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FER, CHANDLER, and others. But
the most noticeable speech was de-
livered by Senator MORTON, of Indi-
ana, who took the ground that MAXI
MILAN, being nothing else than a
flibuster in Mexico, the United States
could not interfere in his behalf, just
as they would not interfere to save
WALKER or NARcIsso LOPEZ. That,
besides, MACMILLAN issued, just be-
fore his arrival in Mexico, a murder
GUS and barbarous decree, ordering
all Mexicans who would not support
him to be shot within twenty-four
hours after their capture. Among
them, Major Generals and other Off
GERS of high rank and acknowledged
worth were shot. for the pretended
crime of defending their country and
their fresides. That the United
States did not then interfere to pre-
vent this wholesale murder and assas-
isination, ia which women and chill
gdren included. and that, there
fore, it would not be becoming for
them to interfere now that the 6libus-
terer lis reduced to extremities, but
itgowouldy besides, be undighifed
for, this Government to interfere in
Favor Of a party which, in all proba-
bility, has by this time been subdued
Certainly, long before the offer of me-
diationn could reach Mexico that the
United States, having altogether
ignored MACMILLAN and the Empire
from the beginning, they could not
now. if they had any regard for con-
sistency, acknowledge MAxIMIIIAN's
rule as government, and interfere in
his favor with his enemies.
The speech of Senator MORTON en-
braced many other points, and it is
said produced such an effect as to in
duce Senator JOHNSON to withdraw
his resolution, as defeat seemed GER
tain if it were pressed to a direct
vote. In the course of the debate it
was Dstated by one of the friends of
the resolution that MAMMALIAN was
not responsible for the bloody decree
by which the black flag was, raised in
Mexico, and he supported his asser-
ton by reading atietteff from a Euro
pean minister that the decree in ques-
ton was signed by MACMILLAN I'M
der compulsion by the French 1t is
said this explanation did not seem
quite satisfactory. as the French had
disclaimed already all responsibility
son theesubject. iioimea ads seuaf i
The result of the debate was decid-
ed against any interference in behalf
of MACMILLAN and his followers.
and an expression of confdencein the
ability of the Mexicans to- deal with
their, prisoners of war according to-
the laws Of nations. - "a
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ENTERPRIsING. -The .Coarierq as
isuurres US its Pony Express - a'lswin be
in full operation to- Henderson on
|, M ondayIr next How about that
" Pony Express to Greensboro? 1t
issnone Tofs our business, Vbut if a
friendly suggestion would be in order,
it might be well to pay little atten-
ton to home circulation; it is a field
which needs cultivation. y y:
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WE hope our Democratic friends,
, who have had their hopes awakened
by the Connecticut election, will be
able to find additional consolation in
the result of the election in the Em-
pire State on Tuesday. For particu-
lars see this mornings dispatches. s.
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tennessee Politics d Catechism,

The Nashville Banner, Rebel Dem
ocrat, 1.ries to make an impression
upon the colored people by the fol-
lowing reasoning :'h' . S,s.'T 80 a.
~ Question To what do you owe
your freedom2sldaIia ed .@ieaa,ea q
y Answer The ware eEed J :
70 !. O. Who got UP the war? 100 .,i
The rebels ,s.STs.li o3 ssel
/. Q.-Then the rebelsmade you free2
Yes, sir. nc sT9ods.9a u
The Press and Times advises that
the Banner turn its attention to re-
igious catechism. For example:
81 Question.-To what do you owe
your salvation?
Answer the crucifxion of
Christ
Q.-Who crucifed him?
A.-Herod, Judas and Plate.
Q.-Then Herod, Judas and Pr
late are the authors of your salvation?
Ayes. Sir. egf g
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TIE letter on the second page

The letter on the second page, on
Minnesota,is from gentleman known
to many of our people, and will be
found highly interesting. - ! /;
Indianapolis Correspondent de-
votes considerable space to, e Science
and Law but he puts them ina de-
cided1y popuiarized STYLE .
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INDIANA ITEMS.

.iTfMilk sickness, in mild form, has broken
out tone OF the Lafayette hotels ay7
Truman Palmer succeeds J. N. Amman
as editor of the Frankfort Crescent
wm.- Miller, of Warren County, has
brought suit against the Toledo, Wabash
and Western Railway Company because
the conductor put him Off the train.
Floggfng school boys in Button, is srs-
tanned by the courts. A te cher was re-
Gently tried for thrashing Bobby johnson,
and acquitted on the ground that Bobby
deserved it.
q = Augustus Brown, of Waterloo, Fay cite
County, is the fortunate possessor of six
legged colt. If it lives, which it bids fair
to do, it will figure at fairs as great curl
osity. rs sa'a
The wheat is reported to be looking fine
in Hendricks County. The wet weather has
been very favorable, and IL is thought that
the crop will turn out we'll The quantity
sown Is less than usual. sfrli4g ss-sss 81
The prospects for fruit says the Aurora
Commercial, In this vicinity sarefvarious.
In some localities the peaches are all dead
in others there is promise OF an abundant
yield. Probably we shall average a half
crop of peaches, and q pretty fair crop OF
other fruits !oS siif ~ sisT4ss *
The Columbia City Post is informed that
the wheat prospectsi1 isi WHITLEY have
never been better than they are at present
The winter has been more. than usually
favorable ia that local lily. " The last few
days of warm weather and rain have
moistened up the roots, and the fields now
.Vpfeseht a beautiful appearances. + s
saysthe Elkhart County Times = Il. TIL,
wheat in this section never looked NOR,
promising at this season of the year for al
abundant haryest.thanit does at present
The weather for the past week has beer
most favorable, and. no preventing. Provi
dence, old Elkhart VIII be herself agail
= ! as soon as the crop can be harvested N
doubt the hard times are about over.v
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UEEP YOUR FEET DRY. tn

Y%EEP YOUR FEET DRY. THE
IN Patent Metaiici E1oief manafaetufedi
Exclusively by stiie, Alff1I1IGAN R44ZENTs
META LLEGd SIT0B5 SOLE nCO., ONO. 1876
Broadway J New York y nd Tor sale every
VIII ere, is asperfect guRra ntee Of warm, dIy
feet against sta ntfing Or Walking on
wet paNeBients and damp grounst, docs not,
interfere with the1 most delieately fitting
boot or shoe, asItii adapted to- every age.
SEX and condfIion. Price % cents Il Large
discount o the tra De- Agents uappoin ted.
Send for PrfeeI a. lst and Circular. Four
pairs sent free ID y.rassH as samples, for 81.
Address 8. r. lEfitJiiGH, Secretary, No. l57
Broadway, New York. ~- ,
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/. OFFICEeoF ASSESSOR OF INT. REV,
FIRST Dist. OF INDIANA.
VINCENNEs, May LIST, 1867.

KY Office is HEREBY GIVEN.
IN That on the 10th, l1th. 18th and 18th
days of May, 1867, at the, OFF e, of the. AS
SCISSOR of the First Collection District of
Indiana, in Vincennes, ne will receive,
hear and determine all appeals relative to
any erroneous or excessive valuations,
SCISSOR or Assistant Assessor, returned in
the Annual lists of Taxes for 1866, at which
time and place SAID lists viii be open to
who may apply for that purpose.
All appeals to the Assessor as afore said
must be made in writing, and shall specify
the particular causes, matter, or thing,
respecting which decision is requested,
and must moreover state the ground or
principle of error complained o..
j. G.. BOWMAN,
apps 1t Assessor First District of Ind
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WANTED.

HKERCANTILE AGENTS in every
M2 town containing any business houses,
throughout Kentucky, Tennessee. and
Southern Indiana. Men acquainted with
the merchants OF their county preferred,
as the canvass will be among the business
community almost exclus vely. This is a
good opportunity to clear "A handsome
sum by a few days work. For further par
ticulars address, with stamp,
q fia-sP W. LKEsR a CO., Lorisviilet Ky.
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4 card from Robert 30 nner.

'l.sThe Troy Ming having stated that
RoBBRr BONNER, publisher Of the
celebrated New York Ledger. had to
borrow money ten years ago to adver-
tise his Ledger, Mr.. BONNER tele-
graphed to the Wing the following
card:
vei.eaos ID NEW YORK, April 10. Z
!. Editor Daily Whig--Yourr state
that L am about to build a splendid
marble building at the corner of Will
liam and Spruce Streets is correct. but
your ! further statement that ten
years ago Robert Bonner shadto. bor-
row, money to pay, his advertising
bills z is entirely erroneous. Il have
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sssiap sFERD. S.USS, gaz
, General Engrayer,
cor. FIRST AND SYCAMORE SITS.
!" Evansville, Indiana, ~

MAKES all kinds of engravings, as
W. Brands, Checks, stencil plates, door
phst es; all kinds of seai-presses for high
color printing, wood cuts, models, steel le.-
tiers and numbers for marking, steel
stamps for metal presses for Jewellers. and
all kinds of ornaments, and figures for
book binders.vf..f yf.x oK-etrufl
Orders soIicited and promptly filed at
the lowest prices. q e55fsH1kf ap25di m.
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MARRIED.

Observation-Disclosures April o, 1867,
at the residence of the brides father, by
Rev. c.. NJ. Sims, OLIVER. RosEBUsH and
IIBBTE LODGE. all of vanderburgh Co. -
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
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!. s.,.ssaass,l 1idiSv 3oG .ts8zat %
- il. O. ID. II

S~F I-stta aEft-- 4UHEH
"HE SEVERAL L0DGES AND
y Encampments OF this city are hereby
requested to meet at the T.o'yge Room on
Friday IN ornings at o'ciociS. to- join in the
scelebration of the day of Thanksgiving
and Prayer. A general INVITATION is ex-
tendedto all Odd Fellows in the city, to
meet with us on the above occasion.
union at The Hall, to which all 0dd Fei2
lows, in good standing, and their families
and friends are cordially :. invited. l+0
: ~ By order of The f'sNtA4. ~
81 COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS 4
ap.52t . -
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cTAR sPANGIED BANNER >,

- CTAR SPANGLED BANNER ~
- A. large q page illustrated paper,
cheapest and funniest paper ont. Full of
fun, fact, and fancy. Only so cents for a
whole year, and gift free TO every SUBJ
scriber, worth from 50cents to S25.- Send
80 cents, for a year, or specimen sent for
10 cents Address STAR SPANGLED
BANNER, HinsdaIe, n. H. 50
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~ GID. GOED-MYi Golden Compound
IT will force the beard to grow on the
slnoothest face in 2 days. satisfaction
given or money Fefupded- Sent by Inail,
postage paf1 fof'50 cents. Address,
l.. I'll. COLVIN,t
Hadley Station, Lawrence County, Ills.
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VYYA NTED- EVERY WHERE - Sales
w men, Ladies and Gentlemen--$l00 to
$3.50 per month--To sell the genuine Com
mon Sense Family Sewing Machine. Price
only SIS. This machine will stitch, hem
fell, tuck bind, quilt, braid and embroider.
The cloth cannot be pulled apart, even
after cutting across the seam every quarter
three years. Send for circulars and terms
to agents, or call at McDowell's Block,
corner Fourth and Green Street. Louis
Vile, Kentucky. BLISS d. McEATHRON,
General Agents. .ts
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.s'lDRY GOODS.

And other seasonable Cloths, Cassl-
meres, Cotton and Linen Goods,
and Vestings, suitable for Boys
and Mems Wear-by far the larg-
est stock in the city; also, Suspend
ers, Socks, Neckties, Kid, Cotton.
and Silk Gloves, Handkerchief.
Undershirts and Drawers, Pocket
Combs,
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1.-TWO thousand francs have been sub.
scrfoed in France towards the expense of ex-
perikaents in the training Of silkworms in a
state OF freedom, with q view to collecting
their.eggs.
1.-The lourneymen carpenters of ALBANY
hayesdemanded from their bosses an ad vanc,.
from $50 to 50 per diem after the LIST Of
March next
@The cattle plague in England cost
S17,s65,010 in gold.
~An {rishman in the employ of a gentle.
man aLBIidgeport. Conn, went upon the rosf
OF the hsnse in state Of somnambulism the
other night, and had taken down the Chimney
nearly - the level Of the roof before he was
discovered.
ga farmer. near Newark, Nj, was re-
Gently called on by a gentleman, who came TO
pay Tor q basket OF apples he had stolen from
the farmers or hard when q boy, sixteen years
preytoos- He insisted on paying interest, to.
gether with the original value.
DWILL Nor LET THEN OYr.-Brieham
Young has refused 10 entertain the offer n AL
by the GENTLE merchants at Salt Lake-that
they wopld Leave the country providing the
church would buy all their mercha ndise &c ,
At reduction OF twenty n We per cent on cost
CooL.-A-St. Louis paper. speaking OF the
execution OF man near that city for mu rdsr
says 'The hanging passed on as agreeaSIy as
such an affair could. The Job was well done
and the visitors returned 10 town.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
IL The suPRlnE COURT OF THE Dis.
fRlUT OF COLUMBIA,
The Sd day Of Jans.ry, 1877.

IL rHs sg gss54 5r S SoTGr 81 III. Dis
p.,,,., w Tn. g day Of J.1s.ry. lsN.
joyce, eomplainants,
joseph Johnson. Mary John. ra...y No. su.
Iiyn ar. and John Malone, de. -e-
The object OF the bill fled In this easse is to
q sTesSd as and IL
city District Of Go,nnbia, heiss lot and par. Of
70 70 e. ssss dos ~ DE-
The bill sets forth in substance that the said
for 81, soS aus DE-
yersd Ss 1Ss !. nts 70 the :sS joseph Sohn
said Johe.on spa
the .sid pieces or parcel: Of srEuna Which while
said John Hsn,cn II us, ior the he
cole use ard sene9, Of A.ry John:on wife Of said
inert Of eondsmnaion Of the SAID piees. on Dstoes
Of srsupd in and By yirtn. q az s..aehmsn,
oqs Sa ,nS av :ds q ss, eGHss IN yst
Prsys that the said deed Of trust from said Joseph
& :ss -: yShn Hanson :: Be
suing Of said sstscSnent ana the issins Of Of the
he ar
n sn ss al
Il wass s. county pstrist Of OSlumbia no
ord., but that after finding Of the us sa and uss
ment Of eondsmation on the said sttachmests, the
eald records were again searched and decd of
trust from said Joseph johnson - John Malone,
to secure John Flyn for the sum Of 81 DO, was
found recorded. That the said deed Of trust Wac
recorded nearly eleven months after the date
there and over two months after the issu and
levipg OF said attachment. hat the said attach
ment 10 prior lien on the said pieces aad parcels
Of ground, before the said deed Of trust. PIays q
dieooverytof the amount still due ANA unpaid on
said deed Of trust and prays Q sale Of the said
pieces parcels OF ground to satisfy the demands
OF the comp ainants and other creditors, and
for On Injunction against said defendants, Joseph
Johnson, Mary johnson, John n. Hanson John
Flyn and John Malone, aud their confedera.es,
when discovered, to restrain and prohibit them
and their agents and servants from selling or dis
posing OF, or n any manner further inc ami ering
the said pieces or parcels of ground:
Its thereupon, this Sd day Of January, 1857, ad-
judged ordered that notice of this suit be given
to the said non resident defendants, Joseph John
son, Mary johnson. and John Flyn, by publishing
Q copy of this order in the EVENING star, news
paper DC blished in the city Of ingten, In the
District OF Columbia, three times week for six
consecutive weeks. warning said non resident de-
tor, at rules 70 be held In the Office of the CLERK of
1851 to answer the said bill Of oempl lint; other
wise the same will be taken pro coaJssso against
them: Provided the tirst publication OF this order
Tues day of June, 1867 and stating the object and
substance Of said bill of comp aint.
A. B. OLIN, Associate Just CO, &c
true copy: Il j. MEI8S, Clsrk
VIM. J. MILLER, Solicitor for compIaiaants
3taE6W
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PROPOSALS.
= PsoPosALs 1os 1 AnrI fsANsPoR1A,
QuAnfInnAsTIR 0xNBRALs 0vTNB,
WASHING TON, u, o., January Is G5


QvARTHHnAsrHR 0RNYRALb OvppcH,
WAsnINsroH. u. o., January Is, l7.S
SeslsA Proposals. viii b received st tAss sffiee
isr the u siits.s supple. during
rss :: 4: 4 & and ending
From Fort AePhersoa. Ieiraska Territory, or
o. =: S e . s q: T ns .P
L s.s. Dsasts Tsrri,or, 20 soeh pea; o. DE-
t e a:a 1. {: S::
tide sS !. DEG and sa.t Of ion9itade ia ees .cd IN
sSss 40 d's 'nsludi's II necessary Denver
From Fort Riley, state Of Kansas, or such
on .ss Tsiso Pacific railro.d: .; D.. !. say pe.ts
the si.,s q ana. .! y the Territory q Color.
d. :S1fs Of lss1ds Aodeassss north Al 2 Port
point Or points on the route.
BOUTE No. 8.
established In the Territory Of NeW Mexico, 30
s!S S5 ti01; n.: are nay e
e q: .: Il AZ
BOUTE No, 4.
new may be in the State Of mu ARE
sofa, and in that portion Of Dakota Territory Nv.
ing esst Of the Missouri river.
The weight 60 be Transported during the year
Will not exceed Route No i, 80. 900 90 DOus Is
on Ropte No: 2. 2o,sco oOo pounds on Route No
STvU "" POUNDS And On Boute No. 4, $500 OO
Proposals will be made for each route .s...
Bidders VIII state the rate per 100 pouni. Der
100 miles, at which they viii transport the stores
iss7. and s1dins %.r n s ISIS beginning April l.
Bidders should give their name: in full ., we'll
ten collars So1 Signed b. t ."o or OF
FOR Ss 1os.s tina. in
Ssea IN IN proposal to the party proposing the
good and sun client security furnished pS s ana
party in accordance with the terms Of this sdver
IN. contractor will be required to give bonds in
the following aTousts; ~
g {. ksss: 10 !, i%s$
ssd ss S2s1ss :. and .
,fIop::si. must be endorsed :. Proposal. for
=. ny r ca.e on Route No
unIs;s they fully comply with the requirements
The party to whom an award 10 made must no
give tie rsauiIed bonds Tor the faithful perform
The, The right to reject any or oil bids that may be
The contractors on each route must be in readi
ness for service BY the lst day of April 1861 ond
Will be required to have . place of business or
agency Of which he may be communicated with
promptly and readily for Route No. l. at Omaha,
=. for 1eute No. 2, At Fort Riley, Kansas; for
Route No s. at Fort Union New exico for Route
Ne. az Saint Paul, Minnesota. or 1T such other
point Tor each Of the several RoHtes may be in.
dieated as the starting psiAt Of the route
Blank for ms showing the conditions OF the con
tract to be entered into for each route can be had
on application ut this ef6ce or at the ONCE OF the
Qusrtermaster at New York. Saint Louis, Fort
Leavenworth, Omaha. Santa fe, and Fort Suei.
proposal.
By order Of the Quartermsstsr General.
ALEXANDER BLISS,
Brevet Colonel and Assistant
- o-St Quartermaster, d. 8, A.
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nIPA8THlxT o. TIN INTERIOR.
" TO ALL {EESss9H QyIlSH, JAY lSsh, ~

,AylIie.sios hayins bssn msds Ssdsr - at ~
Sans ~, t2f ne reissue Of the folleNinS a..
ssrasssS tand .srsnt: yAish y: siIessd 70 haze
mat % toe oese following the desc Of eaoh
WeneDS new eorttocate or WARRANT Of Ike tenor
vii % sssssuso. u 10 vaAA objsetiea should thsn
jos. Il. BARRlrT. 0onnisioosr.
No, 9S3, for 10 sorss, Issued undsr the .es ~
March 3, laes. In the nans Of Ivory Butler. Snd
~ granted April -, leo6-Febeusry 3, 66 ."o
Ne q o.: fer $50 acrss, issued under the cot Of
Aefeh ID, 1853, in the name Of LAzerus Harlon
"a 80 granted September II. 1855. JsSrasrS
10 nt.1M, for ice .erse. issued saasr the &c. Of
0arch Sd, 1875 In the name Of Robert w Pieros.
And vS granted Nay Il, 1855 March ., iss7.
1o:9,1o, for 100 acfes, issued under the sce Of
nesehS -; n the nsns Of Eh.ah D. Bell, aud
Marsh 81 iss in the same Of oeorse PIN. es An. u
vas srsnte1 August 18th, las. March q, is6i.
No - ~ Ter 100 acres. Issued undsr the Sot OF
March - INA. IN the name Of ysmeS HS0rv' ana
". srs.tsa All "a. ls6i AeFeh .. isa.
March %, lbs: 81 the psme Of John WOOD. ana "a
VS. srsnes1 3essssry -. lsa. April 9. ls6.
nsssl q, -. y he e.s o. sersa We'd, WIDOW
~. ABsil ., ~, n ~
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PAINFUL ACADEMIA CORE respondent of the
Lebanon, New Hampshire, Free Press gives
this account OF an accident in enfield: A work.
man Ia ne Iannery, by the name Of Michael
Bertrand, met with very singular and Sc we're
accidentvhile grinding bark. small cord
which he had tied around his waist become
unloosened and fell among the bark, and was
picked up and thrown into the bark MILL but
caught around the upright shaft and wound
up. Bertrand then shut the gate to stop the
wheel, but did not SHUT IL close so bat the
wheel kept going. He then tried to take The
cord from the shaft, and in come strange man
ner II caught around his left hand thumb and
drew him close into the mill. With his rigbt
hand be held himself back and literally pulled
bis thumb on at the second Joint, and tearing
me TWO large cords of the thumb out of bus
arm nearly to his elbow
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RAILROADS.

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LOMhILL 'trssts, PhiI.aslpsis ct III. f fosio.ias
MORNING ACCOMMODATION
49, Q. n. for Rssdile ana eli istsrnsS,s,.
Rstnrnins, leaves Reading NJ sSnu ,,.
In PhilseelDbiA at 8 10 D. m.
MORNING RXPRRss
p!A,i ~ slss n ior bsseine, Lebanon, Hsrrisburs,
isio, AIi.nto.H, Wilhssssrre, fit,.tos, ios orr
Hi: sf.i. eonSsss. i lsx s:Sr s, s1 *.
Penosylysnis kailrosd trains Tor AIIenso.e. s a.
q; For LGi;ssS raj: s.l .5 s::I
EiMits re', a. fSr ASIIsHsRS5' LSei a.,en
iaS.rors sr.le. for vii
:. Leaves Fhil.dslphis a. $50 ,. m FOR R..d,.,
and R.inosd tS fs,ss ~ Sh
IEADIEe ACCOMMODATION
,t.sion. sffivs. IL ping :' al way
neturnisg, leaves philadelphia az q 10 o. m
IRAN. Ter Psiisdsi,his l.. % H.rr,.s,,, Az, "a
sna Potrytile at O. as . m, arrisins in
h.IIi.suIs ana Po 6noSf ss. =. leave
N, srriiyiss .. Ph fl.selphi. at IS D m D.
80 and HsrT.Sars a. ~ M hs csaa At
ing q Reading with Aftsrnoon AcooumoSsssa,
e SIotn m.oS D. m. arriving In Philsdelphis az
:, n..kss Train, with . passenger oar attached
Ali way stations leaves Resdipr IN .sos m s en-
Doss s,ss II .. N. for Philaseiphia ana al
All the above trains run daily, supd.,..x,s,,.,
ssnnnoY IraiIs leave Pottsvllle At 8 O. m and
ks.dlns At m returning from K ssaps =. e.
CHESTER VALLEY RAILROAD
PatsenGsrs for Dow nisgtown and interm.d,.,.
ain: from &c s P mi and ss. .Dd
N gtow At z .. m. and ~ 80 neon. oA Do~n
I,,vs... AND IHE WEST. oASH
ing sssa,ss a. Is Z Is and m .ss
i p,,soursh' Chicago, wiisn,port. Elnirs s ,Ir
Returning. Express Train leave. H.rri.,,
arrival Of Pennsyiyania II press from Pit,.Snson
81. - snS Sc m slsP passing RssdiSs %
New York 10 .; m, aud Las , N, slsesinsas at
aceenpanyin these trains through b ssse.gn cars
Mail ,rsin for New Ycrs i is.s.. oIH.Sss
2lop N; Mail train for Hsrrisburs leaxss S =,
s0auYLKILL VALLEY RAILROAD
Trains leave Poitsvile at z, II so a m IA
?. m; se'Irnins from Tsnaaus at 7.S m, ana ne
soHVYLKILL ASP sUsoUEHAssA RAIL
Trains leave Auburn V a. FRO. M
and harrisburg, and az \ 50 D. m, for Pinete
ana fremont; returning frem Harrpsburo st rive
m mn ana rem fremont 1t IS .. M. and Is
FREI0HT.
6cods OF all descriptions for wardAd IN su -,
above points from the Company New Fra,tne
Dep ct, Broad and Willow streets ffeient
TREI CIT TRAINS
Leave Philade phi daily At 5 sSs m ,s
nnd p m Tor Resoing, Lebanon, Harris,nSoo
rousVihe, Fort clinton, and ell points beyons'
Cloee at the Philadephfa Post Oeioe IN, al
places on the road and its branches Al -"
Ass iSr the pnneissi stations only at sIs N,