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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-08
Nice sing OF the Fire Department.

The representatives of the Volunteer Fire
Department held meeting at Firemen Hall On Thur
day evening" The President stated that be had con-
yened tie board to bear reports upon the efforts made
to prevent tie passage Of the Paid Department BILL and
to transact other business In connection with the bin
A resolution WINS adopted that the expenses Of the
committee to Albany not met BY some previous rssou'
tons for assessments be provided for During de-
cusson on this reports were alluded 70 and Dc.
MED that il had been planned TO draw upon the depart
ment funds to pay these Albany bills. TO the extent -
NJ Wnrpbv Of No. ID Hose offered resolutions for
the appottment by the Chair OF q committee 10 act
ri,h ,rose from the Board az Engineers the Common
Counc,l &c. IN con-estng the Paid Department, and
r the payment of legal anc other expenses % incurred
On this debate arose; considerable opinion vas on:
pressed against committing the Fire Department Fun4
Tor The payment Of these expenses. The words and
other were struck out and the resolution passed.
A resolution was carried that If the Volunteer Do
partnent be discontinued the trustees Of this Board b
directed TO take for perpetustng the Depart
ment Fund.
conrpnic.tion was read rom L. L. Doty, Chief Of
Rnre,u al Trophies at Albany, requesting that the
:. Marshall House Flag" Ellsworth Flag" be de-.
peited in that Bureau. Received aud the officers Of this
meeting were authorized to act In the matter.
The committee 10 act with that of the Common Coun,
ell &C. named by the Chair. ss Gessrs. Murphy.
German srd Geoghegan.
Voted th.. in the event ofthis being the last meet
ing " the Board the flags aud other trophies In its pos
esicn lie handed over IN the Common Council and I'll
personal property in its hands to the trustees 80
Inquiries being made the President OF tho Board q
Trustees gave of the action had BY the trus
ees respecting their future control Of the fund.- and Of
bin which the trustees have prepared and are endeav.
orng have passed TO increase their number cad co.
frm their cont.ol 0I the fund
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prise were essy harnessed FOR another and her energy
and CAPITAL are finding outlets among which
wor'tcds and woolcns constitute no email part Bot u
is not the mountain rs alone that are needed for these
enterprises the hills and valleys required, the
beatng focks must feed every aide, must
stud the landscape In every vale Those boundIess
praires must yet DO TO modern times what fair Arcadia
10 ancient days; and poets yet shall sing Of shep
herds watching there their nocks by night Enormous
sums Of money which each succeeding year leave our
shores for woods ard woolens will long bs kept Il
honc--a source OF wealth for farmer. artzan and mar
chant. r' -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-08

LIVERPOOL Saturday EVENING, March Is, 1865.

LIVERPOOL Saturday EVENING, March Is, 1865.
Sir Frederick Bruce, new Minister 10 Wash
ington 10 q passenger by the China.
Among the papers laid before Parliament, by Earl
Russell are letter from Minister Adams In which he
merely incoses the resolutions Of Congress for enn
ting tho Reciprocity Treaty. and notifies that 1t viii ter
inmate the EXPIRATION Of twelve months and Rnsscrs
&C know ledgrpenf In which he Hor Majesty viii
instruct Sir Frederick Bruce. on his proceeding 70
Washington Envoy Extraordinary, upon this sub
Iect Both letters are dated March IL.
/ The King Of the Beigans 10 on . visit 70 Queen
Victoria, at Windsor.
In the House Of Commons, last night Nr. Ayrton
sAked II the Government Intended to ask tue sanction
of Parliament to guarantee the money required IL com
plete the Railway from Halifax Ia Quebec. Car1weu
said when tho colony prepared 70 carry nto eHect
the conditions upop which the guaranty was - De em
the Government would ne prepared to fnh the
rneuts but as ~ present advised he bad no intention
Of asking Parliament for the guaranty at this session
Smith Douglas & CO. Of London, ana y mes Smith
Of Liverpool one establishment. suspended LIABILITIES
ECO, 90 10 E400.O0o sterling.
SPAIN.
MADRID, March 24.-The Government an
nougcei IN the Chambers that 1t would reduce BY 20
re ais per barrel the duty foreign flour Imported into
CALcUTTA. March Is.-Imports weaker. Freights
frmer EEchange2I. ,o.,
Paris advices state that the Rebel ram Stone
wall left Ferroi ON the TO sea by Span
ish frigatr The Unired States frigaes niagara and
Sacramento Immediately followed Inc expectation OF
a fight caused immense excitement among the Spanish
popua alton but the Stonewall apparently finding no
'''''N LrvERrooL. March 26. 1865.
London letters Of last night state on good authority
that the Rebel quotation protested drafn VIII Dc PAID
tomorrow Saturday
PARIS March 6.-The Bourse Ia firm; Rentes closed
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Fourth District.

Can't. Erhardt of this District has gone 70
Washington and In his absence Lieut. j. n. GIN has
charge.
40 volunteers we're received here yesterday up 20
n M but the business has been mainly with sub
stitutes. Only one drafted man sos be. held. The
second notice has been served those drawn In the
A detachment Of tie Sd Regiment Veteran Reserve
Corps l. in ATTENDANCE.
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fAdvertisemens.1

We y tqorons having Consumption. In whatcvrr stss
Of the d:ssk sss Dr. WuaARrs pne tn IN Tar ConDi,L
which sbsay taken up b. the blood and carried 70 inc
lung nd heans principles OF the Tar act upon the n-
ses Of the lungs aud stop their decay and Tue
pausnc< ne 10 saved TEE Piss TRxH Tar CORDIAL mas
wd psssssrs Of the lungs and expels II nom the system.
As Fuss fRss TAa ConpAI PARTIES the blood and cesn:e'
~ Of al scroulous matter that constantly breeding soI
,.rns and ,rt~rua Salt Rheum Botchss the Face and
ai Shin Dssasss, especially cured BY DR. WnHAhI
Piss Tlss TAI CORDIAL Once, Ne ~ North Sseond st.
Yhilsdelphi-
sold q HnxsoLDs prus nd Cs.-as' w--A----
90 E.o<dsAx y Y
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RECRUITING Va. DRAFTING.

All the Provost-Marshal's Offices were kept
very busy yesterday and the drafted are not being
used very rapidly. Most Of the Offices we're thronged
with anxious visitors led either by fear o! losing them
selves or their dear ones or else BY hope Of Rddenn0
somebody with the piles Of geenbacks which now rustic
in the hands o: every recruiting officer In the city.
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Ninth District.

Twelve volunteers and five substitutes were
the amount o. Thursdsy's work. The first notice y
being served. Capt Dunnng speaks In Terms Of high
comnebdoton OF tie men VI the Veteran Reserve
Corps who here ut the ether Districts acting ~
Provost MaTehals guard. No attempts have been
made to desert with the results Of that one last week.
although rather hard characters sometimes ~
pear among the recruits offering themselves.
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THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
PROSPECTS or THE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH
ruportsut Debates in the British Parliament.
AAhttrm Of England ard America Wen Discufsei
Commercial Intelligence. 60

The Cunard mail steamer China, Capt. An
esssop which left Liverpool OF o'clock on the morning
q the 25tb and Queenstown on the evening OF the 10Th
kArob. arrived al this port on Friday morning
TIE Edinburgh and the Pennsyly anis reached Liver
~ about noon on the 24th ult.
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Seventh District.

Business is very brisk here, we never 60
In without finding Capt Wagner with roll Of green.
backs In his hand volu waiting for them, and
thirty drafted men had 10 be sent away yesterday for
Want OF tine TO attend to them bar there does NOT
to be any dissatisfaction Oh that account
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| By Overland Telegraph. ]


BOMBAY March I7.-Markets at standstill
md prices nominal Cotton shipments for the fortnight
So 600 bsles Exchange. 2ii. The rate Of inter.
est has advanced per cent.
CANTON Feb. I5.-The mark its are unchanged.
SBASGnAE. Feb. 9.-Cotton, Tea and Silk unchanged.
Exchange ga.
MEIBouRsg, Feb o4.-Trade dull. Shipments Of
gold since the departure OF the last mail 81 go ounces
SHANGHAI Feb. 2l.-SbiriiDgs unchanged Tea and
SILK improving. Exchange GA.
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ORANGE County ELEcrloS.-Ths slechion for
Supervisors In Orange County. took pscA on the 9TH

inst. and terniassed In tbs following .Asult,
WalkIli-wm. & Webb. sGuioni %svsysnda-Johu
n. Reeve. Dem, Deerpaa-F. X Brodhesd. Dem.
stsysns Dom, Goshcn-yotA c. " sllsss Dom, War
Wich-Wm. H. Houston. shion, Montgomsp-Georgs
/. Comfort Un.oni Gre hsord-Dsvid Thompson. Dem.
Gresnvills- Il Clark Dem Ainisink-JosspA
NJ Chase, Derc Hamptonbdrgh-C. n Thompson
Dem. Monroe Morgan Shut. Union; NewburGh-G,
W. UpderbTh Uuon; New. Windsor-W. r. Vice.
Dem Is66ming Grove a. Goldsmith, Unions Com
vaDA& g. Browp Uuicr. The Democrats los4 on,
Supervisor in Cornwall xhils the Unionsts los two
~ W consolidation n tsg hISe iGypsp kaa6as.
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Fifth District,

The second notice il being served on oil the
drafted men here, and i25 men are being examined
daily. Money and recruits ere abundant, and 80 v The
crowd about the railing Of the Office
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Fran nee.

The weekly returns for the Bank Of France
show an Increase In the cash hand of two and
quarter millions Of francs.
The Paris Constkutiond denies the report that the
Pope Lad said 10 N. de Sarriges: You may withdraw
your troops Immediately"
Boprse steady. g. 25
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-08
Sixth District.

Capt. Coster is now giving furloughs unt0
week to the Upon whom he Is now serving the
second notice. There Is longer any trosble shout
the lack Of money, except its delay Usy have dis
couraged some volunteers that they win not appH
again. ..YF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-08
Eighth District.

There is very little probability that the drafted
men viii be called on very soon hero. as business q
abundant in other directions The first notice 70 nov
being served On the Twenty frst Ward. .y
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-.srrcIAL TrRn-APRt l.
Before Judge BRADY.
DECisTOSS.

Walter agt. Standardization denied out xitt
,N,,tv 10 derpdsnt the application ON payment Q
N cost. Agnes sgt. Lyon.-Coss taxed reduced &3o
xnbres .ri Capitalization denied with *l0 co.st deien
f., 90 lid. event Ia tho dover of Elizabeth A. Young
Order eIsnted. Saekest sst. Keun-Mouon granted
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ADVERTISEMENT

GEN. SHBRIpAN.-For life-like Portrait,
with Biography PhysOsDomy and Character. see the JAM
No PHYSIOLOGICAL JouRSALsent for 20 eta By Fowler
VILLA 10 Broadway A pictorial No. for April ready.
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sURRoGATES COURT - APRIL T. Before suuogs
TuCKxh
WILLS PROVED

During tho past week the Surrogate has adj
ed TO probate thc will. Of the following named persons
Henry strlnwsy, Mrs MARIA A. Wright. Paul W. Lothian
Andrew Mathew, Margaret Charlton, Csthafine Ann Chsilss
and Robert p. Sharp
None these wills contain any provisions Of public impor
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WINDOW SHADES
Gold Housnd 10 ne& style Shade fr,urrs st reduces
prioes. q. L. / J. Is. kELTy. No. $40 Broadway.
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
SUPREME COURT-CmcrIr-APzn I-Befors Jus1es
CLrRKB.
IIATBIT1rS OP MARRIED wONYU.


LIABILITIES OF MARRIED WOMEN.
Henry G. Mecklen, &C., agt. Mary 4. Toothaksg
and othersTbe plant 10 in the ordinary form Of
ain, promisory note without any alteration that he
for the benefit Of the defendant Mary r. Tootbskrs
,eparss estate Tire defence mp tina, she married
woman: that her husband somey syned the note Which
cou va. ien to the compsnt becs"se Il did no, Get %
bsvs been INSIDE for her private estats that
p pes s lie .hSs Inss M
ofMr TOet50krr All the objections were promptly evsr.
for the plaintiff; II. J. David for the defendant
Before Jostiee lEcKBAn.
LADY's WARDROBE.
Dorohea Vawson at Tho Penns. ivana Raead Company.
The plaintiff in This case, on her return from her
SnmnIrr visit 10 Ssrotoga Newport Gd Cleveland, IN eep:
scessn s S ereaT f es On o. ID. & .hsn
III BE- remembered the cars took fire. and some Of the pas.
burnt to DEATH The baggage car w the see
time burnt snd In tbe two trunks of tie psin'h M
vsue or which 90 fs7 she bring .nit Testimony
gwen Of the articles o:t smons which were 80 ~
aud a lace Itls valued at ESQ.,. the remeiD.
c' bs. s y we're ss s.dy epss by i.s
the plaintiff standing IN society The defendant eamssS
rge bat s this er;rsv.s-n sum- inclndins swsrt
aud valuab-s which must not be 90 having
injured The Plaintiff counsel commended hst even though
the fount might for baggage the d~feDdsnt
having received then, and having been grossly negeeHs
The charged that this not for the pre.ens .iss
unreasonable amount OF baggage for lady Of psinnv
good. m-rch.ndiss they would be .ble for sss<
sei ce though hsd been paid for carrying IL
jury rendered verdict for pnt6 for the full amount
CLAIM 81 with interest.
D. ~ Porter plaintiff J. s. Cummings for defspdantA
CHAxBEns-APRIL I-Pefore Justice BARSARD.
DECISIONS
George E. Goldman agt. Rosa Goldman.-Report
confirmed aud judgment " divorce granted
SPECIAL TtRx-Bsfore JuSticr surlnllAxD
jesse n. Bodies at John ufJCdgn,ens for sin4
the with costs with leave Tor d. ndsn IN
twenty DAYS payment OF costs. james = VIM ay- WI
liam r. McCormr&. for plaintiff demurrer Of
leave granted 10 deendn to amend In twenty
payment of Robert White agt George Curtis
q a-Jndemet for plaintiff on The deunrerwt h cot, wiki
defendants TO IN twenty dsys payment OF
costs Lombard Loech sg Broadway kaiosd Co. Of Brook
lyn-Judgrnt for defendants the demurrer with costa
See opuion) H. S. Roosevelt sst the RE and New York
City Railroad Co.-Judgnent Tor plaintiff the demurrer
with with liberty defendant to twenty days
on payment Channcey shsHer sgt Heater Hopyef
JUDGMENT fol- defendants demurrer with Costs With
putif mend complaint within twenty days o.
(es opnionD Joseph H. Lsdd AFT Samso
Judsatnt for defendant demuuers with costs,
and plaintiff to amend complaint in twenty days %
payment Of costa
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Inrros. Msrhh fS-eyenipf.

LONDON, Marbh J5-evenfbG
CorsoLs closed IT s9l ds9t for money.
AMERICAN sTocxs Illinois Central Railroad 53d30, Enc
RalIosA 3J80324 Unite States five twenties, 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-08

Henry S. Foote of the Rebel Congress. the
same gentleman who was lately endeavoriDs ~ nsds
seQuestered spot" returned h thaAs $1,000 A.~.S
-. E..n -. x...s.-I.
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Commercial ImteiIigenee.

COmmerCb0l
LONDON MONEY MARgBT.-The funds were WITH
out material change Consos the ,h closed at sSi dS9t
The weekly returns Of the Bank Of England show an IN
orease In bullion of 44S37s Nowtthsanding th, largo
incr there Lad been change In tho Bank rate oil dis
count. which remsii,d Of q per cen: ,o,,
81 per cent and the Bank Of Belgium had done the same.
Mr.. hlphonse Giot, dealer on the London stock ~
chsnge had proved defsuer TO the extent Of nearly
under aid very disyepu!abe circumstances he had Is
the country. - .,,,s
CoTToN-The Brokers Circular says: "The Cot
opened Friday. the l7h with activity and ad
,.1cns but after the gosp, o. the oha az .s.r,
America and has declined In prices from day to day. cions
heavily and freely supplied although the Trade have shown
can has been In limited demand and quoted below
.ss , p.1 9is.' q S: @ :s.
Including 2o for speculation and for export The quo
tstoni 90: w,asv. IT..
Uplands .......'''''''''.''''''i,SS ns
Eew-orieanA. II,
tn. .sis. yesterday, Friday sSsss tooo b.;. u.
marie, closing dull Stock on hand S9'eU css'
81 40 American. A. s~a from indie, fOUo one@ An
TRIpE AT MASCHEsTyR continues very duil.
Prices continue to droor and tbs business 70 20 Limited 'nA'
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Richardson. Spence q
Co Bgi.nd' Ally, Co., and othsr. report: tsu, sost
bot .o.dy a Ssl ws's In n s:a :.:ss
e..sr b.. th, demand quit. retail. ssd, seas pr ~
"pvovraoSs-Messrs. Wakefield, Nash e. Co.,
and Gordo. Bruce Co.. report: Beef Without chang T.s
81 PORK slow aud nominsy snchsnssd Bscoa IN fair do
m md II fal prices Lard quster but P!icss sesdy Te.
in fair demand steady rstss Butter doll ~ ssn F0
lower
pRoprCx.-The Brokers' Circular reports; Ashes
...,s, but more business doing fos fsSse and Pearls
3o SUGAR dun sad 3ds1 lower Aclsssss-oe sass Csaes
au,et md Cd cheaper Lnseed Oh steady ft.h OLE
no s.ss Rosin very dull md buy.t. even = Low pr'sA
Svrts 1orpcotiue-ssles n French a. 6a0 66l.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BOult, English u Brandon
resort aus. but ssssAy psrkst: Rsdnsd LII ~ v 81 fbr
6As White
| LxvrxyooI Saturday Evenne Mach ~
Cor1ox -Ssles to-day 900 bales, including ,oOO
balss 70 peeasss md xeorsss The osrsss assse se
and unchanged
Bnupsrrypa - The mari OF u RssAy. .
Paovm oss--Tbs market 10 quss and Ready. La1e W
active but srm.
PHssvC s-Ths nashss hleuiss md ssss>y. vssso'sun
TN,
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COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoNs-AYsn 7.-Bsfczs
CITY JuSge russell.

Joseph Rice pleaded guilty to attempted bur-
diary. City Prison thirty days
Aimon Oske pleaded guilty Of petty larcency Penisea
tisry months.
Henry Prcch, pleaded guilty Of In the third degree
State Prison three
Mary pleaded guilty Of grand larceny ststs Prison
two years -
George Keys sss Dick Greenwood pleaded guilty Of bug
clary ia the third degree. State Prison hve years.
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force which moved the wheels Of all the civilized powers
OF earth and that to withhold IT, refuse to raise H.
would produce riot dlscord and rebellion everywhere.
And to such an cxcnhad they impressed this idea upon
the commercial world. THAT its Bonded knees II
offered slave oliesrchy the power to rule the white
and everywhere own the black and whom not satisfied
with this south Carolina seeded, when the flag which
1oated s every sea and waved in every breeze-every
where the symbol Of frcedom-all battle torn. was
lowered before armed treason Sumters walls, the
commercial world stood aghast and for time every
nerve was paralyEed.
The farmer well remembers how, at that time. be
stood In the market with his WOOL asking for an offer,
but none had the hardihood to mako him bid. He
said take 1t for 25 cents per pound and he was consd
cred rash man who said II Is bargain But after gre
disaster Of Bull Run. 1t found that Rebe'uon mao
to DO crushed soldiers we're required and fhey naa 10
be clothed bat not with coton the sanitary eonoton
OF the army demanded wool then It was discovered
that wool was q power and . source OF prosperity.
Trade and commerce moved sgaini famine and resti-
ence did not stalk abroad In any Of Northern cities
neither did conaagration light departing commerce
from the piers Of the Empire City. Nor was New Eng
land laft with nothing save heap Of broken granite
bo.ders her merchants and artisans did not sit dis
copsolate enid her ruins weeping for lost prosperity
and refusipg 70 be oomfored. wero her sons and
danshters LEFT with nothing but cotton rags 70 save
them from that chilling atmosphere TO which PROUD
Southern ogarchy had bosstipgly consigned them.
For their protection the innocent sheep nterposed Its
escy FORM and his coat Ia proving more valuable to
them than cotton rahsd on soil titled by bondsman's
sweat OF womans blood.
Uar wSpS.sAa wv DIVA XxbtS tSsSSs - ~ s.isI
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-21

n@-We paid visit on Saturday at
terAoon, IN company with few friends
from q distance, to the Crescent City
Springs, and our friends expressed them.
selves as highly pleased with the locali-
ty The proprietors have erected new
building expressly for bath rooms, and
have the large boarding house nearly
completed.
Everything will be completed by next
spring, and we can see no reason why
Evansville may not become noted and
popular resort during the sultry summer
months.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-21

HSThe poor driveling rebel sympa.
tinker of the Vincennes Sun attempts to
grow facetious over our late excursion to
Niagara Falls, and with characteristic
celebrity rushes to the defence Of the
lying, thieving hack driver of Buffalo,
who makes a business of swindling
strangers passing through that city, by
misrepresentation aud fraud. zaa
It is said fellow feeling makes US
wondrous kind" and it is quite natural
that a man who has robbed the county
treasury, and purlOined poor woman'G
ak, to say nothing Of other equally in
famous villainies, should rush to the de-
Tense of other sWindlers.
We make our money honestly, and By
hard toll, and do not wish it stolen from
rs.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-21
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'2Es Daily 4caFu /
MoHpAY.....,............................AUeUsr n
EVANSVILLE
&c
CHARLOTTESVILLE
Railroad.
SUMMER. 1885. ARRANGEMENT

SUMMER, 1885. ARRANGEMENT
n TRAINS Leave Evansville Daily, Sundays
- exceptedJ. - fJlioNs:
go A. M. ACCOMMODATION
6S6V stops At Al Stations. Arrives ct
Vfnosnnss 10 80 A. NJ; Terrs HRute
at s:4t Pm. a
40 A. N. MAIL EXPRESS
@%W Arrives At Yincsnnss Igs 1T P. n. J;
30 20. q "a. traiEs leave for EAst, rs P.
n for West, $50 p ny; Arrives
at Terre Hause, 1885 P. n. connect
ing with Express Trslns a. follows /:
TERRE HAUTE K RICHMOND T. r.
Lesves Tsrre Haute At 40 p. NJ. +;
Arrives a. indianapolis rs p. NJ.
E4k making close connection with trains
for Cincinnati, Columbus, and all
Eastern Cities, and for Chicago, ToIs-
DO and Detroit.
ST. LOUIS, ALTON &TERRE HAUTER.R.
y - Leaves Terre Hauts at Ss65 p. N. :
Arrives AZ NATION s45 M; Chi
cago, 2 90 A. NJ, and making direct
10 Er92 connections for sill points in the
hofsn-West.
200 s e 6bI xEssEsHEs AOooH-
Z ia - Arrives at Rincennes 6s4e P. N.
o. a. M. Trains leave for East, 10 AS
Is p. M Arrive at Louisville 8 30 A.
M; Cincinnati, Q 90 A. n. Leave
for West, 5s50 A, NJ; Arrive It 81.
Louis go P. 81 Cairo 5 90 r. u (.
A 6RETBRHIFG.
Am CCOMnODATI0E TRAIN
A Leaves Ter7e Hante at 8 80 A. II.
tta II Vineennss, II 20 p. II. Arrives 81
E EYansVifls 3 :12 p. ".
skW4 Leaves Terre Hauts at $50 p M :,
IN arrival Of Express Trains fro a
Cincinnati and the East; Leaves Win.
cennes A. T:i5 p. M. Arrives az
Evansville Q: AT p. NJ.
~IACEHNEs ACCOMMODATION
Leases o. a NJ. Junction At 40 A.
~, on arrival Of Night Express from
Cincinnati and Louisville. Arrives
at Evansville g:f0 A. NJ.
~@ baggage checked through 10 all principal
points North and East.
JOHN INGLE.,Jr supIt.