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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-20
General Gresham for State Agent.

We have heretofore noted the fact
that General WALTER @. GRESHAM
is candidate for the Office of Agent
of the State of Indiana, before the
next Legislature. While we do not
disrarage the claims of the other dis
tinguished gentlemen named for that
position, we must express the hope
that Gen. GRESHAM will be elected /;
and we trust that the Union
members from Southern Indiana will
in a body give him their votes. Every
one is familiar with his gallant
services in the Federal army in the
late war for the Union. 1t is a part
of the glorious history of the country.
In the late campaign, after de-
clining place on the State ticket,
which he could have had, he accepted
the burden of the canvass of the
Second District, which had been given
up by the nominee of the Convention.
The campaign in that District,
although success was hopeless, was
one of the most splendid political
fights ever made in Indiana, There
is no doubt but that he added much
to the strength of the State
ticket, and the, vote for Congress
men in the Third and Seventh
Districts. Gen. GRESHAM sacrificed
his practice when he entered the
army, and he has come home MANNED
soldier, less capable of active labor
than before; and the Union party will
be repaying him buta small portion
of the debt due him, in electing him
to the comfortable position of State
Agent,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-20
Kent ucky Slave Commission.

We publish on the second page the
instructions of the Commission, now
in session at Frankfort, passing upon
the claims Of loyal owners for com-
pensation for enlisted slaves; also the
Bill now before Congress- Suspend
ing the payment of the same un-
til the report of the Commission has
been, acted, upen ,bydCongress. The
Frankfort Communicable says the
Cemmission is at work in earnest.
But few claims, however, haSei been
passed by them, from which we infer
that they are subjecting the claims
submitted to a rigid scrutiny. We
understand that it is their purpose to
push their business through by some
time in February, SO that it would
be adSisableaforb applicants to get
their claims ready for submission,
without unnecessary delay. '''|''-'' -
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-20

The Detroit IsaBane suggests that
it is about time to inquire how many
officers under LEE and JOHNSON are
violating the conditions of their par
role, by opposing reconstruction of
the SUuth and encouraging resistance
to gthea Federal Government 0 Isn it
not .timesthat some of these men were
solemnly admonished Of arrest and
punishment they are mourning?
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-20
The Senatorial, Question.

-
The indianapolis Journal, of Tues
day, has rae engthyH article Lon 1.-The
question raised by Mr. ORAvENs, of
Jefferson as to the. ineligibility of
Gov. MORTON for. the United States
Senate, The article in some measure
adopts the line ofarguments presented
by us yesterday, but touches upon two
other points worthy of notice. It's
arQanaeatuna edd flomaneas, that Mr..
CRAvENs and every Republican mem :
Der of the Legislatures in 1861, voted
for Gov. HENRY S. LANE for United
States Senator, is pertinent to the
author Of the article in the Madison
Courier, 81 g @
Our Indianapolis contemporary clear
ly shows from its extracts from the
debates in the Constitutional Conyen-
ton, of 1850, that the Constitutional
provision was only intended to apply
to non-eligibility, as to State offices,
and that it was not designed, as it
could not be, to election or appoint
ment to Federal Offices. Any of our
readers interested in perusal of the
debates, will find them on page 1916,
Vol. 2, Debates Indiana Constitui
tional Convention.
! The Journal cites the precedent
established by the United States Sen
ate, which is the judge Of the qualifi-
cations of its members, in the case of
Senator TRUMBULL, of Illinois. The
Constitution. of the State of Illinois
has the following provision: .,so,s
The Judges of the Supreme and Circuit
Courts shall moi be eligible to any other
office of public trust or profit, in this State
orthe United States, during the term for
which they were elected, nor for one year
thereafter. All votes for either Of them,
for any elective office, except that of Judge
of the Supreme or Circuit Courts given by
the General Assembly, shall be void. o. =
Senator TRuMBULL was, at the time
of his election to the United States
Senateqa J Judge of the Supreme Court
49, fes, q. tafssessuA l4saaVas syssd v9t,P
OF the State. sfsiioe1Iza Hedv rigq RI tifi
The afRd42, y qutoting at length
from the debates IN the United States,
Senateiupon the QUESTIONED hisaeEgis4
-, -besaA - 90 ss6g rasea0at sas@eT 8 nszhIid
bility, says:
Our Constitution does not refer to Federal
Offices at all, in the ineligibility clauses,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-20
SEWARD AND STEVENS As FRrrEDs,

1T ia stated in the. New York, Til
bune that Secretary SEWARD recently
called on THAD. STEVENS, at his
rooms, and had long private inter
view with, him. The above gentle
men have not been on friendly rela-
tons, with each other for several
years, Tits runaored that SEWARD is
repentant like RAYMOND, and wants
to come back into, the bosom of the
Republican party. Others think that
SEWARD was sent by President JOHN
SON to make overtures, Of compromise.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-20

The most earnest advocates of a
radical policy of reconstruction, a
policy which shall sweep out of exist
ence the present Governments of all
the States now excluded from Congress
sional Representation, are the Union
lists from Southern States who are
now in Washington, pertinaciously
urging their views upon Congress.
AS these men are thoroughly well in
formed as to the condition of things
in the South. their views naturally
have great weight with Congressman.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-20


We invite the attention of our
Democratic friends. who resent any
intimation that the party sympathizes
with treason or traitors, to the follow
ing extract from one of the principal
organs of that party in the State of
Iowa:
1t is from such men as Gen.
Wade Hampton, who, if admitted to
the service of the country, and allow
ed to participate in the rights of its
citizens, the nation would receive
more benefit and honor than from ten
Thousand crazy fanatics like Sumner,
or corrupt demagogues and violators
of law like Stevens. = Bentonsport
Io,oG) Signal I, ~, eFa
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-20

THE Round Table makes this de-
cidedly good hit: T" The rebels, just
when their cause was caving in, pro-
posed to arm the negroes; the Demo
Gratis, now that they are in the very
death struggle, propose to give the ne
gro the ballokintThe negro did not
save the rebels, and he will not save
the Democratic party
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-20
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Il N A u @ u IL "A ITO n
OF THE ill 7i 20
TURNER'S HAIL.

gKHHE INAUGURATION OF THE
- TURNER'S HALL will commence on
Tuesday, December 25th, at 2 o'clock p. NJ.
and everybody is invited to be present.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-20
p r O q r A N N E:

a. PR o GR A NINE:
On Tuesday, the 18th, the Turner'S of Ev-
ansville and outward places, and the
guests will meet in the present Hall of the
Turner's, John Rohner's building, at one
o'clock r. NJ, and thence march to the new
Turner'S Hall, headed by the Crescent City
Silver Band. Afterwards the Inauguration
Speech English and Germany, then dis
posing of the donated prizes by lot at
pm.
Grand Concert, Tableaux, and Gymnas-
teal exercise. Price of admittance to the
Concert nifty cents. Gt.1 W2N
"Wednesday, December Goth,
Conclusion of the celeb
BALL, commencing at O'Clock P. NJ.
Tickets for the Ball. . !. 49,. y. .. 80 90
They. may be bought of the Bali Conn
mittee, or members ofthe Associations.
For Saturday and Sunday before the In
auguration,s the Ladies' Committee have
arranged an exhibition of the donated
presents, In the new Turner HALL A nu-
merous attendance is solicited by the biiA
ed fsEYANSVILL TURNER ASSN
Hft4fr ~ WI
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-20
Agents for Daily Journal.

JAMES l.. THORNTON, Princeton, Ind;
Capt. LEVI FERGUSON, PetersDurgn, ina.
Iin RARRY r.. SMITH, Washington, Ina.
w, J. T.. HEMMEEwAY, Boony1le, 1no.
G. IN. DRBRULER, Newburgh, Ind.
They will also receive and forward 10 us
arders for Binding and Job Printing.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-28
NEW.YORK DAILY TRIBUNE,

HydgoD preGspOtes persons subjected 70 Their influence
OF the disease Of the pathological conditions
und in the who have died Of cholera Is dark and Gnoxy
genaed state Of The blood TIE power OF TIE blood Tor re
cevirg oxygen from the lungs and Transmitting
10 the rsto m Is greatly reduced One Of the most poisonous
gases in IT. effect upon the blood suphuTetiea hydros9n
n attacks the hematne and renders the blood less capable
Of absorbing oxygen and moreover acts a. direct poison
the This Gas very otcn peSae tue ar 10
mis- 10 suob degree that the silver door plates
and tncbs are tarned coating OF snlphde OF silver r
hours and respiration is rendered not only very dsa
.estle bnt dfent Under such influence the vital fluid
of the living body must very mGch injured and one OF
the conditions inviting attack Of cholera produced there
arc apy processes carried about here which
cause tie evolution Of this well other poisonous
and think there are unreasonable TO suppose that the
propretor Of any such would they
found their business injurious 10 tie pube health conduct
IN such lse the Donous gases IN the higher
air or get rid Of them in without poisoning the
blood Of the Inhabitants residing the vicinity. L. L. II.
No 4Qt Htst IHtEfp-sscoassL a., Aprn ~, lsoo.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-28
Counterfeit Curreney.

In the United States Commissioners Office. ycster
day. before Commissioner Belts in the the United
States agt Pgo the prisoner in this charged with
attempting to pass counterfeit fractional Third
He did deny his guilt but said that had mt
been drunk he would have been caught Showing queer
Oh a Tlirdaye. car lie would "squeal" any body
however.
Case adjOarnGd TO Monday at ~ m.
Before COmms. Osborne same day In OF the
United States agt Owen Early, alias Albert Owens the
prisoner arrested with Oh of counterfeit 80 stamps
on hin Ue committed by the Commssiole for eIamns
ton He Is sold TO have been convicted Of tar crime be-
fore
New-York tribune., 1866-04-28
Lniest Ship News.

ARRIVED
Shin La ORE ,of Wn1sor Beekwth Liverpool 80 days
with st and coal 10 wbtneo Co Has had heavy weatheI
head wind. lrorst psage April 4h lat ~ 10 NJ Ion 81
w, at II wind T. W. light smooth ship beading w ~
W.. IA collision bri gthne standing T. ;. b. from
Newfoundland Oporto carried her bowprt fore
yard topmsst The La Goire received damage
WIND-At Sunset, NV. esar
MEMORANDA.
Frederick Nelson pilot brig H. Means which got ashore
the following boarded the vessel the
?2d Of April Sandy Hook bearing N. ~ W. 50 mues
steered n by W at thick fog hove the
lead had fathoms steeed " w at hove the
lend had IS fathom. NNW at 10 had IL homs II
M the msnsail aud hauled the fosai and let
her under NJ had u fathos "stsf m mao
ia f.thon. heading F. by N had ess 10 fatboms
Of water put masp the vessel beading T. by the
wind 2I NJ made the the bow In
but high she missed stays let go Doth anchors
and brought while she lay bours. Much
credit for their efforts
beach Of the able 20 wok
the remainder being sick
SAILED.
hin on Bremen.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-28
A Nuisance,

To Dt EGfog Of The " y. JritHnk
STA: A disagreeabe and sufocating odor frequently
pervndss atmosphere in this negborhood and as m
derstand that there Is doubt in the minds Of to
whether the Ha produces the ordor deeteous
health wish offer few words bearing practically upon
the subject Asae bolera II port and the inueeet
itai generate arc pretty certainly approaching shores
IL 70 wen established aha the yrulence Of cholera is In.
creased by locs causes Wleneyer the disease appear,
amoog as localities &ner much more than others
"Lst't lIeqGees JoLo0s nses pafilplnT SylDlWsii4l
New-York tribune., 1866-04-28

LECTURE BY rHE Hon. JAMES T. BRADY-Ihe
Hon James T. Brady Of this city delivered lecture al
Cooper Hall last evening The Humanties OF ar tne
proceeds Of the lecture being devoted to the eoudg OF De
Catholic Orphan syum Charleston C. Tie lecture took
under auspices Of the Union Prisoners Assocao
and was rendered by them the Rt Rev Bishop yncn OF
Charleston recognition OF many acts OF kindness done the
by the Bishop while they prisoners IN the vicinity
Charleston during the 1851 and leo2 The lecture was
well attended the ball being nearly full and as the price
tickets placed dollar each the pecnnary results
have been quite satisfactory both to the projectors OF the
lecture and the recipient Of the proceeds
New-York tribune., 1866-04-28
SATURDAY, APRIL %, 1860.
CITY NEWS.

CHRISTIAN UYIoS AssOCIATiOE-The annual ante
communion sermon will be preached before this Association
Sunday A. NJ 10, O'clock in the Church Tenthst and
University place by the Rev Prof Charles Hodge D. OF
Princeton from the text by spirit all baptized
into body" Conference will be held in DR. Budngons
Church on SUNDAY al ,. o'clock Subject ITaetlea
Church union in BROOKLYN for evabgehziDg the city
New-York tribune., 1866-04-28
Announcements

Az ISvIrATIoS.-The public gene'aly are invited
TO purchase bottle Of RoGsns FRAGRANT oDoSroLiss for the
teeth and submit examination any competent chemist
certain for themselves the Of this statement contains
nothing that M pnre III. teeth Recommended by Chemists and
Dentist. throughout country Sold by Druggists Peumers and
Fancy Good. De.r ASK FRAGRANT ODoSroLsR
New-York tribune., 1866-04-28
DIR. CHARLES X. BRoADBEST,

For NOR. has special attention to the medical
treatment pon aud all Diseases Of the Throat Lungs and
C.tarh lie gives purely Vegetable Remedes and lnbs
nv he has Aw been exceedingly successful
D able detect disease your Lungs or Throat IN d
mo by examination.
Dr. b. work Consumption aud Chronic Diseases
him during the EVERY
noSru ONLY a. No. 67s Broadway. New iork
New-York tribune., 1866-04-28

NJ G.. s. Ny.
w The following articles of information Of the Militia will be
found in the ARMY AND NAVY JOURNAL for this week:
DRILLS Of the SECOND BRIGADE OFFICERS. THIhD,
FIFTH. ELEVENTH FOURTEENTH and TWENTY IHlhD
REGIMENTS; PARADE Of the THIRTY SEVENTH ard SLY
ENTl FIRST STATEMENTS in regard TO the SEVENT1SEN-
ENT H. and other matters Of the NATIONAL GUARD
For sale by New.deser or at the Office No 80 Pars row.
vJNO PARENTS and GUARDIANS-A Clergyman
ofhe Church having removed TO pleasant village the Had
will receive into bis family limited number OF children 70
ROARD and EDUCATE. His long experience Teacher WIZ
commend desire good home and sound edu
their children Address the Rev w q. FbENCh, Com
wall Canterbury Post Ofhce, NewYors.
90 TO THOMAS X. AGNEW's, Nos 26O and
~ Greenwcbs Of Moray, aud there you viii hnd
fonr else cheaper than store IN
New. York. One pnoe house
New-York tribune., 1866-04-28

THE AMERICAN FIRE Insurance COMPANY Of this
city WsLs whose card syen,.ed another column
hbs degree o pospoy when rememoefed what
the buslne hss sustained dnR
pact twelve months. The cash oopa oi tbe Company s
the cash a.st. statement ApI were $500 ~,
dividends Of try cent each have been declared
ius1Iers since 1860 Commercial AdyvItseL
New-York tribune., 1866-04-28

years purchased Sewing Machines 1t has
my expectations have done the principal sewing for
se.en prr.on since that time deal o my ueghbor II
wsy. IN order Have broken fNo needs In iI
Mr. a. v Coombs Ension. West Virginia 10
tL, MicoA 4 Gibbs :. M. Co. dated Ami IL. 1900
New-York tribune., 1866-04-28

GARIBALDI SUITS, FOR BoYs-The most elegant
ryr before seen county Ladies call and inspect them.
BRoKAw hEorHERs
No. 81 Lafayette place and No - Fourth ave.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-28

DR. CHAPIs AT COOPER ISsTITUTE-The Rev. DR..
Chaplin viii preach in the great hall Of the Cooper Inst
tue morrow at II O'Clock the morning and o'clock IN
the evening
New-York tribune., 1866-04-28

A. A. FAvARGgR's FRENCH COURSE can yet De
oined Monday evening April 80 at ocIocs No th"e"p
place See "lnstrnoion."
New-York tribune., 1866-04-28

MRS PLUMBs REcEPTioN.-The closing reception OF
MrsJ Plumb took place her Academy Of Physca Culture
in West Foureenths yesterday afternoon large number
Of ladies' gentlemen and witnessed the e1er
cises pupils which pleasing and OF grace
fl character Mrs Plumb made few remarks TO her cassee
parting with them and expressed wish to meet the mem
academy Winter. Dr. Andrews and MI
Gardiner made short addresses TO the children, which con-
cudcd the entertainment well enjoyed by those who at
tended
New-York tribune., 1866-04-28

People that move on the Ist of May, also people
that do rot move should use KENTs East INDIA COFFEE which
sold BY all Groeers IS per b Wholesale depot No
lSI Reade.st.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-28

ROBBED WHILE IYToxIcATED.-Thomas Corbett
wa. yesterday by Officer Foley Of the Sixteenth Pre-
cnc the complaint Of Thomas Mckee residing No AIS
West SiIteenh The planant states that Thursday
night ast while inoX Gated his way home with
Andrew Anderson who resides In the same house when IN
Tenihaye they oLed by the prisoner and Daniel Nc
Cormick who after proceeding with thom short distance,
suddenly oed agast him the complainant and stole from
him silver watch valued at So The thieves then
This cOrrobTated by Anderson The prisoner
stated had been retained by bis confederate
Justice Ledwith committed him for trial without ball lie Is
q native Of Ireland, aged 10 years.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-28

TRIAL TRIP OF THB STEAMER CHICOPEE.-Ihe new
steamer Chcopoe Capt Kurker made trial trip on Wednes
day with large number Of nautical citizens board as
well a. select company ofadie and gentlemen This steam
elegantly fitted By Messrs. Murray. Ferris
CO.. and Capis foyg and Kurker for the accommodation Of
the Thousands citizens aud thlr families whO anhua
locate hom-ri,cs at or make to- Rockaway but
more especially intended FOR the accommodation OF the guests
OF the Sea side House The Chcopee proved heIse TO be
OF fastest going craft ever launched In tins
vicinity and arrived the dock at Roekaway 10 eonsd
orabe les, time generally occupied Several elegant
made at the dnner at the Sea Side
House at elegant d(an board the boat by several
prominent citizens The Chcopee will make several trips
daily on the opening Of tie at the Sea Side.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-28

ROBBED BY A DIsREPUTABLE FgMALg.-On Thurs
day evening JohnC Murray OF No "a Carmnes met Neie
Carr and her solicitation accompanied her to
low house 10 Greene While there she stole from him eco
in Treasury notes lie accused Der Of the theft and she
turned him eco declaring that all she had stolen Muir
ray then caused her by Officer jackson Of the Eighth
Precinct When aragned before The Court the accused
esed the theft but said she had restored the money She
committed for ra The accused aged ~ years and
native Of England.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-28

ATTEMPT To PASS COUNTERPART MoSgY.-ln the
United Circuit Court before Judge Shipman yesterday
" The United States agt Richard Mubstad the
defendant was charged with attempt pass
teet currency The evidence that he offered the
stamp stand for orange and that refused.
When walking away he policeman walking after him.
wheeupcn the policeman faster and caught him
Tie Jury and the prisoner remanded His bail
however. reduced 10 500. which he gave
G. & Spencer for defendant Asst Dut.Auy Joseph Bel
for Government
New-York tribune., 1866-04-28

ATTEMPTED THEFT OF sILK.-Lev Morris yesterday
afternoon entered the store Of David Valentine Co.. No $50
Broadway under the pretenso OF purchasing goods aud while
stole three pieces OF silk valued ESQ Before reach
ing the he dropped piece Of the stolen property and
at arrested aud detained until the arrival Of Officer
Woodbridge OF the SiIth Precinct. WHO. searching him.
found the remaining two pieces secreed his person The
thief taken before Justice Dow ling and committed for
exa
New-York tribune., 1866-04-28

STABBISG APrRAY.-Early ycser' iy morning Ru-
doph Schrever quareed with Herman Deutsch residing at
No. Il2 West ventietht and during the aray Schrever
stabbed his opponent in the left side and body. with
carpenters ohse nfcting serious wounds Tho asaant
arrested br Officer Mucahy OF the Twentieth Precinct
and YESTERDAY he committed for examination by Justice
Ledwth The wounded taken to the Jews Hospital
in West Twenty .eighth-st.
New-York tribune., 1866-04-28

PERsONAL.-The well.known DR.. Charles Munde
and Dr. Pau Mande OF the Florence wateCure Establish
sail to-day for Germany in the Anchor Line steamship
Hlbernia, for Liverpool
New-York tribune., 1866-04-28

Steamship Baltic. for Bremen.
, 1866-08-01
FROM NEW YORK,

Cholera Becoming Rridemic-rhlrty-
af.re< Castcr Reported In New York
city and Hroollyn-Dccislon In Favor
of<ltc Board OF 1Icalth-IIcaa Centre
Stephens.
NEw YonK- July 31:-Niaetccn caa.s and seven
s, e X ssos c 1cnos IN td ;y sS and 0nEtesn
Judge Dfaay aeclecd to-day that the Boa7d OF
Health was con.titnt'ona1y tbs Representatives Of
a m az II 5"e1s % aas S:
within ely ii.n,1...
m in!nnttion against the tnd'mcnt OF a contract
Lieut. II. I. Smith, Of the Ninth United sts.es
c1norr Island. IL .:as taEen sna3cniy II Ills 81 moen @
Ing with All att,ck OF cln!cra.
NEW YorE- July 3l.-It Il stt1ca that the chol-
alarming extent: At = meeting Of the Health
Board. 10 lie held this evening. extraordinary
VII be Hrpotcd to sssnitsry
Ice, Of physicians to report cholera easc:, ord:fs
have been lstncd insisting upon their 20 doing.
Ihs teal number e. deaths IN the stf ft. r. .ne
cholera. Al tho Worl;laousv, gu Dlackwell's
Island. fEcn, ibu :slh to the 2.ll Of Jn'y. there
wee Il ea*es' anu deaths were officially reported
Il comparative table OF The three years Of tue
Ghose,a epidemic shows ansaller number 81
III. 2ins '''' 'n 'n' same o': III '''' 'oo
Al tic Etltery Barracks Hospital matters appear
tather f.xcIa9ls, s an Injunction will b. applied
Il, Drooi lyn the num!.nr Of deaths for the past
weck wae Il rec hundred and four. The cholera
There 'Tyre sixty.,wo deaths nom ciioieta during
y.sts, ysstesIda, ;hox len rev ea.ss anl foSr
Genn; II 4hc saoc1s snsSa Seie t., y so..s ss
two ncw easos ii Governors island. Tic cpidsn,:
, 1866-08-01

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