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The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-11-06
LETTERS
LETTERS
Addressed to His Excelleney. Abraham
Lincoln, President u s. A.
LETTER II.

SIR: l have already addressed
YOU as the one great head Of the
American nation, but | cannot help
saying that the Union is split, aud
that you are looked upon as the
President ola divided people. How
is it, or, how has it come to pass
that so prosperous q nation as A.
merica should be involved in so
murderous q conflict as that which
now astonishes the civilized world?
In your Presidential message to
Congress, when elected to occupy
the Preside ltial Chair, you said
that the Cdr would settle nothing
that the question of setting the diff
ticulty between the North and the
South would have to come up after
tue war was over. Why then did
you go to war with the South ?
Your answer Is, BECAUSE the South
fred upon and took Fort Sumptcr.
They did 50, but j. il not II fret
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-11-06
"ScHuYLKlLL ARSENAL, Oct. Is
From the Pacific.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 9

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 80.
Markets quiet. Butter upward.
Steamer Sierra Nevada arrived
from the Northern coast, bringing
$40 passengers, 100000 treasure
from Oregon, ann $4,000 from
British Columbia.
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SAD TRAGEDY m DAYTON.
ASSASSINATION OF THE EDITOR
OF THE DAYTON EMPIRE.

1t is with the most heartrending
and sincere sorrow, that we record
this week, the murder, in cold
blood, of our late deaSffriend, J,F.
BoLLMEYER, Esq, senior Editor and
Proprietor Of the Dayton Daily
and Weekly Empire. We did look
out for such a deed as that which
has been enacted in Dayton, but
not SO soon. We have been over
taken by surprise, apdovcrwhclmed
with q sudden catastrophe. Great
God, how long are the Abolition
foes of heaven and earth, with
their churches and preachers, to
continue to foam in their madness,
and rave in their thirst for blood!
Democrats of Preble, Montgom
|ery, and Butler, the threat which
has been so long impending over
your heads, has been put into hor-
|riblc execution in the city, OF
Dayton, Ohio, and one of our best
men, and most faithful and true
and one of the most ear
|nest and honest of the Editorial
staff, in the civilized world 1as
'been shot dead in the open street,
lin open day, just because he was a
true Democrat, or in other words
-becausc he was q man, and not a
liar, swearer, or hypocrlte, but true
Ito his God, his conscience, and his
principles. We had the
honor and happiness to know the
late Mr.. Bollmeyer personally; he
Twas our first friend Of the editorial
staff, in America, and from the
first day we met him in his own
office, to tic last, we loved him Tor
Ibis work and worth's sake. He
with us, stood boldly out before
the world, defending, night and
day, the principles of restoring
"thc Union as it waS," and OF de-
Tending "he Constitution as 1t u.s.
land for SO doing, he, with US, liad
to guard his Office, night and day,
against the openly expressed deter
limitation of our enemies, to muir
gder both of us in cold blood. The
DAYTON Journal, and the dirty anc
Vblaspncmous sheet, called the
Eaton Rcgister--a Register of threat
cued acts of murder, and of letter;
written to promote our murder
may well trcmblc now that thu
torch which the seoundrels llav'
$50 long held to the brains OF thci
readers, has ignitcd in the murdc
of q gentleman of high mora
standing, real worth, and untol'
usefulness to society. Democrac.
has lost-forcyer lost-one of it
best friends, in the murderou
death Of the late Mr.. Bollmeyer
tbut so sure as there is a God il
heaven, his blood will cry from tn
streets of Dayton, for vengeanc
upon his desperate, unprincipled
and murderous enemies. AS TIL
churches and ministers have nov
rejected the Gospel of Christ, the.
shall be driven back to the Law 0
Moses, by an indignant and rouscy
people, there to drink the b,ood Q
sthcir own Abolition sacrifice. The.
have now fred their first shot
The Democrats Of the "Tllird Dis
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-11-06
Deg-The Reaister should endeaYo

SarTho Register should endeavor
to be well posted respecting the
names Of the gentlemen whose cor
respondence they publish. We be.
lieve our cousin Col. J. W. Fuller
would not consider it any honor
f his name to be mentioned in o
sheet like the REGISTER.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-11-06
From the PHILADELPHIA journal.

About one hundred of the six
hundred employ ccs Of the Schnyl-
kill Arse aal refused on Tuesday, to
vote the Abolition ticket, although
they had been threatened with dis.
charge if they should not vote it.
Wherefore, they were discharged
on Wednesday. The following is
q copy of the "notice to quit"
which was handed to each of them.
1t was furnished us by one Of the
victims:
"S~cHUYLKILL Arsenal, Oct. Is
$40 -:
'You are hereby notified that your servi-
ces will no longer be required rt this depart
ment
by order of Capt. George W. Martin, NJ.
S. X (Military Storekeeper.)
Per L. HATCH, Clerk"
Whether the places of these one
hundred discharged men arc to be
filled with ncgroesi is not yet known;
but, if not, they will be filled OF
course, with the peculiar friends
of the colored people.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-11-06
nn The Statement pnblished

pea-The statement published in
the infamous Eaton Register touch
ing the murder of the late Editor of
the Dayton Empire is entirely false.
The dog story, and the beating of
a boy by Mr.. Bollmeyer, are pure
and c~owardly talsehoods, and the
impending trial will prove thetruth
of our assertion.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-11-06

Ss-T The Editor Of this paper does
not hold himself responsible 70, the
opinions expressed by his correspond
ents. The writcr, and not the Editor
is responsible.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-11-06
D1ABoLIcAL ABoL,rIoS MEASNHss

DLhoVbASAh &AOV1aAAVN NASHN'SSS'
We supposethe citizens Ut Ow'
ensboro, Green county, are in the
main a good sort Of people, but that
there are some scoundrels among
them who ought to be hanged, is o
fact that cannot be denied. Hon.
d. W. Voorhees,, our candidate for
Congress, had an appointment to
speak at that place on thc4th inst,
and while there somebody poisoned
his horse, and he was compelled to
find another mode of travelling to
his various appointments. The man
who would kill q dumb brute out
of hatred to its owner would MUIR
der o man for q cancelled postage
stamp, and that is about as low as
meanness could get 10 q human be-
ing.-Owsn Comfy, md, Journal.
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THANKSGIVING Day.

The Governor of this State has
set apart Thursday, the 9th of
this month, as a day Of Thanksgiv.
ing and PRAYER.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-11-06
THE ELECTIONS.
DEMOCRACY TRIUMPHANT l!

Its with unfeigned pleasureth that
we announce to our readers the CLIO,
rious news that the city of New
York and the majority ofthe States
have come out Democratic to such
an extent as the world never wit.
messed before. The reign of Black
Republicanlsm and unconditional
war has come to o terrible end. Let
Democrats "thank God, and take
courage" Hurrah, for New York.
Down with the enemies of our
country.
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The Tax Law.
The following conycn lent sum
go. oe .ho Toy Ior, 4 sn;,on ;n
-,
thompson ? AcPVftcs
Bankers (nOt ccrpcrutcd Danks) pay q j,
ecnse .''a.Y;"@""."""S."c
Bankers receive dep0sits, as
count ana pay cnecKs ana ural1s.
Brokers pay . license oE""""""...."-soo
Brokers buy and sell specie
uncurrent money stocks and OK
change.
Banks that do any brokerage busincs %
aehned above must take outa brokers
LanS T Wsrran.das =
.S2s
BoNps AND MoRraAar INNS
arc required for each instrument.
lone for the bond and for tho
mortgage.
The income tax is to be Maid ON
the income of the wear commencino
January /. 1852. 30 that on the 8lst
of December. every BODY should
have a very clear record of their
income gains or profits for tho
wear. And as many sourcea of in.
come. sncb as dividenda and rail,
road bonds and stock. ;~nspra,co
stock. SAVINGS banE Interest otc
nbev having already Maid tho in.
como tax oro mt acain tarea Il
thoreforebeco to Nave
q c;e.r record of the Sources of in.
come, that there NAV he no disnute
With tho ossessor.
The income tnx for tho veor 1869
.|;s nayohle IN ,Lo lst NJ Nv 1899
A man in business must make
nm the net prodts Of his business
Car tho veor and INV tho tax an
Tho amonnt loss 5000
Ia mon NAV outside Of Lis hus;.
9 ncss. sncnd ri and cvcn more than
his nrtfts in business, nevertheless
he mist nav tnx on ali not business
nrofto oTnort ,bo S6o0 And en-
with a salary. nil over $500 must
hc toycd thopoh nersonal or FINN.
ilv consnmc II ali
Cheeks. drafts, and orders for
money. whether at sioht or IN
time.i ii for sums of 500 or under.
. are not reopired to be slammed.
Notes Of hand. due bills etc. If
} for sums of $40 or under. are not.
required to be stamped.
. Certificates of deposit for any
9 amount. REQUIRE stumps-2 cents
for 500 ard under: 5 cents for all
over 500.
Ali checks and sight drafts for
!. sums over $40, rcouirc only . cents
for any amount.
Time drafts and notes require
stamps in promotion to the amount
IS cents and inward.
Foreign drafts. if single or solo.
whether at sight or on time. arco,,
q; the same scale as inland time drafts
t and notes of hand: hut If arawn in
sets, the first, second and third
must each be stamped according to
tho scale for foreign bills in sets-
3 cents and upward.
Tho PAYER is required to stamp
! bills made abroad at the time Of
, accepting, if on time: and at tho
time of paying, if at sight.
The sarty attaching or first using
the stamp, is required to cancel Il,
by rutting hie Initials and the date
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-11-06

that you, in connection with your
advisers, sent some hundreds of
by water to strengthen Fort
Could not the difficulty
be settled then without the adop.
ton of means which have been
created and called forth to bring
the South back into the Union :
The fact is that neither the North,
nor the South ever thought that the
present war would ever become the
Giant Devil which it now is. Like
King Saul and the witch of Endor,
both the North and the South have
been deceived, aud a ghost bathed|
in blood has come up to frighten
both of you. No wonder, seeing
that both the South and the North
have been guilty before God, an,
gels and mon, Of doing the work
of the destroying angel in the name
OF liberty, in order 20 see which OF
you should be the greatest in the
land Of Presidents. Some of your
American subjects are wicked
enough to whisper that you have
violated the Constitution once and
again, and that they arc now per-
tectly ashamed of tho name of A
mericans. 1 do not say that you
have erred, strayed, or trampled on
the Constitution l leave that to be
said by your loyal subjccts-for
they do say it, and insist upon its
being q sober fact. War is not on
ly a Methodist, Presbyterian, Bapl
fist or Episcopal game, but it also
proceeds from the unholy and un
righteous spirit of the EM One
SO says the Apostle James,, and SC
say l. The leading men in the
South cannot be justified in the
steps they have taken, but neither
can in my blunt conscience and
obscure Judgment, justify you and
your advisers in the steps you have
taken, and it is really and very ex-
tensively believed that the North,
and not the South, brought on this
horrible and unholy war. AS far
back as the year of our Lord, 1882,
the downfall Of the United States
can be traced to the insiduous, wi
ley and mad speeches, sermons
conversations and published tracts
and books of crafty, designing
earthly, devilish and sensual mer
and women, and all because they
would have it that black is white
and that the world must worship
Uncle Tom,' and reject the Lore
Christ! But sir, the creature cal.
ed man, some how or other, claims
the right TO think for himself, an'
he will stubbornly do so, and con
sequently society has come to thu
conclusion that black is black, ant
that white is white, and that thes'
two contrasting qualities are no
equal. Even you, sir, do not believe
that black and white are the same
Why then should you attempt tt
force us who are white, to look up
on that thing called black as GU
equal? We do not believe that tn
thing is equal TO us-wc cannot
The unparalleled misery aud distrcs
which the present war is about tt
bring upon America in the shap
of taxes and high prices will tell
fearful tale; and who is to be bcne
fitted by the slaughter? Not tn
bereavcd father and mothcr-no
the broken hearted sister-not tn
wife of the slain soldier, in her all
guish and convulsive titS-not tn
fatherleSs children, crying for thei
father and brcad-who then is t
reap the benefit Of this "unhoty an
unnatural" war wagcd by brothc
against brother? why, the con
tractors for army storcs-thc well
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-11-06

"Evory citizen may freely speak
write, and publish his sentiments
on all subjects, being responsible
for the abuse of the right; and no
law shall be passed to restrain or
abridge the liberty OF speech, or of
tho press" = Constitution Of Ohio,
Article l, Section II.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-11-06
Eaton. Ohio,
Constitutional Rights which We Mean
To Exercise And Maintain.

Congress shall make no law re-
specting an establishment of re
ligion, or prohibiting the free cx-
ercise thereof; or abridging the
freedom of speech, or of the pre- So.
Amendments to the Constitution Of
he United States, Article l.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1862-11-06

Boston goes Demo: ratic.
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SPHCxAs. NOTICES.

An Acr TO coSFEH ADDITIONAL POWER gpoN
Steam Boilers rassed Ars.l 1872
senaie a1 rss snd %scmSs @ 20 doe, enact as foows
sceuSn J. Every oSnsr Of steam eSs; " eo,rs ~ ass
such eonyeren nes ana p such manner ard IL on m aT may
Ss rsl Boaad bs proSiea repsrt 70 he said Metro.
poan Police BoaJ, rs headquarters I location Of ch
ss@ afs as sIs iS' he Ne saaay cSpa
s nsss srs m ee and msy ba for h
sas 5y Ge hem Setrppoian Poics Board person sa
who shan S, % % issee sish boiler boilers
Anf anS az " ss sha Se esca j.
am sy % s Ss a the a Ss s'fa 70 SS
and n'h the l,ni OF pressure Z. The ,hc BOZ er IA
ssss o ace ana aoan @sH = o. % eS Or han Sas
II he Of ay boiler shan BE arp,ed In mas i
viii be ihc same the limit desired bs Tho owner OF The
See The Metropolitan Police Board shall pres rye 10
81 III sneant If steam ar pre- sure allowed in esh
and IN cases whore any cam boc, Or Tie appliances
Board after inspection /, Insecure dangerous tho
render such boiler apparatus aid Appliances aud
void O. danger Ard IN The a mean 3 .s & aud np %s sh s
,d NV ssa ser arfr f.s sn Ro ~ III @y e %
veped tho aud in med nccessary
ne arpan IS apparatus or or M ,he ~ nisH p
Beard ana 20 owner Or ssen, e any Soer e
y = agaii a'ion icm rracsa engineers e oe o'nei
steam Loisr hishcr Than that limit oI
ay @ psrso ass Se proy.iSns q tie second scon q
this Ac, shall be giy ol amsdcmeanor and wrenver any
r OF omit 70 have the same reported tor as IRE.
s6air or The Mirror Titan Police board and All persons
prevented rom using the until II can tc s-i astory
tested herein provided for and the owner shat 10 such
See 4 The act shall take eject immediately
Cs.fEAt DsrAnrsTsr of MErRoroLlrAs rogg' /
~ B'ooSf new Srw yonr sSnshNa NV y ( Piss issa
IN conformity WITH The provisions ofis &C, 9iitlca An
raunl p the Inspection of steam boilers, passei Aprii
is2 ~ persons owning or using any seronary cam
those connected with IN privac dwellings, are re.
CURED report the Board % Ioec n W. nt between
boiler boilers owned used BY hem, and The business
- purpose Tor watch such Ooi.rs are used sd
one ko report shall be made forthwith and all par
les are requsa'ed @ have npple and sscs - I" inches
th3 the inspectors wiz have no delay IN making conncS
NV Ry oraer ~ o. iEe Board OF Police.
- SETH c. HAwIEy, chcf Clerk.
1t1ICAGo AND NORTH WESTERN RAILWAY COM
y pany. Chicago May l. S62The annual meeting 81 the
western Railway Company will be held at lie once q the
Company IN The e y & "a sssrsaay nc on day o.
the year ensuing and for the ranscon Of any other bus
meas that may come before then Fno books VII be
Anew YORK AND HARLEM .RAILRoAD COMPANY
sisth street New May 1852 Nollcc s hereby given
Harlem Railroad company, for the annual election Of drcc
tors win be hcd the Office u the company on Tnesd@
se Is hs 70 se aa fcOR OR Y Viii ss ssS IRON
o'clock p. NJ. Of ne sh unit, oelock NJ of The als
nPrlcE on TIE NATIo,AL FIRE INSURANCE ",
Etrc1Ios annual cl To- for thirteen DIRECTORS ard
hreo Inspectors or the snslng election w be held g
pV""'' Il ''-' -" : nESRs ! pRovYE, eccsctary,
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HORSES. CARRIAGES. sc.

nuBLIC SALE or HORSES AND MULES BELONG
masr s Psrrs - rsy vile, MI Irri 80 seswl pub
nc auction a; ry Msyapa on aassSy eseel May ~
Belonging to the United States, VIZ
70 Mares with foal
Termcash in egn q United syXsrs s,sf; Esiss .RnSEH
Captain and Assistant caariermsster United States Army
CAppLz HORSE wAsTEo.-,;A,Ny PERSON HAVING WING
hapds gh thoroshly bcd. accustomed to work IN ne
sS s.Sl sa 81 IL s p S saa by seS ades aH s. s
ohcr No need alfly on'css the horse ssery sapc
fl"r N every way ----------------
o,TALLIoS FOR sALR.cHEAr, 10 HANDS, YOUNG,
- sound and kind handsome horse Apply at TIE cor
Der OF Beecker and crosby sts
SADDLE MARE FOR sALE-Is ABOUT FIFTEEN
y hands high, ark Bay with back legs senIe anu
riding sshool corner Of Firth aud Thirty ninth
street
CEcoNp HAND CARRIAGES FOR SALE
One e1 Sc nGp onG Ss@ J Iso hoTse re good
Ian re es % s re on srdes @ % sgs
One ss sea- 10 away csrriase, with glass sides.
One secoui hand TIP Buggy, a. sss,
ncr u fenth street.
WANTED SET OF LIoHT HARNESS, SUITABLE
w Tor lial waaoE; covered buckles, nc. preferred "
not much usca palchascr be had ly addressing Re-
mineton, Herald onee.
AsTRoLOGY.
a sToSisHixGl-MApANE MORROW. SEVENTH
S n, s Of a qTeSh sa s 10 how p" sS' yn S1a
your very thoughts or ray Lucky charms fi,c Her
equal is be found Her Magic lnsge nov IN fun
ofcIationlsi LUDLOW street below Houston. Price as
cents. Gentlemed not admitted
BONA FIDE AsTRoLGGIsT THAT EVERY ONE
~ car a'rend on Nine MlLser ws2 s es b ~ 9oss' @
scot fuure Of your e aud warns you OF danScs and
I'd nv. %ss e eSs ss o'i No. sS aen spesi
Houston AID 81. cts the aakery Charge FOR
ladies aud sentlemcn, % cents
ooK fERE-s5ooo REWARD FOR ANY PERSON
IL who cau equal Miss WELLINGTON IN gviu4 correct
iawsn aad II iucsy NUMBER ske also fss neV ns
remedy for drunkenness, and bringing he separated To-
s''"e'' = Two souls with but single thought
Two hearts that beat as one
81 ting facts TIER truths found
cd on ne gifts Delay consult his bcautiV young
lady, at lOi SIKH avenue. opposite Eighth street.
aFADAME CLIFFoRD--uHRiyALLEO CbArRyOYANT
vi an business medium Ol Dean street corner q Hoyt
,na sbant ,3rnds round rnSiness IONS Ia
cents; NtdigalSi
IN Iratcd Madame PREWSTER, who has removed 10 -
Thirty risith ct corner OF SiA avenue, over ID uke
no eqra She tells the nane OF future wife or husband,
also Aat CT her visitor nyou wish uuthg give her can
rr,ur GREATEST WONDER IN THE WORLD IS THE
Ia 10 and accomplished Madame BYRON, frern Parts,
ho an b, with The strcest confidence all ar
ts , Y y yci beloved by yonr IDEAL andrings
aeerr hcse long separate Ladies. 90 Residences
pIhiri Avenue above Twelfth street
/, y = BowERY, NEAR PEooME sTREET,-MADAME
IOD WInCEK Clairy M and gfe1 spanish ady, un.
SSs The mysteries of tuury ic,s atsentfrends,
arsness. grcscrbea meden.s of ~ "seas''' "hs sep
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SHlPFIN 0s
7 ONDoN EXHIBITION

j. REfuRS TICKETS, LONDON AND BACK. -.
First elss SIG
1sa, TS IIyaRfooL .sq;aSa at :
S'phS s.sa@ship Company aSS ds.raichiag their Full.
ggS o. 5IR May
ETNA ;saturnay' Nay Nay
every succeeding Saturday noon from pier a. North
FFf s. /: IS s s'fsass &c. {, london s
l:s 3 i s1r. Rs z sls%ss Rotterdam.
R.ss rom S nerroS ssass Sr or ssss First cabin SIS
s se fo% m Lerae s rro 9assns
people 10 send for ,heir friends
se Is'sG are strongly pon ssns
paisn, fire annhilaors Experienced surgeons are ut
spPy 4 Llysrpso MILAN M,, LS
colin 81 Enoch square. IN n9ueenso~n TO ca D. sey.
IS S 4s In5Sn g @ e ssS E place. ss: a. q kns K wA
philadelphia 70 John g. Dale III Walnut street; or at the
SV''i john o. DALE. Agent IS broadway. New York
THE NORTH GERMAN LLoYDs' STEAMSHIP BRE
sia mail win sai pier North rver foot OF Cham
SATURDAY. MAY TO- at IL o'ciockM.,
BREMEN VIA SOUTHAMPTON,
''ibSS 'iiobSSBoS, HivRE sournANrToN AND BREMEN
For ,he T-t cabin sioo second cabin sso seerasc $50
- ''''s" . '' oEIRIcHs CO, IS Broad. street.
IN TIE STEAMSHIP GREAT EASTERN
viii SAL f'o" New STRphy ss5T lsT hyeyRSgi TSy cn ~
Price Of passage In
according . state room Recommendations all other privileges
being equal. - -,
Viii very superior aocoin oiaons SUIT. q Rooms
amfes may be engaged by special arrangement No Befh
se'V'ea Dn"' pau ROWLAND AsrIywALI Agents.
Plans q 'he ship ay be ees and e1gasemeIs MADE Tor
stii he tTce' 10 ri sSrcadrssr New YORK o'"' -
HAMBURG AMERICAN PACKET COMPANY.
i6Npor. HAMBURG. nvRH9 nAvRH AND SOUTHAMPTON.
ihe n SMMoNis NJ ~ n sc1wrssxs Commander
cary ng the United States mail sails from pi a. North
III d Iskes nassenrers fnr Lonlon Hamburg IIavre and
Southampton, at the following rates. 49,
First cabin
S'TYi BoRtsSi vii siccecd the HAMMovrA on May 81
. b. RlCfAkD6 4 BoAs, ISL Broadway, New votk.
T-oR IivFRPoOI.-oLD BLACK STAR LINE.-ruE
L rackct snin ELY lying at per IA East river aiis
Way 10 The HrNIsPHERE talls May 10. For passage
iJTuiton street.
" NEW ARRANGEMENT.
FOR CALIFORNIA, VIA PANAMA
pic nov emisra,ns 70 tbe gold mining sFici- Of ahorna
md British Columbia, FOUR steamers per month viii be
lively instead Of three, as heretofore. .
Regular days Of departure from New YORK on we st sth
Inc day of departure viii be The Monday following. -.
so sHa sas s e. s'sss ss 9S B. k Iff Agent
Tg1R NEW ORLEANS HOLMES LINE" I'm AN.
dAtESA Il J J. EeagiG Master wiz receive sshi ac
atc,c por, conditions wh VII se nsd known a NC
tSa.a lar % East river, orIs wA NELs0N kSoNs'
~. ~ South street
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TO nM@MuP of n
a--.a@a-s
9HIPPING.

A OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES LINE EsTABLISHED
IA Is52The splendid class New York built packet
ship INDIANA 1000 tons Hoborn, commander Sli have
the usual prompt despatch of this line for Melbourne direct
The modatons 81 and second cabin
very superior ard choice Of now he secured
by ediate plea ion 70 MAILER LORD QuEREAU,
l0s Wall street. LORD co. gnoes at Melbourne.
yNIasT STEAMER FOR HAVANA.
IL The United States Mail steamship
COLUMBIA.
r. Adams United States Nay Commander will leave
pier No North River Wednesday, May H. Mt IL o'clock,
precisely Passports be procured from the Span
ish Consul. For freight passage apply 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-10

S,TALLIoS FOR sALRs-cHEAr, l6 HANDS, Young,
- and Kind: handsome horse. Apply al the cor
Der OF Bleecker and 1rosbysts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-10

| CADDLE HORSE wANTED.--ANY PERSON HAVING
- FOR s1e a superior Saddle Horse, not iess than "a
hands Sh thoroshly b,ed accustomed y work ~ me
saddle OF style aud action, and 'Ghy ny iy,
can hear Of by addressing w 81 box 2fs Post
Once. No need Apply onloss the horse lssery sape.
riur M way
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-05-10

cAppIE MARE FOR sALE-Is ABOUT FIFTEEN
- high dark bay, with back legs gentle 'osnd and
well trained; esLt years old Can be AZ Dishfoss
Riding School of Fth avenue aud Thirty ninth
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