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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-24

from recent lecture by George AL
fred Townsend, delivered at Mozart
Hall, Cincinnati.
asi BISMARK.
Three times within three months
sat in the presence of Count Bismark.
A reactionist--in other words, an enc
my of every idea on which American
republicanism is based by sheer
boldness he preeipitated the great war
of 1866, made himself name in spite
of his arrogance and unscrupulous-
ness. Almost a giant, both in height
and industry, measuring six feet two,
huge and homeiy IN feature, of a ter
rible eye, full Of baneful fire, with a
creased skin, and an ear big enough
for railroad depot, mouth so wide
and so cruel that he could bite State
in two, neck into which you might
turn a-riyer- -of anything but water;
his powers of mind are profound, his
speech resolute; but with you and me,
common people, who demand a chance
and an influence, Count Bismark has
no more sympathy, than with so many
horses. i did not love him more than
he was bluff and affable; no tyrants
are more amiable than his great ene-
mics of the House of Hapsburg, the
Imperial family of Austria.
Hils18a GARIBALDI. aosl ~ az
There I looked in the face, and sat
at the feet of Garibaldi,' the first
character of our generation; patriot
Fand couhtry1nan of all oppressed
people, into his kindly and forgiving
nature fell the speed and metal of the
wild South American horses, on which,
like fiery centaur, he rode down the
tyrants of the West. The freedom of
Italy is his work. Kings inherit it,
he inspired it; Cesar and Cincinnatus
meet IN him. His face is both woman
ly and afatherly, the light house to
good countenanee, burning the better
as it grows the grayer, crumbling in
the tower, but underlying in the
fame. His dutiful boys, who go to
the. battle atIhis side, and in returning
peace, till his half barren island, are
born Of an American wife, to whose
memory, though long dead, he has
been faithful. She was an Amazon
woman, and on the Argentine plains
rode with lance and lasso; when free
dom came to her native country, she
accompanied Garibaldi to his own
land, then the piece meal prey of ty--
rants. Together they entered Rome,
in mutual love and triumph, and over
turned the tables of the money
changers, and the seats of them who
sold doves--in the beautiful city of
Brutus and Reinzi. Driven thence
by combined Kings and Princes, they
hid in the mountains like the heroic
Maccabeans, till flying along the coast
of the .Adriatic, an Austrian vessel
shot down the wife at the husband
side. That Adriatic coast is free to-
day, and Garibaldi, with Annals boys
to be her monuments, eternal in pur-
pose as the Eternal City to which he
turns for the browning struggle of his
life, shall pass its gates again, and,
standing in the Pantheon, among his
kindred god, found the new dynasty
of American Romans who beget
deeds, not princes. e Yu ga
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-24
Townsend on Bismark and Garibaldl.

We make the following extracts
from recent lecture by George AL
fred Townsend, delivered at Mozart
Hall, Cincinnati.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-24
Cincinn at
Second Fall and Winter Stock

of Boots and Shoes, being one of the
largest and best stocks of
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-24

This is simply the annual pay of
the army, without subsistence, quarter
master and medical allowances, which
would swell the amountto nearly $780,
100000. ''V' " "A : NV - '''
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-12-24
Our Army-SOme Valuable Facts and
Statistics.

From the Springfield Republican
The recent reports of the Secre-
taries ofoWar and of the Navy, to-
gether with other official documents
which we have had access to, present
many statistics of an interesting ma
ture, which viii go to prove the ines
Unable. value of the maxim of the
great Washington, !" In time of peace
prepare foricwar.P The sad exper9
fence of four years of civil war with
in the confines of our own govern
ment has amply illustrated It, land
having passed through the trying or
deal and come out victorious, we have,
to-day, experienced and tried soldiers
and sailors, well organized, and form
ing one of the finest naEiesu and
armies. on the face of the globe. In
point Of skill, discipline and patriot
ism. Baptised in fire and blood, these
heroes have made for themselves a
record, which shall remain spotless
on the page of history, many years af-
ter the present generation shall have
passed away. 40 aaAUTohFUHAH
THE REGULAR. ARMY ,rz M
At the close of the war with Mex
leo, the regular army of the United
States consisted of general and de-
partment officers, a corps of engineers,
a corps of typographical engineers, the
ordnance corps, four regiments of ar
tillery, three of cavalry and nine of
infantry, making the minimum force
to be little over 1900 men. After
the call of President Lincoln for Vs.
600 men in April, 1861, the regular
army was increased by the addition of
one regiment of artillery, three of cav
airy and twelve of infantry. Under the
act of July, 1866, the army was still
further augmented, and is now or
ganized as follows: General, staff and
department officers, the corps of en-
gineers, ordnance corps, ten regiments
of cavalry of ten companies each, five
regiments of artillery of twelve com
panies each, and forty-fve regiments
of infantry of ten companies each.
The minimum strength Of the army,
which is now nearly organized, may be
better illustrated by the following
table;
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r. THOMAS LYON Chemist. Y
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-03

The question of the three months extra
~, recently voted by Congress, has given
ke to many baselcss hopes and much
bubble ri The Pay Department., IRON a geher-
misappreheus'on OF the law. he act OF
IL 18Th. 1866, 10 extend The BENEFITS Of
'ciion 4. Army Appropriation bill. approved
ksreh 81, lso9. does nj g'ye three mepths'
1 pav to aay officer OF Volunteers on hon
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nrol,er To such as have bteu bOnoraOly
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r. is said Of Charles Dickens that be was
n careful about the arrangements made for
Ipubhc readings. He has invariably lit
red velvet rsble. with shelf on one side
handkerchief and water, and on the other
lie block Tor the book to which be almost
.r refers. the readings being generally
tnatic deliveries. with vocal and mimeilc
Sesso,ies OF his works. He is dressed in a
that might be regarded as foppish IN
|erlca. but it is not so regarded al home;
Is. he tiourishes big watch chain, with
Fms. large jeweied shirt studs, and l'ttl-
uet in the larpel of a dress coat. lie is
E,derably bald on the top Of bis forehead.
his beard and monstaehe are quite gray.
wrinkles, too, get deeper and deeper
hi the eyes. But his color is still good.
roice clear and strong and his animation
ret. Dickens readings is Understandable.
rs one the impression Of an entire stoca
pany in one man.
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A STRANGE CRcuAsrAscE.-The Chicago
Tribune relates the following strange cireum-
stances
"A strange circumstance occurred on tbs
occasioa OF the hunting for the body Of the
son Of Mr.. John Imhoff, who was drowned
on Sunday. the Isl inst, at Charles bridge
near Mansfield Ohio The facts, es related
Ito us by a gentleman Of unqcestionabh We
raeity. who had It from the lips Of Mr.. Inn
Fhoh himself, are these: An old lady living
near Ontario, sent word to Mr.. lmhoff that
If he would cast a loaf of bread into the
water where his son was drowned it would
6oat TO where the body lay, aud there stop.
Nj lmhoH accordingly did SO, and followed
the floating leaf down u milo, when ii turned
into the mouth Of sort Of bayou, where i,
stopped, and Mr.. lmhoH, getting up a tree
which leaned over the bayou, there saw the
body OF has sen near the surface Of the water
gsiI le ls..i 1l bread bat few ieei from il
This is certainly very strange, but may moi
the bread ha.e taken the natural curren, o.
tie efeek, aud ben arrested there as wa
the hoiy Of ihs hoy.
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FAMILY CASES.
Case Of 90 vias and beok ronrleteH0 90
Cssh Of ~ large vial. in and book.... 90
Case Of 20 large vaas plain and hoek 90
Case Of is boxes tNos to 16) and book4-..--.. 90
These remedies by the Gaze or single box sert
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HUNPHREfS SfItIFYc
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n,ssr. & Asptrs.. Rser1VYe4, ri

Rasers e AAptxsaa 4Ar(Pate4s III
Inls5lI Nd : tIrnble nble| tfa1v
military Gscpliue bf Austria 1NSAd 70 the
state Of var me frontier was theR Rua1dedbr
Croats. dined every day with {he AtsGfiSH
officers at the little village Of Oraowo, bp ~
banks Of the Danube. i 4OaS 1ly Il expressed
b desire to see the place on the other sidUsl
the Danube. where Kossuth had buried NE
crown Of st. Stephen CT Hungary when the
army fed INTO Turkey; .the piece had been
discosered, apdsthe ero~n sdyitterred bsts1
wansed teaseethe singular tomb.
Colonel P. promised 10 go with me NEXT
day on the nlher side of the river which aep-
ara,-d us from the enemy. That same even
ing. as was taking my walk, said to my
self. suppose 90 now. | passed the body
saard, and proceeded 70 the badge, and had
hearty reached the opposite side. whenI heard
a report. and at ~ same time three or
four balls whistled by me stopped. Sew
eral Croats rushed upon me, mntiering some.
hing which ] could not understand. and led
me to my friend, the Colonel. be looked al
the exasperased.
y a'Sir, said he, "what we're you doing on
The bridge p
II went to visit the tomb.
"Enoueh without permit? And the
sentinel did not arrest you at the entrance Of
he BRIDGE :.
A sergeant answered in German. I'VE wete
drrmx wfA setbody grixrd - ;
"Ah Is this so? And all that time spies
could be going and coming-how many were
you?" we- Eaaa
-Four men and myself" replied the ger.
geant.
~ GU shall alt be shot = s
The Colonel went to the window, called the
guard of the opposite tent. and gave the man
INTO custody.
The next day the men we're shot: in spite
Of my appeals to the Colonel,r on my
knees. for pardon for those unfortunate men,
ST whose death was unwillingy the cause
The Colonel was linflexibe. When those
Eve Croats, pierced by shc,s had fallen, the
Colonel. who regretted his soldiers, and
seemed to forget our friendly relations, said :
"And now, sir; you leave the territory in
two hours, or shall have YOU arrested as a
spy
But, Colonel - .rysy#
He looked 4. me, snd *ffh a terrible
voices aid: ',,Upon my honor, sir, swear
it
"A qnsrter Of armour sftefvard, left Or.
sowo Five years after saw among the 6ct
Of officers killed At Magenta the Colonel $
aame. Courier dss Exits UrsSss u
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THE "FLORENCED

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The Eeokuk Fire 4 Marine Insurance Comn.rx

thT ny Of Keoknk, iowa Is I'd
esSife OF the business to be transacted NV ~.
a.' Is that Of Fire, Inland and ocsan Marine In
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80 ad Dollars. divided into shares Of One Han.
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80, s,,hrriS The Company for the balance q, tba
- - ~ ~ The Company may commence bus;
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The corporation r.ta. ,
'u ~. 49, ,, r. :, satit u twenty ,ea-.
IN" bu.ibf-s 81 VI ,-,,,an, j. - l. -
- 49, - ~ a. ~, hea number may be increased
" 'hf'een ~" Ia laet a u a.;4sr. -
Pre- dent Secretary frtAare, - q, - i'eht ice
and gents as may h nees-sa., -, "tntI mcers
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70 be hell on the second us,asv =; ~, r'ctois are
year ~ 'anuh9 OF each
The largest amo-nt Of inie'teaa..,
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the capital stock pal n me amount OF
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wiii'rm Patterson Rob IT Rop.s
bourne Campbell Pc X, James n Inward Xii
G mn .hle. Henry Love. WI liam A RrosTy Albert l.
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