davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-06-07
I MEXICAN AND FoREIGN PATIENTS.
II. Ill. EDDY,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
late Agent Of the u s. Patent oce Wa hingtop rndsr
the Act of 1881

SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
late Agent Of the U. s. Patent Office Wa hington rnder
the Act of 1881.
No. rs State Street. Opposite Khy Street J boston.
After an extensive practice Of upwards OF twenty years
onnues Patents ia the United states aso IN
Great Britain and other foreign countries caveats
drawings for Patents executed reasonable te ms WITH
dispatch. Researches made into American anu roteBn
works determine the validity and utility OF rassn.s v
Inventions, aud legal aud other advice rendered IN an
fc touching the Copies OF the claims OF any patent
furnished by remiting dollar Assignments iecofued
In Washington -. ...,
Of inventions. - !, -. :. I, ri.
During eight months .he subscriber In the course h
large practice rejected applications
pprhIs every one which decided 10 his aSer oy
the Commissioner of Patents
TESTIMONIALS.
regard Mr. Eddy Of the most capable and sue
eessfnl practitioners with whom have haa inter
course. ChAhrro "A1"''
Commissioner of Patents,
have no hesitation assuring inventors that they
cannot employ man competent and Trustworthy,
and more capable putting their applications In form
to them early and favorable consideration at
Wv EDMUND BURKEn
Late Commissioner OF Patents.
Mr. r.. II. EppY has made for me THIRTEEN applica-
and that is pending. Such unmisakable proof
great talent and ability his part leads me to recon-
mend all inventors to apply TO him TO procure their patents
they may be Of having the most aithfn attention
bestowed their cases. and at reasonable charges
Jan. ], 1867 -ly JOHN TAGHARr."
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-14

CARRIA0ES AND HARNESS-CHEAPEsT PLACE IN
~ the cty all styles and qualities at sacrihce call and
examine before purchasing Closing out sale.
TAYLOR'S, 50 Cedar street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-14

! IL 81 :. ~ II
THE TURF.
t:eass ii i s sPs's'T ss TUESDAY TX WEDNESDAY
TrRRNTON JOCKEY CLUB RAcEs.-FIRsr FALL
%isF ss:y e Ais N st.
TTNIos COURSE TRoTTING.-MoNpAY sEPrEM.
" BER st ax r M sCesp.ssses & 500 mile esats
bay ssns Oneida Soy O. Lud-s ps Ss%dP Srsss
s..- sPONTISG.
A IL KINDS OF FANCY DOCS AND BIRDS ron
noe.ns sas bovsrs Nos cissas s' street.
\ A surEsIoE ENGLISH DOUBLE BAR RRAsREL eus,
s..s a'a street BY inauSns a tho '' '''A''
ehoicsst breed. Of Doea Bu.lsr,s Infalbe Manse
o. 8: Dog 's g. Ds. .nsd Soards &C. ssdions S
U,oR sALE-A VERY FINE ENGLISH BREEcH.
LANES, sio spring pis Street - -p'' :
- - = - -.--,-- 80 IL ,,,. 800
s.. s.Ls Apply = v q "a nSsss cor
DEA5Ess AEP
haze S:es.sd sisd Sssa Cs.sr::; &;
and other r psn S sG and -: 1s
ss from ss q Sx A. the mnrss: 81 Ss
Union. - = -
DHEzs7E7s '7oR s7IE-oNE MALE AND Fwo
4 IA s Psssl street. s S.:s%sni % '''' ''''A -''''
CHELL BOATs-TWO SINGLE SOULS, II AND Il
inch and inch foar cared sI. boat FOR ;sI:;
;,ss. Harlem river = S7fhES SosEETs' Boat build
ing .nop. : - ---- = =
psl!sT i good raan,ns order adass.s ssns price.
WzNTED-THREE OR -FOUR 1NERioAN DOE.
=. Aae1... DO. eell No. YORK Po.. ONO.
,,.,~ H0HsEs: ~ cAKn1ASEs: &C: ~~,~,~~
A LEEDS 4 MINERS
g East Broadway and
Lane rSoso MoMsSon's nIsn1s stables.
sss ss a
Sins pertaining business either At auction PHI
EssGsf sale; on TIsss.g: 9s:s and Fridays each
;1son and & TaSs :, as :s
Of For dss Sf ss:s a
ing Of sale: 2
sreets. wnam.bnrs.
!. rrENrIoN "a CAI.I.ED 70 THE LARGE soi' = nv
ss p and open ds: n and GEN.
talnng to the business.
.pIpp cu1Ncr --upvr eopprT uopJpo -7e
sstsbhea sI1 the proprsto. retiring from business
:. - ~ oou." : rou..n ..eo- ...-ey O..y. y. =.
AT 50 BARoLAY srREEr:-rwo FOUR AND SIX
n Phaetons Coupcs and Westcheser
7. 2: HICKS. formerly o. Newark
ArTHR CITY AUCTION MART. CORNER rurRrY.
ninth ~ street street and srosdwsy wi, Ss sold imoog large
Hor.es the perfect and valuable offered At public
-. = -a-- o.y, 1.-. %.
.Sro.. v,d.a os nas aAnn s,. IennS Snas.
very chesp. =. oRAY's. 2. y and q Wooster street
a SUPERIOR TURNOUT CONSISTING or A PAIR
style ana ucon Sesssnser elsasns Dos s
P sns nd sh Top Srss Woc
makers INQUIRE Il Brisrs livery stable 7vsntythird
M ..-ee, near ol..n .venao.
PONY BUILT HAyDsoMB TEAM AN OF L BAY I'm. MARES Res
price SIS for the team Asa powerful gray Horse and
and r Sss al md
cheap. Apply to J. B. HOPPER No. swest Eleventh st.
A FEW GOOD srEPPERs AND TWO PAIRS CAR.
Falls Harlem Railroad Agricultural FAR ish. isth and
10th, at Carmel
--- - : - - : - = -
SECOND HAND COUPE ROCkAWAY WANTED
New YORK Post oaloe
GARR1AGEs.-GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES
" The immense stock At 6S5 broadway Beecker
rags. Hearses and Coaches; 1000 lots Harness CALVIN
Wlrrf'S warerooms.
---.---- --------- ------ - = =
CARRIAGES AND HARNESS-CHEAPESrP PLACE IN
~ the city: all styles and qualities at sacrifice; call and
TAYLOR'5, 50 Cedar street.
- = -
LTXTENSON TOP R0CKAwAY, NEARLY NEW, FOR
~ sale a bargain. price $500 at COGGSWELLS livery
stable East third and Lexington
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-14
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

YOUNG MAN OF GOOD ACQUAINTANCE AND
"A hotel experience wishes to purchase interest OF
to In Ist class Hotel In this
city, and win devote his time and attention the business
ddress stating when and where interview may be had
Hotal Herald 0Dlce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-14

A MANUFACTURING ESTABLISHMENT WHICH HAS
"A been in successful operation for many years will be
sold easy terms at . very moderate price.
SOUTHMAYD CO., l9l Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-14

business wANTED-A YOUNG MAN OF 10 YEARS
Dexcrence in the active business habits with cap
ita desires associate himself with house already
established either city country undoubted references
given and required. Address II. G. p. Herald odlce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-14
TDACIFrC NAIL STEAMSHIP CoNPANY's
THROUGH LINE TO CALIFORNIA AND CHINA,
cARHY!Sg vSiIEp STATES NAIL.

Steamers leave pier 2 North ver Of Canal srest At
u O'clock noon, as follows -
August si-ARizoSA, Captain nsury. connecting with
SRI ii.hEsSy ciiH 6ScE9. c.pAis or.y connecting
Sept f.-RisfxG srAR, Captain seabary. eonnessas
With GOLDEN CITY, Captain Lapidse ...
100 pounds baggage allowed free adult passenger
Mediclues and attendance free. -.
All departures touch Acspulco those o. ~ ana IM
let and iih for Csurs American ports and those Of los
Departure Of iish Of each month CONNECTS With the new
steam line from Panama 20 Australia enc rss -
China from 6sS Prsnrsco October H. for fokohama and
naeHnaki and ghanGhse. = ...-..---..-- - =.
s.s ssf sR sydsss dss srss srsS asy
kcs tSS A.pADy. Assek
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-14

n profusely illustrated medical book. containing i'm
Portant medical Information for the people, Explains the
Principles Of the Chemical system OF Medicine with Facts,
Proofs References Cures and Practical Observations BY
Prof j. WALTER SCOTT NJ. d.. New York Medical Un |.
versry, 81 Clinton place. New York Price Is cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-14

DAssAdE BY STEAMER TO AND FROM
j. Liverpool and Queenstown
at reduced rates.
Also from Liverpool and London,
by first class packet ships.
Drafts payable in all parts OF Great Britain and ireland al
Apply to TapscoTr BROS sc South street. and q Broad
way, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-14

CTEAM WEEKLY TO AND FROM LIVERPOOL AND
y Queenstown by Cunard line.
MALTA sails Saturday, September a.
HECLA sails Wednesday, September 3.
Cabin passage $50 god seerage $2 currency steerage
passage TO New York $35
For freight or cabin passage apply at No. Bowling
Green.
'' ''"s' p-''s' "fp'' E. ouNARD.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-14
SEPTEMBER IA, Il
FINANCIAL.

AN ASSESSMENT OF 500 IN GOLD PER FOOT HAS
"A been levied by the Gould Curry Silver mining 20
Ddnquent 10th October; delinquent sale 18th October
prepared transmit amounts due BY Eastern SOCK
holders. LEE WALLEh
AGENTS of the Bank OF California, IS Pine street,
eept H. 1851
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-14

IITANTED--A MAN WITH ABOUT $1,000, TO INVEST
~ in new patent machine that VIII produce better or
would partner in good business already started Ap.
ply TO Mr. Yoeckel merchant tailor 50 Chatham st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-14

TINTED STATES NAIL TO HAVANA.
u ATLANTIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
sailing regularly every Thursday from pier No North
river at o'clock Y. NJ
EAGLE. Captain NJ. r. Greene. Sept 49,
MORO CASTLE. Captain Rchd. Adams, Sept D.
1o' s"'' W tyE8 B. HARRISON, President
No. bowling Groeu.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-14

CLATE.-wANTED A PARTY WHO DESIRES TO IN.
- vest and develop property Bethlehem, Pa,
which offers great with tring risk Address
H. A.. Grider, Bethlehem Pa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-09-14

cS0O WILL SECURE AN INTEREST IN PLEAS
VCUU ant and profitable business with u middle agcd
lady who has had IS years. business experience Address
166x East Ninth street.
@7n O00 WANTED-TO GET OUT TIMBER
splV.UVO under government contract; satisfactory
interest securty gwen No agents need apply and
but those meaning business Address VIM. Burr Herald
onlce.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-15

season IL q jacket, without sleeves, ~
black spotted tplls, with pepiHm
fas1ass stissbaf, printed aud open
on tls sides, The trimming upon Ihs
edge ~ black barb i6ee and jet, and
HhA efbap46bfs consist Of loops, with
eHds finished with ist pendants ~
black velvet, which are PLACED BpGn
Tie sides, the ends falling aysF tbs
hips aud jlai above the waist ia front.
hGN efntsa Hsw@Ths latest ssgr
sity 10 fashion Is the Introduction of
a new aud sineaiafiy beautiful aud
graceful boopsd skirt The shape
beibe quite new, ~ is IN 6EaGL aa.
eefdaaee with the requirements gftbe
prevailing fashion ana IN the differ
snt styles, Of which they gre mala,
will be found eHaetlg. adapted " M
long gersd skirts, skirts 6f 4 mod
etste length and width and the short
dress fof walking aud travelling weaf
The new skirt Is Known A. tbs "et-
gef Chain" b6Dpsd SKIRT. aud h oef-
laia not W break ~ get ont ~ 0fdsf,
iE not held together by tapes, bat
by silver links, small yel strong, aud
quite ornamental There Is no pos,
sibilitg ~ biLgtiRg Hp OF catching ia
adjusting tbs clothing, as there ars no
projections, aud the metai ~faslsnjDes
fofes tbs skirt sasily aud naturally
into position,
New beftbss for ~ayeniae wear oysf
wbits tuiie aud ~tafiafan dresses are
made Of small a6wsfH-piBk daisies,
blue igfasLFtis feLs, ia9ss rose buds,
etc A. garland ~ The sans f6Wsrs 10
feEL96ned below the waist,
The latest ornament for the neck
consists ef narrow black ~ eelofed
velvet. with d velvet efoss 6f I9okst
sttaehsd,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-15
Annexation OF Territory TO tho City
Of Evanavilln,
NaItsE ~ nssaat ewes, u

Nottss ~ nst1hf assrs, tiat
IN The peianien beanait - the CITY az
Etanasiiis y rt,,s.aaea II .i,e provisions
sasTiif1lssa t"ales "a, 'p II ...sas ' sf /. .s :; a1a''
granting ~ lie altisai,a ~ lie town ~
Hyaasynia, ~ the tannts ~ NanhatlNiteh,
q ii.s dnsftas,f arrsasai January u, iaif,
a.a u ala a.pplhian eisai sesfinas ~ said
sNis Mach, TiaallR ss%fsssseaa' ie7slkt Rieass,ii'as ffs ahtn.g4'
III aaattissfonsgs af Naiis,llugan pnantF
said pllF0f Tie mifaNlns ieaei lNed tent
taiA ant setting faffil The Fsasens ief sunt
aestlaasl 80 hilshtn stfeet. ai.a sauii.s
Nss, 81 isflt, a,.fs. tissa, ll'1,i i'.S ed,
hRlsftAf 81, as,, Ia 'iih"gF 81, ~ 81 a,s",,is,
erifnaiis he sauthaest eide q ths altss,
wfilsl, separates hfhpt's addition % sHld
eaia aiisl Hsathn hei,itaa aad fhiytf
aleitl uel lgst ntete 81 iess, ~ ths inlidla
~ thntft stTset! Uhehds ilafallei win
Elai.ti, stfssl lhf q lice wf.leis Neal.i 10
fila s.,iiIis ef Tautit sttept, IL sali sttpet
setp astenasdl ti.fas iiaat.aa ana nitya
stfHe iaspl leui. Mnfp 80 lees. ~ tiie perth
Nesi sidk al fna W ahasi, all tatis dsnaij
thence siane ibe northwest eide ~ sail
n.i,ai i've tV,infei aad twenty Iauy tlti
lnst, saefp a. lsss. o. a palnt Ia tins wliA
ti,r .alhiie ~ hieiiil, attsal,. as iiie saiaE II
laid aat Through iia saafhesa hlnisGas-
i.ss,ni' AID ps,siilpp ~" AMI twa"tp 'ssffss M,
,itetl.s taaa n 'iini ieei, naata ~ iass, 30 !,
t.si,tt Wheip the midair nf said trlshih
hi.sat, ~ ttip hsstefn enlargement ftsfs
septs win tho midnie ~ said Eighth street,
~ tia Southern Enlargement, ailh themes
III said Fasialn Enlargement ai6ak ihe
rtlaaia af saih hiiahtts stFast SIS naai,slt
aad seNpntf aal tistue hansihslpfa'sl
tnbt, n,hfe 90 less, 90 Tie fta9a hf hekihs
itiaA sisia .istritslf halita. s~fptiare,ia ~
lha nltf az hVahaFuie, ana INF ilaiteh &C
iaia pll, w h4tA, Maf
Attest. A. A, Mpuplst, aiaihp
IA il.aiaas ~ uai -, Inen tnsis. Inland
inita b, Martn, aiid IafIes 1hurdRiii,
apatalai.i ana lie ilaIth aiia4 leaai .on,as
seatatltss 81 Haah habalas. liepassed,
a,.a All ttt,si uwneta 90 eiei.aaats 90 veal
estate t.n,ftlsias tt,s iastita.f toaesihsa
- the mssHaihh aetiee, Wafih nwi
setlas u hereby slsan that lha petition
tstn'ssa tala the above natlne Was pie
seated 1. tts h.Aa,i III Daunis aasaa,isz
sln"s.s n ,Ns,sis,.M,ah oY..,t1 9. :
wee .nenlfsa atpi pp,isiisiaa eui " Was
.tas.sa ny sain hf,ft that tie faiti,sf
hea,tns aud ae,siae.atiaa az seia ansiiatf
iai,e ,es,t tanf ai saift naa,a att ,i,at
natlse he AlNtn. hf The tnentf Auditor, ~
qualifications ~ ths htalstlila hstis ipps-
i,shsis said baa.fi, AID that il win 30 hsasa
ta.te le.al af said hoal,i,
NtUtoh ntaati, A. We
H~xAsssitta. Map iapf, aAaiie 81
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-15
Annexation " Territory ~ tbs City
6f Evansville,

Hpffsf 80 assEus asyEss ma
IN ne sg'aniSa sssssaIl ~ tt.s etty 81
gfsg AZ III ne Gess,al Assembly, ~ lAs
state af Indiana, approved Marsh 4, is4s,
eni.tl41 hAs ~ ~ atst4 ~ TIE ssgeg3s,
n.s. T.a,'f. ft@safss a. s4,si5a 's I. aaai
Esat,aehla, ~ lhs e,Sgsls. ~ esa1sttbtghs
ssa u sda 90 ~hpikHsenist saattsi.s VI satd
49, Tgga e. . Mf'taelk.s H. BE- ~ ~ s ~, =
Iy ft.Fts, y. issiSnsts n. Y~sEaettaisen tss.tz
ssM aiig II usss bsw,assaasas ilsa 1ettg
..a q sea lsals,sa tg,ti. III. W .s. 1s, ve.s 3. a.. saas
Il E sa's n. II VII VI, I. sssass aasf faaaaaM
iaals.T str sstss sf1''s s1sNs bss
ant ets8sss ~ tita siay ~ E~ysf.sriiis, ssd
s9s plsttse % laa ~. 49,
AHs,ti a N Miae'sFs psfks ~ s.
M Aississ pss, eHa tts hsits asa Legal
adssasaiy aad ali eiAs. asHsss 81 sisl,as
agis gftss. ssiste. comprising Lts tsffls
.ehsi.aa.dfft = tnns'ffi.ig WV ' Hs,isss Va pfss
scented ~ tiis heafa et tGiisls lHs9s6tles
sis'.sts - lasasiEttsn d9Hatg on ahs
e,ae.ad etgs' sssiiaf ssssa si.ai d h." ~ lzsss
lea ss as Ell aass Ee H H.. sfi9 sp + tas
aa.is i +. esaq e s..a a hsS'e dshe, ttss
ui,isiieaiisa 10 trs M ass, lila Dslis
l%s.ssss' ..s. f g.ia f s.s ~, sa asasE
W fhTDh hisiH 4 VI a.
hyaaavliisi MsF Il IpH lassw dqfl
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-15


vYYs nAvn an sr0an a rss.s,
assortment af uaela - .u,n lie,
wlfsh No purchased faf ASS iNiine tie
late ialiaf 10 piless=ail ~ Whlah We teh
and viii ssii ~ pripos that VIII afihtd tue
fetal Mprniani large ttehtss
All sunsassfui maiahants hneW That the
mat,aV is matte Ia hNfihA H.asihi AZ
,i,niilh Will nOudHr Attn nAIr
nnI4n, aud ha We 40 mol charge anything
IA shi,eips aut Ats,sah we wuuih bn pleased
IL fsVa a~var4huaY tia aeals Ia ahr iina
0aisis - asia ssa,alie eht as los ana piiasa,
LANPHEAR g. MITCHELL.
AMI Ma, ss Noivfft ptnHr al,
a FINE ASSORTMENT Of Ladies' snI
IA Aisses' Ifimned Hafa, at the iateai
GliIinn nj les, lust leeaiyosi at
afa LANFHhAH a MllpnhLL'a,
A auEAr VARIETY OF Man's ana
~ aats. .raiMsLeef, Leahara, reati
hltaw, anl rasAmA nAts, ia the nrsinu
fsaae, inst received. aud AZ greatly 90
ss ape fs'ffsAsNfarAa a Mtroanl,,s.
n I.AmaE TOT OF shaker heods lust
n seasivsa and hss sale isw al
spa LAhfahAa = hproaHLL'n,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-15
Annexation ef Territory 10 tho City
III E~vaassills.


N lie lg,aadm HaBHeii ~ Inc SltE ~
at.sfnis att,sssiis9 II We a.tytslfgs
stsfe ~ Indiana aeHfaFsd iafeh ., isp5,
sa,tiisa ~ ~ q sfisaa M sftssts
ntst ssasif. gd "a e., sanli.a 80 FL
Esa.avHla, 10 tie county ~ Vaifaarluge.,
atIig HIaitef II aprgsEea JANUARY VI, iatI
al, iaGif'' ~ MDsdas lie iHi Day ~
II ttvtm ltt5nsss ~ Va1dsthgfah t9pnig
aaaffif III sfi.e Milswiss sdssa,IEsd lstl'
lssy, asa settling NTH tiih fsas9i,s hlt s'.ei,
saafs -sl2ni Ill, ~ h. =. me- sssaa II We
si.is . sa,,tEy ~ Haaee ~ wsstIls Wander.
Eii.seh County 'isseFlhAn &c Mllewa. VA
Beginning a. Dc seals y ss' ht,t..st ~ ssla
Huaasad aaa ,tltis ~ iataj faat, a,asa 80
s-a q ~ ..iqalfg II lie ale, aseats.l.s
lis fsa,s, ti.a lesfit.fk i.stsitk. de
s9.iliea IHshes east atveH Uis itIllie ~
said ailas t~H Thousand sie ithHgfah seg
.aiie iiia .inHii,s aastis s..a ssath thtaeki,
ti,f '.idals n -nl1 sfs,ls ll,T..,aa s.a,i.hs.E
" Il Va ttas} fast, sipfs az tssss 4. TIE st,tith
ifaa ~ said ssati9n a,td tHsiisa west i've
ineiiaand sis hundred as,d thlfts 7sskAH
Xxx ,se' ~ !. ,sa1, %HRaniaa III s 81 X ,s ess
y t,s a'ay ~ r~a"sgn'fg 7 nst i%ia.'si
fa ttla taiTs saa iseai representative 81
Isaac hiagi, Disii, dsasagsa. Esd all gllisf
sN aafs 81 claimants ~ lsai estate gaFp
psiaine the territory issesinsh ia tbs f9s-
salse Notice
Haliah 10 hsfshg elssl thai ii.s petition
f~fIafte,i ~ ia tlie alftfH 4uetlesl nas utss
anlted ~ lhG hgafH sT ianst4 commits
sl9.aia "a Nauieftlrpl Hslunts, nHltia afh
nas ~ Marsh is1h a.ta thai liia s..,.ss ~aa
rfteisei a,.a e~ta.si1atrl .lna " was %
Hefea Ia aaia .hHaFl, HAT Tie further bsaff
liik ann enfisiiHiatlHh ~ sala application
he a%aitint,s,i puili tho iissl aag ~ she Jans
~, ~, llsnf ~ sgld hss.a, aud t.at astlse
be sletU - lis Ini.iF AHiitef, ~ uuhit=
aafIsu Ia ti,a htanagii haiig 1ht,fnai,
that said application 10 ssN rss,ii.e hss
fare sail iiaatti, a,,a ti,at II vii l,s iisath
aud ieip. mirei uta tbs aall Hfat lag rms
iiiila taIs4 az aald h9atd
Ybi9h htsnfi, A, y,a,
hYAesAfthti ntaA ftli, Joni % iuHn if
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-15
Fire Limits.

Fire LIfiIts.
NgrssA - hannnnu asvnn thai
~ viii APPLY ~ the tataMaa taunsit
~ tisa sltt ~ Evansville ies pc. sAlseiep a.
essat a usass h.tiaias ga lat "a, Old Plan,
w - Ess..,'ils e"..ts. 7. nlsis.'r aud
rect. aayh Tvs ahrhhhA
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-10-01

1'nE CoTToS CIN.-In the year 1922
a young man just graduated at Yale was
on his way 10 Georgia TO teach in plan
ter's family. and l'y mere accident Gen.
Nathaniel Grecnes Nidow was on the
same vessel. When he reached GoorRia
his place bad been filed BY snothsr, bot
Mrs. Greene took him inte hes own fami-
ly. One day some sentlsmes dining with
her spoke of the vast change that would
be effected in their sgricnltnre IL some
machinery could lie invented 10 soperate
the seed from the cotton. ''Gentlsmen."
said Mrs. Greene, ''arply TO my young
friend, MIR. Whitney. he can make my
thing Hence sprung the cotton gin,
which Impaired vast values to broad areas
at the South, and TO the slaves who were
becoming proiitless burden. lIence
Virginia became what she did. Hence
slavery aspired TO control the nation and
the church, and hence the great rebellion,
anl all this from casual remark ut din
ner party at which happened to be
young man who expected to be teaching
sumo lad his "llic, haec, hoe" and not
to invent II machine which was destined
to change the whole future Of great
na;iun.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-10-01

A clsim involving $500, 900 has re-
Gently been rejected by the state depart
mcnt. 1t was presented by \ Baltimore
company, through Black Lamon & Co.
of Washington, who were to have twenty
five per cent If the proceeds if successful.
The claim Tor an island in the south Pa
ciiic, which the company claimed by
right of discovery, but Of which our naval
vessels subsequently, took possession.
The persons named and pressed for ap-
pontments are; For secretary Of state,
Reverly johnson, Charles Francis Adams,
Jerry Black; secretary of war, Gen. Stccd-
man, Gen. Mcclellan, Judge Hughes, of
Indiana Ex-senator Cowan, Tom Flor
encc; postmaster general, Old blair,
Young blair, Ward Lamon and Johnny
Coyle secretary OF the navy, man
named Ilanscom from Boston, secretary
of the treasury, John j. Cisco, Robert
J.>Waiker, Mr.. Pierce Of Bo:ton, w.
II. Groesbcck of Cincinnati currency
printing Clarke, Attorney General Binck-
ley, ii Stanberry continues iniisposcd.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-10-01

Across TIE 5, EZRA NEvADAs.-Th.
great tunnel of the Central Pacific Rail
road at the summit of the Sierra nevada
Range is opened. The track is being laid
on tn, eastern slope, locomotive is al
ready running IN the Truckce valley, anil
in few days the road will have reached
the open country of the Salt Lake basin,
after which progress will be rapid ami
easy. This overcomes the only noticeable
obstacle on the Western portion OF tho
through line; and its significance is un.
dcr,too when we are told that the cost
and difficulty of grading the $50 miles
now nearly completed, i. greater than for
the coo miles next following. The
Chief Engineer expects to average mile
a day across the interior valley next year.
The local traffic on the completed portion
surpasscs all previon. estimate, and is lu-
cra,ive without the immense thro ugh
business which we may expect to Aow
over it.
In accordance with the Act of Congress,
the Central Pacific Railroad Company re.
ceive IL large Government subsidy, and
are Issuing their First Mortgage Bonds to
= limited amount. The merits and adj
vantag,s Of these Securities as an invest
ment are fully set forth in lh-ir advertise
mcnt in another column.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1867-10-01

TIE BURNSIDE MiSR.-llistory gets
corrected alter time-soine postivns Of
it at lcast-and regulations falsely dam
aged are vindicaled. Everybody recol-
lecis how Gen Burnside's Petersburg
mine was ridiculed as failure. A re-
cent visitor 10 the spot met confederate
officer, who said to him -
WIS in this fight and all others that
occurred in this immediate vicinity. 1
saw that explosion and know Of its effects,
and LEI me assure you that it was not
i'llnre The mine was sprung immedi-
ale!y under battery supported by 200
men, and of that number only two es-
capped; and, notwithstanding all our
newspapers may have said to the contrary.
in those desperate charges which were
made on the day Of and succeeding tho
explosion we lost 5000 men, and no one
thing during the whole war produced
such demoralszing influence among our
troops, and, in my opinion tended more
strongly TO terminate the contest. From
that day descrtions became more frequent,
and from tho uncertain horrors which
that event threw around service ''in the
'front.'" the greatest dissatisfaction began
to prevail in all the ranks of the army.