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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-28

NOTICE 10

NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.
Charges due shippers by steamer May
flower win be paid THIS DAY, Tuesday,
April 2Sth, az the Office Of Horubrook a
20. tltJ rus LEMCKE.
NOTICE 10 SHIPPERS.
From and after this date the several
Evansville and Cairo packets Will carry
frelghts to ali points hence to Cairo at
p cents Per hundred pounds. rvp
Commanding steamer Quickstep.
BEN. HO VAR
Commanding Steamer Cumberland.
A. NJ. DUSOUCHET.
Commanding steamer Armada
April8 1868. [apr5 ar
FOR MEMPHIS ICKsBURG AND NEW
ORLEANS.
The excellent side-wheel steamer
WESTMORELAND.
LEvans, Master;
Leaves for New Orleans and All interme-
diate ports THIS DAY, Tuesday, April 18th,
at u O'Clock N.
For freight or passage apply on board. or
to HUBS, PATRICK q CO.,
FOR NEW ORLEANS.
The great steamer
eNeal, Master
Leaves as above on WEDNESDAY, April
For freight or passage apply on board.
apes dit
nOARDING-Can De obtained, by the
dav r week, by calling at Mrs. SAN
SONS, on Eighth Stree between Walnut
and Chestnut Streets. [aP28 div
BOARDING BY DAY OR
- WEEK. at
MRS. E. n. BURNS'S,
No. p Second ST., bet. Main and Locust
Streets, Evansville, Ind.
A few more dodgers and quite a number
of day boarders can still be accommoda-
ted. MRS. E. ". BURNS.
mar2tf
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-28

GENERAL TRADE OF THE CITY.-The gem
eral trade of the city, last week, was ex-
cellent, and merchants were greatly
pleased, realizing their f4ndest expecta-
lions. The prospect looks quite encour-
aging.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-28

rOB SALE-SEED OATS-2OO bu h
Il Chicago Seed Oats.
msrl4 dtf BAIRD & START.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-28

NUNANL To BaNIEELFto-
Charges due shippers by steamer May
flower viii be paid THIS DAY, Tuesday
April 23th, al the Office of p HorubrOOk 4
Co. tlU GUS. LEMCKE.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-28

Government bonds are tending up
wards-buying and selling a as follows:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-03

eerlrbsn sribfa lGerner une Setrn ron
DiplCnaar. Mn alIts, mas Dor LANCER 3cu
atplten Gteen Vpr8c90nlen. rrinnerte liG
Gnerer UNI mdbrcnp !btrY &Ilcr istae ldR>
be Stttetne umlhlunAeu kttlt, timpeten ttm
rtnjelhe rtntgt Wprte, Was lelR armer Better
aQeS empfunetn, fit er In tentr 9taat letn
Saut bttrcten.
Nahbtm her 3ultdne res ned, mmtr
Ittipahen, ittferrr9trn Wannes Is 9eit1tittt
Wurbe sr III etnsm her pcb ncdt tmmer ppr
bent 1trrf efs ,p1uies tarrcneen 9Sd0cn Qr~
fuert une I'M 9serrine nit fetnrr IU6rcr, Der
3ante unp t3errn non MSlcnlar, nucb rrm
.pauie Der Sierntn1alt ncbr1hi alrc rtc
9an3r 6dntIie nun itrcn %ufcntp1lt nttmcr
ipollte
Die itrigen betlnttmsr ter 10 tra6ittb alb
1elauttnen Sphjsit teprten III ern anrerrn
Q9agen bttm, nadecm eer gCmmtfatr he
gtibe @trrstergs aut has 9ett he's %ltercnt
bate legen unp ne 9tere ets Sauirs ltblte>
sen taf1rn. Mud psr Snt6t Sdntn, rer ne
ttr allstn III hem bpen unbetmIhen Sauie
blttben ppqte, nob fpnnts, gn9 nab etr
SterntnsalIr, um aQpprt eer Der 9anp EN-
llntertpmmen ju lineen.
(Jrrtttuna fplai.0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-03
z 3.
CD III g..
gur 8miees ti:ibt psm GrSdbler ,u be-

Nur @rni0es ti:itt psm Gr5dbler ,u bt-
rtd,teu ilbrtg.
Yin tcr ce,ie feineS 9iubes eripatie Wer.
ner !plls ipieper tu etnem II r1trtalt neuenVe'
ten, cenn bic Gatafrrptf, ,petd,e bent 8er-
BREEDER cent 6etnee Ietntr Samilit, bas Da.
tetn aeIphet, Bate IN Der Sbdt bic, eurh BIZ
aufre9enprn GrlebntlTe seIpdertenYanee, mel.
dc ietn DentpcrmSgen gefeiIelt, lcine Spra-
de 9elnbnlt ppllt9 5asrtngt. ,.,t. 90
&oetl lener Ratbt, bic TIN auf 10 leltian,c
9Setis tn eaS Wcenaar'l 'lte Gaus urp 3u tet.
nfr &pHtcr Behrattt, bic IT In Yeliyeees Str,
HttntAeIrn &reuScs gcabnt - crtannt, bate
70 pieierIrt Betanntes, an prrgan9ene 3tttnJ
ete Selntaen Watntnots, auf ibn etnge,ptrlt,
paD Ietn NIngen naG Grfenntni6 tnimcr et>
palttser unp aud, sltdilGsr 94fiie iur ben
Armen, ertpl8relAsr gtnprnen mar. Gs bat.
te odtfr ip0bl nur clues iplhfn, ttn pabrbaft
unO 8ewaltIam erlAutteraecn2lnIaTf Hes bteurft,
Uni pa5 2Gtrt 3u pplcnstr, ibn bent 9thte,
eein pitliden 4fben ipispfrSu9fben.
Gas Grite, mas er tNat, ais er BON ietner
Grmattun3 ltdb pteetr tibplt, aus ittntm
Sd'lun,mer crmaat, mar, pab cr luGrnb NIT
eer A1anp til pte Satd,e fdbr, uno bte untfre
Sa!Fe peS 8reu3Gens btrscripg. Nadb:m
er ram p0s G6mudhif som Salie 8plpen-
gels gelof, fiste er beirG Stilde ancihaneer,
une purH stnselne Wprr, bic CT mob inimer
mubinm juammtniuAen mubte, bic fem
nIuNe MIR tt1mMeinb III fntern pfrnlpfpte,
cerudDe lttnGt betten ttef.crgrtienen 3u>
torsrMutn 5u ia9tn, ipie CT bGlm lestfn 3u-
lOmntenletn NIT tetnert l;eben gSstbt. Der
MG!er @nasld'8, NIT Sgner baS 3srbrphtne
8lcapo grteejlt uno cann an eef grpberen
SQlfte rer turisr 3sI', N iguer Ysrbansnib>
p0uI Nad,t, TN Wocnlar 'ihen S9luie, Elm
lem an9eborerre5 tpgur:s g1elen ;u ertsnnfn
gcglaupl, ipelbe5 8tmIbtietn immer ieltsr,
tlrct 1t ihm 9ciporbsn ,atp ibm enbtttb III
GjolrefBtl tetn ci8tne3 Stinb eprgetilbrt.
Diit gcfalleten !SaneeN bUrte bic alts 8ante
@pbtcis 5H, tonn. taBe lie. irrran fie faum
noD seealpt. ipie etntDe Sage, natecm Der
Iretnee MNnn ibr raS tlene metnei,ee Stins
BftTdnt. ltc leRes ShmUdfld III bremGjnr-
tea geTuuben, I'M es p1nu steIe Sabre ttdter
ee.l 5ur ,}ilUatrdu eripatlleneE &tnee IN
ipihttgtr Stunpe ais Ealientllt 81 getet.
Gin at0iblel blteb tonen frtillb ned, pte
ba5 Sttetleo een per UiuitGr dttI pls 8nip ae>
fpltmst, Seaj mar eits letdDt ~ tolsnune ipc-
ntee 5talltea ipdier pu,e ttncR p1rittfr jtem
llhf G'Ctrtbtett frerbeu.
GrjteifeResr tpGr has nun iptDenee gSte~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-03

e J. bne- 6duber une fsretr.
- MuS Srpntpipn, Obto, tpne bert hicl:
,Sn eerI Tdht Ypm leBtCn Gemertd9
purpe Sr. Spbn 8alare, otr bret MetleN
Don Sputb, Ipni, an Smpp-Greet, In Sci
ierlrn 2pmnttp, prbnt, IN ttlnCm ,Sauie
Itbensgtf1brIttb mtRbanpelt une bCrautt.
Der !Ser9lnB bieler @hmptpnt prb N toI'
grnper gDtiNe eridblt; Stnt Wannrr gin
9cn IN isner Nutbt nab Fem 6aule pet Sm.
8allaro unp erbrahen bic 8bure init etnen'
3aunrflbe. 81a1rb, her bct rem YARN
nach Der 3bure sultcf ipurte ait1.ntlldlttb
esrlif,n, IN ben Spt 9rblcppt uto. nit Gem
aplben einrr Nttpls nirbsr9elhldacn, II, rap
er bcinNungstos pal1a. llntrreeilcn rrdn-
zen rre Der llebeltbdItr IN pas pau5; 3ptt
bepadtsn Srdu Yalare, bic I'M Bette lag,
llno Der Trttte gina nab eben llnp bette el.
nell 8allen, cer ctIrd $4,000 cnlbtcit. Gtnc
tufie olfde ppm t6aule pfneten Die H0u
Der ben allru unb nltmen pat Cjtlp tcraus,
ltlegcn uber bic Slgel mad burlington gu,
no lie ttrr cen Sbtp. 8lup ssten uno nab
98elt-8irgMicn rnlEepen. :}wst her 8du'
bet parCn rppnt pes Srn. S0anre aus let
ner erlten Gbe. Sbr Sttettruecr eit1mlte
lie, ais lie nah rem staten ru0en. Der
Cine, Barton 8aaalp, purpe an Stmlta8c
pe,paftst unp rur0 itne 8uB'puren uber"
filbrt. Sfitpenl tinb nod sWet anpere Der
8duter perbafst ipnroen lnp man bat rira
$l400 tfs geitptlenen Welpes ptreererlar8t.
DIN 9lnbeen III MAI, auf eer Spur. Cr
Ballard 1T 10 ilpel 3u9eftd,tet, ehB CT idpe,'
lid wtCetr auftpmmen miro. Gr bate chen
Ntu Qmenttun In Sjep pertp1neelt urt ndtb
benz Welten Su stsben, ipD er Elm SiItt Gano
aefauft Bate"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-03
+. s;Mapp's g5d)mIe.

Die geerluneen Ilr tds sHiMer sdbialr beginner
am Ditl.ua1 eeH ]. Gsptgmher. Gforgfns abr. aH
metpungcR jtr ..uRabme gsNer S1ller psrsen In
2duie ,er 9uG4e tptBe3tu GtnHmIit lHsHfrtiar
Saiiltr bstga bis 1T pb!acm lGge e!tIutsensn.
Ithh-t ~. u. 4ii1Gp.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-03
Yur .ylulIlriiIlt

Nt ttm Daulret scSeutitb.aHs" el.ffnlsn eif
,ti,te trfiid,e 3Tprtf&scH bpiIm;fdis saistbirncE
asirpdNeD, arose idiid,e Sifen, ariitis tiie gel:
,s Esr5Ieii aeipaiteus GroiciI. SGgc 6aisrsriise.
ei;rilatraer psi,sttn italitnici;e nsaecdrpHf ct.
boricn Beiieitgries seriseri.e u ahea M!nHr'ern.
G'io,,iiet, aisn4ihrtfsrteercu. Mtphn ttinnti-t
5ularien ,lllr panlt zaan,ci,, Gbocoiase Satafs
Ysi tc meIs Irtifct pis gum 9aisttrserfaue ~ ben
ilaiafsu @larttprsiien sntpleb!tn.
flrtsi y pnE afesa,
srrcgtur: rpn eufppaiideH @rees'lta,
fst-l q. $40. Nea.gaItmcfirs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-03
1luterriGh.
9sust,ae el i,a4 ea8I,ttbe @ehule.
j. t$AQDD,

eaRs ucig S0bicaUstr. gnt LrhllaesNttp.
&5 mtre tcn hppfT yeFfern paliaH1gfr siedl prafas
GprGts G4ianB pHe 3eitnen sltHtEgrlGt erlps. Gtt'
hsRGn ILL yjEdubitidtn Nib Nptenii@tH pps i'm Gss
9trlPeeH ag 0eraRBen Deblaider llaterrtdt IN rerS
iGiatenea Nlaieh aur peipde lirtecn Il, eHe gfhrern
anaeltrllt. Wis Der Sda!s IL enc lGrnssnfuii ser-
trurif; aua weresH Sfgalf IN Ss1 uap gg1ts 9tapns
men. 5.l
Mabert austsEtitfei!i btr gruiitpa t.s gnfait, 8.
Rnabt. @ds DDu Spatbaaart uge saDaf,Sltp.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-03

Sefbltmpr etneS Deutlh den.
= Der sGbieagp Mbenbs 3eltun9" nom 81.
Sttcber entnebmsn mir SSplsenpes:
Der Coroner tielt beute 8ermttag sinsn
Snquelt ab lber bic 9ehe pes ungen Sotu
t8fo. Sptnner, her lid, rergsllern I'M betrun-
ttnen 3ultanbe cine pitplentu8el eutb bic
9ruit iaste unc eeltern NahmtttaB an Istner
0etipunpuns tarb. Der 3frtorbrne mar
ertt "a Sdbrt alt, Dor gfcnatsn aus leintr
Seimatb SelTen. Galitl na6s Amerita Gepan,
pert ilne tebte bter i'm Saule 'elne6 Bfuoers
nit fttWn gltern in Rr asa. 9terte StraBe.
Ut tpar lsnem 0sfhdfte nad Santibutma>
der, obsr bier, ire9en W1ngel an Beibdttt~
aune In iemem 8sruie9e,punatn, ais Wau>
rer-Saneldnger tu arbttttn. Us thetnt. edh
lbin bic gtrbdltniNt bier niht betagten, er
fprah Oft pansn, btIpneers penn CT unter
benz GinHudt Yen Sprituc'en 'th befane
eab er zines Cages ielnem 2etm elm pltsli>
hrs Gnbe iitatten rbtree, 10, eae ittne 81~
pnrbten ttm ipeferbcft bic crnItllbfen 8or>
fcaune,n tlber istnf Mtuberunstn marbten.
Bpraelttrn iruree er bon feinsm Nrbeiigebtr
rnttaf1en, bilette iih enfn 9rcbrn Born fdr-
iiter ein, lief tespesrn - ais dher 0'ermd>
No - In bic nahle gterineipf, unp per-
fHaffft llh rinen gstndlilgfn Saarttptel. Sn
per Vprtale eiur gBebnung arerfcmmfn,
feil.rte er Gin alttS aus Teutfdlanb tn,ppr-
ttrtes Getrrpitcl auf isme pruit ab nne
Ilnf ;ufaniinen. - Sttn Cob periest cine
ctr relptttabte beutfdt Bdmilte In bic ttrllte
9rauer. Dds 9trbift Der Gcrpncrs Surp
lautete ben llmiSnten genlaB duf Sflbt-
ncre.e
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-03
Deuticb<a,aerifauif5s5
RroDnffen . lNeiM lift.

1rrbeil erDditcn:
a.hter eStpei;tr', gInbgrAer- nth arduter.siit,
epa. SlrtNge, Nnd'rpts. Caviar, SarseQen agsfrta.
ltiae i,np Ginsnaali Sdinten Sgige Sief, 3angsR,
speiae ubputbc JtiriGwafsr mn GaamtG.
2eein Deitipurf s,uitr Gier, Stbno II. ~, pslhe
bel feier Atiieicrir8 her s2aare ur esfaGiaen gb-
nabie cmrfiebff IN. J. aoeer,
tNas. 10, i2Wt) l31a Nerh. oreeertd' Ctr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-03
Sermiltte Seridte.

q 6redtt6er3pb.--Nu Nus 2eutsSile
iEI'ro berttbtet, RAP Die 9aatttdnStrsn 8ais
NaYpen pas llneliIf bate, bet rtncr Scrfelr
lung in Der DRutbalt" nit iRrcn aetptrn
gu nate an Ole 2ampe su etyatbem. Die
StlttpGr finetn tpfprt 6cutr uHe pae ln9lud,
lbe Wapnsn mar I'M Nu III 6Ianmen etn-
aceuat. Bier autere TdnjrrUncn. pGlttf
NIT br 3ugleta aufptr 8utar Ndntcn, tptm>
ten ttr frnc lSllie letlen, ba ibrs letdbIe
StlttpunD i0nlt tbcnfaItS IN 8rarp 8erdtben
mdre. Nahpem bic 6lamme mbih gelpIdt
mar, murre pte am sansen GcrpCr furhtbar
8atrannte IN etn 3lmmtr acbr0ht unp dJI~
il6e Suite btrbstBruicu. boh alautts esr
4rst nt6t, hap he picetr btr8slsat pcrten
fbnntc. Splprt, nahpem eae 9ubllIum
rltper etipaS berubtIi mar, fng rae Spltlen
unb 3an,cn npn Neurm an, ipdbreap rus
arue Wiapben reben1n ets IhreeltdIttn
SfmerSen dus3ultrten bate. Mr nlAntn
Mtergen purpe baS bepauerntpertbe Sc
ldppf nadt Der Wrtnurg ttrer Gitrn &C.
braht, 100 sirar glars pcrlubtwurtc, lIe rcm
lcpe ;u mtreiben, jeppt t9me &rthng mp8-
lid mar. Sic ltarb unter unfa9liben qua
len nab trtt Gdltn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-03
~ tHlTlH stllIsptTDITf
Daily 4 Weekly Eswspspsrr
FuELIEHHD 81
FREDGS1OE IALNEy
D. y, Cor OF BsItinoys o Gay gtss,
SStTiM0aK, Hn.

Price l24 Cents per Week, $500 Per AM
um payable in advance.
Price of the Weekly, published every Fri
day, 81 so per Annum; mailed to Europe,
including postage. $500 per Annum, pay
able in advance
ADvERNsING At THE USUAL RATEs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-03
8. AtQ4uer's
beut(lIl. .cuaItlIle @1ale,

Gfe pDn 5uit0lls un1 GeInpapl!r.
0cben err id'ntAsn NM heataIehten l3ghaBms 6ef
aabl infinr sder rabe i'd npd, eiueu Sttler anaettt
Bon NDnfaa, Is. Setpt.. aH ptre quo 4h'sfi'At III
psib!itta .9enbatbrileE e.sper. GlerEt pelsl tHtt
6taegr su i,bittn nandl2u, Gcaen 9Fe anmeieah5eH
t2sJ-l ~ l... 8. 1sal,nsr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-03

Der VItnt ppn QSurttent Der 8
beiutte am Samltase, nit ctncm Gmrfeb-
lunsSbrteic pes 8re9slcfretaro psrleben, tte
sstfuns Monree uno ipurbe nit mil,tar,lhen
Gsren enlpJdnaea.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-03
0selle 1871 bAll. Sliringr |

5retta trtdftta sirs ssnsuna ue6tr bra. 9irina,
sis;Idbriaen oangst, ipmis 3metihaen YtrnenN.
tsarl SpHeiF,
(1e5-) gr. AL, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-03
IlEf9ILIl1.gIE alll lIlE.....F.

ert Pat'e seseen, aHeItam sep Soaptsi1et 0,gea
isns's heasasIa 1T hrtsa bel
&eoelf rn sto.ltneek
VI, 20, -Sbariesffes.
t1-) stge gffpgs tess
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-03

Der Oampfsr Ws ntaIa, pelber
AM Mpntaee bon Can ,sransistc nab Sl-
mama abs'na, uatm SALT 900 IN e'rlp NIT,
trpppn 1921 900 nab Wsp~Sprf une SILL
600 nah Gnetane beitimmt ttnp. ..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-03
0oItim0re. Nl0., 9ienta9, Oen 3 Nopeu0er 1868

NtnSipauhcrer umo Meiisnre ndW
ecm 0Scttcn une Jfrrcipcften Der
ScrciliQtcn Staatcu uCl gtOrOs2lmcrlfa
fparen 3elt i,rs Och, rptnn ffe bic
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-03

DE 8egnatt9un9 ). >. Stt-
tert's. - Die rapitale gren' bat arpBes
Gtfhret nber bic geenaeiauns Steeert'S
rureb ben pritirenten efbebfa. Sietert
wube int Sanudr-1snltine res 9ereih. 9t.-
8c,trfs @ertdte3 III Sbilarelpptd wtgen
llrbertrctuns ,rer Gtfuereeicst ju $1,000
Strai,abuna ule 9.nirnatltder Saft psiur-
tbeilt. Us erbett nunmetr, zap 9. aul bic
Gmpiebluag res Der. Staateu.'Seuerat' an
walls Goart5, bss 9er. Staatfn- Dtltrtfts-
anpdlta Silpin, fImmtlther 8efhmerenrn
leines Srpselks unb As raoifaler Mttoiieper
ter GstfBasban9 ppn pennNicantsn parern-
ntrt wuIfe,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-03

3euer duf bem Meere. - DIR
sen 2ipsrscpf in gttip-yerf aneeftmment
Camper. .ycnniNlsania" lneleet, taBfr an Is.
Oft. auf pTerer Srt benz trenneRntn -Sdltfft
,Sesan Yslle" bsgeaneif. 0tc Manpihaft
bate suppr eas Natrsela perlalIsn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-11-03

Fllo ips Ter btstNNaien uro trSartbftn auf sirrtm
Gpnltptnte territent,n ltttrl hNen WRIT bic Sdibc
rcsl CntBt5cn, reae igratt eds CSiitautrpttst lHt
tdRn lie rtilpHR pcAslttt
The Hickman courier., 1868-05-16
Origin Of Plants.

Msdder came frem the East; celery
Originated in Germany; the chestnut
came from Italy the onion originated
in Egypt; tobacco is a native of VirA
.-r..i4 chs lertie i a uative OF Europe !,
the pine Is native OF America the
eitrou is 4 native of Greece the poppy
ogigiuaied in tkD East; oats originated
in North Africa; rye came, originally,
Iom Siberia parsley was first known
In Sardinia the pear aud apple are from
Europe; spinach was first cultivated in
Arabia; sunhower was brought from
Peru; the mulberry tree originated in
Persia the horse chestnut is native of
Thibet; the cucumber came from the
Fast Indies the ounce came from the
Island of Crete the radish is a native
Of China and Japan; peas are supposed
to be of Egyptian origin; the garden
eress is from Egypt and the East horse
radish came from the South of Europe
thc Zealand fax shows its origin by its
name the coriander grows wild near the
Mediterranean the Jerusalem artichoke
is a Brazilian production hemp is ua-
ki,c of Persia aud the East Indies; the
arSnip Is native of Arabia /; the po-
no is native of Peru; cabbage grows
ID in Siberia buckwheat came from
pria barley was found in the noun
BE- OF Hinlalaya; millet was first known
u India.
Writers of undeniable responsibility
state that cereals and others of these
edible productions grow spontaneously
in that portion of Tartary east of the
Belar Tash and north of the Iimalaya
mountains.
The Hickman courier., 1868-05-16
THE NATIONAL TELEGRAPH Law.

IN 4 CT TO aid in the construction of Tele-
graph Lines, and TO secure to the Govern
ment the use of the same for Postal, Mill
tary, and other purposes.
IL 70 enacted by ne Senate and House Of Rep
F,stHiaffres o. the JRifed Staf-s or .dmerica. IN
Congress assembled, That auy reIe eralh com
paHy now organized or " hi ch may hereafter
be organized under the laws of any State in
this Union, shall have the right to construct
maintain, and operate lines OF telegraph
through and over any portion of the public
domain Of the United States. over and along
any of the military post routes of the
United states which have been or may here
after he declared such By act of Congress,
and over, under, or across the nayi gable
waters of the United States: Provided That
such lines of telegraph shall be so con-
structed and maintained a not TO obstruct
The nav CATION of such streams and waters,
or interfere with the ordinary travel on
such military or post roads. Ind any of
said companies shall have the right TO take
and use from such public lands the neces-
sary stone, timber, and other materials for
its posts piers, stations, and other needful
uses in the construction, maintenance, and
operation of said lines of telegraph, and
may pre-empt and use such portion of the
unoecupied public lands subject TO pre-emp-
tion through which its said lines of tele-
graph may be located may be necessary
Tor II statiOlfs. not exceeding iorty acres Tor
each station; but such stations shall not be
within fifteen miles of each other.
Sec. ,. And be il further enacted, That
telcgraphic communications between the
several Departments of the Government of
the United States and their officers and
agents shall, in their transmission over the
lines Of said companies have priority over
all other business, and shall be sent at rates
to be annually fxedby the Postmaster GEN
eral.
Sec 3. And be it further enacted, That the
rights and privileges hereby granted shall
not be transferred by any company acting
under this act to any corporation. associa-
'tion, or person: Provided, however That the
United States may Mt any time after the ex-
piration of FIVE years from the date of the
passage ofsthis act, for postal, military, or
other purposes, purchase all the telegraph
haes property, and effects ef any all of
said companies at an.appSfsed value, TO be
asccrtained by five e6thpetent, disinterested
persons, two of whom shall be selected by
the Postmaster General of the United States
,tMosby the company interested, and one by
the four previously selected
Sec. 4. And be it further enacted, That
before any Telegraph c4npany shall exer-
else any of the powers or privileges confer
red by thfs1act, such company shell file their
written acceptance with the Postmaster Gen
eral of the restrictions and obligations i'm
.posed by this act.
Approved, July oath, 1866.
Stock may now be subscribed in this COM
spany.at their Office in the city of New York
.er at130s Main street, Louisville, Ky.
q .,rr.r- 30 l..
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ON and after Sunday, January II, 1868,
and until further notice, TWO DAILY
PASSENGER TRAINS will be run between
Nashville, Tenn, Memphis Tenn, and Hick
man, Ky.
Making close connections with the Mobile
and Ohio Railroad at Humboldt for Mobile,
New Orleans, and all intermediate points.
At Hickman connecting with a FIRST
CLASS LINE OF STEAMERS for Vicks-
burg hatcher, Baton Rouge, Cairo, ST. Louis,
and all intermediate points on the Upper
and Lower Mississippi Rivers. irst-class
Transfer Steamer will ply between Hick-
man aud Cairo, making close connections
with the Illinois Central Railroad for st.
Louis, Mo, Chicago, H., Dubuque, Iowa,
St. Paul Minnesota, and all points West and
Northwest.
Making close connections at Nashville
with Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad
for Chattanooga, Knoxville. Lynchborg,
Richmond, Washington, Baltimore. Phila-
delphia, New York; atlanta, Augusta, Savan-
nah, Charleston, Macon, Montgomery, West
Point, etc. Connects with the Nashville and
Decatur Railroad for Franklin, Columbia,
Pulaski, Athens, Ala, and Decatur, Ala.
TINS Is THE SHORTEST AND CHEAPEST
Rorrr TO MEMPHIS it being seventy-nine
miles shorter than the Decatur route, and
forty-six miles shorter than the Edgefeld
and Kentucky route.
w. P. INNS.
Chief Eng and Gen Supt n and N W. RR
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Djri9enGs.

6. In all eases the net earnings of this com
pany will be applied 10 the payment OF diyi-
dends on its capital stock, and in no event
viii earnings be diverted TO the coustruc-
tion Of new lines.
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ilirge fer the Radicals in few years
. 70 hox or barrel enclosed his brea.,,,
Yer mar. nor potato sack bound him,
iai he las Ike a .ietg taking h;s res,.
VIII The ai-s sil hHzsin around him
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N-a.9ns - ~ -

{Sl May be found in the enormous profits Of
every considerable telegraph line operated
on this continent. The present telegraph
monopoly has 'watered its stock TO the ex-
tent Of over one thousand per cent on the
amount paid in; aud still it pays, on the
stock thus inflated, satisfactory dividends.
our company viii duplicate all the remun-
erative lines now operated by the monopO-
lv, and subscribers viii pay for our stock
only the exact cost of our lines.
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Aefaat Capitai required.

;. The company confidently believe that
thirty-ive per cent Of the capital stock will
construct and fully equip Twenty-Five Thou
sand miles of Wire. which viii connect all
the commercial cenJers and important places
in the United States. This opinion rests
upon the most reliable estimates and re-
sponsiole offers TO construct and equip the
lines
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Income

:. With the stock in hands Of the active
business men Of the country, exerting theii
I N slu.iace nu r-tueilt its busiuess- and with
a range OF Twenty-Five Thousand Miles Sf
Wire equipped and in operation, the company
believe that at reasonable rates, the bust
ness viii pay liberal dividends on its en-
ire caritul stock.
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l6. Under it telegraphic companies have
been organized by few wealthy capitalists:
these companies have been consolidated nm
der one Board of Management; they are
made up of opposition companies, with par
allel, LAT eral. and useless routes costly to
maintain. Their liabilities are heavy. and
they employ multiplicity of officers who
receive large salaries; yet they pay large
dividends. With their capital stock largely
watered, amounting now in the aggregate
to Forty-two Millions of Dollars, they seek
10 monopolize the business at exorbitant
rates, and thus benefit the few at the ex
pence of many.
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March 5. 1853.

Page 255, see. 3-And be it further enact
ed, that all the Railroads and parts Of Rail
roads, which are now or may hereafter be in
operation, he and the same are hereby de-
clured Post Roads