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10y GREEN & WILLIAMS,
~ Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. $40 Southeast corner Seventh and ID SITS

- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. $50 Southeast corner Seventh and ID SITS.
TRUSTEES sALEoy VALUABLE PRoPER
TI IN TIE FIKST WARD
IA b. virtue of deed of trust 70 me bearing
t%%55E cate en- the eleventh day Of Februsc,, A D.
A. = Sic and nd Tx recoIded il LibeT g E,
county IN the District % Columbia, shall sell on
Ion M0h ~ ~ No,fmser S5d; at clock P m In
SNARE numbered one hundred and seven (Io7D
This property is improved by a comfortable
epilding and j. yery desirable stand for store
o. any kind beng s.tnsted diagonally opposite 70
betreen and /, streets north;
twelve months: secured by desd Of trust az The the
p,emists; All eonyeyaSneing and REVENGE stsnps
TIE property is shocked down at It sale ale 10"h when
IL the terms ARE not complied with within ten
as q sale the tTTsee Tsseryss H. night to resell
WM. A WARD, Trustee.
nc G-eo-ads GREEN s. WILLIAMS, Aucts.
RT W L. wALL-S CO, Auctioneers,
Southwest corner OF Pennsy anis ave and 9Th It
TWO Ssow XsLUA9 ,J,,E EARNS; STOCK, CROP
CONS; CARTs. HOGsEnOLD FCRNIrURe.
&isGiNGT"S,H FRoN MING IN SsI fsE FEN 1Tal
srELET TURNPIKE
on WEDNESDAY MORNING, No
A syember Is, At y O'Clock, on the prrIa-
ises, We shs.l proceed to sell, ~ put &c
the farms of W. A. Bachelor. Thos W. Riley, snd
Mr.. Clark, one containing seventy four acres and
improvements. Also great variety Of fruits Of ell
KINDS. fne mill site; churches, schools, aud post
Office "a close proximity, and an excellent neigh
bolhood; also, another tract adjoining, cOnta ming
fifty ei ght acres.
Tie above Farms, IL not sold ~ private sale be-
fore the day of sale will be sold on that day with
out reserve.
Also, previous to the sale Of the Farm at 20
o'clock, we will cell all the Stock, Crops Farming
Implements. Wagons, Horses. Barpess, Black,
smith 3 Forge. good Household Furniture, sc
Terms of sale on the farm are: vine third cash
Sl.6O can remain on the perty until NAV Il,
1859; 81 900 until May Is. 1871; the balance to be
paid in twelve months from day OF sale.
deposit of S210 will be required S seon as the
properly 10 solo.
&C SIS tn tn is W. l.. WALL 4 CO, Aucts
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VSJBR0fHERs and b. cured. =, They have
siy their particular attention 70 tns treatment
81 sts chsrsctsr, for twenty yeer:. This 10
the oldest established Botanic Medicai once IN
Srss efui Sn1 horrible death. Hoy important IL =,
then, Tor these unfortunates Who have erou4ht
too late; thas preventing Exposure o. SoSnssIives
and family, .ofhee and residence It's south
str,(t, Island. N@1m
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IN MN DIAIA TIL. ali Eises, % o:
nov disc aTsina q BsFth0lqHf .5asf = Sa's
LII GS81th street, below Ho, 0y
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.RICE % CENTS.
SENT SEALED BY POST.
GMANkOOD,D

One EBHdyed and Fifty fourth Edition of this
new medical pamphlet, revised and 1st publ shed
by the author, DR.. Curtis. This valuable work
treats on the cause and cure of premature decline
and tecret diseases Of youth and manhood. 1t
gives q clear syn opsis of the impediments to mar
riage, and the remedies therefor.
ADDRESS THE AUTHOR. No. 50, NORTH
CHARLES STREET, BALTIMORE, ND.
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NALEhBhE REAL ESTATE IN PRINCE
rtDRG COUNTY, MD, foR SAFE
In execution Of a decree o. tbs Circuit Court for
Prince George county "a "A Court Of putty the
sub CfleT, trustee, viii sell at ~ sale, Gu
FRIDAY, tho = Tia DAP OF November, : IS lf f.ir,
IL not, tie next tair Gay. the premises, tie Real
Estate Of the late Benjamin Berry. containing 3i2
acres and rood, more or less. This property lie
situated near forestvi'le, ten mile from Washing
ton city, on the stsge road to Upper Marlboro
The i'm provements Dwelling House. contain
Ing FIVE rooms Kit hen, quar- ter, barn, stable,
AID corn house, Ia IA condition. The soil is
good, with a fair proportion Ot maaiOw land, an
abpndGnce OF eI celeut che stnut oak aud other
wood and timber. ami there il q mill less nan
mile distant. The farm is the line If the turn
PIKE 10 ashiuRtOn. city, which Is pected e. re
comp L ted in a very short time; in a proyerhiaIIy
heait by section and is particularly adapted the
growth of fruit and early vegetables
Terms: One third OF the purchase money TO be
paid in cash, the residue in one and two years,
be secured by tie bonds of the purchaser with Sc
crrity to be approved by the trustee. Possession
will be given on the LIST OF January, 1859
The Farm will be shown to persCLs desiring TO
purchase by the Messrs. Fowlers, tenants, who
live the road near the place.
RICHARD b. b CHEW. Trustee.
no 1-eodtds Upper Marlboro, Md.
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AUCTION SALES.

10y GREEN wILLIAGs,
- AuctiOns and hesi KStsi Brokers,
NO. 02b, southeast corner CT til and D streets.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTION.
Il On TUESDAY. tNe lsth inst At 10 o',iN
va. n, We shall sell At tn residence OF =
ri gentleman declining hon set en- nz at n b,
j t3s ) 18th stTs -, bet~ esa 7. atteet AMI IA
achnsettsave,s general assortment u Il a. nituEe,
CONSISTING Of
Ore Green Rep Parlor Suit
Two Walnut marble Top Co- re Tables
SIX Painted Cottage sets. sstnsr Pifovs
Heir aud Hu-h Mattress
Oak kNtensi n Table an binius Chsirs
PS-ior AID CaaUbtr Stsyas
r-llept Cooking StoE and Fixtures
Crockery ~ Tin Ware
kitchen ReQrisises e. sc.
Terms cash. GREEN & NILITANs
Ioil-d Au-ticuosTs.
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EVENING STAR.
\ Murder Discovered after the Lapse OF
Pour Years.

Pour Wears.
The lizzie town of Catlettshurc, ~. has
oern"Noi'"d Tor a week pas - "a" d-veloP-
irtu'S &c a sGppo>sd murder. ana the Srrrsi at
l'feohs uc used 81 con miruug No CRIME. lu
We Iali .. lss-. boy Asout ts~lv~ var ui
a-r' TIE soE u a msn named Sfraigo', wa haa
.hru but recently married n ~-coud vile. dis
.tltaftd. and nothing has s4nte been heard ~
hiH- lie wss last remembered 10 have ben
Sttn NJ \ Mcclellan barbecue, given ues- ne
own o. tAflritsburg. His sudden dtsaprPar-
aho" eNCiisd At The time soma tnoui.-, a 20
WHAT had become Of hun. bat no snSplclau Of
Nlo'ehce OF crime. Months and years lied
y ana as he boy did n0, make his appearance
anG - 10 satisfactory account u hi h,t l,sen
given. ~ began 10 dawn upau N, mtnF. ,f -, NJ
81 the people Of he place tia, an was no. n -ht
Ihls suspicion was strengthened nv Ne ft-t
rhs' TIE iaiher OF the hoy had told say.r4l 49,
4 rent stories - 20 the vrharpa bouts q. 81. 80,
one was hist he was lsarnruE the traf. "a +.
blacksmith m CinrinnSti. AID another tl..f he
was on fsrm oct IN Indiana
IL was known fhat IN how haI nail
legacv-ahout eight hundred q ,ilsr,-I.ff hr.a
~ has grandfather n hls mothers stia. wl1-a
lad bsen pIaced 10 the hank 4. iailtp1n. flr
his b. UcH when ne 10, SINE 81 az. rhr Ia H.es
The father was eUtt-le6 30 IN case of n. sons
death. The suspicion aroused by these facts
led 10 searching iup UiIv into the tntff.r. an
upon the evidence -ipNeloped, Stralrlf. thr
father 81 he cCy, ana hts second vie v ara ~
re-isd last " 5dus sdav. and committed "a r a
with murder. l. VS. soon discovered Tat
SRA rhi, IN l-ui. soon after the boys di-an-
lesIaICp. went 10 she bank at fSaliipsitz.s varr
10 the bows dsata and drew the -icht hue ir,t
dollars, the legacy lett tha boy bv his Grand
father. StTaight says n cau Frofrs. ftn nsy
IN thirty Sax hours. out agiests an Obstinate d.
termination Eot - tell where ne Is. th1u-n n
SAYS his son II alive and We'll.
A Suspicious faCtlu connection with the Al tir
- that a well On thu premises of = ~ -ht has,
slncf the dtsappearauce 81 the bow. ban q tl..1
Up. the reason given by straight - some 81 las
neIchhors az the time tor flltsE 90 MP beng nat
the water had become bad and distasteiul. Ia.
well viii be emptIed. aai a h eNprc ed tuat
the remains OF the missing boy wil br found
al the bottom.
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DR. CURTIS may be consulted upon all cases Of
BIENNIAL and PHYSICAL DEBILITY, sPER-
MArOYRHEA, and all other diseases arising from
sbuses of the natural functions, 1t hrs residence
No. s. NORTH CHARLES STREET, BALTI.
MORE. whore all communications should be I'd.
dressed.
om.. ho.rs-lo 70 T. and oto -. m. &C 3s-6m
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Essays for Young Men, on the Errers, Abuses,
and Diseases, fnciaent TO Youth and Early Man
hood, with the humane view OF treatment aud
cure, sent By mail in sealed le ter envelopes free
! Of charge. Address, HOWARD Associations.
/ Box r, PhilsdelphiA, Pa, DC q -am
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or TNES1l SECOND sThEET REFWEEN
AND . STEEETS. Al ACTION
- On IL k>pAl kkTENNuON Nov Nth
Z 3 a. = #t,ls'k. IL 'r0ut &C the premises. We
1888. ali cell he south rif Of lpt ID IN SQUARE Is
containing s4''a square feet, more lees, aul
iuE-,N'd ) ;No sDall tcreTorrts
This p-@nsrty y heated On ile east 81 ie 81 I'D
s'1tet- etg - srd J. strscts, bsipg rear the
Circle nd Pen sylyBu,s syef
TsTms. Uue-h sg cash. the residue in six and
twelve iT. u4is secured ty drec e fTast ana
L tSS d arlug Interest. All convey Rn.isg and
stamps 81 COsI OF punches 2. : - uowI 40 a. 81
sae. CCOPkh = LATlNER
10 IL AUCGlgueers.
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IIYITED STATES PATENT OFFICE, -
,Uo ALL WHOM 1T NAY OONOERA.
DIyAHrMINr OF rHI INInSIol.

PENSION OFFICE, July $50. l5o.S
Application having been made under the act Of
June O. 1852, for the reissue Of the following de-
scribed Land Warrants, which are alleged to have
been lost or destroyed Notice 10 hereby given
that At the date following the description Of each
warrant, new certificate or Val rant Of like tsaor
viii be reisspsd, II no valid objection should then
appear. v. v. OoA, VommAsssones'
No 81 oss. for lso acres, is.ssd undo. the act q
was granted June "a, 1856. November y, 1873
No. 70 ,5Sl, for I'D acres, issued under the act o.
March s, ISIS, In the name Of James Martin, ana
was granted July 9, 1856. December 10, 90.
No. - 5l6 for $50 acres, issued under the act OF
February ii. l3u, In the name Of Samuel 3ettis,
and vA granted October 4, E4s. December IL
1865. -
No. q on. for leo acres. issued under the act'of
March 5, ISIS, in the nam cot Abraham Hall and
was granted October Is, 1886. January 9, 1859
gI'HIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscribe
has obtained from the Orphane, Court Of Wash
ington conny, In the District Of Columbia: letters
OF administration on the persopal estate Of JAMES
b MUNRO. late OF Warrington county, D. o..
deceased. All persons having claims against the
said deceased are hereby warned TO exhibit the
same with the vouchers thereof 20 the % bscriber.
on or before the sist day Of October next; they
,nay other by Law be excluded from all benefits
OF the said estate Given under my hand this 3lst
DAY OF October, le6S SAMUEL kEk,
pO2 lawW AaminlSsretor.
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JAZZ COOKE CO.,
BA K1
FIPrKxNfB STREET, OFros'fs JRYisv,y
Buy ard &c stcsrrer. market rates, aot
constantly on hand fail supply OF ali
GOVERN 8ENT BONDS,
EEvEN -THIkTIEs, AND 9N PuUsr
INTERE5T EOTEs.
UEdel, for STOCKS, eONrS. &c. ,-.suss.
snd collection. Esie on 81 soeass'tis fo:ah
tel-tf
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HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR
REVIEWER.
HALLS VEGETABLE sDTLIAy HAIR
RENkWER.
HUMAN HAIR RESTORED.
Gray Hair chan ged to its Natural Color By
HALLS VEGETABLE SlCILIAN HAIR
RENEWER.
II 10 the best article known 60 preserve the Hair.
prev ehtins its falling ont, and making nislsss.
HEATHY, SOFT AND GLOSSY.
All who use IL unapimous IN awarding It the
pr.See Of being the best Hair Dressing extant end
without rival In restoring gray hair to its natu-
~ for Halis, and take none other Price On %.
r P. BALL 3 CO., Eashau. n H., Propristors.
sci conn
PHALON'1 .PAPRIAN LOTION"
BEAUrIFYINa TIE sEIH AND COMPLEX.
REMovEs ALL ERuPTIoEe, IREoKLss.
PIMPLfs, MOTH, BIZ TCh Ee, TAN, etc.,
fAIR and BLOOMING.
For LADIES 80 the NURSERY e 10 Invaluable
Tor GENTLRHEN after SHAVING it has no eouss
"PAPHIAH LOTION" Is the .uiy reliable ~.
sdy Cor dissssss and biemishes Of the SKIN.
PHALON's sPAPHIAN SOAP.
nr the TOILET. NURSERY and BATH win aoS
chap the sKIS. Price as ossts per cake.
: ::yISs B SE M MsyS.,,
AEBw PERFUME FOR TaR HANpKRR-
Thim ExSuIsirE. DELICATE. LAsfife
go. PaALos = SON, Ne. .sr.:
ps-U Sold By all pruggfsss.
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~ .Ileot ocoking StoI aad Fixtures
grockery ~ Tin Ware
Terms isl cIss nSS GEEES WILLIAMS.
iol-d hu-tiolosTs.
E,Y GEEEN wILtIAMs,
- Auctioueers and r. ST ssts.e Brokers,
Nc. s36, southeast corncr 10 arc II streets
TIE MOST EXTENSIVE STOCK OF HAsD
YARk AND AGHlOU LTU6hLIIP LEnsN rs
TTK ME 2 6r t2R sA.E SSr2 fas oiS
s. Ou THURsD sY, the Sth OF Soveui
~& <5er next, We VIII ssII, - the y sra-
ESQ, opposite the centre Market, Ca : IN stt.et
be re n PeIusy IvaHIa sveaus aaU The cana, oos.
Hieuotcg AZ 40 clock n. aud c2u-'urg from ~
snd general ass5. tmeut Of HayfwsrS aud l,1ic,T
tUIal lMplemeHts ever offered ioT sale ia lie c ~
OF dsbirE'Cn. IS ISo stock l. wa known 20 BE-
Sc ", dec o' s2tsiiy, aaty an g, t,ei y-gstE
Prove BArro~s. Coltjya,ors, seed Drirs
Cora Planters. Moving aud HasPiac Machines
fine l-lGeIs IaIca Platform sri otUtr s. les
Cuttirr Foxes. Corn Shelters, Sc thes. and
With large cot Of otter Horticultural Impl71rsnts
A large sDI general assortment Of Builders
LOIS Hinge. Nails
EGee Tools and Cutlery.
DIscs smiies', y noeIwrights', Mschfrfsts', Car
PsRrsr-' y. Timers, sDd Butchers T,u;s.
The EaIowGIe Merchant of AieNsudris George
tue srrrorndirE country and TIE public iu ceueraI
az peCtir iy invited to thi@ sale The stock
isrEe, aud Will te positively sot Wit hout -es.rve
ard u g sole gill be worthy Their atteuti0n
Terms a. sale All SUMS 81 aIi under Ss5, ash
as %S @ Sie S r. nc, sIs-, o. SiIty
- credit. hearing interest from day Of sac prope.
&C sd % ''' GtEEES WILLIAMS, .uct,.
RY OooPEE & LATiaER, Auos;onesr.,
D (Lhte clerks WITH J y. McGuITe \ o.
Star OF Bsilding.
EXgENsIvE SALE OF BOOTS AND SHOES.
SIokE flAILEks, HEERlH ; SAFE, SCOYE
go ~, - "a a TtiSh MORNING. Noyemocr
Far i e. i NO S' iS + ss ;ssG q
SFs nv, between "a snt t;h streets. II prth
Shoes, Fixtures, Iron safe, Stove, &c, compfis
Mems rIench.csIf Double ana single-soled
Mem Tench-cali pcuLle and Single -olei Pesged
Mems French calf Double aud Single solad
Stitched Caters
Mems fIe4Gn eait DOab!e aud Single sOlei
Mems Ps,ent-ieather Stitched Boots
Mems Patent leather CATERS
Mems Patent leather eSford Ties
neh's Napoleon al" hiUIDs Boots
Mems al stitched and Pfgeei oxford Ties
20. pairs Icuave whit Duck Legs.ns,
Ladies Lasting Caters. oa:morals, Morocco
Ladie.' sIppeTs, pisn and fancy, assorted in Kid,
Misses ard Gh feH s'S aters Morocco End ka
Bo5s'ant YcG rs Gaf Boots sevod sal ragged
EOys' and Youths Calf Balmora!s, sewed and
Roys' All Youths Calf shoe.
BOYS and .Uth, Pat-Et lesthir Roots
An ofthe shove arr - the lot make aud materf
al and III lie solt in lots 10 suit.
GOOD Herring Safe
Store Fixture. Stove, &c
Terms cash UUoPER Il LATIMEa, Aucts.
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PAWNBROKERS.

ESTABLISHED 1882.
HERZBER6S LOAN OFFICE,
35l NORTH U STREET,
between Al aud 9Th streets, Immediately In rear
National Hotel.
~ Hfghcst advances maze. Strictly conhden.
tial. " zY-6ru
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ssI CODPnR LATIHkR, Arcti-n~er-,
% fIasc clerks with as 4. SctFuire z Coz
Southwest corner OF Pennsylysnis avenue sni l. I'll
etreet, Star Once Building.
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BANKERS.

IA. RUFF, Treas. J. D. BRYAN. Presy.
WASHINGTON CITY SAVINGS BANK,
CChsrtsd b. Congress-
PAYS INTEREST ON DEPOSITS.
Bonds and stocks, Gold and Silver BOUGHT and
sold.
Hishest market prices paid for Land Warrant.
full supply O! Revenue Stamps kept constants,
on hand saIa-tf
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TRUSTEES, SALE oE HOUSE AND LOT IN

;gi GBEsS 4 Williams
- huctiOneeTs Bad Real Estate brokers
No. 5oC Southeast corner OF 7th and u sta
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II GREEN WILLIAMS
Auciioue rs ans Real kstate BrokerS
NJ a16, o. uthesst c rner Tth sad d streets,
InPhuNEn PRnPFRTY on rurF,s s1nI

"a COOPER BATIAEk. Auctionee,s.
- "a atc clerks With 4. Met.uire a CO..
Southwest corner 81 Pennsylvania avenue Hpo lth
street, star OfiCe Buildius
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EtY GEEEN WILLIAMS,
80 Auctioueers and r. E-ts.e Brokers,
No a36, southeast CoTncr To- ard II streets
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-02-03

eaking of course as a Democratic
bondholder and candidate. He says
1t will not be denied that during all
the war there was a combination of
moneyed men-money lenders-per-
sisteDt IN their Efforts to ~depreciate.
the Government securities for the
purpose of purchasing at less than
their value.
And quoting from the Secretary of
the Treasury, he further defines. a
bondholder to be one who took adj
vdntage of the necessities of has Cor
ernment. and purchased its securities
at less than theip Uals4es SIS
Mr.. EDdERToN having become a
bondholder Of the kind who traffic in
the necessities of the Governm ent,
proceeds to show how successful he
has been in that traffic as bondhold-
er, and what he expects of the D.
mocracy as their candidate. He says:
The Democratic party of Indiana
propose to redeem them according to
their tenor. 1t proposes to give me
for my 100000 in gold, loaned in
1868, $198.000 in legal tender notes,
which / can to-day convert into
$40, 48O in gold; or if | prefer to
hold the legal tenders, I can use them
in all the business relations of life.
In addition to the $40, 480 in gold,
which could be obtained for my $780,
900 loaned, have received the inter-
est semi-annually, in gold, and have
been exempt from all taxes upon my
bonds.
Having thus made out of the
necessities of the Government" $685.
600 in greenbacks or over $40, 900 in
gold, net profit. Mr.. EDGERToN now
intimates that he is willing to stop
fleeing the Government, accept his
profit of $4,000 in greenbacks, and
go into new speculations as a candi-
date on the Democratic ticket. We
doubt not there are many such Demo
Gratis in Indiana.
The article is a very weak defense
of his inconsistent position, and will
only have the effect to exhibit more
fully the Democratic professions in
the true light of their insincerity.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-02-03
A Democratic BOndhOIder's Defense.

The Fort Wayne Democrat has
singular article in its issue of the
18th ult. It is nothing less than a
Democratic Bondholder's views of
the Bond question" and is from the
pen of A. p. EDGERToN, the nominee
of that party for Lieutenant Cover
nor. Mr.. EDGERToN is reported to be
one of the wealthy men of Fort
Wayne, (the home of the Secretary
of the treasury and in mis- carefully
prepared article he confesses to having
made profitable investments IN Gov
eminent Securities during the war.
His known wealth was the strong in
huence used to secure his nomination
by the Convention at the eleventh
hour, up to which time he had not
been mentioned. The Democracy, as
a party, are bankrupt financially, and
it was a matter of necessity that the
Bondholding portion Of the party
should be recognized in order to
secure their material laid in the can
vass.
But the inconsistency of placing a
bond investor and National Bank
stakeholder upon the ticket with a
platform declaring a crusade against
these interests was so apparent, that
it has become necessary for Mr.. Ed
eERToN to make his defense. We
give the spirit of his article. He says
Taking the position assigned me, OF
a. bondholder,- and being a candidate
Of the Democratic party, and standing
on it's platform Of January 8, 1868,
will test the questions. presented from
Democratic bohdholder's and can
didate's stand-p point,
Avowing himself a bondh older
Mr.. EDGERToN proceeds to state what
he understands a bondholder to be
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-02-03
Hints to Women Skaters.

First-Do not pretend to go skat-
ing if the thermometer has fallen to
twenty degrees Fahrenheit; nor if it
has fallen to thirty and cold, raw,
damp wind prevails.
Second-Do not be on skates long,
er than an hour at time
Third-The moment you cease
skating go to the fire and rest; but
while on the ice, keep in active mo-
ton.
Fourth-When you start home,
walk by all means, at least half a
mile; thus the circulation of the
blood will be equalized and chilliness
will be avoided.
Fifth Take an extra coat or cloak,
to be laid aside when you commence
skating, and to be resumed the mo
ment you cease.-Dr. Hall.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-02-03
Superintendent OF Public Instruc.
tiOn.

We have already noticed that BAR
NABAs G. HOBBS, of Richmond. had
consented to accept the nomination
of the Republican State Convention
for the position of Superintendent of
Public Instruction, if it should be
rendered him. It is an. Office hardly
second in importance to that Of Gov
ernor. especially if we take into con-
sideration the future welfare and
intelligence of the people of the
State. In regard to the nomination,
Prof. CALEB Mills, the. first Super
intendent of Public instruction in
Indiana, and one Of the best judges
of fitness for the position, in a recent
letter, says:
The Office should be filled by man
of educational antecedents of rich and
unquestionable character [ know of
no one in our commonwealth, in the
prime and vigor of life, with richer
experience or a more thorough ac-
quaintance with the practical opera
lions and details OF our educational
system, than Barnabrs G. Hobbs,
President of Earlham's College, Rich
mond. He would bring to the dis
charge of the varied duties the wis
dom and practical Knowledge Of TWEEN
ty-fve years labor in the educational
field. If the people of Indiana de-
sire his services in this departm emf,
let them say so at the ballot box, and
such call, / have no doubt, would
so indicate to him the path of duty
that he would not feel at liberty to
disregard the summons, and thus we
should secure the labors of one emf
nently qualified for the position.
No other motive has prompted this
suggestion of his name han an earn
est desire to see that Office filed by a
gentleman competent to its varied du-
ties and high responsibilities
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-02-03
Comparison of the Business OF
evansville and indianapolis.

The Indianapolis Journal contains
a detailed statement of the business
of that city for the year 1867, as made
up from the United States Assessors
Books. We make the following COM
parison of the business of Indiaaapo-
lis and Evansville in the leading de-
partments of trade and manufacture.
The statistics of Evansville business
is taken from the forthcoming Report
of the Board of Trade, which will be
out in few days. The Indianapolis
Statistics embraces the year from
December 20, 1866, to December 10th,
1867. The Evansville statistics are
from November 1st, 1866, to Novem-
Der, 1st, 1867.