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pArson' tho boef hAye ever se on In America
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In the world. uPst'oi W my
..e unrlsailod for their singing qualities ana for
.ae hefmonious toundnaas Of their fono. Thore is
peneet nomogenety throughout all tho registers Tho
upper notes arc remarkable for coarness and puritv
xhieh 40 not nnd In any other instrument while The
Tor magnificent seniority. -
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10000 PIANOS.

In The construction OF which they AAYe roduc,d sya
tnown and valuable improyomet. They hsye Inysfis
Enoea0ed groat artists who Waited this countrp
professionally, both for priYsLe and public use.
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"a smi.e Tss on her np-heaith was IN her loo
strength was In hor stop, and In her hAnda--PIltHr
yIoH BTTTEnz."
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Among the chiei pointa CT eIceencs OF this Chfoiar
Ing Pianos or which speak the renowned artists 10 ther
congrotuatory testimonials to tho Meuars Obiekartn,
are the grestsst posablo dopth rohneas and youma al
tone combined with rare brtlliAncy. clearnena Ana
above an surprsing duration OF sound the ara sn3
sympshotc quality Of which never changes sas, M.
most dellcsts or powerful touch. ~ o
Daring the past forty.three years this fri hss manu-.
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PEhipzIDRti, 10Th Month. 17th Dsy, 1852.
RRsPKoTRp PpIgNn;--My daughter has boen much
baneattod hy the Of thy Pantltion Btters. Thou
wilt send mo two bottles more
Thy friend, ABA OURRE.
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wEIILI.

goor Pianos eIo Enpsrior to Any hars sssr ss,o 3,
this county or In Europe. ~
IhaSe nerer htard tono 10 parfect. Il vie,s, .r,,
oIp.ceaon that IL needed In rnuoo Ana II. on.t.Y
espsnS s o. change to meet srery .oattmant fhia q
fo poVe AND 10 derived from the perfect purit, ~
~ tome together with ita sympathetic eilStic and y.iI
balanced touch, A''a "e'A
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TIIhLBERG'B OpIRIOH
consider Chickering & Sons Pinnoa boyond ooru,
psrtson, tho boot hnvo soon In America N'--
8. THALBRRa
Ga,irusaa OF Jury on LIuaIeal Instrumsn
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EUnCPEAK TEsIImuNIALs.

Receiusd during tie month Of Auqun, 1su
Mean. o-r,,. LoNDoa July rs, 1857.
h1R1hs. oHIcxuaDia T. Hoss-Gents: hsyn mnos
pIeseufo IN eneiosihg document sghsd by tho arst
oonp0sera nuacians and profoss IN Europe heid
you, rian9s ~ such high estimation trtds NV ceriIa
easl that iolt II my uty to take one OF thom with ms
20 haropo 70 ascertain the opinion Of my profes.ona
osethfen. Ine onclosed certificate viii rroye hov
unanimous they hive been on tho snbjeo,. Sea 10
oLhaFa tne same time, letter received from nv
ing to you. u'' sfnoif'
1haVe tho horror to be- gentlemen, yours yo- truly,
IAhE6 NJ. WEHLL
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Hetsri. CAickeTino & Sous: 'S''
GENTS: have inst becn invited by Msssra oolisrd to
have hesisation In endorsing the opinion OF INV ola
friend Mr. O. d. ooliArd That Il is tho Ancas In,
atruuentI eycr played on. 49, -
Believe me. genuameD. most faithfully youra,
], l. NAITOH
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WHLInD'a HoTEis(
WAsuIsaToH, D. O., May a2d. lsGs.
aHsrLIhEs:-We require another supply CT yuuf
Plantation Biers, tho popularity which daily In.
creaaes with the guests Of our house.
Respectfully
SYKES. CHADWICK Co.
&c Sc. &c. &c. &c.
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Be sure that every bottle bears the facsimile Of ou
signature ON steel plate liable. with private slam,
over the cork.
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Letter from the Raw. N. L. aTLpa. st. CaiIsSlo Ps-
dRNTLHHKs;-Iou were kind enough, former oc.
cason, to aond mo q half dozen bottles Of Plantation
Bttsrs for IS Co. My wfo having doriyod 30 much
beneHt from tho Of these Ditors dssire OF to
continue thom and you will plosoo Boad III six bottles
nore for the money enclosed.
am, very truly, 80 .rs
N. 8. dILDs, pagtor Cor. Rof. Church,
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IMPORTANT uERTIFIoATEa
RoouEsryR, n. z, December h. 1891
t..s; s,n,, + 4: 2ssnS CO.! have bon stesi .ci.
hSagdon ny profession. htout three months ago
M m,ea me fnnAaon Sltb.rs and to my great Joy am
10. Is.iVA Vep Ian. have reoomms snded thethstn
sesei oshp. And, 40 far know, always with signal
ossa- lam, respectfully yours,
Rev, J, g. CATHORH.
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Centuries of vanished time.
Since the glad oarth'a primRval morn,
- Nnc.;, the grand unpsusing chime.
Monentiy ayd nrr-N..-,.
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HlPPIM @,
SnB lATHtI MnDE

THE khFONI1E SIEhblSHlF
8 II "a q = Il L,
N. p. DUTTON, COMMANDER.
yJTILI SAIL FOR THE ABOVE PORT, ON THURS.
w DAY. 6tl Instant, al II O'Clock. NJ, from Pier
No. I, Union wharyrs
For Freight engagements. apply TO
COURTENAY l. TRENHOLM.
September ) ulon WbatyeB.
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LoEDos, JAnua-yIs, lses

Janei n HthH. y1q.: - N'
nY pfAn bIR: 40 you arc going back TO the United
PLa.es, mus. beg you to remember kindly to tho
nmosA.s. ChhkerinR Tell thom 1 waa delighted with
us.f drano no-forte-uI good iairpnsnL HinL
u Wds euer flrred OUT, 6oh IN touch andkr1.
Whhing you, &C., relnan eyern Ily
h F. BROnDWOOD,
P5m Off Brosdwood d Bona. Pano-forte Mnpu,,o
furers, London
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DR.. ". A. oIIps. Surgeon Of the Tnnth Vermont Re.
ement, wrItos:"I wish evory soldier hsd bottle Of
Plantation Ritters They are the most effective, par
fect aud harmless tonic ever uEed."
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ayA YOUNG LADY RETURNING no HE

uarbor Masters Office Charleston. February 0. 1860
February
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-20
erSKRAl oppnRs--No. 2.
HrAporARrKks, DISTRICT OF

MONTGOMERY, MA, june IT IS67 /
The collection OF the state tar oca certificates,
by requiring In addition the usual stamps 81
the value and dollars each DO axcd 10 he OH.
cial seal Of various public occs within this State win be
henceforh discontinued far relates cerhcates 10
the collection Of pensions back pay bounty other claims
BY reason Of military service. from the United Satea
q So much Of IAN act to establish revenue laws of the
State OF Alabama" approved February "a 1866 as rcaures
license 70 b procured at cost OF 90 ITO sc or expose
for sale for one Al place any pictorial or illus
rsted weekly or monthly paper periodical maassiue
pubshed outside the limit Of this State not 10 for
eign county, and 70 vend the the streets or in
boats railroads csr and the additional charge OF ftv
per cent such fee imposed by the courts Of
disregarded.
BY command Of Major General WAGER swAYyE.
infantry. n. a. "A. q. - $3.50
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-20

FoudHKkSPnE, N. r., juno 10, 1851
The vas~r College commencement took place this
morning The weather was beautiful Four young Ia
dies graduated Original compositions were rssd in
Latin and Frsnch also an English poem and vaiedIo
tory Among the visitors were Hon. william Kelly.
James Harper, JefQms Hopkins Benson J. Losing and
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sAlEs o. REAL ESTATE msirspAY.

By >. Bles0hsr Son Co. under direction Of John n.
Pearl srss.-PDmsss ~. III SssS. .saUp
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Interesting stntIstics-The Negro Trade In
virsinIa Before tho Wharf.-The Tobacco and
Fienr Tradcs-The Number OF Men which
She Had ut One Time In the Field.
RICHMOND. Va, Juno II, 1867.
n ninety out OF every hundred Of the business men Of
Richmond to-day asked what was the largest trade
In Virginia before the war, tbey would answer the To-
bacco trade and the -four trade mex. They would not
think Of mentioning the negro trade AZ rss In mpor.
iauce and yet wa The less Of that trade has done
more TO cause The prevailing depression In business In
this city than any other result that the war has pro.
duced have taken pains 70 ASCERTAIN the loss caused
BY the dsconnuancs Of tne slave trade and have no
doubt viii astonsh thcusAsds here who might b pre-
sumsd 10 b well informed upon the subjccs when they
are informed that 10 amounts 70 sum equal II NOT
greater than the <wo other staple trades Of Virginia
wiz, tobacco and four The general ignorance which
prevails upon this subject owing 70 the fact that the
negro trade was always looked upon - odious and
therefore ignored mere element Of trade In making
up trade rsturna Il was with din1culsy that
could procure from some parties who he'd accumulated
fortunes in that bushes any information regarding IL
Having become rich from ths profits Of the negro trade
shsy would fAia now sssk social postsn fsom which
They were heretofore sxciuds1. By casting oblivion upon
tAsis pAsl connsouon with IL found one gentleman,
however Who W. sss sensitive upon this subjses
~ ~ Kindly fsSs,sbsa ne ~ VIE insprmason ~ bed
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-06-05
COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.

New York, June 4-Noon.-Gold
3G7G. Stocks dull and steady. Money
Gar per cent. Sterling-time 1917;
sight 1Ola. Flour 10000. lower.
Corn dull, and 1@2c. lower. Pork
dull. Cotton quiet, at 27l%(02S.
7P. M.-Cotton firm and in fair
demand, with sales of 9, 400 bales. at
27la(02S. Flour dull. Wheat dull
and lower. Corn pa Sc. lower. Mess
pork heavy, at $23 12l... Lard hca-
Wy, at 1216M13ls. Money 7 per
cent, and quite active. Gold 81.
CHARLESTON, June 4.-Cotton mar
middling 2G; sales 50 bales.
AUGUSTA, Ji.ne 4.-Cotton i'll fair
demand; prices firm; sales 25l bales
middling 24024Ia.
New ORLEANS, June 4.-Salcs of
cotton 1850 bales-low middlings
251a. Gold 3615.
SAVANNAH, June 4.-Cotton in good
-middlings firm, ut 26; sales
275 bales.
BALTIMORE, June 4.-Cotton firm
middlings 2S. Coffee dull, in favor
of buyers. Sugar steady. Wheat
very dull, and declined within q few
days 4O@50c. Corn steady-white
SLIGO 10; 9;yellow 1.15@1. .16; West
ern mixed S1.08. Mess pork $23. 80
(022.75. Bacon steady.
MOBILE, June 4.-Sales OF cotton
225 bales.middlings 241a@25; re-
ceipts 100 bales.
LONDON, June Moon. -Consols
9424. Bonds 73.
LIVERPOOL, June Moon Cot
ton firm, with estimated sales OF
10 600 bales-middling uplands 11aS
(Gl11ad.; Orleans 1134.
Liverpool, June 4-2P. M.-Corn
advanced Is. since opening of the
markets. Orleans cotton unchanged.
LONDON, June 10 p. M.-Bonds
advanced 16.
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News Items.

WAsn1NGToN, June 4.-The West
FONT Board of Visitors has been or
ganlzcd-Rev. Francis Winton, of
New York, President; and Z. II.
Augamas, OF Louisiana, Secretary.
The radicals have carried the citv
by $500 majority, and have ma
jority in the City Council.
Mr.. Davis will reside, during the
summer, mt Niagara-a beautiful lit
tie village, and one of the oldest in
Canada-on Lake Ontario. A fine
residence has been fitted up for his
accommodation
The death of Capt. John p. Bank
head, at Alden, mouth of the Red Sea,
is confirmed. The deceased was a
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BY JACOB LEVIN.

TO-MORROW (Thursday) MORNING, at
store of S. Il. Mclaughlin Il Co,
All the remaining stock of GOODS on
hand, consisting in part of:
Molasses, in barrels.
Goshen Butter, Soap, Candles, Raisins.
Cans Oysters, Sardines, Catsups
Mustard, Mustard, Self-ra!sing Flour
Ginger, Nutmeg, Cloves, Spice.
Mackerel, Concentrated Lye.
Smoking Tobacco, Oronoka and Durham
Yeast Powders, Backing, Segars.
Painted Buckets, Scales, Lime, &c.
With general variety of Store Fixtures,
to close the concern. June 5 9
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ROCKBRIDGE ALUM SPRINGS.
OpENE JUNE l.

NNHIS favorite and delightful WATER
Il lNG-PLACE, having undergone tho
rough renovation, Is prepared to receive
visitors. The owners have made every
effort in the outfit and equipment to rem
der the place more than ever attractive to
those in quest of recreation, while to the
invalid its medicinal waters hold out new
hopes OF health. 1t may be confidently
claimed for them that they have in great
many cases relieved, and in many more
cases cured, the following diseases: Scro-
lula, and many chronic cutaneous diseases;
Chronic Thrush, Bronchitis, Dyspepsia,
Chronic DiarrhGa, Dropsy, Affections OF
Kidney and Bladder, and Piles; and, in
connection with the hot baths, Chronic
rheumatism.
AS an appetizer, tonic and general re-
storatiyc to M cnfcc5lcd constitution, it is
perhaps rnrivalicd amongst mineral wa
tcrs.
The proprictors have engaged for the
approaching season very superior Band
of Music, both tor the Lawn and the Ball
room.
The Billiard and Bowling Saloons, both
for ladies and gentlemen, will be found III
more complete order than ever before.
From the very extensive preparations
now making Mt all the leading Virginia
Springs, heavy travel is anticipated, and
we think will be attracted. 1t shall be the
aim of the undersigned to keep their
establishment FULLY UP TO THE FORE
MOST; and they hope to sec n renewal of
the social reunions which in former years
lent such 4 charm TO these mountain re-
treats.
Passengers by the Virginia Central Rail-
road get off the cars Mt Goshen Depot.
Eight miles of staging over a smooth road
lands them at the Springs.
80 Board $3.50 per day; 800 per month.
We have secured the efficient services of
Capt. WM. H. SALE, so long and favorably
known to the public, in connection with
these Springs.
FRAZIER Il RANDOLPH, Prop'rs.
PURCELL, LADD e. CO., Richmond
a: B; RUCKER Lynchburg;.
COLEMAN & ROGERS, Baltimore;
HEGEMAN Il CO., New York.
Agents for sale of the Water and Mass
or Salts. June 80
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SUPPORT Your Own JOURNALS.
The Cleaner, issued every Wednes-
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ton as q literary and news journal.
Those who subscribe to it are kept
well posted up in the current events
of the day, as it embraces the tele-
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state of the markets, &C., up to the
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New York Advertisements.
STEVENS HOUSE,
81, 20, 25 AND 81 BROADWAY N y
OPPOSITE BOWLING GprrS

2l, 20, 25 AND 81 BROADWAY, N. Y.
OPPOSITE BOWLING GREEN.
ON THE EUROPEAN PLAN.
NNHE STEVENS HOUSE is we'll and
Il widely known to the travelling pnblio.
The location is especially suitable to mer.
chants and business men; it is in close
proximity to the business part of the CITY.
is on the highway of Southern and Wost,
ern travel, and adjacent to all the princi-
pal railroad and steamboat depots.
Inc Stevens House has liberal accom-
modatlon for over 800 guests; it is we'll fur
niished, and possesses every modern
Improvement for the comfort and enter
talnment of its inmates. The rooms hay-
ing been refurnished and remodcled. we
are enabled to offor extra facilities for the
comfort and pleasure of our guests. The
rooms are spacious and we'll ventilated
provided with gas and water; the attend
ance is prompt and respectful, and the
table is generously provided with every
oehcacy OF the season-at moderate rates.
GEO. Il. CHASE & CO.
MA! 81 ONO ProDrietors
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Handsome Furniture, and an Lnroice oj
WOOden,rare, Paper, &c.
By A. r. PHILLIPS.

1A"'e""p"'e IWHUWe, ana an IHCOlCe OF
Woodenware, Paper, &c.
By A. r. PHILLIPS.
On THURSDAY MORNING next. at 81
O'Clock, will sell, at my Auction Mart,
Washington street, opposite Law Range,
4 variety of handsome Furniture, be-
longing to a family leaving the city, con-
sisting in part of
Walnut Sofas, Chairs, Rocking Chairs,
Ottomans, Marble-top Tables,
Mahogany Dining Tables, Card Table,
Marblc-top Wash-stand, Bureaus.
Sideboard, Work-Tables, Bcdsteads.
Hair, Wool and Gotten Mattresses.
Mahogany Cradle and Crib and Mattress.
Lounge, window Curtains and Shades,
with Cornices,
Cane-seat Chairs and Rocking Chairs.
l Brussels Carpet, large Gilt Frame
Looking Glasses, &C., &c.
ALSO,
Cooking -Stovc-in good order.
A lot of Crockery and Tinware,
2 sets Plated Casors, Buckets.
Kitchen Tables, Fire Dogs and Tenders.
Shovel and Tongs, &C., &c.
ALSO,
An invoice OF sundries, direct from New
York, consisting Of
3gross Wine Bottles, dozen Demiiohns,
from to 5 gallons,
90 pounds Wrapping Twine,
30 Reams Cap Paper, 20 Tubs, assorted.
36 dozen Shoe Backing,
dozen Shoe brushes,
Whltowash Brushes, &c, &c.
N. B.-UnlImited articles received until
hour of sale. lime
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CultirdtoyS.
By D. G.. PEIXOTTO.

I will sell, THIS MORNING, 5th instant, at
10 o'clock, at my Auction Room,
5 Gibson's Patent Corn and Cotton Cul-
tivators. These implements will clean
grass and weeds, and give fresh soil to the
plant at one stroke; light and durable, of
one-horse draught. Sale ordered by the
patentee, having sold to n manufacturing
company.
Sale positive. Terms cash. Juno
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-A-uot1on @ales

Flour, Rice, Sugar, Lard, ETC.
By D. C. PEIXOTTO.
will sell, THIS MORNING, 5th instant. at
half-past o'clock, at my Auction Room.
corner Washington and Assembly sts.,
20 barrels Family Flour,
prime MuscovBdo Sugar,
5 tierces prime Rice,
tirliins prime Leaf Lard,
10 cases assorted Pickles,
tubs Butter, 10000 fine Segars,
100 lbs. Durham Smoking Tobacco,
dozen Maccaboy Snuff-in bottles.
ALSO,
Shoes, Clothing, fine Sewing Machine.
June
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-11

pgtp,' . dry fot . compassion ~ that ofilees
&c ravzted " the mans coat who had aided
him. The coat was recovered.
4 gang IT thieves hes beer broken in
ia viess County. TbeT hal their head
quatlefs At Alfofdsvllle, and bid their
booty Under the pulpit ~ Sugar Greek
Church The seoandfeis ere 10 jail at
Washington The game ana thslf plots
we're discovered ana revealed ~ q wos
man.
THE FORT Wayne Democrm tells 81 p
wealthy young lady ~ that city who
carefully asneeals the knowledge Of
her wealth, wears cheap clothes, ana
works Ia q miiilnsr shop, waiting for
so.ae Interesting young man 10 WOO and
win her q for herself alone"
Capt Nelson Handkerchief. al old and
experienced eamboattnaB. of New Alz
bans. has invented Dtndglng Machine
designed for cutting channels through,
bars III all streams having fgtsJnsists ~
has secured q y-stah teeth or nsnses pre-
s,.,stine, similar toa cross uut saw, wiieli Is
attached 10 the bow of - steamboat, buiit
expressly for the purpose.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-11

TuE Courier is in high spirits over
the result of the Kentucky election.
IL IL fairly mad with joy at the elee-
tion of y Congressional delegation of
nine shoot down Union volunteer "
RebelH. II closes up an enthusiastic
article with the following paragraph
The great reaeiias, A On COIN ,aenced. The
afoand-sweii II coming. rise people Of
this country never VIII consent 60 give III
the great inheritance OF freedom trans
mitted Go them by y patriotic ancestry.
itadlcatlsm Is doomed. Its race is run a
lice Of hiootsbed, corruption. bribery
traud. exifasaganee, " onton violation of
every Constitutional right and hiRh-
handed assaults anon the freedom of the
eltlsen. Courage, DemocrHtsi THE dawn
sI a better day Ia breathing
Our contemporary reminds TIA very
forcihly Of certain Democrats, whose
hearts were. made glad by The ri.
unphs or tiiehe Same rebels over the
ri boya, in blue I, in The dark days Of
tho rebellion. Rebel Victories then
gave "eouresedo the pemesrats.a II
~ moi at sanse they. should have. the
Hame effect now. hatrslasst sth Is
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| Tie Paris Henf,iahft,y, says titab Mis !. ~.
Hsndfiek, OF that county. has "a male colt
which measured, at birth, three feet and
niue Inches Ia height.
N 9oaaBafg, ~ louisville, was arrested
and held % bail Ia the sum ~ $1,000, 81 few
days age, f,.e Obtaining goo IL from the
JetIefsvnyiile tteilfopd ~ ftasduiebtiy
tefabnbine ahdthaf nith "t4@
~ tjatii asaiIts ni TIE aag ~ s1eotiet. a
inan nnined Tbvifias riafit was sii1f by
one Enueh pufataui, ri the Mud Lick Pres
einet, mad So badly wounded that lte died
on the feitswing day.
General l.. ~ Houseau was 10 louisville,
stopping ri ti,e Louisville Ioiul, Gn tie
10th inst
Tie vote of jefferson county hi TIE iafa
Cong sssioiia1 eieetion, Including lie vote
~ tile eify ef Louisville, stood rs foliuwsf
A. =. groyef 800 u, n. Jac0b l.51U. ". A.
Hullitt 10. The entife vote ct the county /,
Including Tire city, was but 1901, 90 hiofe
thai, Bsaf9 vstes less tisaa the vute Ut The
city alone li,stiis nts eits eieetIvns
The heph,ehD gsssns ssys that SIR.
Hitter. OF Woodfofd, realized slgg per acre
fof his last years hemp crop. lie sod tie
sect at go per bushei, AMI lie hemp at sl0
per hundred.
Tie most encouraging accounts of the
eonditiaii of the crops fsaches he FROM oil
paris Of Kentucky All Kinds OF gral.
give PROMISE ~ an abundant yield. The
iseaeh stiia uheffyg tl,a plum anu the api,ie
trees are literally covered witt safpia uf
coming fruit. The promise ~ berries of all
kinds ~ also favorable. while the grape
crop viii he plentiful al
special correspondence OF the Louis
Vile CoUtier. from Eiizabethtowi. says
that on the night ~ the 7tb Instant
a man by the name of 4, w, Martin. snld
60 he from MeMlnnvllie, Tenn, was killed
by our FELLOW seltiset =. ~ Hiaak. so mr. IA
we eat learn under the following eifeuln-
sianeesi Al about ~ o'clock ~ nlabt he
went to Mf. lack g residence. IN this place
and askad adiniss Oh. refusing 10 give his
name until he bad learned Slack p. Ms.
siadk refused him adinlssi0ti when Martin
persisted, aud Stack, thinking he heard
HIN eeek pistol. wsnt ~ stairs aid fired
- random slot oul OF window iinmedi-
ateiy over The front door. on gOlun out
iutu the front yard this morning the iifes
less bolT uf the man was found lying al
the eornet az the huuse only few steps
ffo,n the front door where Mr., ElaeA s shot
had been iifnpipH
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-11

TuE time between indianapolis aud
New York is now made, over the
Belleiontaine Railway, by what is
termed the " Beo Line Route" in
thirty-three hours aud fity-dv min.
utea and tho time 20 Boston IL only
two hours longer. This makes the
time FROM Evansville 10 New York
City forty three, aud to Boston forty
Two honrA.