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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-01-04


This allows fashionable lady 500
more for her ball expenditures dur
ing the season than her attendant
cavalier. 1t is reasonable average,
as many fashionable ladies, it is we'll
known, spend as much as $1,000, and
even exceed that amount in attending
the balls given during the winter.
Admitting that but five thousand la
dies expend the amount given above
land five thousand is but small es-
innate Of the number who are satis-
fed to do with 1886 as pin money dur
ing the winter), we have an addition
al sum of one million four hundred
and twenty-five thousand dollars
spent by the dear creatures in their
dresses and other paraphernalia. The
totals are: Gentlemen's expenditures
for the ball season, S., 700, 900; ladies'
expenditures for the ball season, 81, :
425, 000 Total, $7,125,000. Or an
amount sufficient. to build over 5000
comfortable houses for the poor at
$4,000 each, or to supply 10000 such
families with breadstuff and fuel dur
ing the five months of the dancing
season. IN Y. Tribune.
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~ article of Youghiogeny and Pittsburg
Coal and Coke, which am prepared to
furnish 10 Blacksmiths and Brewers, either
by river or rail- Coke sent either In nogs-
heads or by car, at low rates. KS ..a-
Office corner Water Street and Fulton
Avenue Bald A. j. HUTCHINSON.
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COAL.
GREEN RIVER COAL.

NREEN RIVER COAL-FREE FROM
W Slack and all impurities, of the best
qualities, and lowest market price. Full
measure guaranteed.
A constant supply on hand and orders
filed promptly. - .a. gs-JI1cd
LITER & ANDERSON,
-4nsiN No. South Water Street,
Next door to Robert Barnes store.
MOVIE d3rf ~D
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dress and ornaments to increase their
personal charms, she would at a glance,
be known among a thousandAher
character would be read in her cOun-
'tenanoe. lil'ns 10 bus 3i4feG
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BODIAM COAL MINES.

0FFIcE ON THE CORNER OF 10
~ Gust and Water Streets. ~ IoS
A constant supply, and orders prompt
ly filled. novo1
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1t would be ungallant to omit the
expenditures of the fair sex in their
search after pleasure, and we there
fore give some of the principal items
of the ball wardrobe Of fashionable
young lady, giving very moderate fig
ures in our estimate:
One tarletan dress, cheap at..............S Is 90
One MORE antique dress, without
lace trimmings, SIS; with trim
Two ordinary plum silk dresses $50
Six pairs white satin CATERS, S. pair 20 90
One dozen pair kid gloves. ................ 25 90
Having hair dressed six times....-...... 10 90
Flowers on head dress during winter 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-15

BANK OF rns MANHATTAN CoNPASI NgwtoRS jan 10 l51i
At A MEETING of the BOARD of DIREC-
~ TORS Of the Bank, held THIS DAY, Il resolved,
That the this Bank be authorized 10 ont 81 ~ reserved
pro6ts the the Iabo The share
holders paid and refund Il 10 those nho mat
wy "'''t' I'D J.. +. HARBEkGBR
oriey facilitate the Stockholders who
have s AM earnestly requested their claim eatcy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-15

,c, oo,tet IA stfll close and firm, and other than
sou - borrowers find considerable dcuy 10 eiIcCt
- The bankers In all cases are pursuing q very
hS course and are not making aulheSS eACePt
H. as,s where the secuiltc ar ,nt On tI,e s+reet
" cas- e az interest Is 10 per cent III me tereS
tnreIV anapds IA 30 per cent per lnon'n' NO's"e0
Ioons are made at SOLO per cen' -, -
~. p;,sbyroh Commercial of Saturday says;
nc -, ~, the various discount places for money
1he ui The hanks are fun, ana Ei'r . ~ ~
veg ~ 30 nor has 10 go undone IN &c ba, t.rs
klsi ,sred outside. But most oi t' re,,Iar c,is
hns ,rlr ablr to accommodate lus oo1ov ,oarlet In
arc "Hl' MI. Cur,,, m the NeW-lCTh i.Vl,,y na " -
TONERS Ihe liH' S,inCcpcy here and there was gen
DAY me- 80 - ~, tbe mart Of money Wh,tcls. ~
er'i H"lv orc made pretty llttiy .. 49,, ,o,,t
on ~ ,,d ON stock cOate li9 4U - etiie eXhiiIte6
r! ,oi IN nm uess although ho' - 49, ,.st Tbc
lU - tS VIZ "a ti,tv than for stti ny 81, ~
life ana dCtl still they are larger uan inc
Gales age not e0ck of crude oil ON the lnathc ~
previous day ms very light The prncipa operations
TINS uhle, leeks were Tor dthNei1 vi t'U H.,
sumption OF ne following 90 bbs Al 042 gravity Tor
our Lot., market, l0c, bills 10 DC ietetMcu Nv ps
the Eis . an 7Ic without packages dcIEered ~ the
BHh % ming and Storing Company WuIkS, ana iou
NStOiii Ill These are certainly low llgfcS htIhe9
caIloao1 tar favor Yesterday We have s1csrepOrIed
OIL was i ~ al 0O bbls all for future delivery, as fol
70 W 90 nils bonded National EcIhhhg ana storing
mnnS,,rv March, Philadelphia 3e3G; 900 DbiS May dc-
S 49, 5g bbls. DO June, 33c., ana 900 40 uly, &C.
o. Ind IRONS but a very limited amount OF business mas
clly suspend operations ON tlls DAY Tor an lndelmle
d hence Tho sales of the week were eOntned 10 mere
IpStsN lois 70 work up stock IN hand.
The following lisa statement of the approximate
earnings of the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago
RAILWAY Company during the month OF December
oouuorcd with the same period of the year 1863;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-15

2sa17c; Prime Light STRAW to White, 2s129c Standard
White 3Olc; and Prime White, la032ao Receipts Sal bbs
RICE-The demand FOR Carolina has been more active
firm: sales of 3ss tcs at 81 3lOIc, with little any, now
10 be had under Zoe East India IL neglected.
sUGARS-T1e demand has been light, without change
TO note IN prices sales Of 3O7 hhds at l0d0Sc for Cuba
10 44l0Oc for DemeTaa and 900 boxes Havana at 9Gle
Refined arc firm at 151c. for Hards.
TALLOW-With fair demand prices are steady; sales
Of l25,OG0 % ~ ll3G1lAc for fair to,priIne
MIIISkY-Ihe narket Is inactive and prlcos uncertain
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-15
cOUTHWEST PACIFIC RAILROAD Co.
- FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS.
PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST GUARANTEED BY THE ATLANTIC
ASD PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY,
IN COUPON BONDS

or
81 900 EACH,
TWENTY YEARS 70 RUN,
DUE SEPT. Is, 1896.
INTEREST AT THE RATE OF 2 PR CENT PER ASHliM
PAYABLE IN THE CITY or NETWORK Of THE FIiST DAYS
OF JANUARY AND July.
These bonds issuel Il miles Of complete read nov
operation TO Etola Ia The State 81 Missouri which ~ ann
ctssss
And graded With material hiIi 70 be nm
completed hy January 1907 cost oi.....: 0to'OOO
Together With u land being disposed an,
minimum Of IS per acre. (mAImGm spJ''' i'1VV'ooV
Say present total vsue
provision this when lands so 10 The amount OF
SGOg constitute special fund p the redemption OF IKE
amount Of these exceeding 100 per cent lbJ are
ao receivable hy the Company paynnt o ~ sales o l
th. ROAD will connect sih the Great Atlantic fnd Patc
Railroad 0l. crmus forming dfyrt ard continuous foae
FROM II Louis 10 San Francisco
When completed win present rosd u 30 miles IN ~ am
costing aIct.
With q lfud valued IOOOO,Ooo
sso,,,, ,,,.I ,,lne ss,, 600, 900
" IA A total ano 81 Poais sutt0i'd, vth The .. o.o
guarantee shove SI,SoO,oVV
Which nav be uo Iselas 71jpo mpe Of COS
ODE present s,se d 42oOo Of Bo, llel amount IL no"
offered fog sale.
Fot faithtr particulars sppy 20
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u0rCd with the same ptTIUu OF UIO lVa1 ~
1856. 1865.


4f.
The road in 1866 reduced its expenditures for con-
.tyuction which in 1864 and 1861 100000. To
eet the construction expenses of 1866 sale of bonds
win become necessary.
4 disnatch from San Francisco TO the MaripoSa
Comrany states that Capt. Hunt, special agent
has now entire charge of the mines and that the new
machinery is in full operation" The managers Of the
Company expect to earn dividends during 1867.
The earnings of the Chicago and Alton Railroad for
the month of December:
1855 4l3 .s2S62i Increase S4s, $50
The Marietta and Cincinnati Road earned the first
week in January:
1865 so 100 1861 s24 $50 Increase. 2,726
The Western Union Road earned the first week IN
January:
lsoo SiO0l6 1867 ....... S9s92 Decrease. .s22i
The Hartford Co,aRt gives list Of Is Of The sound
eat and most most wealthy Insurance Companies III
the country for the purpose Of showing how I'M
profitable the insurance business has been OF late
In this list representing $3O00OOO Of capital, only
three have their capital unimpaired by losses, and
they have only surplus of about $4,000 on capital
of about Al 100000. As Offset TO this. IT must be
remembered that the Insurance Companies have,
until recently, been making large gains, and that
their present capitals frequently represent earnings
declared on stock dividends
The sun Mutual Insurance Company have added
SO0O0 of cash capital represented by stock To Their
other assets and hereafter their business viii he con-
Quoted as partly mutual and partly as a stock com
pany.
The Lorillard Fire Insurance Company have de
elared semi annual dividend of per cent, payable
on demand.
The following are the approximate earnings OF the
Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad for the month OF
December ult., as compared with the same period OF
1850:
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Dipi0eno Notices.

OpYicE ClII.gSs ISs Co. 10 lSt bRoAgwn'
A DIVIDEND of TEN PER CENT, Tree OK
'0'sn"s'' ''i' pay EDwsRD 4 WALTON, secrst,ry.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-15

KsICKgKBoCKER FfEs assurance CosPANY 90 SEsioss
Office Ma. 81 Wallet. SEw-iOKK, Jan. o. lso1
nIVIDEND-The Board of Directors have
~ This dsy declared SBNLASNuAL DNlDbND 81 FIVE YEN
' JOSEPH l.. TOWNSEND Secretary.
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HALLATIN NATIONAL BANK. No 80 Wall

Resolved That this Brk viii pay tie City Tax for Stockholders ~
said Rank on Monday the an each stakeholder
berc notified that the his shares has been paid b. him
previous 10 this date required to 'aye With this Bank BIS taI
% g evidence Of such pa neut any time before Monday hsIt al 10
ocloeL =, f. 7. TAPPEN, Cashier
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-15

es32 hogs slaughtered at Communpaw during the week.
turning off four per minute at the time q our Vt Oh
Saturday
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NETWORK CATTLE MARKET.

FOR TIE WEEK ENDING MONDAY, Jan. II, 1867.
Beeres NcilS Shrrp snd lainbs Swine. Toisl
4.DO "a 20g 1862 20,4s2 43,oy
These were sold at the following arEetplaccs:
Sheer and
Beeve Veaia Lanhs. SaDe- Total
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THE NINTH NATIONAL BANK

No. $50 BRoADwAY NEw-YoRK, Jan. y, 1867.
This Bank will assume the Municipal Taxes on It's
sharcs for the year 1866 BY order Of the Board or
Directors JOhA j. I'LL, tdslhel.
SOUTHWEST PACIFIC RAHRoAD.-Sce advertise
bseAt under " Financial"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-15

They came Nv the following routes: Erie KairOad 1S55
Harlem Railroad 1865 Camden and ArubOy Railroad, IL
New-Jersey Cehirci Railroad Clio; ou foote's. Abou
900 were In the yards on Monday.
II5T OF DEONERS.
The following are the Of droycrs owners or con
sie1ees of The pucpal droyes and where the cattle
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-01-15
,I,IIr rRnsTEES of the SEAMENs BANK
II,HE NORTH RIVER SAVINGS BANK, co

oTh urtht and Eghthav DepS s r - ss r, q rom
10 Interest allowed Of SIX per cent nee o. oorsmei
- a. ~, 10 ia J"s,ssn, F JOHN HOOPER, Prexnnl
Rpr / EVrrR Ser
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-08-21

the last two weeks, Occasioned, says the
Gazette, by the stagnant water standing in
the streets.
The Lebanon Sentinel says that coal oil is
a sure cure for hog cholera. 1t should be
given in tablespoonful doses about three
times a week.
The improvement of the Michigan City
harbor is progressing finely. Vessels
drawing not over twelve feet of water can
now enter between the piers, and four or
five may be seen unloading at once every
day.
The New Albany Commercial says the
soldiers buried at Jacksonville and varl-
Gus points southwark, down as far as Mis-
sissippi and Louisiana. numbering some
five thousand, are to be transferred to the
soldiers cemetery at New Albany, making
it one of the most important in that. sec
tion of the country.
The Fort Wayne Democrat says that pre-
parations for the construction of the
Grand Rapids Railroad, are speedily pro-
crossing, and inside of eighteen months
we expect TO hear the iron horse from the
North snorting in our city.
Senator Morton has accepted an invita-
ton from the managers of the German
SRngerfest Association, at Indianapolis,
TO deliver the speech on the festival
grounds, near that city, on the 9th OF Sep
TENDER. Judge Stallo, 1t is expected, will
deliver German address on the occasion.
1t will be remembered, says the New AL
bany Ledger. that few months ago two
men, ally and Brooks, arrested for the
murder of a widow lady near Clear Spring,
Were taken from the Brownstown jail by
mob, and hanged in the Court House
yard. The ,odies of these two victims of
mob violence were lately disinterred, the
heads chopped from their bodies, placed
in quick lime, and the flesh afterwards re-
moved, leaving the naked skulls, grinning
as CHASTITY as when their living owners
were suffering the vengeance of an infuri-
ated mob.
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General I'll. ID. Hill, editor of Is The Land
We Love- is in Louisville.
The Olympic Base Ball Club of Hender-
son has received a challenge from the
Owensboro Base Ball Club. to play a match
game. The challenge will be accepted, and
the match will be played the first week in
September.
The Paducah Herald says that the real
estate In that city has advanced ten per-
cent. in the last thirty days in that city.
Good for Paducah. A-little Yankee enter
prise would make still greater advance.
1t is just what that city needs.
A span of horses attached to carriage,
which contained several ladies and two or
three children, ran away on a road near
Henderson last Tuesday, and Mrs. Kyle,
ID attempting to jump from the carriage,
fell with her child and each sustained Sc
we're injuries. The child died few Gays
after.
The Louisville Journal is complaining OF
the large number of houses to rent in that
city. No wonder. A rebel city is not likely
to prove the most inviting place on Gods
footstool.
Thomas Campbell, the Street Railroad
Conductor who was so badly injured by
jumping from car in Louisville, while in
mo ion, a few weeks ago, and of which
mention was made at the time, has since
died.
a great railroad barbecue will be held
at the Fair Grounds at Paducah on the
18th inst. 1t promises to be a big thing.
The vote of the four principal cities OF
Kentucky, at the late election stood as
follows:
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Removal of Gen. sheridan.

The long expected order of the
President for the removal of General
SHERIDAN from the command of the
Fifth Military Reconstruction Dis
trict, was issued yesterday General
SHERIDAN, in his administration of
the affairs of his District, has evinced
the same devotion to loyalty and ha-
tired of traitors which so distinguish
ed him in his active military career
during the war of the rebellion.
While his removal from this position
will serve to elevate him still higher
in the estimation of all loyal men, the
act will add still deeper infamy to the
official conduct of ANDREW JOHNSON,
the Acting President of the United
States. Whatever may be the alleged
causes Of his removal. it cannot be
concealed that the only complaints
made against him have been on ac-
count OF his treatment of rebels: and
for this President JOHNSON transfers
him to. another command.
1t IS matter of reorganization to
the loyal people of Louisiana and
Texas, as well as all over the country
that he is succeeded by such true
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-08-21

man and gallant soldier as General
GEORGE III. THOMAS We mistake
greatly his character, if he in any way
be made subservient to the evil de-
signs of ANDREW JOHNSON or his
traitor advisors in Washington or
New Orleans. His conduct in Ten
nessee has shown that he is truly in
sympathy with Congress in the
great work of recon struction, and
heartily endorses the cardinal
principles of the Republican party.
1t is also gratifying to know that Cen
eral GRANT has up to the last, proved
faithful to General SHERIDAN, pro-
testing earnestly against his removal,
and that he has issued instructions
that all of his acts and orders shall be
maintained in full force With Gen.
eral GRANT in Washington and Cen
eral THOMAS in NeT Orleans, and the
earnest and loyal Congress to support
them, the people need fear no serious
detriment to the cause of equal rights.
and to the supremacy of loyalty over
treason In the unreconstructed States.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-08-21
The National Credit.

The New York Gazette says a fool
ish story about Irregularities in the
Treasury Department has fallen to the
ground powerless =. dissolved into
empty air. The efforts of various in
dividuals,to impair confidence in Mr..
MCCULLoCH and other officials having
in charge our finances are utterly use
less. The Government credit is as
firm as a rock, and there is no one
man, nor any half dozen men, in all
the land who can impair it. The
faith of the people in the Government
was never so firm as to-day, and all
the onslaughts Of evil minded men
cannot move it. The national bonds
hold their own, and gold wavers hard
lay fraction, Notwithstanding all the
attacks. insinuations, and ISLANDERS
that are hurled about.
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INDTANA ITEMS.

An effort is being made at Bloomington
30 make that place point on the proposed
indianapolis q Vincennes Railroad.
The Daviess County Union Convention
will take place at Washington. Jon Satut-
day. the 9th inst.
"a little girl in Stark County was so badly
burned by the explosion of a coal OIL lamp
on Monday night last, that she died the
next morning. oI
A colored celebration will be held at No
blesville, Hamilton County on the Nth of
September. The Masonic Order viii take
part, and eminent speakers will be present.
Some twenty or thirty cases of typhoid
ever have occurred IN Morgantown during
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-08-21
Cannelton High School.

The School Trustees intend having
a magnificent celebration.on the lay
ing of the cornerstone Of the new
Cannelton High School building
about the middle of September. The
brass band will be present on the oc-
casion to discourse sweet strains. The
Masons, Odd Fellows, and other be-
neyolent societies will turn out.
Splendid orations will be delivered on
the occasion and altogether a de-
iightful and instructive time is antici-
pated. Timely notice will be given in
the Reporter.-C Cam ton Reporter.
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Important to Advertisers.

The circulation of the JOURNAL IN
the City Of EvdnsUille is three times
as large as that of any other neacspa-
ger.
Our circulation an Indiana and
Minois as greater than any other nescs-
paper published an this City.
In Kentucky it's more than all the
other Eransrile papers combined.
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THE FIRST CoLoaED jury IN Tex,

HE L IhSI OOLOHED u Uh1 IN EA :
Asa correspondent of a Western
paper gives an amusing account of
the deliberations of the first colored
jury empanneled under the recent
military order IN Texas. The story
is certainly good one-good enough
to be true. 1t is as follows:
By municipal regulation in Tex.
as, justices zof the peace have jurls-
diction over ofenses of certain grades,
with power to7empanel jury of six
and try the case In regular and ample
form. An-offense having been COM
mitted by a co1ofed citizen, he was
arrested<and brought before such a
jury, composed chiefly of negroes
from the cotton fields in the distr let,
who were duly sworn, and one of their
number appointed foreman. After
hearing the evidence and pleadings
of counsel, the jury were charged by
the justice that their duty was to
find verdict, and when they had
found it to return it into court, and
thereupon they retired to deliberate.
In about an hour the foreman. whose
name was Sam, returned at the head
of his mates, and the panel being
called, rose and spoke to this effect !:
: See here, Mr.. Court, .we's been
down to dat are room, and we hunts
in evry crack, in evry corner, up the
chimney and under de floor, and can't
find any thing that looks like wor-
dick
The Judge then gravely proceeded
to explain to the jurors the nature of
verdict, and having apparently sue
ceeded in enlightening their minds,
sent them back once more to deliber-
ate. In another halfshour they again
made their appearance, and Sam, with
every symptom of honest Indignation,
inquired thus of His Honor:
Look here, Mr. Court, didn't you
point me foreman of this jury?
: Yes, sir, / did - OATS what l told
desc fools, but they didn't got sense
enough to know it. TELLS um what
and how dis case is, and dey won't do
as tells 'um Amt dey bound to do
what [ say, Mr.. Court?
The upsilot of the matter was that
the Judge finally sent the counsel out
with the jury to help them make up
verdict, and then suitable one was
rendered. But the blacks are learn
ing rapidly.
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Agents for the Journal.

JAMES L. THORNTON, Princeton, Ind.
Can't. LEVI FERGUSON, Petersburgh, Ind
HARRY r. SMITH, Washington, Ind.
w. J. l.. HEMMENwAY, Boonville, Ind.
G.. r. DEBRULER, Newburgh. Ind.
JOHN NJ LOCKWOOD, Mt. Vernon, Ind
j. NJ. FOSTER, Fort Branch, Ind
j. w. WEAVER, POseyville. Ind.
8. y. CoRwIN, Somerville, Ind.
Capt. WHITING. Cynthiana, Ind.
e. J. ROGERS. New Harmony, Ind.
O. A. HARPER, Owensville, Ind.
HARVEY BOND, Hazleton, Ind.
THos. MCCUTCHEN, Sandersxille. Ind.
URBTN MARRS, Black Hawk Mills, Ind.
They will also receive and forward to us
1rders for Binding and Job Printing.
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THE Raymond Weed Committee of
the city of New York, which still pre-
sumes to style itself Republican, made
a visit to JOHNSON few days ago, and
have published circular which rep
resents that JOHNSON, among other
things, expressed himself to the fol-
low purport:
Mr.. Johnson still has faith in
the people, but laments that they
have become stolid and Indifferent to
their best interests. Absorbed in
their money getting, they have neg
dected the duty they owe to their
country. Envirened by a mercenary
press, cursed with unfaithful minis
ters of the Gospel, lectured on every.
hand by the emissaries of the revolu
tionary party which is destroying the
Government, it is not wonderful that
their minds are poisoned and their
tastes perverted; neither is it strange
that they are wrapt in apathy which
bodies them absolute enslavement, if
they do not wake up from it.
There is a story of lunatic who in
sisted that all the world was mad but
himself. History repeats itself in
JoHNsoN's case.