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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-19

we are invited by the Copperhead poll
ticisns of our state-the destruction ofthe
Union-the giving up Of Maryland, Ken
tucky, and Missouri, which have all voted
by immense majorities for the Union--the
surrender Of q large part Of our Navy--ihe
loss of more than one-halfof our territory,
and she 1puspae'stcf the debt Of tAe oeearsed
rsbellior Of traitors. by hsvingit "wRuSo
OUT or OUR HEkRrsi,i
People ofIndianai VIII you give your
assent to such base surrender of our
cause IL not, then repel the "Peace Or
ganizations' in Indiana, and rally only
with those who "keep step to the mssic
Of the Union who stand by our brave
soldiers in the field, and are for Liberty
and Union, now and forever, one and
inseparable-" "a
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-19

The Cincinnati Gazette remarks upon
the threatening of the Copperheads rela-
tive 10 the draft-"The Government will
permit youtossy anything you please. but
when you come 10 the overt act you will
feel weak in the knees and tremble even
before such an imbeeile' as Old Abe" We
have no doubtthat this is true, hut IL seems
inconsistent 10 menace the suppression of
newspapers because they talk treason-as
some passionate Journals have done Be-
sides, as stroke of policy, il IS absurd %
the stdegree. While it is certainly sg-
gravating to patriotic men~to know that
papers, hostile TO the national cause. are
published in all parts Of the loyal North,
il IL yet satisfactory 10 know that they
drive honest men from their party into the
the Union ranks. Let honest men among
he Copperheads realize that their leaders
are endcayoring 10 foment civil war-as
they are doing-and thousands will desert
them TO vote the Union ticket. If action
is 10 be taken at all with respect TO Cop
perhead newspapers, let il be done exact
ly according TO the laws of Congress, and
by civil process, While we have no doubt
of the strict right ofthe Government 10 ex-
ercise rs military power in this respect, we
yet believe that the most polite way is TO
indlct.thoee who are accused OF violating
the law and arrest them by civil process.
Let their newspapers alone, but arrest the
editors aud try them by jury. But never
make an arrest unless the Indictment j.
strong enough 10 Justify a reasonable ex-
pectation Of conviction under H. II III,
laws are not sufficient to meet treason ir
the variouSforms developed since this wal
begun, let Congress enact the necessary
laws so that public rights may be protect
ed against traitors.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-19
ttELM6olD's ROSE wAsl4.

An exoelent lsuDl "a Dlss.ss. ~ rypLflit.r ma.
ture. aDd injrcion IN diseases o. he Urfn1ry
organs sriang ron hsbila of dissipstion. 70 bs
used IN crnLsclisn With the Exfr at Bnoku on ssrss
p.rtii., An suoh eisss-es a. rseonmsnd.d-
The Proprietor, IN Offering his heasdiss n IA
Afflicted ~culd have Il distinctly sndsrstosd sAss
thsr DOT PstsDi sdioins~s no~irs ma bss srs
prepared diretuy according 70 rules 81
PBkRkACr arb CHEmsTRY
viii The greatest accuracy. oheniesi kaovs>ass.
teal Druggist snd Chslnist of sEp~risno~ "a ~.
city Of Philsdslphis. These hsdciEss are kndors~6
bsoommsndsd md ussd m tbs PrAetios q Pays
100 suffering sfth any ef the above s0~ctoos
procure the Remedy sf once
Evidence q the most reliable snd rsspessfbIs
oLarautsr vii accOmDeny the medicine.
ceruaosies Of oorss from 20 20 ye.ss st.ntins.
~ith namss fnosu 10 science and fame.
r~ msdis.l grepsrsiss of Bu0Hu. 80 D,spssss-
s.. PIcissssr Dssss's v-nsbls -ssss .. u.
| Prscfics % Fhyae-
-. rensris made by ths late sslsbussd pr
sss Tsn.rks made ~ Dr. Ephrsin NoDsvsU .
e-lssrsted Physician and MEMBER II ths Roysl Cd
leg II knrEeoDs. ireland. snd pablishsd In shs
rfss..e,.oes !. ofsss King and oness's Joern.L
BsrjsDin Trsvers. Fellow Of Ro,.i cellsss q ssf.
| FeoDs.
kss... Dssss; 60 p~ eo'iis. - "a ~ 3 =
Improved k,>s VISA 90 = .
Or bali dozen a. esrh ffH oi1 %. walsh siI b sum-
cicn " curs th< rsnst obstinsts cs<s< ~ firsoGous
| srs sdbsrsd 10. D><xersd 70 ssF sief~~a. sspasoD
v&1kst from obs<rvstion.
aTDs~cribs eymptorns IN al oe.zzni1sassms-
Cures suarsnteeff Advice oEoais
AFFIDAVIT.
| Per<>naliy s2pesr>f before ma an klssrusD a
fhs city ~ phfis1~iptis. a. + Hsinbold. wko bSss
fal1 s~orn. dots s&fs kis prspxrsuons o<z.sslb -
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elhsr" sfueis~ 81 tks r<putxze1 cb<AfDsd ~
Hslsns~ls'. 8~snins fssp&rsxIsns.
kFu>ct Bpcbr.
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impEossd Ea<s us<k
80 s1lf ~ - -
| ~ 81 Drufslsu ssufy~hsFs. A fer uelnboic's
are clksr. out saf The sdsert<ssUe1t ast 500
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-19

II .-s1ls rssp-orriiy s.forn sls eus>ss sA.s y
sas nss = kssps el.t ,sss s1ss'1s ~ sSs,s- ~
srriel. a aklE TONIC thai kssvs ths
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-19

DROPERTY ipsured against Loss
Il Or dansgs By Gre. q fair rates -nd on hbsrd
terms
los-e. met promptly and Justly
cther things being equal. our Home Companies
sbcul- have the preference
q would Be well for pessoa. 80 Aequ.int them
orr usarlng elsewhere
oFFfcRRs:
We. SsrxsnUxx. President.
Jksrxs n. DsszskE. Vice President,
J. Mkssoz Dsxssxs. 7fessursr
CAAk1ks X, SoksLsrT. Secretary.
ID RECToRS AND kEfkkkNtkc:
Hon G Gregory, Attorney. lafayette, Ind
Hon Test, Jadge Circuit Court, O.
Col jasper Dresses. Attorney. DO ....
Gen Ias Noble. sa3atNnt tssssr~i FOO insisnA
Col jas svin, eusourg.
Hcn. J. kistnc, Auditor 81 state. Indianapolis,
utge :. = Huf. Lafsyeits, Indiana
5SsS 5SsS . q t.sss., sun n',y itASSss alA ts'
". %. Lee. Circuit Prosecution. 10
Hoo. ". r. So6sinrsr. rssh. lss Nat Bank. Ind
ca 4. N. Conner, ros master. Ins.snspois- .
va, sausbufy. Ia Fsyetie
8ov. .. p. Morte-. indi an. gosis. Ind-
Thss, n Lo1s. etforuey. Tsrre HAnfe.
pr-J. G. kthcn Sec'y 81 state. frfianspoiis
Nee. Dsvit T1rpis. sonticsilo. Ind ana.
Gel sE fSs-s ~ ssriy sssy state. isa'spsls,
Gee fsleot Prs. SINKING Fund, 20
w.t, bach, isrmeriy cl'k sap. Cart 40
Dr.. 9. u: Terry. Att,fs, insaisns
Chsx. =. <kfictf. Lsfs setfe
THoS X. RUNsgti. peci.l kxsns-
TsoS n oSe. Lessi ASers. 81 49, s.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-19

YER Hass. Vice. usaehes. aus.s
Ned 0ug>. uothx an furx ~ oof-
ens. Ac.s fnsccf< e0 Plants HoWtr
q s0tmsi~. &e.
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HPas - - o. siE~ - ast>H. fs1iir insrltr-
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-19

Advertise m the Daily Express.
Five Lines For % Cents
Deyou want workf
Do you want housei
DO you want Servant
Do you wsns Wifsf
Advertise In the Daily Express.
Five Lines For ID Cents.
Have You Farm 10 seili
Have you Horse 60 seilf
Have you Town Lots 10 seili
Have you Merchandise 20 seni
Advertise in the Daily Express.
Fire LtWes for 2J Cents.
Have you HOUSE 10 Lott
Have you aFarm 20 Lei
DO yeu want 20 rent Housef
DO you want 10 rent farmi
Advertise in the Daily Express.
Fire Lines for 2J Cents.
BOARDING. LOST. FOUND.
AOARDIN6. LOST. FOUND.
BOARDING LOST. FOUND.
BOARDING. LOST. FOUND.
BOARDING. LOST. FOUND.
BOARDING. LOST. FOUND.
Advertise in the Daily Express.
Flee Lines for 25 Cents.
Do you want Boarding In the cltyi
DO you want Boarding IN the oountryi
Have you Boarding Tor Fsmllies'
Have you Boarding for single Genilsmenf
Advertise In the DAILY Express.
Fire Lines for 2J Cents.
Have you los, Dog,
Have ron lost your spectaciesf
Have you lost your Pocket Bookf
Have you lost your Horsei
Advertise in the Daily Express.
Fire Lines for 25 Cents.
Have you Pound Dog'
Have you Found Pocket Bockf
Have you Found HSrsei
Have you Found a Pair of spcctssiesi
Advertise in the Daily Express,
Fire Lines far 2J Cents.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-19

enemy, read the following conditions Of
peace" on which the official organ of the
rebel government, the Richmond Engfrer,
Of October le, proposes 10 settie and hove
"reoce.''
Save on our own terms, we can accept
no peace whatever, and must fight TIL
doomsday rather than yield one iota of
them and our terms are:
"Reeognition by the enemy Of the In
dependence Of the Confidence States.
Withdrawal Of Yankee forces from ev-
cry foot of Confederate ground, including
Kentucky and Missouri
Withdrawal of YnnBee soldiers from
Maryland, until that State shall decide. BY
a tree vote, whether she shall remain in
the old Union, or ssk admission into the
Con fsd Afscy ~ -
NConsent on the Part Of she Federal
Government Il give up 10 the Coniederscy
its propsrtish{,f tie Navy ss IL stood at
the time Of secession, or 10 pay f)r the
sane.
4 yielding up al professions on the part
e he Federal Government 10 that 3or-
tion ct the old Territories which lies
west n: tho coniedcrs,a 6sfes.
~An equitable settlement, on the sassi
of our sk-olute ,iDdependeDce and %
rights. Of al accoants - the Public Debt
and Public Lands, and tho sdvsntsees ~.
crting from foreign treaties ltl,t
s'Thess provisions. We kpprsheES. com
prise tho minimum Il y hztwe must require
before We iay down our arms. That il u
say. The SoETH xrsT rIELD ALL III
II - ftx<
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-19

Citizens Of Indiana The Copperhead
Politicians Of our State are crying out for
speace on any terms" aud they tell you
Il Is very easy matter to compromise
with our misguided Southern brethren
To clearly understand the position of the
enemy, read the following conditions Of
peace on which the official organ of the
rebel government, the Richmond Enqfrer,
Of October l6, proposes 10 seftie and hove
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1864-08-19

- 81 Drsxslsu ss.Fy-hsrs. A fsr usinboso's
sks .nc ciksr. c.f saf The s6v~rt<ssne1t ss6 s>If
yrf t<.1e AVOID ll.zpo-ifior <nf sxpc-ur~ 80
rssS. ls0-dslg H
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-07-21

Latter rroul the Chairman of the Uo'"n,
nud Ernancipation society ot an.
chester.
The following letter from Mr.. John diu Est.
aourt. chairman Of the Union and Emancipation
Society Of Manchester, Bpglana, Is a warm OK
preston Of sympathy with our Government in
ts struggle with the Rebellion. Tho society NJ
which Mr. EstcOurt is chairman receives aud
distributes the publications Of tho 10, Puhltea-
ton Society Of this city, aud Is thus doing goJi
work in England.
mo. A DoRgEr srpFrr, HunsH, NANcHRsrEu,
July L. lSGA My Dear Sir The Objects OF
your LoyA Publication Society are in the highest
degree Iommendahle, and will do immense
strdce to the cuizens OF both countries. This
crisis Of this year Is Of solemn importanco, aud
We on this sdo feel intensely the dtng3rs arising
! thtTefrOm.
"From the first day that rebellion became q
| fnct 10 row, have ,Yer doubted the issue, u
must be and will no conquered. The sacnt'e iS
vast. must be as extensive as the treo peops Oh
the United Stats; and the keenuoss " mental
4 suiieiDg, anxiety, and IA pense enourod oy them
/ are oiD known TO Themselves
l Phys cally tbe Union power must subdue Gll
its FOES, but in the doing of tbat the mutiJ Jicity
/ of dangers thai come ont Of that subiuRlhOl ia
| indeed alarming, Were your people loss iutel-
gent less yirtuUus less morally sttOUg, the re &C.
| lion would be q despousm, aud UniOni but
with the mental force, the virtue, power, anu
The moral betOsm, I see nothing 10 iclr Tor
| tho future. These forces must perceive clearly
and distinctly all the dangers of the past
| CONNECTED With he damuiug slavery at ,no
cbivalry and 90 seeing must rise mp 70 that g@lNd
emiupt ce Vt moral dignity that SHAT sleep not
| nor weary uuti tbe ast hired Of that garment Vt
blood aud oppression is cast in Tho SO D. and bus
| the baso IT u new era will be LAID in praittca
freedom and unity of principle. NM not d.sap-
| poiBttd At the result of thr amendment OF tn,
| constitution proposition, with tho Copoorhead
| party 50 ST. Ong In the representative House,
| could no caic late on a two-third mijOriy, md
| now il will 90 a. The country as distinct pl a.
| form Tor their acceptance, aud to carry which O
strong House will be ele ted.
- berc must he pO,itiye prohibition in the
constitution as well as q theOrGticu principle OF
all mems equality, and ry prayer is tnHt she
American people will not let the politics Of the
| country bo calm until it IS a certanty that the
National Government by virtue Of is supreme
laws, must carry freedom per Sc into all It's terri
| tory, Then shall the Atlantic ring out W tho
| Pacific and all the mountains and V9lleys catch
| the strain, God hath made of one blood all IN,
| Dations of men TO dwell together in pace. Sir
| our county viii then be the grandest mora
power in the world; the greatest nation OF lrat
labor among the nations Uf the earth; and yOu
prosperity be multiplied thousand fold.
"Yours very hfully,
"JOHN HALL EsTCOUHr,
civilian T. Blodgett, Esq
-Nei5 York Erening Post.
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From me Atlanta CoUed .FdGg JWyS
Some unensiness has been felt regarding the
sauty of this distinguished leader-.hc enemy,
at Il 81 accounts, being in fearful proximity TO
his temporary place of abode. Toe Savannah
Republican is gratiied 10 be aOle 20 state that ne
got information in time, and was in Danville
Saturday last. His condition is greatly improved,
auu be expects 10 return 70 his command by the
first of next month.
The Colombia South Car0liHiaa saws :--"Lt'u-
tenant General LoDgstrce;, who arrived here oa
Sunday, en- route for Augusta, Georgia, was
occupied yesterday in receiving our citizens,
number Of whom avniled themselves OF The Op.
poItunity Of paying their respects the old chief
ana wishing him GOd-t peed in his mission Of
goIy and greatness"
Lieutenant. General Longstroet auivad in
Augusta, Georgia yesterday. Notwithstanding
ris severe wound which has tempo arly para
yzed an arm, be is looking we'll. lie is the guest
Ci josiah Siblcy, ESQ.
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Trin 10 AnaLnnf.

We took ride up to Lookout to-day, and
making thorough Reconnaissance, found every
thing prosperous Colo. el MCCreery, command
D, 81, was as usual, courteous and accommO-
dating. The Engineer Brigade, under its present
Colonel, is doing invaluable services for the
Government IN the WY Of erecting aud working
mills, building houses, hospitals etc. Colonol
Bishop, of the Dist Michigan, gave us the right
hand OF fellowship, and we want no warmer Or
nRnlier grasp.
We were glad to meet Colonel Hamhrigh., of
the 7yth Pennsylvania, who received severe
wound at the battle OF Rescca. The COlJuePs
health is rapidly improving, and he goes 10 toe
ont in few days 10 join his regiment The
health of both officers and men on LDok0ur IS
exc, llent. Their situation IL healthy, and their
wants well supplied. Captain Robinson AMI his
klnd lady viii pardon us fr re nrning thanks
tor their kindness and attention. We wopld Ike
1--we on Lookout, where there are lots Of pretty
girls and plenty of fun.-Chat Gazette 10TH.
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MILITARY Bigadiel. General John p, Slough
today turned over 20 Lieutenant W. ". Via
ship, Assistant Provost Marshal OF the Deplrt-
munt OF Washington, all the duties pertaining %
the Department of Alexandria VI q local Charac-
ter, ana which are comprised in those which uaYo
been until now disch rged by The local provost
marshgl. Lieutenant Winship has assumed the
discharge OF those duties, aud signifies bis int 10
tion 10 keep in force the present system anl
regulations unlil the general orders rGgulat ng
the department shall have been sued, which
will be about the 2Oh instant. General Slough
is not by this arrangement relieved from the mlIt-
tary goycrnorship Of the DJpartment.-AeltR-
agiq journal l6M.
TIE KAEAwHA on Wells. - A late letter
from the Kauawha oil reg on says .--" Oh is
worth fifteen dollars per barrel nc our wells ia
bulk. Good territory has gone up out Of reach
Of common people. The wells on Horse Neck
ale now producing more than one hundred and
fifty barrels per day, and al of the Burning
Springs region will not exceed that amount.
There are any quantity Of wells being bored, bat
no good ones completed. We are boring on
territory that we think is good lying between the
Hughes river and Burning Springs, in Writ
county.
lion. James 7. Simmons, eg- United States
Senator from Rhode island, died last week at his
residence 10 Johnson, Rhode Island. He began
his Senatorial service with Hurison's Admins
uaiOn ana with such associates as Clay, Cal
houn, Buchanan, CLAYTON, Crit enden, Benton,
Choate, Preston, SOuthard, Wright. DIX, and
others Of that stamp. lie retired In 1871 aud re-
lurhso " the Senate again IL 1857, Tor one teTm
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Sailing Of the "Fire queen

On Saturday, July 9TH tho splendid new
steamer Fire Queen, Captain Henry W. johnson,
commander, sailed from this port rio 81 Johns
Tor Sh tnghpi, China. Among tue passengers
vas Mrs, Johnson, the cOmmunn,r's heau Itul
NCunE wife, who tor u seCOud time accompanies
her husband 10 the Chinese Empire Tue FbC
Qss,t u the tiith steamer built ny Capt, Johnson
Tor the Ch nese lrade, aud she is a very superior
iirst.class vessel, 800 feet IN length. Her ar
range ments and decorations are superb, and If
there is hut little d, ubt under her experienced
con mandtI-we think she Will a,tjush the
nauN es OF thg Celestial Empire somewhat. Tue
best wishes OF the many friends " those on
beard attend thCm on their loag yOysgo.--Sricn-
Tie tina ic4E.
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10 AUTHORIZE AN ADD llONAL LOAN -
TO MEET THE EXPENSES INCIDENT TO IHE
DEFENSE on IHE CITY, AND Fur y tHER run
n sE5.
SECTION The selcc, and Common Councils y the City
Of IhlodCpha dc ordan, That the Mayor ls hereby au-
thorztd 10 barrow no toss thin par, on tle crellt o.
the such be roluir"d
by tle tiS Treasurer, from lime lime 20 orpydc qr
TIE tam les Of volunteers rom the cry o. PhLdoph iU
the seVe the Unit states an for the 70 ts
city cgdUg the whole the sum of he hundred
dul rs for hsh ntcrc tnOt tu exc cd tuo rae
Of s,S pee Cuut shall rC paid half yoaCf,
tic days Of January and july at ae Office ftne Nty
Treasurer.
The ptincnal ofthe said loan shall be payable and paid
attire expiration OF thirty years W N the date OF e sa
and Lere thCut he sent ot hOiders thecni' pBd
C,rhcatrs thcIcir the gsudl form vi sucl &c hcacs
CITY LOa shall he issued ~ uCh anoun as tue leaders
may REQUIRE, bui my fruCti l pat OF SlU or
re uired IN nmounis OF five hund cd lno tho 4sana
collars sha be expressed NJ bat certificates that
. said un therein mcnuo ed aud the interest thereof
are pay able nee irom ali taxes.
Sc ton 2 Whenever any odn shah no made ~ virtue
hereof there shRu be- by iGrc5 Of this ordnance auuu
ally appropriated out Of the Income Of the corp rae estl
and frn the sum rassd by taNat sum sulc NJ 70
pay she interest on said CoicaoE and the further sum
o thTuc-tenhs ofone centum ths value Of snct
cor 20 issued shall saJr0priaed quaroy JuI
o. the and tnXts to n sinking 'und vhtrh uyd
and It's ucUuUatiOna eve hCroOY especially pledged lOr
the Tedempuon and paym' nj ot -ad certificates.
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wagos pni0 for sI,ulea rabor.

NorLmen and laborar5 are now receiving com
paratively high wages iu this city, or what would
have deen high had the price VI provisions, Sc,
IemaiEgd at reasonable figures. AS il IS, the
ccmpemati0n is small, and wo shall d1untuss
hear OF Interruptions until the prices are adjusted
more equ@iy. Even nOw luere is discomfort,
aud we auyse all those worlmen who have good
steady supplement- 10 remain where they are, aa
poeIe seems ne plenty Of men here now IN most
Maahhistss, VIZ, We, hands rseege on an average
g gLao py ps1 aay q ten hdiIfsi overtime extra
ln.it-'uI ls5 9eis, ~ 81; moadrF, ~ 80 copper
~ i,ns, , W. paltern-nakers, $3.50; b'aeksmiths
~ w paln.efs y 70 carpenters, $3.50; boiler
y 80 u W 20 luteTs dairy papers
make 20 theirwork being paid for 6y the 1000
ems-but the average pay hy tho week Is sl8.
ccnduetors on our city cars receive 81 for to,,iv
hours work. and there are too many applicants
seeking Tor the places.
These prices, IL viii be rcmemAered are NOT
the outside, bat the average rates. Very many
machnts reoeiye three dollars and IN wards.
but they are extra good wOrkmen. We have
given the prices as they are paid in our lafae
machine shops -Sclcat5fo Americaa.
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TrIrgraph


Onlv q fRby's gravel
ono foot or two, az the most,
OF ttar. .uaisicd sod, yet think that ood
Knows what that lih grave COST
Only a bsbys grave
To children even SO SMALL .,,-....--
Thnf they sit there and sings, III sil"'I 'nANs
seens scarcely grave MAh'
Only a baby's gravel
Strange how We moan and iret
POr little face that was here such G space
o more strange, could We forget
Only bahy's grave
Did we measure grief by this,
rev tears we're she'd on our baby dead;
know how they felt on this.
Only bahy's grave
VIII the eiittle life be much
Too small a gem for His diadem,
Whoge kingdom is made Of such
Only haby's grave
VT often We come and SO
Nv ne little stone, and thank GOD 70 own
We are carer Heaven tyr Il!
- london Good Words for May.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-07-21

NoKTH, NORTHWEST, AND THE cASADAs.
PASSENGER TRAINS
Leave ne CoGplys nSPot a. IHlsEEENr,hI M XII and ana
CAlIUWiilLL Streets, Philadelphia NJ Ehe following
MoRNING NAIL.
Columbia Harrisburg, Po,t vile, pnciroye, Iamagqs'
sunbI WlllamspGrt Emga, R4Sheser' yaSaEs rH s'
Clau,bcrSbnrg, Dagers'own, sc.
mia ialhoad trains Tor Acnown 10, the toading and
Co urba Gaitoa ir Epha'3 III, anu Coum0la 2t% nnE
CLiNTnN Win Catswl,sa Rllroad trains for WlKes5rle
Wan M I E ,Tn 1, da.ye Et 6um6drSnd 2asy
uIl "EchulhNaud Susluchanna" trains i9r NoTthum-
0crond "ham.R 4SS6g S5aX2riEJg EXrFEgs 'iaesO''' S'
Leaves Philadelphia . $50 =. NJ ,r re ,dins Potts
bu Win rcmsyn Central Railroad trains 90 Puts
hwg &e h2r.her, Centh "io5a trans % 54F ,GH2HfS @ %
Catavi,sR RuIlo1d treins for Milton. VIII iamsDoft I'll
Hi ''' '.''.'' IbE,Drve ACCOMMODATIONS.
leaves Re- 'ahrg at 500 4, NJ stopping at all way STA
Eeiuwua leaves Philadelphia at 5'UO Pm arrives IN
ifSIar T PigicirpIa narl.burg at A. b.. and
poEs'llr ni o 70 A Ne, auI,inG iR lLaIrBt5 ~ ! 90
yHic al l2I + NJ, arriving 10 PulldeOba a. ?. a.
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,ayg ,e"dHt aL ~ NO ID ana Dn"na1.o"A Ply at l-'0r'
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SE# YORK ExIREss ToR, PTTsBURa AND THE
T,,,. New YORK Al r. A. VA sina Reading At 70 mid
nRut aud come ting AZ Har-soarg wan PennsI!'aniS
Fer, ne Expres, Train caves Harsourg arrival OF
the Pennsylvania Express nom Pm AZ G5O M,
p9ns s pSaSns cI1S as5 'i acc mn5dS tbcsc rraas
through between Jersey city md rtsbur without change
and p. NJ Mai trains for Harrisburg leave New York
! NV a. M 'sGG'UtyiiITT sGG'Ut VALLEY RAILROAD.