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E,rSn,ond county, NJ ". Apply 70 LAMBkRs0N oNpBb-
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-30
The srrepressible Conflict.

A gentleman of the name of Gilbert, !
"from England" has announced in DIR. !,
Cheever's church, that during the coming
Winter we shall have a more fearful sec
tiOnal conflict than ever. The rebels being
all perjured persons, should not, according
to MIR. Gilbert, iron England" ever be al
lowed to participate again in the govern
ment of the country. Without at all doubt
ing the sincerity which appertains to ut
| terances of Mr.. Gilbert, IRON England"
we think it would be quite as becoming in
him to allow his opinions to mature little
before thrusting them into the face OF the
community here. even under the shade and
sanction of reverend patron. Why should
q stranger come here to glory over the
prospect of new conflicts between the
North and the South? Such conflicts are
purely imaginary. There will be an earnest
and sober discussion in Congress on the
best and safest measures for the restoration
of the lately insurgent States to the Union.
But it is vile and insane forecasting of evil
to predict. as this Mr.. Gilbert does, a conflict
which will rage more tiercely than ever"
The whole tone of public opinion outside
of certain small fanatical circles, clearly
| indicates the desire of honest men of all
| parties to take calm estimate of the situa-
| tion, and discard everything like sectional
| prejudice in dealing with the question of
readmission. irresponsible agitators have
| other ends to subserve than the restoration
of good will between the North and the
South; and the prophesying of evil is their
last resort. In spite of this, the country re-
| fuses to be driven again into fierce and vio-
lent sectional controversy. Y. Times
| (LelluD % ....r r ..t.........
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-30

SYMPTOMS of discontent, manifested in
varions parts OF the Chinese empire for sew
eral years past, have been watched, with
more or less interest," by all observing men.
But, ordinarily, the popular judgment has
been that rebellion was chronic among the
Chinese people, and the heconsequences oflittle
moment, except to the unfortunate wights
whose heads, ever and anon, were Topped
off as the penalty of defeat in the broils of
faction. A closer scrutiny, aided by the
light of events now transpiring, shows that
the disaffection sometimes spoken OF as the
l'.Taeping rebellion,p the 'revOlty of the
Men fi,i' or the ..MahOmmedan ipsurrec-
Ition,n are premonitory of grayer, things
now close at hand. On this point, all au-
thorities are agreed. ~Fht private corres-
pondence of New York merchants, no less
than the newspapers published In, Hong
Kong and Shanghai, refer darkly, in LAM,
guage whispered rather than. spoken, to-
certain ominous signs. We are not told
that the ancient Tartar dynasty is doomed,
to speedy extinction, TO be attended per-
haps, by disruption OF. the empire, and,
possibly characterizedod "a terrible
slaughter--but, if not this, something that
looks very much like it. The word COM
monty inyogue is ''revolution." when att
tempting to define the uncertain future.
no Judge better CT the present state of
affairs, we may look for q moment at the
latest Shanghai papers. In the first. place,
fhe imDortaiit fact is disclosed that the fraral
faA who two centuries ago placed SOW
ereign on the throne Of Chins;T have now
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-30
NUMBER 1872.

volutarily relinquished the reigns of power
which they seized as cOnquerors. They >,
are convinced of the necessity of this course,
and acquiesce without complaint in an
edict published iii the Pekin Gdzetts Of,
July 18th, which s,oeeos a,ody at one bloto all
their most cherished pfiUiieges- Their means r,
OF subsistence had already failed, owing 10
the Impoverished condition of the Imperial q
treasury, anda new deal of the cards was a
inevitable, by which they should be merged 4
with the common people to gain, liyelia,
hood. Otherwise fresh knell of discord
would speedily be heard in the streets Of
the capital. It should be understood that
although nominally the dominant race, the y
triumph of the Tartar or Manchu invaders !
was only physical. The superiority of the
Chinese in Sintcllectual qualities has al-io
ways been maintained and recognized. so n
thataas expressed by the North .Lhina, =,
Herald, in spite of the attempts made to
keep up the prestige of the Manchu name,
and to place Manchus exclusively'i in posts q
of honor and trust, the Chinese contrived y
to hold their ground, and to gain admission ,
to all the important offices of the State, on !,
an equal footing. '' 10Y Hh' '99Ti
The Manehus, however, were entitled to-
special privileges, which, till now, they
have enjoyed. They were, under the inn
mediate protection of the Emperor; the
palace guards, or "banner men," were @
chosen from their number; they were not n
necessarily dependent on their own labor, !,
nor were they amenable to law in the same /,
sense as other men,. But all this is ended.
Their birthright has passed away; the ease p
and elegance of the imperial court, the ex- -
ploits of horsemaDsbip and arms, all are re-
signed for servile labor, and the naughty q,
Tartar, contessing his own impotence and
penury, Graves permission to subside to the
common1evel of humanity. Ere this, the 9
extensive Manchu establishments at Pekinl u
and its environs are broken up, and their
ministry dispersed. These facts are worthy
of attention, Tor, as remarked by an East
ern journalist, ',the time is evidently draw-jp
ing nigh when the present sy stem, already 4
totterng, will crumble into dust, and we
regard this last act to which the Pekini 2
Government has been driven, as more sig o
niticant of the approaching catastrophe
than any we have yet witnessed. IN. T.. a
Journal of Commerce..
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-30
John Adams, Courtship.

The B oston Transcript says a corresponds
ent sends us the following interesting REM
iniscence: f-,i7 gIe....... .-,.,r 4. -....,.t,i b,
John Adams sought the hand of the
daughter Of the Rev. Mr.. Smith, of Wey-
mouth, ana Miss Abigail was!pleased TO ac-
cept the proposal OF Mr.Adams much to,
the chagrin of the parson, the objection be-
ing that Adams was man of humble or
igin and moderate ability, and could never
aspire to anything more than the position
of an humble village lawyer. His visits to
her home were frequent and prolonged. but
no hospitalities were rendered by the Rev.
Smith, either to Adams or his nag; for while
Abigail only had watchful care over him.
his "bay" passed the, weary hours of night
in feeding on the htching post. Eit
Now Abigail had a-sister whose name
was Mary, who was betrothed to a wealth.
Ter, and, il was believed, more promfs-
ling young man, whose presence was well
coined most cordially by the reverends
family. .glad oi 1NlU yynl .3dlliQ D. nl g1f
The good parson had promised, each Of
his daughters that on the occasion of her
marriage he would preach sermon from
a text Of the brides own selection. Mary
first married, and beautifully fapprOpriate
did the father think the text: "And Mary,
hath chosen that good part!" In due time,
Abigail marries, and chooses for her text.:i
"For John CAME neither eating or drink
ing, and they say he hath the devil1 Ira
dition does not tell us, as we remember,
how the text pleased the father, but the
sermon was preached. Mary, indeed, chose
Al good part; her life was happy. one, and,
her husband was a man of means and re-,
speetability, Abigail was woman OF fstr0ng,
affections, practical wife, and possessed OF
great notability of character, while the
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-30

r AM PREPAKED TO DO FLUTIyG
L In the best manner on short notice. Ladies ana
Dressmakers please send in your work Il yqg wish
it neatly done. -, =. -, MkS, BART :, !,
may23 .giG3iIt Il .ff4 % dido
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-11-30

,"OccAsIoNAL," the Washington CORES
lpondent Of the Philadelphia Press says that
the Enquirer has ',iptin,dted's that the state
Legislature ''soould, II they could, establish
and tHvent a substitute for Me abolished 5efst-
tude.n0o We pronounce the statement quot-o
ed and italicised above asaunqualinedly, !,
false. The Enquirer has never entertained
substitute therefor; but most earnestly de-
Dsires to see the negro work out that destiny
which God has in store for him. Combat
what the Eaqatrer says, but In the cause of ]
truth, if sucnI cause is known to you, do I
not misrepresent the sentiments and falsify
the statements you may find in it.-Ric's-
mond Ehqutrers sn9i,,ssg4 5sdt bins Al III
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-13
THUnsDAY. Oct. io-P. 81.

Gold opened at 1854, cold up TO l4J9, and closed
a. l45. The market has been quito firm all day.
Government securities have been very finn for
the gold bonds and dull for the 1905. Old 5-2Os
continue 70 be in active request for shipping and a
large amount will 60 on the Saturday steamer.
Coal stocks arc Grm; Miscellaneous GhaTcs dull
and heavy; Quicksilver jo4, Mariposa II, Canton
49,, Atlantic tInil l+7, Pacific Mail .25
The railway share market opened very broyant
OIL tho street, and all the leading shares wcr5 in
active demand. Eew-Yor1 Cen:rJ sold at 1921 4;
Erie, 93l; Michigan Southern, II, and the balance
of the list was equally strong. AT the FIRST Board
on pressure to sell cash stocks, tho market was
heavy, and declined from "a per cent on the en-
tire list The market was freely hammered by tho
bears, and closed with an uneasy feeling. At the
close IN the street tho market was steady at the
decline, but with little disposition to purchase.
Tho latest prices were es follows. with an ebunG-
snco Of stock Offering: Ncw-YoIk Central, 1863 c
I0li Erie, 90i 19l; Hudson River 1915 0i07, i
Michigan Central, liGi9liG4; Michigan Southern,
?Ji9Ti; Cleveland ard Pittsburgh S3laS2f;
Rock Island, lOsiaiosI; Northwestern, 81
81; North-Westcrn Preferred, Gtf065}; Fort
" ~ A-Ot AVv6 CiNAb A4e4iif uu Nultu. "a ~
Ohio and Mississippi Certificates, 29I e2ol; Can
toa, Al! a42; Cumberland COG, lCa al; Quick
silvcr, 9lsO.
The English capitalists have had another confer
snceupon the management Of the Erio Railway Com.
pany, Of which they arc not the managers as yet.
Iheir visit was announced as making certain a
Thorough reorganization Of the concern aud better
management. They have the power TO make new
route 70 the seeboard but that Isl different alair
from debating the policy Of road (which the
Great Western is only feeder.
Money has been in sharp demand at 7Orer cent
BY brokers. and some Giiiculty was experienced by
houses in inferior credit in making up their ac-
counts. First-class houses however had no difficulty
in making up their accounts. There is u large
amount Of money loaned on stock TO young and
weak houses, and margins dro looked after very
siosAy. Commercial paper is less CURRENT. For
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-13
Flilantitl.
TRrasuEfDrPAnTsySr, !
WAsrISGToS, }. C., Sept. ~, Ices. )


DROPOSALS for FUNiING CERTIFI-
GATES OF INDEBTEDNESSCOMPO INFER
EST NOTES and TREASURY NOEs.-Dy virtue Of the
authority contained IN the frat sectonof Act OF Congress-
entitled "An Act to proyidi wrys andesu to support tine
Government approved March 1855 hich provides among
other things, that any Treasury Notes other obligations
bearing interest .slrd und-r any sc. Of Congress may q, the
discretion Of the Secretary the 1Teasuy and with the
sent the holder be converted into any escrpon Of bonds
authorized by said sct notice Is hereby sen to the hodc Of
Certificates Of Indebtedness which mlnrebefore the m day
Jannay next, Of COMPOUND Interest Noes aud Of one end
two wear Treasury Notes OF the readiness This Department
to give exchange fer them to the extent Fifty millions OF
dollars, ,iH per cent iyeTweny Year pd. q, three per
cant premiums that to .ay huude dollars Of bonds
for each one hundred and three dollars certificates Sni
notes. provided tho conerson made pfio to the Ts d,
Of November next.
The bouds issued IN erchau;e fer such certificates and notes
viii be interest of six per payable 'eui
snnusly in upon s G: day, Of ilsy sai November
sna will be Iedeemabe thercosuro Of the Government
after Eve years and payable in twenty years from the frat
day Of November 1895.
Tho coupon and reered bond Issued under this proposal
viii be OF the denominations Of O Hundred Five Hundred
and One Thousand Dors Ressercd lOnds Of Five Thou.
sana and ZEN Thou'and Dollar. WILDE Issued II desired
Hodsrt Of Certificates Con pond Interest, Trtisury
to the Tre,.n tho Assistant Trrapier. OF tho snsied
Deposiiares Of United Sits National Deposit
ry Bsnk WI ch may consent to ,rlu tho business without
charge.
l1e,es, Wiil be SLOWED Ccr.hn'e, Of Indebtedness
ard one aud two-yeM Treasury Notes lured maturing
Prior to the m ofNovemler 1885, uplo the Cate Of aata
rty and wnrn maturing after the 6si November Interest
vii Be allowed to That day.
Upon Tie compound asrssi notes he Interest viii be
pu-d Novcubr hrst, 1865 upon Tie smouut Of pTinc,ps
compounded bach Of sid notes from the
reriod ueI, prior to lhst date.
The principal eud interest Of sreh Trei'y notes sad obi
cations will be considered torcbo og fo convsrsiou
ba. whcp after deiue,ius Principal of the Bonds AID
three per premium, there remains iseonL paIt o.
ne hundred dosr this isct nal pat VA b. paid 70 the
depositor.
Tie Secretary 10 hintN he fist, q vhduwI-
ths PFC poss any trle pror sil irt Of November
pr,vJeJ Gy million. Of dollar. ,Al psor - ;hat d-e be
ofered for conv,riou a, sfor.,til
Ciroulsrs Of n,trcou, VII BE- trsn'mlted the yaiorI
ofcsr Authorized 10 tive Certheaie AMI Soe 70 which
H. McCULLoCH Secretary oftho Treasury.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-13
best names 7ost second class 9alO, and fair at

best names 70St second class, 30iV, ana lair "
II per cent.
Foreign exchange is dull. Bills AZ 90 days on
London are selling at lOS0CSi for commercial
l090lO9I for babkers'; do. at short sight, lo9i o
llCJ Paris at 60 days, $50 s5l6I; do short sight,
51505l39; Antwerp, 5.2O@5Hl; Amsterdam,
4Cfe4li; Frankfort, 4Oi 0iOi; Bremen, 7ss@"i
Prusson ThaleTs, 7I91l.
Froights are firm. The engagements TO Liverpool
arc 500 bales compressed Cotton at 3D., and per
steamer, q 600 bush. Corn Mt I'd. y CD 10; T,cjo
do at cd e Sc 10, and 5000 bales compressed Cot
ton at 3D. To London, 1000 bbls. Flour on private
terms.
The business Of the Sub-Treasury was: Receipts,
Sj,36S,G ,GiO 7G--for Customs, Sii4,0OO; Payments
1854 4I48 5O-on account of Loan, $4,000 Bal
ance, $50, 622,94' 62.
The following table shows the receipts and ship
mcnts of hour and grain at Chicago, from Jan. !
to Oct. Z, for four years:
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-13

and coo boxes Havana on private terms. Refined are
quiet ut 20i G20Lc. for Hsiis.
SEEDS--Tbo market fe Clover Seed Is quiet, but
Inv Seed is dull and hesy nt g. 250s3 a. Rough
FlaI Seed is in limited lemand at s2 sOa 81 10 y
bushel
TALLOW-The market s lcss active and easier;
sales of $4,000 at l3 0l3it for Western aud 4c.
foT City.
WIIlSKY-Tho market quiet and unchanged;
sales Of 300 bbs. al 81 % for Western.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-13
rsccripIs ofproducc.

OCT 12--20025 hbls. Flour 6 hbls. WHISKY 100 bbls
Corn Meal, 1880 bnsh. Wheat 81 200 bush. Corn, 90
G- bush. Oa,s. 1860 bnsh Bailey 100 bush. Rye ?
pkgs. Provisions 2! pigs. Lad, 3,lC0 pkgs- Butter
l.030 pkgs. OIL CAKE.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-13
Orro, OF TIM llESaooo MNks" No. oMslta


NOTICE is hereby given That the following
y d.ff rbcd SJIhRPS Of S"DCk OF THE HENWOOO
MINIS aaye hreii for cited win he sid At Puohc Auc-
" alla New. YORK on SATURDAY the lHh diy - Octl.
be- l8 at y O'Clock noon, or the non 21ymen o ih'iE
nlts the sane 90 follows; . ...- ,
For ron payrcut # IustTcn, due Jappiry w. bl hnd
June ~, fsej. Of :, each per share. -
Certificate No IN naIie II C. $. Bushnell for; 2i Shares
This Certificate IN possession Of Conipahy. o..
Certificate No. Lv m .l A. e. g vrhrT isf l,WO
share, Iiis Certificate IN possssiou efCompsny.
CcriiGr te No ~ IN OF A. H. Oreru, Tor ~ Sh'N
Certificate No 81 IN bsme Of JOs-ph Cots Tor O share
Ger ihcate NO. ., Iva hano Of j. v ilhalBsoh ijf lVo
SbaTrs. ,,
1cqtloa,e No g. 10 OF Levi Dickson, for 100 Shares
FCr non pawn ut Of instiuet due June ~ idl oi ~
pei sh.:r: .. -..-,
This &. Tflfcsia m pos.rssiOn 0, Company 80.
Certificate 40. o. ia Oi spencer VIA co. i0r luO'
Shtfes. This Cerih lr ia possession o. COM Iny
ierahcate 2 o. lf ,n nans cflno - heerf or - ouhe'
Certificate Eo. - iI unlc II John 'Lnoh or >haic.
CeItn 40 40. a. IN o Ihos H. ITottef' 100 %
Shares
Certificate No. ~ IN name Of los a. Troiicr for 10 shares
Ger ihcde RO. a. ~ nIme Of D. Lrsy for lW Shifn@
Ccif cate TO- 81 ~ fsme q Roji Scl for 90 Shares
CFIthcute SO. - ~ OF Rob-. srtf l1 80 >utrs
Cerf rte No. IS in - w T.. Lane'y, Tor y 5hl g.
By order VI tAe BOfd 0f Directors
JAMES u. YOUNO Secretary
fIFLEGRApII and EXPkESS STOCKS.
4 UNITED srArKS TELEGRAPH,
nUsslAN EHitNSlOS TfLEGNAPH, 49,
UNITED SfNiES EXPRESS, Wanted.
WILLS, FARGO co.'s EXPRESS,
AhEniCAN EXPRESS
hppy H. GEORGE &. DUSbAn, No ~ Pingtt Dealer
IN TclsgJaPh tad ExpItss Stocks.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-13

4 II l.OisJsD AL inc market ~ tNteculDtlY dul.
1ut lIiccs are without SPECIAL c'aIge We quote
at s.0-fc.
BlCE-PIices unehnngod no sales Of importance TO
fcpit.
oOGAks-Raw Sugars undoubtedly active nj
ABOUT isIons rates. sales OF COO hhds Cuba ct lla 5c
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-13
o,ncn o, TUE CLEVELAND AVID roIEDo n.lsHosp osl Co.

~. CLEvgLAsp, Ohio, Oct. 3. 1862 }
A SEMT-ANNUAL DIVIDEND of FIVE
"A PER CENT (ree from Government taxi upon the Cspi
t Stock Of the Cleveland and Toledo Railroad Company as
been declared payable he rs doy Of oeobrr inst a. tae
Ofce of Mes,rs WELLS, FARGO Co, No. "a Broadway
NJ York and unt the 4th day Of November next and aeS
the latter date OF DE Company. Office, In Clevesnd
The Transer Books will be closed on the lih day OF oco
he. inst AZ o'clock o. M aud reoprned the 18th day o
Octobrr WM y. orAuHtONt i"asuseI'
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-13

According to the quarterly statements of the
Pittsburgh national banks, tho following is COM
perdtivc exhibit of their condition for six months
past.
Capital ....... 60 $50 762 t96294Oo Inc. eco 637
Old circulation. 5,29676 AGA, I3s Dec. 66I5i3
iation' 5.34OlOo Se3,9Oo Inc. 293scO
Deposits. l390O.2i0 l2,73,7i3 Dec. l,ls64S7
Loans and dis
Coin, legal ten.
notes -. 67i327s zI52est Inc. ilonl
Due from Larks 2,9d2 sg3 2d9,3-s Dec. 3ld5Co
L. :. SecuiitIes. l2l2,S95 n,Hl.9t3 Dec. s50ii2
The Boston Erenlng Trdreiier says:
Money continues in good demand, without mueh
alteration in the supply, which. II ANYTHING "a little
closer IN N Of lae. Can loans ON strong col aerah nre
nude at hnd PER cent. nn1 but little Is doing u she
worker class CfllCdges Few rotcs however good, are
discounted under No. and very air names are p0seed
at s. end 10 per cent Tie stock market in general is
not actne but quite steady Ai the quotations. with u
constant demand for the public securities which are
. wanted in large and small lotsfo Investment.
| The Cincinnati Gazette Of Tuesday says;
There was Iess demand for money todsy and hank.
ers felt mole comfortable IN regard 10 the supply OF
currency, the Withdrawals of balances not bcing so
RAPID as last week bu currency is s In ;hc declining
SCALE HEd the disposition rcm. las 20 contract tbe !he 0
discounts. The pJlcGt1IS for l0irs today welo SO
Euc smaller than tue average OF last week tlat there
but little good Paper refused In case Of nctlye
demand however TIE practice would be quite din rent
Al ilGt is Heedcl to develop stringent mlrSU is
lively demand money. Eatcs Of interest In tho
Cp market remain al II Gi2 per cent. Exchange vas
more sieaty and prices shade better receipts having
fallen of some and the demand improved. We q.oto
par buying aud Soc a sl 10 premium selling.
The Chicago Tr'tnN. Of Thursday says:
Business to-day opened very quiet and there was
general decline IN vane THIS Is owing chiefly 10 the
advancing tendency in frciGhts but pa'tL'y TO the
H. arl. flal l.afa.
ing discount bouse during the p1st few dys ty country
bankers hcIe ave been uhLsnay heavy, end .his has
tended t0 increase Tie stTingeIey. TOuny tue demand
was more urgent but the b,ukR refused o discount
even frstcls's paper eSc7pt TO tLer hest customers.
The rnte s usohalle ed, q: 10 cent per anhum but
street. raIes nc tIrl 81 tIDl T. cent e Month.
1he supply OF E.steTn cxehnlge Is nUdcrste but the
demand S4eh and Ihe seareiiJ o' currency keep; nc
,nkef dull AID weak. Tlc buying rate Mt the banks h
cpneraay 4 10 dlse,uu, and they selinE ~ pI :,
l,2o premium RoVIg lots were sod by tie banks to
each Otaer at 7jc SiB
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-13

NJEW-JERsEY RAiLkoADndr4aIToss Iosndi Ills iis
~ foot OF Cordsndf =, io it -ht for BlIrInors
s.d a. ' wI,aiSesos al ssal l.y s X. E 10 p ~ ,s
oiyst kifitGry TiekUta nor .e'eNs1'e !" Nv '-.. ...
psss e.hsr partle ulais sss pile o. eaSs~
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-13

pas,ige By the Wef1esday EeIwrrs: First CABIN Sc
surIazs SIS. Psytb'r 10 u 5. cnrroncy
Pass nsera also forwsr red 10 llvre, uamour bT-nea
kc.. az moderate rates. -.
tceuce passage from Liverpool or tlreenstown 80 soS
or the ei 1rkes be bought here 0y per,'s
SENDING Tor their friends.
For ,rtb.r iuf,ruaon. srply at the Compsny's oices
JOHN q DALE. Ageii. No. Is BrOadwsy, New-fort
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-13
Gbanres for Business Ellen.

A GENTLEMAN, familiar with the Hotel
n business t. desirou, OF purchasing an interest N hr
class Hotel in this city. Address. with full PARTICULARS
HOTEL, Box No. 225 Tribune o1ice.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-13

ChTETY, SPEED. AND COMFUNI'
- FOR BOsrON - wanna
...,,,crerrp p,.WrR FIrCJBUR0. NASNlIoA
"4IooSWELi, 6oNCJRD; LAh WI WILLIE 6;,M M(eN1"'-'
~" i'@ ND IN NrERMEDtAiE PolNts'r
c, - -, :, ' 49, ~ in sie,m,r, OF the Noswhhl lne,y
CiiY on DoSroS AID CITY or On MY h,,ssSsSa ..
leaye New.York daily (sud,Is rScepeaE r .,,,y.t,
"' ~ ron eEW.i.NNDON =, t. o, IA.
there connecting sh hs SieamSii: go.n and wor
c,cP s.S Worcester ard Nashua arI Ss"L'n1ou NM '0''
Railroads. - -, ..,ss FJrinformi.ion ingrrs
trHsAt TAKEN ''''0 y Il MiRTlS. Agrnt on tle re-,
, 1865-10-07

"A number Of leading merchants hare Invited An
drew h. Il. Dawron Of Georgia, to deliver lecture
upon TIC reeouttEction of the two great sections.
Wn'cn that gentleman has accepted as will be seen
hon the suh3otued correspondence;
CHICAGO, Oct. &, 1865.