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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-17
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY

20 80 - T~eR
TIE grand Armada, with the popular
and gsntlsmanly officers. Capt. Josh
Throop, Billy Dunn and Val. Sorenson
on board, who will be found Just as cley-
er and agreeable gentlemen as can be
found anywherswIf you want to have
nice trip, go on the Armada.
The Kate Hart, D. T. Clark, Master,
viii leave to-day for Memphis and all
Gay. porls4John B. Hall, agent.
The Rose Hite, beautiful and pleas
ant craft, with Capt. Ballard in charge,
will be the regular Louisville packet for
today. Those who take passage by her
may feel veil assured Of . nice, quick
and agreeable trip.
The magnificent Magnolia. one ofthe
largest and most elegant boats to be
found anywhere, will touch at the
wharf to day for New Orleans, and will
bs ready 70 receive frsightI Cox q
Humphrey, and Huston & Co., are her
agents.
~ 6krsS,xns,s seo.Sssoy1tp ,sxcusSars
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DIED.

sIAPsON-.0n Monday. the 18th inst, ALEX :
AHDER, son Of Georgs and Ann eimI son, aged
three years and shres months.s
The funers: viii take place this (wednesday)
morning, at 10 O'clock, Fl om the residence Of HIS
parents, in GoOdssllyilleg The fEisnds Of the
family are invited to attend without further
aotice. 49, s. 49,
tuTNMC -,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-17

We extract the following items from
the Brookville Democrat, of the 18th
80 q -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-17

1t is now pretty well settled that the
track will be laid and theecars run to
Brookville BY Saturday of this week.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-17
ST. L0IIS AND CAIRO

leaving Evansville st 2: 30, p NJ, make close con.
nection with the o. r. n. z. q. at vi. cennes !;
sErlvs at.et. Louis at l:oo A.. M, and at Cairo at
s: 90, A. M. s.fersse rsas sfEE.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-17
ss-Jnst receixed-oue case fame

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into any trouble. l simply wish to know
how you felt while you wste hanging,
and how you were rssuscita,ed.'
He hesitsted for some time, but spon
a renewal Of my assurance that none Of
his friends should be molsstsd, he told
me the folio wing story
When put .hs rope around his neck,
and left him on tho galIo~s, he fol, a
iaintnsss about the heart, caused by his
realizing his fearful situation for the 6rst
time; but before ts bad time 10 ta,rk,
the trap was sprung, aud he fell through
the opening. The shock of the fall was
raiher more startling than painful aud
did not produce either insensibi.i,y or
confusion. Hi, thoughts were remsrka
bly, clear, and he seemed 10 have the
thoughts Of seeing far shove, below and
around him. Everything assumed a
bright v+rmilIion hue, and a soft, dresiiy
langor gradually ptoe over him, until he
became insensible. There WAS nothing
painful or unpIeasan, in anything be had
undergone. He seemed 10 be sinking
gently into delicious sleep, and all hi,
thoughts were pleasant.
The next he remembered was being
wrung by tie most agonizng TORTURE
/ he pains were not confined to any psr
tIcular place, but extended through the
hole body. His first thought WAS that
he was in perduion, and was suffering the
penalty of his crimes, The pain. incr.a.
ed each moment, and at last he started
10 his fest with scream Of anguish, at
the same time opening his eyes. Grea,
WAS Lis surprise TO find himself in his f. .
TIERS house, 10 the midst Of his friends
and relatives. He tainted At once. and
when he recovered lie found himself in
his own bed. As soon rs il WAS thought
safe to do so, his friends informed him
tha. upon bringing his body homo, they
had determined to try to resusci,ste it,
although they feared it would be useless.
They worked faithfully and a, las, sue.
ceeded.
But, si:," said the man in couclu.ion,
coming to life sgain WAS much wors.
than dying"
The man promised to leave the State
and try to do better. l had but little
confidence in him, ys, l let him 20. he
kept his word. however, and a short time
ago. heard he WAS . we'll TO d O faruer
in one Of the Territories. .."
This, gentlemen, is the manner in
which got my ideas sbou, banging, aod
| think yon will admit their force. ,
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ApvERTIslse RATES.
THE SOUTHERNER,

fustisHED WEEKLY AT DAxLIssros, .. C.
DY J. ~. BROWN.
TERMS "f sub,cription--Ts sabseri.
i bers on our books, 3 So: TO new SUBJ
scribers, 4. Advertisements per sqas.e,
hrst Insertion, so; sach subsequent in.
seriion I
Advertisements not paid for 10 advance
will be continued until paid for. and be
charged a,cordingly Transient advertise.
mcnt- nust be paid fpr in advance Ad
veriisvinents not marked for ceriaia mum
Der Of insertions, will BE- continued until
forbid, aud charged accordingly.
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This Wiins.r has again taken tho first
premium in tho Great Fair OF the American
ins,iiu's-i has Also ias-t the FRS, Pre-.
MUM n, the State Fairs Of New York, Yer.
msst. Pennsyivania, Ohio, Michigan, Irdi
anr, Illinois. Ksninrkv, lows, Wisconsin,
Connecticut River Valley Fair, Chamt lain
Valley Far. and ut most of the County and
Institute Fairs throughout tho esnntry
Over 100000 have bs-n said and are now
In use in the United States. aud zoe never
heard Of one that pas not liked
The UNIVERSAL is s"pe,i"r to all other
Wringer.. in hs'inE large rolls "f -.lii 10
dia Rnbb~r. 80 protected by strong COG
wHEEL> that thew cam ot slip or Break loose
from the shaft IT.. strong wood frame can.
not be broken, and ds"s not rust or s6fi the
clothes Every Uni's sal " ringer is WAX.
RAHTEp.
We --lect a few Testimonial. from persons
widely kn"wn TO the public. ~h" speak so
iual experience, asd are above suspicion Of
missta' ement.
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THE POSTAGE LAW.

For the ceussni.ncs Of o ur rrn1ers maj
Of wh.m are uninform.d n 10 ihs present
Postal raies. We -xt'Hrt and prspurs the
following from the exS-tiny regulations, As
Published in the "U.i'ra States Mail ~
Letter Postage -Prepdyment-Ths law
rsq""ss ths postage on Sll letters to be
prepaid by stamps sf stamped snvel opes-
payment Ia m"ney being prohibited. All
cropped letters must also DO prepaid. The
only letters sa wiich payment 10 ast do.
mandrd. ara ose addressed TO The Prssi.
dent or Virs Prssidsni, Msnik.rs Of Cen
gr-ss, and letters on official business 10 IN
chieits OF the Executive D~puriasnts sfths
Government, the heads Of bureaus, and
chief clerks aud others invested with the
fraakins privilege.
Rates The rate .: letter postage il
tire. cents pr haf ounce throughout the
Uni,ed States aad three cents for sach nd.
ditionai half ounce Or fraction tAsrsuf.
The .es csut Pacific rate 10 abOli.h he'd
The rate Vf postage on drop lsaters il
two cents per hnf ounce or fraction thsfe
Of at all offices where delivery by cArfisf il
es ablishsd. Where such free delivery 10
not established, the n te is enc ceat
Newspaper Postage -Th. following 10
the postage os news spapsrs, when sent frsm
the office Of publication, 70 regular sub
,cribers.
Postage on Daily Paper to sub.cribsrs
when prepaid quarterly or yearly in ae-
vance, either al tfs aniIing Office or office
or delivery, per quarter. IS cest,.
six t,m's rer WEEK, per quarter, 80
For Tr Weekly, " is
F"r Semi Weekly, 10
For Weekly, 6
Weekly Newspapers Zone copy oniy)
cent by the publisher to actual subscribers
wi hin the eoua'y whore Prnt.d aud pub.
lishsd. free.
Postage on transient matters. Books and
CireuLdys.--Busks, not over 4 ounces in
weight, to one address, 4 cents; over 4
ounces, nRd not over 8 onnces,6 cents over
3 oGnce-, and not over - ouaces, ~ ceats
over ~ sunees, AID not over I6 susSes,
l6 cent,.
Circulars, not exceeding thee 10 number
10 one address, J Gents; ever three, sId not
over six cents over six, and net over
nine, q cents over nine, and sot exc eedisg
twelve. 8 rents
MtsceIIdaeouS--On miscsIlaaesus malta
bic matter. embracing all p'mphlsts, ecca-
siOnai publications, tran,i.nt newspapers,
hand bills, and posters, bOsk manuscripts
nndpro"f sheets, whsthsr corrected or net.
maps. prin,s, sngraving- sheet music. blanks
flexible patterns, samples, asa saspls cyrds,
Photographic paper, letter eneelspss, postal
snvsl"pss or wrappers, cards. paper. plsia
or ornamental, phonsrrsphic represents.
t'ns OF fsrent types, seeds, cuttings,
sulbs, roots and sc,eLs, ths postsgs to bs
prepaid by stamps, Is, on one passsgs to
one address, not ever 4 oanres in W eight,
cents over 4 ounces. snd net over 9 oun
seS, 4 cents svrr 8 ounces, aud not over
IL ou.cs-, G cents ever ~ ounces, aud
net over i6 ounces, . cssts.
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From the Chattanooga Gazette.
How q Man Felt who was
Hanged.
A SHER!FF'S STORY,

"Wait ill you hear il.
Ten years ago I was elected sheriff Of this
county. THIS was my first election, and
have been regularly returned ever since.
MY hrst attempt 10 open court wa n do
during AN important trial. The criminal
was dePraved, desperate wretch, who
had been indicted for an a,rocious and
brutal murder. The fellow va, greatly
hardened and seemed to care but little
how the trial went-the evidence was
strong and against him, and whom the
case W" submitted to the jury they r.
turned verdict Of guilty withou: lssr
ing their seats. "
The execution was fixed for day, two
weeks after the trial. OF course It was
my duty TO put the rope around bis neck
and launch him into eternity. it was a
dlstastsful duty. | assure you; for, though
| knew fu we'll the man deserved his
death, did not relish the idea Of hang
ing h'm. &c, through with it however,
and set him to dancing in the air. lie
did not struggle much, and thought
had an easy death. After banging the
usdsI time be was cut down and bis body
given to bis friends for inter ment. I
thought had seen the last Of the man,
As the wagon containing the body drove
out OF the Jail yard but | WAS mistaken.
About four months after the execution.
happened to be passing nay barn, whom
saw man sitting in the doorway, with
his head resting on his hands. | did not
like ais looks, SO I approach Cd him, and
asked him what he wanted there. us
raised his head and looked a. me in si.
lsnce. / am not given to superstition,
and don't think I'm rery ,i.nid, but ]
felt my blood grow icy cold 'ssI rscog
nized in the mar before me tue person
whose execution . had conducted. His
face showed no traces Of hi, violent end
and the only indication Of il, now visible
was slight Disagreement Of the neck.
] scarcely knew what to say or think. Tor
/ had seen him hung and heard him pro
nounced dead, and hsd delivered his body
to his friends for burial. and yst, sket a
hpss Of four months, there he SAT, look
log at me with face as white As shse..
The terror that was exhibited in bis coun
tenance convinced NE that he was no
ghost, so | asked him with a. much cool.
meas as could command:
Jack Larklns, do you know ne r.
"You'rslhs man that hung me-" be
replied doggedly, at the Same time NOV.
iog away.
before you go, Lsrk;ns," ssid 7, 81
woulk ike 10 know how you cheated The
gaIloN.." ="
'Ytu won't peach on any Of them
folks ss helped TIE, will you = be iuquir
ed.
"No," ! replied, III will not get them !
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GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK.
FOR 1865


FOR 1865
THE FASHIONABLE MAGAZINE OF
THE WORLD.
T LITERATURE. Fine Arts and Fashion,
IL The most magnificent Steel snera.
wings Double Fashion Pl-tes Wood en-
cravings Of every subject that can inte. sst
ladies'. Crochet knitting, Netting. Enbrsi.
dory. Articles for tn. Toilet. fer tho Parlor.
the Bordoir, and ihs Kitchen. Everything
iti fact, 10 rIaks n Complete Ladya Book.
THE LADIES' F\vORIrE FOR 80
YEARS.
No Magazine Ia, been able to compete
with It. Nnnr attempt it.
GODEY'S RECEIPTS.
fr every de ,art,nen. IF household. Those
alone are worth tho prrcs Of the b,ot.
. Model Cottages (no o;her Mayazins
gives them. with diagrams.
Dtnw'ng lessons TOR the Yoaog. An
other speciality with Gvloy.
Original Music. worth 50 \ year. Other
Magazine. publish I'D wo-u-out nu,s .
but tho -ub>cribers to Cooley get il before
the mu ,ic stores.
Gardening for Ladies. Another reeaii:
arity with Cooley.
Fashions from Mes,rs A. T. Stewart L.
Co., Of N-w York, the millionaire merchant.
appear in Cody, tho only Mtssziss that
has them.
Lndie, Bonnets. We give mote Of thom
IN year than ANY other Msgaziu.. In fact
the ladv's Book sraoies every lady to bs
her own Boanut Maker.
Terms Or GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK
FOR 1866.
(From ph,ch there can b. no Deridiisn)
One copy, QUE year. r.............. s. 90
Two copies. one year. 10
nree copies. oite year. .......... SO
1 "pt ccpies, one scar. 10 90
Five c"pies one year, aud au extra
copy T." the person gettin. up the
club, making hive copies. ......... - %
Eight copies, one year, aud an extra
copy to The person getting up The
club, making uins co,ies. ....... Il o.
Eleven copies, uus wear, and an sx.
ira copy 10 tho person getting up
tie cub. na2ing twelve cupies... ~ 90
All addition, 10 clubs at club rates.
Address L. f. Cooley
North East cor. 9Th aud Chs-tuut sis.
PHILADELrHIA.
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The TRl.WEEKLY NEWS.
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BY GAILLARD g. DESrORTES.
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Thursday and Sa,urdav, and will be sup.
piled TO subscribers at = per month, isvs
riabIy 10 nd anc..
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PROSPECTUS
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The undrrsi.nsd will issue. ssans .eiaR
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guarding with sA eagle eye, the ia's..st.
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States
There will also be issuei. fr0m the same
"'h"s. a weekly paper under the style asl
title Of
THE CATAWBA WA1CHNAN."
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three months, 2.sO; asy lass ii ne o. psr
meath
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YORKYlLLE ENQUlaER.
YORkYIILE. S. G.

TERMs-iN ADyANCE--rh dol
lar ard my crnts per year TIVE dollsrs
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ment Is made Ia specie, two dollar. and If
ty cents per Jsir oae dollar asd twent.-
hvs cents Ter sig nonths; seventy. i've
cents Tor thres nenihs Single copies. ten
cents. ,,.. Ha.,
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White Men must rule America.
NEW YORK DAY BOOK FOR 1888

THE DAY BOON proposes to stani ia
tho future. a, in the past, npon the great
doctrina that this is . WHITE MiN'S
Gt GttPERNMENr on the basis OF FEDE.
RAJ. UNION. and it desires 10 be dsliast
~ eouh ci out Of that class Of joarnsls
which pr"Po-e to >irreadsr democratic
pr'asiples t. e towsrdiy pnblic clA.nor. IL
asP'rcs TO no higher nsnor than to be the
organ df the great Agricultural Clas.ss Of
The country aa.inst the public plundsrsrs
OF all parties. w',o ndw, through tanks,
tariffs, taxes aud free n.gruisrn. are striving
To- crush them. The Day Book, or its sus.
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bloody Wears, k-p, the dag Of state Rights
and C"ustiintional Liberty hyiag, =, = xrs.,
p-cuDiary sacrilias in New York. asd at q
time too, whsn it hsd no other Journal to
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people than To court tho favor Ilques aud
ricf railroad corporations aud be wrong
with tho few.
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iy Of the cnnatry. aad has the largest cir.
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The Southern Guardian.

I PROPUSEts revive the pudlic alton OF
i This journs4at Columbm, II. G.. as soon
~ inaiI concentrations have been restored
and ths nsc<ssary arrs gsin-nt- esn hs
made. CHARLES p, PELHAM.
November -, 1885. -
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val, political and foreign ,atslii..aco ofth.
day.
@ Alb scsmmunicatisns. either from
correspondents ur On bnsiasss. should be
addressed 10 CllAS II. WYNNE,
Proprietor.
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+ HE CAROLINA TINRs,

The Weekly News, conlsinisx twenty
eight columns. q Transcript Of ths Daily
Tunes, is psbishsd every TueSday, nj 81
per annum. Club. Of ten or mere, 81 SO,
aud copy 10 tbs gottsr up gratis.
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Td Weekly Times. one square (tsn lin - or
lsss) 100 fai tirsi insertio. and 90 cents fer
cash ssb.eq nsat insertion. A reasonable
deduction made for sdvsrti.essats inserted
fer . loagrr period thaa enc noa,h.
Advsrii-sMrnts isse.tsd ID the Weekly
News at 800 per square for each inssr
tion. All l.tiers on busisss- with the above
Psblicslions should he addressed to.
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CbarIstis, N. C. 81
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JOHN C. CALHOUN.
ny W. ". HOLDEN.

The voyagcr on the Southern main
Views with wrapt awe the halow ed sign
Which mighty flames "beyond the linc:"
Nor deems the labor all in vain
witch orinGs him to the long sought shrine
The warriors tribes, in fell by food,
Walk in its light when the day is gone,
And hail it in its light abode
Best reflex OF the absent sun.
In all their devious wanderings,
From dewy eve through midnight's reign.
1t guides them till the mornings wings
Shed sunlight o'cr tie earth again.
What If that cross its front should vel
Anu, darkltnS, link IN nights embrace
No other stars nor sun could GIL
or share its wondrous dwelling place.
Star OF the South, twas thus with theel
10 thee all eyes and hearts were turned,
As round thy path from plain 20 sea
The glory Of tiny greatness burned.
Millions were drawn to thee, and bound
BY minds high mastery millions hailed
In thee guiding STAR nor found
A ray in thee that waned or failed.
Fi1'd as the sun which hangs in Heaven,
Firm rs The earth it shines upon
Pure as the snow by light winds driven
Vert thou, ColumbiSs honorcd sunl
No nights embrace for thee nor pail
But such mortal change has wrought;
Thou lives, still in mind-in all
That breathes, or speaks, or lives in though,
Star OF the South thy beams are here
uere in this heart that weeps thy loss
Thou hidden, thou art still sphere
Serene, refined from earthly Sross,
Eternal and intensely clear.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-03-28

1--WE think the Machine much more than
pays for itself every wear in the saving Of
garments. We think il impor,ant III.
wringer should be nttrd with COt;S "
lOrH"ge Judd, Editor Of American Agricul.
turiAt.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-03-28

"This !. tn" 6rst Wrngsr I have found
that wonld stand the service required Of it.
}. r. Huggins. l.ovejoy's Hotel.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1866-03-28

"My family would 40 so~n give up tho
cssking stove a. this CLOTHES HnIscR
IL rannst DO too highly recommended -
Solon Rsbinson.