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The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-07-07
Indigo, Madder,
s Alum. Copperas
30. o and Ex. LogWood.

In fact we lave everything usual.
ly kept in a first class Mercantile
Egablishmeht. We respectfully IL
site The public to call aud examine
Onr goods for themselves.
t5- We will pay the highest NAV
Ret prices for upcurrent money.
Al-oI The highest prices will be paio
Tor all kinds Of Country PRODUCE
81 HOSS, JAMESON & co
Aprlslf I.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1866-03-03

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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-03-05
RAILROAD LINES.

DHILADELPHIA,. WILMINGTON, AND BAL
j lIh ORE RAILRoAD. ..1,,. ,o
ltte ~ rains VIII leave Depot corner Of BROAD street
ana sprsss ram al as ~ SoSSs,s excepted for
BallimSrs and wsshipgton stopping at 1Ig w%lns'CS
MAGNOLIA ard stcmmer's Run = 80
eepiedi, for salisbury, Milford, ana Intermediate
Way Man Train at lSA M. (surdays excepted, for
baltimore stopping at Chester, Thurlow Linweod,
Claymont and all regular stations between Wilmington
iApTess pres Train OF qlS PM Sundays excepted, for
SialgS1i, TminsioP xswSIG ktSn pSa pNorih-sast
MafIo'Is and Stemmer's RuB
Melt Express at MS p for u. Baltimore Is ana
Ssmont Wilmington Newark, ElkOn, North East,
PssscnSers by Boat from Baltimore for Fortress
y e9Fse SgFGlk, iy Point anu Richmond vii take
- an additional accommodation for those holding
ern points a Special Car vii leave the Phllade phs
nepSt at Il9O A. M connecting at Grsy's Ferry with
.WiLMTi eT6S Accom- oD AiI0N EI,AI TRANS
d anS FRdsDh fss at 81 and s aa c1Sn.sis s4s
Dsawars Railroad for Milford and ntemed9te stations
1eaye Wilmineton at 100, sl0 and $50 A. M and 90
foT New Castle leave Philadelphia at slS A. NJ.
. '0O all TnRoU GH TR ,INs FROM BALTIMORE.
Leave sfiSR AZ fiTR F6R PHIL I'D pEIPHTA HI 20 E n
Leave Chester az SOL S5S, and lO4 A. NJ, and 1885,
- TRoS BILIlsoRf no PHILADELPHIA
| Express; 695 4 NJ, Express 925 p M Express
An Accomno odatlon 1Iain for Uavre-de-Grace and n-
| termedate stations will leave Ia tmoIe al 4 lOP. M
TRAINS FOR BAL JM0RE
Leave Chester at so A. M. 3 20 and II 80 p. NJ.
Leave WI minston at 1921 6'l3, and lOSSA NJ, and
| 4P M.
| SUNDAY TRAINS.
Express Train at l35 A; M; ior baltimore and Wash-
| ington stopping at wilmington Perryv lie, Havrede-
Grace Aberdeen, Perrymans, Magno la, and Stemmers
/ Run
| Night Express IL 5P M TOR Baltimore and Wash
iDgton, stopping at Chester Thur LinwoOd, Clay
mont, Wilmington Newark Elkton, Northeast, Perry
! vile, and Havre-de-GrRce.
for intermediate staten p. M.
BALI IMORf FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Baltimore at 0'25 p M. stopping at Havre-de-
Grace Perryvie, and Whining Also stops at Elk
ton and Newark Ito take Philadelphia and
| leave passengers from Washington Baltlmore) and
Shester to leave passengers nom Baltimore or WASH
| inPton. ..H. 81
4 special train win leave Wilmington for PhEadeiphia
| ard intermediate stations at 50 p. N
Freight train with passenger car attached will leave
WI mingtou for Perryvile and intermediate ations a
| C4P Nj. II, f. KLINE Y, SuDerinteHdent
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-03-05

A MONUMENT TO FALLEN UNION SOL
DIERs.-It ia IN contemplation by q committee of
citizens of Catasarqua PENNSYLVANIA, to erect
mon ument at that town to the memory OF the de
tenders OF the Union who en- is,ed in the ranks Of
the Northern army, ana who belonged TO that
vicinity. The committee which consists of several
prominent gentlemen of hat vicinity, have been
very successful IN the way OF asing funds for the
laudabe oljectin view, anu design for the monu-
Tarr OF this CITY. he esisn is beautiful and
artistic, and has been adopted by the committee,
who have contracted with AIR arr for the erection
OF the monument.
This monument will add another TO the many
specimens of ornamental sculpture which came
from this establishment, and also another evidence
OF the intention Of our citizens to perpetuate the
memory Of those who gave thar lives to save our
country from destruction
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-03-05

MEETING IN REFERENCE TO TIE IN
JURED FmEMEN.-On Saturday evening a convnn-
ton OF Iemen held in the nall of the PennsYl-
vana Hose house, for the purpose OF taking action
IN regard TO the relief OF their comradts who were
evening. Mr., w IL. Sherman was called to the
char; Mr.. e. /. Durmel was appointed secretary;
and Mr.. Is. s. Hopper Treasurer. Some sixteen fire
companies were represented. On motion, the fol-
lowing gentlemen were appointed committee TO
confer with the managers of the different theatres in
at the late file:-L Z. Bona, c. B. Mulin, M. V. b.
Stafford, Il. Jones, j, Freed, ID. M. Lyle and w
II. sherman. Adjourned to meet on Friday evening
next.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-03-05
RAILROAD LINES.

ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD
" on aud amer MONDAY, February l2 two daily
trains will between Washington and IL nchburg,
connecting Gordonsyi lie with Viryna Central Rail
road trains to and from Richmond. as tolOwss-
MAIL TRAIN,
Leave Washington daily (Sundav exc epted), at 6'45
A. Nj ana arrive at Lynchbu rg at b45 p. Nj.
Leave Lynchburg at A. Nj and arrive at Washing
ton atoSo T. MI EXPRESS TRAIN
Leave Washington daily Including Sunday at sos p.
M and arrive at LynchDp z at 600 A.
Leave Lynchburg at $40 Z. NJ and arrive at Washing
ton AZ 6l0A NJ.
Both trains making close connections at Lynchburg
for all points South and Southwest and ct Washington
for Nor n and Northwest
trains
The road Is attractive not only for its comfor able
Accommodations but for the fact that passes the
historic localities Of Fairfax, Bun Run, Manassas, Brls
toe, Catlett's Rappahannock Culpeper. Orange, and
GordSnsyille places OF mpershable interest IN the
Through tickets to all points South and Southwest
may be had hl Boston, New York, Philadelphia, and
baltimore, and at the offices of the road m Washington
and "A andria- w. H. MOCAFFERTY
ais Generai Superintendent
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-03-05

INDEPENDENCE SQUARE.-In the con-
strucuon OF the new CourJ House on Independence
Square 1t will be necessary to remove several of the
laige trees on sixth street, north of the line of
SAMSON street. Some of these trees are of great
aye all hough not OF the number originally planted
in the enclosure. Prior 10 lTSS, the Square was
little else than q common About that time Mr.
John VAUGHAN, who had just come from England
where he had seen the publ grounds ornamented,
under took at his own expense the work planting
trees ana shrubbery. his attracted public atten'
tion and the square soon became lavorite Tesert
Most of the trees planted by Mr. Vaughan were
it was found necessary to remove them and 1.-The
Square became once more neglected A few years
laIer DIR James Mease succeeded in having the un.
slightly brick wall which heH surrounded the Square
removed, and he also had nunber OF trees planted
to take the pace OF those OF Air. Vaughan. Since
then the Square has received the attention of the
pubic authorities and has been well cared for most
OF the tlnle
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-03-05

FIRE.-The alarm OF fire about three
O'Clock yesterday morning came from Manayunk.
The waste house of Archibald Campbell & Co.'s
mill was partially destroyed. The flames were
checked before serious loss resulted. The building
burned was an old stone house. formerly used as a
dwelling II was two stories high, stan ing in The
yard OF the mill property in the upper portion of
ManaYunk. 1he building was stored with old
before It was discovered. 1he interior was entirely
consumed but he flames were checked in the waste
TALLY covers L.. t
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-03-05

A PROPER APPEAL.-Next Thursday
evening, at SAMSON Street Hal, an entertainment
Will be gwen by the Philade phia Fire ZouaYes, to
aid IN the heavy cost Of ORGANIZING their regiment
Thus far they have borne the entire expense Nearly
every fire company in Philadelphia is represented
and no one IS admitted 10 membership without
having served the country in the recent for the
The next meeting OF the Zonaves will be held at
the house Of the Empire Hook and Ladder Com
paDV.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-03-05

SENTENCES IN THE UNITED STATES
DISTRICT COURT Judge Cadwaader passed on
Saturday the following sentences:-
John b. Sny der, convic ed forgery and fraud
in making and presenting In Sc claims on he Gov
prisonment.
Charles Jackson convicted of similar ofTense,
rece we'd ike sentence
John Cook alias Joseph Cook, who pleaded guilty
to dealing counterfeit money, was sentenced to
nine months imprisonment.
John B. Stone, convicted OF passing counterfeit
money at reading, Pa, was sentenced to three
years imprisonment
William Mcleod, convicted of passing counterfeit
money at Gettysburg, Pa, was sentenced TO two
years imprisonment.
All of the above were sentenced to the Eastern
PeuitentlarY,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-03-05

SCOTT LEeIoN.--At meeting of the Scott
Legion, held Saturday night, the folio wing gen
tlemen we're elected officers tor the ensuing year:-
President, Colonel Anthony II Reynolds; Vice Pre-
sldent, Colonel Q. NJ. Berry; Secretary Lieutenant
D. W, Morris; Treasurer, Colonel George w. Moore !
Trustees, Captain John Spear Captain j. Jos. Van
del, Colonel Il. Il. BiIes; Monument COMMITTEE Ser
geant William N Shulz, Colonel X. N. WInslOwJ 7
i leutenant w. j. MackeY.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-03-05

A SINGULAR SUICIDE.--Coroner Taylor
last NIGHT held an Iuduest on the body of a young
man VINO hung himself at No. 8l7 shippen street.
He left the house as he sad to VISIT New York bade
his family good.by walked 10 the stable, mounted
barrel tied rope TO q beam overhead, slipped the
moose over his neck and kicked the barrel away
An hour afterwards he was fodnd hanging there.
dead His name was Edward Birch. He was twenty
years old and married. The CorOner's jury per-
formed their obvious duty. The cause assigned FOR
the act was family diff rences
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-03-05

NARROW EscAPE.-William Tallyman, a
discharged soldier, while walking along Delaware
avenue on Saturday; mistook his way in the log,
and fell into one OF 1.-THE docks. Not being able to
SWIM he called Justify for assistance, which was
luckily at hand, and he was soon rescued from his
perllC us situation.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-03-05

NORTH PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
~ DePSST 8Tp THiRD l, sireet above Th9mpsOn.
GHgHK, EAsToN, WiLLIAMsPoRT, and wILE IS
Maucb hunk hS7ieiOn' Wtiamspoit and 'S%tI %HEea.
Al $50 P N. Expressi fcII ethehem, EastOp ETC..
reaching EfstOH F n ats4' 81 Rs;bsne f. M; o,.o o,
CHUNK DanyiIle and i SiIiiamsport 0'O"I ""''H
Eoi Fort washington at 10 4 NJ. q and II p i' u.
White cars OF the Second and Third Streets Line ity
PASSENGER Ears run diTeet @ to ptl the depot
Leave Bethlehem at 625 A. M. and 10 02 A. M, and
Leave Leave RGz RsH,sss sstS~n At g. S NJ
Leave Fort Washington 6 s1tNISys a lSSg Mandil6P
RsSsBss FRiIsss SI SI fs:H ss% q
Beihlehem ior Phiadelpha al p N.
s5 80" Ills CLARK. Agent
EREIGHY LINES FOR NEW YORK AND
SEE .TSoS AASSFSS$y ES%hhoAp AND
for New York VIII leave WALNUT street Wharf at s
M Sc bsC2s sHSsPtd e to be
sT Y f poee atqndHg npd md H s6Sve lines VIII
Freight for irenton Frnceton, Kingston n New BruuS-
Ts6 @ and al m points Int on ns Camden and A@RSy RAN
ton the New jersey The Freehold and Jamesburg an
the BgT5FtO9 &c aPq Mount Holly Raj roads, received and
me BeyideIe pc aware Railroad connects at Phr-
1sshSnk with az points on T. Delaware Laekawanna,
and western RaESad e iSrwsrdns to Syracuse Buffalo,
The New Jersey Raj road connects at Elizabeth with
The Morris and Essex Railroad anu ~ t'""iA WIN
A sip men oIandum specifying the marks and num-
be sent WIN eac load q goods or receipt viii bs
tISnspoTi alton Of Live stoct Droyers invited H To
Try ne route When stock Y furnished m in quantities Of
81 the s S al st hs Ter SS
orth river as the shippers mey des Rnate at the time
shipment WALT r fREES AZ + f eis6t AGENT SSRy 70
III No 226 5. DELAWARE Avenue Philadelphia.
pHItADELPHlA, GERMANTOWN, AND
4 NoRRIs1 OWN RAILROAD
sAA sH,SI;sS, lS II p M 90
&, +; 4 "'' ,,.,n. -, A.
''0p 80. - ~ n',,'.',l" ssi'I ON suSpSYs.
Hssys Essys GGsisssl9Sa slS A. ma e M
sIai deHys RPiladelphias $40 Il A. Na sax 0N70'
iSsTS sa g. go ga sR$ I$sS %iautss r F. A. M
1oavo ,1l on o.SN SUARiAfS, IHinAi a,p
Leave (hesnat Hiii1'4O minutes A. A., u iO 40 and
- FeR FaiIi con q sHoHocKEN AND NoRRIsTowN,
Leave Philadelphia 8 sS5 minu es ll'O5 a. M In ..
cave KorrstOwn Oh, T. So o. II A. NJ, K ~, 6, ana
ix p NJ ram win stSP at School Lane w.sa-
Leave Phnsdslphis . A; ". ~ esd7PM.
Leave SOrIstOwFR, F,k 4 \ n, Ia,NH%SIxA snS Z N.
Leave PhIIadelphi4s $50 minutes, liO5 A. NJ, H.
Leave grys EanSSlnE ca, *. 20, OK, ll,. A.Ma5ix
oN = NJ 80 ON SUNDAYS.
Leave Leave GhssSslRRs 4 NJ sas ana sPM I'm
"P' Depot EiSTfHi and GREE aRRRS isPSSes Streets
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-03-05

The NAMES OF STREETs.--At the pre-
sent time there petitions in circu alton for the
chanG OF the Of of the streets OF the CITY
to Lincoln avenue, in honor OF the late President.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-03-05

DRowNED.-Philip Mcguire fell overheard
at Spruce street wharf, Saturday night, and was
drowned. The body was recovered and the Coroner
held an inquest on 1t. Deceased leaves Q family.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-03-05
FLAGS, FIREWORKS, 60.
j. M c q u | q A N,

IT j. M q U a N,
Importer and Wholesale Dealer in
FANCY GOODS, NOTIONS. ETC.
FIREWORKS, FLAGS. Etc
MATCHES AND BLAoKING,
no. q STRAVVl3ERI2YS STREET,
First Street above Second between baIketand Chesnu
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-03-05

delphIa Fire Zouaves held q meeting on Saturday
evening at which twenty SIX new members were
added 10 the organization
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-03-05


~vCvu CurcNJrrr cTpFEyp TuI ATpE
~ DW y ~, s.t 49, r1f,
AZ CHEsNUT sueet; apoNe IWetth. ,r,- -,
LEONAhD ShONGh ~ WILLIAM f. SlNN, Lessees
ws1 Sv2 1Hf1M MansgIF' F Sim Rssidont Manooor
THIS SSSndsyl I EyENI Gn,Sn IN March sSas g.
Ana ever eNenallhg curing tne week,
FOk SlA N1HhhIISS ONLhn
AntWENaE M s GTTRR CTioS nj ILL.,
Doors open at q, Gu tain rises at 7.so
ne great historical rama IN three acts,
,DTalnatzed by y Y. FOSIEh, Esq, aud ehuJeu
THE THREE GUARDSMLN' ,,op, ,rt>,r
tb0s..
Aradni Mr.. F FOSTER
ntnan I'M MT p -; 81 "a isE
Inc perlolma 70 conc uoe Win Ei"nohe PhaTh-
ing eplsoue' in TWO aGls,; M, en- S9 w tleH YIy
NhAhhEo ALL
TuE SIMON NUE sTRATeIrND
,,inId LIE ,nlTH plESE ou1oS 0r . ha hs LESEnniG,
,,,r,. vi HIio2 ~ TUsdE 81 h UhaON S Nj n wARn
NINTY SIx1H GRANT II Il lily MAIlNEE
SATITRDAY AFrERNOON N arch lOg
FRIDAY EVFNING. March o,
BFNTFiT of MIR r. MORDA DAU MT,
M0NpAY EYENlNe, March u,
rHst DE ~ tIu ~ 1nS az ~ eiyv WI I1 S D'
Ads,or a.. AIn.inao ao cor,s 20 ali nprts NJ tbe
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-03-05

The GEARY LEGIoN--At the County
Court House on Saturday night, was held meeting
of ex-oficers and soldiers IN the Pennsylvania voluD
teers favorable to the nomination Of General Geary
on Wednesday next, at Harrisburg, as Governor Of
the State. II very late before the meeting was
convened There another meeting of soldiers
elsewhere to appoint committee TO present to the
Government their claims TO bounty, and the meeting
at the Court House awaited adjournment.
The President of the Association, General Joshua
T. Owen, occupied the Chair
In accordance with the resolution passed at the
former meeting in reference to visiting Harrisburg
on March 7th, committees were appointed to have
badges and transparencies prepared The members
who intend visiting Harrisburg were notified to be
present on Wednesday morning, 9TH inst, at the
Pennsylvania Railroad depot, corner Thlrty-rst and
Market streets, at O'Clock A. Nj.
general invitation was extended to all officers
and soldiers who favorable 20 the cause TO ac-
company the Legion. Free TRANSPORTATION will be
furnished TO and from that place TO all persons
legltmatey entitled 10 it. Let such be at the depot
of the Fennsy Vania Railroad, on Tuesday morning.
at7A A. NJ, and General Coils will provide them
with transportation r. L
The badge adopted for the delegation was white
satin ribbon with the oIds 'Geary Legion" IN
scribed upon it.
Colonel Charles ID. Naylor was appointed COM
mittee of one TO discharge this duty.
Captain Mackey was appointed committee to
prepare ranspa to be used on the occasion.
The Zouave General Colhs') Regiment band will
accompany The Legion.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-03-05

NEyALNUT STREET EATRE-N. e.
w corner NINTH and WALNUr Streets. Begins at
" THIS Monday EVENING, March5
MR.. j. &. CLARKE
will commence the
SEVENTH WEEK
of the greatest engagement OF the present triumphant
season which has ready comprised over six
months OF continued and and
UNPRECEDENTED SUCCESS
On this occasion will be presented ION Taylors
" I'll KET-oF LIE WE MAN.
with all Its appropriate Scenery, Costumes, and the
~ fol, owing great cast:
Robert j. &. CLARKE
TO be follow ed by The glorious Omedetta of
LOVE lS LIVERY.
H tMenti .....................Mr. j. s. CLARKE
FRIDAY FAREWEsL BENEFIT OF
MR.. j. 5. Clarke
NATIONAL HALL, MARKET STREET,
IN above Twelfth.
SECOND WEEK, AND POSITIVELY TIL LAST,
MONDAY EVENING March 5. and
.'A' EVERY EVFNING ID URI G. H, WEEK,
FATHER REMP'S OLD FOLKS,
win 'ner spienu'o BRASS BAND.
Brilliant reception OF -
EMMA j. NICHOLS,
The Jenny Lind OF America.
Admission, 80 cents -Four tickets for 81. Children,
Is cents
Doors open at Z; commence at o'clock.
GRAND MATlNEtS
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AFTERNO0NS,
354t t3o'clock.
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w EST JERSEY RAILROAD LINES
w From foot OF MARK Ell street (Op pper FerIyl
Dai y, except SUNDAYS

w EST JERSEY RAILROAD LIN ES.-
w Prom loot OF MARKET Street Upper Feryl
~ FAIL AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing WEDAEsDAl November l5 1863.
For BridReton Salem and u Sta Ionson West jersey
Fo Nil Vile and all intermediate stations Al 0 A.
For lane Nav and intermediate stations at A. N te
Milye cont Getting with kTeig ht Train Passenger al
attached Tor Cape May, due S45 p. M, and p,
For Glassboro and intermediate Stations, ats A M.
For Woodbury., Gloucester, etc. at A. M, g. 50
Freight train will cave Phi adelphia from sandford',
chart at 10 A. anq S9Taen at m u N;
THE " EsT JERSEY EXPRr s. COSPANI
win eGS to all Ss owarS
txpIess Companies 70 all parts OF the country,
4 Special Messenger accom- oanes each through train
ofhce No Walnut street nc 9m
1874 LADELPHIA AND ERl
This great line trayerses the orthern and aorthwes
counties Q Pennsy wanna 70 the CITY Of Erie, on Lake
Ee It has been leased and II is operated by tho Penn
FINE or Use PnSsfsS GI KTEiINs Al PBLA DELPHI
Arrive s re Es Es1re!s ,5sn ra, Inv It'd
Lsaye Westward EIie Nah Train. 7,SO b
p.ssan0ar cars rnn tbronob on fba, FTie Mail ano
Express Trans without change both ways between
fhlaoeipniS SFW YORK CONNECTION.
Leave New York at 6OOP NJ arrive at Erie at SS1 AN
Leave Erie at IsS M aTIge at IN Sew Wy YoIk H 10 r
Elegant Sleeping Cas- on all Night Trains.
To5 pfcTpson passeDssr 5pqs1sss spp
And for freight business Of the Conipany's Agents.
8. Kingston, yE, corner THIBTBgNrH ano y AZ
iam Brown. AGENT, Q. I. !. l. '" Baia%SSs. .'
a. ri Housf ON, General Freight Agent Philadelphia
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ALF RED L. TYLER. General SUPERINTENDENT