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Public Award.
Posi-, OFFICE, EyAsyILLE. IND
January 8. 1867.

PoST OFFICE, EVANSVILLE. IND.
January s, 1867. !
Evdnsuille Journal Company Gentlemen:
The time for receiving competing
claims for the privilegesof punaishingxthe
official weekly letter lists for the current
year having expired, and yours being the
only claim for the English list on file, 1
hereby, in pursuance ofmy duty under the
Postal Laws, award you the said adver is
ing for the year 1867 and until the next'an-
nlal award, being satisfied thatithe Daily
Evansville JOURNAL for which you claim
the advertising, is the paper OF largest cir
culation in the range ofthis post Office de-
livery Respectfully yours, Is 9s5risIfc
JAMES H. McNEELY, Postmaster.
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STATE ITEMS.

HaIf-hOur prayer meetings are being
held at New Albany. They are held at s
A. NJ. and 415P.M M.
A child of Rose Keiser, at Aurora, Ind,
was, few days ago, so badly scalded by
the falling of bucket of hot water, that
she died few hours afterward.
Grand Army of the Republic, at Rich
mond, this State, the Telegram thinks,
will exceed $1,000 above all expenses 1t is
hoped the entertainment to be given at
this place tonight, under the auspices Of
the Grand Army. will prove as successful.
The Auditor of State has executed nom
negotiable bond for 500, 600 in favor of the
school fund for moneys held by the State.
belonging to that fund
The smallpox is on the increase at JEFF
fersonville. The County Commissioners
have ordered the erection of a pest-house.
Nine hundred military claims were for
warded during the month of January to
the proper departments at Washington
City, by William Hannaman, the General
Military Agent of the State.
The protracted meetings at Bloomington
are still in progress A large number of
persons ihaye9united with the " Methodist
and Presbyterion churches of that place.
The New Albany Commercial says: We
feel safe in saying that the Soup House.
in New Albany, under the superintendent
cy of Mr.. Sislotf, willapr blessing to
the poor OF tile city, fol. which they Should
ever be grateful rsaiI .sn9giT sIdaF
The Lafayette Journal say that fear are
entertained that the fruit crop in that vi
clnity has been seriously injured by the
late sleet storm. The major part of the
crop il istheughts9 viii never get beyond.
the bud.
Over 32,OoOaaogs have been packed at Ter
re ,Haute this season. The packing has
closed. =" ''.s' 't"0 i''o
The Logansport Journal reports that an
effort was lately made at that place to
swindle the Merchants Union Express
Company out of 5000, which failed
through the imperfect organization of the
plan. "A package purporting to conts Ii
5000 was received there from Sidney.
Ohio, and directed to Hamilton & Smith.
In a few hours it was called forb person
who said he was Smith, who was given
the package after he had satisfied the
agent by showing a letter from one Stock
still, the party sending che money. In short
time a man appeared, who said the first
pack ageh had been given to the wrong per-
son. Suspicious were excited with the
agent of the company, and an investiga-
ton set ono foot to hunt the matter out
Enough was soon discovered TO warrant
the conclusion that there was no money
in the PACKAGE and that a,swindIe had
been attempted on The. Exprsss Company,
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NEWS ITEM -


Gold closed in New York yesterday at
1917. r
The Kenton Wooden Mills, at Covington,
KY, were destroyed by fire on the morn
ing of the 9Th inst. Loss, $4,000. 5i
The friends of Sterling Price are organ
izing new life insurance company in ST.
Louis, of which he is TO be President.
dispatch has been received by the
President of the United States Express
Company, in New York, denying the re-
ported Indian outrages on the Smoky Hill
route.
A Georgia merchant was swindled out of
$500 at faro bank in Louisville, the
other day. Two of the parties have been
arrested. ggGE1gHSw x a&G
A special from Washington says that the
Sontherners who expected their construc-
ton plan would be acceptable to Congress,
are much mistaken. A ". tss r.
In the Maine Legislature, on the 9Th, the
House refused to concur in the action of
the Senate in amending the law to permit
white persons intermarrying with, me-
groeS, Indians or mula ttoes, by vote OF
5yeas to rs nays.
The committee appointed, at New York
by the insurance companies to devise
means for the prevention of fires, recon-
mend thatano risks be taken on buildings
used for the general storage of cotton, for
less than per cent. pei. annup, unless
competent watchmen-zfn snff1eient num-
bers, be employed BY storekeepers day and
night. = - - = ---@ IS -
McCrache6, who wrote the letter con-
corning Mr.. Motley, is "a years old In his
letter. he says that he made it his especial
business to see how our Government was
officially represented abroad; and found it
greatIV Emisrepresented; and as q patriot
he deemed it his duty to inform the Secre-
.tary Of state OF, the fact. 4 6aflI 10 A3
The letter in regard to the new plan for
reconstruction sent by Governors. with
their plans TO the Southern Legislatures,
whileit recommends the adoption OF the
proposition, is decided by some nom
committal. They say their acceptance
would virtually effect a compromise be-
tween the President aud Congress, which
they consider desirable. ~ snnf q 81
A Canada dispatch says that the gov
eminent organ says the cable dispatch an
nouncing that England had demanded
Lamirande, was incorrect. What she did
demand was AN fexpIanation,e which
France Immediately gave, and which was
satisfactory to England 151ul2slhi.'sA
Lynch law is supreme in the neighbor-
hood of Lebanon, Kentucky. A few days
ago, man named Beggerley, who had
been warned to leave the state, was taken
from his house and severely whipped. He
departed next day.
The citizens of Hancock, Brooks and
OHIO Counties the Pan Handle), in West
virginia, it is again stated, are about to
petition their Legislature TO be disannexed
nom that State and to become attached to
pennsylvania. hnG 9Tonts9E1 l'e'e's'
The President and his friends have so
changed the first section of the reconstruct
ton plan agreed upon a few. days ago. ID
now simply declares the ordinance or SCI
eession in the Southern sta .es null and
soA~fc fgsmt1cHsa Ilnf g bnBd no QssE Ili
ef3 ~ ,9nil sid 81 anfynoisd 2uihtg
ii sannoTtSQ igI9dil .s9oi1q hssc IA
.bell5ilos giiD15os
sh4Asl " . 61WAI nawAb :
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The Journal Ibroad.

sYOur citizens who are absent from
the city and want to see the DAILY
JOURNAL, will find it regularly on file
in Cincinnati at the Mercantile Libra
ry; in Chicago at the Board Of Tfaae
Rooms; in St. Louis at the Mercan-
tile Library; in Indianapolis at the
Bates House, and at St. Nicholas
Hotel. New York.
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~
THE Freeman's Journal (Roman
Catholic) justifes the expulsion of
Protestant worship from Rome, on the
ground that it is Catholic city. 1t
asks:
What right have I to go into the
largest convertible ofAahy Of the pal
try Protestant sects in their country
to disturb their worship? X
As the Pope and the Catholic religion,
and nothing Gelse, have Kept Rome
from being an uninhabited desert,
the nearly three hundred millions of
Catholics in the world have right to
claim for that, asa AIs6lg city, in some
ways, an exception from the rest of
the world.
, If this is the Roman Catholic, dee7
trine of liberation, we fail to see how
1T differs from that laid down by ST.
Louis Catholic journal, which declared
that if the4Catholics had the power i 10
this country they would prohibit Pro-
testant worship. 1t was found neees-
.sary to disown this) declaration, but
what is the above but declaration
that Catholic predominance and pos
session make the place Catholic,I and
justify the exclusion of other religion?
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Sherif's Sale No. 3..IakEs

DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF
LID Sale issued on OF the Office of the
Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas Of
Vanderburgh County, Indiana, in favor OF
Archibald Kiferi and dasaifist aAngefine E.
Beck, William j. G. Beck, Silas H. II. Ma
this, 2: Cameron Mathis, John street,
MELVILLE NJ, street, and Thomas H street,
will, on i2VaM yea n aa n " stsss.
SATURDAY, the I'd day of March, 1857,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock am. and
clock pm. of said day, at the door OF
the courthouse in the city of EyansFllile,
Indiana, offer for sale at public auc,ion
the rents and profits for the term OF seven
years, of the following-descr1bedr real es-
tate, TO witt. Il 80 "
The northeast quarter of block sixty-one
(6l). in the town of Lamasco CiIy, as the
same is plated in the Recorder ONCE OF
said county. II
And should said rents and. profits not
sell for sum sufficient to satisfy SAID WrH
and costs 4 vii at al1e same time and place
offer for sale the feezsmRle 90 sad PTe 1
Sheriff Of XanderbuEgh County Z.
feb6 fe91i@ dlEk az % y
49, -, 10 9i.oi rn.q - bna I
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NnflaMs in KentuckE.


The Nashville Press aud Times of
the 31st January gives shocking ac-
count of affairs in Logan County,
Kentucky. 1t says worse than bar
barrie atrocities are being perpetrated
upon the freedmen of that commu-
nifty. Handbills are posted in various
localities warning all persons not to
rent or sell lands to negroes, under
any circumstances, under pain of
prompt and severe penalties at the
hands of the Regulators, who are rid
ing about whipping. manning and
killing negroes who do not obey the
orders of their former masters, just
as if slavery existed. These hand
bills are signed, & I am committed
and are filling the poor freedmen with
CONSERVATION. In one neighbour
hood r several N discharged ) colpred
soldiers, Industrious men, Of good
character, were killed by these white
assassins, on their return home, and
others have fed for their lives
Neither the State nor Federal author
tiles have tried to stop this bloodshed
and oppression, and the greatest panic
fills the hearts Of the freedmen, who
know not whittier to fly for help 1t
was mid winter. The frozen earth was.
covered with snow, and their heart
less prosecutors, cruel as wild beasts,
drove them, with their wives and chill
dren, from their homes, to perish mis-
erably of hungerand cold Whatever
valuable goods the freedmen possessed
were consigned to the flames.
The following is copy of the in
famous handful headed II Am
Committee" and is taken from an
original in possession of the Press and
Tines THE printing, as well as the
posting, of handbill of this character
is violation of law, and would SUBJ
ject those connected with such pub
ication to prosecution and severe
punishment, anywhere else than in
Logan County: .oo,os.l
/ AM COMMITTEE.
LIST. No man shall squat negroes on
his place unless they are all under
his employ, male and female.
# I'd. Negro women shall be employ
ed by white persons.
Sd. All children shall be hired
out forzsomethihg.8O s-t9 q p
4th.. Negroes found in cabins to
themselves shall suffer the penalty.
9Th Negroes shall not be allowed
to hire negroes.
9Th Idle men,, women or children
shall suffer the penalty.
7th. All white men found with ne
groes in secret places shall be dealt
with, and those that hire negroes must
pay promptly and act with good faith
to the negro. | will make the negro
do his part, and the white must, too.
/ e8th.noFor the first offense is one
hundred lashes-=the second is looking
up sapling. .g9ao aidf 10 ziaoialfaa
19th.4ThisiI do for the benefit of all,
young orold, high and tall, black and
whitego2Any one that may not like
these rules may try their luck, and see
whether or not 4 Will be found doing
my duty. - 49, ~
10th. Negroes found stealing from
any one, or taking from their employ
ers to other negroes, death is the first !
penalty.
18th Running about. late of nights
shall be strictly dealt with.
18th. White man and negroes, I am
everywhere. l have friends in every
place. Do your duty, and [ will have
but little to do.
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line of remarks. He adds, that in
his opinion all of our representatives
abroad are more or less filed with
the Puritanieal influence of Massa-
,chusetts. glf a8d
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WE learn that z JOHN You've
Brown, Esq, of Henderson County,
has been nominated by the Democracy
of that District as their candidate for
Congress. His election is foregone
@ He1 q
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DI7yiWHETTiER

AhRLsGEyI ARLY BRED PHtf s y
IA CIAN, as his Diploma, which. baf<H
in his Office, will show, has made C1nostt6
Diseases The study OF his life, and D as a
Union-wide reputation, having been Longer
located S)l 50. Louis than any other Chronic q
Disease Physician. p LiIttf-IE
Muehlof his practice has been of o pri-
waite nature-Syphilis GonorrhocI, GleetsrH
StRicture. all Urinary Diseases, .5ytihlliticI
or Merclrrial A dections of the TlIFOaI. Skin,
or Bones; .Orchitis. Hernia, or Rupture;
n s0thei effects ofa Solitary Habit. ruinous
to body and mind, producing Blotclles, De-
biiify' Impotence Dizziness, Dininess of
Sight. Confusion of Ideas. Evil Forbod- +
ines Aversion to Society, Loss OF Memory, .
Weakness, etc; not al these in any oae :
case, bur all occurring frequently in va
riouS cases. .fs<LF8
Sc Accommodations ample; q charges
moderate; cares guaranteed. Consular
lions by letter or ut office. free. Most cases
can be property treated acitll0ut an igseTpieIO,
and medicines, secure from observation,
sent by mail or express. No hindrance TO
business in most cases. El 2
Address Box 1892 1T. Louis, Mo.
Hours-S am TO pm. Office perma-
nently located at No. s. st. Charles Street,
Sixth and Seventh, one square
south of Lindell Hotel. a retired spot in
the centre of the city. Tf8f
Consultation rooms, and rooms for the
accommodation of such patients as require /,
1aifV DerSOnal attention. L-r
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z, HE statute of HENRY CLAY, by
II ART, hasIarriyed In, New York from rom
Italy and win be- received i u Louis. Z
vile in few DAYS Aye ,ti placed
in the COurt- house fharAaela naad -
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I EVERYBOI Y

can get in sealed letter env, lope my
3" Theory, symptoms, and 1reatment of
Nervous, Urinary, and Sexual ID iseases "
clearly deitneati8lg all the Diseased Condf 81
tiops, with full Symptom Lists, for two q.
postage-stamps 10 prepay post nu
age. Circular tor Ladies, relating To Dis %
eases of Puberty, Menstruati0n, aud Pre- sf z
nancy, three cents. uisnt9f ltlH s1uu8o97 hun
au29 d&WSm (d1taw) n ffln4 % sadT .snz
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Bg Cote the JoURNALJeb Print.
ing Office for superior styles Of, Letter
Headsp Bill Headss and Bills of Lad
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BY referenceto our special dispatch
from indianapolis, it will beseen that
the Belting bin has past the Senate. Z
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ONthe third page of this mornings
paper will be found column Of
ladies' reading. e - q -
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SECRETARY SEWARD has sent to
the SenatelalAcopS offthe letter which
caused the spicy correspondence be-
tween himself and Mr.. MOTLEY,
which resulted in the latt9f's resign
ing as Minister to Vienna. 1t APP
pears that the writer is young man
named JOAN McCRAcKEN,ya step-son
of CHARLES O'CoNoR, of New York.
He declares that nearly all of
the American diplomatic corps
abroad denounce the President and
applaud SUMNER, BUTLER, aud STE
VEINS, and that especially HALE, at
Madrid, MURPHY, at Frankfort, and
MOTLEY, at Vienna, indulge in this
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Agents for- DAILY .LOurnal.1

JAMES L. THORNTON, Princeton, Ind.
Capt. LEVI FERGUSON, Petersburgh, Ind.
HARRY r. SMITH, Washington, Ind.
Nv. j. H. HEMMENWAY, B0onville, Ind. /
3 CIR. DEBRULER, Newburgh, Ind. wv +
They will also receive and forward to JUS
orders for Binding and Job PRINTING! Qlf /
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saitreq s.svi1q bus solIlmai mon s7sbI0
.mEhseFon ~~hsith yijqmc1c
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WIN. REAVIS.
U. 8. Claim AGENT &.

Also, REAL ESTATE and COLLECTING ),
An ssh531 et6t AGENT. tilI3J L3iiE f'ffNii
sxOhice on Main street. between Third ana
flourth7 No. @1z 1oyer Keller's Gun StoreI.E
S'V f1nsVAiAe' Ano' d1I ,aIIrss11Av seple'e6
) lib ggnsIl .beIa yliqmo1q srsb7o LA
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+ HATS AND CAPS.
HATS. CAPS,
vf,eT9ss rJJ whL
-and-
STRAW GOODS.
Merchants, Attention

VKTHEN YOU ARE - SWINGING
.i5sfi round the circle - of our Wholesale
Houses, drop in and examine our stock OF
.sWg mfe9 fp 4anrrWaWF tsoN 9ul
goods. as we have one Of the largest and
Sbest-seiected stocks of Hats, caps, LADIES'
and Misses Trimmed Hats and Shaker
Hoods ever,brought to this market, which
we viii sell at prices that will give you)a
large margin for profits. II you buy your
Hats in Cincinnati, louisville, or st. Louis,
bring your bills with you and we will du-
piicate them, and save you freight. II you
can't come. send us yonr, orders, and we
will guarantee the goods to suit, or you
can return them to us at our expense. isil
bar ,sfliYeAGyd
LANPHEAR a. MITCHELL,
No. rs North First Street, e,s,
(Next door to Hollingsworth Bros.) Bliieh
3N9lJo5IaeJ ,blQl
noV90 d6ln 10 fgrs rI EvAxsvITIR IND
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COAL.
BODIAM COAL MINES.

'NFFrcE ON THE CORNER Of To-
~ Gust and Water Streets.
a constant supply. and orders prompt
ly nlled nov3l
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RHULE. SCHOLARSHIPS issued for
Y &35 90. -.-l 80 ~

All are invited to call and examine our
course OF Instruction. or send address andfE
receive by. return mail College Circulaz,
with specimens of Penmanship and Flour
ishing. ~ L. i. MAYFIEbD,
fan26 dom r. q Prin cipal.
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READ!a 0READv

VXyE HAVE TAKEN THE STAND
w formerly occupied by Mrs. Bofandick.
corner Fourth and Chestnut We shall
keep constantly on hand full supply of
Family Groceries and Country, PRODUCES.
Janl4 3m.s WHITE IL WRIGHT
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Examination. Z = !.

------7- n 7 I1AtEuIIIItIO3sJIIs
SESRE SEMLANNUAL ExAMINA.
Il. tion of the Pubic Schools OF Evans
vile common on Monday, the 18th inst,
and continue as follows; rirf -ftrndA
10 TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 5T1I.
I'd Girls Ggammar MISS CAL, PRINCIPALLY.
from To II ain. s. 81 YrxrVII tNfr-
I'd Boys Grammar ( Mr.. Peck, PRINCIPALLY.
MOI, w EDN ESi ,AY. FEBRUARY 9TH. ~ -
High, School (Mr. Willett, Principal, from
am. to4lapm.d - lBeIlL
The Mayor and members of the Common
Council, pareuis. guardians, and friends Of
education are inviied to attend. a5lllAVO
The exercises. will commence promptly
at the times. specified. Nolt 49,. q,
TO avoid INTERRUPTION, visitors are re-
9uested 70 be ,presentiat the opening OF the
exercises. soif ,.rf, frlst4itQ Ilf01I flIn sa4
.JOtflN CHAS. n. BUTrERFIELD, ~,
ian25 diff '''-'''-''''-''''''''' superintendent
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Important Notice.
e. O. SMITH.
Chairo Manu- "a Z. turel..

ls "a <eC LAESE,
'ET AS REEOVED TO HIS NEN
- Factory, corner of Division an
Third Streets, where he will be pleased h.
see his old and as many new customers as
may call. Chairs sod at the lowest prices.
q Sep22 tf.j.T1
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No. IS North First street, d,
nov2O dom

(Next door to Hollingsworth Bros.) 4iii'-n-
3N9IJc5IHeJ ,bl9l
nov2O dem, 1tNV q TvASsvILLR. INA
New-York tribune., 1867-08-14
npy WORK DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, AUGUST a. 1867 u

dav afternoon was by the locomotive Of the eI
nTess train bound The wagon totally demol-,
ished and the occupants thrown out upon the
Injuries The injured men were taken 10 the RarOau De
n9t i'm jamaica where their wounds were dressed by Dr.
Wood Fryenhagens WOUNDS 'ie sau 10 ne ps Oh serious
character. watts callot lohh 9"i''O' i"o nVi9o "'
unlnJured
Jersey CITY-Yesterday a man named
PatTi4 McGOvem was arrested on warrant Issued by
Justice Allen Of Jersey CITY, charged WIN thieatenng 70
to answer.
HUDSON CITY.-A German named John
Beiseigc was arrested in Hudson City Monday
ING charged with having stolen horse from Hiram Da-
Wis at East Newark which he had disposed OF IN new
York The accused was held for trial.
NEWARK-A farewell communion service,
with especial reference to the departure for England OF
Bishop 0denheimer will be held In Grace Church tins
morning at q O'CLOCK
CAPE MAYA large number of railroad
officials connected with the consolidated companies Of
New.Jersey visited Cape May yesterday morning. A
business meeting called them together They return to-
day.
BELLEVILLE.-A man named Murphy, re.
centv from BOSTON was drowned In the Passac River at
Beleville Monday night His body mas not Deeh re-
covered.
NEWMARKET, N. J.-About III o'clock on
Monday night disturbance arose between Wiiam Roam
mother-the stepfather being about 10 years Olu lhe
were all living together in one house All except t9 oa
folks drunk Roanree after an HnsneceSsiub bm m
tempt to shoot the old man with revolver, gave nm
several stabs with knife. One OF the wounds Is sup
posed 10 be mortal There appears to have been gen
eral fight among the members OF the family Roahtree
and the women hurt but not seriously The former
is in the MiddleseN County Jan Inc origin Oi the
difficulty has not been ascertained'
WHITLOCK'S POINT-On Sunday night
about II o'clock some ncendlay burned stack of hay
belonging to Mr. Robert Schanck Of Whltoeks Polnt:
Loss about $780, insurance This Is the th stack OF
hay that has been recently burned in the neghborhood
New-York tribune., 1867-08-14
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY.
Oyy1cE OF rHE GENERAL sUPERIsTENDEST ;
ALTOONA. Pa, 18th Dec, 1860.

OEYcE or GENERAL suPgRISTENDENT
ALTOONA, Pa, 18th Dec, 1860
watches manufactured by you have been in use "
this Railroad years by ensnenen to whom we
watches part equipment There are no" some THREE
HUNDRED THEN CARRIED ON OUR LINE, and we consider
them GOOD AND Reliable TIMB-KEEPERs Indeed have
great satisfaction in saying YOUR WATCHES GIVB Us LESS
TROUBLE and have and do much longer without repairs
than any watches have had this road As you are
aware formerly those Of English manufacture Of aenO"
edged good reputation they never keep time as correctly
nor have they done good service as yours
In these statements predecessor Mr. Lewis whose
experience extended over series years Respectfully
EDWARD H. WILLIAMS. General Superintendent
AMERICAN WATCH CONPASI WALTHAs Mass