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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1867-11-21

t. - T. - 81 = a.r
, a terrible aeeidsnt occurred in Brig
hampton, on the 10th inst. ne
fsst eugins Tioaeh iaoga Of the Syracuse,
D champ bnSand Naw-York Railroad
1xphded ita boiler Il half past four
8 olosk, aea.i9g the .engin, into ffag,
snslss, add in killing the edgii-
neer and fireman. .tfhe former was
named EdSn1a Cation, and the latter
-Wm.=--s Rose, both Of Syracuse: The
todistpf :thes7l4, Fa.e found agsains,
the WOOD Pic ii the tcnder with both
Their heads torn 81. M. Cations head
va torn, from HIS body leaving only a
tuft Of his sido whiskers, his jaw. and
upper end, Of his spinalic column pretend.
ing Efrom'the sback'aof bis throat. MIR.
Rose was struck ii the forehead b, q
piece Of the boiler and the top. Of his
skull clt completely Of. upon removing
the victims from tho engine hot iron
from some portion Of the frcboxx was
found in the breast Of Mr.. Rose b burn
inghis fs &c large piece Of the Cd boiler
Weighing $50; pounds vas hurled about
20 rods from the place Of starting Al.
other piece cut limb three inches thick
through, from a pine tree in the same
ten yards beyond: Another. weighing
., about sixty pounds was found forty rod,
distant. The explosion was heard and
felt five miles from the city. l.. j
A freight train on the ogdensbure
and Lake Champlain RAILROAD ran of
the. track near Pikdam on the 10th
prec'pitating the engine and five car.
down an embankment killing the brakes
man, named CUMMINGS.
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LATE NEWS ITEMS.

Mr.. Dickens arrived at Boston on
the 10Th. >.,+
Robert Lincoln is said to be q
| smart lawyer. He calls bis mother in.
sane, but doesn't think it is hereditary.
About sixty thousand dollars have
been raised in Boston for the benefit Of
tho late Governor Andrews family.
The SUN will be considerably increased.
Three hundred and thirty.four
mcteors were seen in New-York City on
| the 18th inst, from the Central Park
Observatory 6fty-four Of which left
luminous trains behind. The greater
portion we're seen between 8 and
5 this morning, and fifty were counted
10 20 minutes. i;
The sale of tickets to Dickens
course of reading at Boston the 18Th,
caused no little sensation. At sunrise.
the crowd began to gather, and > strong
police force was required g enforce fair;
play smong the eager applicants. Nearly;
all the tickets for the course, about 8, 900,
were sold. Hundreds were disappointed
in securing any: A few tickets got into
the h.uts Of Spectators, who offer them
at $40 each. .: s1.l,e.l!,4Iy 10 20 a1s
Mount vesuvius on the Est tide
OF the bay Of Naples, is in'volcanic u:
ton, throwing up a'piilat q. are, Which b
bash magnificent effect is seed fom tb6
city. A new crater has been made AID
tie usual point Of issue 10 latitude. 40e s.
Moth, and longitude. l4.2e Etst. -
ako engaged :last night. Red bot steqea
VEGA elected 10 lsrge. 4ua99tjes fFop.
the burning mountain surrounding tbis5
in tremulous. emotion for q .consideralhlle
distance. Lava is pouring forth and
running down the sides Of the Wountain
in volumes, and with. . rapid aov, and
the general .upheayiog from the volcano.
gives warning Of . grand eruption. + !.
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s y = hnws.

S 80 .ss
Hon. /. Donnelly and family left
for Washington on last Friday. .
TMsg Mallady, e Hl,'tha I'D
aboqt thirty tor d ofs h.I bu.sed lat
westby praine l,es. D. s.
..,', R e;e lls g Qebe,, g..
ANNOY ~ ds6<ned II Minneapolis,
on last Sunday evening while in a state
Of intoxicetien.
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The people like to learn; aud
among other things they are learning is
the fact that, before the war, Demo-
cratic administration of the G Government
cost only s60,0O0,000 year, with q
whole nation to pay it.-Chicago Times.
TIE cost Of the government in 1860,
under the Bourbon administration,
amounted to ss5, 100000 in gold, in
stead Of s6O,O00,000 IS above stated.
The cost exceeded the revenue by some
twenty or thirty millions, and the money
was borrowed at heavy shave on = six
per cent. twenty years gold bond-+he
interest on which has since been paid
by the Republicans. Eighty. five millions
Ct gold before che war, represented a
much property rs twice that sum in our
rency will now. In other words, tho
Democratic administration, in ! time Of
profound peace, with no debt except
vhat:they were cre.ting,s vith scarcely
any army or navy, and no pensions 81
bouoties to pay, vas e1pehdine 4 the
rate Of $4,000, 900 PER ennum, ea@
puted 10 present carreucys People have
not yet forgotten therttD ou,ocsatio'' pie
fering; speculation and plunderiug Of ~
treasury, 'ipractiosd II he ; days # f.: ~
Bourbon dynasty. when the old Pub.
Fune. sat on the "Democraticv9 throne:
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's'AIhe sudden cold Weather a; 81 The
1gtg e!ssd 1ite c6appl.ip "a t "a;
1 = . difficulty: the STEAMBOATS, made
their {! !a way through TO- Burlington: : =:
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r AND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI,
. ~]::t November 18th, 1867.

!, SIR You are hereby notified to appear At IL 90,
on tho SrH DAY Or JANUARY, lS6S, at III s'cloei
IN the ioreuoon the said d.y, and then aad Their
show cause why your Aomestssi Entry No. SUlo
,uade by " April vth, 1867, upon the u seet3
~ township ~ r.ngs r. H. 1.tri:s Sub
ject to sale at 1t. Cloud Num-, should not b. eao
BY You, and propo e. then and there to show M
5arne. wheh ;yuu viii b pefmittsd ocoatest suei
showing. ney5 $f3t : = 1s,E ~ tifAgni r. ia
Es II. Q. WAIT, Register :.
Il 2 noy21-6wa II. g. BURBANK, Receiver,
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|St. Johns Parish. ndsSeleot
/ "'.ss9s 9ch6ol:::a .ev .vA"
b ives sss:a e: ssssss: i,,sa. ;oGn
d The next tet1ns pf-tiiosslool xilljbt1in
~ AQspA4' oataeat;2RPxx, rxa /.
es ".'9ur.so1 ss1ssnM !:iss ,sexrs
& :1sA.vaoepstsAs.s, sss a; ss$&0o
!. sseeG3a1ysDsrsatnenh 41i.t,i azs go
!, 9sn}eA2asl.1x:e -: u as.:s: >. 800
I..1o,s,a ~ Vs:wM =. POWELL, :.
WINS W.. s2za hs.;.r Principal.
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3. LAND OFFICE, 81: CLOUD, MINI
Oo November 18TH. 1861.

cOe *"t November 1sth, iSy7. f. ;
1u1oaS ersin :7s:s1 ;c xsw 1..-..-7e4
~; Yoa ars reby notified appoar at this Office on
~ orA OA1. OF JANUARY, 1885, 1T lOo'c:ock III
cause Why your Homestead Entry No. 3245, made by
yon November sd, 1850, upon the = q NV u NV Il
~ ,nd lot :, section S, township ,iz3, range 50,
MINI, soouid not be cancelled, as Peter Anderson
alleges an abandonment thereof by you and proposes
t s s.a there to show the same when You viii
70 Pes@nseo 70 contest . Oh showing. e.. :.
j noyAewk :.tw Il. q. BQkHANKl .kas.ixes' .
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IT1.s LAND OFFICE, sT. CLOUD, MINI.
w. .gnn!} !s<s November lSth, ASST :,

1T. B. LAND OFFICE, sT. CLOUD: MIMI
~. .:oo&' l. November ls.h, Asst: II: =:
ms You srsh.rsby notified 70 appear AZ hi. otte,
Ssss ~ Sss nAx " " !AAsgAsx =. y oso
nov essss wiz your Honestead Entry No, s!ss,
tovnGhib l2 range o In ths District g ishas mi.
81 p ssls Il - ctondy Mum, should not DO can
SHED, - Edwin o: Runnings alleges en atandopnent
treof BY you and proposes thei.n.t there 70 show
e: heSkps s;st :; a.s:s .,eA
scssisvu sd n: q. SURSASk. ks Sss'sss. !
EU.s: l1sD 9' SS1 ; 81 e I'M is Hs7tsa'
Nj: You are hereby notified to appear at this ofc.
On the Urn DAY or JANUARY 1868, at ~ o'clock III
the r-noon Of the said day and then and the show
cause shy your Homestead h. try No. 1882, made by!
tswnship III, ange 80 n the District sub
% s.ls g. ~ Cloud Mila should tsut be ca.ese as
KLAUS II. stsnGrecler alleges an Abandonment thGlvu
by You IND pFopotes2ths6 :ands*Gere to show I'll.
same whom you will DO permitted to contest such
eaow1n8. II. Q. WAIT, Register, "'~
.nov2l-6Wi II. G. BURBANK, .kcceiver.yz
II AND Of7ICE, 81. CLOUD, MINI, I-7-TTz >.
- :. !, November 18th, 1867 zsa@2.n ism
81: 1ya ~ hereby notasd to .pps.r It this Office
On the 7th DAY. ~ JANUARY 1865 at 10 O'clock
the forenoon Ok the satd day and ,hen ant Their.
chow aAuse Why ayohr Avnsstcad Entry No llAO
asde oy YOU April l2th 1852 ll3n The swA sectiens1
sais = " cleud, Minp. should not BE- ca,crisd, d.
clinton Wells alleges .baIdonnIent thereof b,
yeu I'D pfuposs then and there ID show tho Same
whom you wil y permitted to contest sueh showinx
ncvxl-svi n. 9. SuIsANK, seesivsr.a
The New York herald., 1867-08-10

"A -BURNHA~s FURNITURE EXPRESS oFFfuE
IA. li5 West Eleventh street. Sixth avenue furn
moved cy country furniture packed and shlpuedA
furpltuye a9redi p0np sdyaneeA
The New York herald., 1867-08-10

a-AuorroN a NorICg-sAMUELw WYNN, AUCTION
"A. eer. sells THIS DAY, at i9h O'clock e 70 Msss
Carpets Psetngs Crockery &c. Good opportunity foe
The New York herald., 1867-08-10

CLIEFwooD HoUsEmsPLEMDIpn n1sres sEs hops' beau
Uni soeneys Sphur and Iron Springs fir cAss boare
"A "a az Steamboat Matteawan leaves baTaar Sess
4P M, fare 10 cents Apply 70 pf' MHN NV
atre
The New York herald., 1867-08-10

ITO RENr-A NICE FL?oE, IN NORTH xoosE
wst susSt =
The New York herald., 1867-08-10

DENJ r. THEALL AUCT1OEEER.
ID Household Furniture, Mirrors. Car,eH &c; :. M,
By TIEALL BROS THIS Day. SAfuKpAY. Aaas, az iosl
ocock AZ their saesroom 81 Liberty street general as
sor,men of aud Parlo Suits carved wal
nut and erameed Bedroom Suits Dressing Bureaus asn
Reds Hair Mattresses Velvet Brussels ana CaI
pets; China and also an invoice OF s'erp@se
Ware Catalogue now ready.
The New York herald., 1867-08-10

CoR SALE-A FIRST CLASS DINING ROOM SIrUA.
n ted on Broadway, aud doing good business
None but principals need address A. B. Co. box 1874 Herald
lice
The New York herald., 1867-08-10
NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, AUGUST 10, 1867
toGNTRv b6ARD,

CTAMfORD. CONN-GooD. SUBSTANTIAL BOARD.
= ample grounds 6ne prospect aud eligible location up
surpassed for health Livery IL desired Address "s L.
Sammis, saltwater place. Stamford Conn
The New York herald., 1867-08-10

, MORTGAGE sALE-MYsR, EI.sAs & CO.. AUC-
"A. tionecrs, Office "a Columbia street WIZ sen Inn
DAY Aug TO- at 10 O'Clock at 7l3 Rroadway the ensrs
tents and Fixtures Lasrge Restaurant BY order OF
a I.innynan Attorney for MOrsager.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1867-08-16

House Concurrent Resolution No. AZ.
Pr. posing amendment 10 the Constitution.
Resolved by the House of Representatives of
the State of Kansas, the Senate cOncurrlng:
That the proposition TO ST Ike the word
"male" from s. cUon one, of article five, of the
constitution of the State is hereby submitts d
to the ele. tors of the State for ratification OF
rejection. in compliance with section one, ar
ticle fourteen, of the Constitution.
That each elector shall be enrItled TO vote a
written printed ballot, containing the words
'For striking the word male from section one
of article five of the Constitution, or, Against
striking the word male from section one of ar.
ticle Ave of tile Constitu ioa."
That said election shall be conducted in all
respects IN compliance with the pr'visiOns OF
the Constitution and general election laws OF
the State
Adopted by the House of Representatives,
Feb. -, 1861. JOHN L. MORTON,
Chief Clerk
COneurred in by the Senate. Feb, IA, Is o.
A. X BANKS. Secretary.
State OF Kansas, office OF Secretary of State.
Topeka, July IS. 1867.
/, r a Barker, Secretary of State, do here =
by certify that the foregoicg is a true and cor
rect copy of the concurrent resolution now on
file in this office.
In testimony whereof I have hereunto sub =
- scrib=d roy name and affixed the great
sEAL Sseal of the State, the day and year last
above written. r. A. BARKER.
Secretary OF State
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=FheEmporiaNeWs-
Friday, August 49, 1867
For The News
KATIE TO HER MOTHER.


lam so very young, mother,
Yet must shortly die;
feel the chills of death, mother,
The hour is drawing nigh.
When | must bid adieu tosll
The bright and lovely things
The flowers, the trees, the waterfall,
And birds with golden wings.
You told me Of land, mother,
.v Where a n good children dwell;
And my dear brother s there, ~ Other:-
I'm sure III know him well.
III tell him you will come there too,
- When all your works are DER,
Aud we will there our love renew,
And ne'er be parted more.
o do not weep so much, mother,
I'm not afraid 10 die;
My Saviour calls me home, m her,
Far, far beyond the sky.
There is no pain nor sickness there
To mar their happy hours;
Nojoyless nights. no death, no care,
Nocloud that darkly lowers.
My breath is gr,wing short, mother,
And death Is very near;
1 hear sweet music now, mother,
And shining forms appe4r-
They Low are bech oning me to come
Where they in glory dwell;
! soon will have happier home.
Now, mother dear, FAREWELL Z. ].
AMERICUs, Kansas.
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Notice.
7 ARKIN NJ

ARKIN NEWTON, OF Iowa, will take no.
II tice that H s. Sleeper did on the 27d
day OF June, 1867, file. in the office ofthe Clerk
ct the District Court of Chase county, Kansas
his petition against him and NJ Jacobs and
John +. Newton, setting forth that the said
Nj. Is. Jacobs is indebted to the said H. S.
Sleeper on JUDGMENT obtain ed against him
IN the District Court for Lyon county, Kan
sas, IN the sum of 1923 81 and 500 % costs,
and that the said NJ. B. Jacobs is the owner of
the southwest quarter of section IL. town 10
range 3. In Chase county, Kansas, hut that the
legal title TO said premises is in said Larkin
Newton or in the said John F. Newton, and
nraying that the said Larkin Newton and job n
Newton, or either of them, may be decreed
10 hold the title to said premises merely as
trustees for the use and benefit Of the said NJ
b. Jacobs, and subj eet to the debts of said III
B. JTeobs. and that the same NAV be sold in
satisfaction OF said judgment above ct forth.
are required to answer said petition on or be-
fore the 3Oth day of Augustl 1867.
RUGGLES & BROWN,
2o-Sl Attorneys for II S. Sleeper
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SRERLFF,S S1LE

pY virtue of an order of sale ia.
- sued out Of the District Court for Dough- !
county. Kansas, and to me directed I will of
fer for sale at public auction, at the court house
door In the town Of Empoia, in Lyon county,
On Saturday, August 18th. 1867,
at o'clock p. m. Of said day. the follovino
deseqbed real estate, ito wit: Lot No 81 on Me,
chanies street. in the town Of Emporia. in
Lyon county Kansas. to be sol as the property
of Arthur A. Spieer to satisfy a judgment in
favor Of G. W. Sibert & Co.
Dated ihis / III day of July, 1867.
1882 A. R. BANCROFT, Sheriff.
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miscellaneous Advertisements
PROPOSED AMFNDMEYTs


To the Combination Of the State Of Kansas. s0hich
t0eTe submitted ct The tGst sessi0a Of The LegisiG
tuTe, for ratification or rejection, By Gse quail
fed electors Of the State, at the neEt general cleo
ton.
Concurrent Resolution amending the Con-
stituuon of the State of Kansas
Be it resolved by the House of Representatives,
the Senate coneurTing.
SECTION J. That there is hereby proposed
for publication, and for submission to the quail
fed electors Of the State of vansas. at the next
general election, for ratification rejection, a
proposition to amend sec lion one, article five,
Of the Const tuition aud wherever else in sal
Constitution it occurs, by striking out the word
'.wl ite."
SIC. ?. That the ballots used at said cleo
ton shall he written or printed as follows:
"For Cons titutional amendment striking out
the word white" or against Constitutional
amendment striking out the word white as
the voter may prefer.
SEC. 3. Thatsaid election shall be eondu ct
ed in all respec In accordance with existing
laws, and il a majority Of the qualified cleo
tors Of he State Il said election. shall vote 10
favor OF striking out said word white" from
aud after the canvass Of said vote, it shall
form and eonstituts 10 part of the Constitution
of the State of Kansas, and ifa maj GRITTY of said
electors shall vote against the proposition 70
strike out said word white" il shall be and
remain a part of said Constitution.
AdoI ted by, The House Of Representative s
February 10, 1867. JouN Z. MORTON.
Chief Clerk of H Of Reps
Copcurred in by the Senate, February 1S
1867. a. r BANKS
Sec. of Senate
State of Kansas, Office of Secretary Of State.
TOPEKA, July Is, 1867.
I, R. A. Barker, Sec. OF Sta c. & o hereby Ger
tify that the foregoing is true and correc
copy Of the original concurrent resolution nov
on file in this Office
In testimony whereof have hereunto sub
- scribtd my name and affixed the grea
I 81 L 2se2l OF the State the day and year las
~ above written. R. A. BARKER,
Secretary of State
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Final Settlement

CREDITORS and other persons in terested
Yin the estate Of E. D. BAssett, late of Lyon
eoURty, deceased. ere notified that I intend
making final settlement Of said estate at the
SPECIAL term Of he Probate Court of said eoun =
~. TO be held At Emporis, on the first Monday
OF September, "A. ID. 1867 ]. II. HUNT.
- Administer tor.
EmpOria, Kan. Aug. 2, 1851 3l-4
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X. A. BARK h X,
Secretary of State
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Men are perfekly delited in being cheet,
ed, until ILay diskover the wa the thing
IL did, sud then thsy are disgus,sd, mol
with the frawd. bat the 70 ov novel;, !
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should be ashamed oV miself teW
say halsh Wurd sginst the nobel ami
mol, the hose; but haveu't bin able sw
see that il IL best tew let the breed oy
mankind run ont just for the sake oy Oil.
5 horse that can trct in e:I6.
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FlFITT PLATE RTATB lORFBs.

These are the only Pianos mode !, ii,
country or Europe. With the fplI Iron fraros
in which attfhe strings rest upon Wooden Bear.
tngs, and in which none Of the Turning PIN
go through the Iron Plate This arrangement
produces m re refined Tone toith combined s,sset.
ness and g eat pOs1er, and more perfect QuaEt,
Through The entire scale and The capacity of stand
ing longer IN tune, and TeGiRiaq tts superior email
iy Of tone than any other instrument.
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Concurrent resolution to amend sect on two
OF nrticle FIVE, of the Constitution of the State
OF Kansas.
Resolved by the Senate, the House Of Repre-.
sentatives concurring therein:
SEC. /. That the ELliowing amendment of
section two, article ave. of the Constitution Cf
| the State OF Kansas, is hereby proposed for
| publication, to be approved rejected by til e
electors Of the State of Kansas, in pursuance
of section one, article IA, of the sal Consritu
| tion, said section two of article five to be
amened so as 10 read as follows: SIC 2 No
person un der guardianship, NON CcMPos MENTIs
or insane, NO person convicted of felony un-
less restored to civil rights no person who has
been dlshonorablY discharged from the service
Of the United States unless reinstated no per.
son guilty of delrauding the Government of
the United 5 ates, or any Of the States thereof,
no pei son guilty o: giving or receiyfn a bride,
or offering to give or receive a bride, and
no person who has ever voluntarily bone
arms against the Government of the Unit
ed States, or in any manner voluntarily
aided or abetted In the attempted over
throw Of said government, except all persons
who have been hGnorably discharged from the
military service Of the United States, since the
81 day of April, A. d. 1861, provide that the
have served one year mere therein, shall be
| qualified TO vote or hold Office in this State
until such disability shall be removed by u law
| PASSED by vote OF two thirds of all the mem
bers OF both branches Of the Legislature.
SEC. 2. This proposed amendment shall be
submitted to the electors Of this Suite for tn cir
approval or rel cotton at tie first general elt Jon
on Tuesday succeeding the first Monday IN
November, a. ID. 1867; said election shall be
governed by and returns made in ali respects
IN accordance with the gene: al election la WIS
of the state.
SEQ. 3. The ballots used at said cleo zion
shall be wri ten or printed as follows: ''For
amendment to section Two article FIVE, restrict.
ing the elective franchise to loyal persons or.
..a,, INST amendment Of section two, article five,
res11,etpg -. ,"4 elective franchise 10 loyal per-
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ways on hand.
N%
General Agents for S. D. &H.w. Smiths
AMERICAN ORGANS

THE AMERICAN ORGANS ARE THE
L only real Reed Organs now before the pub.
lie; :he only Organ having a ReVerbating
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same important part to perform as the Sound :
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Organ becomes merely Melodeon in an o. :
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ecretaTy.
Concurred in by til : House of Rep essnta-
tives, Feb. 10, 1861. JOHN L. MSRroN'
Chief Clerk.
State of Kansas. office of Secretary OF State
TOPEKA. Kansas July 10, 867.
/, r. A. Barker, Secretary Of State, do he.'e-
by certify that the regoing Is a true aud err
rect copy of the original concurrent resolution
now on file in this office.
In testimony whereof have hereunto sub
scribed my n1me aud affixed the great
( SAL seal of The State, the day and year
49, last above written.
R. A. BARKER,
Secretary of State.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-02
INTERESTING reading matter on
every page.

The Courier of yesterday, as is its
custom. reproduces the JOURNALS
Weekly Market Review of Tuesday,
with its usual lame emendations, ty-
biographical errors, and Interpretations.
We have taken occasion, heretofore,
to refer to this matter, and had hoped
it would not be repeated. We would
much prefer that the Courier would
prepare a Review of the Evansville
Market for itself; but if it must make
it up from the Report which appears
the day before in the JOURNAL, we
would esteem it as a favor if it would
give US proper credit for our labor.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-02
A Rebel KlectionMe

1.-The Hopkinsville Cbnseryotire under-
stand that Samuel Smith, Esq..,,the Radf-
cal candidate for pCongress in that district,
has withdrawn from the canvass. under an
agreement tina all his influence and that
of his party is to kbeicast in favor of Hon
=. c. Ritter.ALouisoiUeI Co,aaieT..s0h uxt. dsg
4 There is no truth whatever in the
above. Capt, SMITH is now engaged
IN the- s-Rebe and
Conservative opponents, and has no
thought of abandoning the race. Can
it be that the Confederate organs are
alarmed for the success of, their can
didate that they must resort to saeh
unworthy tricks to divert the Uuion
gyose2 Thesfact isqthat Capt. SMITH
IS making asgaallaaptF and 9successful
canvass andfs smother month could,
Be devoted ~ TIE work, he would beat
BROWN as handsomely he wilfleadr
RITTER in the election next Saturday.