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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-07-26
Gepulutionire MnjdIa9e Der Sacubiuer !

Menn n IL he1aupten ~rrlten, eaB bic ~raDtfalen
ltmItir,ler i'm Gonsrsiie auf 8lane ~itnnen, UNI i'm
| gtcibfaae lore 8emalt ourh 9lnbettluns elmer Stss
~pcluttpn Al tebaupten, 10 trirben uniere pClttiiden
1esnsr biss einfa6 als cine @Cppsrbeao @t7aSuns
he,ethnen. @as iaasn aber uuiere 9sier ba5u, DAP
Elm reputlifaniites @~rnsreBmitslieo, Der 9erauss
aster zines sinfu6reihen reputlifanilden Ylattss,
niAt tlcs htsle @s6auptuns maat, lonbsrn Belsge
,ur 9ssrinnuns isiaer Mnflase bsrbsibrinst? Wir
te,ieten uns auf Srn. &apn.cno, Den Serausseber
Der pielaelelenen Nsp Sort Stmss, Der ais rspubs
lfani1hss Wsitslisb bon Ner 0prf i'm &spraien,
tantspbauie oes @cnsrsiss fst. @armrnS bat nur
nit meniaen Musnabmen INNER nit Den Nanifalen
asftimmt unb 1T Dem Ma5tssbDts bss gr5 Saspbi=
ne, 8 stspsns sefclst, bis er eiussiebsn Sat, nas
cine 9siluns Der Spaltuns IN Der repnbltfantiden
Yartbsi unmSslia ~eswrresn 1T. Wtan lsis mas
8apmcnb BON 9Salbtn8trn aus an istns Shines
lhrettt:
Wa16inatrn, Samfaa Is. Sult 1866. @is
wereen Dor einisen sasen rft paiTruns zines BON
Sen. paine bon @isecnfn einsetradten BsiAlulz
fes tertahtst tatsn, In mslhsm bic Staaten
auiaefcreert nerhsn, fb mtiit6riih III craaniaren
nurh tas 9icspliairsn uno @quipiren itrsr Wiilib,
III melhem Gnbe btpet Srittbeile Der seSens
NJ irtta unter Ser Stbut Der @eneralres
sisruns bsftnbltasn Baffsn, GeiAhse
unb Wuniticn unter ben Staatsn pers
tbetlt perben ~1rfIsn. Sic @sr'beslurg uns
ter bic lrpalen staaten lrI icfrrt ~erfrlsen, bic 8srs
tbeiluna untsr Sic an Der Neteutcn tsttetlist ses
wsiemen Staatsn bic auf tpsitsrs Srnsr aussslsst
bleitsn. Ser 8slhlub fan, bonn 0t,litars9 cmmits
tee ess tSauies nno murbs Dbns 9ebatte rber @ers
aug inter ben 8prfrassn burdsstristsn. Ser Bss
i9lub errsste nur msnis Aufmerfiamfeit i'm Cons
sreb unh i'm 3anne, resbalb bas Yutlifum NIT
3nsifsln bic Werihsruns aufnsbmsn trtrp. bas IS
ieitens Dsrsn, ipslhe Die pai1runs nes Bslhluiss
betrietsn, Der erae SAritt fur bic @prbes
reituns eines anbern BIrserfrtess ses
pelen. psriSnliHes 3ureeen auf Der Slur ees
9anles frat an bic Stsns Der tsrfSmmliten unb
n~ottmenbiaen Netatte. Sem Ginsn 1aste man,
Der 8eihlub ba6e ben 3ref, Die fioliden 2rpalsn
in DEN stano 5u issen, fih su tsihissn; ben @ns
bern iaete man, haB es Hh babel I'M eine bfcBe
Getail, Materie i'm &rissabspartsmsnt SAMPLE; mica
Der 9lnbsrn, DAP man bic gBafsn aus Den 9dubsn
bss prdiosnten nebmen u,ihe; lnb mod aneern,
caB Der 8elalu6 auf nas a!nnrinoen bes &riessiss
frstars einsebraft fei."
Sic poroe9snbe Genunsiaticn Ghrsitt bic 81.
9. Staatssts, } Der umtriebe unb alnldlags Der ras
tisalen @epOlutipndre, 1T rSrtlih Der pprteribr'
ten eeitcrisQsn @crreipcneenj hes Germ tSsnrp S.
Narmpnb sntncmmsn. Sie Susae, aus Der neie
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-07-26

t4y- Wir ,ritmen ben intsrsiantsn teutihen
Srisssnahriatsn misner etnen srOben S6eil %unisres
teutisen 8latte5. preuSen min bic errun9enen
Wcrttsile ntht fabren unb he Gntihsieuns ni6t
perfhIeppen laisn, Els feline @ssnsr itre slrrnesn
stenfaQs NIT acknowledgement %terafnet baten.
Rapctscn, Der auf sins neue 3srfidsluns SsutiA'
lambs 7nnt, neil Seutihlanbs Ginteit otter cine
iperben tSnmte, erfasrt ,um erfsn Maie, Sas feline
9efeble Wiherfanb fnhen. Ser &rieg triro forts
sefsst mereen unb fd pieueiat in ein anssmsinsr
eurcpiilher resronoeln.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-07-26
Cur ybila0elpbia gonpertion

Die eDnierpatipen Spbnionlsute BON Sntiana
6islten am Gcnneraas ibre siaa,s. @ cnsenticn in
Snfisnarolts, paiirten BeialaHe, trel1e bic SO,
ltit bee Ytdfnenten unterfassn unb ernannfen
Gelesatea fur aue Gifrifts our peilaeepbia Son,
benttcn. Ste Convention tsfanb aua1hliesiih
aus ecnlerpatipen @epnbltfansrn, nelAe fir Elm.
coin nnb Sotnirn f~imuiten.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-07-26
9ie GrnSte

taut mad ben 9srtAtsn aus alien S6siler hes Cans
oes rtel tefer aus, ale man er,rartete. Gas gtrcb
1T furb atsr bic Aebrsn fnb ipObl sefant. Gin ii.
nsr Suraihnitisernete trirb niht fsbr pisl fs6len.
Sac 6crn fe9t iibsral prdttis. Gs nirn Nie.
naano San8er 5u Liren braudsn.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1866-07-26
Ser werbOte.
0erausaeaebeu BON Reinbaro uub 7ieier.
Gemotratif4es etaats.9idet.

SIR 6taatsz eecretdr:
Sen. Benjamin. Sc Deper, RON eteltp 80.
SIR sapreme= @i9ter:
$bcmas M. 8ep, ron 9amiltcn SO.
Sur 8eb5rse Ter SFentl Merfe:
WttItam 3armilI, RON 2tlblanh So.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-04-25
BARGAINS

A LSO, Lot and part Of Lot Z, Block 9, opposite
"A site of McGregor House recently burned, ON cor
her Main and Alley. Price $1,000, three-fourths can
remain ON mortgage for two OF three years. with eight
per cent interest.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-04-25
Tie New York Times saws euitoriallv /:

Tie New York Times says cditorially:
''We reproduce in the Tih.cs this morn
ing the comments Of leading English jour-
nails on President Johnson's 22d Of Febru-
airy speech. 1t will be seen that the tone
of these comments is extremely laudatory
of the Presidents position and views, and
that the praise comes from journals repre-
senting every shade of political opinion.-
The London Times and the London Daily
Ne,cs are in harmony on this subject, and
Judge the President with fairness and
candor that should put American radical
ism to the blush. His courage, his decis-
ion, his statemanly breadth OF view, elicit
unqualified admiration. The London
Times asserts that for the moment Euro
pean statesmen sink into insigniiicance by
the side of the man who rises in simple
dignity to the grandeur of II great national
crisis. 'Ic surely says the Times, If any
man ever did, occupies nobly and worthily
great historic position. The destinies of
millions of the human race depend upon
him, and he rises fully to the hight of the
occasion. Men whose nerves are never
shaken by the holiday politics OF such
country as ours will stand aghast at the
audacity with which President johnson
confronts his adversarics. No man has
ever struggled in a noblcr cause, and it is
better to fall in such an enterprise than to
succeed in policy of tyranny, confiscation
and prescription. 1t is to be
feared that few Princes born in the purple
would be capable of facing a great emer-
gency with equal courage and dignity
There is stamp of reality and proud self
confidence in this appeal to the sovereign
people, which oblitcratcs the effect of some
indiscreet expressions, and makes us feel
that Mr.. johnson is equal to guiding the
dcstinics of great nation through peril
Gus crisis These sentcntious and en-
phatic periods record the certain judgment
Of history
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-04-25

HSr BUY FRESH GROUND OSWEGO WATER
LIME AND GENUINE RoSENDALE CEMENT OF
GLASS l. SON.~GA
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-04-25

hope by strict application Is Business to merit a
share Ut public patronage, which has been kindly
experience enables to do better Tor my custom
than vt amy former period respectfully solicit
buyers OF the city AID country to examine my CIV
stock and for themselves No charge for showing
Goods. Our trust is well-tounded and fear not
LOW PRICES will merit approval. Able and accom-.
pshed Statesmen to wait upon all our old customers
aud want some new opcS.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-04-25
Won't use any Other.

The last and BEST The right article finally. Every
body likes it. Old and young unite to praise WEDsTERs
VEGETABLE HAIR INvIG,RAroR. 1t restores grey or
led hair its original color in four weeks. Will do
it every time pop. Cures all humors of the scalp
in week. Ask for Wsbstcr's Vegetable Hair Inviga-
ra.or, and don't take any other.
For sale by s. J. Case Co., Wholesale dealers in
Drugs Books and Stationery two doors east of the First
National Bank, McGregor, Iowa.
Durham Van Setback, Wholesale Druggists, 16
Lake ST., Chicago Agents for the Northwest. (l67y)
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-04-25
To COn~ullnDtiyeS.

The advertiser, having been restored to health in
few weeks by very simple remedy after having suf
ered for several years with severe lung Affection and
that dread disease Consumption-is anxious to make
known to his telluw-suhcrerS the means of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send Il copy of the pre-
scripton used free of cherge with the directions for
preparing and using the same, which they will find
sure cure for Consumption, Astad bronchitis. C0nyhs
Colds, and all Throat and Lang affection. The only
of the advertiser in rendng this Prescription is
to benefit the afflicted, and spread information which
he conccvcs to be invaluable and he hopes every su-
will try his remedy, il will cost them nothing
AMI may prove blessing
Parties wishing the prescription, FREE, by return
mil, will please address REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburgh, Kings Co., New York. 4S2
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-04-25

r-s5. The Confessions and Experience OF
Invalid published for the benefit and as CAUTION
3, Youp1 Men and others, who suffer from Nervous
Debility Premature Decay of Manhood, &c, supplying
at the same time the means Of seifcnre. by one who
has cured himself after undergoing considerable qack
cry by enclosing postpaid envelope single copies,
may be haa of the author. NATHANIEL MAYFAIR,
Esd Rronklyn Kings Co. n. Y. y4S7
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-04-25
Strange. but True.

Every young lady and gentlemen in the United States
can hear something very much to their advantage 10y
return mail free of CHARGE, by addressing the under
signed Those having fears of being tumbuggcd Will
address their obelcnt servant THOS. F. CHAPMAN,
S3l Rroadway New York 49,
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-04-25

A Western soldier, who has been all
through the campaigns, and shared in ma
ny of the fiercest battles of the war, writes
from his home ''that he never realized
the honors ofwar till he got home to In
diana, and found his girl married to stay
at-home dry goods clerk 3.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-04-25

A captain who had sound sleeping
mate, caught an Irish boy in the middle
watch frying some pork and eggs he. had
stolen from the ships stores, to whom he
called out: You lubber, you, I'll have
none of that!' Faith, Captain, I've got
none for ye," replied the boy.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-04-25

A gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous
Debility Premature Decay, and all the effects of youth
full indscreon WILL for the sake of suffering hunni
ty send free to all who need it, the recipe and drec
tons for making the simple remedy by which he Was
cured. Sufferers wishing to profit by the advertisers
experience can do so by addressing JOHN b. OGDEN,
No. 13 Chambers street, New York. 4S2
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-04-25
gprtial Mutises.

sxs. The Mason & Ilamlin Cabinet Or
gans forty different Styles adapted to sacred and
lar music for $50 to 5000 each. Eitty-ORe Gold or
.Sarcr Jledals other first premiums awarded them
Illustrated Catalogues sent free. Address Mason
II ,NLIy Boston, or Mason BROTHERS. Ny. ylG4
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-04-25
DREW'S
PATENT WAGON

1OY authority of the Patcntee, am making and
Id have for sale the wagons which contan the fol-
lowing improvements:
lst. The tongue has no side motion to strain the
team the toughest roads.
81. The aX!es are of steel.
81. The load rests On strong friction wheels with
double journals
4.h A sclfactng brake holds back the load with
most power the steepest decent
5th.s There no projecting hubs to catch into
passing vehicles other distractions.
9th. Three wheels always in the direct line OF
motion when stone is struck instead of only two
wheels in the old fashioned horse-killing wagons.
eth. The draft is lesscned one-tlird ... .
Sth. They possess superior simplicity of construc-
ton.
And they worth Ten Dollars per month in saving
horse flesh
Office one door west of Williams & Bros Meat Mar
ket, Main Street, McGregor, Iowa. -s
asa + GEORGE PRINDLE.
N. B.-County, Town and Shop Rights for sale
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1866-04-25

SlNCE October 1859, have been saying in tho TINES
~ "Wat for the Wagon" They now an-.N
nounce To the publc that their stock of I'm
Horses and Carriages, either for business or ZSZA
pleasure, is not eYcelied in the West.
The most reasonable prices characterize their "PIO.
NEER LIVERY STABLE, located about halfway up
Main Street, the Flanders House Call on them ii
would be suited with team saddle horses.
PEARSALL CHURCH.
MaGrcSor Iowa September 9th, 1865.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-29

A journal of thellll' fierce De-
mocraeic, published at Cincinnati,
edited by citizep. Cory, and yclept
the 7" West and South" (ao New
England thus turns upon A. j. and
rends him:
ANDY johnson II aasman map In a
great place at "A most critical time. He
will always lose his opportunity, mistake
the question, abandon his allies, and car
ry ali with him to destruction. IL will not
much surprise MS II he should declare in
favor OF the abhorred changes of.tho Con-
stitution, misnamed amendments, Los
Ing sight OF reason and argument, and
turning his back ON our Federal system,
he is likely 20 give up the soverognty OF
the States altogether, and to listen TO that
old enemyof men and principlc, Thurlow
Weed, VINO, like the serpent AT the ear OF
Eve, IN even now Whispering temptation.
There X no difference between him and
the Radicals. except Negro suffrage, which
anybody eau perceive. and his letter OF
August II. 1865 10 Governor William Il.
shRriSoy, OF Mississippi, commits him to
the recommendation of giving votes 10 the
negroes.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-29

The BEsr THING Yer We have
recently had sufficient evidence Of the
excellence Of Mr. Speer's Port Grape
Wine. which not only convinces US
that all we can say 10 its praise Is de-
served, but that we are really confer
ring favor on our readers in advising
them 10 use il. The wine is n pure
grape wine, entirely nnmixed, and the
most agreeable and delicious ia flavor
of any that we have ever tasted. OF
its medicinal qualities we entertain
the very highest opinion, and upon
the evidence Of our own observations
Three bottles of this wine have nearly
effected a perfect cure Ia the case Of
our little boy, who has been seven
years afflicted with incontinence Of
the urine A great number Of rene.
dies have been tried without benefit,
and the most eminent physicians con
suited with like result. Speer's Port
Grape Wine IL eifecting cure. We
have given this testimony without Tie
knowledge of Mr. Speer, in the hope
that others may be induced to try the
virtues Of this wine-M. Pangbora
E'iiior ofkt6 Jersey Citg Tmes. =
Sold by Ii Il. Ferris X Co.
oc2g dit Wilt HHh Etfi
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-29

A VERY long letter from Mr.
BROWNING, Secretary Of the Interior,
is published in the Washington Intel
iigeaeer, taking strong ground against
the proposed constitutional amend
ments. A correspondent of the New
York Times says that, "On being
submitted to the President, he fully
approved Il, and desired il to be made
public, with the understanding that
1t fully represented his present posi-
ton @..
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-29
gloomy Prosnects.

! The Geographic. dispatches from
Memphis have reported very severe
frostwhich has done great damage To-
the cotton crop in that region. This,
,if general, added to the previous In
jury aud short crop, may have dig
astrous effect upon trade and the con
dition Of the people. All over the
South we hear Of failure Of the cotton
and other products, trouble with the
freedmen, and the exodus of North Z
ern men Of capital aud business ex-
perienee and enterprise The Rich.
nond Times paints gloomy picture
Ira picture which Is all reality Of
the business Of that city, 1t says
there is much gloom and despond-
ency felt ia this city at the fact that,
although the season Is nearly half
gone, we have as yet had nothing
which deserves the name of a good
Fall trade The wheat crop proved
a failure, aud seed wheat must be sent
to the country The. corn and to-
baceo crop is about matured, and a
fair supply Of both Is expected, and
this fact affords some ground for hope
that the trade Of Richmond will re-
vive late in the Fall A similar state
OF things is being experienced in
many parts of the South---the very
opposite of which would have been
the case-except so far as the failu "a
Of the crops is concerned (Which arose
from causes over which man had no
control } had tho South not DESTROYED
the confidence of capitalists and re-.
PEELED enterprise by her rebellious
course, While she is poverty stricken
and, il possible, going down hill tho
| North isprospcrous., Even the South
ern mind must reason correctly from
these facts, t,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-29
Decision Relating 20 the Pay and
R0unty OF Deceased officers.

The widow Of deceased 0ihcer
having applied for the three months
pay proper that would have accrued
to him under the law of Marchs3,
1865, had he beon living at the passage
of the law, tho proper accounting
officer has decided that the rightof
inheritance did not survive, as the law
makes no provision for'the descent Of
thiscxtra pay TO the heirs Of an officer
in case of his death.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-29
A nem0crnlI0 Ylrinrr

AFTnr Il long and patient waiting
we are at last able TO chronicle a
" Democratic victory. North Caro-
lima has chosen for her Governor an
ex-rebel, and, of course, an excellent
Democrat She has filled all her
Offices with men who were lately fight
ng, sword in hand, against the Union,
and by which act they demonstrated
their Democracy beyond u doubt
There never was such q glorious
Democratic victory.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-29
Tie Nnxf Senate.

Some Republican journals arc pub
fishing estimates Of the Radical gain
in the next Senate, which do not I'M
clude Senator CoRaELIgs Corr ia
place of MoD0U0AL, qof California.
Our gain thus far Is four; CoLE, in
place of MoD0udAL, al above; Co
BURN, in place Of NEsMITH, Of Ore
gon !; CATTELL, ia place Of STOCKTON,
oflNew Jerseygand some Radical IN
place of CowAN, Of Pennsylvania.
The election Of Gen, o. y. FERRg to
succeed FosTER, of Connecticut, nis
also Radical gain. To Offset this 10
Ia possible we may lose IA Senator
from Maryland Two Radical sena-
tors from Colorado will also take
their seats this winter. Counting
these the Senate will be politically
classified thus:
Republicans-4l. ,H
Democratsr--s.
johnson men-Doolittle, Dixon,
Norton and Patterson-4
This IL considerable more than a
three-fourths majority Of Radical over
Copperheads and Johnsonites COM
bined
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-29

4 . =. =
TIM New Albany Ledger, which IN
a bitter hater Of Governor MonToN,
finds comfort in the lhct that he won't
give any meaner votes than JULIAN,
ORrn, or any other Of those mem
toned for the position Of United
States Senator, aud il Is especially
gratitied tosknow that the making Of
MoRToN Senator, would give US Con-
RAD BAKER as Governor, and he at
least ia an honest man, though TN i'm
tense Radical. The Democracy need
expect no greater consideration at tho
hands Of Col. BAKER than they have
received from Gov. MORTON. He has
no good opinion ofCopperheads.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-29


=" Important TO Southern Mer'
ehanls'---it Don't Suit all LOCALE
ties. f}tH
Our mercantile friends, who indulge
IN the luxury Of reading the C0ur'er'
will remember that about three weeks
ago Il published long editorial no.
tice Of one of our enterprislng ana
extensive mercantile houses, which
in all respects bat the one we refer 10
was well deserved and appropriate.
II had for the headlines Of the
editorial the words " Important 10
So,ithe,m Merchants, and the name
~ the firm, Ii concluded the arti-
Gle as follows: All the members Of
the firm Of -- are good men,
clever gentlemen, and deserve
| HE bade If the South" The words
italieised are 40 they originally APP
peared in the Courier. The point Of
the whole article, as designed by the
narrow-minded, sectional spirit Of the
editor, IL shown by tbs head line and
the italicised sentence.
The Boonyille Enquirer, thinking
IL good opportunity 10 second the
efforts Of its Evansville contemporary,
copies the article entire, NTH slight
alterations. Knowing very we'll that
in its original shape il would not suit
the latitude of Warriek Copntywith it's
Black Republican merchants, il takes
the liberty of striking out the word
" Southern " from the caption, and
changes the concluding sentence as
follows: (" All the members of the
firm Of ---- IA are good men, clever
menT-gentlemen, and deserue the traete
/ If an retail merchants The italics
are the Eaqairer's Quite difference
| between \ the trade of the South and
tho trade Of all retail merchants ~
the one sectional, the other general,
We are glad to join with the Courier
ia commenting the house in question
to the patronage Of all merchants
visiting this city because they are en-
terprising and deserving men. who'are
/ doing all they can TO build up and ex-
tend the trade Of the city; and are
] pleased 20 recognize them as among
our best patrons. But We mention
the above occurrence to show how this
matter OF political business putting"
h likely to react up upon those whom
the Courier would seek to benefit.
With Evansville merchants Of intel
ligenee and common.sense, there'is no
such thingaa politics in trade Their
goods are for sale to all who choose
to buy them on the terms offered.
without questions as 10 the political
sentiments of either buyer or seller;
and they arc equally open. 10 .mer-
chants from the South or from Wars
rick County, on the same terms. And
the newspaper which seeks TO build
up such a contracted and perverted
| idea of trade as that alluded TO above,
IN an absolute injury TO the CONNER
eial interests of the city. We know
that neither ,theae gentlemen nor,apy
otherlof our public spirited and lib
eral merchants sympethise4 with any
4 P'o" 1lpf"'HY9 0IhE SD ,0g
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-29

THE OxRord lMles.l -kalco

THE Oxford (Miss.) Falcon, no
ticing the result Of the recent cleo
tions, consols itself al follows:
We are not without hope. Let the South
ern people turn their whole attention 10
Industrial pursuits. build up manufactures,
railroads, and all manner Of public im-
provements. Have nothing 20 do with tbs
Government, but quietly obey the laws,
and pay the unjust demands levied upon
you in the shape Of taxation. Seek no adj
mission into Congress, 20 be seated in the
midst Of a bundle of iniquity aud corrup-
ffau
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-29
A Hard Time.

The Rebel organ. in this city, hay
ing almost died out for want Of sup
port, as a morning paper thought to
save itself from utter extinction by
An afternoon issue. But, alter a two
weeks trial, it finds its evening for
tunes are by no means improved by
that movement, 80 it has resolved 10
return to the morning issue. Morn
ing or evening, it IL still the same
sheet, aud can hope for but q short
lease Of life ia its course Of SANDER
and infamY.