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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-27

NETWORK AND ERIE RAlLROAD.-On
~ aud Aner Monday Nov. s 1885, and until further noice
Passenger TrAns w leave PisI FOO. Of DaAnes ~ iooSr
rz;
pTNKIRK EMPRESS, NJ &: so - M, tor Dunsrk
NAIL al siIb No. for Dunkirk aud BuaN0 sad htsfms-
dlsr4 sons PsssensIs b. this Tram will remain over sbS
Al Oye.o. and proceed III. next morning.
cue AGO EXPRESS 81 y m toi Danhhh
ROCKLAND PASsENGER>- II $500 p m 'tron foot OF
ChanbsIss-l RsrISDS bs sascSns sId is''fmsaiAe
,taliCnG
NAY PASSENGER, a. p m, sr He~eoish and Middle
teSn and Intermediate stations go
NIGHT FXPREss at $50 p m, Tor Ounrns AID BstAo
EMIGRANT a. y IL, fII DaOaTE and 5ndsio md IL or
NE ABOVr TEAMS RUN DAILY. SUNDAYS
ENCEPTFD.
T.... F,press Trans connect a. EmiTx with No simrA
n.ua.s sla Nis.AIs FSls Railroad, for N<aIa F.s; 81
S,nhantop with She eyrkgse and bissfanton Hsros! m
S.,',rs- A. Comm, BaHso, Corning and Nes-fcrt
aonA for Rochester,; GTesi Bend with Dea~A-e Lacks
-. and We.terL Railroad, tor scranton; BGhAo >od
Snt,i s ths Lake Railroad for Cleveland CnaI-
aa, Tol..o Detroit CHICAGO Se- -
'@'E o. G. NoCALLUM GSSeTL suPerni>ndsnL
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nlrAical.

DRCPSY CERTAINLY CURED.-Od DIR.
POYD Las absolutely discovered this grest secret and
will nd The prescription free chsrEe all afflicted Address
p o. BOYD, NJ D New York Poet Office, Station b.
nR. X. b. NEWMAN CAMPHDRATED
~ PLASTER. for Rheumatism, Psns, Bruises Wounds
Sores Iufsned Breasts Neuralgia and Desed Lungs 'prrs1
on Cantor fSnfe each Plaster containing about p grains ~
rum phor dissolved in cEmphene For safe by drussh
g.neialy General Depot No. so tindsou st., y l.
ELECTRICITY VS.. observation-disclosures ,
L. Gou, Neurose. Dyspepss Versnes's EectroChem
zeal Baths No 40 Broadway Dr.. c. Prince, Med Aieusa
QDRIVATE SURGICAL HOSPITAL. ED
II WARD II. DIXON NJ. D., Editor Of The > Opel and au
ITO, Of Practical Tr,stise Diseases n tie sexual syste
b,, eU.bshed spacious PRIVATE HOSPITAL for TIE re-
ceptu of Patients who require Surgical operations OF pro-
lonsed Detetic treatment. - ~
are cured without the knife 7aurc Hours tor PvSs Con
suiaou at Dr. D. residence No - 5sv, nom 20 aud
10 evening at al others he al the Hospital The Office OF
The scapelis at No Nesey-st. A,ior House.
CANDS' SAR S A 7 A X l. l. A
- For removal and OF all diseases Ant
pleasant and esou remedy w gently stimulate the fdne
ons ilc Stomach snd Bous regular and be.hy aron
and without purgur expel heeiron all deleteous
accommodations purify the blood eqke the circulation, pro-
oe rcrspraou improve the appetite impst tone and vsor
to and gradually but SURELY pste the disease
Ful,on.st New.York Sold also BY Druggst. generally.
NIOUR attention il requested 10 the - CHILD
i BIRTH PAIN-ALLENIAToR' advertised fully IN The
Daily News. Send for a 81 culsr. . - ~
=. BRUNow, NJ. n, No. $50 Bowery. n y
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IIENNSYI,VANIA RAILROAD.-TbsG GREAT

ss so) and The wes .od B.iuere w..Ain{s. NesoIa
r. md through ''a'''' wv 1:.@...s.
DENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.-Ths GREAT
W..sIn ksTsb..".n .ad southr..sn s::.ss = sSG
:nd ft cl,! 9s I'd s."tH.iy nd Il
reliable route BY WHICH WEIGHT can 5. ssvsded ~ md
RaTE Is sE isf PHILADELPHIA and PITTSBURGH
fs.T GAS BOot'. shoes d.. AID CAPS % c-ntsr
On g. N bole, and bsle,l Fea,her,, Fur. te;
sleosD cLAss-D9 nestle sseeti1s, shrt;na .ad
ware Leather On To. OF bo1t'), WOOL md sheep II" D
Pe' Ea'iw.Id So
HeHp Bacon and Pofi ssl,ed Gso.e IL ..l sss.
ror11S tIas fs B S. B Bs
Pok On es.t. or soI,. E.nsHs. Lard and and Xs-.;.T
rL.rRsi !; b. unii faiti ei notice
GR,Is-JO ceui. y Ite n until further notice.
COTToxt2 bale net Exceeding so u weight unh further
10 .bpppr Good. from any pot, east ofPhnsdeyhA y pa.
teur nah the P,i.s. "v. Psnn.yysn. s.rs.a AL
Gsod. eon'msd to the Assn' Of This hsss rh'"'aA OF
f;s1siS s eIHfsP %ei
, ,ES Ky aTf't Medium s M.di:sD Ind srhsm.n o..
sS one LIN Tsesb Co. No kSy Boston, Lscl Co.
ASI How. No s..a %sS IND r. Ma. sr
Room: Baltimore Geo {. FIape.ca. Pi,:.e.r,s ,n.,,
H. II. HOUSTON, General FREIGHT AGENT, Philadelphia
II. J. LOMBAERT Superintendent, Altoona Pa
November IS. 1876
ENNSYLvANIA RAILROAD.-THREH
III DAILY THROUGH TRAINS BETWEEN PHiLA-
DELPHIA and PITTSBURGH.-The MORNING.
TRA leave. Philadelphia for Pittsburgh 81 ia n zoe
leave. Prt,bursh for Philsdephs At The FAST LINE
s11s 80 Pint THE NTGsf
leave. Philsdep hs for Pttsbursh m, md PisnswA
for Philadelphia a. s:@ r.
The Pittsburgh with rrosds 20 and
from St Louk, No; Alton, Gslens and Chicago, Iinois
Frankfort Lexington and Louisville Ky; Terre Hsute hsn-
son FAyefte and indians polls, Ind Cincinnati Dayton,
Springfield Beefontne sandusky, Toledo, Cleveland TO
inn ps Zsne,ye Ma,.lon and Wooster Ohio also with hA
ean packet boats FROM and EewOeans St. Louis Louis-
Vile and Cincinnati. 800 L..
Fr further priculars See h,rios In the hotels Of this ty
Pess.ngers win find this the shortest most sxpediou A1s
con ortabe route between the Ia I and Wet.
THROUGH tickets be had At either Of the above men ueoee
place. the West. or OF 80 49,.
Courtlandt-.t.. NewYerk
j. l.. ELLIOTT, AGENT Pesnsylvsnis Railroad Co,
No. 2 A.tor House, Broadway. New osk-
THOMAS MOORE, Agent, cor. 18th AID A,1kst-;t,
ESw-York Jan. 1876. fhn@Heioois
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NHE yRTTpH md NORTH AMERICAN |

NWE BRrrysH md NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL NAIL BTElABHIHA
1les snv-1oAn re LIvEhpeoL.
yaon sosros LTvsapooI-
100 Cah, 800:
Yhs shlp. frOm Boston can .. HalifA1-
fsasM c.ys Jptlns G GMyhgc ccss L w.,
AsA c.p i, s, L k kASfaA cs Cap. :
NIAGARA wkiman, leaves Boston. Wednesday, Oct q ls1
ARABIA, stoDe....,Lavss Boston Wedne.d.y Nov isS
ASIA Lott York Wednesday. Nov II l21
CANADA. Lans: leaves Boston $1,000 Wv - 81
NIAGARA Hickman. leaves Boston sdne.d.y Dee isS
PERSIA Jndkins.. leaves y YOrt %enesd-y Dec 10 isS
ARABIA, sone ...saves Boston, wednesday Dec ~ u.
AFRICA Shannon leaves York Wednesday. Dec a. lso1
sertts not secured ontD paid for:
The Of ships will he accountable for Sold,
Eysr Bullion Specie, Jewely Precious Stones OF a-tss
,ness bills ofdns sEnsd therefor and the value there"
IOr Freight or Passage ;yPr,y re e ~, NJ .,,.u,
NHW LINE of NETWORK and LIVER
~ POOL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LINE--This line VII
dKNRY CLAy....l 80 tuns.... Capt David C.ulsins
sALHOUN.......2ts0 tuns... Capt Daniel IL lrt man,
oRIsET............z 1000 tuns. Capt George Hill
The ships recently built and the largest
md substantial IN the trade They are COMMANDED BY
yenteuen of experience and ability Their comnodaaoni
he comfort of passengers and the convenience of sapp~r
'r ''' sPoTvSsb T2EsToN tco No. Broadway
C. SRiMsHAw L Co.. No. ls soree-p.s..a.
TOR LIVERPOOL.-rhe new and splendid
pscketship SIMEON Smith master is loading 81 Pier
No North River ard will have immediate dispatch i'r the
sPOFFoRD TILEsToN ( Co., No. % Broadway
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FOR LIVERPOOL.

FOR LlvERPOOL.--Sails on MONDAY, let
Ha,aiss Fse-sssosa Cabin t2S, etsersse tr ani 6oo5
= v.v si.s& Aypb on bonI Pc, No. q Eos Of Jsf~s'~
-, Ent hSss, o. " the Agent
inoSAs c loAsR. NJ - scssAst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-27
6teamboais an0 Railroads.

FLUSHING RAILROAD-Leave Fulton Mar
l. ket by Steamer ISLAND CITY, N6:4j and loG m l.
345 sad o. ~ The CARS leave Flushing L. L. at the same
hours meeting and exchanging with the bosi at
Hunters POINT Through IL So inmates FaIe % cents
VIM. NJ SMITH. Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-27

NIEW-YORK and HARLEM RAILROAD
IN WINTER ARRANGEMENT
Conmeecios Monday. Nov 8, 1856
Three DAILY Trans 10 Albany, Sundays Excepted
Fave ~ 70 from Nev York 70 Albany.
Isy, NevYcyk Station u White and
Cepti-s,s:
$50 Ar.-FXPREss TRAIN fpr Albany, connecting with
the C.strGI Raiirrnd and Northern TrsIA
slO m-MAlL TRAIN ruunip1 directly thronss With
ont change Of cars and connecne Caatm -Four Corners
S She estsIn Trans Ps6vd Norlh Adams and Otbei
station. -,
ALSO n r-FXPREsS running directly through without
sAange Of cars aud connecting with Central Trin' M
ioI the West
Returning Leave Albany
s:l5 m--SAIL TRAIN foT Nrs-lOrs direct
1915 m-f\PRFSS uit1vut ebsuse Of cars.
SEQ D m-TXpRESS, wlfho change OF cars .
Tirts 10 b, OBJ n~d and B0,ss- i-d he sboe Of
The Weston Railroad AhaRy White AID Centre BRONZE
OF .6L1-st and 4th.Av., New. York:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-27

LlUh BOSTON ana PROVIDENCE wa NEW-
PORT and FALL RIVER.-The splendid and superior
rtesmeI METROPOLIS Capt Brown leaves New.Yort every
TUESDAY THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, al : O'Clock m |;
,nd the BAY STATE Capt Jewet leaves New York every
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, M4 o'clock p m !
from Pier No N r. the battery both touching 81 New
sort each way - -
Hereafter viii be regarded secured 70 any spp
.,nt until the shall have beer paid for.
Freight Boston lie forwarded through with great tspstoh
W Express Freight Train.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-27

IN TURSUANt T. Of an order Of the Surrogate VI
H.. Couuy 4 N,wYofk motive !. hereby .ivn - = pS'
.ns t.vile clsims asnst JI'Oh FIELD $t- o. Is we
New c..easrd prsort Ihe ssue Nth Vouchers h"fevi
=, ,nh.cb.r e. her residence No 81 sHhst, 10 the Cty
~ Nv Yafk on ~ before 18Th d. vi APIi ne1L -DA;ed
NV oil the i5th dsv 81 q Der, lss
.Is-lsv tpTb CLaRIsSA 3. FIELD AluinsirstriN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-27

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
of ,le County of NewYok. notice IL hereby gwen 70 I'll
pr-.. IT, having against WILLIAM W. BLISS laie ~
Inc City New-Yok manufacture, le"ssed 20 Pses.nt Ae
same Hih vouchers thereof the subscriber - the Once u
n r SMITH csq. No. ~ Br,adway, IN .he City Of Ne@
Yol on or before ihe twentieth day jar nary nexDed
Nv York the ninth day Of JAY, 1850.
iyiU iau6u1b' AMOS W. Loo NJ Adinin-trator
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-27

IN PURSUANCE Of an order OF the Surrogate OF
the County OF NewYok notice hereby gwen 70 a per-
sons having claims against RlCHAkD T. NEDHURST lat" 0f
the CITY decreased TO present. me same WIN
the subscriber at the oic- 1t James fnt
lev No - Cry Of Newfork or oetoe
VI. r.t May nexL-Daed New York me N.t day OF
Octob'T 1876. ELIZA A D. NE niChSi u
oss lau6mTh ENecutrix, &C.
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I'VE REGULAR MAIL LINE VIA srONlNG-

TNHE KEGULAK MAIL LINZ vId . IONINU-
Il TON for BOSTON and PRONlDENCE-lnlsno roui
without delay change OF cars or baggage. -
The steamers PLYMOUTH ROCK Capt. Joel stone and O.
VANDfRBILT Capt w. H. Frszee, In connection wrh me
sonnsion Providence and Boston and Providence hs
roads, leaving EewYori daily, Sundays excepted from riei
p H.. and sonnson al $3.50 or on toe AhFA Of re maA
srsin which leaves Boston at $50 p. m. ~
The C. VANDERBILT from NewYork Monday Wednes
Say and Friday From stonpson Tuesday ThursdsJ snc
Saturday 81
The PLYMOUTH ROCK from Ne~.Yorh Tue.d.y, Thurs
lay and Saturday From soDDston, Monday wednesday
md Friday. n,
proceed from stonington per Railroad to From
ienoe and Boston, In the Express MI Train several hours ID
.sry morning lines connecting North and East Passenger
In. prefer remain board the amer enjoy nights rest
Indisurbed breakfast desired and leave stonngon in the
s:t5 connecting st Providence With the IL m An
for Boston. ~,
Baggage Master accompanies the and train through
tSoh - =,
For passage behs freight apply 1t Pier No.
North River OF 1t the flee No. 10 Battery place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-27

IN PURSUANCE OF an order Of the Surrogate
The County NewYors noice hereby Owen 70
Nv York drcG.ed TO present same With voubf there
Of TO The subscriber Ii. place Of business, No Division
street in The city NewYoTk before the tSeseth daJ
of Apnln,xt-Dat.d Eeys.Yos he Nh day Of October l
OLD law Gu n ALEXANDER CRAWFORD Admir-
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate

If 'hr County Of New York notice j. hereby gwen 20 al
p.ror, having claim. agss WILLIAM H. Brown late II
he City of NeSYok shiPbulder, teased TO present the
sane With vouchers thereof 10 he -ubcner az IRE "ashte
of liza Brown No lis Secrd avtnu" IN tie Cty ~ Ss"
Yok % before tbs FIRST day q December HeHt-Ded New
York he 6ib day # MAY 1876 .,~,, ,,---..
r,xoslavsmTA. ZACHARY PECh, Assignee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-11-27

they dscOye ed OVc-etief among beni, rncn 10 ~
probability he d-voied swain bad depo-i'ed nsoad OF
kis lckeI AZ there such candidat. o. lore me
people the whore name a. attached " tne i''-
ter the yo'e was, Of couIse, lost.
Geo,ee W J, hDsoD, one u the large snga' p'en'er
tn the Missis.ipp, bel W Nov-O y aSs "h' ~ q 70
G. pity has b. II an e.ists valued ~ h"s Iess uuan
g. Cd eco. He has by he ull ma ,umItt'd all hs
-. asG Ia nm her The, are al 10 b. sen; to Lbe-
rio In fonr yea from bis draih AID each one " %
fuIhisi ed with go.
Nov,, R,r Col. Foster local 'd'or OF The Pes
y.rI DIM Oh 10 yle b,t 9TH b-aro on the Prest.
de,.I result wh latter Ia iba' cI'y. Astbs lionel
I'D not ,haved for sey-T- year, Il Wa regarded ~
ni,y. He psio the iofse.t vita becoming grace, aud
resigned lis b<ard.
The 1orox,o Globe Gays that title boy lost biz We
ON Tbursday at Washing ton tqaare by leapisg Toto
barge bin OF wbea at the storehouse OF Comings Co,
from which the wheat being drawn at the .ne esd
the poor lad was drawn dowa with The whsss aad
ssfo< ated.
FEAmITY OF ILLINOIS - The Rockford Hn. KHsss-
ter e.hAtes ,hs present seasons wheat crop ~
bsgo County alone q. ,000, 900 bushels, ssd ~
one fifth Of The land Is In cul ivsfion. Acc%a
this when all the land is in cultivsuon "a NJ -
J. favorable, the equity can turn oss f'af n''
btsSek- W.
Mr.. Philip st. George Cooke q pown.sAn' ".
proposes to sndow an Assns sSs sun q eSoS ed
! q. Rrc.e Of .lifA1 has offered 70 besto. o0o
IN "A Of he causs Of agriculture, In sstsohAhmg
CO... Hsr.4ck Of Cstop, Seubss County, vss =
..s.d .ome time since on s'spoion II hr'ng ~ -
br;ldpss 10 ossin the insurance. A ssu asy 49, y
s,mert, rtsided o. Nor~ich, Chena.go Comfy, -
:. msfSntsined faif iepntstion. He WIS - -
isil as On seesupkce Of the isesndiasy sce s@
Ssnd
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-03
FROM THE IsTHSlUs OF PANAMA.
From Washington.
WASHINGTON, May

WASHINGTON, May 30
The message of President Pierce relative to
Central American affairs, was sent to the SEN
ate yesterday, but not read.
1t merely encloses the letter of Mr. Marcy
to Mr.. Dallas, dated May oath, on the subject
of the difference Of opinion between the Brit
ish Government and that of the United States
regarding the construction and effect of the
Convention of the 18th of April 1850; and
the Central American question generally, and
stating to Mr.. Dallas the views the President
entertains on that question, as it now stands,
in order that he may communicate the same
to the Earl of Clarendon. There has been
no direct communication between the two
governments on the main subject, since the
letter of Mr.. Buchanan to the Earl of Clar-
endon, of September last; his Lordship's reply
on the 28th of September, and the brief re-
joinder of Mr. Buchanan on the 18th of Octo-
Der. The President, it appears, would have
been better satisfied, if, in expressing the con-
viction that all obstacles to a satisfactory adj
justment Of the controversy might, with
conciliatory spirit on both sides, be overcome;
but the Earl of Clarendon has not pleased to
indicate the means which, in his judgment,
were calculated to produce so favorable a con-
summation. For want of this, the President
was left to conjecture the precise idea of her
Majesty's Government. He could not be GER
tain that the conjecture concerning it was un-
founded, but he was induced by certain COLA
teral incidents which have occurred, to infer
it was by the arbitration of third power of
the differences between the two governments.
Relative to Central America, Mr.. Marcy
says that it would be superfuous to dwell on
the right which the President entertains that
a proposition of this nature, which her Majes-
ty's Government intended as a final one, was
not presented at the commencement in such a
shape as to have attracted to and fixed upon
it the attention of this Government.
Lord Clarendon seems to assume that the
difference between the two countries was one
merely of the Interpretation of the convention
Of 1850. ,,.,
That, however, is not so understood by this
Government, which does not understand that
at the date of the treaty Great Britain had
any possessions or occupied any territory in
Central America, unless the British establish
ment at Balize with it's dependence is to be
considered as such, That is the only posi-
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-03
Presentation to Prentice.

On the.29th inst. the Americans of Louis
vile through committee presented to Geo.
D. Prentice splendid service of silver plate.
Upon the pitcher was inscribed the following:
1.-THE American party of Louisville to Geo.
ID. Prentice, of the Louisville Journal for his
defense of the interests of Louisville, his devo-
ton to the Union, and his able, eloquent and
efficient advocacy of the principles of the Ma
tional American party"
Upon the tray and the goblets was the fol-
lowing.
Americans of Louisville to George D. Prem
tice, of the Louisville Journal"
. The committee presented the rich and well
deserved gift with complimentary address,
in which they say that some associated with
them in the presentation, were once united
with the party which stood so long in antagon-
ism with him, and against which he waged q
war so calamity, so nobly and so successfully
"a gift thus from old friends and old enemies
Mr.. Prentice makes beautiful reply-just
such reply as might be expected from the
depths ola great heart gilded by the fancy of a
poet. The Americans of Louisville have done
themselves credit by this presentation-and
given voice to the feelings of the Americans of
Kentucky.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-03
THE GKEATKUssaAN REMEDY.

RO bOND PUBLlCO,
II Every mother should have a box in the house
handy in case of accidents to the children"
kedding,s Russia SaIve.
tits Boston remedy of thirty years. standing. and is
recommended by physicians. 1t lisa sure and speedy
cure for Burns Piles Boils, Corns, Felons, Chbains,
and Old Sores of every kinds for Fever Sores Ulcers
Itch, Sead Head Nette Rash, Bunions, Sore Nipples,
Recommended by nurses,l Whillows, Sites. Testers.
Flea Bites, Spider Stings, Frozen Limbs, Salt Rheum,
Seurvy, Sore and Cracked lips, Sore Nose, Warts and
Flesh Wounds, it lisa most valuable remedy and cure,
which be testified to by thousands who have used it
in the city of Bot vicinity for the last thirty years.
In no instance will this Salve do INJURY interfere
with physicians prescriptions 1t is made FROM the
purest materials, from recipe brought from Russiaof
articles growing in that country-and the proprieors
have letters from all classes elergymen physicians
captains, nurses, and others who have used it them
selves, and recommends to Others Readings Russia
Save is put in large tin boxes stamped the cover
W tn picture of house and disabled soldier, which
picture is engraved the wrapper. Price
box. REUDING d Co., Proprietors,
KELLER, FARNSLEY 81 CO. Agents,
Rp7.dSw1y Evansville, Ind.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-03

Citizens Comnunieation-0ur Representative.
communication in to-day's paper signed "Citi-
zen.' 1t is unnecessary for us to add any,
thing to what Citizen says, for the purpose of
placing before the people the true position of
things relative to our mail difficulties. We
have already posted them with facts and fig
ures, which the late communication of the 2.
M. General in no manner answered. Our
correspondent suggests public meeting for
the purpose of giving some emphatic express
sion to the feelings of this community on the
subject of the action and non-action of the P.
o. Department in the carriage of our mails
We second this movement, and if it meets with
favorable reception, trust that meeting will
at once be called. 'si
Citizen administers rebuke to our Repre-
sentative, Smith Miller. Mr.. Miller's legisla-
tive, or perhaps we should say executive tai
ents, have been principally devoted to.watch-
ing the little Post Offices in the District, and
turning out good Postmasters to make room
for men utterly unfit for the position, but per-
feet tools of an imperfect Administration. Mr..
Miller lately informed his constituents that
through his recommendation they were in
debted for the four horse stage line, to carry
the mail between Terre Haute and Indianap-
oils, along side of a first class Railroad We
trust the people of this region will duly ap-
preciate Mr.. Millers influence at Washington.
He is no one horse Representative, but "four
horse team with big dog under the wagon"
This recommendation of Miller's and his voting
against investigating the Brooks outrage, are
sufficient glory for him to retire on. The
First District of Indiana must stand high in
Congress. The last Representative distin
guished his career by sliding down a pillar O.
the House, while the House was in session.
The present Representative has several times
shown his seat of honor without being forced
to any such climbing arrangement.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-06-03

SIMEON LONG vs. MARGARET 6. AND HUGH D.
ROQUET.-Sals Court House June z3d OF south
front line of said Dr. Seet and inches from alley dvia
ingsad Or from tCS plan said city thence
at right angles Main ALLY in ofsad thence
along said alley parallel with Main st. S feet
Second esad. thence along said alley
to Main aforesaid thence aloug Main ST. front of line
OF said or. to place of beginning.
FRANCIS AMORY VS.. EX. JAS. RGQUET Eft AL
Sale at Court House door, beginning IS #
and inches frem the horthery the most east
ery Or OF public square in Evansville Ind ana running
thence along Nam towards Sd Is feet inches thence
to Main IA feet alley in OF SAID
eastery of said public square thence along
alley and parallel with Main eet9
inches thence 44 the place beginning, being
feet front ST. and running back theame width 4
feet to the alley.
June 7th Court House doer lots and in Block no
masco city. si-f
T., E. GARvIN and JACOB LUNKENHEIuER vs.
MARC ARET G. RoQUET ct al-Sae at Court House door
of Square caed in Evansville
county Ind bound ID a foil awsbeginnng line of sad
feet distant from the intersection of Main and Sd said
thence with Sd towards IA feet thence
at right angles to Sd # and inches thence parallel with
ad 50 ST. II It towards Main thence $50 # the place
with the thereunto belonging
PIGEON TOWNSHIP MARGARET G. ROQUET ct
9TH Court House door the following
city E feet towards the Third running thence
at right angles to Main feet oey in of
towards I'd Is3 feet. thence parallel
JOHN SHANKLIN VS.. JAS. RoQUET and j j. CHAND-
LERSae It'll Court House part
of Public Square in Evansville Van
derburgh county Ind. beginning Main 375
from the alley running between said quarter and lot No oS
from Main to Locust running thence towards Sd st S
ae with Sd the alley in the thence ID
which said property conveyed to the said Roquet by
book L. of of deeds Of Yandrburgh 3
and 1862. tfa