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CURE GUARANTEED.

Or. =. FIsHBLATT, Of No. st1 n street, 20
oftre block, can BE- sonsulted on Rheumatis
Affections. Consumption. Liver Complaint,
Chrome AFsstlons, a wall a. All diseases oil
imprudenee OF whatever shAraetsr, and which
he engages TO make immediate sure OF. rron
his lengthy practice In the Science u Mod.
eihT, he 10 enabled to OffsT himself TO the pub.
lie 70 beipg the only one Ia Warrington sspa
bls Will be Guaranteed. Ne warrants . cure
without the use OF mercury or aHy other
dangerous medicines. Rec, ut eases cured In
two throe dAyA
N D. Letters addrssssd.to Dr.. Fishblatt, at
his once, StT 4 street, betS cen Eleventh and
Twelfth streets, will receive innedIats Atien'
ton. Ihose 81 distance In the army eau be
treated ~ mail. JHnHT-d
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STATBs NAILS.


PoEr OFyIcR DEPARTMENT,
wAsHIAolo on CTR, Dee, 10, 1854. I
PfoposAla WILL DO TteniVtd ~ the Contract
oinss Of this Department until . ,. N. Of March
20, Ises, ito bs decided By April ie,D for con-
vSIinG tha mriis OF the Omitted statos In Ma
FyiAnd and District OF Columbia, IRON July l,
isss, to June %, 1883, on the route and By the
specified, being route established by got Of
Congress approved June %, 1854.
No. ss9I From Brookviiis, Md, By oiney, Tn
s'or, silver spring, (sliso p. o >
and Brishtwood, ID. T., 10 wash
ington, az miles, ana back, aix
ttmea week,
E'oa hss 10 Dsssabr l.
Leave Brookyills daily, sxsspt sunday, 81 $50
Arrive .. w..hlns,o. By Ic.ss a. ~;
Lave Washington daily, except Sunday, A. .
Arrive at BrOOkyins byspn.
PROM Dsosmbsr 1 10 haVi.
Leave BrookViiIo daily, except sunday, At q
Arrive At Washington SyuGn.,
Lave Wellington daily, except sunday, 81
Arrive 81 DrsOkviIlS BY pa
For form Of proposal, guarantee, and SeF-
tlhoais. and laws, inBtEustiona. he Ia Ia
ten 20 eontIAeta. biddeEs are IelsIIed 70 the
pamphlet navoFtissmsnt Of this date, 10 be
seen ct the ofieea of Brook Vile And WAahinH-
ton, and 81 the Department. .
jas1.laWtW Postmaster General.
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N DIOAL.
G PEOIAL NoTIOR

~ vv,INv,s p,,v,,. uo,.,,,,. IN An.
r.,.,., u,o.L ,o,n., ~ sov,,,h And y ,.r,....
..,,. ~. y. 81 p.,.,, o., man.
!, 800, ~ ,,.,,,- Es,h,--.,. nc
-
a.. -, ..,...,s. ..,.., "a ,,,,,.i ,r,,,
5000 a. an ..... sypguTTIc 1rrRc.
80 co.onnur. q, err Srp,cr.pEV
a.,..1 1890 49,. -, :, 70
rU,Tuou, mr. ne :. ..--..In... :, IN.
oevr.,r,1, opo,Us a.. a. ..n..
-h.,,v., a, - Ian, .t,,s,.r. ,bs,ourh,v
md r.a,s.,lx .ur.d, ,l,oI coVT. RHEgHI-
TISN NrURILoII. ana o,h.r cBRoHIS
pIyEISESo,,heE NERVES. MUSCLES, BoEEs,
and JoIyrs, scRoCULI. BLoTcBEs on thu
FACE. ERUpTIoEs o, an. uub, .ud I.dy,
and all other ERuPTIyn Disc ASSES and
pIsRAsKs Of ths BLOOD, mon whatever
cause ,hsy nay have arisen.
AFFLICTED AND UNFORTUNATE,
No matter what your disease, LEI ne false del
isasy proven, you frea applying Immediately
70 Dr. vsllny, whs 10 ssknsvissGed - Ss ~
far the most succKssTUL PHIHc1AN In
the trsstnsat Of privs,s diseases. Pear ne,
10 come aaa make known ysur nisfortuass,
and he vili speedily ssna leu 81 rear way
rsioisipe. -
HLhAboh
rhstdrsAAa' sssusSs Of the ysuns' ihdslsee
Nn hsns' s'''oy's'.A'
sh.. 'n.. -, -
mA.'oA as ~ ,
'ne h's" nsI'ou. "'i ''a ''-,
Ae'sn'ho1S hA'"' i'
and DEATH ,.
YOUNG MAN iavisv Of the dreadful cen
ssqusnsts Of delay Do net tau V .sks yssr
ease known Immediately V Dr.. VsllsJ' Your
secrets viii hin are sacred, and you nAy ses-
ndsEtiy rely upon his medical skn.
Thousands whose sysisns were shattered,
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NAVY DEPARTMENT, BUREAU
IN OF STEAM ENGINEERING, February ,

IN OF STEAM ENGINEERING, February ,
tEkLED PROPOSALS white received At
this nuTesu until MERIDIAk, MARCH II,
1855, Tor the IRON, 40, doseEibsd In the FOL.
loving elAssesI each bid mustbe made for an
entiIe class, delivered Mt the respective NAVY
Yards Psymsnts wIll he made Ia the uIuSl
N amer; delivery to eommen noe in twenty days
alter mobilization Of acceptance Of bidI to pI O.
coed coutibuAlly, and the whole 10 he delivered
IN three months thtreaf er. The contract
Ill be awarded TO the lowest responsible hid
der, the tight beng reserved OF rejecting the
lowest bid, II 1t . deemed tXhOI bItA,,t.
The USUAL guarantees will he required, and
the contract VIII be dated the day the notice
OF acceptance 10 given.
PrIntsd schedules md Instructions oSn be
obtained BY application TO the nuteAu.
PIoposAIs must be dl, eoteI TO the C"ief Of
the Bureau Of steam Engineering, and en-
dorsed Proposals for Materials for the
Navy" that they may be distinguished from
other business Letters.
The following are the classes req ired 81 the
respective Navy YAId':
KITE RY.-CLAES No. I-BoiIer hon.
iAi 90 pounds best American F,AnEe Iron.
KITTkRY.-cLAss No. S-ROuad and Flat Iron.
$4,000 pounds best American Round and Flat
Iron.
KITTERY.-CLAis No. ST Iron.
5000 pounds best American 7 Iron.
CHARLEsTowN.-CLAss No. Hooper.
Ss,OOS sunds Iasot copper-best quSltty.
CHARLEsTo WN.-CLAss No. D.
5000 pounds ban = Tin.
CHARLEsroWE.-CLA No. ..
1900 pounds slab Zine.
BRooKLYN.-CLAss No. I-BoHsr Lon, &c.
TABOO pounds best American FIAnge Iron.
t2,oOO pounds best Am srioAn sheet Iron.
BROOkLYN.-CLAss No. 2-ROuRd, SggaTs and
Fiat Iron.
ia o0o pounds boat American Round Iron.
IOO, 900 pounds best American square or Flat
Iron.
BRooKLYN.-CLArsN No. ST Iron.
% 900 pounds best American T Iron
BRooKLYN.-CLA,sN No. 4-BoH.r Ripe's.
10000 pounds b Of gu hty Boiler RiVs's.
wAsHiNGTON.-CLAss No. IL on re.
$500 pounds best American Jund, square
and Flat Iron.
100 tons rsSt Bloom Iron.
WASHINGTON Glass No. a-Pig Lon,
Iron.
Iron.
wAsHINGTON-CLAGs No. S-Sssl.
Is,BO pounds Round, square, and oetGEoE
CAAtStsel.
WASHING roN.-CLAn NoSI-CoRPT.
200, 900 pounds IDEot Copper.
WASHING roN.-CLAas No. sta, Lad
| ana Zinc.
10000 pounds Lead, tpIGS.)
I 10 600 PounCs Tia, (strAitS.)
5000 p"undS slab Zieo.
WAsHINGToN.-CLASs No. o-Engfne0'
100 gross Wood Screws, spr'gsa, Sandpape'
Alcohol, MolAs,es, Sour Flour, Roam
- VitEiol, BorSx, Solder, Brick Wal
WAsHINSToN,-cLAss No. 7-Whas Pin
| q. 600 feat Whit. p,na Lumbar. of yArion
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AND sALTIMoRE RAiLsoAD.


TIME TABLE.
Commencing MONDAY, December 18Th, 1874,
aSa wn.hprton ,TspS. s - iolioS. Aa '"es'
Express Train ~ % a. m, (MondAys en-
sept,dJ for baltimore and WHshInrton. stop
plHG AZ wilmlnEtoO, Psrryvllls, HITrs-ds-
Grace, Aberdeen, PeIrynash, and Magnolia.
espted,l for Baltimore, stopping At all regular
stations, connecting with b IawaTs railroad
vt Wilmington for Milford, Salisbury and In
teTmediAts stations.
khpreas Train ~ LIS p. N, (sundAya oN.
oepted,) for Baltimore AOd Warrington, stop
ptng NJ IN uter, WILMINGTON, klkton, Ferry
vile, a. HAVre-do Grace.
Express Tran q S.bO IN (sundAys On.
oepled.I lot Baltimore and WAahiugton, stop
plnE AZ WllminB,on, Newark, klkton, North.
eAlt ferryxihe' haVro'do-oraoo, Perryman's,
snI mnsnonA.
nSt kkhpress ll.le ,. ", Ior halimofe
and Warrington, stopping az Chester, tonly
70 take S, bsili5ors sna msShs5E,Sa pss.sS-
east, Perry VILE, and aavrs-as. Grace. -, -,
tn: SIS .. N, train; 80. . .
hCIo nMopnIIoN nhAEsZstolplngn
Al stAuons between PhiladeiphiA asa WI
leave PhilsdslRhi. at ILos = N, tos $40
vim 6sII1sp. r.isssS ~ Msssa ,s Sh In,s,
mediate .a: ;s,.icH.; ,,,,,.,,,o..,
and $50 , n. : "'' .A~ ~ = ~'' /"
Ls.Vs WitninsiOn :, il NJ I.is, s'ii, I sad -
p'G IF FoR PHlt.ApRIpHA-r.,,,
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lSusoiaI, 70. oII
MAS pEPAETHEET,)
ADIyTkET 0gpEpkL's OFFICE,
- - WAntyHsTor, Dee Z, taa1
ne following are announced - the only
euthoyiRed og9nissssies and Assistant Com
n,sesrir. - wyters 4 TITS date, unelu ,nF
eaengee cures ne mouth OF NovSmbfr, U.s.
''Hs'AhIF' Asp Ass.sTAsr coHH'''Ahih'
-. -
Rsorran,rins. ~V ''T'
49, 49,, n.,o,
o.S ..,.- 80 - 49,. ,.,A
re,..s naay ysp.Mh NY ~: ~ ,yn,.,h.s
Waited States Infantry appointed ssptsmoer
Assistant oennisseriesi negtensnt n =
wood, eth New YORK heavy ~ ,nr ttd 81
Hsloai spPoinea OIt .,n 80 .,PI,,n
eoees ., DIen, ia.n Ioen s .no, to, ,,5
49, Captan smon D. nexoomo, SO NsE
IL. sSsu.sssr tnlIo on inoh' sppO'h''"
AusestAb tWs-empothC
fAtrd 1rmV Corps.
piseoatinued
o.mm,,,.ry, Csn,ain 4. 4 ~, r. hurry. 18th
uni,ed states infantryi appointsG septsmber
%, isss.
Assistant Cenminsarissi Lsu'4EAnt John
:: nerrls oh indiana battery, Let diylsi9n'
epPoine.a icy q 1854 captain John w:
ChleseEing, esth illinois volunteer, second
enseht sp.o,ntea ssrtsmnef 70 lost Cp-
Ientfy, miro division; Ago nied April IL, 1851
Captasn ~ y. snyder. ~, Illinois vo'un eers,
second mvlsionj Appninted April u, 1885, 70
neveA september 10 tsst.
l.....1 Ftfn Army Cogps.
CoEmisaAry; capt.,n William T. Gentry,
M Omitted - tes infantry appointed Novem
her 4, iass.
Laufhiin, tG5th rennsy lvania volunteer 3, nTst
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THIS ISToeIvE NOTICE, THAT
III the sub 'sriber has obtained from the Or
phans' Court 81 washington county, 10 the
on the personAl estate Of Charles W. KIrOy,
late Of FAirfAM eouhty, VlrginlA, diseased.
All persons hAving olAias Against the said de-
ceased, ere hereby warned 20 exhibit the sSmS,
Wtth the vouchers thereof, 10 the subscriber,
On or before the nth dAy Of February next,
they may otherwise BY Law be excluded from
all benefit Of the said estate.
Given under my hand this nth day Of Feb.
IuAry, 1855. CHARLES KIRBY,
feIt-lAWBWs AdministratoF.
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DERSONAL---THE VICTIMS OF
IL misplaced coincidence should consult DR.:
Darby, eva Sevedth stIosf, aud be relieved q
IeAtmsnI Eu AFAnteed. felElm'
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EW YORK
wAsHINaToN
sTEAMsHIP LINE.
sEMi-wEEKLY BITwEEn NEW YORK,
WAsHiNGror HsD GEHRGEIowN' D. g.
BALTIMORE, EMPIRE,
sALYOR, AND JAS. d. GREEN.
Regular selling Days WEDNESDAYS and
SATURDAYS, at 10 .. M, from foot Of High
street, StorSstown, and Pier IS, foot Of Wall
street, New York.
For freight or passage apply to
MORGAN a RHfNEHART, Agents,
foot OF High street, Georgetown, or
JAMES HAND, Agent,
de2l-sm 1T Wall street, New York.
A DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
n OFFICE 6II PENN avenue,
Washington Guy, ID. O.
WnsrERS EXPREss ToRwGRDkRs.
MsfehdRdiSe, Money! Jsieeiry, 'FdludbisS, Notes,
Shocks, BOHds, &c.,
Forwarded with SAFETY AND DISPATCH
COmpany has Agencies in the principal rail-
E0RTH, EAST WEST, AND NoaTHwEsT.
lite principal OfnGes ARE
HASHIHGT0E, o. q, NEW YORK, Sos RON,
PIN tDELPHIA, BiLTIMORE, GIN
CINNATf ST. LOUIS, LOUIS
VILE, LEXINGTON.
Connections are abe At New York and
DO ton with lines forwarding to tbe CanAdAH
and to the British Prov oes, and with steam.
ship linos 20 Liverpool, southampton and
Havre and thence by European expresses to
all prominent commercial towns In Great
Bill ain and on the Uontinent
Collection o. Notes, Drafts, and Bills made
81 all asoessiblo parts Of the United StateS.
q. q. DUNN, Agent
Jsi2 WAshinSton, d. C.
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r AIBR A d 8.

- - = - - " A ~ Ss
GREAT ENNIS YLvANIA
" ROuTB 10 THE
NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST.
on AND AFTER DECEMBER Is, trains
win lee BAIT more, from North Calvert
e.Ation, aa lollOwsi
fast Mall, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. q. m.
Harrisburg AooommodAt ion...........sp m.
IRE and fit,s6Irgh kzpresl. ?. N.
THEsIsAM TRAIN FROM WASHINGTON
Conneota with The $40 =, n. train from
nAltLnore for Pittsburgh and the
West, and for ElmirA, Buffalo,
Rochester, Dunkirk, CanAndai-
qua, and Niagara FAlls,and
,ior Now York CITY.
THE 40 P. NJ. TRAM FROM WASHING
TON Connects with the p m. train IRON Bal
timore for PittsburE and Eric.
THE s.5 r. NJ. TRAIS FROM WASHING.
TON Connects with the 10 p. N. Express
from BAL timore and runs through 10
PittsbuTg aud klmira, without
change Of ears, eonneottng At
httsbnrg for Cincinnati,
Chicago, and 81. Louis,
and 81 ElmIra, Tor
BufAlo, ROehes-
ter, and sy.
IAeuEe.
ONE THROUGH TRAIN ON SUNDAY,
Leaving Washington at O'Clock ,. n.
SLEEPING CARS ON NIGHT TRAINS.
soLDIERT TICKETS AT GovERHMIHT RATES.
Low FARE AND QUICK TIME.
~ For Tickets and any information apply
at The ONCE OF the Crest Pennsylyania Route,
corner PenpaylvA niA avenue and sixth street,
under National Hotel, and Depot House, No,
tss G street, near New Jersey avenue, Wash.
ington.
| J. n. DUBARRY,
Superintendent N. u. n. n.
II. ]. WILKINS,
assenger and Ticket agent.
JkO. GILLETT, Passenger Agent,
Corner sixth street and PennsylvAnia ave.
de2S-tf
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DINRHR. AND

lEspaEsd q the .hor,sut notiss sSi IN Inc
sc, 1.:sl I, a ~ . sslS'E. D.Aass sna
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John WELCKER'S
~ BUTLER RESTAURANT.
"A Ia haisOR O0ref.l

~ FENNBHLNANIA AVENUE,
Between Ninth and Tenth streets, (up stairs J
has Sbnrei no nsIns ~, ne thiS az hAas
Restaurant In WAGhinEton and he points
with pleasure 10 the large patronage he has
always been honored with, and Tespc etfully
aOli1tts . oOntinnAuoo Of the aAme
GAME, OIsTERa, and other reIFsshmentu
bic rates. .0TT
DRkAKFAST, L-s 80
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PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK LINES.
Leave walnu. street wharf At land .. n. .,
10 m. and p. m.
Leave KsnIinston Depot At II IS =. m, aIS,
$50 and 9 A5p M, and - 90 ., N. mighty
The 6tS p. m. line runs dAilyi (all others,
Sundays exespted.) ...r
NEW York AND PHILADELPHIA LINEs
pm.
From foot Of Cortland strest a =, and 10 ..
m, 10 IN, and p. - an ~ night.
The Q p. N. line runs dsilyJ TALL others, sun
days exoepted.)
W. n. 9ATZMEk, Agent
Phil'A AMI N. Y. Lines.
PHILADTLrHIA, Dec. n Is Q. deal
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w.
oOnMiasallssi Lieutenant h. II. Rood, 18th
IoWa volantssssI apo ntsd OstObsT ., IsJi,
relieved oobobeF ~, 1854. Captain n l.
Nourse, ssh niiaois volunteers; appointed
Oeeo01f -, lisa
Assistnnh comnlssGrisSi Lieutenant John
loo, Gepointsd April %, l6Sa, transiorrs from
@Hessneh corps ssp,embsr n, ISSt Captain
Q. d Munson, 7oth Ohio volunteers, third
alvinlonl appointed October % 1854 II uIen.
ant .. d. Woods, Stth Illinois volunteers,
fOeg,h alyisloal appointed ootObsF ~, 1854.
igagl9 elslsloni aPIoiaaed June 30, Issai 70.
Captain Q. 3 LAnstrum, 18th Iowa volun-
to1Ei, DlalI1ot Of ha1oheai appointed October
y 10 trAnuAssrsd 10 Department Of tina
~ q OAiaanIA Army Cops.
Chanoodt n fWsnlJ slOurIh. General 0FdsFs
ConmADsaFy; Lieutenant d T. Wells, 18th
UnItad niAtol tnlAntryi Appointed June ~, SEA
Assistant Commin6ATiOSi LiSutonAnt W.
- ia new Aenpslare voluntesr., nr.l
haNlngtsns SSIh New York VoIna1SsES, SEQ
Qn4 afvial0nj appointed OoAobsF ~ IOal
Ugutan6nI Edwin HuChesL I'd United stStS,
slsss4sASalEy' third diVlsiOni appointed JulJ
NtAsissnA Army COrp..
eonmissaSyi Captain n. q. YoTke, II1tb
- tefh SoanhtsoFsi APpOin'o1 ostObtF %
fal1isus coumlsSarIss, Captain ]. p Fiji,
Iltl1 1sN vera volunteers, deSt dtViGion ~
H4Ny1 ol.9oof q. losa. Lasa,enAnt q n ~
e1 -. .eN9 yolnneosIe, saooAA dlvisiOn
- u, ssiIsSst IL HSwS 81 sSs \ ~
lIzlsp1lsa e llfn u eervlSS) oSDiiin b
~. tsiA oeasSltbuI vOlukAsaIi, SSssa.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-12

DAVIS DISAPPOINTED EXPECTATIONS
The Woonsocket Patriot relates con-
versation that occurred in the Smith
soniau Institute at Washington in 1854,
when JEFF. Davis predicted that the
Union would soon be divided into two
Republics: NEr
"Where will the division or boundary
line be2" Intercepted Professor Jewett,
the librarian, to whom the conversation
was addressed. -a stsseF .eas
''The line separating the slave and
free States" answered Mr.. Davis.
"Then," said the Professor, you ex-
pect to claim the National capitals"
'Of course" was the reply, "and this
very Smithsonian Institute will be with
in the Southern Republic" 4
"But," asked the Professor, chow viii
you bring about this division Of the
country? Do you think the free States
will agree to it without a. resort TO
armsf' - ~
"Sir," said Jefferson Davis, in bis
sententious manner, (" the North will
never fight us on that question. There
will be no bloodshed When the South
says she will secede and become q dis
tinct nationality, the North will be glad
to let her 90, and that peaeeably. Il will
be bloodless revolution.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-12

RAILROAD ACCIDENT. "A Cairo dis
patch to the Missouri Democrat of
Monday says:
"The upward-bound train ON the Mis-
sissippi and Tennessee Railroad (6rst
train over that section of road, propelled
by steam, since the work of reconstruc-
ton commenced) met with serious
disaster on the evening of the 4th inst
1t seems that one of the brakes of one
of the passenger cars struck plank
lying across the track, and the car was
thrown over, seriously injuring quite a
number Of passengers; among them Ma
jor Gen. f. B. Forrest, who was badly
bruised, and had his shoulder bone
broken in two places; Col. Patterson
and Col. Luke Finley were also severely
confused, and the brakeman "a colored
man) received injuries of fatal char
acter"
IfGen. I. B. Forests neck had been
broken, but few tears would have been
shed by loyal men.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-12

BG- The cornerstone of the new
courthouse at New Albany was laid
with imposing ceremonies, ON Thursday
evening last. The ceremonies were
conducted by the ancient and honor
able fraternity of Free and Accepted
Masons, DIR. Thomas R. Austin, District
Deputy Grand Master, officiating. 4
copper box was placed in tie stone,
containing the following articles:LA q
Portraits of President johnson and
the late President Lincoln, Edward
Everett, Stephen A. Douglas. Herschel
V. Johnson, and John Bell; Harper .
Weekly, containing an account Of the
assassination of President Lincoln, va
rious denominations Of Federal and
Confederate currency, a large number
of coins of various denominations, por-
trait of the Governor of the State, and
the names of the member of Congress
from this district, the u s. Senators
from Indiana, the Senator and Repre-
sentative from Floyd County, Judges. of
the Circuit and Common Pleas Courts,
Sheriff, Treasurer, Recorder, County
Commissioners, Auditor, all the city
officials, architects, builders, the editors
of the Ledger, the officers of the Ma
sonic fraternity officiating, the Daily
and Weekly Ledger, and quite a num-
Der of other newspapers.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-12
- Our country Exchanges come to

Boz Our country exchanges come 10
us barren of local news Many of them
even fail TO inform US whether any
wheat or corn has been, or is likely to
be, raised in their immediate neighbor-
hoods. A country paper without local
news is the dreariest of all dreary
things. Often have we looked over one
after another of such, in search OF a
local item, until our heads ached, and
we felt the supremest disgust for the
editor who was too lazy to look about
him and see what was Transporting IN
his own village and county Here IS
one of our country exchanges with two
pages devoted to the military trial at
Washington, and not paragraph to
local news. 1t is not surprising that so
many country papers fail to be sppre-
ciated. They fail to make themselves
interes sting. A little energy, tact, and
observation would make them indispen-
SADLY necessary to every farmer who
could read in their respective counties
People like to know how their neighbori
are prospecting and what they are doing
and the paper that furnishes them such
information will always meet with 6
hearty welcome, and never lack readers
or support They would, also, be ap
preciated by the large dailies, and fine
less difficulty in obtaining an Eek
change" Our country friends mus
improve their local columns, if the.
hope 10 be influential and popular.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-12

THE WHEAT CRoP.-Three weeksAiust
passed have worked a complete change
in the prospects of the Spring Wheat
crop of the Northwest. At that time
chinch bugs had appeared in large nnm-
beers over vast territory, and were
working vigorously, while the long
drouth of May and early June had held
the crop back until it had lost most of
the advantages of early sowing. But
the last three weeks have brought
abundant rain, in the form of dashing
showers, with intervals of cool clear
weather, and an almost miraculous
change has been wrought in the Wheat
crop; it is not generally heavy on the
ground, but the straw is both long and
strong, the heads are large and promis.
ing. We venture the assertion that the
prospective value of the Spring Wheat
crop has been doubled since the middle
of June. The influence on the market
has necessarily been depressing; prices
have declined l5t920c since the crop
prospect began to improve, though the
gold premium is not essentially lover
now than it was then Wells CONNER
ciGI Express 800.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-12

Slow BUT sUEE Work on the new
Bank building, corner of Main and First
streets, is progressing slowly but surely
The Iron front is about completed and
is another triumph for the Evansville
mechanics. 1t is from the extensive
works of Rocker, Blopnt & Co. The
stone window frames and the stone work
around the base of the second story
give Handsome appearance to the
building, which is to be entirely fire.
proof, and which, when finished, will be
one ofthe handsomest fronts in the city.
We hope to see many more such
buildings erected in this city soon. One
on the corner diagonally across those
streets would add immensely to the ap-
pearance of the city.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-12

HEAyY RoBBERY. - The Lafayette
Courier says an old farmer from Carroll
eountyrnamed Jaeeb-Wolf, was robbed
Wednesday evening, while en- route from
the station to his home, of $4,000 He
had just returned from Delphi where be
had sold his farm for the sum above
stated. The old gentleman yielded to
superior numbers and disgorged the
whole amount without further argument.
Mr.. Wolf has offered reward of 1000
for the arrest of the robbers. AS yet,
mo traces have been discovered of them.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-12

A Pile OF KITTENs-The Syracuse
Journal is informed by q prominent citi-
zen of the existence of an interesting
natural curiosity st Titusville, Pennsyl-
vania. A cat belonging to Mrs B Ar
clay, of that place, lately gave birth to
litter of four kittens, all of which are
joined together at the back AND sides,
in such a manner that while two of them
are walking the other two are feet up
wards. The heads of two of them are
in one direction, while the other two are
in the opposite direction. They are
alive and doing well, and our informant
states that the owner has written to Bar
mum, with the view of placing them in
the Museum at New York
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-07-12
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