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JOEN ID. ROCHE.

Died, on Monday, the sth inst, JOHN D.
ROCHE, Esq, aged 81 years, months and
% days. Tie funeral will take place from
the residence Of the deceased, on Second
Street. above Mulberry. this wednesday,
morning. at So o'clock. Services will be
held at the Church OF the Assumption, on
Second Street, between Main and Syca-
more, at O'Clock AM. The relations and
friends Of the family are respectfully In
x5tad tn attend
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THE EVANSVILLE UNION IN 'FERRE
HAUTE.-Mr. Charles Schmidt, of the
Union, went to Terre Haute last even
ing, to take subscriptions for that pa
per. The Germans of that city will
find the Union staunch Republican
paper, and one that they will find in
teresting. Now that their VolksblGH
has proved Flip flap }" concern, they
can do no better than to take the
Union.
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WEDNESDAY,. AUGUST 10, 1S7O.
CIT NE w s.
Vandsrburgh County Rep1b lican
Convention.

At meeting of the County Execu-
tive Committee, held at the Club
Rooms, on Friday, August 9Th. 1870,
it was unanimously resolved that a
MASS CONVENTION of che Re.
publican voters Of Vanderburgh
County, for tho nomination Of all
candidates for county Offices to be
elected at the October election, be
held on
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1sT,
at the CRESCENT Cry SPRINGS, in
the City of Evansville.
Its recommended that each tOwn-
ship and precinct be entitled to cast
the number of votes indicated below.
taking the Republican ballots cast at
the Presidential election of 1868, as
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this, Noyes showed last night in
Henderson,"
Conway" said he of the pontifcial
name. "Show on Sundsy?"
But, Bishop, yesterday was Mon
day"
"Oh, go along" said the Bishop,
you can't fool me that way. the
Bunkum Museum didn't show last
night, and yesterday couldn't be
Monday"
The argument was pursued no
further, that being conclusive evil
dence.
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ChIcagO Market.

BY Telegraphl CHICAGO, Aug. 0.
FLoUR-Dull and easier.
WHEAT-IseSs active, and lc lower: No.
closed az 81 l3; this afternoon Irregular af
OIL 1901 I5K. seller half OF August.
CORN-Dull; l1aGe2c lower closing at 75c
for NO 2; this afternoon it Is inactive.
heavy and unchanged.
oATs-Actiye and easier; closing a. ga
421zc for No. 2.
kYE-Steady at S1c for No. 2.
No. 2.
HIGHWINES-Inactfve. and nounfnaiIv
&c lower: 95c for iron bound.
PRoVIsIONs-iDactt mess rorR dull
at SO O0Q29 so; shoulders steady at 13o;
short rib 1870.
LARD-Weak at l6I<al6ISc.
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By Telegraph LoRDoN, Aug. 8.
ConsOIs for money 0Cs6; account COZ
American securities quiet; '62s So; '85a IS
07s, "a; l0-40s, Sl<; Eries, 151<; Illinois
Central, lOjf stocks, quiet; Atlantic and
Great Western, ~; rentes opened 90 65
francs and 40 centimes.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 0.-COtton act i've aud
bnoyant; mlddltng uplands ~; Orleans
20 sales OF 1900 bales. Manchester mar
ket hrmer. California white wheat 2ls2d :
receipts wheat for 3 days III COZ quarters, ali
American. Western nOur26s Corn, Euro
pe2n, 32z932s3d. Oats 2s5d. barley 81.
Peas 88S6d. Psrk fiat &c I22sGd. Beef lI2s6d.
Lard us. Cheese 63s. Bacon bSs8da58.
Cumberland 0B5 for short rib. Tallow
LONDON, Aug. Shallow firm at As.
Petroleum at Antwerp As francs.
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PI00LILI.
CooI. and clear a. midnight.

THERE is a Gypsy camp in hide.
pendence. !,
REMEMBER Senator Revels lectures
on the 18th.
ONLY one victim in the Recorders
Court yesterday.
HENDRIczs failed to appear at the
pow-woW last night.
THE moulders will picnic on the
18th at Edmond's Grove. the Fayette
conveying the party.
PUGsBY thinks the Germans are
very ungallant to attack poor un-
protected woman like Nancy.
THE Prussians are in Muhlhausen.
Now isn'tit pity that our Null
hansen is not in Prussia.
FENDRIcH BRoTHEEs bought the
first hogshead of this years tobacco
at the sale yesterday. The price was
$40 per hundred.
THE Terre Haute Gazette says that
Crosby is likely to die from the effects
of the cuts he inflicted on the other
negro on Friday. Clear. is it not?
The German ladies meet at Mr..
Louis Eberts, on Third Street, this
afternoon, to contribute their aid in
raising funds for the wounded, the
widows and orphans of Germany.
RESIDENTS on Leet Street near
Fourth. are treated to nightly rehear
sails Of loud family quarrel. The
police are invited to attend. No
charge for reserved seats.
OFFICER jackson arrested a pick
pocket yesterday morning. but the
victim refusing to prosecute. the ras-
cal was set at liberty, with warning
10 leave the city forthwith.
THE fool who thrust himself upon
the notice of the Germans, at their
meeting on Monday evening. contin-
ued his performances yesterday, until
some one punched his nose.
A MEMBER of the Evansville Turn
verlin was escorted to the depot last
night, by his fellow Turner's, as be
started for Prussia, in answer to a
summons from that country to render
military service due, he being still
Prussian subject.
Mr.. WIN. RAHM. in his Joy at the
good news from Germany. sent a bas-
ket of wine to the Council Chamber,
yesterday, which the members and
others present speedily absorbed.
The reporters did their share of the
absorbing. Long live Rahm and
longer live Deutschland.
A YOUNG man of this city started
to leave on one of the steamers day
or two ago, when a young lady. to
whom he had been engaged to be
married. presented a revolver and de-
manded his surrender. He surren-
dered, and was led quietly ashore by
the amazon.
MEMBERS of the Grand Jury deny
that Fanny Singer was taken to the
Christian Home on their order. and
further say that she never was before
that body at all The information as
to the disposition Of Miss Fanny was
obtained from the Recorder and one
of the Sheriff's bailiffs.
THE Demokrat gives great credit to
Chief of Police Mauntel. for arrestiDg
who is accused of shooting
Riede, when the fact is. that had
Richer desired to &c AZ. the sagac-
ity of the officers would not have pre-
vented him. Richer hearing that the
Chief wanted to see him. came to the
lookup Of his own accord.
Two gentlemen called at this Office
last evening, to ask that their names
be not published. AS that was the
first intimation received by the jour
NALpthat such persons were in ex-
istence, their request is complied
with, although it is highly probable
the names are a part of some public
record wherein assault and battery is
also a part.
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A QUESTION OF THE DAY.-A jo-
vial citizen having lost his almanac.
thought that Noyes' circus exhibited
in Henderson yesterday, aud invited
a number of his friends to go down,
he furnishing tickets. By accident
the party missed the boat, when one
Of them said. Why Bishop how is
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-08-10

Prof. u. w. Warren:
Permit me to tender to you, and
through you to the members of your
excellent Band. my most cordial
thanks for, and earnest appreciation
of, the admirable music with which
you RECALLED the crowds Of people at
tending my Circus on Saturday night.
Respectfully, ETC. @. w. MOVES.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-08-10

THE DORSEY CUTTING AFFAIR
Officer Jackson arrested Jordan
Fields yesterday morning. on suspi-
cion of being the man who cut Jas.
Dorsey, on Friday evening. Sheriff
Miller took Fields and Crosby to the
Marine Hospital. where Dorsey lies.
and there confronted them with the
wounded man, who again, and this
time very positively, pointed out Cros-
by as the perpetrator of the deed.
Dorsey is improving. and DR.. Ralston
SAYS he VIII recover.
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ReDubIIcan COnYentIOn

COLUMBUS, o., August 9.-The Re-
publican State Convention which
meets here tomorrow, has caused q
large number Of delegates to assem-
bic here tonight. General Sherwood
will be renominated for Secretary of
State unanimously. There are seven
candidates for Supreme Judge, four
for Comptroller of the Treasury. and
several tor member Of the Board of
Public Works. The Republican
State Central Committee held a meet
to- night, and examined the books and
accounts OF the State Executive Com
mittee. The accounts were found
correct and all moneys economic
ally expended, and the action of the
Executive Committee emphatically
oonmandnd
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ESP FOIAL NOTICE-

The members OF the Cottage Club are re-
spectfuliy invited TO attend the funeral OF
our late esteemed associate and member
OF this club, JOHN d. ROCHE, ESQ, from
his late residence. on Second Street. at So
o'clock this morning. BY order of
Z. q. VAN RIPPER. President
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New Orlnana MnrKnf-

BY Telegraph NEW ORLEANS, August 8.
CoTToE-Stagnant and nomInally low;
middlings SOLD at l6c; receipts Al bales;
sales OF 400 bales; stock 0,l48 bales.
80 (0a6 ~.
OATs-55d60c.
BRAN-97L@SI 90.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-08-10

GALVESTON, August ga serious
fight between whites aud blacks DC
CURED at Waco, on the 9th inst enc
white man was killed and ono wound
ed, and two black men were Won dea.
About thirty five shots we're fred.
The cause Of the trouble vas o diaa-
greement about business.
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SAN FRANoIsCo, August 8.-The
Germans are wild over the war ue#8.
The press dispatches were road ID
the lheater5 and German halls. last
night a1d we're received with enthu-
slasm. Ihe streets and beer cellars
are filed with Germans, cheorir aa
shouting,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-08-10

BUSINESS CHANGE.-David Lloyd,
late of New Albany has purchased
the interests of Woodrow & Reitz
in the Evansville Rolling Mills, and
will probably purchase, or lease, the
remaining interests, and the capacity
of the works will soon be largely in
creased. The extension of the man
ufacturing interests will greatly in
crease the commercial and material
Importance of the city.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-08-10

OMAHA, August 81. N. Parker
has been selected by the President to
visit and distribute goods and pres
ents 10 the indians 10 the West. lie
IS In town.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-08-10

TERRE HAUTE, August 9-Ge1eraI
Grant and party passed through This
city this evening, en- route o. St.
Louis, By a special train of the Indie
annapolis, Terre Haute, VandaI.s
80. Louis Short Line Railroad The
trip from indianapolis to Teffe
Haute, seventy three mileC, was made
in one hour and thirty four minutes.
being about fifty miles per hour lha
fastest time on the Company's road.
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Memphis Market.

BY Telegraph MEMPHIS, August 0.
bales: exports l32 bales.
ELoUEoQ9iet; superdne IS 90.
OATs-48c.
HAY-S20@23CO.
BRAN-Igc.
PoRK-G32 90.
LARD-lg1<c.
I9%c. 80
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-08-10

The Convention will be called to
order at TO o'clock AM, and take a
recess at Y o'clock for Basket Din
ner. WIN. HEILMAN. Chairman.
FIN. THAYER. Sec'y.
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LOCAL NOTICES
LIfe InsnFsnca Pald.

AAAO Anous~oVS atus
EVANSVILLE, IND. Avg. 9, 1870.
Received from the Connecticut Mu-
tual Life Insurance Company, of
Hartford city, by j. N. Knox. local
agent, seven thousand six hundred
and twenty six and seventy eight-one-
hundredth dollars. in full payment
and satisfaction of the annexed policy
of insurance, No. 1916, on the life
of John s. Baker, and all dividends
on the same. Amount of policy. 81,
600; amount Of dividends, 1926. 20
total, 81 .626 78.
SYBIL A. BAKER.
s. J. PAKE. Guardian.
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BASE BALL.-The Evansville club
will play this afternoon if not pre-
vented by rain. Players who wish to
ride to the grounds viii have to be
on hand at half past three.
The Riversides play on their
grounds this afternoon.
On dit that the Evansville and
Riversides are about to unite.
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cable Di'pntohsss g. g tho grr 3es

1880 a.HN
PapgFss
New YORK, August ga
from London at 1870 An says Ha
Gladstone's announcement iu e
House, that the English govern
had at last made specific prOpos a8u
for Belgium protection, Is welcomed
with sign Of relief, and q feeling
that England has cnce more vino Ieal-
cd her position as an European power.
Disraeli only expressed tho general
feeling Of tho house, when saying
he rejOiced that the government
solved 10 maintain the neutrality a
independence Of Belgium. and h1
he accepted the declaration
aVoWal Of a wise aud spirited pelIes
not less wise because spirited.
Few ministerial statements. The
Daily AelCs says, have been received
with more satisfaction TO their m
claims 70 the confidence of the Grown
and TO the support Of the pc
The government has now added
other, which, If IL does not trans
at least equals any 20 which it Wa
fore entitled 10 urge upon the sag
and moderation, and at the same
boldness ot Its foreign policy. IL
sents Q striking contrast 90 the
ton which has been suggested on
hand. and the insolent and purI
less meddling which has been Pre-
ed or the other.
There is nothing from eilhe
my up to one and q half o'clock
(Iuesday) morning.
Gen. Trochn, who wan 10 have
commanded the Baltic EZceditionarg
Corps, has gone 10 Metz. and the Bal.
tic enterprise is indefinitely post
pOned.
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LouIsViIIe Market.

By reIegraph.I LOUISVILLE, August 9.
Bagging, Flour. Grain, Provisions and
Whisky are unchanged.
CoTToN-Closed weak lniddling 18c.
To1ACco-Lugs s. 1896 IS; low lear s70
7 as: medium TO good s80l2; medium
bright wrappers $40 so; sales 10 hhds.
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WASHINGTON, August 9.-Ihe rus
naor circulated this morning of che
death Of the Emperor Napoleon could
be traced 10 no reliable B0uica-
Secretary Robson to-day slIa a
was not true the free use of United
States vessels Of the Asiatio feet
will be rendered Seward for
travelling purposes, as there s
no authority for thus using a yes
sci Of the navy. Our officers haqo
been instructed, however, to extend
to Seward every attention and facility
consistent with the interest of tba ser-
vice.
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~ T. @. Bridweil & Co., corner
of Main and Third Streets, have .
foil stock of Drugs, Chemicals, Pat
emit Medicines, American and import
ed Perfumery, Toilet Soaps. Brushes,
&c. Prescriptions carefully COM
pounded. Fresh Blue Lick, Con-
gress and Rockbridge Aim Waters.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

By LtAcaAHRAl NNGW AoAAht aug Aet y.
In Dry Goods there Is an improved de-
Insnd for all staple goods and adapted to
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-08-10

Refreshing little showers and over
hanging clouds kept the temperature
of the air pleasantly cool most Of
the day.
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Mnsnnltn Rar Rrames.

Armstrong; patent is the best. I
have also a large lot of the Umbrella
81. SO and Il Main Street, Evans
vile, Ind. july15-tf.
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SENATOR REvELs.-A telegram
was received yesterday from Senator
Revels, giving every possible as
surance that he will be here to lee.
ture, in the Opera House, on the 18th
inst.
Tickets 80 cents; for sale at SCOTS
Book Store. No extra charge for
reserved seats.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-08-10

The fine four story store room In
Fosters Block. on First Street. ad-
Joining the First National Bank. will
be for rent on and after September 1
Apply to JOHN w. FOSTER, at the
Post Office. ie24-tf
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RALEIGH, August 9.-The DEPUTY
u. 8. Marshal served on Kirk, yelof-
day, the writ Of hdbeos corpus issued
by Judge Brooks TO bring his nfis-
oners before him at Salisbury. kHE
replied he would answer after q eoa-
sultation with Governor Holden.
Twelve machinists, at the com
pany's shops Of the North Caroline
Railroad, in Allemance County, were
arrested yesterday by Bergen, Ki1k IS
Lieutenant Colonel. Turner, editor
Of the Ssntinel, has been carried 81
Yanoeyville, and is now 10 prison
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New YOFk Tfomq.

New YORK. August 9.-The steam
er Rapidan from New Orleans. via
Havana, has arrived.
Instructions have been receive s.
Commissioner Shields, from Was los
ton, 10 prosecute vigorously all lottery
dealers who have neglected on reinsed
to pay their special tax. The Com
missioner commenced operations He
terday morning, and issued Wa1n
for the arrest Of q number of dealers.
"a Washington correspondent taa-
graphs that Baron Gerolt, Pru iaa
Minister, is In high Spirits. having roe
ceiVed numerous oonRratulatiora 0u
the Prussian Victories. BE trusts in
main to newspaper kilograms, as be
receives but very few official ones
from Berlin.
The French Minister, on the cone
trary, is in receipt Of many dispalcbea-
but declines to furnish any informa-
ton for publication. lie says lhat
they are OF an official character. and
that it would NOT be proper 10 give
them publicity.
The acting French Consul at H'e6
mOnd, has had 30 many npplicg aa
TO enter the French army, shat be hess
been compelled 10 announce through
the newspapers, that be has no 81.
thority to entertain such application
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-03-18

good citizen is, of course. entitled t.
Christian burial; but the spectacle 10
be witnessed in every city of a regi-
ment of dusty and tired benevolent
society men tramPing out behind
banner which is held aloft by some
struggling, painting brother. to some
lugubrious air villainously blown on
half dozen brass instruments, fol-,
lowed by enough transportation in
the way Of hacks driven by chatting,
joking j bus to move an army with,
the parade ending with a grand hack
race home and quick march by the
afflicted societies to the plaintive ,aad
soothing tones of "Shoo fy.'' is,:eh.
surd. The whole system is. a P7see o {
folly. Less funeral aud more charity
to the widows and orphans OF the
dead would be moIe practical and SEN
sib!e. The display over Mr.. Peabody
mas set a bad example TO people Of
small means. They viii now all want
to surpass kIr. Peabody's funeral
LOu. JournaIY
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Too Much Funeral.

jOne of the most pitiable evidences
the love Of display and noioriety
bong certain classes is their pas
sion for big funerals. Every few
days some poor mechanic or artisan
dies, aud, instead OF his friends bu-
rying him quietly and decenGy, there
is q grand turnout Of all the societies
lie belongs to. which is all right
enough If it did not seem to always
necessitate long row of carriages
aud band of music. Now would it
not be far better to have less of flu
neral display and give the money
paid the bard aud hacks to the wife
and children Of the deceased, who are
often left almost destitute ? Where
is the sensein a man who is almost a
beggar, nearly pauper, or only 10
very moderate circumstances, having
all this expensive fuss made over him,
When his family may the next day be
il want. which might have been re-
liaVed if there had been less process
sion aud music the day before ? The
evil is founded in false pride and an
exaggerated idea Of the position Of the
deceased, which is construedsinto re-
quiri 3 the ''big fuuoral; /" Every
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-03-18
PULASKI, TENN
FRIDAY MORNING, MAR 10. nc
Let the Sun Rise First.

There is no greater delusiOn than
that which imagines early rising i'm
p rtaut for health; no greater error
tlan that hich places it among the
virtues. While early rising has been
sung in poetry, and advocated in pro-
verbs from time inmemorial, it has
been secretly and rightfully cursed
by its unhappy victims ever since
civilization conceived the idea of COM
fort. But we are all so bound by the
law of custom, so eudeared to pro-
verb Of musty sentiment, that our
lips continually give faint assent to
the value of early rising even while
we long to resist the tyranny which
it imposes upon US. What a fright
full aggregate of discomforts accumu-
late upon a man who practices it
through life-who every day is ush
cred from sleep into the ray. blank,
chill, dull atmosphere of earl morn
in Z, and begins his days s. aGe
before the sun has dispelIed o.
dried up the vapors, warmed qUTh
and made ready, like nature'a { "Sdt
ssrvaEt-of-allwO as it is, the earth
for our use Early rising means a
hurried dressing in dim, half-light-
ed room-a sleepy, yaWning, STUN
bling descent down dark, cold stair
ways-a rapid breakfast in a gray,
cheerless, sunless room, while cold
shiv@Fs run& down the back, and sen
sstion Of deglne.ss creeps over the en-
tire bOdy-aud then ia precipitate
plunge into the mists, and vapoTs,
a d general rawness in the day be-
gun in this way, and mo- either.
The sun should be up before US to
give US light, and warmth and COM
fort; our breakfast room should be
cheerful with its beams, and our
breakfast should be partaken with the
ease and comfort. the elaboration,
the social environment, that can come
only when we rise at a rational hour.
q breakfast eaten by candle light, or
snatched in the gray, chilling dawn,
is an abominatiOn. Early rising,
hence, opens the day with keen dis
comforts. It is productive Of nu-
merous social evils; it sours the stom
aeh, promotes irritability, disOrgaui-
zss the nerves, creates bad temper,
and makes of domestic bliss a mock
cry. A voyager, long suffering from
sea-sickness, declared that, if once
o. land again, he would devote the
rest of his days to hunting up and
l1gging the man who wrote
"a life on the ocean ways."
Similar sentiments animate our |
leart when we recall that ancient
bstitch, EARLY to bed aud early to
eo"-but it is not necessary to
tote wha! we all know and have suf- !
ed irom.-APpleton's journal.
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List of Prices for Advertising:

dvcrtisements must be paid quarter
yearly in advance. Those inserted for three
months or less, must be companied with
the money. Yearly advertisers are permit
ted orcucw quarterly free of charge; further
renewals charged one dollar per square.
Advertisements from q distance must be
accompanied with the cash in every instance
The advertising of d house or firm will be
strictly limited to its own immediate bust
ness
Calls on persons to become candidates,
and political circulars charged adver-
tiscmchts, and will not be inserted without
thacash in advance.
Editorial advertisements and personal
communications viii not be inserted unless
paid for in advance at double the regular
rates.
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The Mobile and Ohio railroad com
pany proposes to transport immi
grants over their road free.

The New York Herald say Sena-
tor Revels, the coIored man from Mis-
sissippi, in addition to his other Sen
atorial duties, now lectures in pub
lie. He evidently intends to pattern
after Senator Sumner. It would be
well for the two to travel together,
Sumner to deliver his lecture o.
Caste and Revels to ofioiale as
the bright example,"
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In 1850 there were but three car
riages in Paris. One belonged to the
Queen. the second to Diana de Pole
ture, and the third to a very corpulsut
noblemen who was unable to ride OF
horseback as was then the custom.