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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-14

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GREAT EVENT or THIS SEASON.
Enga cement Of athe celebra ed Equestri-
enne Actress,
MISS LIE H U d s o n,
and her Trained Horse. BLACK BEss.
THURSDAY EVENING. Way IAth,
First time in this city OF Lord Byrou's
great Poeticaf Spectacle,
NJ A 4 4 2 p A:
or, THE WILD Horse OF TARTARY.
Sc Mazeppa viii be produced on a grand
and expensive scale, and with al the
original dresses and scentry.
See future advertisements. lnal8 DIT
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-14

AN interesting letter from New
Orleans, and one from Pike County,
will be found on the second page.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-14
DRESS. MAKERS.

And are now prepared to make Dresses
after the latest French style. Particular
attention given to Evening and Riding
Dresses. Third Street, second door from
Walnut, opposite City Han. Tmay1 IW
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-14
Merchant Tailor.

p. ~. Anderson
Can be found at
NO. 8 CHANDELIERS BLOCK,
ap2I am (gP-STAIRs.)
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-14

FUHE MISSES COOKE wish tOannounce
h to the Ladies Of Evansville that they
q e frsf.olage
New-York tribune., 1868-01-16
ERIE RAILWAY.-Trains leave Depot foot

II Of Chanberss., Payonia Ferry; 49,,
sOO Day Express for Rochester Buffalo, Salamanca Dunkrf,
s; No. WAY Train daily for otTie and Intern eta.e stations
1890 m Erpress Mall for Buffalo, ssmansa DankTk and al
points West and South . ,,,r,- -, ,-.r.....p...
tp m WAY Tpress stopping at Sterling Junction. Turner'S
and stations west Of yuneTs to Port JerTis Eswbuh and va"
New-York tribune., 1868-01-16
Ysaal NUtirs.
OFFIcs or THE UNITED STATES LIYE lssrsAsCs Co, }
Is THE CITY oy NRWYoRE No. 20 waLLsr.,

NKw.YoRK Yovember6 8, ieS1 }
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that at q
~ Board Directors Of this Company duly eoavts1
once ihe following resolutions Increasing ihe Gea.a.se
sbns paying including the closing and opening u
transfer be0ks, unanimously Alopted
Resolved That the Guarantee Capital of this Company be
Hundred Thousand dollars and subscriptions for Ne
Of 6y dollars each shall DO received h. oGes Of tho
Company No Wall street 10 the City ofNsYork sATuRDAf
the Eighth day Of February between tie hou often oeocf
each succeeding day between the
during business days thear unless the suhssrp.oa
filed such share beng fn1
dollars hereby required be paid in ash Ia sun, Ter dollars per
Of such subscriptions and the balance bene
forty dollars share within ten badness days rom snd ae sne G
the tie existing guarantee
capital declared have the preferences such snbs hpoH
Notice Of the enton increase the Capital STOCK Of
Hundred Thousand dollars be- and the heby
Published for period Of three months 10 tive daily
papers published In the City ofSew-York. -
Resolved That the transfer books oihs Company BE- and he
hereby directed be closed and from Wednesay he aha
1at Wednesday the fourth DAY March
next. al By Onier. NICHOLAS DEGRooT. seeIstsy
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See advertisement under head Of New Pablieatous
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g}t6 Qualifications.
A MEXICAN PH0TO-LITH0GRAPI cos
~ OEEICE HEKAIp BrLLnIXG-B -Broalaay-Koom 10
Ready Price Is cent. Part Of the New sehes o. Tie
DEOPLE's MAGAZINE.

PEOPLE'S MAGAZINE.
.Falpase Ii.hosrrph iS@ ! Mr.. Red Riding
Contrast or The i' s1 r ss1''iiI f2 Aaua
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CEND TEN CENTS and get
> Besmy BrOwnjOhns amusing BSIesque OF Charles pefn'
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No as Washngtonst Boston
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Conjunetions. Lunar AID Planetary.
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Planets Conjunctons ofPlahss ana other Aspects
Seasons
Star Tables
Tide Table Of 100 Places
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PUBLIC RESOLUTIONS
The important Resolutions Passed at The Second
Session Of the xxXIXih Congress
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Ante PToeanAOos Issued by December 1906 to
October, 1857.
PROGRESS oR RECONSTRUCTION IN 1861
Vote Of State1sg Cou,utuoDs Amendment
The Reconstruction Acts Of Congress.
Progress Of Impartial Suffrage
The Fretdmen's Bureau.
MOVEMENT OF POPULATION.
Progress Ofhe Population Of the United States from 1880
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TIE Public Debt in 1866 and 1861
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The Electoral College in 1868
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carefully compiled and compared with Under head
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TJIp
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cOUTHSIDE RAILROAD OF l.. I.-(WIN-
- TER ARRANGRMENrSD
Leave James ssr " L. Railroad, to Jamaica. for
Babylon ard all a. stations
Frrnkinsve BROOKLYN, al sos Booklyn CeatrAl
Rairosd to jamaica. for Babylon ami all way-statona
Leave Jamessslp, Y, al via l. Railroad, to Jamaica,
for Babylon and all way stations
Leave FrnkluAye Brookyn at ass m via Brooklyn Cen;rsl
Railroad, Jamaica, r Babylon aud all waystatons
Leave Babylon At 73 for Jamaica aud all waystatous connect
ing with o L. Railroad arriving James slip 10 m.
Leave Babylon jamaica and all WAystAhons connect
iug wh train Of Brootn Central Railroad arriving Franklin
Brookyu, At 10 A. IN.
Leave Babylon 1910 S Jamaica and al ayson,
Railroad arriving James sp m
Leave Babylon 1870 IN for Janaea aud all way stations con-
with Brooklyn Central Railroad arriving at Franklin
Brookyu aud connecting With the horsecan Of
the Pas. Nesfork and jamaica Railroad which leaves Jamaica
~ minutes K WHITE, Supeiutendsnk
To take effect Nov T. 1861
New-York tribune., 1868-01-16
Proposals.

Us. OFFICE No n statesteet ALsASr. NY,l
January 10. 1903. !
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
~ twelve O'Clock m TUESDAY. Peb H. 1863
WORK and MATkRIALs for the IMPRovEMBYT OF HUDSON
RIVER between Troy aud New.laumore, ~ Y, a. foows
flty thousand thousand cubic Yards
less Of Bubble Stone delivered In the dykes aud leveed on top
fh thousand feet less Of Piles oak pine chestnut
NOT less than twelve inches In diameter the butt and most OF them
hneen feet long
3L Por driving hundred forty hundred
and Gteen thousand feet Of Piles, less
thousand feet by
Timber not less than twenty eve feet long, o be delivered
Sth Tor the Timber on from 6een thousand 10 twenty
thousand running feet more or less, Of mI dyke
9th For the Timber Wck thrtso hundred running feet
7,h For Timber hundred feet Of sbu.
s For o sixteen tho TO twenty-five thousand pounds
Orless, o. wroughiron bolts, With puts and washers.
9th For from @ thousand TO any thousand pounds less OF
10th For from thi[iyhy thousand 70 oysst thousand pounds
sione, to be delivered on the dykes
old State Dam caIeton VI material deposited ia.
seows and shoveeJ Into the new dyke near Cedar Hill
sone per yard reged aud deposited dredging;
much per running foot M piles driving and ber much
s Forms may S oS,aSS us e. and no bid win
be received unless made on the printed form and properly eeTised
aud maps showing soanls ts
ofe where all possible information Will be parties desiring
18th Bids will he considered for materials and workmanship not less
than fourth Of the amounts given above Successful bidders will be
tsn susI sAnps for Contracts aud Bonds to be furnished By tho
The United States reserve sh. reject all bids deemed di,ad
vsniageous
ny orler Of Breyei MaorGen John Newton .--. ..r
JOHN NJ WILSON Major knsneers and byt L. Col U. SIS
THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC for fsos.-This
popular Annual snow ready aad for sale at the Office Tho b
ses sa'eslssmru, under head of New Publication.
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tatbtrs.

An experienced lady TEACHER desires to
~ LESSONS Rngh branches and mnse al pupils residences
SIS per month for tso hours daily .eton hincf zen
hdlres. y C., Station l., Ner-iofk
A LADY of long experience i'll the insrhc-
"A ton o youth anxious 70 procure aaaaton s ay or
GOVERNESS Her Instruction comprises fngh fTeu ara
Iatu HLes; gyen Address Mrs d. M Brooklyn Post
M y Il T. ID An experienced l. A ~
TEACHER competent - teach All the higher knglsa branche
Address 6. b., No 81 Meseroiest, Wilamshurgh
VNHE TRIBUNE ALMANAC for 1SGs.-Tlis
popular ready aEi for sale at tie ofes " The In6
une Pnce 20
See sf,ertssaent nBder head Of New Publication.
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@,aoing earNs, 1T.

S,SSimg earSs, tt. ~
AT WIN. EVERDELLS SONS, No. 104 Full.
N ton-.A-WEDDISG CARDS and FINE STATIONERY Hs.sss
lshed lsi5)
VNHE TRIBUNE ALMANAC for ISSS,--Ihis
popr Annual ready and for at tha ofee Of Toe Tnes
une Price 20 cents
See advertisement under head ofNew Publications.
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Dru G5ouSs.

KID GLOVES at REDUCED PRICES
IN Misses Heds soc Ladies 5e Ladies Baei so~, 5S 81,
S Opera Gents 81 25 bu,ioas al coo Cloth sai
Caters Mitens scar Hoods &c ke gresi
variety ELGERs Nos $50 and eS2 Broadway Nrseutb st.
"A side.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-16

THE MADIsON-SQUARE COLLECTION.
yoSme " beautiful selections for cboirs consisting Of QUAR-
TETTBS CHORtSRS and SOLOS OF
well susnty entirely Of
the PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. coep
laTe excellence Of the music the Rev Dr. Cbub in Mad
sonsqHae has for heen established
Mahes who viii be able . their requen
man for this admirable music hitherto unpublished No pans
been spared to make tbs volume unqae both quality
tents and beauty Of external
addition Cbcrs Quarteue Pses and The Home 6 P. labL
somey bosnd cloth "a Is Copies by mail en- recent Of The
Qnee. WM A. POND 4 Co. No 5,J IFosdr.t n n
New-York tribune., 1868-01-16

ONG ISLAND RAILROAD Winter Ar
IL raEsement-Chanee Of Tme-LesVe Jamessip Mall
r GIeenpo and all rayon' leoaneng at Mueoa with
Cove and Hampstead II SyOset passenger tn
saa all waystaons p M Express for River Head
and Glen passenger train and all waystatons
Fmnsdse iad Hsmpad passenger n and for North siD Satu
days
SUNDAY Train leaves Hunters Point At 95 arrives
IIuaters Point To take effect Nov. T. 1861.
1 HAKION Snrerinfenhent
New-York tribune., 1868-01-16

Fanerga Station EevYort Twentysevht and Feah
Entrance TwentT-seVehth.sL
New-York tribune., 1868-01-16

~ SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. 1861
CoMAkhClNG JUNE ,, l3oL
New-York tribune., 1868-01-16
STEAMBOATS, anS GailroaSs.
CONTINENTAL LINE of STEAMERS.
- PANAMA OR EICAkAGuI

I WNIINENI IAL LINE OF STEAMERS.
NEW.YORK TO PROVIDENCE AND
BOSTON.
Fstt taken for PHovipEScE BoroS LowEtL NAsHuA
TER L.wREscE MAScnEsR, coscoRD. woosocKEr TAuxros
FuoHBuH0, and
ALL PARTS OF NEW-ENGIAND.
connecting at PRovipHSoE with the Boston and Providence
dsnee and Worcester Railroads
o0Odsse forwarded with great Dispatch nd earsialy handled
RATES ARB ALWAYS Low.
leaving Pier Ne 30 North River itt IN TUESDAYS THURS
DAYS and SATURDAY. Leave Providence foot Of Bsusstst)
m 90 TUESDAYS THURSDAYS ssd SATURDAYS par.
usslass rates Ae sppJ hs Ohee Pier No ~ North River
..U T. PHILLIPS Agent
d. BufFuM Proyidenee. n T.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-16

TRAINS LEAVE EEw.Y0Rk:
For New Haven and Bridgeport 200 600 (BIl i5 a. l1S
EIb 500 tkrl 1S, 40 snd 400 (EI) p N.
q. NJ 3i3, I3Op
For Horwak 100 500 tRr 800 loa n i2lS 9Th 400 RIL
as 40. (BI.) SD 800 tBIl D.
For Darien, 100 500, IL a SIS, 40, Sop
For Sgo0s L0O eco (BI 800 ll3O lals (ELl 2l5 400
(BIL 3a. 40 tstl 49, aN. $50 400 (EEl p m 49,
Greenwich and intermediate stations 7oo aoo lo n Ls
- CONNECTING TRAINS
For Boston, via Springfield, 500 (EIl, 400 RLl eoopr
Dor Boston, Via Shore Line l2.l5 (Er J, 500 p.
For Hartford and sPnRsteA aoe tEI ais aOe 9TH a
.
For Connecticut Rive. Railroad sooa N. CRI laHp M0a
For HsIiona Povi.ass pSa Y,.hln Railroad 500 Ok, n n
For Ee~Haven EswLondoa and stOringes Rasat a. s~ n
his 800, 400 p m
for Canal Railroad i1iS m 10 Northampton
For Housstonie Railroad 300 a IN, 3p
For haugatuck Railroad 100 .. m, 900
For Dan6ury and Eorwsh Railroad. TOO 900 a m, +Bp
JAMES H. HOYr sart
New-York tribune., 1868-01-16

fCIE TRIBUNE ALMANAC for lS6S.-This
IL popular Annual ready aud for Of The
Pnce 20 eens ~ -I'I' - = = - -
see savcalsemeu, under head Of New Publications
The Van Buren press., 1868-01-03

For Improyingand BeaudfyiuE tie Complexion.
The most valuable and perfect preparation in
use, for giving the skjna beautiful pearl,ke tint,
that is only found in youth 1t quickly removes
rau. Freckles, PimpIes, Blotcbes Moth Patches,
Salownoss. Eruptions, and all Impurities o! the
skin, kindly healing TIE same leaving the skin
white aud clear as aabaster. lts use can not be
detected by the closest scrutiny, and being vege.
table preparation is perfectly harmless 1t is the
only article Of the kind used by the French, and is
considered by the Partisan as indispensable to a
perfect toilet. Upwards Of $4,000 bottles were
SOLD during the past year, sufficient guarantee OF
its efficacy. Price only IS cents Sent by mail
postpaid. Address Dunkirk, y. Y. Post Office
Box 467
The Van Buren press., 1868-01-03
Budget OF Ssissorings.
The Independent Farmer


Le, sailors sing Of the windy deep,
let soldiers prise their arm,r.
But in my heart this toas' will keep
The independent Farmer.
When first the rose In robe Of gr,sn
URfllsie euncu hnfga NF EVa s
ARi 'nmd TIE cc'nse prrch is seen
1hpnonsysnet'c twinh-.
When banks Of glooms their sweetness yield
To bees that gather honey,
He drives his team across The field,
Where skies are soh aud sunny
The blackbird clueks behind the pillow,
The quail pipes loud aud clear,
Yon orchard hles behiudie 5ough,
The hoIaeihe loves 50 d,ar Il N
The gray and old barn doors unfold
Ills ample storc in measure
Mere rich than heaps Of hoarled gold.
4 precious birssrd treasure;
While yond,r in the porch there stands
His wife, the lovely charmer,
The sweetest rose on all his land
The Independent Farmer. ....t
To him the spring comes darciugly,
To him the summer hlushe,,
Tho autumn smile. with mellow ray .,.U
His sleep old winter bushes:
He cares not how the world may move.
No doubts or fears coniound hm
His little flocks are linked in love,
Aud household angels round him;
lie trusts 10 God aud loves his Wit,
Nor erleia nor Ills msy harnher;
He's Natures nobltman In life
The indCpendtht furmer. ...r. .
The Van Buren press., 1868-01-03
AFFLICT ED
Suffer No More!


When by the use of DR. JOINVILi E'S Elm
lR you can be cured permanently and at n trhing
cost.
The astonishing success which has attended
this invaluable medicine for Physical and Merry
ous Weakness, General Debility and Prostration
Loss of Muscular Energy, Impotency or any Of
the consequences Of youthful indscrction, renders
it the most valuable preparation ever discovered
1t will remove all nervous affections, depression,
excitement, incapacity TO study or business loss of
memory, confusion, thoughts Of selfdesfruction,
fears of insanity dc. 1t will restore theappete. re-
new the health of those who have DESTROYED il by
sensual excess or evil practices
Young Men, be humbugged no more by Quack
Doctors and Ignorant practitioners but send
without delay for the Elixir and be at once rcstor
ed to health and happiness. Perfect Cure is
Guaranteed in every instance Price 81, or four
bottles to one address, S3.
One bottle is sufficient to eff ct a cure in all or.
dinary cases.
ALSO, DIR. .JOlNNlLLE'S SPECIFIC PILLS
for the speedy and permanent cure Of Gonorbea
elect, Urcthral Discharges Gravel, Structure. and
all affections of the Kidneys and Bladder. Cures
effected in from one to five DAYS. They are prc.
pared from vegetable extracts that are harmless ON
the system, and never nauscac the stomach or i'm.
pregnate the breath No change'ot diet is neces.
sary while using them, nor does their action in
any manner Interfere with business pursuits Price
~ per box.
Either OF the above mentioned articles will bo
sent to any address, closely sealed aud post.unid
by mail or express, on receipt of price Address
al crders to L. y, Box iGI, Dunkirk n. Y.
The Van Buren press., 1868-01-03
ga A Mothers Gossips.

\ row Of little faces by the bed -
row Of little hands upon the spread
4 row Of little roguid eyes ali closed .. ..
\ row If little naked feet exposed.
A gentle mother leads tlln in their praise
Teaching their feet 10 tread in heavenly ways,
And takes this lull in childhool's tiny tide
The little error of the day to chide.
No lovlier sight this side Of Heaven is seen,
And angels hover Ger the group serene
Instead of odors in a censor swung.
There floats the fragrance Of an infants tongue
.,pv0WlJAiI ana ..u.In.g ..~...
Then tumbling heallong into waiting beds,
Beneath the sheets they hide their timid heads,
Till slumber hides away their idle fears
And like seping bud each face appears, =.
All dressed like angels in their gowns Of white,
They'r waited to the skies in dreams of light.
And Heaven will sparkle in their eyes at morn
And stolen graces all their ways adorn. H. sl
The Van Buren press., 1868-01-03
Drugs and Medicines,

TODFRY'S Cordial; Bateman's Drops; Laudo
NJ mum. Paresoric McIane's and Fahnestocks
Nurmifuge; McLane's, Lees, Ayers and Shallcn.
burgers Pills; Pain Killer; Spaldngs Glue: Muci.
iage; Browns Ess. Ginger Sedlts Powders, Conal
lGrnlsh; Spt's Turpentne; l.insoeA OH; Sp.
Sails; i,ampblack Marking Brushes; Bottle Corks
Indigo; Maddsr; Coppcras: Concentrated I've,
Ext iogveod; Icaet Powders, dc, &c. For Sale
ny &C. SCOTT Z co.
The Van Buren press., 1868-01-03
Wonderful but True.
Excelsior ! Excelsior
Ola STELL1R'.S
HAIR EXTERMGNATOR ! .
For Rcmocjag ,Superfa9us Hair

1'-7T7777V 7.'---V" iIT'1T
To the ladies especially, this invaluable dcpia
tory recommends itself as being an almost inds.
pensibIo article to female beauty is easily applied
does not burn or injure the skin, but acts directly
on the roots. It's warranted TO remove superhn.
ous hair from low forehcads, or from any part of
the body, completely, totally ana radically cxtr.
pa'ine the same, leaving the skin soft, smooth and
natural This is the only article used 10y the
French and is the only real etYtctua depilatory in
existence. Price 70 cents per package, sent post.
paid to any address on receipt Of an order, to Box
ib1, Dnnkirk, New York.
The Van Buren press., 1868-01-03
The Dutch Widowsr.

Mine frow vos no better as she ort to
be tll shnst before she diet then she vas so
good as BEFORE remarked Mr. Nsnderhoad
to his neighbor
''A our wife was an amiabe woman, and
you do great injustice to her memory"
said Mr.. Pluggings.
"Nel, vat you know SO much about mine
frow p
/ was not intimately acquainted with her,
hut am sure all her acquaintances loved
her,
"Vot right had they to love her ?"
1Msy be whstPo u {THHHHI 4
"May be you love mine frow, too
Why DO You SPEAK 50 strangely ?"
IVY, Won day apig ugly man shuSt like
you came into our house and kissed mine
irow right before her face
Were you present at the time ?"
"To pesure vos1'A AlEHE
"Wel!, what did you do ~
81 kicked him right behind his pack
did he resist it ?"
"'.law, he broke me aud te looking glass
and all the crockery in te house cept 10 fed
der ped, into tam smash ~
"What did you do then %
"Then | cried mutcr muter and |
called for the shudge aud the shury and te
police officer, and le constable to come, and
he rund away r syr. @. saua~ -. -.
I" DO you intend to charge me with tax
ing such unwarrantable liberties with the
companion OF your bosom ?"
;, Me no shsrge nothing for it now pc
cause she potead and perried.r II
"lswiH not allow you to make such in
sinnations You are an old tyrant, and
everybody said you. was glad your wife
died" .'' 90.
Everybody pc Won tam liar"
Il saw no symptoms of sorrow. +" aa
Me felt more wosht tan il my best COW
had tiedI'T CT s4~VrS yY.gr, ,ggF
"Iour COW What comparison r.
az She voss great loss--.a heavy loss----
for she vos pig as dat, (spreading out his
arms) and she weighed more tan two hun
dred pounds,
rl.ook out old man or you will see trou-
ble-l doubt If your wife was kissed by
any man after her marriage At all events
YOU must apologize for what you have said
70 pe.os g-p-~c sg~rrrfr-,-
'Vot is pologiSc ~ ' - A'..- o. '.- -.
"lou must beg my pardon, aud say
YOU are sorry if you do not will enter a
complaint against you and have you ar.
rested
pc sorry ten ..f.....
Sorry you kissed mine fow."
"Aou incorrgiole idiot That is not
what you must say, for never did such a
thing in my life wa
Must say pc sorry that You never did
suohs hihl?2 lii yO'- lfEFyn,
"No-you must now take back what
you have sanhp- aTf yra
While the Dutchmau was in his diem.
ma, hisfriend Hans Hamburger came along
and finally speceeded in lecouciling the
parties, when the TITO adjourned 10 neigh
DOlInr. cOftpsi fhDuSp o.
The Van Buren press., 1868-01-03

G--- A Philadelphia papers says that
more men are out Of employment now in
that city tl..h there were in the hard times
OF 1857. III New York and Boston there
IS the same state of affairs. 1t is now said
that the dry goods merchants in New York
intend cutting down the wages OF their
clerks on the FIRST day OF January next,
and also reducing the force employed In
New Haven, hundreds OF men are out o!
employment, and there is no prospect Of
thei, getting work for months to come
, Many will have great difficulty in support
ing their families. The Radicals ask thes,
men to rejoice that negro supremacy is be
ing established III the South. Negro SUI
premacy is cause rather than cure. Bu
"the colorcd troops fought molly Con
necticm Register