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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-02-15

Geo. N. Sanders, Es1., the editor OF the
Democratic Review, has come out in long
letter in the N. York Herald, against the lm-
maculatc Locofoco editor Of the principal
Iocrfoco paper in the country, the Wash'ng-
ton Union. 1t is needless to say to any
reader of the Review, who is acquainted
thus with the caustic language and indepen-
dence of its editor, that the Union is scorch-
ed to the quick by this letter. But is there
not a be1utiiu. illustration OF the harmony
of The Loccfoco party presented in the "com-
munion Of sweet spirits" between these ed'-
torsl They stand at the head, the acknow'
lodged two leading organs, OF the Demo
cratic par y. Yet they are "wooiing' edcn
other like two belIigerent Ioafers in rough
and tumble fight. They gouge. bite aho
pull out hands ull of hair. with exquisite gus
TO. Each appears to think the whole Loco
foco party is drawn around in r,ng' ano
lo,k;nr on breathIes,Iy at their excited ell
forts. Precious representatives, are they OF
party whose success has injured 1t more
',han even such defeat has disturbed its op
ponsnts. But gouge, bite and pull away
There is infinite amusement to some q
least. in the mighty tussel. Hurrah for San
ders-he's got good name, anyhow.
fTThere will be another Golden Gala
at the Panorama tomorrow evening. III
highest city officer drew the gold watch o
Saturday evening. He ought to pun dow
the license.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-02-15
A CARD.

EvERYBC by knows how a card generally reads-for
instance, M. Snooks thanks for past favors, ant
pes to merit the continued patronage, &C. But the
usual response saptto be es the rascal he s not sat
isaed with what already chiseled us out Of but Is
crying for "b laying all joking aside, we would
say that would Ike to sperd few daysn Evansville
provided we could do business enough to warrant It, -
Our time is surely ofcoasderabe importance to u.s. and
we respectfully ask all who have any idea OF having ia
eoyrcs taken by to call just as soon as pos's
be for to stay than three weeks out OF the qes
lion and uulcs,we have plenty of Business one weel
will start us
| B.-po,r wait for clear weather except for small
children. Room at the old place.
| ,.,s E. T. WEBSTER.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-02-15

~ Yesterday was ST. Valentines Day
There did not appear to be quite SO many
love missiles flying about as usual We did
not receive quite so many as in the oiden
times of bachelorism, but probably the few
s"u ov"u'ug us uIuItItuuc of MS SPICY items.
We gave nearly a column yesterday, ard
more to-day, and have still more on hands,
We hav seen them repujlished in the fur
therest corners of the Union. Nose is ca
pital itemizer.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-02-15

GRAHAM FOR Reconsideration for March
comes Gu IN an enlarged form, and is now
the full size OF the London So Magazines.
IL Is lIt,rally filled and cramm.d with sx.eI.
lent original matter, and the choicest s.Iec.
tons. Gaaham is an Illustration nj ,bo a., :
terprise Of the age. Every number seems
to be en- improvement over its immediate
predecessor. But the March No is a orize
nuinoerIn every respect. We are glad IN
see Mr.. Graham in sensible editorial. "pitcb.
''s Ia u those abolitI n editors who have
underworld to injare hun, merely because he
." nj to condemn ''Uncle TOMS Cabin. -
A"aa. that artIcie. Graham offers $500 in
femIu.ns to those getting up the largest
'u's pnor to the first Of July. See cover
hhs-b',k. Tne price OF single subs.rip-
On y % per snnum.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-02-15

SPRrNG GooDs We call the attention
Of our readers to the advertisement ofMessrs.
J. Dauforth g. Son. Louisville, Ky. This
well known house is opening a very heavy
stock of spring goods, which country mer-
chants going up the river had better examine
on their arrival at Louisville. II this firm
cannot give satisfaction in goods and prices.
it is useless to 60 further.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-02-15

iAxEs!-By the new law, if taxes are not
paid by March 18th, it is rendered imperatiue
=" 'ne Treasurer Of the Comfy, to levy 10
per cent additional tax on the delnquents.
~ cannot be lodged under this law as former.
~ 0y those who put off paying their taxes,
"o' Cd" 'ne treasurer exercise any leniency
IN the matter. We hope. therefore, this no
'ce may serve as "a warning to all those who
have taxes to pay.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-02-15

DEATH OF A MANAGER.-Jas. w. Bates,
the we'll known and successful stage man.
aver in the St. Louis and Louisville theatres,
died in st. Louis last Thursday evening"
The deceased is said to have made his profess
sion highly profitable, VAS only IS years OF
age, and his death was occasioned by &C.
we're fall recently received.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-02-15

10 Another large batch of young
men, have been arrested in Boston, for
divers little violations of the city ordinances
by way Of secret gaining &c. Some OF the
most respectable merchants and business
men of the city were recognized to appeal
before the police court and answer charges
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-02-15

GA severe gale was blowing here most
of Sunday night, doing slight damage about
the wharf; upon looking up and do yester-
day morning. we missed familiar old wharf
boat, which, We presume was propelled from
port, not by "Caloric," but by cold air
motor.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

rPHBRARy NoTICE.-An per having books
In heir possession drawn from the vanderburgh Count!
Library pre- ous my taking charge Of the same, are
requested to them Immediately to me at the o.
fee of tie Railroad Company ltisnecessary that these
Books should be returned forthwith TO settle the old
Iibrariups accounts JOHN L. MARTIN,
fai,o.tf Librarian.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-02-15

FROZEN To DEATH. We are informe
tnlt man named Robert Findly, a resident
OF this county, was frozen To death on last
"wednesday evening. He left town for hs
home on that evening, which was but few
miles distant, under the influence of that
dark demon alcohol,-and thus was brought
about his untimely end. What a warning
to those who are imbibers of the damning
draught!-He leaves family.
.Sidcneetoirn IN.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-02-15

0The Washington Union, of Tuesday
last, the great central democratic organ
pitches into thc Democratic Review afte,
the following fashion,:
In the last week of Janu ,ry the November
and December numbers of the Democratic
Keview-the organ of the selfstyled pro.
gressvc and fast men-came to us freighted
with its usual cargo of buccaneer moraltr
and savage denunciatipn. The semi-occasi-
onal appearance Of this pra ical print is in
Keeping with the irregular and iegi,imate
purposes of the plumber party which it re-
presents, and whose interests it seeks to pro.
mote by its u.'principled forays in the field
of Pohics. The style, too, in which it is
written, partakes, by analogy, OF the charac-
ter of its ethics: and as the one is but a
Proiigate disregard of the principles of en-
mon honesty, so the other treats contemptu-
suous scorn the rules.o common sense. The
half educated writer who makes up its ar
ticles conveys his contraband sentiments
by the DISCUSSES and conceaIments of the
guilty snuggler, and cont.ives, either from
inc 'pacity to speak with honest candor,
or with the design Of making his illicit aim
To obscure his meaning in a cloud of violent
antitheses, far-fet he'd allvsions, swelling
epithets, and ridiculous solecisms.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-02-15

0TThose wanting frst-rate article OF
Of Bread, Crackers or Cakes, may obtain
them at the Bakery Of Messrs. McReynolds
& Ward. They will have out bread cart
IN few days, and will then supply customers
at their houses. See advertisements.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-02-15

POVERTY IN New YoRK.-There are per-
sons in New York who live by selling chips
which they pick up, at cents basket
MANY a woman sews shirts at cents apiece.
The income of many street-rag picker anc
his family is only IS per month.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-02-15

IVA Germln decker was brouChtto this
point IL chains. rot long ago, by the steamer
Columbus. Dur ng the trip OF the boat ne
had dealt an American woman blow on the
head with a billet of wood, inflicting perhaps
dangerous wound. The passengers be-
came SO enraged at the time that they strung
him 10 to the derrick. determined to punish
him summariIy, but through the interference
of the officers Of the boat he was cut down
When here, the passengers exPresseda de-
termination to hang him to tree at the hrs
woodward the boat landed at above. AS th'
passengers were almost exclusively return
inc Californians ] do not think it at al
improbable that the determination was CARR
ed out.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-02-15

Feb. 9 1853

10 Since my last budget, ice has occumu-
lated in the Mississippi SO rapidly that navi-
cation is now well nigh closed. Two or
three steamers bound for st Louis are now
IN mort. and will remain until thaw takes
,l,ce. Their officers think it hazardous to
attempt the trip at present.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-02-15
NEW ADVERT. SEMENTS
spgING DRY GoopS-le

yx,uE subscriher having remov ed to No. 6 Main ST.
are now receiving their Spring purchases emorae
inc large and complete variety OF staple. Dress anc
Fame, Goods. Their stock Is new and beautu na'
RE-, selected with great care and will be sold al The
very lowest price,. Country merchants are respect
folly invited to call AID examine.
J. DANFORTH & son,
No. ass Main ST., between uh and 5ta.
oh,,.,m dNw Louisville, Ky.
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TIME!

,r,EF MANAGER Of Biairs great Panora IA propos1s
| IN GIVE one more GIFT tIALA, which Is positivs
Nv In. iasi IN Evansville. ont occasion mere VIII DC
,,tfibuted FORTY costly and elegant Shts, 'iee "'
hnr.,r,.,i winch viii maze one prize In ever! WE'VE
,,s.ei. Ihe Manager has doubt but every Ticket
viii be sold Inducements To- purchasing arc ,.
IA UNIsDAY ~ ENiNG, Feb. 10th. Doors open al
q t.,orumu moves at q. distribution Of gifts at e o.
" ia""'" febI5
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SHE 7uEF,S SALE

QY VIRTUE Of five wrts Of rend erpe Tore in favor
- of Ben stinson. one in favor OF Thomas Butler.
on- la ia, or John X Wilcox and two favor of the
State of Indiana. and al against Thomas Hall issued
out Of the office of the Clerk of the Marlborough Cir
cult Court, ard to me directed. will. Wednesday
the 9Th day Of March, A d. 1853 between the hours OF
ID O'Clock and O'Clock = NJ Of said day, at the
door OF the Court House in The city Evansville Ind.
expose 10 sale the Issues and profits for the term
Of seven years Of the following described real estate to
VII: The 81 half OF the northeast quarter section
No in township No. O. south of Range No. 10 west
situated IN the tnceDnes land district and In default OF
the rents issues and profits. selling for sum Sufficient
Ia saiisf' sai writs of cSnd srP~ and will same
time and place offer for sale the fee simple Of said real
estate. JOHN s. TERRY
febl2 Sheriff OF Vanderbilt gh County,
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" We have quantity OF original matte
on hand for publication, which will b,
gwen fast as circumstances may admit.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-02-15
ouHpIrr,a SAI.E

DY VIRTUE OF a writ of execution infavor OF Jacob
ID Espenechide and John krascb, and against yone
p Henderson, issued Office Of the Clerk OF tho
Marlborough Circuit .ourt and 10 me dlrecteo. Will
on "Wednesday the slh day OF March, 1853, between
day the door OF the Court House i'm the City of Ev.
ansve, Indiana, expose To IL Che rents. issues ana
profits for the term Of Of the following des
crited zeal estate Wit Lots No. q and in block
TO- in Lamasco City, rd and in default OF the rents
issues and profits selling for sufficient 10 satisfy
said execntiyn I will, at the same time and place, Of
fer for sale tie fee simple of sale cs.ste. y -
JOHN s. TERRY,
f.bi2 Sheriff ofvanderturgh Coanty.
ID ECEIvED BY the steamer Golden State:
II e5 boxes Extra Cream Cheese, '54"f ~
2 tbls Sugar Cured Dried -Beef.ys ssssss
bills Flint Homin. For sale BY
feblI.Im I. HEIMANN. Main street.
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GOCDSELIvILLE LOTS Fer 8 ALE.
AN authorized 10 sell cheap lots -. D. 20. = ANU
90 in RIock No. l. in Goodsell's enlargement OF the
e.9 VI JNO. J. CHANDLER,
en-. Real kst.le Agent.
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OAK HILL GENE 3IEX.

DY ORDER Of the Common Council OF the city OF
ID Evansville, the Cemetery recently laid Out oy me
CITY il TO be known and designated above, and the
sale of lots advertised for the 9th inst postponed
on recount of the inclenency Of the weather 10 The
and p. M. lois viii be sold al the Court House
door by the City Marshal to the highest bidders lntho
so by having the City Collector fieeh es4iars Per
lot for lots in blocks adjoining The main hvesct w
Cemetery. md dollars for any other lot go
Nv order OF the Council JOHN J.. CHANDLER,
febII IDS City Ciesk.
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AN AC-

AN ACT --f i,s-f
Of Common Pleas in the District compoeed Of tho
counties OF Vanderburgh AID WarrieE and 70 au-.
taorzc an Extra Term of said Court in each OF said
| Counties : ' =. -. - :
I CECTI0N l.-Be II enacted ty the General Assem-.
- bly, OF the State Of Indiana That the Courts Com
mon Pleas. ia the District composed OF
Nanderburgh and Narick, shall be held follows 10
WIZ Inc courts in the Csdniy OF -Vanderburgb shall
commence on the First Mondays OF March, june Sep
TENDER and December. Of year. beginning with the
rirs' Monday OF March OF the present year. and tbs
Ionrts in the CouEiy of War lex shall tho
Third Mondays Of March, June September aud Decem-
Der of each year. M
SBC. s-The provisions OF this ct shall embrace the
pres year. and authorize Of said Court in each
| Of said counties Ina March next - ~ ( -
SEC. 3.-Au process made retnrnable 10 either Of the
Courts of Common Pleas Of the respective coupties,
aforesaid. the terms heretofore for holding the
ssions thereof stall be- and the are hereLy
clared and made returnable the first DAYS of the
Of said Courts respectively. fixed by this Aet and
parties officers Witnesses ali ne rsous are here
by respectively required To take noicc the et anRv OF
the time OF h"ldii said courts. asherrin made ~
SEC. lit Is hereby declared that emsrreucy ex
lists for the Immediate taking effect OF this there
fore this act shall take effect and Ia force from ma ~
ter It's passage. and IL is hereby made the duty OF the
Clerks OF each OF said Courts respectively and each or
said Clerkss hereby required rausr this 10 be ,ub
shed without any Unnecessary delay. in public
paper Ia his county, OLIVER b. ToRbET.
Speaker of the House of Representatives
ASHBEL p WILLARs,
Approved January %, 1883
JOSEPH A. WRIGHT. .1n l.ll
STATE OF INDIANA, l.
Office OF the See etary of Stste.l
aforesaid certify that the foregoing CODY OF the
enrolled act on file in my Office.
In testimony whereof, have hereunto set my hand and
affixed the Seal OF the State, at the city Of indiana
lis, this sist day of January. A. D., le53. = 4
lebs N. HAYDEN. Secretary Of State.
~ l.o~a r-a.l
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-02-15

0TIndia rubber horse-shoes are now man
u!atured at the North.
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UsA box containing Urge dog, quite
starved was picked up in the river here this
morning, which had evidently been started
from Mt. Vernon, Ind, the name of firm in
that city being legible on the lid. The
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-02-15

GA citizen shouldered his gun yester
day morning, left Cairo at 8 O'Clock A. NJ.
and returned at sunset Five turtles. two
deer, seven prairie chickens. twelve ducks
four swans, enc goose and nine rabbits,
brought home with him, were his evidences
of good days work.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-02-15

co. The late high water caused suspen.
sion of operations on the great Central Rail-
road in this vicinity. throwing fully one thou
sand laborers out Unemployment. The work
has been resumed, however, and is progress
ing rapidly.
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NEW YORK.
SILK GOODS CHEAP FOR CtSU

MYERS II KNISEIY, Gate Myers Snydau & X nice
WI ly) looking to the interest or the r patrons a. ~ al
as 10 their own have adopted tho Popular rade OF
knows that whero goods sold for cAsu on Y they
can be afforded much cheaper than where a general
credit business Is done therefore we hore b,, nj
old friends and the trade geu orally will call and give
"a look - ~ $3.50 So -
Our stock consists Of
S,hs kibbons Dress Goods
Snaais I-aces White Goods
gloves Grapes Pongee H'dkfs
N, r,chcn hehho Bombazlne Alpaca. &c, &c !,
Which we pledge ourselves 10 sell n. from ten to teeire
per cent lower than the credit prices the old
81 ma No. i49 Broadway, corner Of Liberty ct.
JAMES MYERS.
febl23m WI, LIAM kNiSELY.
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,pc.n,c.HE.uc RACKERSn!

III on Main street 6etwc First ~ second, where
they VIII at all times, be in readiness suppl, old
ne" customers It'll hoicc anu fresh Of Bread
lakes aud Crackers. They have. account of their
Increased business found employ "A Bread
Carr, which Will run Gail. ia Evansville ;ad Lmsco
su III! their customers III distance Give us trial
bread. fehii
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w IN FED.

Situation as clerk or salesman, by Gentle man OF
n good solicitations Tor either Clerk on ST.. m,
Boat; the best of references can be given.
Address w. NJ. W., Evansville Hotel. fabl, w
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How TO DrsPERsE MoB.-Pass round
hat soliciting contributions for some charl'
table purpose.
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hTSolomon Archy. the man driven to in
sanity by some undefnable peculiarly in the
Mississippi, and to whom have before re-
ierred, has not been seen or heard of bv his
friends for several weeks. Before leaving
home he was heard expressing the idea that
the waters of the Mississippi were impene-
uable-would "safely allow an unclean foot
to walk on their surface" The wretched
man has doubtless been drowned in attempt.
ing toillustrate his idea.
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INRUIT-s0 boxes fresh Lemons:
20 boxes fresh 0ranees In store and an
eby lfeb9l PREsroS& BROTHERS,.
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Democratic vmp' dimcnts 10 Pubii
Business.

Demecratic imp cimcnts 10 Pubiic
Business.
We called the attention of the people vrs-
terdav 70 the gross abuses by which public
business is obstructed in the House Of Rep
resentiyes, BY which the public interests are
betray ed and private rights cruelty ard wan
tonly sacrificed. These abuses have been
carried to such n shocking extent that it ia
impossibe to transact any business whatever
| in the House If miserable faction of thirty
or forty members TN 'ertake to prevent it
They have nothing to do but move an adj
! ;u,rnment. or a call Of the House, and COM
pel a demand for the yeas and nays, and the
wheels Of legislation are clogged at once
This they do hour by hour and day after day,
merely wasting the public time and the pub
lie money, without accomplishing the least
possible good result. Andwe beg tho peop!e
TO remember that il is a Democratic House,
with I,emocrGiic majority of fifty members
or ,herebouts, who Rave brought these abuses
to their present aggravation. Wing speak
ers and Wing impurities have been more sue
cessful in keeping down these ou'rages.
}, W. would remind the pconle that it coes
not require the least intelligence or capacity
, 10 move an adjournment, or q call of the
House, or call for the yeas and nays with
the view of killing time. cts as easv as w.
: ing" A man who can do nothing else car
high honor, integrity, and intelligence. wouIe
not sfoop 10 it. He would feel ashamed Il
devote himself to work which Ounce or .
simpieton could do quite as well as I, mself.-
A true Democrat could never be guilty o.
such conduct The oLj,ct of il is to dsfo
TIE 'rM Of the majority, not by votes, not nv
argument. not by any employment of the
reasoning faculties, but by the internosition
OF lllegitimate. d.sorganizing, and revolution.
airy impediments. Hence it is that Won never
ind member, VINO has brains enough for tie
discussion OF a public measure, VINO will seek
to defeot it bysny Of these irregular, nnmanly
exPedients. tits always your contrivino, in
trgulng, incompetent hacks of legislation.
who have little character to lose, that en-
gage in these ignominious conspiracies
against the popular and gsaive will.
BENG Wing, we are in favor of giving
l'll and entire effect to the will of the major
iiy, expressed through their cons 'itutional or.
gans. This is an essential Wing principle,
and lies at The foundation Of cur institu.
ions. A man who seeks to defeat this will
by lndirection may be Tory. or an Arsto-
crat, or Resstance-m and Fire-cater, or a
rreeso,ler, or Coalitionists, but he is neither
true Democrat nor Wing. Now let us
see how some of the gentlemen act who call
themselves, Heaven save the mark! Dem
ocrafs, yes ID 'mocrats. Now Democrat is
man who ar &c eiience is respecter of the
rights, power, and will Of the majority. The
same implies that and nothing else.
WashinQtO.. Repubiic,
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MAR RlED,

On the 18th inst. BIZ the Rev. JOSEF Wheeler. Mt
Jrss. GILLrrr 10 Miss RAcHAE. sTiNsoS BON OIL tli
county.
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srRAYFD.

=, FROM the stable OF the Suoscribcrs IN
~ Evansville on Monday night last. two Horses
H~yA OF the following dcscririon:-One large =
AIed lark Bay Horse. very tat, with = whye
trip in the face. The other Light Bay Mare pFeny
sid horses giving Information where they can be
foun l. will be suitably rewarded -
scbj0 WIN. LoE" N1hAL q w..
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10 c. G. Simons. ESQ.,, has retired from
the editorial chair of the Jonesboro' GIL J
Gazette. He is succeeded by Evans and
others.