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The Smoky Hill and Republican union. [volume] (Junction City, Kan.) 1861-1864, 1863-07-04
.fSHERIFF'S SALE.

VIM. Millman and I In the Third judicial
Herman Esterhouse District Court for Davis
- --'' VS.. County and others at
Casper Buntley. tached for judicial pur-
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-06-04
JUNE 4, 1863.

know what they do, and they do it with
hatred and with will that puts to
shame our indecision and gentleness. !
say we must go Internationally for put.
ting down the rebellion. And let me
add, our loyalty is to be unconditional.
We have tried our Government and we
can trust it. Applause l do not say
That we must agree with it in all its
views, or tariffs and other things; | do
not say that We are bound to approve all
war measures even. 1t is entitled to our
loyalty, because it has abundantly proved
itself to be honestly and earnestly intent
on putting down the rebellion. l OBJ
served this forenoon a skitishness on one
polnt-at the point of politics. A word
on that. L have observed, / mean to
say, that some persons are afraid that
this grand Loyal League, into which I
would have all right men of the North,
South, East and West enter, will become
party machine Now | would have
this grand Loyal League mighty pow
er IN politics. That's MY view of it.
lApplause. l would have it work day
and night to keep out of political office
every man who is not unconditionally
but every man who does not stand by
the Government, who is not uncondition-
ally for the Government l have never
IN my life voted Republican ticket; for
l am, as think, a Democrat of Demo
Gratis. Not sham, spurious Democrat;
but man going for equal rights of all
men. Applause If any man can say,
l am Democrat, 1 ans-rer- ~. D,~-fs
words-'I, more" Our great work is
before us. 1t is not to save the Union,
or the Constitution, or the country; that
is all prating l do not want to hear
man speak about his love for his country,
but rather about the hatred of the rebels.
I will infer his love for his country from
his hatred of the rebels. Put down the
rebellion, and the Union, and the Con-
stitution, and the country will take care
of themselves If murderer should be
discovered in Utica, the concern is to be
not for the safety of Utica, but to arrest
and punish the murderer Arrest and
punish him, and Utica will take care of
herself Nor do | want you to talk
about what shall be done after the rebel
lion is put down. The rebellion is not
put down yet, and we never. shall put it
down if we allow ourselves to be diverted
from the actual and urgent duties of the
present to speculations in regard to the
future. The only problem, Mr. Presi-
dent, that We can solve to-day, is putting
down the rebellion | would postpone
every other thought to that solution.
Let me add, Sufficient to the day is the
evil thereof" )" We must grudge nothing;
we must grudge no help, no precious
-Epes.- Neither treasure nor life would
be worth anything to us, or any right
minded man, if this rebellion were tri-
umphant If we should fail, we shall
need no property to live on, for then we
shall be sinking under loads of infamy
andsanguish of heart, and desire to live
no longer. .l
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-06-04

We have never had the pleasure Of
laying before our readers a more clear
ana pointed statement of the true object
IN view IN prosecuting! the war against
the rebels, than that contained in the
address delivered by Gerrit Smith, of
New ork, before the Union Leagues of
that State, assembled in Mass Conyen-
ton at Utica. The ground he takes is
sufficiently broad, we think, for every
patriot to stand on, and whoever is un-
willing to step upon the platform laid
down by the distinguished abolitionist in
his address, cannot call himself a patri-
OF. The sole object in prosecuting the
war Is to put doUn the Rebellion.
That accomplished, the minor questions
growing out Of the manner in which the
be adjusted afterwards.
We never hear complaints of "vola-
tions of personal rights and "usurpa-
tions of power" from those who mani
lest an intense anxiety to destroy the
rebel armies and overthrow their bogus
Government 1t is only those who have
no word of condemnation for the traitors,
that are continually finding fault with
the Administration, and denounce every
step it takes in the prosecution of the
great work left it by Mr.. Buchanans
cabinet, and they alone appear to be APP
'prehensive of a loss of personal liberty,
90 No rogue e'er felt the halter draw
With good opinion of the law
or we might add, with those who so ex-
ecute the laws. 3
Let every man "hate the rebels with
a aperfect hatred" and bend every energy
of his soul in contributing to their final
overthrow, and these quibbles about vio-
lated rights will soon be forgotten.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-06-04

A Remarkable Speech from Ger
ritt Smith, the Abolitionist.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-06-04
MILLINERY.
Cloaks. Mantillas, & Dressmaking.

MRS ELIZA SPIEGELBERG, WHO HAS
lNl just returned from Louisville, has re olenea
her old stand Oh First Street, between Hain ana
Locust, whero she will be happy to wait upon hef
old friends and patrons again.
She has engaged the assistance of enc OF me
Dres smaktrs of Louisville, who guarantees every
Dress she makes to fit to perfection
Mrs. Spiegelberg also has bought larse es,
sortmeut OF Silks, Head Dresses, Hair braios ano
~ -oct many other articles for the conve-
ninncs of the Ladies of Evansville aiaFciniiy toe
numerous to mention.
The best Sewing Machines OF Grover q baksF
rnanufactory for family use, for sale by
mo- Mrs ELIZA SPIEGELBERG,
No. l3 First Street bet Main and Second.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-06-04
0be 1airg auurtsar.
Gerrit Smiths Speech.

THURSDAY MORNING. JUNE 4
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Arrived.

Steamship Ilecla McC,nl,y. Liverpool e;h, At go o n
Ship Bis.eG reeovs Gaay HAVE q days uise. to Boy
Ship Golden Fleece of Boon) Manson. Liverpool 70 dAy,
.al, to Croeker. Wood Co sept lat - ~ Ion a. %
Slip ArneM (Pma.f Bonningcr iash.gen. Rovsrl,n -
days. ndss. rnd pass. to chas Lulins L Co.
Ship Guy II broosyn Wst. Liverpool q tsys. coal And
.hr Jsmc, noscri for Lssrpos sgp 10 AT 20 u,
Ion. o. ,poss ship r. L.. hence for Liverpool
ship Naa lo Bo',oal Burs!ey' o.sda "a days i'on to
Ship Enlymion Cof Livarpoo wlIim., Liverpool IS days
udse to ii. A. l. A Dcwoh
Ship Mo.anis ,nswl raten Bath ae day, In ballast to
Born Sir Iss.c Newton tamb) rrshu Hamburg IS day,
nlsr sud pass TO X. som.a Edye
ballast to John I.k.on.
Br.s Tiger (oi St. Joan, FL Lynch Glaze Bay G. D..
Gfs rer.i. Ioi Msi-na N 81 Putnam Cow Bay II days
coal }. r. Whlurss Co. 81,
daT, rid.c 20 funeh M,lncks wend;. SEPT. a. Ia; ~ a.
on Is TO- saw hip r. r. Milan .blndoned arr ! Of water
iay.. rai.rosd iron to sGneh M,ineAe w.n!.,
BAD neehabi,e, tbr. Of New, glasgow. n 81 Aaiey
Shields 80 day.. mdse TO II. +. w; Niger
Bsrs Iiser Grl, LOuuer. Gaadeloup % days mi'' %
ass Arie, (Brl CLARK Boston d.y' in SAl, TO nsoa'
4 Co. VIII load foT Vera Cruz. 49,
Bark par,hian Dan Han.e BuenOs Aye' 80 days, hiss
BAI Thomu. Terry Bs MAOnoy. c,ileni' days, '-sN.
6s., to Brett Son Co.
Hrs Emily saunder Rondort coal for Boston, aud sae
BHs vena. tol Poole DunIias Foso n S. - day.. "a aal
las 70 II. : Routh Sous.
sch Eahea (o Caaine) Conoy 0ibarA 10 days sugar to
Miller houshton
scl Aiho Cs,siiy. Morris Island days, In bsaa 70 T.
:. Suaisru.ssteE -
sehr MssnO, Chase Hilton Head II days. ia t4Ast &c
master. -
sohr H. r. Gushing Cluk. ElkAhethport Tor Bos.9a.
Schr Henry Quits, Brown Rc-tout, Ros,on I'D sailed
schr. John II. French C.ossuaA Rondou. coal os Boston
end sailed.
sehr. vinjove, Bray. Reward iron for waret IRA
scirr. Robert Smith, Wilcox, Portl and stone.
Schr. Melbourne. Mason, Newbur, Tor Gardues.
Sch., speclwt H. UAI i.h da,s
Sohr. neijsmin Brown, lnsraham, Warren a. ballast
sehr. palos French, New Bedford ds,s.
Sohr. w. Mlfyck crocker, New Haven.
Schr. Sea Witch. Tyler. Norwich. Ia balias..
schr. Charles Henry, Saith, New Haven.
sloop Thomas Hall Hull, Providence eAy, mdse 4,
Steamer Potomac Sherwood Portland mdse and r1" 70
II. Is. Cromwell y 20. -
Steamer Wc.tehestef Davis Psovisnse mise. Ae 70 r.
Bynncr. Il, ,r,..l
Steamer see Guli. Kenny, Providsnee md'' ID Ea"'a
Rynner 80 ,-,.. -. L, .,
VIM DalLou. 49,, $50. =. 4. ,.... /.
kirkpatitik 49, p,n,,.,,
s,eNner w. WAts Weayes Phiidelphh
| Steamer B,issD. Charles fhisieFaA
wIND-Supss. = W.. G,.h
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shower or long spell Of wet. Il produces al kinds OF
zion. There are several islands oppu-ite Sandusky
which have similar soil Recently q has been ssoer.
ino%n in North America. An acre OF grapes here
viii bear every year, they never rot particularly the
Catawba, thy win bring from to cents pound o.
tho tun, or from 600 to s600 tie acre.
They do not need to be highly m0nured no trench
!ns 10 required, and very little regard PAID 70 piun
ing. Around Cincinnati tho plan Is T. trcnch the Whole
Of the ground three feet deer ard then an eapst =,
encod vinedresser from the Old country fequr,a "
prime them In very particular manner, ara ye. WIN
al this care and expense they are known TO rot va
every farm around hero ono 'sss V eSsspy
toes II IA question 10 be decided hereafter whether
AID r1np vii % OF a this suSes he
states reason why TIC grapes do so well ere 10 be-
cause in tho region named there ere fever dews an
elsewhere; nor there late oSts ID the oPfi"k VI
These facts arc q very great Importance IN "1n a.
respect-tha is 1t Is quite Likely tina, lhor That
WEI here and next Spring will send SEED miner VA
the matter may be tested.
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MospAY. se,,. Pr. n

Stocks opened under grca: excitement. and
en alvano. Vas rsla upoa tie extreme saoss;lors a
Saturday. Eev.York Central osoacd at 40 With large
sales. Soon rose 70 1914. IRON TIA lo!ui u rcoedci
before tie Doard to isgi l3i RFle I'D q, 100 bat
in 10 io7l. Tie b!lilaFs for all Stock were sirofg
bat under free sscs rcasc ,rofs al offered 81
lower rates before TIE regular Board sseTrb!ef. ~
tic Stock Erohangs all descriptions Of Government
Securities wcre firm and In good dfnard "A f-il
faie, Certificate, Al 73os are so,lre q; Saturday.
rates American Gold closed 9, Ia sisi Gner s,ias
On tie slfo,i ai 1901, Border State Sipcfs steady
Missouri &C. GO 1yii LOuis!aLs -. o.U. IcEncsiss
10 S4aCili Caaioa Company fcl 10 GS3-ii canbc;'
Land Coal .1!s30i. Delaware aas Hgison. l;e ! 10
Pennsylvnui. Coal. lf2siSi Quick,llrer 81
Pacific Mali 2il a2lti Central American TRANSIT Co
30sJ0i, ScwYorh Central. under great erc.iemeti
elosod at 49, Eris Railway loe3loeii Ere Preferred
1854 dlO3!; Hudson River. 1s3iJeii Harlem. h5d
lti, Harlem frtf.rrrd. i2;Si3ai Second avenue. r.
Soraioh and Worcester VAC, Reading. ii7iall'i
Michigan Central 1871 ilsi Michigan southcrn Con
inoA llaIi, Michigan soItAsTa Guaranteed. 10 o
10. Illinois Central SCRIP. i2Hal23, Cleveland Ard
P;islurgh. %, de9i CalenA and Clloago loeislo-
ClcrcaIi ard Toledo. ll7s Rock bland. lo-i dloet
At tie second Board stree, prices arc not sas'Airol
New York Central cold AZ lJiJiUi Erie lOeiot.
Hudson River 10 Harlem iiH slil. Beading lUt
Michigan Central 10 Michigan southern 9iissii Ill
uols Cen - gig5i Clereari and Pittsburgh "I d"i
Gaicna and Chicago ics eiosl. Cleveland and Toledo
il7I1li7i Rock Bland 10! eio9i. For, Wayne 81
a, Prairie Gu Chen 1s.'.. Chicago and North Wst
ern J7S5i. At tie oose Of lus.Dela New fork Cen
,rel uas quoted ia9iei,g.. Hhe iosi lIudIon River
l3y and southern Common 92i
Treighis are firm but not very active. To
I,srpoo The engagements are - 600 bushels Wheat at
ID. IN bags. and goo bbs. Flour a. is. I'D per
steamer go boxes Bacon At 3os. $50 tcs. Beef g.
3D. a5s.. and . 0oO born Cheese At J)s. To London
90 bbls Oh Cake a: ~. 80 g.Cs Cd and per steam
er 600 pkgs Butter ut f5s and 900 boxes Cheese al
I'D To Bristol. 1900 bushels wheat. per LeutrL fag
at 7id. In bags To Marscics 400 ties. Lard Mt ojf
pcr French vessel Tho carrying rates are rs iolows
10 Liverpool por American dag Flour. Is. I'D. ais
d. Wheat ID Corn CID Heavy Goods. IFS Cd. d2os.
per foreign Tag Hour. Is; Wheat 7a7iii Corn. ID
Heavy Goods. ia. oda25s. To London per American
aag. Flour 2s I'd, Wheat. Gia7d. Heavy Goods 20
@25s Per foreign nag. Flour. "a ID 02s I'D Wheat
I'D; Heavy Goods 25s. a-'s.
The business Of the SubTrea5ury was: Re-
ceipts, S.s3l. ~ ", for Customs. <loJoOoi Pay
ncnte. 81 gs7. go 70. Balance. S2i.'l3oO3 ~.
The State Of Massachusetts is in the market
fJr loan Of o. 200 900 at y cent. No Government
stands higher in financial polnt Of view and the Ioan
one worthy the attention Of those who seek good
curMcs in preference To high rates Of Interest
Tho Pittsbmg, Fort Wayne aud Chicago Rail
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Ohio State Fair.
CLEVELAND. Thursday. Sept. II. 1868.
Cy(l.n nay


The crowd today IS yastis oppressive. The nnmbel
o. strangers the ground and in town Ii not less hai
C0Oc. Although the halls and grounds are spaciou,
aud extensye In very many places 1t is difficult to
make way through tie crowds. Very many are from
Pennsylvania Michigan and Indiana Kentucky Is
fairly represented apd fully thousand from Cana
do. The number Of entries is about 1900. Tie weather
u still fine.
Although there vast number Of articles in the
different departments exhibition which show gTea,
Industry and skill. and which do mnch honor 20 the
West stu too much space win DO required in The
TRIBUNE In printing list which will do the parties Ia
'erested justice. Hence viii touch on some few things
which Will be OF wider interest.
Cleveland Ia the chief city OF northern Ohio and IL
particular Of the Western Reserve. which has Icputa
Ion through tie world loI It's cheese. The display Of
o. Alison Bartlett Ceangs County. average 1872 ponds
formerly the farmers well cOntcncd II they could
set I'VE cents pound for cheese now all they can make
quickly brings 10 cents.
,apes Is rot large. have seen larger collections IN
lnois ont having. during tho week visited various
P aIs % tIe country along tie lake Shore was sur.
a. te cAtsht 70 which this fruit Is raised In this
.sgo". '. a. harris ector II The Herald Informs me
that there are In tits comfy alooe zoo ocr"e
OF Isabella and Catawba gropeg and tba. ne
preparing 10 plant more largely next year These Who
IN 50 many parts Of the United States have been 30 dis
Appointed Wy tner grapes foting viii 30 in,erescd 10
lsars that here they never rot. Ifaly md ne
Mediterranean Islands. End Palestine In oerticnar
have been looked upon with envy az regions
where tie vino always is loaded With tbis G,o
~. Y, is ridge Of land about three miles from iat
Erie. which runs az far Toledo, with some fs,o !
breaks 1le soil OF this strip about 200 miles long va
Hss fon sand to sandy mold 1t rapidly dries siter
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Whipping INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF SEw-yoEg..........sEFr {:


s,ssm,hlp Adraiic 9TH SeLo.icn, lrerool Lawrence,
Etrs ca.
sAps-sac,e.. Chase san Franciseo, su'ioa Co John
n.isht nrwnf Liverpool, " Hams Ouiol.
rrrk- anna Ad.iAnce ol. ffaa.in baltimore tFcrch,
Nencke " cnct Ocean Home tbrl, N'ltrn' A-'antAs
J. T.. Ward 4 Go. -
Hrr.-Alnec.hah Fray. Boston. JED Frye; N,ry "rNae
Br) Beck CsdE N. Wackhl.xcr J. Tns. snow. Pot an-
fnfcc J. 5 " hiney Cot Anna tbrl tfay pehAn leo
,. Burcys fofla iBgl, Down, PHILADELPHIA H. Dinwiiir
CO., Excelsior TN, f!Edten bermuda, Ncto. srH4
Geo kur (Haabi eesn, 0aocnlsowu, FsHch Hssaese <
Nend,
schooner. nu.s Laari. (Br) slocous s. Johns ~ B.,
D. II. Dow on, Myf.lc Yong Newark. II. ) Racket CO
Lucy Amos. Wallace, Sandy Hoot. W. y Bfown Co g.
kulghi. McFa.d,r Pembroke, John Boynton h Scnl y.
French Loyeand. Washington, Iin lEunt s.Fht; Emma
johnson. rhil,deiahla Nan Bron, sssAl swan Mary
Hall fat. Ne, n. HAvand velocity Rich, b Al ktseI
7 a. chase America Reynolds, Prouilence, ; heanyi NJ
A. Ncimou, Weaver Warrington. Van iruil sfglti u o.
brown Hodges Por' ROYAL RlIby Co; Eranc,s Conael
W.,hiGg,on Van brnut siashs Anna cya fcnson sao's
mr. A.c. iayra Mary boynson lbr bFoiie, Queenstown
Jpnn Jackson.
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TuR FULTON STREET ARSON CAsR.-The e1


animation OF the case Of John Il. Wilson. charged with
burning bis cracker bakery Of No. 70 Fulton street Oh
lie evening Of tie lat Of January last which was ad
journed from Wednesday. was recommended before
Justice Bowling at the Tombs on Monday The cross
examination Of tho principal witness Mrs Margaret
Larkin. conducted by Mr. Scdgwick Her evidence
was somewhat shaken. She tcetnes that she saw tie
Simpson enter tho building with wIsp Of sra" In
Lis hand that the straw tarred and that sic after.
ward cav him light tho combustibes which she says
prepared in the building that she lost $500 by the
burning Of the building in which she residing
which caught fire from tho bakery; that WILSON gave
her note. payable In thirty Days for the amount and
then refused 10 pay that she drew the money from the
Bowery Savings Bank but corrected herself and stated
that she meant the Becckerstrcet Savings Bank that
since the Tors u her husband who was killed by tie
plosion Of an oven Of the defendant In Cherry street
'hs has been supported by the Bakers Association tia.
she had eppiei ;" District Attorney Hail. 90 tro OF
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COURT OF GENERAL sEssIONs-srrr Abe
(ltx Ind-r Moo

The Courtroom was crowded this morning AZ the
hour orerng. Petit Jnfy having been sSor the hrst
tried hs Of Mary Ann Brown fair loobng gh II
Tie town charged with stealing 80 from soldier named Jas
King. Tie prisoner acquitted
FIeGercs Snyder and Ch5o. Hon, charged with srsrd
larceny plead guilty and made application or release 70 join
tho amy. The applications Ir0 pity refused. Wilson
Gent % the State Prison for two year AID Snyder
reminded for sentence.
The Of Joseph Lowenstein ersed with receiving
sto.n Foods, wac then brought up After witness
examined the Court d,ourBed.
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The earnings Of tho North. Western Read Tor
~. .ooond week. ending Sept II, 1869. werei


Increase lsbout 50 y cent? .s2,2+ "
Atsmeeting Of the Board OF Directors OF the
Bank Of North America held on the 10th, John p Vel
yertoa was unanimously elected President In the place
~ Isaoo Seymour, deceased. j. A. Beardsey First
Teller was appointed Acting Cashier.
Money has been in good supply throughout
thedsy at al p cent on ordinary collcterals. Bono
balances are takeS at lower rates but brokers pay
readi.y Tho bank statement has disappointed the gen.
era expectation Tho who's negotiation Of p cent
Treasury Notes appears in the statement The de-
posts show nearly an equal increase. and upon the
specie lire there Ia gain H over ono million.
The news from Rosecrans's army sent Gold up
this morning to I4Oi. but this ratio was not long su'
taped aud the business Of the day has been at 1870
1884, closing at l39! 1891.
Sterling Bills are quoted 15i015fd, and
feverish.
The Stock Market closes strong, with good
demand on tho quotations. Ncw.York Central has
been the leading ievorito and closes 1891 dl39f For
uudson River there Is renewed inquiry from strong
buyer, Tie local business OF tho road Is rapidly In
creasng and great the pressure upon tho southern
end that third track Is to DO laid at once to fonkes
Tho increase In earnings the first seven months OF 1903
70 ono half Million equal TO 23 per cent Increase on 1907
which also showed gain Of equal amount on 1901.
Harlem dd not maintain the extreme quotations OF the
day.
A sale Of Marietta and Cincinnati rail stock
xns made a. The stock Exchange today at 80 for the first
preferred. The Company now operate 2oJ mics Oh
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COIJRT CALENDAR FOR Tuesday

SUPRYNE COORT-General Ierin.-Pfeicred cases
and MOI. !, 3, 6, :. on Enumerated Calendar
SUTREHE COURr-Circuit-Par L-Nos 1875,
1893 49, 1851 1862 1911 1875 1876 2J 1863 IT'S I'm 1906
1915, 1917 1881, l93 leiz Part lAdIourncd to Wodnes
dGy.
BROOKLYN CITY COURT-Nos. 2, ~, ~, 90, 90,
%, u, rs 10. n. 49, 20, 80, 81. 81 49, -, IS, 81
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three occasons to Gee she could n get the money on
IN. nos which defendant gave her brt hs had told hos
tset b. bad uothng to do with it that he only attended
70 criminal cases Much Of tho testimony was very
ireeyspt The examination win be continued on Tues
day at 9 D. IN.
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fAdver!lsemsnk.l

"IyYyA FArIuRE."-Why Is il that 30 many
o,h,r, ft AnswerBecsuse they no. adapted 10 the
hn,,uo, weso tho right In the right place.. selected
on principles 'ucce" and moi failure would BE-
~. % Rad the runRscLooIcAL JOURNAL for particulars
I ,o,r or IS cents per number sent BY drs post By
gou,x, WrLrA No. 800 Broadway. NY.
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Total present cost. ..................sll'Ie''h4

The Company has made srraDgemontst TO puih road
Of II, own a. Cincinnati O625 miles. When Western
virginia Is rec from military occupation. tho road VII
have An unbroken and steady connection VIII the Al
la,a Road BY tie Baltimore and Ohio Road. The Pres
!dcni says
.fe es,ina. 81 ultimate resul.s nom boh locsl H1
thogrh source. can only be msie by careful onpafh o.
This Nh ether lines similarly located which have been
ten. tim. having .srs~i develop their eaiscy 10y
prra-h. hu,'ne. TIE little Miami end Hamilton and psy
10, rs .ao-d GOOD uaous Of Tho capacity on fafesai
,l,r,,sd nj Ary with for ufoafh bn'inc"
e.rr-. ~ the ls Miami for the ending nov >" ~
w,,, Al - 20 or At ,is ras Of si09 per mile The
Umou end Dayton earned for Vie year ending hA,s ~
1870 esft g. benz Il tho rate o. rl''o PEI nv ~
"A. REJECTED AID connected proyos"d, may isiry %
rian,l Ast The rain s'gn OF his fosd VIII re- n
r,o.. ,,rrlr-. 20 'ho amount of Aln,~o per ua.r'
fh, would ytsd 81 900 and owe n.s re,nt o.
90 n p.vna interest mortgage debt Ard OF
nor, THAI cat GU entire stock osrn Inc CopA
~, with y. ample equipment ~ COS, OF SilrtsS en-
tf,, Gee fofa fJAns 3ets snd almost cnf,!
ctpttl Is part Of the srea: cha OF isV'
ryoin. ocs1 baltimore AID WI.L.rg,ga Cay difc.uy er'
th,orh rsff.r.hurrh Sas''s Cincinnati anf - ioHs "a
IN. ~.,era m u rop, .'isn. AID Ia nov rsft Of are
lie. A. f. operation thah thousand mics ~ cnf'h
ra no, .ssynr N 20 distance more than dssss hon
,hs psfalo. q h,siass
The deposits Of 500 show an increase to-day
and Zoo. up sia coS Th, temporary loan is also up 70
sgo0o
Tho following ia a comparative statement OF
tie condition o,the Bank. o, New York City
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Disasters, &e.
bort h)aroens' Noii,e.

STATE OF NEw-Yo,x
PoRr WARDTKs OFFICE, No. l0< WLlH
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance WITH
IN section4 Of the &C. passsd April H. 1857 entitled An Al =
Reorganiae the Wardens OEes Of the Port Of NevYo &
all persons interested In having charge Of the suble1
matter Of such inquiry examination or survey that G
lowing vessels under examination by the Port Wa
dens and that the said examinations win b ed
peted within ten days next succcedny l notice boas1
aid vessels:
Steamship Georse Cromwell. North nv,s
Steamship Hudson - North Rves
Stesmship HsInnons. 81 North River
Steam ship City Of Cofk..........No5 50 North RIVED
Ship Oalena. 81 Eas. Rves
Shio Maestic. " East Rived
Ship Wsrdrshm. r. East Rived
Park Columbus North Rived
Bark kalho ATLANTIC Dock
Eng Thomas orue
SIG AIDE
Bns Ludwig Holburg.. D reN fvef
big Eage. Ive9
Schooner Roseye no ~ Law fves
c. II. BRAMIiALL, President
J. AuGs HERMAN. Secretary.
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