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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-10-17

The Knoxville Press speaks of
Brownlow as "the Governor of the
United States" The correctness of
thi, view is proven by the manner in
which he marshalled the National for
ces under Grant and Thomas to his
support a few days since. Tie simple
truth is that Brownlow governs all the
internal regions, to which the United
States have lately been annexed
Noshrlle Gazette.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-10-17
A Pretty FOUt.

What is prctticr than a pretty foot
What more captivating than dear lit
tie boot covering high instep, ant
coming down neatly over the toes
with bewitchng tasse! dangling at tn.
top Of the close locking. In nothing
is aristocracy so marked as in the pedal
extremity; the thin nostril, the long
fingers, the narrow palm, are evidences
of gentle blood, but far less so than
the round ankle, the high instcp and
the hollow beneath, through which, as
the high bred Arab says, a stream OF
water should be able to flow while the
possessor is standing, The fiat splay
foot, on the contrary, as surely tells
Of want of pedigree as its ms-happen
cXcresence, iUs cOrns and bunions drive
away affection. The horse shows the
purity Of extraction by clean limbs
neat pattern and small hoof; and the
same result is noticeable in more OF
less animals. Man falls in love as read
lily with seductive foot as with an at.
tractive face; he finds in it thousand
expressive movements; its firm tread
speaks of decided character; it's quick
step denotes anger; its elasticity ofmo-
ton assures him of livclincss and good
humor; its hasty tread denotes impa-
tience; its subtle glide signifies Gun
ming; while the quiet but marked foot
fall guarantees him an afectionate dis
position. The face often decciyes with
an alluring smile it is taught or train
ed by design or habit; openness is
guarded or confined; but the foot
speaks its own language, unrestrained
and untutorcd and the male sex owe a
debt of gratitude to fashion for giving
black honest feet to the future adorners
of human existence.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-10-17

The Missouri Democrat, one of the
most wildly Radical journals in Amer
lea, says to its readers: "Look to your
rifles, for they may be needed before
the snow falls" Does this man mean
that the Radicals will inaugurate rev.
olution if Democracy are successful in
the election z If so, this crazy editor
had better look to his neck, for it may
be broken by Democratic hemp before
the snow falls .MmpSis BvAtan.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-10-17

The RAIDS were smart when they
made q citizen of Pomp, but Pomp was
smarter than they thought when he de
posted his ballot the other day in the
Charleston Post Office. He had an
idea it was to go some where, SO heput
it in the letter box. Splendid for
Sambo. Glorious for Cesar. Only
the African noddle could have thought
"f turning the Post Office into ballot
box. The day of Jubilo has conc, and
SO has the Gorilla, ~
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-10-17

The statement of cotton receipts for
the present season puts Savannah
ahead ofall other Southern seaports.-
Mobile comes next, and New Orleans
third in the race. In order to move
this large supply of cotton Savannah
has no less than six lines steamships
-four to New York, one to Philadel.
phia, and one to Baltimore.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-10-17

Gen, Sherman gave his opinion of
negro suffrage in address to the re-.
turned soldiers at Chicago on the 9th
of July, 1865. He then said
81 want those who have been in the
South to bear testimony to the condi-
ton ofthese freed negroes. Ny own
opinion is that they are not fitted for
the.exercisc Of the franchise. Loud
applause l want them to &c, fair
price for their labor, but do not think
they are fitted to take part in the IeRis.
lation of the country" fR, newed
cheering iisaFa
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-10-17

1t Is said that Gen. Grant, in con.
versatlon few days since with two
Republican Congressman, in replying
to direct question as to the Prcsiden.
cy, said that if it should be the will of
Providence and the desire ofthc Amer.
ican people that he should be President
he would not feel at liberty to resist
the one nor disappoint the other.
Gen, Grant is certainly ola very ac-
.commodating disposition.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-10-17

The following are among the signs
over thc shops of traders at Fort
Smith, Arkansas "Camphein And
burnin fiewd," "Ches Nuts billed and
Roar .'Cainseet cheers Reseeted
Hear ''Woshing, ironiu, and goin
on. dnin dais wurks dun here" -
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-10-17

Ben Wade says that the proude5t
period of his life was when he was EN-
ployed on canal boat If that is the
case, why does henot go back to the
canal? 1t would have been good
thing for the country if he had never
left if
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-10-17

Maximilian's body has not yet left
Queretaro. His remains have been
most snamcfully treated. The glass
cover of the coffin containing them
was broken, and his beard, hair, and
pieces Of his blood covered garments,
cut off and sold.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-10-17

Our Western exchanges report but
one-half the usual crop in Indiana
Kentucky !vnd Ohio. The drought,
which has prevaiIed for ONE time, has
almost entirely destroyed the pastures,
and many shade and forest trees are
dying from want . luoisture.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-10-17

One ofthe saloons in Nashville, en-
ploys hack to carry off its customers
as fast as they become intoxicated.
No fare is required, and the happy be-
ings are insured against the police and
the workhousc.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-10-17

An Irishmau who was pardoned the
night before the day appointed for his
execution, and who wished to get rid
of his wife, wrote to her as follows: 81
was yesterday hanged, and died like a
hero; do as / did, and bear it like q
man "
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-10-17

The best joke of the season is the
Louisville Democrat advocating the
payment Of the bo ,dcd debt in green
backs in its financial column, and the
political editor oppo sing it in his dc
partment, all III the same paper. 1t is
evident that the financial editor has
much more sense than the political
one.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-10-17

IMPEACHMENT, The Washington
correspondent Of the Springfield Re.
publican writes:
"Cnless all signs fail, the House will
start of with an impeachment debate in
November, and when the vote comes
upon an adoption Of articles of i'm,
parchment do not see how it is posi-.
bic for them to be rejected. | cannot
think of one prominent Republican in
the House who will speak against their
adoption. Wilson, otlowa, was against
impeachment, but is not now"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-10-17

Among the lies accredited by the
Northern press to Gen. Sheridan, is one
to the effect that the registered lists in
New Orleans show that more negroes
than white folks can write their names.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-10-17

Not soldier is necd2l in the South
for any honest purpose; and yet the
Radicals cxpend forty milliU,Hs per year
at the cost of the War De- 1artment
for that purpose. This is one OF the
taxes fastened upon the labor AM IN
dustry Of the nation by the Rail cal
party.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-10-17
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W
w'drlphi" University OF Med
R'snry was s,.,,,.n. HrsMia"Tu Tu ,.,arx., W ,T
crchanrci by a Legislative
thhe Eclectic Medical College Of
~ IN lsoS; .5,a In iscs M y purchased
pcs and ths % pni,adnlnSia, dlSi, Mai" Mshi,
asc which had previously be.n
otthe Pennsylvania Medical Col
thr ~ p'rlv."TSe" prn. Truvt tns rsn oi ,hs nseu
Rt ;ynited. petitioned. and o.
olial act of the legislature, con-
eAese institutions, is, ana changing
~ 70 Nahi.';"n tiut "a and ane smruerv March
Z Il these various acts are pub
lnhc statutes of Pennsylvania
el the building ana museum WA WA
taurea the, th, tno"snuu frn;usrs,tu uo,t as now
u Is the the legal representative OF
wcdical colleges that 1t has alb
nis liberal school OF mediclne,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-10-17

The following advertisement appears
in an Aberdeen paper: "Ifthe person
who took Git is concluded by mistake
the white waterproofcoat belonging to
Mr.. Pitt Taylor, on Tuesday last, will
apply at the barracks, he can have the
peg it used to hang upon, as it is OF no
further use to the owner
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-10-17

a Radical correspondent has hit up
on an expeditions manner of dis ,osing
OF the President. He says. "Let him
be tried by a court-martial, and shot
by twelve soldiers in hollow square"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-10-17

At the late el cton in Alabama,
Stanwood, of Massachusetts,; Buckley,
Of Ohio; and Miller Of Maine, were
elected to represent Lowndes county in
the State Convention. None Of whom,
we believe,sarc residents Of the county
or citizens of the State, but mere So
journers in the State for pickings of
0fficp
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-10-17
TO CORRESPONDENTS.

Nonotice can be taken Of Anonymous Communicc
tions Whatever is intended for insertion In
The Home Journal, must be authenticated by
the name and address of the writer-not nee.
essarily for publication, but as u guarantee foi
good faith and responsibility.
All business letters for this Office should be nd
dressed to 'rhc Home journal, Winchester.
All communications for publication must be writ.
ten on one side of the page, and with all other
matters connected with the editorial depart
ment, should he addressed; Editor of The Home
journal Winchester, Tonn ..E
We cannot, Us rule, undertake to return articles
not found suitable for publication
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-10-17

Somebody says that the next roguery
of Andrew johnson will be pro-roguc-
ry. Ifso he will only prorogue a par
Gel ofrogues.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-10-17

One thousand Irishmen, in colony
are about to settle in Arkansas. They
are likely to settle the negro very speed
ily in their neighborhood.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-10-17
Impeachment, Deposition.

impeacli nor, ,depose President Johnsol
both in its opinion, being acts O
folly,--but quoth the editor:
"Thc House Of Representatives has
right to impcach the President, AM
Congress has the power by tw'
thirds majority, to pass a law suspend
inc him from office. That right am
that power, if exercised in accordance
with constitutional forms, will be sns
tanned. That law, if thus passed, vii
be obeyed. Itmay not be constitution
al in our Judgment it would be--bu'
the President has no authority to resist
! it Oh that account. The Executive Is
not the tribunal to which tbe right o
annulling laws that may be unconstltu-
tional has been conildcd. Itmay be in
convenient, lit may be of great dctr
ment to the public welfare, to submit tc
the law until it can be brought before
the proper tribunal for revision :-bu
that cannot be helped Very many o.
the forms required by the Constitution
involve more or less o. Inconvenience
and Of damage to important interests
but they involve less than would be in
cured by their violation
All this species oflo9ic, says the n
Y. Express, is an utter subversion o1
the whole Consttulion,---for carried
out it enables Congress
lst. To suspend or dcpose the Jadi'
ciary OF the United States, or, to re-
move and appoint Judges, in spite OF
the Constitution.
I'd. 10 annul Treaties, and to deposc
the Executive who wouil not mnuI
them.
Sd. To repudatc all the b nds,
Debts and other Obligations Of the Uni
ted States, without Executive sanction.
4th. To order any body, and every
body to Death and Executi the
remedy coming only when they are
dead.
Our common sense, our instinct, even
teaches all the people that We live un,
der no such villainOus "iomm' o! gov
crnment as that.
But, to the moaa$ opcycWt Of depo-
sing the President, MIR. Times Con.
cress orders President Johnson home
Suppose he does not choose to go
what then: Suppose he continues in
the White Uousc-how is he to lie got
out? Suppose he issues q proclama-
ton, and warns the good people Of the
United States to obey the Constitution
and the Election that created him Pres
idcut-what then?
The 'Jora,' Of onr Government is in
three Branches, ali supreme in their re-
spective constitutional spheres.
lst The EXECUTIVE the highest OF
all.
ID The JUDICIARY (above Congress
with the power to declare an act OF
Congress, unconstitutional.
Sd. The LEGISLATIyE--limited more
by the Constitution than the judiciary
or the Executive.
They who are contemplating civil
war, or arguing the constitutionality of
n deposition Of the President, thus fol
lowing the Regicide prccedents Of
Charles |. and Of Cromwell, or, of Lon
is the Bourbon. should show how we
are to avoid the inevitable sequitw Of
such preccdcnts,- is, civil war
There are millions Of us who do not
believe in Il Ben Wade thus made Pres
ident, or, in his being made President
by the deposition Of the existing Pres
,idcnt. There may be two Presidents
thus made,--onc, for the Jacobins, and
another, for the Democratic Party
no greater calamity than which could
God alllict even on this already mis-,
governed People.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-10-17

A Radical paper speaks Of our ma
tiopa! misrepresentation as "a model
Congress-" 1t must mean 'mnddle
Congress-"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-10-17

A $40 ticket held in New York.
drew on Tuesday last, the grand prize
OF $50. GEO in the Georgia State Lotte
Yy, at Atlanta.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-10-17

a paper asks very innocently if it is
any harm to sit i'll the lapse of ages.
1t depends on the kind of ages select
eel. Those from seventeen to twenty.
five are extra hazardous.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-10-17

Beecher is going to publish his pray
ers in volume. He had better say
them, and leave novel writing alone.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1867-10-17
MRS. LINCOLN.

Her Dresses Still for Sale at Brady Rooms
She Assumes the name of Mrs. Morris,
of New Jersey. at the Brandcth House
The Shoddy Contractors Refuse to Aid
Her.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-06-27

Mutteriie6e. Gue IN her S5ranffurtsyf1ra6e
III Berlin !ro9nsnee arms iyrau fhtdte Vpr ctHt8en
Sagen lore oisrja9rtae &odter Su etnem tsna3tar,
ten 8S6er, un, Gin 9rco auf Streatt III bCien. Sis
BGasrfrau ertlGrts Gem Stnce, fetn 8ruo psratfrl.
gen su fSunsu, tspcr psiTsn SHUTTER Die alts auf 2
5GaIsr il6 bsiaufenne Sd,ulb sntriatst 9nbe. 9ut
otsism 8siDdo fs9re ba5 Aino gu i9rtr mutter
,uraG. 0is arms Urau iab isb in i6ter traurasn
0GuaIiafsit prsstsnS mad sinem pe'finFbsn pDsr
peritsbarsn @egenitanbe um, neiisn @rtras Den
Sun8er Der Sbri8en su ftilsu pernlSSts. @ncIi9
fa6te fs sinsn GnlIHIuB, psrlIs6 lore Wp6nung,
stlte su ensm G5rilsur uno BOT nsmelbsn ibr ippis
ss8 l0n8s5 9aar gum 8srfauf an. Ser S5riIsur
8ins auf naS Querbicten elm, BabIte esr 0rou rrsi
36aler unb iAnttt bas 6aar tidat ant SHstteI a6.
( Naa 6auie 5urh68sfstrt, ftidts bic arue iSrGu
| irfCrt cas- GslD Ger 9ddertn fir Die g@ulo su.
2taf Die 5raSs, lucber ibrs Utuissr 10 pSslia5 Bu
Gem Geloe aeFommen Ist, sraa9Its Die &tsins, mas
ppssefausn isi. Ser sble Bag mittssli4sr STIR
lrr8e ribrte tis 86dtrfrau rerSeitult, pas Ne Der
ormsn jyrOu bic snei Sbalsr suridlannts uno i9r
Osu finftissn 8trntsoarf naa BsIistsn ;u fteoii'
ten pGifra9.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-06-27
9as biplom0tiidle Gprps III sSapan.

Ser Spcccn BON Sapan fSnst an, prn eurcp&s
I3er Gultur veele&t" III rperoeu. Sic Mufnabme,
rsIhe nis freroen GjeIanbcn in Slaca sefunoen,
MGR cine fiirFll!@e uno nidt In ofistti&em Gple
9sbalten, ionbsru bur4au5 i'm eurcpGifaer 6nf.
tp!e. Gi8ene g8e6nunssn, nit Dem fra6arReu
surcpSiI4sn WI5tsln arS8sFattst, paren fir bic
6Gie eingeribtet rcrben. Sir Die Wlablseien
forssen frarbSiliSe Sebdse uno aub Die snaagirte
DieuerIaoft tefaub aus GnrcpGern. Ser 8eberrs
iaer hss Sapanelen' 8simss pcIlte pfsubar seiaen,
eaB s8 niat Wiansel an GtpitiiatiOn, ionSsrn feis
Babl III, renn er ieuen DGomFprt" mad ats afIas
ttIGeai WtuFsr uno nbt mad Der crig iuusen Olcs
Sc re6 I6eno!anD's etnriatet; nab CT, menu es i9m
oarauf anfbmmt, bic san5e Ssrr!i9feit cea eurcpGis
l9en 9lruS aud baten fann.
2juber nisier 8sgptrt5un8. rn6et Der 8erii9e'
tuns amerfanilher Gcrreircnpenen 5rfoige tie
vgBeine uns Stqueure tohsltos" paren, muree ieoem
Seiaubteu uno istnem 8srionals aud noa} Die Iuss
,et9nung elmer 2tuhi,n} nit s}ripats Otncr In Den
SemG@ern pes SpcCcnB Ist6a au 8bsn. 2lu4 bei
oielsr @sleaenGsi lief Der Bf9srr1hcr Der Sapanes
ien Die cectDculali19e Site pcrmalten une iran3D.
dlhe aabe lerprsn. Se!eiJ Ger gpeisiaal er6ielt
surrpatl4sn Nufpus. - Den GGlten lruree ftsta
in flstnsS fcfbarss 0sI9enf neten Die gerpiette
5ete8t. - Ser Srcc0n, melAer cIs sin Waun vin
cen bsllen Sabrsn" nit i9nar;sn Muaen unn srten
5dbnen gsf9ilosrt tuiro, 6at itd1 bsioneers bantt
osrtraut ssmaat, pte man euf elrop6ti8e 2rt
Scals enabrin9t CT tranf Bel hieIsn 9riratsGtz
nsrs, bic er jebsr GslanAtdaft eab, na8 ipesieIe
lSo6l bes betrtfFsneen Srnperdnes unb bei'nI 9is
nrsn nit Dem amsrifant1en OeIaneten 6rn. 8au
9ulfsnburs ba6 4Br6l bs5 4raRhsntsu Der Ser.
Staatsn. Gieisns &sstsrn priate CT aud Itin
telcuberes aBrplBsfaasn itfer bic GrriasnnS et.
ner Gampfsrlinis bpiiten Sapan uno 2Lnsrfa
aus.
0ads bisIsn SbFibssits6ejeugun8en f&ritt Der
spcOrn an stna5 4rafttl9sysa. Gttdbt Gin gti6
eano fir cine 6rembsns@rIonie rsierrireu unn
itsr.paAte Die 81 bislena 3rs6s prrsenDEnmens
4u6msiiun8 reri0nlib. Gte 2Gniisbtung ntro ifd3
III Wsilen BON Iaca, cuf Der anoern gsits Der
Bal ttaHen, cine Wlsile btsit ien unD Srei his p;er
Dltilsn melt lannetnp6rt8 ssHen. t5tp8a beibt bic
aapfse Gtabt uub bort mar Der 2pccon nit ben
Ssianbtsu suianmsnsstrrff = 3is aImerifnnsr
osranfaItssu bsi bisisr @elssnhstt cine g8sufabrt
anp beuusteu tteysu Die @cots Der 6eiosn Oompfsr
ySbsnanDOap~ una ns2pom!n5" Gle SfFyere pes
eestsrn rsrlcrsn.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-06-27

pileertcn Gartens sin @rat sesraten5 rc mir eas
| arme GGiahtcpfer perf1arrtsn. - Gie reilt
jsst in tnaetribtsm ette uno ith - i5 tin rsrlcs
rem OH 2ss uno geds! Ser bSIs Seinb, DEM td9
mid pstfa:fte, Sat mid 6strcsen rie i'd, He terrg,
Die msins GSulo t9siltsn, Dbns bic Sri5ts Der
unttat al ssnsssn.
@is rermcatc nift ireitsr su iprsaen. S@re
Stimnls serfasts, fs hrO4ts Ger @ri4tpfuns Su uns
tsrlis8sn.
gBenn Masemoiicue bic gSa6rbsit biefer 2Insiuss
6srsiisn fam, fuats Sur6ee, 70 1T itr 2stsu npt
ssfi6reet. Ssne fran5SFlfe Surp tptrb 9ier auf
nlosrnes un1Rdnns erfsnnen.
sic la#ts = laats gum Issten @ate 70 Et6ers
esa, 70 ipSttiia, ris js rrrber. g8is gallant man
bct6 IN S5ranfrein III Gie mrrhsn mir bas 9sben
lafen uno MID fir in,msr in Elm GefSngniS fseen.
llnb ec5 BIN id5 ncA 10 jung; ta triiros I'M ndd
ten Wlrnat ea5 neun3sbnte Sa6r rcllenbeu, trenn
taen, ME ensr Ssiiests: &ss Sons5 9itterfdt lit
pori6er
gBisncr f9piss iie; bic Wnreienhen tliftsn i;s
inetli4 an. Sbrs Npsen parsn ned bsa, ater
itrs 9iprcn srblsthien uno Gin unesinliiaes 2l3s
9rau laaerte iidb ibsr ;6re gSanssn. =.
Gle 1T frauf, fEe prb c6nudati8 rsf 2abD
Sarrline uno. mcGts. ists ibr nSbsra, ho9 NIT
erampf9aftsr' Sanebews8uns rurbs Ts 1uridssmie'
len. Writ einem lesten araftauTranbs raffte F5
eabr fSloeta suianmsn unb ipra@:
So bate mid isttit anssfIaBt, pt3lstd9 fsr quite
Gfann MID bapor warnts. @6er da batte meins
ritnbe fsinen Stats lit psra9tsn Id surfte furdt'
los fpre@en. So stciae ieuer 3auterin css Stos
mans, Die fida ribnsts, ausr @smalt bs6 Teinos5
nit SH!fs sinss icbsinlolsn g9erfjeu8ss Srcs su
tisten. SD = 2aep glasa Glare = ia, sleels
Burt. fam mid rettsn rpr atlsn Sscneu, gBas
den, &esfSrmeiitsru unb S@orfrldtsrn et8 fransD'
fiten Saier8 unb hss frenS5Ri9su Gjeissss. SD
6eFss cinen Salismnn, esnen
Gesbr fonne iis ntlft tsrsOrtrinssn; Fs flams
uerte il@, am aanssn S6rper ;tttsrno, an BEN
Stnbl, isltit tbr unsstrittss Iuse tesann 5u cts
matten.
So a9nte es rtat, miIte e:a6fs8 rief Surfee,
unb in pemisl6sn @usentlia iirjts fs, bic oir
earp SlapEa uanntsn, pia unb ranb ls an. 8rs
nen.
gtre De t'atr risf Der Sransris. eie bat uns
esnuoa ibsrlftst; fs lit tsm Gsfansuis uno Der
@uiustne entsaussn. Gis tat G1f persiftst, Fe
ittstt, reer TT iacn tcbt in nislsm Auesntla.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1867-06-27
G d | Il &.

Der Stau6 fs9rt gum Gtaut 5urif
Grit bteisn 21nrten lHlpB Die Uerlsiuns Der al.
ten Sitursis am Grab unlsrer bsimSss ssanSsnsn
S@nsftsr.
gian rs6te nidt nit fer Scbtcn. Gie rures
nit btm hbliSsn AnFanbe tsgratsu. SYrsilih ses
m6brte man ibr nt4t Zen iamnleiiifsr;ps ssnsn fTo,
nsnrsrlievten Sara, nod bic fltsrns t9sifs, bic
Der So4tsr zines @rafsn ssbi6rtsn; au4 rubsts iis
nAt in Der 0amlisnsruft Sss Sauls5 Glare, unsr
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-04
= - 80 THE 10 :
vanderburqh WooIen Mills

RE NOW AGAIN PREPARED TO
a. NIL all orders for any kind of Custom
Work, such as making Single or Stocking
1arl,f weaving Jeans, Satinets. Plain or
Fiald F1annels, Plain or Plaid Linseys.
&c. Ruling, Mapping, Shearing, and
sal "a faFF8 a.rxv Fa
We nave new fixed our machinery in
sucn a as to be able to give our
that we receive from them.
We also keep a very large stock of all
the aboye-named articles on hand to ex-
change for wool. EH 90 - =
Send for Price List and Samples.
Address EFER IL KEHR
apis dim. w3m Evansville. ind.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-04
CINCINNATI Market.

BY telegraph C~INcINNATI, May 3. =
FLoUR-Firm at full prices.
-WHEAT-Firmer, and but little offered .
NO. Spring. So 00; mo. Winter, 50 40:No.
]. IS 5O03- 90, the latter rate for Milwankee.
err, closing at 81 0s in bulk, and a II sacked.
OATS-Firm at re. 0f@a
fRYE-AtF$l 709Is 1,vbut the demand for
DOTH Is 1RHG ILL., -
BARLEI-Unchanged. -
WHISKY-26c, and firm. s& ans
CoTTQN1DullF at 25@26c for Middling Up
- PRoyISIoNS-Unchanged and firm; Mess
In demand at SO so. but can not
be bought below So IS. --
4 BULK MEATS ANDxBACoN4Unchanged.O
LARD-Firmer at 12H@12s4c; not much
selling. - -N11