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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-31
CAUTToN.

These P1ls should not be taken By Females duriS0
Ge1ELRST THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy. as
they are sure to 6rtn0 on Miscarriage, but at any
other time theyGre safe.
In all cases Of. Nervous and Spinal Affections.
'ans in the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight ex-
ertion. Palpitation of the Hca t. Mysteries. and
Whites these Pills will effect cure whom all other
means have failed; and although pow erful remedy.
do not contain iron. calome, antimony, or anything
hurtful to tn Constitution. 30 ns'
Full directions io the pamphlet around each pack.
age, which should be carefully preserved.
S0LD BY AL +DRUG GIs7S.a
Sole gent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES. ~ Cortla1dt ST., New York.
N. B.-$LOOand six postage stamps inolosed To
any auth'riIed Agent. will insure bottle. contain-
ing 50 Pillsby retarn mail ,Gs oi snois m 4fsd BE-
july96-d& weowly
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-31

A WESTERN paper thinks there would be
a plenty of water for paper mills If the
tariff were repealed. Fl
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-31

Prepared roma prescription ofSirJ. Ndrhe. Mp
Physicidn ES, raordindry to the Queen. Il
This Invaluable medicine is unfaiing in the cure,
of all those painful and dangerous diseases to which
the female constitution is subject. 1t moderates all
excess andTemoyes all distractions, and speedy
cure may be re led on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
II is peculiarly suited 1t will, in short time. bring
on the monthly period with regularity. .
Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Govern
ment Stamp of Great Britain, to prevent counter
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-31

w n Fbw ,EK'S ADDING MACHINE. This
Macbino IL simple hat even child learn 1t ia
short tns Us among business men ,,Ia y l5V1 h
uablo and nccounisnt on busoes man would Pc
w and proved 1t is without doubt the
greatest nSopian .hs,s Seins sT nSss q 70
ard dsv None hut energetic men need apply:-
Comfy Rights will be sold NJ reasonable terms' Di-
reniio,,s senl with each Machine. Address,
i'''''"'' RIDGWAY d NELL.
Stato Agents for FVNers Adding Machimne,
Glass BOX t69 Columbus, Ohio.
ssr Office at Randall 4 Aston's Book store.
oct27.oH
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-10-31
COIGATE,S HONEY sDAP.

AT Wholesale, by DEMAs BARNES = 20. New
cork. ~ ~ - 9-1yd&w. Z
The New York herald., 1865-06-12

wealth o. the United states exclusive or the precious
metals tha SIN Hes hidden it were, under the broad
surface OF the domain OF the United States and which 10
1Aiy becoming more and more developed, and conse-
quenty continually adding 10 the common store Of the
PETROLEUM, THE NEW SOURCE OF NATIONAL
WEALTH.
Ine extent 10 which the production Of this source
on national wealth has been developed within or two
yoars s prodgious Five years ago its production was
almost entirely confined 70 sterile locality in Venango
county, pennsylvania, where il might have iangulsheo
Ior years had not been for the impulse given 10 its
development by the NEW YORK HERALD The rapldlty
Win which 1t has since taken its place among the most
important articles Of commerce. well as an attrt'e
source Of Investment for capitalists, must De familiar
" the every day reader barely necessary 70 say IN
THIS connection that the development OF ths new treasure
has scarcely yet began Correspondents upon whose ve
racity we can rely continually furnishing us with in
formation concerning fresh discoveries OF the precious
liquid In nearly every part of the country West Virginia.
Ohio, Michigan, Western New York, and even the land
Of steady habits Connectcut rich in recent develop
ments In West Virginia it has been discovered In
sodied as well as in liquid state and can be dug out
with pickaxes We also have reports from the gold
producing regions OF Colorado, Utah. California ETC. that
'akes Of o' exist there, but the people have no time
70 collect TO transport IT, In the production
Of this important article OF the United States
arc in short ahead of all tho world and are likely to
keep so. In regard TO the magnitude of the petroleum
trade Of the city of New York. the following tables will
furnish some important data
The New York herald., 1865-06-12

Died.
ARxsrnoso On Saturday, June TO- FRANCES ARM

Died.
ARMsrRoNG.-0n Saturday, juno 10, FRANCES ARM
STRONG, aged 8 years and days.
The friends Of the family are respectfully invited TO
attend the funeral from the residence Of her mother
~ King street. this Monday morning, at ten O'Clock
BscKwrrH. H.-0n Saturday June 10, HARmEr E., yonng.
est daughter OF George W and Elizabeth Bcckwh aged
. years, months and ~ days
The funeral will ake place from the residence Of her
PARENTS 9ol West fifteenth street, this Monday after
noon, at two O'Clock.
providence (R IL papers please copy
Brown AT his residence lis West Thirty third street.
Friday June O. JAMES BRows, aged 30 years and 10
The funeral will take placc from Trinity chapel,
Twenty NTH street. this Monday morning, at halfpast
nine O'clock The friends Of the family arc respectfully
BKLL-on Friday, June 0, Mrs. ErrAsoR BELL, aged
sonn-law Thomas Webb 405 Fourth avenue, corner OF
Twenty street, this Monday afternoon at two
o'clock.
Belfast (Irciand) papers please COW
CnALsoR oR--On Sunday, June II, CArnARrss CHALL.
The relatives and friends of the family arc rosnecu,v
invited TO attend the funeral, this ondayj afternoon
at three o'clock, from her late residence No 90 Bridge
Dusx-on Sunday, June IL, MARGARET, the beloved
wife Of Francis Dunn in the 2lst year Of her age
The relatives and friends of the family are
invited attend the funeral this Monday) afternoon at
three o'clock from her late residence, 2S1 Sixth street
Nova Scotia and New Brunswick papers please copy.
DoSALD.--0n saturday, juno TO- ELIZABETH j., the be.
loved wife OF William j. Donald, native Of Coleraine,
Ireland
The inends OF the FAMILY are respectfully lnVlted 10
attend the funeral from her late residence, i26 East
sixteenth street. on Tuesday afternoon, at two o'clock
DAvs-On saturday, June 10, susASsAH II. DAVIS, the
beloved wife Of George W. Davis.
The friends OF the family are invited to attend the
funera from 1872 Perry street. this Monday afternoon
at two O'Clock.
DouoLAs-On Saturday, June 10, ELIZA E., widow OF
Robert Douglas, D., daughter Of John macpherson.
Funeral services will be held at st Stephens church,
Fast Twcntyeghth street. this oDday) morning. at ten
O'Clock. solemn requiem mass will be celebrated for
the repose Of her soul
Montreal and Quebec papers please copy.
DRuaaoSp.-On Sunday, June H. JoHS FOSTER DRuN-
poSp aged 70 years.
The friends and relatives respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral on Tuesday afternoon at two O'Clock
from the residence Of his daughter Mrs j. G. Bbby No
80 Ninth street, between Fifth avenue and University
pace wjthout further notice.
The New York herald., 1865-06-12
Interesting Statistics.


In connection with the above present the following
valuable statistics obtained from oacal sources show
ing the Indebtedness, wealth. productions &C., of the
loyal States, at the time of tho rebellion as compared
with those Of Great Britain for q period of years.
The debt Of the loyal States ON the 3lst of October
1884, was $20l7 Interest for the year ensuing
500 66 604 payable in coin; and $2S 6o7 002 in
rency. Total interest, ss5, 5,slS, ,60e
was $l0 $50 AIS 900; In 1884, $14 $50 OOO-beng an
increase Of eight and one half cent for four years.
The real and personal wealth Of Great Britain in 1855
one one quarter Per cent, gives Its present wealth at
re PROSPECTIVE wealth of the United States and Great
Britain is estimated as follows
In 1850 the increase upon the real and personal wealth
OF the loyal States upon 1850 was 1876 a cent $0
000 In 1896 ut estimated increase Of sixty
three per cent will be Sl7 487 000 000 In 1870 the
rate Of increase 1t will be $24 no 00O In 1850
rating the increase at only one hundred per cent it will
The wealth Of Great Britain in 1870 at three one
quarter per cent increase, viii be $43 o42 0oo In
1850, at the same rate, $59, 1892 l93, 900.
The annual products Of the United States in 1850,
cQrdng to the and other authorities amounted
5000 600 oo0 which gave dstrbutive share to each
person Of $50 H. No manufactures under $500 were
reported. In 1850 the products Of all the States
amounted $3 sO4 900 00o-allowing Sl21 03 each
person-showng an increase Of nty per cent over the
gold The products Of the loyal States In 1890 amounted
70 81 $40 600 600, or 1928 to each Individual
The productions of the loyal States in 1884 estimating
gold prices amounted TO $3 s68 O00 giving dis
$l60 u.
The productions Of Great Britain in 1850 amounted to
81 000 $50 "a to each person In 1858 they
reached 81 917 500 00O 500 81 each person In
1894 they amounted TO le $50 or si20 10 to each
diviua in Great Britain in 1860 s6i in ls6O $s6
The actual for the support of each In the
yestment, was, in 1850, sio4 So per capita; in 1854
$l29 10.
The New York herald., 1865-06-12
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
Married.

Married.
cSoH-GoRDoS Thursday, June 8, at the resi-
dence Of the brides parents by the Rev. Dr. Burchard
Mr. 9EosaE W. CLHcn 10 Miss MARY GoRDoS daughter
Of Mr. VIM. Gordon, both OF ths city.
California papers please copy.
MAYKR-JAooBs.- Wednesday, June I, at the resi-.
deuce OF the brides father by Rev. Dr. Adler Mr. AI1x
MAYER TO Miss RxpHocA JiooBs eldest daughter Of Mr.
A. jacobs, both of this city.
The New York herald., 1865-06-12

A SET OF TEETH IN THREE HOURS, AT84.-Nr.
"A tous OXIDE gss fresh every day Special mechanical
work done Entire satisfaction pay door be
low Seventeenth street 26i Sixth avenue
The New York herald., 1865-06-12

TYR. ANGLE, DENTIST, OF CANAL STREET, RE.
~ moved 10 6l Broadway. next ~ station q. Reduced
prices beautiful rooms Increased facilities personal atten
ton sstisfaetlOD In all cases
The New York herald., 1865-06-12

MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY TEETH Ex
N tracted without pain, charge Beautiful teeth In
serted, 81 each Az operations warranted JAY VII
LERS, 100 Grand street, two blocks from Broadway.
The New York herald., 1865-06-12
EXPORTS FOR SAME TINE.
Crude, per Gal. Refined, pr Gal.
g. GdlJ6ns HiQhes, L0,UeSt Hi1he& LOlcest

Statistics in regard to petroleum attanable with
dlfcuty II was hoped that the late message Of the
Governor Of Pennsylvania to the Legislature would
n some particulars in regard to Its production in that
but seems that nothing sufficiently reliable could
Do obtained in season The above tables
rect so far the trade Of this city concerned
be obtained at this time II s certain however that the
export Of the article from this country foreign parts
the past year, has been nearly thirty-twO millions Of
gallons being an increase of some four millions the
previous year.
THE GRAND RESULTS.
we have thus shown to the public that the soil OF the
United States Is capable Of producing the precious
IN quantities to supply the requirements Of the
civilized word that has coal enough creation
1or thousand years, and that produce oil enough
to illuminate all mankind for generations All that is
required are bone and muscle to develop resources
capital 70 encourage their development and the watch
1ul eye or the United States government counerac
the designs Of foreign Powers upon the great aurerous
domains adtacentto our own and the line Of the
great Pacific Ocean-in other words to remember the
Monroe doctrine, and to carry the government in
manner which will infuse confidence among the people,
especially In regard TO the national wealth. national
currency and the national credit
The New York herald., 1865-06-12
FRENCH ADvERTIsEMENTs.

TINE FRANCHISE DEMANDE A 81 PLACER DAMS
u une famille honorable CONNIE femme de chambre. GU
prendre soln dun enfan de tro cinq Sadrcs.
TTNE JEUNE FILE FRANCHISE, PARLANT BANG.
" isis desire placer fcrmr tr rhnmbre
fsue ellie rcndrs ue pour les sons
midi.
The New York herald., 1865-06-12

NOTICE TO RAILROAD BUILDERs.-NoTrcE 10
IN hereby given that sealed proposals. for building and
completing the Junction and Break Railroad NIL
ford 70 Lewis, Delaware, twenty eight miles In e1tent
haf of which 10 graded brdgcd and bnlas~d will be re-
celved At the Office OF the until the 18th
which day the proposals viii opened and determined
upon AL necessary Information be obtained the
ofce Of the company IN this place p McCoLLEY Pre-
sidenJ Junction and Breskwaser Railroad Company.
MLpoRp. KEsr CouSrY Del, June g. 1875
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-08

NER IoRK, March 7.=~Ths 7iaaes
Washington special says. Esideaes &C
eumnlates that Sherman has moved bv
he hsnk Of Johnstons forces, and PLACED
himself between that body Of rebels and
Wilmington
Ofioers from Gen. Sehofeids army.
wao arrived here today from Whining.
son, bring information that refugees gnd
deserters, arriving daily within our
lines, report Sherman as having moved
from Winsboro, s C., in the direction
Of Fayetteville, n C., f1auking Florence
and compelling the rebels 20 evaeuate ii.
apon whloh il was occupied by oar car
airy, who we're engaged in tia dsstFuc-
ton Of the railroad TIE possibility OF
. junction between Sherman and seho-
heid IL thus assured beyond : douot. Al
though up 70 March LIST il hid not actn-
alls b en Effected
The Heraids WILMINGTON eorrespon-
dehi Of the 18th uit says shermans
cavalry was reported 70 Be at Florenee,
soash Carolina 3 lev days since, and Il
is reported IN town this morning. As the
steamer is lesvlag that Sherman main
oody a crossing the n. w branch Of
shs Cape Fear river, sixty miles from
this place
The chickamsura, which vas run up
the Caps ksAs rives, Sill come 10 grief
bet~eea two 6res she is hemmsd in
between the forces of Sherman and
Sehoheld, and wiil either be destroyed or
captured efs
INoTK--Ths chiekamaees has siuee
besa destroyed By the Febels whIeh goes
20 conhrm the report Of. the vhereab Jais
Of Shefmau's main body. .-REPoErER
Affairs az Wilmington, dnder the aa-
ministraiiou ea Gen. 5ehoGeld, are pro-
gressies 70 very satisfactory nsnaer
No orders have yet besn issasd respect.
ING The taking OF The oath Of allegiaucs,
90, IL Is estimated chat nine tehlhs Of the
Inhabitants are ready 70 give this evi-
denee Of their loyalty 70 The Govern-
meut
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-08
Additional River Items.



Ths wsafhsr, sfssf sn@ bright day, : again
gre~lss aarky, ProtsailnS another rAin.
z n river here IS risi siswiy. and wili donbt-
lsss % ccatsnue ser the next sweniy .toar or
shirt. six hoars. A. Pitsburg. and At all points
o ciaeihssti Il is falling rapiaty. Here IL rise
! ahaat = ineAss siaes 5 o'clsek last nisht. ana
! sAeEv Il nos a very aarrex margin beswsea The
river hank sad ths outer edge = Water street
and tHztsistss nssrrls y seussya esowses vita
fretSAs. TAs arrivuis since dark 5ess nish' ln-
sluas t0s Liberty N0.2. Memphis te Esar
ArsadN, Cairo 70 kvsasyiiis; Clifton. a,i .s
% CinoiHnaa Nsaaaital s. Leafs 20 Pisii3r
and the wanAase. fssas sr~ea rlvsr.
NE Edinharg laia ssss Aers al nisht. .. len
shsst o'eioek
Ths gay Liberty Ne. 2 arrived soeu at,ss mia.
night. having bssn detained a Msmphl. nearis
twenty -four hoars y bad weather sAs haa
Big tFiR 70 oaro, Ead lso bsiss ef soten Aaa Goa.
siderable ether frsishs - his port. Her cotton.
sonstghsd 70 Brown, fsahksrsea Co, hss aisesas
Tos.s toward hy he f.m0us Cot en Expuss Com.
paay, aud ~iil BE- a Esw York within a week.
'E Ths ArH.aa& srrtved early this sneraiss. With
modsFAts trip. she VIII return 10 CAiro to-
morrow.
q Ths waa.nisa hAa = full trip, aRd len large
lolof isIAsses here To- L 4 D Hsimsn.
Ths ciiftsh, far I'iuclsasii. had pleadld trls.
and was higA.y musical
Tbs coaniess i rscslFiaS. Aad ~ill leave orth
WITH fSs Cairo.
rhs Gen. ABdsfson aia net leare last alEht. e.
rSPostsd- she is aesas loaded. aad ~iil leave
s@riy this seerneon.
Ths Glendale has sboui ocmpistsd her lead. ass
viii leave thls aissrhoon Cor Sashvifia. aud viii
esss pisassst soeon % passenger
rhs c. Miller has iast arrives from hslsw eth
large nsei q barge Ia tos.
Ths Gen. Hailsck i laAdiug scr Green river, Nsd
wtu isAxs at o'eiock.
TIE wamaasa hAa faH cargo or tobacco aud
ether fsisht.
TIE anriEsilsd and asia wsnxrd Liberty Ne
will sssara . Aspphis q clock, aud i allirs
NJ FAST she vii have bis trip, and shippers
aud passsbksss VIII net hnd . tier, fs.ier or a
saf.r sosss ssr any Eeutl,gsh - travail xish "a.
psrsaf, In eli the oouriesi aad amenilias of lifa
% capts. wes, coansr aaa IA 1aags.
The PsytsRs ald Atlanta. fwe of fhs ansst
beats naoag, aad 10th commanded - veteran on.
esrs. afs hourly snraelea for Sew orisAss.
Fross Assx. Hou 81. che aeeempilsheA plioi 81
tha gFsOd AraadA. Ne learn thai th, Msrmara sss
oct of tbs river nsar fzauosh ana stove = hois
r. her ben ard viii be compelled ie 20 on the
Wars
We had fhs pisssars 10 maes our frlssd c. @.
Scott, Rissr Editof u the Care Democrat. IA tbs
cfty
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-08
Regular Report-
Nothing New FROM shsrtdan--sparss
OF the Rshsi Press


OF the Rebel PRess
NEK YoEK. f''Sseh T.--We.havss nan a.
ing further this morning from Sheridan
The TribuHss special says fhai The
Senate expects 10 complete its business
this week. ea5 sssa asAa
The nominations Of Cabinet officers
we're selt ipto-dag, bafas there weEA no
committees, conhrmati0ns were deiayed
The only change is in the Secretary Of
the Treasury There is no doubt that
Senator Harlan viii succeed Usher IN
ihe lsterior Department. c
The Richmond ExazsSaer denoanees
the execution q Beal, the gnerrilln and
spy, and saws threats we're made il the
streets Of Richmond to hang any Yankee
officer on parole who might be found At
large
E The Richmond Sentinel saws the reb.
sl Secretary Of the Treasury would be
glad 70 receive donations Of money,
bonds, plate. or other vsluailes. to ..
able him 70 pay the soldiers a s
The Richmond Enquirer deuounees
the whole financial sysiem OF the Con
toderaey, and proposes 40 equation OF
the pabIie debs TO . specie value, saving
that 4 involves ne Fepudiarion
The rebel House Of Represented sss
adop.sd 9 resolution 70 Adjonrp March
sih
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-08


TO do its duty Both parties, @e doabs
not. are guilty. Both alike have been
wiling to see the people suffer rather
than % give way in the slightest TO what
they conceive will give their political
opponents an adrAatage. It should be
our care TO see l-4t different men are
hereafter elected. We are reereaat to
our position if We support any individual
for the Legislature simply because ne
belongs to ons political organization,
when We knox he is every way ineom-
petent for the position. II parties viii
nominate unfit men, wholesome defeats
should teach them a better policy.
We presume, though We are not GER
tain Of it, that the bill amending our city
charter has shared the fate Of others
1t was = measure h which our people
wers vitaIly interested. If it has failed
now, 1t has twice failed on account Of the
silly wrangIing that has disgraeed the
last two General Assemblies. Our
Repfesentatiye-Hon. Fred Cook-hAs
been st bis post, like faithful servant,
all winter II vas no fault Of his that
ell nesdfuI legislation wasnet completed
bsfots tks aajoarnmsntssss< de, Bat
while oas county was represented By .
quiet, an .t4g asiYs, and working mem
hsr, other coantiss disgraced themselves
and injured the State by elsctfng men,
all Of whoss quLi6sasions seem con-
csutratsd IN one gift--the gid Of aab.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-08

sAx FRASoisoo. March "a Gre 10
Grass Valley, yesterday, DESTROYED s25,-
600 ~orth Of property. u
There is considerable prospecting for
peiro.sun going en- ih several portions
Of the State Results not get ssesr-
tanned
A large trade i growing up on the
Colorado river, where Eve steamers are
ranning from the mouth Of the stream
70 Fort fEma. Is aElfI
The sais Lake srads By tnit roats is
augmentiug. ea
The work on the California end Of the
Pacific Railroad Is progressing fasora-
bly, and viii be pashsd 9Th morelxigor
slnce she favorable action Of Congress.
Owing 70 the long drouth, she stock
Of wheat in California 10 very light
There Is scarcely enoagh fer seed per-
poses. Flour IN Sl4 per barrel aalfasa
More than anasveraTs amoast Of rain
hss fallen this season. This prospects
Tor large crops this season are good
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-08
PIANOS.
Q alb In It Org ans
DISSOLUTION.

he psftssrshiP h<fsEofofs existing b. vssn
I T. DaEf son & ; snski ie IN faIIsrfuz
busisss-. - Dis eay diasalE-d II afuAi conssnt
O. D4sfasos 1T c0attnza fke busfns-s - ca
- foane 2 tb- rezt E4o se<ks ~ ks ofsos of
Tisssr, TEruock 4 O. Gea Ffsers, zfter hfs b
- ssIl ocrEpg thssfopof ohH = Levy Butchers.
AT easibess q tie Cd afm Niit - settssd b. T.
D&xssson- C. DAv Dcos,
E4FtGz A sen HAHL.
NOTICE i hsr-by given fhst the eo-pzr usr-
= v saiP hsrstofgre szssdng AZ EEAnHvllis. Ina d,
oefweesI Abrsham a ApsP@cners Phillip Ansparh-F
en& b@niauin W Ias lor. un1rr tins saas nnd
fty of Tsyior % zzs thts szf oiss1fTsd b
natuAl eosseEft tkze sail Bsnjauin v zsyiof
ba lag rrtire4 from ssid hrm The business Will
hsfszfsr bs eosc urtes - fbs Old stand - 10.
lsaning Eartssrz, 1ndsF the usns ard styis q
A. AnspschsT a sons. Eho are o1s aateorfzsd
- ssttis the bzsinsss of to- iste sru
AEEAEAM Ah-PACHEks
r. PHTLIP ANSPACuER
F-a s ea BESJAnIS y. TATLoks
ETsasyiIls, FEB. r.. 1875. n-ri-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-08

Go away from homs IL yOa waAt 10 be
appreciated. We always thoaghs ws
had some big timbsrin HoosisEdom, bat
did not half rs.liEsiL just read ths
following, from . late sermon BY the
learned Divine, Henry Ward Bsecher::
"In early days, 10 Indiana, where |
lived, the forests were 50 thick that .
man might travel for days and never
see the sun. An old nsighbor told me
that, Ehea he 6rst settled in Indianapo.
lie, be used 10 90 TO White river, whsrs
the trees we're parted, to get . u ght Of
the sky. There are dense forests there
still; aud travellers in the thickiy wooded
sections often 20 to the nearest broksn
and hilly region--some Alleghanian
hight and look for spot
where the lightning has played AMMAN
With the trees, aud opened uindcw
through which thsy can look out npoa
the surrounding country, and ascertain
wbers they are, and whether they are
going in the right direction. Some.
times, after travelling for days and
perhaps for weeks IN the midst Of um.
hrage0us treea, men come 10 Q point
where they can ses the land along the
Ohio There is that range Of hills, and
there 10 that spna; and they take . view
Of these and determine their course By
them, and 20 on their way again and
are shut 10 once more By the foliage
above and around then: bus they do not
forget that shsy have ssen the lay Of the
land, and they travel With more comfort
and compogure.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-03-08

PHH@sDEERHIA, March T---noou.--.An
accident occurred on the Fsnton rail.
road last night a, Bristol station, by q
Washington train ruu1ing into sn owl
train. Five persons on the latter train
we're killed and twenty-five to thirty se-
verely wouDdad-ihree fatally Three
Of the killed were .soldisrs, one fireman
and one civilian