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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-22
Liberal Democratic Views.

The Indianapolis Herald S Wash
ington correspondent has written that
paper letter, giving his views Of the
course TO be pursued by the Demo
cratic members of the Indiana Legis-
lature, which are much more. sensible
than usually emanate from that quar-
ter. We are especially glad to note
the resolution which seems to be
formed on their part to submit to the
legislation of the majority, and not
sorBtE0rf factions Resistance" We
extract the following: ..-.rf,
WASHINGTON, December Is, 1856.
EDITOR HERALD-I read letter from q
prominent Democrat of Indiana, asking
an opinion as to the propriety Of a eoali-
ton between Democrats and Anti Morton
RAIDS. to defeat Morton and elect Julian. /
very promptly heds9and begged him
not to touch any such Waprtncipted alii-
ance We have pefooled ourselves and de.
morafized eur equalization often enough
by such unwise conduct. II coald only be
suggested by feeling Of just and natural
hostility and disgust towards Morton, out
THAT could not justiy such a course. In
my judgment Irlian A Ae bad man and
dangerous legislator as Morton. But If
hetYere Less so, hets still our enemy, and
In no possible sense of the word entitled to
our support or favor. My Judgment would
lead msytO leu them the Fads.) do fust as
they please in the choice of Senator. 1t
is their own business. ~"
r. ala coon REG1STRK, LAW NEEDED. v 10
I think our friends in our Legislature
should join in any proper efforts to secure
well cdhsidersth ahdi jndieibuss registry
law. 1t cannot fail to do us more good
than 10 laR4li'a TIRE hFadso IL sfodld guard
the purity Of tbs ballot with great care
and exactnese OF detail. 1t should require
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-22
The Cairo Packet trade.

We have heretofore spoken of the
value otheDcitysef our looalipackets,I
and the importance dfithesbnsiness
pdbliegising them united and cor
dial support The Ohio River, a5Wiith
its tributaries, Green Wabash, Cum
bsriand and rennessee ,iTthe great
natural highNays prepared lEeady for
oarnse, sRhereby. the wealth sof agfi-C
cnltaral and commerce. maybe poured
into our port, are the best channels Of,
trade, that can be- desired, infinitely
more valuable toa US than railroads.
Well established lines of packets in
these rivefs, 4h der The control Of men
Of means ana u Bushes capacity,
whose Interests axe with us,dwill draw
to, this city the trade Of those rich rec
gions, aud 50. securely attach tito Us,
that. it cannot be diverted to rival
cities. tits, therefore, of primary inn
poFtance to our Business interests and
the general prosperity Of the city, Tat
all enterprises looking to the esta b.
ishment on a solid and permanent
foundations of local packet Compan-
les should be strengthened and amp
ported by our citizens IIe3 ts,,on
We have had frequent occasion to
speak favorably of:the CAIRo PACKET
FHaHN OH
COMPANY, which is organized under
the General Incorporation Law Of
Indiana with the following stock
holders: Capts. john GILBERT, of
Golconda; Gus. FowLER, VIM Fow-1
LER. and j. H. FowLER, Of Paducah;
and .Capts. Gus. DUsoucHEr, Gus.
LRMoKE, j., v. THRooP, R, K, DUN.'
kERsoN. y and n. II. DEXTER, of
Eyansyyille-the latter Of whom is
the owner Of stock to the amount of
SIG, 600. These gentlemen, with COM
mendable public spirit, have kept in
the tradeE q daily lipes and hayeEthps
given to the customers Of our mer-
chants a daily mail, carrying il one
day gratuitously Very often the
third boat does, not pay expenses as
the trade has hardly yet become sufi-
ciently strong to- demand the daily
hlineS; but the interests of the gentle
mencbeing identified with the b1siness
Of Evansville, they are desirnusl of
keeping up the daily boats. as they feel
confident, in a,little while, by careful
attention to the business along the
hroutess with the united cooperation se i.,
Of our merchants, IT IT VIII. grow to be
self-sustaining aisas 9hi q yae ~ Laes,
| In this stateaof the Cairo Trade we we
liregard it as s. extreme fortunate for
EeheIihtefests, bf, the city, and, also,s Of
thee Business and straFelings public
| along the route, that an additional
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-22

s ...'.' MACK" the usually wei, inform
ed correspondent of the Cincinnati
Commercial, says ess2 fsera 81 t-,ii.-'s'
Mr.. Colfax will have verylittle OPP
position for the Speakership of the
next Congress. A sufficient number
of votes have already been voluntarily
promised him. / believe, to Insure his
election. This is as it should be.
The House has never had for its pre-
siding officer a man more fitted by
legislative and parliamentary exper-
fence for the position than Mr.. Colfax.
He is ready, quick aud impartial;
just the man for the place Many
think that all Speaker has to do is
to sit in the chair, announce votes and
put motions. This is a great mis-
take. The House is something like a
team of six or eight fractions horses,
easy enough to manage If closely
watched and kept under the, drivers
eye, but once give them loose rein
and little start, and they will run
clear to the devil before they can be
brought up."u It is only by the
most vigilant watching that the House
can at times be kept from resolving
itself into disorganized mob-worse
and more chaotic than any town
meeting. IS Colfax knows this better
than any man I ever saw, and guards
against it. which is equivalent to pre-
venting il. oiie@ ~ 10 -aini.ii 81 yypI4 %
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and an opposition boat should be
placed in the trade. Opposition in
business, generally, is "a very, good
thing, but, in this instance, It may
lead to the real injury of the business
Itself. If these boats, all owned and
controlled by onr-own citizens, are
barely paying expenses, it can hardly
be expected that it will permanently
support four boats, If the present
Company was securely established,
and was making money;sor fist had
treated shippers unfairly, and its
charges were extortionate, there might
be occasion for the introduction of
another boat and the creation of OPP
.6pei to@ o But such, 1--WE believes is
not the case. 1t IS plain to every
merchant and shipper that the bust
ness will not support two lines of
packets ito Cairo. One of the other
must, in time, go down Under such
circumstances is il not plainly the
duty of our citizens to support the
Company which has anui its interests
centered in Evansville? efesT
We have. no personal interests
whatever to subserve in this matter,
beyond the prosperity of the city,
which we conceive to be- III q great
measure dependent upon the, success
of our packet trades, the most import
ant of which is that of the Lower
Ohio. If the new steamer comes into
our waters for the purpose of building
ups and not breaking down, our COM
tnercial enterprises, We hope it will
receive all possible success. There are
avenues of trade to this city which are
not occupied, and where it is of essen
tial Importance to our growth In bust
ness that regular packets be, Gest&b-
hshed Letgit turn its attention to
some one of those channels, and we
believe every merchant and shipper
in Evansville yill give i q hearty sup
port. But, if it is not already appa-
rent, it = must very soon become so,
that our business men are, unwilling
todend themselves toithe project of
breaking down one of the very best of
ouf F - - Z e.ises.. 1.z.E - EzT
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-22
NOFReRAEIaNENeT q.
ORDER FOR PLANK SIDEWALKS

ORDER FOR PLANK SIDEWALKS.
And now it IS hereby ordered, and direct
ed by the Common Council OF the City of
Evansville that the owners NJ pm lots, on
parts OF lots, fronting on or adjoining the
east side OF Mary Street. between seventh
and Eaf Eig i,ss s 9, Ham Ann
Street TO sixth Street;tl Ef,g srsgu1oes yuoI
East side OF Mary Street, from Franklin
Street TO Seventh Street " fb9II sHAtA
East side of Mary Street, from Sixth
Northwest side OF Sycamore Street, be-
tween Eighth street and Ninth Street:
I'M said city, lcalpe the ,isl0ewaA1xs there.
and that they carise q sidewalk Of Class
No. 10 be l1afef doWn herepn fEF1thin
thirty days Krom the Publication OF tins
order. A. n. MCGRIFF, Clerk.
City Clerks once Dee. n 1896.
dec. T.-d3t Union copy.l
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-22

Ca CONTRAST. -Gen. w, a. Pyle,
member Of Congress elect from the
First District of Missouri, preached at
the old st. John Street Methodist
Church, New York City, last evening.
Wea suppose the Hon, John Morris
sey, member. Of Congress elect from
New York, was dealing faro I'M am
other part of the city at the same time.
Mep Albany Commercial.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-22

REDUCTION OF WAdEs.--As one OF
the signs of the times, we note that a
reduction ofE12 to 20 per centsin their
wages has already been Submitted TO
by the operatives Of many of the wool
en- mills of Massachusetts Tie az
tentative is presented of reduction
of wages or suspension of Operations.
This movement is likely to .be follow
edins other branches Of business.
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our enterprises.


n The Courier in dts AzeaL toE attack
the clergy on all occasions, has fallen
into an egregiops error in its, notice OF
Another Eminent Lamb, in which
it speaks of aDra MANN DAILY, as
another one of those, loyal, canting,
yp6eritical, POLITICAL preaching hum:
bugs of the church of Republican
Christianity. The editor of the
Courier, being not we'll versed in In
diana personal political history, we
will A8 his Sill drMatiOh that at
the time of DIR. Days fall from
GfaSe.s'iisa Re be- TsaE Il high 1rEisst ON VAe
Democratic Sanhedrim, ahb an 'aspir=
ant for a nomination for Congress
that he was promptly brodghtR Before
the conference Of the Methodist
Church upon the charge Of immorali-
BY and drAphepnessr removed from
the ministry and expelled from the
chdrchi and that subsequently, in
1860, he was nominated by theaDeh3o-
cratic party of the Third District for
Congress, and defeated by Gen. Dunn !;
that afterwards pEefessing, deep peni
tence, he reunited with the church on
probation ;sblainedethentoebe5B War
Democrat, and served as Chap
lain @ibltke Civil Lfstdisn She army;
Of late being "Johnsonized,' was apr
pointed to Office, and now is in full
fellowship with the Presideatand the
editors of the Courier, the Vincennes
San, and the Henderson Nescs.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-22
erATE KTEMR.


A@n Qf66kaHd dollar acnool honse has
"just been epttshedS At MppfteN0 bMD
Lafayette Is to have q Fair for the benefit
ofthe poor ofthat eitSsoY web te
Sixty million dollars worth OF property
belonging to Uncle Sam Is stored at Jeffer-
sonxt9le.Ss N 2lHAAA2, AkHOMAk
The expenses OF the Indianapolis Fire
Department the past six months were $751;
S26.
The .pec4tur CpuntS cdmIh lssfonarH ct
their recent session, refused to grant more
than one liquor license.
Ain dFaktas tabA made iTnt1ediatelyifor
the building offs fFst class collegiate insti-
tuition in Anderson, Indiana
p. D. Norris, a hog drover from this State,
wasqsEiNalsd AHte4f sAs7s. Ga byf a trio lqf
nfiaAataPh9ERerR on Afqnday Last. "a n
Last week r. 8. Montgomery, of Decathr
County SOLD thiEty1one head ofhpgs that
averaged each four hundred and thArty-
seven pcpndss
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-22
CeRifTesHf%s5'csl H SfEs,;s |, .8sssH

49, - D&LAM EAh 10 lnJ0.
ORDER FOR BRICK SIDEWALKS.
And now II Is hereby ordered and direct
ed by the Common Cbhhch Of fhei city OF
Evansville that the owners OF all lots OF
parts OF lots fronting on OF adjoining the
Bouthwest ODE 81 EiGhfh Hffe6f from 10.
Gust TO Walnut Streets;
Southwest side Of Eighth Street., from
Main Street TO Locust Street;
Eortheaei eide,pf MaIket 3treet between
IngEo 1tnee6 hn6fBGnd Street, fHEtO6 =
Northwest side Of Vine Street, from ths
Alley between Fifth and Sixth Streets, tc
Sixth street; -DhH-
Southwest side of Sixth Street, between
MstH atfest hgf noe1st Street III sLLLl
Seventh and Eighth Streets;
Northwest, sidss Of Vine RtrestS from
Sixth Street 10 Seventh Street;
Southeast side of Walnut Street, from
Sixth Street 70 Seventh Street, fn'eaid city
cause the side walks thereon 70 be brought
to the proper grade, and that they cause
sidewalk Soff Class Eos1 70 be laid doWf
thereon Within thirty da US from the publ
CATION of fhis cfder1sifs sltaqsg has bnf
A. NJ. MCGRIFF, CLERK!
City Clerk sOfhee. Dec q ,lsga,A
tuCC<1 uot ..Ts ~. 1911 Ati44Vu NOBJs
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-22
Bank Notice.

,THE ANNUAL MEkTINGs OF THE
~ Stockholders OF the Merehants. Ma
tional Bank, for the election OF nine Dlrec-
tors, viii be held at their banking mouse
between the hours of 10 o'clock AN. and
i4o'clock p. M. BY order OF the Board, $50
/ ms 9d3 iHoC.. r. ,BEMEN It, 'PI esidens. =
daf7ad tfIl fauQ-l6T 4uEnTE . Hfr 4naTf Dry r.
---- y.--o-,o,-- .------ IL ~ -
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Kanawha Alum Salt.

lAuQw receivinR, THIS 8alrS is az good
substitute Iof- Tnrks' AlsIandh Salt, AND ~
cheaper. Also, a full supply OF Dairy and
Common Fine Salt, in small and large
barrels, which is offered at the lowest
market prices by 2 LSRUFFNER, jr.,
Agent KanaTlIa salt Company, No.
North Water Street. dec2l II
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-22

all the tickets to be printed on plain white
paper, to secure the utmost freedom Of the
voter. It should make illegal voting or
bribery o felony punishables by fine and
imprisonment. = 80 H.
THE RIGHT OF NEGROES 10 rEsT1FY.5.
think oar friends ought not to resist
giving TO negroes the Unrestricted right to
testify, nor providing Tor them the best
educational facilities practicable. We
should be liberal towards the negro, but
withhold Suffrage from him., .saoa 70
PURITANIcAL IEGIsLATIoN SHOULD BE OPP
-s4Q .-8aa1Qla aus8. POsED. ~ Aati SDOai. o.
2 We should resist all inqnisitoriai and
puritanical liquor laws or Sunday laws.
We also should avoid all facttotls resistance
TO the ordinary course of legislation. i
think no party gains by such conduct
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-22
aPROGRAleAME

On Tuesday, the 18th, the Turner's Of Ev-
s nss,s i and eetwfsa and the
room ut John. Rohner's building, at one
O'Clock P: n, and thence march TO the new
Turner's Hall. Afterwards the inauRura1
tion Speech lEnglish and Germany, then
disposing OF the donated prizes by lot 4 !,
At, seven O'Clock P. n. Grand Con-
CERT, Pableaux, ana sGymnastical ex-
conesftnity csnts SAtd ' ~ slr Y g5suA s
"Wednesday, NO December s26th,
conciusion Of the celebration- IA Nh
BALL, eom.mencipgat O'clock p. =. IA 7
Tickets for the Ball ..A....s....e2 90
They may be bought of the BAH com :
mittee, or members OF the Association. ~
For Saturday and Sunday before the In
anguration, the Ladies' Com1nittee have
arranged en- exhibition Of this donated
presents, In the Turner'S new business
room OF the new Hall. fsisi' 'thH 7fA lihI
Gentlemen, not accompanied by lady,
wiz not be admitted 70 the Bail 20 49,. :,
A Numerous attendance Is solicited by
7 dec2ln9 Vldlll7T7777TI III 10 81 q W
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-22

NHEAP 0xSrEKs STEERS AT
Ni50c. Oysters ,at zoe, and Cysters at rs.
per half can q large. supply Engaged 70.
the Holiday; aIs6, 100 heads OF Celery, x
arrive for Christmas, for sale at
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-21

MANHOOD AND THE VIGOR OF YOUyn
IYl restored in four weeks, by DIR. RIOORD'e NE
sENOE OF LIFE. Or. Ricord (of Parisl after years
earnest solicitation has at length aoceded TO tue eaFnea
in New York for the sale OF his valued and higyprnN
Essence Of Life. This wonderful agent will reson s,
arisinp from excesees the effects Of climate natuHa
causes The time required to cure the most inveterat
Is four weeks used according to prlntea n
This e-restorlng remedy should be taken by all about
marry as It's effect permanent 1t B acknowledged
by the medical press to be the greatest discovery eVe
In every case s as certain that science
noranoe. DR.. Records Essence Of Lie ts solo u
oaseH with full instructions tor use ut So, or iour
Nea In one for So and will be sent to any part care1uu
packed. ON receipt OF remittance TO hs accredited sgent
o. IN He. u Liberty.sxzee4. New Yoss
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MAN HOOD. !.

~ -. = . = ..
IN Thh YOuaa AND RISING ahahRATlDH .gH1
l. vegetaave powers of nfe are strong. ent IN feH
Years nov een tne paa naa tne ieokuse r. eye and
mental effort snow its baneful influence II aoon be.
oes evident 70 the observer that Eome depressing In
uenee is ohecatng the Development Of TIE body, oon
Qmpuon ls taxed " ana perhaps tfe youfn u f0meved
s IN so suu soas ASc p snv - oas
VI tno NoIss MoseMents nemoveo Hea gkal1a1y ol'
=. ~ t ns sceaSJ o. !. e S osy 9s
% .nS S 49,, w a,..ssa au amet ~ 7s n ~
M.n. ana rusE e1ero'se 'nousn@ sre ssea W
WaIa ar npon tnenselves ...-......
the patient be female, tne epQroacn q tne mensee
oohea ior Ttn anxlesy g me arss symRsom Wn.en
N1sulo u 70 sn9M ner seVag RoHsr :as ~
nston and Visiting the c9eak wash the boon q nselta
ARs increase Of appetite has grown BY what fed on
nd the energies Of the systtm arc prost1ate, ana s
whole economy IL deranged The beautiful and wonder
ul period In which body and mind undergo 30 sonat
ng change from child to woman, looked for "a vtini
he nsrants heart Kleeda In sfIiesy And ncies te
rSve bnf waiting for its ytct3m .IsstSS1iI g5i5g
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l = - - .1.1.> 1'11e
SoT Re0s1s0 0rts'Hg fohe k0cesses Or nary l"ass7e
''0s' .t...s.s..;kt
Attended with the following sympsems -
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WIN. A. HINMAN,

MANUFACTURES OF PERFUNRRYy 0ONOEk.
zM TRATKD FRUIT ESSENCES for Druggista' and
OonfeotOners use No. 40 Plattstreet corner Of Gold
New York. Fancy Boxes and Baskets for holiday pro
nts, Sachels handkerchief Extraois, Pomades, Vine
q Rouge, Toilet Powders, hair Oils, Oh Musk, Oi
Qivet, drain Musk in ounce oaddies, OIL Apple, Oi
Banana, Butyrie Ether.
Fine Extracts In bulk to suit purchasers
Aoomplete Catalogue will be forwarded by mail on sp
plioation. 6mos January AZ
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