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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-05-15
ADDITIONAL RIVER ITEMS.

The Liberty No. arrived from Memphis
at O'Clock last evening, full of people, and
with considerable freight. She discharged
100 bales of cotton here for r. X. Dunkerson
q Co., Agents of the Bellefontaine Cotton
Express. VIM. White and James
Gray left for Green River last evening, with
moderate trips ......T The Myrtle still lies at
shore above the harf.,.-~.-Some boat,
whose name we could not read, passed
down without landing 1.-THE wharf is in
fine condition now. but the water is yet
too high for paving it. In the meantime
the contractor, Mr.. Lowry. is piling up
rocks on the beach. preparatory to the
work-..-.-...We are told that pieces of the
boilers of the Missouri were blown to the
kentucky shore when she exploded, and
are lying there STILL
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OFFICIAL.

LETTERS REMAINING UNCLAIMED in the
Post Office at Evansville, State of Indiana
on the l4th day of May, 1866.
n1 70 obtain any of these letters, the
applicant must call for advert ed let
-ters,' give the date of the list, ant ay one
cent for advertising
EEs5 If not called for within ONT month
they will be sent to the Dead-L r Office
Free Deliregy of letters by carriers, at the
residence of owners, in cities of $4,000 in
habitants or over, may be secured BY OBJ
serving the following Rules.
l. Direct letters to the street and number,
as well as the post-office and State -
2. Head letters with the writer's post
office and State, street and number sign
them plainly with full name, and request
that answers be directed accordingly.
3. Letters to strangers and transient visit
ors in a town or city, whose special address
may be unknown, should be Marked in
the lower left-hand corner, with the word
g Transient" TaaH
4. Place the postage-stamp on the upper
right-hand corner, and leave space be-
tween the stamps and direction for post
marking without interfering with the
writing. r.sE ~
MIA request for the return of a letter
to the writer, is unclaimed within thirty
days or less, written or printed with the
writer's name, post-office, and State across
the left-hand end of the envelope on the
face side, will be complied with at the
usual rate of prepaid postage, PAYABLE
when the letter is delivered to the writer
-ISec. ", Law of 1863.
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New York Market.

NEW YORK, May II.
CoTToN-Quiet and firmer at 24@25c for
middling.
FLoUR-State and Western dull; medium
grades l0@l5c lower; s 3O9S IS for Extra
State, 9 409I0 90 for Extra r, H.r0., and
10 45@13 20. for trade brands, the market
closing dull.
wHisK4-D and nominany I'M
changed. Tafsfa
WHEAr-Dull, and nominaiIy l@2c low
er.
CoRN-More doing; 79@Slc unsound,
and Sl0eSs15c for sound mixed Western.
OATs-Moderate aud depressed; 49950c
for new Western; $4,000 for old do.
PETRoLEUM-Firm at 44c for refined in
bond.
PoRK-Opened firrner and closed dull and
lower 30 75@31 Is for new Mess, % 5000 90
for old do.
LARD-Firmer at 19@22%c
= BUTTER-Heayy at 32g45c for Ohio, and
35@4Sc for State. @ET-tsDHf sslsss
CHEEsE-l0@20c.
MoNEY-4G5 per cent. for call loans.
STERLING-Steady at I091&e7IGg54. ar
GoLD-Firmer; opening-at 1909, deelin-
ing at 1907. Nj NJ III A AA
STocRsgBetter; U. S. 6's of 1881 Coupons,
100; 500, Coupons, le5; 1905, 1925 =
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WANTED.

N GENTS = $50 per week - male or fe-
- male, at their home; business light,
pleasant, and honorable. For sample and
terms, address, with stamp, Shave & Co.,
7lletfoltg Mlehlgan.g II tmay9 gd6t,Wtt
"A GENTS Male or female Can clear
L. 800 per week, at their own homes, in
a light and honorable business. Any per-
son havinga few hours daily to spend will
find this good paying business. Address,
sending stamp, for fun particulars, E. E.
Lockwood, Detroit, Michigan. F.
mayo d6t, wit
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, May ii.
FLoUR-Dull, and prices stifEsnominal to
a great extent. Superfine is ofered at 000
$50, Extra, 10 000I0z5. y as
WHEAT-DuIl. Holders ask 2 1902 40 for
No. new Red, 2 % for No. ? do, and GOA
10 for Spring; but being 10c above the
views of buyers, these rates are nominal.
CORN Unchanged and steady; Mol, 5Sc
in elevator. 1n- 9 Oh tss1
RYE-S0@85c, and demand moderate.
WHISKY-Dull at 100
MISS PoRK-Held at SIC, but without
sales. st5 H1x ~ TL
LARD--Dull but unchanged. Holders are
not disposed to take less than PC A fair
demand for Bulk Shoulders, and City Cured
sold at sl2l4c; Country Cured have been
bought atl214c. sna 1850 A 1t4
SIDEs-Afe held at l514@l611c, and Clear
Sides lS54@l9c. .sast
BACON-Firm. ss io ta sfs
GRoCERI ES-Steady. afes - - g y =
GoLD-l 30. a4s - ua
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-05-15

EVANSVILLE, May IA.
The produce trade was quite active last
week and opened brisk on yesterday.
Flouris higher as VIII be seer, and in ac-
tive demand. Corn meal is lower. These
are all the changes from former quota
lions.
The Grocery Trade is rather quiet. No
change in prices. s fl.a
BACON Shoulders ID to BIC; Clear
Sides TIC; Plain Hams 19c and Canvassed
Hams dc.
4. LARD is to l9c; kegs scarce, and SELF
ing in q small way at22c.
BULK MEATS Very little in the mar
ket, and prices nominal at 10, I294, and Ice
for shoulders, sides, and hams raAft
CHEEsE-Western Reserve firm at 2211l@
23c
FLOUR Brisk, and higher grades are
in better demand; Superfine active at
81 1908 .; Extra at IS 5Oa9 90; Xxx at
s1O@1O 80; XXX Family sn@I1 50.
WHEAT-Nominal, at 81 1892 90 for old,
and 81 25@1 60, as per quality, for new Red
and White.
i OATS Steady at 4O@45c, from wagons
and 55@60c for northern black, sack I'M
Guided, from stores.
CORN Scarce and in demand at 45950c
from wagons, for ear corn, and e5@70c for
shelled in sacks ga.
EsCoRN MEAL. May be quoted at 50 50
per Dbl. for unbolted 4 for bolted fs2 IS per
hbl
BARLEY = Steady at s0c@sI, and dull.
RYE-Nominal at 75e@Sl, and scarce.
FLAX SEED = In fair demand at 81 10
CLOVER SEED = May be quoted at sG@
6 SO.
TIMOTHY SEED-Steady at $3 50@4.
FEATHERs-Iive 50@55c.
Steady at 60@7Oc.
NAILS Steady a: 81 IS, with usual adj
vance.
CoFFEE-Firm at 25@2Sc for Rio.
SUGAR-Firm at l59l6c. ~
MoLAssEs- Firm at 65td80e
SYRUP-S0@s1 25.
EGGs-Per bbl., packed in oats, S14afG
HAY-In good demand; loose So to $40;
baled sl3 to Sl4 90.
PoTAToEs-In demand, and are held a
Sl@1 % per bushel.
HIDES Firm at &c for green, and 1917 to
lac for dry flint.
SALT-steady at SIC per bushel.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY at 81 1892 25.
WooL-Dull at 35a4Oc for fleece.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
LIvHRMoRE. KY.. Nav hth. l8e

LIvERnoRE, KY, May 9th, 1866. 4
Dr. r. A. Arntstead: fc1s
DEAR SIR wrote you some time
ago, at which time / spoke of the man
who got scalded and had the alma of
his forearm broken about half an
inch below the elbow joint, at the
same time decorating the flesh SO that
about two inches Of the bone was
bare. 1t occurred the Sd day of
April. By the use of your Universal
Ointment the wound is entirely healed
without having the slightest particle
of proud flesh about it, and it is not
stiff, az he has perfect use of his ell
bow joint. 1t certainly IS the best
Ointment in use. | have also cured
a case of sore breast with itloB have
sold half dozen bottles of your
Tonic Syrup which has proved cure
In every instance.
Say to Cloud & Aiken that ] will
be down in Evansville about the first
IF June I hope you will have great
success. with your Medicines.
Respectfully. &c.
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]. Smiths Shirt Mandatory,

No. 3 Second Street, in Bray's Block.
CHIRTS MADE TO ORDER FROM
~ measurement, and a fit warranted. A
Stock of ready made Shirts and Collass
always on hand, and at prices that will
suit the purchaser. Tncking Skirts, Stitch
ing Bosoms, &c, done with neatness and
dispatch.
Thankful for past favors, the subscriber
respectfully solicfts q continuance of the
patronage so generally bestowed for the
past five wears. j SMITH.
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PRINTS.
Lumber Market.
EVANSVILLE, May

II ' ~ ' tI4I@I.i -'Itt1 n.
The Lumber trade is fair. During last
week considerable sales We're made. There
is fuil supply ofall grades OF Lumber.
Large lots have been received during the
last week. There is no change in former
quotations, and advices from numbering
regions indicate higher prices rather than
adecline. The upward tendency has not
affected the market here.
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CORRECTED BY MAcKEY & co.

EVANSVILLE. May IA, 1866.
p During the latter part of last week the
Dry Goods trade was quite active. Our
wholesale INGREDIENTS had good trade, and
trade opened brisk yesterday, witha fair
prospect of a good week for business. 1t
will be observed that Brown Goods have
taken a slight tumble. All other goods re-
manned unchanged in prices.
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FOR RENT.

- OESE = A three-story Brick House,
-. suitable for a store, on Second street,
next to the Boston Boot and Shoe Store
For particulars, inquire of DR.. E. j. Ehr-
man, or son. mays d2w
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ST. Louis Market.

ST. LOUIS, May IA.
ELoUR-DulI and unchanged.
WHEAT-Better qualities unchanged
lower grades declined 5@15c.
CoRN-Firmer az 64@65c.
OATs-Higher at 42447c -
PORK, BACON and WHISKY unchanged.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-05-15
MARKF" REPORTS.
Monetary a. al Commercial.

EVANSVILLE, May IA.
The Money market remains easy. APP
proved bills can readily be placed at from
to 10 per cent. .s4N-
3, Exchange continues scarce and in good
demand. Rates unchanged. The buying
rate from soc to 75c, except for large
amounts, which would command more.
Under $500, I-5@14c prem. selling; over $500,
at the rate of 81 SO prem. per NJ.
Gold has again advanced.
Gold, buying -.-..l2S Selling ,-.-- ....... 80
Silver, b1ying......12l Selling
The maket for Government Bonds isa lit
tie STRONGER We c,i We nrntasinrs as follows.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-05-15
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK
OF EVANSVILLE.
C.. R. BerneTEt, = Pres'f.
John ID. Roche, Cashier.

Having commenced business at its office,
corner of MAIN AND FIRST STREETS,
offers its services to the citizens of Evans
willie and its vicinity, being prepared to
carry on q legitimate SCI a
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
A Fine Chance for a Bargain.

%EH dbTEL.-Wishing to change business,
AA the proprietor offers for sale Hotel
in this city, situated on Water street, and
doing good paying business. VIII sell on
reasonable terms. For further informa-
ton, address T. o. Drawer -. lmayI3 lw
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A. G.. NoRIs. !.

Try IT! TRY TT Try Ir!-The
retail grocers of this city are giving
away samples of b. T. Rabbits cele-
brated " Labor Saving Soap" Ask
for one and try it. Manufactured at
IL to a Washington Street, New
\ ork. may143td.
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Cry RAILROAD.-Passes given to
those purchasing their goods at the
Great Wardrobe "a Main Streef,
Hawley q Smith, Projectors. Prof.
Mott will attend to all desiring to win
pass. m14-1W
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EVANSVILLE. IND. Nav Z. i

EVANSVILLE. IND, may &. ISbb.
f. g. Mursinnq, agent Great Hest
ern Dispoteh-''
SIR:-We take pleasure in stating
that our goods by your line have been
and are now coming through from the
East in unpreeedentedly quick time.
We find that rates by the Great
Western Dispatch " are as low, and
rfven low, than by any otherline, and
no extra charge for speed.
Claims of Overcharge. damage. or
loss are always settled promptly.
Morgan, Read & Co, Vautier & Marconnier.
Stockwell d Co., Bement q Viele,
l.. Kessler, Head q Menifee.
Mackey & Co., Geo. T.. Dixon.
Hudspeth, Smith & Co. wells, Kellogg a. Co,
apr9-lw And others.
Fresh Meat and Early Veget-
ables EVERY MORNING at the New
York Market; also choice Flowers
from Newitt's Garden. All orders
delivered. may7-1w
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$50 TREASURY NOTES, GOLD AND SILVER,
BANK NOTES, EXCHANGE.
Buys q. s. Certificates, Bonds, and other
Securities, and Discounts Foreign and Do
mestle PAPER; and, for the accommodation
of Mechanics and others, who have invest
ed their savings in the popular Govern
ment [ oans, il offers to receive packages of
u. :. Bonds, Interest Bearing Notes and
other Securities, on Special Deposit, free of
charge. ;iflortiiIig small holders the oppor-
tunity to avoid the insecurity and risk of
retaining illein in their own possession.
je19tf DereTs = - fsa OBJ
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STEELE & TRTRLE.

Second St., Between Chestnut and Cherry.
Evansville, Ind.
SASH, Doors, WINDOW BLINDS, DRESSED
LUMBER, BOARDS, LATHs, &C., of every de-
clfption constantly on hand. Packing
Boxes of all kinds made to order. Saving
aplS-1y.
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1T IOaIUWIII5 4uOIdUIOIIs tIIO IIOIII uIIU
office of w. j Lowry & Co., Bankers, No.
First Street:
BANKABLE FUNDS.
U. s. Treasury Notes.
National Bank Notes.
State Bank of Indiana.
State Bank of Ohio
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ADMINISTRATORS Notice.

N 80 unde1signed has bee,, al,Ici, ailssS
Administrator of the estate OF Elizabeth
Beesley late of Nanderburgh County, IN
diana deceased. said estate is supposed
TO be insolvent.
ALFRED WHITE, Administrators.
Evansville. Ind. May IA. 1866. [nayl53tw
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General Banking Business,

And to purehase and supply
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CHARLES BABCOCK.

83 81 a1
ghaeqz
IMPORTER AND DEALER ~
aa aa
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KANAWHA SALT COMPANY.
L. Rutfner, Jr.. General Agent.

ONCE No. ; NORTH WATER STREET,
(upstairs,j
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rwAvrxt. TIfE rVT.L CONTROL

TX "A EAtF HE Z EaE4 w " A Nm q L
- and management of all KAMA HA.
"a 1T shipped below the Falls OF the Ohio,
i!y, rs low in price as any salt in market.
All kandacltd Salt is in good cOoperage,
nd Is branded 9 Kanawha Salt Co..
~ J.. RUFFNER, JR.
prs I'm General Agent.
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DRUGS & CHEMIc9EElZ .
DRUG@z

HTvHE MOST COMPLETE AND naE.szxS
arranged RETAIL DRUG and tSH1e--
SCRIPTION STORE in the West il "a 81
found CORNER MAIN and 6kEg0kf1Af
STREETS, Evansville, Ind, whese ssfzzz
can find a very large assortment OF tsf1aEsss
Drugs, Patent Medicines, Toilet Arasst3E
and Perfumeries; where is also to be eonmAl1s
a fresh supply of TOLU CHEWING GSxkM4E
also PARAFFINE WAX, favored sz-fzk2-
Rose, Lemon, and Tolu.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-10-10
Public Meeting.

On Monday, October lst, public
meeting was hold inthc Court House
10 take into consideration tho best sys-
TEN to adopt in view of the new fca-
70 OF labo, nov existing in tho Dis
;tat.
}&SiAt q 2 Cook was called to the
4ii1 nd@e. III. Robertson, Esq,
~, r,eatcdsto act as Secretary.
motion, aoommittcc of five were
sIpainted to prepare business for the
meeting. That Committee consisted
ot tho following gentlemen b. T.. FL
kin, Esq, DR.. j. Wallace, Col. j..
NllecFFie, Henry Gibson, Esq. and Mr..
T.G. ,Rabb.,
The Committee reported tho follow.
ing preamble and resolutions, (cxccpt
tho 9th which was submitted by Col.
Tlhos. Tllhio9s. w. 5Woodward,) all of which
were unanimously adopted.
WHsarss, Tho present systcm of
la'eti ..nron us, involves more Sc
laonS.run$dgnonces to all classes of tho
aonB1aivy than any other, affecting
aslit sleas thn we'll being, prosperity,
Nea, ,tho6vcry lifc-giving principle of
usalls and b d
WHEs'G.,s $, Ia consideration of tho
great charges that have taken place
: :
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FOR THE HERALD.
Improvement Of Lands Economy.

1n,pro,o,,o,t 20 T1 r. III -, '..
-, ~ ooAoS'
nc S"o'ec's wh'ch' next to the Ia
Dor question: demands attention is the
Improvement OF lands TOR agriculture.
IL Is true that much OF The land, that
once contributed largely to thcwcalth
OF inc country ny It's productions, is
entirely exhausted. This, time alone
Will redeem, to attempt its immcdi-
ate lmprovenene wore. worse than
useless 1t Is TO lands That have nev-
or been SO completely robbed of
their iort;!ity but yet possess much Of
productiycnoss, and to those that have
mover been subjected TO cultivation,
chat the hand of Improvement should
be directed. f'.I
1t is the part ofwritcrs for agrieul-
tural papers to present to tho ral.lic
tno methods OF procuring and c{HnG.'
miz'ng tho best fertilizers, anQ II! 3'
,Ply'hs them to tho various soiIssai -
r., pnopor season. stage OF the crops,. &,P.
. "'s i0tI 70 'hem' II may yet be pro-
poi' ~ oo'"co'ion win the subject be-
'U,o'"s, 70 recommend the hsaving.sof
s..,. Co. su," substances as contribute to
''''',E' suc'' as all the parts OF dead
%"S' ~ "Sh0s' scep-suds and urine.
"V0ry '"rmor should have compost
""p' y. "' ie"s' oung-milis, where nil
'"o" mugs S'o''io DO deposited. 1t
''""' io"Ses' or somo such material
"'i' A''A'o WIN stable manure Or
W." ''r'''' ana s"ch as | havo men-
' ', "'o'0 o"r0i"liy collected and
'un" '''o '"c mass groat addition
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ROCK-SPRING,

Situated about four miles above Winns:
boro, and containing about COO acres, and
all necessary plantation buildings.
These places are offered thus enry be-.
cause from the failure Of tho food crop q
small grain crop may be an. important CON
sideraton to the planter Of next year. Al
though possession cannot be given until tho
1st Of January, 1867, the privilege of sew
ing grain will be allowed by present holders
of the places
JNO. BRATTON, Executor.
BYn Charleston Ncws copy once week
until day oct 1-lm
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sacll is p fact, and much value has
been thrSn away in this manner.
l4ot any no doubt it make once a
iair andhorough experiment.
IFIfin ahition to the improvements
ot PEP iahds livery non-producer that is
sgPtes woH become u producer, much
would bd ddcd to tho gross products
oi tue coftry in its time of need.
bosldo Il gain from Increased pro-
d"ction, much real advantage might
result frd economical consumption.
Inc Who'll gain Of slavery in this Sec
ton, lay b tho mode of profitable
consumptIn which it furnished. 10
balance sf want of profitable con-
sumption prmcrfy available, it is ne
c"ssary ny to cut off all the unproft-
bIc' Evdy horse fed, but not pro-
nltahly nIloycd, adds yearly $500
to sunprotablc consumption, every
~ 800 ind other Injuries together
US hiuch as both of these. Another
l'em of uprofitablc expense in the
way OF laBr and material would be
obi'atcd Y rejecting worn out lands
and cultihting less, for much less
fencing wdi1 then be necessary. The
rsopos;t;of brought up Il. tho tho Lcggisla-
tture "to kcp stock incloscd" might
1t carried INTO effect be useful in this
way, by cnlbling farmers to cultivate
good srotspf ground wherever found
without thdcxpensc Of inclosing them
erher separately or together with
large tract4untit for cultivation: Any
Legislation ending, directly or indi-
rectly, to mcouragc the industrial
classes BY promoting economy or
checking luxury, should not only
at the present., but at all times.
receive th' cordial support of all
thinking men who desire the pros
pority of the masses, which is the
prosperity 6f the country; and that,
encouraging and protecting labor and
capital alike, not fostering oncto the
dotrimont Of tho other, would receive
the supper Of all patriotic N.
- Gives.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-10-10
The Pennsylvania Elections.

To-day the elections in Pennsylya-
MIA begin, and while there will be
great excitement, if not something
worse, thcrc, tho whole country will
await with solemn pause tho result of
those elections. They involve tro-
mcndous issues, not only to us of the
South, but to the whole of the United
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Local Items.

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WV WY -.
ADAM BADEAu, A:D. C.
Judge Aldrich's Charge to tho Grand
Jury Of Riohland, r..

We ropublish so much of Judge
Aldrlch's charge to the Grand Jury of
Richlanl District as relates to the du-
ty OF colored people, to their true
friends and to vagruncy. ;,
twill be satisfaction to the colorcd
people of this place to know they
have anticipated the good advice Of
tho Judge in regard to Standing up
Tor the Improvement and respectable
ty of their race, and bringing all vio-
lators of law to justice.'
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-10-10

TIE PRESIDENT AND THE CoNsrITU.
TlONAL AMENDMENT.-The veracious
correspondent of the Baltimore Ameri-
can says Thurlow Weed, when in
Washington, received assurances that
President Johnson would come out and
urge the constitutional amendment, but
adds ''lhat no action will be taken till
after the first Of Oc'ober."
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1866-10-10

The following gentlemen arc re-
qucstcd to act as Agents for the Her
AID:
Major A. D. 1flLLiAnp--Rocky
Mount, Bosicr Parish, la.
I. 1. SLiDER-C Charleston, S. G.
Z. ). DEspoRTEs -Ridgeway, S. C.
Major WNr BELL--Monticcllo, S. G.
II. B. McMAsTER-RossviIlc, s. G.
Or. J.L. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Creek,
sc. :
DAVID ELKIN-Allston, S. G.
>. w. McCnEIGnT-Salcm Church,
s. c..