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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-09-09
,TH. cAssIMERIs & VISITING

CLOTH, CASSIMERES & VEST1NG
CNUPERt IN black French Cloth, Super6ne black
- French Cassime.es. Black, Blue and Bum cloths
of every quality and price Fancy Cassimeres, FGncy
Vestings With and Colored hiarseilles Nestirgs.
with a large. assortment OF Gents Plain Blcs and
Fancy SILK Cravats, and Patent Stocks, srpertine
Plain anu Figured block Silks and Saiins tor Yes.
Iings, Gents superiine, Black and White Co.ored
six and Md Gloves with every desirable article Tor
Gents Sgling' and summer wear. for wholesale and
re,oiI nv Tan ISL MORRIS :. JOHNSON
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PRINTS, PRINTS,I

4 endless quantity and variety OF Prints of Il
"A newest Spring and Summer styles, ,ogeth
with every thing new, in the way ofDress Goods, 70
sale at wholesale and retail 10y
apis MORRIS S. JOHNS IN
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iuat received II; Tie Il yvn,s 80 e n Main stree
y sp!e!cj lotto i.a.s In, D,isai sal ~. snoes
n; Mise and Chlid's Laced Boots and Gents Cal
ers, &c All the lowest prices imaginable
je2 w. K. BAKER, Main street
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GROCERIES,
LAWNS AND PRINTS.

lust received small lot of handsome lawns ard
u Spring Prints. lmar25l VI. w FOSTER.
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LANDAND TOWN LOTS

I WILL sell at private sale tract of Land adioin
l. ing Evansville, containing about twenty seven
acres; also ten or fifteen Lots in the upper enlarge
ment of Evansville all OF which will sell on
able terms in quantities 10 suit purchasers These
wishing purchase Land Lots, will find il 10 their
interest to apply Immediately
jy ii t. A. CORBET. Agent,
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M EDICAL.-DR. C. :. VIEWER, tof the lat.
ltI firm OF 1rafton Il Weever) Physician and Sure
geon, office the OF First and Vine streets
few doors above the Exchange hotel aug2
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DOJ.ESTICS!

SA Bales "A heavy Brown Shee,ings, in store AID
oU IL saleby Imyl6i OLIVER LADb.
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EA0 BBIS Kanawha Sast, on hand and fon 50
sbOOby lapll KRGSEN & MORFPF.
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ia CENTS.

4 SAFE and warranted cure tor ellis and Fever
"A in all its complicated forms, Dr. Champions
Vegetable Ague Medicines For sale by Z. BELL,
and WM. NJ WOOLSEY. Also DIR, Champon's
Vegetable Anti Eilious, Anti-DyspePiic, Purifying
and Calhaitic Pills. . .-.- ~. y2l-Sm q.
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DLACKsMTH,s TOOLS.

A FULL and general assortment O
~s5a9 every thing in that line, namely An
-s<1ssSx wills, Bellows, Vices, Screw Plates
eza-ssz1s-s><a Rasp, Files and Crates.
For sale by A. LAUGHLIN
ap 25 Waite street
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MACKEREL,

Il W lar. " v. DELL.
1AA pieces Black aud Coiored Alpaca Lus,ers
OOVI25 Kentucky Jeans.
100 " Saltineiis-all colors.
$50 :" Red White and \ elbow Flannels
IS Cases assorted Prints.
s. Bleacaed Muslins.
500 - WooIlen Shawls.
$50 Pair Blankets, just received and for sale
very cheap, by J. H. MAGHEE, & Co.
oct l9-tt Main street
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,ku Livery Stable. ia
LAND FOR SALE.
WAREHOUSE FOL. RENT.

4 LARGE frame Ware House for rent: apply
" to the subscriber corner Main and Second street
Iaug POI WILLIAM HUGHES.
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TO THE PUBLIC

IAA arre's Kenhawa Salt for sale by
lVU (Jec 2l-tf JOHN SHANKLIN.
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STUFF & coAT1Nes
MOSQUITO MEETINGS.

0nA PIECES Assorted Mosquito Nettings; !.
eIOU Just received and for sale low by
mv6 JH MAGHEE & co.
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MARINE JOU NAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.

Arrfved--Paeke.sh Mediator, stsrk, Iordou sas
Posfsmoeth Dec - ndse TO GTiswold Lat So ~ 10
IS Dee Il exchd with ship shovinx blue VIII .
1ss bpe ssos .t a. 20 40, ekcEa sss with Atrcan
fayk standing Westward
ftekt shap Ne,oFs Lord. London and Portsmouth Dec
a. ndss, 10 Griswoid
Psekstship Hsvre. Ain.worth. HAVE Dec N, mcss 70
fe< lisinsso Dec u.s. lst - ST. ion -, sxchd sigas
With Lood sset showg sgnAi; 2o.b lat A. a. loo
spcse ship Raason Of Tor Boston fTou Cronstaci
IS days cot.
Psesesship lows. whadoa IIsvre Dec H. rdse 10 FOX
L,vess,on S9 surge pas Dec l6 IN gale =
Ch.es Fuller seemsn Fssssn BY biTh. lost over
Ship Prohas Devrie. havss Dec 10 snas. 20 W Tv.,a
She Sphs Ws'ker. loi Bososl wl.wel, Pas1ns 81
Ship Munte-ey. co,hns Norieans a q. r,s.. 4, ! Az
hiss Co Jan J. ssf "a 10 spoke seip Remittance n u
Sorlesns for Hsyre
B.Is oad Feilo~, wAines, Psssuso 81 d. fult As 70
DrApsr peylla.
Hyix Reind~er vfssor. Mslasa Dec H. frct 10 g..,.
koblnsou spoks in Straits u Gibraltar Dec ~ bra ca
sort, "a DE- fm Paeswo. for fhaas; saw hef as'ln ltt
N, loo IL 10 w. Passed 81 The llsat a. AAisxs batk
xottexnms from u!hga'tsr To- malaga ship Nsrloa
touched q, Dee 10 20 tske cut the crew 0hsk coloe
ba ~to bad refused day account Of The and 81
ssehsissd Tie Rsisosar brings the Of the
swsd bfls Superior Dehis 6ottsnber via Boston d.
70 baiisss 70 wsa nei-.er
NJ Anss- tisstt. Apslsc BIC ola IS d. ectoo &c, e
Big gse.ss. SAlss Prosasass, RI, d.. ia ballast to
Geo Buitiry
s,s Aessiie.a. weSsr. saysnusA DE- cotton and ne,
ssh' I gossli Powell, fm Wilmington, NC, naval
..scsr Cora Middleton. I'm Nesesoa NC. grsin 70
N.tshelL
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--,... of this var, and more than
ss .d Gss ss r ss 's@ s ssa sS@
clo,hieg. -. - dsposition the part Of tue
s sAa,' ~ 10 bsins about peace ,,r.,
s - .. honor Of Toe soa"y p , ssrs@i
asPsr. Ssnsto,s to whom | DO not imPote any
y s ss.a patriotic motives. | think they are en'
. 49, msrsken. For myself ! am Wiling 20 take
S.oroaob Of consistent dolioess, by adhenng 70
INC $500. uh,cb Ibaye here announced. and re-
- vo.e r,so more anti see better dis
position s on the part Of the Executive 20 make
5s.es bel,eye tass the favorable opportunity To
80 ,,s.c,. . AZ allowed to pass unimproved.
" I believe sbs. IL this Government mad not de
n.adsd TOO mach. .ssy could d have made a peace
~ h. obtained on just and honorable terms
7, IN ocs Increase the forces IN Mexico for the par
r.,ss Of overrasriDg and snnexing the country. II
rrosd Be q lasting r-proach to US 70 do so. wish
N zee the United states disposed 10 settle this con
,,ovsssy 10 q spirit OF msgnsnlmity more glorious
even shsn I'll the victories we have gained.
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Printers, Festival.

The Franklin Typographical Society Of Boston
bald an interesting Festival on Saturday evening
last An address was delivered by c. C. Hazewell
ESQ. Of Concord, and an original Poem was reei'ed
bv M. D. w. Loshrop. A supper followed at which
Mr.. Thomas w. Harris presided, having Gov
Briggs Mayor Quincy, Ex.Mayor Armstrong, &C
a, bis tide The Governor being called out, re
marked 10 Yankee phrase upon tue fac swap tue
Society bad made in substituting women for vine
a. the table. The Mayor, Hon Josiah Quincy, Jr
was called up by toast complimentary 20 Boston
as the birth. place OF FRANKLIN. He said
In antcps.on Of being called upon he had spent half
% hour 10 loo ios III Life Of Frsnkn, ADD here
soasd that In l7 when ths expedition to Crown Foi
fesssyivsns raise the wind The person 90 selected
Josiah Quincy, his great grandfather, sna heiofe
s: 90 a. sss ne sssss q. s 'I
"a hor'tis: frsntn sad Of the grodpet on ~ wrote ne
me Fsoin littie dreamed hat N conp rusni would
be by JOSH Al Quincy and that
be- ss Mayor Of soo should be called upon 10 maze
speeek for Beoismn tr.nkn Ia The course OF his re-
pnafhs M Qo.cy stated that fortnight alter he h.e
give9 his casing vote against hs license order, IN 1851
NJ sN Dicsin.oo. estsblishuasnt made MIN present
OF liver pitcher testimonial Of their appreciation
that vote.
Toe veteran editor Of toe Boston Courier, T. I
Buckingham, gave for toast
Tie Character Of FrorkliaTo the Printer FIJI o.
,sfsrsnses bat without parassn tadr thst guides him
IN path and altar thst umst his progress TO honor
hsppiness md Independence.
By Volunteer: Professional Editors-Whils the print
hold In hsh regard editors bred 20 printing they s
esteem Hale fellows ana not Poor Of for Bryaats
Nathan Hale Jr Esq junior editor Of ths DAILY dduer
,s<r, called upon 70 respond He said the call VA
sosre pecied him. He supposec that the form
bad been ell made and ready TO be put 70 Ger
tsipy gh had been given They had to,
"0ovsrDo . Aiesase," which usually made four -,
columpS. snd the Mayors Address" good for another
column teadee from the "senor editor and long re-
port from the reporter" After all thess regular staples
Of das paper had teen made up there could hardly b
any f,r city item" beyond bref notice Of Tie
festival the deaths and marriages"
Mr. Poor, literary editor Of the Atlas, also re
sponded 70 a toast giving an interesting account o.
the surveillance exercised over the Printers + esti
walls in France, which he had attended, surrounded
by police.
The Society, says the Boston Post from which
We derive the foregoing account, was formed ia
1924, and Incorporated In 1925. Two hundred per
sons have been admitted members; $1,000 have
been paid for the relief fsick members and to wild
ows Of deceased members. The Society has now
fund OF about $500 at interest and library Of 800
volumes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-19

PENNSYLVANIA LrersL,rURE.-In the Pennsyl
vsnia senate on Saturday. Mr.. Boas Wing Of
Northamp;on and Lehgh, offered the following res
oIotioo conce rning the duty on Iron. which was
read and Ia "a 90 the table
HAereos the reyusions In trade and the eouse-
quent eraordinsry demand for morey Ia Great Britain.
reduced The prices q Iron In that country 70
Il 20 be imported into the United States and sold 81
rates ay below what e be produced IN this
other country where labor receives fair reward thereby
enianserng and threatening 20 PROSTATE the great Iron
ieftsts Of Pennsylvania
h,osd by the Senate aud House OF Representatives. Of
the Common FeSh of Penuyivsaz, IN General Assembly
met That our Senator'S hereby instructed Aui our
Representatives In Congress requested 70 Introduce and
vote Tor bill Which shan restore the Import duties upon
Iron, az they existed under the 1Arir act oll5t
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CONVEYANCES.
re- REGULAR FAIL LINE tsfre-
"a -, boston snd Nev-lork, ~ Ne ~. az
z~h<a'1sas~ sp,eu.id steamers MA55ACHU5ETT

sr-1 AgKGULsR TkIL LInE tsi~e..
a - Boston snd fev-io rf, - tle fssi arc
's-n sPes.id steamers nASsAChLsLTIs
.nd RHODE IsLAED,
Ths siesrrfs sAssACHusETT5, Capt Ttsysr and
RHODE ISLAND, Csr, Potter ~ill run tbroug a9gt ne
rae 81 n connection ~iih s sIo1uYi0n srf Pr1v- srcs
aad scsl0n Lnd Frovidence Railroads leaving fsUY0fs
dAs Sundays o1cepte1- ffol Pier &c. f0rih hisef,
oclock ?. a. ard 8sc1nsi0l a. 0clock ?. q 1pof
~ arrival q he mat train from bosi0l-
ftese are unsurP-f-1 &c speed Epencof t1c
comfort hsvfng esch Of hen 81 lsrgs counodo1s m
Fz.e falsr0ors ard bcrts Tor 80 pe4s01r beside
DT.Tsis rou-ls '1f families ard pz-tir.
1re sisslnefs sc of-ef-c By TIE NOT exrcri1r1s-
-, and vii shorten The rassrss belrecI Newton
al Boston IN and BAR . hours, lh-rsgY A.
slFinE line for 81! The lines rr-rl-s rom Ne~
Y5fs roh, sooih srd vsss I'D al he ines IRON Eoso1
cora scd sasi
fhs MASSACHUSETTS vii esVs Es~-Yon-Tles
dag. fh1nslEJ a. Saturday.
Lave S.ous-gil1- h1l'ay Weinefisy srd FrideT.
Pie RHODE ISLAND Tiil leave hsv-Yofk-koo-
d. Wednesday s,d Frifsy
Lszve alC-'rs toll TursdsJ, fElfstsy sr- ssiurdJ-
Il. q Pesfeugert, tie kfr7el " te steamers a. %
ogOr proceed e. l-ctieT 70 The o. en1id fsroad c.fi
70 Providence sri Soson baggage master accompanies
tue steamboat lfaJs and from BOstou 10 i-ss charge
he baggage For passage hefshs sale rooa o. re 81.
sppcsor may be made 80 lie AsecN o. ne wharf, Anc
a. The Office 10 Bafiery-pl,-e q
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y-...-- -zz-ssr-sz=s-- >HW-YOKk AND ERIE
lei -. s--ss<-. RAILROAD EXTENDED TO
k1----1---1l-- PORT JERylS-Wirter Arrange

meats
Os Friday Jsausry = and until farther notice. the az
ferent trains viii each way daily Except Sun
deFsi - f0iiOVs.
Fos PAsssSsERs-Lssve S-w.Yors, BY stesnibos from
foot Of Duane-st a. Z: O'Clock a. n.
Leave Port Jervis AZ 8. o'clock A Vi.
Le.ve Ossile 81 Hiddetovn AZ ", Goshen A. =. sno
Chester O'Clock NJ stopping each way a. the se'e
raj Intermediate passenger stations
~ No packages, parcels, or trunks, texcept pelsoh
baggage Of clothing, not exceeding - os ""
the passenger boat or trains unless y sPees
agreement and maze IN 'cVance IN whcn e.se
csedinz double the published reght rates ApPhcaion
Ia NsW.Y0ik must BE- made 70 Nj J. , Cl4rsson AGENT
A. the Office 90 PEE foot or Dusrest ugon wnos, re-
espt articles will he received on board TIE esnoost -na
forwarded upon he train The Company WI.
he responsible for article whatever sent by the ps-n
ger boat or train u,is g be duly recspted for ey 80
duly Authorized excepting personal baggage wheh
4. put in charge OF nc hsgzase mssfers -
FOR FREIGHT Leave Ee@-l ork az ) oc .oes I'm PEI
bs,gss Samuel Marsh, Henry suya.m, j. and DanrHk
Lesvs Port Jervis a. o'clock AN
Leave Otsvil O. Mlddletown a. y, Ooshrn az ~
and Che'isr al II AN. $40, -, IN,
~TS1 = An Accommodated a-d MIA Train VIII
s..tasszaszlNrun Ia connection With ths steamboat
80 which the freisht bsrgesf leaving
New York at O'Clock n and ordra AMY arriving ~ yer
mont IN tine far the train from 70 O'clock for
Port Jervif. aud al informed ate ftsil1ns. $1,000 -
Leave rort Jervs At "a n Otsvii ?, letovn y;
Cohen s. Chester 81, Turner'S Moussy and arrive ~
Pernont o'clock, thence leaving for Ne" 1orH uy
comforab. steamboat ss the mix Is pat on board
and the barge is 10 readiness. , al.
Gord beths gill b. provided on bosrd the boar a. %
cents. and meals atS7i cents each
NIB Persons having articles lost damaEed OF anneces'
sary DELAYED are requested 10 cOmmun cate the iaci N
writing Immediately n : s Post Supt ofIrsnsporisnH
Office Permon. For other Information Inquire OF ne
Dep6i Asens the suPt Of Transportation or the
undersigned. ..,,,e,-, e--....-s...
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LEGISLATURES OF NEw.YORK.

MORNING REPORT


SENATE. .ALBAsY. Jan ls-l P. NJ.
Mr.. JOHNSON gave notice Of bill to incorporate
The Long Island Navigation Co
Mr. FCLLER brought Ia bill for the incorpora-
ton Of Railway Companies.
Mr. Boxer. by consent. brought IN a BIZ %
amend the act calling Convention to amend the
Charter Of the City Of Brooklyn.
Mr. BUSH offered Resolution appointing S C..
HAwLLY Commissioner OF the Code. rice JSo. A.
COLLIER. resigned.
Mr.. 8. SMiiH moved to strike out HAwLEY snd
insert j. G. Spencer. Lost-23 to 7 when the Re
ISOLATION was agreed to.
~. ASSEMBLY.
On motion OF Mr. PHGNIx. petition OF the Com
mon Cooncil of New York Tor alteration In law Of
1913 in relation 10 Assessment laws, was taken
from the flies and referred TO the New-York Dele
CATION.
The House 10 now discussing motion in relation
30 the testimony On the contested election In Nj.
sgara Co
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RAILROAD COLLISIONS AT o'clock on Satur.
6ay morning the down train from woburu, upon the
lowell Railroad. came IN contact with nercnaucise
Tram on tne track st Cambridge. Tue tralu moving
clos 81 the Time aud The damage no; very serious
The pssssogers however. thrown forward with
Siderable vioe aud some slightly iojared. A
second collision took place ~ the place. otn the
same cause. but no injured. lBos,. Courier.
TIE 'SALLY MiLLxK' CAsE.-la this case az
View Orleans the jury discharged on the h. not BE-
fnS so'e agree rhe hcovas says that were for
confirming the freedom OF the respondent holding her
b the genuine sslcme Muller daashter Of German
dsRptioner. while insisted believing her coorec
womso ass,e BY birth. and nshtdy the property Of tae
temsntanls.
tB- A spriehtly little daughter Of Mr. Easton OF
Cleveland oho burned 10 death by her clothes tskns
Gre the other dan.
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HnR TRUsrERs Of ths ss,m.n.. Raak for

THE TRUSTEES Of the Sesmen's Bank FOR Saw.
ings have ordered that Interest be Psid all depos-
tore that according % the bylaws entitled thereto
oT the Elk months ending list December lS47 follows
On suns Of ~ 900 and nndsI a. the rats OF per
per aruum; ard
On exceeding 81 coo At the Of per cent per
annum payable on end alter Mooday, IL n INST
The interest ~ be placed TO The credit of deposi.o
ncipal.-Nevlo sk, jan 4, l94s.
BENZ. STRONG, President
WILLIAM NILSSON Secretary. iiS lw@
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r3- ryr,tzzs,-TsyO DAYS FROM EEW-YOkk
~ HllsxtSr~&1 TO PITTsBURGH Akp WHEEL

mo via Pnisfclp PMS, baltimore Abc
Ohio Rarosc Cumberland nd.-Westeru 1rsg-iofs
Great United states sail eno Passenger Route - fits
burgh, Wheeling, Cneiunsu sno the South Gnc Wetl
Passenger, going directly through D. W. u. MAI
rr1int.
Leave Ns~.yorE, foot Of Libsuy.sl sssAs. nd q
P. "A. daily.
Leave Pheeel2 hn. sundsl excepted from she eornsf
Of Eleventh snd MsTketss ats. A. II sut fsily ~
~ by Railroad, and arrive 10 Baltimore - p ~ a1c
10 r. N.
Les-e Baltimore ~ n 4. ~. by thc Baltimore e10 U1is
Sailrosd and arrive a. Cumberland si6 g.
Leave Curbefl and al p My
Twelve daily lines OF We Rational ROa1 S11 Good In
tent Stage Lines sud arrive IN PiHsbBrg or Wheeling
aext evening.
Passengers for Pittsburgh ss: sne splendid oer sno
noderrhuii steamboats, brOvnsVie sud tnefcit have
only II miles OF staging on The ~ncie route
ys;-cisss slesn 10ais Save Pittsburgh aud Wheeling
rcgulsry aus pstfe gers sTe lor~src-t without delay O.
Cincinnati aid al other DOrif Ia lie e01ih d Yea
FOR iroug hickeE - ihs rOIs, ayyy ne Phi sic rhls
Nthe Railroad Ofce corner Of nsrti and Eleventh al Al
IS soul Thrd.i tos-f stssn.bosi. Docks ~Lsr
Fare through from rnadsiphs TO PiiissuTso Sl1 e
wheeling sl3 Sn he privilege u soppug a haunore
md resutunG sssss al pleasure Yor fste- nfnr-tior
apply 10 }. L. sLkH&Eh Asenl
al Adams Goa Express Odes. is Wsii-st A. n A
or Tsylors Hotel No. Is Cortiand-st
BALTIMORE
H.B. fho NAL Lines f-oFa Smlkter-is 20 e-iunrors
ssvs The Dsrot = sisFe1h and MaEEei slb
lays excepted al 81 " anc 4P. ~ daily. ~ Railroad
o. Passengers caution.d ssii pnlctsling tr-ru
NsvYors fof Raltuors fiiisrurgh Or Nos- lnl
eosnf 10 90 by thu above Mentioned L'tct 4
sutbOrirsd 10 sell ticksls 10 New York for fffe lfs
s2fu \ T. 9fEN3Ts Ays1i - IL
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED

N PACKET sAiY Earre from Hsvre--Mr Towrshend end
LADY Misses 400 P0ier Messrs Golischmidt. Chas
koihsps, Gsesnfsldt. FIipss. Rimfn. stfAker,
n usFeli. ssd 50 IA the seerage.
"a psctsf ,slg Tetere, from London-RevJ Garden. J
u Coes'hci, koht Williams Lipsy, II Campbell, K
Wifsharet Jvo Anler lam ehsrd and lady.
Ia ssip Probas ffou HrrFe-H D.nvers r MAfshsN A
BERN. hoaneysr and lady, Levy and ohd. and is
IN Ia sts
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PoLicu.-J obn Quinlan was brought up and de-
tanned 10 answer for assauDg officer with knife
Joseph Alien Gas brought up and detained suspicion
having stolen lea soveregns from Samuel Hall on the hi. IN
ssas. Committed 10 tue crstody OF the L Marsha OF
Xngs County John Cornen arrested suspicion
Of se<ing large quantity OF fancy articles. Patick
and xchse Mcbride taken into custody and held t.
for violent assault officer Parkinson and At
ten ptns u rescue prisoner. William Creamer was
broaeht cp on charge OF stealing ahorse ami wagon.
Eu3s Grant was arrested and committed 10 answer a
charge OF stsslag ss from James Powers the Five
roinu Henry Keho Arrested 10 for threat
enlni % tAke The LIE Of PARRISH r. Pomroy.
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r.. r,r,,.ssrssg-1MOR AND ESSEX RAIL

x->--e@--@-a and after Monday, Nov. o, 1871 Oh,
freight train which passenger car is attached, vii
until farther notice leave Morrrsown At A: NJ Newar.
At It p. NJ. The Passenger Trains leave New fork Z
o'clock A. 81. ) =. VI. Leave Newark 10 o'clock NJ
Y. ~. Leave MorTistOwn o'clock A. u. T. NJ.
PASSENGERS by the morning train 70 MoIristown viii ~
rive there o'clock, where stages will be IN readiness
to convey them Sehooleys Mountain, Washington Bel
vdere and Easton daily TO- Owego, Milford, Newton
stanhope and Soecasuny on Mondays, Nednssdays ano
Fridays and Rockaway, Dover Sparta and Neston on
Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays each line returnn
the following days 70 meet the T. NJ train for New York
stage will also lasys for Baking Ridge every evening
on The arrival Of the At norristown.
By line recently established STAGE leaves Morrsiown
for the Delaware Water Gap and sroedsburs s;auhope
Iohnsonhurg Columbia and Barstown, every Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday the arriva Of the A. " ran
from N. Y. Returning the alternate days TIE stage
leaves StroudsbuTg A. NJ TO meet the r NJ cars from
Mouislown.
Passengers 90 through to and from Jersey City, without
changing On leaving the city, passengers viii de-
post their baggage IN the a. the foot Oi Corthndsi
where agent Will be in attendance 10 receive H.
All packages bundles must be entered the til,
or the com psny will hold themselves responsible.
Freight Will be forwarded immediately 10 Moulstown
from Albany Basin BY Stephens Concits Daily Trans
porstion line Newark. from the Transportation
Office Of the n. J. r. r. Transporauon Company loot
Of Libery-st. In5l IRA DOOD, supsriniendent
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- az l94S Dividsnd-rhe depostOrs hereby meta
ned tbs semi anuua dividend, the Of FIVE per
cent per ell sums of i've dollars and upward
sud less thaa FIVE hundred dollars and four per
sonum sll sums Of FIVE hundred doas Hod upward,
which been deposited at sstthree ronths
th- lot will Do paid posters stes Mon
the Eth mat during the hours Of business at the Bank
Al i1tsret called Tor will remain principal sno
draw Interest accordingly from LIST inst.
Toe Bank Is op.u for business MONDAYS, Thursdays
aud SstgIdsys from 20 o'clock, NJ. at Is Bowey.
By order OF the Trustees, JAMES MILLS, President
.e,rca IT, -
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~. -Is..sssss.EzzT5 HOUsATONIC <T- :
80 ;sfsssv RAILROAD. ,sS,S-asssssss5z77-

For Albany, Troy, Pitts
field North Adams, Willismsown, Bennington R1tlandi
Lebanon Springs &c. via the Housstonie hslro'o ~ n
ter Arrangement CONNER nc ng Saturday, December D
The splendid steamer NIAGARA, Captain }. Brooks,
Ir will leave New-York from the pier foot Of
Market street, daily Sundays excepted, At % O'CLOCK
A NJ for Bridgeport, where psssengers take the eis-
CANT and comuodious Of Ii Hous1tonic Railroad
arriving a. Albany A. O'Clock ?.
baggagerns steI will 90 through from city 70 city
stages run IN connection with the . Lee Le9ok
70 Litchfeid Woodbury.. Dsnbury and Bethel.
NewYork passengers have the privilege Of stoppnsoFe
No agent Of this company il authorized take charge d
specie bank valuable papers, 70 receive then
for trans poItation any conditions
Freight received at the depot foot OF Marketst from
o clock A. NJ. untl sunset
dAn g. ~. PERRY. AGENT Office on the Pier