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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-05

~ We are still Offering a limited quantity of the
BURLINGTON CEDAR RAPIDS AND MINNESOTA RAIL
ROAD C0vP,NYs FIRST MORTGAGE SEVEN PER CENT
FIrTY-YEtE SINKING FUND BONDS principal and in
torest PAYABLE in cold at 90 and accrued interest
These Bonds are free Of Government tax Coupon or
T. ,tored and are convertible at the option of the
holder into stock Of the Company at par. The pres
out advanced condition aud large earnings Of the
road warrant us in unhcsitatingly recommending
these Bonds u investors as in every respect un
doubted security
Henry CIEws & Co, No. @ Wall-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-05
7 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.
TMNER ARRA n G
on and after MONDAY MAY L. 1870 Trains will leave James sup

follows; 90 - ,,,r,
500 s. m. Greenport srd Sag Hartor Nail Train ..
1000 m WAY Train, stopping Al al leTnaAt1 sAhN
I2cO m. Hampstead Way Train
$3.50 N. Grsenpou sni sag llaTbOr Express
I. m. NorthIot Express
$500 NJ. k0rthpOu Way Train
North T. and Intermediate siauonA
Trans az branch for Hemps'ea Nurl Ns
Glen Cove Locust valley, Huntington and Morn 10Y &
Point a m. ant 6 p. D ~ Dan W -
Rast Hampton for M AMI Jy p l ltus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-05
EIGHT PER CENT GOLD BONDS,
Endorsed by
STATE OF ALABAMA.


Price. % and AccrUed Interest
First Mortgage Bonds issued by the Montgomery
md Fufaula Railroad on finished road Issue re-
Rtricted by law, and surrounded by guarantees that
render the bonds a most desirable investment. The
road is now about to open its valuable connection
with Union Springs and viii be completed within
wear TO Eufaula It's finances ar in excellent cond-
zion and il has during the last year been making
satisfactory net earnings
We recommend these bonds as a cheap and we'll
secured investment
GEoEGE OpDYGE & Co., % Nassau-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-05
DELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and VEST
~ RRN RAILROAD.


Depots in New York foot Of s AMI foot 81 Cropherr
SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS commencing MONDAY Apr H. lSIv.
800 EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN connecting Denyle vito Booa-
Branch Dover with Chester Branch Waterloo With Sua X X
for AndoVer and Newon sngon With the D. l. aud !" X H.
for Water Gap SToubur Scranon Great Bend Bnghmon st
and ami all the LaeksuAnnA ADJ bombsrs
AMI Delaware anil Hudson K hs
1l:iO LEIGH VALLEY EXPRESS stops 81 Sessrt Morris
Washington Plpsbrrg AMI EAtou
PMlips5urg With Bel Del for BelUdere, Ne All a.
Etton with L. v r. for Bethlehem AsaoEn hAnod Chunk aud
Wkesbarre.
4lOp m SCRANTON EXPRESS 81 Dover With Chester
r. At Waterloo r. and Washington Sb D. L. AMI
w. K r. for Water Gap, S.rousOurg, and scranton - -, -
33O M HACKETfSTOWN MAIL sh Boooton Chester
and Railroads
Por MORRIsTOwS ats l:o ll'O M 20 1;S 'Io D." AL
$40 o
2:3O, 4:2O and 600 ?. - .-...l. -. -. =.
m $40, 10 $50 $780, 900 $50 300 and IS
m.
and ll:4O 'O, 100 Z:JO, 3O $40, 800 40 80,
sb:1O, lb p. N
Train marked East Newark.
BLOOMFIELD and AON1CLAIR, at $50 and Hoo a. ard
9.Oo3 an $40 6.2D. gud T.f5 D. In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-05

II of Chan iersg, and foot Twenty tlirl-st, oSs:
Chauherss 10 3tI p
ay leave TBsntytluis al . q ~
ami Sis an3 aiyl New and improved DrasugRoou
Coaches the 1900 tain through 70 B1ao CONNECT
ing a. Honsye with Sleeping Coaches rough 70
Ceye Gallon. Sleeping Coaches viii the 300
train from Susluehauna Bsfso the $50 from As iork 70
Buffalo FROM ScsN0n - k0hes.sf BllaO at
Cincinnati An Eui7rsnt train eayes daily Al l:b 800.
Jeryis and WAY, @:J AMI i5o tINsny sr1-
Fi,:l5 a and 1915 p. N - ,-,. .,,,
Por Mileowu Way s $50 n Twenty ri-s. 3l5 mlj
and, SUNDAYS only D Twenty third 81, $50 D. iub
For mt ami az $3.50 TEeft ttt 'C3 NJ
For Newlurgh Wsv a. 800 an 40 tIsentJ-
thrist., 5:45 ID, 3;l5 and 4:lo p NJ - 49,. ,,-,
For Saren AMI Way p anI m OWlnt tn'st go AL
5lj nj TLeaer tian IL 3) CIwtl ni -, Ill: z H.
For Paterson Tweuttis DEPOT a. o i3 o' an
1:45 m; s:i5 33j 55 a8i 6:i5 From iianberst Depot a.
el5 lO:i5 a. N IL ~ Fl:45 400, 3:lj an 6.iJ N
For sckeusack sa from Twenty ri Depot pr 80 ai
:45am + rs 345 1918 5i5 AMI 50 IS fmm I-A1cisss
Depo. u y IS, 400, 1888, 900 AM fo9 m ~,
For Peuout Mo-sv AMI Way from Twenty ris Depot
a. IS O. m 1875 1875. 4:l5 4fj and it: . p no ~ saturdays
mirigl Chamers. Depot NJ 9. a. n Ii.t
1870 Ais 500 AID 1880 p SATURDAYS only iiE u
Tickets Tor passage Apartments 10 Drawing k N an nF
Coaches obtained ores for he checking end ] o AZ
aQe NAV be- len Offices 2il SD AMI 20 b 1i
55 GroenWcl one bun re enlNel A
~ and Thiu,.sye. Halemi J3 FultoHst Boosyni Do, 20 Of
Chamber ST. and foot 4 TWel st NtH lorsf 81. ttLast
pace sul Long Dock Depot Jney city AM oi The Agents a. ile pl
bal hotels
/. D. RUCKER June ~ r. N'l ,. bA'R =.
General Surer.n.enlent. 40 General Passenger At'nt
IN rTarLar comfy ! For A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-05
WE OFFER FOR SALE
WE OFFER FOR SALE
100000
Evansville, Henderson, and Nashville
Railroad of Kentucky LIST Mortgage
Bonds,

dne in 1897 bearing interest per payable on 'he
h DAYS of January July at the Bank of America hew-io
The line Of this Road from Henderson the Ohio River TO the
State line Tennessee passing through the coal bes oil western hen
neky and forming important connections with Chicago Nash ne
South and Bast siIty.three miles gre completed at cost OF
raised almost entirely from stock Subscriptions leaving only thHy'hree
miles to be built twenty three miles graded aud under
contract The only mortgage Of all the property and franchises
Of the Company for One Million Dollars payable as aO"e Inc pro
eeeJs OF the sale applied by j. Edgar Thomson esq Of Phs
a The Of the Company to finish the work Tor which pu
NOSE with The other resources command they amply sufficient The
net earnings Of the quite large aud by the middle Of June
the coal Geis reached which will increase them materially ine
4 M reasonable doubt that the local traffic Of this Road added
. ~ connections will Abundanty remunea'e TO the
lboe $4,000 Of this Loan have already been nsoiaed ana
the remainder will sold for the present. at So aud accrued interest,"
at which they constitute safe and desirable Investment
Further particulars will be furnished on application to u.s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-05
financial.
OBLIGATIONS of the STATE of ILLINOIS
WAYNE COUNTY TWENTY YEAR
SEVEN PER CENT BONDS.
nv n-rII TT ATrDITOp

SEVEN PER CENT BONDS.
REGISTERED BY THE STATE AUDITOR.
rHE PRscr,I COLLECTED AND PAID BIT
THE STATE OF ILLINOIS.
ruE rREAsURER
machinery for paying interest and principal Of these Bonds
exactly provided for debt the State Of Illinois
The six per cent Illinois received par
exchange for these Bonds
Apply to - o,..
RAJ RxCHANGEPLACB, N
WEEKLY BULLETIN of the REGISTERED
w POLICIES Of the north AMERICA LlFE INSURANCE
'0''iA'- .."',n~. MONDAY. June 5 q 1870
Amount hG Sa Of Re9sier Insurance 5i5
P PcRIS sn Ts2aSd1 ep S5 sPSo %
oy So5pV and sa Of Ecr. IcrI 81,
MEIIL 9'9s s, ;sy. H 5at h eGe Liz
Insurance Company on the morning Of on y 4ps
sisEoS T. lIIDE, Notary Public.
DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given by the
Commissioners Of the sinking Fund Of Tie C O. Ns-i9IE
i T.. Po1aai the F.' Rs.5 IN aeaandfe
ceI,in Other and in The c OF Nsriort
RE asS All H. c q S al. e +; E on M6 1i JAY 49, @
to the highest bidder for The same tie right rege sIa ,ne
or double acf hernar provided efe-
sye1u route route in the City NeEYg W: Cglner'ins on
,bers through md along ouehardian thiret with double
tsc Msuhstin, thence through and ans nhaias WIN
along one hundred with double trsc to tie E's.
or Harlem River: from thence
Third with double ack TO The Harlem
from the IhrlGve, thence through and a Oi'-h
with double track 10 The Harlem l'tf aho
from ih II. al W neectou Will Tenth ave-
along The IeLttatt datA
10 tie terminus n sad Tenye torler With The Necessary crce'
switches r tle Wugg al4 s-l la
said railroad TIE SAID RI GETS or avenue route or fes
completed within two from the passage OF sa
act e1ce1t upon and along Igtae and upon aud along sad
shall be OqeLel galel ana paved
from OHehude ffls Suci ae will De conducted 10
tie ordinary sales auction, al The person OF corporation
such right privilege franchise shall receive fon said Comm ssoner'
entitled 20 such grant aLi ere Az
and the n accordance with TIE
provisions such certificate 90 be Issued te payment
the treasury Of e amount OF tue m ana o. e
execution u bond Mayor Aldermen ADD to.nnoua OF TIE
Of hundred aud ly thousand dola,
two good 20 be approved by le Comptroller Of
tfcste shall within lush and complete said rosi m equip Tie
humber Of and horses except along Tenth
should De tey he eu ned et hy any
and constructing the the tine Tor
restrained shall nOt be deee or tai 10 be ai' oil
time which the is 20 he completed But me Cos
sone the sinking Fund authorized and the f TO REJECT
for The interest OF de ely tnaI lly
should 10 and franchise for @ copy Of tie 'et o
tie Legislature which this sale Is 20 he made can be procured At
he Ilnspce Deparment-Dtted Sew-i June J. 1870
A. OAKLEY HALL, Mayor.
RICHARD b. CONNOLLY Comptroller.
JOHN j. BRADLEY, Chamberlain
JOHN X. HACKEfr, Recorder
JOHN MOORE Chairman nance Committee
B0snl Of Aldermen
NICHOLAS UAUGHTON Chairman Finance
Committee, Board OF Assistant Ati,rmen,
Com Of sinking FUND
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-05
EXTRA TRAINS

EAIKA lhAlNo go, .,., ,,,,po,n
For the SBASHORE INLAND. 10 oer 10 aecommo prons
Who are unable the City Saturday afternoon ezra ains ~
lesyq Hunters Point on SUNDAY mounga9 o'clock Tor Gfetnor
and ali way staHous and al m for hor'hpo Oen No'e L'
On sSTTRDAY and MONDAY July and trains will leave az s9
m for reenIo Sag IabOr, and the HAmPtoss stopping a. NJ
RSCRsoS TRAINS at 1880 Huntington Looss VALLEY.
Glen Cove H-ursteal. and al way stations
Al l2tO Tor Hampstead. jamaica. and all stations
Az D. m GreenpOrt Sag Hsrbor and al tatons on Se
AZ m Huntington Glen Cove, HemPs'e~ anil Locus 'a''
and stations NTH. 49, ...-
tons. u.-.......
FTeuson Tickets Rverhead and al stations east on man ne am
Sg sro ana the Hampton good tor three days Al Foer Dollars
NETWORK CENTRAL and HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILR0AD.-Trains leave Tmrueth-st As follows
81. m Chicago Drawing room cars atacheL 49,
ga m and 3: Is D. SPECIAL Express Trans Su
Room Cas- ahe through Sarstogs without ehsnge "a hoa"
fo1o a M Special Drawing Car Express for Chicago NO 40
excerpt In Drawing room NAfs
IN m Northern Western Express Dauing room cars aaeeh
an IN Montreal Express Drsvns-roOn cars attashed ,,,
N Hrs; Pacific Express with Sleeping cars through !" "1'eN~
Syracuse ami Cananiaigua tDalyl -, T.. ch<...
vi. 10th L. 3 C. RAILROADS. for Louisville via lniAnapo and i1
Rp a.o and ROCHESTER (ris train w leave At m on Sen-.lsj
II D. m. Night Express, Seepng-ears attached
:. m Hudson train. =,
Tt0 a m And $ D. m Poughkeepse trains
ySa m ais and 6;l5p m, Peeaskil trains
$50 and 100 D. Stag Sing trains 80 a. 60, 81, - a..
Pa N snnd,y tr1n for Poaghkeepse. -,
' G. II. kkhDRlCk, Gell FAss'lS'f As'"-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-05
NETWORK CATTLE MARKET.

FOR THE WEEK ENDING MONDAY, July 4, 1870.
BeereS Cows yes's Sheep and Lambs. Swine
SuIJ - 328J Z1.6D HOO
Those - - mid al the following marketplaccs;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-05
NETWORK CENTRAL and HUDS'
NETWORK AND NEW-HAVEN RA
- Sr-Nuvp lVpANGEAEST

SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING JUNE p. 1877
Passenger Station Sswlofk, of Iseoy ,s's"" -
Fourth-ave Entanoe Twenty seyell-sA
TRAINS LEAVE NEw.fORk 80. -,
For New Haven and Bridgeport / lgr) it n DID III"
800 (EL 3.i3, s:jO $50 and (kI) $780,, TN 70
For Milford, sirstiori. Fairfield southport aud s"P'''
, rs go aui $50 p IN. ,s.ts III 1.oa
FOR NorrAk 100 800 III, SN li;9 = i''' ''' "
az, i as $50 Brl 5:JO s % and 500 lEL) > m ,, -
For stanford tRr) 9 ll:1G ZiothhI ~ -"
as t:3O Isr1 a:ls $50 $50 7l3 (kt) as ,ts
For Greenwich and intermediate stations - H. - " '
3.t5. 6:D. 7;l5 ~ Ya,x = n IA
Sunday Mail leaves Twenty sereatA - t''' - v
Bo,,oo ia both Springfield Lhe snt >h9I 80, tixs
N'-' - CONNECTING TsAiNo
For Boston. via Springfield, a N. , 81. o p ~
For Bos,o1 via Shore line. l2:i3 80 a. u...,.,x
FOR Hartford and Springfield, a. 10 E'D' ~ !" "~
8pm ,.,.-. IN, connectinx With SA.aEsr lsfos
Fof Connscteu, RarSsd, m' lAS p N W "'h"sA"
M 70 so.iaI Pps.nee ssd n,Ai RAlrs.d 7lS
b Sbor. iin Rawsy ~ 10 Norwich and lfo'@ehes '
ao0. 10 New. London, p m -, , a "A . a.
All Northampton RAILROAD q u ''T - I"
x',tb.rpton ani WillansOarsA
r.. pap RAlsoa, a And J p m
RAlOa1 a ana ~
~, burr walk Railroad lso iniaipP
por New Railroad ll;io 'O sal 30 D. "a s,.
Comncdioas sleepng sitAehed 20 u Hls az ~. a.
A Nal TA, eithsl Line Drawing Room Car tachc
"a az o. M ,rslns JANks II. HOYr. sspens'sa''e
NETWORK and HARLEM RAlLkOA -,
~ ON and Aner MONDAY May % lso two hhpI.'s w.
lss4v Depot corner OF twenty : isn A. A1u '0-''N ~
1870 a m, Rntand kIpress
gS p N, Montreal BTpres NJ Va. ..A 8, ll.sa
Si.,uug coks. on pish lnz bstweee Ns- r9.s
| VI F-s \ SVSkt2St. as>oS4en--
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-05
NrEWARK And NEW- YORK RAILROAD.-

~ DEPOT II NETWORK foot Of Liberty s., North RIVER
On and aner l. 1870 passenger trans VII u Is
GEIyR NETWORK FOR BBR0BNAYE AND sEWAhh,-M
son an 7.lO 74o $780, $500 gas ll:lO ~ = NJ
90 5;0o $50: 400 4:3o 500 500 800 $50 100, 7;+, 300
g.4OI0 1900 m. .- on,,yx A, e.oo On.
MA M 3o s:3O $50 ESQ., 7:fO 500 1919 p m
H'"A III 'N0 ' E. KICKER, Superntenient
"a u BALDWIN Gen.P Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-05

pa NI ~ 99;;rcVPp lime l9b wW R. BARR.
L. .i S1,s,r orIen+ no General Passenger Agent
orlr For P.ruuon a. 20 NfIrA 0ly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-05

oyrioE OF TINS DuBueUs sIouI CrrI r. R. Co.,l
No. II PIsBsT., EKg YORK. June 8, 1870 !
NOTICE.-The Board of Directors of the
~ Dubuque AND sioux CITY RAILROAD COMPANY have
deelaIed ANNUAL DIYIDBsD Of THREE AND ONE-HALP
CENT on the stock Of the esnes ~ the
s .st nj months payable At his oce The s day q July
The Transfer Books will close the LIST and 10th
-"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-05

IN III Il MOO-t 4Al-Nt', 49, = -i-t-'.,-
~ FIELD LAKE MEMPHREMAGOG. LAKE NILL0LGHBY,
MONTREAL, end QURBEC-FINEST SCENERY ~ TIE UNITED
STATES TllE ROUTE VIA conn. RIVER VALLEY Is 20 NILES
SHORTER THAN ANY OTHER 10 THE WHITE MOUNTAINS;
Leave via " IT. r az PAS, or p n On SATURDAYS
l2:l5 train (eprgca goes through 10 the Lake without
steamers from PscAsp no III D. m, and NEW
THROUGH TRAIN from Neglavcu reach the White
Mountains. Lakes &c pleasantly tie Next Afternoon . -
Maps and particulars in Irayen Ohcal BalHay Gue ana burs
Co.r Valley Guide
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-05

Henry CIrws & Co., No. % Wall-5t.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-05
DROADWAY SAYINGS INSTITUTION,
TNIGRANT INDUSTRIAL SAYINGS BANK


uyfDEND-Ihr u ths Bank have ordered that int rst he
ua o. pos the months ending this date, as
oss. sums under le Of Seven cut per
epuum an on sum, 0o the Of Six cent pr
Anuum payable on afer Monday, july 10.
mo interest Win b. placed 90 credit fGcpo,ors under date Of July
and viii be entitled for the next Fix months not WIKI
drawn. ,,,,.,,. , ,ocrp-r p---ti.u,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-05
W ~ - - -
DOWERY SAVINGS BANK,

INTEREST will he paid to Deroo SIX PER CENT
PER ANNCM an sums from IS $1,000, and all ce
Ing ZOO FIVE CENT upon such Of deposits agreeaby
provisions Of the laws and payable and after MONDAY TIC
18Th u July, 1870 .
All 81 no, will remain principal and draw interest
accorIirgy from the ist inst. - -....... -. o.,
By 0-ie of De Trustees THOMAS JEkEmlAL fftsIeut
4 II ,,c Secrqfarr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-05
Gapinss Banks.

TLANTIC SAVINGS BANK.
L NEW BOwERY, NEW fORK June H. bo
DIVIDEND NOTICEThe Trustees OF this Bank have one tha
INTEREST DIVIDEND at the rate Of SIX PER CENl Phh
ANNIM be- paid MONDAY July 49, all OF from
one Dollar 5000 which may have been deposited for OF months
ueIt preceding July |. 80
Ane drawn will he placed the credit Of the deposor sn
will be entitled 20 interest principal - 49,. . o.,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-05


TTHE INTEREST which will become due upon
STOCK Of the STATE Of ILLINOIS Monday Of July
1870 will be paid the American Exchange National Bank the City
Of New YORK. the the 18th July proIimo
ERASTUS ". BATES, State Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-05

NEWBURGH, P0UGHKEEPSIE, and RON
HANBIRGH and MILTON The Steamboat MARY POWELL on
will leave Yetryst Pier 81 JO p M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-05
FW-JFRSFY RAILROAD-FROM FOOT of

NEW -JEKSE1 hAILhW ~, 1 MI - 20 - 20
a IA % $500. TOO 92Os " night For lhlAs
den M P For BALTIMORE AMI rIiE
SOUTH AND sOUTH.wKSr $50 H. s2o' N. fe NE ~
RaroN9.30 aud Y m silver fsNs s'
are attached TO the and through from Me- ioiA
burgh Chicago without change silver fsneS
attached 10 tn. m dsiiy through 70 fiusoug
Iousvs aaI Chicago without change Tickets SI sac
SoT,ndt a al D0.li,, Erprxs Broadway ('payl -.
~ SUI JACKSON, General SUI snntsndenE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-05

GO % ~ ALBAN1 ana hOl - he ~ i LINE
ID - Steamboats, G. yBBARD and DANIEL DREW will leave Yes
try-st and ouhstat landing at ionSeIs
(Sysck and Taryogn rryuat C0Len West Point Cornwall,
Newhugh Poughkepae Rhueeck Bristol Cas Hudson and New
Baltimore special train Of bOadgsuge In connection with the
leave arrival Albany cnmencng June l3 for
sharon Springs fare - from NewYor and for Cherry Valley he
steamboat SENECA will transfer passengers RON Albany 20 Troy Tex
on baggage checked by Dods Express Ohces 94 Broad
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-05-23
The OdlOus Income Tax.

The Washington correspondent OF
the New York Commercial Advertiser
(Republican) says:
Letters continue to pour in nom all
parts Of the country upon members OF
CONGRESS, Senators, Secretaries heads OF
Departments, and every oh sve els s5 vs IN
ffnence with our august body OF law
makers, petttioniDg for repeal OF the
dntiable commodities this year, and the
corresponding augmentation OF revenue
seem TO make the present hour most
propitious one 10 strike on tne YOKE
ple's neck. A song of lamentatton Is
heard throughout the land, anc from the
poor and rich alike the cry e99eS up emo
uress, in whose ears this cry Is d1nned
from morning till night, can only be &C
counted for upon the hypotnesls that tne
members regard the Capitol as sort OF
Deaf ASYLUM, and that 1t would be v1O-
Iating the prophecies Of the place to hear
anything there.
The way for the people to speak Sc
as to be heard is through the ballot
boxes next October and November
Their voices viii then reach theiI
deaf Congressional representatives.
Evansville Courier.
This unprovoked attack upon the
State Sentinel and Democratic Con
gressmen who have sustained the In
come tax, as being levied upon thu
rich, takes us by surprise. We can
not think the Courier would denounc
as "odious," what its party friend
sanction as righteous" unless it
done unwittingly.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-05-23

of sewers. the construction of Water /
Works, the interest on a city debt al /
ready amounting to over one million
of dollars, the steady employment of
large force upon the city streets
point with unerring finger to a large
increase an the rate of tardtion-or
bankruptcy. reputation and financial
ruin. These will prove the sigma
lures of the wisdom of plugging
headlong into public improvements
without taking steps to provide for
liabilities before they become due.
We have repeatedly uttered notes
of warning in this respect, and in do
ing so, feel that we have fully dis
charged our duty as journalists in
terested in the prosperity of the city.
As for personal abuse of men, for
carrying out tn , very plans announced
by them in advance of their election
!, we shall not indulge in it. For some
weeks past the leading journals Of
several Of the larger cities have weak
ened their influence by resorting t.
the billingsgate of the bar-rooms, il
their denunciations Of each other. ant
) by observing the effects of their I'm
wise course. we have become satisfies
J that nothing will be gained by follow
. ing their example. If the people ca
5 not be reached by fair argument an
9 proper criticism of measures, the
!: will hardly be Influenced by publ
; abuse and denunciation of men VIII
i represent and put these measures
?. force. If to become influential as
party organ one must make his papt
70 a eesspool of filth and defamation
D the JOURNAL will cheerfully resig
r all pretensions to distinction of tn
: character. To all Republicans wi
think that successful political ma
le agement means a resort to those i
a. strumentalities which outrage decen
a. aud true gentlemanly decorum. !
he have only to say, in all kindness, !
n do not aspire to the honors, if homo
az they may be called, acquired in th
WaV
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-05-23
Insnlts 10 bead Heroes!
VIM soldiers aud their friends read
:. =. &c ms

VIM soldiers aud their friends read this
following paragraphs.
ssFor the duration of the war, for its cost
as well as for its commencement, the Re-
publican party is alone responsible. But
~ I'M mere would nave been no war, and
nut for its shameful tncapacity and mis-
nanaremen 1t would not have lasted q
vear- II was carried on apparently to
benefit 1hfeviDg contractors If the source
or stealing had not dried up. 1t would
probably have been In existence now
JS7acinn05t EnQsslTer.
The remains of Gen. Thomas are now
being CARED from the Pacific to the ATTAIN
tic as q side-sh8W, and every day furnishes
Ms with twenty columns of telegraph as 70
his whereabouts. We hope he may be
planted soon.-EUdnsUfsLs Courier, ApTiL 4
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AN elderly gentleman accustomed
to indulge" entered the room of a
certain tavern. where sat a grave
Friend by the fire. Lifting a pair of
green spectacles upon his forehead.
Tubbing his infiamed eyes, and calling
planned to the Friend that his eyes
were getting weaker, and that even
spectacles didn't seem to do them any
good. "I'll tell thee, friend, replied
the Quaker, what / think. If thee
were to wear thy spectacles over thy
mouth for a few months thy eyes
would get well again."
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-05-23
COUNTY ADVERTISEMENTS.
PrOnOaa1s.

SEALED PROPOSALS will be re-
- ceived at my office until the first Non
day in June, for q county loan OF Nine
Thousand Dollars, on two year Bonds,
bearing 10 per cent. interest. No bids re-
ceiyed for less than five hundred dollars.
The Board of Commissioners reserve the
right to reject any or all the bids.
VICTOR BISCH, A. v @.
EVANSVILLE. Nay I9, 1870. ma2O-d&Wtd
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Proposals.
Proposals.

fEOpUSdISs
GEALED PROPOSALS viii be re-
- ceived at nay Office until the first Mon
day in June, 1870, for furnishing collins
and hearses for the burial of paupers.
The Commissioners reserve the right to
reject any or all the bids.
VICTOR BISCH, A. ". C.
EVANSVILLE, May 10, 1870. maO-dtd