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The New York herald., 1864-07-14

OF land. u Uster countv, TT cent ihte
est pa ab o iu Nrw YORK Apply TO JOSEPH MASON.
No 6x Pine street, resm 10 and IL
TOILET AND CHICAGO RAILROAD o0NPANrs
81 Stock
we oI.r ies sale limited amount o. ne above stock
and terrnin atiag ss Cbirago.
The total mount OF the stock Company 81 $40 900
greater OF WAi has already been purchased BY
capitalists . permanent investment
The leased perpetuv BY the Choaeo and
lrosd Company Required by the charter obtain.
from the Legsatnr~ Of illinois, under which that Com
pany gsnixed. and 70 rrev0cablet .
The lease require. tie navmsnt Of rent monisy y me
quarterly dividend Of IN can't pss
free OF United States governmsns tax. imposed or
70 be imposed. . -
27ns o. receipts Of the Chicago and Alton Rail-
road irrevocably pledged for that purpose
We recommend this stock 70 parties ssokins SAFE Ave
For further particulars apply TO n. x; JEspP Co..
The New York herald., 1864-07-14

h WAa ENLISTMENT LOAN.
ei,OO0.N0
COUPON BONDS.
KINGS COUNTY REasURxns Orrt0x,
Is Court street. BRooKLvN, July Z 1eSA .
Prcposas win be received at the os OF the Treasurer OF
Kings county, until . p NJ
WEDNESDAY,. July 40 1854.
ol,U00O00
KINGS COUNTY WAR ENLISTMENT BONDS.
Issued by authority OF chap and n Of the Laws Of 1884,
and BY resolution OF the Board Of Supervser adopted Nay
the bonds wiz be issued 10 Of $1,000 each. dassd
August 1854 with interest at the rate OF sit cent
payable sAm annually, tn wft:-Dn the first days
OF NAV and November The principAi via - due and py
hle follows
'sa0o00O on the Ars. day Of May, 1872
2OQRO the hrss day Of NAV, l6fn
zoo 700 on the hrst day OF Nay, 1881
1DO,u00 on the first day Of May, lS8z
2O0,0c the nrst day OF May. l8sA
proposals must the number OF bonds desired,
amount Of premium PER soSD and for which year ma
turing - .
10 dopoat with the Countv Treasurer the first day ~ Au
gust 1854 the awarded 70 them respectively whcn the
bonds win be ready for delivery.
Each proposition should be sealed and endorsed Propo'
dressed TO the County treasurer - :.
The right 10 reserved reject all ef she dds
dee the interest of the county
fuOMAsA A. GARDINER. County Treasurer
The New York herald., 1864-07-14

BFk,wAN-Ws hots Sales OF 1000 lbs. Western az B6c
a eoc
cASuIEs --Adamsntiue were firm, with sales OF 600
boxes Western, IA ounces Al 33c 35c ,and It's boxes
DO 10 ounces, ~ 40c A. Sperm were quiet aud
nrmer.
we notice sales Of SO bags Quay aqug, In bond
FOR export. az 3osc. cash. and las d. export,
private terms.
CozEA was decidedly higher, bat the market was m
settled the sales include 225 bags Rio bond
port At SOC and zoo bags So Domingo on private toss
slso $50 bsgs lava at 63c.
Conos.lhe market was less active but prices were
The New York herald., 1864-07-14

OFrYcE DnLAwARx HUDSON CANAL OOMvlNY.t
Nxw YoRK, Juno e. 1884
In Of authority given M meeting Of the Stock
holders OF the Delaware and Hudson Canal Company held
the 2ls of April asst there will be appo,tloned among
such persons shall be stockholders In the said
on the 18th day OF July twelve thousand fye hundred
shares Of stock in tho ratio Of share six
shares Of took then held By eac stochoder Certificates
OF stnc apporoned will be ready for delivers 10 thoss
entitled 70 the on and after the lt Of August next No
scrip will be issued for fractions of ahare but te number
shares en.ing the aggregate Of such
be sold at public auction the 2h day Of July and
will be paid tn the stockholders and after
LIST Of August according to their pcctve interests
The government the abovo msntioned apporton.
mept will 10 paid by the company
By order Of the Board,
Treas
The New York herald., 1864-07-14

NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD COMPANY,
IN PREsIpINT.s OryIcE. Mn YoKx. July l. y56A
SECOND MORTGAGE BONDS col O0O O0ot.
Due August !. 1884.
Notice hereby given thai the Bonds OF the above issus
will be paid at their maturity August 1884 At the Office OF
the compauy corner OF Fourth evsnuo and Twenty sixth
and that the fnercs the VIII cease from
that date WIN. II. VANDERBILT, Vice President
NEW JERSEY zfNti COMrANY.-AT MEETING OF
IN tho board Of DIRECTORS o. t.is company he'd te 9Th
day of July. 1854 dividend OF four per cent
declare on the Conmn and Preferred Stock paysb
and after the LIST day Of August At the
Office OF the l0S Liberty street. New Yars The
transfer books will be closed from july q TO August
r. 8. GIBLlN. Secretary.
nFFICE or CROTON FIRE INSURANCE CON.
~ pary.-New York July 10 1894 4-Dyidend The Bos I'd
this day de Jared dvid end OF five
payable 10 the sockholdess and after the 2h ins
free or government TAX
Transfer books VIII be closed until that date
J. N. TOMPKINS, Secretary.
The New York herald., 1864-07-14

G'veriincnt secufities oIoeed weak. The rerNtefed
ponds . issl sold "a l03z and the coupons at io2k
Registered I've weutes l02k, aud the year certia
oates e2K.
cold opened al 2r2 with weak market, and declined
20 2osk. but Afterwards rallied to above the opening
price.
Erobsuge continues dull. Tho quotations were about
2ps for currency and losx for gold
There active demand for money: but there Ia no
oxss rate Of interest ssven psr in gold has bcsn
demanded
Trs steamship Arabia, for Liverpool to-day took out
90 900 in srscis
Ths Assistssa Treasurer reports to-day as follows
Rscspts from customs. ff2a6lT
1btai feceips. i,Vs33u
Payments .....s.s.ssss.s.. 3bz, ISB
nnapce .ss...s.....s. x3oss II0
- sxrsenAe vnlus e ths oxpugts Of Dguduco md usr
The New York herald., 1864-07-14

MARINERS SAVINGS RANK,
Nl NO. lTH RID AVENUE.
Deposits received to the lth Of july will draw Interest
from the lst 0f July.
BANK OPEN DAILY from 10 . p. n, ana on MON.
DAY. WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS. from
'"'' THOMAS B. srILLMAN. President
The New York herald., 1864-07-14

LyOR eALE-BoND AND MoRr0AGE Gil. .O00. ON 500
OF land In Ulster coustv T.; per cent inter.
est pa abb in Nrw YORK CITY Apply 70 JOSEPH hAsoK.
No bk Pine street. resm 10 aud III.
The New York herald., 1864-07-14
DEDEMPTI0N ov
"RIoT DAMAGES INDEMNITY BONDS"

DEDEMPrIoN ov $4,000.
"RIoT DAMAGES INDEMNITY BONDS"
COUNTY Or NNsw YORK.
PAYABLE AUGUST !, 1874 :.
Bonds count, New York becoming duo and
August 1864. with the interest thereon. will be
paid that day the presentation or sad bonds At hs
e1fee
PROPOSALS FOR LOAN
e,,Somo
RoE RxtsSs Rhx Suus1l 81 ss% TJss JSsSssD'
Seaed proposals will be received this until Wed
nsday July ~ ~ O'Clock r. NJ. when tho will
be publicly opened for the whoe any part Of the
one million Of Riot Damage Redemption Bon
county New York. authorized by chapter Of the
sors approved b. the Mayor May Z. 1851.
bonds viii Interest rate OF six
pei annui payable half yearly on tho s day OF May
aud November each year and tie principal viii be
deemed % lows:--
Fe hundred thousand dollars the ist day or Novem
brr 1877,
Five hundred thousand dollars the let day OF Eoveu
The proposals VIII state bonds and
rroponls accepted viii rhc--upan be red
depos, with treasurer ct the Broadway Bsns)
Monday the first day August 1851 the sus awarded 70
On presenting TO the Comptroller the rece,rts OF
County fer such drpos the parties VIII he en-
titled receive bonds elus OF the value OF
the awarded TO them bearing interest from August
1864 -
second envelope addressed to the Comptroller
the right H. reserved TO reject or ali of the bids
considered necessary 10 protect or promote the interests OF
VIC o'un" MATTHEW T,BRENNAS Comptroller
Crrv or NEw YoRK-DErAnBsRaT FINANCE
CONTROLLERS OFFicx, \
July g 1854
The New York herald., 1864-07-14

CHM REwARD,-bosT FROM THE RESIDENCE
DlUU 2W West Fourteenth street. between the oth and
rh instant. gcntemsus No taris Diamond Pm being
ack enam.ed hand cssping diamond, with
and pin sahcA The above reward with thsuks owner
viii be Gvea " s sna rssurntna The same " s abovs al
dfaA
The New York herald., 1864-07-14
gH1PPTH0,

CrEAA wEEKby TO LIvKxPooL roUcnINd A
- Queenstown Cork hArbor) Tho 1verpoo, New Yerh
and philadelphia Steamship COMPANY nman line) carry
Ing the unsd mails intsnd daspscning their fm
powered Clyde built ireu stsAmships % foilows-
ETHA 80 . Saturday, JuiJ q
ROTNBURGH - . ~. -. Saturday July q
every Sosedin9 saturday as noon from pier "a North
river
The New York herald., 1864-07-14

G1 m REWARD WILL BE- PAID FOR THE EEoo.
WlUU very Of Diamond Ring iost iu Fourteenth street
SHth dnring the contnuance 81 tue
rar Apply at the onice Of Price Mum, Posts Buidns
Hanover street. No
The New York herald., 1864-07-14

IMPOSITION BOAT ron HEwBUno AND POUCH
~ tsepsie.-Tbs new and beautiful steamboat THOa
c0LLy WI says sss pie! fso q yay street asr
20 81 espts ian ling q Grassy Point Ooxsens
Wcst Point, Cold SPRING Cornwai nsw6nT and Milton
ins 81 c'ciosk Eewna a. eslccs ~ Ia3 Ccld
Spring At ~ West Point ~ INA Cos1epe ~ yl0 0rassy
Psiss a s:sA arsvaa a new ysrk MA
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-21
washington specials.
Times Special. !

WASHINGTON, Jan. 19-An intelligent
printer who has arrived from Richmond,
says the rebels are pressing into the field
every male from 16 to 65. -.
Lees army has not received many
re-inforcements, but Johnson's army has
been heavily augmented He SAYS no
doubt the rebels will soon. consent to an
exchange of prisoners as they want their
men badly in the field, and our prison
ers are burden. He says that the
construction of, iron-clads is abandoned
and the iron sent to Charleston and Sa-
vannah to complete several vessels be-
ing built. 8
There is a universal feeling of terror
and dependency in the South and it is
with difficulty that the Government is
able to stem the current of popular feel
ing. 's-
The Kansas delegation are to receive
a written answer from the President to-
morrow They are confident they will
get all they ask. DIE
The Secretary Of War has ordered the
discontinuance of the premium of two
dollars to or for the acceptance of re-
Jcruit for volunteer regiments 1A5
The Secretary of the Interior has can
cellea the sale Of the Winnebago trust
lands, and ordered a new sale. -at-
Immense deposits of lead are believed
to be impregnated with gold and silver
have been discovered near Aliburouo,
New Mexico.
The Herald says a consignment of
supplies to destitute citizens of Virginia
within and near our lines, was sent out
yesterday. t7a
The Herald Cumberland dispatch of
the 18th reports all quiet. No indica-
tions. of a rebel advance.
Il. Gen, Early's headquarters are at Har-
risonburg -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-21
STATEMENT

Ofthe ASSETS and Liabilities of the Ell
ansrille Gas Light Company, JANUARY
1st, 1864, Nth the Receipts and E1-
penditres Of the precious sir months:
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-21
From the CsuIf Department.

New YORK, Dec. 20-The steamer
Morning Star, from New Orleans 18th,
via Havana 18th, arrived last night. She
was detained three days by Gen. Banks
to carry dispatches, and six hours at
the mouth of the Mississippi By fog.
She left at Havana the steamers Eagle
and Corsica, for New York next day.
The blockade runners schooners Isabel
81 and Union had arrived at Havana with
. cotton. The latter was chased to Havana
by the gunboat De Soto. 10
I = A report at Havana said the steamer
Harriet Lane was expected from Calves
ton with cotton.
The propeller Boston, captured at the
mouth of the Mississippi river, several
months ago and taken to Mobile, had
been made into gunboat by adding so
feet to her length. She would soon be
ready to run the blockade and make an
attempt to capture some of the New Or
leans mail steamers sa
General Banks had issued proclama-
ton for State election for Governor of
Louisiana, On the 22d of February.
Major General Reynolds had assumed
command of the defences at Indianola.
Gen. Warren is confirmed.
The town of Madrianalle, La, on the
north side of Lake Ponchartrain, had
been captuerd without any resistance
and garrisoned by our forces. b4s
The expedition consisted of portion
of the 18th Maine, 9th Connecticut,
two battalions of the 18th Corps, 18th
Massachusetts Battery u. S. Artillery
and company of the ID Louisiana Cav
airy, all under command of Col Kim
ball
The 9Th of January was observed at
New Orleans -
u A great Union mass-meeting was held
the same evening.
In his orders for holding a State cleo
ton, Gen. Banks says he is fully assured
9 that more than a tenth part of the peo-
pie desire the earliest possible restora-
ton of Louisiana to the Union. He de-
clares so much of the constitution and
laws of the State as recognized the regu,
larity and relate to slavery, being incon-
sistent with the present condition of at
fairs, and plainly inapplicable to any
class of persons now existing within Its
limits, are imperative and void. 81
.Y-s The General also appoints a conven
ton for the revision of the Constitution
to be held on the first Monday of May
- next. A4E1 = = @---+- -s-e = y :
ga An arrangement will be made for al
early election of members of Congress
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-21
NOTICE.

OFFICE ACT. ASST. QUARTERMASrRRl
- u s. A., Evansville, Ind Jan. IS, 1854.
THERE WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCs
TON, on Saturday, January Seth, 1854, in
this city, at the Government stables, near the f.
Z e. Railroad Depot, 100 captured and condeua ned
Horses, Brood Mares and Colts, together with a
lot Ofcondemned QHartermaster's stores ,Ts's
Sale 70 commence at o'clock a.. m Terms
cash. - +, II. EHRMAN
janl9 Capt. C. S. 4 A O. M Is
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-21
Beautiful SETS or TEETH

prepared in his Office. Having had much expert
fence in treatment of irregHlartiy of CHILL
DREN'S TEETH, he would have no hesita-
tion, in saying the most irregular cases can be
entirely corrected by him. Cases can be seen in
this city and county entirely corrected by him.
Cleft, Palate or openings in Palate successfully
treated Scurvy, Neuralgia affections and all dis
of the mouth successfully treated.
Those desiring ARTIFICIAL TEETH would do
we'll to consult him. if f1AEtzl ~
HB-Terms very moderate.
B5J-The best Anearthetics for alIeviating pain
when extracting teeth.-Chloroform given when
requested. June % i'
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-21
NEW SONG.

TIKI SOLDIERS ORPHAN BRTDEl-4 new
81 Song. Words by Mrs. II. Plout; Music by
: rnoi. Chas- Matthias, ofshis city. Price 80 cts.
3 Mailed upon receipt of market price. - I'll -
This song IS worthy of great run, as the words
are good aud the music beautiful the harmony.
nnexceptionable, proving the author master of.
thorough bass Prof Matthias is an unassuming-
musician OF the first class, and his excellent COM
positions should be encourages by every one In
tetested IN the art ofmusic. f.. Ig4s -s# IT
ssleEI WARREN & C0NYNGTON,
ifet-z54 No Main Street.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-21
DISSOLUTION.
n E W FIR M

IfHHEA UNDERSIGNED WILL CONTINUE
L the Boot and Shoe business under the style OF
d. +, Catch d Son at the old stand, No. s Second
Street, 3 = vas la l-= srlsl
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-21

DEEFUMERY, SOAPS, TOILET ARTICLES,
L Pomades, Cosmetiques, Tooth, Nail, Flesh,
Hair and Cloth Brushes; Combs in great variety.
May be found at 11E
~ VIM +. HALLoGB'S Drug Store.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-21

% JOHN J. CHANDLER,l
r. ls Ee ~ VIM HEILMAN, AZ Direct'rs
srefeT WIN. CAFELLR.
STATE OF INDIANA,
Yanderburgh County,
John ]. CHANDLER, President, and Herman
81 Jempker, Secretary ofthe Evansville Gas Light
Company, being by me duly sworn, say that the
above is a true and correct statement, and shows
the amount OF the capital of said Company, of the
proportion ofthe actually paid in, and of its
existing debts.
s. ~ JOHN ]. CHANDLER, Pres't.
HERMAN JEMPKER, Sec'y.
Subscribed and sworn to, january 18th, 1854.
ALLEN C. HALL0CK, Noty Pub.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-03-10
Rcheis on The Presidency

A Knoxville correspondent of the Gin
cinnati Gazette gives an uccoont of finG
of truce excursion to the rebel lines, anC
a confab with officers on cur next presi
dental election:
After the business for which the fa(
had been sent out was attended to, the
whole party sat down by the sid, Of th'
railroad and INDUCED in familiar inIer
change of thoughts. The rebels treat;
ed to apple-jack aud the Yankees to Bour'
bon.
"Who urc you going to elect next Pres
identl"
"Old Abe has the inside track"
"Oh, Godl then the war will never
end; but what chance will Mcclellan
stand?'
"Not the least"
"Sorry to hear ii; ho is tho best man
YOU have"
And SO ran the conversation. Tho
rebels declared it was with them set-
tied matter to have Knoxvillc--saying
that il was only the small por that kept
than out now"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-03-10

he tho recipient Of the benefits, or e.
reme pleasure Of being "blankctcd' cs
IL is termed. The victim is generally
some refractory one, whom the boys wish
TO remind that there are others in the
world beside himself. As many as can
conveniently gather around a strong
blanket are 80 arranged, the victim
brought out aud thrown upon the blanket
and receives from three to FIVE lifts into
ait, to the height Of ten feet or more, aud
the antics performed in the ASCEND aud
descend are enough to bus, the buttons
from any rotten vest.
Weather has been most pl,osan, for
some time, but we hear little thunder
this morning.
Trusting | have not wearicd you to
much, will close.
7. NJ. +. FORCES,
Comp Chase, Ohio.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-03-10
A Nationlos rlgsaies.

In the BAY Of Bengal, on the very high
road of commerce. 10 group OF IslsndB
thickly covered witty inpeuetrablc Jungle
and swarming with leeches in the rainy
and ticks in the dry season. Except
species Of pig, until recently unknown to
science, there are no wild nnimals that
offer any molCsta,ion TO man, but TO make
up for this delinquency, tho human in
habitants ARE amongst the most savage
and hostile that voyogcrs have cvlr cnG
countercd. They may truly be termed
nation Of Pigmies, being On an average
only four feet FIVE inchcs high, aud
weighing from seventy to seventy.fvo
pounds. but they ore well pruportloned.
and display sn ugili'y aud niiablcness
truly wonderful. Their skin 10 dsri
though not 90 black a. that Of the negro.
and their faces decidedly ugly. They
go entirely naked, shave the hair or their
hcodI with pieces of bamboo or broken
bottle, and further increase their uu.
slightly appearance by doubling tlem-
selves all ever with a mixture Of rcd
ochrc aud oil, or covering ,lcr persons
toward nightisll with thick coating Of
soft mud to serve rs a protection against
the mosquitoes.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-03-10
fcoRREsroSDEscE OF THE TRIBUNE. I

CAMP CHASE, Ono, Feb. 27tb, Ca.
Ed. TRIBUNE:
DEAR SIR:-Thinking few lines from
this locality, might be interesting TO some
of your readers, | will give you a few
items and you can use your discretion
about publishing.
There are, in camp prisons, about two
/ thousand five hundred rebels, about thrc 9
hundred of whom are officers. They are
guarded closely, no person being allowed
to go on the parapet with the guards. A
portion Of the sSth o. V. L., and several
companies of Invalids, are doing the
guard duty, which most of soldiers Gis-
like. OF all the duties we have 10 per-
form in field or camp, that Of guarding 10
considered the most irksome.
Basil Duke has been puroled to the
limits of camp, and can be seen prome-
nading the streets, during the day. He
is well dressed, and few duys since was
sporting very nice pair Of "Lineoln
blue" unme ntiohables, Wonder il he
thinks Of "turning his coat" Must be,
else he wouldn't shed hs rebel bre eches,
Four rebel officers were brought here
Thursday, but from where om unable
TO tell. Orders were received to trans
fer thousand prisoners to Fl. Delaware,
and they were started, but a subsequent
order started them back before they had
rot on the cars. We stood near and saw
them as they, one by one, emerged from
"Bull Pen" and took their course down
the lane Of glittering bayonets. and form
ed in "rows Of war" ready for march.
So much has been said about the appear.
ance of the ehiva.ry, that comments Of
that nature are unnecessary.
There are about 400 paroled men now
in camp. Many have gone to their homes
on "French leave" and others urc cut
ting cord wood for pass time.
Some veteran regiments have come,
received puy and been frrloughed home.
A few sisrted from this camp to the front,
but at present there are none such here.
A general good feeling seems to pervade
the whole camp. and many amusing
scenes occur, one ofwhich would be quite
dweeting 10 novice, more especially wefo
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-03-10
Eating HEIR Peck Of DirI.

Mr.. Lord menti ions finding a number
of North American Indians whose teeth
were worn down in most remarkable
manner. He at length sscertuined that
the cause was as follows The Indians
caught the sa mon as they were leaping
at the fails, cut thcm in halves, and plac-
ed them on the shore to dry. There was
much sand about the place, and this sand
adhered to the exposed slices Of salmon.
When the Indians eat it they neglected
10 wash the sand of, and this gradually
wore their teeth down Olmest to the
gums
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-03-10

DExDs.--Many persons are doubtless
ignorant OF the lu~ requiring deeds for
lands. made within the Stale. to be re-
corded within six months, or they will be
declared void against subsequent pur-
chasers or mortgages for value. Igno-
rance of the law excuseth no mau. and
therefore owners Of property would do
well to notice the requirements Of tho
present statute. r
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-03-10
FIR EIGNTS.

Nv this route Freight, Of all d1scriptinns can be
forwarded TO and from Phlsdelphia, New York
Boston OF Baltimore, to and ffom any point on the
Rsil Road, Of Ohio, kentncky, lnlisna, Illinois,
Wisconsin. lows or Missouri by Rail Road direc.
Tho Pennsylyania Centfu Rail Road also connect
Pit,hursh with Steamer. by which & Gods can b'
for srled to any port on the Ohio, Mu,kingum Ken
trekv, Tsnne,sse, Cumberland, inois, Mississippi
Mi,con,in, Missouri, Kansas, AfkHnsas and Re,
hiver; and at Cleveland, sandusky and Chicago
with Steamers TO all Ports on the North Weston
Lbst.
Merchants and shipper, .niruStiug the Transports
tion of their Freight TO this Company, can rely with
TIE RATES 0F 'FREiGHr to and from any
point in the West, by the Penn,yvAnia Ceutn
Rsil Rosd, are at all time, ~ favorable as are
ehsfrrd by other Rail Rond Companies.
tH-Be particular to mark packagcs"yA PESs'A
Central X. r."
Pet Freight Con'r,es or shipping Direction, np.
p, to or address either Of the fol owing Agents ci
the Company:
u. A. STEWART, Freight Agent, Piu,burEh.
CLARKE Co, TTaniier Agents, Pittsburgh,
"a. ". BROWN n co, Cincinnati Ohio.
" &. MELDRUM CO., Madison, IndtiHA
J. T. MOORE, Louisyille, Kentucky.
w, VI. AtKMAN, Evansville, lhd
X. 2. SASS, ~. Louis, Mlsaoufi.
CLARl.E l. 90 Chicago, Illinois.
J. n. McCOLN, Portsmouth, %.
J.. W LOVE, May,yilie, ky.
HALL. & CO., AaficHa, q.
s.. AYRES. Mu.kingun River.
w. H.S E.I. LANGLEY, Gsllipolis, u.
81. =. PIERCE & CO., ZansWills, q.
y. u. HUDSON. Ripley, q.
Il q. MELDRuM, General Triveling Agent.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-03-10

OF Ar recent ball in vienns. cap
tain who was Of plebeisn birth asked
lady Of high rank to dance with him. aud
was haughtily refrled. The Emperor
Joseph overhead the refusal, aad he said
to the snubbed officer; "Captain, nv
mother wishes to dance with ynu.r and.
she did SO, nueh " the morlideatiou of
the aristocrrcy. s,s s.f,..,tt
or young man has arrived Il Lyons
Iowa, from California, with good Claim
to a considerable portion Of the real es-
tate of that city, which was the property
of his fathsr at the time OF bis removal
from the place twenty years ag'. There
is au,tarng among tho "sQustiers;''1--