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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-02-12

LEIs' POWDER is an excellent remedy for
Hogs. The farmer will rejoice to know that
prompt and efficient remedy for the various
diseases to which these animals are subject is
found in LEIs' CONDITION POWDER. For Dis
temper, inflammation of the Brain, Coughs, Fee
yers, Sore Lungs, Measles, Sore Ears, Mango,
Hog Cholera, Sore Teats. Kidney Worms, &C.,
a ifty-cent paper added to tub of swilI and
given freely, is a certain preventive. 1t pro-
notes digestion, purifes the blood, and is there
fore the BEST ARTICLE for fattening Hogs.
n. B.-BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITERS
TO prevent myself and the public from being
imposed upon by worthless limitations, observe
the signature of the proprietor upon each pack
age, without which none are genuine.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1869-02-12

Intend - run me Grocery and Nursery bu-
sfness for All they are worth, and hope 70 re-
eedye share Of me pAErunass 81 ne public.
The Evansville journal., 1869-06-03


a JOKE vas peFpotrated few days
since upon Judge Barker, who was
presiding over the Suprenne Court, IN
session at Eockport, New. I ork: a
juryman was absent from his seat, all.
the others being occupied. A dog,
looking for the master, very cry quietly iS
addressing Hon. aAssP.. Lanning Of
Buffalo, said: !" You see. Mr. Lam
ming, that the juTymen seats are all
occupied. Are youready to proceed? p
The distinguished pleader raised his
glasses to his eyes, and after brief
survey of the jury box made the wit
ity reply: = :. Your Honor, othat fellow
might do for a judge, but / sho uld
hate to trust him for a juFyma IL The
good natured Judge joined heartily in
the merry laugh that followed and.
proved that he could take as wen as
give a jokel eifTaseii9 laa5 eIai 44if
The Evansville journal., 1869-06-03
a Wom.an,s Dream. n, s

She sat alone in the moonlight, her
beautiful seheek resting upon her
hand. so soft and white and dimpled.
You could tell' as you looked at her,
that her Thoughts were far away. and
and that she was thinking of some
thing beautiful. Her ieyes were visit
ful; her lips were softly pressed to-
gether the dimples in her cheeks had
died out, and only the dimple in her
chin remained, that little rosy cleft.
the impress of Loves finger. She
was less glowing than at times, but
none the less lovely. | thought to
myself, as I looked at her, that she
was nearer Heaven than we eoaTser
mortals, and I lenged to know whith-
er her pure heart turned itself / ap-
preached her; she did not hear me.
[ spoke; she did not answer. l
touched her softly on the arm; she
looked up and smiled, a far. away
smile, such as an angel might have
given. ..,....ee...
" You are thinking very. i inteptly," "
/ said. e,.'@s,ss1
tone of voice, as though that which
was on her mind was too holy for
discussion. BIZ | persisted or
".Will you tell ms what your
thoughts were?" | asked. .sosus ar.sg
She shook Iher heads lsYO Ou could
net understand" !" she saidsaa sqrs
:. Isc0uld try" III said bumblyg Il
am coarse and rude, 1aknew, but Z
could strive to cemprehend.n q >qsa O.
She smiled sweetly, but still with
that far away look in her dark eyes,
mo. not eoarseab she said but
you are a man. It is so different with
men; were you a woman you would
understand at once. Now. perhaps,
you may smile, may laugh at me. =
Believe me, no., i whispered Il
adore the beautiful, the pure, the
true, Let me kqow your sweet
She gave me ne her hand. II will tell
you" she said. Il have thought of
nothing else all day. Last night / lay
awake thinking of it. Lam sure L
must be right; but5f l am wrong,
Ell if [ am wrong, Edgar, j tremble
to think of it, sasalqeia.l ssviE
You can not be wrong" / said
She gave me her other hand 80 =
GU think not2" she said, . ah
| but you can not be so good a judge
as a woman. / think-I believe s
Yes, yes, =. [ whispered, bending
nearer; yes, Angeline." ~
Il am almost sure, she said, in ac-
cents softer than the ripple of falling
water, almost sure, Edgar, the blue,
fringe will look better on my new
walking suit than purple velvet.
Don't you think so ?" 80
The Evansville journal., 1869-06-03
IL nrr n1flss1I, sERTNIIs nIFFICuI.TY

gg1EFE RH0ST SERIOUS DIFFICULTY
IL eexperieneed by those who use steam
power Is the formatI0n in their boilers OF
yvnai is known TO eugin GERS as .'SCALE'' y.
or = MGR USFATION Pa hard substance
formed out OF the earthly salts eontafne ed
in the water. which attaches ltseif hrInly
In tins city.this difficulty is pecu larry ag-
gr4Valed by the. tar Q quantity OF magne-
STA ana lime found ia the wa err WAlch,
struf;s Inc pipes and occasions the most
annoying delays in cleaning, as we'll as
boiler
The Evansville journal., 1869-06-03
stilIweIl's Patent Heater

Removes all this difieulty, sending the
water into the boiler free from arv sedf-
nenG Whatever, and pure as If distilled.
All who use what are known as tile drive
wells" for their supply of water cannot
afford to do. without this Heater Ii viii
save them much money in the purchase Of
fuel, to say nothing of the annoyance aud
clay in cleansing boilers The Heater is
easily u auaged, and quickly clsansed
One has betit in operation at -Iglehealt's s
FlOuring NJ for many months, and given
entire satisfaction. Another is in opera
ton IN Eteiln1an's Foundry and the Cotton
MuI adjoining.
Orders Tor s5tinweII's Heater win receive
prompt atteat!on II LETT with
WILLIAM HRILMANy Agent.
fans
The Evansville journal., 1869-06-03
J6mNSY's TROUBLES.

Mamma, WHAT'S z on my ap'on?
Massey ap'On make me kys
NaughLy Apin awful ttcky,
saA Putun' 'lasses In my eye.
Go way. Rtdgetl Please don't wass me,
Don't Want On no pOOJy d'esses)5
Dim me Dudder piece OF tanuy,
Den be oor little pres-sus.
Mamma, see, zis naughty soO-strlng
Make poor DOnnk DuTnDlead down,
It's al b'oke-I want my PoF-pa
Buy me nudder, way down town.
Mamma, see zis funny tup!
s1nE1 DOnuy hit tb WIZ his hammer.
Dess it's b'oke. Don't v p me, Mamma
If 90 do, tell my Damma. es.
Mamma, why don't kitty hotter?
can't skeeze ner any more ~
Moore l Skeeze her, ore she tumbieS
Dood Tor Eottin' on er floor.
What 90 skeem for? Don't ky, mann ma
- DoI ny isn't naughty ia l.
DbnEy loves e KITTY awful
Wrap poor kitty in oOr s'awl- aHa.
Mamma, dess dettin Sleepy; l-5
Don't make Donny tate nap;
Tell me poOty Tory, mamma
Tate poor DOnny on oOr lap.
PoOty mamma, Blessed mamma
WANT a d'inK out DO 0nv's mug"
o dat button hurt me dre4fnl!
Dats yig1t nam MAJ "a me hug!
Hearth tad Home
The Evansville journal., 1869-06-03

We receive our QueonsWara direct from
the Potteries OF stanordabue. England.
via New Orleans aud New York; hence
pay no secondhand pronm whlca riEht-
fully belong 70 our eustomer
Having completed arran8 n8emputs with
MEAKlN BROS. 81 Co, or staHafdnhlro.
England, for the EXCLUSIVE CONTROL
for this market.of fbeir ceie rated STONE
CHINA WARE. we are now prepar ga &
supply the trade.
ns- Consult your own Interest By exam
inlng our stock before purchasing else
where. lani
a.uef
The Evansville journal., 1869-06-03
'LspIo OF pus puUQ no
'd4ZFT6s pup GHHTHd tHSVS
Sd iasl s9u!pTnOW
pus 'spu!Id 'qssS $1,000

s4-.s 9sFI s0ILd mo 'uonBOHdds no 'no6
pIBAIoJ OF Gddeq 4sou oq IIBqs eM 'noS
"a p9IEnb9I 5uTqg6us s9sIIduIoo 9sIT Ino
il 4eql no6 sdI1nssB- -sousTIsdxs sssI qlTA
suosISd UetIa 'sssu1B pus 6lIIBnb spIv5
-eI So 'sIspuuq 10 uoIloeJsnBs eql OF eIoH
euII mo W ssG9ElIs qsTuInJ uBO. ga avNl
ssAIssIno Iea9sB GA topping pue 'IsInl
-oBJnuBm 'oTueqosm So oousEIsdxs .sIesE
sAp-6lueA9 uIoU pus :GlIBISsds e sIsIIel
-sN SaIpITn4 sEBm ga SO 'ssnou suo 6us
90 ps4dms4lB eIoJsq IsAsu uopBuIquuoO
= sesIIdmOO 9usmusHqBlss IuO 'SuIpHuq
uI peIInb9I SuIqlGLsAe qsIuInJ OF esodoId
sM 'su "a pueq 10 9ds4 puB Ior PAM
-oWuUsm sIsI1slsN SuIpHnH 10 9sII JsIIq
q on uollusl9s InO6 IIB0 6IIuJ, ,osdssI eAh
The Evansville journal., 1869-06-03
Sentimental and Funny.


s+~' CCharles Powell, editor of the La
porte UasOH, has been favored with
the following poetical letter from one
- of his German subscribers
sHON SHOEES TO SHARzIE BOW
ELL.
D. Tshnaptown, In llama, April vonst, 1859
To my vriend ShaFlie Bowel, Laport, In
q der game state.
vrxs- Misder Powell, my tear sir, d
EE=s danK dat is der way q
DIT you spTake TO sneuiemens q
Unit got ZONE dings do gay. y
- ~ Nk,dftor. %, yah z8ne dimes O.
Every dings gid out mine net "
-.e 1NenI git making rhymes. 81
Den seradzh my net and dank
Bout da' zane VoFd lossy
hr. Ven he gone, scrdzn nm GOWN .
10 quick as never vas
would gay zOme little dings
DO my vriends unit neighpOrs, s =
EGuss 70 ank der vay vas pest 3
DO gay him NIT der bapers.
Cos wy If you wants do know
Vat dime der drain gon out,
.er Gid your baper, read him tru,
You nose him all about
But ZONE velIers not got vone,
Dey always never know. a
But make me drouole all dime
Vat dime der railroad 60.
Dat been vat make daI< YrOnn,
Unit Val I wants do gay,
Buy baper every week.
UBG Greads MIN every day.
How you know vat going onY
How know If you co ted?
Who We make vOF ofh run,
You not der baper reaJ?
How you goin' do fine him out
Ven ZONE one married Is ?
v.-- How you know ff5heneral GranP
Make you der BO>t Ohce?
How you know, ven you 90 Zlck
Nit net ache in der bowel
Ware you gid zOme IocIor Sh tu1E
as no dell your Sharne BoWell!
How you know Zome little o1ngs 81
Vat happen here at home2
..+s How you know 2 me p ggef d1ngs
Wat happen way N ROmef
How you know If SueneraI Grant
Go Zick 20 worse he tie?
-ZOme POdy gay you 70, Ell?
May ne gay you lie.
Der way do know desc little dings
TTnd pig vones shu>t so well,
-hust z ", me your baper ZeDd
Bfease fIlic5 zWie dollar pill
Dat val Mfsder Powell want
DO-geep his denper l6Vil,
ZONE he dake home NIT MS wife,
- b ht7--oIAls 90 pil oe' '-'i''
~ '- Put Shariie, i ges Shtop
! make him write enough
Hs1 '+ q IN tow zDme tay uuJ dake
Nit you "a pincn of snuff
Glf my Z spect to Major ZlTns'
Unit dell him how he do.
Den shook hants nit ali der pOys,
Unit NIT der twill too.
Yours ali dime, &c., SH0H SHoSES.
The Evansville journal., 1869-06-03

- IL. ~ Ill see Foa.rlA Paoe.
srEAMBoAT PRINTINe

No printing establishment IN the West
mas better facilities or greater ability for
doing nne Steam boat Printing. Our assort-
complete, Is CONSTANTLY being added 20, and
our lob department In under the personal
supervision OF one OF the best job printers
In the United States. We are prepared 20
print Posters, plain or fancy, Bill Heads,
Bills Lading, Cards. Deck and Meal Tick
cts, Bills OF Fare, Mates Tickets for Labor,
&C, &C. Orders left with either Of the
wharf-bOats will be promptly attended 10.
The Evansville journal., 1869-06-03

-sFwy ANTED TO sell the
~ AMhR TCAW KNITTING Nh
CHINE. Price B25. TheEtm plest. cheapest
and best KNITTING Machine ever in ented.
VIII knit 70, 600 stitches per minute. Liberal
-fnflfIceFYlents 20 Agents. Address A M EIaI-
CAN KNITTING MACHINE Co, Boston,
Ness, or st. Louis, No. eb
@SEE.AT-MORE VALUABLE THAN GOLD.
- For particulars send Two Scent stam ps
10 AUGUSTE DUPIN,
---zaI Box 1027, Cincinnati, Ohio.
The Evansville journal., 1869-06-03
SO 90 Per Day Guaranteed

agents to sell the HOME SHUTTLE SEWING
MAGHINB H. makes the LOCK ST TCH.
ALIKE ON BOTH SIDES, has the under feed,
anu ls equal 1n-every respect to any sew.
1nss Machine e. eF invented. Price SIS.
Warranted for y ars. Send for Circular.
A ddre IS. JOHNSON, CLARK q Co, Boston.
Mass, Pittsburgh, Pa, or st. Louis, Mo.
The Evansville journal., 1869-06-03

The weather yesterday was partly clear
and very warm, the mercury ranging al
81 at Q A, M.s and at s89 at noon. The river
duIing the "A hours, ending al 8 p. NJ, had
risen IL inches. The river is again rising
at Cincinnati and almost stationary at
The Evansville journal., 1869-06-03

Among the nrst boats due here are the
Cumberlad, from Cairo; Mary Houston, p
W. strader. and RObt. e. Lee. for New Or
leans; Louisville, Indiana. and Nick Long
WORTH from New Orleans; Emma Floyd
and Linton, from Nashville; Maggie Hays
and Kate Robinson, from ST. Louis;
Tarascon and Fails City, from Louisville; /;
Robt. Moore, for Nashville; Hartford, from
Green River; RObt. Burns, for Memphis; I;
Sam. Orr, from EasipOrt; Minneola, from
Memphisi Shamrock, for st. Lou 3; Lou
isa, from Wabash River; Charmer, from
Cincinnati.
The Evansville journal., 1869-06-03

The only arrivals and departures mp to
; P. n, yesterday, were the Mollie Norton,
Henderson TO return Morning Star, Louis
VILE TO return.
The Evansville journal., 1869-06-03

Bottom Prices fer Cash
BlOOd's Cast-Stgel Grass Grain, and
Lawn Se9thes
BlOOds German Steel Grass, Grain,
and Lawn Sgythss; cotton
Willard's CastSt5el Grain stythes
WADswOHTH'a aud BnooDss
Red Rover Grass S0ythos5
WadswOrth's BrisF scythes
Grass Scyths and Snath complete,
only 81 so, worth 81 90.
German qeaas scythes nnd eiokies;
Hall Semple q Co.'s Snaths and
trades; IIag H1.lf
Hall, Sonple a Co.'S Hay Forks and
Hay Rakes1 s4f
Fork Handles and Cradle Fingers;
scythe and Grind stone;
Brass and EnamBled Kei Ties;
Apple ParBrs, and Paror5, 0orers,
and Slioers; H
Building Hardware;
Belmont Nails, at latest reduced
prices;
Chain Pumps;
Best Tools Of all descriptions.
The above for sale. wholesale mud ro-
tail. bV
The Evansville journal., 1869-06-03
LippincOtt & Blackwell,


tunes illustrated circulars FREEi Address
APEX 5. III. Co., 208 Broadway, N. Y.
ErARrEu, AGENTS, SIS to 500 per
w month, everywhere. male and fe-
male, To Introduce the GENUINE I'M
PROVED COMMON SENSE FAMILY
SEWING MACHINE. Tnis machine will
stuch. hem. fell, tuck. quilt, cord, bind,
braid and emhreider in most superior
mannef. Price only El8. Fully warrant
ed for i've years. We win pay 1000 for
any machine that. will sew a stronger,
more bea utiful, or more elastic seam than
ours It makes the 's Elastic Lock stitch, 3"
Every second stitch can be cut, and still
the cloih can OF be pulled apart without
tearing It. We pay agents from SO TO s2OO
per month and expenses. or com mission
from which twice that amount can be
made. Address SECOMB eco Pittsburgh,
Pa. Boston, Mass. or 81 Louis, Mo.
aautiOB.-DO not be i'm posed on by 9TH
er parties paliuing off worthless cast iron
machines, under the same name or other
wise 0uFs is the only genuine and really
practical, cheap machine manufactured
The Evansville journal., 1869-06-03

E1IRE RxFINGUISHER, Plant s, 7.
- iDge, MISDOW WASHER, AND GARDEN
ENGINE for So. send stamp for CIRCULARS 10
". e. r. PUMP 20, Danvers, Mass.
sseoos SALARY. Address U. 5. PIAxo
The Evansville journal., 1869-06-03

=
'spuTE puB sezEs IRE 10 SSVTB
The Evansville journal., 1869-06-03

'spuT4 Ts 10 SaHSINgVA puB
'4LLnd 'SI[O S4HSn8a 'SLNIVd
The Evansville journal., 1869-06-03

"A sCHooLMIsrREss advertised lately
for an assistant accustomed to con-
finement. She received an answer
from the mother Of twelve children.
The Evansville journal., 1869-06-03

WIILIAM HGILMANy Agent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-01-09
THE WEEKLY HERALD.

The Cheapest and Best Newspaper In tho
Country.
The WEEKLY HERALD Of the present week. now
ready, contains the very latest European news bY
the Cable up to the hour Of publication; also Tele
graphic Dispatches from Cuba. Mexico, the New
Dominion and other points. 1t will also contain the
Speech OF George Francis Train upon the occasion
81 bis tseepton by the Fenian Brotherhood In this
city; Particulars Of the Cause that led to the Assass
nation OF the late M. Rives Pollard; Interesting In
terview with General Grant-He Speaks his Mind;
Particulars OF the Execution Of Gus Holmes tmu'
latto) for the Murder of Matthew King tnegr0l and
of Thomas Jones in LONDON Canada, for the MUIR
der OF his Mecca Dark Deed in the Woods-His-
tory OF . Terrible Tragedy; Starvation and
Death in q Populous City; Romantic Story
about Carl Schurz; the Current News Of the
Week; the Fashions; Amusements; Varieties; Foreign
Intelligence Obituary Notices. Industrial Ttems Fa
cett9; Scientific, Sporting, Religious and Lite
rary Intelligence; Washington News; Editorial
articles the prominent topics OF the day; Our Ag
riculura Budget; Reviews OF the Cattle, Horse, Dry
Goods and Boot ana Shoe Markets; Financial and
Commercial Intelligence and accounts Of all the i'm
portant and interesting events OF the week.
TEaMs:-Singe subscription, 81 Three copies, SIS;
Five copies, S. Ten copies, SIS; single copies five
cents each. limited number OF advertisements in
serted in the WEEKLY HERALD.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-01-09
VIRGINIA.

Particulars OF the Disturbance In Princess
Anne County-One Soldier and Three Me-
grocs Killed-The Leader of the Rioters a
Member OF the Constitutional Convention.
NORFOLK, Jan. s, 1869.
Details OF the negro emeute near Kempsville, in
Princess Anne county, have been received. Lieu
tenant Farragut and force, while route to the farm
occupied by the negro squatters who were to be
elected passed an armed force or seventy-flve ne
Rroes In the woods, who made no demonstration.
Upon nearing the squatters quarters a fresh num-
Der, variously armed, retreated to q house which
was surrounded. Sergeant Cullen advanced to the
door and instantly shot, which so Infatuated the
troops that they returned the fire. and rushing into
the house bayoneted one or two OF the negroes.
Three were killed outright. The troops were with
drawn from the OF the array after erectng the
arrest OF two OF the ringleaders. A delegation Of
negroes then waited upon the officer and demanded
the arms that were captured which were refused.
The spokesman retorted III that Is the way Things
were going every white man would be run out OF the
county.r The citizens OF Kempsville picketed that
village the woods being filed with armed negroes
peared and with q view to q more speedy pacifca-
ton the troops returned to the CITY, Apprehensions
still entertained or renewal OF the eUeute, and
great excitement continues In the vicinity
Battery A. Fifth artillery, arrived here this even
ing from Richmond, to reinforce the troops.
Constitutional Convention, Is reported to have oc-
casloned the resistance TO civil authorities by m
namma.ory speech in which he told them to 'h0ld
on TO the property and fight to the last"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-01-09
lELeGaApHlc NEWS ITEMS.

The Official vote OF Maine for Governor Is 1871 1872;
Chamberlan's majority, 1920.
The iron foundry Of Rogers 4 Owen. in Phiadel
phia was damaged by fire last evening to the extent
Of $1,000.
Colonel Thomas N. Burwel captain in the war OF
1872 died at Richmond, Va, yesterday, aged eighty
one years.
meeting Of delegates from the sportsmens clubs
OF the state OF New York will be held at Albany
Tuesday, January IL. Each club Is entitled TO send
two delegates.
While party OF boys were playing on the ice, In
way and one OF Them named Frederick Platte, about
fourteen years Of age was drowned.
The great Senatorial contest in Maine Ii virtually
ser.- and 1t Is now conceded thar Mr.. Hamin win
eiect,", rh IS tar. one week from Tuesday
next. 49,
meeting Of the citizens OF Richmond, Va ts
called for to-day to make preparations for the W.
neral OF the late John M Bolts. The bells OF the city
were tolled all yesterday and the State House flag
was at haH-mast.
pal diocese Of Pennsylvanig on Thursday night re-
fused by unanimous vote to sign testimonials for
Rev. DR.. DOane, recently elected bishop OF the new
diocese OF Albany N. \.
The man found dead IN his room at a hotel in
Danlesonville, Mass on Thursday, was identified
bottle containing prussc acid was found beside his
bed, and 1t Is supposed sickness and poverty caused
him to commit suicide.
The large Touring mill of s. g. Stevens, at Big
Flats, about twelve miles from Elmira, N. " was
entirely destroyed by fire on Thursday night. The
mill Is 5000 and on the contents 81 500 The FIRE is
supposed to be the work OF an incendiary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-01-09
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKEr-LoSDoS. Jan. $3.50
r. M.-Consols close at ON for money and % 4 q
g2L for the account. United States hve-twenLy
bonds quiet at 10. stocks heavy Eric, 26k; Illinois,
p5h.
Paris DoussE.-PARrs, Jan. s.-Boursc weak
rentes, T0f. lie.
FRANKFORT BouRsE.-FRANKFoRT, Jan. SEVEN
ing.-American bonds closed frn Five-twenties,
7pk n Tpss for the issue OF 1862.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKEr.-ILvERPoof. Jan. s.
4:30 =. M.rhe market closed hrrner, and the sales
OF the day have footed up $4,000 bales; middiing up
lands, on the spot Id. to arrive, i1d.; middling
orleans, IL Ad.
HAvRs CoTToS MARKET-TIAvRE. Jan. Sven
inc.-Cotton market closed dun. Tres ordnaire, on
spot, l25f.
LIysRpooL BREADsruFFs MARKEr.-LrvERrooI,
Jan. s-Evening.-No. red Western wheat los. q
los. I'd. per Genital Flour, as. per Dbl for Western
canal Corn, 3is. per quarter for old mixed Western,
ass. for new.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARxKr.-LIvERPoor jan
acknowledgement, 72s. 3D. per cwt.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKEr.-LIvERP0oT, Jan.
S.-Rosn, IS. per cwt for common North Carolina
and 16s. for nne. Petroleum, I'd. per gallon for
spirits aud Is. I'd. for refined. Taow, AS. Sd. per
cwt. Turpentine, 2as. 3D. per cwt. Linseed OIL ESQ
per ton Linseed cakes eli per ton for thin oblong
for feeding.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKEr.-LoSpoN, Jan. s.
4:30 r. M.Linseed OIL f2I los per ton. Taow, s6s.
Cd. per cwt. Calcutta hnseed, Sos. 81. a b1s.
PETROLEUM MARKEr.-ANTwERP, Jan. S.-Pctro-
ieuni hrm but unchanged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-01-09

ST. LoxIs, Jan. s. 1862
Governor Fletcher's message was submit
ted to the Legislature to-day. IL recon-
mended he submission to the people OF an
amendment 10 the constitution enfran-
chsed all persons now disfranchsed, except BUSH
whackers, guerillas. persons who after having
voted or held ONCE claimed the protection Of
foreign governments during the war; and
persons having voted or held ONCE I'M
war and persons having falsely taken the oath OF
loyalty. The Governor also advises thesAboishment
OF the voters oath. The population OF the State has
increased about fifty per cent In four years.
almost $500 over that $780, ncIudins
at that time s44 900 In slaves. Since January
1866 have been paid and retired bonds, coupons,
thereon amounting 10 t23145,130. Over $4,000. 900
OF this sum was paid for overdue and accruing
interest There have been issued during the
same period consolidation and renewal bonds
o00 the balance In the treasury at present II
s2,4l1,0oO and the permanent school mnd Is
s7,6sa,T6o The whole number OF children
twenty.onc years, are $4,000, OF whom
5l0,is3 are white and 34,4s1 are colored.
There are 6,04o public schools and 100 teachers.
There are In the state 100000 acres OF United
Legislature TO memorabilia Congress TO turn over TO
the State for the purpose OF colleges OF agriculture
and medicinal arts, settling all claims for land or
money against the United states under the swamp
act OF 1850. There are now 1892 miles Of an
ished railroad In the State and see miles In
process Of construction. The Governor recommends
The Legislature TO memorabilia Congress to extend
the same subsidies TO the Atlantic and Pacific Rail-
road as have been given 10 the Union Pacific and
10 instruct senators and Representatives IN Con-
grcss TO vote for such measures as VIII OBTAIN that
END. lie also recommends the adjustment Of the
Office OF Public Printer and the establishment OF
state Printing once.