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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-16
EAT HENRY COALTER CABELL,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
OFFICE: Over the National Exchange Bank,
oc :2-ts Richmond, Va.

"a EZEKiEL'S
VIRGINIA HAIR REsToRER.
"AThing of Beauty is Joy Forever"
Humors and diseases Of the scalp produce bald
ness. The VIRGINIA HAIR REsTORER is war
ranted to restore the scalp to healthy condition
and thicken the hair. Dandruf 10 thoroughly
eradicated by its use. Itching and burning OF the
scalp is cured by two applications. 1t Hs
RICHLY PERFUMED HAIR DRESSINGl
ITIS N0TA DYE.
II does not color the skin. IL does not stain the
finest linen. A vegetable compound, it does not
act injuriously upon the hair or health, as do Nj
trats Of Silver Dyes, those made OF other noI-
ious drugs.
TRY 1T AND BE CONVINCED!
WAsHIyGroy D. c., December 81, 1856.
To " Ezekiel, Richmond, Va.:
Dear Sir,-I am gratifed TO see that you have
again commenced the manufacture OF your HAlR
RESTOkER From the testimony OF many friends
who have used IT, I have no hesitation In stating
III At believe il to be the most efficient compound
OF the kind ever presented for sale. Indeed, many
of those who have tried il assure me that II not
Only cleanses the scalp perfectly. but undoubt-
eddy restores the growth OF the hair.
Very respectfully yours. &c.,
ALExiSDER Y. p. GARRETT, ". D.
For sale by all druggists. Price, u per bottle.
Orders addressed to
de27 N. EZEhiEL. box 2ss.
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BY James n. Taylor 4 Son, AuctioneeIs,
once opposite spotswood Hotel.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
~ ESTATE, IN TIE CITY OF RICHMOND
tings for the city Of Richmond on the 2sih Deem
Der, 1865. In the suit OF Green and wife against
Burke. &C., shall on FRIDAY, the 18th OF JAnu.
sell 1t public auction TO the highes, bidder the
NEAL ESTATE in the bill and proceedings men.
toned, consisting Of lot In the city OF Richmond
ON the east eide OF Brook avenue, fronting y feet
on Brook avenue and running back on he north
side l02 feet, and on the south side ISIS feet
TERss: One third cash one third on 4 credit OF
six months. and one-third on credit OF twelve
months, negotiable notes. with Int. rest added Tor
the credit payments will be required and the tiils
will be withheld till the whole purchase nousy DO
paid and conveyance be directed by the court.
THOMAS J. EVANS, speeisi Commissioner
Sale to be conducted by JANIS N. TAHOE q sos'
Auctioneers. las
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BYE. W. Powell, Aueiioneer.
SALE OF STOCK OF

A MEXICAN STABLES.--1he under.
N signed having leased the stable on Ieeh
Died BY Mr.. Xix, begs leave to inform h,s friends
aud the public generally thai from and sfisr is;,;
be Il prepared - take HORSES wv Lnssii
terms. Hsving secured the services OF MT bls
as superintendent, and having In his smPsoy
careful and skilfnl groomA ne i.ss .sscmrs4 so
shs,i entrust their horses 20 bis care. He TO
spse!faHy sonsiu share Of patrSSn,s ssrrRxLL.
IA W-h ~. OOh1oe11.
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TIGH CONSTABLE'S SALE.-Will
III be sold on FRIDAY, January Is, .su. a.
o'clock A. III :, the following property, TO WIZ
1 lot LUMBER, WAGON:
isULKY, lot OAK SPok ES,,p
Lot BLACK WALNUT TIMBER,
Lot DID IRON, 3CkST IRON COLUMNS,
7NBw BLACE SMITHS BELLOWS.
3ANVILS, l VICE.
Lot BLACKSMITHS TOOLS,
Lot wagon and CART WHEELS, &c,
10 satisfy distress warrant in my hands Ia favor
OF Charles Phillips and again.tJ McMl.har
ia l6-3t A. h. ChUaf IL v. y. ~.
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BY Harrison, Goddin 4 Apperson, Auctioneen, i
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
pPcTDINCE ON THENORTH SIDE OF MAIN

TyRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE
/ RESIDENCE, ON THEN0RTH SIDE OrMAlS
BETWEEN THIRD AND FOURTH STREET,
BY virtue Of deed OF trust from :. Roesr,son,
dated 10th March, 1852, duly recorded In Rieh mond
proceed to sell at public auction, the PREMISES
on THURSDAY the 2Ah January, lse7, AT O'Clock
that valuable BRICK TENBMEN VT located as above,
now in the occupancy OF said Robertson, fronting
2S5 feet, running back lis feet, more or less an
aliey II feet wide. The said tenement has all tbe
modern improvements, and is st.class one, and
admirably well-sni'ed for modera lied family
TERMS: Enough II cash 10 defray expenses OF
sale and to pay OFF three bonds or notes, each Tor
ii, $780, with al interes, accruing thereon ana As
10 the residue OF the proceeds OF sale, on .nch
as the trustees may announce at the iiihe OF safe
The taxes for this year 10 be paid by the
The title is believed to bs perfect but the trustees
will convey with the usual special warranty.
w: GnDDIH, Trustees.
iaIl i L. TATE,
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By Harrison, Goddin & Apperson, Auetionsefs
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

c,T0RE AND DWELLING ON THE
- WEST LINE OF ST. STEPHEN, BETWsESNS
PEpERAL AND COUTTs STREETS, FOR BAL
At AUCTION.-Will be sold at auc ION, on the
nrentises. on WEDNESDAY the 18th January,
fss7 AZ O'Clock p N. the store and dwelling To-
LTD as above. now In the occupancy Of Mr.. II. A.
Terrell II is well located for the purposes ios
which IL is now used. The LOT has front OF ss
TgRSs: one-half cash balance at three ana
six months, for negotiable notes, interest ADDED,
secured by trust decd. The taxes OF TINS year 10
- paw HARRISON, GODDIN + APPERsON,
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~ Il. REEFS IL CO.'S
~. PHOTOGRAPHIC ART GALLERY,
OIL and sl3 MAIN STREET, is one Of the most
Kind in this country With their extraordi-
nary facilities, a LifE.slZE PHOTOGRAPH 10
made with as much ease as small AMBRO-
made TO perfection. Also, CARTE DE- VlSlTE-
old and new size. Copies from all kinds OF pic,
tnres made and enlarged to any size, ana finished
in the highest style of the art and al reasonable
prices Examine specimens at our doorway
WHERE NONE BUT OUR OWN WORK Is Ex-
HiBITED.
Artists and others are invited to call and see the
beautiful effect from our direct north skyneht,
which Is so arranged that either side OF me ace
Tcas ia I6-eodst
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ps- CONTRACTS WITH FREEDMEN
BLANK CONTRACTS WITH FREEDMEN, for the
use of farmers and others, can be obtained At the
Dispatch ONCE. They will be forwarded by mai
TO all parts Of the country at THREE DoLLAks
PER HUNDRED or FIVE CENTS PER COPY for
ten or more copies. liberal discount TO country
merchants. The money must be sent with the
order. ae h-s
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Main street between Eighth and Ninth =,
nEREMProRY BALE OF FURNI-
IL -YURu &c I'VE viii ssll - our ss0rs n 0He.
DlYnORkING, nth instsot, CONNIE osipgs g half.
pa.s y aEs .ssSI,p.n, 2, sEusFsTHt k
CHANDisE, with th balance Of articles not eaiied
for from tho sale OF the effects OF the Eationsl 81.
press and Transportation Company, embracing 10
part
= sEs1HELLaD-SgATL0 LOUNGES,
10 HIGH POST jenny LIND, fkENCH, ana
COTTAGE Bkp6rE ADe,
SMAHO0ANY CABINETS,
VELVET cARPBTS,
soFffCE and PARLOR STOVES
WINDSOR and CASg-sEAr CHAiks'
FEATHER BEDS, ..
DiNiNo and OfPiCs TADkAs,
s saSSyEfs f spPAAipEs,
CASHtRE's DISK,
CROCKERYWAR4,
OYSTER CoTSTgR,
GUN CLOTHS,
SHOWCASES,
sExceIlent. PIANOS. "a octave. Mahogany
7s.u,t IDA DsM ASK WINDOW CURTAINS.
RE6SACLT 3 Co.,
ia w
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By Harrison, Goddin 4 Apperson, Auctioneers
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

MEAT FRAMED TENEMENT. ON
IN THE EAST LINE OF FOUSHEE BsTWEEN
BROAD AND GRACE STREETS, FOR SALE AT
AUCTION Will be sold at suction, on the pre-
misses on WEDNESDAY the 10th OF January, $50,
at half past 3 o'clock z. NJ, neat FhAn sD
TENEMENT, located as above, now occupied Dy
Fredtr rick Witt, at Sl5 per month.
TERMS: One half cash balance at six months
for negotiable notes, interest added. secured Dy
trust deed The taxes for the year to be paid oy
the purchase ,nppsoN
"a 70 Auctioneers.
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sF- NOTIoE.-ws invite The attention OF the
trade to our large catalogue sale OF
YREsH DRY GOODS,
BOOTS and SHOES,
CLOTHING,
- ~ HATS, &C.,
TO take place at our auction-rooms THIS nonN-
ING at 10 O'clock.
I The Boots and Shoes win be sold at io O'CLOCK.
The Dry Goods will be sold at u o'clock.
ials-lt PAINE & CO., Auctioneers.
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BY Regnault & Co., Auctioneers'
Main street between Eighth and Ninth.

WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO RENT
w to the highest bidder, on WEDNESDAY, the
18th instant, at II o'clock NJ, the BUILDING on
Main street, between Tenth and Eleventh, re,
Gently occupied by the National Express and
Transportation Company. II Is well adapted Tor
any business, and will be 50 divided as to sun
rento's.
Particulars made known at the time Of renting.
n IL. REGNAULT & Co., Auctioneers.
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By James n. Taylor & Son, Auetioneers'
Office opposite spotswood Hotel.

HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
WI hs sold on THURSDAY the 18th instant, az
the iate residence OF Mrs A. Crouch. deceased
corner OF Fourth and Clay street, ~ u e,1ck A.
ali the HOUSEHOLD aud KITCHEN fu6sl.
TIRE Of the late Mrs 2 A croach, CONSISTING oi
the ususI variety OF CHAMBER, PAhLok, and
KITCHEN FURNITURE, as follows
CHAIRS,
CARPETS,
FEATHER BEDSsnd BEDDING,
GaiNA' GLASS, and CRoCKERYwARE,
PIANO,
TABLES, &c.
After the sale THE HOUSE WILL BE RENTED
out privately. ps u r.vIop SON
a, "a o. Auctioneers.
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MUST BE SOLD.-The Dress Goods
VNl We have on hand must be sold 1t some price,
ne we will not carry them the season; 90 call
and see, II you want bargains, az :. -. 60
jaa LhSf bkoThSHS.
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XU0TY5JE SXEE- rms DAY.
SO AUCTION SAKESJTH1S DAY.
ny 0rubbs = wiiiians. Anetionssrs,
HAthvsst esFnsr Maia cpd Eleventh streets.
VALUABLE COLLECTION OF
mkpfcAL, LAW, AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS.
49, (ABour 1,ocovoLrxTs,)
FROM THE LIBRARIES OF TIE LATE d.
HENRY CURTIS. OF HANOVER.
AND OTHERS, ~ ~
FOR SALE AT AUCTION:

w. win sell at suction at our once under the
National Bsnk of Virginia, corner OF Main and
Eleventh streets, on WEDh kSDAf the lo.n OF -.
MEpitAI, BOOKS, and again on Thu hsDAi the
18th at the same hour continue the sale "a re
collection of MEDICAL, Law, and iseaa.s ~
now ready at our ONCE. ., ..sh
! TERss: For ali sums under nfty dollars, easn
nn,ss an iisf.ctorlly endorsed, interest added.
Ia GRUBBS d WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
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LII PERSONS IN WANT OF
IA TABLE DAMASK. NAPKINS.
DoYLIES, TOWELING, PILLOW LINENS, LINEN
SHEETING.
AND OTHER HOUSEKEEPING GOODS,
would do well to call at No o,3 Broad street, be-
tween Ninth and Tenth, where may be found a
ful supply of the above goods, bought at the late
New York auctions for cash At prices much lower
than tho same goods can generally be obtained.
Also, full supply oil
DRESS GOODS
Of all grades, which we will sell much lower than
we have heretofore offered them. Also, Tor
PARTY DRESSES,
a full assortment OF white and Colored Tarletans,
Plain and Figured Swiss Muslins, Crepe Lis"e-s
new article for party dresses, two yards wide, at
81, very cheap.
KIDS, OF Jouvin's make, OF every color; nice
White Kids at Sl.25; light colored, for ladies
A call from buyers is respectfully solicited
la 10 CARDoZO. ALsOP i FuUEQUREAN.
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dissolution OF co. PARTNER.
IL SHIP.-The firm Of W. s; WOOD GO; Is
thir day dissolved by w. 5; Wood wllnIrawins
'''A '-' T. J. ROBERTSON,
w. s. WOOD.
Richmond, January, 1857.
CO-PARTNERSHIP.
We the undersigned, have this day formed CO.
por,narship under the style Of kOBGkrs0N 4
BROTHER for the purpose Of Carrying on the
general business OF HARDWARE and CUTLERY,
Of which we will at all times keep on hand large
and varied assortment of first. cas- goods In our
line: 10 which we respectfully invite the patronage
Of the customers Of the late firm OF W. B. w oou
w. 81" ''0 w s. ROBERTSON,
It. J ROB sRTS0N,
No. lil6, next TO Dispatch ohce.
Richmond, January l, 1887.
In retiring from the firm of w s. Wood 20.
corda Iy recommend the firm Of ROBERTSON
BROrHER 10 my customers and ali others in want
Of any goods in their line. $1,000
ia l6-ts WIN. shARS WoOU.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-01-29
Examination.

PKVHE SEEs-ANNUAL EXAM1NA.
Il ton of the Public schools OF Evans
vile comm nee on Monday, the 2Sth inst,
and continue as follows: y tlH
TUESDAY, 18th.
18th Primary Miss Wack, PrincipaD, from
10th Primary Miss McFarlan, PrincipaD,
from I0h to II am.
9th Primary Miss Warren, PRINCIPALLY, from
nth Primary miss Forsythe, PrincipaD,
from to AZ pm. -5tft
t"s WEDNESDAY, BOTH. -
4th Primary miss Gilmore, principally,
Sd Primary Hiss woodbury., PrincipaD,
from 1917 to l2a.In. - - ~.
I'd Primary. Miss Ham, Principally from
~ to 3 p. n.a fffll. p
LIST Primary Miss NIcJohnston, Principal),
10y iioi-- " 'T2HfURsDAY. slsr. .g aEl
LIST Girls Intermediate Miss Cherry, Prin-
cipaD, from 9sto II a. m. "a .tsseas
LIST Boys intermediate Miss O'Byrne, trin-
cipal), from ~ to AZ pm.
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY lST.
I'd Girls Intermediate Miss Conn, Princi-
pail, from 9 to II am. W n
I'd Boys Intermediates Miss Moore, Princi-
paD, from ~ TO AZ pm. EIB
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 9TH.
LIST Girls Ora mar tAI ISIS BritUon, Princi-
pail, from to l. am.
LIST Boys Grammar (Mr. Wilson, Princi-
pail, from ~ to Al pm.
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 9TH.
I'd Girls Grammar Miss CAN, PRINCIPALLY.
from to II am.
I'd Boys Grammar (Mr. Peck, PrincipaB.
from Ia to AZ pm.
WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 9TH.
High School (Mr. Willett, Principal), from
am. to Az pm.
The Mayor and members of the Common
Council, parents, guardians, and friends OF
education are invited to attend.
The exercises will commence promptly
at the times specified.
To avoid interruption, visitors are re-
quested to be present at the opening of the
exercises.
By order of the Board of Trustees.
CHAS. H. BUTTERFIELD.
janis diff Superintendent
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More Clubs for the Weekly.

We acknowledge the receipt yester-
day of club lists Of new subscribers
from E. j ROGERS, of New Harmo-
ny, and V. MARRs, Black Hawk
Mills ?. O., Posey County; f. PIoK
HARDT, Huntingburg, Dubois Coun-
ty; JOHN LEMAsTERs, Oakland City,
Gibson County; and D. Ell. Brown,
Boonyille, Warrick County. We are
glad to receive such evidences, by al
most every mail, that our friends are
taking an interest in the circulation
of the JOURNAL, and thereby secur-
ing the dissemination of sound politi-
cal truth, which will bear its fruits in
the great campaign Of 1868. IF the
JOURNAL can make its weekly visits
to the home of every farmer and me-
chanic in the First District, there
need be no fear for the result of the
next Congressional election We
urge our Republican friends in every
neighborhood to see to it at once that
a good club of subscribers is made up.
Now is the best time, early in the
wear.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-01-29
The Genital System.

The commercial world is about
making a revolution in its system of
weights and measures, which will,
doubtless, in time, compel acceptance
in all classes and business of society.
Our old method of computation is in
tricate, irregular, and governed by no
well established rules. The new sys-
TEN, the French, is based upon fixed
and unyarying standard, for all kinds
of measurement-length, surface, ca
pacity, and weights. We publish an
article, to-day, showing the great adj
vantage of the French method over
the one now in use, and giving. the
tables for the different measurements,
which it will be well to cut out for
reference. i4g .ssaIaiad
The Genital System of computing
grain has been adopted by the Boards
of Trade Of Chicago, Cincinnati, and
almost all the, northern cities, to go
into effect on the 1st of March, so that,
SO far, it may be regarded as accepted
by the whole country; as the cities
which have acted upon it control the
method of business in the whole
country. This is only the beginning
of the change, which, most probably,
will result in a general revolution in
our WEIGHTS and measurement.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-01-29
STATE FCEuG

Hugh Dobbins, of Shelby County, has a
pig that weighs 972 pounds-a good sized
porker, that.
The Merchants Express Company con
template establishing an agency at Madi-
son.
An infant child of John Sulhvan's was
Scaided to death, in Union City, few days
ago. stt-. fr f4
me Odd Fellows of Terre Haute contem-
plate building large Hall at that place
the coming season.
The Auditor of State is busiiy engaged
issuing certlfioatesa OF authority to agents
OF foreign insurance companies for the
first SIX months of the present year.
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m5.as. i, now before the House,
al viii uuioubtedly pass that body

mJta.s. i, now before the House,
l viii undoubtedly pass that body
"a ~ cary day. ~ e. 4 gy
2 Fhe eenaral provisions Of the bill,
as we gather hem from our Congress
siOnh dispatches, are, that the Presi-
dem can only remove during the re-
ce-- Of the senate for misconduct in
office. CRIME, or inability to peform
the duties of the office. In such case
and in no other the President may
suspend such officer ~andsdesignate
some one -su table to filEthe office pro.
tenn. Within twenty days after the
next meeting of the Senate, the
President is required to report to
the Senate such suspension, and
his reasons therefor IF approved,
the removal takes effect. If not,
the suspended officer is restored.
Any one attempting to perform
the duties of any Office contrary
to these provisions shall be sub
ject to fiue not exceeding $4,000
Any one who issues, signs or sane
tions any commission contrary thereto
is subject to the same fine. A section
prohibits the payment of any moneys
out of the treasury to such irregular
appointees. Finally, an amendment
was added by Mr.. Sumner that all
officers of the Government, except
clerks in the Departments, whose
salaries shall exceed 81 800 shall be
appointed by and with the consent of
the Senate, and that the ternpof all
such officers appointed since July LIST,
1866, shall expire on the last day of
February, 1867.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-01-29

The wheat in Dea born Como u is
nounced in excellent condition 3. iie
least g winier-killed."
The distilery of w T. Pate & Co, Pa iot
India a, has been seized by the coilect4r
Il the Third district of Indiana, for v ola
ton of the internal revenue laws.
Mrs. John Finley, lady eighty Years of
age, residing in Clear Creek township,
Huntington county, fell and broke her eg
a few days since.
A sehooIna ter in Madison pulled a lit
tie boys hair, threw him over a slove, and
then choked him until he was black in the
face.
Twenty-nine thousand hogs have been
packed in Terre Haute, with one or two
thou and yet 10 come-an increase of half
over last years operations.
Thirteen thousand hogs have been pack
ed in Muncic, Delaware County, the pres
ent season.
The Indianapolis journal ofice was on
Saturday moved to its new building. II is
said to be one one of the largest, handsom-
est, and best-arranged newspaper build
ings in the United States.
The New Albany Ledger says that
Georgetown Township, Floyd County, has
been visited this winter with the spotted
fever in an epidemic form. None but
children have thus far been attacked. In
one neighborhood, of eleven who were at
tackled by the disease, only one recovered,
the other ten having died. The epidemic
has prevailed since the 3Dth of December,
when the first death took place.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-01-29

STEVENS Reconstruction Bill was
referred to Committee yesterday.
Mr.. STEVENS strongly demonstrated
against it, became excited, lost con-
troll of his temper, and declared if the
Bill was referred it would be its
death. The Bill was referred, not
withstanding hence we may infer
THADDEUs is not so much the leader
of the House as he would like to be
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-01-29
What it Costs to Publish a News
paper.

The New York Tribune publishes a
statement of its expenses and receipts
for the year 1866. It's receipts from
sales. subscriptions and advertising
amounted to 1909, AT Sc, while its
expenditures were 1886, 158 IS, leaving
only profit of $24, 259 80 for the
proprietors. The enormous price of
white paper, and the outlay for tele-
grams and correspondence, the taxes,
and wear and tear of material, makes
the business Of publishing a news
paper far from remunerative. The
Tribune, paid nearly one-half of its
receipts for the aohite paper upon
which it is printed, and every news
paper now printed in the country is
compelled to do the same, and but
little prospect Of a decline in this, to
them, important item.
The exhibits being made at the
close OF the year by the newspapers
of the country, demonstrate, to the
people what is well known to the
press, that the year 1866 has not been
very profitable one. Cost of ma
terial or, labor, has not been lessen
ed, while IN most cases the circulation
caused by the war has largely fallen
off. The consequence is, that it is a
daily occurrence to chronicle the de-
cease of a newspaper IF Evansville
shall sustain for the year the five
dailies now published here, it will be a
substantial evidence of her claim to
the position of the commercial empo-
rum of Indiana.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-01-29

THE editor of the Nashville, Press
and Times, s. G. MERCER. Esq, writes
to Colonel FoRNEY, OF Washington
City, that the friends of freedom and
progress in the Tennessee Legislature
are confident of being able to pass
the colOred suffrage and loyal militia
bills. The necessity for these two
measures, he says, is -keenly felt by
the loyal men Of Tennessee, and even
those who have heretofore been indif-
ferent to them are now advocating
their;passage' onilaee9ult of the tur
bulence of the rebel spirit which
manifests itself in the Western part
of the State.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-01-29

Mr.. THAD. L. CoNANT, Assistant
Doorkeeper. of the State Senate, has
been very attentive. to the wants Of
the Journal and its Indianapolis
Correspondent, for which we extend
to him our thanks. We understand
from Senators that Mr.. CoNANT
makes an attentive and efficient Off
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-01-29

If there are any of our unsophisti-
Gated Republican readers still so in
credulous as to doubt the fitness of
the people of Texas and the South to
full admission to all political rights,
let them read the dispatch from New
Orleans on the second page, as to the
treatment of an Illinois Yankee"
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-01-29
AGENTS WANTED
FOR THE
W. FOR THE f
" WOMEN OF THE WAR

A TTRACTING THOUSANDS Al
IN its thrilling record of the noble al
pure minded women, who followed the
husbands and sons to the war.
Written In the glowing and soul-stirril
language of FRANK MOORE. Sellil
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