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New-York tribune., 1868-02-28
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No. i5s DEOADwAI. Ssv loNK, Feb. y. lssa
A SEMI ANNUAL DIVIDEND Of FIVE
N PEg CENT free ts hi dfT -n deared o.
u Directors psybls lsta sOCLAhb seesr,n
OTTios oT rHE CHlcaGo ASb AiToS Ea,iEo.p Co.,
Chir,oo IL. fsi. u
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.--No IS
~ hetshr xtea ~ " tbc CHICAGO hND Alof
RAILROAD CONPANY, that DIVIDEND of Fl,b fbh 'hn T.
nee h. tsen ts dy d~'ef upon NO ne
ra spd Common CailpspY pa able Al fhe 0c ~
nEssRS X JESuP COGrANi No Il Zine 81 Aes'lors
bn- SAD stft who te res-
tired saeh III close u hnu~ss hur- on ihe 7h Hst
The bools ~ b closed tbs h ibs, aud fcopsaed Tor
tfsgsfrrs o The 81 dag ef Nsr,h usrt
New-York tribune., 1868-02-28

I ONG ISLAND RAILR0AD-Winter Ar
H ralgcneBt-Change Of Tme-LesYe !amesshpG H, Mall
train Greppo and all vsystaioa' connecting Aneo win
trains n bynssct s1
Ind ali NsT stations D N Express for River Head
Glen tssn aud all ststona
laruus sa5 Hampstead passenger un aud for North P saa
da1 ohIg.
ssniay EEeron raa Hunter Point el3 arrives
Hunters Point al $40 p H. To taks eject Nov 1867
New-York tribune., 1868-02-28

NeuiOk
BBtTanee Twenty seVenthsI
TRAINS LEAVE EBw.YoRKi
70, Haven bridgeport 7oo a00 (BLl. ilD lals
Q!I), 1O0 EIl, 1t5 L3e, and 500 (EIl :. H.
For Milford siraIfor Frss Southport sud ws'pOH 100 lLSO
q m a45 40 p. "a. -. -. .. -. ,
For NorwsH fo0 sOo CzI soO lls lais (EIl 500 tEl
~ 70, n 6,1sS H., 9cS - sco ' n 90 has 4n61hm
stanford 800 800 ll30 RlS kLl Ila, 800
RIl. at5, A30 Ok 40. $50 $50, bOO tEx l,p. -
For heFmediats stations 7Oo aoo lp nj 1io
3t3, it0, $50 60 p -, .u...,.,
Por Boston Springfield, 500 a (EIl 300 (RI) 6oO
For posfob yA Shore Line, l2i3 (EI y soo p.
Por Hartford sprn COED, 500 N tEI zls zoo ELl 400
FOR Competitor. River Railroad 400 m. Eri l2sp N to Mon
trial, 800 >. m. 70 Northampton - ,.
Hartford, Providence and fshk Railroad eOO kEIl lIl9
m.
keE London and ftonf hslfOad hW
roi Canal Railroad. IL p N. 10 EQrthsmptou-
For HonssiOnic Railroad 400 a. H. aoOp IN.
korN Nausatuek Rsiir rssd. a., .
Por DAnbpry and Eor1sl Railroad 100, l9opn
Commodous sleepAss Cara attached TO soe N train
JANIS H. HOYT Scpt
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vi by wM. & JOHN OBRIEg
"a nj

nor SALE-20O Shares of RICHMOND IRON
il MINING STOCK. Ahir.s. With best proposition M
HATCH, Bor No. l5s Tribune Ofce
New-York tribune., 1868-02-28

ADVANTAGES TO INSURERS;
SMALLEST RATIO or MORTALITY.
EyPRNsES IKSs THAN ANY CASH OOdPAhI
IIBFRAL MODES or PAiMBNr OF PREMIUMS
INSCRERs RECRIYE rHB LARGEST BOhUs hYBh GIVEN
nt,IOYsDS NADk ANNUALLY on ALL HABIlCiPAlIhQ
POLICIES.
no CLAIMS UNPAID
An KINDS or SOS-FORFEITtyq LlEB AND ENDOWMENT
POLICIES fSSTkp.
POLICIES lECOSTkSTABLk
ALL ENDOWMENT POLICIES H0s-rORFBfT ABLB MTER 0SE
PAYMENT
The Eewng elHrel NJ hs opersiSo e lhs last d'tsss
Policies ISSUED N 1857 ONLY FOUR TEARS AGO.
Prrmisia Aiiet 10 Tot,l
.fi..a. Insured Psld poisl. Awr rois,.
-fl0OOh fiIie EN- eiSbn
\, gOAf ION Z1B i0BN
20 l01g
- N0 Sr EN5 AS5
THIS entirely l,n giving insurers the iIsr r.larn sr
nj BIZ ~ in tke sane gedoi
GBORGB PKNCH Manchester ", Gsost,l AEth for Maine
MASON ByBRgfr Boroa A'n., Gsu'rl AS,a, Sr Eu'trs
hsssscbusers .. go ~.
YorE ~ 49,.
H. ID WINDSOR. Efie Pa 0eners AgeBi Tor fenGsylyasis
Lgwis sPES ER Co.. Cs'sini oh's "sssrA ASea" i oh'
lad. L.
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OADaAacx OyTcH, War DKPAKTsKSr, [
wAsHs0ror Peb 81. le6s
PROPOSALS for IRON BEAMS and othe

II IRON Tor ROCK ISLAND ARSBEAL-SRAIRD PROPOSALS
, bs received By shs unde gas this oee uus O'Clock
d. l dss for The hvey bos Of railroad Al the
Rocl Arsenal IN e STATE o. Illinois Of che following rss. o.
ioa uaues and At saeh anes Of b required Of
yhish das notics ull b si'ea via:
sines s. sSh Ou u sind cut ,sES and saais at the
Si.ss si.ss rs..s. ss.s. ssi.
sne beams sd smaller rs, Of beams sud Of angle and eAa
sei ifuB- Il.
o..s ef th. columns they may 10 faruish
Bsrop reuUd ssd & Of 70 pounds Zach 'eaaI m
seoftruses kh -.
The pre sf per pound delivered 70 be clearly stated
P,spo,. x s b received pound for he ileeh l2neh sud
pDA Aad of drilled and td ready 70 SET seeod
Inr IA p,aus u b. er at this omoa
P.u will u nais d-vsry OF th ron s soon hsressT
d. .h, be received iof tia uO,e sna saeh aHd' " 'hs u
ma, prcvids -, An a.. 49,.
oso reserved 20 reject All ds
gnsseso and hds and contract iof ell or any o
ths stsfisis sdystlsed for.
4, 4 RODMAH Byt b. General,
Command ~ Reek Island AutsiL
New-York tribune., 1868-02-28
xnrnitnr,.

bedroom EEAMELED FURNITURE Of
usrr.pted solid Cbusnat and Walnut Chan
btr sultss psIa snd easnss FARRlNGToEL Ne 36S
Cana a., opp0ate Wooster Established lS4a
New-York tribune., 1868-02-28
COUTHSIDE RAILROAD OF L. I.-(WIN

ANOUIHSlDE KAlLROAD OF l.. LII w IN
- TER ARRAE0KhENTSl
Jsless slip n q at via Railroad 10 Jamaica, o
Babycn and sll stAtioHl =
Lave FrsniinA ave, Brooilyh sos NJ via Brooklyn Centrh
Railroad, ~ Janaea Tor Babylon and all NtAt0Ha .
Leave Jsesssip h T., at Railroad, TO oJ.nsei f'f
BsbJ!oa and all way slAiionA -.
psninsvs. BroOtlyn, st2sS via BrooiJp Central
Railroad 70 Jamaica for Babylon and all war stations
Leave Babylon at 1 for Jamaica and all staons oouneF
Ing with trails oI RAlrosd arriving al Jsmssssip At 10 n
Leave Bah lou 735 and all sayaisuons eenneF
ms With train Of BroOkyn Csairsl Railroad arriving 81 fsns
BrOoklyl At l0a N. .
Leave Bab'on i10 N Jsuslca sad al uy isns eos
meeting NTH train Of L. Railroad. arriving At Janstrshp n
Leave Babylon l7O Jamses and al waJ satons eoo
nseiag With no Brcokyn Central Railroad sInving fIsahn
Brookiyn sos connecting so win tns horse cars OF
the kss HsslOrk and jamaica Railroad .hnh srys exsy
Minutes r. WHITE, buP<rnl<neeat
To take eject Nov. g. 1907
A BRILLIANT LIGHT . \, a. ,.,r,,,..,,. on
New-York tribune., 1868-02-28
ynt,Is.
A MEXICAN HOTEL, Broadway and Eighth
n 81 Hs-Yort on she European plan Rooms 10 suites Or Dgy
HOUSE,
ROSTON. MASS.
Mnrblt ManttIs.

MARBLE MANTELS.-A large stock on
1fl all ready setting hucng sbch be soh
the ns1t 50 5, sny price on Of rvbuihing
A. KIABEa No. l34 East Eightssntbst. Third-sye
MARBLEIZED SLATE MANTELS, half the
Vl price of Marble Send faT esiaague 7. T. STEWART,
Ne COS siIthaVs, between Thya ahh and ThlJnT'bs sta
New-York tribune., 1868-02-28
Sinaatiial.

49,
oyTc1 OF TIE uSITED ISsUHAscr CosrlSr,l
IN The CITY ofEer-YoTf No. 40 hsltt, Z
EEvYoRK, Peh IS, 1868.
ELECTION N0TICE.-The Annual Election
IL for DIRECTORS this ConpaBy, and for three
or ELECTION Will be held ohee MONDAY te "a ac
By order NICHOLAS DBGROOT, seeretsIy
UEIoS PAcno RaIKoAD Cosrisr
No % kADiUsT, EEs IOEE, Jan 81, isos },
TNHE Stockholders Of the Union racine hali-
Il COMPANY that tbs anDe. tut o al
CODpAuy Of Director amendment 2, -
action o. rnch other business come eoe
The llih dy Of March At V) tea seleeh t,rs
Company IN the ety ofEes.DOfk Oldfh AS' ''os''e1"
CHARLu 1urrIh Secretary.
EIRST-CI, ASS INVESTMENT-Sec Security un-
ubSd-421 600 PRSI n0hlnASs pV"Ts Ts :. ps 49,
per cent Coupons payable h Of March snd sepiemoe A,s
covering the entire property OF
The comupy e Railroad the halt hFs boot
the south e OF The slB 70 Patchofus,
nile, complete running Net earnings
dnng Wiptsr month"; the BoodA The Road gsdo
She line ard the entire line vii be completed
80. ~ a. w.aber s permit For sale favorable By
~ SMITH GOULD. MARTIN 1 Co., B,sisu sSd Broker"
No II Bro,dst n T.
PEssTcS co1L AND fCosFIpI, No 2g w.,ott
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF the SIOCk-
II HOLDERS Of this COMPANY will BE- heh on WkDNbSDAl,
MARCH n O'Clock q, The Once Of VIE CompsnJ 81 Which
VIZ be h,k iOf DseoD o tia snssisE Isn
n. p BUTTER Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-28
SPEED, and COMFORT.

POR BOSTON.
WORCESTER PALMER, PiTCHBURG, NASHUA LOWELL, CON
CORD, TilR WHITE MOUNTAINS, AND
IETRRMEDiATB POINTS
Tie new AMI s,such steamers Of the Eorvich Line,
CITY OF BOSTON and CITY or NEWYoRK,
ssys New York (Sundays eIoepte AZ o'clock from
Pier No. y North River foot Of Vesuyst.
POR ERW-LUNDON,
With Train rom
Boston and NOeesteT
ard Esshut sui Eeg -Lorion and Northern Railroads
AgentOn
New-York tribune., 1868-02-28
NEW YORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
COMMENCING JUNE J. 1901

station 10 Neu York TWenty seventh e. and forrt
BBtlnoe on Twenty'SeTenths
New-York tribune., 1868-02-28
p,ntistrp.
Sitambuats snn SailrOans.

BRISTOL LINE.
The steamers BRISTOL asd PROVIDENCE barirF been -kdsvn
order rest and renoVate them, the ne vi. BE-
covered bJ the t aud WekDown freight pspeers hBlls and
DORIS which viii mako their trips the nSA tue and go H DO
IL o. BRIGGS, General Manager
New-York tribune., 1868-02-28

ALL CLASSES OF UNITED STATES FUFDs CREpITEp Or
RRhlTTED FOR, ON RBCBPT, AT MARKET RATKA
FRER OF AL COMMIaSIOH CHARGks.
New-York tribune., 1868-02-28

CALLING from PIER No. NORTH RIVER,
- For Charesou aud PordaifOts
EvYogk Chsreston Steamship Copsnys tteas ros
wheel steamship -.
JAMES ADGKR CAPT. LOCKWOOD. WEDNESDAY, MARCH al
D NJ Superior accommodations for p6s,engera -
Toash passage Tickets Adng issued IN connection With
Csroaa Railroad al points South and South "es and va
~ Florida ports
Goods forwarded free OF commission.
Bills Of LAdlng furnished and signed On the PIER
Passenger and freight onee, No 26 Brosdwa{ ,,ono.wo
The Van Buren press., 1868-06-12
I'd Ey When kept store in Syracuse,
said Tobev, the old man came in one day

and said.i Ins .'re ..' .Ig'o1a' ''a nol'''-i
Boys, the one. that sells The most
'twixt now and Christmas gets vest pat
tern for . present ..r 49,, ...,1,,,.r
Maybe We didn't work for. that vest.
tell YOU there were some tall stories
told in praise of goods about that time.
But the taliest talker, and the one who
had more check than any Of US, was.a
certain Jonah Squires, who roomed with
me. lie could talk dollar out of a
mans POCKET when the man only intend
ed to spend a sixpencc. And the women.
bless yon they just handed over their
pocket books and let him take out what
he wanted s"m.l''.fh .]in'h 79 uNb01h!
One nightJonah woke up with" ptell
you old fellow, IL you think that's got
cotton in it, I'll bring down the sheep
that it was cut from, and make IL swear
to its own wool 'Twont wear ont either.
| wore a pair of pants of that, stuG for
five yeas, aud they're as good now as
when ! put 'em on. Take il at 80 cents.
and III say YOU owe me nothing. Eh.
too dear? Wen call It IS What dye
say Shall ! tear il Al rishSt,i iss'
Jonah was talking in his slsep, ,Icopldl
hear his hand playing. about the bed
clothes for an instant and then-rP-
went something and ! had my head. under
the blankets perfectly convulsed With
laughter, and sure that Jonah had torn
the shee, from top ia bottom. When ]
woke up in the morning--las unkinslest
Of ALL found tbatth hack Of my night
shirt was split from the tail to the collar
band ......y -.t..f-. 4,s'H
The Van Buren press., 1868-06-12
50 % per annum, strictly In advance.
. % for six months
Single copies 10 cents OG . :

. Advertisement inserted at Sl.jO cents per
,luare, of ~ lines or lcss--and 70 cents for
zach subsequent insertion. Liberal deduction
nsic to yearly advertisers. oh' ',o' ''
Marriage notices s2oO. Obituary notices
shen under three lines, free of charge; over
three lines, the usual charge made as for ord
inary advertising. ia -.-v
Cards or communications of a personal
character, if admissible at all, double the usual
ttcs and strictly in advance. -'4.' '
Announcing candidates. for Congress or
etatc offices, $1,000. County officers, $1,000.
Editorial notices, % cents perlinc. j
4 Yearly advertisements, paid Quarterly, in
ADVANCE. Legal and transient Advertisements
b. be paid for when left at the Office,
Al job Work, to be paid for on delivery.
idlress all letters aud communications to
J. DOMAIN, Editor and Proprietor.
The Van Buren press., 1868-06-12
No, z. Main Street, Van Buren,,

10 r. M. MEALS OLD STAND.
DEGINNING anew we feel determined to
ID offer better Inducements than euer before.
Appreciating the friendship shown to us by
hundreds of our customers. we shall spare no
efortsto make continuance of their patron-
age with the new firm both agreeable and
profitable TO our friends. ..t.-r.
Therefore we ask you to come and see US
come and look at our Goods - come and buy
Of u.s. We viii not be undersold BY any one
in Arkansas. Rely on that fact
april1S Z. C. POWELL & co.
The Van Buren press., 1868-06-12
STATE OF ARKANSAS,
County Of Pulaski.

STATE OF ARKANSAS,
County Of Pulaski.
In the Separate Court Of Chancery for said
county, at the special March term thereof,
A. d. 1868 18th day OF May, A. ID. 1868.
The State of Arkansas "a rn s.' .'
who snes on behalf of
herself, as well AS on
behalf of the holders .Df
of her bonds issued s..r -
to the Real Estate
Bank Of Arkansas.
and the creditors Of ......
said Bank, Complain
ant, ..-... .Hf.r- b. .. .I.,
H.y versus Bill for Foreclosure.
The W hfofnw or ofscc
o, in tSn,r 81 west, ~ a4gyg
and other tracts and
parcels ofland mort q. '..' '.'
gared for stock In
said Real Estate Bank
by John Drcnnen as - 1I.i
assignee Of Sam'l, w. ......,.,.,.., .......I
Walker, Defendant . rl,'.I.,s ..t.,
This day the State Of ofiArkansas. by W.W
Wiltshire. Esquire, solicitor general, files her
bill in this behalf with the several exhibits
referred to therein, the object of which bill Is
! to obtain decree for foreclosure Of Il certain
mortgage executed by John Drennen as as
! signcc of Samuel W. Walker, TO secure eighty
one shares of the capital stock of said Rea.
Estate Bank, upon the following described
tracts and parcels ofland, VIZ;
The hfor INV qr Of sec Q; G hfofnw ar o.
| sec s; W hf of ne ar Of sec $. and NV or Of sW
ar of sec O. in t 5 H., 81 W; the So fri or Of SCI
| SO. in t 9nr3 - "; the NV ar Of sec l. and y
! hf of ne or of see 7, in Sn. - ".
2 And a sale of said Land Tor the paymou. 0,
s,,chprn rantGabillty " matb@du'hHU /
On them IA Auli dccrcc; aie II a W ta3F3 !
Il copy ofthi' titry De puNIisArd in.tltN"
paper printed In the city OF .,,Uu Ep.u. AI-
kansas, by the public printer of Iug stDl. anu
also H. some newspaper printed IN he county
or counties IN which said lands yrg situaie, II
! any there be for fur successive WeckY user.
tions the last Insertion thereof 60 beat least
. lourw weeks before The first day ottie prmp
our said tha,iccIy court TO bcttdat tlIccourt
room of aid court, IN the city Of Little Rock
on the Third Monday, IN Octob,r. A. D. ISIS
and that the sampWbcn 50 ppbisnly Ge N1n
a -rluiriGI n}'opJo said mort gage. Az. u
All person, lining said land, under AiH and
10 nj, occupants otthc same, Of the beginning
and uu1taeY ~ SAID bill against them
\ unc coy from The recogd .r,....
Attest;
GORDON \, PHhl, 0"rk'
May la4-iw "
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-09-14
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

seq dot
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-09-14
Amusemenfs.


EVANSVILLE OPERA-OPENING OF
THE. DRAMATIC SEAsoN.-The regular
dramatic season opens at the Opera
House tonight, under the manage
ment of the distinguished Tragedian,
j. Newton Gotthold, with a full corps
of talented and experienced artists,
some of the leading members of which
we mentioned day or two ago. The
play selected for the occasion is
Richelieu, or the Conspiracy" Bull
wer's greatest production, and one of
the most interesting and pleasing
tragedies ever placed on any stage.
Mr.. Gotthold, the accomplished
lessee and manager, in addition to a
happy selection of his corps ora-
nsdttqme, has given special attention to
scenery, costumes, and other appoint
ments, and will be able to mount the
play in a style never surpassed on a
Western stage. The lover of the
drama in Evansville should give Mr..
Gotthold fair and impartial trial,
and, if found worthy, a continued
patronage. He is determined to give
them entertainments worthy of their
patronage, and hopes to receive such
encouragement as his efforts and abil-
ity merit. Give him a full house for
his opening night. l.-.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-09-14
EFBEoFs on the sgoRn-sTRUoK

EFREoTs or THE SE0RM-STRUcK
BY MISUNDERSTANDING the storm
Saturday evening, while the family OF
Dir. Christian Hedderich were at sup
per, the lightning struck the Seymour
and Blair pole, near his house, at the
top, tearing it considerably, and pass
ing down to the lower splice, where
the bolts which held the iron bands
around the pole were melted, and the
upper part of the pole fell to the
ground. The whole family of MIR.
Hedderich were considerably stunned
by the conclusion, and two boys of
Dir. Myer. a square of, were PROS
trated by the shock, and boy of Mr..
Teamer, living near by, was also
stunned. Teamer's house, near where
the pole stands, was struck by light
ming last Spring. It is probable that
the presence of the pole saved some
Of the houses in the vicinity from be-
ing struck.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-09-14

Music FOR THE FAIR.-The COav-
Ter of Friday announced that the
Democratic Silver Band had been
selected by the Directors of the South
Western District Fair to make music
during the present week at the Fair.
On Saturday it corrected the error in
part. The facts are. the Board in
sisted on having bids handed in, and
the Crescent City Silver Band offered
to play for fifty dollars and all ex-
penses, including dinners on the
grounds, paid. The Democratic Sill
YER Band agreed to play for thirty
six dollars, and pay their own ex-
penses. The contract was, therefore,
awarded to the latter.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-09-14

THE GEAR AND THE CARPENTER
This very pleasing opera was repeated
by the Liederkranz Society on Satur-
day night at the new Opera House,
and Notwithstanding the terrible rain
a fair audience was secured, though it
was not half as large as it should
have been. The opera was much bet
ter rendered than on the previous
evening. The opening chorus by the
Liederkranz. the Carpenters song by
Henry Sch@fer, and the chorus, the
Aria, in the second scene by Mrs.
Schlessinger, the Aria in the third
scene by Schafer, the Aria by Hof
richter, the Duet by Hofrichter
and Schlessinger. we're all "applauded
to the echo"
The closing scene of the feast was
magnificent music, and showed not
only the excellence of the perform.
anee, but also the excellence of the
acoustics Of the Opera House. We
have not space to follow the opera
throughout. The whole was good,
many parts of it especially so. Mr..
Wack and; Mr.. Deitz sustained their
respective roles with admirable abil-
ity. The Liederkranz is an associa-
ton of which the city has right to
be proud.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-09-14

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS. - On
Saturday some probate business was
disposed Of and some demurrers fled,
after which the remainder of the DAY
was occupied in the trial of the case
of the Evansville National Bank VS..
Levi Cox ct al. This was case for
the foreclosure Of a mortgage-the
mortgagers having in the meanwhile
having gone into bankruptcy. 1t is
an important suit, involving many
nice points of law. The suit was begun
in Warrick County, and a change of
venue was taken to this county.
Iglehart and DENLY appear for the
plaintiff, and james G.. Jones for the
defendants. The case was net con-
cluded.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-09-14
THE National DEBT.


-. ~ Shalt IL De Pnfds
Now Ready, Number Six of
The Tribune campaign sheets,
- CONTRASTING
THE NATIONAL FINANCES;
The National Expenditures;
Commissioner Weiss Report on the Ma
tional Debt in full;
aa Also, in q condensed form,
THE FINA CE QUESTION;
VaIlandigham on the Finances, and the
TrfDune's Structures thereon.
Hot0 shat the NdttOhGl Debt be Paid 81
The Democratic Platform.
u Air. Line Route 90 EtadRetag iRltiTl.
Simon stevens on Bond-Paying.
THADDEUS STEW ENS'S VIEWS.
Are u. S. Bonds PAYABLE in Coin or " Law
: &C. tas full Money?P ~
- A Speech bg 3fT. Cart ia or Ohio.
Republican Economy VS.. Democi attic tx
s-ts . tT2zagance.
Carl schurz to the Germans of Kentucky.
Senator sherman and the World.
Funding the National Debt.
The National Obligations
THE ACr4 OF CONGRESS for Issue OF U. =.
Noies and Ten-Forty Loan. --t
A Conversation about Bonds and Green-
backs.
An Irishman's Views of the Bond Cues
ton. ezt4 30
Simon Stevens's Letter to Joln Il. VIII
hams, with the IriblGne's answer thereto.
and a number of other artic les intended 10
elucIdate the present financial condition
and obligations of our country. Those who
wish the truth to be known and the puollc
faith 10 be maintained are invited 10 aid
us in giving this sheet the widest possible
circulation. Every Repubi lean should see
that at least one Democratic neighb Dor mas
q copy of this tract.
Price of No. 8, single copy, two cents. '.
20 copies, postage paid -.--..-....-...20 cts.
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sc14 d1t, wilt
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-09-14

ACCIDENT.-On Saturday morning
horse attached to "a cart loaded with
coal, belonging to Mr.. Lehr, backed
into the hole at the mouth of Locust
Street sewer and came near being
drowned. By an active effort the
herse's head was kept out of the
water until he was detached from the
cart, after which he was dragged out
apparently not much worse of the
wear, though showing a few bruises.
The cart was also recovered, but the
coal was lost. The break in the
sewer occurred during the high water
last Spring, and has never been re-
paired, r,.es- sft fs.t.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-09-14

pa As the political campaign ad-
vances it is important that every Re-
publican voter should consider his
individual relation to it, and make
some effort toward securing the cleo
ton of Grant and Colfax. One eff
cient mode of doing this is the eircu-
lation of good documents; therefore,
our readers should place copies of
this paper in the 4nds of their Dem
ocratic neighbors, and send to the
New York Tribune for the excellent
campaign sheets they have issued,
mention of which may be found in
our advertising columns.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-09-14

+ RoBBING A CASH DRAwER.-On
Saturday two boys, who appeared to
be strangers in the city. robbed the
money drawer of Mr.. McManaman,
on First Street, below Main, of some
SIG in money. A portion of the
money, and some articles which they
had purchased with the balance, were
recovered, and the boys let go. II
would have been better for them, no
doubt, had they been sent to the
House of Refuge, and full as well for
the community, upon which they have
been proving. sf sfs
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-09-14

SOUTHWESTERN DISTRICT FAIR
The sixth annual exhibition of the
Southwestern District Fair Associa-
ton opens at the Fair Grounds near
this city, to morrow, and promises to
be an attractive affair. The premium
list is the largest ever offered at a
local fair in the United States, and
but few if any State Fairs have sur
passed it in this particular. We
hope everybody will contribute to its
success. Special trains will run every
half hour. to carry visitors to the
grounds, and the Directors have left
nothing undone to contribute to the
comfort and convenience of the vis-
itors. E
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-09-14

IRON BR1DGE.-The iron bridge
over Pigeon Creek, on the road lead
ing from this city to Rockport, by the
way of BoonvilIe. and beyond the
last named place. has been completed,
and is now used by the public. Tt is
an excellent bridge, and was con-
struetedjointly by Warrick and Spen-
Ger counties, at cost of near 500, 600
1t is great public convenience, as at
times 1t was almost out of the ques-
ton to cross the creek before it was
built.