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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-05-25

The Eureka Deick Machine
Makes 5000 splendid Brick per hour with only nine
and one pair of horses. or 4,3ia per hour by
steam power Has complex machinery 10 be get
ting out Of order breaking down. lie great sim
prctty and mary elous power cammand the approval
oi every expert. nj sight
We challenge the world tc produce its equal
Satisfaction guaranteed 20 all purchasers.
ABRAM REQUA, conceal Agent, No isi Broad
way. n. \. mciu6- dem
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Sine auOere gSer5tDl..

4eFts rf-
@inem 8ribatbriefe, Der uas aus
Bafbirston bon ionit ipobtunterri6tss
ter Seite susebt, entrebmsn mir DIG fol>
aenoe GteIIe: 1sssas Hsa 4-a.7ss
,,Sie ,gupreme i@ourt" ilt,,iiit einer
Mdioritdt bon eirer &tinrne fur bic
Neftanrations, &eattion iptereilirt. Die
Ter .Gerihtsb6f tritb, ben, Set. @ib"
nriS bas ,,garoerrsbts s@eisk@ fcefvfi
rights billy fur, unccnfttntionea erfIas
rem uno er miro :ntjdeioen, bop Die &es
belenlfaaten in. Eon9reB rsprdfentirt
iein n1iBten nub baB 6igfelben de jure
uno deafacto in Der Union ais GtdateR
fno. $50 ai'I' 90
Diege Bofaisfdt bantlt ale bios
protettibe @elebaebsng aus Dem 56eens
freiie uuo es aiebt nur 6rsi Oin9e, bic
oas Qan6 retteR f6Hnsn un6 ueIdes sOa>
bon 1T tein 3peifel, iofort nod 8nlam>
mentritt oes @ongrefes ai9s1pnttnen
iperoen, sss.aasl5ss . !: zasss;5AsV
grfeas: 8a6iruns zines @eleses,
ueIdes Chill Regierun9e1 in ben 3ebn
Oitritten, ais. Mlabuntn, gfor0 Caro-
lima, Georgia u. no. (9enne1ee snas
tiirlid ausoenomine1 setaht irt uni. grs
tbeiInng 6es Gtinrmredts an aI'Fe
Iog ale Mduncr nbne uaterfdieo Der
Sautfarbe - iOtpie ,Gntsfebnng befels
ben bon allen foGGctT eerfOHeu, bic ni1t
eInen aeniIIen Gfb Ieiiteat p0ek cine aes
suiHe Grtldrnng obgebrn f0nnens
3u e.iten6s REORGANIZATION uno
Tnar boatdnbi9el Der, jGgpreme Court"
Der 8epeinigten @tnatenSEu hf47n4)
Orittens GnB fpfortiee Sdritte
gef@eben, &nbreiu SObHion in Antla9e<
ftonO AT berleben to impeaeh D, Denn
70 LANCE er bIeibt, 100 or II, 10 lGnge III
Der 8er}HtD6rnnDs s0Igett Der 9Republif
inlmer oftip, un6 mag 0ns forttudbrenoe
2lgitirens un6 ilH9ufbDrIi@e nutergras
ben, iuel9es utafAiBenwabig bonn Bei'
Sen Saule aus 0epHest piro, in einen
pl0kli@en BerfudJ eH0igea. BITE repuhlts
ianifHe Observation-Disclosures ut,lsultlirjen.
Dieter Betfum miro pnaenIHeinlib,
6ns beiueifen bisIe hetDedte 5tn6 offene
ufmrpatieusls fortlpabrene iIf @jnter>
bait heyborgeii, I'M bernidlen, pl6blid
unO iluerlpartsts tntDeSsTt gstDcrfen 81
iuer0eu. asases = , xs& :.ssssss4
sSsg,zE lss11S slHs Stf a5rasl sIu stlsffs3sscs3
ee tut ilrs nataAIid IsiDss. brB slUi,
Oernrttge MfjnuuggH bgge9ueH. @tl
batten nns ii 1estst Ssit S4 Spffnuue
5fsstse6en, Sab aaorel0 5Onons sSis
berEsne lgiFili& seprOSsH isi npn MD
penie battsa mir uris gefreut In 6sl
eFgHee 81 auf baIOise 9erf sanus 6ss
Svisoeee dc faeto. ,s sssgiss & .l,, s..l
Gob IN cut unterriAteteH &reifen II
Bqfbinet6n gEnF&tea, bie Die obigeu,
gefogt iperben, ulnb uus natirLiH tpans
Reu6 hE1bth III Nineteen @trttalisn dui
bdISIee AuseIeiduno Dsr f4Debsuben
@ffHDetbaitasels. \ ola sniaEihf
pHsR mic bob Der GOnersb Ieit i. treu
AT bttrstesR RgbHrf ertfibEtr
@epns 1sir Gin @ln5eebeaa SodHfoBiG
ana Zines phaRaes euA srahlidEgiin'
SAens unb ipenHs mir aud aerne reine
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-04

- bon @bnrH ,un6 YtneitraBe.i.a n.
p .tisT4ail la-----a az aaE saasIBaf Sian
" Office 9tnn6er osa'--i.o'5as /:
p6n 9-11 DOrmtttass, non 3-5 gtabmittaas unb pom
~ 70 nbr AbenlS. m ,-11gf1.s ~,
9omen t5nnen IN einigen 2ectioften cine Ieie5te,
geIdtige tub nette SdnS idbretben derner.e sssi@
9erren in SerieIben 8eit cine frdftises, geIdnQ
alitatt Sic Sdrebetunft aIs cine Radbo5mefunTt an
IebreT, bin ID bnr 206brise erfahfuiIg ~ Der @nz
isdt getommen, boB S9iIer i'm AEter pom go Sass
rem, dtatt etner stfdneen Wetbohe 5 fnIgen, Sirrd
bic Difieni6aft ft4 ieIbft in trseer 8ef cine ses
tpanqte S6reibpsiie ansewSbnen t6nnen.
M Nofbpile, 1865.
- 6errn 8. gB. DOIbedr.
y Bir iins ebenip ertaunt ME erfreit, bdb Sic uns
10 fur;er 3eit bic Yrincipien Der Ybonographie upu
tdnbi9 pert ben semadt baben.
- 9ds Spft 1T tur3, etnfddb un6 ausee3ei@net
8ehiirfnife Der menfthEidben 0eieAihaft. -
Riemanb lam bagegen fefn, auser Sieienisen, bic
es ni9t tennen. Sbre eigentbimIi3e 9ebrs Retbo6e
ma1t bas GHerren 6erieIben ntht nur Ieidt
fonbern moGt es aud 81 elmer aneenebmen nnters
h0ltmng. Das Sertbu9 (Pitman's NanuaD 1T iebi
p Surth bic Grfn6ung oieier TpuroerpoIen Runt bot
I'D pitman eineu boben YIas Guf Der ste Der menIds
fi9en @obltbdter errporbens une mir benten, hieie
RHnft iolte etnem ieSen ainOe eIebrtpet1<n.
SsSi ss sq s5asss, S ssBt g. g. Ga
b 81. +. gatterfon, Capt. IS. Snb. Q.
Ss.ss ssss,;s Il =
SiLas 3. So5nitor, 1. aieut., 60: s. load. Q. s.
& Sob BARNARD, 4. Serg. Cos 9 "a SnhaN. s. !
!. sailIiam YluH9I, Chaplain, IS. q. q. @. s.
9u-ce. 81 Sorris, @eporter fit bic NRiIitGr 6mr
Erifiiopsii Raibuine- - 4 .s,s,.-.y.s ,,c go
i Samss D. Sscoks,i aieits IA. nS.8 j ';S
8. 9enstep, Ssrs" 60, 8, 70. SSnSs D. 81 ,eagfa
S4Htr3 olnr ~ "a
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'SIs f1tss4tss = y sS4
). s 6! 9TH j, la.p .iOs,ss /
IgoBltt1.S si& sii,
%. &. GleyeIdstb, Rep.
s said gsiiritp Q z - = T;
|Sobn 9orHlan, Rep; gnr<
rod County
o. llabsrwoo6 Step aBepts.
Sns. aitSsfiohI stsp. Sas
Z milton agoliHt1s anzzl
ES. s. RartfilI 8e6fote
Q Counts iFflG sGGL 5
IS, g. sNluHpp, Rep. Rns
bertIon County,
o. SO. Ebompfou, ,&ep.
8ehfprh- county. s..,i..s
| D. VI, &tftIi, ~ ~ 'i5iA
Ia ! S. GsRerti iis nasyz
I@eTI, @. s., Smith,
IstDbtt agelib, MIRA
4: SnOssflpgan - 4
ley. @iIfIer, 20
S6lnes iallains, a.Jita =
~. Snmnrl MGipr2 2. GenIll
1 GdpdHerie.. y bFs
lssames SnlesyDElE ggaStg
10. gurnfngb6rlr, friiber
Rairy 3. Eennehee Sas
panerie, ~
6saraeD SonesyzsasNzauazau.
u. g. gBaters,
q. % sagalter. . G3sEtt9yi
tRaior 81. Ehornburgh,
l2. R. BIadnlan, friiber
Rnior4 a. Eenu. Gdn-
lG. q. Gamper,
IN. 81. Rsef, Pc
Sr1a 9Binesy t&
l@. 8. Sbepberc, frlbei
IT. 8. Senn, GGp.
.lS, @. @ntbrattB, frii5ei
aSit. 2. Senu. Snf .
Renben Rogers; &ep. nor
Campbell GourIp. e
Ism. 81. @oobcod, Step,
poit Racon Golntp.
D. Gpepce; 3Itberfori
.lS. g. SatterioH Snlitl
Gotintr. .,-s,,,,
81. q 8dH, Sper County
10. %. s Senter, pom q
Giitritt- "a 80; 80. =
~. R. Gate, 31ifttstoi
gountp.
A. g. Sharp, eb0tta
ii tfoogd.
fiTHri
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-04

8ebime,nmpaen.

Sdrpsr,s ResEIp Fir ( Sabr $4.OQ.
Glne Gxti1 Nunlfser, pom &sefia wle pom Eaeas
zine, ietrb iebem GLIB. Der. anf gsitAmerh 94.00
abenntrt gratis uergkfplgt.
6ebIenSe NnmweEpS tsnpsh ifpesaett na6ssIiefert
tpelben, %4s4NS . - - u - ed
gMs ~ y, asHlQ.ss easE NaHMssM esa Aoqtss peM
5em Ahb nteelt9 eebHRbeN fur 81 uerfanct. Gina
uoI1tdnsi9e AnsBabes heau 5eSvgaAse .mmtaiIcnh,
4a4aaRlnua Der iran perts9oisen uerf4iGs wfrben.
Det& SabfsaIss ssf1eHt as ifiea Seniiar 1857 PODS
irper s. @rDtberS, Y
24Oba rss tanEliu Ssadrs, gism gsrs S
- q nssisN q Ir1f
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-04

rafhe Anb eils 9teA Ell
babes ssinsenh sIiudt,
@tndsk iporlG uase y
,luh ale Mb9s prsnetf
utGnneg liam ;bielet
8cllsr 3nfptut1 trirb
ans 455sIi t.
$, ..z Aspr @f Ria'l
q. 81 Siiicl 6tf, Mer: 9pei
u. aaubernnIe Counties
@. 8rewer, Rep 8enfcr
y. Sump5ries gonri les,
ID. g. @arner, 8epy Gam;
renee GSsilttn = !. !
Siraul Nefris, ReP, GaI,i
non GoiiJltA. - :.
R. 9dsDss, Res Seutrei
8. S :. sssisbs, atp. sssai
fon Count ).
e. R, Reltons &ep Rori
gan Gpuntps &c
90. "a No o6se &ep Gar
ruu E0ilnt1,. =
Q. 81 MrlieHs 3 . IliEss
q. p, G. Relfpils ~ar;s,
o. %. Sfdygs .st'
Col Gs @. TBpyBb ufgs :
g. g.. 81. Baton,
Geo. 81. Biad biirrr u
q. n. @aTter, gis r.
&. y. $6pIor, friiber Capt
Is. Tenn. Gapallerie,
g. 8. @omeI1.
Tbornos Norweu, .sRlo
S.R. %ildett,
o. I'D RheEfcgas
Tbo8. S. Rafon, -
&. 3. 9tinriis, ftdber Col
8. Eenn. Gapouerie,
Sol. Subion, -
%. Sawper, fr1her 81
Col. 8. Tenn. Gan.
q. 9. Re@air, frdber 8
60. g, 6. Tenfl. Gan.
8. u. Doughty, Rep. 20,
Aaberfon gountp.
&. 8. 9onaIbion, &el
Ron Blunt Goiintp.
q. q. Sufoii, -
25orn6s RGrweu, Aei
non Sarbin COUNT.
B. 8ofoIt, Bhite Gpiinti
sSohn Al6riAee, Re4eir
Gountp.
&. 8oweH, Green COUNT
o. 90. Rel 3,
Glop RewIanh, 9nrbeu1a
Gount1,
q. gearioil, @battG
itno9a,
81. 8. RnuIHor, Rep. Rc
rion gountp. r;s-s
8. g. @sIter. &ep. &ht
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-04
sreaag @ a., AIS ailin5arr e fSS I7'SF

SIN IOIae stngt 8erdtbahg ~ % fiji faHtnb
eracbfef fScr6en, eiffeN @tAlftuf an Die afnbe%
btnaten tastipnSIa daaer bon SrnHeHEe8a eirerl
2uiautraenfanfh irraher5 S6pr9ieptantenbal&
auf benz &apjtple ail HaibYiae am ~. GeRruar
1867 III erlaIen, nm efaen geeignster y an
bipotest awfauheIlen, UNI hre, Mpffftei in biz
lem @t6ute III DertFeteit itiD atlbere Anssles
aenbeiteu G6nli1fn @Hasattessdn 8eftadIt gu
siebeas5 laEnsg Ha1iS sanpl = Snhi832AN
Diessap6espgsentlid es dbtisteit Der 1iest
ben Qaabe pcrheeeltben dragens, has ,5ptint-.
tiae 5didIM son TsnneIiee fret rtp ntlter
nirtlitb .repubIitanil@ept GtafnfIt petlaa8stt
roStbe uisb sisld bteA eite 9dabIang!I GSstniro
babtx 1ssingsnh EIludst< hae ieses3 County I'M
gtaatk ipoTlGuase NeFfqn4rn!nns en- abba lte
utSnner mao 6ieskr, Grnbeisiicn velttienpf;
0cllsT 3uiptuH rirb sitserldBti sTteaIttt. =
ans " ags5sfi ns<Is3sH .6ff4faa2 5sp
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-04
lJarifer Cri9imal (SOrrefpDm=
bens Ser vSennefTee Staats=
aaris, 1a geaember tss6.
3ettnnN.

~ 4 & = > -
4 90 lit siuar TEN ofgenebues 2hnt
lie Den @broniIfen, fid in eiiieft 8iti>
g, q g. OertO p .tnO Die ssfsr. ieAss
aalten,, Die Qthfttdffgtett teff0roert iek
sah einaueefteben, baB aas Sauptereig@
ltB bieier 8otbe, bon Der POIitif ab9e@ |
lehen, ipieber cine 9dJaDurgerihtsbere
bapSlung mar. sic fano in gflort, Der
oaalptlta5t bes 9eparts. oes Seur |
5enres itatt, in ienea OBJ hires ftarten |
tatbplAden 8laubsns 7berabbmten g $ q; / |
See. Son ben Glften tbfer gefuobfer
babsna lebp5 sbie sGiiselbeitsn Der 8ers /
banb[ungen Ell, iebr ttaltri9es 8ilb alb
qelebnt., 'Marttfl Heoll,, Elm febon bon
SalIe aus iebr., tDpblbobenber 8nnet,
itanb unfer, Der 'gInfIoae mad sihnabst
5einen Setter, sleiie beioert. Srdtien 5uf1o 1
ietne fleine SefIter oaEb Meffur pers
aiftet al baben, slrO bic s bqtfadsr ipas
rem 70, Hber5epger16. ,0qB. ,troB' 1etlles be-
,barrlihen, 2eu9nsns, an rfeiner S1llo
.fein 3DeifeI belebsn fohnte. sjdbfnidt
lpar ALIEN ieil g psogrunb. l5eintln
Setter bate e asasp 5snls 9ss g !
S,,ft H.; Ss;sss In 9r1nIsn Srffpn sssr3,j
49, - NJ ,,od Sei,, ftS her tsrfst
81; J. ,ns;fg,r ifaaSS Inn fs;ns Si6ste9
az aa gisS n.
los peraI1teti5 NesnIide .gtaua fottr<.
men aud. anoerslpo Dor, 6as eigentilde
Observation-Disclosures Clement 'bes 8rn,eiies
NOR ~ bnIIfon1,,,,f len me sRlIbe, fn6 Gieit1g
aiiIfiofeifis mt lpeId1er Ste 3e,ioeft aud
Sie msibIidaeli eg ala cine aans ituturg
lid,e SaSae .behariDelterf! OaB Der 9lnae<
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-04

~cr 81 M 9, SrpwnioD'
Haas. TIetp staatsieeretar., bs2s 2Om
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-04

@inem 8tibatbriefe, Der uas aus
Dafbirgton bon fonit fuobluhterri6tss
ter seite susebt, entrebmen ipir1bie :. fol-
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Nepes
SOI3tperf Gteblif Iemesst.

OPERATION tDortn SeHfterrchnan. Tbiiren, BItnha
enss Mne tnioenetga M0nl6ines. eerniees, 3radets,
@lf9hretter ulA @efdbe 9hfirp nnb Seniert4hmen.
Hontee uno de Art Solkwert su Udllten aeb6ria ans
9efertet werSea. a&r fne ebenfaIs rorbsrettet. 70
ben ttiEe NnSgabstt scI&eif MGidineris asssfamlsn
unN oIjNteuen uiib bofien hufb @inEtI ickkeif urh
i6neAe Bebiehtme BITE 0uiefbah bes btI3f ebea
4ublitnms ~ uer6ieuep Mne ia efhaIteu. -
werAeit. sstt sfsAi A2fs IL ~ ~ ~ -
linfete MeftRatt III IN nMrsittebafer qserbsnbus
NIT ben QecomOttpe chops Der Rai5piEe uub Gkaffns
noosa Giienbahn, naRe Der SeIuonee Seal Fark a
Geeararoke, ReiBplAe, xsnnefee.
SartibfIIs unS SHI9s
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Die mobile slati0naIgar6e enbIid5
beitebt aus ben ausoe0ienten Goloaten
,nno Melerhiitenr pn6 lnlI nur b0@ft fell
ten 5n ulbhn0Gn perfdnrlnelf her6eu.
Gihberufen SpetbtF bdrn fie nnr oar9
EaiierIidee DggEet ipeldJes ID ber na@s
iteti SeiFnn TSte parIaHtentdrifhe @es
.nebniiaurB Rrbatten mus
GDritebtn0eS iii Oct gtlohnltplan
bes 9elebehttputfes. Ser EWlOnSteur
briiGt fi9 barber bes lpeiteren 70 aus:
&n9enomnen, Dab man bon ben 1885,
600 Sraniolen. iuelde aliabrli4 bas
5fUdn3fBfte SUI erecfdBeH5 6tu460So 0a
taugIiditen nabmen, TO- tuir6 man sos
600 Wann fiir Die Actioarniee 'ilt6 ebeh
10 Biet fur bic siitterfrrbe erbalteH. -StaA
Mbsue alIer selesliden 9erbinberunsen,
san6ef oller aEst lOiirSe ieSe 8Idlfe am
Gnbe BON 6 Sahren bas na9febenbe
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Foy me EUcninO Telegraph.
THE SALT QUESTION.

BY MIS- LOT
Once on q time, the people found.
As they supposed, an evil
That sailing car-tracks made the ground
Much colder than the d-l.
A salty question, III be bound;
Their case deserves attention.
Their lot, the TOT of all, pve found.
Who turn to fierce contention.
Not only was the ground made cold,
But some forlorn pedestrians
Complained, that is TO say, they'd scold
AT fortunate eQuestrians,
Who, though they rode not on the backs
or horses, mules. or asses,
Yet back OF them they rode, on tracks
In cars, for cash or passes.
They scold because they will not walk,
Like them, in slushy weather;
And therefore raise the salt-car talk,
And shout aloud together.
All sickness is ascribed TO salt
'Tis highly deleterious.
No person is at all In fault
Now isn't that mysterious!
II cannot be, the atmosphere
Is poisoned by these measures,
Or else would ice-cream makers fear
Their treezers were not treasures.
No salt will never iniure us,
Until it lOoses savor,
And then IL isn't worth c-s,
For tracks or table flavor.
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rs.glEs-s FOR BosToN-vIA NEWPORT

2 HlSlK-h FOR BOSTON-VIA NEWPORT
Il4ztzzsssza5!--,s-ls AND FALL RIVER
me boston ana Newport line, by the splendid and
superior steamers NEWPORT METROPOLIS, OLD
COLONY, ana Empire STATE, of great tIength and
speed constructed expressly the navigation OF Leng
Island sound, running in connection with the OLD
colony and Newport Raj road.
street. ~
The steamer NEWPORT, Captain Brown leaves
Newport.
>. The steamer OLD COLONY. Captain simmons leaves
at Newport.
hese steamers fitted up with commodious state
rooms water tight compartments, and every arrange
meht lOr the security and comfort Of passengers who
ue hhOrued by this nights rest on board ana
ARRIVAL az Newport rOceed railroad again reaching
Boston early ON the following morning.
a paggage master is attached 10 each steamer who
receives and tickets the baggage and accompanies the
same TO Its destination
- stean runs in connection with this line between
Newport ana Providence daily Sundays excepted
Freight TO Boston taken az the same rates by any
other regular line forwarded with the greatest eN-
pedtion by an express rain, which leaves Newport
every mernng (Sundays eXceptedl, at O'Clock for
Boston and New Bedford, arriving at its destination
For freight or passage apply board or at the Omee
Pier No 9s Norh RIVER For state rooms ana hertbS
apply board, If it Is desirab to secure them in
advance, apply TO T. hiITLEFlELD, Agent
NO " BROADWAY, New York.
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
/ MPoRTANT SALE OF GOVERNMENT
i VESSEL

DEPOT QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE J
' BALTIMORE, Nd. 7
,,,,, =. January 30, 1861
=, Mll pe sold at Public Auction, at the port Of
halIlihoIe lHendersons Wharf, East Balti-
1867, the -1''
SUPERB SIDE-WHEEL STEAMER
20 --o COSMOPOLITAN,
OF t19 tons; length, 225 feet; breadth of beam 81
and ii feet stroke. - ~
"a rare opportunity is afforded, in the sale Of
@ Ihls steaneT, TO persons desiring to purchase Il
really nrst-class vessel ~
she Is OF light draught, the engine and boiler
are in most excellent conditio5 and the hull
perfectly sound and strong. "A"
IL Is believed that for size opd b,,iI5 tho COS
MOIOLlIAN surpasses any vessel hitherto
Tarns ~ Saeh m mni1enJ Tor sale at this port.
sale. 0HO luhus, Oh u"S N
turther particulars may be learned on appli-
catlon TO the undersigned. or 10 t6a Hncti6on-
GERS, Messrs; SsS "a MADREON, THOMAS a. Co No. is
south CHARLES Street - ~ NO'' ~
by order OF the QuarUermaster-G GeneraI
C.,. A. s. KIMBALL
ooto7 CapIaln and A. @. NJ, u. s. A.,
Depot Quartermaster.
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T NITED STATES REVEN0F CT1TpS
- Principal Depot, No 3O4 CHFsNIrr stTeat nsti %
NenIih Depot, no lOS FIFTH Street one door below
Ohesnut Established 1882 0N' WV WV"
hand in any amount, wy Inscription constantly on
ntes statss s Nm,d OF Express promptly attended TO-
YorF or current funds tc,@ s,@ on Philadelpha New
TSa suSSnI SSe9, ,6s senuop paid TO small orders
Ssr srS anE 'ni0inAuon regarding the law cheerfuny
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.zEESa, EMPIRE STEAMSHIP LINE, FOR
= 4lk.lA4S, PROVIDENCE AND BOSTON.
Sailng from each port eveTY Sa uIday, from second
wharf above vine street. PHILADELPHIA and Providence
and Boston Railroad W hart Providence, r. l.
The line is compose OF the fTst-class Steamships
HUNTER, NJ. l.. Rogers commander.
CHASE, j A. CIossman cOm mander.
These superior and we'll equipped steamships sail
regularly advertised Freight will be received daily,
steamship BEN always The berth to receive cargo
Freight iOr Boston Mass. and all intermediate
points on the Boston and Providence or Worcester
Railroads VIII be received and the goods delivered in
less time and al lower rates than by any other route
Bills of lading furnished at the Office.
bills OF ading signed after the ship has sailed.
For further Information apply to
LATHBURY, NICKERShAM a. CO., Agents,
No. l26 North Wharves.
Henry Cleaveland, Esq, A gent at Providence X. L.
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EfGEs, NATIONAL STEAM NAVIGATION
&Alk1kS COMPANY (Limited)
Steamers weekly to Liverpool calling at Queenstown
The splendid first class Iron Stea nshlps
LOUISIANA, Captain Harrington.
PEhNSYLVANIA Captain Lewis.
ERIN, Capt lain Cutting
THE our EN-. Captain Gr0Ran.
DENMARK, Captain Thomson
An experienced Surgeon each ship free OF charge,
Drafts issued for any amount payable at any bank in
Great Britain the continent.
RATES OF PASSAGE, PAYABLE IN CURRENcvI
Cabin Steerage-
To Liverpool or Queenstown. 500 $780,
Through passage to Paris, Antwerp Hamburg Bre-
men, London, etc at low rates
SteeraVe passage tickets to bring persons from Liver
pOol Quet nsOWn S35 currency can be obtained
at No 27 BROADWAY.
For freight or cabin passage apply at the Office Ofthe
Company. No 81 BROADWAY. For steerage tickets,
at the Passage Office of the Company, NO. u BROAD
= - VI -'O' -'0 +. W. j. HURST, Manager.
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Newspaper Press Defense AssociationS Is in
course OF formation in England, its object being
to assist propretOrs and editors of nswspapers
in Tepulsing unjust attacks incurred by them in
the execution Of their duties, y
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RoR RJCHMOND NOppoTu 1Nr

~s#EF& FOR RICHMOND. NORFOLK, AND
ssSAlAsstts CITY fViHi.-Ihe side-wheel steamships
ALBHMA RE LIE fassel3 pst Nm BsSSume Every wednesday
bills Of lsdng etc 70 all points the seaboSId Rail
,gIsiiY1TSasToS' FOX a Co. Agents No. ss Liberty
street m. I'|TT
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Boston, January 80. 1867.

TINTED STATES REVENUE STAMPS
/ Principal Depot, No, 304 CHEsNUT Street
Central Depot No. 10S FIFTH Street one door below
Chesnut Established 1852.
Revenue Stamps OF every description constantly on
pI6Td oSders I By Mail or Express promptly Etendedto,
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II W CONTRACTORS AND MI lNEhS.-IHE
i Commissioners on the Troy and Greenfield Rail-
saChusetls invite Proposals. until the 10th day or
March next, for EXcaVatlng said Tunnel at three
different sections OF that work, -
This Tunnel, when completed, VIII be about "a
miles in length extending from the town OF FlOrda
through the Hoosac Mountain, TO the town OF North
Adams.
The Eastern End has been penetrated from the
grade OF the Railroad $500 feet 300 feet of which con
sist Of opening of about 10 cubic yards to each
talnug about II cubic yards TO each loot the remain
ing lN0 feet being heading-nOw measuring upon an
average cubic yards per running fOOtto be enlarged
70 the iul seclOni making some 10000 CUBIC yaras TO
be removed.
further section Of the work will also be let the
successful bidder for the above-named enlargement
If satisfactory terms shall be offered.
The UeStc1p End IS worked from shaft 3lS feet
deep. The eastery heading from this shaft-ot about
six cubic yards to each lneal too-extends 100 feet
and lStO be enlarged to section containing IL yards
per foot requiring the removal of 1900 cubic yards.
Bids for that amount and for extension in either
direction OF the heading and enlargement at this
The CtlitIGl Ead of an eptical form. 27 10 feet
now i'm depth is be sunk TO grade 1880 feet
from the surface, requiring the removal or ABOUT 5000
All the work to be done is I'm Tacose Slate, and
will require neither masonry nor supports OF any
buildings machinery, and means of ventilation, all
of the substantial character have been provided
and will be furnished TO contractors:
Ample suretes Will be required from pafueS who
NAV be contracted with and the Commissioners re-
serve the right reject all offers that may be made.
Plans and specifications may be seen on applica-
tion 10 ALVAH CROCKER. at the Engineers Office
North dams Massach usetts; and other Information
nav be obtained from JAMES NJ. SHUPE, Room No
i0 No. IS Exchange street. Boston, to whom pro-
posaiS may D0 JAMES NJ. sHUTE.
ALVAH CROCKER,
CHARLES HUDSON,
Commissioners.
BOSTON January 3O 1867. 245w
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N1GF4, -PAeIFIO MAIL STEAMSHIP CON.

IHkOEGH LINE TO CALIFORNIA,
CARRYING UNITED STATES MAIL,
VIA PANAMA RAILROAD.
Steamers leave Pier 10 ~ North River foot of Canal
street. at IL o'clock oOn, as follows -
december 81 -NEW YORK, Capt ", G. Farber, con-
January IL HENRY CHAUNGEY, Capt A. G..
Gray. connecting with COLLEEN AGE. Capt LaDdge.
January Il RISING 81 q K, Capt 4 A Harris, con
Meeting with GOLDEN CITY, Capt I. watkins.
All departures touch at Acapulco those of LIST and
2lst connect al anama steamers for south Pacic
pVrts; LIST and lth Tor Central American ports, and
those of lst touch at NJ anZanilO.
Depal ture OF llth each month connects with the
steam line rom Panama to ustTaia and New Zealand.
Steamer OF March H. 1861 viii connect with tle Com
panys steamer Colorado, to leave San Francisco for
Y oh Obama and BOng-kOng ON a pril 3, 1867
One hundre ed pounds OF baggage allowed each adult
M ediclnes and attendance free.
For passage tickets and all further iniOrmatiOn apply
at the off the wharf, loot of Canal street, North
f. r. BABY, Agent.