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DRoPosALs FOR STATIONERY.


OFIICB OF INTERNAL kEVENUE,}
WAeHNeToN August1, 1870.
Seied proposals VII be received this once until the 1st
day of septembsr 1870 a IL o'clock NJ for supplying the
Assessors and Collectors Internal Revenue throughout
that portion OF the United States lying of the Rocky
Mountains, except Montana and New Mexico with the
Stationery required for use IN their respective districts for
tha; part OF the present fiscal commencing October
1870, and ending June 81, 1871
There that portion OF the United States for which
proposals solicited hundred and wentycsht col
lection DISTRICTS each of which Assessor Colec
These districts have been divided into geographic de-
partmens Contractors Mt liberty to propose 10 furnish
Stationery TO the officers OF Of the departments
Districts in each, constituting the several Departments
First Department. Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont Mas
sechusets Rhode Island, Connections, New YorkNunber
OF districts, g.
ware, Maryland, Virginia, West Virginia, North Carolina
Third Department-South Carolina Georgia, Alabama,
Florida, Mississippi Louisiana. Texas Tennessee, Arkan
gpe.-Nhmber of districts 32
Fourth Deparment.--Kentucky, Ohio, Indiana, Innos,
Michigan Wisconsin, Missouri Iowa, Minnesota, Ksrsas
Nebraska, Colorado, Dacotah and Wyomng.-Number or
No proposals will be considered unless accompanied by
bono, sufficient sreics IN the of i've thousand dol
lars yoO00 approved by United District Attorney
on be furnished by the Department, conditioned
the parties shall In of the acceptance of their bid
or any part II, duly with gUod
The the right accept
or reject each bid item by Item.
The should be addressed to the Commissioner of Inter-
Revenue and endorsed proposals for Supplying Station
cry Internal Revenue Oncers."
Schedules Of articles to be furnished viii be forwarded
from this office upon application, with conditions under
VIII ch the articles are to be delivered.
j. W. DOUGLASS Acting Commissioner,
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limited STATES ENeINEER,s orrlcR, CRY nALI,

TINTED STATES ENGlNEER3 OFFICE, CITY HALL,
u Boston, August u, lS7u
Sealed proposals In duplicate will be received al this Office
until IL NJ Monday, September u, le Tor widening and
deepening the channel the Upper IN boston
harbor by dredging depth OF 2S eet ~ mean low water
The quantity OF material be removed WIN be about $4,000
cubic yards less which may be deposited either in
South East Boston, such places ns may meet with the
approval OF The engineer in charge ami OF the Board OF ar
Dor Commissioners of the state OF Massachusetts,
The dredging IL to be conducted in accordance with tne
plane and general instructions the engineer In charge.
The material to be crcdgcd consists OF from 10
OF coarse sand and gravel the surface and below ths OF
clay.
Contractors will be required TO furnish all the machner
labor &c necessary the prosecution o me work.
Payments will be made monthly at the rate OF W per een
Of the contract price the number Of cubic yards drcdged
and removed to the satisfaction Of the engineer IN charge
The government the right 10 reject any or Az D,de
which be deemed eyorbant Detective Each bidder
must be prepared give bonds In the sum Of 20 per cent on
the the contract the faithful performance or
the work. -
Proposals be endorsed Proposals for Dredging Chan
the Upper Middle Barr and addressed 10 Inc i-
desgned end state the price per cup yard oF dedeng the
material and deposng 1t In the locality assigned
Blank forms for proposals. and guaiany ca be ooaned
at the Office any further Information can be OBJ
aimed J. @. FOSTER Lieutenant Colcns Enaineers
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anvEMEkr OF cONNECTICur RIVER.

IMPROVEMENT OF CONNECTICUT RIVER.
BNdINEEB OFFIcD, U. s. ARMY,l
NKwPoYr. n. J., August 10, 1870.
Sealed proposals WIN be received al this Office until l3 M.
Saturday. the 18th day OF September 1s0 for dredging and
pilins In the Connccous river, between Mddeown and
Spccacations for the work eyna ocaties kind of work
of mseries depth Of wsser and any nforma-
top practicable will be furnished from this ONCE
application, along with blank forms for Proposals and
Guarantees. q. X. WARREN,
Maj. Eng'r. q Bvt. Maj. Gent.
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GEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE
Committee Course OF Study, Ac, at the occ OF the
Clerk of the Board Of Educaton corner or Grand and Elm
on said day. for furnishing Stea m.heang Apparatus
for Grammar Schools Nos 20, 57 and 6s and for Atera;
Not -
tentcnt OF Buildings and Repairs No. 46 Grand street.
floor. -
Two responsible approved surccs VIII be required from
each successful bder proposals will not be considered un
less s,ucties named
The reserves the right 10 reject any or al OF the
- MAGSUs GROSS.
John II. SHERWOOD,
TIMOTHY BRENNAN,
Committee Course OF Study, 40.
AUGUsT6 g. 1870
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HOTELS.

A PARK AVENUE H0TEL, ON THE EtRopEAN
N pan Forty-6rst and T0rysecond streets
superior ac families and rentenen Rooms
81 por day; with Eoard so liberal arrangements made
with permsnen parties. J. A. ROBINSON, Proprietor.
T0Fv0S HOUSE, li4 BbEECKER STREET.-FUR
nshed Room for gentlemen, gentlemen ard their
or families; bouse conducted the European plan
restaurant, wines, kc
TNTERNAT1oEaJ HOTEL, JUNCTION OF WILLIAM,
Duane and Chambers strects--Roons. With cean beds,
10 cents day, f8 week. Family Rooms, 81 day.
NEW ENGLAND HOTEL, CORNER BOwERY AND
IN Bayard street European planl--lO0 light rooma
neatly furnished Lodgings, 80 to 70 nightyi ~
10 50 weekly. For gentlemen only.
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WooD's MUSEUM AND MENAGERIE
asT seoGEss OF THE sSgssDi NEW DRAMA li MA1ef
Last day and evening of
now locSl drama of extraordinary interest, entitled
ACE OF SPADES,
ACE OF SPADES,
with scenery, Properties, and the foow
MR. ALBERT AIKEN, (
MISS ROSA RAND,
Miss Tkcresa Wood, Mr.. 7. W. Kcenc,
Mrs. Hyner, Mr.. +. j. Mestayef,
Miss Alice Logan, Mr. J. 8. Rooney.
Mr.. j. q. Charles Mr. James Barnes.
MONDAY. AUGUST -,
The sensation play entitled
A HEART OF GOLD.
NTIBLo's GARDEN. NIBLos GARDEN
~ Leases and Msnagers. JARRETT & PALNEH
LAST NIGHT OF
TIE DUKES MOTTO.
THE BRILLIANT YOUNG AMERICAN Acton,
LAWRENCE BARRETT.
In the r.poplsiar Drama OF
THE DUKES MOTTO,
which Will
be presented with
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL SCENERY,
ELEGANT AND APPROPRIATE COSTUMES
Captain Henri de Lagardere. ..M Mr. LAWRENCE BAHhEI1
Prince 90 Gonzagues. Mr. F. n nArvs3
CarrlckferYas Mr. y" n ELv1a
Asop (S ftunonDAck). E D. ifOiAMES
R.nchs ds de- Nevsr Mia: TsA ToR
2iaS "a I,nssri i song Miss fMMA csiSH
DUKEs MOTTO cI SoSf afxriNEi; TO-DAY AZ 4
NEW DOMESTIC DRAMA, 4
UNDER THE PALM,
in which Mr.. LAWRENCE BARRETT will sustain the
leading part q
Seats secured SIX days In advance. e
Tickets purchased Of sidewalks spectators will be resused
at the door.
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DROPOSALS FOR TREES AND SHRUBS FOR Ma
l. TIONAL MILITARY CEMERERlES.
QuAnrErMAsrEs GrsrnAL's orrIor,l

QUARTErMAsTER GENREAL's OFTIOE,l
WASHINGTON d. c., August IL, 1870 I
Proposna for supply Ing Trees and Shrubs for ornamental
planting Of the national ceme,eres isyed from nur-
series and gardeners in gt cd standing
The trees and shrubs should be securely packed and dev
cred at the railroad station convenient TO the garden
nursery Bills and bills Of adng properly addressed TO be
furnished.
The freight win be paid by the United States and the bills
Will be settled upon receipt of the and shrubs at the
places to which they consigned.
The VIII given charge of national
cemeteries in this office upon estimates rcqufsihons from
Ice officers.
suggested that the convenient form Of proposal
will De printed cataoaue with snch discount on the whole
or classes kinds of plants the proprietor may be
willing to offer.
Purchases viii be wherever most advantageous to
the United States upon the proposals thus
ceived.
There about eighty )natona military cemeteries scat
tered the whole United staics and some planting will
probably be needed in each of them.
Proposals shond be and addressed the Quarter
Generals Office marked "Prorosais for Trees and
Shrubs" and they will opened the 18th OF Sep
TEMPER, 1870 ..
Ouartcrmaster General,
Maio II. & A.
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A FRENCH GENTLEMAN WANTS a NICE ROO
II and good Board In private American family u
monthly. Addreag three days box 100 Herald Odce.
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Roora's THEATRE.
REoPENINa FOR THE REGULAR SEASON.
Engagement Of
MR. JOSEPH JEFFERSON,
AND HessP ATHSs5 III rus
a''' SSSla KIP 7Ss 7sasysfs ywfssrs. sh.E.'''' Of
in Boucicault's beautiful legendary drama
Of that name.
on fsSsu sAfuhphy, ia SN 1uSusF S5sfE Al * oelass
Seats secured six days the box once OF the
theatre It's branch ticket oce at Dsons music s'ore'
specially notified ,as y. sss ss. Of
WAIIAoN's' SIXTH WEEK
EMMETT,
in caysrs's, Drama OF
uo5ss 5zsiSSSSS SSSNSS5 ESISISishNRi hSTST ETaNiso
nAis % AlSuhSp Il pN AxS SoS MhhAs As III p4bS AbsAsoa
DAN BnYANTs MINsTRELs,
- !, c.ls9ss + A@saTS o.s,s ;saISSs.; Sas;ss.
TERRAcE GARDEN, FIFTY EIaHrH STREET AND
guest @ - VIII
hauer's Increased orchestra
RIO THEATRICAL MANAGERS.
l. A large and constantly
WOOD ,OSrrs''0s 0STs' ''''A %
from fresh and original
?ss;sni sos aiss q oPfoE
:" NASSAU Old ssIffs, Herald Building.
DNEUAAYIe TUNNEL-UNDER BROADWAY. 2aa
L BROADWAY. corner Warren. Open 10 to5
.
PROPOSALS.
CnIEY MEDICAL rUavEIo Ios's OFFICE, 1876 woosrsR
Proposals win be received at this ONCE s pna 10 O'Clock on
h Ds hs p
Ing articles Of hose!a !, ssidns @ ana cothaS VIZ
uss $ss: Ss ss fs iss ss;ss s.:s warn ~s. sS 1000
Isv 3Iss 1ps pIs.IIs sheets s.. Zoo.
woosn sos. sSOs o ro%s fa,SSsr7 asaSa & aossu Roller
100 dozen. ~ - -'..'
used believed to be good condition. and Will be sold
The government will reserve tho right to reject bids
deemed either unreasonable from Irresponsible parties
oc I % ass ss6 any gwen " the
ss, Term. sa: Isssss S be allowed to pur
Fer The Purchase q Go'ss ssS$as
Lieutenant Colonel and Acting Chisf Medical Purveyor,
i ESGISEER OFFfUF, u. s. ARMY,
NfwpORT X. l., August 10, 1879.
Sealed proposals win be received this until Friday,
the 9tn day Of September 1870 II O'Clock, M for dreog
iaE In the channel OF tho Pawucke rver from about
mile below "Dunnes Wharf, to the City OF Pawtucket to
obtain channel 9 feet wid and six ~ feet
deep AZ mean low water
The low water depth is four "a feet end the
and faif of the tide Ii i've % feet The era 10
high Within distance 1s of mile.
excavaed IL about 90 0J cubic yards. Proposals will state
the price per yard in the also the earliest
time at which will be begun after acceptance Of
proposal Work once begun rnust be prosecuted With all
practicable diligence Payments will be made At the close
OF each month ten @ per ceItun being retained until .he
into for working after the 3h Of june 1871 Each proposal
must be In duplicate, accompanied by guaranty IN duph
with printed copy OF this advertisements attached to
each proposal Blank for proposals and guarantees
will be furnished by this oce application and other
information practicable TO give.
The object OF this advertisements being TO give every
responsible and capable party an opportunity to bid for the
work to the public the greatest amount OF
work with tho appropriated, the right II
reject any and all bids II these objects thereby
Obtained
Proposals addrcssed to the uudersisned and
dorsed the envelope 'Popossls for Dredging the Paw
tucket River, X. l." q. N. WARREN,
Major Of Eneinesers;
Brevct Major General U. s. A.
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M RS. JAMES A. OATES
M NEWLY ORGANIZED
COMIC OPERA COMPANY.
MRS. JAMES A. OATES,
IN acknowledging her thanks liberal patronage
bestowed upon her late Briesque Troupe esens
period Of nearly In all the principal large cite, OF
her present
has beem organized for rendering in English all toe ronulas
Opera Boufe of Ofeubsch, Herye &C. which, cunjnnc-
tion with other well known comic operas viii reper
t0re rarely equaled In any ut Of the world.
Mrs. Oates has much pleasure Ia announcing the naunras
tion Of her Comic Opera Season for
MONDAY, tho I'D oC August,
at the Olympic Theatre Broa wax New York wher asteH
considerable In preparation and beraity Of outlay
Hervc's successful Comic Opera of
LITTLE FAUST
Ca Petite Faust win proiuced that viii moi
ony WITH but Is confidently anticipated even TO surpas
its great sensational rnphs boh IN ionston ana Pa4
where Little Faust has and still continues 10 command un;n
terrupted public favor
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A YOUNG GEETbEMAE WISHES A NICE ROOM
II and Board, from sept with genee American fam
ny, in good saorhpod, above Tenth street Azure
statipg terms, PERM NENT boz 14t Herald Office.
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M HATINEE. DUKE'sg MOTTO. LAWRENCE BARRETT
lN EIBLO'S TO-DAY AT Two. NIBLO'S 4
LAWRENCE BARRETT AS HENRI DE LA9ADERE.
ACIl;-THE DUKES MoTTo-THE DEATH.
ACT 2-rHE GYPSY'S DELL AND DANCE,
ACT 0-TAE REGENT'S RALlx-TuE MlNUEc.

DARK TIIEATRE, BROOKLYN.
Il The fayorte actor,
Mr.. WILLIAM HARRIS,
for week only,
commencing MONDAY EVENING, August a.
assisted by
MISS KATf; DENIM
and a splendid company.
Monday MARBLE HEART.
MISUNDERSTANDING.
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IMPORTANT LECTURES TO GENTLEMEN ONLY ON
Interesting invaluable and scientific subjects showing
how 10 live what live FOR delivered daily AZ the
New York Museum OF Anatomy Those unable 10 attend can
receive copy By forwarding cents TO the secre'T 0o
Brpadw.NA
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poARD wANqEp-FoR GENTLEMAN, WIFE And IN
ID faut three year. cid), IN private family address
Is. W., box ZOE Herald ofacc
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HOLE ENp LNDoTNO WANTED,

\ GENTLEMAN AND WIFE WOULD LIKE A MIC
IN Room. with Board for the lady. Address, with
Mrs. G. N. 81 station 9,'rost oalce.
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JJoARD wANTED-rOR 4 YOUNG GIRL, ABOUT Is
ID years old whore the comfort aud protection 1f home
be ohtained; oest reference required Address j.,
box l90 Herald On1ge, stating terms louaton, 6c
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NJ s. FRIEND HAS OPENED A REAL ESTATE
NJ. Office at ,49l Broadway, between F0rty-hfh anC
fot sixth streets where he VIII pay his particular attention
to selling and trading Houses and Lots up town, Farms
Country Seats, Nc. He has hand good assortment
Houses for sale the best streets and II the city
which he will low prices. He Is in hopes that HIS Oh
friends and acquartances w call on him ana sgc Him the
patronage he viii TO do his best TO give Satisfaction tc
every who cats him.
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AMUsEMENrs.
u Corner Of Twensythird stree. and Eighth avenue
yAMEe FISH, Iro~ietor
of the wonderiu III arsiste
and her Incompatible
yHEssSIsE yIEssSIsE ~
BALLET AMP psNNroMIyE TRoguPPEE.
HIHHAEssE IAAEssEs HIT HIT BALLET AM 'N'''A'A' '"''A
FRENCH FRENCH GgA2FhhLtLE GS5AbEILLa
ss##aAHas4$sssfs s#aHsaSssss s45Ss sA1Ss
THE JuooGEsss 6AuoHrER.
TO commences with shs rsrpseiarsan acanss eniisa
Every EyEs,SS ysfil yssffaiss SSarHrR HorIcn
uSs msnsss sspens ann's ensaas~en tao
srs.s 81 i N .sy sos 9s e
Twenty-thrd street and Broadway
R1A THEATRE CoMIouE,s
os5%SSS ssS bHHidfAS sSS,HSsrs
Immense Hit the new Genie innominc.
ooM1QuE dkaSb hs,Sb-sasfiy sAaHI.y MATINEE.
MATsEE MATINEE AsEE MATINEE sATsEE TTsEE aAfS fiSF
oiiiiBsfs AiiB sisGif Hlfs.sHIoH- sEis's;fH!EIio
THE IMMENSE TROUPE WILL APPEAR.
&c.,
D0WERY THEATRE.
ID WM. B. Manager
STILL IN THE ASCENDANT.
FIFTEEN MORE NEW STARS.
roeEAhhs AhE svT Wra n okS
,sH eHHai .sfisSz ssSSIA ss1SSSsA xSSTsHl SCENE
OLYMPIC THEATRE. sor,cn
REOPBEING MONDAY, AUGUST q.
FIRST TINE IN AMERICA,
LITTLE FAUST. LIZ PETITE PAUSE.
BY MRS. JAMEs A. OArEs'
Newly organised Comic Opera Uonrpany.
NERVES This popular comic production OF the ce'c-
COMIC braed composer. HEHvE (OiIenbaohs only
OPERA rval,. performing with unprecedented
LIE eoizs both London ana Paris. has been
PETITE secured expressly for this combination
FAUST; by Jno L. aacdonoush, Esq. The scenery,
Or costumes and grotes que appointments are al
LITTLE new Full aud elaborate choruscs in
FAUST creased orchestra have been ide-.
MEPHISrO Mrs.. JAMES A. OATES
"AnInA.'. MT; o'''. Z. ro
The sale Of Tuesday 1sba inst,
O'Clock, at box oiHce.
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s)sl7 GOLD NO 1857 CLINTON STREET, TWO DOORS
AAt from Amly.Elegnnt RoOnas, first class table and
convenience forcOmf0rt for gentlemen their wives
and gentlemen willing 10 together; also Hall
Room for single Parties wishing TO make
arrangements tor the winter please apply above
DOARD ON, BROORLYN HEIGHTs.-A SPACIOUS
ID Paror Floor, furnished all improvements; house pr
vate and lrst GLASS ITO Columbia street, between F1iton
add Wall st rect ferries. Laundry In house.
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dAO WEST TWBNTY-TiGIRD STREET, OPPOSITE
fUC London terrauc.-A gentleman and wife may OBJ
lain desirable front Room, with Board also snail Room
suitable two References exchanged terms mo
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TS1EG6NfLY FURNISHED ROOM IN A C0MRoRT6
ID Bile little house for gentleman ami wife, Eoard Tor lady
eest accommodations with moderate terms. l36 Yves
Thirty second street, neer Broadway.
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LNoR sALE--WITH IMMEDIATE POSSESSION, TIL
first cass four STORY brown sone Hcuss B3 East Fifj
fourth street. 23 feet east OF Madison avenue house aex
lot 100 feet inches very superor prieo &8s e tern
easy Inquire o. the owner, JOHN c. ShREs, 6f5 Madso
avenue.
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A SUITS AND SINGLE ROOMS, WITH UNEXoEbLEI
N. Board in the very rs housc 22 West Fourteert
street. References exchanged
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JrOR SATELLITE; POUR STORY HIGH srooP BROW
stone Hoses, Nos. $50 and Sss Madison ayenue 25 fee
front Also three % ieet four story brown Houses
Seven,yfourth street, near Fifth Apply at 80
Madison avenue.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-30
Deeease of Rev. Albert Barnes.


On Friday evening last-the even
ing before his death-Mr. Barnes
spent the evening with q member OF
the First Presbyterian Church, and
being asked as to his health, replied,
Perfectly we'll. " He was announced
in the Ledger Of last Saturday, to
preach on Sunday yesterday morn
ing at the Presbyterian Church on
ButtonWood Street, below Sixth.
He preached the last sermon Of his
life in the church of which he was
so long the pastor, on the Sunday be-
fore his death, the 18th inst, taking
for his TEXT passage" Mercy and
Truth have met together. Right
eousness and Peace have kissed each
Rev. Albert Barnes was born in
1778, in Rome, N. Y. In 1917 he en-
tered Fairfield Academy, Connecticut,
where he remained nearly three years.
In 1919 he entered the senior class of
Hamilton College, and was graduated
in July, 1920. It was his intention to
devote himself to the practice of the
law, but his convictions of duty led
him to prepare for the ministry; he
pursued his theological studies at
Princeton Seminary, and was licensed
10 preach By the Presbytery of
Elizabethtown, April %, 1923, at
LaWrenceVille, N. j. After preach
ing to a number of congregations in
Connecticut, Massachusetts and New
Jersey, he took charge of the First
Presbyterian Church in Morristown,
N. j. While the pastor of this
church, In 1880, he received q call
from the FIRST Presbyterian Church in
Philadelphia Washington Square,
Having accepted the call, he was in
stalled June 18th Of the same year,
and continued psstor of the church
until September, 1868, beloved and
venerated by his congregation and by
the public at large.
In this country and in Great
| Britain, and wherever the English
language is read, Mr. Barnes (Who
had repeatedly refused to accept the
title Of Doctor Of Divinity from con-
scientiOus motives), was widely known
and held In high estimation as an
author and able theologian. Among
his most highly priced works are his
Commentaries on the books of the
New Testament published at inter-
II
Isaiah and Daniel. The Notes upon
the New Testament have been very
extensively circulated among Sunday
School teachers and others. Their
sale up to the year 1856 had reached
nearly four hundred thousand
volumes. Among other works from
the pen of this distinguished minister
we're, Inquiry into the Scriptural
Views of Slavery" published in 1857 /;
Manuel of Prayers, Sermons on
Revivals, lathe Way of Salvation, T"
practical Sermons, designed for va
cant Congregations" THE Church
and Slavery" Prayers adapted to
Family Worship" Miscellaneous
Essays and Reviews" THE Atone
ment, its relation 20 Moral Govern
ment." Among the latest of his pub
lished works we're Life at Three
Score, and Life at Three Score and
Ten" and Scenes ard Incidents in
the Life of the Apostle Paul, and
Notes on thu Psalms of David. -
| Public Ledger.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-30
RamnTaI al Ratflara.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. pa dispatch
from Fort Scott, Kansas, says that
Col. Morrill, received orders from the
War Department, yesterday, instruct
ing him to remove all settlers from the
Miami Indian Reservation, in this
State, at once. There are from three
to four thousand settlers upon these
lands. Lacygena, thriving town of
], 200 inhabitants, IS also on the same
land, and must share the same fate.
The reservation embraces 10000 acres
of the finest lands in Kansas, well
improved, with good houses, farms,
and growing orchards.
This order has evidently been Sc
cured through fraud and misrepre-
sentation. by a member of the Indian
Ring, who is known to be interested
in having settlers removed in order
that they may sell tie lands and
pocket the proceeds. Col. Morrill,
goes up to night, and will be followed
by one company of United States
cavalry to morrow.
Reddiek, who killed young Likens,
near Leavenworth, Kansas, q short
time since, was found guilty of muir
der in the first degree at LsaYenWorth
| yesterday.
On Monday Napoleon Brown and
Frank Dean were riding together on
a horse, in Platte County, Missouri,
when a quarrel took place between
them, which resulted In Dean stab
bing Brown twenty one times, killing
him instantly. Brown was nineteen
years old, and a son of Judge Thos.
Brown, of Buchanan County.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-30

Il and positively forbidden and pro-
hibited.
In your letter you state that manu-
facturers of fine.cut chewing tobacco
send out ten. pound pals or buckets
to their customers. who sell out the
tobacco, destroy the stamps, and then
return the pals to the manufacturers,
to be re6lled, and that this process Is
repeated, thus opening wide door to
frauds on the revenue by the reuse Of
the same stamp and package.
| reply that the law has anticipated
and provided for just this state Of
facts; and it only remains for the 10
cal revenue officers to enforce the
penal provision of the statute. 70 close
up this fraudulent door; and would
recommend that il all such cases
where the manufacturers knowingly
and wilfully make use Of such pals OF
buckets, or any other kind Of pack
ages, which have been once used fol
putting upon the market manufac-
tured tobacco or snuff. proceedings be
commenced against them for viola
tions of law, under sections 6S and SO
act Of July 20th 1868.
j. w. DOUGLAS,
Acting Commissioner.