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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-09
Chances for Business Glen,

EDITORS, PRINTERS.
H. NFWSPATFR AND JOB PRINTING OFFICE POR SALE IN
EEWHFRN n CIt ncr new the best printing e.t'h
smeas states; publishing an Independent
We~ Nesu ,r will large cuatou and cool LIST Of ADVERTISING
The Office los: received Potter Power lrss ana - ven
stocked With cyerv requisite Both newspaper snd Job ofcc
paving tises the present. proprietor beng ngl IN
~ rg The Newspaper or JOB once can
bought together fcparlte " purchase money car remain on
mortgage The has railroad and three ts 81 .At
Northern ports Call and examine address IEO W. NAhOH
IT, Newbeu, n. G.
nor SALE-AN INTEREST in lirst-cass
4 SILVER MINES, tome Of which paving largely - .
II. MALCOM DWlER. Metropolitan Hotel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-09
Sales bn Auttion
Gilual.ous rDnnteo--9emnles

TIRST-CLASS Female SERVANTS supplied
b. PIERCE Co. Boz greol 1rceuloms and other seec
lions rom American, La- sl, c'ch, Germans HNe-e5 IRISH
GOOD German Female SERVANTS at Mrs.
" HILU, Institute No. ~ NorOkt, between RSilgOn
and StaltOns-.
VVANTED-A SITUATION by "A competent
w German Girl Loewors, cook, washer. and
ironer; willing and ugi best Of city references Cal at 800
B0Eery. entrraIt q Erstst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-09

ATLAErTC COMMERCIAL, NETWORK,
O.ILNg. PAtIt.C, anu UNION.

AMERICAN. CONTINENTAL and WASHINGTON
o. Oh issues, WANTED, BY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-12-09

Y OST.-CERTIFICATE No. o., for Two Two
iB and 2tI) Shares Of the GOLD AND soOk
PI R tPII COMPANY dated Nov. o. 1870, in the name OF
MATHEW BIRD All persons are hereby notified not 10 negotiate
saw y, 10 s'u, - new certificate MATTHEW BIRD,
'he Issue VI ~ Hassaust
oTTICK CHICAGO AND AUToS R.nRo.D Co..
CnIcAGO LII Dee |, 1870 }
IN accordance with the Circular of 23d N0yem-
her issued the stockholders ofs COMPANY the Transfer Books VIII
10 closed on 18th aud reopenei on the 25h inst In
w. NJ. LARBABER, sec'y and Treas
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-02-26

ing Of the season ls slill present IN
the minds Of all buyeFs, Of every
section, aud on TIE whole the trade
can b6 Classed e. having been but
moderate or fair only.
The wholesale clothing trade are
through with spring work, except
those houses who manufacture for
city sales, which houses have been
quite liberal purchasers Of late, yet
there 10 not enough Of II 81 present
to amount 10 ANY thing. The West
efn buyers from Cincinnati. ST.
Louis and Chicago, are buying
sparingly, in hOpes that they will
have some business next month,
yet the prospects are not looked
upon as being Of more than an or
binary character, when the slow
ness Of collections for the falls
business is referred to.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-02-26

touch lhslead the aaiI aaneunem.
the fact Tha bullet found, te
worst half 81 he eElfaetora
ls over. Thlsplah vas aagsealaa
By an Eaellshmaa, 3 hnays aoma
two years aa0, but was not pqt %
trial till M Tfouye made 81 H.
Stfument. The other proposed 3
.of more limited application q.
Molsens Is the anGhag, cod he
promises d draw fragments q
iron or steel from E hsah would
by the help Of powerful magnets.
He can DO nothing with lead,
though, because 4 does net fol
low the loadstone. Trouye's 4
the best idea. There e quaint
ness in the notion Of bullet tsle.
graphing its whereabouts.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-02-26
EzITacUIeg bullets from wounds
BY Electric ~.

EzITactIeg Bullets from wounds
BY Electric ~.
A writer IN the last number OF
the Gcntleman's Magazine says
"Curing should be as important
a killing in the arts Of war ex.
tracing your enemy's bullets
from your own flesh is the next
duty after putting your bullets
into his flesh. Now, bullet-pro
bling is u tiremsome and painful
operation, one that ought to be
reduced 10 the perfection Of sim
pie certainty. So humane philos-
pliers have thought; and they
have done their best to give their
thinkings tmgibility. But we are
bounded by our means and while
there we're none known whereby
a lump Of buried lead could be
told from q fragment of a shat
tered bone, probing was slow
work. However, The next time
far be it that wholesale
bullet extraction has 70 be per.
formed, it is TO DO expected tina
the army surgeons labors will b.
frightened by the help that cleo
tricity will afford for two inven
tors have independently proposed
methods of searching for anC
drawing out metallic missiles from
the wounds they have inflicted
, Both men told their ideas to tn
French Institute at one and th
same meeting during the pas
, month. NJ. Trouve was one; b
who made the electrical jewel
that delighted fashionable Parl
for a few months two years age
His new bullet probe Is a doubl
pointed needle, each point bein
connected by a wire with a littl
: electric battery and q bell, While
I, arc united electrically that is
a say, whenever they both touch
I piece Of the metal. With thI
!, divining.r0d, bullet seachingis
! simple business. The suspecte
part OF the body Is probed wi
III, and the instant the pom.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-02-26

THnaa ut.ea 81 -
nesaaV nina. about one
Mas Is building 81 IH.
mend aaaa 81 $50
.roaa a9ene Is miles HqA /,
sad WA oseapIsd as 9 store p
Niekenrasln 8 Cd. Is l1s
nearly "a amounting e ere
9e0o0 viii IS iasaraae 81 I
Wiih Rasb ) IAsaL Ihl qr
eln of The afs Is mapeaaa 6 hafa
been b en- inssadIaFy.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-02-26

the Company at any time during
lee existence, or make any modih-
cations, additions, or changes to
this aci, on giving thirty days no.
tice thereof.
ARTICLE XE
All transfers OF stock shall be
made 10 the Office Of the Company
and recorded in the books Of fraHs-
fer, to be kept for that purpose, the
new stakeholder, or stockholders,
binding themselves 10 abide by tho
terms and conditions OF this act.
ARTICLE MI.
No stakeholder shall be liable for
any debts Of the Company, but all
creditors must look 10 the corpora
ton property for their demands.
ARTICLE XIII.
The names, and respective inter-
ests OF the subscribers TO this aci,
and said stock is hereby declared to
be ~ follows, tO.Wit:
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-02-26
sTOP THE THIEF!

STOLEN from tho sab criber, from the
y front o. T.. W. SheareT's ,tJfe IN this
CITY, on wednesday evening last, bstween ,
ard Z O'clock. q dark heavy made, bay
HORSE mo white about hlpl. sAddla, sad
die olJth, martinFalo and halter ON him
when q len. No notable mark exc p seag
from q cut on the len leg between hip joint
amt knee; Mexican saddle, blue saddle
ciotn trimmed with red; halter, ruin, and
mAFtinKnls new; on LETT side o. neck hhlf
recently rubbed %; recently ah0d aii Fonnui
walks bnd trOta only
Aiibsal reward viii be paid Cor bis is-
sebio.diwawat n. W. FOLKEs.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-02-26
STATE OF LOUISIANA
Is - 81

STATE OF LOUISIANA
PARISH oF MApfSNN.}
|. ~. V. Brown, Recorder, in aud
for ,hc seid Parish, certify That the
above and foregoing Is n true copy
a.. 'hu original Act, now on lille IN
my Office. Internal Revenue
st,wp.: to The amount OF ten cents,
being five cent, for each piece OIL
paper used. attached TO original,
aud cancelled.
Witncs, my hand, aud a%tiicihl
seal, his February l7th, 1870.
A.. V, BROWN,
Recorder,
by JOSEPH \. llkBERr,
Deputy.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-02-26
A OF LOUISIANA
PARISH OF MADIsoN{

teenth day Of February, A. d. eigh.
teen hundred aud seventy, before
me, Alexander v. Brown, Record
er, and ~ex.OflciO, Notary Public, In
and for said Parish and Stale, duly
commissioned and sworn, Person
ally came the parties whose names
are hereunto subscribed, who sew.
orally declare that, aVailing them
selves Of the provisions Of the stat.
utes Of the State Of Louisiana, rola-
tive to the organization Of cOrpo-
rations in SAID State, they have COW
enanted and sgreed,and bind them
selves TO form themselves into, and
constitute a corporation for the OBJ.
lecls, and under the stipulAtiOns,
regulations ana obligations, follow
ing, tO-wit:
ARTICLE l..
The corporate name Of the as'O-
citation shall be the ColUrcd Ciu-
zens' Packet Company
ARTICLE II.
The legal dOmiCile OF the Corpo.
ration shall be located II DE soto.
Louisiana, and shall exist during
tho period OF twenty-five years, I'M
less sooner liqnidSted As hcfcinai-
ter provided for.
ARTICLE Ill.
The purposes for which said com
pany Is established, and the nature
OF the business TO he carried on 10y
u, are declared 10 be the navigation
of the Mississippi River aud ih'
tributaries thereof by such Yc,,el'
as they may deem proper, and eX
ercise such rights sud privilege
incident thereto; also for the pur
pose OF buying and selling real es
tate. The President, or Secretary %.
any Director Of said Company, on,
OF whom shall he a resident OF ia
State Of Louisiana, sha!l be th
proper person on whom to aerv.
citations, notices, or other leg
process, wherein the said COmpan
may DO interePted.
ARTICLE ".
The capital stock OF aaid. Coupe
ny shall be i1y thousand dollar
divided into shares Of one huudre
dollars each, which capital may
increased TO Two hundred and MI
. thousand dollars BY u majority
the stockholders. All stock suI
scribed must be paid IN at the Tia
7 Of subscription, or secured in att
manner 50 the Board vi DirtctO
4 may direct.
ARTICLE v.
The entire care and mRnagcme.
8 and control OF the business al
affairs Of said Company shall
conhded 10 a Board Of seven Dire
tors from which thOy shall immct
. ately elect one OF their number
= President, and one a. Sccretal
The first Board Of Directors sd.
u be composed Of the iollowi
y stockholders, lo.wit: Thomas
Stringcr, l.. BultCl field, Abb
= johnson. John King, kicha
=, Griggs, shed. Thompson, a.
- Brown, who shall continue In off
= until The second Monday Of /
- cember, 1870, or until their succ
sors are elected ard qualified. l
., Directors, hereafter, shall be rlc
cd annually ON the second Mond
:, of December OF each ycnr, st
:, Office of lie Company. a fall
~ to elect Directors as aforesaid, II
not dissolve the laid Company,
~ the Board In Office shall continue
-, the exercise OF the functions III
a new Board Is elected and ~
lao fed.
ar ARTICLE VI.
00I At all election, aud meetings
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-02-26

MmRMnnNa oR xHR MAaa
LEgl4LATuH ars tsf
fe W.sasambiA Thk 1 - 48HHBAE
ths Ga aRN al MaHaA. fHI4s a
nc EDWE4
Rrnsiffmt anuafM
IN ENAMKhAN
ana eneahef Is tie hra14
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-02-26

ARTICLE NV.
The Board OF Directors are au-
tAorized to receive additional sub.
scriplions untl the said capital OF
lwo Hundred aud fifty thousand
dollars has been obtained. On dis
solution Of the Company, either by
Limitation or by vote OF OckhOld-
err, as belotc prov ded for in Arli-
Gle Y, majority OF the stOckhOld-
ers, in capital. shalt have The power
10 determine upon the mode oil
selling and disposing of the proper
~ and effects OF The Company, and
, 10 decide upon the terms and con-
dilious of the sale, and finally wind.
ing up and l%iquidating its affairs "a
, the best advantage ; and, in cOnclu'
sion, the stockholdcrs hcrcinbeforC
named, ia conformation OF the
aforesaid stipiAatiOns, and esta5'
lished by the present Act, for thu
! purposes hcrcinbriOre mentioned
aud to thai effect only, do horeunt'
subscribe their names, respectively
and bind their executors aud as
signs.
Thu. done and passed in m
Office nj Debts, Louisiana, tho day
the month, aud The year first abov
written, in presence OF Albert NJ
Cramer. aud =. ). Premise Danger
field, competent witnesses, VIII
have signed their names with sal
parties, and me, Recorder. after du
reading hereof.
TuO'S W. STRINGER
l.. BUTTERFIsLD
ALBERT JOHNSON
4. V. BROWN
John KINNEY
RICHARD GRlGGS
I SHED. THOMPSON.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-02-26

% che ( slorea Citizens Packet
csmpany.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-02-26
ARTICLE TX

The Board Of Directors shall
make dividends rs often as they
may think advisable and proper.
Should any vacancy occur In the
Board of Directors, the said
BOardshall have power TO fill tho
same, aud four members shall con.
stituie q quorum for The transaction
of all business, and in absence
Of the President, they shall elect q
Cha irman TO preside al their meet
iDgs.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-02-26
ARTICLE VIII,

1t shall be the duty OF the Sccre-
tary to keep In bound books, in the
name Of lho Company 4 correct
record Of the proceedings Of all
meetings, aud to whom shall be
made weekly statements. hy Tho
clerks Of each boat under the con-
troll of the Company, OF the amount
Of receipts, disbursements, transac'
tions, aud business thereof, which
shall be submitted BY the Secretary
TO the Board OF Directors, when
ever required by law, and shall be
authorized to call a meeting Of the
stockholders on giving Two days
notice thereof.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-02-26

Three. fourlhs OF the stockhold-
ers, in capital, shall have power to
wind up end settle the business Of
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-02-26
FL
v EEKLY HERALD
l. published every saturday,
Ry "a. SWORDS,


By Va. SW ORDS,
and contain, iny.six columns of
matter. consisting Of the Latest
News Geographic and 'otlcrwise),
Editorials, selected aud original
Literary Articles, Commercial and
Financial Intelligence, etc, etc.
Special inducements 10 Clubs
We propose to send tue Weekly
Herald to any Postoifice in the
United States, with the names
plaiuly written on the margin OIL
each paper, as rollowsi
Single Subscribers ..........S 3 o.
Club of Five, to one z, o.. Y 81
and one extra cop! TO the
person getting up the Club.
Clubs Of Ten, to Que p. o.. 20 o.
and two extra copies 10 the
person getting up the Club.
Clubs Of Twenty, 10 one =. o. 30 U
and four extra copies 30
person getting up the Club.
We also propose to give a fin
sEWING MACHINE, worth S6J
to any pers on who will send u
ONE NEW SUB
for one year, q
$500 each, paid in advance, th
Sewing Machine 10 DO selected b
the party at the store Of Lonl
Hoffman, Max. Kuner, or HeFrie
& DIR.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-02-26

Having examined the above Act,
and being Of the opinion that the
purposes aud objects of the corpo.
ration. =. spcrified therein, are
legal. and none OF the provisions,
therein coniaiucd, are contrary 10
las. | hereby approve The ssmc. on
TIL. 23l daN Oi F,bruTy, 1870.
'WM. J.. DUNCAN,
District Attorney,
18Th Judicial DIST.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-02-26
ARTICLE VI.

At all election, aud meetings OF
the stockholders, each stOckhOlder
shall 10 entitled, directly or hy
proxy, to one vote only.
NYau1p VII
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-02-26
ARTICLE VII.

The President shall preside Al all
meetings OF the Board mud have a
casting yotc at all is deliberations.
The said Board shall bAYc power Ia
make such by Laws, 10 make Hp'
pOiutmpnis Of all officers ind en-
ployees to fix tAeir salaries TO
make contracts, compromises, and
buy aud sell real cslate,Aud personal
property aud all articles necessary
for the use OF said Company Ia the
transactions Of its business.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-02-26
What HOusska tper y
ARoUT III NV

aTheir value tAnaot " estimaieal
"Kaeh saececdlng year Aias . thsif paBu.
larity-n
"So ceonOa ieAl il6useteeper eau aapia
70 10 without diem 2
They onshl % b. IN every hagsse y fiAis
Country"
sThey can b. cheesfalig ant ueaApAu
tlously reoommsnasi w eeeFT pesan MAa
eyerusei them
thoroughly reliable y az ktinaAt
revcr failing y operate end gige pltn
satisiae,icn!"
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1870-02-26

Total act'i imp't. l,S9 l'OH l@' L'VS
Add import ron
Calcutta, hBd. a, a.. are
rAa, &G."..... NN w 10 h'
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-11-18

EVEN the new census of the Eighth ward
indicates that there was decline in its popu-
lation during the last decade. We must ex-
pect similar statistical results in all the wards
where business establishments, manufaeto-
ries, stores, and offices rapidly supersede
dwellings, and when properly construed
they are significant sigus of industrial and
commercial advancement. The population
of the old city proper of London declined
rapidly by the same process of substituting
stores for private residences, while the popu-
latipn of the city and suburbs was rising from
hundreds of thousands to several millions,
and thejeffects Of similar movement will be
clearly perceptible in the future elumerati ons
Of the inhabitants Of Philadelphia.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-11-18

II is reported that Camerons illustrious
son-in-law, Wayne Nov eigh, is coming home
from Turkey, without making even decent
pretense of rendering service to the Govern
ment at Constantinople. By this operation
he will pocket round sum as his outfit and
at least q portion if not all of years salary.
This operation follows close on the heels of a
similar extortion from the Common wealth of
Pennsylvania, for he has pocketed at least
one years salary of $4,000 as one of the COM
missioners to revise the civil code of the
State, without rendering particle of service.
Practically, the Commonwealth and the
nation have thus turned into the pockets of
the illustrious McVeigh from $4,000 to
$4,000, because he is the son-in-law of a
man who buys up our Legislatures.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-11-18

In the city of Chicago, where the free-trade
bolt from the Republican party was backed
up strenuously by the Chicago Tribune, a
Republican protectionist was elected to Con-
gress; and as the new member, Mr.. Farwell,
will succeed Republican free-trader, an i'm
portant gain to the cause of American indus
try has been effected in the district which is
most immediately subjected to the Chicago
IqS6uneS influence. Protection, when boldly,
properly, and vigorously sustained before
the people, rarely fails to triumph before any
Northern constituency of higher grade than
that of Mackerelville.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-11-18

MEssRs. RoCKHILL s. WILSON have just issued
neat little contrivance in the form of an almanac
by which several desirable results are obtained BY
means OF movable disc, the month, date, and year
can be found for any day, past and present. within
the century The disc requires to be set but snce q
month, after which the date of every day can be
readily fixed for the entire month Besides this the
conrvance is useful for ascertaning the day Of any
particular past event. II, for instance, we know
that Fort Sumter was fired upon on the 18th of
April, 1861 by means OF the calendar we find that
the day was Friday. On the back OF the card is a
useful table by which the whole number OF days In
month can readily be found. A handsome pheto-
graph OF some OF the fashionable styles OF clothing
surmounts the face
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-11-18
THE PAID FIRE DEPARTMENT.

THE PAID FIRE DEPARTMENT.
The subject of a paid Fire Department came
up yesterday before Councils in several
shapes. In Common Council an elaborate
bill was introduced for the organization of
paid department, which, after some discus
sion, was postponed until next week. This
was proper enough disposition to make of
it, considering the Importance of the subject,
as it will be well for the members of Councils
and the public to have an opportunity to
study the details of the bill before it is finally
acted upon. Even mere significant than the
introduction OF this bill was the fact that two
of the most respectable of the volunteer
companies, the United States and the Dill
gent addressed communications to Coun-
oils advocating paid department,
aud Tc cppfcasing that the day of
usefulness formthe volunteer system has
passed. These communications indicate that
the better class Of tiremen have been COM
PEELED to ackno@ledg that there are disor-
dsrlyoeiementsins sthed volunteer department
thaB caAhot be Controlled, and that the only
remedy for the evils that exist is to make a
rsdieatr@ Qnnaa aandde aNsE altogether witL
the old-fashipned method of extinguishing
fires by the creation Of 3a'ppatda force of fire,
mep, who will be directly under the control
of'tiis nrfhicip az aut h6fities!9 v1zTs-
To accomplish this Object the bill intro
duced yesterday IS 81 rhaafy1 fsspeets a very
good bne,' and II shoald'Aeet With tn 8 cssdid
consideration of all theHpRmbsfssof Conn
ellis between now and the next meetins5ss6
that it may be acted upon promptly and with
afuil skhowiedgS of What iel proposes To geJ
conaplish. The orgauizationo of the paid FSra
Department under this bin will be fivenomu
missioners, one chief enginsera i've lsssistapt
eugiAeers, and Is many foremens enginemsn,
kseemen, hook-andladder men, aud iiother
persons, to be divided into companies, a. the
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-11-18
THE FREE TRADE ISSUE-HOW TO
MEET TT

MhNl IL.
DEMOCRACY is about to be boiled down to free
trade, pure and simple, by its new cooks.
Everything else is to be thrown off as scum,
and the party is to be given up solely to the
service of the foreign enemies of American
industry. The Irish wing of the organization,
after suffering centuries of oppression in
their native land, are to assist in fastening a
similar curse upon the land of their adoption,
for the industrial dominance of Great Britain
here would impoverish this coun-
try as it has impoverished Ireland,
and tens of thousands of Democratic
miners, mechanics, artisans, and laborers
are to be cajoled into the support of policy
that would inevitably pauperize them. Now
that the slavery of the black man is no
longer possible, the new issue is the indus
trial enslavement of the white men of the
United States. On this issue the Re-
publican party should take at once
a bold and commanding position. 1t has
everything to lose and nothing to gain by
dalliance with the so-called Republican free
traders who are doing their best now to cut
its throat. For every vote that would be lost
by the exclusion of the devotees of foreign
interests from the Republican camp there
would be ten gained among the large class of
Democrats who are sound on the issue of
protection, and who would abandon the
Democratic party as soon as they clearly saw
that the tariff question was the paramount
issue of the day.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-11-18
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1S, 1870.

gE THE EVENING TELEGRAPH, from
its original establishment, has been in the
receipt of telegraphic news from the New
York Associated Press, which consists OF
the Tribune, Times, Herald, Wo,2d,
Sun, 9on,naI Of Commerce, EVeHimg Post,
Commercial A6Ve,ziSer, and Eveafng En-
byess. The success which has attended
our enterprise is, in itself, sufficient evil
dence of the freshness, fullness, and relia-
bility of the news which we have received
from this source. Last March we entered
Into a special contract by which THE
EVENING TELEGRAPH has the erclusive
use of the news furnished in the afternoon
by the Associated Press to its own members,
the North american, Inquirer, Ledger,
Press, Age, Record, and German Democrat,
of this city, and the leading journals of the
East, North, West and South; and hereafter
THE TELEGRAPH will be the only evening
Saber pH6lisAed in this city in which the
afternoon dispatches of the Associated
Press will appear.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-11-18

eg The earliest regular edition of The
EVENING TELEGRAPH goes to press at II
o'clock, and the subsequent regular editions
at %, 81, and A. Whenever there is i'm
portant news of the progress of the Euro
pean war, extra editions will be issued after
this hour, and before the regular time for the
early edition.