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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-31

Ane"u uAlalb0Aot
tNNsNt r"FFAhAffoNSs vfsi,
i1ocil's Extrecf Bcchp." uclfabold,. sxrsss
narlin. nslmbclaa1 irarruvod ks~. = .<h
in.aot6rs .lerrir. r-anarrtl.r many c,u
tNTkArk0 ,sorpollNp min ss41.rv 49, go
iU.s Positive 106 speeine Es11edJ Goa D.sssss
u bleidsf. hidrrys, Gravel Dropsiss swell
e. and al 3eea1c. a1d aerans olnsu,s u ths
l1ary Or a1s stc iasr caistiss IN Eslo q Female
4aeases q thess DrEans reeuiro fks lid 81 =
luAKIiC. kelnlold.s ExrAci BneAc a The
thhAl u1lhktiC, art a certan - haVo he de-
-fea Sra exec "a -, i'lre-fes ~ raeh q is reo>D-
- = = 49,.
- -.e7s - - - - - ~ l-kesnss-
-1,--e - a -. -. - rl - -e-1e1 n
- Ts,..,.,.-.i AL
al - - i,1'.,-e,-'---' = 49,
u..-.--- - l~,..rs.-- - - - -
"-.e-s y -
hsre-lea' Nlee4li- ts.nnele Axi.aci beeeS.
.I..st.- ..rl. 49,. - -. - -
- - 49,. = - ~,t~@~e
t-.si--.,- -. I, ~. y ~ ~ = ~, =.
- - -, - - kseet. 80 -
- - T-~> T> y -. - 80 re-s nerxe~s
.. - .N-l~. ---t "NkeieihstA Ne
- - - ~, P-l- - - easAs "a sorsAi iassifon<
80 80 @-' -.- ~ s.e - ---1 .snlnt a N
fsfl1. s,olrs--. ~ ,...,s ~ - 80 NJ
~ t-,sse "a. 49,. -. -
R,.,..-.t. 80 -s-. =. -. - - 1tALiirs
- s.--,--.-.-- - 49, - o-.~se - 49,
W. ii : - .'D - - st<ht
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-31
HLOODi b = y BLOOD
.fs''atoids Hight c, ssa'r-ieo c,nyssss
ftul1 tEIhsst ssRsApaallis
syphilis.

fni ,. ~ saection 81 fne HIoof snd suaar. shs
lsEl4l gan. iiul4s oi tat i. ~. ears Throat
-'nris-re. and Other roecouf slII.ce1 makins ia
attended gllh discharge more ~ - sasr'.l,. IL
NtEitftcii destroy vaAifvsf .aIf al lnaF affscf
fai dincae9 ia ofeu rsnsrzIffet - 1hndrsns A.
llffa-irt rom f.e came raI.. aIf ofiru x4ll
10 ortoss and bo,t tots - 81 he s,-@ ,','-
akLABOLnh aiunLt Co tEFRATED o0,<
puuhD firln rIIhAgs sAHtAPHpIlLI
noulc oe 1ssd ia c-Iriunctlon sta the B1ctr sra
kelnpoi9t q hott ftth spplte n lhs Ulcers
usl1bold't Erffaci sirr..sf. ~ f~~ie.. A..
lsod, Aua foi1osot az sls- rt psora az ffa ssfn
giFilE tus con 7in4lcD clear snd heailhf ool<
q kciag PREPARED ear Easily 10 ufs elass = se,s,
siant's q, tiooi tuli - freperes ara preserves
20 a Freafer cfieuf Tan 49, afitF rr-rsraffc- :
tsraaparllla
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-31
-ELMsoLD'9 aosr NAsa.

80 szeslisai Isioa ~ Dinsass. - sypt,,f.e N.
.stt. an g. e. 1etllcn la csu4sas ~ ik. ursss<.
retns arairg tlfI.f ~ flt.fnefl,.' r. ~
lsoa era eeii-1 riii the azuart A. fachr o. 49,
'-r,iia n seet .-.f' ss fff nucndsd.
fne ffepFnfnf. In fr ~ Hr1rs -. "a A.
.aaietod asnid laet 81 d..linetl. .nis, ..s.6 -.
- --e nrf Paisu' trrc art 81 rasfrsr,s- b.s -
vrsp-ses sil-o,il sseera.ns . ruisi of
fhAAhAtf = 80 .ukHIsIRr
- 4 ne Frssfssf saeura-y. '.hsl,Irsi fr.~l.1..
ane care dsFoisi - tbaa cos iiaiion. b rrso.
icsi Jrsagie aul Casnisl q ss.sri-.c.. X 49,.
c.sy q Feiisdsspais n -. Easi.is-- : Rasorssf
tscourpenae1 epa uHet o. ~ Prt1.ee IN Phv-s.
tianf fsi tbs c1rs af n shove D.traa.s
ufoaare sunerlns slia lar - a. = e s.s .n--t,s.-
procsIf tes tsme'1 - ppcc
FFaencs ts mos reliable sas rsrs.,shl.
ehAfseaeI vii ar-,1. D-aF ttr 1asairins.
gfrfsfcalas of G. frl frar : - ID rlsr. .,s,..
sftt names 4 oun ic ac.eics anf tame
20 r.,ais.. e.. pfsP. e s.ehJ. 80 D.sps1ss
So fTois-ssi Ds~sss rsls.llr vorss sr a.
Practice o. PhTnic.
AZ ren..l. aaes b D., 49, s..ser...s ,.
fhyaek. PaiisdslDLs.
tts rer1aras rIaoe ~ " Tp.ftla .cDow,,l.
l-lsDraiac PaTr aa all. sr1aI = 49, lts.l ca
'ske q aafsee... Ifti-uc SAD paa|ishsd tn ~.
.rae-rtfnt oItet h'rs aff 4arsf formsL
49, heeie'-eArrrE 60 kfsier. t.sblisbsf ~
- 5aa-a rf@vo.s. Fei'rr 81 Est.' ceil-ss n sa1,
F~oi.
sss n.siaf ilr isis 8,s.lsrs asss. o, n.s,s..
.s.rssl Bsea1 e 81 hri'is - 81 fsr a. 4
n
upfsss1 hoae aft tt 4. ~
uf haf fClfn a. eact ~ ~ q aIIst - IL 80
rIel - care ne noe rt.iI1ais r6ans n <ir.c1lc..
sfs .4laErrf "a. DalsrlEt o. sff slfrfrs s-s.r~Ir
esckcf ifc1n oss~rTafien ---a-s-
60 Describe sFuItcns IN 81 c1sslanicanous
anfea cuaraatsee adrlcf 6Eatis
49, nt ~.
faftslalif aprrtrrr tfItrr rsf. 81. aitrruan Al
"a cii1 oi oifllia1e'plla. Is u. He,nhsl1. sko b.fnf
fif sFofa. 4fts say 81. rffpkI iout ccntsis ~
i.-rcofse - uerrsrT. c- osf-r I1lrrorr trur1 -
arr ruFfif VuFrfafla aHTnrIln
bstfn and fabscf ,tf t1iore ~. i1is "a dsg 9,
aaFt-1hrfs flstt Wa. n uIl.aNI. 4lirru.~r-
Hr1 81 a1cFs ancs rhflf.
tffrees ielleff lcr inf1Irraf'1a In ccnficnr 81
~ HkLaHOi.1. Czsnir.
fi~ff - a fruta ni 80 Gasrtr1t. Fkua
aai 30. tretlTaF hos fogs.
- ht4Ef. .u1-ftI a. .1a srurln.lr.<f
cr1lefF Hhr rrlrsffr tirDc1. fIiIalr csr.fFe a.
stssF suir'es - tis farrtalcn obasinef -
hslasof = f'f1nirf Ire isFafIa8l
.1lfarl nac61
israapariIls
4Dfsfri Hr.s Nstt
~ ----
- tiI atEi.lI .f-r rHerH arr e. tfImhrIfl Z
1f saetffH Co. a.I I.e ttfefliser1nnl ana sss
- - a arrt llarssI.tre art rrpa1srs
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-31

ohiesso . ciiy of so~el osens-s On
Tuesday las, yosos aas ard Ii, sr.DdDo-
ihss =ers Picksd % e shs poliosin sbs streets
10th dead draak TIE yosth u-s tvssiy
YEAR old. spd shs ~Onss 9. Sgd. vri1kled.
and bad frosted hesd Thsy sere botk
6o>< fosr dollars. -hich ne Ers1dsoa pad.
s1d we're allowed 70 20.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-31
s - 8 ROBBERY SrAWPlNC.
LADIES. ATrKHTIoxs
Spring rashions-Embvold-
cry Stamping and ~ chine
Sttecht0g. stofI

MRS. A. G DAVIS RETURNS
w tAsalsss As tznss - ys-rs Haste Al "
efrly f>f p<ss tsser~ snt sh< kx& r~2o~st -
irens g<tf Cn.f eere -fxlrk1<f nfar k1sA-s
r.rnsr ~eai r<~x rrsr~r<fnt<v <e1 s<ss uca - -
slri>< esa.Assias "a hr-~<. s.-<< as s-<ksls fs<
.~N~ sAse eetA&~~as fkt<rp~. Fa<sI<xisr sr<rn-
uss fsH - k.e<s1<rr UMpuaE - nrw49v
as kszhlss s1.<Al1< tsss 80 s~ss.sss a. t's
pa,eh sr1n1<f-
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paragraph has been goirs TIE FoGscs of
the ps-s shss Ex-Prrsideas Bscbansn hsd
snlisset viii The hsndred dsy men ~ Peoa-
sslv.. BE- Bsningban p@psr ersveiv an
Donscss thar james B1eh.san .:lhe Ex-presi-
d>ss ofihs unfsed States. = a. The R~yeut's
Hossl. Lenioxton. N oonisrssos rlth Na.os.
shs Esb~l zzisssousr
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-31

old oF founs. allgls, IA sls.. or oanssar;s, a,
tafufso
IL may Ateeticra pcsuiiar &C. farnnIee N. -.
-E-ci q hncho is uncquaiiol = suy oiber rom.dx
q I" Vhlorvils or htientcl. ircfularltY. psInSs(
.ett, y soepeneioa ~ Insialaarg ksacnstion. uI.
'efAita q ecuhols fiete ID tao uterua. I.~aeor-
oo'a "a waite, sieriij, ssn iof All cosurI ants
ttie..i 70 ne "a. ehctArf slisiue lroln lndisors
.oi' haniu q Dedication. ot in ~ iecilne r.
,hsngc 81 life. oee sympf8ais ai,osr -
AZ fAAlLi hiOtLl NtAOUI Tl
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-31

h4ooicatoo ktalT Ionici
DhOf atDnef ~ DANADA
4 eezl- fssrsesf.Iiy iafsrr 80 olaaaas tksf =
81 tefl ktsn lr.' 49, tssFlal llioon. Al |olf.
f - ias fnH4 IFelr Gsc1s 30 .aarnfaciure< a.
t-tfcia ~ rAf. TOXIC lta knrna IL.
tfsir re- for ttairlr AZ. gHfrro0F
Fcr al1s nIs. erIe. .taaI - r.eer A. sksn-
tsf-t s.711fF
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-31

Ter Mats. Vice, Heaeb~s. auss,
ned Hns.. ueths - turs WeOss
q otmats. &C.
p-s ~ n ss< ~ .s< IN 20 asz-s s-ssl->, su<
rs-kE - at g. slrrs fsr ae<~is. fpfii< fa<sffr-
c-sr fzrsrrs's rssss>< k,e~z"
"a "a n s1r-~ e<a nl<srs~ .
80 ktr<rr<rs e tkx ar=xz fsxl ,
s1sss earne 90 81 fhfk keies - 6is ."
49, whstsskls n 81 lkrxs e&1ie@
s1pattTN ~ prrr<,ss - k<s.ilsr sv~ry-
s1-rb~-<-rr y AZ ~'urznis- ississE-.s
eA<e< tk t-fosskGs7 n<us . - <z<4 bex.
- kss-r<- HExRY ". CO2TAnx
~r<otrd r~pcf 80 z~><fssy. kes fsff
w6elt - e. 11ele<~ss sot s~.<i Drzxr-ss n
r~r-~ H<zts- lz4 sD<s<won
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-31

suQsrff rrisiine it
uAGE He ff nktF
- Et
fian AnAlnHFI CauEt 10 g F.. ..I a.. an.
SOW LoNf- st - nfNe
AZ "a. 4ooNs 1iae1ses sut 9FaHrion.s admit a. a..
sa,s saineni, anf 81 sIs't fraa ~. - -s.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-31

DR0PF'trs insured ,gsinst Loss
~ ss@Ass 4ss. ss f.as rsiss ~na ea ~. y y
ssssa n aaoies ~ aud Justly
Osbsr at - eal.- &C a. eur Homs Csu
-onni hsss .roee
vrult ? f3f gereeps a. seqeslpt a. ~.
90 ~ rtse rs-stft<rs
oFYfcgR9
Va s.rss,s7. -. c.ns
J.sess k--.-.s-~z~s gtos sFes.e~os,
y. aasis sstas Ifsasurff,
CsAAtrs 4. s-AsLsgs, ~eerstsfy.
a sEC o. A <ts ~ FFsRH~Cks
Hon q Grerry. Altorncy. tsfsssus, Ina.
Honc 1ss', Iedrs or Mt Cart.
Gel Js.psr cfcsser. ttton y, do
Geo lsf BE. q tsutG-nersi Zoe fn.sssns
tel 1s ava. or easoass, 80
JsAs sun. s'al "a, s''''''' a. s'H'''
Johop eot "a. a. 10
W. c.fss crcaft Prssscuter. 90
Nee, ~: =. Soe.la< =. t.,a. LEI sss. sank. isdl-
coi, 4. N. cesrrr. Pea Hss,sr. Indisn.pot.
wm. tsfnsHurJ Ia .syrue
sv {. Avtor. utla a polis. lnc.
fa's. y. Lns. ia rusy T-rss Hsuts.
Do. =. =. - n sse's 81 ,tsls. IucixnspsIfs
81 rsvid Tsrpie ostlceli ). irtsna
Co. nos pYw 'ux csnal co,n.r. Ierrv Hsuss
Gel y. = rsimsr fsrmsrly s-esy stss. ira spslls
.en n rsleeI Prss. ssnkses rsna. A.
Va bssch, i-rnsriy Cl's Sap Ccurt fe
%. Z n, Terry. Atftst. lnuisna
Chss- y. c. left Lzfs go
mos =. H.nrSsKLl ysclAl Assus
u n ot6. Loesi AKsut
fssi.sD TIRE Hsss.. tss'sss
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s~pu~s sss>s a- rl.s-. .. 49, s.- e
*ssss xture~ss1<~ fsstt t<-tf
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(ilY KnIlrond EarcA

TINS city railroad companies are makin ing . les.
persie attempt 10 prove 10 tho public the reason.
ablenoss Of their twenty PER cont. sdvtnce, and
regsr'iing the ingenuity u net argument, are
certainly entitled 80 credit. Thsv clai,n that @,
the late rates Of fare railroad socks had csas, l.,
be remunera,lve-the vast increase in wages to
employers, cos, Of repairs horses iced, ETC. had
80 enhanced the expenditures ths, the 70, livi.
bends heretofore distributed were no longer potsi-
bic. This Ia all very well. and viewin the increase
OF fare comparatively, The Argument OF ths COM
pan'es appears quite plausible But in order to
arrive ct the truth OF the mstter II is necessary to
go beyond the comparisons aiducei 10y The corp3-
rahons. As We remarked IN previous article The
official reports OF the city railroads lasl yesr show
an aggregate dividend on elpit.! Of about tC. or
twelve pen cent, with tsnisOtne credit esdes
The iucreafe Of expenditures within $40 last year
has been about h',y p2I cen, TOR labor AMI feai-
nor two or three hundreI per cent. az the com.
rap',s would make II appear. .or oxafnule The
wages q drivers anl conductors ave r.l,an,ed
from tl.5o to - ier day, advance Of twenty
five Ter cent. ani 20, enough Of that. Horse, and
hay tie sauie ana oat ity per cent. These
items aggregate lisa IN shy per cent but We will
sdr! hat articles not enumerated wall bring il IN
- that rgure, Nov the dividends paid to stock.
hold.rs last year, together with the surplus viii
double this Increase IF expenditure that is After
paying the hNy PEI cent advance on expenses,
there would still remain dividend of from FIVE to
six per cent. on the cap,al stock Al arst thou..ht
this wnul seem TO be = ineasro interest ON the In
yossnent, hut there u very important fact to lie
considered in this connection. Every one who ia
familiar with Die city railroad s.ness knows tha,
divc ends are doclaNd the hs.s of edpitL not On
OF smllion Of dollars which cost less thai half a
million, and II Is The former sum that tho div.
dead L. declared City railroads have capital in
some instances, one or more Lmes greater than
:helr cost, aud the dividends sccruing TO s,ock.
holaers therefore virtually two or three tin.es
taton {" the nun-pay.pe argument aduuced by tle
companies is he condition OF their stocks. II
the ruads are paying poorly, why is i. that iher
stocks do no, dolrec.,,e la general railroad bu-
snesN AZ eNcTy reader Knows, the market value Of
he soSk ID All in,@x Of .he Prosperity Of the road
Wa'n il paws welL stocks are up when Me
vrssE hey arc down. The same rule is applicable
10 ony iaiinsdE but VIA, is the fact 2 Sote
st~ye L i Inc nsrket--aote collars worth can 10
bought Tho trouble Of the railroad corr or atoms is
slIy this their gins have he.otofore boon 50 erer.
mou, ihsy have been accustomed 70 dividing such
large profits, that II makes them sqirln and wriggls
icIrMly 70 have Geir sav!Geads GU. dDSn. kns
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l1lF English ami Irish Journals give ini,rsi.ny
accounts II the prepaI atoms for tho greas pr 70
nshi between jon CDBuKs, u; new York sni jgs
hAoR the Champion Of England. The dght was
~ como off ia Ireland, pBUsN hayiuy \ wholesome
anupathy TO English flair play" az illustrated ia
the exfrrieiCc Of HsrsAs CoBuRs Therefore ne sts
,hii tho fh, shall take pisoe IN Ire and, circum-
stance 'ha enhances the dhc dls.cs o.: cvadipg the
police. the Irish ~ pie not bimg ,siapt nd ,bs
English In tire art Of b'nasng off the em,ssarcr of
the law On OCCASIONS Of this kind. The G,Sh, was
sdv sftiscd 20 oE the 90 or An N October,
and unless la the c,se OF disappolntment the re-
suit may resch us by tho uost steamer. II would
not be fafe however " bet the news ,.-ching us
shis week as.it is well uudcuaopd tia. the a.vcrtr.
ed day IL not the real day Of tho fgh, winch is only
known t. the initiated. But u il no, protsbl. thA,
the Ugh. was delayed beyond the frst week IN o.
toter, in which case we may have tho news on
Monday OF Tuesday next. The London sroRnSa
Lrrx September 2sth, gives the following tEnslrh!
view u the AFFAIR:
The Day for tbs great match Is now approaching
very rapidly and VIC arc p.e's-d T. lie able Z, an
nohrcc thet more lively interest IL tsken IN thc
result by the public, who, alth1 ugh they cannot
al IL pesut, have, a. the case may le, their
sympAthics In favor OF Mace or his Uiherr IAN \ nc
rican sntagonst. In Tho far eastern portion o. tho
metropolis, tho dark regions and where y bern ans
~ wei az American scsmen most 10 con-. 70, ste,
vcrv short odds Indeed are l-ked from the ,u rors
OF Mace; "hile at TIE wer-fnd. the cop'ioscenn 10
a nau are IN ieVof m the norfolk Boz" ap-
pears 70 he the general teeins that tie mill VII
take place " a "reierce " can 10 agreed TO, and ~
ns,is ~ a." onno. IA ,os,r. ~ s'n ron, ,to
fight, aud only wan, - lair stage aud no f,g,n,"
We can see no reason why thss usual "tue bear "
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POs.ITlGse..

MOTH E--A PUBLIC MEETING or rHf
4 l-h Ward lny,no.bo uomocntc Clua ~iA 10
held In Concert Hall 80 a,o \ .li. liAI4ll, cts-
niur at ~ O'Clock. lie lemocfacy ut me Ward
ref-c.iuily invited to aucu1. LDW ARD CAR
ROLL fr,sii'ut. .
9TH WAkD CITIZENS ASSOCIATION
" mertiEs ol The oh Nsfd Ci.ilo.'- Association
vii ie held At IItps W. tASFl'-, 70 teutlt ~,
THURSDAY. oct. l3, at O'Clock pm, All citizens ' 10
Aie IN favor of rviotm in thc uMent ~ civ
49, in'ltct 10 attend. JOHN l.. DtASk- President
a. GENE uSlil.\ \, sec. ls.
NORklNG MEMS UNIpN--A SPECIAL
w Meeting u tho mon wi. b. hold tn,s evening
Al l.. {. thai 20 luweri. All delegates Me paftru
II. ROY, Ice. sec. -
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DEATHS.

.Ti, only q >lcS e. and Mary Aria aged IO Sear
Tie relatives and euds nre respectfully invited 10
send the tune ai on thursday ate noon, 18th met
BlreCkrr ~. iii
..tARkOLL-on tho ll;h int, Msry Carroll, aged
IL year.
The Eelnaius win he removed frcu her late te.l.
dence, no Madison IT, 10 Calvary Ccuy,a y. Al
o'clock, +. NJ, I5th inst. 4;
pOiEhl SAT Paterson. y. j., on " I'd le-osy,
Nci L. Jane Eorenus, in The 18th gesr OF her a.e
loo relatives sod miends o. the family are ~.
eircl!uy invited to 1ii"n4 tie iun0ral, FRIDAY
Of her soninlas joan r. oSh, o Is ,"s a ,is aense
il'airon, y, y. Her icmg-nr Fili be- tlker a. tho
ncut. lI3
kllr-on Tuesday, Oct. 18th, Marraro,,a, daasl-
Her remains will 10 tston Tor intoimen. 10 New.
" iiy Cemetery Oh lhuisis!', oct lil.l, al /. T.
v'ied % "',eAi tie uneIa, ct the hGe oi Ler bro
Their MsttheS kSlt, - Wet st ~
LAWSON on Weine-dsy morning, oct Eth
llmia lawn, Youngest of Maria and the Iuc
AMI d,ys.
rne iuuersl services win ,ske pIsce This tlhurs.
da' evtnins a O'Clock, at the resdeucc OF h.s mo
the, 10 hammond RI. III
LYsAGHr-On Wedneada7, the l2,h inst, Patrick
- s%hl la'e 2i S,oAleleh County CIage, Ireland.
ha ron loo Deanccy at, this Thursday afternoon, ~
l. O'CLOCK az
ActABt-On Iuesday, Get ilth, OF oonsuupt, N.
he naId MoCabe, asea 20 YEAR, u uolths and %
u.J-
lac fllends al | relatives are respec fully invited
TO attend III funeral, 1hls tina sd.yl Afternoon.
", H., al O'clock prsciseiy, non ms ial resdenl.
10 Roosevelt r.. s.
MeClL-ol GH-On Tuesda-, oct llth, OF hem
i''e OF the - h'ch., hctuuu ;h aged 81
'o'i' ta.i,e OF .he county I,lone, lit.lnd.
IN" hlt nds oi the fln " icsIpct.tlll, lpvired
10 a Gu the ~ lerel. this Thdls4a,, at oic.ok
II w. t.soly, lion. Tue r'sd. Tee OF hls brother,
Ieit' NctuI'osh, cor. 4lst q. and IN ave. l5
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knowledge n tssse Asess @ ne psrs d ths publie
which causes them 70 OPP, e tho lac sivanoe o.
fare. They know that ths~e same conpan,ss have
grown into wealthy rnonopnlies, with power 70 bag
desired stsse legislation for tie sitscrvieuce Of
their ends, and are nos disposed " allow thcm
70 coo'ly trampe upon the conditions u their char
terra. Members n thos-, railroad corp rations oIcny
bvass tina. tlcy will, NJ the coinnR ecs'on q the
LEGISLATURE, s,cur The pssssfe Of q bill authorizing
tnctn y riise he fare ;. IT, cents. ~ doubt they
WI! succcei. for trey hsvo lado enough money
orit Of the peooe " purhasc tLdr ic,ra.a,0-l
whb grceDtaeks but until tha, time carnos,
the people hsve aourihing IN say upu tie
SUBJECT. and will ,ogure ,hIt NE companies
tor or surrender Their ID ,nchiqes 70 the city
Ther- IL snoiho point IN this connection which tho
people wiz fnshe agsnsi the Railroad Conpeuirs
The lsrs evidently expect lae public to sc1uicsca
in tn mcrcS.ei fare, b, guse I.ersons conducting
oiher kinds Of business have ereaaed the priccs Z
The sr'ich they sell " The p pie This argument
docs noi hold good ia fs,ot = ,hc Railroad Clu,-
pnn'cs- inssmnch - the public 10 not receive the
leneft 4 Say oouTc,itcn tha, mi.ht arse, pro
vidcd some cntcrpr ms capitalist dcHtri to invest
bic money IN an yI.o+ition railroad line
long the sam, B;rect w avenue occupied
hy tho char1rSl company. TIE rooIl,,
through their Legislative .outA have sur.
rendered b. t1o Railroads valuable monopoly,
s'ipIls,ing tbSt he siorctad monopoly shsll NOD
charge q srosEr rite oi fare ul4u ave ,'u,s for
each passnlcr. II then, ,hc procure o uc Rove.
nue. tar collectors Ia 10 much f1r tho Rqr Yls they
lave no riGh! 10 pui ITO burden up.o The People,
without frnrevIruns their moncr.i..s &C. tLch hands
Of thoec ~ou granted tue b.. 10 tie public II locke
I've ~ s,t'opt a, sLr.iug upou .bcii sh,ullor an
i.cm = csrcnso @Liuh tie Rai...Ai Computations
assumed when they sccrtc'. Their charters We
presume NO loyal, lair minded du.on would oh-
Icci u laying Tie atGal lntorns Revenue ta4, and
II the Railroad Companies " mid asscss thal tax
only no doubt the pcople i, properly accom- sls,.
ed o'herwipr would cLccrfuiy accept TIC burden
but hey are no. willing that this t7,y and a
half pr cent Revenue tax .Aall lie made An cK-
euse FOR Az increase IA iarcs u ~ MY pr cent
enough IN The dggr,gois 20 n,arig peg TIE rags
Of ell The conductors and drirsrs.
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The PeBnsyivania. Ohio aud India m
Elections.

THs returns thst reach us by telegraph. from tho
states Of Pennsylvania Ohio and Iodisns, although
not entirely reliable, indicate q majority Tor tho
Republicans In Indiana about equal ~ the num-
Tar OF furloughed soldiers allowed h. retsrn home
" vote At this election. In Ohio, tho Republican
party have lost strength immensely, while they
Rave gained ten additional Congressman. The
Pennsylvania election, (which both che rea, psr,ies
70 oil the other statce lcok upon rs the real poti
cal battle Of ruesdsyl is far more Satisfactory 10
che Democrats than to the Republicans. Last year
GOV. CURTIN, received /, majority Of IL, 32S votes
This year the Republican majority has been ,-reat-
" reduced, aud At the time of writing this article,
u is by no means clear tina, they will have a large
asjorty # any, on the home vote.
Ia this connection, it is proper 10 explain the An
parent discrepancy existing in the fac, III a, the
sepublicans have elected additional members OF
congress- while tie aggregate vote Of their party
am Teen reduced. II oc.urs in this wisc; Every
en- years, law OF Congress authorizes the DIG
dietins OF the several States, for the PURPOSE Of
slualizing the Congressional representation Of III
Inherent districts. This rc-districtng in "a. Of la.
States hos been accomplished since the last Press.
Dental election. ny method well known 10 ,hs
professional politicians Of 10th parties, those coun
,ics thu, h,v, s,v.n l,r,,o po',,I,,.,
arc d,,,ric,od ,i,, ,h,.o h,., ~. ''''
D,ma,a,,c ,,,io,,,,.. AVID L., ,b,.
prcssjona d,,,ri,, ,ha, ,,,uor,,. r,,,,,,.'i. -
cratic Convrc.snan. "a roy ,err..,,,,.,, 3d. -.
,ns,ica, momhor w. hav. -, .,.,.-s
,,,van,.yc. GAINED bv An. d,,.,,,,, 49,, ~ '''
s,onal d;s,rcts in the CITY NJ pr,ol,r,, =.
two wards in Wul,sm,buryh .r, ,,,.,,., -
other wards in South BROOKLYN. man dr,o.-I
IN South Brooklyn REPORTS a, N, provn.,
Earrhsl's Office in Grand street, WIIIiap,.hur,,
This may b, legitimate p.rty warfare. Inn, !, cor
sainly docs not afford tho poopl. corrcc, ,cnrc.
sentation, inAsmuch Is two Democratic wards
would ouivote one Republic, IN ward, and nc. ps,.
"a. The Democrat. would he represented, and
the Republicans would be- mis-rcp,cser,ed 1t is
well known that ZACH party, whom ia authority,
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%Uf lE7Y NOTICES.

4 J. BLlC TEMPERANCE MEEItNc ~
,'c. I.I ,,s 81 iAs' a. =. u a F1' ~.
,ai.gtd yecli,.. vii attend. III WI gKSN, s.,
iest ~ ar NN'l l'f Roc. See. 81,
I q. II. or j. l., n. "A SPECIAL
meeting o. the aho'c N, islon " M D.. fo.l. a
r.'. - hr = 4Vl columbia -. on FiioHv TENN .
pr. avn ~ uriu.A ri",ll.lt ~ hii-irass " il.-
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'irt ul a. o. tHc ebnyr Division a t,qI,-t,. 10
a y nv - cal iuestins this Ih1fadq5- etr-..s
tt o'ip d. O., oi. thHii,-' HAL, tcis SET ,uL "a
~ ''r lutetnsl tendance, NJ tA,4e e lu-i-
80, EW4ng1t ~ tc donc. u, Or.st Of y Al.
KUN 'if ~ Ii,e'. GAIEtCh dcl,l IRE. src., =
RATHER MATHEW A. A. h. SOCIETY.
No. 2. y. v. Nal ror 2ad =. ard - ato. gr. Uoll
AZ IN ~ %; 4. 81. opeasins uJ ~. y Af-
''' y AHs'4s e.. st.t., ,4.t eii auu n .Id
~ 10 iNALLluN, President.
EAIHEh MATHEW Z. 4. y. SOCIETY,
Ne" g. .. .'..lNl, a. l.. u. Ao. f,.ic .lI,t u.,,l-
a. g |..r ttrtu ~ ]. o.ruce Halt aur. t.t4I sal
a. rs, spec ,rp. 'irsars kfArfl ID, tI.'4a sud
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9,d AZ Ou . Dr. tAe t.'r eu, Ho-p'n's. Inns VI.
Lon u.s., Pre-. DASH. MANNIN'i, 7,.. l.l
TUE MNACt LATE CONCEPTION 7. 4.
i T.. Soclcs nIl. UO npIiiic luettiu iu tIt mol
TAN, H. p - nra venue 4, on TN. lhufsdl. ersu-
ihs a. - Gci'Uk. A Spa'iu invitet IL 't..u.rd
a, thote Nv IA 20 rpcotno urIli tr. OF tI. H.v
suspocs ri the i.ev lastor Of the Cnu',h, I.s
iuEed wan iiic sane i4eu and y. tAy g.vtA %. "a
So4t Rev. The Ait hir bop. k'v bt NokEIIlf,
lies'L IilA hi.fs Bon In, seeIetar5. IL
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furniture, this lay, Phursdt!, NJ ere 4ut 5--tory
bFowh-stone reaechce - West 10Th Il, On ave-
rre"ood, walnut sud manosnn. p4.lol, chamber I'D
dlning room iuh tufe, silver aud elAssw..c, piano
loi e. plIhiin vlts carptts, chairs aO.., holding
Sale c0iumcncins NJ 10 o'clock. 10
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