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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-03-22

EREIGHT LINES FOR NEW YORK AND
I a the stations on the CA MDEN and AMBOY and
connecting Railroads. increased despatch;
The CAM EN- AND AhBOY RAILROAD AND
TRAN NsPORTATIoN COMPANY FREIGHT LINES
for New York VIII leave Walnut Street Wharf at Q
O'Clock p. M, daily Sundays excepted
Freight must be delivered before AZ p. M to be for
Warded the same day. Returning, the above lines win
leave New York at II noon, and 4 and p. Nj.
FREIGHT for Trenton, Princeton, Kingston New Bruins.
wick and all points on the Camden and Amboy Rail .
road; also. on the BelvdeTe, Delaware, and Fleming.
ton the New Jersey. the Freehold and Jamesburg, an
the burlington apd Mount Holly Railroads. received and
forW arded up TO 7. NJ.
1he Beyldele Delaware Railroad connects at Phi.
lpsburg with the LehiRh Valley Railroad, and ut Aanun
kachunk with all points on Il Delaware, LRckawanna
and Western Railroad, forwarding to Syracuse Buffalo
aud other points In Western New York.
The New Jeney Railroad connects at Elizabeth with
the New jersey Contra Railroad, and at Newark with
the Morris and Essex Railroad
slip memorandum specifying the marks and nun
berr shppen and consgnees must, In every instance
be sent with each load of goods no receipt will be
gIYen. Increased facilities have been made for the
transport alton Live Stock Droyers invited to
Try the route when stock furnished in quantities Of
two carloads more, II will be delivered at the OO
OF Forieth street. near the Drove Yard, at Ter No
OTth river as the shippers may designate at the time
OF shipment For terms or other infomaIion, apply &c
WALTZ Il FREEMAN. FI eight Agent,
Ill No. 226 +. DELAWARE Avenue Philadelphia
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-03-22

CosT OF MANUFACTURING GAS. - The
Trustees of the Philadelphia Gas Works. in
their last annual report, make the following
statement of the cost of manufacturing
1872, OPS, 900 cubic feet OF gas, the amount fur
nished to private and public consumers in 1866:
5000 gross tons COAL at sl1O per ton 81 OSO $3.50
Carting, freight. shell 8. ana wages of
pairs. 413 13O SO
Works short mains and services. ....... 21920645
Salaries of officers, clerks, metre inspec- -
tors, and mcidentais .,......,.,... 26o 1850 10
sinking iund $50 1853 56
So 242 542 95
Less receipts for coke tar hme, etc.. 200, ,38I 20
Total cost ............ 50 042 16l 25
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RAILROAD LINES.
Z THILADEJPHIA, WILMINGTON, AM
Il BALTIMORE RAILROAD,

Z EHILADEJPHIA, WILMINGTON, AND
BALTIMORE RAILRoAD;
comm,ncng BoSbA&1Y, Ma9eh Psf l2 1896 Trains viii
RGT6 SG 6Sp0 SeSue SSHsIr Is Sue'' SO WASH
i5pTs.s IIsP % ans M Mondays excepted y iSr
mnGton Perryvfe, Havre de- Grace, Aberdeen, Ferry
TeitW ale Railroad Train at is 4 n Sundays ex
ceEtsd ioI salisbury hilold and intermediate staons
Bn mSTe s stSpmPDs ri al chser
- ,pfess rain at llsA. NJ Sundays exceptedj tor
Txprtss Train at 2I5 p NJ. Sundays excepted, cor
Bsm oh TPS %
we havre- delGIace lberdcon, Porr mans, MutnO-
Sri Express al ii % p N for Baltimore and ASH
PSSqer gers by Boat nom Bsltlmor for Fortress Mon
re ko[oll, City Point and Richmond, Will take he
'%itIiHGToN ACCoBSoDATIoN. TRAIN.
STOPPING at all station between Phi adelphia and IL
Leave hllsde,phla at sl5,IlIsAM $50 Sis% oI and
ware Railroad for Harrington and intermediate
Leave. Wilmington 7rO, Us, and 9'SOA. M.,aOo and
trains fol. New Castle leave ThladclphO at sl5A,
"' y 'TTHTRoUGH n SISS Il TRAINS FROM BALTIMORE
Leave Wiimngton at u NJ A'SO; ana 10 p NJ
,0 ShEs, tR FOR a0 PHILADIEILfHLA an SdII 1927 "A,
w. From ,BGTfrfhooRE TO PH1LADELPHIA,
E5Toss; iiO NJ, Express IS 7. NJ. Express $50
'M' hNp''STfR STfRAINs FOR BALTIMORE
Leave Chester at ~ 5S @d0 @ % S a. M "a S2S Il
SUNDAY 1RAINS.
Express Train at Is A. NJ. for Baltimore and Wash
ing on, stopping at Chester, wilmington, Perrvviue
Havre-Ge Grace, Aberdeen, Perryman's, Magnolia,
ChaSe's and Stemmer's Run.
Night Express llOO P. NJ. for Baltimore and Wash
ington.
and in termediai s atons.
BALIIMoRE FOR PHJLADF LPHIA.
Leave Ba tmore at $50 = M. stopping at Havre-de-
Grace PeIrvv and w mington Also stops at ELK
ton and Newark ito tab passengers for Pnade phia
and leave PASSENGERS iroml Washington Ba timoreC
ana Chester to leave passengers from Baltimore or
Washington.
special train win leave Whining on for PhilaGe-
phia and in teru ediate Sstions at $50 p. NJ
Freight Trains. with PASSENGER Car attached will
leave Wilm M PeTrvvil and intermediate sta
tions at 80 p NJ Leave Baltimore for Bavre. Grace
| and Intern ediate Stations at 445P NJ. "a.
| 3R II. RENNEY. superintendent
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-03-22

4 ,ENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
II SPRING ARRANGEMENT. A
The Trains of the Pennsylvania Central Railroad
leave the Depot, at 1hry-hrst and Market streets,
which Is reached BY the cars Of the Pas
sepper Railway running TO and from the Depot Tho
last car leaves Front street about 80 minutes prior
TO the departure of each Tt lain. MNru
On Sundays-Cars leave Eleven'h h and Market
streets minutes before the departure of the Lvening
Mann's Baggage Express will cal for and deliver
Baggage at the Depot. orders lef at the Office No
VoA NANoAN'N ~, !, -. ~, tpprr ,y,1
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S121,469'95


Loss the business of the year. ....... 158,7SS61
--
Sl2l 1895
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-03-22

All other Trains ally. except Sunday.
1be Penn syvana Railroad Company will not assume
any risk tor Baggage except for Wearing Apparel and
limit their responsibility TO One Hun red Dollars in
vaue. All Baggage exceeding that amount value
WIN be at the risk of the unless taken by special
contract
TICKET OFFICES
Have been opened at 69l Chesnut street Contlnen
tai otel, and Crard House, where ckets be pro-
cur. to all important points in PENNSYLVANIA as well as
the West. Northwest and Southwest; and all parcu-
lars given as to time and connections by JOHN c.
ALLEN: Ticket Agent.
nued heretofore, where all Information ecting
routes well Tickets can be had on application to
THOMAS II PARKE
Ticket Agent at the Depot.
An Fmigrant Train runs daily Except SundRyl For
full particulars fare and uodaions apply
FR ANCIS FUNK,
3R No. l31 DO X Sire /.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-04

ENoR sALE-AT IS PARK STREET GIVE PoINTs), A
H. Steam Engine and Boiler. 10 20 and so horse power
Nm MCKENZIE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-04

BOARDERS AND LODGERS WANTED.
no LEf.-A FURNISHED ROOM TO LET To ONE OR
! two single gentlemen, without board. Inquire i67
Sixth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-04

E'OR SALE-COPPER PLUMBERS SLIDE VALVES,
u Flanges and Bolts for grain still Also two copper
stills Worms, g. capacity 40 to 40 gallons each. Address
r. II. Griiln, Albany N. T.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-04

LVRONT ROoNs-NEwLY AND ELEGANTLY FUR
nished second third and fourth foors with hot
cold water warmed by crate furn.ce plenty OF close
and drawer together with good Board Tor gentleman
and Wife IN first class house tn a private family
25i West Forty second street. between Seventh and Eighth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-04

yyANTrD--A FOUR STORY HIGH sTooP MODERN
w bwt House located below Thirty fourth street and
east Fourth avenue Ia an
with mined ste possession. Price about $50 l
only need apply giving location and other particulars Ad
dress II, box Gs9 Post 0iicc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-11-04
BRooKLyN nEAL ESTATE ron SALE

A THREE STORY mon srO0f BROWN STONE
N House, partly fnrnlahed0n Henry htfeet, Wall
street ferry leases per al eirrnse prce
$500. JOSEPH MASON ~ Fine street.
, 1866-06-22
r~ Esnsaw 0mceru taken Before she
Er4r.a a.ates Court for Trial.

yF+t,ss, the Rochester AN EIAeAAt Noue -
vc.terf1av afternoon large purity O re-
n,.n ofiicers arrived In thus city from bnnaio,
,at ~, tht;r wsy 10 Canandaigua. to appear e.
fnre ~, st the limited States Court to ansWef 1os
hr..rh OF The neutrality iaws- Yhe RaExy
earai.ted Of General 0'Neil. Coloneis 4. =.
s,,en oxen starr and John Boy, Ltenteaant
Colonel John spaldlng, Captains r; " ~, ran- man
~ =. O1Lcars; John A. Geary, HiGu4st 3s,. Soa-
IN. James j. Roche, 2. J.; 1yrell. 4; fat1pa; .,
III, AZ i n. Fogz1ty, John MeGulre, 5ohn Aat-
t.SN' ~. " 9mith and L. shielda; - Whalen,
TG1,,nrs,ssarg. ~, and Charles ". Hinson, Esq,
a,tnIney Ior the party. They were hosptts.
sssosns ~ a1ssrtaiped by the Brotherhood in this
'iv oIr ani, h the evening visited the rooms OF
ET331nrtt CitcIa, where addresses we're made
hy several prominent members of the osasre
! ~ JThe proceedings st The Cigcla oetng conciu-
| 9sa lis pa.ty returned TO their rooms at The
| 6snnrn Hop:e, where they we're serenaded BY
fhe Order Ia this city. speeches were made
from The balcony, by Gen. o. Nell and seuatos
H;nes. OF New York city. BY the po1teness
n Manager Meech> tho party weIa invited to
The Opefs House, where they WlLnesaed The
NAV. At the close ol the performance Nj
". 3, Griffith recited the poem Of "5hsnni
c,Hreun IN a manner that "brousht down.
The entire audieace, including the Fcnlaa OH
GERS. who probably hoped they might eseap
ssUncie estn's'' oedeesa ~ easily ~ the tamaa
t..shsrous'i did from the British- Aftee th
PaaEmsnee u the Opcrs House, taa PAT
| sesu',d to the 0sbpIn Ho0ss zad receive
, 1866-06-22

=, .,.t.n. r7rrtss r the soath a,
sTe a. re So1 Sssti,, !, ID Isto +hea tae h1m
per vii hi upcn stagt1n n 1S.1sM ~. oasS ~
me.nahxd bc ~ea9hs eahsd S0',H SusS Ii pfopp:fipa a.
Sstse H. ee'h +" se' r ss n unit jn. tn 7as ssns
proportion slr nssems ~ i. a sts3s ~
~: &est !he es.,,,st~:s m hroa4 national trn-
H1 ,,mrn, eouml:ssnse % ,m with te whole e'uu'!!;
md II ". s1e.a iae.t 10 eo,n.h 'f r. ta,r.
IT, us! ,c;n y,eso essoo,Ale up po.ii N witch f*. sao
oj IBIS. ii night ~ political p. 1i.q -
s2%e.met e. ~ n noid ~ Be only tue posi-
~ lion ol of frrisl IL toe Drit1sh EnplH, aaa q n
lr,th msmt N tho honss stna,ed q, s1tef,os At tbe
, 1866-06-22
rbsGrra1 French Expo.ision.

r,. ,n,.e,.,n,, IA tne iolu. resolution peadlng
ane "'sm ~ - ,be rrn,sstut.t,ou Of our Gov
srnneut =, the vreat French E1oos'aon .nns, an :,
amendment nss BEEN secured that no msmoes ~
cor:rs.s " onset ts %, S which Is as
pointed a. oos u 'A'
lfAt u otoss ~ "a ., snt. advantages of the nut
S.T Al e1hibttte OF the pruducliols q a$tieusus.
snd tas s s1t TO ~ asa e. 70 70 nasa ns
IN the seaz 1856, tue fonoM'1s ~ ,r,oss saw
I'M o a. may be necessary, lot pay ~ ~ nv
sy spsssse e s r. ns:sea
First 10 prpvtds nee&Eaf! lulu1t nan - ~
ne proper esh.nloa % rs .se ps q ds inoe-
tnHeo in~-s 1r thnt Ea-t Of The bu,Idiu. e1-
s!n'ffJJs!y n fJs T. aes1Sneo e,ia 10 '0s 4ss ~
Sseendy. Fer The eompeneaon, od ut.,e. ~ IN.
:. e 5sa. p1ovIsa pe5tsa 2:
such se1v1ce th1tt nof e-tenu W. nnn oran 1nnr,
ttr inc closc o. ,he m fs,,nI eaa1s.rlga nsst,.ssy
| sne1eoi az Isy ny eFsc. re1t 81 New York; for tx
| I010lF+ Eo& frrna
, 1866-06-22
Attempted Jau Delivery NJ hoes
Island.

1Fson, tho Rock Island Onion> June lan-l
Last Sunday tonE as@ son19ee cn1lIas 81
Eoss Selson. lsnnJ j., ana WIN. Aadiews, led BY 6;
Il es5 sf iron nat em f. f.
Nv nv fa E seyen feet In length, two Inches In
widtb, vi. Is and over one-half inch IL thickness,
aud was fastened eu to the stone for ths aoo5 sT
and sr conesaIed il under mattress in the cell,
sns intended to break loo.e the grating from
tie northeast window 2. ths Rsss9aa aDops nn 4,
% sss;r re1ls III tnr the night. Their plan was. IN
,1sSss nd d esa s sGs to ps'
angJa ~ ~ c'othes- 90 to the jail door and rap
~ snd III II case he She ula be mistaken fer tht
turnkey and SLOWED TO psss out, b sss sss,if +
Msry;n aIthnurh aware for some time tha
the @ piot was bling natured, allowed It to pro
until sunday When hs en- taonSs tSsi
| ri ,nfi ordered the four above panied tntf
| thsir cells, where theT we're secured
, 1866-06-22

,..o-,,,;, and the rank Of c2ionel. -
desefs1ns' es ~. .,herto r sent blm to Rome on
s sss7,s ~ saa SSae SSsP,,s .,st d. to
= shs o5ps ve'sn n'ss i. '' chez asfpil'sa i realty
!: ;S;sicss ;;; q II FL; s
war; @en 1ssanag ;nstf RssteKq s5, moved
G. soEs; T p sboeE hsna IN I'll eemp,i@en,s s., ane
:. Bravo. Eneral, reesiy1c 1co11maaded WI the first
IL the Cirea DuIanos u ttie Of soifcrluo the
s s.aunchnss @ With wheh be held e!d1etsnfsd tns R the
hust1ssas u!na lsi "a ank mo Of tPs Psrsons sn
satipI ~ the .o1. %ss: u ~
| Dnranaoe = and slxtS, as brown as perry
tween 1tssv ssv"nolsopt. chin. keen dark eyes
ana ans Wiz raic IN md quiet, easy manners.
, 1866-06-22
tue NEW YORK HERALD ON fah
AmENDmEN

The New York Herald processes 10 % Gu
tirely Satisfied with the Congressional scheme
OF rsconstructtou. as embraced IN the Consts'
tuttqnal Amendments. Il says th&t "Con"
cress las given the Republican party pow
crful platform for the approaching fall cleo.
lions" It Describes the amendment thus:
ThIs r. ys,ass t1s s1.t u psrs1ns born
excent indian. moi taxed} AT citizens taereof ana
of fbt SUE IN Which shY Ire md th,it aave equal
rntaiion ia q rere1. tbals be reEn'ated aeso1uauE
;s,n9s. nnon he rtrss ot tunaze; tnat iaset
schedu 1snsl. .nsi snn,ee1 b. sao'a 10 .d@satsa @ o
asseh r,te ny t..p-Ihirds VOC Of each loase =
Congress- The ct md I'd
soas suu - ihr rebellion Or Of any reheihon -
ior lots q '.;ss snsn ,se Ge s.s IL ss
ths sss ies,asrss, nS, s,rw ~ 1e
~ sffcn % eli nes ht approra Of mt 0r<at 1pay
e peop,f vb1ch carried ths .;oy-'I ta Is;ssnsthe
AMY through tho tea1tua osaes q eos "'s
|
, 1866-06-22
STRIKE OF LONGsHOREhEA.
A stlstiug Scene en- tho Ciae
vxe-Ainsosx = Hios.

fr1om Tho t:tnctntssl Gazette, srhl
At halcrsst ten yesterday morrtns, psus
ccssion OF twenty negroes. ~An 4,.nenanv uIaH
Sic. marched down Broadwat. anu I1os I,a wnarf
host where their number hsd incsesee Sesss ~ "
.s~tr they were followed BY afty trlsa T.
horr,s wko arc charged With ofls1hAtlo
rsnvrnent. The leader Of tbs ganG nsaSsH ~
The crew OF the g. Chasies 70 1an III, ~.
rssH 1nnss ne9t m srehed TO the Gen, Buell. bnt a.
W. hour {os departure had a5risea, Sap *.
M1ne M ~ orsared the crew to the staEboafo Sipe
\ afth- aeck. and had the lines CAL o. y y,t.5 "a
mste. pfrter and cabin cfoWs aniu Eho tho "rowd
ieera Of the ish ana 11a,,sd n states, where they
snsn sss1, contrnu,ed hY Capt David Wntten WY
thrsafened to shoot the first man Who ptaceo
| Il foot upon his boat. A.,J,, ~ r.
The leader Of the gang, understananS -
Tics. ordered his men to 50 abossl. ae hssph.. ,he
IA nroner position In time Of 1ctapu0snSi y
n,s La Il his time, the formidable t9sce ~
ts,s. ,oitcemen spproachrd, sli"ht}y detnot.
I;.;nT he mob who, however, went 10 t1e
anxa;S aana;gSg If The &. T. Dumopt, reaching thsfs
;nst as she pushed out, leaving sons o. 1 aet
r height ashore Ihsy a,as seo,aea, ,n.tean Of a
tno THY uext visited the Annie Laurie. ou
ne'. ~ f.- ofSicera presented q deterniued huas
r. ana the liver police were banging On ,nHa ."sa
renr and most important Of ILL., Il Ms W ,ande,
a | tine they adjourned NAa "e@. rantoin, /
s Here Inud IN threats Of THROWN: CapsAass
lsss I'D ePs; esco A. s.rssS sSs{ VT VT
: sppund IF nolfcenen, who were lett on ~ -
- asharT during the afternoon, uodef =
- noInmand of Lteuteuaut Thomas ;,
~ feleTmsn, but nothing occurred 70 ea.i 2a,,s y
- nriion on lis part. Tha crew Of the ~ uns'< p
Il ] statea having len. her oMse5s and thess e,
~ ~ tha It. Charles employed labosers 70 ~
the,r boats, which left for Louisville ".n H.
I'd I'd hands except those necessary to run Inc ss
bb ba n;nrS. Deck batfus have been rtcei'inS r ~ y
a t. dollars and found per month: .,, nas rass;
10 cal1ed strikers insist that thsT snau TEE
- inr1y.,ive. We tern, them so.eallsd stfih. ~
nt hscanse they ure ldlezs who naSe not ~ ne
II Working, some fifteen of them nax.nRR ...S as'
IT,. msnt ii e. q failure as the boats could !.
IL niov bands at even less waSes thaa u
ast have been paying; a m mans ~ thsm ''i
rs be should be sure OF getting oettef sls
nr. ton before giving up the one ne hast s. i
- M,ats cannot be forced to lay up. anu i y
ii. should. would lose little or nothing uhaef
The present state Of 1tlairs.
, 1866-06-22
81. lob ME llar NJ astxoR.

The eomu,.tee appointed to make ar1ange-
,ncn, A 1o7 . celebration of the 25th inst' oy
thc Masonic fraternity Of DIXON. have per
eec,ed thclr programme. The Lodges are 70
couvenc at Masonic Hall at 10 a. m, foEm III
rrocrfsion and march to TIC grove, where An
ppnet,o,, viii he delivered by u. W. Bro. Ihos'
J. Turner, T. G. N. G. Lodge Of Illinois, u
=. fa1,oweo bv banquet at the Nachnas
I,ouse y, ~ p: m. A so'ree aud supper ano
norty at lie Uuiou Hall- will close the pier
sauf ererctsct,
, 1866-06-22
Anniversary Week at usoouington.

The following is the programme Of eSesci-
SEES for ihe Normal University, 81 Normal;
Education, of Illinois, VIII be held at Bloom
ington On Wednesday, June =, 1852. - TIC ex-
animation Of classes In the Normal Gnavefsi-
", and model schools, NJ. take :, p!fssa pf ,,s On
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday OF me sts sama ns
week. The class in the theory ano n.. o.
1eaenne 10 a. ms {" Closing exhibition Of the Mode.
t shs Normal School on Tuesday evening. Leo
tpre tur Seore tie literary .oeietiss on Wsanss. @
lsy evening by Prof D. n"t.es -sr,,ass q, II
~, tM No1msl VniYefsity On ThgsAaays Al
10 I, ~,
, 1866-06-22
meeiinc tor the general consultatton

wA meeting for The general eons11tat'on
at railso.d freight agents has been ea4leo oy
committee appointed at the 1ndisnaposs
Freight Convention, to meet at tne b.
x1cholas Hotel, New York, on the 21th lns1'
The object Of the conference Is 70 afaord tne ~
most speedy and effective means for roeoneo. ~
~ 49, ,,o,nta Of difference, procuring uniform
ss;ott rafea systems and policans, sad pro
mottug social Intercourse.
, 1866-06-22
a. kxpen.ive F1re Ia the Farsof seove.

IFfQM Tue JtlesSnlB us5osEe' ,
on si saturday " Il last by the burning Of = GOO In
currency aad United statss ooq' h,s IL see%s ms
carried seI,ur ssas se soon onoas 10 uss Hs vie
he%s.sr " fssr;ng that X the fact vas known it
n"',ht no~ t.,mnt some one to do an act Of Iior
1naca n,a Induced him to leave Il at home. Yhe
rs,nrb1es were placed On tha top Of Psslos
sfoyr Immediately nnaas The ornamental cov.
@ine. saturday baink = chilly day hro was
huils In the stove, and nothing waateTac Was
sfter. Nhrp tho fact that It WA there dashed
, 1866-06-22

The Policy Of the Government
Relative to Mineral Lands.
D1&po.sl Of thc Go,d and silver Lauds-
Hfnalor ~Aerman'a Dllf> aud Elf.
Juiiau,s Rcport-The Bfil before 1ue


Dt>po,,l Of the Gesd and silver Lands
...rn,or Snermau,. 8ilf, aud mir.
T",,.r,. Hcport-Tne Hill before the
Ssn.,c-
JFsom Our Own Couespordent.l
4 proposition for the disposal o. tnc ko.o
and silver lands Of the United states, w SUD.
dIyision and sale, wis brought before the Last
Congress IN the form OF bill, introduced
believe, by senator snssn'au' nn aam .a s .sSsn
WAS considered, bus no oeanlse .I, ae'..u ~ Ma
nnon It. In bis annual report, Secretary Nc
rn1,nrh naas special reference to It, He
recommrnaea. m nrrent lang gcage, that the
early attention Of Congress be g-en to this
important Question:, anu Ina. sttus. =. 60 g. Pouey
NJ subatituLlug an absolute Tile ~ teo ~ the
| nreseut Indefinite poseossorJ nights or cia'as
~ thr ,ntners be adopted, or the system Q,
n,e-emption be extended 10 the mineral lanas ]
by the Government u tas .o ,.ta tronsh,
nreseut session, the subject " aS ss.a.u o1ou
b-fo,o Congress by bills, prepared In aeeoto
s.,e,,h +he views Of the Secretary, and In
t.aSnced IN hoth Houses. They wers not
/ IN identical character. oa' oosa .1ta ,
and Hopse bill ware based upon Inc poaeJ
, .-~onotinp the Development Of the m1ners
s.. NJ the eountry bY enabling thos
/ l AIo ,,-...,3Ao ~ nnnpSrh Abkt
engaged In mining purauG, s,n"n1 w 7snds. an
lutte possession OF pnnlc ;o mGo, Gosarnment frol
OF deriving revenue 10 me wv esith ~
thfs rreat fountain OF national "es4tn: =
cou.lde7a:ion Of the Senate on y l. 'Ga 1,ae
s,u, s,,,,,,seet in detaIl.
4 If there is one Incident IN the mate!1al M pI !
q gregg OF this country more patent tnan :,
other, it is the nnae9nne 'as, 1na. -s spn mi
y e9amRn%u a ns nnrsuaace OF the Traditional poll
II y TeaeIv fhrnHing open the public oomaa
NTH It's wondro1s fesoC.ses, ~ses ~ aso,pranuv r. M%
tsbor hsa oe the spsIs ts 70 !ts agricultural
10 mineral lands, In iuiat1on o. Preeeasn Pts M,
, 1866-06-22

Ac nm Indication that the persistent ham !
,,er,ur OF the suHrnge question Ut the SoHh
!. ,,criontue to batter down the prejndices ol
die Southern people against an extension ol
An ,,cc,,re .ranchise, VIC print the following
,ot,cr NJ n f,euilcruau Of Louisa County, Va,
nbisbed in the Richmond Whi1. Although
,r served four years In the rebel army o1
:;orthcrn vileipia, he comes out IN iaFof q
Impartial suffrage, on The basis OF anleW~
gnce: x
lam a. much opposed 20 allowing these hseo. |
rnc, II rIr,f .E st.tse 10 the b1Ilot ~ any Ha1;
srutour ,,ars' service in ,he ilusifious A. y. Y:
ebolla r. ~ ,nnt am tErspsnss oE ta9usas
asslme tn.a.4sal to M Sontn. pus =. ~ ~
qualaed 1oT 'f'e stiiraEr, Iotfa!is ano
luan Gau.anoa OF The prrscnt whtle voter.
rom f,or. .:cs! uriii, ccs ana eo,ne uone' out
I'm nr.te .urt thRt 10 usAn % colot enoeao 1nsesi
h,ta s,,it trch u.1v1le:ef. .n..,,,.,,ze he
+w,rn r1trsn,.tt. No mar. OF what compfxlon
s.mSrr should u permitted 70 vote nxies: pfepe.
j. aaaca ytt;so aaaMe ap ,ro9s ns ,u ncasure vii
sdn,;t hui tcs n vtlr, hand lpo.e 81 sapst1os
c-s,o tbc ,tanchise, and viii eac.uts iorsset = e.
1,naG va rna1 aua Eot 10 Soyrru think We wl! oe
i,nnis ai ri BY thb plsn. II W. deaa:. ., Pr,
, fhs 1e,'rie:.d ior,n e kes % hass univ
eufssv p:d to ,hesn q al q s'.nssss md 3
ths ssask* tss quelAasa aaas!xs x,nt drn-ees'' aNu
aefce tn1o1eu' -. .r,,;.h ,rcv 4he
AS niOihtr straw 1ntucaAMrr, NolGu "ns -"
x,}nd is blowing, VIC extract from 4etts1
VIM s...,,ar,, - c,,,,.mrr NJ T.. q. NavloS,
from Il eoh.u~ = 49,. - s.,.>.,,,,i ami.
to Senut0F Ste"3F1. IL +"S"f VI u" Aa1' 7"1
tro.rc.
a.r,'.. a+ .fr,,4 of your policy would be 10 nj.
,rset 10 IT, Inc Of la and sos.a osaF II d. -
treent .ortto, Q! oar eolo+ ,en.c ytr, e1ensn;
would eseGs ;s,.Gen iie sacee htcn The rtes.asu
sss.. Tae d,-f1nch.sasn &sa Of ans ,a,s'ssu M @
@oue, On 'he e'h sana: rsusr. Of ,eef otinres
o. M hs 81. re- n.nayse II ses .tae OF bpga which IL
Preeident drs,fcr 10 AZ old. ,,,,, r,c;r,d :
1.-The second eject 2, Eos5 G1 III teedmsu, By il
70 s%sss M ag 40 come also ln,o posse
% sion ot ,Ge :1s1chi.e- .,n, rn..*u.r upon III
= IN 'res % -, ~; sonisn 6Sa1 pos ot vtts. ~
nssS pend 70 iIo yae:tioea of seea p:ae5 no ann
da.,tal ser 1 n'SS1 S1Ie spSa y nothing % % oppose
Hon,sssae eea1 sjpd,oe ~hch iIla.,osns O.
;Sst. weetbes J. y ths "eo1. EVE plssafes. ,
dc Sn St me rb,.c mas. prt}aa,es r. ~, nss
t,y q our position r. t6i,s .6s aoe 10 or oneic .
me9. we ~ %"n .ne nSonef oresniz auon III car
es."ra essssm. 4''0 tn ,hc d,rec.,o
% ..lhs tsnGehG18, pee 13..s % sS.rSed by The pr1ncipl
.anui es;,,cnsbsn, 6asad On imP.rd J. tunt1:e, E,
lad TO 'hr tens e.. III n,oduc its Cd.
"s:S ~ II lie S0rr M. Esc;si E:,Si
no ,ocsl impes1saee: y !n,n ~ 3ip1s dill I'D tes.l