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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-09-25
w EST CHESTER AND PHILADELPHIA
w RAILRoAp, VIA MED4A.

L.
On ana after MONDAY, June "a, 1857. Trains will
leave Depot, t,THlRTY-FIRST and Oh ElSN VI Streets,
West Philadelphia, as follOws:-
LehNe Philadelphia for West Chester, att AZ A. NJ,
II A. ~ zSO z. NJ, 4lb p. NJ. 450 p. NJ, 200 p M, and
Leave west Chester for Philadelphia from Demo,
on East Market street, at 615 A. NJ 7l6 A. M, gao
and lOl5 q, M 100 p, M, 450 and $50 p NJ.
Ing Philadelphia ct 45O p NJ will stop r. @. juno.
tlOn and Media only.
Passengers to or from stations between West Ches
ter and L. c. Junction going east, will take train
Will train leaving Philadelphia at 450 p NJ and
transfer at u. g. Junction.
Leave Philadelphia for Media ct $50 2. NJ
Leave Media for Philadelphia et $40 p. Nj.
stopping at all stations. ,,,.
The Market Street Will be IN waiting as usual,
at Thrty-hrst and Market streets, the arrival OF
each train, to convey passengers into the city ana
for lines leaving the Depot take the cars on Market
street, last connecting with each train leaving
Front and Market streets thirty minutes previous 70
deI arturo, -. g.. - . ~.
all of the above tTalns carryi ing passengers down
Chesnut street past the principal hotels ana the Cam
den and Amboy IR. office, al walnut street wharf,
passing out Walnut st street einDd 70 the 9S q po@
Leave Philadelphia at 500 A. NJ ana r "a
Leave West Chester at 745 A, NJ. and Z, Nj,
The cars on Market street Will connect with
all Sunday trains, both ways as usual, leaving
train leaves Depot, and will leave Depot on arrival OF
each train, to carry passengers into the CITY. - :,
Trains leaving Philadelphia at 7l6 a, M. ana 400 4
M and leaving West Chester at 7'SO A. Nj, ana 46O r.
NJ connect at B. g. junction with trains on z. and b,
&. r. r., for Oxford and Intermediate points, ,
Passengers are allowed TO take wearing hppareI
only, as baggage, and the Company VIII not IN any
case be responsible for amount exceeding one nun
same HENRY WOOD,
4l6s General superintendent
|
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DHILADELPHlA AND BALTIMORE CEN.
il TRIAL RAILROAD.-Summer Arrangements,
On and after SATURDAY, June !, 1857 Trains will
Chester and Philedelphla Railroad, corner of
THIRTY FIRST and CHESN UT Streets yves Phila-
delphia), at 7l5 A. NJ. and 4'5O M.
and leave Oxford at 3'25 p M.
a Market Train, with Passenger Car attached, win
run on Tuesdays and Fridays, leaving the Rising sun
az ll15 A M, Oxford at 1900 H. and Kennett at 100
p. M, connecting at West Chester Junction with
IL ain for Philadelphia On wednesdays and 8atur.
days trains leave Philadelphia at 2'SO p. M, run
ing through to Oxford.
The Train leaving Philadelphia st7'l5 A; NJ. con.
meets at oxford with daily line OF Stages for Peach
Bottom, in Lancaster county. Returning, leaves
Peach Bottom to connect ct Oxford with the After
noon Train for Philadelphia.
The Train leaving Philadelphia at $50 P. NJ to
Rising Sun, Md. -
as baggage, and the Company viii not In any case be
Tesponsible for an amount exceeding one hundred
doars upless r. special CONT be made for the same
6uR HENRY WOOO SeneTAl SuPh
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THE PHILADELPHIA AND
sfFfSN SOU HERN MAIL STEAMSHIP COM
ssfsk{kAAzss PANN'S REGULAR SEMI MONTHLY
FOR NEW ORLEANS, La.
JUN1ATA 1915 tons, Captain T.. L. Hoxie,
~ IlOGA, 1915 tons, Captain j. T. Morse.
The TIOGA Will leave for New Orleans on SATUR.
DAY, October 8, at o'clock A, NJ from Pier
The JUNIATA will leave New Orleans for this pors
galveston. Natchez, Vlcksburg, Memphis Nashville
Cairo, st. Louis, Louisville, and Cincinnati.
Agents at New Orleans, Creevy, Nickerson & Co,
WILLIAM l.. JAMES, General Agent,
CHAS E, DIX IES, Freight Agent,
4ll No. 314 S. Delaware avenue.
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SHIPPING

..sESa, STEAM TO LIVERPOOL-CALL
sslalAszAas log at QueenBtown-Tne inmAn Line sail
lug semi.weekly, carry ing the United States Mails
CITY OF WASHINGTON-Wednes September %
CITY OF ANIW EkP ......-..... Saturday, october 5
CITY OF NEW 1ORK-...,.... wednesday. October
CITY OF BOSTON Saturday, Oci ober IL
CITY OF BALTEMORE........-Satur october 10
And each succeeding Saturday and Wednesday, at
noon, from Pier No. S., North River
RATES OF PASSAGE
By the mail steamer sailing every Saturday.
Payable In Gold. Payable I'm Currency
steer
10 London. ......... 100 To ou.,........... IS
To ars............ 115l To Paris. ,.....,... IS
Passage by the Wednesday Steamers-First Cabin,
500; Steerage, S30 Payable in u. S. Currency.
Passengers also forwarded to Havre, Hamburg, Bre-
men, etc, at moderate rates.
Steerag passage from Liverpool or Queenstown t4O
currency Tickets be bought here by persons send.
ing for their friends.
For further information apply at the CompRnyH
omSes, JOHN g. DALE Agent
Nc. 15 BROADWAY, N. y,
S1 or No. All CHESNUT ST., Philadelphia.
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HAVANA STEAMERS.

sSzfEf75. HAVANA STEAMERS. <%NEe
5EMI-MONTHLY LINE,
The Steamships
HENDRICK HUDSON. GA PTAIN HOWRa
STARS AND STRIPES.........CAPT PTAIN HOLMES
These Steamers VIII leave this port for Havana
The Steamship HEN DRICK HUDSUN, CHowes,
Mastery, will sail for Havana on TUESDAY NORM
ING, October /, at o'clock.
Passage to Havana, $50 currency.
No freight received after Saturday,
For Freight or Passage apply TO
THOMAS WATSON q SONS
81 No. l40 N. DELAWARE Avenu
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PmILADELPMIA, RICMmOND,

THE PHILADELPHIA AMI
HTSA SOU1 HERN MAIL STEAMSHIP COM.
eeiAkfSessssSs PANY'S REGULAR LINE
FOR SAVANNAH, GA.
TONAWANDA. $50 tons Captain VIM JenningB.
WYOMING $50 tons, Captain Jacob Teal.
The steamship TONAWANDA will leave for the
above port Saturday, September 2S at o'clock A.
Nj from Pier 1e South WharVes.
Through passage tickets sold, and freight en- foF
all points connection with the Georgia Central Rail-
road. WILLIAM l.. JAMES, General Agent,
CHAS. E. DILKES, Freight Agent,
NO. 3l4 s. Delaware avenue.
Agents at Savannah. Hunter d GammeIl 4IS
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GT@R THE PHILADELPHIA ANN
SSsstatasAkssssas, so OUTHERN MAIL STEAMSHIP COM
PANY'S REGULAR SEMlMONTHLY LIFE
FOR WILMINGTON, N. O..
The steamship PIONEER, Sl2 tons, Captain ]. Ben.
nett, VIII leave for the abeve port on Thursday
Wharves.
Bills of lading signed at through and reduced rates
to all principal points in North Carolina.
Agents at Wilmington, Worth d. Daniel
WILLIAM l.. JAMES, General Agent
CHAS. E. DILKES, Freight A gent,
az No 3l4 s. Delaware avenue,
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MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
FOR CUARLEsTON. q a..

EWH NAsAHAEsIUNJ q.
The 'teamship STAR OF THE UNION, Captain
T. N. Coolsey will sail for the above port on WED
NESDAN' October Z, at o'clock A. NJ. and every
two weeks thereafter.
Freight taken for all points I'm conn ection with the
South Carolina Railroad.
The Passenger accomm odatlons of this steamer arc
OF a superior character.
Freight now being received at Pier Is south DELLA
WARE Avenue.
VIM. L. JAMES, General Agent,
924u No 3li South DELAWARE Avenue.
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Ig1fEFs. PASSA TO AND FROM
sSIL4sallssss=4ss GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELANn
BY STEAMSHIP AND SAILING PACK EFT,
AT REDUCED RATES.
DRAFTS AVA1LABLETH THROUGHOUT ENGLAND
IRELAND, SCOTLAND, AND WALES.
For particulars apply TO
1APSCOTTS, BROTHERS d. CO.,
No. S6 SOUTH Street, and No. % BROADWAY,
IL Or to IHOS. II. SEARLE No, 2l7 WALNUt
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NEW EXPRESS LINE To
1S&$fA Alexandria, Georgetown, and washington,
sshk3asa u. g., via Chesapeake and Delaware Canal
with connections at Alexandria from the most direct
route for Lynchburg, Bristol, Knoxville, Nashville
Dalton, and the Southwest
Steamers leave regularly from the first wharf aboVG
Market street.
Freight received daily. -
VIM. p. CLYDE q CO.,
Eo, ii North and South WhRrveAl
J. b. DAVIDSON, Agent at Georgetown.
M. ELDRIDGE d Co., Agents &C Alexandria, VI
giniR. 6I
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Corporation tgUtitts.
CssThiL DEPARTMENT or THE METROPOLITAN Police
No. 200 mgIBERRr.sI., hHg'foKE, hey. "a, 1861
JCT frO INSPECTORS OE REGISTRY

CssrnlL DEPARTMENT or THE hgrRoroLiraS Police
No. 200 muBERRr.sT., hEg-f0KE, Nov "a 1867. :
NOTICE TO INSPECTORS OF REGISTRY
~ AND BLBCTQSsItS The da'y Of Inspectors Of Resy
meet polling places o. their respective districts FRIDAY nd
SATURDAY neIt q aud continue Ia ,esso5 mil each
pursuance section IS chapter 1 % tie Laws II 1855 Which
provides oxs City Of SewYork the nar Rets
nv sha Friday SATURDAY preceding ,ls charter esc
which they shall the register OF electors mads AMI per-
feelsd the general election immediately preceding vhieh l.a g
completed the proT3ed
yng correcting completing the register Of essto. mads he
TretlJ three weeks preceding The election ~ general eons"
NOTfCE served Al he
General Election hereby notified that they required perfA
Of Oneti At the coming election anes specially rotsd
the colrary
Tho polls eock tsd % minutes and The Ctneu
required be the polling Places ~ their respective
ftirt mifneg before the closing 81 he poll
NOTICE TO VOTERS-Ihe placer OF Registry and Polling places
the Charter Election 10 be he'd The 81 dsy Of December
they The late general election, ehstge
made ADD places designated ioosE E1h WAm
Nntb District No a BayArtsL hAdtng saloon Maoleenh War;
Filth District No $50 Third shoe Naeteeuth Ward
Eghta District No go Ttdtv te.l estate eee By order o the
Bosn u Police THOMAS {. ACTON President
y G. HAwLFY, Chief CleIi.
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4 ONG ISLAND RAII.ROAD.--NOIlCE.
Tbs HxFERFs TRAIN saytag New YORK. = o'clock n sl
Ssa tirsssh T. GRKeEPORZ o. WEbH EsBAI. Nov a.
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Sttambuuis anN GaiLroans.

TOR NEW HAVEN, HARTFORD. SPRING
FIRLD &c Fare Que Dollar Steamers iesye Pct slip or Now
Hsvss st3;iS and II connecting With The lsilrosd
TOR Newburgh, Poughkeepsie, and Rondout
II daily 81 landing AZ C0stens Cornwall htrboonE hAsn
and Esopns Str JAS w. BALDWIN on Mon Wed, aud FRI ST
THOS CORNELL on Thur aud Sat rom foot Hrcnit n x
EOR NORWALK and DANDURY The
IL s,ssnbOs. NELLY WTB leaves Pier No 81 R' River At
O'clock TUESDAY Thursday and Saturday connecting With Dsuhuy
RAroad Reiune leav youth NoIg ak on alale days .l3
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OyToY % TEE BoHp OF RDUoArI0s, }
COHSkR % GH,RD AND BLH.sTa,
49, 4

OYgIcE BoARp or EDUCArI0s, ]
GRAND RLu.sTa,1
u ERV.Y0EE Nov. Is, 1851 y
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
- Ofee until the efDecembsf merit oeok ~ which
time aid Proposals va he considered for supplying TO Publ Soos
anon q tho Board Of son 18th Books stsiOImy
ard ether articles require! tT s USE q sad schools Tor os year o'a
Isl q DE Articles required flIhbsi application
Cleh or Boar Of Eduesgon
SAMUEL b. H. VANCE, COMMITTEES On
y 5 54Ss Is !. 4bapffieSAc. S1V'lsl
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situatirps &lani,S -iflaIts.
YIy @lanisS.

WTANTED-Ladies who have an hour OF two
w ad,y noble ehsriT. and befdonl The unfor
nate and crippled Soldiers saved Those VINO esn o.
vote shoie vi b. allowed far remuneration Feae 81
upoa address GETTYSBURG ASYLUM ASSOCIATION store Ma
so Broadway
wv AN II f. D--A thoroughly competent
w DRAU0HTSMAh FIR vort icsiorsi mast be well recon-
mer5si u. y ENGINEER AGENCY, No Boslsg q een.
XEyANTED-A CLERK who has had expert
ence the PICTURE aHd PICTURE FRAN Busres hppJ
b. letter giving references JAMES MORRIS Co. No s9fatoay
WANTED A HOUSEKEEPER in good
brs1s near the eity widow xth chEen ohJsctcn
usrtar 10 mar be Address G. H.. Tribune Ohee
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Biblical
RE YOU NERYOUSq

ARE YOU NERY0USf
"A sick Dyseptc Co1sumrtTe, DesDorieui Gloomy Fnl u
Trouble Suicidal Bp.e,s Il mo ius tie Eord dream ss'
~ reood II he hsn Nom,n, you may bel
having perfected great discovery aud ny Is reuarka
seBd stamps Tor circular concerning the means 70 Bostp1 Mass Boz
no 33sl DR. RANDOLPH Nerve H1e .tist
WI sry-Dr j. BOYEE DODS announces 20 tie public that ne
Electro gneo Currents julousy applied Win cure the various h
which human heugs afflicted II doubt this lei n
call No. 58 Montague st. Brooku and test Dr. D
las years experience IN ung the battery medically and has %
made dsoory The application Of electricity 10 disease whh
With vegetable remedies Is most certain 20 Ia
treated by Ofce hours hom 10 cocf 10
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T0NG ISLAND RAILROAD Winter AZ
,s,ssn ept-Chsnfe u Tine-Lsass Janettlp; M MAJ
sssis G Gsspo and al s.yaH. s"Dnsssr .. mSs: VIA
80 n. 80 .6oas n "a. Express lfsln for River Head IA
sgossst ,S3 Giles ovs pssssag ssiB aad All w.1os' "a
dayu oaly =,
Isa;sTS Psss % tsaO p 70 take sSeet kos les
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OnAn Sitam,fs.

EOR ST. THOMAS and BRAZIL.
UNITED sIATGs and Brazil NAIL STEAMSHIP COhPASr
GUIDIsG STAR Capt GEo r. sLOCvz, December ~
soT SOUTH Asss61 6 t Ts aSn1s 'FP1 SI5, IL
Pas Pe%aSasc Bl and Rio &c Jsnso sons sud abE Yer
&i i ki'. 1s;' sSPS 10 Bov, E.rYo
CTEAM TO LIVERPOOL, CALLING AT
- 9uEENsroWE-Tbs IuDAn Lane, Ssihg sswseky earynE
CRY OF LEXINGTON. sATusDAY November 90
CITY OF DsesTbsr
CRY OF PoSTo}N SATURDAY December e.
sd sl succeeding SATURDAY and @R6SEsDai ., 1ooa bon Per
D. ''"'''- NV" RATES OF PASSAGE,
- TlYtsfS IN soip WV 'PtYantx IN cr-,nx~ey
To London los To London
e; S Cam s :.
ESQ Payable il o. 8 Ourr.nc,.
Pai'snF,T oIslTjd H,us Hamburg Bremen, lie, mod
s rom 5ny S.:s. o. Sss;S,S.s 3 currency
For further inform sPg .Gs Company %s,
Ptnldelph. oae.-NO 1l Chssng,.ss
Only DIRECT LINE to FRANCE:
STEAMSHIPS sf sSSSERS SSw1oRK AND H1yss, CALLING
. oS S:r Me- % nor, Sorih rsI f.os
81 sEe6ASt s1TTsDiT nsss, "a
ylLLE DB PARIS sATGEDAt December y
FREE FsieE 6S r&sS1SE, Iss Ss'isi9s sa'G '
fh''o'''a TO 10 F AXIS. ''''a' 90
h H, iS ,', y,s sI' ssa5 s e1s o. s Sss
Jhest steamers do not Storage pgSsfngcrG
Hedea attendance free ofchGrge.
going returning s the ecAtnest buspe
By taking Tie steamers Of this Limo avoid unnecessary nikan ahi
s .s railways '' Geo SI'S St 10 saw
NETWORK & BREMEN STEAMSHIP co,
TTB CHEAPEST LINZ.
| Steamships ATLANTIC, BALTIC. WESTERN mBfROPOLlA
FOR SOUTHAMPTON, HAyRR AND BREMEN,
Cabin $40; Second Cabin Sos Steerage, SS gold
The trips discontinued during tie Winter months eIs
| departures win be advertised
psfsage sppTto
ISAAC TAYLOR President. No 40 BlostNaY
VNHE NORTH GERMAN LLOYD's
Il Steamship BREMEN. II. A. y. Neyaabgr master,
carrying TIE Uped states mail viii sail from the Bremsa per tooi
Thrdsa HehOksa -
On THURSDAY, November 81.
BRFMEN, VIA SOUTHAMPTON
TAXING PASSENGERS TO
fsaor Hsrrs Southampton olosins rates psyb'
| in colo:
FOR srss cabin Sl2s; esbn s7si s3i so
To 10 followed the steamship AMERICA O. hrls nAs on
Thursday, DecemberS
Fo freight apply 0ELRlCS Co.. No t8 Bfoadst
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TOR PHILADELPHIA and LONG BRANCH
Il -RARITAN AND DELAWARE BAY RAILROAD-From Pier No
Root Of Duane ~ North River Atli ipess Lane for Pills
deIPba, sc At4p M ior Toms River, Long Branch &C.
Fare ~ Philadelphia onlT 81
PorEsE.YorE-BIprs1 Line from ynsL Ferry Philadelphia, At
7;f5 N.
Past Freight Line Philadelphia direct, and stations leaves
Pier No reaching Camden a. Returning ffoa ph
depbis mo go Worth Dessareaye.l AZ no Rat. low.
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Situations eOlAni,0 -cfrmnIts.

Situations e6laui,O- cftmnI,s.
A NEAT, competent Protestant girl wants
K SITUATION Chnheuusd snd WseI o.
Nurse HoaseEoh Can address liOtsbWokk AZ
No o. SiIhave.
CTTUATION as GOYERNESS wanted 10y q
- young LADY ubo competent % is,h the usual eases Of >.
5ea Addres. ~ NJ NJ Box No al Wodstoet Ontario OansdA
A NUMBER of well recommended German
N Girls wsrt stnstofs for GENERAL hOUsRwOkK, te, at
Low Institute 0r German hcrfaut No ~ btalionsh kuca
Chrystel D. aoen BoNerT aud ChrrsuesL
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u. CIR OY NKW.YoHEf pfPNTHYSr o. FINANCE
BrREAr o THE RYoUvEE'oy rAIFs,
al frr kHw CoreT Ii0rlk, fAaK Nor 4, 1901.
rINO TAX PAYERS.--Notiee is hereby given,
l. per cen. I'm Be ADDED % All TIss saPsd on the s Of
on remaining unpaid Jspnsy IT. n,ss At DE rate 81
calculated from she day TOE bcote
ssS 81 The Receiver Of gaJnsr, vii be ded
No none, vii ceiVed amer Oek 0de. henIs nom
to2 p bbhN AM 81 "a, neeslef.
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OPP0STTT0Y LINE to ClIATIF0RNIA.

" VIA NICARAGUA.
REDUCED RATES OF PASSAGE AND FREIGHT
1ie Asi and elegant Steamship
San FRANCISCO Can't Elisha HOwes,
Ill dispatched by North steamship Company On
THURSDAY. Dee q, from Pier No y North R,1e 1901 Of
a. connecting tie Ps6 With the fay0nte steamer
MOSES TAYLOR. Capt Bleiheh
Tie tse unsurpted oy thos OF
ah0al
, Dor Passage FrGght spPlJ - -
D. n CARkN6TON Agent Nc. III Nessk Wsrfea si III
WITH. WEBB President No. 81 ETchaags plReo.
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@nau Stramrs.
DACIFIO MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY

DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY"
u THROUGH LINZ TO CALIFORNIA AND CHINA,
CARRYING UNITED STATES MAIL,
VIA PANAMA RAILROAD.
YefI0HT AND PASSAGE AT GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
foot q CGRAs u eeOeE
Eson. fono~s -
3ARlZONA, Capt Jea Maufy, connecting with MON
JANA CAN'T Fausverth.
December lI-BBNRY CHAUNCRf, Capt q. Gray, connecting
stl 8OLDRN CITY, Capt Lspdge.
december li-RlSINO STAR Capt H. p Conner esnnseEiEa
SACRAMENTO, Csut Parker
hundred pounds baggage allowed nee 70 each saa paiseh
Ne3icinss and attendance free.
All departures Aospaco; those ol and 7isi connect PEns
lst and h for Ceaira Amen
ear poG ard those o. Isl touch AZ Mantanlo.
Of ih each month vita he steam aa heR
Fsaaf1s 10 Australia and NcN-ZaalsuA
Fo Japan China Of November II connects closely with
Republic December a. At Yokohama
vb EeWYor fr HorE Kong and Costa oa Sf 'ha
k3luslf.
Ff passage tickets Information apply Al the cree
te vGsIf Of CAnalsi EoTth River EsSIOrl .~r -,
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OpucE CgoroN AorHprcr DEPlETStNT, hgvsmhsr ~ l6I
ITO MACHINISTS.-SEALE PROPOSALS
VIII b. received at this ecs until y Ssoes ~ Of STURDY
Nov 30 1857 fs supply Of 30 WATER hBIfks WarshnToBs
Patent Of tbe Relieving Sizes Feehihs o. an neh ens se
sad hrseinsh lie qaary q esh ss rsqaee be dsse!ss
must be ndorsA ftopes eT Wae Ne
ter tse.shIf WITH tie Of tidsr, sJ9 Gate 81 esene
sI6rt ~ Tholkand DelaL
Of Meters ans blauk cnto b Ap b had 90 pBh
''N'' F" VIC Sf = =, FIJHMhg sTRPHFNs Cscsss
ROlgRr 4. DARRACH AQueasss
WI Az. CRAVEN sssHA
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-22

{" The Honorable Cause. .

Whatever may be its errors, it must
be conceded that the Sentinel is is i indie
pendent and positive in the Advocacy
of its principles IL says Of the Cir
fcularsreeently iissued byits 1--WE are
proud Of it and take this occasion to
say that we publicly approve of every
line and word in it.
From the same article we qpote:A ~
We do claim that the late v war i E on N
the part of the. Southern States was
an honorable one. as the nations of
the earth have proclaimed it, and as
every honest and honorable Federal
soldier, who met his Southern breth-
rem in battle, proclaims it and feels it.
X
MAS to ourself. if we are rebel, all
right. Never having engaged in any
other cause than our country's (when
right, we have no defence to make.
Had zoe kaoaon, however, schdt zoe
kaoio no,o, as doubtless thousands of
other Democrats feel, the " Union "
armies looutd haze been smaller and
the Confederate larger.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-22

The difficulty was that the Charter
did not contemplate the taking of
stocks in zcompanies outside of the
State of Indiana The amendment
proposed is to the Fortieth clause of
the Thirtieth section, reciting the
powers of tie Common Council, and
lis in the following words.:BA VI 'of
subscribe and take stock in
the Evansville, Henderson, and, Nash
vile Railroad Company, a corporation
created by 1.-THE Legislature of the
fCommonHealthuof Kentucky or any
other company or corporation organ
ICED under and by virtue of the laws
of the Commonwealth of Kentucky.
for the purpose of constructing
railroad leading from Nashville, in
the State of Tennessee, to a point on
the Ohio River, at or near Evansville,
Indiana.
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Literary Notices.

DEMoREsT's MONTHLY for March,
has been received from the publish
ers, 473 Broadway, New York. AS
itslpredecessors, this number is pro-
fusely illustrated and full of choice
reading, and contains the very latest
tintel ligence about the coming Spring
fashions. For the excellence of its
reading matter. the beauty of its illus
tratiOns, the quality Of its music. and
the authority, completeness, Andrelia-
bility of its fashions, we know of no
supe rior in the periodical publications
bf the country 0TRe Plates aud lbat-
terms accompanying earhgnumber are
alone worth, the SUBSCRIPTION, w., -,,-,
"a NORTHERN LIGHTs, for February
23d, published week gsby the Amefi7i
can News Company Of New York,
and LeazsShephard,A BOSTON, con-
tains an interesting illustrated article
on Oysters; 'afgo Side Views z Of Bull
Rum Neighbors Wives, and Fleeing
to Tarshish, both continued and
other attractive articles. We have
already noticed this new candidate
for popular favor, It is well sustain.
ing its early promise. I'll
3 BLAcKwooD's MAGAZINE, for Jan
nary, is received from the american
publishers, The Leonard Scott Pub
fishing Company, New York. who
also supply the American public with
the English Quarterlies. The con-
tents of the present humber are: Our
Naval DefenGesa where are Ye2 Nina
'BSalatka2 The Story of a Maiden of
Professionalism; Sir William
Parker, the Admiral of the Fleet;
Conington's Translation of the Enefd
Cornelius O'Dowd-Continued The
Campaign in Western Germany: Wo-
men and Children in America
Bownlows-Part l; Who are the
Refprmefs, and'what do they want?
+ afiDBBow's REVIEW for February,
containing, articles on Millions Do
nestle Life; Seats Of Civilization and
the Course ofFrade5; Memories 81 The
SW ar Monarchies and Republics; The
Great Fair at New OIL cans; Mar hufaac u
TIRES South, True Renee VIII
ezlsd MI %
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been degraded through the instru-
mentality Of those who are received
with open arms by the most respecta-
BILE, moral and religious. 1t is pleas
ant to think that our legislators now
feel that some provision should be
made for the comfort and reformation
of these victims of deception and be-
trayal, so long as society smiles upon
the authors of their ruin.
The Capital during the session of
the Legislature is a gay and fes-
tive place, Last evening, there
were some three or. four ballsih DIFF
ferent parts of the city. Gaiety rules
the hour. Our grave Legislators have
their cares lightened by the smiles of
beauty andyt the attractions of the VOC
taries of pleasure. Every effort is
made by ;sympathising an interested
friends to smooth out the wrinkles of
anxiety, and remove the unpleasant
ness growing out of the conflicts be-
tween antagonizing political and per-
alinterests. =" 3 OCCASIONAL.
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9aGEN JlEGF T..rY,,It Il III q Iona e IA

GEN. J. G. LA6MAN, Of Iowa, died
Rt his home at Burlington, in that
State, few days ago, from the effects
of old wounds received id the service.
Gen. LAUMAN was one of the first to
enter the service from Iowa, going
out as Colonel of the 7th Iowa In
fantry at the Beginning of the war;
DE participated with distinction in
the battles ofhBelmont,s Fort DoneJ
son. Shiloh, the siege, of Vicksburg,
and other engagements. 30