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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-05-05

RECEIVED HIS CosfMIssIoN.-0ur esteem
ed friend, Mr.. 5. Sorenson, received his
commission yesterday as Assessor Of inter-
@sAaI Revenue, and at once engaged in his
new position Mr.. S. will make an atten-
i've and efficient officer. Why did not our
Gopperilead friends secure the appoint
ment for one of their number? Just now
they are realizing. great expectations"
bu1 that Is, about all nexcept an abiding
consciousness of shame for their denuncia-
tons of soldier, their declarations that the
war was a failure, &C. If the President
does not begin to give them something be-
fore long, we will hear wall from that
camp that will exceed any thing ever yet
heard.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-05-05

SUNDAYSeHooL CoNvENTIoE-We have
received a Circular from the Secretary of
the Committee of Arrangements, for the
Indiana state Sunday School, Convention,
from which we clip the following for the
benefit of those interested in our city.
80 The Indiana State Sunday School Con-
vention is to be held this year, at this
place, commencing the evening OF the 5nh
ofJune, and continuing during the 9Th and
9TH. 1t is to be hoped that all the Sabbath
Schools of the State will be represented in
the Convention, and it is desirable for the
Committee of Arrangements to know, by
return mail, how many Delegates wsll be
present from each School. This will be
necessary, so that they can make ample
preparations for entertaining the members
of the Convention"
The Convention is to be held at New AL
bany, and it is desired that list of the
names of delegates from each School, be
forwarded to the address of VIM. M. Lewis,
Corresponding Secretary, and they will re-
ceiVe in return card containing the
name and address of the party whonwiII
entertain them while in that city.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-05-05

$50 The Local editor of the Indianapolis
Jottnatmarried a few days ago, and since
that time he has been shaking hands to an
alarming extent. He sums up one days
operations in this way. We offer him our
condolences: :
Yesterday we shook hands with 1891 of
our friends, at an average of four elevations
and depressions of our right arm This
makes Y, Us movements, which at a ratio
of one foot each, "a very slight fgure,) re-
veals the startling fact that the aforesaid
arm described five miles and one-sixth in
the course of ordinary congratulations.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-05-05
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TIME EEFALLIBLE HAIR RE-
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for restoring grey hair to its original color
mot dyeing), effectuaily curing all diseases
OF the scalp preventing the hair from fall
ing of, giving ii a softness and gloss that
nothing else can produce. Price 81 per bot
tie. Sold by all druggists. ~37s SAIL
Robert Fisher, Agent and Manufacturer.
st. Louis, Mo- 81 III
sold BY DR.. f. EasterIy & CO.. No. 10
North Fifth street, ST. Louis, Mo- and nj
their branch Family Medicine Store, Nm
so Madison street, Chicago Illinois sole
General Agents, to whom all orders must
be addressed. III I 91i7f
For sale BY the druggists of Evansville. +
DR.. Easterly's Diarrhna SvFungI i
YT91EES MEpEf'ENE is 4 zsI.EASxx rr
l. and infallible cure for Diarrhosal Jy-S
entery, Collie, Cholera AIOrbus Cram nss' or
SpaSns, Bowel Complaints. and alflfDe-
langements of the Stomach and Rnvtsfs ~
Children when Teetliing
This celebrated, popular, and infallible
remedy has been used by the most re-
spectacle and Intelligent families in st.
Louis for tine last fifteen Years. in all cases
OF Dlarrhoaa, Dysentery, and Bowel Com
pla1nt, and all unite in pronouncing it the
most speedy and etfectual medicine they
nave ever used. Price, IS cents per bottle
Prepared and sold by DIR. +. Easterly &
70, NO. 20 North Fifth street, st. Louis,
40 sold at their branch store, No. 90
Madison street, Chicago, Illinois.
FOR sale by the druggists, Evansville.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-27
THE DAILY EMPIRE.
Join Quincx Admins, Mother.
H. n. ROBINSON,
PUBLISHER AND PROPRIETOR.


Twelve or fifteen years ago. saws cN-
Governor Briggs, Il len Washington three
or four weeks duriig the spring. While at
home, ! possessed myself Of the letters Of
Mr.. Adams mother and read them with cx-
ceeding interest. ] remember an express
sion IN one Of the letters addressed to her
son, while vet n hoy twelve years Of age. in
Europe. Says she: III would rather see
you laid In yOur grave than you should
grow up a profaie aud gracelpss boy
r"Aiter returning TO Washington, I went
over and said to Mr.. Adams i have found
out who made yeu.'
what do you mean p said he.
replied; - lraYe been reading the let
ters of your mother"
'lf had spoken that dear name TO some
little boy who had been for weeks away
from his dear mother, his eye could not
have dashed more brightly, or his face
glowed more quickly than did the eve and
face Of that venerable old man when pro-
nounced the name of his mother. He start
ed up In his peculiar manner, and emphati-
eally said
YES, Mr.. Briggs, all that Is good In me-
| owe 10 my mother"
'Oh, what a testimony was that from this
venerable old man to his mother, who had
in his remembrance all the stages This
manhood. All that is good in me owe
to my mother Mothers, think of this when
your bright eyed little boy Is about
Mothers make the first impression upon
their children, and those impressions will
be the last to be eilaced.'
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-27
Macauley, the English Historians
Definition OF Puritanism.

They mistoOk their own vindictivp feel
ings for emotions of piety; regarded the
Old Testament as superior TO the new. be
cause in it they could find warrant for the
Indulgence of malevoieut passions; were
worse in morals and manners than was jus
titled by the Jewish Code when the syna-
gogue was in its worst state; taunted the
Redeemer rs 4 Sabbath-brcaker: regarded
IL as a sin TO hang garlands on May pole,
TO drink friendly health, tO fly "A hawk. to
hunt 4 stag. 10 play nc chess, to put starch
into a RUN, TO read the "fairy Queen re-
garded learning with suspicion ii not with
aversion had scruplcs about teaching Latin
Grammar because the names of Mars.
Bacchus and Apollo occur in it prescribed
all the tine arts; thought half the fine
paintings in England were idolatrous, the
other half Indecent The extreme Puritan
was at once known from other men 10y his
gait, his gnrb, his lank hair, the sour So
lemhity of his fnce, the upturned white of
bis eyes, the nasal twang with which he
spoke. aud above all by his peculiar dialect
He employed on all occasions the imagery
aud style OF Scripture, and thus, by the use
of llebrliams,l Violently introduced into
the English language and applied to the
cOmmon concerns Of English life. moved
The derision of both prelatists and llber-
tines. 81 HHiJ s.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-27
Honesty and Isnternrisc.

About month ago ragged little urchin
called upon one of our East Water street
merchants and asked the loan Of fifty cents.
for which he promised to give his note
bearing interest at ten per cent. The
mGrchant strnck with the novelty of the
proposition. and with the evident straight
forwardncss of the boy, gave him the
money and took his note, rs the boy insist
ednpon giving it, lie had almost forgot
ten the occurrence, when he was surprised
70 see the little Fellow walk into his store
Yesterday and ask to redeem his note Upon
inquiry, the merchant learned from the
boy that hq had inYested the money in pa
pers and oranges, and bad already made
about forty dollars which he was about
placing NJ tile savings bank. He had NO
hther nor mother aud did chores at "A
friends honse for board. We regret that
we have not his name Ml,rdukse Senti-
net.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-27
john Van dBuren's s.Old Flnme." :"

Join van Buren's ''Old Flame"
An exchange says; Two daughters of
john ,Nap BGrcn were recently presented
10 the princess of Wales. which Is consid-
cred as equivalent to being introduced 10
Queen Victoria, the Princess receiving all
company IN tie name other mother-in-iaw.
IL is q pity that the Van Buren girls did
not get 10 see the widow, as that would
nave afiorded them an opportunity 10 be-
hold their Tather's first ilame. IL win hc
remembered that when Martin Van Rurcn
was PRESIDENT his son visited England,
where he upset aristocratic English pro
pricty by q dashing iirthtion with Miss
Guelph. Victoria remembered John Van
Buren, until her memory was clouded by
the burly German Albert Inspiring her
with new love. Victoria is now n idoy
aud a recluse in a court visited by the
blooming daughters of her old fiame.n
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-27
Intemperanee Among women.


a Boston correspondent, writing to the
Detroit 1ribupe, says:
1t is q positive fact that the use of ar
dent spirits by ladies occupying the high
est positions In society is becoming shame
fully common Their husbands, say the
thirsty fair ones go to the clubs or some
worse place, and drink and smoke all the
evening, without thought of their wives
ut home. Why shouldn't we have little
fun rs well as they? So. congrcgating in
little cliqucs. they get moderately happy"
on Bourbon or old rye, and doubtless have
a good Time. \ friend of mine called mt u
house where he was Intimately acquant-
ed. and whose mistress Was young mar
ried lady of high social standing. soon
after be had entered aud found himself ia
the presence of his hostess and TWO other
matrons, the former produced Il black bot
tie confirming whisky. and asked him Ia
partakc- saying, rs she inbibcd her moder-
ately sti0 dose IN company with the
other Indies and my friend "This is the
third one to-day ....
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-27
1lRAY TICKETS, &e.-- .ar ata ,i
' '' '''''' 10 '''i '' rob sal steamJoHRoOm

90. g ~ li. I, raos.nsI .s-l. lasaeA
dtti htt t4iItu .E.I l AuIHIiaml
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-27

A CRAZY MILIIoNAIRE,-Thc income of
Augustus Hemcuway, Of Boston, for lSg5.
was S2anOOO lie does not enjoy II, how
ever, heiRg u lunatic. lie made his tirst
venture by chance. He was supercargo OF
Ia vessel bound from Boston 10 Bnruos
Ayers, many years ago. Nearing The latter
port they learned that lt was blockaded.
Changing their course, they went TO Val
garais0 sold the cargo of hour for 300 10
100 per cent. profit and took In a full load
OF copper-ore, which cost not a single cent.
which sold for an Immense sum IA Boston.
Mr.. Homenway MAS a man of untiring ac-
uyity always attended personally Ia his
affairs, and did strictly cash business
His labors proved too heavy for his mind
Z NJ I lffi 1 Lllp
CSTrhe Hon. Obadiah Browne and MIR.
Cerah Browne were rc-married short time
since at New Haven. They were first mar.
ried nearly u quarter OF a century agn
lived happily for some time, and became
parents of two sons. now grown mn
Trouble came aad they were divorced. Mr
BrowRc married. again, and after llying
with his seeendWiie for number of wears
was divorced from her, lie finally renewed
the aeqnaintanee Of his first wife and the
resuitwas that he has led her TO the altar for
iile 7eeUih Aluie,' i5g
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-27
$s5. bartlett Sewing Machine. Sci
lOL,who Wants Bargains.

BOMBERGER. REAL
ESTATE AGENT, DAYTON, ONO has for' saIc
twenty Houses aud lots ranging from $500 10
4SWO. fIt M ~ z - w. w
Aiso six Farms -three IN Darke two In Mont
gUlnUfy. aud one In Van Wcrt County. n 'l.fT
The nmlctsigned can always. be fonuo M th,
ohio mstl,ftncp 0nlee, when not out on business
or at thu Post Onloe corner. .'it fui"fi 'Nll y
Bpys and sells property, Terms liberal
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-14

NEW OsLAHs, Feb. 1S.-viA 0ALvngfOn.
Feb. 13.-Gov Hamilton's Message 70 Con-
gress, calls the attention Of the absolute ~
quirements Of The 0overnment-the govern
meut touching on the doctrine Of absolute
sovereignty, the abolition Of slavery. the
rights 81 the blacks to testify in the Courts
Of Justice, and to be protected in. person
and property, and the rspudialieo Ct lhe
rebel debt
GALVESTON, Feb. 13.-In thu Cow utien
Judge Latteruner, from Red River, intro
duced the following: The people Of Texas
in convention assembled, ordain and declare
the so.callsd ordinance Of secession adopted
by the 80. called convention Of the State Of
Texas, at the City Of Austin. Feb. 1ss, 1861,
and oil Of the acts and proceedings Of said
80 called convection shall bs, and the SANG
are hereby declared to have been null and
void aud Of NO effect Whatever from the date
Of their adoptiop, and they hereby further
declare that neither the State of Texas or
any other State Of the Federal Union has
the right in the Constitution Of the United
States to secede " withdraw from the I'm
ion.
A motion was made by Judge Frazer to
lay it on the table-45 to So A substitute
BY Judge Hancock declaring the action
revolutionary therefore void, and the ssces-
sion ordinances were all referred to another
resolution enforcing the binding effect Of
all laws passed since the date the Of Con-
vention, not in conflict with the Constitu-
ton Of the United states some action on
education and . proposal to increase the
number Of Supreme Court Ju ,ges, COM
plcted the proceedings.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-14
From New York.

New YoRK. Feb. 14.-The Herald'i
special says, Hon. Freeman Clarke, comp
tpoler of the currency Was this 9orninl
before the committee on banks and bank
ing, by request, to express his opinion con
corning the practical working Of our pres
ent banking laws, and. some that are con
templated In the future.
No bills are likely to b introduced b,
Mr.. Pomery nor amendments recommend
ed ustl the Ways aud Means Committed
have acted upon the Loan bill.
The leading photographers Of the eoun
try are assembling in the city BY agree.
ment. to urge Cor gress to reduce the rate
Of taxes % their products.
The Senate committee on ludian afIair1
had . meeting this mosning md xss
wholly occupied in taking The testimony il
cases Of alleged ffauds Of, 0ovssn3nl
agents OF The frontier. The evidences u
these cases will Do quite volominous. I,
Is said it will delay the publication Of the
committees rspass, WitS lthisA ~ will be
incorporated, abeut.a month longer.
The court partial rseently sGauised, of
which Och. Emory is President, and 1lajor
F. Gaines Judge Advocate, commenced ito
session this morning. The orst case
which It has taken up 10 that Of the Captain
Thompson, Rufus King and Gushing. oil Of
the Fourth Regular ARTILLERY, in cases
growing out Of : street brawl in George.
town, : few weeks go. in whieh man w
shot. The te1timony comes mostly ZION
the policemen Of that precinct.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-14

SPalxorlEiD, III, Feb, 1S.-On the Stb
inst, m important murder trial closed n
the Circuit Court Of Ef1neham COUNTY. II
this State, bsCo. JulQp Dssiue, epmSene
ing January Goth. The prisoners are a.
men nansd EsSsns Rnlsll nsbest 1se.ei
(brothers). william Stalcup, Jacob Boueher
and CLARK Howell, Who. on The 6th' Of No.
.vember, 1854, Waylaid and murdered |.
neighbos Of eheirs,' hassed David n. Shen>
herd. q Fleming, IN that county. +
sppears that Shepefd had By alleged andsr.
hand nesrs. obtained possession e. lana
claim bebtnging 70 enc Of the Roeosll btoeh.
err, end Ia order - eet him out 81 AZ.
way, these meg concealed themselveo -.
thS publie highway, ovse which hs ~
tidiat hchS 70 ~ niehk alteeksd ~
With clul6Aoa ~ ~ 49, soo6 !, ~.
evid sncs against then wae quite coscIs-
~, DS1e6oi1D - ~ the J1olS 1lit1iS.
self jsetieed 8 dsayisg ~ pptisn efthsir
esedinely sseteSesd, = fkarsasy q L. ~.
wesk, % b hangsd IN the Jan q a. villsss
q E@nshan, n'Itlda5 III IN a. 81
4qreA next. o. l-}IIs.}
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-14

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ton Sbsshs 11psaose sfths reeo2sefssese
"a 60 ss,s.,yi ssessd rs.is,ss 4 cssss
nsa Il virRisi, r. : .isesitesial govern
aset ~ bssa ps2ssssSl - ~ sssseseee
ten eoODtteoa re-. ..s.n<s 41o@
The rscsipls Il lstsr.al rsvssue yssesr.
day ansuntod - 80 ailliso thses huaesed
thouoand dollaes. - ia 6i'''
The Wesid's special says:
The House Judiciary Co0ntesee ~
rejected nearly % ~ vasisao peePceaeees
70 aEsnA ~ Oeostitutioa, wetee 49,
ss(esred b theo. end aloo ~ I'LL Of n1sef
death peaalty fes esustse5bittng isass'seea
,fkS 6ays ssd Msens Csssistse have
bed several intssvisWs With ~ 1sassee
ninistee since the departure q me Cfes.
dap sQee1s. Tb seejsst 81 ve0 %
ehe1e intefviews vsse 70 a0cseeain u c?oe
asfsneemsnts could net b elected which
would b IN advantage y both eeestIt.e -
The eeomittes suggested 70 the bsstase
Minister 70 suboit any propositions upoe
ebesnhiset which b thooeht peepNt ana
they would b carsfully eeeeidsg0ds 1hey
informed him that they wsss dispeeed =
sanction such legislation - loeks y . fais
and just reciprocal treaty between ~ Prsvs
ines and NE United States.
The Times special says: asr.4
The petition for the pardon Of +. j. 7.
Hunter be- bssu endsssed By the. Virginia
Legislature, snd that The sa0s LeGieAms
has resolved not to resume The payment Of
the interest on her State debt fur the pres
one.
Il has become public today that Mr..
Bancroft on Sunday caused - intimatisn n
b sent through ths proper channel TO thu
English and French Ministers that be should
probably make some illusions 10 their gov.
ernmests which would b unpleasant 70 lis.
ten u. thus leaving With then Ne option 81
attending or not.
The United States Supreme Court this
P. N. decided The case q the cay Of Gin
cinnati, ths Ohio apd Mississippi Raiho1d
against the city. Hon. Henry Stanberry
vas COUNSEL for the city, and Hon. c. D.
Coffin and T. N. Mitchell, Of Cincinnati
and Mr.. Evarts, Of New York, were The
counsel for the railroad. 4 lAfge numbes
Of bondholders in New York and Ciucinna-
Il are interested in this decision.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-14

CINCINNATI, Feb. 14.-In The Kentucky
Legislature yesterday, the senate adopted
the house resolution requesting the ssnoval
Of the troops from the State-condemnine
the fr.edmen's bureau. asking for restor-
alton Of the Habeas Corpus, and rejecting
the constitutional amendment.
In the Ohio Legislature, the House pass
ed bill fixing eight hours for days lab :
vote 70 to IA.
At Knoxville, Tenn, Yesterday, negro
was hung By a mob for shooting Lieut.. Col.
Dyer, Of the First Tennessee Cavalry.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-14
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-14
From New York.

NEw YoRK, Feb. 14.-A verdict of g..
800 was yesterday rendered against stock
brokers firm for selling stock without the
consent Of their employees.
An injunction was issued against Thur.
low Weed and others yesterday 70 restsain
them from disposing Of certain privileges
granted BY Secretary Stanton to build .
telegraph line from New Orleans to San
Francisco.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-14
Price, only - cents . Bottle,
The Florence NigAtsngale
81 The Nursery.

There 10 . woman in the public eye whose name
had oil along been associated, in our mind, with
the "Y ankee,"' Qusck," and "Humbug" But
Il 10 30 no longer, and ws desiee to wrest her
name from all such suspicious association in oil
other minds Whatever notions We may have Of
womaniy delicacy and propristy, We viii admit
that woman alone II the Nurse the good Nurse
tho bfst Nurse. Whether weshall have Female
Physicians or not is question which must be
decided BY time and principle. and not - mat
ter Of taste. Pride. prejudice. caprice and GUS
70 really vast, there will also be asspply-i il
there Be . "calling," there will be . coming.
Nature aud human society are always self supply.
ing, and though Art and Fashion may hinder,
they cannot prevent
slsmsm Nor Dies she prescribe . regimen for
your wives; but modestly appears % messen.
yea Of health and happiness to your lxvASrs in
the cradle. Is there anything improper in that!
L A Nurse of $50 years" experience can boldly
.ay what i. Or is not good 70, babe and ough;
happy IN ission. She il the most successful phys
ican and most eectusl benefactress our little one
ever enjoy d--her dOting parents rot excpeted.
| Just open the door for her, and Mrs Winslow
| will prove the American Florence Nightingale Of
| the Nursery. OF this We are 20 sure. that We
| will teach our +" Susv" to say "A BLnssNo OK
las WMsLow"-for nelpipg her to survive and
| escape gripping. colicking and teething siege =
We confirm every word set forth in the PROsrDC
rrs. II performs precisely what It processes ID
| perform, every mart Of it-nothing less. Away
your cordial" .'Faregoric." Dr3ps," "Lauda.
num-" and every other Narcotic. by which the
babe is drugged into stupidity, and rendered dull
&c 4 idiOtic for life.
We ,ase never seen Mrs. wiaslow-know her
| only through the preparation Of her " Soothing
| Syrup for Children Teething." " " bad the
power, W would make her, % she 10, physical
| savior to the Infant Ra,e.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-14

The following 10 IN extract nom lettsr wiz.
ssn by the Rev. J. 9. Aolme. pastor ofthe Pierre
pont street Baptsst Church. Brooklyn, n. r.. T.
the Jcss~al sad Asssesger, Cincinnati. O.. nd
speaks volumes IN favor Of the world rerovned
medicine, MRS. WlNSLOw'S SOOTHING
SYRUP FOB CHILDREN rEErHINu
we ~ IN advertisement in your coluns .
MAS. wINsLOw's SOOTHING SYRUP
New. We never said . word in favor Of ps,s.t
medicine before in our life, but We feel eomuelled
oseS V yo.r readers that this is no hunbus-
W Asss tried IL. asd knoU Il siH do all Y eleins.
II 70 probably one Of the most suecessfu: nsdi.
stnes Of the day. bscsuss il 10 one Of the bssA-
AID shsss Of your fss6srs whs have babies esn
d bstesf thsa lay in sspply.s
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-14


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CoO.-AbosI 10 lower, WtlA 6e6lising 49,
eeosN % uosssad; 0oDoe IT b0aee.
OA.S--le betess, 1894 ungesolt GeOeou
rsqk--lswsr ~ Heavy, ~ ~ SsD9s
Vld dDoloR ~ 10 Gosh.
D. Hoes.-Lsss sctive, l1)fDllK
Va1gn1.-9eavy ~ dsslSnih6, O9e3tD4.1o,