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SAIPPIHO.
LORILLARD'S STEAMSHIP
LINZ FOR

E%Ees- FOR LIVERPOOL AND
seSsG1.Hsf ~ REPRESENTATIONS Line Of Mail
,@sgssr NAssa Steamers appointed TO ssii an toi
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Sty OF Baltimore via Halifax, Tuesday, April bS
Giy OF Antwerp, Saturday, April q, At ii A. M
Otty OF London, Saturday, April l6, 1 4. NJ
Oty of Now York, Halifax, Tuesday ADril TO- A. NJ
from Pier 45 North River. No0uNs'
RATES OF PASSAGH.
"a TILE MAIL STEAMER SAILING EVERY BATuRDAT
Payable in Gold PAYABLE in I,nrranoaa'
ny I iN''.'''...SIN STEkkAGE .ssS
NJ 81, iVo 10 LONDON. 20
PASSAGE BY TIE TryHDAy grEAxER VIA HAIIFIX
FIRST CABIN. sTFEpAaE
Payable in Gold. PAyabie in Cjnrrsrcv
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by Branch Steamer. 3 20 by Branch Stss,m.r ( 30
Passengers also forwarded 20 Havre Hanbnpg Rrar,o,
etc., at reduced rates. NA"'"'
Tickets be boucht moderate rates. bv no-,o
wishing to eend for their friends. - P''0O"o
For further particulars apply az Oonpanys Oicea
JOHN q. DALE, Agent.
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PHILADELPHIA RTCuNONn

=xsA PHILADELPHIA, RICHNOND
&f-fsS rs Al, Az L l. a MOI FOLK STEAMSHIP LINE
tsss1zs te.p 4 tn SOUr,t AND WEST LINN ~
tNOhEASED FAOTIL TIES AND PEDii;,rD r, . rr,,e,
Sto.xO.-, FOR 1870 OD AN1A ElS
at iS O'CLOCK Eeave ave. every WhnNEsDAY and SATURDAY
kE1 Street. -' 'l" riNSl WHARF above MAR
REI uRNING, leave RICHMOND MoNn,vs
THRbSSp9SsYs' and NORFOLK TUESDAYS ana sN sna
days. '-eH'N oi'er III O'CLOCK on sailing
THROUGH RATES TO all poipts in No-,.
Darolna, via Seaboard Air ino RairoaS ana south
t % and 10 ISnohburR Va Tpnpessse snd ~
rS via Mgns and Tennessee Air Line and Rsbmdns sns
:, Freight HANDLED BUT oNOF, and t.t0, =. rown,,
RATES THAN ANY OTHER LINE o" 9' ho"hh
NO charge for commission drayaRe or ANU o.,.-- -,
transfer. 'oho vi any expense cf
Steamships insure at lowest raten
Freight received uBiy.
State Room accommodation for passeppers
- WILLIAM r OITiIE 4 m
w no; ;,2SnA l2S WHARVES and Pier 1 N. WH&RVEa,
~ p. CROWELL 90, Agents at Norfollt T." Foint;
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All free from State tax and issued in sums of $1,000

These Bonds are Coupon and Observation-Disclosures
on the former payable January and July /; on the
latter, April and October
The bonds secured by this mortgage are issued to
WlSTAR MORRIS and JOSIAH BACON, Trustees,
who cannot, under ITS provisions, deliver to the
Company at any time, an amount OF bonds exceed
ing the ful-pald capital stock of the Company
limited to s35, ,0O0, 600.
Enough OF these bonds are withheld to pay Off all
existing liens upon the property OF the Company, to
meet which at maturity 1t now holds ample means
Independently OF the bonds to be reserved by the
tically FIRST MORTGAGE upon all its railways,
their equipment real estate, etc. ETC.
The gross revenue OF the Pennsylvania Railroad
In 1869 was SI, ,25O,S11 or nearly twenty-eight per
cent of the capital and debts Of the Company at
the end OF that year.
Since 1857 the dividends to the Stockholders have
averaged nearly eleven and one-half per cent. per
annum after paying interest its bonds and pass
ing annually large amount to the credit OF con-
struction account.
The security upon which the bonds are based is,
therefore, OF the most ample character, and places
them on par with the very hest National securities.
For further particulars apply to
Jay Cooke & Co.,
Z. w. Clark e. Co.,
DreXel & Co.,
c. & III. BOrie, Is1s2w
w. III. NewbOld. Son & AertSen,
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New York Items.

NEW YORK, June 22.-Thomas
Murphy TO day recovered SCI 600
from Ezekiel s. Lockwood, for the
value, with interest, of lot of army
blankets, furnished by Murphy dur
ing the war, with which to fill Gov
ernment contract, and which the
army inspectors rejected.
Princess Editha to-day entered
complaint against Woodruff 81 ClAhin
for larceny Of rings and money to the
amount Of $6,000 Judge Bowling
declined to issue a warrant for the
arrest of the women brokers, but
notified them through an officer to
appear tomorrow for examination.
The L. s. & NJ. s. Railroad Com
pany will declare dividend of four
per cent.
A new Cotton Exchange will be
organized Friday.
NJ j. Pollard's jewelry store, on
Broadway. was damaged $4,000 last
night. by the bursting of the croton
water pipes.
Three children, the oldest aged
four years. was killed in Brooklyn
yesterday, by the caving in of an en-
bankment, near which they we're at
play.
The steamships Hammonia, Cam
bria, and Cuba, from Europe have ar
rived.
Seventy Chinese who recently ar
rived. left to-day for Massachusetts,
to work at shoe making.
The ship Elena, from Bremen, had
SIX deaths during the voyage.
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ProsecutIon of FenIans.

CANANDAIGUA, June 21.-The u.
s. Circuit Court opened to-day, j udge
Woodruff presiding, and VIM. Dor
sheamer. District Attorney, appearing
as prosecutor of the Fenian prison
ers. The Grand Jury had before is
many officers and citizens, but has
found no bills.
Forty know nothing witnesses are
here from Malone alone. Marshal
Quinby's deputies seem to have sub
r@naed all who know nothing, aud it
is questionable whether any one will
be needed except Gleason, Starr and
Thompson.
Judge Woodruff charged very
strongly against Fcnians, and dwelt
upon the necessity for a vigorous en-.
forcemeut of the neutrality laws, as
raids upon Canada, a friendly power.
were villaiuous and,criminal.
Starr, Maunix, Glass. McNeal and
Fitzpatrick appeared for trial, and
the others are, so far, non est. 1t is
understood that Starr VIII demand an
immediate trial, and the others will
waive a trial till the October term. at
Albany.
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CoNDESsEB TELEGRAMs.

THURSDAY, June %.
Gold closed IN New York, yesterday, at
1 I29s.
The steamer. Scotia took out. yesterday,
/ s2ll, ,00J in specie.
The steamship Cambria was signaIed at
Movllie, near Glasgow, yesterday.
The steamship Western arrived at
Southampton yesterday.
The steamer Columbia, from Havana
has arrived az New York.
The White Stockings yesterday defeated
tne rlour CITY Club, OF Rochester, New
York; score A. to %.
Twenty-six soldiers OF the war of 1872
were IN Cincinnati last night, en- route TO
the celebration at Ft. Meigs.
Moses BlnIey's carpet works. at Win
throp, Maine, were burned yesterday
morning. Loss $4,000; insured.
Accounts OF the cotton crop In Georgia
are very uufayorab!e. There has been too
much rain.
Several boys were arrested yesierday. In
Omaha, for robbing stores and private
houses. They robbed store, last Sunday,
OF sl25.
Hon. W. Fl. Upson was, yesterday. nom-
mated at Cleveland for re-election to rep
resent the Eighteenth Ohio District in
Congress.
T.. Poole was convicted OF murder yester.
day, AT Omaha. and sentenced To impris-
onment for life; lie will be confued in
the Douglass County iau until the new
penifentiary Is completed.
The Grand Lodge o. eoiored Masons OF
Ohio was In session in Cincinnati yester-
day. Delegates~from thirty Lodges were
present. Also representatives from the
aTand Lodges of New Jersey and Della
ware
Joseph and Cyril,e Dion played a match
game of billiards at Springfield, Mass, on
Tuesday night I 200 points carom game,
against Frank Denison, of Springfield, and
Geo. stone, OF Norwich. The DiOns gave
odds OF go points, and lost the game by 2S2
points.
day School teachers began It's fifteenth an
nual session, at the Collegiate Reformed
Church, in New York City, on Tuesday.
Rev. DR.. How ard Crosby. of New York
City, was elected Preefde Tho Conven-
tion will adjourn this evening.
a meeting OF the Quarantine Commits
sioners of New York was held on Tuesday,
at which the committee of merchants APP
pointed on Monday. appeared and stated
meeting, on Saturday.
Anderson ]. Houghton and Wells Brink,
were yesterday convicted in the United
States Court, at Boston, of an attempt to
defraud the Government OF revenue tax,
on quantity on whisky consigned TO
them from Buffalo, and were sentenced to
paya doe each of 81 800, and be imprisoned
ten days
Brooks, of New York, a member OF the
Committee on Ways and Means, author
lies the stateme ent thai the committee has
resolved to report no bill or amendment
at this session OF Congress In relation to
whisky, tobacco or fermented liquor.
These artic es viii therefore remain for
another year under the present rates of
taxation, unless Congress reverses the
action of the Committee.
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Politics In West YlrglnIa-RepubII-
can Convention.

WHEELING, June 22.-The Repub-
lican State Convention assembled in
Parkersburg this forenoon at 10
o'clock. The attendance is large,
and much enthusiasm is manifested.
H. Sinsel, of the State Central Com
mittee, opened the Convention aud
appointed General Ruffner, of Ka-
nawha, temporary Chairman, and
Chase, of Putnam, Secretary.
Hon. G. ID. Hubbard offered a series
of resolutions, endorsing the Flick
amendment, for reference to the Con-
vention on Platform.
Thos B. Swami, of Kanawha, for.
merly Colonel in the rebel army, but
who has acted with the Republicans
since the close of the war, made a
speech of half hours duration. ap-
pealing to the Republicans to be mag
unanimous to rebels; he declared
if this was done, they Juld co oper
ate with the party. The Convention
took recess until 1: 30 P. NJ.
tsecond Dispatch.1
WHEELING, June 22.-The Conven-
ton re assembled at 2 o'clock this
afternoon. The Committee on organ
ization reported the following perma-
nent officers: President, Hon. Rob't
S. Brown, of Jackson, and a number
of Vice Presidents, from different
sections of the State; Secretary, w.
p Hubbard, of Wheeling; Assistant
Secretary III. r. Freer, of Kanawha (;
Second Assistant Secretary, l. j..
Isenberger.
President Brown was conducted to
the chair, and addressed the Conven-
ton in brief speech.
Hon. q. ID. Hubbard, from the
Committee on Platform, submitted q
majority report which fully endorses
the representations on the last session
of the Legislature, aud recognizing
the right of each individual to think,
speak and vote according to his best
judgment, and the dictates of his own
conscience.
A resolution was reported favoring
the removal of the disoualifcations
and restrictions imposed on the late
rebels IN the same measure as their
spirit of loyalty directs, and consist
ent with the safety of the loyal
people, and recommending such legis-
IatIon as Is necessary to carry it out.
The whole State ticket was renom-
/ mated.
Governor Stevenson was called for
aud made brief speech.
After a little more business was
transacted, the Convention, at 4:3O
PM, adjourned.
The Congressional Conventions for
the First and Second Districts were
held Immediately after. and General
/ Geotf was nominated for Congress
from the First District, and NJ. Nc
/ Grew, from the Second District.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

John Wuskopf vs. Lauritz KrogsdahI and
Niels y. Jensen. In the VanderburRh
Circuit Court, October Term, 1870.
TT APPEARH q BY AFFIDAVIT
- on file In the office of the Clerk OF said
inquiry has been made to ascertain such
residence, and that Laurifz KrORsdahl
cause. is a nonresident of the State OF In
diana
Notice is hereby given to said Laurifz
KrogsGahl and Niels Q. Jensen. OF the
pendency of this action, and that the
same will stand for trial at the next term
of said Circuit Court. at the Court House
in the city of Evansville, Vanderburgh
County, State of Indiana, on the drst
Monday In October. 1870.
Witness, Soren SorenRon, Clerk of said
Court, &C Evansville, this 2lst day OF June,
1870. =. EORENSON, Clerk.
BUCHANAN & GooDIEe, Att'ys for pitts.
te23
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FOREIGN NEWS.

BRUssELs, June 22.-Fears of an
other outbreak are entertained al
Vlancere. The government is takiDi
precautions to prevent it.
MUNICH, June 22.-The King per
sists in his refusal to accept the res
iguation Of the Minister of War, ten.
dered some time ago.
PARIS, June 22.-The Imperial
family have arrived at st. Cloud. The
Emperor has congratulated the Duke
D'Grammont upon his speech in the
Chambers yesterday, 10 defense oil
the dynasty.
The trial of the international Soci-
ETY. Of Workmen for completely in the
late plot, began this morning. Moth
ing important has been elected thus
far. Thirty eight members are ac
cused.
PARIS, June ga new evidence
of the conspiracy against the State
and Emperor is coming to light, and
yesterday several additional arrests
were made.
ZURICH, june 22.-The Council of
the State of Neufchatel has voted, By
large majority. in favor of the sepa-
ration Of Church and State.
LONDON, June 22.-Deaths by the
accident on the Great Western Rail-
way, now numbers seventeen. Thos.
Marshall, of Kirkstate, who was bad
ly wounded, died to-day. Three
bodies still remain unrecognized. All
the injured are now doing we'll, ex-
cept one, who, it is thought, cannot
recover.
A collision occurred to day between
two excursion trains near New Castle.
Several persons were injured. two
badly, but none killed.
The Baptist Association met at
Leicester to observe the Centennial
Anniversary. The leading Divines
of the denomination were present, and
the proceedings were deeply inter-
esting.
Lesseps. the builder of the Suez
Canal, has arrived In England. and
will be the guest of the corporation
of Liverpool on Friday next, and will
remain in that city until Monday, re-
ceiving during his stay banquet, an
address and other honors.
Mr.. Prele. one of the parties in
volved in the Boulton and Park
scandal. is dead.
A royal invitation was sent out for
a State breakfast, on Friday, on the
lawn of Windsor Castle.
A crowded meeting was held at Exc
ter Hall to- night, In favor of prohib-
ting the LIQUOR law.
In the House of Commons to night,
Hersemen announced that should the
to the education bill
out grants for denomina-
tional schools be adopted, he would
urge that provision be made for the
of double school build
ngs, one part for secular and the
Other for religious teaching.
The bill providing for an appeal of
he defendants in the Capital cases
was lost, and the House adjourned.
HAVANA, June % All the Spanish
md foreign members of the Masonic
Order, were arrested for attending a
meeting of the Lodge, but have been |
on giving bail to appear
or trial. at the summons of the Mill.
.ary Court.
Advices from st. Thomas, of the
9th. state that the Governor has is
Iued a proclamation placing the Is
and under the protection of Dem |
mark. Several violent shocks of |
were felt to the wind
yard of the Islands.
On the 9th inst, at Guadaloupe, the |
ital wave covered a great extent of |
and, and suddenly receeded, dragging |
yessels far out to sea.
The steamer Dacia grounded in the |
Jamaica harbor, and is be-
ng lightened.
The news from Hayti and st. Do
ningo are unimportant.
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ere preseI
Cincinnati Items-ExeItement over
the Victory or the Red Stockings.

CINCINNATI. June 22-The news of
the victory of the Red Stockings over
the Athletics, of Philadelphia. pro.
duced great excitement here. During
the progress of the game. the news
paper Offices were thronged, and as
the game approached the close, people
we're in the streets by thousands. As
the returns came in from time to
time the applause followed, and when
the final result was announced, men
swung their hats, and cheers went up
as enthusiastic as ever distinguished
favorable election returns.
Twenty steamboats, are now build
ing here.
Jacob Thompson. a we'll known
farmer. of Clermont County. was ac-
statrrr.t .r a ~rses
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Canal will be suspended cue week be-
tween Piqua and Cincinn1ti, COM
mencing July 9th.
The first stone of the Davidson
fountain will be laid Monday.
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LOthaIr-Dlsraeli = GOldwin Smith.

NEW YoRK. June 22.-The letter
of Prof. Goldwin Smith. replying to
Disraeli's anonymous assault upon
his character, IN Lothian, has created
a very decided sensation in London.
The papers of June 9Th, without any
exception, have something to say
of it.
The NelCS says coward IS a word
which is not ordiparily applicable to
nis-ne'i bHt he has earned 1t in this
e aua t &H ae
h1 euul estat SAC strong hans
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QUEBEC, June 22.-An imposing
ceremony Of presenting new colors to
the Sixty-ninth Regiment by Prince
Arthur, took place yesterday before
vast assembly.
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DENVER, Col. June % The last
rail- Of the Denver Pacific Railroad
was laid at Bpm. day. The Grst
train arrived tonight. Trains will
run regularly from aud after to NOR
row. Weather rainy.
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The BED Stockings, Tour.

PHILADELPHIA. June 22.--The
game Of base ball played by the Red
Stockings aud Athletics, resulted In
a victory for the former; the score
standing q to 25.
The following presents the innings
of the game between the Red Stock
ings and the Athletics, at Philadel.
phia. From 1900 to 10000 people
were nresant.
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Canadian Items-FIre in MentreaI.

MONTREAL, June pa large FIRE
occurred last evening. commencing in
Austin's planning mill and lumber
yard, on Canal Street. spreading to
Tucker & Sons lumber yard, and
thence 10 Shearer's lumber yard.
About dozen families are rendered
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HAVANA, june 22.-Senors Gelphi

HAVANA, June 22.-Senors Gelphi
and Leon, have assumed the editorial
charge OF Vozede de Cuba to day.
Senior Leon says the ,Fozede de Gu.
6d is not to discuss politics, and not
to mention parties or arguments
which will distract attention from the
only object Of pat.iotic duty. The
aeasa7 S-r7r fh71t--o- ~--~l IL
ampiog.aa certain mems Eene Cas-
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PHILADELPHIA, June p Geo. Il.
.rs.~4eia~ wee serterrrd - fffaer
@pE cl DeH Gd 8
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The Union Republican party of Indiana
assembled in Convention as IDdiRnapo-
lis, on the 22d day of February, 1870, make
the following declaration OF principles:
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STATE ADMINISTRATION ENDORSED.

Is. That we heartily endorse the admin
Istration of our State affairs by Governor
Baker and his associate officers, and espe-
cially congratulate the people that the
time is SO near when the State debt will be
entirely nquidated.
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13. That taxation for county and other
local purposes has become so great as TO be
oppressive to the people: that our system
OF county administration needs reform,
and we demBnd OF our representatives In
the Legislature such changes in the stat
from extravagant tax leyies by local au-
thorities: and as an aid 10 this needed re-
form. we favor a reduction OF the fees OF
county officers 70 a standard which will
furnish q fair and reasonable cOmpensa-
tion for the services rendered, and that no
officer should be favored with salary, fees
or rperquisttes bes ond such fair and reason
able com DeuBatlUn.
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CANAL BONDS.

IA. That the canal stocks, Issued under
the legislation OF 1876 and 1877, commonly
called the " Butler Bill, !" were, by the terms
OF the contract, charged exclusively upon
and lands; and the faith Of the State never
having been directly or Indirectly pledged
for the payment or redemption thereof,
said canal stocks therefore constitute no
part OF the outstanding debts or liabilities
OF the State. That the Constitution of this
State ought to be amended at the earliest
practica BILE period. so as TO prohibit the
taking effect of any law or acts of the Cen
eral Assembly proposing to recognize or
create any liability OF the State for the
said canal stocks, or any part thereof, un-
til such proposition shall have been SUBJ
mitted to a direct vote OF tire people OF the
a . g.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1870-04-22
r EGAL NOTICE.
Marian Powers, Pl'tf,
onu;uaN
Wood County
Common Pleas,

Marian aS'ie.,' r"Te.,' Prtf' Wood County
George Powers et al. De'fts.A
The said Jefferson Smith aud Mary Smith of
the Stateof Michigan, John Powers, of La
Fsyette, Indiana, George Powers, John Pow
ers. Henry Powers, Mary Smith and Jefferson
Smith, her husband, Sarah Ann Walker, James
walker, Charles Powers, Albert Powers
aud Altona Powers, who are heirs al law Of
Henry Powers. late Of Wood county, now de-
ceased, will tax notice that the plaintiff. Mari
an Powers, on the 25th day of February A. ID.
1870, h!ed her petition in the Court of Common
Pleas within aud for said county of Wood and
State OF Ohio, setting forth tha she is the widow
0t said Henry Powers, deceased, who died seiz-
ed of an estate Of Inheritance in the following
lands. ta-wit Situate in Wood county, Ohio.
and being 90 nf the southeast corner Of the
southwest quarter Of section number SO, Webster
township in SAID county, excepting therefrom
IL acres n the north east corner Of sa i'd 60 acres
sold tn one John Powers and heretofore decided
to one Cracker, in all 4S acres of land; that
George Powers, John Powers, Henry Powers.
Mary Smith and Jefferson Smith, her husband,
Sarah Ann Walker, James Walker, Charles
Powers, Albert Powers, AltOnA Powers are
also heirs at Law of said Henry Powers. dccoas-
ed, ths: on the 22d Of November. A. D. 1869, she
notified said defendants to set off her dover in
said premises, which they refused TO do, and
praying that her reasonable dover in said prem
ises be assigned To her in said lands.
Said petition will be for hearing upon the first
day of the next term of this Court, and defend
ants are notified to appear and answer or de-
mur within 90 days next hereafter or the same
will be taken as confessed.
JAMES r. TYLER, Pitts Atty.
February 70. 1870. Ash 20
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