They doubtless the same Indians
3ho drove OF the Government herd at Fort Laramie
,, moi boon n4trmuted Unless this thieying "a soon
t,nueI an he stOcE i'm tho country viii be run off
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A[ARRIED.

nURK-rn PHILADELPHIA TuessY Jan AZ ne resien
nrent, nv The REV John Chamber j. Wesley Horra
Sftbi. cItv 70 ia K daughter Of James Burk, esq.
PHILADELPHIA papeg please copy -.
wopp uoNI-On Monday jan a. al the residence OF The
,t ibo, 5S de Rev O. W. Morrill, Laurence Wouall 10 GeOrg
A daughter Of Andrew Mount, esq, both OF uls CITY
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Mourning Goods.

ACARD-w rACES0S, No 81 BROADWAY bt, constantly 40
hand full Bonbaknes an al other h5arnng Dren
Gnl Borue, Walls, Crapes, Handxechsh
Gloves &C. Ladies waited With goods % TIER residences
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DISASTERS.
snIPwRECKs ~ MOBILE BAY.

sTuPwRECKS ~ MOBILE BAY.
% TELEGRAPn 7 TRIBUNE
NEw-O ORLEANS. Jan. "a severe gale swept over
Mobile Bay saturday night, during which the steamer
Ocean Wave anchored n Mobile Bay, broke loose ana
struck suag and sunk The schooner Fire, as0ynchOred
In Mobile Bay, driven ashore, but suffered no
damage.
EXPLOSION AT UOoSAC TUNNEL
NORTH ADAMS, Jan. @!.-Ou Friday last premature
explosion Of blast took place nj the east heading or the
UOOsac Tunnel, by which man was Killed ANA some
three four others more or less injured Ihete were
about 20 wOrcn engaged the heading, and the f0rc
man, Dennis KrCff was experimenting the charging o
the hole with gun cotton tho cartridge ring o when WIS
unfortunately too large fur the hoo and forcing m We
suppose caused premature explosion OF the charge M
ref instantly killed Pat. Buckley wotknhi
seriously hurt about the head, but VIII recover "G
the loss of his eyes John Cubon ana james Burke
were yhtly Injured The escape Of the remaining work
men Is regarded as almost miraculous
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