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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-11-18
c1NcINNATI CORRESPONDENCE.

CINCINNATI, Nov. l4th, 1904.
A. H. SANDERS, ESQ.,:
George Milne e. Co., Bankers. on Third
street, have just closed doors. Their fell
urs 10 attributed to the failure CT large
Englsh provision house. whose scceptsnces
they have negotiated to . large amount
which have been returned upon them.
Smead, CoIlard g. Hughes are paying out
bills receivable. due within ninety days, for
their liabilities, and receiving checks from
depositors in payment Of notes and bills ma
tured. They did not make an assignment,
and it is thought they will pay all and have
handsome surplus. 5ta a3 Ea.
Ellis & Sturgis have made no detailed ex'
pose of their affairs yet. In the morning
papers is notice saying they will do So as
soon as one can be prepared here and in
New York. The delay has caused some OF
their creditors to suspect that the operations
Of the New York Branch have not been
profitable of late, and are offering their
claims It a large Discount.
TIA. Goodman e. Co have not made q
full expose either. There was Q movement,
on foot among their largest creditors to Dc
awsy with the assignment. and give them
possession Of their assets, believing in theiI
ability to resume and 60 ahead ~i,h regular
business again. II they can sustain them
selves (Which in these times OF want OF con
6dence and currency, very much doub)
hope they will be permitted to 60 on.
Nothing known concerning the SAVING
Bank, (SandfOrd's.) Since the notice in the
Mirror in the morning, it closed doors, in
forming the depositors that Mr.. s. had pro
tected them in FIJI, by mortgage on $500.
600 worth of real estate. The Sun thi'
morning promises something tomorrow con
corning H.; and also says ii is rumored tina
the bank will be open tomorrow to pay al
cIaims-I hope it is so.
/ McMicken g. Co. failed last week; then
liabilities must be small.
/ Dye is said to be missing generally.
Notwithstanding the thousand rumors
there has not been many mercantile full
ures as was expected. The notes Of thu
Clinton Bank, Columbus, are taken to-day
lin the few Banks left. CirclevilIe note
80 d yesterday at 60 per cent on the dollar
Kentucky Trust is said to be worth 8
per cent.
Indiana Stock Notes sell from Is to 30 pc
cent. discount, with q few exceptions) an,
are not much wanted at that. Wher
81, 100000 in currency or coin is going I
r be found to pay the taxes here between hi
and the first OF January, IS. is . mystery ,
me. The same doubts may be expressed j
regard to the State generally. 1t will hard
ly be credited, nevertheless it 10 q fact, tina
there 10 not enosgh coin in the Banks, an
notes Of the Banks ia circulation in hi
State to pay the taxes due next month";
TIE State tax alone is over $4,000, o00.-
Notwithstanding the rain yesterday an
day before, the river does not show any in
provement. Nothing Of any consequence
done in hogs yet; contracts for early deli,
cry are being filled. s. lis about the pric
4 now. Buyers are looking for decline.
, B.
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For the Evansville Journal.


EVANSVILLE, Nov liz 1894.
Mr.. EDrroR:-ln this morning's journal
find simple. silly and stupid communica.
ton signed "lsaac Partington," which evil
IDENTIFY denotes the misery Of some distracted
brain. would suggest to ISAAC" the pro-
priety Of dropping this unnatural practice, and
devoting his time in lieu thereof to the read.
ing Of law. VANDERBCRGH.
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CINCINNATI CoRREsPoNpEHcE.-W pub
lish to-day another letter from our Cincin-
natl correspondent. II contains great deal
of what may be called "prac,icsl informa.
ton" at this particular time, relative to
money matters, &C., at Cincinnati. We
again thank our friend for his attention in
keeping this community informed on the
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II Ewis d HON ARD. Forwarding and Con . usY-
ehau OF this city. failed
tn. ohio River yesterday and last night gss
ssauow or All Practicable the they
aa not fAii te erwasd what goods they had aess
PriLeeton. Mt. Carmel. dc ~ Railroad
Neither did thy ly
had fog TerIe Haue. Washington P.t.rsbugh Neither
nsvt ihey Tailed dnr the dry have their :arss
hart boat capable of st. ring safely bags
tate ord, Tor the winter and busiuess Neither have
they TO have their the Canal
Ciy har IN hrt order for The pr"dsss
SIND ON your wheat barley pork aud Totaces
Will store and ship Tor you as low a. ,s.ihle.
kentucky and tennessee chants m
In will receipt and preducs Of
every description he delivered ia New in eve S>ys-
by Railroad n the way.
novio-iwdwim LEWIS HOWARD.
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C,.ORlOgIs Sy,NaNaER.

WITH the hot uitry Of summer the rank
the owands the marshes in the deep valleys
great West SOUTH wher and die The
barns drinks up the aud the a-caying plants
give noxious and poisonous that IL inhaled
yellow Jauudce O~raueemens Of the stomach and
Bowels Diarrhee diseptey. Agus cad Fever. Bilious
Typhus Fcyers Inter these
should make free Of Dr. BmucEs INDIAN yssrAElE
PAsACEA 1t cleanse the bowels. purify the
blood and health. Advertisement another col
umn of this paper. eys
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VI The trip between this city and Evans
vile is now made in day Wight, by railroad,
with the exception of few miles At SuIli-
van, which will be finished in a few days.
Passengers are now taken over the unfiuish.
ed part IN hack. Hurrah for a celebrations!
Terre Hdute Amer.
Well, why amt you a get,in' it up! We
celebrated one end Of the road good while
back, and should like to lend hand in
helping to celebrate the completion Of the
whole line. There are a great q any Of
our folks down here who never saw Terre
Haule, and as it has the name Of being
the lovel,est city on the Wabash, We: should
much like TO take look at il, and see all
the good people together in general rail-
road Publication.
The Terre Haute Express says:
The Evansville and Charlottesville Rail.
road will be completed within abO Il ten days
To this place. A celebration is spoken Ut.
Would it not be promotiv" of good feeling
and friendly intercourse, that the citizens
Of Evansville. Vincennes, Terre Haute and
the Intervening points, should have such q
union!
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LAFAYETTE AME1IcAH.-This il the title
of small, but spicy little Daily just started
at Lafayette by Messrs. Howe a. Pomroy.-
It is afforded at five cents per week. We
predict there will be soon a raise in price
there or fall in newspapers. Send Us 6vs
Eve cents worth every day.
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CLINTON BANK OF CoLuMBus.-fhe Gin
cinnati Commesc Of the l4th, says Il is au-
thorlzed to state that the notes of the Clinton
Bank, Columbus, are redeemed at The coun'
tiers of the Ohio Life and Trust Co., Goa.
merciaI Bank, Groesbeck T. Co., and in gen
eral at the other private banks in that city
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VALUABLE PROPERTY

AT ADMlAisTRATok'S SALEl
vNHE undersigned. Administrator Of the estate stM. Y
II Longbotham. deed. will sell puilie
dy the LIST OF d. 1851 all pref.
io"g o. said estate consisting o. TIE Undivided halt sf
the Pork House aaa Pork House Fixar- tsgther
Engine aud Lard Tank II
ta"hed t. known Mitchell xbot
House on Pg-"n Greek this city n1ivdea
one-ha Of the first class Cansboat John Rur with her
eq ppase tackle and teams consisting Of
mules also Household and Kitchen Furpi,nre. Ae
he sale will take place the Warehouse Fosey
Co, on Locust and the Cxns comm. II o'slssk
A NJ. NJ. W FOSTER 49,.
novio-tds X ,BsT. FERGUS ~ - =
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RIAL ESTATE FOR sALK Ar AuCrION.

OF Marlborough
the OF said CnurG. % salt then
~npg in said Csrt. wherein Ssmu-l Css,dsy panu
DANES Meslli>tsr aud Others defendants will
To sa patlc auction the door Of the Cur. House
rysnsvl- th 18th day Of December. ID. 1851. be-
ts.sa the hours Of I'D o'clock aud o'eoek r. ~ OF
said day The folio wing real situated Ia VandrharEh
county Ind that ALI Of r ,con al sections five
aud e il towpshp No seven south of range No ten
tn ae district Of Lands sale Ninc-n
Ind that ef lid frartians sections hereto
q heirs iliis n Hawkins dee. under
Of thu Probate Court Of Wand rburgh aud
sosnded follo~s to wt Rsganng the seuthsa
81 said seson No s. running thence north along the
.of said section No forty chains and links
vest by line parallel th The south line Of sad
u IL a RIVER Island; tS~uc. along said
snders sserrof the line DIVIDING fractional
8; thence along said line place
Ming the half Of the south east OF
No. ownship No. south Of w ~ H. the
aforesaid he
east au,r t.ro the section
TERN OF sALE-One- third Of the purchase money in
cash. y in n, uths with jnt-vest anf the remaining 10
Que with est The property will be immediate
the wb" III Ne required their
PORTION OF the purehase and
rare the rel of the
The mortgage viii contain provision waving relic
noyiG-iw JOHN MITCHELL. Trustee.
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LOTS ROR SALE!

suber OF Lots the Southern Enhancement Of Evans
vus market at cheap at privsts ale The
q fee eroutty ITO feet Deep 50
feet frent hv deep; most OF them are several fest
ahov the handsomest location
three blocks OF the Academy
tn he ~reed Persons wishing cad aud cheap
this location will please call the undersigned
nSv2-im w. Ii. CHAN DLER.
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Aa,erti,e In the s:y.,,,lle News.

We recommend the GRANVILLE WEEKLY NEWS. paper
Grayv,ll. Ill., good advertising medium FOL
Evansville. having large ercula
tiou Southeastern illinois, We viii receive al
avrtse ,r this paper the Jou nal once oeto-im
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4e4 PACKAGES OF NEW FALL GOODS.
MORs: IN n ZEN Il pr E~TseN.

MORs: IN KEEN 4 pr E-TON.
store the tet assorted stock Foreign and
Domrsue Dry Goods. Motions Boots. Shoes. and
CaIs. III y have ever offered To the
We therefore wish ~ Doth all close prampt deaer thait
will lie 10
and skull "vrr the sana.br gs the river. the Of
IS pass &c money and 81 q I@r 100 lis freight.
We determined this going the river and have
aecorii ely olt this FL. who usually buy
cincinnati aud Philadelphia
We need scarcely add thee times that cash buy
f-ey homo that have
Louisville Brsk here shave Indiana
paper from 10 co = per
As Is arst clean fresh and healthy
specially invite all dealers who give good call in
ana esrmins for tn mslyss. nev7
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RIAL ESTATE FOR sALEAr AUCTION.

l. LUIS rituated Smiths EnIarxement.
u - the Raroaa depot AID about square non kaA
isiDg Of thr best building lots
vicinity OF Evansville 9TH ~ the lots On
Eve Of these lots there already substantial with all
tn necessary cus-aoor building.
Also fourteen and hundreaths Of ssa
lying the Sae Road leading 10 Princeton. and only
mile aud halt 4 this city
All this properly sold suction THU
THE 2sD DAY of NOVEMBER THIS property 10 knsvs -
part Of the of Thos. x. Smith aeod. -..
TERMS.-One-third cash third In And years
from date. with interest. Title indsPot.tle.
*. Ill.
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aS- See advertise in Daily Journal novi3-stw
n LOT Of TurnhulI's Cutting Boxes. Corn Shelters "a
IA Saussg- Cntters tor sale by n"vlt T. CHANT CO.
Hill. Il HO1LADAY,
PRODUCE. FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MIR
CHANTS. EVANS, LILLE. IND.
&8-O Once Warehouse the Canal. Wharfboat
e1-faeies with Lewis 4 Howard.
ILERAL cash advances male on eeusigsu~nts par
ueuar given purchase o. sale every
de-eri ption OF Produce Greesr es. nsxis-d&wIa.
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T9EO DONE FKANKEsS
CINCINNATI OY ENG EST 81 .lStf NENT

Corner Che and CAns opposite Henry LutL Groce
~. Evansville. Indiana
NANCY Dyer. Rel isher Of Dry Goods
and formerly Foreman Ca einnati tor Mr. Teasdale
New York bye lious-.
n ans by Ladies' and Gentemens Clothes OF Sill
aud Wooiirn Craze and Cashmere sha~is Of
toa. aud hpshes 81 To DYES kind OF suns
earns and nm sh-. them equal lie
stains from SIX Dress dry ithsu
I'M The color snh lie also cleans and finishes Cur
taiss IN Silk aud ooilen. Toe de rersse and Tues
Also he cleans CARPETS and finishes them equal
HAir rates Ocllg-l a. "
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= LII knowing hem indeb,ed Z
IA Heiman. notified to settle hin ny
ali persons having claims against said fm will
them for KRAFT HSILAAN.
novii-d&wim Main between "a All
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APOLLO HALL RENTAURAT.
ME undersgned hav formed ershir and the Res
- tanrst will be carried before unser lh-
noNs-u MILLER MATTHIAS.
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-nME At LAST

49, ~ ONE Refrigerator Of Holt MATHIS Fresh
~ kOysters-paeked in fc--tbe ran
SMH 'd-ieterious 70 heaith'' Ne shall receive
~ them regularly through the ADD sell
lowest price. Our old customers. and
wish 10 eat GOOD Oysters. viii please call 5000
novD ALLIS BOwES.
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TUSo ALBANY. 3O>T,,N. NEW YORK and ali isser.e-
IL date stations aad places. ImmrdseIy enpls-
ten OF tie Evansville Crawl kaiirosd
Bsute. which will be within about three week dass
Will be ready recvigt THROUGH for the deiv-ry eli
kinds Of Merchandise Produce
and Poats between this and Trre Hause ahsss
cs. Immediate stations.
New York Central Ns~ York Aitspy ana Bss
ton Railroads.
a. Rates made known sp?lsa,os ., my oees. snssr
the Telegraph Once. Water tr-.t.
nevIs # JOHN s. MITCHELL. Agent.
WAB AsH Il ERIE CAS Al. TRANSPORTATION
EszxS gs.,..k TO NEW YORK. BOSTON. <fA
W. PHiLADELPHIA and BALL sS4BES
MOKE-lb~ undersg ned. Agen will reeeipt delivs-
~ THRoU3H of ali kinas Produce
this city. ty tIe Troy and Line, Ca.s Beass
noyIs-tf JOHN s. MITCHELL Agent.
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nlH PIECES Russa Linen and Cotton B>SSs.G Spis
AVVH eS0 y n. AACs&EBS \ CO.
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FIRE NOTICE.
- MEMBERS OF Neptune Fire Co. q.
ISEB- requested to attend special ~
ssssz--zsss<S meerir their Engine House. 81
+VS<9O SaturdA. ming the 18th inst S4zkzS.S<
Business Of i'm portxnc to be trans
acted and every mem should present BY order.
nav'63t A G HiILOCK See pro. tea.
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AM making quarterly visit tn this city. and n
preparsf Pianos desiring their pianos
ia order b, leaving ~ori Con- Book Stor
novI6-3ts g. W. WARREN
Plymouth banner., 1854-01-05
From the n. Y. Sunday Times.
Life Assurances.

Very few persons. probably, have civ
en- shis subject the consideration which
It's importance demands. The incomes
of large majority Of our citizsns are on
ly sufficient 10 meet the necessary ex-
penses which their families demand. ard
If their natural protectors we've suddenly
removed by death, they would be forced
10 cope with adverse fortune. anl. per
bapS. be plunged into helpless destItu:ion.
ifnot absolute want. Yet there are hun
dreds of men. who with a cerelesSncss
amounting almost 10 c.iminality, leave
the kindred which they profe SIS 10 love.
to all the dangers OF poverty and despair
To render such disastrous fate an i'm
possibility IS the duty OF every man. and
he cannot avoid the solemn obligation
withou! doing injUs,ice both to hinseli
and Others. we feel confident that il
only requires more extended acquain
lance. TO render it as popular and as gen
orally practlsed as that of securing dwell
lings and personal property from loss by
fire. A little explanation of how the
business of Life Insurance is conducted.
may be found both instructive and inter
es;ing to our readers: The companies are
formed. both on the stock and mutual
plan; and person, by paying small
sum annually. can secure TO his family at
his death large amount. The premi-
ums of the companies are arranged upon
well-conside,ed tables of mortality. which
are the result of long experience and OBJ
serratiDn. Life insurance policies can
also be made available as security in
commercial dealing; yet this use of them
oueht 10 be discouraged, except in cases Of
emergency, and where they would be the
means of aveftimg cslam,ties second only
in importance to death itself There are
many excellent companies Ill this city,
but our mind does not recur 10 better
one than the British Commercial Life I'm
suSance C0mroay, which has u capiul of
SS 600 900. with a surplus of $4,000
deposited with the Comptroller OF this
State. The advantages which this asso-
citation offers are certainly equal. and
considering the frmness and stability of
It's credit. far superior TO many other com
psnies which might be mentioned. In
our advertising columns will be found
list Of distinguished names to which il
refers as guaranty, if. indeed. any were
needed. Of It's responsibility. All who
are disposed. many should be, to give
the subject Of Life Insurance some con
sideration. will do well TO examne the
claims Of this company.
CCs-The above named company is pre-
pared TO take risks at this place. See
their advertise ment.
Plymouth banner., 1854-01-05
ARRIVAL OF THE PACIFIC.
NEw YORK, Dec. &c.

The steamer Pacific from Liverpool.
with l03 passengers, arrived about l | A.
NJ. The Arabia arrived out Sunday morn
ing at o'clock.
The news per Pacific is of thrilling in
terest. Great loss of life and total de-
struction Of 81 ships Of war. The great
est naval battle since Navarino.
The particulars are as follows:
On the 30th Nov. the entire Russian
Gee. from Sebas,apool under Admiral
alachsnoff. "a sail. appeared off the Turk
;sh harbor Of Sinople where Admiral Is
mer Bsy lay with Ii Turkish sail. The
battle Immediately commenced. and shore
batteries being of no force the Russians
forced the harbor. The Turks fought
like devils and. would not surrender with a
most desperate bravery; they fought Till
one ship after aaother was blown up or
burned-thirteen perishished and one on
" surrendered to tell the tale--seven
Turkish frigates. two corveues' one
steamer and three transports, with sever
Plymouth banner., 1854-01-05

Institute and now in general use in North
ern Indiana.
Grammer we don't profess 10 k:.ow any
thing about. never having studied it, Bn,
we long since heard that Buffers Gram
mar" the one recommended BY the State
Board was one Of the cid style works
which our hest Schools had laid aside for
Clark's, work upon a new plan, and said
to be of the highest merit.
But our space will not allow of fur
ther comment. We are satisfied from
what we hear from all parts Of Northern
lndiana and from our most intelligent
teachers ;hat these works can never be
generally introduced into eur schools
ond thst the attempt TO put the m there
will only give US confusion worse con
founded then ~e have ever had before
Parents should understand, as Teachers
do already. that IL: action of the State
Board is only advisory, an Is not at al!
binding upon any one; ant. that wherever
It Is likely 10 make matters worse than
they now are. and subject the people Ia
a great additional expense without dtins
any good. il is the duty Of every good
citizen to oppose it. We hope to see
the Institute at It's meeting here this week.
take decided and energetic action upon
the ma:ter.-Scuth Bend Register.
Plymouth banner., 1854-01-05

al thousand men have totally perished,
and Osman Bey the Turkish Vice Admi-
raj taken prisoners. Each of the Turk
ish ships had besides the crew eight hun
dred troops on board on their way to Cir
ca5sia, also quantity oi money 10 pay
the fleet. all of which was lost.
The Turks sunk or burned seven Rus
sian ships. namely: three line of battle
ships. three frigates and two steamers.
The battle lasted only one hour The
TEST of the Russians fleet was so shatter-
ed that it could hardly reach Sehestopol.
All Europe is in excitement at this
desperate disaster to the brave Turks. and
the opinion is that an European war can
not long be avoided with honor.
Admiral Sade. the Englishman in
command of the Turkish fleet. is giving
parties in the Bos2horus. He returned
TO anchorage on the 26,h. four days be-
for the battle saying he could not find
the enemy. although merchantmen con-
tinuec to report having seen numerous
ships of war prowling about Some Of
the pers demand that he shall be put on
Trial for cowardicc.
The Turks continued to gain edvan-
t,ges IN Asia. On the line OF the Dan
ube there was no movements.
Plymouth banner., 1854-01-05

the county seat of every county through
which ii passes. viz: Madison. Vernon.
Columbus. Franklin, indianapolis, No
blesville. Tiptor. Kokomo. Peru, Roch
ester. Plymouth. and Laporte. |; has
been provided by contract tha. trains
shall run over this liae. without change
OF cars, sfom Chicago to indianapolis. and
since the consolidation of the Madison
and Peru rUsds, ii seems probable thai
the same arrangement Hill be extended tc
Madison. Such a coatinucUs line will
be OF importance to the county and tc
all parties interested, but especially to
The growing CRY of Madison. The roaG
ria Indiana polls, Peru md Laporte. VII
be good through line from Madison 20
Chicago. and will be equalled by few
roads Ill ths extent and prospective in
crease if its local business We under
stand that the Cincinnati. Peru and Chi
cago company also look 10 a future con
nection with Cincinnati by the Ctncin-
natl Western. and with Coium bus, Ohio.
BY the Columbus, Piqua and Indiana
roads"
Plymouth banner., 1854-01-05

Agreeable to call. large and enthusi
sstic meeting of citizens took place in the
Merchants Exchange this evening with
reference 10 the Erie rioters. The meet
ing was addressed by Hon. Thomas Cor
win and others. after which series OF
strong resolutions were adopted deprrca
ting the proceedings by the people of Erie,
and the action of the Governor Of Penn
sylvania. who sympathized and encour-
aged the rioters in their defiance of the
mandates of the courts, as we'll as the
honoi of the country.
Plymouth banner., 1854-01-05
Vegy Sal hTideDt,

E. S, Curtis. Southern Michigan Rail
road brakeman. suffered ampn,stion of his
leg below the knee last "Wednesday. by
Drs Humphreys. Hardman and Butchell.
Uncoup!ing car from the locomotive
while The train was in motion. his foot
slipped through the cattle guard, and the
locomotive and tender passed over his
leg. Mr. Curtis. I've are informed. is a
most cautious. trustworthy man, and his
friends reside in Jouesville. Mich.
The following despatth was furnished
by our attentive Sou.h Bend operator:
NlsHAwAKA, Dec. 81. 10 l.2 o'clock.
TIE body of a man unknown herea
bouts was found this morning mile east
Plymouth banner., 1854-01-05
MhoOl BOOks.-We insert in today's pa

NhoOl BOOks.-We insert in to-day's pa
per an article from the South Bend Regis
ter i'm relation 10 the School Books rec
commended By the State Board Of Educa
:ion. We shall IN our next. give all ar
ticle from the Logansport Pharos, in
which will probably be recognized lit
tie more truth than poetry. We receiv-
ed a similar request to the one aliuded to
ty the PhaTos. from the same source. but
preferred debating our own course in the
controversy. We shall not hazard much
however. in giving both sides OF the ques
side.