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The yield OF tobaeeois reported as much
larger than was expected in Davies
County. The crop is estimated at fully
hasf of former favorable seasons, r. -
The Lexington Statesman announces that
the women of that city do not smos e,
drink liquor, or play cards, Remarkable "a
truly!
Puil. Brooks, a Jail bird, at Princeton
Kentucky, in ordersto effect his escape, set
the jail on fire. He did not escape, how
bacon of himself.
Governor Stevenson has offered a reward
of three hundred dollars for the apprehen-
sion of Joseph NJ. Hester, who escaped
from the Barren Gounlys Dahl, onahe night
of the 10th instant. He was confined upon
the charge of murder.
Some nights since, a Mr. Afmes, aEsp1ous
hunter OF the Rough Creek country, Ken
lucky, with the assistance of a friend,
killed a lynx measuring four and half feet
in length and three feet in height. 1t had
devoured great many. sheep, geese and
other domestic ANNA S BEFORE it gave up
the ghost.
A few days ago, as Mr.. Richard McAIil-
lin was returning from Centre Point, in
Monroe County, whittier he had been to
attend baptizing, his horse became af-
frighted, and in checking up the horse
very suddenly, it reared on its launches.
falling backward and crushing its rider.
Mr.. McNillin, beneath its weight, killing
him instantly.
JiIlson Francis, a negro Methodist
preacher, was arrested and brought. before
Judoe t,hinDs OF Frankfort Monday He
had been expelled, by his church, but per-
sisted in preaching and not allowing any
one else 10 do 50. The canonical law laiI-
ing to arrest the divine in wrong doing,
the civil was brougltinto requisition.
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.e3NoTh2 NailseIsaq

The SpencerlCounty journal, com
plains bitterly that the mails are cul-
pably mismanaged between this city
and Rockport, and is disposed to at
tribute the blame to our Postmaster
or the mail agent on. the, river, We
copy the complaint, but feel assured
that Mr.. WHIrTLEsEY VIII DO his
best to rectify the difficulty. Post
masters cannot always prevent the
mistakes or carelessness of subor
sdfinates :Ath 80 Z = II
THE MAILS. = From Friday until
Tuesday evening last we were without
mails from below, and then the 5GUR-
NAE OF Saturday reachetlzus ~ Fire
Palestine coming dorm. When shall
such outrageous 10 carelessness, or
shameless neglect. have an epd2 -Evi-
deht1y theP ostBlaster at BEansville; or
the mail agent-we don know which,
is to most blame = does not know
where Rockport is, or else he thinks
sic a matter of little Consequence
whether or not We get our mail mat
ter La due time. If this had been the
FIRST; second, or the third instaneee of
gross neglect, we should complain
less. But the thing has been repeated
SO often that ferbeafauce is NO longer
possible, and unless there is an I'm
! provement soon in the management,
OF rather mismanagement OF this
business, something more than mere
talking win be resorted to.-&pencer
C0untV journal. eIo
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- SATURDAY s EVANSVILLE JOURNAL
is embellished with a large engraving
of the building erected this season for
the accommodation Of that establish
ment.e It is certainly a fine looking
structure, and from the description
given is admirably adapted to the ex-
-teHsive newspaper and job printing
patronage enjoyed by che enterprising
gentlemen controlling that paper
-Ierre Haate Express
THE EVANSVILLE JOURNAL comes
to Us with large engraving of the
new building which the enterprising
proprietors of that paper have erected
Tor the purpose of more conveniently
carrying on their large business. The
building Is a four story brick with
stone front, aud a large, we'll lighted
basement. The building is 1876 feet
In length. The first story is used as
store room, mailing room and press
room; the second story as editors
rooms aud job printing office; the
third as book bindery and the fourth
as a news-room, being large and we'll
lighted We have heard the cost of
this splendid building estimated at
twenty thousand dollars, and we con-
graduate our contemporary on the
prosperity which has enabled it to
erect, and justifes it in occupying,
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such magnificent structure.
With the JOURNAL politically, we are
not blind to its merits as newspaper
or the influence it exerts in South
western Indiana. It is one of the
oldest papers in the State, having
been established by the late William
Town about forty years age, and been
oontin pously published ever since
". Il. Ile9g1f..s 1sA Ist1' si'.z
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Schlaepfer9s

Il the place to get your Prescriptions
filled, as he has constantly tao0 accom-
plished and careful prescriptiOnis's in
attendance. Prescriptions filled at all
hours, day or night.
nov2667 dem
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= EVERY SATUR SAY, for November
23d. is received, and its contents are
A Visit to GUsTAvE DoRE's Studio
How [ Fell into the Clutches of King
THEoDoRE; \ Quartette of Beauties
from Sonfh Kensington; Without
Reserve; A Tale in Three Chapters
Table TaIki "A Run In the T6Gd' !
Fair; international Copyright; For
eign Notes; In the Fire ligbt.rTICK-
NOR & FIELDS, Boston.
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THElj, 5fT r. 81 o oRpoRA1 for Decem

THEsL LITTLE CORPORAL fer Decem-
Der is a capital snumbers It-eontains
On the Hearth Rug, The Great
Panjandrunl~ Himself 6"Jehhies
Memory String, q new " Rhyme Of
Little Red Riding Hood, 1.-THE con
clusion of : Camp Bruce, u besides a
number Of spafkfine poems, among
which ISL perfect sgems by the ssso-
ciate editor, Mrs. EMILY HUNTING
4ros 1NfILI. sR 3. entitled 1.-The Baby's
stoc&ihg,,'''.olN iiasic55 by Gro. z. Roof,
letter by THEODORE TIITeNl and an
Editonia1 describing the beautiful
process BIZ which Chromos are made.
10 A new volume of. The LIME Cor
poral begins with the next number.
The publisher has determined to con-
.tinue his offer of the November and
December numbers free to all new
subscribers received during Deem
Der. Terms, 81 a year, Sample copy
free if sent for before January l. Ad
dress ALFRED L. SEWELL, Publisher
of The Little Corporal, Chicago, Ell.
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kentucky ITEMS.

he Kentucky Legislature meets next
day.
e railroad meeting at Greeasburgh, on
lesday last, was largely attended
1ung German, named Stehle, com
suicide by shooting himself, at
lie, on Tuesday night last.
yaeted meeting OF great interest is
80 at the Methodist Church, at
o.
were halted on the street in
few nights ago by highway
ot at. Nice place that.
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ME w = ITEMS.

Gold closed in New York, yesterday,
at 1885. j -s3.-, 11a
Joe Coburn is now at Cincinnati. He
gives an exhibition there. s-l
The Presidents Message was read to the
present.
Snow is reported to have fallen at St.
Louis, on the morning of the 18th, to the
depth of six inches.
Dispatches announce that several bat
ties have been fought in Gambia, between
the Turks and Cretans. Both parties claim
success.
1t is said that, by strict count. not more
than 40 votes, out Of 100 in the House, can
be relied on as in favor of Impeachment
1t is thought-that the House will vote to
issue one hundred and fifty millions of
greenbaeks, and to withdraw the National
Bank currency, and pay off the Nations
debt with greenbacks. gT-Tq z mp
E The funeral procession in New York IN
honor of the Fenians who were recently
executed atBfanc11esterw was a most fmpos-.
ing spectacle. About 1000 Irishmen form
ed in procession. -s--
During the present year, and up to We'd
.nesday last, .thepe8lav arrived at theiport
of New York 22S, 299 emigrants, 6,459 more.
than had arrived last year. 90 r,.1 -z1E
Mallory, of Oregon, proposes Introducing
afbill az an early, day iippo Congress cde
timing The thine for holding elections OF
delegates and representatives, to Congress
and for the purpose of making tn e'sanae e
uniforIn1rErbnighotit the States.
sor =. INDIANA ITEMS. 81 4ea
THERE'S place in Knox County called
''.HeIl's Ppzzle-n3 W hat Is there in q nsme?i
4 project is onIfoot to build ififst-rlaSs
hotel at 4VlhUtGEes next season. 1t is
. n1uchIy needed in that city ai 19Ha
Robert Higger,,, while runnin 2 for a doe
tor in Greencastie arfew days ago, fell ans
broke his leg.
The hog ehotera is prevailing III Howard
County. The hogs have been carried off
at great rate. 81. -ifuica
The Indianapolis & Yincennes Eaiiroao.
iwfI be completed his week, and cars wiz
be running from Martinsville to Gosport.
william Morrison, OF Utica, Clark
County, died on Tuesday, atgthe advanced
age of 20 years. He was soldier of the
war Of 1872.
The Democracy OF Warriek County hold
a convention on the 18th of December. It
Is tinertbe Republicans were up and NOV
ing in all the counties in the State. The
Copperheads are wide awake everywhere.
Eld=r John Langley, aged s. years. died
in Lafayette few days ago. He was be
loved by all who knew him, and was an
active working minister mp to within
three years of his death. @
The team of Mr.. Michael Miller, who
was on a visit to Roekp port last week, ran
away, and in jumping from the wagon Mr..
NJ. had his leg broken. Two young ladies
who were in the wagon at the time escaped
unhurt.
TheIndianapolis Journal boasts Of party
Of Shoppers visiting that place who resided
distance of l25 miles from the Capital
That may be remarkable for that place
but we know of plenty of places where il
would not be considered a circumstance
gorthy OF mention.
KENTUCKY ITEMS.
I M eli
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Periodicals.

THE PSYCHOLOGICAL JOURNAL for
December contains seven cen portraits
of distinguished men. with their BIZ
ographies-GEoRGE PEABODY, Presi-
dent WOoLsEY, ELIAS HOWE, OLIVER
CROMWELL, Rev. DR.. WORCESTER,
CHAUNCEY GILES, ABEL SILVER, ] i.
r. HIBBARD. JAMES P. STUART, J. c..
AGER, W. B. HAYDEN, and others.
The Sultan of Turkey, and a Glance
at his Empire; Our Social Relations !;
the Paris Exposition; Unmarried :;
WhatjshaA We % with Old Maids?
History of Che New Jerusalem, or
Swedenborgtian, Church, Saints y and
Sinners; and much other instructive
matter Enc. IF Volume As, A new
volume begins with the next number.
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NATIONAL HOTEL,
Corner of Main and Fifth Streets,

VINCENNES, IND.
M y. DUNNINGs-... Proprietor.
1E Buses run to and from the House to
Depots on time for every train. BUS will
carry passengers to any part of the city.
ocl DIFF
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NOTICES IN BANKRUPTCY.

In the District Court of the United States
tor the DiStr. ct OF Indiana:
In the m after of IN BANK
James: II. "a rIip BAnkrilpts3 3 gs KUPTcF.
To Whom IL mag Concern: The under
signed hereby gives notice OF his appoint
ment as assignee Of JAMES H. Ea4RLIN, of
Evansville, in the county of Vandrrburgh,
and stale pi Indiana yErthin said District,
who las been adiud ged Il ban krupt, upon
his own petition, by the District Court of
said District. (E4NrAX.
Dated at Evansville, the 18th day OF y O.
vember, A. ID. 1867.
james H. ISlCNEELY,5 "A ssignee.
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tbs LoSDoN QUARTERLY REVIEW,
for the three months ending October
1st. 1867, Is feceived from the Leonard
Scott Publishing Company, $40 Full
ton Street, Work, by-whdm' tits
regularly reprinted. Il contains nine
papers, of considerable interest, emit
tied as follows: Royal Authorship;
The French Retreat from Moscow
Trades Unions; Sir Henry Bulwer's
Historical Characters; The Talmud
Science in Schools; Portraits OF
Christ; the Abyssinian Expedition,
and The Conservative Surrender.
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THE GALAXY, for December, con
tains; Democracy" by WALT Whit
MAN; :. Our Golden Wedding by T.
W, Parsons; The Drunken ORA
ma, by OLIVE LOGAN; =" Boating, =
by D. NJ; :" Words and Their Uses"
by RBcHARDi GRANT WHITE; g A
Note or Two en- Music, By NJ A.
CARY; Small Plantersin the South, .
by JAMES O. MOVES; :" How the Spir-
its Tormented Me- by RICHARD
FRoTHINGHAM; Steven Lawrence,
Yeoman," by Mrs. EDWARDS; " Wait
ing for the Verdict" by Mrs R. FL.
DAVIS; and Nebule,' by the Editor.
This number completes the fourth
volume of the GALAXY. The price of
the GALAXY is 50 so year; two copies
for Sc. Address W. @. 80 f. P.
CHtURcHH,, : No. 80 Park Row. New
York. 5f0a9gIo
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In the District Court of the United States
for the District of Indiana:

st !, IN p t f.1ast e IL i BsAE S7S
To WI M Il MAJ Concern: The under
signed hereby gives notice OF MS appoint
ment as assignee OF CALVIN g. GQUcH,
of EvansHflfe1 Sfls the COUNTY, % WAN
derburgh, and State of Indiana, within
said District WAC haSr been .adjadged a
bankfn Il up ID This. own SetfanAyby tn e
District Court of said District.
Dated at Evansville. the 18th day of No
vember, AID. 1867. 2 --Hi
JAMES H. McNEELY, Assignee.
uoyI4 DIT l a W (phI
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THE Student and .Schoo2mater en-
tiers upon It's twenty first volume on
the 1st of January, 1853. 1t will
contain numerous new and attractive
features. HoRARIo ALGER. Jr., will
commence In that number a new
storYsentitled, I" Fame, and Fortune,
or Richard Hunters Progress.' E..
c. j., author of the " Miners Child
rem, y WILLIAM ia. WILLIAMS, NJ. B.
MANwARING. CLARA AUGUSTA, I. P.
j. MAGoUN, and other contributors
will dc their best to make the School
mater unusually attractive during
the next year Subscription 81 so.
Address, JOSEPH III. ALLEN, 203
Washington Street, Boston.
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AMERICAN. NOTES. BY. CHARLES DICK
EMS. Bostop: TIGKNos q FIELDS. 1ndI-
annapolis BOWEN, STEWART q Co.
This is cheap edition, designed
for general circulation, of the notable
volume Iofa structures Oh American
life, people and, customs, which drew
upon the great noyelist's head the
wrath of many sensitive Americans.
With the contents of the volume the
general reader is less familiar than
with most others of Mr.. DIcKEEs's
works, and before accepting the opin-
ions of irritable people. about its ma
ture, it would be better perhaps to
read the work for themselves. To be
sure, there are some caricatu lures. but
it is nothing like as Objectionable as
some would make it appear. In its
present shape the price of the volume
is Insignificant. Every one can afford
the cost of its purchase.
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[ with Charleston None but school
I boy studviuS geography knows that
I A1c-r,St., Is the capital OF Maine, while
I ;s,-s-yhnslv knows the business and
7 s,tl,tiis.vS 81 Bangor. We might con-
;uus ghs comparison Throughout
larry majority OF the States win tue
sane result. The capital OF louisiana,
NIiSScuri and Massachusetts Is the
,,rt.csrsl ciJv % chose States, but the
.ssN MAS selected tor the capitalize
capl.sl lIi uot make the city. The
safe II Virginia tried for hundred
Sesrs 10 make a city of Williamsburg,
srSi waS Eually compelled TO abandon
Fss enterprise and for greater con-
vsaie,e, remove the capital TO Rich
r,snd. The laws of trade are fixed and
10; subject 10 the whim OF peddIlng
politicians.
We do not know that the editor Of
the CIarksburg paper had Wheeling in
his eye when he penned the above re-
marks, as he does not mention any
place. but certainly nearly every line
that he has written applies to her ad-
vantages of situation as compared with
that of any other point in the State.
She is, and must always be, the metrop-
oils of the State. Her position as such
is secure and unrivalled. wheeling
has undoubtedly the advantages which
ought to seek in properly in
forming and preparing itself for its
high duties and responsibilities, and
every year her advantages will be in
creased. We are glad to know that
this view of the. capital question is i'm
pressing itself upon many intelligent
and disinterested persons in the inte-
rior. Since but one locality can secure
the desired location, we do not wonder
those who have no expectations of local
or personal benefit, are beginning to
look at the question in truly practical
light, and to ask themselves whether
the great business centre of the State
does not hold out more inducements for !
the general good of the people, than any
Or all of its competitors.
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Union Nominations for Council.

FIRsr WARD.
Put Rragich-J G. Van FOsSen.
lSeeUnd Observation-Disclosures W. Miller, Caleb
SyIves, Thos. Gray and L. ]. Dufiield.
SECOND WARD.
Ffr5f Bra,rch-E.. II. Norton.
.SscDyH b. dIlch-George h Cartwright and
Thomas +. Beans
THIRD WARD.
First Brdnch-SamT Iaughlin.
!SscyHd Brmnch-I. II. Williams, W. B. Slmp-
son, John Frew, \. ]. harry.
FOURTH WARD.
First BrdHch-J. a. MetcalE
Second BrdHch-L. +. Hanson, j. F. McDer-
mot, :. q. Stevens, Jacob Morris and Thomas
AcNeely.
FIFTH wARD.
FGrsf BTdlch-LOt II. Joy.
!SecDnd BTuHch-John r. AIbenZ, Samuel Z.
HiidIeth. Ed HornbrOOk and Christian
Smith,
SIXTH WARD.
First Brulch-H q Robinson.
Second BTdHch-Philip Schelie, John Han
dy and = McNay-
SEVENTH WARD.
FiTa RT0IIch-ThoS- ]. Blair,
Second BrdgIch-Wm. q. BIttelle.
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a call appears in the wellsburs Her
G'd OF Saturday last, signed by WI.
Crawford, President of the Hancoclz
county Wool Growers Association. for
a meeting at the Court House in that
county on the sth, (to-morrow.) We
quote from the call as follows:
Wool growers, come one. and all
Is II not time we would stir ourselves
a.s.SI Sear, over n million pounds of
wool We're shipped from Buenos Avres
alone. Our Eastern markets are Hood
ed with foreign wooden goods. while
our American wool and wooiens n 70
eegging for a market The questions
Tor i discussion at the meeting will be !:
to our locality and clfmateq' WE u
the BEST winter management of sheepT,i y
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NIHE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
L existing under the firm name OF 4.
Turner x Co., was dissolved on the LIST inst,
w. El1nghan and W. Taylor retiring. The
business Will lie closed up by the undersign-
ed. All those having claims Will please pre-
sent them for settlement, and those knowing
themselves to be indebted to the late firm,
will please make immediate payment, as the
business must be closed up without delay.
WHEELING, Jan. I, lsS7-st
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Cn-Partnarshin-

7 A. ARMSTRONG, ]. A. HOLIDAY
- and Alexander Coen. have this day en-
tered into co-partnership under the firm
name of Armstrong, Holiday & Co., for the
purpose OF carrying on a wholesale and retail
lumber business, manufacturing doors, sash,
shutters, boxes, &c, &C Planning Mill cor
ner5th and Lindsey SITS. Lumber yard half
square North ID Ward Market House.
ARMSTRONG, HOLIDAY 4 co.
WHEELING, w. VA, Jan. 2, 1867.
janT-lw
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guftiaI aotttes.

ODBERr's VEGETABLE AMBRosIA, or the
Worlds Hair Restorer, is the only prepara-
ton OF the kind without sugar of lead.
1t is q vegetable compound and contains
nothing Injurious.
1t will restore gray hair to its original color,
hair grow.
AS a hair dressing it has no equal.
1t is warranted to do all we claim for 1t or
the money is refunded.
Ask for Odbert's Vegetable AmbroSiR and
don't be put off with any other.
Q. II. ODBERT, Proprietor,
Wheeling, w. Va.
For sale by all Druggists. dcl4
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Nntinn

HANING ASSOCIATED WITH ME IN
IL the Wholesale Liquor business CONRAD
a. GAUS, the name and style of the firm will
hereafter be g. w. FRASZHEINI & co.
hereby give notice that desire ali per
them Immediately; and ali perso6s Irbo
are indebted to me will please settle the same,
sible. O. w FRA MI II II Us
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COIEnte's Aromatic Vegetable Soap
A superior Toilet Soap, prepared from re-
fined Vegetable Oils in combination with
GIycerine, and especially designed for the
use of Ladies' and for the Nursery. Its per
fume is exquisite, and its washing properties
unrivalled. Forsale by all druggists.
feh27-lydSw
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For sale In an pruggis

MErcALFE's GREAT RHEUMATIC REMEDY.
This new and wonderful medicineacts like
magic, curing Rheumatism of years stand
ing in few days.
aug2-ly TIL. LOGAN & CO., Ag'ts.
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Notice

TIHE SUBSCRIBER HAS OPENED A
L private office in his block of brick build-
lngs, on Main street, No. lIs1$, up stains. All
know where he may be found. and those
who owe him anything will know where 10
can: Otftce hours, for the present, from 8 a
m 10 p m. Residence, No. 30 EnfT street
Sth ward THoS. HoRNBROOR.
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BINGHAM HOUSE,
ELEVENTH & MARKET SIS,
PHHADEIPH

PIIIIIAUEI4PEtIA.
THIS NEW AND ELEGANT HOUSE Is
i now open for the reception OF guests. 1t
has been rtted up IN a manner equal to any
in the country. The location being central
makes II n very desirable stopping place,
both for Merchants and parties visiting the
city The Parlors are spacious, and elegant
ly furnished. The tables will be supplied
with all the delicacieS the market will af-
ford, and 1t is the intention OF the Proprietor
to keep in every respect n First Glass Hotel.
TermS-S3 per day.
innI-2md CUKLIS DAVIS. PronIetor.