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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-08
5feitaa, ben 8. Nfobember 1867.
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gla1bbilIe, Isn,.. 6. gfpp. 1867.

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BEN bic fulsenpem &elclutiOnsn cinltintmis
ansencmmen:
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faiiren uno bariiber Ramen5 hes 8ereins III
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BEN bic am 1. Sauuar 1868 Sier Mpnatg
8eitrdse Dber baritber iGulDis fnb unb bic lid,
Vbne quite @rinbe bafiir angeben ~ tGunsn,
psigern, bic HaffGnpe su tntriGten, BON Der
Wttslieberlilfe sefri6en nnb beren gtamen II,
Der .2ennefee Staats3eitnns,> pubtistrt per-
ben 1pllen. Us3ta ~
81. 5efts, S6aBsnmeiFer.
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lttten. 9Sare abrr George Dei6amps
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gar fetn 3empereni-G5eieB auffrmmen fSnnsn,
benn wer ientals int Hpd City Saloon
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ifenIafte5 cher einem GUftail BON benz unra6-
abmli9en 0ecrse ierpirt er6dlt. np9 i'm
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-08

6 igentb um.s Il ebertra gun.
I gen, iped9eIebte $50 tb Z II
oer Sffi,c.e OjesSa 6, o inn tn
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8aultele $500.
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2ano TN IA. Oiitr!ft $14,544.
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eigentbum at College Ctr ia
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uno @itD Council bon gfaibutIle 8dus
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8aufteIle $2001.
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ienbabn BaufeIIe $1,000.
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8aniteue $1,000.
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uno Margaretb 9enlD 8aulteaen
$1,000. . W
g8.. 8. @rabbs an Sobn .. @omans
8auiteae $34OO. $50 or 4a
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-08

Ew Grim in a le@erid)t. Sic
Slnflage gegen 8. MeOonalo uno $.
9lleranoer, 5tpei Sarbi9e, iuegen Sieb>
fabls, maroe auf9ebobeu unO Die Gin
9efla9ten entlaiIen.
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Idporenen Der 80btung icbuIois be-
funben, bonn 9ouberneur aber nntet
Ser 8eoingutg begnaoist puroe, oab
CT Die Soften 6eS Yro3efIes besable,
ltelIte beute Mforaen our1 SIS. 81. @orz
neIiuS Siderbeit fir 500 .unb Ser
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gum Sd)lune Der Sesemberlibuns be-
6ablt neroen follten ODER Der 8iirQe
fir oieiel6en baften miihe. a
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Elm uuS bon benz 8erIa9sbu9bGnbIer
su9eianbteS gS0rterbu6 i6reibt SSrieoes
rid Wfllnd { Far West) nie fOI9t
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ierm fernen @elten 10 beoeutenoe lite
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ipie Die Serausyabe zines gans neuen
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9aoenpreis gebunoen $175. sfI.-, y
Wir finoen oaS Bud i'm Gerelei6
nit anoern Observation-Disclosures be
lon-ers 9enau, oolIltdnoig bequeu, nit
ltarfem unb gang lueiBem 8apier, nit
idarfem unb iebr idparSem Oruf, gut
uno id0n gebunben un0 Die 9lusiprahe
oeS @ngIiifen burb beutl6e Su6ltabcn
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iUen Sauptu0rtern lit bis Sorm ocs
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graphic an9ennmmen. gSir bemerfen
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gam. Sn Gl9tu SD. itarb Dor Sur
gem Elm i60neS uno liebenSparbiqes
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taide unb entfernte fi6.
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penn fie Die Satin bieles en,p0renb
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g og 81 o. IL l 81. 8. 8. $. ipollcu
ni6t beriaumen, Die NnSeiae bes Sez
crstairsSerrn Saul Sof1nann gu IeIen.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-08

re- Die MISUNDERSTANDING
i'll Stem Sort baben cine lsbr Iobenspers
tbe Ginri@tung gstrofen, inbem iie I'M
@aitle 8aroen Elm 9eraumiges 9ebGuoe
als ,Slrbeit8 s9orIe" labor exchange)
errtbtet baben gum 3iuef Der Dermittz
lung Siuiiden Slrbeitsriu6enben, Gin9tz
lenenen nno 9rbeitiudenosn ,Nuspan<
Oerern. Sin superintendent itebt Der
nsuen @tnridtung Dor unO Dos 8ubIi@
fum miro ein9elaoen, ii9 Der ibm I'M
entgeltli9 aebotenen &ortbeile gu BE-.
bienen. Die GommiIidre seiaeu an,
oaB nourb Gr0fnung bieler str6eitSS
borle beabiiAti9t pirb, Slrbeiteebern
ni6t MIR 9auS lnO 9iferbau @rbtit,
fCnoern AUDI Die bcridieoenen 3lueige
geidifter ODER bannnerfsfunoiger Dir
belt 6u liefern uno Die S5erbrueun9
Spiideo Strbeit unO capital gu erlci1
tern. 9.--1'. 1f
~ LIES .JEsUITEs font une
grande difference entire dire ce qui
nest pas, ct ne dire pas ce qui est" :.
Die @eIe9rten bes louisville
u etgers fennen bielen Sat
9rInoltd). Sic bemeiien bas rmums
lt0Bli9 our9 OaS, mas lie in ibrem
9eltrl9en 9lrtifel ii6er Die 9tnit9t ser
Wftt9lieDer oeS 2oofout W(ountain
SurnbeSirfS fdreiben, ioippbt als
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-08

~ Staotifder Sir d b 0 +,
9Sabrenb oes &rieges lpurbe bas SSeIb,
oas fiib0itlid an ben itdbtilden &lr6s
bot granat, oa auf benz 2ebteren Wfan>
gel an Ylak iid bemertbar nabfe, BON
Den Wilitair <8eb0rben eingesaunt uno
gu Besrabnibptaben fir SolSaten be-
nust. SIN bori9en Sabre nun fpnrocn
Die Sooten bort ausgegraben uno i'm
.Stationalfirdbof tpieoer beerbiet.
Ser boriae Stastratb in berMe:nnna,
Dap oleies 5elo Der Staot geh0re, ber~
faufte BegrdbniBftellen an Burger unb
oanelbe lit fait in feinem gansenllmfana
als BeereigIngsitelle benuBt. alS sic
neue Staotberiualtung ms Mmt frat,
,itelIte eS iid berauS, Dap bcfaetes 5elo
nidt Der Sfaot fonbern ser Nalbbide u.
Decatur Gilenbabneeieuidaft 9eborte.
Oie 2ebtere mill nun auf oielem SSeIOe
Elm 9roBartiges Oepot baren nn6 Ole
9ei6en nii6sn fortgefdafft psrben.
9epte Mor9en berief Der Mapor eis
ne Serfarnmlung bon i@ioentbiimern'
Der Cots auf Dem beia9ten9labe, UNI nit
oenlelben Elm uebereinfomnlen au tref,
fen, oaB Die 2ei9en auf anoern SteIlen,
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tirt iperoen. 9eute 9lbeno lit cine Grs
ira Veriammlung oes 9tabtratbes, in
Delher Der Nfabor bemfeiben bic gSiiuz
19e Der Burger mittbeilen miro. Sic
Sa1e 1T cine iebr compIicirte unS es
erforoert a[le Guergie uno &luebeit Der
Staotbeboroen I'M ben bon ibren 8ors
den. : S,7 $500 1
@ SeridIi6e GntId, eli.
oung egen.9iqMors8erfauE,
Sobn gtOrtuooo in 8lount @ountb tpuroe
bonn b0rtigen Circuit Court faul6io
befuiioen btnnen 2 Wfeilen bon ocil,
college in WfarDsbille geiftiae @etrdnfe
berfauft 81 baben. Gr appeIIirte an bic
Suprenle Court uno purfe freiaeipros
den, tueil Der 9lft, tpel6er Den Serfauf
FOLDER @etrdnfe in oieler @eifc berbies
let nneoni itutioneIl lei.
Merft Gn@ oas, ibr 2egisIatoren.
ET 9i6t 9eweibt. mad
Dem Stolper n5ntelli9enSbIatiD iuuroe
BEL einsm in bortiaer @egenb ausaes
brodenea 8ranbe bas ieitens Der 8e.
trofenen beablidtige 2auten ser 5tntm.
globe tebufs 6erbeiboIung bon 6iiIfe
nidt eeitattet, iueil-- Die 8lode nod
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-08
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Sbomas Rabar unS GIice @e0esmott. IN
eetpis e6menftein unb Srances 96menftsin.
George gS. gsebb uno Marp growi.
Samuel Sadfcn unb GIiiabetb &. 9usb.
Sobn easen uno 4Ierina Garter. s-'lt'-.- ..-
%. 81. WOS unb aoutf 9. 8ritton.
&tbaeI gsalib uni anna Raria Ssrrp. .--.--. %
g. 50. CARNEY uno Rarp 6. Brppn.
Better Gpssrope unS Rurgorst aiuHiuan..
IS. $. eaner unO Nargaret Sane geGinnib.
Sobn z. 8peps Rnb gaIie WcOpnaIo
Sobn 81. g8aIter uno Dsarp Gage.
Sames S5Omas unO 9ucg s.. Garrett.
Au6rrSem tptroen Setrdt6sicenIrn an IS
'lrbi9e pnare ertbeilt. Jzss 5r.gf3r
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-08
Sir g6tuiubfabtiae.

Der NnSelgenoe lift in penieen Boden burh elm
slnIadeS SeIlinltte ttdoem er Sabre lang NIT enem
PeIl9en Suh9ennbe uno NIT Der firdteri6en &rant=
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eptes oitenfrei1 nit Der 9irefton fir Bic geretl,no
nno ben 9ebrou SuieilSen, welfes ie finben rperoe
ais eire fdere Seiinng fir S1pinbiiidt, giibmai
ben Sttoenoen pobl su tbuiI iinb ct bpff bof sber
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n q ts toitet ulIo IT'D aIs Seaeit erpeiien frtrb
dHtgt wersen an
49, Reo, G6paro u Billion.
Gh1Sn" sS;ltemSbnrd. Rings Co., u. y.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-08
Serfammlitn8 pDn 2lftiem=
q 1nhobern.

Die SdbreS sS3eriammInng Der MftteilsSnbabsr Der
Raibuile uno Decatur Giienbabn ipiro
am smeiten Dienltag (oen IL
In Wonat 8oseHber 1867 8ornt. II llbr In, Sra bit
Depot Der @eieui1att gehalten wereen. @ttiens Sns
boher, lpele in Der Yeriammnn9 pertreten III ruers
ben pinihen uio bre Attiens@eftiftate Der aafdtas
liden Gefeli6aft nidt einsetaui9t babeit, u Saen
tbre alien Certificate uno bic Steuerqiittilrgefr Elm
ienbeu, edDnung iiber ibre NttieiI in bic Binder
Der @efeui6dft nod recbtSeitig Der geriammluna
etniragen 81 t5nnen. StationssAaenten NIB 9ts
reftorer baben Certificate uno Sheine oner Gifeus
babHiteuer. Guittnuaen piintti6 81 bef6reern. VT
tens Sal aber, pebe Hrt Certificate ober Nftien ben
eoHouceurs porseiaen, baben freie Yaiiaee mad unb
pom Der Gonpention.
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RafBptIle, beme. October 1867. otis bo
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-08
Sitife IN Standardization.
Wi5tig fir Gcf9dftslente unS grbetter
Seorio Gegenfeitiae araa=
fem= Serff dbernuss=
Sefell fcbaft.
NFT-.gRFNT FIENUI pUI WIsT
Se9riinnef am 2. SuIi 1864

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&ranten Nit9lia1ern 1piro ron bis 40 : oUors
10 Q 9 entitd ausbesoblt SeSe aelunbe fpii6s
fs[ip '' Ster DO 10 bis IS Sabren fam sRitaIiee
einoesG9, 10 pteIe Dollars erbdtt hafIeIJe in GfaHf
2ehsl9uen mo 9entIidb suridbe,aflt, moo bic
8faht9elt EN- Sai9r Lang annauern pblr midi nun
mag iIe Mot auetz oirCb eiren tnsIids iuI irnotr
dl onr tr9eno cine onhere, aus lid iebt e1ltftanz
otasne ttrlade bei por= gerufef mproen lem Am nan
eftte 4RonateIt bat oieie GeieHbuft In fdt clley.
SIaafen DIE 1egensrri6iten Jtsiutaten ersi.lt mn
ILnoet re pe9en tbrfs bImanen Spedes enc o!iae~
2seeen ueberriabme pon Aqenturen rneube ma, f,5
"H oeh ahterieI bneten Setretdr Der Geielf6aft
49,. SSnr. @eiIbauieS.
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-08
Sprcial NOtiSen.

Re SEER 3. g. gDua lit aofal<
N9ent Der StaatSSeitung unO erma9z
ti9t, 8el0er fir mid in Gnpfang su
nebmctt nnO oarilber Su quittiren,
) BIN 81 NJ 9eraus9eber.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-08

i 8ri q. &erter 14t @burd Strase.
giebt IS Iuitern Ia 9lad Grppf, marine
Mablseiten Ii. /. III. gu iebsr Smnre 5aa uub
Ma@I.l . 80. IL u ii y. of3I 10t
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-08
Sambel 1,n6 NSrfe.

g c 10 9 orf, Sreitag, ben s. Sou
q o 10 offnete gu 1881 unb fano un,
1Oa ubr 1882, 124 ubr Mittags 139.
Il. 9. Bombs 6pro5. fdllig 1881 112
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-08

u lie einSi9e &efaurntipn fir Oanen in
Der 8ansen Stapt 1T bic Don Gerter, al
ebur9 StraBe int Sfirfman 8lpd. cf3f f9H
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-08
Serlan9t

GSsin tllebtaer @Grtney fir cine 6artt 4 aRsiIe
~ ron Barb sine. Ndbetes bel 10 15hsii
ieGerrn @rrDts,
ot31 l9 $3.50 .Hl5g8r 5@anRer Office.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-08

~ Seute N6enO gr,ra 8erlamms
lung beioer Sranden bes Staotratbes.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-08

. igentbnms : u ebertra auu<
gen. ipf46 eI,egteg $50 d Z IN
oer = fft.ce 0jeaSa 6 % un t D.
9 curt : 6 Ter fs.rtgifri IT
murn Il -. II
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-08

~W ct B biltengemeinbe.
Ser 8aitor Der bieligen oeutlden Me !,
tbootitengemeinoe, 9feb. S. $. 8artb,
lit mad Dem gtoroen in 8eldaften Der
8emeinoe abgereiit. 0f0ge er alGfli6
uno NIT gutem Grfolg surt;ffebren!
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-08

w SEER g b'iGlip Sob II, Naent
fir Die 3eiu 9orf abenoseitung beludte
un5 beute. Oies lit iouiel mir uns
erinnern oas erte Mal, Dap oieles qe<
fbdBte 8latt einen Sertreter mad SEM
. neiIe fdJidt. III
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-11-08

On = zoHI' OPIIDuHil
georin. SIIs, April 81. 1867. mi12 1St
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-11-25
To CarresnOndnnrs.

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
lew.
The publication of communica-
ton is no evidence that the editors
adopt its sentiments. The author is
alone responsible for them.
Communications should be address
ed to the g Editors of the JOURNAL, -
and not to individuals.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-11-25
KENTUCKY ErEMs.

Mr.. Harrison Roberts fell dead Of heart
disease at his residence, about twenty
miles from Covington, on the 2Ist inst.
Ben Cummins, of Leesburg, KY, pur
chased, in January, two shOats, both
weighing 10 pounds, and in November
they weighed $50 pounds.
& There is a lady named Mrs. Mary Gray
III Greenup County, KY, whose age was
proven in Court, a few day ago, to be us
years
One os the assistant editors Of the Louis
vile Courier boasts that he is forty-five
years old, and can read the finest print by
gas-light, and has never had need of spec
tacIes. Nothing extraordinary about that
except that it gives the said editor chance
TO do what he IS won't to do-boast.
= Fot'severaI days past the woods around
Benton Station, on the Kentucky Central
Railroad, have been on fire. Miles of
fei cling have been consumed, and it is
dificultin many cases to savethe houses
The entire population IN that vicinity
have been engaged in fghtlng the fire.
A verysinteresting religious reviyaIs has
been progressing at Zion Church, in Hen
derscI County, under the auspices of the
/ Baptist CONGREGATION, Rev. J. s. Coleman,
gofEcEff ng. AJJoae fifty additions have
been made to the Bnarcb. Z e kst ttt@
\, An ri$hman, named John Malnon, was
killed by train Of cars. about two miles
from ESu seville, a few days ago. His
beau and body were terribly mangled. De-
tails, written in one word, drunk.
/ y Anlnsane man, who waslconfined in a
station-nouse at Louisville, was found last
{ Thursday with feltf terrible -gashes cut in
hi throat, and pools Of blood all around
II IN. Ia his madness he had evidently at
tempted suicide. but it was hoped that life
may he saved. His name is J. c. Runyan.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-11-25
NEWS TEENS.

Gold closed in New York on satu.-
day at 10. Frt-GE Frg-s eff=@etof
Weston starts to-day on his next trial of
100 miles in a day. rf-.g
The German Radical Club at New York
have endorsedlthe nomination of Hon!NV.i
A. Darling for Mayor of that city.
The Grand Jury at Albany, New York,
investigating the charges OF bribery
against Hon. NTH gTnYhreyp hare fai1ed.
to find an-indfcrrh emit against him
General Grants estimates OF. appropria-
tions for the military service is seventy
seven millions, and not one hundred and
seventy-seven millions, as before reported.
Southern IovaTsts urge General Mower
for the Freednens' Bureau, in case of the
removal of General Howard. lis proba-
bic that General Mower is 100 Radical TO
suit Andy Johnson, ....,...- .
1t has been decided thatafter the South
ern elections are over the number OF mill
tary posts will be reduced, and also the
number Of troops, with a, Yiewto econof
my. ND. .- To-.
It IS stated that Mr.. Stanton does not de-
sire to be reinstated in the War office, but
does expect Congress to take action, and
rebuke the President for violation of
the tenure of office law.
The friends Of GeneralAverilI are press
ins his name for the War once ana as
he W a victim to the late Seeretary's ire,
il is thought probable that he will get it.
The eruption of Mount vesuvius still
continues. Pillars of haIne are sent forth
from the old and new craters, making a
magnificent display. There are seven
streams of lava in full flow. ~ We;
General Mowers recent general removal
of civil officers in Louisiana, meets with
the GiSapprovai of the President, who will
prob bly, issue an order relieving him from
command of any kind in the Fifth Mill
tary District, and assign him to duty else
where. .ts
a man named Spencer, and his wife,
were arrested in New York last Friday on
the charge OF CONTRIBUTING. Both are of
high espectability, it is said. They re-
side at Paulsboro, New Jersey, and it is es-
timated that they, with other parties with
whom they were connected, have Melted
upwards Of 81, 200, 600 Mrs. Spencer paid
$4,000 down as bail for herself and hus-
band.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-11-25
Important TO Advertisers.

The circulation of the JOURNAL IN
the City Of EransviHe Is three times
as large as that of aay OTHER nesospa-
Per.
Or circulation IN IRdSaAa and
Illinois is greater than 0ny sther Rei0s-
paper published an this Oty.
In Kcrtackg IL Is more than al the
otksr Eronsrl7e papers cOnsbieed.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-11-25

The indianapolis City Prosecuting Attor-
ney. having resigned his position, forty
seven lawyers have applied for the va
cancy. ssGC 81
zRae raSeFllya fisiFernen IN the 7vTcfnfty
OF indianapolis are disregarding the fish
law, and catching the finest bass with
seines and nets.
Highwaymen are having a high old time
in the vicinity of our State Capital. The
other night three of them stopped a far
mer, and relieved him of his watch and
hundred dollars. w=a @H
Pickett and Higgs are to start a new
Democratic -paperga at Cennersyiues We
suppose Pickett win go in for the pick
ngs."
The RocRport Democrat says that the
Auditor OF our county was member of
the last Legislature, and voted to place the
negro children of the State on an equality
with the whites. The De1ascrat must re-
gard our A uditor as a smart man to fill
two such important positions at-the same
time.
The vincennes san has been shown a
sweet potatoe which weighs seven pounds.
We can't say that, " potatoes, they grow
small over there" if we except the
"sruali po.atoe" man of the Sun.
The Vincennes San wants the liquor
sellers of that town punished for selling
whisky to a man without legs. The old
fellow got drunk and struck little boy.
What is to become of the business, If.
liquor sellers are to be held responsible for
the conduct OF their customers? Worse
than that = what would become of the
Democratic party? i--
The State Temperance Committee has
issued a call tor Mass state Tenn perance
Coz vention, on Wednesday, December IL,
for the purpose of forming State temper
ance alliance, and to adopt such other
measures as the state of the cause may de-
mapd. ,s 50
The New Albany Ledger says that on
Sunday the base ball grounds areeEowded,
the woods and river banks are tElFon ged
with hunters and fishermen, and at church
the young ladies amuse themselves = serb
bling love on cards and passing said cards
to young gentlemen during the hours of
service"
The Cambridge City Mirror says that Mr..
Lord, the Western r riIload King, is now
negotiating to extend a branch of road
from the Valley and Great Eastern Rail-
road to Fort Wayne. The route talked of
is via Hagerstown and Winchester TO Fort
Wayne.
a young man named Lawrence. living
four miles northwest from Boonville, went
into the woods to shoot some crows, and
shot HIM elf. When found he was dead.
1t is supposed his brains were blown out,
while blowing into the muzzle of eshe gun
to see if it was loaded ~ -
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-11-25

& The Princeton Clarion in a long articles
warmly recommends the nomination OF
DR.. A ndrew Lewis, of that place, as the
Radical candidate for Congress, in this
District, next year. We are content but
what says Judge DeBruler? Didn't he
spend his money and time dancing at
tendance upon the last Legislature to GER
rymander the District so as to make it Re-
publican, that he might go TO Congress?
for another who incurred no expense in
this undertaking? Verify, Radicals are
unzratGful.
: But what about the Generals and Colo
nels and Captains who risked their pre-
cious lives to save a. the life of the Ma
benefit of a =stay-at-home? Is this the
Radical gratitude to the soldiers of which
we have heard so much, but seen so little?
How can the Clarion justify this abandon
ment of tA0 boys in blue?" Or has that
farce played out2-EUansUil5e Courier.
Whether Judge DeBruIer made
any particular effort to have the First
and Second Districts equalized in
point of voting populationser not, we
seaRnot say. We have not been APP
prised of it if be did. except by your
inuendbes, Mr., Courier. However,
we regard Judge DeBruler as being
one of the very best men in the Dis
trict-a gentleman of noble impulses,
fine scholarly attaiufAents, dnfm-
PedcHdo pie cHSIdc6ef, aHuN tndl Ut6SS-
ed with quite as much patriotism as.
all the leaders of 4thesz Copperhead
party of the First District put to-
gether. This IS not-a bunc0mbe as
sertion; on th6z Contrary, II tE-is1e car
honest conviction.-Priaceton Cla-
ron.
70 OF course the Curriers' statement
was a lie. Judge DEBRULER had
nothing to do with the Legislature.
He was not at Indianapoli during
the entire session. The Cou3td,. il SO
in the habit of classifying plain mat
ters of fact, we have about concluded
that the refUtatioq, of its. hes isEani
endless undertaking, and consequent
~ make no effort to denonnce them
Ashley make their appearance.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-11-25

experience of the party in its dealings
with Union soldiers has taught it
thai they will not do to tie to. The
aon4y=sofdiers upon whom they can de-
pend are those who fought on the
Confederate side. We still cling to
our original notion that PENDLEToN
is the representative man, and ought,
by all means, to have the nomination.
Elect VALLANDIeHAM United States
Senator from Ohio, PENDLEToN Presi-
dent, and the millennium of Democ-
racy viii have commenced e e@arn