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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-06-23

Destructive Fire-LOss @78, OO0-Rail-
road Matters.

SAN FRANCISCO, june 22.-Green,
Baum & Co.'S cigar and tobacco
store. on Front Street, near Sacra-
mento, was destroyed by FIRE on Sat-
urday evening Loss &75 900.
The United States steamer Shu-
brick, stranded on the beach near
Mendocins last year, has been launch
ed aud brought back to this port, un-
der sail.
The United States Commissioners
have examined and accepted the Sec
tons of the Central Pacific Railroad
completed east of the summit of the
Sierra Neveda. which is reported to
be very solidly aud smoothly built.
Trains now run regularly through to
Reno. y ssfrslBs4-E b,.~.A4.,.-s.e ev
from Salt Lake, and expresses him
self much pleased with the friendly
disposition and overtures of thesMor-
mons. 'ih flEau
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WARRINGTON.
w. M. EVaPts Nominated U. s. AttOr-
ney General-J. h. SHrFatt Admit
ted 30 Bail. s4sa ga# n

|. WASHINGTON, June -22-Jo ohm H.
Surrattswas released this afternoon
on bail until Monday next. His
bohdsmen are John J Bayne, r.. II.
Trunnel, Owen Thorn, and Michael
Shea, in the sum of $50 900.
The President has given no intima-
ton to McCulloch that his resigna-
ton would be acceptable. The rela-
tions between him and the President
continue friendly, aud there is no in :
dication that he will resign, although
efforts continue to be made by certain
parties to produce that result.
Capt. New, Chief of the Steamship
Division of the Treasury Department,
left tonight for New York to confer
with steamship owners aud other in
terested parties. with regard to a bill
now pending before Congress, regu-
lating the carriage of passengers.
The Commissioner Of the General
Land Office has Issued circular letter
to the various land Offices instructing
the forwarding of contributions to the
proposed national collection of geo.
logical and meteorological specimens.
The bill now before the House
OOnIulht06 ou 11lllLdtJ AudiIS pIO-
poses to continue the pay of army
officers the same as it has been for
the last two years
Colonel Hatch, of Boston, on be-
half of Thomas Spencer, an American
citizen residing at Hilo, Sandwich
Islands, presented to General Grant
this morning a cabinet of volcanic
specimens, which be has been collect
ing for twenty years.
The flag ship Guerrero, of the
South Atlantic squadron, arrived at
Rio Janeiro on the 9Th of May.
The Kearsarge, bound to the Pa
cific. was off Monte Video on the 18th
of May. <a
The storesbip Supply was to leave
Cape Town on the 28th of April, fer
Boston, having on board the remains
of the late Admiral Bell, and those of
Lieutenant Commanders Reid and
Mckenzie.
fWAsHINGToN, June 22-The Pres
ident to day nominated to the Senate
W m. NJ. Evarts, for u. s. Attorney
General; John 8. Robson, for Con-
sui at St. Thomas; Edward G. John
son, son of Reverdy johnson, for As
sistant Secretary of the United States
Legation at London; John K. Null
ford, for Collection of Internal Reve-
nue. for the Third District of Virginia.
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NASHVILLE.
Meeting OF Ex.Federal Democratic
Soldiers and sailors.

NASHVILLE, june p. = The ex-
federal Democratics soldiers and sail
ors had meeting here to-day. Reso-
lutions were adopted expressing faith
in the honesty Of the rebel soldiers
who surrendered. and commencing
their good conduct since the war !;
declaring the Acknowledgement of the
dominant party unwise and ungener-
Gus; favoring universal amnesty and
pardon for all past political offences !;
declaring that the public credit must
be maintained, but boudholders must
be. paid in greenbacks. Delegates
were appointed 20 the New York Con-
veation. General Dawson presided.
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS
SENATE.

..WAsHIN6TON. June 2.
Wilson, from the Military Committee
reported 3 joint resolution TO drop from
the army rolls certain officers absent
without leave from their commands
A so-A joint resolution to authorize the
sale of unserviceable ordiu ance.
Also-A joint resolution +, which was
passed, for the sale of the siteof-Fort Cow
Conness offered the following resolu-
ton:
Resolved. That the. COMMITTEES on For
eign Relations be discharged from ths.fu
tlier consideration OF the bill'from7 the
House for the pretectlon OF Americauciti-
Sumner objected to its consideration.
Conness gave notice That tomorrow he
would ask the Senate TO consider that res
Yates called up the bill toladmit Colorado
Into the uiOn.
After debate of some length, Merrill, OF
Vermont opposed. the bill, because Colo
RADIO hgd not sufficient popuIation. and
Cragin and Nye supported It. The bill
went over with The morning hour.
On motion of Edmunds, the concurrent
resolution of thanks to Stanton was or
dereI TO be communicated to him.
Trumbnll endeavored to have the veto
of the Arkansas bin considered, but
DAVIS having Indicated his fnten-
ton to speak on the subject, Morrill,, OF
Maine. insisted on tine special order, and
legislative app opriation was taken up in
Committee OF the Whole. The question
was on the amendments by the Commit
tee on A Appronriat1on.
An amendment, by Hendricks, red dcing
the salaries named in the Commit ee's
amendment for the Capital police - of
Captain from $1,000 TO 81 500. OF Lieutenant
from 81 $40 to 81 800, OF privates from 81 500
to 81 40, was rejected, after some discus
tion, by vote OF IL to 19
The Committees amendment cutting OF
the Assistant Secretar 5 short hand re-
porter and two clerks, was adopted, after
debate, by a vote of 10 10 I2s
An amendment repeating the act of Au-
gust 18TH, 1856. requiring foreign regula-
lions of cOmmerce to be laid before on
gress, and the second sections of act Of
S85, making appropriations for the con-
sular and diplomatic service, was debated
amendment abOifshes rlle-ofHc e ofzSuper-
intendent of Statlst css Wine the second
clause abolishes the offices If second As
sistant Sec etary OF tate, and the Exam
fner of Claims. Without a decision there
on the DILL was, on Trumbul's motion,
laid aside untllEo- morrow. and the veto OF
the Arkansas bill taken up.
Davis argued that the bill was @uncon-
stitutional, after which the Senate pro-
ceeded to vote on the question, Shall the
bill pass notwithstanding the Objec-
tions of the President with the follow
Year~Chandler Cole, conkling. Con.
Fessenden, Harlan, Howard, Morrill,, of
Vermont, Morgan, Nye, Patterson,of New
Hampshire, PomerOy, Ramsey Ross,
sherman, Sprague, Stewart. Sumner,
Thayer. Tipton, Trumbull, Van Winkle,
Wade, Wiley, Wilson, Yatos-30.
bricks, Patterson, of Tennessee, McCreery,
salisbury.
50 the bill became law.
Adjourned.
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CINcINNATI, june 22.-The Cincin-
natl Chamber of Commerce has pass
ed a resolution calling upon the MEM
bers of Congress to endeavor to
secure the prompt passage of so much
of the appropriation bill, now before
Congress, as provides for the improve
ment of the Western rivers.
The Southern delegates to the
Democratic Convention are furnished
with passes to New York and return,
on application at the Offices of the
Little Miami Railroad in this city.
The citizens of Hamilton, Butler
County, are moving to secure the
location of the new penitentiary near
their city.
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SaturdaY, Jnne 2OLh. 1s6s,

on and after which date, he is assured by
the managers, the Evansville Street Rail-
way will be finished and running, the cars
making trips to and ffom the city every
ten minutes.
The Hotel and Restaurant, entirely re-
fitted and refurnished, will be conducted
upon the most approved modern system.
His culinary arrangements are such that
the undersigned can promise, upon mo-
Inent,s notice, TO serve up the most recheT-
che meals and lunches TO any number of
guests.
The Genuemen's Saloons are provided
with the. choicest Wine, Liquors, Ale,
Porter, and Beer, and the best brands Of
Cigars.
The Ladies' Refectory will be constantly
supplied with Soda and Mineral Waters,
Ice Creams, Nuts, Fruits, and Corrections.
Fer this purpose a beautiful and spacious
PaYtilon bas been erected on the most de-
nghtfui part Of the grounds.
The Bowling Alleys have been thor.
oughly repaired. Swings and Caracoles
for the pleasure and amusement OF the
young and old have been provi1ed.
fhe Dancing Hail is cap cious ana wen
ventilated, aud will be reserved solely Tor
the use of the guests and OF select partless
under respO' sIble m a nagement
The Bathing establishment IS undergo
ing repairs and will soon be ready for use.
Families and othe desiring cool and
pIeasant re- sreat Tor the season cannot but
enjoy themselves under the widespread
fn1 shades OF these beautiful grounds.
jeI5 d2w EDW ARD WEAAEH.
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ST. LOUIS.
ImproyementEOf the Ohio and Mis-.
- siSsippt Rivers.

Sr.lLoUIs, June ga dispatch
from the Cincinnati Chamber of Com
uaeree was received to-day BY. the
Board of Trade, asking co operation
ia urging Congress to make appropri-
atoms for the Improvement of the
Ohio and Mississippi Rivers. The
Board Immediately held a meeting,
and seut kilograms to the Senators
and representatives from Missouri,
earnestly requesting them to use their
utmost efforts to accomplish this OBJ
ject.
A similar dispatch was received b.
the Merchants Exchange.
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PHILADELPHIA.
RObber Arrested and Committed.

PHILADELPHiA, June 2. This af-
ternoon man giving the name of
Edwin Clark, of Louisville, broke a
window of Barton's jeWelry store, on
Chestnut Street. and stole three val
liable rings. he was arrested and
committed.
PHILADELPHIA, June 22.-CoIonel
Enistein and Collector Guernsey
seized unlicensed distillery with 300
barrels of whisky, and, also, Weav-
er's rectifying house.
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HUDSON, N. Y.
Collision OF Steamers "A Schooner
sunk

HUDSON, June 22.-The steamer
Mary Powell collided this morning
with the schooner Matthew Vassar,
Captain Butts, of Butler Hill, cutting
the schooner In twain and sinking her
instantly. A son of Captain Butts,
aged IA, was drowned. All others
escaped to the steamer.
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DETROIT.
Railroad Election.

DETRoIT, June 22.-The election
of directors of the Michigan Central
Railroad to-day, resulted IN the choice
of the following gentlemen: James
e. Jay, of Detroit; J . w. Brooks,
Nathaniel Thayer, Sidney Bartlett,
j, W. Forbes, of Boston; Erastus
Corning. of Albany; G. f. Talman,
Moses Taylor. and Edward Jones, Of
New York. fH fHgo .5- 1 5l
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BOSTON,
Illicit DlstIllers Punished.

BosroS, June %. = Albert, w.
Cushman and Stephen &. Housop
have beer. sentenced to pay a fine OF
$1,000 each, with two months impris-
!onment, and Patrick Kirnan and Pat
rick Ryan $25 each, with three
months imprisonrn ent, all for illicit
distilling. -"
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MEMPHIS, June 22.-The store of
Wolcott Smith & Co., HoWard's row,
was robbed yesterday morning.
Twenty sacks of coffee aad twenty
caddies Of tobacco were taken.
The Supreme Court has remanded
the Agataache contempt case, with an
order for dismissal.
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CANADA.
saw.Mln Burned Loss $4,000.

OTTAWA, June ga large saw
mill on the Chandire, owned by Per-
ley & Pattee, was destroyed by fire
last night. Loss $4,000. oH1 Tsi
J The trial OF W helan has been fixed
for the "a of September. -.l5ss = s
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They were repeatedly interrupted,
aud were unable to proceed with the
reading OF other resolves. The meet
ing ended In disorder, without taking
any vote on the resolves.
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CINCIN MATT.

MeetIng OF the Chamber or Com
meFce-A Call upon Congress for
the Passage 0g Appropriation Bill
Delegates TO the Democratic Ma
tlOHal ConventlOn TO have Free
Passes.
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MI.wAUKEE, June PA base
bali match, between the Allan tics, of
Brooklyn, and the Cream City, of
Milwaukee, resulted in the victory of
the former by 81 to 13.
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Europe.
BY rae ATLANTIC CABLE.

The Transatlantic Line-ResignatiOn
or " Perie re-Autiny on an Amer
lean clipper Shlp-kumOr that =.
C. eastman had been Recalled By
his Government.
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Crescent City Springs

VEVHR UNDERSIGNED HAS THE
IN pleasure OF announcing 70 the public
thoroughly re-arranged and greatly beau
titled, will be open for visitors and board
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-ANCY DYE HOUSE.
z. GRAUPNER,
nrn rnn uDHD
DYER AND SOC VIE.

FIFTH STREET, bet. Oak and Cherry.
SILK. Wool, Cotton, &C., colored to order.
All work Warranted, and any damages
promptly paid. lmaH dsm Z
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rACTB FOR THE PUBLIC.
III We have the largest stock OF FAMILY
GROCERIES in the city-nesrly as large
as that of any other two houses, as shown
by the returns for county taxes. Our ar
rangements for purchasing from drst
hands were never better. In this respect
we know we have advantages over most
other houses in the trade; and being very
comfortably dxed IN our new quarters,
WE TURN A NEW LEAF.
We intend not only 20 retain our old
trade, but to double t IN the course Of the
next year.
the wise, &C.
VICKERY BROTHERS,
junS 70 Main Street.
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Hebrew School Examination.

YWVmE ANNUAL EXAMINATION OF
- the Hebrew school will commence on
TUESDAY, June 23d, in the basement of
the sixth Street Temple, and Will continue
for four days. Parents of the children and
friends of the school are cordially invited
TO attend.
BY order Of the Trustees.
JOHN VILE, Superintendent.
tel9 DIT
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Mutiny on Board an Amer
loan Clipper.

New Articles of Impeach-
ment to be Presented
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PITTsBURG, June PA clerk at
an oil refinery committed suicide,
this morning, by taking laudanum
Domestic troubles is supposed to be
the cause.
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AUGUSTA. GA, June 22-Aiexan-
der FL. Stephens and Herschel W
johnson are urged to be present at
the meeting OF the National Demo-
cratic Convention.
The crops in this region are suffer-
ing for rain, none of aRy consequence
having fallen in six weeks. -
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-03-13
We'll Put.

The Commercial, of yesterday,
made strong point on the Cong yrcss-
ional impeachers. 1t was the
awkwardness that may arise in the
application Of their own measures.
The Commercial says Of the tenure-
of-officc law:
'sIt must be remembered that by
the terms of this act, Cabinetiofficcrs
are to hold ther Offices for and du-
ring the term of the President by
whom they have been appointed and
for one month thereafter The
construction of this language insist.
ed upon by tho Republican leaders
in the House is, that it means that
they are to hold till the end of the.
four years for which the President
was elected, and that Mr.. Lincolu's
death would not give Mr. j Johnson the
privalege Of removing Mr.. Stanton
%. -.y .<l>~ CAL:->4-- ----L-c---.-
the 4th Of March, 1869. ~
"Let us reflect moment how this
would work if Mr.. johnson were re-
moved and Mr.. Wade installed in
the Executive Mansion. Suppose
Seward, Wells, Stanbury, and the
rest should choose to act upon Mr..
Stahton's principle. and decline to
leave the departments Of which they
arc the heads. Would not .tbluff
old Ben" find it. rather; too empty
an honor playing fgure-head to an
administration Of which each Do
partmcn was conducted as nearly as
possible upon Johnson's policy? If
we repeal the law for sake Of getting
rid Of tho Cabinet, We
should confess that our legislation
was purely partisan, and enacted for
the sake Of trapping Mr.. johnson.
and not because we thought it good
for the country. II we make tho
Senate agree to Mr.. Wadc's propo-,
sition to remove the Cabinet because
they are not in harmony Of scnti-
,nent with the new President, we
shall justify Johnson's desire and
attempt to remove Stanton for the
same reason. Which horn Of the
dilemma will be a comfortable one to
be impaled upon in the pleasant days
Of next October? We venture upon
the opinion that it is much better to
reflect rather carefully upon this
now than to take that leisure for
repentance which provcrbially
follows acting in haste
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1868-03-13
Lowering Of the Amerlc an
Character.

We put the case, yesterday -
Suppose the Congress, in compli-
ancc with tie prayers of petitions
now before it, should pass a law
abolishing the Office of President of
the United States, and should make
it a criminal offcnse for any public
officer to interfere with the exccu-
ton of the law, and the President,
instead Of submitting quietly to
such destruction of his constitution
al prerogatives, should take meas
ures to have the constitutionality
of tho law tested before the Supreme
Court Who will say that he would
thereby be guilty Of a high crime
and misdemeanor, and should be i'm
peached therefor! . -...r
But Congress is committing that
very folly and wrong. 1t has pas
sed law destroying, not the Office
of President exactly, but some Of
the constitutional prerogativcs of
the President and. because he
took steps that would bring the law
before the Supreme Court. he is to
be impeached for high crimes and
misdemeanors! Who will say that
the whole affair is any thing else
than disgraceful exhibition Of par
ty spite and malignity? Or that it
is worthy the character Of the pco-
pie Of the United States9 1t rises
to tho dignity of the ideas Of 4
ward politician like Egglcston, but
to the majesty ofthe American mind
and manhood, never! It is the
work Of chipmucks, not lions. Gin
cinnati Ennuirer. Ll-@Hn \ ..----
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Government In the United
essa4 States.

We already have in this country:
l Ten states without q governor
or legislature Of their own choice, .
2. A president without the power
to appoint cabinet Of his own sc,
lection. ID. II ae
3. A congress in which more than
seventy seats are vacant.
4. A supreme court whose decis-
ions arc about to be invalidated. e :
s.. A commander.in-chief without
an army-and bilen sss lt.y adi
g.. A constitution which is WITH
out authority. f. -.
And when Andrew johnson is con-
victed on impeachmcnt, f''the re-
generation Of tho republic" will be
completed in the reign Or ~
I. A president who never was ard
never could be elected by the peo-
pie. +" '..'
80, rsaPoRA! 0, MoREs -
Mil. News. 9sii Ho eaa a.e
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For Sale or Exchange.

TvOUR hundred and twenty acres Of
E good farming land, In Mitchell Co.,
Iowa, three a4larters Of "a mile from
Rrownvile. Also a house and lot in New
Oregon, Howard Go. Iowa. sf5f t9t !
Apply to H. "a Goodrich, at Office of
Goodyich &. Mead, ,Cresco, Iowa. tn30
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be put in nomina tion; nor sho MD
any such devils as Doolittlc be
thought Of for place on the ticket.
We are glad to see them penitcnt
for the sins they committed in lead
ing the country into abolitionism,
but never can consent to adopt them
as leaders. For the evils they have
brought upon the country they
should be permitted to spend the
remainder of their days in sack
cloth and ashes. .g
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"ILLlAM EDWARDS,
Would respectfully announce that he is
prepared to give his attention to :
MAKING & REPAIRING. WAGONS,
st Crssco, Iowa, and all work of his trade.
Plows constantly on hand Of the best
patterns, cheap for cash. 80.
FIVE TOOTHED CULTIvATORS, &c.
nB- Shop south Of the Empire House.
Cresco, April "a, 1867. l23tf.J
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As an item Of interest to our far
mers, We take the following from.
the Iowa Homestead.
A Massachusetts, farmer says ka
can winter his cows on steamed feed
FOR one-third Tess expense than OF.
dry feed and get oue-fourth moro
milk. This is tho result Of 6yo
years experience,
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-08-20
.-ALLEN,s cnNaREss nIrrERs.,

Nou sae mon dragging along the streets every
day, with ha2Eard, pale faces, and weak, ernaci-
tea bodies asking wlstfully, "what can DO to
regain my health ~
Doctor A. SAy,-'try my sugar-coatcl pills"
pnstM Is. SAYS try my caloInel.' Doctor c.
advise the watrr-cure, or change OF diet and air,
or prescribe some remedy, which they believe
will 10 the invalid good.
What is tho result Why in a few DAYS YOU
miss the f9tlu Of the invalid. He has been dosed
and lIugeel until all of natures vitality has loft
hI- body. soon you hear the bell toll pretty
soon his funeral passes and soon after ms estate
pays the sections and UndertakeTs bills.
Dead, Who killed him What was the mat
ter And with that inquiry the unfortunate one
Is forgotten while the living. failing to profit by
the sad example tread the same path, and die
in the SAM way.
Now Nature furnishes a specific for every dis
rlse. The trouble Is our doctors don't find out the
,pr, iics ur It they do, they do not correctly as
certain thu disease with which they are afflicted
and . tatli result follows.
Ia order tp cure disease, You must rCmOyrlts
origin. 1t yo suffer from loss OF appetite, bilious
arrangement, nervousness, dyspepsia you must
attack Their cause. or you never will get we'll,
Reasoning thus, "Auen's Congress Bittcrs"
principal lhets OF the country. They are "a
compound OF some sixteen different roots and
herbs, each 81 which Is specific for some disease,
thus furnishing a valuable medical compound.
II your stomtchiS diseased, or out of order, the
Bltcrs VIII regulator 1t. Ii you have no appetite,
the BtteIs will restore IT. They will cleanse your
system OF Impurities VIII remove the cause Of
disease, and give your whole system renewed life
and healthy action. Try them. They are man
uiacturrd at Fort Edward, n. Y, and for sale in
all respectable Drug stores, and places Of business.
word 10 the wise y sufficient march3ldly
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-08-20

by sixteen feet, and nine cattle yards.
will be added also great number OF
posts and rails, for more conspicuous dis-
nlay of stock. The whole together pro-
yids, for the oxidation of one thousand
ar more animals, The rattle entrance Is
i'm the middle ui the east side OF the III
closure. Aqucdurt water, IN any guam
tity. will be brought on 10 the grounds.
Three fountains, one at the southeast en-.
trance, the other two near the center OF
the grounds, besides several water tanks
sunk in the earth, viii contribute much
10 the attraetivCncss Of the grounds, as
well as To the comfort of all who may be
present, ,--
The buildings and general improve
ments have been put up under the super
intondcnce OF the county committee
named above, The builder is Mr., Elmore
johnson, The whole reflects great credit
upon the skill and good taste OF all con-
ccrned. We feel confident that the ae-
combinations are better than were ever
offered to any agricultural society in the
State.