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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-14

LINE cHALYBEATE

Tie Pfopfietofs bn W 1tted THESIS beautlfea
EpfiuRa tip ~ the very best manner fOf tks.
eotYfytt Aud accommodation az ViAilnFe
s a"n ''lnAst,tes,A' n : fgs 5s 81 d-s2iy - 100. .,s
W ~ YeplllHlHd, with spacious Tails
The DINING futDM ~ furnished IN tMm
lftF9t rngdptg STYLE, ann1 viii he supplies
Nhli getsti.ih tnptDstpt tsa Hpsstit~.aF
T6s BATH HDDM# afa large aud Hn~ly
FURNISHED, WIN ,tub .and shower, ~ lise
latest philadelphia style, Tie tount#an
pf MlpHfai Watat flows constantly ia a
beautiful circle, aualosesl ~ "a faney btanm
Ell Ia front III the main bHtidtnR
the UAapIp4ItAL and HEehpTInm
4 splendid itaBd ~ Music h engaged Coz
Tue nGwLfHu SALOONS are Of the
bfTft, "'iaR tb5tf,zf e1liRk n2ilql3Etny ...a
aEHJLIMgHE' hAIDDHB viii ba amp
piled With htI The ntllhHHiaa ~ tlie aunasssa
WITH the finest - Wines. Liquors. u en-
Rark.
Swings and other species ~ nmnaamane
~, A~blrnahqe, fet tbs wants " fatniiiasA
phs' u kiosanf embraces ID amss. ooyep..a
IND n Ffand h0Wsr or Foresi Teifasn
IN All ~ fuial i6vaiinaAa. lie nn~ra
FISHING ean ba had within. nvA al vtf~
sgyssala II b,psn ne se mPin, N II ~ w,ast,n .ant Y lls.l h Y .r
ins Ia he void Tba Springs araIu Isssa
msdfafa e0tinootion WITH the Ohio Hlwrs
aud ttat, 10 any paft ~ lia Unitan Htaie-N
and within nva minutes drive ~ tie UltR
If Evansville. containing q population M
Tue sfJtfNua ARE nov open for noasa.
spe IL Of h"ssmbar".' iGnaallises. aud eiis~ss
visi. ina 4ilatai iiana ~ the naaAen sans
not nnd una W. aufpaaH the NItIfhNBkTs
Hlbf ~ oHtit1tueHe
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-14
Chicago Market.


ttf f.laatant, NntaAuo, MAY a.
Tinun iuii aud stnasiy,
WtthAfH item Y aHi HeHIea lawefI sales
II ne ! at VI ri, aha No, ! at VI nfats fn at
sisistt,aa
Gums Active HHatse iuwati early sales
~ Mo ! at p~aseedtRl uhl fta, 4 oiaauh At hfH1
hhp,
itsh STEADY ~ vi bbdyi ~ tar Na VI 10
M Mtt u
nAnths@tnantlva ~ NJ ist4ati iit
ttteie IL Ho iite III the natIia Htathat sia
tttelf iAalsiAni AZ saturdays t,tisnss
uas Hl,,.i nii tnAi5p Etlniiai nj tNidbT il
fui usfiitittafi ~ nhtlne,
HHhhr Dull htih nnmtnai
tthtrtrfa s. d, AHi harruis at fuuft "a, Onn
husl,sls ~ wheat iaa ,hai bushels ~f east
An,ttn bushels 81 tats ma haass
hnttA nsts Ito barrels al Hour 1000
i'ust,ais Of what ~. ano bushels ut oafn
h,tHn h:islala nf oats
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MesbsAAi u 4eAasiAssAAy
wEsnlH nnNaHM


~ AsffAh THa 90 peHhtsG ~ Vets
tfaHs = tSg ~ Hav Fnfk, ana aly -,
watts to- ~ ahv pfhhhs. aFefiAa mtiai.
AsftaHteHtt IA 9ttt financial sita eft4H4at
ttHl HiFeisa 1Hfiss Use uttsf ueais aha a
elteAh ~ 4aiiat fFa t4aaei taas nAH aitVatsf faIf
- al departments IN ffaaAs 1bh Hp4saa
uaiGAn Yafa ~ vail HrgEH ~ lGe RAsts
#Hd commanded 80 'tafea share ~ tis
tti iHhas ~ Tie aaaHtts Immediately
afb5tHt ttsi tlist fiie go pensions aefb r.
HstaaH az = eatatHiiki Ttak HbtA reported
strung ~ iaeatsi managed NJ sid attd -
tntieiaen heads, Had ttisif standing sGia
iuatided large credits ~ stst %ittHsai aua
ihs confidence ~ business Hai. wherever
ths4hl 10 taiiHIle infff stttttsh rs ~ tie
sHh q IT ttia aihbabaiBH IL kpt EhaaHi bal
~ Is believed tLat iates s1eaHaea 80 ddtts9
hasi 4nt - ai,lsii planters south. ls tfA
eilef " het me 9ais gHfes ~ trouble
tHt resent HeaVs daelina 10 agttea has
tHfsi %hfabHbis involved iilsfa IL latns
i9saAs, ttit u ~ confidently beiiegeH that
lhAlt lissta hfa HfH a9 Hftat 80 a.
lest We tHasH iHsDt vent Hnf t4tifha ava
ali tlgi1hsa ~ tiia paper ~ sfth tialsna.
Hia htiius apprehension IL felt that HeaFe
iasAhs FIJI 10 sustained ~ thh aasuensigtt,
best ftsgi tiis lest lfh94 ttailGf iiial ~ aan
eeI AID Hian HIieH ~e eat iets WITH
ettfitflenee, there ean te ~ Iysses ~ i4e
bHahs TIE matHtiafs 1T aafii nfai afe
Hisii - iffAta ataiiatiia character, sBl utefi
Hiia. ~ ihsif misfortune. viii SEE iltt aii
70 a9iiA tiipt aati be ~ AsaA from aHH i,tss
ita ~ftiAHfiA Nhe tgnddea ~ them Fla
stisfsDeisH ~ seaIi Htsibea IL - ail times q
tfetf calamity iHEdigtiie many eiiiefs
~ lie thiatattunea tilat foley, hat us ata
u tbgl IepIte aHd e0eti Fee1fet ftani stieii
HlisetsA ~ confidence
TIE itf4.aF market ~Hs, ~ eGtlnaaueaes
~ tie esettemHht iHfine iha We h, ipaat
I've villa 20 dtstesltlats 80 tiie fhtt ~ tie
iiaHke ~ tsaiee tlteit aHtiee uisie*s aiii
ie* applicants fuf isHite Al ahHHfpl
wfiiisH ~ Wait fuf fitihef aeF%aipBiastta +
i%sefauee ~ HeN Yeth II - fHif -
lAeHl "a uanui lklpas
tiyin F%eHtiHe - i9Haf hEntas, ei4sina ~
ia84
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-14
EXPERIENCED GARDEN ER.
James EggIetOn

hatiiaunta Of IvnuhVlila that nn tu#
Tends 10 devote hiH time To- tha duties OF
slntttptiinaa
i Ha nana to aay that itp has had the
hottut nf set vinH asitna of the first fafniliah
In Hufupp. aud during hia pfnfpsaiun ~
Gardener haA taken f0n ftttHNA for
fffnita, Flowers, and Vegetables.
.ua.leuH laid aut aud kept IA oasies Ivy
the LAY, Month uf. season, ufi fphnunable
terms $50 IAMHaa tutaflgfuN,
,agohnson'H .olisHea, by the Hall urnund,
Evansville. tnd. Lnaayntw
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-14

Including tie stilpta entn ht river, The
eslss.s ~ nattnii tfuin hvHnhviiin ms tbs
seas ending August. iatf. viii aggregate
ahauj fntif Thousand naies! possibly
Slightly asnaedina that atnnants
1unAapp, Mpssias Virgin A ~tiastsaT. OF
thatisseu ittvpi Iui,as ss W.atuliuasa. quote
ttiaa ~ gaa u 80. aud ieef ttaia na lu ina
as PES quality. with - aea,t demand rlaniz
ara anti shippers ure advised tt,at aintla
facilities ate now altp,asi ~ ti,ta eils fAr
the inspection and sale ~ Iatsseen. 81
TERMS ani al ueluaa equally advantageous
with ans olitpt ms,Aa az intna west, fhe.s
u nh Necessity ~, this staple 1T Kentucky
inilann aud aunihptn lliluols to speh lie
ts,ai tltiuh.A with tile expense tsnd tietat ia
ottent a. suei, shipment. wheu - market
viii, aw~ssttnneaa eafstiausesasti aud lib
asai ana heavy buyers can he nsuad a.
nntaa,
THE movement - tnt,aeaa 81 iora lie
iased, has commenced ~ earnest. atu
iasae quantities afa now t,stna tsaei ve.i u,
this city seehina ~ market, at fuf tasi,ira
mset 10 New salh ant hutnte, Last weait
hull one Thousand heaashaatta we're tes
oelNed a. thta part, AID the packets ~
ultaan Hiia ,auusallasui itiversa aud both
~ anh town lite Onto. ste iuilt employed
~ tlnn=na.lista To ihla petis .uap Of aut
uNAnsvtiie hhlises aihnh hsrAhss IL nRu.iIa
taa thansAph hoAhaatis,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-14
European Markets.

Hs tablet naf Atay ~ @Naeats
Ho%suta uti@nah ~ ~ trfia lass Illinois
Central iul4 iianas ".
iivmhtaats May i8aNoon,
tafluh Quiet
tHha t,afunha gaietl wheat lila III nor
Mo- Milwaukee. aud tis ~ for white cal
inofnlas
Provisions Unchanged.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-14
new YorL Dry foods Market.

ts Teleafapiiti HHW geaA, May 10.
Ue ID}bs Market CONTINUES dropping
sH e9tttf, e3g1s Atlantic shfd Wide sheet
Tugs dawn W tea. aIid indian ffahd FtiHina
eeffs, sailing ~ tTt81 8ua sfafk ~ ~! other
nnsgf fpftetfs te ia fTIHltaF etiHttRa, esaa III
ItIInps ntaaHH atlH AsutsshAnas
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-14
rsgssi Eggs !

yryAN1an ssAsas IN 1sANs
wv tlts, iafhu ~ small. at tlta United
nlaIes House. No, ~ Main Htfaal. between
Seventh ai,a IGigtti,y f,t which the high
eel tnathat pfiaa viii ts paid ~, atsfts
tnefu IA. a. it'd NatGtt,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-14
ron. RENT.

rs1u naNIMuW HLlINasHUuHH a
HflHh Dwelling House ui Division
aiiutnint h~itulan viii in fantal at q low
feitt o. "a tssant wha viii taha ~ ati ieftaa
hnu utYu security
ntaYiiatw
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-14

vKrANIEn sltitIuk slNllHD hntd lfiab,
Wv iY the LED atIaiy. ty Ills Hvathviiia
Gas Light company Inquire. ~ TIE staa
once 90 If iNbs H. VIA nHHlt
utfap utf Tfaa'i ~ ~, H. tjp.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-14

Residences for Bale

FN'*FW0tF"N WI FFFf"F
n WILL. sEsI as PRIVATE sA1F
u ths well hnuwn iiumualea,i of Wins n.
Page, With Immediate nsHaunnlan, al lie
value, 90 teasanaiiia terms,
aual f,un,a iiutiaa, fourteen rooms. well
improved nipundR, La ty aHT feet. 80 ten
Tote IN feet front uaah. fiuntinn on two
aifsptat WM titluW N.
inai asw A. II. IL ttuhhafaun ~ rtt.'a
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-14

BE AEYlIM
sTEA NJ
da915 e@4 n sR16a t4Ns.
Ia6a Rataa,iat4 sit,aa1 tlaaIap
I 'TffJif dasta,,
IT. ~ gtHHes 4tADe,
Il WI tahae ~ zgs4tIi4 % J1a ftAY Nas
i9titg ~ ? = - ~ rev pd4Aip4 h'a inter
f9fHeig hf afgAs~,Aa eppiy 40 la,afd. .,
= q ..y5 idfaF'sil 1S's'se'A,
fDtftAtfO AND MgArtffs.
& Jha nesl .hpd. fateg'is steamer
l41AL Bebt AiuiaiIees MASTER
iaediale pofis % MonDAY, May 1871, ats
= Fer ''s's,jt < gan1T0Df1i feI1ikf". x sss'Gs %
rots GAiit0 AID MEMPHIS.
IT. The splendid steamer
kzaN4kid GtnEttfr Ns.n,
Joe Ma1niioab, Clerk,
Leaves Evansville fgr Memphis aud al
tnlefme9teta ports On THURSDAY, May
% : 4 Il iDjdis( Fi'EaiTtfssoFNY ~. 1 1es : -
mhaff dBt
rot MEMPHIS. yIcKhpDHa, AHp new
DitLDA Nh
err The 1aat and elegant Steamer
800 sz esss. arrm.E: v..
bufe,, ma New Orleans 90 TUESDAY
rot elefi rgsaaee apgiy % ggar1, o.
10 D. y itAhbftsDH n 40. AKanta.
mhylB d2t
ron MEMPHIS.
tfx. the iafKs y splendid side.
AIn..,nTi,f isiiass zaor.
wau Aifpsf, Ministry FF
t9lh sullivan and a#f8
win laa VI Y T. y r =. ,a dRl1stsb o,,,..
.iHt y !sh mar AMI Memphis gn'fttUna.
wwsifaassa.ls I yat ~ lslIss5,s, ~ H. vHiewss I"as a.a
Plug n1g'ps,Ht tX XIV Aeo
- IgA y HUMPHREY, AGENTS,
inagl94t
Regular Evansville H. Nashville
Packet. 4f
.E
Tho elegant Steamer
ELLA IA
: rseA"HfAvan Nasty 49,. o,a,.
riisa rs y regular Weehlx fae#et betwsat,
hsanastiis anl rasnsi1 giving special
atfhniion ~ way Business =
saves Eyanaviiis THURSDAY. May
>, s 3 %''s's Ok os : ssiU1sfs sGas x @ss sss.a'
49, Ne
Regular Evansville and Tennesaeo
River Weekly Packet. +
ron iotfNsPE y1atgg gAsrronr. ana
80 ~
The feet aud elegant steamer
SAM. ORR. =
f vAh' hs~,oiahHsot, clerk.
Leaves Evansville evsfy TUESDAY ut
4 .. "A carrying ffaights atd passengers ~
lowest rates f~Hstienlaf attention given
psr hsleht - passage Apply on b,,Afd. 3
nthFt4 dH
Regular Cumberland River Packet.
80
The fleet aud elegant steamer
i a ~ Il Nj,
pps v'sfAnp. Mesieflo A. a.,a e...
win ply 90 . regular paeHet from Evans
vile 90 TIA nihniinnd ltiyk 4, carrying Height
hiti nanhatiaetH Hl low eHi tiiies. htid giving
especial attention ~ why hlAlnpha,
F", ffalphi 90 passage Apply 90 bvafi'
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-14

wWyAk1Ip atey.3 i,ash want wtfTh are
Wv tiah,i 81 farming vault 90 anywhere
~ Tie aaunltst work 10 uiluhs 4aitit tlit4n
- fhtt ~, sfeta ATTY htnd uf issbts Hut Ia
formation Inquire 81 Tie Journal an1aat
faa9lI iY NF
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-14
WANTED.

yNyANrrn Situation by a young man
Wv ~ a itbthi 90 store ffhs had hutiih
o. Haflhtias In tie t"aafaantits business
Iot ia ftlHtiiafa Inquire ~ ills oniees
TiueIl Al
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-28

HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAIL
II kOADS ON and after MONDAY. NOV 10
LOO, trains for Albany and Trey CONNECTING With
netanern and Western trains, will leave New YerK
So m Express train via Hudson River Rail.
s1so, Sth % arc 10th ay. through to Buffalo and
sustehsi.n oIlage without Change OF cars aud con-
Burlington and Montreal.
~ q. m Express and Mail train via Hudson
River Rslirosd connecting at Albany With West.
II m Express train via Harlem Railroad
z6ths and 9Th av., consecting at Chatham with
Seet.rn h.irosd for Lebanon Springs, Pitt field,
Mh. trains Tor Saratoga Rutland, Burlington and
3:.sp M Express train via Hudson River Rail.
road coesectins at Albany with Wsstern troi n.
and at Iroy With trains for Montson, with sieee,
ing car attached
connecting q Ohatb am With Wsetsrn Railroad for
Lebanon Springs. Pittsheld, &C.; at Albany win
Western trains and st Troy with trains for Rnt.
,anS. bnfnbston and Montreal. Sleeping cars at
$50 p N express train via Hudson River Rail.
sn: S, sno ss.i Ard
SATURDAYS attached from New York tbrouss TO
RRsfsnssurs without change via Bone W. and O.
East Albany This train viii run on sandsv: 81
ii p. m Train via udson River Railroad, with
early trains fer buffalo and Suspension Brises
snd at Trey with trains for Saratoga and points
Sunday train win be run via H.dso, R,vs,
Railroad from New York 90 rouehkeepsie ana IN.
termsdi ate stations. leaving NsW York II 8 Sa
m. Returning, leave Poughksepsie ct Is D. N
A.1, Sunday t tfsin II; ,s
M Re.ninins H H. s miflsft %i, .st
"'' arriving IN Ne" VIZ W. T. 1. Va .:sBILr.
- ~ 1850 ----- Vice President
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-28
RAILROADS.
1KApiN0 RXTLRoI6

1xApINo RAILROAb-
EPix IS HI ist hs se y rf fssssApP.
stAAs IfhE LssS2Hbvf55k k SIS tfHlky1,
S 8, z Pa Pas j asxssE1MnERSrr re 81
!ts SeHls.y pssss. III, H.: g.. .sss.,,1s
LSMaIiL streets, Phii.dslIsis. Il q. so. d
:. 1eRnIse AooohMoDArIoSs
49, g. a.. for kssdins ana sn intsr,es,.,.
ss;IEs1,1E, lss,: :. i,s.dins at p m. arriving
A..u .. y n 81 s!.ssn. .f EsI.a.sss. 80
a. S s:i;s ,s.sssSsii VIZ
c;T5 a;: IS s:.s
s:s e kcsf eI SLIsf t5 sF: MA e S. s:!s.
f%ir:, Il SAssis ssSsssS5' si kS't h:ss..
sT., cDnes,lsna .sll.y spa schpylSiii ga
hA"'sort, fork. Cham hsrsburE. Pinssrovs. g. i-
ATTERNo0N KxPRKss.
Potssysns fnHl:ssipsia o. $50 p N fer Besdfns,
and 0oasSis s.o:A ...s aar ooiumS
-, B1ApINa ACCOMMODATION
stations srrins.sia ,ens q ell way
HeIursias. issvs. PhiiassIpSis s' !, m.
st Trs;s! y e. sifs salsss :. J. m
pail.aslshls q 90 m. AT ruoon TAIN, 49,. IN
No !: srrsy,s. ID ~ ssd Pottsville ct Is D.
, a:Tri.SaIs .sesm%esstion ,s.s.. s E; :.
ing 4 Seeding win Afiernoon Accom- oSsssa.
Sy NJ a's'S D. m. arriving in Phiiadei phfa a.
,.., .,tss rs.is sts PASSENGER car attached
Dow ,ssto.n IL - .. N. for Phiiaaeishia and al
All the above trains ru daily, supd.,..,,,
snnSay Trains leave Pottsville a. 8 .. Al and
ppnilaaeipsis al SIS N. Iesye Philade p.i. for
OBEsTKR VALLEY RAILROAD.
points ,ske The - and ais . m ana ,s sp,sre
~ s, ns ron fhiIsdelphis, returning from Dow
NEW YORK EXPREss FOB PIrrrspupo
AND THE WEST.
Inc e RsssEss roIs at % q M and p....
soSns.ibs h.yrbaTs .ith r Psun. - p q .5s
Chicago william: port INIT ~ ain, t9r
.r E:sdr 81 a.sFs IIsa s:.;
. : and :. m .bo Il S.'.las ss.diSs.i
ing these train. shro%sh SSsssins s.Is
'e Man All yI am f i s Without ehsnss
W. m; Mail train for Harrisburg leaves New
sCnUYLkILL VALLEY RAILROAD
Trains leave Pottsville at Z, N ss |. ~ 49,,
J. n, fe'Isnins IRON Isnssus At ass q a., sns
AND susQuEHASs. ..u
ROAD BAIL
Ifsns leave Auburn at 80 g. m for Pine0,o..
lpa Harrisburg, and at 50 D. M, for Pinesos
Abo Irsmopt. retpr niuR from Il arrIsh es rove
, m, and from fremont at z Is a M nt ~
}. m. ~ anu s8
FREIGHT
. ocooe ~ All desert ptions forward ID to al A.
sooNe points rom the NompanyG New 1879 hs
Dep ct, Broad and Willow streets ffeishs
fkElG GIT TEAMS
Leave fhilsdel phia daily at s S0a nm =, No.,
-. d., " Pm; " rror seeding, Lebanon, Harri.bnrs
0''''iie' rort q, and eli points seyonS'
!, Siose 81 me fhllsdelp his Post Of1ce for ali
aces OF the roao ana its BRANCHES al a ~
80 iSr she principal stations only at SIS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-28

~In London. an orange, a being ouened-
was found to contain smaller and periees or
ange IN its centre ..
STne Virginia Senate has passed a hill in.
cooperating the Shenandoah valley Railroad
COmpany.-
~A lady being asked to waltz, gave the fol
lowing sensible and appropriate answer: ..No
ithank you, sir, i have hugging enough at
home"
- The Princess of Wales has her tn I'D babv
daughter, born OIL Wednesday the auh
Sne has been married not four years. and has
three children.
G-ln Chicago the policemen bave a v.vo,
Ietting on persons VINO ha We been arrested on
their paying small deposit as security that
tney VIII appear next morning. The deposit
goes into the policemen's pockets the prison
ers 20 away never to return and Justice goes
begging. E-. A.. =. =. e0'o
- In Paris the women are determinad 70
nbd ouf what the attract ton is that takes their
husbands 10 elub-houses and have formed
women's clubs to try and learn the rnvst.rv
FROM these men are vigorously excluded
1A murderer in the Troy iall was recently
married to young lazy Of tnat city
~ Not long ago, when the Emperor was III.
would take place II the Emperor should die
The Prince replied :-s1Tne Elm press ana the
Imperial Prince Will be kicked out OF France
and the republic Established .. -
81 The militia bill passed the Tennsssaa
House OF Representatives by a vote of 10 10
% Governor Brownlow says ssIoyal Ten
hessee can now protect herself
SMr. Leyan Dixon, standing ia his own
door, IN Russell county, Va, was fired on last
frloay oy lWo. scoundrels. and Instantly
Killed He leaves wife and eight children
1The London Lancet is in doubt what n
cali several young ladies who recently passed
an examination for admission TO tue Soc,etv
or Apothecaries. 1t suggests "apothe. caressss,,
as an appropriate title. -- -a.--IF =
-,VThe military an thorities of San Francis
GO report thas white child named Ert1t Ma
s lesion OF me Apache Indians An Ari1ak has
y member Of the Kansas Senate. uvbo
mad been pretty strongly adv coating female
suffrage, got letter from his wife the other
gay. SAID bis tender spouse, SAN, don't
make fool OF yourself" = = -
~ The m usic of a wealthy church in New
1oTk costs more than the minister's ssIary
VA quantity of 'seold poison was extracted
nom broken hearted maiden in St. Louis, by
means OF a stomach pump. ca
The New York Tribune announces that
a goyernmenl vessel W III ,und ia,e jeint -es
oIuton OF Congress, leave that port in a "a "
days 70 carry ff-e whatever MAY meanlinp Ia
Contributed oy the citizens 10 feed the famisbs
rig poor NJ the South r..'. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-28
ovARTKRNAsrER GENERAL ervIcR.

QCARTERMAsTERG GENERAL s OFFICE
PosTPSNfMtNT OF OPkNlNG or BiDs
FOX ARMY TRANSPORTATION
The time fer the opening of the proposals for
Amy ITsnsporfsion, invited by slvertisenen
seno Cd to u m, Of THURSDAY the tn day Of
By order Of the On ar termaster General q .ft
- ALEXANDER BLISS
BIe.et Colonel and Assistant Quartermaster. o.
ESQ . army. fe 22-tA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-28

The COTTON LoAS-The English holders
OF the rebel cotton loan are still endeayortas
10 give themselves the hope that the United
States may pay ~. Their latest movement
was 10 present, on February 9th, a me-
mOrial 70 1he British Government, asking ,ts
lnierpositon in behalf OF their claim The
TACT that their loan had z special hypotheca.
ton OF cortcn, which was afterwards CAPTURED
by the North, they consider. placed their stock
IN different position from an ordinary rebel
loan N-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-28

~ In view of the recent repeated on RACES
On returned soldiers and Union men in Ken
lucky, Governor Bramlette on TUESDAY
uansm ltted message to the Legislature on
the SUBJECT After detailing the facts IN sew
eraI cases, he says that he can, under the Con.
eututlon, offer no reward for the arrest Of rhe
perpetrators except upon petitions of the
Judges OF the county in which the offence Is
committed and that the Judges are deferred
oy lear from making the petItion The mes
cage was referred to the Judiciary Committees
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-28
ID IOHMOND, IRIDERICKsBUR0 AND P0
II s.r TO4AO RAILROAD, = =
TO rRAvELLaRs come SOUTH.
TWICE BAILf, tssnday p. n. sxoepted.)

The Quick sst and most dirsst roass to 8assnoad,
;,;s$;:sS: Is Eo% = SIN ssIsss VIM
Richmond, Fredertcksburg and Potomsc DAfiroAd.
now entirely completed from AQstA Greek TO RicH.
pen1 We qon.eetins there 9TH srsins On ths kieh.
Rai1roeds, Tor Petsrsbufg, weldon, -WflminSSo
HHsisish, atSenseorot, slhssary, ohariettS aad
sssssasrt keypers and O. vsndsrsfis lssvs sixth
etrest wharf daily f6undsy evening excspteD &C
e.es .. N. s.dI , N. and arrive In RsohnoHl e
THROUGH TO RIOHMOHD II SEVEN HOURS.
1ifty Miles Shorter sndsx Hours Quicker than
anS Other koaee. i1-- -..'t
BE gurs and get Through Ticks0 VIZ ASuls
Greek end rred0rioksburR, 70 Rtohmond, o the
OomDanyb Once, corner 81 Psnne. avsDue and 9Th
street, or on SoaFd Of tAsboets. BassAss shsoksA
Omni6ussss and Baggage wagon Win b n
tween dspots IN Richnond. -.
= Passsnssrs By this line Dass b. daylight Mount
Vernon, and may have IN opportunity Of videnG
ping ct that point.
Breakfass and sup on Dosrd q eteansge.
:. Qn0. MATFIHGLY .oapt., WeehiletQa. p. q.
q. 4. GATTiNGLY. Fiokss AS:hfs HslkInssoa.
9svlr 500 General rSsssassr xssos.
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PROPOSALS.
7HoPosALs ron HEw JAZZ.
DIPA2sArx.zSrf Hx INTERIOR,


s.a.a pso,o.S siihfg s:s2sssy 4 az
SInssTss:. until y o'clock m, on M0MDAY the
and for xks Qfsfrict Of Volnhbi q auth orixed sed
psovcsd fsrby thsAcs Of Congress, app rovsd July
The dssisns, detail drawings. end specie cations
can be ssen g the architect efee n ths g star
Srou.ds OF 9s Capitol, Washinstoa city. every
ana3 ,. q. on and Alter ths 4th lnstsnt.'
"orS ifoS scts e BE tmes s"aF
Inc nlrasfor wkose bid meg be scce pted viii
pc required 60 enter into Sufficient bond, to be
sIprosed By the seerstssy Of the Interior, forthe
VIII es Hass ., the work PROGRESSES. on estimates
% 81 ne %sts, viii be retained until the
fhs eenfr sef Viii Sc . vsrdsa to the lowest re-.
cponefeie bidder, bat the Departmen reserves
the right to rsject any all Of the bids should AZ
4edesued for the interests Of the Cover nmsnt to
The bids Willie opsasA ct nool on the ltA OF
may Choose e attend. - .. . =" - -
:. Proyosats should be endorsed on the suvelope.
!" Proposals. for New jail, - ard be directed TO TIE
"ssefstasI Of ssfassFiS y;.ssIsSs;ss;% p; -
n1-MeM 1scretary Of tho Interior.