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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-01-28
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By virias Of four executions issued OUT Of The
off ce of the Clerk of the Circuit Court and Court
of Common Ple.s Of Yanderbsrgh county, Indi-
ana, one in favor of John A. Reitz, President
Crescent City Bank, in favor of Robt. Allison,
one in favor of Frederick c. Bartlett and agaius
VIM. H. Chandler aud John J. Chandler Replegin
Bail, aud one ia fsvor of Dewitt @. Evans and
against Wm. II Chandler and #. w. Cook, Re-
p.egin Bal, | nave levied upon and viii, on SAT-
URDAY, the sth day of FEBRUARY 1862, al
10 O'Clock, A. NJ, expose to sale public auc
tiOn at the Printing Office of VIM. II. Chandler on
Water street in the City of Evansville, the follow
ing described personal properly, viz
Oee large hand printing press and ehases; one
Ruggle's Engine Press and chases Wells
Gutter one iron lead cutter; mitreing ma
chine 10 stands TO hold cases 125 cases with type
therein 10 type sticks, two stOaes and tables 81
reains paper one large table and drawers, one 10
Of Citv Directories, &c, &C.
jln2s GEORGE VIOLIN, s. Y. G.
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ESCAPED. FROM THE GUARD HOUSE AND
DEATH.-A printer named Cox lately en-
ployed in the Office of the Memphis Ava
lanche, was impressed into the rebel service
and took part in the battle of Belmont In
the confusion Immediately after that en-
gagement he attempted to desert, but was
caught, imprisoned and finally ironed and
sentenced to be shot. Having friends in
the army as well as among his fellow priso-
ners, he procured a file, and after much
cautious labor freed himself of his irons.
Then with his pocke.-knife cutting a hole
large enough for the passage of his BODY.
through the door of the guard house, be
burroughed several feet through the earth to
point where there were no sentinels Sta
toned. Under the cover of night he
crawled out and succeeded in passing the
pickets who were generally gathered about
their fires, and made his way to Cairo.
From this place he was kindly passed
over the illinois Central railroad on his
way home, which we believe, is in Water
towr, New York. To this place he was ac-
companied by two other deserters whose
names have escaped our memory Cairo
Gazette
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MADIsoNvTLLE, Mercer Co., Mo-, May 81, 1858.
DIR C. AI. JACKSON DEAR SIR About two
years ago had eongestive ohi1ls, which COM
pleteIy Frustrated my whole system, that for
months L despaired OF recovery AS a natural
consequences u tiie dangerous congestion of blood
tc the thoracie viscera Tor internal organs),
now affected with chronic inflammation of the liv.
er, stomach, and spleen, accompanied with palpi
tation of the heart, and long train of distressing
nervous symptoms. / tried all the usual remedies
in vain. At length was induced by my brother
to use " DIR. Hollands German Bitters,' he
said they had almost cured him of Dyspepsia
They afforded immediate relief aud in
week after began using them, was able to pur-
sue my ordinary avocation.
DESTROYS of becoming your agent here, for 1
confident that ] sell large amount of the
genuine article. am putting up a drug store at
this place, and should consider my stock of medi-
cines incomplete without your invaluable prepara-
ton. GEO w. STEWART, NJ. d.
These Bitters are intended for Liver Com plant,
Dyspepsia. Nervous Debility, and diseases arising
from dIsordered stomach. They lciH perform
what it is said they will. For sale By druggists
and store keepers ia every town and village in the
United States, Canadas, West Indies, aud South
America, at IS cents per bottle. See that you get
Hollands German Bttters.
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Beg Capt. CARRIER, formerly of the Madi

ES- Capt. CARRIER, formerly of the Madi-
son Courier, was at the battle of NH
Springs, acting as aid to Gen, Carter. A
letter to the Courier says:
Company K, OF the 10th, stood their
ground until, surrounded, and engaged the
enemy in a hand to hand fight, determined
to die rather than retreat.
l also got a Confederate States postage
stamp, bearing JEFF. Davis head, and one of
Maj Gen. Geo. B. C-ittenden's proclamations,
found in the pocket of dead secesh Lieu
tenant, aud stained with his blood
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The IRISH GRIT.- Henry O'Connor ESQ.
of Muscatine, Iowa, District Attorney, and
reputed to be one of the best lawyers in the
State, Joined the first company that was
raised in that place after the war broke out,
as private. de was with the First Iowa
at the battle of Wilson's Greek, aud fought
Ike Turk. On returning home he was
offered Commission-any he might choose
in regiment. But his reply was, D-n
yolr commission; all I q0ant is q1,a.n
That's the kind of man for yeu.-Mo.
Democrat 2H
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stfnYisr coifsx o. tae NVar.

Mr. Colfax has written an interesting let
ter to bis paper-the ST. Joseph Valley
Registration which we make the follow
ing extracts
The most unpleasant sign l have seen
about the whole war is, that while the vol
unteer officers are generally burning with
zeal to crush out this rebellion by the hard
est Kind of blows, there are some of the old
army officers who do not disguise their
opinion that many of the rebel leaders are
very clever fellows, with whom they have
tented or messed in by-gone years, that they
think this war a Republican war, and that
If Congress resolves what they do not like,
they viii resign. Such officers II hope that
they are not numerous) can scarcely be ex-
pected to counsel bold, vigorous policy, or
to enter upon the work Of Furnishing Trea-
SON with the zeal the country demands: al
though once ia the battle, hope they will,
as a duty, fight for the old flag as bravely as
those who have volunteered specially for its
protection and vindication.
The long delay in onward movements
also embarrasses the Government financial
ly. We cannot support our armies by theft
as the Confederates do-by paying troops in
of millions, without revenue or taxation on
which to base it-by Ievying supplies on
friend and foe, indiscriminately. Our SOL
diers and all must be paid fully and prompt
ly. Hence the difficulty, when the money
is pouring out of the Treasury steady ard
widening stream, to obtain fresh supplies
with (which to replenish it. unless moneyed
men are convinced by actual demonstration,
that the war is to be short
Let me add one thing here in justice to
our ex-Commander-in-C Chief, Gen. Scott
When he showed me last May his carefully
elaborated plan for movement down the
Mississippi river, at ''its first autnmnal
SWELL I felt dis-spirited that it was to be so
long postponed. But he replied that it
could not be done earlier, and that that was
just the time. He was thought " slow -
then; but the flotilla has not yet moved
Again; at that time, the whole country
was clamorous for more cavalry. He said,
to a small extent, for scouting, and for pur-
suit, the popular demand was just but he
added that it would take six months to
drill cavalry regiments to stand the shock
of raging battle, and six months more at
least to enable them to use their weapons
efficiently while controlling their horses at
the same time. A different policy, how
ever, prevailed. We have now coo cav
airy, equipped and mounted at enormous
expense-the horses of those here eat their
heads off in expenses every three or four
months, 400 condemned ones were sold
here six weeks ago at from 25 cents TO
$50, but they were not bought by Fremont
and then Government is now striving in
every honorable way to decrease the num-
Der, even to changing them into infantry
regiments.
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Bs@ The Golden State was at the wharf
yesterday, from the Wabash She went as
far up as Mt. Carmel, but found no freig at.
The closing of the Mississippi has cut of the
produce of the Wabash, and as long as the
war continues the corn and pork of that
valley will go eastward.
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gdF Wisconsin has done nobly for the
families of her volunteers. The wife of
each soldier resident in the State, enlisted
in Wisconsin regiment, receives from the
State i've dollars per month; and each
child under twelve years of age three dol
lars per month. Should the soldier lose his
life in the service, the same liberal bounty
lnures to his family so long as it may be
needed. This care for the families of those
who enlist has been the means OF securing
an excellent class of men.
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To Travellers and Boarders.

The American House formerly the Pa
vilion) corner of Water and Sycamore
streets, Evansville, Ind, has. since its open
ing, had an unparalleled run of patronage
The proprietors are W. a. BoIooURr, form
erly of the City Hotel, and ]. J. Pilsbury.
formerly captain of the steamer Masonie
GEN.
The house is newly furnished and fitted,
and is well arranged to accommodate the
public. Prices in accordance with the
times.
This.establshment is located convenient
ly to business, and is in every respect a
home for the wayfarer. Nov. 29-dtf.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-01-28

ia Gen. Love was in the city yester-
day, on business connected with the Indi-
ana Legion. He left on the Grey Eagle
for Rockport, but will return tomorrow
He will devote Thursday to an inspection of
the arms of the End Regiment of the Indi-
ana Legion, at the armories of the respec-
tive companies. Clean up your arms,
h0vaf
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Rg@ Capt. Porter, OF the gunboat Essex,
at Cairo, recently made and sent floating
down the river, small raft, and stack a
miniature American flag upon it, accom-
panied by the following note:
HoLLINs: Why don't you accnrsed,
cowarily rebels bring out your gunboats
and fight us PORTER"
Hollins, at last accounts, had made no
reply.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1862-01-28
NEW ADYERTTSEMENTS.
E xamin a tion of Public
Schools.

The Semi annual Examin alton OF the Public
Schools Of the City OF Evansville, viii commence
on Thursday, January 30th, 1852, and proceed in
the following order
st'- THURSDAY, JANUARY sOth.
Park sehooI House. 10Th Primary Miss Ham,
Piineipals from TO 1o1a o'clock, A. NJ.
Miss 81 Kay Principal from Io1s 10 II o'clock NJ.
Third Primary, Miss O'Byrne, Principal, from
FotirtA Primary, n iss Eaton, Priueitaf, from
to ~ O'clock, P. NJ
.f,r-es FRIDAY, JANUARY 3lst.
Greece AZ school House, 18th Primary Mrs.
Phares Principal, and 18th Primary Miss Cody,
Principal, from to II O'Clock n.
:, Fiisi Primary. Mrs. Egslesten, Principal, from
caa. betii.Rd Church school gouse t2nd Fri,
niafy1, Mts- Tennis, Principal, from to ~
O'clock P Ii
.a MogD r FEBRuAKE sras
Second Boys Intermediate, Miss Hanna, Prin-
eipaisfrom 70 L O'Clock, NJ ! T-1-- -e~rrl
Second Gir,s' Intermediate, Miss Vance. Prin-
eipal, from 1 = to a clock, P. N.
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 4th.
First Beys'~ Intermediate, Mics Hooker, Prin-
cipaI, from 8 to Il o. clock, N. -
First Girls intermediate, Miss Rathbone, Priu.
cipal, from ~ to41z O'clock NJ
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 5th.
seeoad Girls' Grammar, Miss Clarke, Principal,
-feona- 3 60 Il eaeleek, PA
second Boys Grammar, Mr.. Knight, Principal,
from IL 40 ss'clcck p. NJ
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 9th
First Boys Grammar, Mr. King, Principal, from
TO II O'Clock. d..
First Girie' Grammar, Miss Fisher, Principal.
from ~ 70 ~ O'clock, P NJ
FRIDAY. FEBRUARY. eth.
High School, mr. ButterfeId, Principal from 8
O'clock a. al. TO ~ J'eiock, P.
Tie naen.bsrsof the Common Council, parents.
guardians, and the friends of education are invited
attend Ia.e-exefc ses viii commence promptly,
the hour stated. and to avoid interruption,
vsitsrs requested to be present previous to the
OF ening. Ii. Q. WHEELER, Trustee.
w. BAKER, Superintendent
january u, 1862.
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To Arms To ARMS II To ARMS -
Wanted for the 18th Brigade, now stationed
at South Carrolton, Ky, IS able-bodied
men, TO serve ia said brigade. Each recruit
upon his arrival at camp, will receive all
necessary clothing and $13-being one
months pay in ad-ance. Also drummer
aud ffer, and ten teamsters wanted
Recruiting Office at the Mansion House,
Water street.
25-6td LEONARD WEST Capt.
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R@ The bill introduced into the House by
Mr.. Colfax, to prohibit the express companies
from carrying newspapers was ably debated
IN the Honse on the ed, and lost by vote
OF 20 against 60. Mr.. Law voted against it.
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COAL! COAL!!

supply of Green River Coal just re-
ceived fresh from the mines, which will be
delivered to any part of the city at cents
per bushel. All orders left at q. A. Cook 3
Main street, win be promptly filled Terms
cash. JOSEPH THOMAS.
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BE- Splendid overcoats, tasteful business
suits, and elegant dress suits, together with
fine furnishing goods of all kinds, can be
bought very cheap at Lyons during the
next thirty days.
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g9 Harpers' Weekly, New York Led
ger, New York Weekly, New York Mercury
and all other papers can be found at
NJ. L. JOHNSON & Co., 35 Main St.
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RG~ The steamers Eugene and Grey
Eagle, will be down, to-day, and leave this
afternoon, for Louisville and way-landings.
The Courier is the regular mail boat for
Paducah and Cairo.
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sG@ We have received couple Of pieces
of music entitled respectively, The Chi
cago Skating Polka" and "The Wreath of
Roses" published by Fl. NJ. Higgins, III
Randolph street, Chicago The music is
printed in most beautiful style
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H0mE INTERESTS.

sG Capt Schoonover, Of Washington
county, formerly of the firm of Hardin &
Co, Of this city, has been appointed Major
of the 62l. No better appointment could
have been made
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CORPORATION NOTICE.


december Il, lS6l.-And now it is hereby ordered
and directed by the Common Council of the City OF
evansville, that the owners of all lots parts of
lots fronting or adjoining the Northeast side
OF Second street from Gam street to the Corpora
non line IN said City, tho sidewalks thereon
10 be brought to the proper grade, and that they
cause sidewalk o. Glass No. 2 to be laid down
thereon within thirty days from the publication
of this order P BURKE, Clerk
Clerks Office, Summary 1, 1862.
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By Late Richmond papers contain adj
vertisements for eleven substitutes for the
army. Any price is offered, and the substi-
tutes are requested to call Himmediately."
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B2Sr The louisville correspondent of the
Cincinnati {. a'te, says that the /" Kentuc-
ky kitchen Cab:net' have more influence
with Mr.. Lincoln than the whole nation be-
sides.
He says he has the word of Union men
without ifs and butts, that the breath of their
nostrils is mightier than an army with ban
ners
And while those who yelled "Right, Ma
gotin don't obey the requisition," and
Guilty hotspnr, Lincolnl to call for men
to enforce the laws, are grown SO great on
the savory smell of the same hotspur' 8
Kitchen most of the weak minded uneondi-
tionals,
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u eEg-The Chicago Times cautions the pub
lie against taking notes of the Clifton Bank
Upper Canada, which is denounced as a
swindle. Great efforts have been made to
put them in circulation in Chicago, and it
is probable some Of them may find their way
here.
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l@1HERTFRs SIZE NO. 40.

Notice is hereby given, that by virtue OF four
executions issued out Of the Office OF the Clerk
of the Court of Common Pleas of Vaudefbnrgh
County Indiana, one IN favor of Henry HOmby,
Sra Administrator of the Estate of W. H. ErskiHe,
and against Jcs Jurgensmier, Frederick Nogt and
Joseph Ostermaus RepleYin Bail, Ia favor Of
William Felstead, Administrator of John Dean,
deceased and against Joseph Jurgens mier, Her
man Ruchman and Adam Osterman, Replevin
Bail, one gin favor of Charles Vie,e, Charles K
Bement AMI George w. Bement, and against Jo-
seph JurgensTnier, and one in favor of George W
Rathbone and Samuel Bayard, aud against Joseph
Jurgensmeir aud Joseph 0sfsrman,- 4 have levied
upon, and will,
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 18th, 1862,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ and O'Clock
p N; OF said day, at the door Of the Court Hoase
IN the city of Evansville, Yanderburgh county,
Indiana offer for sale at public auction the rents
Issues and profits for q term not exceeding seven
years Of the following described real estate, 10
wit Let No. forty-two (42l. in HeWs0n ) addition
to the city of Evansville ami county of Wander
burgh and State of Indiana, according TO tie re-
corded pat of said addition, rs recorded ia Plat
Record Book A, page 1875 OF the Recorders Office
Of Yanderburgh county, Ini
And should said rents ard profits not sell for a
sum sufficient to satisfy said writ and costs, will
at the same time and place, ofer for sale and sell
the fee simple of said premises
GEORGE WOLFLIN, s. v.O
Wheeler & Iglehaft, 81. s. johnson and L. G.
Stinson, Pins Atty's. j4n24-S7
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=,
Crittenden and McCracken counties give
Trimble small majority, not enough how
ever, to effect the result. The election of
Mr.. Casey is fixed fact
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g Weighed in the balance now appear
Light as a puff of empty air."

Then, while the wind comes frosty to
the Governments friends who never flinched
in the darkest hour of adversely, we behold
the Cincinnati Enquirer kissing its hand AT
the Administratien-we see the Louisville
champion of neutrality kissing the En-
quirer with voluptuous lip, and throwing
bouquets to the Indianapolis Convention,
and we behold the President shedding the
witching moonlight of his countenance over
the lovely landscape of tall peoples. May
we not we'll excIaim,
Can such things be,
And overcome US lis Q a humbug %
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NAED LIMP SIS dozen extra Coil Oil
" Burners just received for the purpose of al
tering Lard Oil and Fluid lamps. lamps can
be changed ia five minutes. Also 10 doz Coal OIL
Chimneys; 2 dozen Brushes to clean chimneys (;
Wicking and Shades, at YIOKERY BROS.
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D9- The Cincinnati Enquirer says that
Zollicofer's last words were, "I'm killed
all's WE'LL
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BeS@ In the recent exchange of prisoners,
only two Indianians have been released.
These were Quartermaster Hart of the goth,
and Surgeon Fletcher. These were special
exchanges effected by our delegates 10 Con
gress- The Indianians have earned such a
reputation for courage in the field, that the
rebels prefer keeping them. They refused
to exchange Capt. Williams of the 18th, an
account Of whose capture was published in
our columns
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ADMINISTRAT0R,s SALE.

NJEW III . Ef1s1EE . dFHF-N5-NF
that will, Monday, January goth, 1862,
az ~ clock A M, sell at public auction, the
ECLIPSE Stable' Main street, in the City of
the estate of John S GaYitt, deceased consisting
IN part of tie following viz The Enquirer print
ing Office complete, two open trOtting buggies, one
sulky, lot of harness. the celebrated horse ssTor-
nado," two bay horses, one new patent fire.proof
safe, one rife gun and other property. credit of
nine months viii be given on all sums exceeding
three dollars, the purchaser eiyino, note 1vitb &
proved security, bearing interest and waving
valuation laws w. BAKER,
Administrator, with the viii annexed.
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ss~ The debate in the Senate on the
proposed expulsion of Jesse D. Bright, occu-
pied several days Of last week. Messrs.
Sumner Morrill,, Lane of Indiana, and
Davis of Kentucky, spoke in favor of his
expulsion, and the only speech on the other
side was from Mr.. Bayard. Mr.. Lane has
forwarded US copy of his speech, and we
regret that we have not- the room to pub
lish il. @
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NEW IDVERTTSERTENTS.

Fer tasteful comfortable, aud durable Busi-
ness Suit, gotten up in the latest azSdss fne,
stylish 0FeFooat, go to
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G-kRAs
To enable to devote our attention exclusively
to the Provision and Prsdncs business, We have
determined to close out our entire stock of GRO
CERIES.
We desire TO call the attention of the trade to the
fact that will sell lower rates than goods of
similar quality can be laid down in this market
and we invite city and country buyers to examine
our stock before purchasing elsewhere
The stock is we'll selected for the wants OF this
section and contains nearly every thing kept by a
wholesale establishment. Bargains can be had by
calling ego. FOSTER q CO.,
ian22 Corner Locust st. and Canal
EEs.s-s-TRD-RUL .R-0-AI MESS
~ Pork, Lard, TalIow, Bacon, Whea-, Corn,
Oats, Rye, Hay, Floar, Dried Apples Dried
Peaches, Feathers, Rags, Gsnsang, Reesua AK
Beans, Potatoes, Dry or Green Hides, or any other
produce in exchange foE Groceries.
jan22 GEO. FOSTER 4 Co
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The Election in the First District o.
Kentucky.

We have received the following addition
al election returns from the First District ::
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Gt0R-V IND. BR.sNs
u sale low, at
novI9
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For fine Dress Suit Of Deviin's EXCELSIOR
Clothing, which is glossy and perfect IN color and
go to
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SUBSCRIPTION PRICE FOR DAILY:
Delivered In the City, per week 10
By mail or in the City, per year Tin advsnce) 8 90
FOB WEEKLY
By mail per year, single subscriber 90
I" Is " club of i've Ito one address) 90
ADVE RTISIEG.
Tor Terms see first page, tabular form.
AGENTS:
The following gentlemen are our authorised
Agents in the places named:
Or. Ralston, Boonvile, Warrick Co.
John NJ. Lockwood, Mt Vernon Posey Co.
John u. Daugherty, Rockport Spencer Co.
James L. Thornton, Princeton, Gibson Co.
John B. Handy, Eewburg, Warrfck Co.
Dr.. Murphy, New Harmony, Posey Co.
A. B. Wilkinson, Cynthiana.
Preston Talbot Poseyville. Posey Co.
H. h. Custens Petersburg, Pike Co. .z-
Mark Grant, Canal p. o., Warrick Co.
g. Pc Cayanahs 0wensville, Gibson Co.
Y. T. InA1Ek, EDITOR