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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-07-19

Tue GRAPEs.-We are informed by
quite a number of our citizens that
the grapes are rotting very badly, and
the indications are that the yield of
this delicious fruit will not be very
heavy this season.
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SUGGESTION" Observer" one of
our most worthy citizens, makes a
suggestion to the Council and Board
Of Health, in a communication which
appears In another column.
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AN ACUTE OBsERVER.-A gentle
man said yesterday that it was impos-
sible to look at the sleepers in cur
churches during the summer services
without being reminded that Sunday
is a day of rest.
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To preserve Hair, use 4" Barrett's.' .

THE rapidly with which PLANTATION
BITTERs have become a household neces-
sity throughout the civilized nations, is
without parallel in the history of the
world. over five million bottles were sold
In twelve months, and the demand is daily
increasing. Rich and poor, young and
old, ladies, physicians and ciergymen, find
that Ii reViVes dropping spirits, lends
aud is exhausted natures great restOrer.
1t is compounded OF the choicest roots
and herbs, the celebrated CaliSaya or Pc
ruvian Bark, etc, all preserved in pure st.
CrOix Rum. It is sold by all respectable
dealers in every town, parish village and
hamlet through North and South Ameri-
ca, Europe, aud ali the IslqLds of the
4 cean.
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Louisville Market.

BY Telegraph.I LoUIsvILLE. July u.
GRaCERIEs-F +. our and grain unchanged.
ToElACCO-L4eaf tobacco quiet; sales 100
hlIds at s. 4jn3l 80.
pRoVIsI0Ns Very firm Mess pork S33
Bacou shoulders l454c; clear lib side s
IsISe; clear sides 1870; fancy hams 70 &C.
l.and lg0l9I2c.
WHISKY Raw heavy.
BAGGING -211Ec,
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READ IT.-Messrs. Wilhelmini Il
Frick have formed a copartnership
for the purpose of carrying on the
ale business. This is good eOmbi-
nation. Their card will be found in
to-daY's JOURNAL.
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TRoUBLEsoME.-Capt. Cochran in
forms us that he had big time" in
getting poor Henry Redman to the
Insane Asylum. When he got to
Terre Haute he had to engage two ad-
ditional men to help take charge of
him until they got to indianapolis.
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PRIVATE CONCERT. - The Evans
Vile 0rehestra will discourse some
sweet music this evening at the resi-
deuce Of Theodore Vennemann, Sr.
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GoDEY's LADY's BooK.-John II
Scott has laid upon our table Godey's
Laclys Book for August delight
full magazine that should grace every
lIdy's table. Mr.. Scott has a full
supply of all the latest weeklies and
monthlies. Give him a call.
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OFF TO JEFFERsONVILLE.-J. NJ.
Duckworth, Sheriff of Posey County,
was a passenger by the Indiana, Sat
urday night, having in charge negro
convicted in the Posey County Court
of Common Pleas, of burglary. He
was sentenced for two years.
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RECoRDER's COURT. = A butcher
was arrested for hitehing his horse to
a shade tree at the Central Market
Trial set for tomorrow.
On! man, why do you so,
Have you got no spunk?
We are ashamed now, John G. Slow,
To see you get so drunk.
But John was also disorderly. as
we'll as drunk, and they Recorder
- tackled him for 81 30, which j Ohm
quickly replevied.
Oh, Stimps, Oh, Stimps, you were once sc
neat,
But nee have grown quite "ratiy,"
You will work your dne cut on the street
So report at once to " Fatty"
The above was what the Recorder
said to o. B. Simpson, but thaf
worthy declined, and raised enough
lucre " to pay his fine, which only
amounted to s. %.
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THANKS Quackenbush has
our thanks for a copy of the Cleve-
land Herald Of late date. The
several Express messengers, Messrs.
Fish & Barter, booksellers and sta
TONERS, aud John IL. Scott, new s
dealer, have our thanks for late pa
pers
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KNOCK DowN.-Two men got into
a fuss, on Saturday, about throwing
some water on lot, on Canal Street,
between Fourth and Fifth, aud one
of them, by way of convincing the
other that he was right. knocked hin
down. He was convinced.
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ANOTHER CONCERT.-W learn that
another grand concert will take place
at the Artesian Springs Park on next
Thursday.
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.s9BD- For pure Drugs, Chemicals
Liquors and fine Perfumes, Hair Oils
Pomades, Brushes, Toilet Soaps and
Fancy Articles, go to the Opera Drug
Store, 10 South First Street. Fresh
Blue Lick and Congress Water. Par
ticular attention paid to compound
ing prescriptions day or night. myT
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AMERICAN ODD FELLOw.-We
have received the July number of this
excellent periodical, aud find it. as
usual, filled with choice reading mat
ter of interest, both to the fraternity
and the public at large. The present
number also contains a handsome
steel portrait of Most Worthy Grand
Sire Farnsworth.
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CRIMINAL CoURF.-State VS.. Chas.
johnson. In this action suit was
brought against Charley johnson, a
negro, for attempting to shoot Miller
Harris, another negro. The particu-
lars of the shooting appeared in the
Journal at the time. After a some
what lengthy trial, the jury gave a
verdict of guilty, and sentenced him
to the penitentiary for two years
also fined him one hundred dollars
and DISTINGUISHED him for two years.
johnson has the reputation Of being
a desperate negro, and if few more
verdicts of this kind were given, a
good lesson might be taught to many
persons, both white and black.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

THE largest and best stock of
Linen Suits In Indiana. can be found
at LYONS. His Linen Clothing Is
permanent I'm color, we'll shFunk and
well made, aud can now be bought
at greatly reduced prices. For first
class Linen and Alpa ca Clothing go
to LYONS. e--... -. t3iG
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Explanation.

EApAduI lUUs
Editors Journal:
On the 18th inst. you published a
list of persons who were reported as
delinquent to the Evansville Library
Association Amongst them, William
Baker and Charles Babcock had paid
all their Indebtedness, and we're not
delinquents They were enormously
reported. Isaiah Haas, Hiram w.
Cloud, William Reavis,. John Laval,
Harvey il. Meadows, and Charles FL.
Kellogg, were reported for a delin-
quency which was caused by a mis-
understanding, without any fault of
theirs. When the slight indebtedness
reported against them was made
known after the publication, they
promptly paid it.
There are, undoubtedly, other cases
similar to the last mentioned. All
such will be adjusted by Mr.. III. O..
BabcOck, the President of the Asso-
citation, at No. North First Street.
The Directors are making exertions
to relieve the Library from the liza
bllIties standing against it. It is
hoped that every one of its patrons
will come forward and pay their ar
rearages, and lend their countenance
to the efforts now being made to
place the Library on substantial and
prosperous foundation. This can be
done if delinquencies are paid up,
and future dues promptly liquidated.
The arrearages are small for each in
dividual. but large in the aggregate.
The property Of the Association is
valuable, and the stockholders are
interested in keeping it together and
preserving and improving it; aud the
community, generally, is interested
sustaining an institution which is so
cred table and beneficial to the CITY.
By order of the Board of Directors.
II. S. BABCOCK. JR.. Sec
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BLIGHTED.-We are informed that
the Siberian crab apples are very
badly blighted this season, and the
crop will probably be light.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-07-19

UPPER MARKET.-The revenue de-
rived from the upper market this
year is much larger for the same time
than the corresponding period of last
year. The receipts from April 18th
to July 10Th, 1868, were 81 500 90;
and from April 18th to July 18th,
1869, $500 30.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-07-19

MEETING.-The Board of Directors
of the Evansville, Carmi & Padueah
Railroad will meet to morrow night
at Welborn's office.
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CoRN--Roasting.ea or rather
" nubbins," have appeared 10 our
market. Twenty cents per dozen
is the moderate price asked for them
by the conscientious hucksters.
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FIX IT.-The pavement next to the
city prison needs attention. If it
had belonged to some private individ-
ual it would have been fixed long ago.
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PULLED.-Fred. Struck was arrest
ed and put in the lookup yesterday
evening for fast riding, and Tor dis
turbing a religious meeting at the
Upper Market House.
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Nor IN SEssION.-The city Equal
cation Board was not in session on
Saturday, but we presume it will be
In operation again to-day.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-07-19

IA Alexandria Note Paper and
Envelopes for sale at the JOURNAL
Office.
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BG~ Pencil Holders for sale at the
JOURNAL Office. Everybody should
have one this hot weather.
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ADJoURNED.--The Grand Jury adj
iourned sine die on Saturday.
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ToBACCo.-Regular Tuesdays to
baeco sale tomorrow, and fair lot
will be offered on the breaks"
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sew York Dry GOODS rarFeG.

~ telegraph.I NEW YORK. JuIyl7s
The dry goods market ia fus0flg1a 1fss
y. 49, 49, IRE hrfnty maintained, and as soon
- v,iS LIaue becomes more active, holders
y1CrIIgy ~ ~ nlguer rates for cotton and
unchanged '-0AA1 A'A-OS9 eAo
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Bey~ Sixty mats of fine Java Coffee
for sale at |. Il. ID. HEIMAN's.
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NOTICE.-ROom for rent and furni-
ture for sale. Inquire at JOURNAL
office.
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MAGNOLIA WATER.-Superior to the best
Imported German Cologne, and sold at
half the price. jyl9-deOd&Wlt
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Barrett 5 " Never-failing Hal
Restorative. FHgErT #tr
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CoUNCIL.-The City Council meets
tonight. We know of some side
walks that need fixing.
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g65- Armstrong; Patent MuSquito
Net Frame. The ne plus ultra.
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Bg~ Peterson's Ladies Magazine,
for August, for sale at Fish & Bar
ter's book store.
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B Armstrong; Patent Musquito
Net Frame. None better.
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Sew YORK cola ana STOCK Maraat.

BY Telegraph.I NEW YORK. July IL.
MoNEY-Steady and easy at per cent,
STERLING-Quiet at b166g1O.
GoLD-Lower; opening at 1857; declin-
ing IT, 1875; closing al 1871.
shipments to-day Sf33 900.
Gov EIaNa ENrs-Sl eady; closing prices
Coupons OF 1881, I2O51 do. 1852 I23lS; do.
1861, l2lls; do. 1865, 12l16; do. new. lz05z do.
1907 lzU5s; do. 1868, l2016; l0-40s lIO56.
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Bg Undrcssed or wash kid gloves,
fifty cents per pair, at Hughes's. If
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"sBarretts "Idoes not affect the sys-
TEN.
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PARTNERSHIP
A GARD.
COLLEGE, IND
FREE TUITTON.

The next Term will begin September LIST,
1853. send for Catalogue. .# #a
fy9 dSw G. w q. u. ARCHIBALD.
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Barrett's " is just the thing.
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Madam M. Seymour.
CELEBRATED
CIaIrvOyant and Astr0I0a $50.

WWT0ULD RESPECTFULT.W OFFER
Wv her services TO the citizens Of This
city and vicinity. The Madam is the only
really scientific AstrolOgisL now iu this
cout try. she has profound knowledge
OF The rules OF the planetary system, and
can teli, with uniailihg accuracy. every
thing Ia regard 10 the Happiness on nj sefy
OF the whole life. she viii cause
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A PLEA FOR THE SHADE TREES
A man was arrested on Saturday for
hitching his horse to a shade tree at
the Central Market, and his trial is
set for tomorrow. The practice OF
hitching horses to shade trees has be-
come altogether too common, and
those who do so can be fined. Sec
ton Al of an ordinance passed Sept.
18th, 1859, reads as follows:
1T shall not be lawful for any per
son to hitch any horse or other ami
NAL without securing the same so it
cannot go upon or over any sidewalk
within the city; nor shall it be lawful
to hitch any such animal to any shade
or ornamental tree in such manner
that such animal can injure the same.
For violating the provisions of the
above section, guilty parties can be
fined in any sum net exceeding
fifty dollars. We hope our police
will watch our shade trees and see
that horses are not hitched to them.
Spare the trees, and give us more
shade.
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B~ Planchette Envelopes at the
JOURNAL Office.
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RUNAWAY.-A mule attached to a
buggy ran away on Saturday after
noon, and oolhded with dray at the
corner of Third and Locust Streets,
which resulted in making a wreck of
the buggy, two wheels and an axle
being broken. The team was driven
by Jesse Hubbard, who lives in the
upper bayou, and although he re-
manned in the buggy until the COLI
sion took place, he came off I'M
harmed. Another gentleman was in
the buggy with him when the mule
started, but he fell ont.
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NOTICE TO Contractors. = We
direct attention to the advertisements
of Messrs. Altering & Schmits, for
bids for the construction of the
Catholic school house, on the corner
of Third and Vine Streets. The
building will be fifty-two feet front
on Third, and ninety-six feet on
Vine. 1t will be three stories high.
Two stories will be fourteen feet
high each, and the third, or upper,
will be twenty feet high, and viii be
used for a general school hall. 1t
will be built in Gothic style, and will
be an ornament to the city and an
honor to the Society under whose
auspices it is to be built. Mr.. IL.
Mursinna is the architect.
PERsoNAL.-Mr. John II. HolIi-
day, travelling correspondent of the
indianapolis Sentinel, made us a call
on Saturday
Hon. Sam Casey, of Caseyville, DR.
A. Lewis, of Princeton, j Judge Cissell,
of Henderson, and General Buell., of
Kentucky, were in the city on Satur-
day
We had also the pleasure of meet
ing DR.. Spaulding, Of Lagrange, Ga,
avery pleasant and intelligent gentle
man, on the Armada, on Saturday.
Among the guests at the Sherwood
House is Capt. Isaac N. Hart, the
venerable sachem, from the pearly
banks of the classic Wabash. and erst
Post Qaartermaster in this city. We
have not learned the object of his
I mission.
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PHALOE's "PAPHIAN LOTION },
For BeautlTyIng the Skin and Gem.

Removes all Eruptions, FreckIes, PIN
pies, Moth BIotches, Tan, etc, and renders
the skin SOFT, fair, and blooming. I
For Ladies in the Nursery IT Is mYalu-
able.
For Gentlemen after Shaving 1t has no
equal. % na uErsF
I. Paphian Lotion " is the only refiabI
remedy for diseases and blemishes of the
Skin.
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Ohhl JhAto.
CLARENCE II. CLARK, Philadelphia.
President.
JAY COOKE, Philadelphia, Chairman
Finance aud Executive Committee.
HENRY ID. COOKE, washington. Vice
President.
EMERSON W. PEET, Philadelphia, Sec
letary ana Actuary.
FRANCIS q. SM,IH, Md, Philadelphia.
Medical Director.
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EVANSVILLE JOURNAL co.
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United sTATEs OF AMERICA.

by sPHcIA1 ACT on CoaaaEss.
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" ANIF F17I ~ 15lt1IIIIsI NIuIUFlaIeD5 ITOII
Cairo, July II, lSG9.-W = Hurt, 2 boxes
hardware, bdls casting; w q Brown q 90
II bdls shingles, . brls spar, 81 boxes han
dies; j q DusOuchet a. 60 | sack mdse;
Relz ~ Haney wagon SCREWS Thomas
ScautIin Il Son / stove; Jno F. Glover /
bdI b1lusterS; Geo 7 Chandler pkgs mdse !;
g Armsli ong bedstead: : f. Gilbert q, 90
bag coffee p PreetOriOus S rolls leather:
Morgan. Read " Co box suHdries: Fred
Bonn 80 bdIs shingles; II X DunkersOn &
Co hhds tobacco; Il HustOn nhd tobac-
co: Hum phrey. Patrick q Coz brls eggs.
Per Morning Star-l00 bdls spokes, b b0 Is
sWIngie trees, G. head hogs, IL head cattle.
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This Company lssued, in the arsI TEN
MONTHS OF It's existence,
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A Melanehalx Rannnce

An occurrence is reported at Lyons
which is said to contain material for q
romance the sensational kind. The
Democratic Press gives the outlines Of the
case as follows: Somewhere at the east
of us lived minister Of the gospel who
wac the father ofa highly educated and
accomplished daughter, who had obtain
cd situation as head teacher in an cd.
ucational institution of high standing.
While thus employed and away from
parental restraint the daughter formed
the acquaintance of married man who
had lovely moustache, and tho init
macy eliminated in criminal inter.
course. Early last fall the father re-
ceived a letter from his daughter stating
that her health had become so much
impaired by her constant labors that it
became necessary for her to travel in
order to fit her to resume her position.
She went, and the anxious parents look
ed for tidings from their lost daughter,
but none came. Weeks, months passed,
and still no news from her came to the
ears of her fond mother and doting
father. About two weeks since some
thing reached them from which they
concluded that their daughter that they
bad almost mourned as dead, was stay
ing in this village, and the mother lost
no time in repairing thither, where she
found her daughter and grandchild
five or six weeks old. The father Of the
child provided the means, and had also
visited the mother and his child. After
the arrival of the old lady it was decid-
ed to accept the offer to adopt the child
which had been make by a citizen OF
the village; and the young, erring moth
er took her unwelcome offspring in her
arms and gave it last meal of that
food designed by the Creator for it's
sustenance, and then handed it over to
the tender care of its new protectors.
The two mothers then started for home,
it may be presumed, with heavy hearts.
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Auausnue BRIDEGROOM.

On Tuesday wedding party arrived
at the Delevan House from Lake George.
They were from New York, and had
been on tOur of about one weeks dura-
ton. The married couple Were accom-
panied by sister of the bride and some
other acquaintance, and all seemed hap
py enough until they reached this city.
During the day the bridegroom mani.
tested decided repugnance to his wif".
He threatened to use her violently, if
she came near him. His strange CON
duct led his friends to think he was i'll
sane, and this idea was strengthened by
the fact that he had been in that cOndi-
tlon five OF six years ago. All attempts
to reconcile the man to his wife were
vain. No one could quiet him at all
except the brides sister. When she
came near him he would sit down and
cease to be boiSterous for time He
rapidly grew worse, however, and III the
evening locked himself in his room, and
Threatened 10 shoot any person who
might attempt to enter. His friends
were alarmed at this state of affairs,
aud called upon Mr.. Leland to interfere
lie did so and was compelled to force
the door before gaining admittance.
The man was found TO be raving crazy.
More help was called for, and after a
desperate struggle; the insane mau was
0ouad with q cerd to prevent him from
doing injury to himself or others. The
whole party took the night train for
New York. The bride was inconselable
IN consequence of the sad condition OF
her husband. She wept bitterly, and
her friends and others who saw her,
feared that she, too, might become in
sane. Altogether, it was q sad ending 10
= honeymoon.-t 4lbdny Argus.
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Ecry llad

Our rural cotempOrary, the Parkers-
burg Times, flies into fury because the
REGISTER mildly inferred a possible
connection between the advent of Tom
HUBBARD's fool-killer into West Vir-
ginia and the fate of the Parkersburg
editer. In the midst of its cavorting
the Times finds space TO say that ii "hss
no disposition nor desire to resort TO the
arguments of blsckgusrds." The Times
also kindly observes that "it would be
as impossible for the REGISTER TO en-
gage in the discussion OF a political
subject without resortiug to personal
abuse, as ii would be for an ass TO bray
without Topping its ears" At the sac
rifice of it's disposition" and desire
to avoid blackguardism We suppose the
Times wishes TO be understood as per-
sonslly illustrating its own proposition.
Our knowledge of the habits Of donkey
dom being limited to our acquaintance
Will lue IlWts, VIC Sooh0t SP~o fNS'
lively as to the correctness of the po'
sitiou taken, but as far as our ooserva-
tiou goes, it being limited as stated, q
display of ears does generally accompany
the discourses of our Parkersburg neigh
Dor.
We have heard it announced as rule
that il is always easy to ascertain the
party worsted in a discussion by noting
he disputant who first loses his temper.
The reputation of the Times for decency,
as acquired in its malignant abuse Of
Mr.. A. w. CAMPBELL, has not been such
as to merit its affected horror of hard
words. The safer conclusion is that 1t
don't feel satisfied with it's share of the
argument lately had.
The REGISTER asked the Times TO
state "when, where and how the DEM
ecratic party had been asking the he-