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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-12-19
nm NcM Fnrmers, rnncr.

The first number of the Farmer,
Chronicle, by DIVER 4 BusDEy
Columbus, Ohio, is received, 1t
opens out in exceedingly attract.
i've style, and will. without doubt,
at once leap into the good graccs OF
tho farmers Of Ohio, Onool its uu.
mcrous interesting articles ("Ohio
HOrses' is given on the FIRST page
of this issue. Tho Chronicle is =
sixteen page weekly, and published
at $500 n year, with unusual in.
duccments in the way ofpromiums
for large clubs. First class imple
mcnts, from a sig barrow to q S2lO.
Reaper and Mower, are offered as
such premiums, for clubs Of % TO
400 subscribers. Our farmers will
do we'll to supply themselves with
this journal.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-12-19

The Democratic State Conven.
ton Of Ohio for tho nomination Of
a State ticket and Presidential +.
lcctors f0r the State at large for
the caepaign Of 1878, has been
called for tbc 9Th Of January.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-12-19
e PAY WI Z
WHAT THOU OWBST."

fVNALLnADGE HAS JUST ADDICT
j. Forty feet to the length OF my store room
--Uelore the longest room in Lancaster-and
have just deducted Forty per cent. from
the price OF my goods-befOro tho choapes
goods in Lancaster,
Ir YOU IL EALLV WANT THE
Acheapcst and incest goods, don't stop tc
look vt flaming hand. bills, and to read abou
panic prices--al ofwhich means "great or,
and little wool, as tho Devil said when h,
shoared the hog" but go at once to Odds
store for what you want.
If YOU WANT THE FINEST ANN
hcheapcst Broad cloths, the heaviest and
cheapest Beaver clothsi tho best and cheapest
| french Cass meTes and Doe skins; and hy far
10 cheapest Jeans, you will find them at Olds'
store.
IF YOU WANT THE BEST AND
Acheapest Eats AMI Caps. for Ladies' and
Misses, for Men and Boys, goto 0lds' store for
them.
IF YOU WANT THE BEST AND
Il the cheapest Boots and ShOesSur Indies and
Gontlemen; for Men and Women; for Bows and
Girlsi for little ones and babies, 60 to Olds
store for them.
EFYOU WANT THE FINEST AND
1ohcapoSt Furs, you will find them at Olds'
store.
IF you WANT SOCKS Or STOCK.
1ings, Hose or Mltts, 90 to Olds' store and
Gct them.
SCARFs, NUBIAs, SONTAGS, Hoods,
0nnd breakfast Shawls "most glorious to be.
hold," and nc prices les than the cost OF the
OLDs' store.
4 ADIEs' CLOAKs AND CLOAK
LING Cloths, Cloak and Dress mmingS In
every style, viii be found at
OIL ~ store.
EF YOU WANT TO FIND THE
hchcapcst and best assortment Of new goods
French aud English merinos, Printed, Pain
ana all Wool Deanes; Plaid aud Plain Lus.
ters and Alpaccas; Water pToci and Empress
cloths, 70 TO Olds store for them.
IF YOU REALLY WANT THE
AchcSpost umbrellaln Lancaster, YOU will Hnd
II at UldS store.
IF You WANT THE FINEST
Asuit of clothes, 80 to Olds' store for il.
EP YOVt WANT UNnru
and drawers for vcntIcmsn' yss,s and 49,
'rs for ladies, Won viii ind he T pes, and % cSsam
ast at olds' store.
IF YOU WANT TO FIND THE
raa by far The SsasS Gasp sets
,r by the piece; or II you want to borrow Tor |
nodStnS ot MvurS pSI,aes, you can 90 accom-
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-12-19
A Hcraldlsn.


A Now York llerald's Washing
ton special says:
Tho National Council OF tho Tn.
lon League Association have nd.
Journed, after passing u resolution
urging tho National Republican
Convention not TO nominate for
the Presidency = nan who ia not
in himself an irrcversibIe pasran.
ice that he is u true friend Or the
cause Of Union and liberty, equal
rights before tho law, and univor.
Gal manhood suffrage.
The question presents itself
dOes Tho Union League want tho
NatieGal Republican Convention
to take sOme mans word for the
fact that he is in himself tho "irre.
versiblc guarantee" aforesaid, or
how docsit propose to alight upon
tbatimporlant knowledgoY
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-12-19

The American Print Works, at
Fall River, Mass, were destroyed
by fire ON Sunday, with all tho
printing machincs and u largo stocl,
Of caIicccs. Tho structure was
considcrcSl the finest Of the kind in
tho country. Loss, s1,5OO,OOO,
and five hundrcd persons thrown
out Of employment,
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-12-19
SPECIAL NOTICES.
ITCH, IToHii ITcH,i,

ITCH! ITCHIi ITCH!Ii
SCRATCH! sCRArCHii sCRATCHgi
in from 10 to As hourA.
Wheatons Ointment cures The Itch.
Wheaton's Ointment cures Salt Rheum.
Wheatons Ointment cures Tctter.
Wheatons Ointment cures Barbers' Itch
Wheaton's Ointment cures Old Sores.
Wheaion's Ointment cures Every kind
OF Humor like Magic.
Price, 20 cents box by mail, co cents. Ad-
&PoTrER, No. 10 Washington
street, Boston, Mass
For sale by all Dru gista.
Sept. 2Gth, lSG7,-ly.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1867-12-19
Presents
A RARE CHANCE FOR BARGAINS.

nEsIRABLE GooD$ATLowEx
NPrlces than ever before heard Of, and the
last chance to secure useful Holiday
Presents Mt extremely low prices.
Don't fail to call and examine.
s
Large, All Wool Blankets at
S. pr pair.
Large Grey Blankets at
81 so pr piece.
Largo Alhambra Quilts at
81 IS piece.
Fine Linen Napkins at
81 % per dozen.
Extra quality, colored do.
at So 90 per dozen.
Largo Col. Dord. Huck. Towels
at 81 50pcr dozen.
Good Caution Flannel at Is cents.
)ne yard wide heavy Brown
Shceting at l2l cts
)nc I'D wide good Bleachcd
Muslin at l2i cents.
'est Delaines at 20 cents.
triped Melanges at Is cents.
Domestic Ginghams at 12i cents. {
lest French Mcrinos at 90 cents. i
tood Calicoes at 10 cents. 3
New-York tribune., 1867-09-10

Eleventh Ward Rank-Ststemen Of the ELEVENIH WARD
BANK required BY Chapter go Laws oi ieS io' ue
DAY. 7th day OF September 1871
Loans Dscoun0
Deposits
CT County Timothy lockwood fan leser@
Bank, duly doss ana ~ ,gs Do'~
= D. LVSh"NND teHe'.
o"Ob psols mo 'n' '' u"'
New-York tribune., 1867-09-10
show differently This ia copy OF OF the receipts

show diherently Tha copy or one OF tne rcCSp'Sr
written on i'eF FfRsT nsa1 SaroshI BANS KscsT9s
al H. Hasbrouok. President; Alfred Osterhout Sasae
This is to certify that have received from for sae
keeping thousand dollars ID United sa.e5 u S
One gentleman lawyer, left $1,000 with Mr, Has las
brouck for the purchase Of bonds From nne " ,o & M
H. would tell him that securities would soon oe ~ 1 @
cent from date OF receipt OF course the lawyer VIII iose
person The 5000 was all the money % y R defraIded ort
the world One OF tho clerks OF Ie paA ove5 bis own
bank SOP 0oo and the Fourth National Bank OF Ne"1oFh
$4,000 gentleman the lower psTl ped ~ his t rope
to the bank II s understood ls assets are DQ9 fooO
Mr. Hasbroucks failure y nas H aid 70 lave meJe
bling At one time daring tne N"i no - ''''N "
." Himself and family have ieen very highly esteemed
Ill hnu & i{ sI{{rayagani habits have long caused
grave doubts In the minds OF seady PeOpic'
The CHICAGO Republican of friday says:
Business is steadily improving IN monetary ana ana mer
camille circles Deposits arelncreaShg' anu WIN iss
etve demand for money, tho discount Market Is com
paratvey easy at 10 per ee or
itedv at per cent discount, buying and at par selling
@ fbe counter Between banks 81 90 per 1000 discount
IS the current rate'
Tha General features of he discount market about
AZ last noted Some Of The houses report te demand Tor
nyen more liberal than yesterday. Some houses were in
receipt of currency from ihe East when placed tin IN
more comfortable position but balances are sun run
ming low and there is frlly much acceptable paper
Offering the banks able or willing TO discount ana
the market Is htlll NOikLg clOoc'
currency from the interior not so heavy to-day,
though in several instances liberal shipments were made
The applications chiefly regular business
paper and the different branches OF trade are We repe
sented in the list OF borrowers Ihere was some paper o
speculative character offered to-day Rates OF interest
are firm Depositors supplied TO some extent at SG9
per cent but the leading figures in the open market are
loan per cent for rstcass signatures ana g0Od
tile papers. Outside parties meet with lte laVor at INC
regular discount houses and are sun IN most cases,
obliged TO resort TO the street where rates range lt0
1IS per cent month"; The applications are chiefly for
short accommodations.
Freights to Liverpool, 80 hhds Iooacco at i-s'ou'
and per steamer 1000 boxes Cheese at SSS'U a S'S
aud = COO hush. Wheat at SD. To London, per
steamer OOe boxes Cheese at 4Os., and to Glasgow
ner steamer 80 hhds Tobacco on pirate terms.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-10
NibiOm0 1Iotifss.
Chances for Business 9Hsm.

EOR SALE--An IR0N-FURNACE PROPER
from tideyster. from railroad and -
consisting Of complete blast faHnsce With steam ana
mill wheewngb blacksmith and harness
shops store mansion and grounds houses barns sheds
sa6ng buses order and 5000 seIrs arm anu
quality and wood Tor nrnAes
thereon Price low and terms
EUGENE H. P0MBRoY, Attorney. No l3 Brosdrsy N. =:
OVERNMENT CONTRACT Tor SALE
N Extensive and profitable Apply TO GEORGE BLONt NC
l79 waterst.
mo CONTRACTORS, BOSS STONE-CUT-
TERs QUARIYMES. &or have % good bed o Will III
be found Westesster CSsny wisa = w" & a
city Address 0 apIyt 4 ) mCOA"Ai' ScnNeo
New-York tribune., 1867-09-10

pound notes be paid az they mature and the 7.Os
taken up The benefits of n contraction OF the cur
rency to be mado by free sales of funded debt, OF
which the Treasury is in position to meet the an
nual interest promptly will also be fot in the gen.
eral trade of the country. There are Indications
that the crops are to be held again for higher prices
through the ability of their growers and mlddleIheh
to manipulate them through bank credits THIS state
of things can be prevented If the treasury
will renew its former energetic action IN tundng the
730s taking for the Government the full advantage
of a cheap money market. The Treasury Should
without delay set the funding machinery at WORK.
uvinq 10 brokers and holders the full commission
allowed by law adding the further stimulus OF Tree
TRANSPORTATION of bonds TO and from the Department
Funding must precede resumption of specie pay
nents and to this work the whole energy OF the De-
partment should be devoted. Reduction of the prin-
cipal of the debt is well enough, but getting into
the position where the United States notes can be
redeemed in gold is the vital point With sS5OOOOOO
of gold in the Treasury TO commence WITH the gold
bearing debt is absolutely of its annuanterest,
after it is swelled to $2204 26O66l by adding the
noun al currency debit rs follows.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-10
Professional aOtitts.


CHARLES NETTLETON, No. III Broadway
~ FIRST FLOOR COMMISSIONER kr Sae aad Territory
DR. LAMONT, No. 173 Broadway
~ Paris London. aud New.iork Medical Advises
and Marriage Guide his special Of local constitutional and
Nervous Diseases Structure Fstna Piles &C. ma lei free : 50
nR. EDWARDS, Electro Magnetic Physician,
~ Certainly scrofls Consumption, Paralysis Rheumatism
and Female Complaints. No. 37 Canalsa
SURGICAL HOSPITAL for the treatment
bDof STRUCTURE VARICoCELE, HEMoRRHOIpS FISTULA
and the obscure diseases the Pelvic vee under the exclusive
control Of EDWARD DIXON ID, Editor OF The sApel ohes
No ~ lItLave ....T a..
New-York tribune., 1867-09-10

Rios 25a28c for Unwashed Creole 40046c. for Washed
Cordova Chiian at 2403lc for Unwashed Mestiza and
Merno Cape Of Good Hope 35@toc for Unwashed; East
India for Washed and African at 2 030e for I'M
washed, and 80 400. for Washed.
WHlSKY-The market is quite firm at the marked
nrces sales of $50 bbs Western in bond, at 38G4Oc
New-York tribune., 1867-09-10

letter from Kingston, speaking of the recent bank
troubles, says:
The principal sufferers will be the peopIe thereabout
who left bonds aud money with Mr. Hasbrouck for safe
Keeping. They took their funds to the bank and slp
posed they leaving them with the bank when they
left them With the President but their reseipts seem 10
New-York tribune., 1867-09-10
oYFh ovrHE ErsrEEs CREDros AND srocKmoL pRRs oy
THE Ohlo AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD Co Eastern Dvson
No 8WlLL.sr., Nkw.YoRK. August L. 1881

THE ohio AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD Co Eastern Divisonl
No ~ WALL.sr., Nav YORK. August !. 1851 \
TO The CERTIFICATE HOLDERS.-A
special Meeting Of ths Holders Of Certificates Issued BY Trust
WI the Once Of the Trustees No. 10 wa Yori on
TUESDAY the 10Th day September
upon he closing the Trust and the the
sssipp Railroad Company.
A the Trust deed requtes that three
OF neI legal representatives. Of both Preferred and Common
shall De present ADD voting 70 the object above
tehodep are earnestly requested have their certificates
PROXY ' -
The Transfer Books will be closed al O'Clock SATURDAY
the Jt OF August and remain closed until the dual
meeting " -
Tho Trustees only await the action OF Certificate holders at the meet
ing pow called coss We Trust and Company
otaef" 1nA ituAis~ ALLAN CAMXAELL. Chairman
New-York tribune., 1867-09-10

The customs duties can be depended upon to ylelu
all the gold required by the Treasury and every Gay
experience shows that the internal revenue lhconi-
pete as it is collected is able to sustain the gen
eral expenses of the Government, and turlilSh INC
means of paying off large sums of the principal Oh te
debt. The resources of the Treasury are ample 10
restore the finances of the Government ana Win
them those of the people to specie basis ana noun
ING seems wanting but nerve to use them Iaklng
into consideration the obstacles placed in Mr.. Nc
Culochs way by Congress and hOrdes of speculators
he has accomplished great work, but greater finan-
cia honors await him if he will push on the contrac-
ton of the currency "until stopped by Congress"
shut his ears to the clamOr of the paper money
devotees, and push for resumption by the shortest
route. Warnings enough have been given of the
intention and the necessity of specie payments Let
those who are unprepared look to their debt and be
prepared not only to meet resumption but to help
it on. ~
The transactions at the Sub-Treasury were: Re
ceipts for Customs, $4lsOOO for Gold Notes $4,000;
total receipts, $219597S s5 total payments, 1885,
96S 81; balance; $ll1 42S,6T %.
The following is a correct statement of the public
debt.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-10
NTW-YORK CATTLE MARKET.

For THI WEEK ENDING MONDAY. Sept. 9, 1867.
p-eve. Cwa veas Sheep and Lambs Swine Tot,l
7oI D Ilsl O269 20,3l2 53823
These wer sold at the following market-paces:
New-York tribune., 1867-09-10

The following are the quotations per pound upon the
estimated nc weight of meat-seer sinking oal; that is
a bullock wbse quarters will weigh cwt at 10 cents a
Ia
New-York tribune., 1867-09-10
1,p-a,- finantinI.

UsOy PACIFIC RAILROAD CosPAsY. PRESIDENTS OPTicy
No 20 kA.Au.sr., NEw.YoRK, Aug 26 1861 :
I'HE STOCKHOLDERS of tho Union Pacific
RaDad Company hereby notified the Annual Meeting Of
d Compny for the Election OF Directors and Of such
3asr enss before them will be held wRDYRs.
Company IN the City Of fNew.Yorh
CnAA Trtrlr Secretary. ''' NP''~
New-York tribune., 1867-09-10

Manhattan Company.-Statemeut Of the hANHAIIAN
COMPANY Of The city bance h. bv-
ening SATURDAY
anou and DseolniL
sNetsSe cg.vii..,'on 90
Morison President OF
p1se eea sJ Aas
W NV j. " MORRISON, President
Sworn before me thu 7th dsyof September, isc7
New-York tribune., 1867-09-10
Nnnutacturers, aud MERCHANTS, Bauk.-s,stemen

,te NAyTPACURRRs mERCHA BANK required BY CHATTER
OF nh keptemoef li
e.ss .r,,S, n SEE 1889
OF Circulation
Depos os
civ sn County AaseriOr, Cashier Of the Manu-
ni
statement % kBo~ledge sat belief
A. hASTERTOS. Cashier.
Sworn before TIL, day September 1901 -
New-York tribune., 1867-09-10

Total receipts in month Of August, 1866. sjS575 "a
The Illinois Central in August made $4,000 clear
upon peaches alone It's fruit business is large and
increasing rapidly. No road many varieties
of climate, and no where are they more promptly
taken advantage Of
TABLE Of Me Loans Specie, CircuL1tOn Deposits, and
Legai Tenders m he B1kS ofhe Cty " Neu York for
the lreeL rndinn NnflllnnIi Sent 1slT
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-05
A CARD FROM THE AGENT OF A S
af1 BURY UNIVERSITY. ssssF

.ff p =
5 / desire to inform those whom it
may concern that as Agent,of the In
diana Asbury University nlg-Hork is
as follows: LIST. To receive money
due on notes this Conference year
z2d.uTo collect money subscribed, or,
where this cannot be done, to take
the note of the subscriber. Sd. To
take new subscriptions and donations !;
Ito sell scholarships and centenary
medals to the. Sunday Schools that
have not been supplied, and if pos
sible raise contributions in all the
Methodist congregations in the bounds
of theSI Indiana G conference. Although
an earnest centenary effort has been
made, yet there remains much to be
done. The Endowment Fund of our
University should be twice as much
as it is. and new buildings should be
erected Immediately. Let all lovers
of the Church and Of the cause of
q education help in this great work.
A. TURNER.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-05

you and your, country being controlled
and governed BY the very traitors
whom you have recently whipped.
Nosone of them weald fail on the ST
of October, 1867, TO go to the polls
and put in their dissent from such a
programme. = Lethargy would give
place to activity. apathy'to zeal.
Nor would any honest Union man,
nor indeed ian honest one ofany SORT,
join the new rebel effort at repudia-
ton. The rebellion was. an effort to
repudiate the authority of the-Federal
Government. the last plan is to repudi-
rate the publicseredit and currency of
that government. The objects of the
/ two efforts are different, mot in prlnci-
pie nor in their advocates, but, .simp-
lyes In 1.-The 5 subjects to which they
ire Ate.axS insGI aIaaa salBgEest9s
4 lido not propose to argue the ques-
stion of repudiations L had as we'll
argue, upon the rebellion; for no one
bat rebel at heart favors Seither, of
conrse.6I simply wish to remind
your readers that Andrew johnson is
sthesinitiator and leader of this effort /;
and as Congress, at the beginning of
the war, lpurged itselfaOf! traitors, SC
ought it to eject from the Presidency
the traitor who sits there, and whose
inaudlin disregard of law has brought
the last gloom upon our land. With
IA long so mote it be, fsssa45 faa :
9fauI am very truly, ed EDELwEIs.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-05
KENTUCKY CORRESPONDENTS.
| Circuit Couft-COnvicts for Crime
Crop Prespects-Layfng the Corner
Stone of the New Courthouse, &c.

HopKINsvILLE, KY, Sept. 80, '67.
Editors. Journal: s~ ss sz~~v
After long session of our Circuit
Court, | have now leisure to trespass
to some extent on the attention of
your readers. / wish my long silence
had provided something of interest to-
them, but I believe it has not, unless
it be that they are interested in the
recital of such facts as, that six con-
victs, tried at the said term. of our
court, were conveyed by our Sheriff,
this morning, to the State penitentia-
ry, at Frankfortato work out the pen
atty of their various crimes-horse
Stealing and larceny being principal
onthe list; land that we have had no
rain here of any consequence since
July Indeed, the drought has be
come alarming. The finest prospect
for good corn crop / ever saw was.
almost wholly blighted. Tobacco will
not yield one-fourth of a crop. CHS
terms are failing, and ponds; and water
courses drying up, so that stock lis
really suffering. Butter has risen to
| fifty cents pound, and we who love
milk are absolutely fearful that that
delicious beverage will be taken from
US. fs7Tfe fStf8 z-.Hf
These are not all our evils, but |
will not tell of the others..-I will
turn my pen to other subjects.
On the 10th of this month, the cor
ner store of our new and magnificent
Court House Chat is to be) was laid
with Masonic honors,n and under
the energetic operations Of the con-
tractors, Messrs. j. L. Prick 4 Co., it
already has assumed something Ike
bodily shape. though, of course, the.
fEbrick work. lacks great deal ofscom-s
pletion. War and the consequent de-
Estruction of our. old one, may have
been blessings in disguise, by
which We were, to , be- provided with
ffAthe new The blessing, Indeed, is dis-
guised or rather obscured by the cost,
which will approximate so 900 by
the time it is fnish he'd. This is the
price of that rebellion which your citi-
zens are asked to endorse, by voting
Tor and electing to Office such men as
Dir. .Mllier of your city. oyer the rep
resentatlve of that love of our coun-
! Try and her institutions, which ma nj
iestea itself II taking up arms and be-
coming soiaiers In their defence.
How LINTON man can fail to
| vote when he rs, permitted to go to
the polls on this issue is strange.
/ passilg strings A6lmej If india 1ians
but knew what rebel rule is, how
CALLING, how chatting it is to think of
EXYSIoo 900W
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-05
FROM SPENCER COUNTY
Teachers Institute - Prof. o.. H.

Sst81sE s-StIal EtfE Iof5z1sflN iazi1
Editors Journals; 81 Jasif lis s57i.ais !,
i The Spencer County Teachers In
stitnte closed pleasant and deeply
interesting session last evening Over
one hundred teachers were present,
and alilseemed' to have their hearts in
theSgreat cause of popular education.
Essays, instructions in the art Of
teaching various branahes, and crit
cisms formed Etheeroutine of each day,
yet in such variety that every one was
edited. -
Professors Smith and Gilmore. of
the Rockport Collegiate Institute,
very materially assisted, by giving in
structions In the art of teaching, and
lectures also. Prof. 0. III. Smith is a
ripe scholar, an earnest thinker. and
wlthal good talker. On Thursday
evening he addressed the large and
attentive audience of teachers and
the citizens of the place upon the
general interests of education. AS
very little times had ebeen ngiven for
preparation, he appeared without man.
uscript. and yet delivered logical,
wide.awake, mastery speech, full of
bumor and pathos. that went directly
to the hearts Of the auditors. 4iose /.
Tuesday evening, was occupied by
C. L.. Wedding and j. hartmann,
Esqrs., each of whom read a ve-y in
teresting address, bearing upon the
general cause of popular education.
On Friday. evening, Prof. Gilmore
read a very interesting and instruc-
tive lecture, which though prepared
hastily, gave evidence of great depth
of thought and thorough scholarship.
He is certainly worthy to fill the
place which he occupies, as Prof.
Smiths chief assistant. @
Altogether the Institute was com.
plete success, and certainly cannot
fail of producing beneficial results
among the teachers of our Common
Schools. s.s.se .ss stsaa4F 9
-e. AS people, we are far behind the
age In educational matters, and we
gladly welcome any, and all the infu-
ences that will enlighten the public
mind, and quicken the pulse of body
polite to attain the proper standard
of excellence.
Next week is our County Fair, but
enough for this time. n TT
s-At%s = In haste, as ever,
OBSERVER. e,
ROCKFORD, Sept. 12Sth.s
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-05

ind I shall besfhe1e; yes, and may be
Ill be Secretary Of War. Would it
go hard with the Republicans? 1
Wonderful Seward Is little bell
would be as potent as formerly if l
should tinkle it1ECheers. ----
Z . Yes, we'll be there ] we Hsrecon-
struct the Republic, and restore the
-ffag without one stripe erased from
its folds. 80 afe .Aa.i a1t -. :.