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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-09-17

plete eleven miles N the line IL the
other end towards Hopkinsville; and
that sufieient-quantity has been
cppditional1y e0ptracted ~forro com
.nlsts. road d Il insgi!le - :.
shs 500 go SS sfs ho ssats t pat
upon the New York Market by Gen.
Boyle have me with no sale. The
ssslE6 as IT, e. t1s ss1F Of s he
President, making changes in the naii:;
,da S S,sfPsaslS,,,h Fl ss SRI
ranaors of Cabinet changes, haze ecer-
cised an influence npon the money
market that Ids Produced a feeling of
doubt and cautiousness IN reference to an
fef 1oubt s;afs sba stla sJHdI' 'f9 ''m
all sectjqgseqQfo0 the country.
are upon the market. Corporation
bonds of every description from the
Soufkern States are din4 sale Pin fact
a6ndIn0ssalesthat viii eSjustifyYnegetian
Kentucky IS q Southern State and
|aonT NaA Etreetsandin the Stock oEx--.,
ichaRg edo her corporal ion bonds are
regarded in nearly the same light
as the corporation bonds OF the re-
constructed StateslrO We are credibly
aaiRss Bsf Sgfs Bl d sh aandi 9Ss
Eefe Kentueky is two to- ones4better,
than that of any other State in the
couhtfy,s North or South. Kentucky.
has sufficient resources to pay every
dollar of her public debt . on sixty
days notice, while every Northern
State owes herahandfedso of thousands
and even her millions And yet the
statement we have made is unques-
tionably true. The proposition to pay
off the2Nati0ssB2 ID BIT ,sitlE greenbochs
as also cesssias capttaltsts to. be .ekagy
,2f their iarestoeents; and The rapidly
Increasing popuLaritV the scheme
promises q speedy reootuti0R IN the
status Of Federal bond holders. Want
&f 1soryfaeeees isf 5esonaia9E apfsdre,st
eUery,Chere. ti'
The inability of the agents to nego1
tiate the bonds advantageously lat
this time may delay the speedy com
pletion of the great enterprise for
brief season. But if the capitalists
along the line, aud at each terminus,
wiIl.come forward as <theyisho1ld dc,
the work viii go on any how. ALI
that is necessary Immediately is to
get the work far enough advanced to
make the enterprise certainty With
the road completed to SlaughtersvilIe
from Henderson,, and to Hopkinsv;lle
from Nashville, the bonds of the
Company can be negotiated to
greatero adyaptagee than the bonds
of county, town, or city corpora
tons. With the work that far adj 4
vanced, there can be no such contin-.
gencyf as a failure. 1t therefore de-
wolves upon those Immediately and |
vitality interested to substantially aid |
the enterprise which has been UNDER
taken this time under more fattering
auspices than ever before
Our confidence in the progress of |
the work to completion is undated;
but money is required to carry for
ward every important public improve |
ment, and money is demanded ant !,
must be had torbuild the. railreaa and
ifagt Henderson, from 4he 9 ashes of |
Did fogyism.
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The ZEN tic p liey u ERspodi
,sstion. has Greatly Damaged the
Prospects of the Road.

lEgeIa peEiapdsSaR Repertsrs Sest. la
The latest intelligeneeei nre gard to.
sheTaaroad is4o theeffect thatan oueb
.l l5I3a bh hBsen secu red hs,n on the
" aytd laEatMo1 no lies tefsrfhes track at
this ssfdf OF the line. Thata enough
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-09-17

general REMzRKs The business OF
this city for the past week was very fair,
especially in view or the low stage Of the
river, which makes navigation verydiffi-
1 cult. Ewe cannot afst - pstesa large trade
till there is a good stage of water; but the
dsmana rom the cs6htry byraitandwag-
ons was quite satisfactory.
In general Inerchandise there hasbeen
no essentialAolh ngesf In prices. The grain
market has been very firm, and an ad
vance on quotatiors IN wheat and corn /;
and also on family brands of -four. Wheat
ssespeciafiyis ruling athigherxr tes~s
Il Our mefcha rftssare awakelto the fmpor-
lance of securing the rich trade which
promises TO come from The Tenpessee Riv-
er. country the seonfng season, and have
agreed To gnar antee that I he rate of freight
mp that riv er shall not exceed soc This will
give orr city a decided advantage over
eithe .Leuisy lie, Cfnci matt, orsfsLouis,
Z as we cam con pete successfully VITA any
or them in prices, and we presene.tp the
merchants and planters of that fegion a
marketfronr twogte fonf hundred 4nilss
nearer their homes.
Il The un certainfy which d as Ibee n cfeated
by the Presidents recent action, ard the
8 propositions 10 pay or the debt by an ex-
cessive issue of Greenbacks, has had very
depressing efse in financial and mercan-
tile circles, and unless. checked by more
moderate measures, Will assuredly ad-
vanoeprices and endanger a panic.
FINANcIAL.-There IS no change I'm the
market since our last report. Money con-
tinues scarce and in active request ut the
usual rates, SAY 10 to II per cent. New
York exchange is in good demand at par,
buying, and l 10 premium selling. Gold
is strong with upward tendency. The buy-
ing rate here is usually one. per cent. below
the New York QUOTATIONS., We quote Gov
eminent Bonds as follows:
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OFFICIAI.

REMAINING UNCLAIMED1 In In g
Post-Office at Evansville, State of Indiana,
on the 10th day of September, 1857.
calling for any OF these letter.
will please say g Advertised = giving date
! - ~ ri N IL ~
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-09-17
On q GROCERIES,.


satisfactory. Trade has held up very well
andlthe demand for groceries has been
heavier than Isual. for the season
There is no material change in
's3prices.A We refer to annexed quotations
for the state ofthe market:
CoFgEE-Remains as last quoted. but
quite frm common to good 24c; prime
Ito choice 2s@s7c; good TIC choice Java. 80
@36c.
5ol 8 sue sR2 We quote raw at 81 BE. for
oar low grades up 10 l51se,. 10 Or
b991eansa andi lchoiceus Dem erarasii extra
1o-S 1870; b, 1919; "a T715e Z Hardss ise q
INV TEAs--We have no chan ages. to smake in
.Iuquotationssl lBsdeh: Souehong, 600 tolsl 20;
Oolong. 81 to 50; Green: Young eHysbn,
Ipp I.sta = 8 9 9 to 70, 80; ~
,.ess&eantH 5ol SsSlsss Gs l~isS yet ct
the trade. Orleans plantation is ms
fair supply and quoted at 9Oc@sl. The re-
fined syrups are according to quality and
Ereppt ationo raanpfa ettres, from s5atoIsl.
FIsH-There is no change in fish. Stocks
good and the demand increased. We
continue toyqAetes Ndcksret No. /, IN bar
rels, SD 50 to s2S 90; In kits No. 81 so;
No. 81 Is; No. s. 10; White Fish 81 1905
,. e. 0a e Fpd z IN e Git. $. + per
RIcE-Market-steady at ll3z@I2c for good
tePrime Rangoon, and 1870 for Carroll pa.
CANDLES Light weights l9c, full
Weights 24c.
4NDY-There is no change and we con- n
. etmeto queteat 2ecandaic per- Roaask
Is g. ss1ARcH-I Is unchanged ap7sfo SCI
4 sCQToS YARSs--1n sympathy with cot
ton ire weak at lSc for GOO, and PIC for 500.
Aanf ELIoUoRs--There is no perceptible change
In hqlors, and prices remain about the
sameas last quotations. New copper dis
titled whisk y g 90. oneSto two years old
scarce at s. 50@5 90; highwines 81 30; rectl-
fed 81 v5@2 Is 1; common Bourbon RyeS2 Is,
and Brandy, s. 5o93 90; Holland gil s. 5o@
1850; imported bra1dSsl2 oo919, 90 Old Port
esr2 5o@e 20. Z r. Nv HdOOD 3TIEAap
iSss 1881 H.. 51 . :. ?. f. xs a5s sG q q e
-TGn The business il NTH is epaftnnen tbasbeen
fairly actfveAa good o1iiany buyers in from
rs the tributary sections of country. to this
Ell market, though the Fa1 Trade has not
Vg fairly begun yet We may -expect1 avery
late trade in this branch of bnsfisessl as
well as all Others This prediction is based
on the fact of the general dizziness of mer-s
camille business for the past year, There
has been in this period large mount of
merchandise probably much as the
average-but there has been no life, MOI
activity, such as we We're wont 10 du-
ring the years of 1862, 1858 and 1864, and
Qythis same inertia still prevails with, a few
ia all departments or -trSde to-
day. This statelof things is the result of
financial and political uncertainty of the
futrre,, v htcH It Is not worth while here to
a'z speak of Gould we once get thesssi tin go
Settled, the bnsi ness or this country woulesf
.ae hs 5n nsrase van is vast wealth, vass9
g1sselIsss, agficdit q a,o nin &C., we
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-11-08
~ paper down cast, who're thoy don't

EB-Apapcr down cast, whore they don't
place mueh stress On the marriage vow, con-
tains the following singular obituary: Ny
husband is 10 more. lie did MT wish t.
live longer, and ifhc hal it would have
made no difference, for gop. entered his
stomach and was soon followed by death.
| shall marry the doctor wbo 60 kindly at
tended my late husband: [ learned them to
trust him. Softly and lightly rest the ash.
es of the Departed one, whose wholesale liq-
uor business shall continue at the old stand
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-11-08

r, 49, SN'9'A-~N. - tHG -oAhpi agent
Il in the Valley OF Virginia, for the
sale Of HICKS STEAM ENGINES,
PORTABLE G STATIONARY
manufactured by the HEX Steam Enpine
Company OF Delaware. These Engines have
many advantages over ali others nos, in use
They are cheaper thru ofher Engines, cost
less for repair, aud fabrication, have 20 dead
points, occupy less space, consume less fuel.
and cost less Tor trans orlstion than yoth-
or i.ngi2es; the chief feature being their
INTRINSIC aud uatchiess simplicity. While
retaining the entire principle and action OF
the .e1i approved reciprocating-pj piston Gu
gines, and doing 10 Violence to TIE cUnyic-
lions OF our most intelligent engineers that
tbs principle aad action cannot be supersc-
ded - long as the present mode OF Amply
ing steam continues, the details are 50 FAR
s.uIplGcd thai the ltstpas coaacctca elileci-
y IL tie c'0"h' fo,"' ne only moriny poyis
a"d ms WiM hs eyiiR1trs coBpose Tie
r.o|e .EGchjes This is done by making
Che pist0us rf su;table form and arrange
men: to erablc them TO perform also the
o!-ccs OF valves and cutoff, disDeHsiag nat
onty 'c{h these coNriroaces bit aiso vith
me %"2ie array ~ ruige-lO3s, eccenf,5cs,
roc@ ohaft, Poclfil.g 5orcs, siiies, lccers,
cross..c ads, and ,eieyaot attachments, ot
ercy hiad, which they neeessitatc. The
action OF the pioton,io alike simple and uni
form, each being slide valve fox the enc
beside 1t. This invention therefore forms
the most radical and entire change ia
STEAM Engines
which hos occurred since the days of watt,
and enables the Company TO ofar a better
Machine, simple, compact, light, durable,
accurate, economical in operation, beyond
all comparison with the % t, and 40 far less
original cost than ever before attained.
For moso full description Of this new
invention, and for humorous certificates Of
Individuals, engineers aud Companies who
have them in use, send and ge, Circulars.
setting forth the superiority If those Eu-
gInes oy-r all others manufactured in this
country. Address, the Subscriber at Win
CHESTER Va.
J. GEO HEST, Agent
Niuclcsier, July 10, 1867
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The Ne,c State.

TUE vast Agricultural, Manufacturing aud
Mineral resources Of West Va, are just now
attracting the attention of the whole world-her
rich alluvial valleys, peculiar advantages for graz
ing and stock grOwing--hcr inexbaustble beds
of Iron, Coal aud rich deposite OF Coal OIL added
To her ordinary facilities fOreyery description
of Manufacture, offer inducements to Immigration
Enterprise and Capital unequaled by any State ia
the Union. sss5- All persons desiring TO purchase
Lands on Real Property
Of any description, in West Virginia, are request
Cd to apply 20
HARNESS ( KUYKENDALI.
REAL ESTATE BROKERS'
Iooreiied, West Va
y. D.-We also invite the attention of sellers
10 this Agency. June l, lS66.--.f.
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EE- The following nntice i nnste1 in l,r

EE- The following notice Is posted in two
places in New Hartford: 81 h.re dcpose
and say, that ], Judge Lyman, of Lawful
age, did hear Martin Wilcox tell his Bows
to Stone my Rooster off his Grounds, aud
they Stoned the Noble Bird like Stephen If
Old Times, Even unto Death, and be lies
IN my Compost heap. Somebody must pay
the damagcr
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-11-08

R1- Emily-"Charlie, dear sister SopLy
has got little babyr Cha,!ie-nIs it a
boy" Emily-"No, girl" Cbarly (frct-
fuily)-"Oh, then / shall be nasty aunt :"
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

I y TIE case of Stump's Guardian against Stump.
4 Heirs IN tie Circuit Court Of nasni,shire coun
-, II - ordered that a commissioner 81 the
Court sht.i ascertain, ani report - whom Ger.
tain ursald lots IN lie town of Springfield nni a
tract 81 - acres o.! land. claimed ~ Nm T.
stump iieir5 and uy james : bcgna,iys heir s
and others, belong, aud "acJGer said Wm T.
stump IN his lifetime, or bis Executor since rio
deati. have received amy rents oi said uBsod lots
and if So how much.-fhc parties 90 the aL,,y,
named cause wiu t-,kc notice tutt shall proceed
TO execute, said decree az ny ctire in Romrev.
on friday, November -a,b i3,, a.; wtich ua.-
AND place they may attend 10 protect ,..siT inter
osts.
WA 6 CLAYTON.
Conr. n CI'Y CIR c. Hlay. Co., -. ~.
Oct. u, lebI.-5.
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Sat-'I wish I could DC cured Of lying in
bed so late in the morning" said lazy
husband. " ''Well, l viii try the water
cure" said bis wife, and she did.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-11-08

A COoL HUsBAND.-TLere is one sensi-
Bile married man in IA; State. lie is Il
soldier, and was reported TO have been kill
ed, lut was only prisoner. lie returned
to find that his wife had turned over new
leaf in the marriage service, and that auo,h-
CT man occupied his seat III the chimney
corner. Did lie 60 to work Strengthening
the false wife and now husband? Not much.
lie walked in and said;
"We.l, old gal, how Is things ~
"Putty good, bill" said tue double mar
ried woman, not taken abac', greatly.
(Which do JON prefer tAe old CT the
new love ?'
She hcs.,a.el faran instant, AMI .hcn said :
Il don't ike to hurt your feelings, but
hut"
ooh, spit 1t out Don't mind my feel
ings nor tie other chaps Won't be am
cry ifyou come down l..c rough on BY
vanity Count on INC bciug amiabie.
won't cut Up rusty ifyou should g. back
on me-"
- am glad you are SO .lougl,fol, BIZ;
and | acknowledge ihat doi.Ee nay present
husband best; oIt Il anything should hap
pen to him, know uoboiy else | would
50 soon Join fortunes with again as you"
Chats the way to t.:l I'll now bid
you GOOD bye, hoping that ro acc'aert viii
happen to thc other fellow, ami thas he will
live long enough to en- oar delightful
society. Good day"
And ,Ac careless la-,1d Travelled III
with his hnap-a,k on ii. u..,, vI.a,iioa
mchecrful tone, Tho girl lc.tbeLinJ me.
81 Jou;s JgU
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-11-08

EE-" What brought yoa to prison, nv
colored rricn!:' asked sympatii.;a. gen
t.eman Of an unfortunate dlrlcy. 1.-Two
constaoics, sah,' replied Samb5. "Ie.,
but | mean, had intemPcraaco anything to
10 with itt' "Ics, sab, d. was boio Of
EN- drunk"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-11-08

E5Ihe newest substitute FOR the words
"dicd of deiirium tremeIs," are: che expir-
CT because OF artificial excitement"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-11-08

GS- n wealthy widow. advertising for an
aiGen', was overwhelmed with applications.
The printer had made it a gent
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-11-08
B00t $ Shoe Igaking.
pETER L. PETERS

= A. 70 L. = & q
7 INFORMS the citizens Of Romaey ana The pub
1 lie, that lac has commenced the above business
IN tie room formerly occupied rs "A Confectionery
store, adjoining his mothers residence " here lac
viii DC glad To meet with and accomua cd ,te, ir
ms line, ali his old customers and friends Ry
attending strictly 10 his business, AMI executing
his work neatly and Substantially he homes to re-
cfivc liberal snare u the patronage OF The pub.
lic. Particular attention Will Ds paid to tie lna.
raIa,ture of all varieties Of
= = - Z; ~ w o eR,
IN which ne lie feels certain that he can suit the
Iusis u al who may favor him with their Gus.
ton. lie will make bis charges Is modcrAi. 80 he
possibly eau
PETER L. PETEES.
RCmncT, pr.' ~ 1867
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GREAT DISTRIBUTIONS
BY THE
merchants & Manufactures

JE" ELRY ASSOCIATION,
1913 * 1876 BROADWAY, New York City,
" Roselrooa Pianos and NeIoc2eoHs, Fine
Od Paintings, Ehgroeings, lSilror Eare,
COIL and Siieer Matches and Elegaat
'fe'cefry, consisting az Diamond Pms, Di-
an'o"a Rings, Goid Bracelets, Coral, Flor
e1t,ne, .uoscic, Je,, Lara, and Ladies Sets,
God Tens, tciM gold and .S2ver crtel,sion
hotlsrs, S5ecre Buttons, sets of .Studs, Test
and Ncck; CHAINS, plain and chased Gold
Chains. DC. dc. rol,ed -,
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SARAH NADIIG ENTBh.--Y le ldy
wake? Tho moon is high, tviul'n' stars
are bcamin,' while now and tAea across the
sky, n meteor are streaming Y Sc, Sally,
wake and look on me-lyaio Squire Nu5-
bins daughter. If III have yo1, and YOU
III have mc--lby gosh. WHO threw that
water
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IItCK's eTEAEI GNcINEs.

SeTliE subscribe. Is the authorized agent
Il in the Valley OF Virginia, for the
sale Of HICKS STEAM ENGINES.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1867-11-08

Ausust2 Iss7tG
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YTUS beautiful STRUCTURE hevius rccr COM
I rlcied. the undcreTe ned is enabled 70 o.r.-
The public AT his store los in the new block, a
enc selection OF frs. class
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-17

We publish this morning an article
from the New York Herald on the
relations existing between the Demo
eracy and the President since the elec-
tions. The Herald has of late been
the special champion of Mr.. JOHN
SON, and its intimation that he is got
quite ready to fall into their hands is
significant Of the Presidents views.
We had hoped that the Democracy
had made a complete capture Of him.
We, could not wish them aworse Attic
tio9. y With, ANDREW JOHNSON in
full sympathy with that party, and it's
recognized leader, there would be no
question1ofthe triufnpka Of the Repub-
lican party in 1868. 5n a. 40 ''''''>
The Herald, however, is thrown
into some disorder on account of the
evident purpose Of the Republicans
to make General GRANT their candi-
date The Heratd says 'she may be
pronounced the embodiment of the
genuine Unisnrsentimentrof the ceunr
try Above al the disturbing fac
tions, elements and embellishments
ofathe hour. Ikea commanding and
we'll known lighthouse, through the
fog,and rain and darkness, he looms
up in bold and cheering relief. Re-
sistless in the field, sagacious in coun-
Gil, cool and collected in any emer5
gency, and practical in everything, he
needs no ingeniousiy constructed plata
form to rally a great national party,
around him."
And sucfi'Beihg the case, the Her
aid strongly, advises Mr.. JOHNSON to
steaphim away from the Radicals by
a flank movement, and make the Gen
eraf the iAdihfnfstratioihfit Candidate.
1t says: 70 smao a4h
With Gen. Grant before the coun-
try for the alb other can
didates are eclipsed. An alliance,
then, with the Conservatives Of Con-
gress and Gen.-Grant, against the i'm
placable Radicals and their disorgan-
izing schemes. is the only course of
wisdom and success left TO Mr.. john
son and his Administration but
even here success depends upon i'm
action in fanking the enemy
while thrown into convenient disorder
Tor the movement: scsno7feq s,.7so.iA
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-17
Commissioners Sale.

Ohio Circuit Court. ifefrl hos
James Ford plaintiff, against Rough Creek
Navigatlon and ManufacturingCompa
In Equity. ~
TE PURSUANCE OF A JUDGMENT
L rendered In this cause at the Septem.
Der term, 1857, Of this Court, 1 will sell to
the highest bidder, on a credit OF twelve
months, at the courthouse in Hartford,
KY, on the Ah day or November, 1857 III
being county court day., the lock and dam
It's fixtures and property, and all the cor
porate rights OF said Company under the
charter, SO far az the same can be sold by
law, and the real estate Incident and be-
longing to said lock and dam, OF said
Company (the water power excepted).
The purchaser sflI be required to exc
cute bond. with approved security, for
the purchase-money, bearing interest from
date, and having the force and effect OF q
replevin bond. tl4rrl "
Z. j. LA WTON, Commissioner
of the Ohio Circuit Court.
October 8, 1867. ocl7 david
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In Bankruptcy.
ryHIs is TO GIVE NOTICE. N,

~. UtE NOhIOh.. InaI On
warrant in bankruptcy was issued
against the estate of James II. Carlin, OF
Evansville, in the County of ,anderburgh,
judged a bankrupt, on his own petition;
that the pay rent of any debts and deliv-
cry of any pr perry belonging to such
bank upt TO him, or for his use, and the
transfer of any property by him is forbid
den by law: that a meeting of the credit
ors of said bankrupt, to prove their debts
and TO choose one or more assignees OF his
estate will be held at a Court of Bankrupt
cy, to be holden at the office of Charles H.
Butterfield, on Third street, between Lo-
cusI and Main Streets, in the city of Evans
vile, in said District, before Charles III.
Butterfie!d, Register, on the fifth day OF
November, A. ID. 1877. at 10 o'clock Am.
Ef4tC.. BEN. j. SPOONER, lf..
y. s. Marshal. District of Indiana.
OCT oh tf T'''t .
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fxDrANA I,rEMslOH

a malignant type of hux is prevailing in
some parts Of Vigo County.
The EepnbIieansi of fLaporte County
have nominated Hon. Schuyler Colfax TOR
the Presidency.
General Reub. Williams, editor of the
Northern hadicnta,t, has been elected Clerk
OF Kostiusko County by a large majority.
Large quantities OF peat. of an excellent
quality, have recently been discovered in
81. Joseph&ounty. -s-.te ~ 50 :
Twenty-Five eInigraff teams from Ken
lucky sedsthrougtp New Albany a few
days agoenroute for Illinois, ~ rms
The Plymouth Republican reports the
cranberry crop of Northern Indiana very
light this year, i4e. bue 1}f -,-l 200
Observation-Disclosures divorce cases
dockefedlfor Iheo neza term of the Floyd,
Circuit Co.irs - - aE.f-tt.F ~ :
.,Tci = sfrso 81 7es e--Ct uottoi
= 4 2 ~
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-17
To CORRESPONDENTS.

We never notice communications
not accompanied with the name OF
the author, who must be made known
to us if undermined. 70 4
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 comnunica-
ton is no evidence that the editors
adopt its sentiments. The author is
alone responsible for them. I'D
Communications should be address
ed to the Editors of the JOURNAL, Z"
and not to individuals.