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Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-11-13

The Metropolitan Underground Railway.
Of London, when finished, VIII form . coui@
plete circuit Of the city. Il is described -
continuous burrow, : sueeessioa Of Gov.
ered ways, with trosghs II various Lengths,
u irregular intervals, opea to The sky fos
light. but more especially fur vestilatioa.
There ase $50 tsaius each vay daily, sua>
ming II intervals of aho11 two minuies asA
. half during ~ bssisst portion e tAe day.
The tsaaac on ~ roa1, : i reported, hss
treblsd in feor years. II he half ysas
ssding Jane =, lest, H. nunhoe of pas>
sengsss carried was II, ,Asa.a50. The n
ceipss aIs about os,ooo pr nile. The
frss portion Of the line was opened in 1864,
and Il is sapidly approaching faal eouple-
tiOa. Although the rod = alfogether ~
low the surface Vi the street, every Ell n has
tesn made, where practicable aud not too
expsasive, 70 make iAs road open rather dan
covered. In one locality ths company ~.
chased Eve costly mausisasia The course Of
Of erecti0a. They we're uadsrpinns1, and
nev MT spen ths soof of The covssed way
uadsrtAem. Numsrous etheP large build
ings have bssn similarly ssdsspinasA.
Many diGicaltiss are sxpsEissesd, an1 nueh
expense incurred, IN avoidisR severe and
Ras aaA water naiss. Whars ths snpee
struetuuss ars anuuually Aeavy extsu sas.na
roob mss b provided fOe ~ ccssss1
waya II = lesgtA e ess than three nilsa
Of railway ucss tAsa Eve hundssd thosaaad
cubic yards # sasth hass bsea rs0ossd.
+ Tha rails are e Besnass slssl of ; little
over sighty-6ss poas1s 10 ~ yasd. Tha
6ange is mose than six inches broad, 3
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-11-13

EXPECT o1 TosAcco on BoYs.- DIR.
Decaiane, while engaged IN invesli-
eating the isAueace Of tobacco on the
circalstosy systen, had his ataention
called 70 tie large number Of boys
between the ages Of mise and ffteen
years Who were addicted 70 smok-
ing. Of thirty eight boys Who smoked,
tventy-seven showed symptosns Of
disease. Thirty two had various dis
orders Of fcisculatin~ !: 1sssies - souf.
- 10 the neck, disordercd digestioa.
palpiiation, slowness of intellect. and
moro or less tasle for strong drinks.
Eight showed . diminution of the red
cospnscles Of tlse blood; three had in
termittest pulse twelve quite fieqaest
epi taxis ten disordered sleep; aad
four ulcsration Of the mucous mem-
brane Of the mouth.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-11-13

sunk in the Hudson BY collision, last year,
made her first trip sisce from New York 70
Albany lately.
Reports say the Erie Railway Company
has bought Pixies Opera Houss, in New
York, for 4s50, 900, and contemplate estab>
fishing their Office in the front Of the build>
ing, renting the Opera House for its legit,
mate purpose. Ess#seafNAtx-
Governor Fairchid, Of Wisconsin, having
lost hip lefs arm in battle, recently presented
number Of odd gloves TO General Stan
nard, Of Vermont, who has lost his right
arm.
Mrs. Polly Kent, eyed sighty-one years,
recently walked from her residence, in Stro>
bridge, Mass, 70 North Spencer, . distance
Of fifteen miles, IN Eve hours aaa halt.
Olive Logan IL tbus sarcastic 10 Pack
ards AoHfAly foe October H
Dry goods clerking Isl woman's busi-
ness, and ! would advise al young men who
are nov measuring tape and ribbons to &c,
out Of it - sooa - they can, and leave .hs
occupation for that ser which is mentally
morally and physicaily their inferior
When Sir willian Hamilton snnounee
TO the Royal Irish Acsdemy his discoveryoi
the central sun-she star on vhich lopr orb
Of day and planetary aitendants revolsed-
. waggish member exclaimed: awhat
our suns SUM- Why, hat must Be grand
sun p
Cravford's stssue Of Washington, in Ri.h.
mond, is likely to fall and be ruined unless
immediate measures ase taksa 10 prevent
the distraction. The weather he's corroded
the iron bolts which fas.ea the statue to .hs
pedestal, and the banda which hold tosethes
the pedestal are injured from the same
cause. The requisite measures 10 preserve
the statue from destruction ere to be taken
~ once.
OF Elliott, Tucker tells this vsry amusing
anecdote: 1t seems the jovial artist va
painting some divine, who felt It incumbent
upon him to give ths painter . norallecsurs
during one Of bis sittings. Somewhat in avs
ofthe artist, be began very nsrvously; but
as Elliott painted without any sign of an,
noyance, Be gsihered courage ss be pro-
ceeded, and finally administered . pretty
good sermon. He paused for . reply, and
confessed sfterward be never felt 20 insig-
nifcant in bis life - when the artist With
the urbane, but positive authority Of his pro.
fession, merely said: Turn your head .
little to the right aad shat your mouth"
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-11-13

Mics Rose Hawthorne, he eldese
daughter of the novclisa, gives prom.
ise, Il Is saii. Of becoming distin.
gsishcd ~ an artist. Her neaher pos
sesses much artistic talent, and before
her marriage prscsicsd her art profes.
.lon.lly. Ano1g her pubIshcd pro-
dsctions we're the Illustrations of
"The Gentle Boy. : story By her fa.
tnre husband. Il was this work which.
ied ~ an intimate aoqaaintasce BE-
tween the author aud artist. ending
in tl,air marriage.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-11-13

. a poor nesale- vesssas IN Lasdea
hsed - abe coald o. twe sAillinrs I
week. and then shs died By gvs6uai
st4s ssaios. Two bottemless chairs, 4
brpken table, heap of rags asd 1
corpse W. al thas h<r landlady tnsa6
n'she poor girls r N o.: morning.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-11-13
Meat Market I
Clinton L 7. J. Wilson,

HAVING PURCHASED The Meat Market
II ef Lseksy Bro, will keep constantly On
haoa ~ tsse Qusl1ey - Desl, 1o1oeso ed Hush,
aad othss meats h their season. Having had
loag experience 10 the business, aad being large.
y engaged il bsying Cattle and Hess and feed
iag o. shsis fasas, will q all tinae nusaish the
very bsee qualify % nsals. eines taking Hold
sf this nafkst they have rsduesd the price Of
meats eas-thlrA. and viii seutinus - furnish
den q The lowest living Ratss.
The hIghest market pfies paid fer cattle snd
hsgs. 1hess Aavisg stock for sale viii DO veil
% give then call. n3o
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-11-13
CA -DA

fassa1srsigssa respectfully sslls tAe astsa-
tiea Of The psS,t - Peasant 0eeys Seminary,
ssaevea e Jeesp. We have provided rooms
sPesially 1ss dis ssAsel. spssioss asA eossfssl-
ahia an1 Mn eeeaestay ea1sasssAts siDAly y.
ward psssats and guardisas Who nay b dis.
pessa - ssoa papiDs u tlis seAesl.
Fan Tern bsetas espt. esh, 1855, and ssn-
tiases - vssee. Wlatss 1ssa begins Dee. sth,
anA eeatisoes ~ weeks Cpeine Tern beejpe
MsssA Soth, - ssaltnses u weoks.
1sSsseu.-Prinesy. es.te; Cennsa. eAee /,
Higher, oe.6e pr tsfn. 0os ae,Das eonslnesae
PER esru. Ne ssAelar takes for lees tAan . fun
tern ed Ne rsdsetisn exsspt for protrsctsd
illness.
Chatban P. o., July ~, 1855. Tsn.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-11-13

Adrpeys Weaktt gives shis aeeosnt q
some Of he wo@os who dfav ftUn IL illus,
tsaisd psriodicah:
"Aias Lucy Gibbons and Ais Mary L.
Stoas are uoiably clsves. Ma 0Aoas kas Z
good deal Of fancy, - exesllsas eye faa
gsospiag and eoapesilioa, aal i mssly q
faux u dEAxiae tss hsnas 6enss. SAe ~
fcrnaay ysafs ~ papa of Rlvia whiAe,
and ness rscsnely Of Professor Rioaee.
III 6ss illsslsaiiee eaaislsa sThsiddisR ~
6ngurs through ~ hair,' IL ths Gslasy Ia
August, vas from ths psseil Of Niss Mary
Hallock, . yoass astis1 vhsss conposieio.a
coataia promise Of - esdiaasy kind. Miss
c. W. Coaant . also eiviag atAea,ien "a
drawing % WOOD, asd eoao sfAse eoupos;-
tioss shsw great tasas 80 eakuse."
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-11-13

Elias Howe. Lock-Stitch Sew
} ing 0ochine, g4
Fer INDRpRxDENcE. IOWA.
AAyl
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1868-11-13

Chatban P. o.. July ~, 1855.
The Evansville journal., 1868-05-26
Indiana Items.

1t IS proposed by the citizens of
Vincennes to extend the gas pipes to
the depot of the E. & G.. Railroad.
The new Christian Church in Bow
ling Green has been completed, nd is
now ready for divine service.
Andrew Logan, a boy seven years
old, was drowned at Indianapolis on
Monday.
The Methodists Of franklin pro-
pose building a fine church edifce
this Summer.
A grand horse fair is to be held at
Gonnersville, on the 18th and 18th of
June.
The indianapolis Journal editor
has been shown peach twig about
FIVE inches long, on which were six.
teen peaches arranged In clusters.
A fire occurred in ShelbyvilIe on
Thursday morning, and DESTROYED a
block of FIVE frame dwellings,. Total
loss about $40 600.
Mr.. Jacob Waltz, of East German
town, enc Of the earliest settlers of
Wayne County, died last week, aged
eigbty-one years.
The amount Of city tax collected in
New Albany on the duplicate of 1867.
was S56l16 73, leaving delinquent
81, 81 %.
Mr. Samuel Panabacker, of Cass
County, was accidentally shot IN the
thigh by z gentleman with whom he
was hunting. Not dangerous.
The Evansville journal., 1868-05-26
Kentucky Items.

Iwenty-One marriage licenses were
issued by the Louisville County Clerk
during the past week.
The annual commencement of the
Georgetown College will transpire on
Thursday, June 11th, 1868.
On the 18th inst. a grocery house in
Henderson, the property of Mr.. Long.
was totally destroyed by fire.
Nicholas County has voted a tax of
3 per cent. on its property for the
construction of railroad from Nays
vile to Lexington.
Green County has voted tax of
$500, 900 for the construction of the
EiizabethtOwn aud Tennessee Rail-
road.
The Library Association of Lexing-
ton has attempted to establish a read
ing room in connection with it, but
failed for want of Gberality.
A magnificent new school building
has been completed in Louisville, and
was formally opened on Saturday
last.
a colored congregation of the
Methodist Church, South has been
organized in Louisville, with almost
one hundred members.
BANKRUPTCY.-Up to Friday even
ing the number of petitions in bank
ruptcy fled in the Office of the United
States Court Clerk in Louisville was
1887.
On Tuesday the residence OF MIR.
VIM. Brummitt, about three miles
from Henderson, on the Spottsville
road. was destroyed by fire. Very
little of the furniture, &c, was saved.
Robert Woodbridge was recently
shot by Wicks Bond at Lawrence
burg, the ball taking effect in his eye,
and inficting wound from the effects
of which he has since died.
The Democracy of the Seventh Ju-
dicial District have nominated Hon.
Geo. W. Kavanaugh and James W.
Schooling as candidates for Circuit
Judge and Commonwealth 5 AttOr-
neY.
The same paper announces that
Workmen are engaged In grading
Fourth or Railroad Street, from the
depot IN Henderson to the river bank.
for the purpose of at once completing
the laying. of the track to that point.
That portion of the track will be laid
within week.
The Evansville journal., 1868-05-26

The Alton Telegraph understands
that Col Buckmaster, the recent pur-
chaser of the peBitentiaTy. intends
soon to submit to the Council a prop
ositiOn fthe details of which are not
yet made public which, i they ao-
eept, he will proceed to disqualify the
building forever for the uses Of &
penltentlary.
On Sunday evening last the people
of Ottawa we're somewhat surprised to
see a distinguished walkist, attended
by an escort, stalk through the town
at a 2:40 speed. It was Yankee Rob-
inson's mammoth elephant walking
from Detroit to Quincy-600 miles,
which he is to make in fourteen days.
He weighs six tons.
Lacon has a sensation, in the run
ming away of man named Anthony
Hoffman, with the wife Of William
Reil. The injured husband followed
the pair to Peoria, and after getting
possession of his little son, which the
pair had carried of with them. told
the woman she might GO as be would
have nothing further to do with her.
Messrs. Bird and .Viuyard. of Col
cOnda, went a hunting the other day,
in a buggy. On the road their horse
got frightened, and started to run. In
their efforts to stop, one Of the guns
got caught IN d wheel, and was dis
charged, the contents lodging IN Mr..
Bird arm, which, il Is feared Will
have to be amputated
The Evansville journal., 1868-05-26

The Chiel of the Fire Department
at Louisville. recently elected by
Democrats, has turned out OF the De
partment every man who served 20
the Federal army. SO says the Louis
vile Democrat
The Paducah Herald says in that
district farmers are at work with a
vim unsurpassed heretofore. They
seem determined to raise a larger and
finer crop OF tobacco than has ever
been harvested in that part Of the
State.
The largest property holder in
Louisville is the Hon. james Guthrie,
whose taxable property is assessed at
$521, ,707. John l.. Martins estate is
the next on the list, amounting to
$439,704. Levi Tyler's estate returns
1851, ,026, and I. 7. Shreve at $3O6. .155.
During fearful storm that ragged
in Frankfort on the 18th, the light
ming knocked negro man from a
mule attached to a wagon. He was
slightly demoralized for few min
Utes, but soon recovered from the
shock. and made double quick time
out Main Street.
The Henderson Reporter says Mr..
John H. Barrett, of that city, and
John Ingle, Jr.. President of the Z.
Il q. Railroad. will leave for New
York next week, for the purpose of
negotiating for iron for the Hender-
son end of the E. IL. ( N. Road.
The editor Of the Henderson Re
porter has been shown chicken with
two heads and three eyes. The two
bills and the three eyes were perfect
IN formation The balance Of the
thing, or chicken, was ike any other
chicken just hatched The chicken
was hatcned on the place Of Mr.. H.
u. Grigsby, near Henderson.
Forty-two Sabbath Schools in
Louisville reported TO the Institute in
session in that city. Of these, twelve
are under the auspices of the Episco-
pal Church, twelve of the Presby-
terian, SIX OF Hhe Methodist, South,
three OF the Methodist, North, four
Of the Baptist, and five OF the Chris
tian.
A call, signed by nearly all the oil
GERS Of Kentucky regiments, has been
circulated in Louisville, requesting
the men late in their commands to
organize as nearly as possible IN their
old companies and regiments to march
in the procession to decorate the
graves of the Federal soldiers, on the
Both inst.
The Evansville journal., 1868-05-26
ARCHITECTS.
ALLEN & CLARKE,

AAA44l@4N q N4l4ALL4AAli
Architects & Superintendents
once - Crescent City Building, seconL
dOCr; entrance No. S3 Main street.
Plans and specifications furnished on
reasonable terms. fse28 dom
The Evansville journal., 1868-05-26
$4,000 FOR . %


Fourteen OF the passengers killed in the
Railway Accidents at
ANGOLA and PORT JERFIS
Had insure ed themselves against such ca
lamitIes by procuring Tickets Of Insurance
against A ccidents issued by the
Railway Passengers Assurance Go.
OF Hartford, Conn,
At the small cost Of FOUR DOLLARS
AND SEVENY-FIVE CENTS, which Sc
cured to their families the sum Of
$5S, 900.
The claims upon tickets in the NICOLA
accident, amounting to So 100, have been
paid; the others viii be promptly adjusted
and paid by the Company, which is the
only one IN the United States devoted TO
this branch of Accident Insurance.
1t has a capital of over THREE HUN
DRIED THOUSAND ID DJLLARS, safely in
vested in Government, State. municipal,
and other securities.
Ii has 100000 deposited with the Treasu-
rer Of Connecticut. as additional security
to its ticket-hOlders.
Its tickets are dated when issued, TO
commence at any required hour, and sod
at nearly every ticket office in the country.
1t is liberal in its policy and prompt IN
its settlement Of claims The total and
partial losses upon its tickets already
amount to esrly 100000.
J. G. PATTERSON. President.
HENRY T. SPERRY, SECRETARY. Lnay7 d6t
The Evansville journal., 1868-05-26

BY earnest solicitation Judge Nib
! lack consented to make Democratic
speech at Viucennes on Saturday even
iuE.
The New Albany Silver Band sere-
nade0 the Commercial Office IN honor
of the nomination Of Grant and Col
fax.
Capt. Ross, Marshal Of Crawfords-
vile, who was shot last week by a
would-be a. sassiB, IS rapidly recover
ing.
The ladies of Terre Haute and
Madison are making arrangements to
decorate the graves Of Union soldiers
on Saturday next.
John Riley, Esq, one Of the Com
missiOners of Harrison County, was
killed last Wednesday by the stump
of a tree which he had cut down,
striking him on his breast.
Robert Todd, train boy on the
Terre HaUte and st. Louis Railroad,
was arrested and committed to Jail,
last Wednesday, for stealing from the
other boys on the trains.
The Grand Lodge of the Independ-
ent Order Of Druids, of the State OF
Indiana, assembled in New Albany,
last Tuesday, and had a grand parade
through the streets on Wednesday.
John Ranken, a shoemaker, resid-
ing in New Albany, shufhed by
cutting his throat from ear to ear
with a razor, Thursday. Bad whisky
and bad times was what allied him.
Rev. J. P. T. Ingraham has tender
ed his resignation as Rector of Christ
Church, Indianapolis, and it has been
accepted. Mr.. l. has had charge Of
the Plrish four years.
The corporation tax levy IN Bloom
ington for 1868 Is % cents on the
500 Of property, personal and real;
20 cents poll tax; 80 cents dog tax
male, 81 for each female dog.
\ The engineers of the st. Louis. Van
dalia & Terre Haute Railroad Com
paUy, are progressing from the west
eastwardly, and viii soon reach Terre
Haute
A new depot has been built for the
reception Of freight at Bloomington.
he cost OF UnlS structure Is Vdrl0uSIy
estimated at from fourteen to forty
dollars
The Grand Army of the Republic
of New Albany will unite with their
brethren of Louisville on the Both
inst. 10 decorating the graves Of Fed
eral soldiers at Cave Hill.
Frank Smith, of Decatur County,
was drowned, last Sunday, In Clifty.
He had gone to the river to fish, and,
it is thought, had a fit, to which he
was subject, and fell ia. His body
has been recovered.
The citizens of Monticello, White
County, are improving the splendid
water power of the Tippecanoe River,
and large paper mill IS In process of
construction by company organized
for the purpose.
The New Albany Commercial says
the McCoole and Coburn prize fight
will come off in Jennings County, in
this State, near the little town of Ne
braska, on the 0. & NJ. Railroad.
Nebraska is fifteen or twenty miles
from Seymour.
The Evansville journal., 1868-05-26
United States MarshaTs Notice
No. 1902.

United States of America, District OF IN
diana, IS:
xwTHEREAS. a LIBEL OF IN
~ formation was filed il the District
Court Of the United states for the District
of Indiana, on the 18th d1y OF May, 1858
by George Armstrong, VIM. H. Gavin and
William Gilpin, by their Proctor, Chas E.
Marsh, ESQ, against the steamer J. r.
Hoyle, her engines tackle. apparel and
furniture. seized at said district, upon a
cause of action, civil and maritime; dam
ages Sl32 10, and praying process against
said goods and that the same may be con-
demned and sold therefor.
Now, therefore, in pursuance of the mo-
milton under the seal OF said Court TO me
directed and delivered, I do hereby give
public notice to all persons claiming said
goods. or any part thereof, or in any man
ner Interested therein. that they be and
appear before the said, the District Court
OF the United states, to be held at the CITY
of indianapolis in aud for the District Of
Indiana on the lst Monday Of July next.
at 10 o'clock of the forenoon of that day.
then and there to tnterpOse their claims
and make their allegations in that be-
half. BEN. SPOONER, Marshal u. 8.
Attest; D. HoWLAED, Clerk. my2 l4t
The Evansville journal., 1868-05-26

A 1,000-cow cheese factory is being
built IN Rockford.
Wm. Crafts, the Henry County big
amist, has been released under $500
BAIL
A gentle female threshed another
gentle female, in Quincy, on the 10th.
Cause-a man.
A three year old girl came very near
being strangled at Clinton the other
day by getting piece Of candy in her
throat.
The store Of J. G. Bucher, in Clin-
ton, was entered on the 18th, by bur
glars, who blew open the safe and
carried off five hundred dollars.
On the 11th ult., Mr.. Jesse Male
suddenly disappeared from Dixon,
and the affair was shrouded IN mys-
terry till Thursday evening last. when
his remains were found IN the river.
John Kibbler, blind man, sixty
years of age, was tried at the Massac
County Court for the autrOciOus
crime of incest with his own daugh-
ter. The accused was acquitted.
The farmers of Massac County are
busily engaged getting in corn and
tobacco, the heavy rains a while back
throwing them behind hand with
their crops.
Grundy County has a new Republi-
can paper, called the atlas which
has just made its appearance at Grun-
dy Centre, and Is published by l.. ID.
Stacy, Esq.
Mr.. Morrison Francis, farmer in
Andover Township, Henry County,
one day last week turned off forty
eight steers for market. for which he
received the snug sum Of $5,012 80
over $104 a head.
The Golconda Heratd says the river
is out of its banks in the lower part
of the town; and many of the farms
in the river bottoms are partially
overhowed, good many of the fields
of which were already planted.
Last Monday. j. L. Davidson was
drowned in Edwards. at Lutz's Mill.
while driving some cattle across a
stream. The horse pitched off a
bank, and as the water was very high,
WI. L. Was GuAOWu u AAOS s-C St4 CduA
and drowned.
Rev. DR.. Haven, President Of the
Chicago Theological Seminary, has
been supplying the Congregational
Church at Aurora for some time past.
Rev. J. B. Clark, of Elmira, New
York, the new pastor, assumed his
pastoral control on Sunday.
The Pana Gazette has the following
After the shower of last Wednesday,
several fish, from two to four inches
long, were picked up out Of the
bitches In our streets, alive, and ap-
parently in a fourishiDg condition.
Thus it will be seen that fish do rain
down, IN Pana, at least, for there is
no river or stream of any kind within
miles Of this place.
Last Saturday evening, while the
Youngest son of Mr. John Vail, re-
siding near Momence, a lad some
IA years of age, was out on horseback
driving In the cows, the horse sud
denly mbled and fell; the boy,
falling under the horse, was terribly
crushed and almost instantly killed.
The Evansville journal., 1868-05-26

mo. .403
United States MarshaPs Notice.


United States MarshaPs Notice.
United States OF a meTica. District Of In
diana, IS.
WWTHEBEASs a LIBEL Of Information
W was hled ia the District Court Of the
United States Tor the District OF indiana.
on the 1911 day OF May, 1868, by Alfred
KilgDre, United States Dist lot Attorney
OF the United StaIes ia and for said Dis
trlct, for the United states, against forty
barrels Of whisky. seized at said District
for violation Gf Tie internal revenue
laws OF The United states, and praying
process against said goous. and that the
same may be On demUed and solo therefor
Now. therefore. 1u pursuance Of the mo-
milton under the seal Of said Court, TO me
directed and delivered. 4 do hereby give
public notice TO al persons claiming sa1c
goods, or any part thereof. or ia any man
ner interested therein that they be and
appear before the saia the District Court
of the United states. TO be- held at the city
OF I dianapCiis, tn and for tine District OF
Indiana. on the first Monday Of July next,
AZ ten O'Clock of the forenoon OF that day,
then aud there to interpose their claims
and make their allegations IN tina. behalf.
BEN. SPOON En-, Marshal, TT. s..
Attests J. u. HOWLAND. Clerk.
maya dl4J
The Evansville journal., 1868-05-26
LElTE.s FROM KESIUCKY.

BEAD from EddyTille TO Princeton
The crop Prospect Improvements
in Princeton Railroad alters
Political eituatiOn-FeeIing About
the impeachment, &c, &c.
The Evansville journal., 1868-05-26
g MuRSINNA

a II @ II I 4 Il G 7.
1fice-NO. 3 CHANDLEK'S BUILDING,
Corner First and Locust Streets,
Evansville, Ind.
Eas- Plans anu specld cations for al kinds
III buildings furnished at short notice and
on reasonable feTEs Tmchl5 d3n