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The Evansville journal., 1868-11-13
Grant,s P0Ticy.

The Washington correspondent of
the Louisville Courier Journal says
there is very good authority for as
serting that General GRANT will carry
out the reconstruction laws to the
letter, no matter what may be the
effect on che material interests of the
South. He holds that the people
have emphatically indorsed these
measures in the late election. A
few days since, in reply to remark
of friend that he hoped we would
soon have peace in fact as well as in
name, General GRANT said, I" | think
we will. e
This correspondent is, we think,
pretty well informed. In his inaugu
raj on the 45h of March next GRANT
will, no doubt. repeat, with a slight
variation, the remarkable expression
found in his letter of acceptance! He
will say, " Let there be peace" and
there will be a great calm. H
The Evansville journal., 1868-11-13

IF there are any Republicans in the
United States who have especial
reason to rejoice over the election Of
GRANT and CoLFAx, they live in
Louisiana. Prosecuted aud trampled
under feot-abandoned by the Presi2
dent and not allowed to exercise the
rights conferred upon thcm by the
laws--they have. nevertheless. main
tanned their political fidelity, and
looked to the success of their party
to bring them relief. Their expecta-
tions have been realized. The men
whose motto is Peace and Protection
have been elected. Therefore, is it
not eminently proper that the New
Orleans Republican give vent to its
joy as follows fgarq bnB eaHbo3'
THANK GoD.-Under the bright
sun of this joyous day ], ! us thank
God.
In the resistless majesty of their
earnest strength yesterday moved to
triumph the numberless hosts of
. aefeat people. 81 &
With a consistency which has
never faltered since the echo of the
first gun against Sumter struck the
ear of the nation, the loyal men of
country, from Maine clear over the
Pacific slopes to the sea, again reiter-
ated their determination that on prfn-
ciples of Republican loyalty this
Government should rest. ~ nos
Let the men of the East thank
God that the prayers which roe 9
from the deck of the Mayf1ower,. ask
ing the Institution and perpetuation
of a free Government, are not yet
spent.
Letsthe sturdy tillers of the West
thank God that their implements for
years to come. are Co be those of the
husbandman and not ofsthe soldier.
" Let the loyal thousands of the
South swell the pean of thanks with
glad congratulations that nation s
might comes to the support of right.
"The bitterness of contest, the de-
nunciation of foe. the fierce passion
engendered by heated struggle, are all
forgotten in this hour of triumph and
gladGess. GWb HEgaTaa PA rs
And the vanqulshed, even, IN
large measure, dism - regrets and
forget chagrin In the magnificent con-
summation. which they see must bear
for all the fruit of peace and prosper
ity aud of all good fortune. Rigf1
And for this consummation, so
accented with majorities as to Danish
cavil and yield promise-yes, more
than promises definite pledge of a
glad and glorious future for the ma
ton, let US all thank God.
The Evansville journal., 1868-11-13

f'Hr tfsffodists esd BaptEsts Of
OwensbBro are holding protfsoted
meetings. Al
THE Louisville COarter- Jonraol
SAYS a number of pefsons have been
attacked by highwaymen at different
times. on the Shelby Pike.---------1
EUGENE ,AEpERsoH, ATTEMPTED to to
shoot his brother Eat the lSpurfier
House Leuissllle, ,on=Tuesday..
Theattemst, uAsuceesaful.t + ? :
THE latest reports from the Eighth
Congressional District eleSy ADAMS
over BARNES bys1 .00o rnaiortG toe
THE Louisville : Gossrier-.I .Iour7sa1
has been presented apples and pears,
sound as if just plucked from the
trees, which have been preserved for
nearly lstwo years In the Newport
Fruit rHouse.IIvsE
ORE Of those silly demonstrations
growing out Of absurd wagers,s was
sauelehed by the police of houlsvIite
ON Tuesday One fellow was wheel
| ing another through the streets, when
the police wheeled both of them OF
to jail. The police did right. :,
| MAJOR IoeAA AR4, + ] Che "Tehnessee
| manager Of the Evansville, Hender-
/ son& Nc shville RzilroadTwas in Hop
kinsville last week, endeavoring to
secure an appropriation of $25, 600
toward building fhS railroad i6to that
city. az
.AsBLeoDY eight Etookl place at Bar
| bourville, Kentucky. on election day.
| between two men by the name Fof
Fisher and Berry. which caused some
fifteen persons to take part, and re-
/ suited in the killing of Mr.. George
w. Pitzer, prominent and infuen-
tial Republican, and the wonndingof
| Berry in the abdomen, Frank Harm
in the shoulder, J. Smith in the thigh,
| and Uriah Smith in the back.
/ JAS. WEIR, ESQ, President of the
Owensbbro and Russelvilfe Railroad,
says it is impolitic to begin work on
the road in the present condition of
the Company's finances. He urges
the stockholders to pay up. ee7s
| THE debt4of Kentucky ongthe 10th
| of October was as follows: = .,1s4e..4a IA
Amount or six per cent. debt due i t...Dg
and outstandin s64 s894 q
due and outstahding. die e. .S 80. 10000 %
| Amount of six per cent. bonds
unredeemsd not due. ....s ,726 800 OK
| Amount of i've per cent. bonds iaah -
unredeemed not duo................ 1s0 900 0C
Bonds held by the Board of Edu- gsI.g8 q
caLlon.-....-~' .s.s.s J. o1zSA 7t
10, el9,lef 4
The Evansville journal., 1868-11-13
10 fnrresn0naensa.

We never notice communications
not accompanied with the name Of
the author, who must be- made known
10 us if unacquainted. =
Elite on only one side ofTAs Papep
Don't write unless youS have sAFDe
thing 20 say Of interest TO TIE nphSic
and be as brief as the subject win al
low. ro-4
The pubIicqsipn Of a communica-
ton IS no evidtnce that the editors
adopt its sentiments. The author is
alone responsible for them.
Communications should be address
ed to the Editors of the JOURNAL,
and not to individuals.
The Evansville journal., 1868-11-13

who Unce enjoyed ,itE Profits without
putting forth much effort to retain it.
IF there Is any truth in the adsge. /
" There ID no excelenee without La |!
Dor IF such labor will produce the /
AWished for desideratun,- then indeed
should Evansville be particularly |
blessed, Tor every business house there |
-ef aBy prominence has one or more |
energetic and indefatigable agents IN |
the field, who are models, indeed, to |
missionaries among the heathens.
Tff the lat -er mentioned pIous and
worthy Gentle used the lpqnenoe
Narsuasive and seductive of the Ev-
ansgilIe cauvassers, then would the
clad notes Of salvation aud praise to
the Most I'll 'gh resound from pole to
nole of this now partially benighted
hemisphere. success attend their en-
ergy and pluck, and the fruition of
their hopes realized in a largely in
creased and remuneratlve trade dur
ing the coming season.
Your city should ever feel grateful
to Capt. Duncan for his untiring ef-
forts in building up and sustaining
the trade. Throughout all seasons of
the year he has ever been regular and
prempt in bis tripsg and the trade of
Tennessee River, which has become
| to be of such importance to Evans
vile, has been created and augmented
from year to year by his tact and en-
ergy.
He is the veteran pioneer in the
enterprise, having staked, grubbed.
graveled, laid the track and worked
| the rolling stock, and we trust that,
n x SlFEss s4Ta y fyF EfSGr 70 n
4 labored in such spirit for the public
/ good, he may not, like the old horse,
be turned out to graze in the wayslde
fence corners in his old days, but that
/ your city may respond to his claims.
and show their appreciation of his
/ efforts to give commercial Importance
| to their town. This has been obtain
ed through his efforts, and now that
| be. has expanded :, nearly his en-
tire all, affd4 @hds to begin at
the bottom of the ladder, we think
/ the community that has been bene-
/ fitted by his labors and outlay should
respond with a generous ardor worthy
his self-sacrifce, and e1deavor to re-
pair his fortunes. He has been ably
seconded in his labors by his clerk
4 VAL. Sorenson, : EsaeE-WhoseB name
has become a synonym for close and
unremitting attention TO his business,
to the exclusion of everything else,
and in his department he has made a
/ name for reliability in all matters OF
which he should be justly proud. We
hope that the coming season will be
prolific of a prosperity to their boat
which. their merits 50 richly deserve.
s.. axLy ese+esF sFrxarFfs5sg ~ -l..est. D.
The Evansville journal., 1868-11-13
Indiana Etenas.


The first snow of the season fell at
Terre Haute on Tuesday.
LAFAYETTE is plentifully supplied
with salmon, rock bass, white and
cat fish.
THE propriety of establishing new
cemetary is now under discussion in
Lafayette. ao
THE New Albany Rolling Mill Is,
now making the iron for the track Of
the New Orleans and Ohio Rsifroad,
running from Paducah south. A9
THE Lafayette Journal asks the
City Fathers to decide which have
the right to the sidewalks, the pigs or
the citizens.
THERE are eleven counties in the
State who are still behind with their
October settlements.
THE official vote of the State will
not be counted until the fourth Mon
day of December next.
THE wife of the newly elected Su-
perintendent of the Hospital for the
Insane has been elected Matron of
that institution. This is done for the
pu pose of increasing the salary of
the Superintendent.
ROBERT CRAwLEY, who has been
confined in the Sullivan County iaiI
for eight or ten months, was dis
charged on the 11th inst. the evidence
being insufficient to convict. 4tf.
THE Lafayette Inder, the Demo-
cratic weekly paper, recently started
in that city, died last week, aged one
month.
GEN. LEWIS WALLACE, of Mont
gomery County, and Hon. ALBERT G.
PORTER, of Marion, are the last an
nounced aspirants for United States
Senator.
Dr.. JONES, Of this city, has been
elected G. W. 2. of the Grand Di
vision Sons of Temperance of this
State for the ensuing year. He will
make jealous and efficient officer.
MM. NJ. MERwIN. of Cloyerdale,
Futnam County, Is candidate for
Principal Clerk of the House of Rem
resentatlYes, at the approaching ses-
sion of the Indiana Legislature.
IRA BRosHEARs, of Spencer Coun-
ty, gallant one-armed soldier, is q
candidate for State Librarian. The
Legislature cannot do better than to
eject him.
FoUR Indianapolis Banks report
for the month of October an aggre
gite Of s127,7 capital in excess of
U. S. Bonds, and s849, 800 in deposits.
The Evansville journal., 1868-11-13


UNITED STATES MUSICAL REVIEW.
We have received from J. L. PETERS,
the publisher IN New York, the No
vember number of the United States
Musical ReUieao. This number con-
tains the following choice new music
a Heart that Beats Only for Thee, 7
aud "When | Went Home with
Belle, two new songs by the author
of 8 Nora o Neal;" sacred song by
Bishop. entitled, Seek and Ye Shall
Find = Pleasant Thoughts Ma
zurka," by Charles Kinkel. aud
I" Loves of the Angels" a beautiful
march by Packer. This music is
written especially for the Re0ie,o, and
is published in sheet form at cost of
81 40. Subcribe for it.
The Evansville journal., 1868-11-13
Ivents for the Journal.

IA. HALL. Princeton, Ind.
Cant. LEVI FERGUSON, PetersDurgn, 4no-
ri amy h. SMITH. Washington, Ind
" a. l.. HFMBIESWAY, BoonVile, 1no.
a. n. DRBRUIFR, New burgh, Ind A
JOHN NJ. LOCKWOOD. Mt. Nernols EleN@
J. NJ. FOSTER. Fort Branch, lnd-
II. w WFAN Err. Poseyvllle. IND.
s n CoRWIH, omeEille, Ead. y6-N<t
Capt. " MHIA4eeG, Cyntfiana, Ind.
e D. RoGrFs. N ew Harmony. ina.
HARVEY BoND. Eazfeton, Ind.
Taos McCUTcf EN-. SandeTsvilie; IND.
UEBTr MARKS, Black Hawk Millss 1na.
4 hey will a $50 receive and forWsrd 10 r
orders tor Bind ng and job frlntings
The Evansville journal., 1868-11-13
Kentucky LIENS.

HoPKINsvILLE is organizing a fire
company.
REV. DR.. RoBT. J. BREcKINRIDaE
was married to Mrs Margaret White.
in Danyille, on Thursday last.
YoUEG Thomas Dougherty, of Lex
ington, and son of r. B. Dougherty,
was shot in Covington on Friday
night last.
DURING the month of October,
twenty-one marriage services were
celebrated in Daviess County.
The Evansville journal., 1868-11-13
I3.el9,l9IA6
Reason for RelNIeIng.

Total State debt due October y
TO- GIG, 10
The Evansville journal., 1868-11-13
HARnW ARR.
H A R n w AR r..

We have now n store fuil line OF
Patent Red jacket Axes
straubs Patent Axes;
Mann'a Patent and regular Arosi
Grain and Coal shovels;
Patent Cross-cut Saws;
Wood and Hand Saws
Meat Cutters and Suffers;
shOvels and Spades;
COal Hods;
ShOvels and ToDgs-
Closing ont below cost;
American and English Cutlery;
Butcher Knives, Saws, Choppers. dc
Cotton and Wool Cards
Builders Hardware;
Carpenter and Cooper Tools
Chain Pumps, 40.
az LATEST REDUCED PnEoEa
Fob CASH.
FRED. p. sTRAUB q UC.
No. "a MAIN STREET,
oc22 dtfI Bet Second and Third streets.
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Ohio : Gileu Balm.

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