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graduation; that they had reached the
| lowest depths, but such a conclusion
would be all wrong. / say it with
emphasis, there never has been time
when India was making such progress
as now. She is keeping peace with the
western nations. Idolatry, supersli-
| ton and ignorance are disappearing.
The smoke wagon carries schools in its
train; churches appear along its
path. White spires are beginning 10
pierce the sky where once stood only
pagan temples, and the sweet music
of bells is flung out upon the air, where
in days gone By the rub-s-dub Of the
/ tom-toms drowned the widows lamen-
tations upon the funeral pile.
What the locomotive has accom-
plished Ia India. it viii vet do 10
China. That Empire Is q vast grave
yard. and the bones of the dead are
guarded with religious care, To dis
turb them is to disturb not only the
whole spiritual realm, but the physic-
al aud moral we'll being Of everybody
In the land of the living. Under the /
religion of ancestral worship the dead
have the power 20 punish the living, If
they permit any disturbance of their
bones. Here is the secret of their hos
tility to the introduc ton of railways.
But the Chinese who come to this
country, to construct our railways,
have wonderful stories to tell
when they return TO their own
land, of the smoke Wagons
power its sWiftness. Chinese do
not walk if they have money enough
to pay for a ride. They never take
hn ~ = N hn
cars as we'll. They understand the
value OF time aud money. They are as
keen upon those points as the Yam
kee. To ride ia sedans carried by
slow trotting coolies will be intolera-
bic after whirlIng along a mile min
ute. Education has begun, and the
time is not far distant when Ameri-
can engineers will be Welcomed on the
banks of the Yangtze. And when
the smoke wagon ploWs through the
first old cemetery, then farewell 20 an
cestral worship. farewell to the phi
losophy and teachings of Confucius
and Buddha, believed in and accepted
BIZ third part of the human race.
Sit down and think over the changes
Of thirty years. the advance of inyen-
ton, science. liberal ideas see how the |
nations, which, few months ago, were
far away. are now near neighbours;
think how bars and barriers. supersti- |
tions, castles, prejudiees, the manners |
and customs of three thousand years, |
have disappeared how ell the world |
is In motion; for it is only by some |
such process that we can arrive at any |
correct estimate Of human progress.
That which to the affrighted Indian |
was the devil laundering over the
earth In his smoke wagon. is tony own |
vision one of the grandest of the agen-s
eies of the Almighty for over turning
idols, breaking down caste, blowing up /
superstition, thus peparing the way
for the spread of the Gospel Of the Son
of God. Ponder it, ye who are faint
hearted. and take oourages ~
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WRW wEMTWE or TWO EXEC
I'D issued out OF the once 0f the ....
the Nanderhurgh Circuit Court. ....|
OF Henry " Nouu Enuf. AsalHUr. ...
against Philip Schneider. Hlg
Peter MachcnhoimEr and John '.
Willt on
BATUADAY. JANUARY q,
Between the hours ~ 10 O'Clock u .Ur
4 O'Clock Pm. OF sale day. at thc UU."
the Court House, 90 tho City of HEu
lndinua, onor for sale. no Public Hu.t...
the Rents and EECnta for tHe
seven years OF tna following
Real Estate NOrWak.s
The undivided hnif Of Che follow
estate, Situate ara AhndrfDurRh
Slate Of Indiana, tosagitf Being na .. ...
northeast quarter Of thc nOuthaaa. |I..
Of Section Mum Der twenty flQf. HTU
Number six fll. south of Range
Ten fl0l. west, aud moro unrLiCu.
acrined az two (l) acres OF ground a uN
the west side Of four ~ acres. Opal IH
quarter nectiun), which was cauf
James "a. dacEeuu ana SUSAN Hia
christopher MachenhcImer au
kerths and being tIe west haI
same four 90 acres y ni1n ll meuf
deed o. Conveyance made DV
Jackson 90 said ghustopngr MH
mefs unte1 January =, 1853.
And should said Keats ANA EF
cell for q sam SUFFICIENT tu satisfy
and Costs. Il WILL a. The same HnH
place, afI8r for sale tha Fec 8impl .n.I
premises. No relief
decl0 a. PFAFFLIN, sher
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A CARE.

A Clergyman. while residing in South
America as q missionary, discovered q
sais ana simple. rem edy- Tor the Cure of
nervous " eakness, Early Decay. Diseases
of the Urinary and Seminal 0rganil. and
the whole train Of disorders brought on
py paneiu1 and vicious habits. Great
remedy. prompted by q desire 10 bsnefit
the afaleted and unfortunate. viii send
she raa1n aoF preDor1ng and using fbis
medicine, Ia q saalad anFssc-. - s-,s -
wap lads g EsNE o. cEz 30 .s,srasa
45@ citation y. Bible
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q gentleman known throurhru. fa
whole country in story and r9ne ~
Is vel preserved, although ho H or.
Of the disoo9erors Of lhs famous
eewaunee. He Go now PoatnaHefat
smiihland. We regret SO $50 not
meet him q Day sooner. ~ ~. barI
have taken pleasure in sh5rI1r Ilaf
the interesting cslablishmcr H
manuiaotorios OF tho city.
6teaniuFa naom our nar..n-.
CIscINNATI Tho Comm 81
Thursday says
Southern frsighig are OFFERING a4
liberal quantities aL l0l1J90 Der hunH
red for through and way lots .tf
perabmndant i1nnage. CaDH U=
re VIII start TO Charles Boo l1r
new Orleans o. Saturday and H
geend thc fallt on Sunday Uaunn
Wash Thompson will commend. load.
log TIE Emperor 30 dav. and IIHE
Tor New Orleans or Saturday
Ahe Alice Dean dropped down 90
the lcvee, and departs ior ianuhl
On Saturday, in charge OF Captain I
"a, Drown, formerly of Go villa
Wagner, who sill be ably supported
b. The following officers Oar. ION.
bryson and John Clinton, rarE
George hrantg. CHIEF engineer Et
Hood Metes Walter MoD0u M raf
pentsri Genera Shay, .sioWard rH
George Palmer, oaliopist Iha Dean
has been reiitteo, and present an af-
traefive appearance. Her Whct'ho
have been embol liBhcd with drar crF.
iains, giving her the appearance ofa
show boat.
Wm. Tioheuor and Mr. Gro.e m
the BeTmuda'a pilots.
The City of Quincy was drawing
feet forward ana BY feet aft. ufr rH
tons She filed out 90 1000 t1tH 81
Memphis and sail probably arHa
the falls and come here.
Tho Minncola is rcceiFinr reM
chimney, and viii follow tho hiIra
Dean 20 Memphis.
Captain Ed. Evans has oofe'uIrH
10 load the Kate Putnam !. Hau
Orleans, ia lurn after the Gob8ab
LOUISVILLE The Courier. J1unrt
of Thursday says:
A company has been formed o open
~ channel around the raft n Rod
River.
Forty thousand dollars ha Boon
expended On the Henry Amr She
has an entire new hull
Captail EoRram's mammoth ..m-
y James Howard will goou receive
Der finishing touches. Her chmncg
we're hauled down yesterday. ar1 w'
% up in q dfy or two. She " rao
team the early part of mex WooE.
nd viii leave for New Orlean fhe
.4lh inst.
ST. LouIs. - The Denlacr
Thursday says;
River on a stand. Weali rvaV
ileasant after the sun sann onf
Business as good aa could be expected.
10 Cairo there De feet of WnIar. la
Nookuk a feet The Missouri nnd
illinois rivers are so much nrr looted
8 70 call for no notice at pro aa
o stage Of water. We may chat
very boat that has come out ON fae
PIPER rivers this season had am tha
reight she wanted, lt was mot Won't
4 business that drove them Out bud
oW water and inadequate Ifgielt
ates comb ned, Tho Mississippi hc-
ow Cairo in up again, and good
Iavigable condition. The ArEauaa8
nd White arc rising.
Capt. j. A. Lemoke. Of Eva sFi.Ia.
me Of the owners Of The ldleV Ir-
LVed here on Sunday. lie returns t1
Evansville 70 day having st ODE
IONS On Change 30 bis aatiBfaeNoH
Capt. Voolfolk, Of Louisville. Woo
Q return home last evening.
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HARD WARE


-oa-
National Bank Nolan.
you CAN BUY Al BOTTOM
AZ
Gtraub's Hardware Store
FINM TABLE a POCKET CUI
PINE SCISSORS AND HAzORs
SPOONS, 8KAF
Suitable Tor
HOLIDAY PRE- SENT d.
Also nt Reduced FFtcars
Meat Cutters and Etuh8r
Patent Hook, TooLh ana LishtrIuF
CFo8B=cut Bu
a * TE B
Wood Saws g. Saw Il ucIc7
Coal Buclxe1a
AND SHOVEL AND T0NaB.
Hay and straw Knives
Potato and Manure For rg.
BUTCHER WNAWIfs.
SAWS, CHOPPERS, srREI9
SCALES g. SCALE BEA
Molagses and Oil
Coal and Grain Show
NAILS-Fenoe, Casing, Gin.
Chain Jump
MECHANICS TOOLS Of oil
Building HardWar
And a complete stock O.
GENERAL HARDWAB IRE.
FRED. P. GTRAUB d 90.
SO. 81 Main rL
SIGN or TIE BROAD.
TERMS CASH.
lDom0Erat, Courier aud Union crrHI
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WI nj ER NY
EMPLOYMENT.
PERKINS & HOUSES PATENT.
NON aEXPEzOSI

Metallic Kerosene Lamp.
Is ABSOLUTELY SAFE from explosion
or breaking; BURNS ANY COAL OIL,
good or bad; gives more light, no odor,
and uses L ESS OIL
is better than is produced by any other
lamp."-W 8. Clark, KresieleHe MdSsachlts
sets a Agricultural College.
st Is perfectly non-ex plosIve, gives q
better light, and is more economical than
any other lamp in use."-W. II. Wells, tate
Slt71. PtCb. Schools, Chicago.
Inc appalling deaths and fires from glass
lamps exploding and breaRing create q
great demand for this lamp PAYS to
sell IL. Sold by Canvassers. Agents want
ed everywhere. send for CIRCULAR and
terTns to MONTG OAERY# ,&-CO.,F Cleve-
land, Ohio, ~ Barclay St.. New York,
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PLATE IRON WORK
OF every description.
Corners FIRST and Pine and Second
and Elm Streets,
EVANSVILLE, INDIANA.
Important Notice.


MARION, KY, September s. 1g7o.
Mr. G. Kratx, Evansville, Ind;
SIEVE take great pleasure in giving
orr testimony 70 the excellence Of your
Portable
Steam Circular Saw Mil.
The one we purchased OF you on the ed
august last has given entire satisfaction.
We are satisfied that with proper hands IL
will saw fifteen hundred feet Of poplar per
hour. on the whole We think You have
having constructed most excellent Mill,
which viii doubtless supercede those conc
sLraeteo upon ot1er pIl n24e5lpies. Inc Swiss
gentleman Mr. Jonn Walt whom You
sent to put the mill up and start lt for MS,
seems to be an excellent machinist. Our
friends who witnessed him working, say
he Is the best sawyer that they have ever
SEEM You could not have sent better
raacnin1st aua sssgysrs o. one tnat would
to saw with 30 lbs. Of steam TO saw our first
log. Your Mil ts just what you recon-
mend It g 6s. .rn,v
sep9-Sm ELDER BROS.
1GRANDVIEW, IND, OoT. Q. 1870.
Mr.. @. Kratz, Evansville. IND:
SR-EncIosed please md $500. the bal
ance due on the Portable Steam Circular
saw Mil. This mill was purchased from
you Two months since, and as have now
ment with you 70 speak mr. mind Ia re-
gard TO the samel have % say that now
can Ba1oly recommend II 10 ali desiring
perfect satisfaction in Saw Mill, and 70
procure what you sald-a complete Mil
and Engine
I have run Steam Engines for the last
twenty years, and have never handled q
Boiler and Engine that has 80 easily kent
steam with the only fuel use green slabs
taken from the log directly. Il
We consider the MIL and its capacity TO
be all that can be desired OF q Saw Mill IN
every respect. ANY person wishing to
know IL these are all positive facts and
true assertions, can ind ample demon-
stration OF sc by calling on as az the mill.
Yours, very truly,
cell VIM. CADICK Il DAWSON.
Other Sizes for farm and plantation use
and All other requirements.
nov 15-om o. KRAFT.
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Apent'g! Read Thfgl

UYE WILL PAY AGENTS A SAL
w ny OF sac PER WEEK and ex-
penses, or allow large com NJ ission, to
sell our new and wonderful inventions.
Address NJ. WAGNER q CO., Marshall,
Mich.
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employment for avn,

COO SALARK PER WEEK, and
OOU expenses, paid TO agents 10 sell
our new sud useful discoveries. Address
u. SWEET 4 CO., Marshall, Mich.
NYEW MEDICAL PAMPHLET.-
~ Seminal, PhysieRl and Nervous De-
btlltys its effects and cure. Price % cents.
Address SECRETARY, Museum of Anat.
ony, 6lS Broadway, New York.
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FOR 1R1OA

Duplicate for 1870 is now in my hands. and
thereon charged. The following table
Townships on each slGo Taxable Property
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a FOFiul8 IN Lille and az Death.
$500, 81 goo. 5000 AND So COO,
Distributed Monthly by lot to Policy
HOldeIs In the Monthly Dividend Mutual
Life Insurance Company of PennsyIva mia.
% E6 secures q policy of Insurance on the
Mutual Benefit Plan, and entities the
hotter to pa Ttteipate In the monthly dis
ttbution. Zen, womsn and children Sc
made rich In life and their families COM
Portable at death. Every policy is num-
bered. and the fortunate holders notified
monthly, and one Of the above amounts
forwarded to their address. Send g 10,
name and full age, PostOfnce address and
ders to ALEX ANDER J.. CALHOUN,
Gen. Agent, Honesdale. Wayne Coz, Pa.
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OAADENs MICH, NOW ID 1853.
DIR. JARDELLA-Dear Sir: / was attach ed
with q disease OF the lungs, which Il feared
would terminate in consnm ptIons All the
olusrent remedies that used failed to
give me relief. TIL at last called on Won
and procured your valuable preparatton
OF WILD CHEERY AND TAR. two bottles of
whl3h enectually restored me to sound
health. DO take pleasure in saying thai
can cheerfuny recOmm mend 1t 70 others
and believe Il to be the best pulmonary
medicine now In use,
j am, yours. resDectfuIIy
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NORTH MISSOURI LANDS
FOR SALE
BY THE
Hannibal and st. Joseph
R. r.. Company.

About 125, OC0 acres Of the finest FAR M.
ING and GRAZING LAND In the u Nj
TED STATES. for sale at low prices and
on very easy terms, thus enabling an In
dustrIouS man with small capital to pay
for his land with money earned from II.
Missouri is not too far West to be at q great
distance from markets; its Railroad faciI1-
ties are great and constantly increasing;
the climate is splendid, and good crops are
Almost q certaIntya while the numerous
thriving towns and cities spr1r Rinf, up on
every hard attest beyond douot that the
blight OF slavery has been effectuaIly dis
ern capital are doing their perfect work.
0ur audz 0efV Gt1mnafifion
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matns yours, rssRectiuIly,

YINCENNEs, March 8, 1855.
Mr.. j. b. JAR oELLA-Sir: For a long
time was afflicted with short, hacking
cough, with pains in my side and under
nv shoulder blade. At times was ma
bic to attend to my business-In short, my
ton. tried mast everything that was
recommended BY friends, but found no re.
lief. Having heard of the speedy relief
others similarly affected obtained by she
use of your BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY AND
TAR, 1 concluded to try IL. To my aston
ikhment 1t acted more like charm than
ed1cine SC quick did It relieve me;
and now, after having EAken the second
bottle / ind m TGelI restored 10 sound
without any regaFB OF nay old COMPLAINT.
In hopes that this may inducs others
alike afflicted to take your valuable CoM-
PoUHD OF WILD CHERRY AND TAR. Il hand
you this, that yon may make such use OF
IL as you may see ut.
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NAMES OF TOWNSHIPS.

Deg PAx.-For every Male Dog, 81 90: for
every Female Dog, 81 Co; and for every adj
dfttonal Male or Female Dog g Oh
dec5-swd&w.
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y ARDELLA9S
BALSAM OF
WILD CHERRY AND TAR
A VALUABLE REM EDY
FOR
CONSUMPTION, COUGHS,

Colds Asthma
BRONCHITIS, WHOOPING COUGH,
And all other Diseases OF the Lungs
Br0DGn1al Tubes and Wind Pipe,
A1.3 for Pains in the Breast and Side.
We are now receiving almost daily tes-
ttmon1als from persons OF the highest re-
Spectabtltty, who have been speedily re-
stored ~ the use of this Invaluable pre-
them in their hSur of af11ction.
We claim for this preparation no merits
beyond those we are fully entitled to, by
certificates fairly and honorably obtained
who use IL will fad that Its healing and
soothing properties are truly wonderful
that it Is, beyond the question of doubt
one of the most e1ectual remedies for Pull
mOnary Diseases now before the public.
The ingredients of which this Balsam is
composed are the best that is known TO
medical science for the diseases for which
they are recommended, all of which ara
portions by practical Pharm aceutfst of
many years. experience. The aff1feted
may therefore depend on having In this
BatSam OF Wild Cherry and Tar q prepare
ton of rare medical virtue.
few of the many
Testimonials IRA
VLNCENHEs, Oct. Is. 1879.
DR.. JERoME y. JARDELLA-Dear Sir: 7
have been troubled, more or less, for many
winters with q severe cough, aud never
have been able to ind any relief until 1
tried your BAIa5AM OF WILD CyT4EFeFzY AFgD
free from any disease OF the lungs. 1 have
only had occasion TO use two bottles IF
your valuable remedy therefore, since
giving 1t q test, can recommend it as be-
diseases OF the Lungs.
remain yours, respectfully,
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Among the frst boats due here are
the IdleWild and Quickstep, Eom
Cairo; Morning Star, Falls City and
Tarasoon, from louisville; Nick
Longworth Charles Bodmann, John
Kilgour, Belle Vernon and I'd.
inburgh. for New Orleans; West
Wind, from Memphis; Florence Lee
and LeClairs No. 2. from Passport;
r. Q. Gray, from Arkansas River;
Kate Kinney and City OF Quiney,
from New Orleans; Shamrock, from
St. Louis; Evansville, from Bowling
Green.
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1903 USE THE a VEG ETABLE 1OH0
1oHOPUL f1sKARY RAIsAM. ''l0IU

1903 USE THE " VEGETA BE 1Q7n
4oGUPUA AoRARY BAESAH. ''1o ~
Tue old standard remedy for Coughs Colds.
Consumption. Nothing -BetteT." CUTLER
Bros q Cos Boston. ~ ET Il Esa
"P4AM7s DEPILATORY POW
~ DER--Removes superhuous hair in
HUe nAglutes. without injury TO the skin.
sent ny mail Tor 81 ..
UPHAM MS ASTHMA CURE
Relieves most violent paroxysms In flee
minutes ana effects speedy cure. Price 81
by mail.
THE JAPANESE HAZE STAIN
C0lOrs the Whiskers and hair a beautiful
BLACK or BRoWN. II consists of only one
preparation. 70 cents by mail. Address
B. C.URHAM, No III Jayne street, Phila-
delphia, Pa. Circulars sent frse. Sold by
all Druggists.
ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
Prizes cashed and information furnished
by GEO. UPHAM, Providence, r. 1.
cox A WEEK SALARKI : Young
0%0 men wanted as local and travel
ing statesmen. Address with stamp b. II.
WALKE En- "a Park Row NY = ~
$50 a DAY, sure. LATFA s. CO., PItte.
burg, Pa.
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Our Lands DEW Comnatition
Cherry PeeGOral TrOches

Are superior 70 ali others for Coughs, Colds,
Asthma bronchial snd Lung difficulties,
are exceedingly palatA BILE, have none of
that nauseatIng horrible CubeO TASTE are
very soothing ana act Ike q charm; Min-
listers, Singers, and public Spea kers will
ind they are especially adapted to the
voice. Sold by Druggists. Also
RUSHTON'S (E. w COD LIVER OIL
other.
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MASONH6y R0OK g.
A Fortune in Life and at Dsath.

Agents wanted, Send for Circular. Adj
dress MASONIC PUB. CO., 432 BroOme
street. New York. A4-z - A
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Holiday journal Tor 1871!
Contains q Christmas Story, Splendid
Plays, Magic Sports, &C.; 48 pages; Illus
trated. SENT FREE on reeei pt of one
stamp for postage. Address ADAMS q
CO., Publishers. Boston.
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New AdVerfisenaenfs--

MAKE MOERY. Sy.4v H t6EB 9. g
county, q reliable Man or Woman 20 act
as Local Agent for HENRY WARD
BEECHER'S Great Religious Weekly,
Eight numbers, with HARRIET BEECHER
STOVES new Story, and superb S5 steel
Engraving GIVEN AWAY. Many now
making $40 to $50 per day IN cash. Sample
copies FREE. Address j. B. FORD & Co,
80 Park Row, New ork.
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miscellaneous.
Business was moderately active on
the levee yesterday, though our port
list was not large.,.......Ths Sam Orr
arrived early with a moderate trip.
1.-THE Mallie RlgOn came in ct IL
o'clock With fsir trip..............The
Fayette had an excellent trip Of PEG.
pic from Henderson. but not great
deal Of freight. She was receiving
literally for her return................,
The St. Marys was receiving eonsid-
cradle furniture, hay and hollow ware
during the forenoon. but Memphis
frc.ghts Just now are searceF than
they have been for months. Thsre
win be a great improvement as soon
as the holidays are oYer..........The
Sam. j. Hale arrived about noon
with fair trip. She discharged a
considerable amount of freight, the
freight bills on which we're barely
sufficient to pay her wharfage. Com
mon honesty as well hs sound policy
demands that this Infamous tax on
commerce diminished. IL not utterly
abolished............The beautiful Mary
Ament arrived at ] Pm. yesterday.
and looks very handsome. She Is
side-wheel steamer, built at New Al
bany, Indiana. in 1866, and came out
in January. 1866, and is consequently
less than Eve years old. She was
built for Capt. A. Liter and
under his immediate supervision.
aud stood upon the Underwriters
book Glass q, No. 1. Che was
dooked and thoroughly over hauled
and repaired last August, and
has Captain Pierce's certificate that
she stands as when FIRST built on the
books Of the underwriters. She is, A
feet long, q feet beam. 4 9-1O feet
hold, has two four-hued boilers 20
feet long and AZ inches in diameter.
Her cylinders are ia inches 10 diam
eter, with ~ feet stroke. She has a
full cabin, one Of the handsomest on
the river in a beat Of her size, and
her outfit Is most complete; she has
A berths for passengers, is good car
rier. Capt. J ohm A. Adams will COM
mand, Robert Adams viii have charge
of the Office, and Capt. Lafe. Elder
viii command her fOrecastle. She
leaves on her first trip IA the trade at
A.90 fhi7 eHening.........W hhd the
pleasure yesterday Of meeting. for the
first time, the celebrated Little
Jofeld. OF the mouth Of smithland.
, 1870-02-27
THE - tALlF0s1tA."
Description Of tho New C., u. 1. d. 2. Z. R.
hlccpluG Coach.

The California" u tho name Of new sleep-
ing csr just turned ont OF the shops Of the Rocr
1Band i pacl1c Railroad, for eefvlce on that line,
between thu city aad Council Diurs, IoxA. Tue
car MAS opened foE priyate inspection yesterday,
At The depot, and \ few railroad of1csa!s and
Other gentlemen discussed IT. merits and admired
its beauties. Outside II Is painted yellow aad
brown. Tha exterior y strkips ard handsome.
The coat OF arrns OF California, g1ts, IN the fosu
Of q large medal. ahtnes on both sides, aud the
Iane OF The cat painted in red letters inside Al
oval Gtaca.
inside everything L. nsce. Mahogany, maple,
ton Of tue ca,. and she plcndiug OF he colors Is
neniation Is very elaborate. Gold medslous sur
T1and oa aoss ae a sea .ds Ind sssaus ouo,
ou.side IF the upper osr,hs no oiact w.!aa. me.
e!alncal Individuals sucn ~ Paycae, Cupid.
Ph&be. etc cup!ds Ere peIcned a'ott on tne
pillars on tnc ssateFooms, and 1oox very toTeiy,
quette, noeers being worked on the ec.res back
ground The nco11 are covered With Wilton and
hInssels carpets The mirrors are handsomely
mounted. The toffe eneen1bk OF the Interior IS
pleasing II the extreme EveltrhtpR Is ncn, but
at Tho sama lime rest, End nothing merely CANDY
detorDs the prevailing beauty Of tnts travelling
palace
Al each end u a stateroora for private ps.ttes,
rssed up in the newest s!lc. Tnete arc tbs uaua1
palalus dissemin. "a calor.c By msana Of no.
snd @ aEreesais. NJ. We.fwoF;a prsos,sa tse de-
asr he supe1sinoa Of ii. j. ]. F5sz. Iss1cf csf.
builder rf the company. This dlnlensioos OF the
car arc sixty feet IN length by len fees wlde and
~ capacity = for nts5-tn passengerh ltsuus OF
All O'Clock to.mosrov afternoon the ca. vii
be thrown open for the Inspection Of the public
and MI. Wheeler, Car S0per1nteadent, and Mt
Smith, the Passenger Agent tnglte all who ara In
tereated In raj road Improvements 10 be present