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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-03

The Riehmond correspondent OF the
Wheeling CIV Va y E,ageliigepsccr writes:
Among the rumors prevalent ia an on
dit that General Terry, commanding
this Department, viii shortly marry the
daughter Of we'll known merchant Of
Richmond. The young lady in question
is about eightesn, and belongs TO fam.
lily remarkable for its beauty, Of which,
in point Of appearance, abe Is certainly
not an unworthy member. Some Of our
young misses, who, few short months
since, were boiling over with hatred for
everything native or german to "Yan-
keedom," have overcome their aversion
with amazing facility. In few nights,
.hs daughter of our richest tobacco mer-
chant, who is said TO have secare within
the Golfers Of the Bank OF England q
p.incely fortune, will marry federal
officer now on duty in Richmond, and
have heard of one or two other instan-
ces OF a similar nature.a
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-03
Latest News by Mall.

Pierre Soule has been pardoned.
The Missouri Legislature assemble,
Wednesday. No business was trans
acted. MaseA t 5ta III IA
The foreign capitalists sailed for bonn,
in the Scotia, from New York, on Wed
nssday. s9 fgae as ~ ta83af
The City Of Mexico i in danger o
overflow by rise in the lake near ths
city .sAs
The Episcopal Churches in Alabama
still continus closed, under the order Of
Gen. Woods.
Wisconsin has been transferred from
the Department Of the Missouri to tha,
Of the Ohio.
The sanduaky Register reports forty.
two funs Of grapes received from ibe
Islands on Monday.
The net receipts Of the Christian Com
mission during the three years Of iss ex-
istsnee we're $4,030,44l.
Some Of the Eastern Siaies paid very
heavy bonnties 10 volunteers during the
late war. New sHampshire furnished,
under two calls 10 1863 and four calls
in 1864, 1892 men Tothem was pa: a.
IN the aggregate, exclusive OF Govern
ment bounty, the sum Of %, ,63o, ,sl2-an
average Of 1857 50 70 each man. sai
Some time since the Methodist Church
North seized the properly belonging 10
the Methodist Church South, in Pike
county, Mo, and the Court of that sodn-
ty sustained the Church North. The
matter was carried up, and the suprsms
court has reversed the decision Of th Q
lower Court, and remanded back the
properly to the Church South.
The Supreme Court Of Missouri have
sustained tho oath In It's application to
clergymen as well aa to lawyers.
When the present mustsrs out shall be
completed. only 10000 soldiers white |
and black will romain In the Geld.
Secretary Seward is said to be prepar. |
ing reply 10 Earl Russsll's proposition |
for commission on ihs oulragea com,
mitted by the Angio-Rebel cruisers
General Sir William Fenuick Wn. |
liams, the "hero of tho Kars," has been
appointed lieutenant Governor Of No
VA Scotia, ad Interim. Gen. Williams
10 native Of that Province. ia '
The ground south Of Columbus, Occur
pied for two years past BY tho Ohio State
Fair, was purchased by Wm. q. Deshler,
Esq, the other day, for fifty thousand
collars in cash, Al The rate Of about
three hundred dollars per acre. s
A Montreal paper ttAsea that Bennett
Young, leader OF the 81. Albans raiders,
las obtained from Judge Wilson, OF To-
ror5to, a full aceuit,al He is now In
Montreal, and expects by and by TO be
allowed 10 return homo.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-03

A preacher In tho neighborhood ol
Biackfriars, London, not undeservedly
popular, bad Just flushed an exhortation
strongly recon mendiak the liberal sup
port OF certain very meritorious insti-
tuition. The congregation was numer-
GUS, and the chapel crowded to excess.
The Discourse being finished, The plate
was about 70 be banded around TO tho
respective pews, when the preacher
made this short address to tho congresa-
lion: From the sympathy i have wit
messed in your countenancas, and tie
strict attention you have .honored me
with, there is only one thing I am afraid
Of: that some Of you may feel inclined 10
give too much; now il 10 my duty TO in
form you that justice, though not so
pleasant, sbSnld always be a prior virtue
10 generosity; therefore, as you will all
be Immediately waited upon in your
pews, ! wish 70 have Il thoroughly un-
derstood, that no person will think Of
putting anything into the plate who can-
not pay his debta" We need not add
that this advioe produced most ever
flowing collection. = 4sA-a
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-03

The bill iairoduced into the Tenneg.
$ see Senate ey John TrimbIe, and said to
1e hseiy 70 pass, is in accordance with
President Johnson's ideas on the sub
lec1 tf gives the suffrage at once to
colored soldiers, and to colored men
and Indians, able to read and write. and
who we're free previous to February %
1868; and 10 the negroes who were freed
on that day By the amendment 10 The
State Cancellation, it gives the snffrags
on the same terms, ten years after tha,
date. Thiaa ia lbeFal, and at the sane
time, prudenk-Lotk yoGr.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-03

NEw YoRK, Nov. "A special to the
TfBaes, dated Montreal. Thursday, Nov.
ID, says: l understand that Eve regi-
msnts of British troops win be here very
soon on their way to Upper Canada, TO
guard against possible Fenian demon
ssratiou in that province SteGmers are
in readiness down the river to transport
these troops.
The city of Montreal is in mourning
for the death OF Lord Palmerstou, and
also for the sad fate Of Counselor Aysh.
ambault, killed in the 81. Johns this
morning. There win be great faneraI
tomorrow
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-03

NEw YoEK. 0ei 2--Trostipe on the
Fashion Course yesterday. q johnson
named Biilyi Al PAttsrson named n
brown mare match 90 900 milo heats.
The brown mare won three heAtS lime
24Si 2.49 and 2.52 Stonawnll jack
son and Lady Jane, match 5000 !:
mile beats, best three 10 Eve ia harness
S,onswall jackson was awarded the race.
the mare hAviBg run during the raea
The Fenian headquarters In this ritv
is The scene OF much husineaa activity
daily Every oae is working 10 good
earnest
NEw YoRK. Nov. 2-It appears that
Captain Hawthorn aud twenty-th,ee pas
seugeFs o tha steamer Repnbhc we're
picked up q, sea by the schooner Willie
Sill asd taken to Port Royal. A boat
containing CAptain Young and ghirteen
Others was picked up at sea BY tGe trig
q. Levitt and taken 70 ChArgaaion. an.
other boat a9d . rAft srs jet 10 be heard
from. # R
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-03

NEw YoRK, Nov. 2.-The musical
strike last night was only partially sue
cessful, three or four Of the theatres
being without orchestras supplied their
places with piano, vocal, and nelodeon
music.
Latest advices from Mexico confirm
the appointments OF Magruder and
Msury in the colonization bureau. The
Mexican 1faes eongrasnlates the In.
perial Government upon these appoint.
nents, and urges emigration from the
United States. Maximilian's agents Of
colonization have been appointed in
several of the Southern States. Ne
Gruder's salary is 5000 annually, ana
contingencies $2,500.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-03

IaroRrAsr TaIAL.--Ths case Of Tom
HehFy, the guerrilla, will come before
the Military Commission for trial ON
Wednanday. Henry 10 charged with be-
ing party to the guerrilIaism for which
HenFy q. Magrudsr suffered death By
hanging on the 20th ull. Much inter
est u felt In the developments TO be.
made upon this examination.--Lossis-
vfske Jour.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-03

NEW YoEK, Nov. 8 The 1EsHss AZ
lanta correspondent represents thai city
as speedily recovering from les rnins
Business and enserpFisa active. w
A special 10 the Tribune fr0m Havana
Gays the slavs trade ia cuba is very
6ourishing. Efforts are being made by
Arsuellea 10 iRdaee the Prsaidsnt Of the
United States 70 Interfere In hia behalf
The Captain General Of Caba, Mr.. Do
mingos Is 90 BE removed on the l5th
inst ibis ia anticipated with great sat-.
iafaction by the Inhabitants.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-03
RATLHoAp .AccrpKrr. - On

RAILEoAD pAccTDEEr. - On Sunday
morning, q. qnArter TO two o'clock, says
the Nashville Press and Times, two
freight trains on the Nashville and
Chattanooga Railroad collided two miles
this side of Stevenson, aud both en-.
gines and some fifteen cars we're totally.
wrecked. No ons was injured, all The
employees on both trains jumping from
the cars when Il was seen that a coITi-
sion was inevitable. The passenger
trains were detained bat few hours by
the accident.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-03

BUFFALO, N. Y, Nov, 2-The pigeon
shooting match between Robert Newell,
of this city, aud John Taylor, of Jersey
City, commenced at Syracuse to-day.
There wss some misunderst anding at
frst about traps, but the shooting at 100
single birds began At l o'clock. The
weather was drizzly. Tbs shooting at
double birds will begin tomorrow.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-03

The returns from this State that have
been published gave great satisfaction
te our frieads throughout the country.
The results from only about one~thir,i of
the counties have been ascertained In
these there was Democratic majority
last year of 5,Ts2, aud this year Union
majority of $50, showing q Union gain
of ,062. A corresponding gain in the
rest of the State would make the Union
majority 10000 against 20, ,lS9 last year.
Il Indianapolis Journal
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-03

A romantic incident occurred M Gre
In Chicago on Friday night. A large
boarding house Was in flames the fur.
nitnre had been removed. aud il was
believed oil the occupants were out,
when 10 was reported, says the TiRes,
that yonng lady, che daughter of the
proprietor, was yet in the building, and
somewhere IN the region Of the fire. No
sooner was Il thus rumored than a fire-
man gallantlys aseended the stairs and
CROPPED HE way through the binding
smoke to where the flames were raging.
In an adjoining room he discovered the
object OF his search, and was soon seen
emerging from the smoke, bearing his
fair burden in his arms. The Young
lady, who was partially en- dishabille,
being arrayed In loose morning wrap,
per, had tainted from terror. She was
restored BY her preserver TO the arms OF
her parents, while yet insensible. A.
few moments, however, revived her TO
Consciousness, and she returned thanks
to her noble reseaera 81 HEIIF
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-03

SnocrtEG AypRAY.--A difficulty oc-
CURED at the Ferry Exchange in Jeffer-
sonsllIe last eEening, between g man
named Moore and ano her froEa Louis
villes whose name we could not learn ,
dnring which Moore drew revolver and
shot him In the arm. Moore was not
Arreateds The wound IL slight.
LouisuilLe Democrat.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-03

Nrw YoRK, Nov. The strceteIean-
ing Commission met at the City Hall tc :
day to consider charges against street
cleaning contractors. The Police Beard
would aid, II desirable, with such proofs
as could be- offered Of the truth Of the
changes. Mr. Yanderpool presented n
answer 20 the charges II vas decided
to instruct the consractor< 10 make par
ticular answer 70 each allegation In the
police re. ort. The Board adjourned IN
I'll ii A. NJ Monday
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-03

NEw YeEK. Nor. 2-InteIligence has
been received 70 the 23d Of October.
The Emperor Maximilian has established
uaratime prefectnres, the proposed cap
itals Of which are Vera Craz, AespaIco
and Mzzatlan. uaE zar1 hafrs
The adviees from Msxieo contain re-
ports Of various skirmishes at vaEious
points between the Liberals and Imperi.
slists No battle Of real inporiancs
has taken place.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-03
rae Negro Insarreetlan An Jama,ea

NEw YoRE, Nov 2--InseIligence re-
eeived via Havana about the negro inaur-
reciion states thai disorder began in The
district Of ST Thomas, where martial
law has been declared. The leader of
the insuFrectiou is Paul Boyle. The
Government has offered $1,000 Tor. bis
arrest Two Spanish war vessels, the
Santa Lucia and the Andulosia, had Iefs
Santiago de Cuba on the l4lh nIt TO
protect the Spanish citizens in .JAmaiea
and offer assistance TO the Authorities in
suppEesainR the revolt RaFNa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-03

NEw YoRK, Nov "A FIRE occurred
this noon at the corner Of Beaver and
New streets, in large building occupied
BY Beninger 4 Co.. liquor dealers, and
Reed L Reverdy, provision dealers.
Damage unknown, yet must be heavy.
The Crystal Oil works at Brooklyn
we're burned this morning.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-03

sralrrsE. Nov. 2.-TsyIor, Of N. D.,
woa he pigeon shooting match 70 day
Tor Y Wv, st 100 single birds. Taylor
scored - out Of 100, and Nevelf %
Three Of NewelFs birds felI dead outside
Of the boundary.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-03
CLOTHING.


~ TAXES.
Tax Notice for 1865.
4 HE TAX FANERs oE TARDKR sURGf
I eeuHty an hsrshy noslesi fhas 10 Tzs %
ps.es sis - isSs. eossAtntng ltst 81 t2xss q
s.ess; SssssI, ssa ssssr pasEssss. IA. tssa -
ead tAaE caa ~ Asaad a M sfass. Is ~ tsf
h91ses tsr the urpass - E-esfwing tka r4sans.s
fha t<Ess fsr'tas ys4z fses are A. bIiows
A-For tha wh0is sE Ysafsrbzsgh csaalE-
L Fer ssAss T.s. ~ sad Tse paII.
= Eor ssseei fsTpssss. iee AsA 90 pois.
> Ter saskiaE kaed Ice
4 sor sold1-rs Rsis. Faaa. sa~ -s4 o. eoposl
:. for Tesussie Lfhrariss. ie
Il 20 coenfy FaSpes-s. $50 zsd 81 50 Psli.
i = Istsrrst On T. ; Boa4r, =
On '-sA slae s@'.ass te'aa o. p sAa o. zs soll.
R-FoF he s'vefAi ro3nships-
TeNxsA Ne. l.
car ef KsAAstil.As issses ess ssss.stoa Liss.
a Taxl-s siosr.--.----....--sI 81 szAad Is Ts pall.
. TawasAl1 PEKgeau3...-.... =
c. sGeeE~f Scaeel FaFpss is
os each 500 rsisasiss total 81 .. asA . = Rosi
Fissoa To~a.hip. iusias osrpssaiisa Lilac;
A. ~ - = .ioss.,-.,---,..-,, o.. asa o. rs sagI
f@wnslip Pufpes.s---... X
.. sps III sehooi Pasposss s.
oa sash sioo vaiuafies. total sss4 Aaa - 1s ssl,
Tgwss-ir Ne. 2-tEniass).
IAS :, ssyss -,s-....---..-ti = .s.i s5ss pesi.
G. keea fzftssss.--r--------.- 10 =.
rossselp RsEpesss.~-.-. se "a.
D. special ssASS1 fsrss = .
ga sch sis9 falH.gss, losal 81 - aaa ss.TspOll
rs-msrs No. s-tseorr,.
:. 1.,., Is !. s,; z al 81 z rsll.
Aoss Faf t0s~s s'-.---r.'''''-- E
. sash sioo EAiu.iisa, ie,si 8 .. .hi q ) poll
TswxsHFF Na s--tAAHsrasssjsf
= Tar Aa ashoss----.-----.-.-.st TaAnd o. 70 psIl
. Ts~a AS Parpssss....-,.. =
.. sPsss.l sssSsSs : lisis FssSs.Ss - - y
o. sash ssas yalaasiSa ss,ai y q, ana ssis sen
g - TowEsalr ss. s--lPnzEYls ftff
= r.s ..sl. :. 49, --sfEssaA q Poii.
;. Fpssial ss1ssl Fsrpasss -
> s.sA sloo ,.lus,lss. ,os.l Slls. .ss 8 7s pom
TewssHr No. s-fUusst.
4 Tss :. he'ss.......-......si Tassa ss.Ts peli.
g. EoAs fufpessa-.-...-.....-. tes
,. fFsslsl seaqoi FaFpessg 1aea
1H cash aisevslusslon. total sf.ss sad o. rs goIf
TowssHir 10. T-tcsxras)s
A. Is1 e. aesss. T1saa ~ - pstl.
. IaNpahtR fafpaNsA.---.. -
G. Read Farpas, s...-.a.-...... los
;. ssssai ashsai rarSo.ss ies
IA sseh sleo sAiaAsisa. tot.i -. sad ssIa ssii
TswptHiF Ne. - t1aAwaals
a Tan - asa q. rs poll.
NN1sast sAfF+AeA -
e Aead Fufg1s 1see......-...---.- laa
D. kFsaisi acheoi Furfasss -
'a ssch 500 saiussiea. astal O. 90 ass tays pst
Soaiw JOHN RuKIsLAspEB, ,r.v.U
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-03

es~ . CHANCE TO OnrATN ANY oF THE
An0Ys AhTfctEa faA ORE D0LLAR M
PuuCnAeIhG a flEALED ENNELOPE FOR
TWENTY-FIVE s>.NTs
60 Firs scaled ERFrlopss uffl B. sepl far II
Eleven ~ txg Thirty fur w hlxfy Ave fsr el0.
Qoe uuedfei for SO. ACENT8 wANTRb
kvEuIWuBnE
Oar pa'ross sfe desired % asud usitad, STATES
uoasy whsn q u cssvsa sut. Long lstisrs Ass
nnnsrsHafJ.
Orders hr sealed EnseloFnM muat IN every case
b. acpomp4nisd ~ fhs Cash With The name or
ths pssfbn seeding. Teeb. 0saniy and stats
plainly sslitsa. faffefs should ba Addressed 10
the laanassfs e. hiiossi
GOODWIN, nuMTa co.,
Box s7OG, Post once, New York.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-03

Nav YoRK, Nov. 2.-The Posfs
Washington special says the quarterly
report OF the Hon. Freeman Clarke.
Comptroller ofthe Currency, sho~s loans
ADD discounts Of Nalieuai Banks at
s455 ,OOO, ,OeOs circulation SlTl U00. 600 !;
individual deposits S4g3. .000, 900; eireu.
lAtion Of State banks (aboui) Sc. .O0O,,
900
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-03

hKw NoAxs NoHamher ?
coTToN--I.aaA active; pfieaz ssfa rase ArRs a4
SIC for mfddlin1
FLoUR--Saioc better on lover Aaa msaism
grades; 8 aiels IS Tor extra State; Ooas - for
extra rouad heop ohis. a5d 2sesla IS fer trade
brAnds. market elosing quiee.
WHkAT-wftheufd decided change
RTE-Qaias and seemay-
BA9LEY AND BAhLkT MALr-ouiss
CokS-le better.
oArs-Ia iAis Issssst At asssle for unsOsRa
rETkoLEuaf--Dull Of 7ssTsc Tor FREQ.
CoFFEE-QHiet.
SUGAR-SesM6y
MoLASsES-Qafst.
NooL-Dull.
POBk-lrrssnlAr Aaa S0wtr. - 95ass - sOr
messs closing At - sT1< camh.
LhRD-6aist as 2taa2S1ge
BVTTkR-In dgnAR6 a. Sn842s Tor Ohi@.
- CHEEnE-Efrm
sTERLfGG-ouies At i0sss9Ids.
GoLb-A ,a., shade hrHasrs SPsaing At liza. aaa
GovEaSMESTsToOKs-Flrn; g. 5.ao.. soa.
Pone. sx .Nev- eoepenas loeSSS-
Cineinnasa Market.
CEnezMMAxf. Novsmbsr :
FL0JR-UnehAnged and quies
wHHAT-DulI aud nOminai. Is 3 90 for Erfzs
old Bed
coRN-Ia enAHd. and pr.oss AayAnrsa 70 szz
k8. the latter fsr sound Kar and shsllad-
oATS-DulI, AZ - In elevators.
RYE-fn good demand. at 50 for prime
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and prices LIVER az 4
irregular. Sales of City Aess Pork at - % ;
@l1 for Shoulders, ITGI7A fer sides, and - LT
Oaear staess Lard Grnza as . for new In tisFcsM.
K GR0cEKIES-Ssaa7y
wHfskr-In eood demand, at 22s.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-03
MEDICAL CARD. Ia
DR.. J. w. COMPTON.

(Late Of Greensboro, KeEtHekyl
HAVING ASSOCIATED HIMsELF WIFE
1lDr J. r. DeBrulsr 10 ths prnctlcs q MMdi~
eine lsndsrs bis services the cifizsus q Evans-
bstzssa AaEn aBd Least.
ostSts< -, Iso5. lo-tI0-In
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-03
rhe Pol. .nl er.Oraer sr.lem.

The 3lst OF October completed the
first year Of thissystem II hAs prossd
itself q complete success We have yet
to find the fret person that has avAiled
himself or herself Of ia advantages who
10 not pleased with it.
This system is one Of the blessings
which have accrued 20 the people by
having a. progressive Administration.
Under the old Rip Van winkls regime
of Pierce and Buchanan, no such sys-
tenn was probably ever thought seriously
Of II is pretty certain that the people
might have waited until doomsday, under
such influences, without enjoying the
benefits Of the system. ...+r
The Money-order system has been in
successful operation in the old country
for many years, and there 10 no good reas'
on why the United States might not have
had II during the past ten or fifteen
years. Administrations previous to that
Of Lincoln we're NO intent upon nation-
izing and psrpetuating slavery, that they
found little time to care for the interests
of the mass Of sthe people. A progress.
i've, anti-slavery Administration comes
in power, however, aud although ii 6nds
itself heir to the fearful war bequeathed
by the Immediately preceding admins
tration, yet time is found and the viii.
lingnsss is shown to improve the public
service. The Eoney-order system is one
Of the good fruits Of the change from
Conservatism to Progress, which was
held up in 1860 as such great caIami'
ty, but which has proved 80 advantage
ous TO the country. We make these re-
marks in justice to the Republican party,
which ia tho direct fundamentally
through which the Nation haa been lifted
from the .mire and the clay" of pro-
slaveryiAfuenees, and placed upon the
solid ami smooth track of Progress.
We give statement OF the 6rst year .
business at the Evansville Post Office. of
the Money-order system II is not as
large as ii would have been had there
not been SO many banks in the city, bat
the statement shows handsome busi-
ness for o commencement: s,ss ss.ss.
Number OF Orders issued $50
Amount OF said 81. .Tal CA
Average amount to each oSdsr............ le 90
Fees collected for ditse................. GO Ss
AvsraSs amount for each fee.................. 1s
Amount Of Orders repaid 20 rsmitter-,. g. %
Amount paid by duplicate 0riers@........A lea %
Oolleets3 ON foes Tor rditto................... Il
The amount remitted By each order
ranges from $l to $50. As high a.
$I25 have been remitted at one time by
one person from here, and as high a
$3.50 paid at one time here to one per
son. s <.
No order sent from here bss been los
in the mail. A letter containing on
was misdirected by the writer, but re
turned to him from the Dead Lette
Office. -fzsaa AfA
Four duplicates were paid-one i
place of az order sent here, which wa
lost after its receipt, by the payee al
other in place ofan order lost in the mai
another in place of an order sent frol
here to soldier, which did rot reach i
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-11-03

address On account Of the payee remcE'
iag 70 asotber locality, when the order
became Invalid, because more than nine.
ty days old, before being returned TO re-
mittsrs another in place Of two orders
made payable 70 3 person in neighbor-
ing town. which were assigned twice aad
ccnseqaentIy rendered invalid-ths rules
allowing only one endorsement
On the LIST November, 1864. 14I Mon
ey Order oficaa were opened. On tine
lss Of May, 1883, the member vas In.
crossed % 4ls, 0f which 81 are in Ind :
ana. The number win probably be- still
furthsF increased after che meeting Of
Congress.
Every townaof say. I,O00 inhabitants,
and every conpty-saas regardless of
popuiation, nnght, we think, 10 be made
Mopsy Order Office. Il l. likely that
the Pest Ofacs Department win not stop
ahortiof thia IN extending ihe system.
The disposition Is manifested at the
Money Order 0ffiee to mako The
SYSTEM AL fhaf The public dernanda Ii
is already the safest, eheapeuf, and most
conyenisnt mode for rsmitiing small
sums Of money, and il onlg remains for
the Depaftmantfc extend the advantages
Of the systen as, widely and infinitely IS
possible, at the earliest practicable time.