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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-03-22
How the President stands. al d,l

~. Nt i -
The leading Union member from Vest
ern Pennsylvania, who was inclined to
support the Presidents recently held sew
eral interviews, and the Pittsburg Chron-
icle publishes the substance of Mr..
Johpson's conversations. As to the
charge that the President was aiming to
establish another party, he (the Presi-
denD treated it with scorn and indigna-
tioD, declaring that he could neither be
wheedled nor drawn out of the Union
organization, whose platformswas broad
enough to bold both him and Thad. Ste
vens. We quote -a1A-
Two facts in this connection may IL
fus trate the peculiar hne OF political
.hou ,ht which determines the Presi
dsnt;a official action. An application
was made to him for the appointnsnt of
a go,,,Isma,r from Tennessee TO q certain
oe5cai TIC President asked the appli-
cant how he yot I'd at the last Presiden-
tial election and l,pon learning. that he
voted for McClella q, declined to give
the Office, remarking that the issue IN
that election was peace Or war, ana l1li.. 8 ne
could favor no man who 70 'ed for peace
This is radical'enough, inall ssonsclence. -.
Again: After the nomination Oh Hiester
Clymer BY the Democracy Of PEN Nsylss- ~
MIA, delegation from the party in tnis
State called on the President TO son ud
hisfeelings in reference to the platform
and the nominee sai4s asass@g slis b iiss
The President remarked that the plat
form contained much that he could ap-
prove, but that the candidate had oppos-
ed the war, and that was enough to seal
his fgte with all lovers OF the country.
The delegation left somewhat chilled
and disgusted with this reception.
The President denied that be was in
toxicated on the 22d, and asserted that
he did not drink liquor. That speech,
he said, was carefully deliberated, and
he had not word to retract.
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New YoRE, Marc Ii 81 --Tbe steamer
New York sailed at boon to day for AS
pinwall.
Among her passeng, srs was Mr.. Thos
w Knox, the well k. 1owp journalist,
who will accompany the overland tele-
graph expedition from San Francisco
through Siberia, China and Russia to
to Western Europe a.
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GHNNIES

tx O0O NEW eUEEIEs FOB sHELIED
IL, ,OUU Corn;
5000 seeond hand for shellod Corn; just re-
ceived and for sale by
~ janis No. 10 North WaIa ar street.
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dITY ELECTION.
FEED,
Chopped Feed.

GUOpp6u tEus ~
WE ABE JUST -hECEIVIHG IN STORE 500
& w bushels Of chopped wheat screenings, which
as food for milk cows, is much superior 10 ship.
stuff and bran Those who wish the largest pos
sibIe yield of milk fron their cows had better
try it. B. s. RUSTON q CO.,
- septic No. so, Water Street.
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MUSIC STORE.
! ELECTION NOTICE.


STATE OF. INDIANA, .lss
| Vanderbqrgh County, 90 got ~ staH e
The State Of indiana TO the Sheriff OF Yandcr.o
i BLYTHE HYEEs. CLERKOF THE pAN-8
~ derburgh Circuit Court, do hereby certify 10 /,
the sheriff Of said county, what ofiicers are 10 be
elected for the several townships 10 said a. llntv
et the usual places Of holding election 3 on tie
hrst Monday IN April, A. y. 1866 ss.fl 7,74. 2
Por Pigeon Townahip, four Constg bles
For Knight Township, two Consfa lies. q ipG
For Armstrong Township, one Justico of thu
Peace and two Conetables ~ ~ fftT ll-H y -
For Perry Township one Juafica Of thai p.as.
81 ID two Cons tables ,'t iNg I. -
For Union Township, one Jnstiee Of the pea,a :
and two conataoles
For Center Township two Constkbles. iao1 kaal
for German Township, one Justice Of the Peass
aud two Oonsfabes 3f ~ 1TI-li-iT- - : ~
Ard g. one ownship Trustee for each Of said ssv.
q And the sheri6 - hereby directed to give leeAl
netice OF sails election, IN conformity with the
stat9te In such case made and provided ~ 20
In witness whereof 1 hereunfo subecrlbe INV y
name apd aflix the Seal OF said Court at Fvnns
Vile, this lst day of March, A. d 1864 ~ ~ afa
- BLYTHE HTEES, Clerlx " O. O.
!, ALEX. DARLING, sherln oil vande. bureh I
county, certify that the above and fcisgoInr isa
,s s5se and complete copy Of the original now on
mAr3-tt "a ,ALEx. DARLING, s. ". O. tsrf
IUnion, Courier and Democrat please copyi
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Batchelorls Hair DEA. :.

The best in the world harmless, reliable, ia-
stantsneeus- The oaly perfect Dye. No disap-
poiutment, ne rid Jealous 'tints true to nature,
black or b own. Genuine is signed
+ .ssfM WILLIAM A. BATCnELoR.
| IAlso, Regenerating Extract of MilIeaowsrs, re-
stores, pr series and beauties the Hair prevents
Badness, Sold by all Druggists. Factory.
Barclay strest, NY. u;ar22 div
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CINoIENATI, March 2l.--The river has
risen 15iuches. Very hsayy rain last
night Now. cloudy Their 90 deg.
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AGENTS IN THE WEST

H.w. BROWN, Ot6cinnaii.
W. EaRoBIES0E, LouisyIIls.
5. +. GRAY, Indiautfolis. 58
N. STEVENS, ct Louis
b. JAS. TALLMADGE, JR-, Memphis.
L. r. WILSON, Nashville
w. W. CHANDLER, chicago
D. s. GRAY, GinerAl superintendent Cincin.
natl, Ohio.
Evansville offoe. q. 81. EHRMAN,
marz0 Agent.
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Evansville Steam Dys House.
MILLINERY.
10 THE LADIES OF
Evansville and Vicinitu

my stock OF Mil iuery FIR the Spring trade. Is
~ oAo "a Feif cted the Goods hsfsef and has NOT
pared time her money TO get the lttest nov Ities
OF Paris and New York. A0' 1'ies
nave, aisss the choic.ss OF eprino cIaak.
Basaues, Ba keess, ready made and ,II NM :, ~,
snS 20 ordsr at the shortest notice, a. have :
Iaii sortms1t Of priug Cloths aud BIsek s,,s
and frimnings for same = : ~ D'As . eiahss
Also Dress Trimmings. Laeess r-sh-o,s.-
SSIsetss = cts Ter the Ha Il the new style of Hair
Coils, Md Gloves, zcs Mitts, Hosiesxs a,S -,
endless list Of -Ss'9lys ana ap
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Notice to Contractors.
Notice to Contractors.

M AhUh 10 1866.
Ine eommon Council Of the city Of Evansville
VIII receive sealed proposals uutii the 9th dav OF
april 1866, for grading, Rraveliug and paving che
Aiiey SITUATED between Cherry and Oak Streets
and extending from Second 70 Third street :
By order OF the Council.
March l6, 1866. marie n.
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NOTICE.


r WILL APPLY TO THE COMMON COUNCIL
4 of tbs city Of Evansville for permission to
erect frame building, 80 BY 80 feet, two stories
high, on lots 1 and 2, subdivision OF lot 4, block
81, & stern Enlargement.
mar22-2w PHILIP KRAMER.
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DYE HOUSE.
Bran.

Bran.
1000 SACKS for sale at No 80, Water stress
AOOO R.s. RUSTON a co. =
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F anc NntEo-
DRY GOODS. -

10 YOU WANT NEW Styles IN PRINTS
-u DeA0Ane"' at the lowest prices Go 70.
nE gaHAD a 9G0kkY's =
No 20 Il In street
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foreign ports passed inspection yes
terday and were admitted to the upper
bay.
NEW YORK, July 16.-The steamer
Moravian has arrived. News antici-
pated She exchanged signals with
the Great Eestern ten miles southeast
of Fastness. The Moravian saw ice
bergs six miles off Cape Race.
\ New YORK, July 16.4The Posts
money article says The European
news depressed gold materially. Loan
market is easy, at 5 per cent, with a
few transactions at 6per cent. Govern
ments have received an upward i'm
pulse by the European news. Rail-
road shares are firm, with more dispo-
sition to buy. sg.seasa .s5..is
g4 New York. July 16-No cases of
cholera have been reported to the
Board of Health to-day, though the
police haze reported several cases.
There, were, $40 deaths from all causes
last week, being an increase of over
100 per cent. in FIVE weeks.
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FROM SAN FRANCISCO.

an SAN FRANCISCO; July IA Vic
toria dispatch of yesterday announces
the arrival of the bark Evaline Wood
from London, and the ship Mohawk
from Grayesend, with wire for the
Russi;in American telegraph. b
Honululu advices report that the
clipper ship Harriet, from New York,
was burned at st. Mary's. Two boats
crews kept company for nineteen days
and then parted One was picked up.
The ship carried large quantities Of
rossin, which burned rapidly9
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NEMs VIA NEW YORK.

Is se New YORK, July 16-7It is under
stood that5the Supreme Court of
Kings County, Brooklyn, will to-day
give their decision in favor of the
Econstitutionality of the excise law.
| This viii compel its enforcement in
[ Kings County while it is virtually
disregarded in this city, awaiting the
action Of the Court Of Appeals in
September. '
New YORK, July 16.-The Herald's s
Matamorass correspondence, dated I'd,
saws. 10 EHB 8sg ges8a --ah @f4& -~
Gen. Escabedo is shortly to leave
for Monterey with 10000 men. o.al-
e. I 81, The American division is not filling
| up very Fast ssla IL nE 91fo94 : -tfas.
laGen. Carayajal has demanded the
return of the French financial agent
Eain Mexico from Gen, Getty, com
Inanding the y. s., forces on the Rio
Grande, under the extradition treaty,
| efSeptember 1861 The agent crossed
| the line at the time efthe surrender,
with the custom-house archives in his
I possession. The matter has been re-
ferred to Washington.
The health of. Matamoras is good,
and no epidemic is anticipated.
Gen. Mejia and his troops arrived
in Tampico just in time to repulse an
assault from the Liberals.
New YORK, July 16.-Gen. Sher-
man was serenaded by the band of the
33d Massachusetts, regiment at Bes-
ton yesterday He addressed the as
sembled crowd, giving a resume of the
great Georgia march and the Atlanta
campaign. He said that he thought
the service of one section as good as
another, and never in the darkest
hours of the war did he doubt that
the final result would be triumph of
4 the Union cause. He leaves to-day
for Hanover, n. II.
The HerGLds correspondence from
the West coast of Africa shows that
the Republic of Liberia is attracting
the attention of foreign governments
more ana more, the executive author
tiles having had visits from officers OF
war vessels and commissioned officers
of Sweden and the United States
since the commencement of the wear.
The commercial operations of Eng
land are being extended rapidly on
Une coast, anu tue commerce OF VI o.
ravia was spirited and profitable.
NEW YORK, July 16.-New cases Of
/ cholera were reported 20 the Board Of
Health in this city yesterday. In
Brooklyn four cases were reported
three of which resulted fatally. Nine
cases in the Twelfth Ward of that
city have resulted fatally in the las
ten days The conyalescents in the
cholera vessels at lower quarantine
have been allowed to come up to thi'
city, and the cityvessels arriving from
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The PHuSSians NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Defeated in a Great Battle and
Propose Peace 1.-The Austrian En-
pePOr offers to Cede Venetia to
France.
The news from Europe, published
this morning, is of great importance.
The splendid audacity of the Prus-
slams in sweeping through Saxony and
invading Bohemia, has been rewarded
with glorious success. The effort of
the Austrians to prevent the juncture
of the two Prussian armies advancing
into Bohemia, the one byWay of. Sax
ony, and the other by way of Silesia,
has been unsuccessful. The Prussian
armies are united, and the Austrians
have been defeated in a great battle
The Prussian account states that they
have not lost a gun, but have taken
% Austrian guns, and a number OF
standards, with 15,000prisoners, while
10000 Austrians have been killed
land wounded. The army under
Benedek was defeated with this I'M
mense loss, and driven in confusion
from the field The military arm of
Prussia admirably seconds her di-
plomacy, and now maintaining a sue
cessful offensive against Austria, she
is the undisputed master OF Northern
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Germany, and takes first rank
among the great powers of the world
The Emperor Of Austria repeats
his weakness of accepting defeat be-
fore the war is decided, as he did after
Solferinoi at Villa Franca He has
telegraphed the Emperor of France
that he Is ready to cede VeRetid TO.
him, the military honor of his EN-
pire being satisfied sNapolean at once
telegraphed to that effect to the
Kings of Prussia and Italy, with the.
view of obtaining cessation of hos
tllities. OF course, Napoleon will
make over Venetia to Italy, perhaps
taking for himself the Island of Sar-
DINA. aoi I0 4Na
boz AS Tor Prussia, she has only to hold
what she has already won, to accom-
pllsh the object for which she drew
the sword. With all Northern Ger
many in her grasp, and victorious in
Bohemia, she can afford to make
peace, aud, doubtless, would be glad to
do it, and proceed to the consolidation
with the kingdom sof her new posses
sionsu Iagsalsib s8 .fe e
~ 1t is not, therefore, impossible that
peace may be made now as suddenly
as after the battle of Solferino; and
in consideration of the immense ag-
grandizerlent of Prussia, if the situa-
tion were accepted without further
bloodshed, Napoleon, in order to
keep up the balance of power, may
claim and recover some of the old
Provinces of France ON the Rhine.
P.S.-As the dispatches come in,
the magnitude of the Prussian vic
tory is Increased. 1t seems that the
great battle IN which the Austrians
were routed may take rank among
those decisive engagements that have
affected the destinies of empires. The
Prussians claim to have taken four,
teen thousand unwounded prisoners,
and one hundred and ten guns. The
Austrians lost a number of officers
! high in rank, killed, wounded, and
taken prisoners. Benedek's great
military reputation is gone forever.
The victorious Prussian army is able,
it is thought, if the war continues, to
march triumphantly to vienna. Ii
was probably prudent in the Emperor
of Austria to promptly confess his de-
feat and sue for peace Cincinnati
/ COT9nleTcInL rflrk Gf fN
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s.Unifed we Stand.

The fond hope of the Copperheads
that the JOHNSON Republicans of In
diana we're to be transferred to their
keeping, is doomed to disappoint-
ment As an earnest of the feelings
of those members of the Union Re
publican party who have heretofore
sustained Mr.. JOHNSON, we copy the
isubjoined leader from the Lafayette
Courier of the 18th inst. The Cour-
i,er has been the most decided JoHN-
SON paper in the State, and has WELD
ed influence in his favor, but neither
it, its editor or patrons propose to be
led at the chariot wheels of the Cop
perhead captors of the President
The. following is the Coarter's1 re-
sponse to the contemplated Philadel
phia sale: se gm s.
- = We are glad to learn from our
special dispatches to-day, that Mr..
Raymond took occasion, in the House
yesterday, to wash his hands of the
Philadelphia Convention, and the
House, by a unanimous Republican
vote, repudiated the whole affair. We
are no less gratified to be able to say
that the call for that convention has
never disgraced the columns of the
Courier. much less received the en-
dorsement of its editor. We had ad
hered to the failing fortunes of Mr..
johnson, so long as we could do so In
side the Republican organization, but
when a convention called in his in
terest, required the Endorsement of
such a Copperhead as Senator Hen
bricks, who throughout the whole
war, never raised his voice nor his
arm for his country, we felt that it /
was time for true men to pause and
examine the grounds whereupon they
stood. The life and record of Andy
johnson was before the country He
was sustained by some of the best
men and patriots of the land His
noble attitude. during the war, the
sound policy and pure patriotism of
his plan of restoration upon
the basis of loyalty, as it was
understood by such minds as
Beecher and others, commended
uliu " pUpuldI 1dNOI; anu Ill Il IdlT
and square contact in the primary
election in this county over twelve |
hundred Republicans bore testimony
to an abiding faith in him. They re-
futed with scorn the imputation that |
he had gone over to. the Copperheads, |
and challenged the proof Even now,
with all the accumulated and accmu-
lating evidence of his shame, there are |
some who Will not believe in his dis
honor, but are hoping against hope |
that he has not deserted his party. |
We confess that for ourselves we have
abandoned all faith in Andy johnson.
The evidences of his crime against /
loyalty-for a crime it is--are multi I
plying on every hand, and the ap-
preaching philadelphia is convention |
to furnish the key note of crusade
against the great Union party, which |
warmed him into life. The character
of the delegates appointed, both North
and South, the Copperhead indorse
ment of the original call, indicate the
drift Of affairs. Other complications,
even more serious than this are form
ing, and all the signs of the times are
full of admonition to every lover OF
his country, In and out of Congress, to
stand by his guns. There is not a |
single johnson. man in this county !
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ESTABLISHED, 1881.

of Republican antecedents, and but
few in the State, who will follow the
President into the camp of the
enemy falGg ga5eGmx
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EFFECTIVE MANsIoN3
WASHINGTON. july II.

Your resignation of the office of
Postmaster General, rendered in your
sletter Of the, 18th instant, is hereby
accepted, Fully approaching your
kind assurance Of personal regard, / |
am, very truly and respectfully yours,
Signed, /, ANDREW JOHNSON.
To the Hem William Dennison,
Washington, d. G. &
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STEELE q TRTRLE.

Second 81, Between Chestnut and Cherry
Evansville, Ind.
SASH, Doors, WINDOW BLINDS, DRESSED
LUMBER, BOARDS, LATHs, &c, of every de-
cr1ptfon constantly on hand. Packing
Boxes of all kinds made to order. Saving
of every kind done on the shortest notice.
ap18-Iy.
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FROM HALIFAX.

HAIFAx, July 16.-Lower Canning
was burned on Saturday night. Over
fifty stores ard dwellings were de
stroyed
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HoUSE-FURNISHING GOODS.

BS- A good assortment of Timers Stock.
pSr All Jobh:ng, such as GUTTERING
ROOFING, &c, done at short notice.
! A II warranted as represented.
Z Offers to sell cheap, at wholesale or retail.
Orders solicited. .tf- aprlS
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WASHINGTON, July 16.-The Presi-
dent this afternoon returned to the
House, with his objections, the bill to
continue'in force for two years the
Freedmen's Bureau. He is convinced
that the legislation which it proposes
would not be consistent with the well
fare of the country. -g0p e
WASHINGTON, July 14.-The Presi-
dent this afternoon nominated to the
Senate LAlexander Randall, now First
Assistant. to be Postmaster General,
sent in the place of Dennison, re-
signed.
No other designations of Cabinet
officers had been received by the
President-up to noon o-day, ,ar"N
1.-The Republicans Of the Senatesand
House of Representatives held an adj
iourned caucus meeting tonight, at
fhe Capitol, General Banks in the
chair. to hear the report Of the Com
mittee heretofore appointed with ref
erence to the, condition Of public
business, and an adjournment. They
stated their views at some length, and
recommended that day be not now
fixed. rmhg HF1m 0wm.
After several gentlemen had spoken
hon the subject, Representative Wash
burne, of Illinois, offered a resolution
expressing the opinion that the state
of business was such that Congress
can adjourn sine die on next Monday.
This was the impression of the major
| ity, for the resolution was agreed to
/ by a vote of sixty against forty.
The following correspondence has
/ just been promulgated:
WASHINGTON, d. c., l.
July IL, 1866
u SIR-T have the honor to tender
herewith my resignation of the Office
of Postmaster General, to take effect
upon your notifying mesof its accept
ance. In thus withdrawing from YOU
4 Cabinet, it is proper to- say | do SC
chiefly because of. the difference o.
4 opinion between us in regard to The
proposed amendment of the Consti
tuition, which i approve, and tht
movement for the Convention to bt
4 held at Philadelphia ON the 14tl
/ proximo, to which 1 am opposed. Nj.
/. confidence in the patriotism of tn,
\ CuIOn hepuplICdLf Pal Ies1 anu COA
,Yiction that the peace and happines
! of the country will not permit of m.
holding an equiyocal attitude in re
spect to it. Assuring you of my per
I sonat regard and appreciation of tn,
uniform courtesies i have receives
I from you, / am very respectful,
yours &c. 81 Ssa W ..DENNIsoN.
T. TO the President s
n ~ sSasi. EFFECTIVE MANsIoN.a>
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Plain and Fancy TinWare,

Gook1ng and Heating Stoves, Mantles,
Mantle Fronts, the very best Enameled
Crates, fine and common SkllleIs ana
Lids; ovens and Lids; Su9ar-hettles:
common; Coal Holds and Vases; Britain
mia Ware; Iron, Timed and Enameled
Ware, and everything connected with the
business; in fact, a general assortment OF
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PRESIDENT JOHNSONS REPLY.
LETTER FROM .sEGY. SEWARD
INTERESTING FROMMATAMORAS
AFFAIRS ON THE RIO GRANDE.
~ FROvT wNSHINGTON.

WASHINGTON. July 15,-The fol-
loving important letter has just been
made public:
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TINwARE.
II. .aoE. BLEMKE

"AS REMOVED FROM HIS OLD
II stand on Main street to his new
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,g FARTHER POINT, July 15.4The
steamsip Nova Scotian, from Liver
pool July 9th, via Londonderry July
9th, passed this point this evening.
The steamship Scotia, from New
York, arrived at Liverpool on the
Both ult. .ggs3 10 stsss Ht
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No. IA Second Street.

Between Main and Sycamore, and received
a large addition to his stock of ware, so
that he now has the largest and best select
ed stock. in the city of
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af1et ola alfE go aass
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laa1 ~ ef
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-07-17

1.-All space or time above the figures in this
table will be charged at the rate of ~ per square
g month, if standing matter; S. if changeable.
2.-No yearly contracts except for space at ta-
BILE rates will be made.
3.-All contract advertisements payable on
presentation of the bill.
ALI transient advertisements cash.
5.-Funeral and religious notices fifty cents per
square an insertion.
6.-All advertisements upon which specifca-
ton of times ofinsertion is made will be charged
at transient rates until ordered out.
7.--Contractors will be confined to advertising
their legitimate business and for all other notices
will be charged transient rates.
S.-Alternate advertisements fifty cents per
square after first insertion, if transient; if con-
tracted for, three-fourths OF table rates will be
charged.
9.-Loca notices 20 cents per line for all over
ten lines. No notice of this nature will be taken
for less than One Dollar.
10.-Au country orders to be accomp panied with
cash Or city endorsation.
Ng~ These terms have no reference to existing
contracts.
j. r. HATHAWAY,
Evening Day Book.
W. 5. FORREST, Manager,
For the Proprietor of the Old Dominion
J. RICHD LEWELLEN & CO.,
may26 yirginian.