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Select guetry.
Acknowledging.

standing on the sidewalk,
smoking my cigar,
Nothing under Heaven
My delight can mar.
Staring at the ladies,
Sgrely what a ireat,
Bless me this is pleasant,
Loafing on the street
High and lowly people,
Men of every station,
Rushing madls By me,
Each in his vocation,
Look at me with envy,
Longing for my pleasure,
Wishing they were also
Happy men Of leisure.
Looks OF admiration
From the ladies fair,
Speak their appreciation;
While their smiles declare
That please their fancy,
With my looks 40 fine,
And, in fact, pronounce me
Rightly, quite divine,
Ancient maiden lady
Walking stiffly by,
Acts as If she liked no,
Fellows such as /.
This her outward seeming,
Inwardly, | know
That she can but thiak NE
=
Quite a handsome beau.
Young and pretty maiden
Tripping down the street,
Blushes when her glanees
Happens mine to meet;
I,oOks n little pOuty
As IL she'd like TO say,
"lmpudent young fellow
Look the other way"
All the while I'm certain
That she likes me we'll,
Sure am she's flattered
More than she can tell
To receive the homage
Ola man 30 fine,
One who rightly boasteth
Whiskers so divine,
Staring at the ladies,
Surely what treat
Bless me =! this is pleasant,
l.oailng on the street
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HEl co%2.5yioN.

Ladies who wish n fatr skin and
good compile nion, free from yellow-
Ism tinge and all other disngure ent,
shoald nse these remedies ocea aston.
ally: The LIVER in perfect order, and
the blood pure, viii result In spark.
ing eyes and blooming cheeks.
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Weak and Delicate Children

are made strong by using the Bitters
or Tonic. In fact, they are Family
Medtctnes. They can he administered
with perfect safety 10 q child three
months old, the most delicate female,
or RaRp Of ninety.
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READ THE RECOMMENDATIONS,
FROM HON. oEo. W. WOODWARD,

INV" HoS' oEo. W. NUODWARD,
Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court Of Pennsylvania
PnILapEPmA, MARCH 10Th, 1867.
md "Iioqadnds German Biferf' fs not an, infar-
iedfiHg bererag,, bt is good tonic u.ef in disor
ders V ne di2sstire orlJans, and Qf great benefi IN
oasss ~ deosAiy and ,cont qf nerpous action IN De
syitem- Yours truly.
ERD ~ IppoDvapn
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REMOVAL,

tnR. DANIEL s. cooNAN has re.
~ moved his Office and residence. one
aeor west Of 9. Zacharias' Hotel, west
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scythes, scythes.

IMPORTED and American Grain and
y Grass Scythes, Suaths, Rubbers and
Stones, for sale low at N
Janea John Z, ReitSnider's.
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Hoenanfi German Remedies are oosnferf,ifed.
Ihe genuine hare the signature Of O. NJ jackson
he name qf ne drioie biosH "a each bok An oLssrs
are Counterfeit
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Thousands Of letters have been re-
esived, ,testifying 10 the virtue Of these
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'ABNER NEAL,

J9sTIcE OF THE PEACE AND ATTOR.
VA NRy.AT.LAw.
Office at the Court HoGsa.
. will attend especially to obtaining De-
II crees for the settlement OF estates of de-
1S1sed persons &c. Deeds, wilis and all
|9atruments of Writing prepared. Charges
>derate. dec6-tf
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Haugingiu Montana is styled ''climb.
ing the pine limb" aud in Nevada,
"carly rising"
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IRON non. JAMES THOMPSON,

Judge Of the Supreme Court of PennsylysEis.
PmLlDELPnA, APRII 2sth, 1865.
consider .Hoofiand's German BIt~
taoks OF Indigestion or Dyspspsis. i
can certify this from my eiperinIace
Yours, with respect,
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vrou pRy. JOSEPH N. KENNAnp nm

fas'or q the Tenth Baptist Church, Philadelphia.
m. m.JAcKsos-DEAn SIN s--Ihare been freo,eauv ~,
qnsned % connect nay teih az
2WeTra knds Of medicaes. bni regarding ne p,rcf,e,
as ot NY appropriate sphere, Ihdre IN all eases A.
eed oM 'eh clear p'oqf IN rarios insfa,ices and
Pdrtemdrtyin oton fd5fiy qfths us;ftless OF Dr
tfoqaaHds German Bifers Idepdrt foe es 1yon, mn
It4di eomss 10 eTprsss my Jsu conviction haf n
general debility Of and especially for Liver
Complaint, u Is safe aud valuable prepatafion n
sose cases may full bat usually, ido.G nod n NH
oe rery bentasiai 10 those ,gho ssr from ne abose
causes. lonrs, rery respectable
=. H. kRNNARD,
Asath, beiois dat.s 81.
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Frloe Of the Bitters. sI.oo per bottlet
Or, half dozen for $500.
Frice OF the Tonic, s1.5O per bottle,
Or, half dozen for $3.50,
The Tonic Is put up In quart hot,los.
Reeoiieet dat ats Dr.. Hoeaand's German Ren,ds.,
mat are 90 Hnfr,rsalig nsad and % HIGHLY rscon sei
ed and DO not alioD he Dyuegisi 10 irdrcs voa 70
saks any hine se 1of he may say s jna as good d.
oass: ne makes larger prq6i on u Tlese Rsms,iiss
,o'n % sent BY eprs'' 20 any locality upon application
PRINCIPAL OFFICE,
AT THE GERMAN MEDICINE sToRg,
No. Ssi ARCH STREET. Philadelphia.
CHAs. NJ. EVANS, Proprietor,
Formerly O. u. JACKSON & 60.
These Hpmsdies are for sale nv
Druggists, storelkeepers, and medir
eipe Deaiers eyerywheFf,
ord<r 10 %; pt oepaiHs.
October J., ls6s-1y 2am
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Ths Constitution 0YsrthroRn.


M oOailtnlion and Health nay b
ruined b 3 ~ applications q TIA IOsd o.
EnlphuH hair dya DOW In Tie mAtkel. NO.
Dye" may b the motto Of speh uostEums,
bat 4 DLBmay b ths TesaR Of using them.
Bat ONE HAlR DYE has been
THIRD AID ACQUITTED
q Al delEttrioCs tsadsosy, undsE The In.
tAlIhle lSEs otsdmee. BsitknoSn % al,
that
Cristadoro's Rxcelsior Hair Dye
hAs bes1 GnAlybad b the Distinguished
chemist, Professor Chiffon. and hh esrtin.
eAts Of ~ E6oIsomsnS8 nay b sOea q
CEiaAdosoS, AStnE HoaSe, NeE York.
CRHEADOROS HAIR PRESERVA.
1--WE, sA DteAtnE. Aets IKE . charm On
he Halr amer Dyslng. TIyA
nOYl0-lmdkv
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"Who Would Suffer ?"

nhnoV ayears since d. Tobias nrst IN
troduoed the "veaitlan LinimenI" IN The
United SIstes, and never IN 4 dnsIs instance
has his medicine tailed 70 do Al, u notmore
than i dated IN his pamphlet. Al IN ex.
tsEnN remedy In eases Of ChTonie RhSuma-
tim, HeAdaehs. Toothaehe, Bruises, Buns,
Cuts, sores, sEsllInEH, spEatns, sttnes Of In.
Seeta, md Pains In Limbs. Back and Chest,
Id wonderful curative poSen are mlraeu-
ln1L Taken Internally for the cure Of
OnolerA. Cola DlArIhoa. DJBantary, Sick
Headache and VOmetlnE. IL Soothing and
Penetrating qualities are 1eltH - Soon - t.
Ken. me oath with which each bottle h
accompanied wiz show that there Is moth.
ing injuIio0S IN IL competition. Thousands
Of certificates have bean roeeiVod Speaking
OF the rare virtues Of this VAlGAble article.
Any penun GfIsr having uSsd Il once WIN
never b Without Il Every bottle Of ths
genuine has the signature Of ss. I. Tobias"
on the outAtds wrapper. Sold BY the Drug
Eists and Stnreksepen Throughout the
United stateA PTiee 50 eentA Depot, 10
Park PlAce. New York. .a.-.r. &C.,.
...s ..rtH DoTOlmd&H
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AMONGST Atlantic Gables, steam nav
lgatlou and those progressIons ofScience
and Art that mark the nineteenth CEN
tury. not the least useful ARE DR.. Ayers
medicines. They take rank among
the beneiActlons Of mankind, from the
rapldlty and certainty with which they
care. Try AYER's CHERRY PICTORIAL
on = cough and Il 10 gone. What skin
diseases or impurities OF the blood
Withstand AYERs sARsAPARILLA :
AYER's PILLS are the perfection Of a
purgatiye-eyery family should have
them as almost every family does. Not
q triis to be thankful for are good
medicines and the knowledge how 10
use them for protection from disease.
These DR.. Ayers preparations and pub.
llcations furnish, and we do not hesl-
tale 10 commend them. 81. Louls
Leader, .''
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The Healine Pool ;,

EssAYs ToR YoUEG NEE, Who have fallen
MO vicious habits, and now deaire q higher
LIE, and better MANHOOD, with certain
means Of relief for the afnIeted. Gent In
sealed IetteE envelopes, Tree OF charge. Ad.
dres4 HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box p,
Philadelphia, Pa. Ser3-Smd&E
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ME. YI,REE'. sEKxoN oS IHE -.

BAR. ktSHEka SLAAoS OF THE ElCC-
MESwAL CouScIL.-A great deal Of In.
tersi hEs besu excited In the city By
the Sermon on the EeumsnIeal Council,
delivered BY the Rsv. D. ". FishsF. Of
the NrT; Presbyterian Church, lAst
Sunday evening, and By The Strieturss
90 II OF Rev. DE-. BrAnn Of the Catholic
Church, which we've given % the public
10 tbs next mornings Register. To
crafty 4 very general Wish NJ. Fisher
has consented 70 have The Sermon pub.
IisbsI; ASd We shall lay Il before our
readers in ez!e1so tomorrow morning,
a!opE With DR.. BrAnn's lSttsr Of eriI.
e!sm. Thnas desiring extra ooples Of
The paper would favor n By handing
10 their orders this evening.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-12-03
wAsnISGroS HEws AND GOSSIP.

The Supreme Court will adjourn for
this term on Saturday afternoon.
Reports TO the Agricultural Bureau
show that the cotton crop Of the South
for this year Is larger than Was at 6rAt
estimated, and II u now believed the
yield Will be neaE three million bales,
moat OF which ia OF excellent quality.
A queer statement is made Ut the
Treasury concerning the Lane cotton
Court. An award Of thirty thousand
dollars had been made by the Court Of
Claims, and the Government gave no.
tlce OF appeal 70 the Supreme Court.
The report At the TreasuTy Il that q Ger.
tiicats was produced there to the effect
that no appeal had been taken within
thu usual limit, and therefore the
money was actually paid over to the
claimants. This was about year and
q half ago. Meantime the Supreme
Court has gone on with the case, and
finally reversed the decision Of tha
lower court.
There seems NO longer much reA-
SOn to doubt that Attorney Gene
raj HoAr SiIl leave the OabI-
net some time during this month,
aud accept the Presidents tender OF an
appointment 10 the Supreme Bench.
PerSons every way likely 10 know
something about the matter believe
the position was offered 70 him some
time ago, and that he has now decided
to take Il and withdraw from the CabI,
net, Not much is yet said % 70 bis
successor, bat the name OF District At
torney Plerrepont, Of New York, Il
mentioned In Official circles.
Miss Carrie V. Matthews, sister Of
Vice President ColiAx, and CAPT, o. I
IIolllster, Revenue Collector OF Utah.
were married Monday evening nj the
residence OF the Vice President, bv
Rev. DR.. Butler, OF The Lutheran
Church. The wedding was OF a strict
~ private character, the only guests
present being the President and Mrs,
Grant. Secretary Boutwell, and Mrs,
boutwell,, Commissioner Delano and
Mes. DelRno, and half O dozen Other
intimate friends OF the family.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-12-03

THAT ROPR.-Our exchanges have
been noticing ANAL paragraph In the
Berkeley Union Of recent date, In
which there was 0 reference made 10
our receiving through our post Office
box rope. The UniOn thought proper
to call attention 70 It In the absence oil
any other theme In contemplating ia
future. We simply call attention 70 the
matter Tor the benefit Of those OF other
places who have noticed the Uaion's
squib 70 correct the Misrepresentation
OF the facts and the misunderstanding
It has had the effect OF creating, and 70
say that the rope taken FROM onr box
In the post office was len there by our.
selves In delivering our papers and
that the same thing ocours every Wed.
nesday.-MdTtinSbitr0 Star,
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BlBLR RULED our.-By q recent or.
der Of the Allegany County School
Board. the reading Of the Bible In the
schools Of the county has been dlscon-
tlnued. This action has caused q good
deal Of comment among the patrons
OF the school, not all OF Il being Of q
complimentary nature. Several par.
ents have, we learn, withdrawn their
children from the schools, and others
are expected to do the GAme.-Ormber.
land Civilian,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-12-03

GIN. JOHN @. BRBoKENRIDdR was
among the distinguished arrivals at
Parkersburg Tuesday. The Tines re-
ports him as exhibiting few traces Of
bis trying experiences and as looking
unCommonly we'll.
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lIEn.

TH0MPSoN.-on fhursiay, Decomnsr 4.
lS6O, Miss FRANCIS Il. 1HoHisoH, IN the 71th
year or her age. ......
Tho friends Of the family arc respectfully
invited 70 attend the funeral ut 3 o'clock
Friday. the 81 inst, from tho residence OF
Geo. L; Caldwell,
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AlIcock's Porous Plastera.

6'Ft @ad DSy 1ISo1 cured b hall Pas.
tsr, nsaAlly N two OF thTes hour.
d. Green, No. s., Broadway. Neg lotk,
Informs - hs Hold On Monday. Jano =, ISSI
two PlASsn % . young woman TnGsrtng
VeCJ EeV0fSly frum lnnbGeo. On ihunIaAy
she called % esttso morO fura frisnd, and
and then aAtsd how tbs two She bad pdr-
chased On Monday hAd relieved her imme-
dtately attG patttnG them on, and and IA
b ho0 d1s Of most distressing pain IN her
back and Ioins-
AllooekS Porous Paatas have been found
specifics tor RAsaadttta q EAs F1aI.
nOVlc-lmdky
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For q Year, or
Government and all other) " 49,
Coupon Securities, irelu. 500 per 81 an
ding Bank Bill.
Gold Coin or Bullion, lH mn
Silver Coin or Bullion. Y00 - inn
Silver or Gold Plate, undeCI
seal, on owners estimate
Of full vAlue, and rate lm I'M
subject to adjustment for
bulk, on basis Oh,
Deeds, Mortgages, Valuable Papars paner-
ally, when OF no f1xed value, 81 4 VeaT each
or according 70 bulk.
WulSp 3, which premium eoyars thu M
mAlnder OF The LIE OF the maker.
CaSh Bo1eB, or small I'm Boxes. for uanara
OF Bankers. Capitalists. Merchants. NV.
yen. Trade9men, Families, &C, viii ~ re-
eelved A. u each box or trunk per veSr.
eontenB unknown 70 the COMPANY. and
nabtuty limited, or they will be !nsrrs,i for
me Iuu amount, the contents being Known.
g. above rateA No change les than one
me Company is also prepared TO Rant
small Iron saIes, leach furnished with a Tin
Bo1 J inside Ii BpRlar.Proof Want. ihe
kenter exclusively holding the key therc0f
atthe following rates, VIZ: SIS, a., 80, So
So Ano tlOO Per annnm. ,AIso, 10 Store
BOOKS or Account, Records, Valuable Title
FapeFs, ETC., Al reasonable rates.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-18
Treaeh Haskasas ana womsnsz
Rights

Several gentlemen in Paris, whose
wives participated in the meetings
emphatically advocating the emanei-
patton of women, paid their spouses
the following little trick:
A lawyer, whom they engaged for
this purpose, called at their houses in
their absence, aud desired to see
Madame. Madame was occupied with
her toilet, but the visitor insisted on
seeing her. So she was obliged to re-
ceive the lawyer, who very politely
handed her a stamped paper. The
lady read it in surprise, and turn
ed very pale. The lawyer left her.
What did the paper contain? An
application for a divorce on the part
of the husband. The lady passed long
| hours of painful suspense. At last
her husband came home from his Of
fee.
My friend, what is the meaning Of
this paper?' she asked, with pale
face. " Why, it is an application for
divorce from you. / believe you
want to be freel | do not want to be
your tyrant any longer" L am
sure" she said, with her kindest
smile, you have wet feet, and will
catch cold, dearest husbandl Shall
| get you a cup of tea?" "Oh. no,
am quite well, " replied the wicked
husband, laughing inwardly at he1
desire to do something to make him
comfortable; " / am quite well, and !
am sure you will likewise get we'll as
soon as you are Free"
But, my dear husband, [ do not
understand what you meant Shall
fetch your slippers?" No, thank
you. Why should you impose OF
yourself this slavish yoke which you
have never borne2 / heard your erie;
for deliverance. | am depressing you
as you say, and henceforth | shall nj
longer work for you. Hitherto we
men had to bear all the burdens and
cares; we tOiled all day long, passed
sleepless nights in order to devise new
ways and means of making money
and struggled with a thousand com
petitors in order to earn our daily
bread, whileyou were dressing, taking
rides, and allowing your idlers II
make love to you. Ali this win cease
Down with slaveryl We are IN duty
bound to restore such poor women a
you to freedom and independence
Hurrah for liberty" An hour after
ward the two sat down to supper. TIL,
lady no longer talks of her wrong
and Of her desire to recover her lib
erty. Similar scenes occurred at the
houses of other gentlemen.
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spEuYAY MogIoRa.


All other temporal blessings are compar-
ativeIy worthless. The dyspeptic million
aiTe, who has tried all the potions OF the
medical profession in vain, and believes
his complaint to be incurable, would give
half his fortune TO be freed from the hor-
rOrs of Indigestion, and thus enabled to
enjoy the other half. OF course he aDOlId.
Perhaps HOSTErTER'S STOMACH BITTERS
has been recommended to such a sufferer.
Possibly ne has TUNED from the friend
who made the suggestion with a sneer, in
tlmatlng that he ma s no JIlth in any - pat
emit medicine" If This has been the case,
so much The ac0rSe JtT MIN. His iHcredulity
doomS him to life of misery. All the
his command. Not one of them can give
him pleasure. His own irrational obsti-
macy is his bane.
The masses, happily for themselves, are
less skepLieaL There is such q thing as
oEgoted UabeLjef, as well as bfg0,ed cTedlstitgf,
and a golden mem between the two,
which men and women who are gifted
with common sense adopt and profit by.
These are the class that patron re and re-
commend HOSTETTER'S BITTERS. Why
do they approve this famous auti-dyspep-
tic and anti-billious preparation? Simply
because they have not been too much the
slaves OF senseleSs prejudice to give il a
fair trial, and have found that when all
other tonicS, stimulants and stOmachics
TAI ed, IL produces the desired effect.
"Strike, but hear" said the Roman sage,
when his ignorant enemies were assai 10 g
him. - Doubt, but try, !" says the man who
has been cured of indigestion, or bilious
ness, or intermittent fever, by the BiGtefs ,
as he relates his experience of the medi-
cine to his invalid friends. Whoever is SO
welded to his own fOregOne theoretical con-
clustonS, as to decline to test the properties
of medicine endorsed by the testimony
and approved by the people at large, de-
SerCeS to suffer.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-18
Democratic Rallylng CRY!

Not another dollar for street i'm
prOvements, not another dollar for
sewers, not another dollar for school
houses, not another dollar for any
character of expenditure not abso-
Iutely necessary to carry on the city
government and pay the teachers in
the free schools. should be the rally
ing cry of the Democracy in the com
ing contest Courier, 18th.
Last Spring the Democracy were
rampant for the schools, and Mayor
WALKER pledged himself, if elected
TO build new school house in La
masco. He has proved false to that
pledge as to the numerous other
pledges made by him of lessening
taxation and cutting down expenses
But what pressure has been brouob :
to bear upon the party that reoniras
it to come out squarely against the
schools? " Not another dollar fo,
school houses. is a pretty square an
nouucement of hostility to the inter.
est of the schools. In order 70 Lot
the Democratic rallying cry be heard
in every part of the city, we propose
to let it stand at the head of our col
umns for a season.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-18

IT is gratifying to learn that the
new Postmaster-General is determin-
ed upon thorough reform in the
principal offices in his department at
Washington. Many Congressman have
urged the retention OF various per-
sons, but Mr.. CREsswELL told them
the President would hold him strictly
accountable for thoroughness, eff
cheney and an honest expenditure,
and so he must surround himself with
men he had personal knowledge of,
and must be left free to make such
changes as he saw fit. He is having
a balance sheet prepared showing an
exact condition of the Department on
the 9th of March, the day he took
charge. Also list of all the prinei-
pal contracts which have not expired,
with the sums paid and the time they
have to run. The whole system Of
special agents will be rearranged, and
efforts made to secure a much more
efficient corps.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-18

THE defeat of Mr.. JOHN D. De
FREES for the Office of Public Printer,
in Washington city, will take lis
friends by surprise, and fill them with
regret. Mr.. DEGREES has occupied
the position of Public Printer for sew
eral years and has discharged his duties
with such fidelity and ability that very
lew anticipated his removal. 1t seems
that the Senate caucus had a hard
struggle, but the combinations made
by Mr.. DEFREEs's opponents were so
adroitly managed that they were sue
cessful, Notwithstanding all the efforts
of his friends. The new Printer, Mr..
CLApP, of the Buffalo E.cpress, is a
man every way capable for the posi-
ton. and will no doubt give satisfae-
ton
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-18

We see it stated that President
GRANT has requested the Society Of
Friends to furnish him list Of per-
sons they can recommend for Indian
Agents. This is truly a novel begin
ming, and a revolution as complete as
was ever seen in any department of
the Government. From the days of
yore to the present time, Indian
Agents have, as a general thing,
been licensed thieves; aud this class
of public servants and the rings they
represent, will, no doubt, be intense
ly>disgusted with GRANT for consult
ing the Quakors. Truly, things are
chaDriugl
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-18

IT is understood that the arrange
meut Of committees for the House of
Representatives makes Bingham
Chairman of the judiciary, Schenck
Chairman of the Ways and Means
Committee, and perhaps Lawrence
Chairman of Committee on Claims.
This ought to satisfy Ohio, and, we
presume, will. These are the very
best men in the House for the posi-
tions named. Dawes, of Massachu-
sets, is to be at the head Of the Com
mittee on Appropriations; Farms
worth, of Illinois, of Post-offices;
Hooper, Of Massachusetts,, of Bank
ing and Currency; Julian, of Indiana.
of Public Lands; Coburn, of Public
Expenditures, aud Orth, of Private
Land Claims. They are all admirable
selections.-C Cincinnati Chronicle.