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THE TARIFF BILL.

Its Passage Through th- House by Nine
teen M"J"'ny:!
The consideration ci the Tarif Bll in the
House OF Representatives was the all.excitlng
subject on Friday. We have received several
letters from onr correspondent. contairiog the
proceedings 10 Congress, but being pressed for
want Of room have been Compelled 10 lay them
aside, for the following summary from the Bal
timorc Sun. After the rejection of most of the
amendments offered, at noon the committee
rose and reported the bill 10 the House amidst
great uproar
The Speaker having taken the chair, about for.
,y members jumped up at once, but Mr. Boyd got
the Goor. lie moved the previous question on
concurring in the amendments Of the committee
OF The whole.
motion was Immediately made 10 lay the
motion on the table The vote was, yeas 96
nays Ia. So the motion for the previous ques,
, ton was not laid on the table. The previous
/ question was then ordered, and the House pro.
ceeded to vote on the amendment, TO the bill made
| by the committee.
On concurrns in the amendment of the com
mittee Of the whole by which salt was strck.
en- out of the duty paying articles, the vote was
yeas iO5, nays 90, So the amendment was con
Cured in.
Am,dsta great uproar motion was made to
e,consider the vote Just taken, The yeas and
nays having been ordered, Mr.. Hudson cald upor
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Should The above be the result, WhiCh woulu
make IT a tic vote, IN that case Mr.. Dallas, the
Vice President would have the casting vote.
which We trust will be in favor of the interests
OF hi. native state.
Osy- The whole Psnnsy ylvania delegation in
Congress, excepting Mr.. Wilmot OF Bradford
county, voted against McKny's tariff bill. Our
member, Mr. Pollock, and Mr.. Blanchard Of
Centre county, made speeches against tho bill,
and in favor of the present tariff, which are high.
| " commended Mr. Pollock beratcd Mr.. Bu.
chanan for representing Mr.. Polk, at public
meeting, as a better tariff man than Mr.. Clay.
/ Cy- P,R.rnoS, the correspondent Of the New
! York Tribune, who was expelled last winter on
account of his notice of Mr.. Sawyers eating sau.
sagcs in the House. writes as follows
awe expect quite a scene IN the House Of
I Representatives in a dayor two. Gen. Nc
! CoSNrLL Of Alabama, a few days since, in the
! House of Representatives, proposed to locate
Land Office somewhere in hls District, for
! tho convenience of some u: his constituents.
The Jisiingnshcd Member from Ohio (Ml.
I SAwyERl moved tc lay the motion on the table,
which was carried. The following conversa
ton then occurred
Mr.. McCo>NrIL- What has become of my
motion, Mr. Speaker!
Th SrrAkrR---l, wos laid on the table.
Mr.. McCo>xrLr-A AT whose instina,lonl
Tho STEAMER --Oa motion OF the gentleman
from OHIO
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SrRAwBERy LEAvEs.-Three or four straw.
berry leaves, says the New York True Sun,
eaten green, are an immediate remedy for Dy-
sentery, Summer Compliant, &c.
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saturday, Jn'y II, 1916.

q. ". P.sL.NER, Esq, at hts Real Es-
tate ana toai OGCc, corner Or :Sd and (hrsn,f
Streets. I'hiiatfii'htd, Il dufhori:rd Ia act as
.7srni. md rrrrjDi JOr aH mOnics dnc this
0Hirr. Tar snbscrts,iton ar ddrrrtfsiug.
.qisO nt hts Onics M 100 .Nassa" SirTci.
.NiT YORK
Ind =. ~ Garner or baltimore and tdirr,f
SIS, RdiifmOre.
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TnE PoTAro CRor. We hear scarcely
thing this year of the potato blight The {
from all accounts, will be unusually large,
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c,,,c,t;on a,ccnbIv +, N, E,h;,so,s r,I,,l,
,iou. accor,l;u, 10 our recollection was sol 600
,o mass over I'm. cb,sm or IA mile. bv GOOD
,ood,.r raj, ,I,toJ ,v;,, iron If ,ho ,o,,c h,
,.,r,,,,oJ ,,, ,;,os and =, ;,,, T. rail laid
d,u, H.. cos, ,o,Id ,,, cx,.,J scoo FINN Sb,
maxim ,o ro,tsvi,,c
The Iron manufactures at pan,ile have lust
IL excited much attention for their capital mag
pi,u,Ie, aud p,oductiveucss: but many others
have inst commenced which deserve notice A..
two ,nsces at Roaring creek also in Columbia
county Samuel Wood & Cos large furnace, nine
miles from Sunbury, on the North Branch and
surrounded Ly coal and iron the Shanok'n fur
mace, N Northumberland county. In Union
county, are the furnace and forge of Mitchell 4
Graham, on Penns creek, and th" furnace of Gen
Green on White Deer creek, besides Others IN con
temptation Iron ore and Limestone abound upon
the West Hranch /" that county at distances
ife" ou"o"'y OF '""' sN' 'o"''eeh e's"'eeh
"''''' an" ''se"he'e' near 'he "cs' hfa"c"' III
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pba which b,s ,lre,J, ,prc,r.d in pript w,I
close this portion Of the address The Who'll,
letter Is valuable, but ", mus, confnc our lin
lis.
81 spcnt dsv amopp The mountains. on m,
return from Dapy,llc. in co,npany with 4
and NV dec cdcd onyic,ions are that. the srpo
ren,ly sterile country, living between ro,,sy,ll.
and Sunbury, contains more mineral wcall
than onv norton of the Union Illuoi.. Iowa
and AXE Superior NAV boast of their lead rn,
conner mines. vet. contracted v i,b the coal nm,
iron of the Locus, mountain region, they are o
ANAL comp,rs,;ve xaluc. Tn,
time is no, dis,,nt. when all on, sbips and man,
or mn, bo,.cs a,d s,o,os III bc cops,,uc,.J ,
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n, - cont. If IN. ,,,,e, !, would NAL. In
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o,.,,e, q, , milo from, ,h, furnace co.I-th
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Me- Kendall, ut the P,cayune, writing from
Matamoras where he now ls, tc:ls the follow
ing story
A Mexican captsio OF artillery, prisoner IN
the camp, tells good story oi Canars and hIs
grea, haste TO get upon the Mexican side OF tho
Rio Graude after the last great bu'Ile. lie had
reached the stream, had thrown himself into
boat, and was about pushing oil, when a burly
padee, one Father Leary as h. wss called, came
rushing up 10 the hank and prayed Justify tor a
passage over The boatman hcsitstcd about
pushing of, while the padre WAS making for the
craft, up TO his knees in mud. 'Sliove her
oil - shouted the frightened Canales. as some
ofthe American mounted mer appeared in sight.
lone moment, tor the love oi God" CALCULATED
the priest, W ith ou;stretched arms. LET 20 that
rope there" again shouted Canales. 81 shall
sink" responded the priest, in dolein accents,
ard still flounderng onwards toward the canoe.
"IIe will drown" nghast at the idea OF seeing \
holy man thus perish. ''Iet him drown, then
d--n his soul; don't you zee the cursed Amer
cans are close upon our heels" as he hlmse
cut the rope and showed the boat into the stream
Father Leary Was drowned, sure enough.
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a. rEtN1tNu lNN A fresh supply Of superior
summer ink Just received, and lpI sale at Phla
dclphla prices, ior cash.
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O. We are indebted TO the Hon. James Pol
lock Hon. Owen d. Leib, and others, for puhli
documents
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Westward the star of Empire takes 1T wayIl
RUN HERE, EVERY BODY!

Let those now read who never read before,
Aud those who always read, now read the more.
81 OST unpacking at the 'Literarv Depot"
q corner of Second and Main streets, the
greatest assortment of cheap publications, tina t
has ever been this far West; we can suit ANY
body-call and see.
"HUTOKA, or the Maid of the Forest,'' and
ANNIE, or the Orphan of St. Mary" have
been from the press but one week.
Leitch Rtchie's NEW and celebraled work of
THE ROBBER OF THE RHINE.v
Miss Ellen Plckeune's latest works. among
which are tsMINSTREL LOVE-" esTHE
HEIRESS," &C., &C., THE LONE STAR,
tale of Texas; - scene OF THE NINE"
- He BURGULARS;" latest NUMBERS of the
Penny Magazine, Columbian do, Arthur's do,
Godey's 40, aud Graham's do Tor March-Song
Books. SchOs Books, story Books Dream Books
and Conversation Cards. &c, &c
Feb 26-tf. w, A. WANDELL, Jr.
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N e w " OR IA .
SPRING GOODS,
1916.

The undersigned, Merchants, Jobbers and
Wholesale Dealers in the city of New York, in
vite the attention OF buyers to the extensive and
varied assortment o stocks with which they are
prepared to supply the demand for the coming
Spring Trade, and respectfully represent TO the
Western and Southern Merchants, that the ia
cilltles they possess in making the earliest and
best selections en- ables them TO compete sue
cessiully with any other market, and at the
same time to offer TO the Country Merchants
the usual inducements, to nuke their pur-
chases equally favorable in every other respect.
An arrangement has been made by which gouds
may be shipped direct from New York to Bati
more, at very low rate, by a line oil Puck cts
which will leave each port two or three tiaes
per week. This arrangement will entirely re-
move the objections which has hitherto been
urged against early purchases III New York,
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Notice to the Friends of the Blind.
and Humane generally
EDUCATION OF TIT


IFENHE trustees appointed by the last &c neral
4 Assembly to superlntend the appl ca ii on
OF the rev raised IN this State for edu ating
the blind by susta ming those whose parents or
near relatives are unable TO do so, at the institu-
lion tor the blind at Columbus Ohio. or a Lou
svllle, Ky, hereby give notice of their re- dness
to receive applications on behalf OF the blind in
this State, suitable to become pupils. Applica
lions may be made for pupils, male aud lem ale
TO be sustained at one of these Institutions. at
the expense of the State entirely. except for
clothing and travelling; where they will be
thoroughly taught LITERATURE, HANDICRAFr and
MUslci and will be kindly cared tor both in sick
ness and health
Pupils between o and 81 years of age may
apply; and those desiring commence before
tall, mast apply by the first of April next. Full
information on the subject will be found in a
printed sheet sent to every county Auditor in
The State. 10 which the attention OF the rtlatIves
OF the blind nd the humane generally, is ear
nestly invited, as without such aid the oblec I
OF the Legislature can be but part ally accom-
pliShed.
All applications and communications or the
subject TO be made, post paid, ITO the Secretary
OF the Trustees for the Blind, Indiana POLISH By
order of the Trustees.
JAMES M.RAY, sec'y.
indianapolis, Feb. IS, l34e.
e. Editors of newspapers in the State are
requested TO give the above an insertion.
March 5-3w.
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BOOK BINDERY IN EVANSVILLE.

. VIE subscriber begs leave to announce to
d The citizens of Evansville and the sur
rounding country that he has located himself
IN Evansville IN the BOOK BINDERY business
lie Will execute II kinds OF binding as neatly
and durably, and as eheaply as ii can be done
In Louisville. Old works rebound 10 order
and on short notice. Ii requests OF the citizens
their patronage-a trial of his skill and prices,
feeling satisfied of giving entire satisfaction.
HIs shop is on Main street, in the corner
building next door below the Clerks Office and
Imme diateiy opposite the Market Huuse
Evansville, aug2I. BERNARD SOLBACH.
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j. S. MORRIS 81 CO..
46I Main St. between 4th and 9th.
LOUISVILLE. KY,

LOUISVILLE. KY,
WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS,
And dealers in Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Brush
es, Glassware, Surgical instruments,
Indigo, Nader, and all kinds Of
Dye Sinfis, Virginia and Ken
lucky Tobacco, SnuH,&c.
VA E are now IN receipt Of our heavy Spring
w supply comprising all articles IN our line
and shall continue TO receive largely during the
season. w purchase our articles directly from
the importers in the Eastern Cities and altogeth-
er for cash, consequently enabled and
determined 10 sell at very low prices for cash,
country produce, on the usual credit to pune
tual men, and solicit dealers 10 make an exam
ination OF our stock and prices before buying
elsewhere. The quality OF our articles we will
al all times warrant, aud should they not give
satisfaction wish them returned at
pense. The following articles compose a por-
ton of our stocks.
1900 sulph Quinine, 400 lbs sup. Indigo,
250 OF Iodine and HydI7500 do Dutch Madder,
POtas, 800 kegs White Lead in
800 lbs EPSON Salts, Oil,
1900 lbs Cream Tartar, so bbls Linseed Oil,
$50 do Amer. Caomel, 20 do Spts Turpentine,
200 do English do, Is do Copal and Japan
800 lbs sup Carb Soda, Varnish,
$3.50 do refined Camphor rs bbls Eng Venetian
100 do -four Sulphur, Red
$40 do balls COpalva, 80 bbls castor Oil,
I25 do Turkey Opium, 45 do Copperas,
200 do Puv Ipecac, IS DO Alum,
SIS do do Rhubarb. 8 casks roll Brimston e.
3oU do Iartarc Acid. 30 do Saleratus,
i5UU do retned Borax, 800 boxs ass'd Walls and
II cases Liquorice Bill Bottles,
~ do Chrome green and 5 bbls Alcohol,
yellow, so - gound and chip'd
1000 lbs Paris Green, lockwood,
$50 do Purs. Blue No |, 500 los Glue. etc, etc.
GU baskets sweet Oil. $50 boxes ass'd Win
10 cases Gum Copal and dow Glass,
Shiac. March 5-3t
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~ eT1CE.-~whereas, on the 28th day of Au-
'1N gust, A. ID. 1915, writ OF Foreign Attach
ment was Issued against the goods chattels and
effects of William II. Martin d nonresident OF
the State OF Indiana by Charles S. Finch, a Jus
tice of the Peace in and for the county of Spen-
Ger and State of Indiana, at the instance. and in
favor of BENJAMIN L. Sites OF sa i'd county.
William h. Martin is therefore hereby notif-
ed to be and appear before me, Charles S. Finch
Justice of the Peace in and for the county a.
loresad, at my Office in Rockport, Ohio Town
ship, Spencer County, and State of Indian a, on
or before the 10th day Of May, A. D, 1916, and
then and there defend the same, otherw Use judg-
his absence.
Witness, Charles S. Finch, justice of the
peace in and TOR said county OF Spencer. and
State OF Indiana, this 18th day OF November,
l845. CHARLES S. FINCH. J. P. [sEALI
March 5-3I* Justice of the feace.
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Public sale OF NIortgagea Premises.

EnY virtue OF a mortgage with power OF sale
Il > made by John w Rich, and Eliza Rich his
wite, late of Evansville, Indiana, TO the under
signed William Dean, bearing date the 9th dny
OF January, A. D. 1912, secure the payment
OF $4,000 payable from SAID John W. Rich by
note OF same Date OF said mortgage, payable IL
months alter date without interest," on which
note there ls now due. this 9th day OF January,
1916, n principal and interest 5000 which
mortgage is daily recorded in Book L) pages
"a and 80 Records OF Deeds in she Recorders of.
fee of Vanderburgh County, Indiana, and has
been by me assigned TO William Hudson Of said
county without recourse On me. Will offer at
public auction at the Court Heuse door, in Evans
Vile. in sold county on Monday the 23rd day of
March, 1916, being the st day of the March
term of the Vanderburgh Circuit Couri, between
10 O'Clock A. NJ. and O'Clock P NJ. the fol-
towing lot of ground and buildings and appur-
tenances there TO annexed, viz: A part OF the
south east quarter OF section No. 10 in township
6 south of range 10 west, in the Vincennes Land
DIstrici, which said quarter section was divided
in pursuance OF decree OF the Circuit Court of
Vanderburgh County among the heirs James
Mais, decd of Posey county, Indiana, and the
said tract, herein conveyed. forms part OF Lot
No. 5 in said division of the South East quarter
OF said section 49, and is bounded as foows:-
BY line commencing at a point distant 8 rods,
south from the north western corner of said lot
No 5, thence running south along the Western
boundary line of said lot, rods; thence East ut
hight angles with said boundry line 10 rods
thence North parallel to the western boundary
rine aforesaid 6 rods, thence west 10 rods TO thu
place oil beginning, inclosing tract OF 90 square
rods more or less. On which there is good
frame yelling house aud convenient apperta-
nances
Terms of sale cash in hand.
WILLIAM DEAN for the use OF VILLA NJ
HUDSON. BATTELL & INGLE, Attys.
Jan. 9Th, 1852 6wS6.
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The best and cheapest Standard
SCHOOL BOOKS
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Has a supply of McGufiey's Readers, and will
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School officers desired give them careful
examination. April 3, l845 If.
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STATE OF INDIANA
Spencer COUNTY, %.

BE It Remembered that at q Probate
Court held Tor the county aforesaid on
the Twelfth day OF August, ID I845
Present the Honorable REIN WEAR
Probate Judge in the matters aud thi n gs
in The estate OF Matthias Snyder, deceas-
ed-Petiton TO sell Real Estute.
AN motion of lsaac Mears, Administrator of
" the estate Matthias Snyder, late ofSPencer
county, it is ordered that Joseph Snyder aud
William Snyder, infant heirs OF Matthias Snyder
deceased, be and appear here al the next term
OF this court, end show cause if any they have or
can show, why the real estate of Matthias Snyder
in administrators petition forth, shall not be
made assets IN the hands OF said administrator
TO pay and discharge the outstanding debts yet
unpaid, and that copy or this order Of pubilca-
ton be published IN the Evansville Journal for
three weeks excessively.
a copy Test. T. 2. BRITTON, Clerk.
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Books and SIationerv.

DUUfo dIfu NJF"tIVNOIJ'
PRATT, WooDFoRD g. Co. l59 Pearl street,
A. S BARNES s. Co, 81 John street, corner Of
Dutch. Wholesale Dealers in Books and Sta
tUnery,
A, S. b. Sc Co, are the publishers OF COlton's
Life and Times of HENRY CLAY and Mans.
FIELDS lite OF GENERAL SCOTT,
CALEB BARTLETT, New York publish Of Cobb s
new and popular saries of School Books, aud
Wilson's United States, wholesale dealer IN
Books aud Stationery. March 5,-3t.
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Z DRIINEsTRATOR's NOtice.-No.

IA uce Is hereby gwen that the underslgned
has, this day, taken out letters Of administration
on the Estate OF William A Lacey, late OF Van
derburgh County and State, OF Indiana deceaed
all persons being indebted to said Estate are
requested to make payne ut Immediately. and
those having claims against it, will present them
duly authenticated, for settlement. The L state
Is believed 10 be solvent. D MILLER, Admir-.
Evansville March 5th A. ID. 1916.
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Dealers in Staple and Fancy Dry Goods

f. S. & d. LATHRoP, Is and-GI7 William stree.
and 80 John street, (uew. block of stores be-
tween joha and Fulton streets.)
FIELD MERRITT. late FIELD, Thompson & Coz
13l William street new block oil stores belw e Ell
John and Fulton streets)
E. q J. BUsSING, Ill and ll3 William stree t,
corner OF Joha street, new block OF stores be-
tween John and Fulton streets
G. w & Il. Moore Co, POT Pearl street.
west side, a doors above Maiden lane
PERKINS, Brooks u WHITE, 1876 Pearl street, and
80 Water street.
HATcH & YALE, IS Cedar street, Dry Goods Job
bers-an entire new stock OF French, English,
and American Goods. Great Inducements Of
fered for cash or approved credit.
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Sill Jobbera and Imnartera.

Bowen & McMAMEE, t6 William street, corner
OF Beaver.
CARLETON, FROTHiNGHAM & Co, 1877 and leg
William street(ncw book of stores between
John and Fulton streets
JoHN BAKER. late firm of Baker and Napier,)
wholesale dealer in Silk Goods, adapted to I'll t
Millinery Trade, and Straw Bonneis. 81 John
street NEAR William.
RoBr. L. SMITH & HENDERSON, l76 Pearl street 8
doors above Pine.
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Dealers in Staple Dry Goods.

HALLocK, MOUNT & BILLINGS, l73 Pearl street, |
door above Pine.
GRANT & BARTON, % William street. Also, dea-
lers in India Goods.
D. S. Turner, so William, between Cedar and
Pine streets. Also dealer in Zephyr Worsleds
and Small Wares.
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Manufacturers and Dealers an Hats, Caps,
FHs, Lfghorn, Panama and Palm Leaf,
Hat Trimmings, &c, 81.
N. B. WILDER Il Co.. 50 NaIden Lane.
A. GILBERT & Co, l55 Wafer street.
SARoNI " ARCHER, ISL Water street, Importers
and Manufacturers of Furs. Caps, Trimmings.
Flushes Glazed Law and Silk OF every des-
crptlOH.
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Manufacturer of iSilrer Ware.

Il. BosrwIcK Successor to Thomson,) 1873 Will
liam street, New York, Silver Tea Sets Spoons.
Forks etc. OF the best atty always OIL hands
or made 10 order at short notice,
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NEW AND FASHIONABLE
LOTHING STORE.

Wu ESSRS. ALTERING & BREMMER-
We DRAPERs AND TAILoRs, late of Cincinnati,
desire to inform the citizens Of Evansville ana
the surrounding country. that they have just
opened on Main street, next door 10 Messrs. w
& c. Bells Drug Store, large and fresh stock
of READY MADE CLOTHING, made in the
latest and most fashionable style. of good ma
terlaIs and in the best manner. The work was
executed by themselves aud under their eye,
aud will be fully warranted. Their stock is a
large and embracing every thing re-
quiste for the fitting out of a gentleman IS
wardrobe, and will be sold at very moderate
prices. Youths clothing on hand of good work
anshp and of the uery best materials, at ex-
tremely low prices. A lot of fine Trunks, &c E.
We think oar goods ana prices will induce
those wishing to purchase to lay out their mo-
ney with us, and we therefore solicit a call
from the public.
January 9th, 1S46-3mo.