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PENWANsHlP.

Mr.. BizNe4N lz1s na-is zrraas~n~nts With Nr
JFszIsN, Prln.lpA4 si ib- CsnRsrSiAi ,sih-<~. ~
Ehich his stHarats VII hzv~ tks s1ivzat4Sr ID
.fndylng g-nmAlsatp and % .rsgHfyTng Q -r.c~
tai Sowing ~ r. iB8-T ih- tai;lsn - Prusr>esr
CHRISTIE sns "a ;h- ifSt p~nmra and no-f sar
rr--~fui 's-ss r-Ts ..i hs- sFr q -is- rs.sntfv
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j--n ,-rIls-i alsai i.s0azh -rna-sis a4a sntss "a
AM yims - q VII - IsBeh 20 ;is-ir ssv.uxnu
"a eDrntarnrs no oOar-s pa-<Ihts
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Y Ylls~iinE 'pgeZr AoHgh!y 5f EppiT V,~-ssasily
20 AF. Bls-ksiy n A. dr. eeTnsF q 1eurn-
and VAN @fr~-ss 70 stAtT-
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ATexas paper mentions that agna-
szen.n af that State has Rlaassd iifsy
ser.s of castor beans- sud intends 20
u.nu6,rrrrre the aiT fsr the market
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL.
Cur Friends

Oar Friends
>houid not iOrgrt tSsrail and examine
rhe splendid stock NJ Pianos, Organs.
Sheer Music Ind Musical ,oOis, ~ Mr.
" Il. >heIb's MusiC Store. IN Main
street
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classic -.

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er rbs ts-rulAR svstsB -raptoyrd viii s..xss
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nGr- Ena Aznusls. GnakG sffssfsan vii as-s
- 1sts - l-Eff1 ard tsfF--k comEss<ifsoa-
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Greenwood Cemetery,
,uUATED ON rMK yAFEoSAI

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sars viz 10 s--.sd - ~ ,-eTrszzT
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&c. BczaAA srcty.
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rurTIr sonp

TlIr.r Soup viii 5.. --rvri ap IL
David Kurnrr', saloon IN Market
srrpe. between John ard Quincy. ou
Monday az 10 = VI. i'm
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Copies % n few ef Ur Blake
Iy's rr~iimoniaIs.


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GI1TTnN. BEfsruL-
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Iaye -. P-fnFiraI.
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.rai Mzstsr IA tins -rhs-s ior - year. H-
v.srv -tl-rEVftr ard considerations IN ~. sp~k
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and unfsr .sr BE .zHaisr-dEr -yzniuStiSns a
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esoaiaAfFs AZ zsr~ u.sss.i 10 Asbor isf, 10
other rnsrrtF Fss--sn-
~ = f--' . = ELLENBERGEr
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EDUCATIONAL.
EDUCATIONAL
WHEELING Az
Classical Institute!
Mr.. T. E. BLAKELY. B. A.
Graduate &C me Qaeen's ros-
rer<tey. IN lresuDA.
pEits NJ lNHyRA THE INHAsrrASrs
~ 81 WAs-siraS ana ~ rliassv Ih1I =. N.
~psrs-<t
First Class Academic School

Il 'ae laiidinc partially .-nr-,..~a sy tk- Nhs-a
Tag CsmmeFyial cs,ll.Se
Ar BlzSeiTs aanE rxp-rtrnce N Ra..i.h
scsoois IND enlse-r-, s1s Ha-i Sa<r---- N pr~Fxr
lng yaEng syHttrrasa Tor 10 CAlshxizxr ana
Dxfsrst i.-s4i examinations n Eaxt.nd and kts
ssrl-Fus rvu,-nEn~nstaEis<ss frnza Pruss--~sr- -
hIs CaIv.r~Eiy ssa faznrr pTInrsplus n.y ~
ccEsisirr-si zsrs-.-u.> sxts1f q Snzrn1fr- thaf
ausirr hzs szTr - vGslsth u this a-ighhsrAs--t
ras o-SAln a 1r-E ciEss EaEftsA Cia<~4nA. snd
MzftsHsztirzl --tuc-lrs5a.
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MATHEMATICS.

Grs'ra. try kl-rsHa r1eps-a-try .ad Lxsa.
Surveying Fill a., - tanSht saa - -sssh -
--S . trsaul- Eazin--r-, isndssarv-y~rS
Ar~uitr~f- kr- AZ spp-.yfunitF wiu - ssfsrvss-
- IrgzIusnE th"-nfiEh -rtsutinr tTAiBiag
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For Cincinnati.

Fer EineinnatI.
Law gGSDAT NAY .-tb. yJ IA n rh-
~ 12---hsE- -ts-sEasT
sT. JAMES -- CspI J. Z. B.-ss-a-
y'--k Z" RYCNIE--
Ths. ~ieam-r tt- srEs.J n
me Wheeling Llns as bsr
r1aiI1o<iztissls Ter vrs---1s.-rs arr
N<E-s18rol -ro-Iltt
Flr IN .ht IF uEaSa-- spIiy 81 Dari ayrs
BiApTH ssTFEILE & 20
grarI-= tErvr-
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KNABES PIANOS
nF THE NEW -. ALE- AlE PitnNBI- V,-YD
y w Ell -r-ur= 'siy frsi=r-rr -
ENRIvALED

fur SWEETNESS POWER. BRILLIASBY
rOCCH and DURABILITY. Al q kAAE-.
PiEnos aTr RoE prDvlsi~a uIfh thr lgrnFs
without BIidit:UEai cssE "a she purchaser thus
---urruE AL II .ar vaiRzbte IFnpro~esse-fs 4.
rTustno--, .nro Dlans- u th- pr,-s,-at .zr
-uIl -J.-S nav - ss--a Il tire WarV- r-.rn q
rlls - 49, ~ Vo . The ,.s4~ aS-FE sor N.-S
ir.yrufa amt EIstarTs Ohis
4 q P-znas ssisi 81
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-05-18

Wessern Pennsyfyan6a Massa-
Il ~ AeaAe1y,
A r y - ne ne Ey M1MLkI
n nezE P5r1ssmzEn- HeznA Ehts zszzf1zSs1
e lez-izx zza ulliszr- trzE1lz- - 11~ 80
s1r "a -eGrp<t11 Il bsys znd Fz11g 7@a- FN
COZ. Z = LEHA4SH.
,S-Fx AHe<z-.y, B-z Ga
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Auztc ~faTr
L'RENTH AND fERIAS AGCJRDRONS.
4 t0nusrysHzs- ANRIsS YsstIns ,Saifzrs FIst--
EiftS ace-sets TlHIlg EuTAs slVta-.s srtfu!ta-
srst : safn. BsS~. Ros-Su 8rtdEs- Guitar and
! -iiu Trimmings. EIIA rverv arrisie Z the sau.
- itsr for ale .gu IL WILLIAM Il ~HEIGS
Nrssr ~t0-e- va. fss Mscu Strp~t
- !NtrISti BOOK>. NSTRUC TIIN BOOKS
- f"r lie P4Ro. lrSAa- Aeiaztsna. tTaIsAE
y sii1. G-- Nustc Felios. JsGsiAZ sza os1llIasn.
AusiC SAprr, RlznE Arsse Boekss BsuSf V0i-
INES Jf Fucal sna Instrumental Anslcs Szs-
lAth Ssbool ssd CIurra Muse Book. a. ioWs-sg
EholezAle and Ee1zll pE,o~~S AZ WILLIAM n
SHEIB> MUSIC >tOT- va. - Man Strr-t.
Fke-tanE ". Va
HELODEOSS ~ WALNUT AND Rn~R-
vi -oyd 'Ss--- Pnrrxdse snd Pare Ssvi-
'&rT--i G1d Pam. SeE and S-nnsz hand frssn
81 - s3n IL w Z SHELBS MUSK ~torr-
- SECOND HAND PIANOS or VARIOUS
y make fu- ssls loE AZ va n SHEIBS
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ID EPATGINJi AID TUNING 0F PLANES.
IL DrSans Ari0-irszs Ar-gul~snS Fiuttnzs
Aad a. AuSlr2i Instruments p-ulsFEtv Ens csr,-
:cl!v afte2si--I 20. a. WILLIAM i ~HRIBS
4uzsc $tsTr
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zy they EFe the 5~-t .nSsFuIo-st- fhsy AxE- sEs-
se@a- E-y 4re unsauaIlszi nor aai~A N inf~rie-
and exterior. ana 8rp al 1-sTidszi Eifh Jhe AZ
TOMATO SWELL rSnh&rzfson v-aivs-- And
nzay vAiHAissS n EpgsVeE-GEs BcE sUas.i IN zav
asi,-T nzEz.
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PIANOS
MASON & HAMNS
CABINET ORGANS
4ss Eminent Mmsiria..

4 RE rHE BESr IND MOST PppPr-r. 2
n insErau-sES aazats IN The EoFsa
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PRICES s1s 10 $500.

Thr s9ts-grsb-F ieSsTr~ sveFv snr - -rns snr
q r-rvzLv Eu,l . vi - ss1I tr~s 70 any .sialr.--
WILLIAM 4 >EETR
% NAN ~tfN~s
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For CINCINNATI.

Eos CINCINNATI.
L-ssvs-- : A TT-2DAT Nav .sEh. II = D e-a-~ T.
N the I'D uErs--Rssr >s-sE-v
RDGNBTRGH --rx adj. ( L rl''sF-s'N.
... Y. Tli1EFs.sN- tls-s-
Fpr frrighT y as,--S- sruiv -
EAn.sri ~ %
- both 8ATTC-.LE { co
41-.I---- ASsaTs.
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= ECOyD HAND PIANOS or VARIOUS
y zakeS To- ale IoE al va n SHEIHS
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OVER 10000 ORGANS

~ n = CAaTshnss E1ere they give IN
nalIrrisd -sFisEsCrlas- Ter gh- PA2LOE Al.
FAAILE -TRC I-E ti~v an, v,thsura -1vat
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Letters from the People.
FROM WETZEL COUNTY.

WETZEL CarNTY. WEST. VA. ;
MAJ 18th. I-S..
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p I a n q s E,

" 4EE2f-tA -tAS-Norrk@Azs GsT1sr - Essfa-
sBa EAyr'fs >rrp~ts. and No "a y sua
- Nsrrh gufzH ~frr-t.
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The spiniou at she Attorney Gsasr1i
on -b- reconstruction laws has been
rad n the Cabinet. some amendments
rsr- suggested, bat u VII probably be
n.hIi-bed within q week. Allthe.csses
JabIa ~ ned explanation are trearest
NJ.
The Chaftxnooga CsioA- af Tuesday,
.pn,uues=- rae presxues- IN that city. OF
n .peeial agent OF the Fs=t-ofiee De-
partnent- for the psrpa=e af inaagR-
rating the new pastai ear system- The
ears viii be ssmpiese ps.s-sziees, % AZ
r.uv,d shar letters and pxpers may be
drumn--d up 20 the mnment Of the de-
pnrfnre NJ the trains frum every stzti0n-
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-06-12
Know Thy Destiny.

MADAME. Z F. THORNTON, The great
English AstrologiSt, Clayvoyant aad P>y,
chometrician, who has astonished the scien-
tifc classes Of the Old World, has RowlocaS
ted herself at hudson, N. Y. Madame
Thornton possesses such wonderful powers
of second sight, as to enable her 20 impart
knowledge Of the greatest importance to the
single Or married Of citAer sex While in i
state Of trance, she GclincatcS the very fcas
turcS Of the person you arc 10 marry, and by
tie aid Of an instrument Of intense power,
known rs tie Psychomot"OPc, guarantees to
produce lifc~i,S;c pictuie of the future Ags.
: band Oh wife OF tic applicant, together with
da:c Gff marriage, position in life. leading
traits Of character, &C. This is nc humLug,
rs thuaaandS Of Testimonials can assert. She
will send when desired = certified certificate,
or written guarantee, ihat the picture is what
it purports to be. BY enclosing ;csmall lock
Of hair, and stating place, Of birth age, dis
position and complexion, and enclosing fifty
cents and stamped envelope addressed to
yourself, you will receive the picture and de-
sired in formatioQ by return mail. All com-
municatonS sacredy confidential. Address
in confidence, MADAME Z. 7. THORNTON,
P, O, Box 223, Hudson, \. Y.
Feb 81, 1857. ~.
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Prints, Prints.

\ large Stoc.i Of Prints Of various quail
tics, STYLES and Prices, call soon and exam
in them, is we will sell cheap.
LOEELACE & WHEELER.
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To the THIRSTY.

Iced Julcps, Smashes, Sherry Coblers,
Sangaries, Ale-rees, Fresh Ale on Draft,
&C., &C., can be had at the Bar Of the New
berry Hotel May % - St.
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kIrrpICT-S ADriI l. 1857.

AMERICUs, April i, 1861.
ONE BOX or GALLIUiAN' \ S
PILLS cured me perfectly CT ChilIs and Fever
They are the best medicine for Chils and Fever
ever saw. \. q. NONNALpSON,
Clerk Superior Count, Sun!tc- County, Ga
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from the frs; class houses in France.
He will also. continue to keep the finest
and most delicate American aad French
CONFEC ZION such as
Stick. Pole, Fiat. Lump. Almond and Co.
coanut Candles. Gum Drops, Cordial and
Brandy Drops, Crystalizcd Fruits, Nugat de
Marscil!cS, crc., etc.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-06-12

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
Ncwberry District-In Equity. john
Riser vs. Ann s. Riser and others. Bill
for Sale Of Land 10 pay debts.
Ire creditors Of the estate Of Geo. A.
Riser, deceased, are hereby required to
render in aud establish on oath, their re-
Spev;irc demands before tic Commissioner,
on or before the frs: day Of July 1867.
CONS Office, SILAS JCHNSTONE,
June ! 92 It. - c. T. y. n.
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TO ('OySUME'EEYEg.

Tie advertiser. having been restored to
health in Il fey weeks BY a very simple rcr-
cdy, after having suffered for several years
with 4 severe lang affection, ana thas dread
disease Consumpt;on-iS aRxio@I TO make
known to lis fcIow-sUTcrcrS the means oc
cure.
TO all who desire it, he will scEd copy Of
the prescription used (frcc Of chargc,) with
the dirEctionS for preparing and using the
Same. which they viii End SURE CURE
for CoNsUMFrIoN ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS,
GoUGHs, COLDS, and all Throat and Lung
Affections. The only object of the advertiser
in sending the Prescription is to benefit the
afflicted and spread information which be
conceiyeS to be invaluable. ard he hopes
every sufferer will try his remedy, as it will
cost them nofhing, and may prove q blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, FREE, Ey
return mail. will please address
REV. EDWARD 4. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings Co., New York.
May s l9 II.
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Fair Notice 70 TresDasseGs,

The Subscriber forcwarns all persons,
white or black, fox hCntcrS or others, who
treSpaao upon his plantation by letting down
fcDcts, OF Other violations, that they must
hereafter DO So at their risk, as he will pro-
coed against them 10 The full extent that the
law viii allow, All persons will take due
notice and govern themselves accordingly.
Anil 81 -, ! B GLYMPII
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ERRORS o. T0UTHs

\ Gentleman who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and all
the effects Of youthful indi>c-e;ion, will for
the sake of suffering humanity, send free TO
all who need it, the recipe and directions for
making the simple remedy by which he was
cured. Sufferers wishing to profit by the ad
vertiscrs experience, can do so by addressing
in perfect confidence, JOHNB. OGDEN,
May 10 1y. - Cedar Street New York.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-06-12
April Il

WE HAVE USED GALLL-
GiIAN:S PILLS, and fad lhey will do all that
iSc;a;mcd :or !hcm, and c!!"eriully recommend
them to public i&Y"T.
r. Ii. WATTS, &x-Guvcrnor OF Alabama.
:. ". i SANFORD, ATTY Grn,i OF Alabama.
ROBERT DuUG.iENfI, Judge supreme
Court Alabama.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-06-12

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
Ncwbrrry Di$trict-ln Equity. MarthH
\. Wise, rs. Patrick T.. Wise, Admir- ct.
Ill. Dill for Partition.
The creditors Of tic estate Of Joha 4.
Wise, deceased, arc hereby required to rem
der in and establish on oath their respective
demands, before the Commissioner on OF be-
fore the twentieth day Of June, 1867.
CONS Office, SILAS TOMBSTONE,
June ) 23 81. x0 {. +. y. D.
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$500

PER YEAR! we want agents every where
to sell our IMPROVED $50 Sewing Ma
chimes. Three new kinds. Under and up
per feed. Sent on trial. Warranted five
years. Above salary on large commissions
paid. The oNLT machines sold in the Uni
ted States for less than SO, which are fully
licensed by Howe, Wheeler & Wilson, Gro
yer Z Baker, Singer & Co., and Bachelor.
Ali other cheap machines are inirlGGemeutS,
and the seller or user arc liable 10 arrest, fine
aud Imprisonment. Illustrated circulars sent
free. Address. or cali upon Shaw & Clark,
at Biddeford Maine, or Chicago, III.
July 25 1v
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HIDES iyDBiRK WANTED

AT THE TAN YARD, formerly R. 3.
HoImau'S. The market price will be paid
for RAW HIDES and GOOD BARK, either
in leather or cash. None or either
wanted unless Of good quality. Persons
wishing to get bark this Spring, can call
at the Tan Yard, where equitable contracts
will De made for the same.
We have also large lot Of fine white,
yellow and mixed corn, 10 arrive soon,
which we viii sell at L short profit for cash
Persons van engage now or purchase after
arrival in large or small lots by calling at
our Steam Mil.
J. S. HAIR 4; co.
Feb. 2Q~S-&mo.
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Wanted.

Two active, thorough business men. up.
ply at this office.
june ), %.
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TOWyDts COUNTY. ! labama

GALLiUHAN'S FEVER AND
AGUE FILLS VII! do. They are decidedly the
best medicine for Chills aud Fever ever gave.
l would not be without them for FIVE times the
piicc. j. a. GHA LIAM.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-11-20
KENTUCKY ITEMs.o =

Bowling Green is to have a new Court
House. The work is progressing rapidly.
The rebels rejoiced at Georgetown, KY,
over the result of the late elections by
firing $50 anvil guns.
Sidney K. Turner, of Richmond. has
been appointed by the Secretary of the
Treasury, Revenue Inspector for the Sth
and 9th Districts.
A prisoner named Kelly escaped from
the Penitentiary last Sunday night. He
worked his way through the roof, which
was being recovered at the time.
The Glasgow Times says: Mr.. A. J. Gate
wood, well known citizen OF this county,
was thrown from his horse last Saturday,
near Myers mill, and received such serious
injuries upon the head that his life has
been despaired of.
Miss Park, of Madison County, while
out last week, chestnut hunting, Inet with
a severe if not fatal accident, under the
following circumstances A party of some
six or seven were riding rapidly on horse
back down hill, when Miss Parks horse
fell, throwing her some twenty feet, frac-
turing her skull.
The Harrodsburgh Transcript says: Since
our last issue, matters relating to the kill
ing of Mr.. Gull, at CornishviIle, have as
sumed a more serious aspect, but at the
time of writing, we nope things nave been
so far adjusted that no further trouble
may be anticipated. BY the order of Judge
Newman, who was holding court here at
the time, Mr.. Roberts was removed from
here to Lexington, and, on account of
some intimation of trouble. a company of
State troops. of General Wolford's COM
mand, have been ordered here by Gov
Stevenson.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-11-20

During the meeting more than twenty
precious souls professed to have expert
enced that peace which maketh glad the
heart, and numbers of others are still
seeking the priceless boon of fellowship
with Christ.
Al the turning of fat boat near JAS
per, Dubois County, a few days ago, the
fastenings of the windlasses worked loose,
as the boat was about half way over. and
caused the W indlass to hy around with
great force, the handle striking Mr.. Henry
Kunkler, one of the hands, over the head,
literally MASKING his skull to a jelly, and
killing him instantly, and also hitting Mr..
Joseph Pfof, knockinghirn into the creek,
and breaking one of his arms.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-11-20
TO correspondents.

We never notice Communications
not accompanied with the name of
the author, who must be made known
to US if unacquainted.
Write on only one side Of the paper.
Don't write unless you have some
thing to say of interest to the public !;
and be as brief as the subject will al
low.
The publication of communica-
ton is no evidence that the editors
adopt its sentiments. TIE author is
alone responsible for them.
Communications should be address
ed to the Editors of the JOURNAL, 4"
and not to individuals. t ...
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-11-20

A son of Mr.. Joseph Akers, at Gaiena.
Floyd County, had his thigh badly crushed
by shaft in a mill at that place last
Thursday. 1J ~ <'it
Some fellow has presented the editor of
the Mt. Vernon Union with potato which
weighed two pounds. -4at
Upward of two hundred men have re-
Gently been enlisted in the United States
service atVincennes. 81
The Morgan County Gazette is for Grant
for President. Hon. Schuyler Colf;ax is its
preference for Vice President.
Pat. O'Neal was recently stabbed and
killed in a mysterious manner near Nash
vile, Brown County. -4-
New Albany Consistory, No. 3, (Ancient
and Accepted Scottish Rite Masonry were
incorporated on Saturday morning. the
10Th inst, in that city.
The scoundrels who placed the obstruc-
ton on the track of the Valley Railroad,
by which train was thrown off and Is
raeI Dodge killed, have been discovered,
and one OF them lodged in Jail.
The Fourteenth Annual Meeting of TIE
Indiana State Teachers Association VIII
be held at New Albany, December 18th,
26th and 9th, 1867. This Association has
been steadily increasing in power and IN
Auence since its organization in 1854.
Quite a revival of religious feeling has
taken place at Shiloh Church Cumberland
Presbyterian, in Jasper, Dubois County.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-11-20
The Presidents Serenade.

" The Heart Bowed Down with Weight of
W. IT, ~ 10 .nE, TJl.o.,
band at the serenade to Mr.. johnson,
on Wednesday night. We under
stand that if he. had not retired so
suddenly and unexpectedly, the fol-
lowing programme would have been
faithfully performed: = = ~ OFT
Mother, I've Come Home to DE-"
"The Pirates Chorus" tti+f -
(" 1 Wish was in Dixie Land . -'ti
g have Silent Sorrow Here" a.
DEAD MARCH IN SAUL.
Bobbin Around-B obbin Around"
"Carry Me cut and Bury Me Decently."
"And the Devil Ran Away with the
Little Tailor Boy, with the Broad Cloth
under His Arm"
OLD HUNDRED.
The whole performance to wind up
with the popular and enthusiastic
chorus of
I'VE All Got Drunk in Jersey"