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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-06-04
LOCAL NOTICES.

PRESCRIPTIONS. - Desiring to be
equal to the emergency Of the
slckly season just setting in, II. J.
Schl@pfer, corner of Main and Sec
ond Streets, has secured the services
of a first-class Prescriptionist-one
who has had twenty years experience
in the East and West. and who speaks
three languages fuently; and he de-
sires to inform the public that he is
now prepared with fuller and larger
stock than ever before of pars drugs,
to meet all their wants. His stock of
all articles in his line, embraces
everything usually kept in 8 retail
Drug Store, and his well-known repu-
tation warrants us In stating that the.
public cannot do better than % give
him call. Prescriptions WILDE fill
ed at all hours of the day or night.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
BE on Tour Guard

N Ealnst lac limitations and counterfeits of
MOS TETT Frs ST0 ZACH BITTERS
with witch the PIRATES VINO make DIS
ZcE9EABLE LIVING by preying upon the
1sShsL anil suffering are now endeavoring to
.4T<5s20 the markets of this country. When
ssEeE tkese PoIsoN-MoNGERS are discovered
e&s%sg are Immediately prosecuted by the
fErsrriefors, who expend thousands of dol
kzrs a1HR3liy in tracing them out and
9E5nging them to justice. Within a short
time frjuHctions have been obtained in
xE1Ss Gourfs of the United States against
zsz - ,er OF individuals and firms, and suits
ere Esw in progress against several Others
all of whose names will be given to the
Ezkslisc- But in spitesof the utmost vigil
E1aee and activity of their detective agents,
CL61e undersigned are of course unable to
sggTo5ect the public entirely against pir teal
mutations of Standard National Tonic,
everywhere in request, and as readily con-
SEeTtibie into cash as United States Bonds
soc Treasury Notes. They therefore, as
9EEASUEE OF PR ECAUT- on direct attention
Go eae fact that finely engraved label,
sEeP-esenting st. George and the Dragon,
Gsld a beautiful proprietary stamp, bearing
the official endorsement of the Govern
rzncext, appear on every bottle of the genu-
sAste BITE Rs. The article is further
authenticated b. Il mi nature note OF
<s1saad, with the hlyuatL re of :. Hostetter q
:asTzath,' to counterfeit which is a State
-TrLson crime. The true B1TTERS are sold
SSS bottles only, and 7leuer IN bulk.
HOSTEL TER & SMITH,
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SOUTHERN RELIEF-Colonel Horn
brook hands US the following for pub
lication:
EAsTpoRT, MISS, May 81, 1867.
p. Horabrook, Evansville, Ind:
SIR: With feelings of grrtitude for
your kind and generous benevoience
to the suffering poor of this section, [
acknowledge the receipt OF the follow
ing supplies, donated by the Southern
Relief Society of your city, which I
will, to the best of my capacity, dis
tribute as per your instructions.
This act Of your CRY consider not
only charita bic, but truly patriotic.
When distributed, l will certainly
endeavor to render satisfactory ac-
count. Truly yours,
CT. HI. PHILLIPS.
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Council Proceedings.
COUNCIL CHAMBERs,

a. EVANSVILLE, June 3, 1887. {
Council met in regular session. His
Honor Mayor Baker presiding. Council
man presents: Messrs; Miller. Dean, Muhl-
hansen, Cook. Heiiman, Reitz, KolIe,
Z The minutes OF previous meeting were
read and approved, after which the follow
ing bills were presented and allowed:
Police bill for weeK ending the Ist, sl22;
police and fire bill, first of June, sl26: w
A Dougherty. salary. $50; T. NJ. Archer.
gineer. S53 %; Peter Zapp and others, work
dries, 81; A. NJ. MEG fl. one months sala-
Tor printing. siG9; W BAKER. two g m i5his
salary Mayor. $500; journal Company,
bra e as 5iiiI s72; kSilgr White snn-
Night Wharf Master, one week, $500: bill
for work on wharf - ,9SS 40; Robert Nichols,
sundries, 81 80; for removal of dead ant
inaI@, SIS s.. The harf report for the
month Of MAY showed receipts to the
amount OF 81 ,703 l5-
was as follows: Jail fees, s25 50; fines, s74;
total 500 80.
Henry Stockholm asked permission to
tap Sycamore street sewer from his resi-
dence on Sixth Street, which was granted :;
also. permission was granted Cook 81 Rice
70 tap the same sewer pom their place OF
same sewer from his residence on Sixth
Street.
demniiy Tor damage dore to his property
by The late heavy rains, and fixing dam
age. was iald on the table; also, a petition
of Adler q Eiche i, fixing damage done TO
their property at SEQ, was laid on the Ia
BILE; and one from A. Gum oerts. fixing
damages a. S3o0.OyU, was also laid on the
table.
On motion of Mr. Dean it was ordered
that the alley between First and Second
and Chestnut and Cherry Streets be graded
or paved.
On motion, it was ordered that gunwales
be placed on the crossings corner of Seventh
and Mulberry. Skin and Powell, and
Seventh and Locust streets.
On motion, tire salary OF firemen for the
Union Engine No. 3, was fixed at 81 900 per
annum.
The Council then pI oceeded to the cleo
ton spi engineer, feseTvIng the right To re-
send the CONTRACT if the person elected
should prove unqualified for the duties.
There We're six candidates pat IN nominal
ton, md upon vote being taken VIM.
Iieman was chosen
Bids for two cisteruS were opened, read
and referred.
= ON motion, Peter Mc(5uirk. chief of
night police, who had been suspended or
charge of drunkenness, was reinstated as
On motion, it was ordered that De G. Cop
lev be changed from day TO night police,
and that he be made chief OF night police.
The COMMITTEES to whom was referred the
letting of the contract for the extension OF
Sycamore Street sewer, reported i'll favor
of giving the contract to Liant Brothers,
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A DAMAGING BLow.-Y esterday
evening we saw man rushing fran
tically to the Office of DIR. Muhlhausen
with his face covered with blood.
Upon investigation we learned that
having got into dispute with his
employer, we believe the latter had
struck him on the temple, cutting a
cash some two inches long, and laying
the flesh open to the bone The
wound looked as if it had been made
with knife, but we are assured that
it was done with the fist. As the
affair viii probably undergo judicial
Investigation, we forego furtherire-
marks on the subject. ierF1@
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RECORDERS CoURT-There was, as
usual on Monday. very fair run of
business in the Recorders court yes
terday. One very nice young man,
who has no more self-respect or re-
spect for his father and mother, both
highly respectable and esteemed citi-
zens, than to get drunk on Sunday
and flourish a deadly weapon in a
crowd, was fined s., with 81 70 costs.
Jim Mulligan, for being drunk and
assaulting an officer, was fined $40,
with Sc 70 cents costs. 1I
A gentleman who has hitherto
borne a reputable character, got
drunk and so abused his family that
his wife had to claim the protection
of the police, who lodged him in Jail.
Yesterday he had a hearing, and went
down for 81, with s. Is costs. The
fine was made light because his wife
had the expense to pay.
Harry Perry, a negro, was so badg-
cred by woman of color, who was in
spired by jealousy, that he " handed
her one in the eye. The provocation
in the case was so great that Harry
was let go upon paying So so costs,
and the colored termagant was we'll
nigh sent to Jail.
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Bd5~ Fresh arrival Of gods at the
cheapest house in the pice. Fine
Linenes for coats, pants and vest.
Also, fine lot of Frenc Cuttings,
which / will make up for less than
any one dare to offer them or sample
and price elsewhere. Gentlemen,
come to my house, and 1 will make
them from ten to fifteen pr cent. less
than any one, at my old stnd.
j. III. CARLIN, Agent,
june 3-3t. No. s Firt Street.
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BEFORE JUSTICE WALKER.--Na-

= @><<A OAs1 CI2Al11 w AIN a
than l.. Smith-and- he is a very diff
ferent man, except in name, from that
very clever and worthy young man,
Nathan Smith, who has been so long
in the employ of Capt Ehrman-was
accused of stealing a pair of pants
from Meyers's saloon, and selling
them to negro. He boosted that he
was a good Democrat, and had been
on intimate social relations with
several distinguished Democrats of
this city. Hard as it seemed, Justice
Walker required $3.50 bail to insure
his attendance at the next term of the
Circuit Court, and finding him unable
to produce the same, committed him
to Jail.
A young man, for carrying a con
cealed weapon, in the shape of a
Spanish stiletto, with, it is said, a
poisoned point, was fined s. and costs,
amounting to So 80.
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To MEMPHrs-semi-weekly
CITY NEWS

The DROWNED BoY.-The name of
the negro boy drowned on Saturday
afternoon, was Dick Walker aged
about IA years, He has a brother
that works usually at Adler's Tobac-
CO Factory, and is known as Lin
coin" mis- right name being Alexan-
der Henderson, who will be thankful
for information if the body is found.
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Y HANDSOME ENeRAvING. We have
received a very. pretty steel engraving,
entitled !" Christ Walking on the
Sea-" AS work of art it is excel
lent, and as representing one of the
most sublime scenes IN the history Of
the world. is worthy of especial
notice, j. S. Bell & Co.. New AL
bany, are the general agents for the
States.
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NEW REAL ESTATE AGENo-J.
p. Elliott & Son have opened Real
Estate Agency and General Ielli-
gence Office, for the sale Of ancent-
ing of lands, houses, &c, &c.
Persons having houses or La to
rent or sell, or persons wishy to
purchase or rent, will do well bcall-
ing on them at their Office. on bird
Street, near Locust, in EOtt's
Block.
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DAVID SNYDER & Co-The at
tention of the public is directed to the
large advertisement OF David Snyder,
&C., to be found in this paper The
gentlemen are eaterprising, and have
on hand fine stock of general hard
ware, harvest tools, &c.
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FINE STRAwBERRIEs.-Y finest,
largest and most delicious strawber-
ries we have seen this season, are
those magnificent Triumph Degair's,
grown by Mr.. Samuel Orr, aud we
don't see why everybody else does not
raise the same kind.
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Bachelors Hair Dye.

ISas splendid Hair Dye is the best in the
azDzid. The only true and perfect Dye.
ksSGrzuiess, Reliable, instantaneous. No
AssSAppointment. No ridiculous tints.
sssa.rdral Black or Brown. Remedies the i'll
.sSsotsaf Bad Dyes. nInvigOrates the hair,
3e2sz1ng it soft and beautiful. The genu-
zzss is signed William A. Bachelor. All 9TH
-gesz are mere limitations, and should be
&. ~sSaided. Sold by all Druggists and Per-
:Es,Dars- Factory 81 Barclay Street, New
g&k- 8.s fr a'
49, IL
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LADIEs. Hiram Nelson commences
an auction sale of Dry and Miinery
Goods at his Auction Room q Lo-
Gust Street, opposite the Post Office,
Tuesday. June 9Th, at 2 o clockP. M,
and continues three days, forenon and
afternoon. Fine goods will bsold.
innel 3t
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GRAND STRAWBERRY FEsTiAL.-
The ladies of the Church of Il AS
sumption will hold q grand Stwber-
ry Festival at the NEW METyPOLI-
TAN HALL on Tuesday and Wdnes-
day evenings, June 4th and j, for
the benefit of the Church. may+td.
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certainty Of the road being completed
would enable the Company, on its
own securities. to obtain means to fin
ish it. IF completed part of the way
on each terminus, it would force its
way through. .sgs.9
The General referred to the topo
graphy Of the country through
which the road runs, and show
ed its peculiar adaptation to the en-
terprise in view. There was but little
heavy work. no dangerous strain, no
long bridges, no heavy cuts or fills,
except tunnel. and believed that the
whole work could be completed by
the end of 1868. and most certainly in
1869. Hes contrasted the route with
that over which the Louisville &
Nashville Railroad runs, and showed
how infinitely superior this is in feas-
Utility. He painted in glowing colors.
the vast wealth and inexhaustible re-
sources of the immense coal fields
through which the road runs, and
showed what vast source of profit it
would be to the road. He illustrated
the extraordinary expansion Of the
coal trade, By referring 70 the statistics
of the Philadelphia & Reading r. R.,
where the coal trade had expanded
from 218,711 tons in 1843, to /, $50, 270
tons in 1851. Nashville was especial
ly interested in having. access to the
coal fields of Kentucky, and thought
that not only all the numerous towns
and cities on the line of the road, but
that Bowling Green, GAINESVILLE and
even Memphis itself could be profta-
bly, supplied with fuel.
He introduced the following esti-
mate of the probable business. made
by the Engineer of the Henderson
& Nashville r. r., for 1854 and 1855:
Way freight, Including coal......... 4S7,3l3 90
Through business 1911 90
Mail and Express. $1,000 90
sa.. s74O,s56 90
Deduct 10 per cent for overesti-
I4g$3 W
Gross earnin ..................... 6i6320 40
Expenses so per cent.................. $685. 100 %
Net earnings......--......... $685., l6O 20
Cost of road ....-...........-Sl,4 ALB $50 90
equipment. 597,0J0 % tsl
rota, cost 600 ooo %
Ten per cent.fon cost OF r ad and
equipment 500, 900 90
lSprnlus sI;3 100 On
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To THE CITIZENS OF EVANSVILLE. -
A public trial OF the GreatAmerican
Fire ExtinguIsher will tae place at
3 o'clock this afternoon, on vacant
lot, corner of Division and Fifth
Streets. Owners Of proertv and
others are respectfully Invited to at
tend.
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pay Altering & Hassler, y Is,
South First Street, are now preped to
furnish their numerous cusmers
with the most delicious ice cam.
Their saloon is one of the fine and
most commodious in the city, ID the
ice cream superb If.
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CoNsorIDArroN The &,

CONSOLIDATION = The fms of
Henry f. Blemker, and Bmker,
Tillmann & Co., Stove Deals and
Excelsior Stove Works, hay been
consolidated, and will hencetth be
known as Blemker, Tillman& Co.
All debts and accounts will col
lected and paid by
may25tf BLEMKER, TILLMA& Co.
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G. A. R.-Attention, battalioll All
members Of the Encampmsnta are re-
quested to be present at a special
meeting, on Thursday evening June
9th, to make arrangements for the.
Excursion to a grand Festival at Tell
City, BY order,of s DEEDS,
Post Comnandant.
j. III. BEADLE, Post Adjttant.
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B6S- Mrs. Barclay, of Ckcago, will
give free lecture to the laics of this
city Tuesday afternoon at 3 o'clock,
June 18th, upon the subjet Of the
= Early Decline of the American
Women" Bot.
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BV Ladies, do not neglect to at
tend the auction sale Of Dry aEd Mil
linery Goods by Hiram Nelson to day
at 2 o'clock, at his auction rom on
Locust Street, opposite the Potoffice.
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THE LATEST FASHION is to provide ones
sSassf with a bottle of DIR. j. w. Poland's
white Pine Compound. to be used in cases
ss[ Throat and Lung Affections. and all
.EEvER FAILS Sold by all druggists. Is ~
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1T HAS COME DowN.-Fift sacks
OF choice family -four for sale ;$7 rs
per sack by
PARSONS, ScOvILLE & e.,
No. ~ Main Sect.
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El% Merchant Tailors' new gds ar
irving at the new establishmt-54
Main Street.
mars IF SMITH a. DARING.
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GoLDEN's TaoUPE.-We learn that
Golden's Troupe have been playing
to excellent houses during the entire
brief season at Greensboro, and Mrs.
Golden received the tender of com
plimentary benefit, to come off last
night. The Company opens in Hen
derson tonight, in the beautiful and
popular drama entitled Fanchon.
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ing, at which Rev. Simon Hecht was
re-engaged for term of two years as
Reader to the the congrega ton, In
structor to the choir, and Teacher of
the Hebrew and German languages in
the Hebrew School. His salary was
increased to $1,000. Prof Knight
was also re-engaged as teacher of
of English branches in the School, at
salary of $1,000 per annum. Both
these gentlemen have rendered the
most perfect satisfaction to the whole
congregation. and the perfect una
nimity with which they were re-
engaged at increased salaries is a fat
tering testimonial to their worth, and
the esteem In which they are held.
Public services will be held on next
Sunday morning in the Sixth Street
Temple, at 8 o'clock, for confirmation
Of children. The public are invited.
COMMISSIONERS COURT. 80 The
Board of County Commissioners con-
vened yesterday in regular session,
and the most of the day acted with
the various Township Assessors as a
Board of Equalization. In the fores
noon they, considered Interpolation
for the annexation of the LoDgworth
Tract and Blaekford's Grove to the
city. Motions by Thomas f. Garvin
for Dismissal in both cases were9over
ruled and the annexation ordered.
An appeal, we understand, will be
taken. Application No z, for the
annexation Of Ronald and Garvin's
Addition. was postponed until Satur-
day next. Francis Rodwell was APP
pointed constable for Pigeon Town
ship to Eli vacancy.
THAT Cow. - From gentleman
named VIM. Williams, who lives in
the, Ineighborhood of Wheatonville,
we learn1that aseow of Mr.. Wheaton's
which was bitten at the same time
that that other cow which was brought
TO the city is said to have been bitten,
and by the same dog, went mad and
was killed. yesterday morning. We
hope that other COW has been killed
and devoured long ago.
=
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STOVES AND TINwARE-Whesale
and retail, at j. b. MEsKfs,
Sycamore, bet. Second and Thil SITS.
mh12-3md&w
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and on motion the report was concurred ,
in. -
On motion, the Council adjourned 10
meet on Tue>day morning one week. when
that body will meet as a Board OF Equali-
cation.
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NEW STEAM FIRE ENGINE.-The
new steam FIRE engine for. Union Com
pany No. 2, has arrived, and will
probably be tested to day It is IN
questionably a. very handsome engine,
entirely different from either of the
others; much smaller, graceful in
form, and elegant in finish, and is
said to be efficient in execution. It
is from the Seneca Falls Works and
weighs about 5000 pounds.
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He closed by expressing his ardent
hope that the city would make the
subscription, not only for the mate
rial aid it would afford, but for the
prestige it would give, and the
confidence it would inspire in other
localities when it was known that
Evansville had identified herself with
the enterprise The General spoke
for nearly two hours, and was listened
to with earnest attention and manifest
interest. The question of the termi-
nus was not alluded to. We regret
that we have not time to give more
complete report of the speech.
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Ohio and Mississippi Railroad.
STEAMBOAT LINES.

STEAMBOAT LINES.
To, LOUIsvILLE.-Every Monday and
Saturday at 10 o'clock AM. Every Tuesday,
Wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday at 6
O'Clock P. NJ. fea.s isf
To CAIRo-Daiiy, except Sunday, at 8
o'clock P. NJ. of 5st'ft3
To GREEN RIVER Every Wednesday
and Saturday at 6 o'clock p. NJ. Every
Monday and Thursday at 6 o'clock p. NJ
To EASTPoRT = Every Tuesday and
Friday at 4 O'Clock p. N.
To GEsDERsoN-Dafly, except Sundays,
at o'clock PM.
To NAsHvILLE-Every Thursday at four
p. m.r ao1 if8 #.e ~
To MEMPHIs-Semi-week
Rockport Stage (via Newburgh and Boom
WILEY Carrying the mail, leaves at A. M,
on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
Arrives by P. NJ, Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays.
days and Fridays at A: NJ. Arrives Tues
days and Saturdays by 4P. NJ.
Mt. Vernon Mail Stage leaves daily lex
cept Sundays at A. NJ. Arrives daily lex
eept sundays by 2 P. M.
To NEwBURG.-Hack daily Except Sum
day. from the Merchants Hotel, at 8
o'clock p.
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s The ladies of the Cumberland
Presbyterian Church will give a
strawberry festival at Mozart Hall. on
Thursday and Friday evenings, june
18th and l4th. Lunch on Friday and
Saturday mornings, 18th and 18th.
From the known energy and good
taste Of the ladies, something good
will be offered, aud since they have
not been before the public for many
years, full attendance will be. ex-
pected. They ask their old friends
to meet them in a friendly reunion on
this, festive occasion skE -
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BH~ Masser's Patent Fire Mute
Family Ice Cream Freezer, for sale
at (my29-1w.) NICKERY BDs.
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BD~Corle to Parlor Glib DOM
every night for something goo and
warm. Une3m
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BV~ Twelve Hunred lushe of
choice Peach Blow Potatoes for
sale, wholesale and rtail, al
VIcIERY IRos,
my29-lw. q Main STREET.
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GOING NORTH.
Terre Hauts and Indianapolis.

FROM TERRE HAUTE
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-01-09

WNazEZ396
No SNMEM1

CTTRONBALSMisa pleasant Iiouid RENE
dy which never fails TO cure the ITCH at once.
As an external application for Rheumatism,
EruptiVe Diseases Of the Skin. Ulcers. Old Sores,
Gangrene. Burns aud Sealds. It is very effective.
Sold bv Druggists. Price y cents,
OLIVER CROOK co. Projectors.
Benton, Dunham & Co.. Cleveland. General
Agents. dec. II. 1856.
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The "DedicatiOn' Tuns thus:
nEnIKAsLrx " rHrs RooK

ITO Androw johnson. the Pride and Hope Nv
DinocTisy, who hez bin Aldermsn NV his native
village, GuYDer Nv his Sta'e. member ofthe low
er house of CfngTess and likewise Nv the SENT.
Vice-president and President and might hev
bin Diktater. but who Is neverthe ess. a Hum
Bile IndividOOal; who has sW ung around the en-
tire circle Nv ofishl honor without feelin his
Oats much: the first public man who considered
my services worth payin for; and to Alex W.
Randall. Postmaster General. his most devoted
servant, whose autograph adorns my commits
sen ez Postmaster this Volume Is respectively
dedikated."