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TON JHuuofy -, 1851
On the petition Of JOHN rREE, Of Lowell,
sss.c husetis, PRAYING for the extension Of :
patent granted to him on the 10th day Of Az
lses, for az Improvement in Warp Net Fabrics,
for seven years from the pration Of said patent
which takes place on the leth day Of MAJ 1857:
-, Il ordered that the :sid PETITION be heard At
April next, at II O'Clock H.; and all persons are
notified to appear and show cause, IL any they
have, why said petition ought not TO be granted
Persons opposing the extension are required TO
ME in the steut Once their objections specially
set forth IN writing. e le.:t twenty days before
party 10 lie used ct the said hearing Be taken
and transmitted In accordance with the rules OF
the office. which will be furnished appi cat on
Dispositions and ether paper. relied upoa tes-
timony must be filed in the ofiice twenty days be.
fore the day Of hearing; the arguments, II any,
within ten days after filing the testimony.
Ordered, alsS, that fhis notice be published In
the Republican and II lntell gencer, W ashineton
ID. o.. and in the Courier, Lowell, Mass, once
week for three~ uccessive weeks; the first OF said
Publications TO be at least sixty days previous TO
the day of hearing.
O. TdEAKER
Commissioners Of Pstenfs
P.s.1Editors Of the above papers will please
Q paper containing this petice. in 80 " sv
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~ WASHINGTON, Jan. Q, 1857
~


Trains between WASHINGTON AND BALTI-
MOkk, and WASHINGTON AND THE WEST
are now run as follows, viz:
FOB BALTIMORE
Leave daily, except Sunday, at 70o, y:<5, and
iiLo .. m and 2Ne, and 90 and 500 D. m
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS
Leave daily. except Sunday, at 100 o. m, and
FOE SAY STATIONS SOUTH OF ANNAPOLIS
JUNCTION.
Leave ~ o:ie ana 7UU O.. n l., and at 100 and "a
D. m. u -
FOR ANNAPOLIS
Leave az las q. m, and 40 D. m. No train.
to or from Annapolis on sunday.
ON SUNDAY.
FOB BALTIMORE.
Leave at!'4o o m, and 50O and o. D. m
FOB WAY STATIONS
Leave alias \ ana 29J and 3 90 D. q,
koR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST
sdo ea'e daily, except Sanday. ct 7:As q. m, and
o. on Sunday st 500 p m only, connecting at Relay
S Dh Win Trans from Baltimore to wheeling,
,THKOUGh TIoKBrs to the West can be b id At
me Washington s. alton Ticket Office ut ali hon 70
In the day. as we'll 40 at the office Of the Bank
sTs and Brokers, TslesrsRh Line, Sls Penn.
FOR New York, Rbiladelph iA, and Boston, see
advertisement Of Through Line
Il. WILSON. Master of Transpor tattop
l.. ID. COLE, General Ticket Agent
&C 80 II GBO. 3. KOONTZ, Agent Washins ton
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LEGAL NOTICES.
DnPA55EEn,ISESS q, THl H!s.ioI,-,c-

On IN. petition q JSHSr Sscs:sSrt. q 2 ~
n.s..eansstss; Isay,as fer The s1ts.so. q .
ls.s, for an inpre.sasnt in knittinG Looms, fsf
which tsie. Iisse . he iesH Ssy Of Nay. ~:
a. itis ordsrsc ths: the :sid Issiues BE- heard y
APT, next, n z eeiock m; AID al .lersonc are
have. Why .sfd Ietitien oeshs not % b srsatsd.
Persons Sllesing the extensicn are required TO
:st forth IN xItsne. a isast 6sesfY lsys before
tne oay q hearing all eeetfmony hied BY either
party to be .:sd e the said hsasilg nlst be tateI
and transmieted IN accordance With the rules
o. the once, which viii be furnished on apDlica-
dispositions and other ,a,.rs rs,ssd NM,
se:tin31y must Be nlsd In Che Once i,eerty days
within ten days atsr nfns the testimony
.i,o ss, ,t this 1Sties be Ss6ished in
ID. O.. and In the 0olrier. Lowell. Mass once =
week Tor three successive weeks; the dret Of I'D
publications to be at least sixty days previous 10
the day Of hearing.
T. O. FHBAKER
-. Commissioner Of Patents,
p. 6.-Edftore OF tho above paDer 70 win please
COPY And send their eilas TO the Patent Once With
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'...-..H-U buke& Henry 500 p n.
Locale King
and Hesry-.. Ieo -
SUNDAY PASSENGER TRAINS.
from Nd syenuedepot. From cor Duke 4 Henri
LoeS ops .a mail sS =. sts local q as n
U. 4. STEVEES. General Superintendent
no ~ WI PHELPS. General Nans GER
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WARRINGTON, ALEXANDRIA AND
GEORGETOWN kAILROAD.


a. ,n
until further notice, Passenger TraiRs win run -
tween Warrington aud Alex andrfa as folIovs.
From Nd. avenue depot From Ger. Duke 4 Hem,
Local st'y;;; s;is A. n. sts; Local at Las A. II
Evening star., 1867-06-08

FIHAEcIAL.-The securities held by the
Treasurer of the United States in trust for
National Banks reported are as folio ws: For
circulating notes, S34O. $50 500; for deposits of
public moneys, ,$9e, 102, $50. Total, 1879 699 i5O
The amount of National Bank currency is
sued during the week was $35, 700. making the
total amount issued up to date 1902 1886 sU6
From this should be deducted the amount of
currency returned including worn ou. notes
amounting to $i, 1874 627, leaving In actual cir
culation at this date, $29s, lU2179.
During the week there has been received
from the printers S33O,OOO in fractional cur
rency. During the same period there has been
forwarded to the Assista Treasurer at New
York, 100000: United States Depository at
Chicago, S50,0O0 Assistant treasurer at Phil
adelphia, S200,00O; Assistant Treasurer at
Boston, $4,000; national banks and others,
S24l 1922 l6; total, S691. $50 16.
The amount OF fractional currency re-
deemed and destroyed at the Treasury during
the week was 1879 500.
The receipts from internal revenue to -day
were S565, 500 .66, m aking the total amount for
the week ending to-day, $3.50, 14i 04, and the
total since the beginning Of the present fiscal
year, S252 039, ,6i73
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, June s.-The flour market is
rather more steady: receipts lib bbls. and
42S bags. Wheat-Market quiet and steady;
receipts 29,7I0 bushels. Corn-Market is
quiet, and holders are firmer, while buyers
hold back; eceipts 81. .234 bushels. Rye is dull
is quiet and heavy; new mess 500 IS. Lard
dull; barrels 12a13A. Whisky nominal. Bar.
lep dull. Peas more active; sales of 5000
bushels Canada, in bond, on private terms.
Cotton dull at 81 cents for middling uplands
Freights quet.
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INTERESTING NEWS FROM MEXICO

Particulars Oh the Fall Of Queretaro-I,
was Sold Out Maximilian's Three
Shot--15. 900 Prisoners Taken-Max. and
his Fellow. prisoners to be Shot like
Dogs. .T .s r-..
NEW ORLEANS, June THE Rnnchero nj
June publishes letter dated San LUIS Po-
tosi, May 10, which states thai private nepo-
tiations some days previous TO the surrender
OF G ueretaro had been going on between three
Imperial generals and the Liberals, to sell
one of the princ cipal for S48,oO0. Gen. Miguel
Lopez, who was high in the confidence OF
Maximilian, was the principal actor in this
treaty, and caused the surrender.
On sending flag OF truce with his sword to
dered Internationally, and had three favors
to ask: he wished not to be insulted, but to be
treated as prisoner: that if any person was
70 6e shot, ne should be first; that If shot his
body might not be abused
Macmillan and all the officers above the
rank Of captain would arrive at San l. uis in
two or three days. None were shot, and IL
was thought that none would be, in conse-
quence OF the request made by the United
States. -
Saltillo dates to the 26th Of May say that the
Liberals now admit that up to the TIN the I'm
perialists were successful in every engage
ment; from that time to the 18th nothing i'm .
portant transpired. Escobedo says that Ii, ,O8O
prisoners surrendered, including 13 general
officers and 500 Off GERS Of inferior grades He
states that no fighting whatever occurred and
the only shots fired were by the traitors upon
their companions in arms. The surrender of
the garrison was complete. Lopez who acted
as an escort to the Empress. was uncle to Ba-
zaine, and bosom friend to Maxim ilian. who
was godfather to his first child, and by his
prowess won the cross of the Legion Of Honor.
Col Mariana Campas and MendeZ are report
ed to have been shot sometime shortly after
the surrender.
A letter from Monterey says that, irrespective
of the wishes of the Government Of the United
States, MaxmilIian and his generals will be
shot, as the strong and irrecOncilabje fpelin rs
of JuareZ and his party to all foreigners are
that all should be shot like dogs.
The schooner Ariels, Capt OastanZa from
Tampico May 27th, arrived at Brownsvill on
the 3'st. He reports that at the time he left a
fight was raging between Gomez and Pavon,
portion of GomeZ's oflcers having pro-
nounced against him. The fighting st ,pped
on the receipt of the news Of the fall Of Que
rptarO. =
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--<SSA%-
FINANCIAL.

Lewis johnson d Co., quote Stocks and
Bonds in home and foreign markets as follows.
NEW YORK. June s.-First Board-u. S.
6's, 1881, coupons, 112:U. s 's,ooupons, 1894
Pacific Mail, 139; Atlantic Mail, LOG: Canton
Co., 43a; Cumberland Coal Co., 29x; Quick
silver. "a; Mariposa, :; do. preferred, =; N.
York Central Railroad. 100 x Erie Railway 80 X;
Erie preferred, -; Hudson River Railroad,
1teh; Reading K. r., lO5k; Michigan Central
X. r., ITO; Michigan Southern and N. Indiana
r. R., 6eH; Illinois Gen tral r. r., 119x ;Cleve-
land and Pittsburg n. R., -; Northwestern,
34H; do. preferred 56H: Ole velaBd and Toledo,
11eK; Rock Island, 6sH; Fort Wayne, 9sx
Western Union Telegraph. AK; Boston Wa
ter Power, 25K.
Evening star., 1867-06-08

DISPOSAL OF PUBLIC LAND.-The Com.
missioner Of the General Land Office has re-.
ceived returns showing that q 1888 acres of the
public land were disposed of during the month
of May last at East Saginaw, Michigan, and
5000 acres disposed of at Oregon City during
the land was taken for actual settlement and
cultvation, under the Homestead law. -
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Arrival of the Yacht Henrietta.
NEW YORK. June S.-The yacht Henrietta
from Europe, is now coming up the harbor.
The steamer Santiago De Cuba was to wed
into the Horse. Shoe of this harbor, leaking
badly, where she was beached.
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Bankrnpt,

NEW YORK, June s.-Duncan &c Kendall
filed petition In bankruptcy this a. m. Their
debt are estimated at $12O,0OO. Duncan was
the organizer OF the projected Mediterranean
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Fall of q Ruildiug

BOSTON, June S.-A large warehouse in
Charleston. known g. fuckers bonded ware
house, fell to the ground with crash yester-
day afternoon. Three men who were at work
in the building at the time, we're severely in
jufed
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RETURN OF THE PRESIDENT.

~ 11 VH-N Vr IN n FhBnIOEN4' =
Col. Robert MORROW, Assistant Private Sec.
retary Of the President, received aispasch
from Col. Moore, Of the Presidential party,
announcing that the President Secretary Sew
ard. and party left Richmopd at s.4ss this
morning, and wOnld reach tbs Sixth-street
wharf, on the. steamer from Aapia Oreek, ct
Z ur o'ciock this afternoon. .EsFs Ag.m
n 81 = r7fy
3 - The Breadatu2s markets are duu Flour
bas dsclinsA another dollar since iast week.
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Important Decision-Private Telesrams
are not PRIVILEGED Com muuic a ions

CHARLESTON, s. G., June SIN case before
the UNI ed States District Court, uege BRYAN,
has decided that the telegraph company is
bound to exhibit private messages In evidence
when required, kilograms not being within th g
class of privileged comm unications.
The decision occasions much comment in
mercantile circles.
Evening star., 1867-06-08

~ The following is the official showing OF
the daily circulation of the papers named be-
low, made under the call directed by the re-
cent act of Congress-:
EVENING STAR......7,715 copies per day.
InteUigencer.
The returns of advertising by the same city
papers for the quarter ending December 81,
Revenue Office are as follows:
EVEHiN9 R................$1S.17
Inteligencer. ncer................... 9,IOs
Evening star., 1867-06-08

The President Coming.
RICHMOND, VA, June s-The Presidential
party lett here this morning tor Washington.
Evening star., 1867-06-08

NORTHERN PRODUCE COMPANY.
DECLINE IN THE PRICE OF BUTTER!
We daily receiving from 40 to 100 small nails of
choice Western Reserve Dairy Packed BUTTER,
which We now selling to the trade at large
decline from last weeks figures, the finest Butter
in this market. We also receiving fine dairies
of Orange and Delaware county and Western New
York State and Pennsylvania Butter Just received,
10 Tierces N. W. Thomas & Co.'S and VIM.
Gray Extra Sugar HAMS, canvassed.
Also. five Boxes homeless Sugar cured Breakfast
BACON, can vassed.
N. Y. State and W. r. Factory and Dairy CHEESE.
A small but select stock of Messina ORANGES
and LEMONS. repacked.
San Bias COCOANUTS, &C., &c.
For sale by
BROWN & CHAMBERLIN.
je6-3t+ Pa. ave. between 10th and 18th sts
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTS.

N~A STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL WILL BE
US held by the ladies' of the DUNBARTON
STREET & CHURCH, commencing on TUES
DAY EVENING, June 18th. and continuing three
nights at the Seminary Buiiding, corner Of Gay
and sshineton sts.' Georgetown Je S4s'
n~ ~GRAND CONCERT TO BE GIVEN BY
US the CHILDREN of the PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Of fEEoRGETQMES 2; G.; at MARKET HALL,
ter 70 O'clock Tickets so Cents; Children, 25
Cents; The Pisno used on this occasion is from ].
+. Ellis g, Pa. avenue near 10th street
je7-St J DANIEL, Conductor
~ GRAND FAIR.-A GRAND FAIR will be
AS opened next MONDAY EVENING, the 10th
town. in aid of the Mutual Beneficial Society of
coiored members of the church. All friends in
Nled. Admittance Is cents for adults 10 cents for
eht:dren. Season tickets 81 for adults 50 cents for
ChllGrfn Ia A
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GOVERNMENT SECuRITIEs.

WAsHINaroN. June 8, 1s67.-Jay Cooke &
Co. furnish the following quotations OF Qsy.
ernment securities
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THE REASON WHY.

We see that quite number of our CO.
temporaries are using exclamation points
over the announcement that the Southern
States have swept off all the honors ct
West Point. The six best scholars at West
Point, appointed during the war, hail from
the South, and nine OF tho frat twelve
places on the scale of general merit are
taken this year by mon appointed from the
South. The inquiry is also raised if the Sou th
was considers entitled to cadet privileges
during the war. We think we can make sat.
isfaatory explanation-one that will perhaps
soothe the ruffied pride Of the Northern States.
1t so happens that the successfuI graduates
accredited to the South really belong to the
Northern and Western States, who, having
distinguished themselves by gallant services
in the Union army during the early part Of the
war, were nominated to West Point as from
Southern States. in order to fill up the allot.
ment Of cadets accorded to those States pre-
vious to the rebellion. The citizens Of those
States had cut themselves OF from the privi.
leges OF West Point sch olarship by going into
the rebellion. but, as above stated. under the
rule Of apportionment, gallant, meritorious
Union boys from the North were sent TO West
Point accredited to these Southern States.
Evening star., 1867-06-08
NEW STOCK OF DRY GOODS.

JOHN Fl. sMOOT, 11s Bridge street; George
town c., has enlarged and reftted his store aud
resumed business with entire NEW STOCK OF
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, bought
since the decline in prices, which enables him to
offer inducements to purchasers. His stock com
prises the newest and best styles Of Ladies Dress
Goods, Hosiery, Aiexandre's Kid and Silk Gloves,
Table pamasks, Linen and Cotton Sheetings and
Shirtings. Cambrics and Muslins, Parasols and
Umbrellas, Duplex Hoop Skirts, Calicoes, Cling
hams, Linen Cambria Handkerchief, with a full
assortment of Gentlemens' and Boys wear Also
Summer Undershirts and Drawers. Neckties, &c. u,
making complete assortment. adapted to the best
family trade to which he calls the attention of cash
buyers. lmy 25-Imj J. II. SMOOT
CHEAP DRY a00Ds-We Are now selling full
~ Madder CslicOes, handsome styles, l2k; best
makes Is to Isa cents; Bleached Mousn, 10, I2lI
cents; full yard wide do, good goods Is cents; An
droscOggin do. 25 cents Unbleached Muslins 10,
2h, Is, il; Laurel D "A do, 20 cents; handsome
Lawns, 20 and Is. A beautiful stock of Organdies
Percals, Jaconets, and Briliants., A large stock
OF Mohar Goods for Dresses and Suits; White
Goods, Parasols, Skirts, Cassimers, Linen Drills
and Cottonades, House keeping Goods, &c. We
invite an examination of our goods.
BENJAMIN MILLER,
al m 101 Rrid atreet Gaoroetovp
Evening star., 1867-06-08

RETURN OF THE PosTMAsTER GENERAL
Postmaster General Randall returned to the
city this morning, on the six O'Clock train from
Richmond, and was at his Office to day.
Evening star., 1867-06-08
Special Telegrams to the Star.
FROM EUROPE TO-DAY.

10y OuuIe 70. IHe Assuclapeu Fress.I
LONDON, June 6--N oon. -Uonsols, %; u. S.
5.eQs, 70. II
, LIvERPooL, June e-Noon.-Cotton dull
Middling Uplauds, IN Corn declined to 37s
LONDON, June e-Eyening Inform ton
has been reeei we'd here that the evacuation OF
the Fortress Of Luxemburg will be completed
Oonsols, q; us. 5so,s, -, Illinois Central,
7Sx; Eries, a.
LlvERrooL, L,Junee-Evenins.- Ju easier
sales of 5000 bales; Uplands, IN; Corn ,36s Cd
Lard, Sos; Pork, 76s.; Bacon, Ais. 3D.; Cheese
65s.; Sugar. 25s. Other articles unchanged
The steamship Java, from New York on the
26th May, arrived at @ ueens o wn to. day,
Evening star., 1867-06-08
NEW GROCERY STORE IN GEORGTOWr

The subscriber having resumed business at his
old stand No. l25 Bridge street, corner Of High,
respectfully sOlcits the customers of the late firm
of A. j: Radcliffe Co., together with the custom
of his old friends and the public in general Hav-
ing had thirty years. experience in The Grocery
Business, and having now hand large stock of
Groceries bought at the lowest wholesale prices for
cash. he is enabled to sell low any in the
District. He would call particular attention to his
large and well-selected stock of TEAS, which he
offers at from 81 to 81 per pound for Japans and
Blacks, and from 8 to 81 25 per pound for Greens.
These Teas are cheaper than any offered for like
qualities by the so called tea companies of the Dis
trct, which he will prove to any who win favor
him with call. He has too much respect for the
public to attempt to delude, the yeied prophet
did his followers. He would also call particular
attention to his stock of WINES and LIQUORS
being nearly the entire stock sold at auction by
George LOury, ESQ. These lquOrs are over ten
years old. Also, 10. 900 CIGARS, at 81 per hun
dred or five for quarter, equal to cigars usually
sold at ten cents apiece. His assortment of FAM
ILY GROCERIES is complete, which he will de-
liver free of charge.
Terms cash To approved customers monthly
payments. No oonger credit except by special agree
ment.
my I5-eo1m W. II. TENNEY.
Evening star., 1867-06-08

n - I
AaE sttftI aI,A-HT be pt7baa1S ,p15ssb.sl1
as eSA ~ .ttkf fFa8t so - ssuh siiamp's
sns IA Il astF - assHfsJ tsgzss
Evening star., 1867-06-08

E1ABIS AND NEW YOkk MILLINERY.
Mrs. A., G.. .GAsTON has just returned from New
York with a large ana elegant assortment Of -
fine rIench English b. and ,.da. AmssicsH aS Straw
Crystal, Amber, Pearl, and Straw 0rna- ~
ments; Also, q general assortment of Ase = Z, .
variety; Ribbons, Silks Grapes, Tulles and Real
Particular attention given 70 all orders. sa9
Rooms, 446 Stha street, near PennsylvsniA ave.
nue.. feEttH ~ - p ptt. tHostt a. q NH l3sAn
Evening star., 1867-06-08

n~A PICNIC will be given on MONDAY
U8 June 10th, at Washington City Gardens the
roceeds for the benefit of the Prospect Hill Gem
eteryf nnd. Tickets, Fifty cents ie sat
Evening star., 1867-06-08

NJ WE HAVE OPENED THIS DAY 800
1 pieces Of -
DRESS GOODS, a
from Auction, ranging in price from - cents to rs
cents per yard. y-----l
LANSBURGH BRO,
je7-3t 515 Seventh street
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"a 'aasszs1A sgs,Joas srs re 5.s4r Ns
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CEORGETOWN HEADQUARTERS.

"M. H. WHEATLEY' s PREMIUM STEAM
w DYEING AND CLEANSING
ESTABLISHMENT.
Office. No. 40 Jefferson St, Georgetown, D. g.,
Established in 1881 premium awarded by the Metro
politan Institute. 1851 rebuilt 1866 and is now by
far the largest and most complete establishment of
the kind in this section of country.
Dyeing and Securing of all kinds done in the best
manner. 3.
Truly thankful for past favors, the subscriber
socits the continued custom of the community.
Goods received and returned by express with the
utmost promptness and spatch.
Post Office address Lock Box No so.
Office closes daily at sunset except Saturday when
it is closed at SH p. m fe 6-6m
Evening star., 1867-06-08
BOARDING..

BOARD CAN BE HAD AT EILAyILLE. In
- Quire at HfATT'S Store, Bladensburg Sta
ton. jeS-3tE
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-01
Kentucky Politics.

Men of the Union. party, to work,
every one of you. We have now a
clear field and a fair fight, with as gal
liant set Of leaders as ever led host
to battle. Now, up and at the enemy.
We are striking this time blows that
, viii tell every time. We have no
weights to pack no enemy in the
rear-no doubtful, hesitating men on
our ticket. Close up our ranks every-
where, and let's move with the whole
force in solid column on the foe. Fall
in, men and brethren, for this is a fight
for liberty. Who will dare seek the
rear In such a campaign? Go to
work with a will, and you will gain
ground as sure as August comes
KY Statesman, 49,.
The Union) ticket is composed OF OBJ
scure men, whose only recommendation
ia identification with the system of govern
pnent in vogue in Kentucky from 1862 to
In this the Union ticket has de-
cidedly the advantage, over the rebel
Democratic ticket. The nominees OF
the Union party are fresh from the
ranks of the people; they are not
like Helm, Stevenson, Rodman, ETC.,
old political hacks who have made
partisan intrigues and chicanery AID
demagoguism their study and business.
The Union ticket is in verify the
peoples ticket. The ''oaly recon-
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-01
QUEENSwARE.
DANIEL q. MARX.

nroRTERs OF AND WHOLESALE DEALxRs IN
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-01

The decisive exertions of the Conserva-
tives, organized as Union Democrats, and
still holding TO their principles of organi-
cation, saved Kentucky from the control
of the revolutionisis.-Add Of the linton
Democracy. 20
Is not that untrue? Was it not the
g Lincoln guns THAT saved Kentucky
from the control of the-not reyolu-
tionists,' but-rebels and traitors. in
1861? And was it not your Conserva-
tives that, in 1865, by your falsely
styled generous policy" paved the
way for the rebels to take control of
Kentucky And what is the result?
Believing that they are masters of the
situation, do they even thank you for
your 8 generous policy ?p-Franh5ort
Commonwealth. o aIns go3 haLsvf
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-01


Losses in process of adjustment sl49, l55 Os
Premiums received during the
$40, 3Oe SO
Gross income for year.............. ,511 1872 Is
Losses paid for year 837 1875 25
Market value of stock, January cFa
= LIST, 1857 (shares 500 each) ....... 205 90
= After a year of disaster unparalleled in
the history of underwriting, Involving the
de>truct1on of property to the amount of
nearly Eighty Millions, and causing the
wreck or retirement of a large number of
insurance organizations, fa@
THE HARTFORD 81
presents the foregoing exhibit as evidence
of the conservative principles upon which
its business is conducted, and its ability to
encounter widespread and protracted per-
lis, without the crippling of its resources.
ruC- Income and Resources e1ceedino those
OF any Dtler american Company confined ex-
elustvety to Fire Underwriting.
Agencies in all principal localities.
Fair rates demanded; fair dealing
and conservative principles guaran-
teed.
HALL0CK T. DREW, Agents,
il, No. 10 NORTH FIRST STREET.
mcnI3 EVANSVILLE, IND.