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The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-01-19
Jolnt Resolutions Imposing a Special
Income Duty.

BE it Rcsolred by the Senatc and
House Of Representatives Qfhe Uni
ted States of America, in Congress
assembled: That ia addition to the
income duty already imposed by
law, there shall be levied, ASSESSED,
and collected, Oh tho LIST day OF
day of October, 1864, a special IN
coma duty upon the gains, profits,
or income for the year ending 1bs
5lst day of December next preee
ding The time hcreiu ramol, Wy
levying, assessing, and collecting
said duty Of all persons residing
within tic United States, or Of cit.
izeus Of the United States, residing
abroad, at the rate of five per cen
tnn or all sGms sxereding six haa-
dred dollars, and the same shall be
levied, assessed, estimated, aud col
lected, except rs to the rats, &C.
carding to tic provisions OF exist.
0g laws tor the collection Of an
income duty annually. when not
applicable hereto; ana the 6eere.
lary Of the Treasury is hereby MI,
thorized to make such rules aud
regulations as TO time anil mode, or
o!her matters 20 enforce the col
lection of The special income duty
herein provided for. as may be ne.
cessary: Proeilcd, that in rstiWa-
dug the annual gains, profile, or
income as aforesaid, for the forcl
going special income dHty, NO de.
auctions shall DO made for dipi,
dcnds or interest received from any
association, corporation or comps: ,
ny; nor shall amy dedactiohs be
made for any salary or pay re.
ceived.
Approved Ju'y 4, 1864.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-01-19
-T'.Es n ~
The heath Of Mr. Everett

The Boston Post contains the
following relating to the last mo.
ments OF Mr.. Everett.
As l.te as Saturday afternoon at
. o'c..oek Ne Everett wrote letters
to several OF hia correspondence
lie retired Saturday evening about
10 O'Clock, saying 10 his Nurse that
he ieIt more comfortable than for
several days. The few simple pre-
Scriptions oNlered by the doctor
we're given. t 4 \. N. yesterday,
the nurse catered tho room and
found him sleeping and apparently
doing well. Shortly atterward,
having retired to her apartments,
she heard a noise az OF apersOH
falling. She FASTENED to Mr.. Eve.
rett's room and found him laying
upon the floor. The house was
Immediately alarmed, and Dr.
Hayward was sent for Ia haste
But death had act his inexofable
mark uron him, aid before DR.,
Hayward arrived, he had breathed
his lust. The spectacle was sad,
in Iced. We will not onter into ths
sAcred privacy OF family griet to
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-01-19
LEGAL NOTICE.

William long, pl'f. Of COME ceSn So% fis."
Margaret Il. Long and 49,. .uS
: others, defrs. = nor. ~ We
Margaret Long, widow, and Margaret E
Long, John w Long and Nancy &. Long
hairs and legal representatives. Of john
long, late of Preble county, Ohio, deceased,
and Siln ID. Long. James B, Long, Alberi
A. Long, and William J.. B Long. minor
children and heirs at las .,f Jacoi s. Long,
late Of said county, DECEASED. Sho wa; an.
be Z and lsga, representative Vi Fad labu
Long, deceased, Will tiAn notice thAt the,
plaintiff, on the 214r day ut Decsmhes, l..
b. 1854, filed his pet L~oulngainRt th"m l.,
the Office of the clerk Of the t,ouri OF Com
mon Pleas Of the ,sid county 81 Rrshls, in
which said petition, aid p'a,ntiG demands
partition of ISIS acres Of land si,n .,sd in
said county, aud b,inS all OF the north west
quarter (exccpt two acr s in tho Vou'h,eaEt
corner the, eof Of Section &c, in township
4, Of range 3, cast, OF which. thu said Jchi
Long died seizpd aud that dover be assign.
Cd therein TO the said Margaret Lopg.
Andthe sail defendants are also turtle.
notified that at the said court Of Common
Pleas pext 10 be holden in and for the said
county Of Preble, the plaintiff will ask an
order Of partition Of said land, and that
10 ser be. assigned therein pursus Mt TO the
statute, and for such cther orders and sctt
Of said court as he may be legally entitled
10 in the prsmises.
WILLIAM A. LONG.
By Zoos 8 SrfpHEEs, his Ah'y,.
Attese HhaI SEAsSE, Clerk.
Dec. %, t3S4-Tw. Pr.A$-
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-01-19
vrfi.G T. b
MUSICAL lNsTRUMl.

Guitars, Bsnjoes, Accordion , j
Mu%ic boAeS, IaSbUrines. Flut<J
Flies, Clariens's Precspi6rs,
Forks, tiuitar Strings, GUN lRIal
bullet ladies, tnrnroIs, waSs, II
chargers, tube wreuches, shu,.
stands, beef steak FOUNDERS, Ia Its
turner's. tea bcfls, sleigh bells, d.
COW and sheep bel's, bird cages;
brushes, wad enters; mine msa
dust pans, rsi and mouse traps.
cocoa dippers. walters. states, spec
Masonic emblews, VIII skier SrusI1
cutters, Shovels and tongs, elDtA,
hand broomS, pepper and apiet
spring balances, m Itch boxes. pap
padloeks, umbrellas, druAs, Aags, I
per, carpet tscks and q hort OF o
ions. which be has not time or
enunerste here Also IXL b
shi;ewssh brushes
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-01-19
Further Details Of the Capture Of Fort
Fisher. ... .t.Hs

Nsw YORK, Jan. 18.--The Asso-
ciated Press correspondent with
the Wilmington expedition gives
iurtIler details Of ii g capture Of
Fort Fisher. At 10 o'clock AIM
of the 18th, sill the heavy vessels
Of the fleet took position. Or joined
in the bombardment. AT l0;15,
Oas hundred boats, each carrying
twsntNi men, %sailors aid marines,
started for the beach and landed
safe'y. 1cdI DpD a"9 s19at
At the same time the gunboat
Monticello commenced taking
soundings directly under Fort
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-01-19
From Canada.

QrrBkc, Jan. 19.-Parliament
opened to-day. The Governor, in
HE opening speech, congratnlates
the House GU the general prospect
ty and coUtontment of the people,
and the continuance of peace. Re
fcrring to the outrages committed
on the commerce and territory Of
the United States, by persons who
have sought refuge on the Cana
dian side, he says:
lin order to prevent the organi.
cation OF such an enterprise within
the provinces, aud to enable me to
discharge cffectually my duties to.
ward the neigbboring and friendly
powers, | have seen fit to organize
a srstem Of detective police on the
frontier, and, with the same design,
have called out for permanent du
.ty n portion of the volunteer force
of the provinces. Similar consid,
suggested the propriety Of
tho executive Government
with stronger powers than are row
possessed, Tor dealing with perAons
who, while awaiting themselves Of
the right Of IN asylum, always al.
lowed on British aoil to political
refugees, may be unmindful Of the
implied obligations, which, by resi-
dence among us, they contract to
iobey--the laws and respect the
policy Of the sovereign. A bill,
framed for this purpose, will be
laid before the House, and | ask
for it's early consideration"
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-01-19
Ohio Legislature.

A resolution has passed the Obio
Legislature asking Congress to
adopt the proposed amendment 70
the Constitution for the addition
OF slavery. ~ =
Ameeting Of the prominent cit
liens of the State vas held at Col
ambus on the 18th, to take meal
snres to present to General SherI
man a testimonial of one hundred
thousand dollars in United States
stocks' is 4lam,r gd
The auditors report shows that
the whole number Of soldiers aud
marines furnished BY the State i
III, 500, and that 1880 have died
inethe service, and 5000 been dis
abled. ,l9djombngn
NANt.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-01-19
THE NEWS.

The chief news of the week is
tho fall Of Fort Fisher. This is the
heaviest blow that has been inAict-
ed on tho South since the cdhl
mencement of the war. We hope
soon to hear che glad tiiipgs Of
peace.
Gold closed in New York on the
10Th ut 208.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-01-19
and Miscellaneous
AttAntinnl.

NM.NNH 81 H.
JoHS M. IIINMAN, Watch maker
s Jegelsr, late Of the 29do, ". Il,
hsylag served his country in the
GcId' for three years, has returned
to Eaton, and now offers his servi-
aacs 70 the public, ii his oldIao of
business. Clocks and Watches
cleaned and repaired, and thework
warranted. lie may he always
found at BIookins & Sons Drug
Store, Baron street.
Jan 12.-3t
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-01-19
Approved July 4, 1864.
n.y. 4 Was,,;,g,ou ,orrcsnc

sAr \ Washington c"rrcsponl.
e1.t tslls the country that General
Buffers testimony before the Conn
mittse Oh the Cou!n:t OF Tie War
vas sensational. lie has lifted the
veil, 90 it is stated, and disclosed
the real secrets oil the failure to
take Richmond. and grant is to be
summoned to Washington at once,
10 be examiaed and cross examin.
enby aparce' of one. horse lawyers.
AS to lifting the veil, however, II
was the capture of Fort Fisher that
lifted the veil. and told why Brtler
did not take tbe,fort. The reason
was the same assigned By the Bow.
cry boy for NOafe's failure to play
Hamlet ''likS Jim Murdoch"
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-01-19
The New Book and Drug Store,

BURNHAM Il UEGER bave opened
a fresh lot OF Miscellaneous. Looks
at reduced prices, including works
on History, Philosophy, Theology,
Literature, &~c.--D'Aubigne, Car
lyle, Humboldt, Tocqucyillc, Hugh
Miller, Maryland, Sc.
They keep up a large assortment
ofstationery, Blank Books, School
Books, Diaries, Photograph Al
buns, Wall and Window Paper,
Pictures, Picture France, Mould
Iings, Cord apl Tssse!s, Curtain
Rixtures &c. They still sell tn;
best Coal Oil at s1,OO per gallon.
Jan 1921. ., b..
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-01-19

Fisher, and Smelling the rebel gun,
boats in Capo Fear Riyoe, across
tho point. The fort was silent,
except nm occasionsl shot ~ the
Monticello. The only ehots fred
Il the fleet were from The mobnd
md winter batteries. Soon Gfter.
ward Captain IQlisspnss dlsiiion
opened fire Cd the mbut 4 and war
tar batteries aud speedily Ailenced
tDemN " w
By 11;2O the sailors and mallnos
had all landed, andmoyed MP to-
ward Fort Fisher. They formed
.aightl Inca on the beach, division
of small gunboats throwing shells
iacEoss the pointrAt the robel fort.
The cahnobading was furiously
kept up by all the vessels of the
feet, while the forces on the land
were prepaT Igs f4S Gle assa6lE'At
5 P. M. Admiral Porter made a
signal for the fleet to change its
fro from Fort Fisher to the water
Ibatteries!.O The naval brigade &om
menced, moving toward ut. Mound,
aid the water batteries shelled
them vigorously, but did not check
the advance. ,id slilV' DH
IL Whom they reached the ditch
and abattis, the fortoopened With
mus&etry, grape and canister. Tho
rebel g~unboatsa Chicamimga aud
Tallahassee also opened. from the
river. The shelling, added to the
heavy fire from the fort, caussd
heavy losses Most of the reDel
garrison had rushed to tho sidO
threatened by the naval brigade.
The resistance to the assault was
so strong that the sailors were
forced to fall back. At half-past
8 O'Clock the dag Of General Terry's
command appeared on the rear OF
the fort, sho ring that the assault
there was successful.
The rebels sent re~inforcements
from the mound and water batter
ries to Fort Fisher. The struggle
steadily continued. About 8 o.
clock p. NJ. cheering was heard
1t was soon'found to be from Gen.
Terry's men, announcing the occu,
patton OF Fort Fisher. The fight.
ing continued some time afterward,
until the surrender of the rebel
commanders. BY II P. NJ. all was
quiet,
Soon after laybreak on Monday
the central magazine Of Ft. Fisher
exploded, throwing a large column
of sand fifty feet into the ar
BY the explosion, caused by the
carelsssncss Of negro soldiers, not
less than two hundred person were
killed, including many sailors from
the fleet, and a nnmber OF officers
from the gunboats.
A correspondent states that the
assault OF the naval brigade drew
nearly all of the garrison to that
side of the fort, so. that General
Terry found lessjobstruction than
be expected. On gaining the rear
of the works, General Curtis made
a hand to hand fight for the pos
session of the truYerSes, until nine
of them we're captured, when the
enemy showed the white flag and
firing ceased r,o,..r
The prisoners were placed in
bomb-proof4 and retained thOrt
nbtil morning. About 1900 pri
Yates and 100 officers were taken
The loss of our army is about 75C
killed and wounded. The MAYA.
brigade lost $50, and 200 were sub.
sequently killed BY the explosion
of the nag azine. sr,
When the dispatch steamer left,
a portion of the fleet was ascending
the river toward Wilmington. A
wharf 10 being constructed in Cape
Fear River TOR landing supplies fol
troops. Jla.. sutia e1a7
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-01-19
1885.
"A No. !
1855
Jan 1922

A. CoFFMAH has commenced the
New Year IN the right way. Aux
one wishing to see a Stock of Dry
Goods that is a No, ] should give
him a call at his store on Main
street, Eaton. Mr., G. has just re-
ceived an immense stock of Dry
Goods, consisting in part of Cali
Goes, Declines, MerinO's, Alpaca's,
Lnstres, Balmosals, &C., &c. Also,
IL well selected stock Of Boots and
Shoes, II ats and Caps, and q thou
sand other articles. Delays are
dangerous" and parties who want
to have the first choice had better
call Soon. Calico's ut 80 cents. w
Jan. l2-3t.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-01-19
LEGALEoFICE

John D. Nisvonassr, g,.rdisn Pebble Go
Of Elisabeth c. aud LuollG Probatt
N. Huffman, Cour'. n .
satnh c. Esshstts ~ ii s.rliand,4s
: flY o~rdsroethe Probate Court duly issned,
u 10 the abb We entitled ca.se, I will
On Wednesday, February 1st, 1866
on the pr.mises,, offer for sale at pnbli- {
vendue, between the hours OF one and f0ui
o'clock r. NJ, the Following teElsstatey sit
uate in Prehle equity, ohie,' and boeffdec
and describ.. d IS follows, to-wii: Situat,
ard being in the aortheast corner of Iht
south west qua ter Of section No tho (2,n Ia
towuship'No .. 4seSeSF71Iof range No. IL 80
(3,) east beginning atthe nortbeabt eo hsr
of said qhaftef, thenceranniug south .eighl,i
(S0) rods theuoe west 90 fan "a t0inelud,
and contain 6ftythree and ono third (53t)
acres; being the sapra laNdiconveyea to. bai
vid Werts to Solomon Hoffman, deceased
by deed recorded in Book NOd4Sl page sc,
recoras4o Of rrebie county, Obion The lard
to be sold fiae and clear of dover or Other
incumbraHepG Appraised atiS3,66T co.,
Terms Of SGle-0ne third cSsh in haad
and the residue IN iwo, equal annual paw
meHts, with irtcsast. to Z e setHrGl by mort
gaze on tho preuiaes. srd
sI1f John b LtA70NSIiR. Guardian.
G;txoHE q cHaPBiiGa At'ys.
gi Dec. ~. ieS5-a. Up, A.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-01-19
~ On q Proyidenco .,ves,e

Ia OU H NVU5sPII
wrecked lately in Delaware Bay,
the body of the captain was found
dead and dashed to the rigging. in
his pockets were the vessels pa.
pers, q gold watch, and u pocket
book with money. assn
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-01-19
tFrom.the N 4 World
IN MRMORIUM, B. F B.
obituary Notice, from the Loyal Press

(Frorru the Frotiacrte Pross.l ola9L
OF course We are not advised
81 sufficiently to comment upon the
order of lcmoval, but presume that
it arises from the Wilmington fail.
IRE. There was a glatiug muft in
the management Of that affair, and
If Butler was the guilty 6fe, the
country will acquiescp In and APP
prove the order which scnds him e
Lowell.
From the New York Tribune
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-01-19

The chicago Express Train, going wss.
leaves Cincinnati At TOO P ~, Hamilton
800, card+n us, Eaton s4S, arrive al
Richmond 1898.
Goiug south will leave Riehmouf at sos,
A. NJ Eaton 10. OF, Camden 1920, Hamil-
ton IL. 20, arrive at Cincinnati IL. rs.
.ysr u Asi AREE, Sak't.
:. sc. Cng.yER, .AA.t Sup't.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-01-19

20 "a A man named Scott died at
Kingston, Upper Canada, on Tues
day last, at the great age OF JIG
years. Although feeble in body
he retained his general health and
clearncss Of intellect to the last. 4
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-01-19

Thursday, janaary 70, 1865.
TO ~DELlNQUENTS.

shaoCJudse Campbell and NY sou
'3f have kindly consented to receive
70 the subscriptions due to ne for the
"press," 'upt to the17th of October,
1854, and also the suttlns due to me
Z ,ltor advert isemeuts and cards up 10
this time. Next week l will pub,
fish q list Of the most distinguished
men who are in my debt for the
Press" and ather work done for
them. Such is my unbounded con.
h0enee liz the honor and honesty
cf,ome who are IN my debt that
/ olior 10 sell hundreds of dollarl
owing to me for one halfthe amount
lac. WV. FERGUSON, u
Elk. Editor.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-01-19

- 10. The receipts from internal
revenue ia December were SOL.
SSS,sS2 81. The totalreceipts for
tho met six!Gs41ths are s97, 000,0 900
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-01-19

sa. When the Port Bill in 1774
reduced Boston almost to the con-
dition of a besiged town, and her
mechanics and soamen had no
means of earning bread, thspeoplc
of Savannah, with those Of oil the
rest of the ccuntry, came to her
relief. . HtsitI. vi
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-01-19

aG- a gentleman OF Coventry,
Ct, has a ise dollar United States
gold coin Of the 1895 ISSUE, 1t wac
carried by his father for forty years
Immediately after its issue. 1t has
fifteen stars on its f. &C. ''
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-01-19
Orte-mOnna

be RAZ0Rs cnrtain barda and
ready references bieS, bankers
money belts. shaving brxes, raso
chains and KEYS roy knives o.
sugar tonga, sposns, hnt,on-Lo's
,~ce4ers. lamp scissors, steel pens,
tbutk wallets. ahsSing sonp, ipdi,
halls ;her Nometars,
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-01-19

~ A damsel was asb cd, when a lady
aud gentleman have quarroled, and each
eonsiders the other in fault, which Of The
two ought TO be the frat tcEdsanee tewa,ds
a ree~onolliAuonf Her epH
bsst-hsArtad and wis'r 4 ths
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-01-19
Cincinnati, Eaton & Richmond
LINE.
WINTER ,4RR4NGEHENr


Pas seuger tfainaI will run on this Road,
leaving the several Stations as follow:
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-01-19

H1rls 40 n N Ia
s9 aie-! iah owls 81
aaoii4I I'll iaaIaAK
a9I23a ~
I.-I,s' ee ssT
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-01-19

No dispatcher haze been received from
Gen, Terry slice that Of Sunday night, an
nounclng the result Of the assault
G. A. DAFApi
assistant Secretary Of War.
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-01-19

'Hr5t aal ltHa'os .DanI5 I.uI io lo n.E| D.
I'm |o, 8.n' ,l',fpfiI .slt
The Democratic press. (Eaton, Preble County, Ohio) 1860-1865, 1865-01-19
Hon. j.. j. Seldom;

Hon. j. y. Seldom; . ~, AuH 1859
General Bragg reports that the enemy
bomb4rded Fort Fisher, fari1usly, all day
yesterday. Al tp. NJ. their infantry adj
yarctd 10 the assault, u he avy 'd~emonstra-
ton at the same hour, being mado against
their, rear by our troops. At half past P,
NJ. General Whiting reports that their attack
had failed, and the garrison WA beisg
strengthens with fresh troops. At about
10 P. n. the fort was captured with most Of
the garrison. No iHr'her particulars at this
r Z. LEE.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-24

But it had been ascertainsd that Demo-
crst (Jndge Wylie) had bsan appointed
one Of the judges, and hence The Gov
ernmens would no: dare let him be tried
there. 1t was probable that Mr.. Chase
would hold the court.
"A New Yorker asked Mr. Livingston
how Alabama would be likely to vote at
the nsx4 election, for members of Con-
gress. -
"'Tbey viii return q soIid delegation
Of stauHch and true Southern men, he
replied. Working himself up into an
other fairy Of enthusiasm, be declared
fhat thirty-fivs2 hundred noble, lion
hearted Southerners had kept at bay,
for many months, an army Of seventy
five thousands Union troops. Mobile
only espitulated when she was worn out
aud exhausted.
He then paid glowing tribute to the
noble-hsarted women of Mobile "They
look down." he said, " with scornful
coptsnpt upon . Yankee officer, and
s1f. T no advances from them; taking
care, Of course, not to give canss or pre-
text for arrest The feeling is universal
that no d-d Yankee mnst be allowed n
foothold in the South These are not
my words; am not q swearing man.
1t is tolerAbIy evident from this that
the gentlemen are not so solieitous to Sc.
cure fair.triAl TO JEFF. Davis as TO make
it an occasion for the Justification Of re-
bellion, and the re-assertion Of the doc
srins Of State sovereignty. Just before
bis capture jeff Davis said the causs Of
Southern independence was not lost,
and thai the political elements were at
work that would ultimately secure its
success, and their New York patriots
seem to be Of the same opinion. So far
as Davis is concerned, the course they
have pursued is not likely to improve bis
chances or increase the tendency Of the
Government 70 lenisnt dealings with
those who have committed the blackest
treason of tbs century. Their indisers-
tion will rather tend TO make the policy
Of the Government rigorous and unplia-
BILE. 1t is very natural, after ell il has
cost the people Of tbe Unitsd States. to
put down the rebellion and the anarchie
political theories BY which 1t was sought
TO justify it, that they would be very jeal.
Gus Of anything chat looks like revival
of the heresies Of secession, and regard
with suspicion the men who avow them
as msxins Of their political life.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-24

The raxt declares that We mast resort
70 the obviouG means Of success In
the FIRST place, let Us reject al schsmss
for continuing the waste and Eiolsnca Of
war, BY which we are going deeper into
debt every day. Let the army be dis
banded and the negro soldiers be With
drawn from ths Southern States. Let
us reject the schemes Of excluding any
white man from the polls, or from once
in these States, by any snbterfnge what
ever; and let us not presume to dictate
TO any State, directly or indirectly, nor
continue, for day, any intrusion into
their domestic affairs.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-24

We are happy to believe that the pro-
portion of really happy married people
is nowhere else so small as this French
statistician represents il to be in Paris.
Here in Evansville connubial felicity is, /,
IS we are assured BY the oldest residents,
almost the universal rule. This is one
great reason, doubtless, for the immi-
grafton hitherward which is constantly
swelling the numbers of our populHtiou.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-24
TOWN LOTS.

y PURSUANCE OF AN ACT or TEE eE4,
a srai Assembly Of tas ConmonSeaith 81 ken-
taekys aothort8ing this sale Of -, sRnelie
kqu r." in the eisy % Henderson, KY whien
Act was rAtiGsd by the citsssns Of Hsndsrson -
the gsnsrAl sieetion held Nay 1st, 1885, notios y
hereby g4Fss tbas said Public eqaaEe hes oesn
Laid ont IL snitAbls los b. ths Mayor sn1 Ceens
ei "a said city, and wfli b sold - pnoic a1esen
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