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Spsrial 9autiffs:
ITCH ITCH .:ITCH.::

SCRATCH isCRATCH - SCRATCH :
rom 10 to Is hours
"heaton's Ointment cures The Itch.
"heaton's Ointment cures salt Rheum
"heaton's Ointment cues letter.
Wheaton's Ointment c-ses :,arber's Itch
heatOn's Ointment cures Old Sores.
"heaton's Ointment cu-,s Every Kind
of HumOr like Magic.
Friee, 30 cents box by mail, % cents Address
WEEKS & POTTER, No. l7o Washington Street
Boston, Mass.
Boston. Aug. %, Is67.-dIyr
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rURSER,s TIC poULoUREUx OR

TURNER'S TIC DOULoUREuX OR
UNIVERSAL NEURALGIA PILL is safe. Ger
tain and speedy cure for Neuralgia and all Ner
yous Diseases. The seyersst cases are completely
and permanently cured in a very short time.
Neuralgia in the face or head is utterly banished
in lev hours. No form Of Nervous Disease with
stand its magic influence. 1t has the unqualified
approval Of many eminent physicians. 1t contain
nothing injurious to the most delicate system
Sold everywhere. Sent on receipt Of sl.eo and
two postage stamps. TURNER CO., I2o Ire
mont St., Boston, Mass. Proprietors-
July5d3tawtvlyr
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BALTIMORE. SEPT. 30.

Cen. Grant having refused Go issue artl-
',ry to the Maryland militia, oa Governor
Swann's demand GOV. Swami has purchased
.at,,Iles of l2-Tluud Nj -e7 brass guns
ta. the artillery companies Cd. tits city The
-ls- have been assigned 60 rar-a c1mT snles'
.ts commanders Of which were ali m the
..'.i army.
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AGENTS WANTED FOE
GENERAL I. {. BAhER's
isfeiOry OE ll,e secret Service

Oh. .r- vas auuc1a.sf 1.o.. tt.-. "a ,s,-.,-.
". "-4 RE at.tI O. Ul ff. tfUrs-rr. clt %
surpiss, IT, Us pub. cation Ie.sy,i. Dc D. now
nj h- is.Ie4, -ai-cr.- ans uIatr.--eI uutt- The
supervision of Je- pzfs- WHO'S. ll.r.f' Il -
I@tiFes are et-e5ci cJ the L.z4-s, .iti au,nori-
ILe n1 rails az tie Natil nal Cap al are thorough
y Felt.4atd an there some strar &c rsveia-
lions concerning heads o. departments, members Of
ccn-ress FsHlie Pardon Brokers, and distinguished
illNtary characters. Send for circulars, and see
cur terms, an q fall description Of tse wy
AdcIess Jones Brothers. 8 CO, 15 South Seventh
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"Buy Ne, and I'n do You Good

nEkB slT TIERS for Jaundice. CostIveness.
Liver Complaint, Humors, Indigestion, Dyspepsia
T ns, Dizziness, Headache. Drowsiness, and all
Diseases Arising from Disordered stomach. T5r5id
Liver and Bad Blood. 20 which an persons arc
SUBJECT IN spring ard summer. Sold by GEO. @.
Medicines III
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" oSuERTrL Success attends the introduction
of Pyle's X Soap. It's superiority over Or
binary soap IS at once apparent, hence the
crate but consumer heralds its merits from neigh
Dor 20 ueighbor and al irst-class grocerymen
soon see the necessity for large stock Of the
ssD Z
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sperial Notifr.
BoGLE's ENAMEL CoMPLExIo,

BOGLE'S ENAMEL COMPLEXION
POWDER, TIE SECRET OF BEAUTY. "A new.
elegant and agreeable preparation for identifying
the complexion and rendering it fresh clear. pure
and Of marble deucaey, yet sniirely free from any
thing which can possibly be injurious to the cuti-
Gle. 1t eradicstes tan, discoloratons and all erup-
tive affections Of the skin. One trial decides its
complete superiority any other article Ceither
liquid POWDER whether Of foreign or home man
ufacture. Price 90 cents.
W. BOGLE,
Wigs and Hair-WoTk, 2l2 Washi ngton St, Boston
BOGLE'S MYSTIC HAIR TINA new
diIcoverY for colonng the Hair, whiskers and
houstaches. Overtops everything. Sales i'm
nense. Satisfaction unlimited. One preparation.
Any color. No washing. No trouble. Reliable
and perfect
". BOGLE.
Wigs and H.ir-Work 202 Washington St, Boston.
oct g. vino.
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INEORMATfnN.

Information guaranteed to produce a luxuriant
sIo"th Of mar upon bald head or belriless face
also recipe for the removal OF PimpIes. BIotcbes
Eruptions, ETC., on the skin, leaving Tie same
SOFT clear, and beautiful. can be obtained without
charge by addressing
THoS. 7. CHAPMAN, CnE,1sr.
Sept 9Th. 80 BrSsdWav n y
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MINERAL BATHS Al HoMA
few baths prepared with strumane saie VAL ei-
fectually cure Dyspepsia, Rheumatism scroiuis
and eruptions On the face. Sold by all drusss"
generally
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'talEt thou not minister % mind diseased.
and, with some sweet, Obliyi0us antif0te,
tlcalse tie foul bosom OF perilUus stuff
L.at N.--L- uu-n Tic llnIt ~

Certainly Plantation Bi.ters will DO it when
nothing else Will. Melancholy, Depression,
Hyrochondria, Insanity, all spring, more OF
Les, from q diseased stomach, and this, Plan
tatiOu Bitters Is 9 sure cure for. There is no
mistake about It Dyspepsia. Headache, Dull
uess, Ague, and Low Spirits must yield to the
healih-givirg ard genial influence Of the Plan
tation B:ttors. Ii you are in doubt. make one
trial and he convinced. Thus ray those who
know
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MAGNOLIA WArER-A delightful toilet arti-
cle-superior TO Cologne, and at half the price.
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HOYEY'S ILLUSTRATED Guide
TO
WINTER * SPRING GARDENING
FOR 1872

~ Tow READY containing l!zt Uf 1900 variett, Of
bulncus Flowers TIth many tu-rayiu.s. 4 BEAU
IliuL LcEso PLAT, AMI full directions ~ cui-
ture. sent postpaid - receipt or ten cents 40
iness hoFey Co.. B North MsTset st. Boston
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TO OWNERS OF HORSES ANDr,T-
TIE

! Z 4 4 =
TIE.
TCBIAS DERBY CONDITION POWDERS ARE
warranted superior to any others, lr 40 paw. for
the cure Of Distemper, Worms, Bots. Coughs.
Hide-bount, Colds, &c, IN q rses AMI Colds.
Coughs, Loss Of Mix, Black Tongue. Horn DIS
temper, &c, in Cattle. They are perfectly slf.
and innocent NJ nsci Of stopping the workin..
Of your animals. They increase the appetite.
give iae coat. cleanse the stomach and urinary
organs also increase the milk occ5ws. Try them.
and you Will never be without them Hiram
Woodruff, the celebrated trainer % traltn. horses
has used them ior years. All rec5nneuis then.
to his friends. Col. PAiio. P Bush. % The Jerome
Race Course, F0riham, y. y, would no. use then,
until he was told OF what they are composed.
since which he is never without them. lie has
over twenty running horses in his char,e. and
fr the last three years has usct no other meti
cine for them. lie has kindly permitted me TO
refer any one Of them. OycrI.o.1 other references
can be seen at the depot. SoIl bv druggists and
saddle-s. Price - cents per box. Depot. s.
'o1uAhet street. NcW York. lseptl-l6wlm
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In pursuance fthe foregoing order OF the Probate
Court, 1 hereby give notice that have adopted
Herbert L. Irish as ny child and heir at law and
desired his name changed to George Henry Tyler.
PEELkY +. TYLER.
Sept. 18th wJw'
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WANTED.

A THE Home for Destitute Children, Pro
IA testsnt woman 20 do kitchen WORK, and TO
oversee the girls in such work.
HICk0E.
Sept 18th, 1867, d3t&wiw
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A sIHNiA CU RED.-ReIief guaranteed in 8
"a minutes, ard PsrmrH cure effected by the
use OF "IPHANs ASTHMA CURE Gases Of from
tsI 10 firsnfg ysa's standing yield az once 70 its
inlgeEce Price . Sent postpaid 70 any address
ng . n. tfaANi - south Eighth Street. Philadel-
gis;s.
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STEPHEN PUGsLEY.


t-''-' - " FVNII-1 : IN :, ~
Messrs. I. ALLcock 4 Co.-D,4r Sirs. Ny
daughter used one Of your Porous Piastcrs. She
lad very bad pain in her side, AID il cured il in
&c week Yours truly,
JOHN y n. HUNTER.
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FISHERS COUGH DRoPS''-Wi.l. if
taket in season break up any cough, and prevent
coH'HHTiisH. It has in many cases cured the pa
tent when given up by the physician, and is espe-
eiAliy recommended to those who are troubled
with night coughs, as it insures sree: and re
freshing sleep.
MASON, sYMoNDSS CO., Kenne5unk, lie, Pro-
pFietors GEO. c. GOODWIN CO., Boston, Gen.
eral Agents. Sold by all druggists.
Sept. %. vfmos
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$50 To 500 PER DAY.

TWO HUNDRED AGENTS WANTED
Active and experienced men can make from 81
% SO per day selling P5rci's patent Tliy cop
ling, the
GREATEST IMPROVEMENT OF THE AGE
send for Circular 20
POWELL & CO, Underhill Centre, Vt
August 30, 1867. w3m
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M T. STILL LIVE Don't he humbug,,d IN,
W ~ lmpostors or patent cast iya1 ~ ~: ~
chine stencil tools Send for our New CatsIo,,a.
Of IhPKOvED STENCIL DIES, % varieties III, ~
Sfesf' CAREFULLY finished and tempered.
. n sfENCER CO., Brattleboro VI
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ADOPTION MOTTO


Yau are hereby ordered o. pubi.s q
notice tlr,e weeks successfully in the burlington
Free Pres printed u Burlington. ia the District n
Chittsnden. that You have adopted George Cluk, oi
Colchester, in said District your child and l0r a.
law, and desire his name changed 20 George Proper
Hlntres.
r.. g. WALES,
Jude y Ilu. Ite.
Burlington, sep. l-,h l-C7
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DIR. HAWKS
UNI VERSAL STIN Mt,

o.
This celebrated Medicine is the most powerful
Tonic, the pufest and strongest Sumulant lnowu.
u IS an internal and external re uedy, and can he
used with perfect safety by any individual. ~
SIANTANE0US IN ACTION-SAFE ~ OPERA
ilON. 1t relieves pain and soreness wherever ap-
piled il quickens and restores the circulation Of
the blood, an stimulates all the organs 20 a live
> ana healthiul action. 10 warns, reyves and
ln'lsorates the whole System drawn ia the blood
rom the internal organs to the surface OF the body
thus curing deep-seated Pain COMPOSITIONS. and
lnnammations. IL has also been proved 20 be 4
most excellent Preventive and Cure for thai ter
riole disease, AslATIC CHOLERA Also in the
treatment ofRHEMATISM, NEURALGIA. FEVER
and A6IE, DlAltRllOEA, DHSENTEKY, NOR
LITIGATION, and all MALtRTiL and Chronic
DISEASF.
c. F. LORD, Proprietor AID Manufacturer.
Manch ester, y. IL.
sold by all Druggists.
Oct. It'll, u3m
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L. pursuance = tie for-oin. order OF the Probate
Court hereby give notice that have adopted George
Cllr, nv child and heir 20 law and desire bis
changed % George Proper Iluutrc,..
DAS. Y. HUNTEE~S.
sept. a.th vi4v3N-
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siOADAY MADE BYASYoxE

S,sa ny Patent Stencil Tools. prepay sample
explain. Ad5res, ihairinierS Ny Circulars will
A uENI WANfED,-sIO to $40 a dav, to intro
~. NJ .Sy vur new patent STAR SHUTTLE SEW,
~ ~" aAC uiNE- Price $40. IL uses two threads
S s mares the genuine Lock STITCH. All other
l9s priced machines make the CHAIN srrrcH. Ex-
S a1i, ,ertory given, Send for circulars. W. j.
nILoON CO., Mannfacfarsrs, Cleveland. Ohio.
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FISHERS COUGH DRoPs--wiu

Principal Agency, BraIdre;l House. Ncw Yors.
Sold by all Druggists sertladtvlp,
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You are hereby ordered 70 publish 4 notice
three week successfully in the Burlington FREz
Press, printed at Burlington in the District Of
Chittenden, that you have adopted Herbert l. Irish
OF Hnesburgh, in said District, your child, and
heir at law ana desire his name chan ed TO George
Henry Tyler.
T r. WALES,
Judge Of Probate.
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Nav YoRK, Oct ,.
Gold, 1881; BOO Of '62, ll3 of "a,
lOJ OF 'o5. l09i l0l0's 99i; 1905.
l0Gg
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ConcayO Convex Mirror.

For sale e this place ouly bytB. FLOYD
JewelleI, in Milton by z Whitney, in Richmond
hy Dr. wm. Root.
EMPLOY no PFDDLRRs.
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WANTED.

r'HRER HUNDRED rs LEAF SAGE for which
quantities taken from n upwards.
DREW ATwATER.
opposite Lake House
SsPe- w. VIZ
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QUARTER OF MILLION sAvEDA

y ~ Ut II vi isIsfVN II I'D 4
DAY.
One hundred thousand men now labor. with good
results, who, until they used
ALLCOCK's POROUS rLAsTERs.
had not done days work for years. So these
Plasters are the means Of increasing o.
o; the nation, not less than quarter ofa million
day.
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ATTENTION TENTH VERMosT.-The Second
Annual Reunion the 10th Vt. Regiment will
be held at the Waterbury Hotel. at Waterbury,
on the 23i day Of 0ctOberslS67, at O'Clock,
P. N. Bring the Ladies.
The Central, Rutland, and Passumpsic Roads
Will carry passengers for fare one wsy All
come
VIZ. W. Henry,
JoHS 4 SALISBURY, Committee.
\. B. VALENIsET
oct llNu1t
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TIE CELEBRATED
aStey Cottage Organs

j. AsTsi * CO., EEiTTLEE1Eo, VI.
The orlEinal inventors and ruauuficturcr4 Com
hin4ne more Projections than any cthcr in tie
WoFid- Rave taken tie first premiums az All The
principal fairs in the country. 3a5 Washirston 81
boston 81. Lrocme s.. New York . n IN ST
FL-lllc- uLl1 ilj Randolph So Chicago.
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OF UB A.

One Prize Of 100000
- $4,000
% $4,000
/" 10000
&C. &c Prizes paid in Gold P51ss Ca, GasheS and
july3d&wlyrl 63N Main St., Providence. R
DANGEROUS SEASONAL almost IN
paralleled quantity Of Train has fallen during tie
Summer. Vegetation has been wonderfully thick
and rank, and, as it decays, an unusual INT OF
sickness may be expected unless proper means are
taken to prevent it.
Fever and asus and bilious remittents already
prevail to alarming extent, and as Fall advances
and the mslarious night fogs become heavier. the
sick list is likely to increase both in the city and
the cOuntry. It is therefore, only an act Of common
prudence to keep the vital forces in full yigor, so
that they may resist the unhealthy influences Of
the season. Reinforced by the tonic operation Of
HosTETTER'S STOMACH BfTTERs, the sys-
ten. however weak and susceptible naturally
will, in nine cases cut Of ten, successfully combat
every species q atmospheric poison BY which cpl
denies are produced.
During the months Of September, october and
November the difference in temperature between
day and night Is very great, and the chilling dews
and nlists Of the season are the prolific Of
indigestion, cholera-morhus, diarrhea and dysen-
Cry. Bearing this in mind, renersJsr also, that
the BITTERS not only invigcrate the stomach and
brace the nerves, but Get specifically upon the Boc-
si' and the lrer, imparting to those important or
gans regularity and to-e. II is not reasonable to
expect immunity i;cm prevalent complaints if 10
precautions are taken to escape them.
HOSTETTER's BITTERS are at once pleasant
to the taste and the most certain Of all safeguards
against febrile ailments
Oct. Sd. d&wlE
ONTHE TOPMOST WAVE
OF opularity, witho a competitor and. defyins
competition. bound to flourish a long as
THE GOOD SHIP TRUTH
spreads her sails, or nature produces fiery tinted
hair, or Time sheds is white spray on Luma
beads,
CRISTADORO'S HAIR DYE
wins golden opinions from all sorts o. people"
and can never go by the board7 while 1t is held
desirable by man or woman to he eomely. Manu-
actured by J. CRIsTADORO, q Maiden Lane,
New York. sold by all Druggists. Applied bT
all Hair Dressers.
scptl2dswIm
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You're Wanted! Look Here

Agents both male and female, wanted eyerv
Nhere y sell the PATENT IMPROVED INK REsER-
Fo.R, 10y which from one to two pages can h.
written without replenishing with inkl and our
Fancy ana Dry Goods etc. Can clear from "a 10
$40 day No capital required. Price 10 cent
with an advertisement describing an articie ~,
sac sac m our DOLLAR PURCHASING AGENCY.
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65 Hanover ST., Mass,
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Judge d Fr0bltc.
Burlington. Sept. 20, lso..
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RETAIL PRICES CURRENT.
Corrected Weakly for the Ppyy pprssN

burungton, Thursday Oct.
ELQuR. MEAL. &c.
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WE ARE COMING,
PATENT LEAD-ENCAsED TIN PIPE.
Manufactured under Patents of the COL
Wells, Shaw * Willard Manufacture
Ing COMPANY.

II tons 10 common Lead Pine OyE-F,S-r ~
its thickness is PUgE TN, encased in four d,bs Of
Lead, forming PERFECT UNION. Water csnveyed
through II only comes in contact with the Tfs
Il a. strong Lsaf PIPE Of thrice tls r-sigJf p,y
f4o'. S- ="
Costs less per foot tsa'. Lssa PIPE Of ne sam,
strength
Also, superior qualities Of WHITE LEAD Ann
LiNc, try and ground in Oil, RED LEAD LrTHARGE
LEAS flFs, TN PIPE, sHsEr LEAD. CAsr IROS PIPs
AND TING Pumps, &C, &c. Manufactured BY
BOSTON LEADCO.
J. Ii. CHADWICK l. CO., AGENTS.
10 n 81 Broad ST., Boston.
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Sept. 10th.
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ROYAL Havana Lottery

Wigs and H.ir-WOrk. 2o2 Washington St, Boston.
oct 5. wlmo.
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OSTUE ToPNOsT WA

ONTHE TOPMOsT WAVE
OF opularity. witho a competitor and. defyinE
competition. bound to flourish as long as
THE GOOD SHIP TRUTH
sura-ds her sails or uatu-e nrrdrras fiery fiutet
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Committee.
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DENTAL NOTICE.

RP'eGse give me a call.
Ufice in First National
trance on College 81.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-05
KENTUCKx ITEMs.

Last Wednesday night one of the editors
of the AnziegeT at Louisville was knocked
down by saloon keeper.
There is school for colored children in
Lexington, taught exclusively by negro
teachers. There are about three hundred
scholars in attendance. The school is or
ganized under the provisions of late Act
of the State Legislature.
A Mr.. Keys, a rejected sutton of a daugh-
ter of Hampton Walker, of Christian
Comfy, safterr her emarfiage to aHothe q
man, put In execution, hreat to take her
life, and escaping rom Justice, was ar
rested a few days ago in Illinois and taken
back.
The Congressional Committee on Elec-
tions, will meet at Lexington on the llth
lnst, to take proof as to the charges pre-
fered against the members elect from Ken
tucky.
An old man, name not given, died on
the river bank at Louisville last Monday
of yellow fever, having contracted the
disease in the South. While lying on the
bank, he was robbed of $500.
( d. III. Lago, of Illinois, was severely
beaten in Lexington on Monday night
last, by some unknown person.
/ Mr.. Ambrose Young. of Woodford, in
tends exhibatffg his .premium mares al
the st. Louis fair.
One thousand students are expected to
be in attendance at the Kentucky Uni
versity the present session.
/ General Weitzel's corps of engineers. en-
gagged In making the survey for canal
around the falls. are now making triangu-
lations on the Kentucky side of the river,
above Clay Street, and about opposite
Jacksonville.
A protracted meeting held by the Bap-
list denomination at Taylorsville, has re-
suited in the addition of 112 members to
the church.
/ The Louisville Courier of the Sd inst,
says" The two young men, Ryland Shuck
Bnd Charles Kelly, whose arrest we men,
Lioned yesterday as suspected felons,
proved to be the perpetrators ofthe daring
high way robbery near the Nashville de-
pot short tins age Shuck was arrested
IN New Albany, and Kelly in Cincinnati.
They are both young aud handsome look
ing me :. but, no doubt, two of the boldest
and most adroit thieves in the country"
A correspondent of a Louisville paper
writes from Frankfort furnishing informa-
ion that Colbut, the notorious train rob-
Der. who had escaped, had been recap
ured.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-05

Conductor Sam Graham. OF. the Jeher-
sonville Railroad, was severely but " Is
hoped not fatally. injured last Tuesday
morning. at Austin. while .attempting to
apply the brakes to stop the train.
An old man named GOWNS attempted
suicide, at Lebanon, last Tuesday. He
placed himself on the track of the Lafay-
cite Railroad TO be run over by the train,
but the ow-catcher knocked him off and
his purpose failed.
At Seymour, Indiana, fair but fra1i
one made an attempt a few days ago to
shuttle off this mortal coil by the use of
chioroform. Fortunately the fact was dis
covered beforesitsw COO 1afa alapkq er
restoratives saved her life- Being thrown
on the cold charities of the world by her
relatives was assigned as the cause for the
deed.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-05
To CORRESPONDENTS.

We never notice communications
not accompanied with the name of
the author, who must be made known
to us if unacquainted.
Write ononly one side 81 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.i1q sssi Us .lss q fessgesg 41s $
The publication Of comnunica-
ton is no evidence that the editors
adept its sentiments. The author lis
alone responsible for them.
COMMUNICATIONS should be address,
ed to, the " Editors. of the JOURNAL
and not to individuals.
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Tur I..ol,;;srifla Dem 1.c, !,

The Louisville Democrat, asserts
that Radicalism has, advanced in
Kentucky to the position Of demand
ing negro suffrage at the hands of
Congress, and expresses fears that it
will be obtained and enforced by the
military. 1t further charges that this
result is due TO the last election in
that State, It. says. the rebels got a
majority in the South, brought on
war. and negro suffrage. They got the
majority in Kentucky, and the same
result is apparently coming. We are
glad to obserye. that the, Democrat is
disposed to. place the responsibility
for negro suffrage where it justly be-
longs. and trust hereafter it will not
abuse Republicans for what it now
specifies as the work Of Democrats. -
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-05
A Soldier on the Issues.

Major General NATHAN KIMBALL,
of the glorious old Fourteenth, who
fought with such distinguished gal
laatzy at Cheat Mountain, Greenbriar.
Winchester, (where he compelled
SToNEwALL JACKSON to turn his
back upon the field Of battle at
! ntietam, Fredericksburg and Vicks-
burg, will speak tonight at the Court
House. The loyal men of Wander
burgh, who watched his career during
the war, will delight to do him honor
tonight by turning out en- naasse to
listen to his views Of the issues of the
day, as presented to the voters Of
Vanderburgh County.