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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-21

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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-21

rhes9sAb. Lieut.. Pratt ef the
iiat lialied atates inlaptFFl sailed
snaH ss last nlght IL Is permitting
fgt his fegimentl ghleh Is nov go.
ti4aed "A Baton tisassai tie aiters q
gand ahanee % palafed mea whp Nant
siasiip umplnYMnnl and gaad lFatlaaa
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-21

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tani was ieana ah sgaiaF ~ field
paaF the Janetlen ~ fineepsFs' =
aaFepnr's ipaRast WaS heid, hnl a9
clue vas diaeaFespd 90 ihe haaftless
aad nnaatnfal parents.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-21

f#'ffNtN 9fHfNH
Ny attention was called ~ az sfti
Gle IN gepf issue ~ Saturday, ayes ihe
signature ef Justice fhst hpd Fefef7
enee ~ market heslesl pFgn9aneing
al g bright brass sHfiHe scales, bpag
az wiFea inaccurate. frargs Spring
italaaee ssaiss are IN general nse
throughout The markets qf the
Eastern, % veil - the Western
States, and ave universally admit
I'D 70 be- MOI only as seegraie ~
any, bst iass liable 80 set eai ef re-
nait UsiHs ihese scales IN ~ meat
market, and toesiq0 them to be gceg-
ege, ! asgaegsce me stgfGaetf rfgete
Nv fJastiee . fttsei agd challenges him
81 tha prqqf A the same time. !
invite al who feei an interest 10 tbs
matter, " isst NY SCALES l4ifh aag
gpieht from one halt ~ si&iy poHH %
Respectfully ~
fRtn w hfssRff
Heasspift. hi INV 20 ~.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-21

pulas Inle tbs fameus aai old
sellahe Adams tsnfess pampanY,
a4eFse " iiIIl, Mpsseasnt iIaeed
ataa oar table this maFeins AZ half
past nine al haf " tbs lpad'ng New
fafk papers "a az unprecedented
shpFt iimn away ahead stsll eeaireii-
llas.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-21

a@r II you are IN need n n sfoek
s 4 9a q l. 9 Hale ssyd6a sgaI5 e e o.
par Wafer ald Sycamore Streets, and
buy tlaam cheaper, battsF, aud more
IT o. ~ fqr iess Nancy than any
ather house will ~ esg attafd them
4 liquors warranted ~ represented
janJ 81
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-21
OFFICIAL

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6b,1.ll.,os.l,3i, Il. st,1ss ,tf - if'4iN''gs
tfegkayls -caTJpe M MY ~ tNeet lelAeES
WlH gle4se Asy HAdyAtiias4V giytAa aAAA
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-21

ERaM TEhah IlAuTA
0his sad Mississippi Railroad
KAlM AINl.ENNNs.

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fq f & sPasl,9# Halls exeepi sEeaaya,
~ = 4lsin4fie isysfs fRgfnqay M i9Hf
~ ssAppls seHi eeelgly.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-21

s1g We are indebted ~ iqha Il;
seati, The aewsdealeF, for 9qdeg tor
jpHs. I'he lsdifs sill hHd tan at
traefiye nunlhar
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-21

tapar 90 beAAas flkAs Very
little hnslness ga9 tfapsaetgd ~ the
nsart qfhplnaioH Peas sesfarday and
that lliiis ~ aeiniepast tsihe geaafai
pghlle.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-21
LOCAL NOTICES,

ApaTias, Attention, Iadiesi We
will sen az our aeW AHetiaa tiasm 4f
Nh 81 Main Street az iluesd4y AFTER
aqgg; a. Z g'etqek z tAfee gafleiY qf
oil Paintings. aud fieinfes. Alsi a
large iai ef Brg tlqpds alni Aatigns,
bn4is and shahs Sain nhsliiFg- iirk
6aads, llathiag, itaeis aad Shoes 90
be sold every eseaing IBIS Eeek iieg
alay sale days Tgesdags, ifhgrsdags
and SATURDAYS
LaziER A. DafFaAs,
maFsi ~ kgHf Avetianeers
n@e MERCHANT failars neg goods az
giving ~ the neg establishment ~
Aiain sifeet, N sfssI
mar5 u sagH Il BAaLiEq
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-21

kKg8 THe BAT iieLLiEa. |
haFs jasi FenaiFed superior article
vi Canvass bass hall Shoes, tie
7 regulation shoe, adopted hg. bali
playing companies GENERALLY, aDd san
SUNNY individuals ~ clubs az . small
advance apaa iasnntAeiufef.a oasi.
~ Us n Y w TGRssh.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-21

80 So all lgHpElpa IN aggHe l9yei
49,. 80 H. gf fblHifhhJ 80 sIig ~
sss@ ssl fQ9 oHfn pfell4t4Fe aeath. y
a g94ejtli sBlg Il ,&st,lil NJ h9ttIs NJ n
.@lb siIf ~" "''' ~ ~ 20
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-21
y assArlls lseul eeels Z.
Isoal. p4yll islase 10 NawburgH ~

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gglG,i i4fls ~ Il DIS lnalt, ieages af7 a NJ
9 MI ssI' .y,.t a',pfpfFlAsa faafAs4gs
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afS aHd hAhtqass Nv I f.4,
ekpt Npndaa9l az " AfHgea l4li$ e%-
effl q 4 g 4: ~ 1isla,, esxee,t sun.
dpya ff8H ne aAf9laAt'a if9tel ~ .
NeNVhE - B8F88#a eHHE
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-21

$50 fsS 6ey nsris 81. Banping, Of
Bloomington il spending . fes days
~ the Gig s"
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-21

i'alsassn A Whole family Has
peiaaned IN tggasbafe ~. .saiv-
day Hlght, saHDased % he gitil assen
lei They al set az egefd9se. aad
teaee did H9t pFaFe fatal
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-21

sF9RE tta9M raR RRsF affeF fsF
zeal ihe figs fsaF sierg store r99a 90
First Street, near Main, Possession
NJ gep immediately
apl 81 4, ~ i.eTsREigH
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-21

6EW Real EsFATB AsESey u 4,
l. ElIl9H n egp LsFe apeged y thegi
Istaf ~ ARsseg ana 0eAeFYi iHtelll+
segce yfbce toT tbe saie ~ and fest-
peg leuds b9ases, Se., So
Pegsgys having houses ~ LAID ~
regt ~ ssliy ~ p9gssHs wishing "
purchase ~ rent VIII ~ Hsll w sail
igg og illem at t4eiF etlee, ~ Ihlrf
sTeel, near locust N Ellbtfs
kleek.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-21
sa,elelar's Haif Iiye,

- 4ele4aI4 Tan llyq n ibp pesE ~ ,tlp
.es' esiiiblS. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. M
zz@ 4tmenf 10 flIlrpIqYA .llHl3,
Es@ales nlaes ~ ilfq@H Itene4lha MS III
: lff9fi VIA bsh9fffiff T1F H94hl
9s4e4 HHi4W4 b4ieHsi8f. AQHtlr
- a4fFe iHliAifgHsl AHI shqnlH M
FAet8FS n halelSy sifeet ss&
- so 4 asassiasa's,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-21
TRAlN salluilna haaFF faln preeail

VI iast night fFam % % u a'aiaak
Filh . fate Hfpsreet ~ sqntpasaea.
The az Ras yefg bot and oppressive.
Towards midniahi the slef'a Wa&ed
mara violent, and Tho Fala descended
IN taFFeHtsl aepampaaied Wlih flfld
lightAlAa aAi heaFg thunder a lNiaf
walls. i'he rain was warm and witt
daahtiees tia grsai eaai F
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-21
FAgrs AgB srugBnas,- prapase

FAgrs ARt uRRoRA,ri pfapnse
~ make elething - nrier fnE less
ihan auY ane ~ The CITY iinad tall
wma1 easslmpre suits made "a nriaf
far seA All gaaas mada ftam i've ta
ten dollars pos sait lass lhan aaF
.aihpf house. Fame anl see, Ma
tgn,,hla % shnw goods al M 4 First
Street j II pAatis, Agent
,naYii &c
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-21

sgogEs ASH TIswARg Wholesale
aHd retail, "a y U.s. MtskEbs,
Sycamore, bet Second and Third So
mhi2 smdAw
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-21

SWEET rnrArp fLAsTs We are
prepared % hli orders ~ large as
SMALL quantities fnf ehniee Nanse='
m0nd Sweet Potato Plants, shipped
Ia river az eSnFess % all points,
fARsnhs, seaNilLB \ Ga.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-21

s<s Aa,lsemend aud iieempia sweel
iAtaiaa flauts, received daily BIZ Ida
press, and for sale, wholesale and 80
Tail, a. lowest markg, price
hinhhhN hRes
Agaats for Tenhreek, rIeree i o.. Of
Nlnepnnes, Ind mayii Nv
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-21

lsY@ II l. iyeils n san have iast
glag l559ns, 'laehine and pasilAs
isaasl i'lpiagi iseas aad riatias seis..
sue Alsg, 4 ,nna fssgFlmeat eI
I hagars 7 celebrated Shears aud
seissafs ~ Main street a.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-21

s1ss7 4 lefe4 100 If - akfF Heads
resolved tbs dsg qad ~ sale ~ si-in
peg dszsH ~ tba c4se. Parties want
laa thea haa beiler cali Alan
" LAEpHRAB N MlrpHELL,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-21

iiapY fausp-A body vas found
yesterday ~ the day heieFe - beck
harfs 'relpt SEINE nine miles beieW
die eiig, ehiah 10 supposed % b. ihst
ef iahn Aaseat she sas drowned AZ
iiie landine a. ihls elty seme zen days
ago. GqfQnef iiageiin heid an ~,
gaest upaa ihe body yesterday, aad
t4e yerdietqf fhs lafg 9lli he fnpaq
eibaRhele ~ The j0gRsAl:
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-21
i,gseH-t; Every night fr9m ~ ~
u - st tbs Ph9Ris s9l99R,, oWsssf
street WayuD az

sE1 issby WaRogs fsbe Cradles ana
fbajyt. trim De c0WDg9pcst ~ ite
fHsFt, gan be wa a He "EgFekg 80
ssFf,V NJ Nan Street
mRste ~ YgkERY EB9s
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-21

seSEfHge9 y ~ it9zieT A I'm
Dg4e fiegeFal Ageil9geeFs, VII ann
ijsesg ADciiag aad f9giplissi9a tyslse
81 81 vi Man syest, Dg-agy. teQ
uL.y kaIe days. fsesdags. 1flgFsdags
agd SasagJsyF WIS als9 gttepa ~
~ outside s4iet IN tie oilg gili af
leJa4 ~ ll4a selliBe NJ st9ek Wag9as,
ligfgeys. Be ~ DE AmqiiegR sgle
eGibll, 40 EeiEq sg@ei bGtBesg han
and i,4eYt w AePe IN s,,1et gfeR,
Don N business ~ MeGt 2 b6fti2e ~
tllE pubic patronage gsEt4 ~
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-21

as Ahlefiag 4 iiassler ha u
south First straht,are naH prepared "a
furnish ihaif aHnafaas customers
Hlfh The meet ieiIeups lge eream
Fhelf saloon y que n lhe Finest ani
,an5t aamAa1dleus ~ Tie eliF. aAd The
Ice nfeaA superb ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-10

es.ss ~ nadso. avenue near fhiy tara sssset VS.
xnEnh Velvet medaioa ind rich FreDoh
bsas b blue satin broeasl window Caisaias suils
nsrss - Cs.sss Tssls ssadssssrs Ssfvsd ssk Iasess
I'D ~ Herring black walnut Turkish Suit In carved
1aask vahut 1oeecasss lsse reps and brorsAM window
CurnSns and Cornces bo1k walnut Lbsuy rnb1e carved
gsssvos1 be1stsadA senaueled .arbls top
y1nevA Preach China Dssnsr s~vsos 0lasswass Cutlery
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-10

( spsSdi6 csSSisS.s a iS.l0 fcsma
Rcd Here. Snss.s.s Heskswsys
Bod "ssoss. Sa,aesS hsF.ss g.
PAIA ZINE GRAY H0o61s, Q hAsas Ina. years cid,
A':1 4 ~ hsres., ys sy,e s:a ~ ssy ,. =
sc% i.csSis Il, I = .s.:.s enc .: :;::. ~ !.
AN EETIRB EsrApLlsnMRNr, senpdstaS vsrz nns
pair at Horses YenoA CaloeAa 1end16 1roeong Heree
= s( az . ssrs .sns :ss y... Old
sha.ds Ash syaA ana SFOs "a saddle o. Sarsss; war
PIP 4; : s; old: % "a. n.
SLscK sss sRS ScRoAs HORSE i h.a1. As
years old kisd n al haSnsss and saddle. and warranted
LAY MARE, ,sx hands riga syssno o. nina ..d true.
.,IRowx PONY SADDLE MAZE. yssrs GA slsisA.
afsrsSi sSss ST. 81 A..s y. Ola ...A ana
ia. DAsx sEowx HORSE V hssds AsA yssss ed.
sA n1a sornA knd and true '1Efe was e.
FiSE a IN n n NJ So G I'd,
s .sass INA Ina ss sfs me e' s''''
s To q TssS E.. ssss Dr.
sgLKL, slIy suil, u sr.s rate order
,,s.s s,, BAY hoEsE 70 hands high ysars OLA
Sslf acss is Ss. ssss s, ssa9d ~
s Is w AZ ' rMlsso i ss =, -
DAY H6SsS . S.sa. AsA, y.... s,s. Nina !. ~ -.
IunxoU5-ssuO Hcrss 10 TOP bussy and Harness. A.
sEco7b nASD VICTORIA. gray Rs,s ana "a a. u.,.
WAY LxonI COUPE, n sood eonAluop
eeysl oC1W HerDse eevqra cher Carriages q, "a -.
RI RHIss ~ H * ssy - oar,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-10

CuSDAy EXCURSION BOAR YOR C0lLB0B POINT.
S isz ssr ~ 1 svs
P:ss .'is s,s ss.s.y .a;,s s ss.. {ss sss ~
cs sss 4 :si ss. :s; ,s 50 Z ; ;sss ~
Sss ha>heAle pnA olop NeyA ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-10

TO BE SOLD THIS DAY, AT 90 uEDAR STREET,
sOtsine Stallion Nose 9ht dapglea gay u hands
nothing responsible gsarautee gwen soundness
and kindness Can trfo IN s under watch warranted
sound nd kind. Tf7T 49, ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-10

DY MINER a a. sonERo sa LsLAEfiuRpAY,
- pookl,n Horse Bazaar told Brooklyn Marsa
sna James streets, two blocks iron .os pusT ~
Warous, Harness, 30. q. EN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-10

,RER. r, HArhCHuD. ArCTfoNEER
ID Hlomoa Heueshojd tufhkurs,
4 1omwoe1 ra{ier suit,
1rP p gAInoHILp WI ssL ss9sss iSs s,sss.sa !. 3
Ls1a srs nesf hn6sos River nasosd esnssel Honehod
.rn,are sons!sdae q r.xcI Ssofscn sna p;nas Rsea
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-10

BIZ PuIanrrs a,1ro1., c.psis ~ ~ THEA u sl6a,
tomorrow. SA fu RDAy Nay IL 90 ser 0k sseeck =
az household furniture, being the cosa.s q ssvsrA
rosewood ana ..Ip fa' or sus y ss.n req "a
french Bedsseads Dressing BursAus. WashssAn Chairs
and Rasy Chair Wardrooo secxeary ADD Lbrar Hook
Feather Beds and rilcy. BAnsea ~ Velvet 1rassels
Ingram Carpets. China and 0lAas Ware OatAAcgusa
mornfnc Of sale. nN A5s" st
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-10

r BOGARr. AUCTIONBER.-sAruRDAH MAY II,
Ct 1913 ocock at the auction rooms No North WIZ
consisting 81 Paror Bedroom Dining Room and Kitchen
Furniture: also large lot Of Velvet Bruasol Thrcop "
and Ingram CarpeN Catalogue at sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-10

DY HENRY IT. LEEDS MINER
ID HENRY II. LEEDS. AUCfIONEER
layss and valuable assortment OF handsome nousshoh
Furniture.
On sATURDAY, Nay D. a. 10Y O'Clock. :; sAeir sals.
sssoved for q sale including PaIor Dining
vslve Medallion Brassels and !ngsin csrPes, slses.s
eosewood Black wslnn. and xAhossny rs.ssr sns;s in
De Top Centre r.bes RassvSsA Esassrs isss bsssasi
Rosswood Black Walnut aud HahegAny Boestee<a 1ar-
BE Top Bureaus, Washnanda Commodea. Card fabhss,
WArdobes Bookcases Shaving StAnds MauraessA PNcwA
Delster PaAscs Spring BedA 4c, colored mack walnut
Library Tables Black Walnut Desks and Once Chairs,
lounges, Tete- a. etes, IN, CottAae 0uta kc N-v-t
Rosewood, Black Walnut and Oak Marble Top Bu9sta
1ztsnson Tables CAair sids Tables, chaar CsoshsU,
xiso 10. Kitchen Furniture, h. .,,s,ess ST.,
Pr HENRY u. LsE1S Z EIN7Rn. .rcv,ov.,.
I'm ssn y suction On rsssdsy Nay y = ~ esoss e
kages Of Uncainsd BagAge by order 81 A6ams Erprss
Osupany.
0Y HENRY II. LKRDo MINEK
ID HENRY H. LEEDS, Asseteeesr
Bxecutorss Sale Of saasnnt Heussbold pusDiture-
order q the s1:snsor Of The late Reaen withers
Ssndsnce - Second avenue, Without reserve.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-10
4 ucrIoN NorscR.-BoQTs AND SHOES.
W. M. HOLLyN0sHEAD, Auctioneer,
THIS DAY, Friday. May ~, at lO3<' o'clock,
BY CHARI.E6 .; WARREN

Auction rOomb ~ C0rtmndJ btFCeS NJ
Regular scmi-weekly package sale Of
Boots. Shoes, Brogaps Hsln0sNls. Caters, HE.
ShppcrG &C., for cash. - i.
thousand packages more or choco new sprinG and
In great variety Of styles and grades
Also entire balance New York city boot and shoe
lpbbers Stock in both full brok packages embracing
and valued NJ about $4,000. #N- sl64
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-10

i. UCrloN NOTICE HENRY II. LEEDS, AUG
"A bonecr. Important Ma
A very fine pair Welsh Ponies Wagons ~
SATURDAY May H. at - O'Clock. in front or ihsir Store .
very lne pair welsh Ponies imported expressly for he
they drive double single harness. one has
been used under tie saA.ssle 81 . small BOY
Also year old FRy.
Set double Harness; can be used ainGl1s
Wagon with shifting scah nearly new A
A One Sleigh, SADDLE. &c. ssh es
The propcrtYof q gentleman going abroad.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-10

WIZ. wITTRRs. AUCrIoNRER-s8LLs THIS DAY.
w "a 3ocssk. q ~ Canal street ieBs and valuable
assortment Of Household Furniture &c. Panor suiis
Pianos rosewood and Mahogany cases Pier and Mansl
Ainorn Lace sxd pamask Curtains Centre, Dining an
Tea Tables Hafracks blark walnut and
Hair and other Mattresses, Feather Beds, Bedding Sofa
Bodsteads LounGes Rockng other Chairs Library
Dookceesa 100 dozen eeat Chsirs China Glass Silver
Stoves lo noval Wilton, Duassh and ether Csxpses
clipped One Endish Beer Pump.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-10

A UCTi0N SALE THIS DAY. AT lsA O'CLOCK. AT
No. Henry street consisting Of EaTlov and bedroom
eult, together with Kitchen Furniture Carpets Ucoth
end other goods 600 numerous 70 mention.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-10

~ <DoN AND NEW yORK sTEAMSHrP LINE
Passage Landau Hrest 9ln SIS aud 81 currency
VIM PENN, Captain Billings from New York. May II.
ArALAkTA, Captain Ptnkheu, fsu0 Now york. Nay -
BELLONA, Captain Dixon. frun New yerkt June 8.
CELIA, Captain Bleake, from New YORK Juno -
The nav and ELEGANT prit.A iron sssanshp wh. Penn
Hresl on Saturday, May II, at II n. l
Un further netce all tho aseaners q this line viii ca
a. 10 Land pxssengers sold through rail 10
YarAs ~ = per cent less than regular rssss
Freight win be taken and through hie Of adng given 70
Havrs, Antwerp Rotterdam. Amsterdam and Dunkirk
'@''AN' ''l"' RoBr. N. CLARK. % broadway.
For freight apply a. q South street. ..,,.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-10

"A HENRY = uERrs, Jr.. Aaceesssr 5
Rich China, Glassware, Clocks, BroEaes &c, THuR6-
DAY. May ct II ocsck. at The Ieosse IT. Kichen
Co. 8i broadway ccmprsing thsir entire STOCK TO Be
essace Of removal and rars opportunity % house
keepers. Catalogues q sale. : II M NtM9
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-10-16

mo resolutions OF confidence, or
quasi endorsements can make Demo-
crAt out OF a Republican, or induce the
rank and file 10 support him, any more
than they can change the skin of the
Ethiopian or the spots OF the leopard.
We are glad to be delivered from all
such compromising shifts and devices.
ranks the best and most suitable mate
rial. '- EAeeIiR1 Register, oh inst.
Republicans OF Wood, we advise you
tie read the above extract, and take
warning. 1t breathes the true spirit of
our enemies, wherever they have power.
Let them once get the control OF our
county, and not Republican, nor half
way Republican, even Will ever see day
light. Wherever they are in the minoTi-
~ their cry is no party, no party; but
let them once get the control and it will
be as IL is in Ohio county. Here they
tell Won that party shonld not enter
into the Canvass for school officers, for
city council, &c, but what do we see
in the city of Wheeling where they
have the power? A straight Conserv a.
tive ticket, and a straight and entire
vote for it 1t is true one single Re
publican did, by some hook or crook Of
personal popularity, make his way
into their city council; but as they had
full Conservative ticket, the design
was 20 keep all Republicans out, and
such will be your fate II over they get
control. When the Conservatives con-
troll Wood county, the Republican, or
halfway Republican, who obtains an
office by the popular vote will be n mt
subject Tor Barnum. = PdrEeTS6tTg
Daily Tunes Of tie l5th.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-10-16

WHY ARE BREADsTUFFs DEAR.-The
universal expectation OF cheap bread
stufs is not being reaIized-on the con-
trary prices have recently advanced.
For this there would seem to be no
actual cause. The report of the Agri.
cultural Bureau sets down the per cent
age OF Increase at the close of the har-
vest as follows: Ohio, $50 per cent; In
diana, so: Michigan, 50; Wisconsin, IL;
Minnesota, .; Illinois, II; Iowa, -;
Missouri, 40; Kentucky, "a; West Vir-
gtnia, so; Virginia, so; Tennessee, 50;
Georgia, 50; Arkansas, Is; New York,
II; Pennsylvania, 10, while only Ken
lucky and Tennessee show a falling on
from last year, when these crops in
those States We're very large"
In this connection the ST. Louis Re-
publican says: Before the harvest, the
crop here and also in England and
France would, 1t WIS thought, yield in
excess OF the average Since then il is
getting TO be believed that appearances
were deceptive. In our wheat districts,
though the growing crop looked very
promising, the actual returns of the
thrashing machine failed to make the
promise good. Such at least is the im-
preston in the West; and in eonse-
duence of it prices have advanced in
stead of receded." Referring to the
drought the same paper says: There
probably never occurs to the farmer a
worse time for sowing ground in wheat
than the present season. In conse-
duence a less breadth has been seeded
down to wheat this fall. The seed that
has been put in, either lies dormant in
the soil, or has sent mp feeble and scat
terinR shoots which present anything
but a favorable appearance.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-10-16

THE ELECTION NEWS IN RICHMOND.
Commenting upon the reception OF
the news in Richmond. the Dispatch OF
that city tells us how it was received
there in the following:
s.Neyer since the war have the citi-
zens of Richmond manifested so much
interest in an election as during the
past week. Early in the afternoon of
the day of election persons began 10
drop into the office OF the Dispatch in
search of the slightest crumbs OF iufor-
nation, and at midnight they had not
ceased to hang about the doors. On
Wednesday, too, tidings Were eagerly
sought, but rs the chances OF Demo-
cratic victories became more apparent,
the excitement increased, and on yes
terday was at its height.
AT about O'Clock in the morning our
special correspondent at Columbus,
Ohio, telegrapbed that the Republican
ticket in that State was certainly de-
feated. The news was placed upon the
bulletin board, and Immediately at
tracted the attention OF passers-by- As
the day wore on, and telegram after
telegram was received, each giving
still more encouraging news; the group
sWelied into crowd and long after
twilight shades descended, anxious
ewes were strained to catch the good
news brought from the apparently re.
deemed States of Pennsylvania and
OHIO Every eye seems brighter, and
eVSr heirt is cheered by the prospect
a -s1efIon among the enemies OF the
South and of the Union.