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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-12
Orncs OF THE DrPor orAHTKRxAsrEn,. ..

fOR
PROPOSALS FOR ARMY TRANSPOR1A-
TION-Sealed Proposals viii be received s ,is once
until II o'clock M the Stat day Of December 1901 70, the
Transportation Of Military Supplies duIs the Yeu low vi
ROUTE No. i~From. Fort. Leavenworth Laramie, and
Above wear ON The west bank Of the Missouri River north OF
Font Leavenworth and south OF latitude degrees north TO
y5,ores of Nebraska, Dakots Idaho and Utah. cnb Of
latitude ~ degrees Forth, and east oil longitude ~ dslse
west and in the territory Of Colorado north Of ~ de2ees
north Bidders TO state rate per loo pounds per 100 miles
~ which they will transport said stores in ech Of the mohn
RorIy No SFFrom Forts Leavenworih and Riley in the
State Kansas aud the town Of Kansas in the STATE Q, w,
the State Of kansas or in Territory Colorado south OF
latitude 10 degrees north drawing supplies rom f1r,
tGs. n%y BE- designated in that Territory 70 FOt Gar
land and any other point or points on the route
the rte ss % % ssch Pei the Sh
September, inclusive, Of the year 1899
be- in he Territory Of New Mexico to any posts
stations that be established IN that Territory ana
Of Arizona and State Of Texas west Of longitude lo degrees
west Bidders to state the rate per 100 pounds Yer 10 nss
from June to November inclusive Of the year 1855
The weight 70 be an.pcrted each SeSr will not encssa
No. 2; and e,ooo,ooo pounds on Route No D.
No additional per centsrc viii be paid for the transportation
Of bacon, hard bread pine lumber shingles or any otaf
Bidders should give their in ,u well iher l.ce
residence and each proposal should be accompanied by
bond In the s Of thousand dollars signed BY two or more
responsible persons guaranteeing that IN conact 10
awarded the mentioned in the proposal 70 the pae,
the will be accepted and entered nio and
rood sufficient security furnished by laid parties ia accord
| snee with the terms Of this sd,eftisemcn'.
The amount Of bonds required Will be az follows;
On Itoute No. l......... SlVJwo
I'm Route No. I............s.s...s.s.s''' 5000
Satisfactory evidence Of the loyalty and sovency OF each
bddc. and person offered security Will be required
Propos must be eudor.ed PROPOSES for Amy Tt ans
portston Route No. 2r 81 ~ the may be-
i'll be enertsned unless they fully comply With nj
| the requirements OF this advertisement.
Parties to whom awards msde must be prepared 70 ere
at and 10 give the required bonds for the
faithful performance Of the SANE
Contracts will be- made subject to the approval OF Guar
teaer General but The right reserved TO REJECT any OF al
| bids that may be offered.
Contractor. BE- In readiness FOR service hy tie trst da,
Of April, 1859 and they will be required TO have place o
at or IN the vicinity Of Forts Layenworh and Union
depot- that be established AZ which they iAy
| be communicated with promptly and readily.
H. C. HODGES
| Captain and A. Z. ". L. :. \
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OFFICE OF AsnY CLOTHING AND EaurpAox, I

", IL J
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
~ this Office until MONDAY, the l2,h lust, at u O'Clock
n for Bsing Army Blankets until the LIST Of May nert The
all materials tobsle
in satisfactory mspDeI TO this Department
The service, to be performed in the buildings OF this Depot
the Contractor TO supply the machinery.
Further information can be obtained OF this osice
Bidders will the number Of bales they pat up per
week. and send with their proposals proper guarantee signed
by two esponsblc persons stating that contract
bidder, they will enter into bonds for the ialo PSF
fornsnce OF the WORK.
The United States the reject all bids deemed
Objectionable
Proposals should be Endorsed Proposals for Baips snkes
and addIessedto Brevet Brighten ID. II. vfNTON.
Department Qutrterfnaster.0 Gen L. =. a.
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CORPORATION Notices.
OryIcE or THE STREET COMMISSIONERS, !

OryIcE STREET CohxIssIoSER,(
No. 23l Broadway. )
1 ITO CONTRACTORS. PROPOSALS in
closed in sesed envelope indoed with the title Of
and with the the bidder written thereon,
win be received at this Office until Thursday, December 5
1854, at IL O'Clock g. III.
FOR furnishing fifteen hundred 5oo cast iron lamp posts
for the City Of New.fork
FOR hpe sunken in One hund and twenty first and
snd-twenty thudst., between trstsve and
Avepn A..
Of proposals. together with the specifications and
spus be obtsiped at this Office Dated Street De-
r44n9&e, New York, December ], 1864.
= CHARLES @. CORNELL. Street Commissioner.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT or NEw-YORK..... 10.
Cleared.

Cleared.
Steamship Virginia lBr.l, Lewis, Liverpool, "!iAns
0uion. o, " n
Steamship George Washington eager, Orleans H. b.
Cromwell Co. =, nj, DE-.
Steamship City Of Port Prince Musan Port aa Prince
81 smsSip Evening Star Bel. New Orleans Rsynof
Steanship Edinburgh tBrl KoskeD. Liverpool j. " Dhe
Steamer (. l.. Clark, Holmes Port Royal -, ,r,.
Go. 49, -, ,,.u.
Steamer John Il. Thompson, Mckay, Baltimore, William
BAH Pauline HAM, Bartlett, Bremen. Ringer Bros.
Bark Bidwel OBJ, Churchill Montevideo and bnenos
BSi Dispatch BE) Hauott, Manzsnila, Rivera, Cordozs
Brig Sarah Flsgs CBr) Wood St. ThOma' Roche Bros
Brig Clara Brown Brown, EzabethpoTt Walsh Carver
Brig Palma (Br.), Bogne Pensmbnco, II. H. swirl 20.
ScLT America. Reynolds, Providence. u. Kenny .
Schr Broadneld. Crowen. Ponce, p r., Il. L. Smith
Shr g. u. King Blaiehford Calais Boyntons Son Co.
Schr Virginia Price Edridge, Port Royal SW LewisACo
echr Albert Dexter. Chase, Beaufort Thomas Holmes
Schr Sarah Msner Underhl. st. hits
Schr s. L. Reid, Reid, Soper,et II: 5. Racket Son
Schr Enoch Moore Allen, Hilton Head j. b. 0sgeI
Schr Idaho. Wal, Geor getown j. w. Mckee
ScLY Red jacket, Averl, Boston, j. V. Hsvisnd.
Schr Water Witch, Hull. Baltimore, L. d. HnThut Co.
Schr Ocean Wave BIB Fleveiug, ST. John, T. l. Nevius
4 Sons.
sclI. Disdem (Br) Rswdng, Turis Island C. Z. Knox
Co. =,
Sckr Walter Raleigh Nickerson, New Orleans, Murray 4
schr Milton Badger (au,) sitks, NewArchausel Baxter
4 Mener.
schr Brandyssne Cor,on Philsdelpbia, J. W. Mckee.
Barge Frank Ward Strong Philadelphia
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.uMANITY,s MOST INESTIMABLE

III BOON-That Invaluable discovery Of the most Gee
bratsd physician Of modern times Dr. RECORDS tof Psrf
world famous ESSENCE OF LIFE, now De obtained Of
his agent in NewYork, Philip Roland, No. ~ BrComef
one door west Of broadway restores with uEerrtns Ger
tany and pernanenee the most debted and exhausted
constitutions the pristine vigor Of youthful manhood All
yho intend Stunning tho marital relation should test ts won
derfu life restoring powers Sold in cases with IN suc
tions for 81 four quantities in one for 80 and sent
TO any part carefully packed recep. OF remittance Cr
cuar sent receipt Of four stamps.
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NEPTUNE STEAMSHIP CO.'S LINE.
For Providence Direct.
The new and splendid steamers
EIE(sTHA ANDHtIA TEA

For Providence Direct,
The and splendid steamers
ELECTRA ANDGALATEA,
Having Superior Accommodations for PASSENGER, ard
Freight viii leave Pier No. II North River foot Of Robin
son. street, Daily Sundays excep.ed). at 4 p.
Connecting at ProyiicIco with the for Boston.
The ELECTRA, Capt. !. w. NYE, will leave New York
every MONDAY WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY.
The 0ALATEA. Capt WIN. JONES, every TUESDAY,
THURSDAY and SATURDAY.
CV-trcigit taken at Propeller Rates.
CYTbese steamers unsurpassed in their aranysuers
for the comfort aud safety II passenger. and er facilities for
the transportation Of Freight
Ce Passengers retirn, for the night not disturbed
til they Providence hour early enough TO
81 desirrdl the first accommodation train for
Boston, arriving in Boston at . a. ~.
For information in regard to FREIGHT &C. apply to ISAAC
ODELL General Freight Agent, Pier NO. "a, n. n. -
For Tickets Stssrroofu- B-rh-, Apply to w. NJ Ed
WARDS General Ticke, Agent Pier No. ~ North River.
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STEAMBOATS, ano RAILROADS..

L,OR UNDERGRADUATES steamer Bridge
port leaves Peck slip East River, daily u O'Clock noon
arriving Bridgeport In time 10 connect with the Naugatuck
atomic New Haven and Hartford X. T.. also the Shore
L,ne 10 Nex London. Freight taken all day on wharf
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Meoiral.
DR. CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLS

u NH. CHEESEmAN" ~H310v
have been standard Remedy for thirty years, and
are known for all complaints pseo
liar 10 Femae To ali classes they Invaluable, fndncne
with certainty periodical regularity They Known to
thousands who have used them Of different periods through
tho country having the sanction Of some oil the most en-
inent Physicians In America. . ,
Explicit stating when they should notbe used WIN
each Boxthe price One Dollar per Box or6 Boxes i'f 90
containing from 50 TO 20 Pills
Pills sent by mail promptly secure from observation ~ re
hitting to the PROPRIETOR Sold BY Druggists generally
HUTCHINGS 4 HIlLYfR, PropIesoT.;
No. 81 Cedar. St, NewYork.
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ERIE RAILWAY.-Trans leave foot Of

ERIE RAILWAY.-Trans leave foot OF
IL Chambers-st., via. Pavona Ferry:
a m U,y Eyprr.s for Usnandsgus Rochester, Buffalo,
Salamanca ard West Connects B6ao with Lake shore
aud Great Western Railway. - go
s3O q. m. Min and Way Train. daily, TO Otisvile
10 m, Express Mail Tor Buffalo, Connecting Win Lake
Shore Railway. 49,
Ip Way Train, for Port Jervs and Newbursh. -
p NJ Nigh, E,press for Caaandagua Rochester, Bunso,
Salamanca and West. . 3, ,
p M Lightning Express daily, 70, CaIsndAisu. Roche'
Buffalo with Lake Shore and Grand Trunk Railways and at
Salamanca with Atlantic and Greet Wesern Railway.
mr. Emisrsn, Train, daily, for Buffalo, Salamanca Dun
k;rt and West
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+ ONG ISLAND RAILROAD = WINTER

II NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NeW,13tk, JsnessIp snu
ct m Fer Ysphsnx lakeland IsliP. Babylon and Farm
in;dale. At a. and p. In trimming through to
. M, and p. III. tStage. connect for Cold Spnns,
Oyster Bay AID Hnntington For Heinp:ead Jamaca and
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAIN Leaves 34th It,. East
River sl3a Yaphank stopping at oil stations eT'
cent ard Syosse Excursion Tickets Tor this trz
Al redue ed rates A. REASONER. Superintendent
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-On and
sfter MONDAY, Dec. $. trains leave Thrteth st. sts
ton for Albany Troy and plaees Moth and Wet Of ;S
IL 80 H. 49, 90, lOy D. Sleeping cars attached to
500 and 10 20 p trains. rhirtehs Altrans leave
thirty minutes earlier than Thirtiethst SUNDAY
tram . D. H.. Thiretlst Through Freight train daily.
~ - J. 81. TOUCEY, Asst Supt.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC. ~
Sun Rise, Sun Sets. ....4:35 Neon Rises. aZJ
HIGH WATER DAY.
eandy Hook. 6:45 Gov Island. i:zo Hell 0se''' so'
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NEW RAILROAD LINE SOUTH.
IN BROOKLYN 70 PHILADELPHIA.
sTIInnIIGH H0IfnS

Fare 81. Excursion Tickets So good for three days.
On and after TUESDAY Nov. 1904, by the ccmmodous
steamer JESSE HOYT foot Of Brooklyn. every
day Sundays eXcepted) at IL O'Clock thence to Port
Monmouth and by the Rar,an and Delaware Bay Railroad
foot Of vnct Philadelphia, returning e,ye Vinest wharf,
Phi ade phia every niotns ut (Sundays eKeep,edD
Travellers from the City Of NewYork nched not to
apry for passage by this ns the State OF New Jersey having
granted 10 the Camden and Amboy Monopoly the exclusive
privilege OF carrying passengers aud Ire M between the Cities
Of New York and Philadelphia
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.INELAND LANDS-TO ALL WANTING

FARMS.-Lsrse and thriving settlement, mild and
hesth climate, ~ miles son:h Of Philadelphia by railroad
Rich soil which produces large crops which be
growing Ten twenty and fifty tracts st IRON s25to $33
per PAYABLE within four year, Good business openings
Tor ind others: churches schools and good
ciey. 1t is tho most improving place East West
Hundreds settling and building. The beauty with which
the place laid on. is unsurpassed Letters sAsweTrd Papers
containing reports and giving foil information will be free.
adirtss CuAS X. LANDS, Nineland PosOhice Gambler
isnd Co., NJ j. From Report Of SoioE RoLa'on, grpisHr
td"oy 81 The T,bpns: one Of The most f,riie
hae 10 an almost ird paidon and suote soEdiiion for
Ieoson Ja'Miay Mat aAo0 81 his aide o) he Uesion
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houscs ano farms Uanteo.

DARN WANTED.-A FARM offrom FIFTY
l. to ONE HUNDRED ACRES Of good land With improve
mcnts the water for which cssh will be paid Al
with full ulaIs itsAoD condition and price NJ II
w. Tribune Office
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CENTRAL RAILROAD ofNEW-JERSEY
O-D.pot in NewYork Pier No. North River. connect,
ine az Haar,on Junction with Delaware, Lackawanna ana
Western Railroad. at Esson with Lehign Valley HAIL
road and fning direct line to Pittsburgh
-1 ' GREAT MIDDLE ROUTE TO THE WEST.
Two Express Trains daily from the "ess except Sundays
when evening Tram. 4. c.,...
n,iu1sti ST Louis. etc. with but one change OF cars
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS.
Commencing November 1854 leave New. YORK rs foo~s
Altos a. M, FOR Easton. Mach Chunk. "ilianspoTt'
Wllkestsrr~, Mahsnoy City &c. - -. W..
MAIL TRAy-At 90 for Fleungton faston, Wa'es
Gap Scranton WkesbaIre Great Bend. Pts'on, Bingham
$50 a m Western Express for Scranton Great Bend, Ess
ton A1ntown Reading, Harrisburg. Pittsbura. aud the
West with change Cincinnati or chicago
and but two changes to st. Louis
ll:CD A N. 8: - and 900 y III. for Elizabeth. -
l2.Oo " TRAIy-For Easton, Allentown, Msuch Chunk.
WLlesbarre, WilAnspor Reading Psttsvile, Harrisburg
&c. a., a..
Chunk.
I5Opx -For Some,v.lle and Flemington.
6P.n-For Somervile. -
30 p y. WEsrEsN ExPRxss-For Easton, Allentown.
Reading Hamburg, Pittsburgh, and the West Sleeping
throur h from Jersey City Pittsburgh every evening
ELirABErHP0Kr AND NEwfosK tERRr-Leave New
York from Pier No. y. X, at $3.50 ~; 400 aud o."
D. m Boats stop Bergen Point and Mariners Harbor
Tickets Tor tho West be obtained ct the Office Of The
Central Railroad Company, Pier No. N. H.. OF NO
Asor House. Nos 27 and 500 broadway, and at the pm
cipa hotels. JOSIAH o. STEARNs. Superintendent.
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miscellaneous.

A NOVELTY-The SILICIAN STOVE
being the great h.s.Ds medium conbiass econo.
oces psrio bath and bed in USE especially where
gas Is used adapted also for cooking wood coal Sill
rixn Stove Co. No IS Beeksnst N T. front Office. Agents
81 stove Dealers supplied with Stoves Castings rights
CASH PAID FOR RAGS and old METALS.
~ White Rag, cents pound Cot,ops aud Wooleps,
4eers Boon aud Newspspe cents; Old Brass rs cents
per ponnd Copper and Pewter Is esnts Lead 10 cents per
pound al 40 10 New Bowery. corner Of Boo,eveltst :.
RUSSIA T-lRON-ASSORTED NUM-
~ BERS ior sale by A. A. THOMSON Co. Nos 2l5 and
rs Wskyst. ~
SHEETlRON.-COM ar. g." and hest
~ Philadelphia charcoal refined iron for sale by
A. ATHONSoN& Co., Nos 2i5 and 23s wstsr,s
GALVANIZED SHEET-IRON.-Nos l2 TO
g. assorted widths and lengths FOR sale by A. A. TIiON.
son Co., Nos 2l5 and 228 Wsterst.
THE HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID for
Old Newspaper Pamphlets Books ard Waste Parer on
syery description. sTOCkwELL EMERSON No. ~
Aaast, one door wet Of EssssGst -,T7a -"'''' ~
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Arrived.

Arrived.
Steamship Golden Rule, Bsbeock Greytown, Me I'd inst,
mails specie pass, Central American Transit Company
Hiss experienced rSne northerly winds the at days.
Brs fantamsr (o ST. John) McI.acbin Leshorn marble
ssgs Ec Fsbbrco Bros 3Oth ut, OF Hs,erss, picked mp
two bales Of cotton.
Brig Bessie Yorke tBr Miller, CORVALLIS potatoes, D. H.
OeWoh.
Brig Alamo. Steele, Mschias lumber-ror Port Morris
Brig Stromness Parrbors N 81 Phillips Arogs Pr,
70 days. sugar Brett Son L Co.
Schr Albert (of Nassau Knowles, Nassau, fruit old iron,
&c. Benner Brown
Schr Ocean Belle. Bsss Newburs for Boston.
Sehr Marshall Perrin, Clark, Colassett-
Schr. Samuel Gilman Crowel, Boston.
Schr. Senator, Faulkner. Boston
Sehy. Moro. Kelly, Calais lumber.
Schr H. Jackson (of St. George Mel Tracy. Nsuvitss
IL deys sugar. &C. Snow Burgess Had heavy
ther; split sails Ac
Plotboat Fsvorts, Nc. s, Beebee Black Rock
Sailed.
DRC. 0Stesmer-Virgnia, Bremen Edinburgh, Bavaria
Become Wsshinson Evening Star.
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Ocean Steamers.
OPPOSITION LINE to CALIFORNIA vi

OPPOSITION LINE to CALIFORNIA via
THE CENTRAL AMERICAN TRANSIT COMPANY VIII
dspatch MONDAY, Dec. 3D. at noon, from Per 'o ~
Moth River. the elegant steamship GOLDEN RULE, capt
D. =. BhBCOCK - 49,
Fir.l { abn Saloon and Deck Rooms s3l3 Frs. CABIN
Between Ucsk Rooms $50; Second Cabin, open berth
S?a3; Third Cabin forward berth, s35 Children TO IL
wears. iat-s Children under rates. 80 lbs baggage
free: ea,ra baggage l0c. o n.
Th, h. the shoriest route San Francisco 20 miles.
Ther~ chbrr. for meals The Transit, and IL -e oy
Line Offering these greatly reduced rate. "a
For passage apply 70 d. ~ CARIINGTOS. Agent,
No ~ West 81, corner OF Wafr.nss.
After this ,e the regular Opposition sailing day viii be
tire 2cth oies-ry month
NAIL STEAMERS to FRANCE DIRECT.
WI The GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPASf's
new line Of cllss side wheel STEAMSHIPS between
NEW-YORk and HAVkE.
III frs, rye splendid Vessels intended 20 be put upon is
fsyori,~ route for the Continent. the following:
LAFAiErTE............J,.o f tnns 80 s"'ro~'r
ihnoAtl, NJ Hofsf- power.
FRASCE...............tbr lsbnsl, go horse-poTer
NAPOLEON IiI....... .tbuiidntl ,lVo horsepo~er:
Until completion tho entire s the service VIII DO
REFORMED BY the .x. :,
WASHINGTON, A. Duchesnc; LAFAYETTE, \. 30
'-'''' FROM NEw-y0RK TO HAvRE.
WASHINGTON. ......... W sdn. sdav ecsmher .
LAFAYETTE. W cdDe sday. Janu6y 4 100.
fiyt Cabin Including table " mel. SlsJ
Second Cabin tinclnding table wnel. 81 ~ $to.
PAYABLE Ia gold its equivalent IN United states currency
MEDICAL ATTENDANCE TRgE oy CHARGE.
GE0RtE MACKENZIE. Agent,
No. broadway, N.w-iork
At Paris IL Boulevard des Capucnes Grand Eots.l; IT
Hsvrr. WILLIAM lSELiN K Co.
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3nsnranre Gompanics.
FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE COMPANY,
~ WALL-STREET
CASH cAPITAL...................s20o,OO 900.

This Company has been in successful operation for
than THIRTY YEARS, and continues to INSURE against
Loss and Damage by FIRE upon terms favorable similar
3ntsitatiUns.
NO MARINE RISKS TAKEN.
all Losses LIBgRALIY ADJUSTED AND PROMPTLY PAN
DIRECTORS:
DANIEL CNDERHILL, President.
Oliver II. Jones, William Hsytun, Chas l.. Stewart,
Isaac ". Seymour, Ssinl j. Ws.iDg Samuel " Dod,e,
Abraham h. Davis {. r. PfeiHer. Michael Usnoetier.
Sanl. c. Harriet, Sylvanus Beden Chss ID. Lewis
John L. Andrew, X. NJ. Buchanan, Ethelbert s. Mills.
josiah U. Lows William Hertzei, Joseph A. DTeyious
John Even Thomas Dsvey, James c. Quick,
William Depew, Henry J. Scndder. lanes I. Wright.
T.. COOPER DEDERER. Secretary.
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&ailAd.

DRc 10-Stesmers-vrgina Bremen, Edinburgh, Bsvars
0eorse Washington, Evening Star.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-12

NEW-JERSEY RAlLROAD.-Trains leave
fool OF Cosndts Tor PHILADELPHIA, al 10 and II 80
o. m 1910 and =. m, aud IL midnight for BALTN0RE
and WAsHiSGToS ut aud II 80 7O p and u mid
night Military Tickets not receivable In the u and $40
n frains other uarti bills a Offices,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-12

MOCK FOR SALE.-THE LARGE DOCK
~ the Railroad Depot ., EzsbehPort, N. J. hs.
lG0 feet front also track Connecting with the Central
Railroad Of New jersey. F.R. kELLOGG,
1:9 Pearl Street, kew-York. |
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A TLANTIC and GREAT WESTERN
"A RAILWAY NEW BROAD GAUGE ROUTE. PAS
SENGER TRAINS LEAVE NEW.i0RK: via the Eric Fri
10 Cii!VFLAND o., WITHOUT CHANGE or CARS,
with railroads for all principal ccs In the Yves,
mi, road benr extended and will be In complete
running order 10 Mansfield Gallon Urbxs, Dayton, Cncin
natl and ST. Louis, without break of gauge sv.rrrsr,
:" Afeadyile, Pa General Sup'.
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Real Gstate for Sale.

CHOICE PETROLEUM LANDS and
~ LEASES for SALE, selected by competent and e1
perienced Agent Correspondence !. invited Apply 20,
COUNTY, Ohio.
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NETWORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
~ Trains for Albany, Troy and Saratoga SPRING. also con.
meeting with the North and West, leave 10Th st depot ~ !"
L. LII and p. N.
FIELD and WHITE MOUNTAINS STEAMBOAT
and Il AILROAD CONNECTION Ut New. Haven. Steamers
leave Peek slip at 3:l3 aud II Sundays excepted
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1864-03-10
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
slavery the csstreyersy Of the Sword.

IA
Slaves in other nation, were not
supported BY those for whom they
labored. They were not allowed
to marry, exceptoin rare cases, and
their private possessions were SUB,
Ijscted to the will Of their master.
Whenever they were manumitted,
they were still under the necessity
Of retaining the name of freedmen,
Qiberti,) ~ allusi0p to their former
condition, and the;;r children were
denominatedT lihsrtini hecdmen's
sons. They were treated freqaG2t'
ly with great cruelty by theirmaSs
ters. In fact, their condition was
miserable, q; dthe Jews might well
boast that they were Abraham's
chileron-or, more correctly, "the
freemen of Abraham" The con
dition of freedomis in itself right
undesirable, when it can be eu-
tered into without dishonesty or
injustice. The Apostle Paul rel
garded freedom as a, co ldition wofi
thy of being eagerly embracd bat
the freedom which he thought tie
most worthy of that ha@te, WA
that which is given through Jssa,
Christ ; see 1st Corinthians, 7th,
21-2S ; also, Romans, 9th, Is v.
Itis in tie light Of the slavery
of other nations, that we can enteI
fully irto the comparison instituted
BY our blessed Savior and bis in
Eapired Apostles, b6twseG the Mo
saic,law as a state of servitude, ant
Christians in y state Of freedom
see 5ohlnn, ,ss!h, SS%s4 Romano
to- II vi, Ia@es, 1sst ,S5 y,a Th'
Jswsd,m qAtdhRxe understood sth,
c0mparisonomade w Christ, an,
,fthereforepthdlr ssiHreaEaiGe.h."
dIg y sfH6sHahgUls Aud renarl
.1sSts, fsot, though lie Savior =
| mankind, and his Apostles, cam
daily in contact with slavery, an.