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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-09-24
Greene's Patent Cylinder
9e1 CIDER MILL 80 49,

For Crushing and Erpressinge the
-, Juice from, aApples, Grapes, and
other, Fruit, at one and the same
OpeTdtlO1. hGa I lcJoaf---Is-' 81 go -
KyHE SUBSCRIBERS HAS INVENT
1 ed and patented a Machine for crush
Ing and expressing the Juice from Apples
and other fruit at single operation, there
by dispensing with screws, levers, presses,
and other cumbersome. machinery and
saving all the time and labor necessary to
Separate the juices from the fruit by the
old process. This important result is at
tanned by novel arrangement of crushing
and pressing cylinders together in one
frame, entirely unlike any Machine ever
heretofore constructed for such a purpose,
and which must eventually Supersede and
do away with all known processes for ex-,
tracing juices from fruit. 2 y ~ 80 -
The Subscriber claims, and is ready to
demonstrate, that the following advan-
! tageS are gained over All other Machines:
D lst. With the same amount of power,
three times the quantity of Cider or Wine cam
be made In day than can be made by any
other Machine. ,t ---
I'd. That from % toI4O per cent more Cider
or Wine can be extracted from the same
Sd. That it is more compact and simple
in its operation, stronger and less liable to
get out of order; is adapted to hard or
other powers is portable, and. can be
transported readily from place to place;
can be driven by any kind of power, and
can be attached to any machinery. ~ -
4th.. 1t is cheaper in proportion to its
capacity.
9Th. It is stronger, being constructed en-
9Th, In being adapted for expressing
juices from all kinds of fruit. including
Apples, Grapes Rhitbaro, or R1ne Plant,
CfVrGgIts, and Berries Of all kinds
18th. That it is superior to any Root Gutter
known for the purpose of crushing roots of
all kinds, for feeding stock, quicker, easier,
and better than any other Machine. d ip =
Sth. That it expresses the Juice from APP
pies or other fruit the moment they are
crushed. wherein lies the great secret OF
making, good Cider or Wine TttE 1.soG =
9th. That it does not grind or breaksthe
seed of any kind of fruit; thereby doing
away with a great objection which is
urged against all otherMachin9s.
Enclose stamp for observation-disclosures
Address ~ @. J.GREENE,
augl0 d3m Hudson, New York.
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FAMILY DRUG STORE.

No 10, south First Street, between Main
Jft iHTsHgJt and Locust. ass e15
A, @. HALLoCK, Druggist and Apotheeary.
An FULL ASSORTMENT OF DRUG
AGTSTS' ARTICLES, pure and fresh.
Patent Medicines of all kinds. Physicians
prescriptions carefully filled at all hours.
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JOY 81 TOd THEloWORLD ;
Take Up THY Bed and Walk"
% TOT .4ofod ~ 4+4---9dT 20 blnons
oA3QoU -Aonlw VII T4H,
lK1TER or LIFE ] !,

sJfIf flDIIss1ISWIl FD0 aU1 II F"se1 ~"''
FOB. EXTERNAL OR .INTERNALoU USE.
A QUA VIE, OR WATER OF LIFEa
iEAif 90 9F9wiH cure teA' -
Headache or Nelpdlgiq--In three minutes.
1oOthGche or EScTacIte-l In one. minute
Codes and Crqnsps-5In fiyemfnutes. . ~
Dio1Thosd, Bloody FLatI, Coughs and Colds
1n1fr0Tnionetot three days.. alI hhh "-
Rheana1tisna-In two to ten days. odt 200
Potyt Ia the Back or side - In twenty min
Go 1ess o., sidn,aaldtto,t the e. Kidneys dne
! Dsqf',ess,i Astha'sG,I Piles, 'Soreii6 Or Weak
BfoSmcGtos AFFECTIONS, Ds4pepstd.9 Epgsfpesas
BlisIes on u the e.; Tongue and lips Fs''az
1 9r cR1plqi S ffSsE SS agg' r. ed
Cords St0OlSe1sn Lz7te, Of Sti0 Joints 'Aii''
iSaOollen Glands or Cheeks, e-oftfTf A..
9 Cuts, lBrudseS, or Shot URostndsAin' any por-
ttion.o the body77inr, an incredibly short
!. This medicine has been thoroughly test
ed In Evansville, by many of our first citi-
zens, never falling toigfve satisfac tion. We
have sold large quantities in Ohio, In
diana,l Illinois, Kentucky, and Tennessee,
and the demand is daily increasing Such
is the confidenc we have IN the medicine,
that we warrant every bottle, and refund
the money in case the medicine faffs-to
/. We have number Of properly attested
Certificates from, our own City, and from
various parts of the country, which can at
any time be seen at our store IGsB UTE
i 3 Price, One dollar per bottle. r.. 81
For sale9by respectable druggists every
tu1 LEIGH q MAGHEE,,t "
Cor. Third and Main Streets, Evansville,
, Manufacturers and Sole Projectors,
AUS d3m ID 9dT . oQG 9t"Gliu"Hi
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-09-24

For Crushing and Ecpressinge the
Juice from Apples, Grapes, and
other Fruit, at one and the same
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Notice of Order to, Lay Out, Open,
and Extend Third Street, of the
City of Evansville, from Elm to
CARPENTER Street. ..ArA e1anl

ATOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN. that
IN the Common Council of the city of
Evansville, at its SEES sion fon the 18th day
of August, 1856, passed an order to lay out,
open, and extend Third Street Of said city
enthusiastically in a direct line from Elm
Street, across the pointof Lot II, in Block l,
Battel's Place, to Carpenter Street. agree
ably to map filed in the Clerks office, and
recorded in the minute-book of the Coun-
Gil l.' % - --F.1-
tate adjoining or AUDITING upon said street
as proposed to be extended, and feeling
themselves aggrieved by said order, may
have redress by making application to
said Council within six weeks from the
publication of this notice. Erf4Ft + ID
By order of the Council.
s no ilg..7 y A. NJ. McGRlFF; eas Ss e.
Clerks Office, August Is. 1885, auA a5v
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Underwriters Agency, of New York.
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-07
Passengers.

Per steamship Quaker City from New York-Col Tren.
holm, vito and son, tho Misses Trenholm, Misc Hance
NJ Hanoke, Jr, II Wagner Mrs Wilkinson, Miss Ella
Wilkinson Miss Lou Wilkinson, Miss Lilly Hugcr Hiss
Mnna Gibbes. Mrs T Holmes end children, Miss d
Tunno, Bowie, Robert Muro, VIM NIuro Mrs Col RAMS
md daughter, d Ottoiengui, Smith and child Mrs T
L Ward and child, Mrs III Parker and son. Wood, Jr,
u N, and wife, Miss Wood, Master Wood, Miss 8 G
Judd, Miss Agnes Bates, Miss Mary lIaos Mrs CLARK
and children lawson Jr, Cogtll, Jr M Franklin.
G Cnrryi Jr. Lucas. S,nches. Wagner, s q
Ruler, L q Belts, G. Jones i Munday VI Pattan, Chas
Rusch, j q Doely, A Bhoubrcd q Beerman, i Woyh-
mann, Campsen, wife and children, Mrs NJ GRAY and
child Mrs Henrietta DAILY Mira Schricfor and children,
Miss Hills Miss La Booth, Miss Annie Griht, Mr Car
Penter and wife, Miss Forsyth Mrs Lacassange, Miss
child. Mrs NJ Mayer Mrs Bartlett Mira Pritchctt
nnd 40 In stecrnge.
and DllfIton-G Ewart, II Fishor, Mrs Walters, Miss
Walters, T Spencer, G ii Baikloy and lndy copea
and lady. Mrs jenkins. q II radon, NJ l. Poland, J
8 a, q Edwards, d Wigton, hmal Greene, and on
deck
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Entc Markets.

CINCINNATI. November 2-Flour ia quiet under the
news from New York. but prices unchanged; supor-
no $40 5On1l 25; trado brands S12a1d 90. Wheat dull
but not lowers No rod 80 50. Corn firm at for No
and soc for red ear and G0c for do Oats steady
SOC for No and 53c for No Rye firm and in good de-
mand at VI 35a 81 for No and 81 40 for extra Barley
steady Whiskcy firm, 81 in bond. Mess Pork dull; no
demand Bulk Meats unchanged and dull. Bacon in
moderate demand 165a16 for shoulders: 161 for sides;
174a17i for clear rib sides, and 18dalS1s for do
Lard advanced l31 Cotton closed dull at SO for mid
ding upland undor the English news Butter and cheese
unchanged aud firm. Gold LAG.
LOUISVILLE, November 2-saes Of IS hhds tobacco
with an advance on lugs 25a50 good leaf IL Superhno
flour 80 75aS10 %. Wheat red SO S5. Corn mixed
In bulk, 75c Oats 65c In bulk Mess pork $685. clear
sides 10; shoulders 1G Lard in tierce 14c Whiskey
So 81 Tho river is four feet ak inches by tho cuna
mark, and rising slowly. Weather clear.
ST.. LOUIS, November Flour heavy. business smnll
and unchanged rates. Wheat without decided change
Corn heavy; ST. primo old mixed and yellow VI 05a
81 OF, choice yellow and whto 8OcaS1 Oats unchanged.
Provisions quiet Mcss PORK S32 25; clear sides 1873
1s1ic shoulders 1Ghc. Lard dull. Whshoy-large TO.
coipts ut unchanged rates.
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PORT CALENDAR.
MARIN f. NEWS.
PORT OF CHAR sTON
Arrived Yesterday.
coRHEorED WEEKLY.


Steamship Quaker City, West, Now York-icft satur-
day, n. h1dzc. TO Ravenol & Co, Q Ahrcns. D A
ANIME, D Aiken 4 Co, Adams L. Damon, p Duckherst
Bollmann Bros, Byrne 4 Fogartie, Bates Co. II
choG & Co. Il NJ BRISTOL, BschofT j Campsen, Bruins
& Bee, " Burge & Co. Bissell & Co, W Ico Il Co. II
tcnny, Cameron, Barklcy & Co, W II Chafec Cartmil
Harbcson & Co. A Cook Co. j Is Duvnl & Son, L. l.
Dawson, Davis, @ ii Dwyer J Dawson, Dcighcn l.
Baker, Herndens and Southern Express Co.'S j Farley
stein, w Gurney, Gravolcy, Ii Gordts Il Co. Gibbes
Co. Goodwin, Agent Gruber & Martin, Ghltton Bros
Horscy, Harris, Holmes & Calder, q Hugor, + Nj
Hawlcy, Hastio, Calhoun Co lIurkamp l. Co, Hunt
Bros d Jacobs, Jones knobloch q II johnson, john
ston, Crows Co. Kiinck wickenberg Co, King Cas-
sdcy, L II Kccrs p Kegler, II Klattc L. Co. + Krcs-
sci. l. Rooster Kirkpatrick, Luhrs & Stclling
N Levin, Jr. Levy l. Alexander, Langer, Laurey X
Alexander, NIatthicsscn, Agent, NIantouo IL Co. j
Minor Murphy W NJ AIcComb, G III Moiso & Co. Ii
Rice, W Mckinney North. Steel Il wardell J a Nolaud
Nnyes & Vail, D O'Ncil J. Orcutt. Phillips Il McDowal.
q Poppcnhom, il l. Pcnnal, Purcell Itavcncl Barn.
well, S q Il r. Z r II, Strauss, Vapces & Co. G Stef
fons, ii Soubeyrour l. Schncll, Schirmcr Sto, WUbb
II Co, d L Sloan, Scott, j Il ToSni Thompson Bros
o Teideman, W @ Trott, Tobias Sons. Uilerhardt
Campscn c f yolger j Ii Yolers Van Winklo, &
Williams & Co, G. Walter, Wuhrmann Lillcnthal,
White, Wiley White x Mixer, Wagonor, Heath n Mon
sees, Wiitberger, Winthrop, Esq, J Wiss e Co.
Walker, Wulbcrn & Stclling, Zogballm & Young, and
others.
Steamer Eliz: Hancox. Post. Savannah. via Beaufort
and Duilton II bales I Cotton and Mdzc. To Fer
gusop & Holmes, II Baker & Co. A Robinson, Willis &
Chisolm, II Small, Copes.
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Geo Upton Crowcli Boston-hJ Salinas.
Schr Enchantress. Blatchford, Now York-Wn Roach.
Went to Sea Yesterday.
Steamship Geo Upton Crowcl, Boston.
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$hR 9at1g Menus
WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 7, 1866.
Guerrilla.

Guerrfta.
Who hithor rides so hard? n scout.
just after midnight ho stole out
News, comrades! there's his signal shout:
Count!
ne-two-three"-thrc miles in front
Yankees in camp. Call up tho hunt:
Now for tho chase, the charge, the brunt;
Mount!
She's killed. that staggering -splashed brown
Her rider Eashcd from brow to crown,
Clasps "forward -clutchcs-rccls-goes down
Shot
"Guorrilln l"-loot! bis Pickering eyes
Flash "forwardI" evcn whore ho lies,
And tho scout charges rs he dies
Troti
Well, here's the hill and there's the camp
And thero tho drowsy pickets tramp;
Our brave steeds sniff tho smoke and stamp:
Pshawl
'Tis but cheer, plunge, yell
Upon them, horse and man, pell-mell-.
And then tho samo old tale to tell
Drawi
SEQ the stout Majors sorre fret;
Lord what Harry-ing yen get,
AS when at Bath, Luray, We met;
Yankt
Ride i-we've an Ashby in each maE;
Charge l-we've o Gilmor in tho van;
Strike las q hundred Mosbys can
tGuer-r-r-r-illa !"
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PERSIAN LITERATURE. -Galignani says: s'Thc
imperial printing Office in Paris has just complet-
cd splendid edition Of one Of tho oldest and most
interesting specimens Of Persian literature : The
Mantle Uttacer, or Tho Language OF tho Birds,'a
religious and philosophical poem by FAR1D UDNM
ALTAR. Tho volume comprises the Persian text and
French translation by III. GAncra DE TAssY, tho
learned Professor of Hindustanee ut tho Imperial
Library. Tho porusal of tho valuable notes which
accompany tho translation may convey an idea Of
tho immenso labor Of such task, and the years Of
patient investigation it has cost the distinguished
translator. Nothing certain is known as to tho
time Of the Persian poets birth, which, however,
is supposed to have occurred about tho yoar 1113
OF our era; in which case, since his doath is pro-
aumed to havo takon place in 1920, he must have
lived to tho age Of one hundred and ton, whom he
lost his life by violent at tho taking of Nish-
apour by Jenghis-Khan. A few years ago NJ. Mich
olas do Khanikoff formerly Russian Consul Gene
raj in Persia, discovered an epitaph on q monu-
ment erected to tho memory OF tho poet outside
tho town Of Nshapoor. II was with groat diflcul-
ty ho obtained copy Of 1t, the prejudicos Of the
| natives rendering it a dangerous task, to ho seen
taking one This valuable and curious document,
which III. Garcin do Tassy has published for the
first time, and translated in his preface, dates
from tho reign Of bn-Igaze- -Hussein, who died
| about the year 1906 OF our era"
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Mexico.
OFFICIAL INTELLIGENCE FROM EMPRESS CHARLorTA
"A SLIGHT HOPE OF HER RECOVERABLE
NESS OF THE EMPEROR.

"A sLIoHT HOPE OF nEn RECOVERABLE
NESS OF THE EMPEROR.
NEW ORLEANS, October 31.-Advicos from tho
City of Mexico to October % havo boon received.
The news OF tho mental disease Of tho Empress
Carlottn had been received from the Mexican
Nlinisters in Europe. Solemn services had been
cathedral and tho other chiof churches, invoking
the assistance of Hoavon in hor behalf. Her dis
case is styled brain fovcr. Sho had been conveyed
to the Palace OF Miramar. Tho last dispatch re-
specting hor condition, dated October 12, gayo Il
baro hopo of her recovery. Tho Emperor had
been sick Of intermittent feyer.
The condition OF Mexico was no bettor, though
the Imperiaists wcro successful in oil tho engage
mentS mentioned.
Porforio Diaz has possession Of the city of Oaxa-
CO. but tho fortified places wero in tho hands OF
tho Imperialists, who were expecting reinforce
ments.
SAN Francisco, October 3O-A lotter from Ma
not materially changed. Some say Corona win
soon attack the city; others that he will make n
demonstration on Topic; but all say he will fight
Tho transports Rhino and Talisman were daily
expected to Iomovo tho horses, mulos and
ammunition. Some guns had been takon from
porial Commissioner had issued decree ro-
quiring property holders to pay ront to tho I'm
porial Government instead Of to the owners. The
an and sold. The bark Francis Palmer had Boon re-
leased. Tanori, Almada and seventeen othors wore
captured in Oh open boat, unarmod They made
no resistance. Armada was shot Immediately by
Albitcze, whose brother was shot by Amada some
months before. Tanori and the balance of the
party were taken to Guaymas and shot on the 2Gth
Of September. The sceno at their execution is
said to have been horrible. When the first volley
was fired some were praying, and others were ours
ing their captors. Not half of them having been
killed by the first discharge, IL second volloy was
fired, after which the officers rushed in with re-
volvcrs and sabros, shooting and cutting all who
showed signs of life. Thirteen other prominent
Imporialsts wero captured and shot on tho 10th
of August. These executions, it is said will end
tho Imperial cause in Sonora.
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Stock on hand and on shipboard. .....
Mobile Market.

MOBILE. November 1.-CoTToN.-The Brokors report
limited demand today resulting in sales OF GOO bales.
Tho market is easier and rathor lower than yostoray
with Factors showing mora disposition to moot tho
yows OF buyers Sales of today n,ado basis
S5c for Middling.
MONETARY AND FINAsc1AL.-Gold opened this morn.
ing at l46a14s buying and selling but receipt New
York telegram quoting an advance to 147 dealers I'D
vnnCod their rates to 147a149.
transactions in Sterling continue restricted. far
demand and offering reported OF 155a156. With q
light demand and good supply, Now York Sight is still
irregular. ut from Iza5s discount The offerings of
New Orleans Sight have increased but with only fair
demand. Transactions wero limited at q discount and
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Consignces per South Carolina Railroad
Nayembcr @.

500 bales Cotton baos Mdze 43 bbls Spirits and 10
bbls Crudo Turpenne III bDls Roan, 81 bbls Tar, 80
bags Flour cars Lumber Furniture, and sundres To
OK Huger. d 81 silcox, Willis Chisolm, Q Wltts b
d Kirkpatrick, Robinson & Co. L M Aver & Go.
Rodgers & Co. b Arnold Co. O u Gaussen,
aaIinas H KIatto 90. Wionges u l., w w Smith, @ A
Hopley q Co. draeser Smith, King Casadey. Mbee d
warrcn, Mowry O. Go, " Dukes co, w Downing,
d Holmes, N Caldwell Il gons L Howard q 3 Agent
Frazer Co 8 IAntte Btenhouge, Golden,tth kgon,
Johnston, Grown q Co. IAurey Alexander, Mulkai
strauss, Vances 90, hilnor, ii. Bollnann Bros 3
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Tho Comptroller Of tho Currency announces that
Treasurer OF the United States to an amount sufi-
oient to secure tho entire three hundred millions
OF national circulation authorized by law and no
has been reached and hereafter 1t will be useless
20 forward bonds to apply for increase OF capt.
tal or for the organization Of new banks, TO do
anything. with the expectation OF getting circu-
lattng notes.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-07
Tho Charleston Cotton Market.

CoTToN.-Tho market yesterday was quite firm, and
most grades of Cotton there further improve
mcnt to tho oxtont OF huff % cent per pound. tho I'D
vance being most decided in Middling and Low Mid
ding which qualities have put up quotations.
Tho market closed quito strong with sales Of G53 bales
the following rates. 3O 10 ut 33 % at 35 sc ct &c.
&c at 3G; 60 at 36; sc at 362; 1913 at ST. Al at 37
ia Mt 37h Mt 49, and 10 balcs at conts. Wo quotc
Low Middling. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS @36
hiiuunnE. ..-.-..- oDof
Strict Middlng. ng.....................37H 37H&G-
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COMMERCIAL.
Exports.

BosToN-per steamship George D Upton-a5 Herces
Rice, S11 bales Cotton, 80 bundles aud balo Hides
80 rolls and bales Leather "a packages Old Brass,
Copper, Load, &c, II hhds and bundles Iron, 3bun-
dies Rugs, . packages Sundries 4 bales Paper, 40
Lailroad Axles, Railroad Wheels.
NEW YORK-Per schr Ebchnntress-645 bales Upland
and 2S balos Cotton, 1923 bbls Rosin, 90 bbls Sp
rits Turpentine 1850 Ship2les. and Sundricg.
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Buckman. ston, Webb Co, Street Bros & Co, Ebaugh
& hIalonec.
COnsiBncos por Forthc n stern Railroad,
November md z.

8.
352 bales Cotton, lit hbs Naval Stores cara Lumber
cars Furniture &c. To KcL dill Il Dockery Rayencl &
Co Keith q Pritchctt, NJ Caldwell Son, Graescr
Smith, B K j L Earloy Ravencl Il Barnweil G III In
graham, II A Kendall, W Williams & Co. j & d Kirk
patrick Leo & Spencer Davis, Rodgers & Co, Scrcvon
Ncsbit, West & Jones, Gaillard & Diinott o Ben
nett & Co, niowry Co. W Ryan, Cart KopT Jcrvcy
III Baggctt Co. Adams, Frost Co. Willis & Chisolm
G W Clark e. Co, Street Bros II Co.
NOVEMBER 8.
OCT bales Cotton, 233 bbs Naval Storoa. Lumber
bags Grain, Potatoes Ndzc &c. TO Kendall & Docicry,
Williams Co, Mowry Il Co, q Pritchett, W X Ryan,
4 kirkpatrick Leo Spencer, w Williams u Co.
Street Bros n Co, Il l. Webb Rodgers Co. Mowry TO,
Bennett & Co. Adams, Frost s Co, Caldwell & Son,
Holmes & Stonoy. II I,asgett Co. Gracscr e. Smith,
III lngrnlaln, Cart Kopif Jervoy, w IL Dawson Dukes
& Co. j & j Kirkpatrick.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-11-07

UPON THE HEALTH OF THE TEETH depends the
purity Of tho breath. Preserve them unblemished
by tho uBo OF the famous sezoDoaT, that perfectly
harmleas vegetable preparation, and you will never
regret It. tus2
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Now Orleans Market.

NEW ORLEANS, November 1.-CoTToN-The demand
fair at reduced prices facors being disposed 70 meet
views of buyers Rates to be altogether
of inside character The sales of tho day only
amounted to 25,O0 bales. Wo only repeat our quo.
ations: Ordinary 31u32c good ordinary 39a34c low mid
ding 35a3Gc; middling nominal ut 3Sc.
STATEMENT OF COTTON.
Stock on hand Sept LIST, 1906 bales 102 0Sa
hccelfcu lOuay SJu2
Received previously. s7,732- 01 124
1884,
Cleared previously. .T004G- II,275
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-12-14
A Shameful Case.

q The prime object of the yagrant
acts which were passed in all the
Southern States immediapely after
the ratification OF the amendment
abolishing slavery,is well illustrated
by the following: ,..t l,.,.,.,...
Rev. William Fincher, o colorcd
missionary WHO was preaching to,
and teaching people of his own race,
in Pike county, Georgia, and who
has salary of S35 per month, paid
by the Georgia Equal Rights Asso.
citation, which receives its funds from
Northern benevolent societies, was
arrested as q vagrant and sentenced
to the chain gang for twelve months.
When arrested and convicted he was
in receipt of his salary; was indie
pendent in his circumstances, and
was doing much good as preacher
of the gospel and a teacher. His
case was carried from one court to
another, and bis conviction was af.
tirmed by the highest courts to which
the ease went, the court holding that
the North had no right to send mon
ey South to pay for such services,
andtbat such support was so preca
rious as to make one who was de-
pendent upon II vagrant n'a' %
These facts are matters Of official
record, and will be brought to the at
tention OF Congress in a few days.