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THE editors of the Petersburgh pa
pers are becoming belligerent. The fol-
lowing paragraph from Krebs, of the
Press, certainly forebodes trouble for
Emack, Of tho Herald, if the former
means business" as his language
plainly implies:
Now, in conclusion, we want to in
form Mr.. Emack that we refuse to
hold any further intercourse with
him. We expect to mind our own af-
fairs in the future as we have done in
the past; and would further say, for
information, that if he does not at.
tend strictly to his own affairs it viii
become our duty so give him an IN.
merciful thrashinR.
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The Lesson or the Recent Elections.
The Boston Journal, which usually
takes calm and philosophical view
of transporting events, thinks the Re-
publican party ought to learn very
important and valuable lesson from
the recent elections After reviewing
the campaigns in the various States,
and the results at the ballot box, it
sums up the lesson to be learned by
the party in the following brief para
graph:
Noteworthy results of an individu-
al character might be culled from the
returns in various parts Of the Union.
Instead. however, of specifying them,
we may condense into few words the
instructions they embody. They
teach that the Republican party, hav-
ing fought through the great ques-
tons of the war and Of reconstruc-
ton, ought not any longer to look
back or to stand still; but, with the
same vigor as of old, 10 take up the
questions which affect the welfare OF
the masses at the present time, and
bring them to q satisfactory solution.
The ta1es must be brought dOl0n and
some of them cut of entirely. The
burdens necessarily resting upon the
industry of the nation must be re-
adjusted in the most equitable man
ner. The currency must be improved
THE RETURN TO SPECIE PAYMENT IN.
sURED, AND THE CIVIL SERVICE RE.
FORMED ROOT AND BRANCH. If the
elections tend to these results, their
figures, however they may have va
ried, will all be good.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-11-18

A NEW York letter says the talk
among the Democratic leaders now is.
that Governor Hoffman must be their
standard bearer for the next Presi-
deney. One Of their journals already
nominates him, and calls: upon the
rank and file to fall in. Oakley Hall
is understood to have some aspira-
tions to be the Governors successor
at Albany. just sol The energy with
which Tammany Hall will work up
the Hoffman stock will be caution
to the western politicians who sup
port Mr.. T. A. Hendricks. The lat
ter will find themselves outmaneuvred
at every point. and their favorite will,
we suspect. have to be content with
making another canvass for Cover
nor, with very slight prospect of
election.
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THE fact that the plantation of
Jefferson Davis, a cotton growing
tract of 4, 900 acres, is now owned and
managed by one of his former slaves,
illustrates the nature Of the rsvolu-
ton quietly going on in Mississippi.
Mr.. Montgomery, the new proprietor,
raised 1000 bales of cotton On the
plantation last year. and an equal
quantity this wear.
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THE Pittsburg Commercial says it
is estimated that the reduction in The
expenses of collecting the revenues.
by the proposed consolidation of dis
tricts and relief of officers not needed,
will amount to about one-third. This
will b, a great saving, and will justify
g further reduction in taxation. It
seems, however, that the difficulties
In the way of consolidation are so nu-
merops, that the Revenue Depart
mens is experiencing much difficulty
in accomplishing tho work satisiacto-
rily. The Importance of the reform
imposes upol Mr.. Boutwell, the neces-
sity Of overcoming these difficulties at
the earliest possible moment. A re-
duction of taxes and of the tariff are
necessities the Republican party can
neither evade nor ignore.
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Tobaeeo EaetoL -
nVHE FOLLOWIM no aEI#
Btemeriea situated as follows;

THE FOLLOWEM L0
~ 8temeriea situated as follows;
At CurdsviIie, Davies County, ce
bacco HOu8e. Capacity % handle
pounds.
Ashbysburg, Hopkins Co., KY, ae11e
House. Capacity 20 handle 100000 pounds
TayIor's Landing, Alc- Fan Co.. Eg ~.
baccO House. Capacity to handle
pounds,
Livermors, Mclean CO. Ky.i
House Capacity 20 handle olJ0YJ Fo..
Sacramento, Mclean Co, Ky, Tahalra
Ceralvo, Ohio Co., KY, Tobacco -aaa
Capacity 20 handle 100000 pounds.
Hartford, Ohio Co., Ky, Tobacco 1asa
Capacity ~ hancle 59JyJ0 pounds.
Cromwell, Ohio Co., KY, Tobacco Eouae
Capacity 10 handle 10000 pounds.
Rochester, Butler County, Kg FH-
bacco House. Capacity % hand
pounds.
Raleigh. Saline Co, u.s., Tobacco .aI-.
Capacity b. handle z59OJJ pounds
Epterpr.se, Spencer Co, Ind. TaUlle8
House. Capacity % handle 100000 pauu Ia.
Rfehlaud. Spencer Co. Ind, Eaare1a
House. Capacity % handle 100000
All Of the above stemeries are altaF
in the best producing tobacco
and are in complete order, having
tobacco sticks and all other
conVentenc5s for handling and 4H
tobacco; together with Che Once. auoHeE
Shops, Sta Jles, and Lands EAeH-..
taehed. All OF any Of the above l
sold below their value
For further particulars inquire
s. FORD. Evansville, Ind. or k. IL
EHBURGHs % Broad 5i-t II. r.
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TIE lovers of scandal in New AL
bany are to be delighted with TWEEN
ty thousand dollars SANDER suit, be-
tween couple Of families in that city.
The Ledger says the case will be an
interesting and exciting one.
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For the purpose of affOrding our
citizens an opportunity of making
such comparisons as they may like,
We print, this morning. the population
of various Cities and States ac-
eording to the census of 1870.
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Hon. GEO. I'll. YEAMAN, formerly
Of Greensboro, KY, has in press, and
to be Published shortly by Little,
Brown & Co, Of Boston. book on
political science. entitled, The Study
IF Govnrnmeus
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THE BRIDAL CHAMBER.
ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN,

Great Social Evils and Abuses,
Which interfere with MARRIAGE, with
sure means OF reHsf Tor the EsgEing ard
Unfortunate. diseased and debGlltated
Sent in sealed letter envelopes, free OF
charge. Address HOW ARD SANITARY
AID ASSOCIATIONS We. south Ninth
ST. Philadelphia, Pa, noVlI.8md
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THE next House of Representa-
tives Of the Massachusetts, Legisla-
ture will contain 1913 Republicans, 81
Democrats, and II Labor Reformers.
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In the matter of the Appropriation
OF Land for the right Of way for
the Railroad Of the Evansville,
Carmi and Padueah Railroad
Company.
To the heirs and devisees of Oetavia z.
Lewis, deceased:
AT0EECE Is HEREBY GIVEN OF.
~ the intention of the Evansville.
Carmt and Paducah Railroad Company to
appropriate piece or strip of ground for
the road bed of the railroad of said COM
pany, upon and over the southeast quarter
OF the northwest quarter of section twenty,
(20) town six 90 south, range eleven (l1I
west, situated in Perry Township, Wander
burgh County, indiana, said strip OF
ground being six (6) rods In width and six
tees hundred and Lwenty-one (l62l) feet in
length. and extending across said tract of
land as shown on the map OF said rail-
road, fled in the office of the Clerk OF the
Circuit Court of Vanderburgh Countysan
upon the map of said tract - land filed In
said ONCE with the instrGment of appro-
priation; and that application will be
made on the 18th day of November, lS7O,to
the Circuit Court of said county Tor the
appointment of three disinterested free
holders 10 appraise the damages which the
owners of said land may sustain by said
appropriation.
ASA IGLEHART,
w. BAKER,
ocl26-tdJ Attys for f., @. q p. r. r. Co.
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NEW York, November 77.-The
Tribune Washington special, says
The Missouri Senators, Sehurz and
Drake, arrived yesterday. The latter
called on the President. The former
has not yet paid the Executive that
compliment. Senator Spragus has
arrived here and says Chief Justice
Chase is fast recovering his usual
health, and has not had, and has not
now, any idea of Tesigning.
NEW YORK, November 17.-Messrs.
Ocbrechs & Co., agents of the German
steamers, have received messages an
nouncing the safe arrival of the
Hansa, Leipsig, and Hanover, at
Bremen Haven, after having touched
at Grinisby. This is supposed to be
the incorrection Of the reported cap
ture Of these steamers, though no
contradiction has been received from
the press agent.
New York, Nov. 17.-There we're
twenty one proposals for bonds to-day.
amounting TO about four and three
fourth millions Of dollars. The high
esq price was &lOT 06, and the lowest
Sl06 i6. The awards will be 81 600.
600 ut S106 Sc TO Sl06 90
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-11-18

THE bar in front of the city has
presented an ugly appearance the
past season. Thomas & Co.'s wharf
boat has been compelled to find a har-
Dor near half mile above the wharf,
where it still remains, much to the
public inconvenience.
THE Presbyterian Church has re-
Gently purchased a very desirable lot
in the central part Of the city, where
they propose hereafter to erect a new
house Of worship. Rev. Mr.. Taylor,
the now Pastor is working with &C
ceptance in his congregation and the
community.
JUDGE JOHN PITCHER, although
one of the last of the early public men
Of Indiana, is till robust and hearty
and enjoys a dry joke with as much
zest as ever. If the Evansville
Library Association could secure {
lecture from him in its Winter course
on the public men and scenes Of early
Indiana times, it would doubtless
prove highly interesting.
The talk yesterday was all on tn,
railroad question. General WinslOw
President, General Wilson, Vic,
President, Colonel Rice, Chief En-
gineer, and Major Morrill,. Superin
tendent, of the Evansville, Carmi &
st. Louis Road, were in the city, i
conference with leading citizens. an
it was thought a contract for runnin
the road via Mt. Vernon would b
agreed upon and signed.
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aid DIR. HEATH'S many years exs
periepce IN curing the debtlttated and
diseased disclosed the startling TACT that
Ghree-fourths of those suffering with OyS-
Depst0, Nervous De6ttttUs EInostste0 HstItttyS
O1asssJnpffoT. Cancer05Cs Affections, Disease
of me LlveT, EpELepsy, Paralysis, and Dis
eases OF the RfdTaeyg ana 6tet1deFs were
caused tlv and could only be cCred after
curing them of S6Dlt1aL Weakness. His
immense practice has made his treatmenL
AZ near perfection as possible. Many OF
his patients had paid from tl00 &c u, COO Tor
medicine and treatment before seeing
him. NO better proof that patents can
mot he rrred without a searching exam-
fnatiou of all symptoms and compl1ca-
lions and scientific Treatment by an expe-
rienced physician. Those at q distance
car be cured at their homes without an
interview. Advice free at 10 broadway
New York. There are SO many unsucceea-
mi rhvsfefane Dr. HEATH Will merely
saw ne ID the author of two elaborate
works on Medicine and Surgery and one
on Chemicals lyAo
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Portable steam
Engines.

GRANDVIEW, IND, Oor, 0, 1870.
Mr.. O. Kratz, Evansville, Ind:
SIR-Encloged please ind $500, the bal
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SO Fresh Oysters OF the best quality re-
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lowest market prices per can or case.
D@- Free lunch every morning from
An. Till u noon.
R8- EvsTy sunday, brilliant table d'hots
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CONSuMPTION.

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again the Montreal passengers have q
choice of routes-via Plattsburgh or via
st. Albans. If via Plattsburgh. Cross
Lake Champlain in an elegant steamer
twenty miles to Plattsburgh. Every BODY
stops at Foquet's, where are the broadesI
verandahs overlooking beautiful flower
Gardens and the lake, and every room
Front parlor. Foquet, Senior and Junior,
are OVERLOOKING with politeness and IN
formation valuable to the tourist.
From Burlington, via the Vermont Cen,
trail Railroad, the highest preciplces ano
Jeanest rayines in Vermont are seen from
tbe car windows on the way to Essex
Junction, where we join the Montreal e
passengers who selected, at Bellows ans
the Vermont Central route, and all pro
coed together to st. Adams, OF fresh ms
torical renown. At this place is the oes
railway station building in America
Tourists will find the Weldon House IN
hest hotel outside of the cities. From 81
Albans it is but short ride TO sheiaoi
Springs, Alburgh Springs, Rouse's foin'
and. via st. Adams, to Montreal.
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row afternoon, in which Geo. Wilkes and
Lucy will appear.
The inquest on Mr.. jerks remains
took place yesterday. The proceedings
were not made public.
Everybody is on the lookout for the
news from the seat of war. The daily
papers are anxiously read.
People don't go the springs very early
in the morning. It's deuced chilly about
those times.
Everybody promenades. The pro-
gramme is, drink, promenade, and finally
dance. Drink in the morning; walk
during the day and dance in the even.
ing.
A substantial bottling house is being
erected for the Red Spring, which was
discovered a year or two ago. The water
is famous for diseases of the cuticle.
There was ball last night at the Clar
endou. 1t was fue affair, and great
success.