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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-04
The Loyal Men OF the south and the
gA Coming Elections,

General \, A, HuRLnUT,N ofN BelA.
dore, Illinois, gives Publication to the
following extract from o private lot.
tor from loyal man, (formory sol.
der infthe Union army now III cen.
tral Louisiana, which shows tho deep
interest tho loyal mon OF tho South
feel Ia tho result Of -the-eoming cleo
tiona In the North Southern Union
men look 10 these elections a. deter
mining their fate, Just as they looked
to thcafesult Of the war a. 4Iatermin,
Ing their fate two years ago, Upon
an Overwhelming triumph Of the peo-
pie aud Congress over Executive stu
pMltSor lreesherys denepls THO safety
OF all those ia tho South who have
stood faithful TO the Union during tho
late civil conflict, What true friend
ofhie eountry can hesitate ia deciding
what h his duty uuder audh oireum-
atancea2 "" 'f'hhdN
General nupLuur's correspondent
/ sRyF,, .i.,.......
| l.t. .ft.l. fH fsf tN
IN viii DO hard time for Narthafn mpn
down here u you iat the Fall elections 40
against Congress The eyes ofhoth nartinA
are turned UPWARDS the North. and neither
can conceal their anxiety as 60 tile result d.
! II the Maine election IL the key note. then
bring ont the star Apanaied Hammer.
aud u viii meet with auch a reception aa
viii aatoniHh These people who believe
they are 80 pawernti ~ home, Alive wiAh
| 10 iSn NV II whether treason or loyalty Ia Ia
he hon ered and rewarded by The great
American people, and sou will ace u great
party Apdng up here who wiii be IN sym
pathy with aud work Ia harmony With
the lllepublican party Of ths North bat IL
IL useless 20 expect men 20 organize u party
when their peraonH are Ia oonstent danger,
al hope aud pray you may succeed, and
this fnnl aplrit he rehuked that would pull
down our hrightest names -nnt our noble
hiatoty. and elevate Ia their place tho he.
faes ef wrong, aud the reeords Of treason.
owork on aud give as what we fought Ia
obtaih 1.-The right % live wherever the
American nag roata. and freely proclaim
! our political principles"
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-04
seizure 0g Arms.

II is stated tliat The United States mile
tary authorities at -, Louis, having asesf-
tanned that the radical uogeFnef Fletcher
was about shipping q large amount Of
arms 90 gaFi6Hs points ia the state, pros
oeeded TO, ana did, seize tiis sa noe ana eohs
vsyed them % liie United sfat4s arsenal
at that place. causas Fitst, tbay Wsfe
United States arms Thai the stats antiioriy
ties had failed 70 turn over, a. ttlss should
have done, Second, they were neatly boz.
cd and directed, aud about % DO sent 10
differsBt localities 20 the dayernoris
tfiends, 10 enable fhsfn ~ ea.;troi the alp.
pfoaehiBg election Ia that state. f'his is
another e4efgpii1eati6n ~ tbe radical
pfsdiisefton for The law Of Joreq IN Props
gatipg Ideas aud NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Herald.
4 If this be true. what becomes Of all
the talk about State Rights? Are
the Governors Of the different States
10 have no control over their own mi,
lida2 Gov. FLKrouEh Is not going
TO do anything unlawful, but he will
maintain the dignity and rights Of his
State, President JoarsbN can rest
assured of that fact, .U
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-04
MaNc tIle FlRbtfor I,eI,ruler.

K. "a all "a
u appears ~ DO . greater triumph
than We can bear, to achieve the Fa4
dsmption ofthis Congressional District
from Copperbead MISREPRESENTATION
Bpt II certainly Is ID tho power
Of the uaIon party TO DO
IA, If we only improve the
opportunity now presented 20 us. We
do moi want 30 affect the vote for our
County officers aud candidates for tba
Legislature, for they are all important
TO as But Without injury 70 them,
much good can be done by a persist
ant aud determined fight for DERnU4
LEh, The record Of NfnLAeK y treas-
on ID 50 plain that any candid man
can soc II. There IA nothing whatsv.
or 10 attract any 10 his support. There
ID 40 enthusiasm for him 10 the can.
vass. lie falls like a dead weight on
the party and the people. We are
sure that among our business men,
our mechanics, and the people ef all
classes, votes enough eau be made for
DEljntLna TO elect him. rherefore.
we say keep the Congressional race
etehdlly ~ view, aud make 4 vote for
pEHRgtEn wherever you can. .lf.sf
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-04

e SonnIeRa, IL you are NJ all in doubt
how you ought TO vote at this eleo.
on, take your old Springfield rifle aud
Y Il how you voted with II whom you
We 6ghting tho rebels, II made no
make thop, II you follow the OK.
am II 500 yoa when In your hands,
se"an make no mistake now, If
you 70 the Union ticket you will
vote .ainat tho rebels, for they are
praylhor is defeat. ''' NV "
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E0rehnding lhe ResuIl.
The Now York HeroM Of the 27tl

The New York HeroM Of the 9th
Instant says
1--WE call the attention 81 our political
leaders 10 the letter FROM our correspond
ent ~ Ohio upon ths aspect ~ politics ia
that state, The writer Is a gentleman ~
Judgment. shd his conclusions are the re-
suits ~ careful ana ladiel0as iRgestiga3
tioB, ~ apDsAfs lb8t not only ths State ~
Ohio, bat Tie sil4fe West, win go for the
Republicans al the coming election by
largely iDefsassd thajoiifies, There Is no
use f9f The p4naef8ts ~ keep 40 The tight
any longer, fhsy are already whipped,
aBd had better Bafy The tbHabawk with
out further talk Th4k VIII eaFfy this city
~ be suFs, iygit by decreased majority,
and ~ That viii enable them ~ accom-
piish mai, VIII be through tbe Instrument
tally 9f, atd eFsed for. ,fHbiie piuBdey.'' Z
\ A Washington dispatch also says
that there Is great eonsternation ~
tho White House oyer the political
situation, Many who have hereto,
fore been Aa6gulBe eo1eefniog the
success Of The conservative move,
ment, freely admit that utter defeat Il
in store for them. The President Il
petalant, and his whole bearing Is
that Of man who feels his case 10
be desperate, Many Of his strongest
supporters arc advising him to abaDf
don his position, and fee0goise the
popular feeling already SO plainly
seen
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A Word 10 County ana Township
Committees.

I
WEI a committees, 4la
We desire 10 call your attention 10
The necessity ~ increased vigilance
and activity, on tlis part o. yourselves,
and all working Union men, There
can be 40 doubt, from all the ibdiaas
items every side. thatour victory is
assured md that nest Tuesday will
witness The defeat OF the Copper
heads by Do overwhelming majority,
But lhefa Is danger Of too much con
iidenee, and oil must work with IN
Stacking 'kdalh III ltAls District we
have great oeeasiep 10 work, from the
fact that fliefs Is every prospect Of
eleejngp loyal Cqggfesslqe'1, and as
the contest Vim be close, We must bring
out every vote, Ha
We make the following suggestions,
which lliA very IMPORTANT that you
carry out fully
n Aee fiiht fths Union party, IA
represented (As per aefeemanD on
every election board. seledt Que or
your shafpest and MOST active men
We want 40 sleepy, indifferent onesa
z, Appoint at.enee a good working
liallying Committee, whose duty II
shall be 10 look over 6aeh precinct.
ward, OF district, make arrangements
TO have every Union voter al the
polls, aud take measures TO prevent
any importation OF frauds
Is. Let every ballet-boK be exam,
ined on the mernlng Of the election,
before vote 10 cast.
4. Letan efficient Challenging Com.
mittse be appointed TO stand At the
polls, from the opening until closed,
10 challenge every man Offering 10
east d ballot not known Ia be a legal
voter, ADD wben challenged, 10 Insist
that he be pr ~ aHaipet under oafh rs
70 his qualifications according to the
8, When the polls. efe closed, do
not permit tho ballot boa to be taken
away before counting, unless ono
trustworthy Union man BIO always
present with II.
o. IF possible have tho ballots
counted tho evening of the
eleotioa DO mot put ID on I'LL tho
next day, Sec that tho votes are cor.
reotly read and recorded.
z Eshort al your Union voters 10
be ~ the polls early, andfFork during
tho entire day
D. Make ample arrangements to get
the sick, the, lnarm, the aged. and tho
helpless % toe. polls, 80"
., At two o'oloek, \, M,, OF election
day. maksa liss Of all tho slJnion mon
who are absent, and al once send out
and rally ~ tho polls. all ahseniess,ff
10, Get The Nellyihg rammitleea TO
SEQ each Union Voter III their District
On the day before the election, aud
give them two tickets, requesting
him 10 vote one and get his neighbor
70 vote the other. y N AAl
Finally lot every honorable means
aud effort BIO reaorted TO, 10 order 70
secure every vote for the Union ticket
possible, aud to prevent the Hpme
from being overwhelmed by q tfudu-
lent and manufactured vote.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-04
WnY nhould ILuNKnNnFIMEn OK.


Why should IusKENnRiMER ex.
poet Union men TO vote for him2 II
II because he ID a better Union man
than COL HnEtNLAaDEn2 ESQ, Why
did he not go into the army, ps Col.
KnEfSLANDEa did, and fight for his
country aud shed his blood on the
bhttle6eld2 No. lIe preferred rather
10 stay Ut home, and keep hp that fro
10 the rear which did so much TO en.
courage the rebels and diaheartep our
brave soldiers. Ile chose rather to
stay nj home aud vote for such mot
another map or dollar patriots ae
NinIAeie, aud curse soldiers for yot,
ing against him. oIuaa4i I
II he better qualified for the Office
than Col R1FiNIANbEH2 The voters
oil Vanderhprgh County decided that
question ngainat him once and have
hnd no oeoaaion 10 regret their deci-
sion. Col, RdEiNtANDEa has shown
himself to bo a. competent aud firth
full ollieer,and has discharged his duties
TO the satisfaction Of all tax payers.
lie Ii honeAt, competent, aud reapon-
Aiblo We say, then, TO, LpNgENnEt-
Mta, go TO your Copperhead hiehds,
whom yod asked 10 hominaleyou at
their Convention, To them you pluat
look for your votes, No true Union
man AT this election can think ofNot-
log fora Copperhead against q faith
fiIl mud deserving soldier, pn'
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-04

Wa give on tho iiith page detailed
statements from correspondents IN
some Of the adjoining counties about
the crop, and extracts from exchanges
Huebt Intelligence - Of interest 10 our
hnaIneAA mon a. well as farmers.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-04

We again publish the law Of Con-
greHH depriyIng deaeftera and draft
Hneaka from voting. Cat IA out, Rai.
lying aud Challenging Committees.
Aiist Of al deaettera from the draft
aud tho array has been sent 70 all tho
eountlea, There are some Of these
precious patriots Ia every precinct.
The Union men are watching them,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-04

IF you would place the ballot IN the
hands Of fbs iadfdgref FoHiiFsr, tie
pirate sgNags. and the traitor Jgr.
rgas6s DAVIS, and would have each
Of their votes count for as much as
twg audsaslwlf NJ amy tlpioW @bnrv
left 70 vote II you would have red
handed rebels take their seats in
Congress and rule the land as Of old
through The Democratic party II you
would defile the sacred blood o. three
hundred tbousand dead loyal soldiers
=svote for NisLAeKy !. and repudiate
Congress and the Constitutional
AmendmehL. -.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-04

FELLOW olTlaENa, remember that
thia IL tho last week 10 prepare for tho
election, Let no man be idle, Talk
to your neshbors aud urge them 10
work and vote for tho cauhe you and
our soldiers won In times that tried
mon Il souls. aa pt,5a fisli,'g -, iaai
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-04
Got His "nread and Ilutter.v

John Pitcher the independent
johnson candidate for Congress IN
the First Congressional District Of
this State, has bsen appointed by the
President Collector Of Internal Rev
enue for that District. The dieorgan-
izer has got his tJay before election,
even. Mdianapolis GnSetfe.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-04

Pulpit Talent, BY Horace BUSHNELL
The Council OF Nice, bgPIiiiip Schaf;
Desmodia, by Mary Il. Atkinson;
The Campagn4 Of Rome, by Bessie
isaParkes; THO Hietory and Dignity
Of Apples, by tjawafd Spencer; Amer
lean Artists, William Bradford, VIII
liam Morris aiHat, BY II. T. Tucker
man Verona, Nantpa and Virgiliana,
By Gilbert liAyeny The Religious
Drama IN the ljayarian Highlands, by
Professor Ten Brock; The Hour Of
iiFsises by IL V.4T., Of L9sdon;
WhepR by George Cooper; Jane Cur
ley's .Tstory, by Elizabeth Stuart
PhelDs5 Saul asd Jssue, by DR.. ETeets,
Of Utrecht; The German Burns, by
iienH Hafbaugb; The Wife's Ambi-
ton, by Mrs. II. 10 Potwin, and Ho.
mer, by Isabella McFarlape.
-
EVERY sAfuRDkY comes 20 US
regularly, aud, IL always full Of inter
esting. teleetions.
-
D. -
WiLJtGs' sPfAT or THE TMgs, for
last week, has.an excellent article on
the English Liberals on American
Politics, and isotherwise attraetfye.~
- -
Tlfg TgRT, DELp AND BARsf1paif
tains,ils interest With sporting readepk.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-04

In you would have. the negroes
overrun the Northern States, show
your dlaapproval Of the Constitution
al Amendment, which eeeurea their
lives, liberty and property n the
South, aud YOU may have them leave
the South IN aNbods.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-04

ALI who we're drafted aud got inad
because they were snaked' into tho
ranks with the LINCOLN hirelinga, y
will vote for NinLAaN, II they got a
chance, We warn tho challenging
committees to DO on the lookout for
all such. eA .t 3t
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-04

EyRaY man who gotta ono lasgafd
Union voter out on tue day Of olec.
ton will accomplish aa much for hiA
country an che iile.eloser docs for a
battle who drives a airaggler into
nAtinn HalW Nihh tna fuaf .fpt
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LOST.

" OsT 70 CKET. HOOK ON Friday
Fourth street, between sycamore aud
Vine, or Ia that Vicinity, black Pocket
nooh, The owner In soldiers widow. aud
asthe pocket hook contains little OF value
10 any except the over, the finder Will con-
fer q ayor by leaving Il at this nfiice.
oc9 dat
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-04

TnH Cincinnati Times says, pre-.
minent Democratic politician of that
city, admits that EdattsfoN will be
elected in the First District by 600
naiority
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-04

TuE man who prevents an illegal
voter from casting a ballot diserma
aud oeptnros ano Of The reinforce
inenta Of the enemy, ,NANN}oSAlC
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-04

liEAD the epiteme Of modern De
moeraey on the second page also the
reasons Of wounded soldier why be
was removed from Office by tho Pfesi.
dent, iaA fHef
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Altenllon.

There will be an important meeting
this evening NJ the Union Club Room,
A good attendance h desired.
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nememher

That .WitLtAm y. NIetAcK II 10
favor OF giving one white inan ii
South Carolina as mueh power as two
and a half white men IN Indiana
That Il bis idea Of white mans
gogernmentlf That Il lbc was. he
proposes 10 make treason odionsll
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FOR SALE.

TNOu sAIE 4frha aufi,iersigi ~ viii sell
II ~ private sale iiis fiae Two story hpnio
residences, Of fiVe rooms, hufhfnsff ttchefis
nis1 who'd ANA Atabas i4ollfss attached twD
gsbHa cfatqfiih, oil ~ eotliitiofc order Win
iuodei1i futhros tmcnthi los nny by one
hhhdtud Abdt ton feet situated on Fulton
Avenue, fninhacij. aiNthiftssL fn Htinp.fi
ootl-ain GEO. WoLFLtN, NJ. Vernon
TNOR sAI.E7 v9iHpictc ssfof q1nntr's
* to6ls, WIN sdtfHfa shenrn aud rollers
Inquire OF y ( w. W! HifANNoNt 90
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We commence the publication of
an interesting story ontlte sixth page,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-04

VKyM. r. l'AGE. EsQ., OfFEnS FOt
wv sails hiA residence la the city or
This nroherts 460ahiata 0f a lhrg6 mud
weli-nrtanged dwnllihEshouse. teu Nhlu-
able lots, we'll set inffuN aud shade trees,
with all tite eDii3enleheesr9l a pl"hHhnt
home.
Thiapfopafty VIII he SOLO ehohp, anu on
tarIna 10 atIit the purchaser, ~
SHACK LEFOnD a HOftNBHnOK.
nu2S ar Real Estate Agantn.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-04

A budget Of Miscellany will b
found Oh the third page.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-04

ilTns GALAxk. October Lax. New
York; w. @. & y. +. Church.
Contents; The ClayeriDgs, con
tinaed with an Illustration by An.
thony Tfollope)i BY Moonlight;
Views Qfs Mormondom, bya Mormon
Elder Ancient aud Modern Cooking;
Miss, q Martin aud Miss Weir; The
Ascent Of Mount Rosa Italy; Arch
Lowell, by Mrs. Edwards, oontin-
ued; The character Of Petrnrch The
Extravaganza Of the French Court;
Down IN Chime; Live Metaphors;
A Few Notes for Young Pianist;
Nebluae.
IL This deserycdly popular Magazine
IL fast gaining in public favor, and the
number now before rs yill go far to.
wards sustaining its reputation.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-04

siaOua YouNo ltoLKs. This maya
zipe IL tho delight ofall the Juveniles,
,hna Il the best reading thet can be
gigepa.thcmq The, October number
contains The -Four Seasons, by Iu-
oretia P1iilale, An lOtt6ber Lullaby;
The Quicksilver Nine Of New Al
madu, by Lucy 81. John; Helf-hours
with Father Brighthopos, by j. T.
Trowbridge; A Summer in Leslie
Goldthwait'p Life, by the author Of
" Faith Gartpey's Girlhood;" The
Rabbits aud the Foxes, by Charlotte
Kingsley Cbanter; The Veteran
Eagle, by Maria - Cummins; Among
the Studios, by T.oB. Aldrich; Little
Pussy Willow, by Harriet Beqcher
Stowe; Nutting Song, by Emily
Huntington Miller Aaoat in the
Forest, by Wayne Reid yand Round
tho Evening Lamp. iU aea,<
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Unlaa Meetings In yanderbnrgh
County ~

viii be held al che following places aud
times, There will DO nped speasiag 30
English and aefiiiaBs TIE Crescent fitg
Hand viii be aa hand te furnish music.
aud there viii be fifewafksi
Tbs pubic GENERALLY are respectfully inr
vitad 90 attand, bai0a men will please
skert themselves % get out large audit
eaees The meetigas win eefamenee ~ 2
nuHGRHAhnT'a school HOUSE,
Knight Tewnsiip, fbuFAdasl eYeniHR, %
tsnef itb, HelIelHb4Hf IfII
WiLLfAMsohis WAREHOUSE, paian
Township, Thursday egening, October itb,
otMsfisAD'a school House, Center
Township, Friday evening, October eth Il
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rhn llnrAll0n Aintnd.

The question before tho people Ia
'ohefher goa phaR reeeastrHet ne reLsls,
~ nhether hey shall reeouairuet non.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-04

Hours AT HOME, The following
IL the table Of contents of the October
number Of this popular periodical :
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-04


1'nE ATLANTIC monthly, for Dc.
tober Boston. Ticknor Il Fields. j.
II contains Farmer Hills Diary. a
charming story, by Mrs. Dinz y val
liable historical sketch Of the Norman
Conquest, by O. G. liazwell; an inge-
NOUS and interesting presentation Of
Various Aspects Of the Woman Qpes-
ton !, The, ,Usurpation,, q candid and
foreiblo statement Of the political sit.
uation, by Congressman Boutwell, a
thoughtful article on the Darwinian
Theory q fine criticism 81 the Novels
Of George Eliot a poem on an Indian
subject. by 7, j, Aldriehj The Pas
sages from Hawthorne's Note; Books,
give additional gimpses Of his life ut
Concord tfheAd, ana othakattractiye
.6rtipbs, mike this numbers Of fhe A.
iantle Monthly one Of great'yalue. q
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FOR RENT.

WgOm mKnT -FAftM- One OF tho best
N FARMS IN NanderbufRh County, eon-
taining about 40 acres IN cultivation, with
comfortable honsea aud Out-buildingE.
THIS farm will be leased for five years. on
good terms,
Ihifd Street, bet. Main nnd Locust.
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VYYANTED n AfI.Oft.-- Steady work
w viii he given % good workman on
BLACK giiigth lgseis, x! Nc, 2 sp,'ph Fvsl
/ oog d3t J. II. LoTHPEfGiF
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES iinker's Az
HitI aafat n6iutfi6Htk. II - Ia

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Conrad BAKER VIII
address The sftlzAiA. III Wafrleb caanlg ~
fDiinwsi WH 4a HH aff ff.tt 4
At tfafi's aFaFa, owen Township, Oh
Thursday, October lft, ~ l r. H.
hAt iiaohviiie, al Friday, ueiebef pth at
tf,n, etf w NHri.
Al YanHatilaad's Chapel, Anderson
township, ~ friday, October eth, a. niehts
AZ heWbnfH, 90 Saturday, bgtebsF bth,
At ~ ~ N
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-04

ed ONE OF the questions at issue on the
9th, is whether the people believe that
tho President has the exclusive right
to reconstruct States disordored by
rebellion, and Congress has no BUSH
moss with il. diei t#H Hiirat ill
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WANTED.

VTyANTED diRL.s-A good Servant
Wv Din Wi, mud pieaaapt situation
house, corner riftl and thsainnt Streets.
OCT DIT 4. II. LOTsPEtrH.
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Periodicals..


BLAeKwooD's MAGAZINE for Sep
temher,0 The Leonard Scott publishE
ing cJnbatit, New York, 8@t'll"l
Contents; Sir Brook Fossbooke,
continued, Westlninisier School con-
oladed English Converts 70 Roman.
ism; Nina Baiatke; The Great Words
inWinter; The Great bnrepresented !;
Cornelius o'Dowd; The Legacy Of the
Late Government,
The L0kDoH QUARTERLY REVIEW.
Leonard Scott, Publishing Company,
Now Yprk. ''''a m 51a' ~ NJ
Contents The Personal Life Of
Wellington Tho Hngonots At the
dallsys; Iron and Steel Life Of Sir
Joshua Reynolds Bakers Albert
Nyanza; Life of Bishop Wilson; Tho
Value Of India 10 England; Jamaica,
its Disturbances aud ita Prospects;
The Change Of Ministry.
Both Of the above standard Royiews,
reported for English publication, are
fallypp 10 their usual standard or 1x.
cellenee Ia the present numbers.
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TanI TUay, DgLp AND BAnsf1baif
tains1ls interest With sporting readepk.
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