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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-31
Personal and Political.

Mn. Prentice We are happy to
announce that our reyered senior is
recovering from the severe illness
which has FRUSTRATED him for the past
week. Ills disease Inns taken d favor
able turn, and he will probably coon
be about once more.-- Lonisvitte Jour
nal, 29H. 4a alT. Tf
The Washington correspondent of
the Worcester Spy says;
The report of curious incident is
being smilingly whispered. II seems
that three members of the Cabinet
met accidentally in the Executive Of
fee the morning after the quadruple
election. They were those who have
been the most active supporters Of
:" my policy. There was n gentleman
present transaeting some business
with one Of the secretaries. Some
thing was said 10 the President, 10
which he did not then respond, but
with n lowering brow and snrly man
ner walked up and down for n few
seconds, and then abruptly Hinging n
pen down he had held in his hand,
turned on his conJreres and snapped
out in u hard, dry way: " ShamefuIly
beaten, gentlemenl shamefully beat
en- " So they are, not so much
because of complete defeat, as Of the
loss of victory sought for base and I'M
worthy ends,
The following is an interrogatory
put by Il Copperhead to Gen. Logan,
during one of his speechesiu Indiana,
and the answer; 81
Cop" A few years ago. when yon
called you Dirty Work Logan, Are
you doing the dirty work for the Re
publican party nOwY3 ysusg
Gen. Logan" Yes, sir, | am skin
ming Copperheads, and il is the dirti-
est work ! eyer done, but it has TO be
done" fe4 -"
A. J. has appointed, or Is about TO
appoint w. g, Stanberry Collector OF
Internal Revenue for the Sixth Dis,
trict Of Iowa. A paper Of that Dis
trict thus sketches his antecedents
+" He declared I'm 1861 that II he fought ou
either side iL should be- for tho South, and
who, at n aubaeuuent date, cheered for
1en. Davis In the streets Of Mason city.
lie subsequently entered the Federal SER
vice avowedly for the sole purpose of get
ting IA Qunrtermastcr'a appointment, and
na soon aa he failed Ia this he resigned aud
came home Just as the regiment got into
active lighting service. 1ie IL was who
publicly declared ha went into the service
not TO fight, but to make money"
IT appears that the Delaware Leg
islature. when the proposition came up
TO make an appropriation TO the
Gettysburg Cemetery, the remains OF
Union soldiers from that State being
buried there, the Democracy in the
Senate and House, in body opposed
the measure
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ACCORDING 10 the recent enumera
ton. New Albany IA the second city IN
tho State Of Indiana in population.
Evansville aud Terre Haute are com
peting for the third rank.
We fnd the above item ia the Gin
einnati Gasette aud Louisville journal
Of the 10Th, If these usually correct
journals had stated that il was taken
from the New Albany Ledger, which
was the case, il would do no injury "a
the position Of our city. We refer
our contemporaries TO the official fig
ures published in this mornings
JOURNAL, which ought to settle the
question.
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Led Doc FLgnres peeIde i.

We extract from the papers of New
Albany and Lafayette the following
Evansville aeta up claim to being tho
second city In the State ia population. II
her claim be- just. then New Albany IL tho
hrHt, for the city has about ave thousand
more Inhabitants than ivanavilie.-Nete
Albany Ledger.
Lafayette haa larger population than
either OF them. 80 these gentlemen need
not concern themselves about "a question
ofrank. - Lafageffe Courier.
A the issue is thus made up let us
look TO the figures The vote of New
Albany at the last election, as pub
lished in the Ledger, is 2,9l0; OF La
fayette, as published in the Courier,
3,006. The vote of Evansville, of.
fetal, IL 3,766. The number Of school
children in New Albany, for 1866, nc.
eording to the figures published in
the Commercial of that city, is 5,ll7
We have seen no publication of the
number in Lafayette. The onnmera,
ton Of Evansville, us heretofore pub,
lished, is 6,62b.
The election returns show that
Fort Wayne is next 10 Evansville
in population, and larger than New
Albany or Lafayette.
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nearly ready for the press, and will
soon be issued. Ii will be circulated
by subscription through agents.
soUTHERa Poems or THE WAR
Under this title, MuRPHY Il Co, Of
Baltimore. have published or are
about to publish, q very elegant vol
nme OF poems, which, as the dedica-
ton says, are the offspring Of South
ern hearts, sung by Southern firesides
and Southern camp.fires' The vol
ume IL edited by Miss EMILY ",
MASON.
OF tie New England authors VIC
have the following account;
AdAssfz, the great Professor, Is
rapidly putting in shape for the press
his " Travels in Brazil"
EMERSON il reading the proof-sheet
OF his new volumes Of poems 20 be
published this autumn by TioRNoR "
FIELDS. The title Of the aew book
Is May Day, aud other Pieces"
Two long poems lead off the volume.
HOMES IL busy over his new romance,
the first instalment of which will apf
pear in the January atlantic Monthly.
LoNdFELLow has finished his trans
lation Of the Divine Comedy, and is
still preparing the notes aud illustrn.
tions. The whole work will appear
in few months, probably. His
Flower dc Luce IL in the bindery
LOWELL has at last completed the
Second Series Of Biglow Papers" =
aud having added most qiquant in
PRODUCTION Of some hundred pages TO
the volume, he IL now writing a story
in verse for the Atlantic Monthly.
MRs. JULIA WARD HOWE il deep
in " Fate, Freewill, and Forek nowl.
edge, probably for tho benefit Of the
readers Of the Christiaa Examiner or
her new Magazine.
GARRISON, still far from being in
robust health, works away daily at
his " History of the Amt. Slavery
Movement ia America.
William Swinton. author of Cam
paigns Of the Army Of the Potomae,'
is writing n history Of the twelve great
battles Of the war, and talking about
starting a newspaper.
| Artemus Ward gets SIS letter
from Punch.
Mr.. Hepworth Dixon. editor Of the
London AtheaGHna, aud man Of let
tera Of considerable ability, recently
arrived IN this country, together with
Mr.. Lippineott, the Philadelphia pub
Usher, whose guest he now IL. Mr.
Dixon is not one of those who earned
the gratitude of the North for his
sympathy during the late war, and the
coufse of his journal on the Amrri-
can question has not been such MS ID
command respect.
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TAKE the papers.

We commend the following timely
article from the New Albany Ledger
TO the attention of our readers:
Some people may think that because the
elections are over, that there is nothing
else OF neutrality-suspicious. TO Justify them
IN taking paper. such Is not tile case.
More important events In which every cit.
izen IN peculiarly Interested, are about 10
tranapire Congress meets IN II few weeks
and its dellherntiona alone should en-
gage the attention of every American. In
IA short time the General Assembly of In
diana convenea. and what citizen OF this
State IL not interested In It's legialation7
Important questions viii be- acted upon
Ia the State Legislature. Tho election OF
n United States senator, oyer which there
will be bitter contest, the election OF
State Printer. tho adoption of the consti-
tutionai Amendment, and large amount
of legislation Will engage the next General
Assembly, and nil the papers with inter-
esting and important news. Besides the
National. and our own State Legislature,
nearly NIL the Legislatures In the different
States OF the Union will bo In session
this winter. In addition TO all this, a ter
rife war IN In progress In South America
Mexico is atili heaving in the throos OF rev.
olution; Europe sleeps upon n volcano
that may convulAe tbs continent at any
time; and nil over our land can be heard
muttorings of discomfort that may lead 20
disastrous results.
Now ia tho time you need paper that
will spread before you every day succinet
and correct statement of the momentous
events of the day. II you take n paper
don't think OF disseminating IL. II you do
not take one, by all means subscribe for H.
ut once. Don't walt for tho meetings OF
Congress and the state Legislatures. IL
will pay now. You want TO know the re-
suit OF the important elections In New
York, New Jersey, Maryland, Michigan,
Wisconsin, Illinois and Missouri, which
take place enrly next month.
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legal Matters.

IMPORTANT 10 THE BAR.-Mesers.
ROBERT CLARKE & Co, Of Cincin-
natl, announce In another column the
publication Of two new Indiana Law
Books, that have been in course Of
preparation for some time, and which
no doubt viii be welcomed by the
profession in our State. Messrs.
CLARKE T. Co, in addition to their
large stock Of general literary publ
cations, are making a specially Of the
publication and sale of Law Books,
and our legal readers will find their
catalogue In this department large and
complete.
The case Of the Bedford Bank u.
Harbes0n was decided in the Craw-
ford County Common Pleas Court ia
the banks favor, on Thursday; YER
dict for s3, 100. Harbeson had signed
blank piece Of paper, which he al
legged was presented him, with the
representation that il was 70 be filled
up al letter Of Recommendation OF
introduction 10 some gentleman in
Evansville. 1t was, however, filled
up with bill Of exchange for w, 800
of which he was made the drawer
Cobb, Of Bedford. appeared for the
bank, and Judge DeBruler, Of Rock
port, for Ijarbeson,g The case will be
appealed, -7Neio Albany Copsmerefa''
JUDdE McDoNALp has determined
to open the Circuit Court Of the
United States for the Indianapolis
District. at the time fixed for the No
yenber term, and to proceed TO bust
ness as usual, Chief Justice CHASE
having given II AZ his opinion chat the
District Judges can hold Circuit
Courts notwithstanding the failure Ia
assign circuits to the Supreme Judges.
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ShariRs Sale

pH VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION
- issued out OF The Office of the CLERK OF
thc court OF Common Pleas of Wander
hurgh County, Indiana, In favor of Robert
viii, on
WEDNESDAY, the aist day OF October. 1865,
~ 10 o'clock, A. NJ, on the premises. la
Oak Hin Cemetery, offer for sale the fol-
lowing property, TO Wit eighteen acres,
more or less, of standing corn, five acres,
more or less. OF potatoes, Irish forty BUSH
els of sweet potatoes; two acres of turnips,
more or less: also the leasehold Of two
separate tracts of land, twenty-five and
twenty-five acres each, for the term OF ono
and three years.
ALEXANDER DARLING,
oct 80 dit 3. V. g.
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County Printing and IsIndlng.

The Journal Company is prepared
TO execute orders for all kinds Of
blank book work and legal blanks of
every description. County, city and
town officers, Justices and lawyers, in
Southern Indiana and Illinois, and
Western Kentucky, can be supplied
at our Office with promptness, and the
work is guaranteed TO be equal to any
in the West.
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Noilce 10 AdYerlIaers.

Our business readers will see that
VIC have transferred our Local No
tices" to tho eighth page. We have
done this In order to bring them more
prominently before the city reader,
and thus enhance their value. The
eighth page will hereafter be devoted
exclusively 10 City News, Local No
ticeH, aud Special Notices. No adj
refreshments Of any other character
will be placed on that page except
such as are charged for at extra rates.
Ia this way the Local Notices become
Of much more value. and will be more
generally read. IL is favorite method
Of advertising In other cities, and we
doubt not will be fully appreciated by
our patrons. Special rates for long
periods can be made by application at
our Office,
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An Important Item.

We call the attention Of merchants,
advertisers, and the public to the fact
that tho returns in the Office Of
the United States Assessor show
that the EVANSVILLE JOURNAL
Company did SEVENTY. FOUR
PER CENT. Of the entire taxable
Printing and Binding business Of the
city for the year 1865.
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The Evansville Courier il out In OPP
position to a Registry Law. OF course.
II would not DO consistent If il did
not oppose IL, as II does everything
else that IL honest. 1t laments " that
any Democratic newspaper in the State
Of Indiana should urge its adoption
and reads the New Albany Ledaer a
lecture abous la indiscretion IN the
matter. II says:
without exception these registry laws
are the most infamous attempts ut exelu-
sion OF poor men from the polls that have
ever been attempted Ia any Democratic
country. We cannot see what there ia In a
registry law TO commend 10 20 Demoorata
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fed with Jingle. Still We may be mis-
taken in all this, aud may therefore
occasionally do injustice 10 the young
aepiranfs who favor us with their com
positions. In such cases we humbly
beg pardon and ask them TO believe il
n more from a lack Of music in our
soul than any desire 10 be disobliging.
~ Wagze Gdzette. satff fu
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Postoflce Orders for Remittances.

AWssVh1p WeMSA@ AW h1AAAAh"h@11@
The money order system of the
Poatofficc Department IL frequently
overlooked as means of making re-
mittanees. It's utility and cheapnese
is we'll illustrated by the following,
from n recent New York journal;
A clerk OF one of the business houses OF
this city was sent out recently 20 inquire
the price of draft of "a 400 on California.
Ito aseertained that IL would be three per
cent, or ai4i, Ills principal directed him
20 go 10 n well.itnown banker, 90 see II bet,
tor rates could not be obtained. The clerk,
installing the name given him. called on
Postmaster Kelley, and was informed that
hia money could he sent by Poston1ee or.
dera for ga. This was an unexpected con-
dition of affairs; money orders had not
been thought Oft bat after due eonsidera-
tion the sum IL WINS proposed 10 send TO
California was forwarded by means OF
these orders. The rate was just ons-half OF
ono per cent.
The postal money order system
seems to be advancing 10 popularity
every day, When started, il was a
novelty to our people, aud although
the utility Of the idea WINS acknow-
lodged, still all were unaequainted
with the forms, aud many were slow
TO learn. Another obstacle TO wide
success of tho system, was the fact
that the number of Offices from which
orders could be sent WINS very small.
Last year there was n considerable in
crease In these Offices, and the results
have been proportionate. This year,
the amount Of money sent through
the Postofliee in money orders is four
millions Of dollars, against one mil
lion three hundred thousand dollars
sent the former year. This increase
shows that the people are beginning
to understand aud appreciate the
benefits Of the system. There i
every reason TO believe that before
many years the business Of this branch
OF the Postoiliee will be immense.
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literary Intelilrenre-

The following list of lecturers is
published in the New Albany Com.
nercidt for the Winter course in that
city Rev. o. II. TIFFANY -" Ele-
ments Of Success" JAMES Il. Mum
pocu -" Readings; Hamlet; sheri.
dau's Ride" RALpu WALDO EMrR-
SON --" American Culture - Hon.
Horace GREELEY" Practical Edu-
cation" Prof. ANsoN j, UpsoN-
American Life from tho Inner
Side;" Bishop THOMAS S. CLARK
1.-THE Laws of Human Progress; "
THEODORE TtGToN THE Corner
Stone of Reconstruction - HENRY
VINCENT (of EnglandD -" Rise and
Progress of the Liberal Party in Eng.
land, from 1915 to 1866" Rev, w. H.
MfLBuRN--" Aaron Burr.
Gen BAsiL w DUKES history OF
Gen. JonN II MoRoAN's command il
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the Journnl Abroad.

Our citizens who are absent from
the city aud want 10 500 tho DAILY
JOURNAL, will find ID regularly on file
In Cincinnati NJ the Mercantile Libra
& ny, In Chicago At tho Board Of Trade
Rooms, Ia st. Louis At the Mercan-
tile Library and in indianapolis at
the Bates House.
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THE papers of Cincinnati are 81
lent us to cholera prevailing to an
alarming extent in the city, but corr
respondent of the Democrat says the
mortality for the last week has been
great, aud in tie healthiest parts of
that city and amongst the better
classes, aud that hundreds of people
are leaving the city in consequence
Louisville Journal, 18Th.
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TOR E-sTEAM BRICK MA
- CHINE, BRICK YARD. &c.--W We now
offer for sale, 10 close the concern one
"Chailenge" Brick Machine, making
10000 brick per day, with the stcnm En-
CINE, Mules, 2 Wagons. Carts, Trucks,
4 WhcelbarrowA, Sheds, Wood. etc. etc,
comprising everything necessary for
weli-mnuagcd Brick Yard. Also, ihc lease
OF the promises. 70 expire In Two years
can be renewed ~ that tune. An album
dnnt supply OF the very beet Clny. II not
sold a. pfivntc sale before tbc lJll duy OF
November next, the above viii that day
be sold NJ auction. Apply To A. Refs, OF 10
=. Il. Gilbert q 20.
oc20 d till novlb
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Latch Published.

Ilicneil's Indiana Civil Practice. 50 90.
20 co.
sheep, VI 7b.
Matthew'S Law OF Pnrtnefhhip. Sloth,
81 u; sheep, 81 30.
Cnruthern'a History of n Lawsuit. $40 co.
Forms for obtaining the Additional
The late Acts OF Congress, per quife, VI %.
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Second Edition Mo,o Readn

DAVIs's DIGEST INDIANA REPORTS.
"A Digest OF the Decisions Of the Gu
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cofnptising the cases In the eight vol
nmes OF Bincltford, and the fret sixteen
volumes OF Indiana Reports; together
with the Revised Statues OF the state, as
Hood. by Edward Davis, LID. One
vol. royal hvo. Price az 90.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
sA q A44 & 81 fFsAWIW
New Indiana Law Books,
JUST PUBLISHED BY
7eif 0f1 tHf slfi 4gs
ROBERT CLARKE Il co,
Cincinnati.

BICKNELLiB CRIMINAL PRACTICE
Tie FFactlca OF the superior Courts Of
The State Of Indiana Ia criminal Cases.
By George a. Bickneli, LID, Judge Of
tflaSecofd Judicial Circnit, and Professor
Of Law ia the State University author
OF "fndinna Civil Practice" One vol.
royal $40. Price 90 90.
The nature ~ crime md punishment,
and crifhinai fesponafbiiity, the extent
aud essentiaisl Of criminal Jurisdiction,
and tie manner IN which prosecutions
are commenced, by indictment and by In
formation, nre particularly set forth; all
the proceedings general and special, In
criminal cases, are fully slated, including
the practice ia appeals 20 the supreme
Court, and the principal feionies known
20 the law OF Indiana, are separately con-
sidsred, and forms OF Indictment are given
for each, and other necessary forms are
given In the course OF the work.
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FOR SALE.


A TwO-sTORY BRICK HOUSE,
IA containing seven rooms and Kitchen,
Situated on Sixth Street, between Walnut
and Chestnut.
Also
My interest In the Paper Store OF $. n
Decker ~ Co.
And
pair OF Family Carriage Horses and
Rockaway Carriage.
For particulars, apply 20 ...,
i. N. DOCK iR,
ilscp itf No. ~ south First Street.
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BLACKFORD's ESTATE.
Positive Sale Of
VALUABLE LOTS AT AUCTION.

ON THURSDAY. DECEMBER 18Th,
~ 1896, Mt z o'clock, Will be sold at public
auction, at tho courL-houac In Evansville,
the following FfItsT-cLAss PROPERTY,
20 witt
Lot No /. Old Pian, Water Street. corner
Chestnut Street.
Lots Nos. aud \, Upper Enlargement.
Water Street, corner Oak Street.
Lots Nos. ~ and iJ, Upper Enlargement,
Water street, corner Mulberry Street.
Lot No. IL, Upper Enlargement, Water
street, near Gum.
Lot No. N, Upper Enlargement, First
Street, adjoining Or. HnllockH.
Lot No. 10, Upper Enlargement, First
street, corner Mulberry Street.
Lots Nos. 81 and 81, Upper Enlargement,
First Street, corner Gum.
Lot No. 90. Upper lafgemeut, Second
street, corner Gum.
Lots Nos. IS aud 80, Upper Enlargement,
Second Street, between Mulberry aud Gum.
Lot No. 40, Upper Enlargement, Second
Street.
Fractional Lot No. n, Upper Enlarge
ment. Water Street, adjoining Altering n
BrOmmiihaus,
These lots are rs by $50 feet, and the most
desirable In the city for residences
Parties desiring 10 purchase can buy at
private sale Mt any time before the auction.
Terms-One-third cash balance Ia one
and two years, with interest and mortgage.
oe23 dim (M,W,FD third street,
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NOTICE.
To all Lovers Of Good Meat.

TvlEE UNDERsIGNED RESPECT
fully take the liberty Of announcing
TO the citizens OF Evansville and surround
Ing country, and our customers generally,
TINT we will reopen our Meat shop, at
our oid gtnnd No. - Locust Street, be-
tween First ana Second, on Monday morn
ing october 18th, 1896.
Ne are generally known AZ having the
RESr MEATS Ia the market, and we are
always trying 10 please young and old
oc21 div NJ. COhN ".
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DEMOCRATS who can enjoy II should
road tho Joke on Mr.. JONES, on the
second page. Democrats hereabouta
who are looking after the PoetofIice,
and other crumbs from ANDY's table,
may get an idea from IL.
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Notice of Order TO Widen and Ex-
tend Front or Water Street, below
Ieet Street.

NYoTLCE ~ HEREBY GIVEN
IN that the Common Council Of the
cIty OF Evansville. AT ita session on the I'D
flny of October, 1895, passed an order 10
widen and extend Frort or Water street,
below Leet Street, Of the city of Evans
willie, ia the following manner, VIZ:
The upper or northeast line OF eald street
To commence Mt the corner OF Lot No. 4, In
the Lower Enlargement, being the corner
OF Water and Leet Streets, and running
thence northwestwnrdiy To n point ON the
southeast side of doodacll Street, ffty-ninc
and half (6DEl feet northeast OF the pres
ent line of said Front or Water Street, as
shown on the map ana thence by n
straight line In the saline direction until 10
intersects the north line OF said Front
street ut II point thirty-two t32) feet west
ward OF the west side ur the alley running
through Block No. 100. Lamasco, aud the
lower or southwestern line of said street 10
be eighty (s0l feet distant from said first-
described line, and parallel thereto; maxi
Ing said street of the width OF eighty ts0)
feet.
All persons owning or claiming real es-
tate adjoining or nbuttinR upon said street
ns proposed To bo widened and extended
aud feeling themselves aRgrieved by said
order, may have redress by making np-
plicntion TO said Council within six weeks
from tha publication of this order.
by order OF Tire Council.
A. M. McGRiFF, Clerk.
CITY Clerks Office, October 90th, 1886.
ocaO dow fI.
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TyOR sALE-The undersigned Will sell
Il ut private sale his hue Two story frame
residence OF 1--WE rooms, summer sitchcn,
also wood aud stable house attached, Two
good cistcrnH, Mi in complete order win
modern improvements lot nfty ny one
hundred nud ten feet, situated on Fulton
Avenue, Ltlmnsco. Addrss
octl-3n GEO. WOLFLIN, Mt vernon.
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RomoYaI rrom ONCE.

Our readers will remember that
about two months ago we published
letter written by Mr., HEMENwAY,
the Postmaster 81 Boonvillo, TO the
Chairman 0f the JOHNSON National