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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-27

possible. So far as the County Off
oiaIs are concerned, they do not stop
as persecution of Union men in their
midst. but seek every opportunity to
persecute strangers within their
gates, who happen to come from the
north side of the Ohio river This
ruling Is against all men who seek
trade in the County seat, and hence
the people are forced to purchase such
articles as they need from men doing
business in this State, paying an ex-
orbitant price for articles they are
obliged to have, or incur a heavy
travelling expense to reach a place
where articles of necessity can be pur-
chased at a reasonable rate.
A few days ago, some men from
your State visited NJ MorgaUfeld and
vicinity, and sold lot of fruit trees
to farmers. The myrmidOms Of the
law came down upon them, and con-
strued the law TO mean that they were
peddlers, and subject to the rules
governing that class. Having made
ten sales, and the penalty In each
being 81, 900, you see they were IN for
a nice little speculation. The citizens
are bitter against this rigid enforce
ment Of law theN look upon as un-
Just to them, and directly opposed
TO their interests. Its rigid enforce
ment is the direct result OF a petit
prejudice which operates more
against the interests of the citizens of
that County than those who would
seek commercial relations with them
The corn crop ia Union County IS
looking very well, considering the
season. The growing wheat gives
promise OF abundant yield, while the
prospect for tobacco Is very hattering.
The farmers are still delivering some
of last years crop, finding sale for it
In this piece.
lTniontown has not improved to
speak of 10 a year past, though some
new buildings have been erected Ia
this place there appears to be an un-
usually large number of men who
have nothing to do. or, If they have.
are unwilling 10 labor, prefering to
hang around billiard aud drinking
saloons, and thus while away the
time
This place, at the present time, pre-
sents anything but an attractive ap-
pearauce. The streets are III a bad
condition Many Of the houses are in
a tumble-down state, having had no
repairs made for years. | should
Judge; and on many Of them the mark
Of last years high water may be seen.
I picked up the town pa per yester-
lay aud read that the high constable
Of the place had appointed d black
man, named Green Floyd, deputy con-
stable. The paper spoke fatteringly
of the col0red individual, aud ex-
pressed a hope that he would prove
himself an efficient officer. Verify,
the sentiments Of the people are pro
crossing, if the town is not. This
may be regarded as an effort to bug
up the negroes for the Democratic
party.
There are two hotels at this place
the Commercial and the Abel House.
1t was the misfortune of the writer Of
this article to stop at the CONNER
cial. l shall not, [ am sure, make
the same mistake again.
Andrew johnson has not many
friends here. In listening to crowds
talking, | heard this expression
in regard to him made more than
once, "D-n him; | don't care it he
is hungl" He will go down to his
grave unwept, unhonored and unsung.
Alas. poor Andy! "INCoG."
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-27
OFFICIAL.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES,
Passed az the Second Session Of the F0rt.egh
Congress.
TPUBLIC-NO. 27

AN ACT to establish certain post roads.
Be tt enacted by the Senate and Holsf Of
Representatives Of the Uttted s. ties 0f An n
tea i'' congress assembled, That the follow
Ing be established as post roads
ALABAMA.
From RusseiIviue TO Fayette.
From Basnam's sap, via Jones Chapel
and Crooked Creez, e. Arkadelphla-
4.eree' store, Falrvlew, Wa-drop, Jor-
danys TO Ely ton.
CALIFORNIA.
From Trinity Centre. in Trinity county.
via -ummersvIlle, Petersburg. CecHviIie,
CentravilIe and BACK Bear. 10 saw er's
Bar IA AiamAt county
From OrovILe, via La Porte aud GlosOn-
From SAN Juan to Pleacho Mines
rom Or0viAes via damOug valley and
Tay lorsviIe % SusanYiue.
COLORADO TERRITORY.
Prom Denver City 10 Cheyenne.
From Denver City VIA LiItleton, to Col
From Golden City to Mount vernon.
From FranNsIown. via Running Greek
from Boonesvllle, via Fort Re- no ds.
tteids, Doy les, Heraonsviile- Saint Ma
From Fairpiay, via salt works. Hell
ena, Cash Greek am Dayton, - 0rO City
From Stwacho City, VIA san Luis VAL
ley, ANA Puncha Divide, and Arkansas
RIVER, to canton City.
From Trinidad. via Purzatlve river, TO
Vtegiuss sst Liry. IN New Mexico.
From uebiO, via saint - LaEie's, 20 Trim
idud.
DAKOTA rERsfr5RY
From Fort lotion OF Davi's LAKE to ST..
Josepu7s or he Pembiua rIVeT.
DELAWAHE
Fsom F-a1kgord. via. Andy. 10 Ta1eII's
Store.
F.ou Fredouia, via Willow grove. TO
Mount Moriau
From Wyoming to HaZlettVille.
From Mount Pleasant station, via. Me-
DOMOugh IS. to Port Penn.
FLORIDA
From smyrna, wa Halifax river and
MataDzes river, to saint Augustine, Flor
ida.
IOWA
From Monroe to Knoxville.
From MeIrOse to CentreYilIe.
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From i leed0rn 10 Knob-
From Baden, vlf Wall Gose aud Blair, TO
Perrysville.
From JIaysville, via Atchisoa. TO West
AiddleTOWu.
From 1uuningsvlIe. via vanceviue. to
From Scrubgrass Station to Nic<IesviIIe.
From Damascus, via West Damascus and
East Lebanon, 10 Cold Spring.
From Saegersvtle, Via GermanYille aud
DswaldvIlie. TO Jacksonville.
From Cataequa via Saples Goods, south
w hitenaA TsextertoWn, aud Albert's sta
ton, to ktttenhOuse Gap.
From Orwiigsourg. in sehuyilzil 81 Il County
via RinggO!d and Mountain Post OlHce, to
SteinsYille, in Lehigh COUNT.
YEF1IoNr.
From East Barnard TO South RoyaItou.
rom West Danville to Hardwiclz.
From North Ferrisburg TO MonktOn.
WAsHISGTON TERRITORY.
From Dallas, via simcone, TO sharps.
WEST VIRGINIA..
From Buntown, via mouth Of OIL creek,
From West Milford, via Isinchelou
From Weston, Via BealTs Mills anu Bat
ton Mills, 90 ilo oufh Of sand Fork creek.
From Holly Meadows, via BlacS Fork,
Please nt Run and Taylol's Mil, to New
Interest.
WISCONSIN,.
From Menomouee, via Washburn Farm
and Pine Creek, 20 John Quarters Camp.
In section tWeniy-eight, township thirty
four, range twelve east.
From Neilsville, via Hun.iclzer's to
John Graves.
From Neilsville to Graves HIlis.-
From Menomonee, via Sheridan, 10
JOhn Quarter.
From ChiltOu, via Rantoul and BrilIi0n,
to Wrigh Isl own.
From Westfield 70 Harrisville.
From Monroe, va Twin Grove and Dun
canon, il Illinois. TO Dakota.
From Excelsior, via Brady to EytVauus.
From Lone Rock 10 IrOntOn.
From West Lima o West Branch.
From Cassy1lle, via North AndOver, to
bloomington.
From Roliug Ground 10 Sugar Grove.
From GrOvesvilie, Via Rantout and Pot
ter Mills, TO kass0u Port.
Approved March 30 1865.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-27

UNIoNTOWN KE. Nav %.
Editors Journal:
In no other County in the State of
Kentucky is there so much bitterness
manifested towards Union men as in
this. They are prescribed, socially,
in business, aud in every other way
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KENTUCKY tORR ssPO MSCE.

The Fe; ling Against Union Gen-
PFOScFip Zen - Persecution Of
Northern Men-lhe CFOps-PrOS-
poCt for Corn, y heat sad Tobacco
"A Negro Appointed 2 puty con-
stable Hotel Accommodations.
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THE wires are down. No report.
10 night l-0PERATOR
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-27

MAINE
From Kenne5unk, VIA KenneoUnkport,
From Biddeford TO Sacco Pool
@From Brunswick, Maine, to O-r's Island.
From Moose River to canada Line.
From Forks of Kenuebec 70 Canada
Line.
From Weeping Water. via stone CreeK
and ShlrleE's station, to Lincoln City, Ne
From Bartlett Citr. Iowa, to Lincoln
city. y NeDra3Ska.
From West Point TO Norfolk.
From Beatrice via OF CIatoaia and Ran
dali, 10 Cam den
From Ashland. via of WahO Ranch and
EaccOOn Fork Of Oak.t-reek1 20 Ulysses, IN
Butler County
Nevada.
-From Dayton, via Hot Springs, to Pine
Grove.
From virginia. via Oreana, UntOnville.
star CITY snd Dun Glen. 10 Boise City, Ia
From thss mali station on the overland
mail route "a Ruby valley 10 Camp Hal
IecE.
From VAlIing1on's. via Pine Grove ana
w Wasul-ig- Ton, 70 Aurora
From Aurora. Via Aas91's Ranch and
Fort Churchill. TO lower crossing o. True
kee river, IA ~ ashoe county
SEw JERSEY.
From Penu's Grove 20 W0OJs-Owu-
From AndOyer To Gratitude.
From Dlckefst0Wn alto MOlnt salem.
From N Warwjc1 to Nor-h Vernon.
From hockaway to H4Deru-a.
From Burrltou, VIA StpDey4 Brook, to
BlOOmlngdate.
NEW MEXICO.
From santa Fe, Via Pojuaque, to Abi-
From Abiquiu, oy Rio Ojo CaIieute.
Servietta, Los COnejOS, TO Fort Garland.
From Cimarron 10 Taos.
From santa Fe, via Real de Dolores, Tu-
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ertO. aud san Antonio, 70 Alou4 4ueEse.
From CimarrOn, via Virginia CITY, 20
Taos.
From santa Fe, via Las Trampas, Penas-
co. and Rio del Pueblo, TO Taos.
From Las VEGAS via AntOnchicO, Can
on-s. and Puerto de Luna, to Fort sum ner.
From san Jose, via san Miguel. La Gu
esJa. t8 A AutOuchfeO.
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Western Union Rail Road,
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Of some one who will look to lhpi, interests and
see tina their claims are put upon file early and
g in due fora, for prompt payment. Nss'@
! shall beglad TO receive the papers OF any
such wlo desire TO avail themselves of my ex-
perence and facilities in the collection Of ull
just claims. S "
s- All papers will he promptly acknowledged,
and while in my. hands viii bekept in a fire and
burglar proof vault, specially built for the pre-
servalion OF the increasing number of valuable
papers 10 my possession
81 -sG VIM B. HILL.
ts.e-r' ~ ss -'h Attorney M Law,
N. Il. cor. Fayette and 81 Paul SITS.
p, janlT ~ Baltimore, Md
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1868-01-31

SNOW IN ENGLANp-On the 9Th instant
the hills of Surrey, Hants and Sussex were
covered with deep snow, and the whole coun-
try around presented most winterly aspect.
The greatest difficulty prevailed in getting
outlying cattle mp from the grazing lands to
the straw yards, and many farm homesteads
are completely showed up. In the low and
hollow lands the snow drifted to consider
able depth, and the hedges and fences were
buried 81 ~ .tB .l