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NEws VIA NEw YORK.

New York, May 10. - The Tn
b,uae's special says: The argument IN
the cases ofgthe ohm David, Madeira,
Good Return, and Constantia, which
,aye been in litigation for nearly fifty
Years. was concluded to-day before the
Naval Commission, under the eonven-,
ton between the United States and
New Grenada, Sir Frederick Bruce
sitting as umpire. These cases in
volye in the whole, 100000. Only
half of this amount is claimed for
New Grenada. the other half having
hean heretofore recognized by Equa-
dor and Venezuela The decision
will be rendered within eight days.
New YORK, May 10.-The Tribune
suecial saws: The Commissioner OF
Pensions has decided that in the filing
of claims for pensions, the last clause
of the 9th section of the supplement-
ary Pension Act of July, 1854, pro
vides that in every case In which TN
claim for pension shall have been hle'
more than three years after the dis
charge or death of the party, on who's
account the claim is made, the pen
sion, if allowed, shall commence fror
the-date of the last paper IN SAID cas-
by.SAhe party prosecuting the same
cases have arisen In which mln0
after the death or re-mal
rage Of the widow without receiEin
claim more than three years atte
the death of the father; but less tha
three years after they were first ent
tied to make the claim, under the lay
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PROM BOSTON.

,BosToN, May 10.-In the iron foun-
dry of the Diamond Furnace, in
Waltham, yesterday afternoon, a.sheil
purchased for old iron exploded, in
stantly killing VIM H. Howard and
two boys, and wounding Mr.. Lean,
foreman, and. Mr. Mcfarland, work
mans p@g~S
Mr.. Howard was formerly in the
35th Massachusetts Regiment, and
was brave and good officer,
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FROM SAN FRANCIsCO.

SAN Francisco, May Ga special
messenger arrived yesterday at Los
Angeles, bringing dispatch from the
commander of Fort Grant to General
Mason, announcing that Fort Good
win, Oregon, had been taken by 1000
Indians, and the garrison, numbering
124 men. nsassacred, with one excep-
ton, and the fort burned. The man
who escaped was out hunting at the
time, and witnessed the commotion at
distance. He saw the fort burning,
and heard the firing of guns. 1t last
ed nearly an hour. It's supposed the
Indians gained admission to the fort
under the pretext of entering into a
treaty of peace, which General Mason
had instructed the commander to
make. SIS
SAN FRANCISCO, May 8.-The roads
| in the interior are now passable, and
a.large quantity of goods is being for
warded.
A letter from Murcopa Mills, Ari-
zona, of April 18th, states that Brevet
Major Chas NJ Muller, Captain OF
Company B, 14th Infantry, and As
sistant Surgeon Topham, were fired
upon by the Apaches at Cotton Wood
Springs, March I'D, and the former
killed,and the latter badlywounded.
Mining shares are frmer.
| A dispatch received yesterday from
New Westminster reports that new
gold mines, yielding SO per pan, have
been struck on Clements Greek, neal
Big Head Mines. Hundreds of boats
are going cup the Columbia River
loaded with miners and provisions
/ It is rumored that the United States
soldiers at Fort Coleville have desert
ed taking their arms with them.
MAY 9th.-The charter election
in Virginia City, Nevada, resulted il
the success Of the Union ticket.
The charter election at Stockton
also resulted in the success of tn
Union ticket.
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FROM NEW HAVEN. CT.

New HAVEN, CT., May 9.-At the
Republican caucus tonight, seven in
formal ballots were taken for Con-
gressional candidate The first ballot
stood: Abel Foster, IS; Gov. Buck
ingham, 55; Terry, "a. The last ball
lot stood: Foster, 65; Buckingham, l /;
Terry, II; Gen. Orris, 5. Terry was
then unanimously nominated.
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bFs 8aetfa6io MILWAUKEE, Maya
FLoUR-Advanced 25@30c. Lt.ll.
WHEAT-Excited. Sales at 81 921a@l SO
for No. /. s
CoRN-Active, and advanced lc
OATS lie. higher. -. .Irl0 49, +;
Receipts: ], 800 barrels Flour, 81 900 bush
els Wheat. ..
shipments: 5000 barrels Flour, llS.00O
bushels Wheat. ~ 4o.f .fteft q hsa t4s
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TELEGR A ID H /.
The Election in Provi-
dence, r. I.
Important Decision of the
commissioner of
Pensions. /
The Cattle Plague in the
District of Columbia.
Late News from California.
Fort Goodwin, Oregon,
Captured by the
Indians.
L o p 3
The Garrison Of 124 Men
Massacred, and the
80 Fort Burned.
South American News.
FRoM PROVIDENCE, B. i.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., May 9.-Thos
A. Doyle, independent candidate, was
to-day elected Mayor of this city by a
majority of 304. The City Council
was elected chiefly on local issues,
without reference to political ques-
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NEw ORLEANS, May 9--PrlYate CIR
cles are severe on Gen. Sheridan s re-
port to the Reconstruction Committee,
and say the charge of quarrelsomeness
among themselves is ridiculous North
ern capitalists are invited and not
troubled. ~
Texas advices represent the cotton
crop to be large.
Sales of 1000 bales of cotton at y
to 35c; to-days receipts were 257
bales. ta
Sugar and molasses are nominal.
Gold is 30c premium, and sterling
exchange 40.
Freights are unchanged. so
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JAMES 7. WALKER,

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE AND AGENT
FOR OBTAINING PENSIONS, BACK
,s'rSl PAY AND BOUNTIESf IH4la
w1OR DISCHARGED SOLDIERS, AND
E for the Widows and other Legal Rep
resentatives of those who die in the service
of the United States. Office on the North
west side of Third street, near the Wash
ington House, and nearly opposite the
COur1 House, Evansville, Ind
All business entrusted to him viii be
promptly attended to. janlSly.
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Law CARDS.
WM. REAYIS.

VIM. BtEA y 10, feuI347
u. -. Claim Agent pas s
Also. REAL ESTATE and COLLECTING
AGENT. anii ii3a e3aali
once on Main street, between Third and
Evansville. Ind H lsjiA8 f sep1g66
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ALVAH JOHNSON,
lIlIAffOrneY.af-LaW.

ss ilAttOrmey~at-A
NoTARY-PUBLIC, and REAL ESTATE
f--.r--F FDslsff f}ii AGENT. 81 airfls
B8 Soldiers and all other claims pro-
q office-Evansville tiH: Ind. apt15 diff
j. M sHAcKELFoRD...--.-.-s-s r. HoRNBRooK.
SnackeIsOrd a Hornbrook,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW AND REAL ES-
l11Al TATE AGENTS,
once on Third Street, between LccuSt
and Main, west side. l4lo9 sH - ltIi
nE8- Prompt attention given to Collee-
tions augSItf
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SOOTHING SYRUP,
FOR CHILDREN TEETHING,


which greatly facilitates the process of
teething by softening the gums, reducing
all infiammations, will allay ALL PAIN
and spasmodic action, and is
ssURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS.
Depend upon it, mothers, it will give rest
to yourselves and
RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS.
We have put up and sold this article for
over thirty years, and can say in confidence
and truth of it what we have never been
able to say of any other medicine: neCer
has it failed On q single instance to effect q
cure, when timely used. Never did we
know an instance of dissatisfaction by any
one who used it. On the contrary, all are
delighted with its operations, and speak in
terms of commendation of it's magical
effects and medical virtues. We speak in
this matter " sObdt zoe do k1aosO," after thirty
years experience, and pledge our reputation
for the Jitkts2nsent of t0h0t zoe here declare. In
almost every instance where the infant is
suffering from pain and exhaustion, relief
will be found in fifteen or twenty minutes
after the Syrup is administered 9
Full directions for using will accom- sany
each bottle. None genuine unless the fac
smile of CURTIS & PERKINS, New York,
is on the outside wrapper.
Sold by all druggists throughout the
world. AttAtA A1
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PERsoNAL.-We were made glad
yesterday by a call from our friend
General Dan. Macauley, of Indianap-
oils, who is en- route home from Nash
vile. General Macauley entered tn e.
army Of the Union as Adjutant ofthe
famous 18th Indiana, and rose by
merit-and as a reward for gallant
and valuable services-to the rank of
LieEtenant-Colonel, then to Colonel,
and was ultimately commissioned as a
Brigadier- General In the Hancock
Corps, from which he has recently
been mustered out, and has settled
down into business at Indianapolis.
General Dan. is looking remarkably
well, and is one of the gallant young
men of whom the State may well be
proud ~
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glad to learn that the proposition is
meeting with a hearty response on the
part of our citizens.
Although the books have been open
but few days, subscriptions to the
stock are being rapidly taken, and the
erection of the building may be con
sidered as fixed fact.
Thirteen gentlemen have already
subscribed $1,000 each, and, in addi-
ton, the owners of the ground-Messrs.
John j. Chandler, Thomas Scantlin,
and Capt f. p. Carson-after taking
each 81 900 cash stock, put in the
ground at cost, which is an exceed
ingly liberal arrangement on their
part. .sf -
The building will have a front of %
feet on First Street, and run back on
Locust distance of $50 feet. The
first story will be finished for store
rooms, and will make the best busi-
ness sites in the city. The upper por-
ton of the building will be finished
in the best modern style for theatre
Gals, concerts, lectures, &c, &c.
The benefit arising from the build
ing of such hall, and the absolute
necessity of such public institution,
are not debateable questions. Such a
building will not only be an ornament
to our city, but will add to our com ;
mercial business by drawing business
mensto our city who now go elsewhere.
We hope, in few days, to be able to
announce that the stock is all taken,
and that the building is under way.
A new opera house here Is foregone
cOncIuslOn-a fTaa# AfS
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COuAbCAAC1G VA rHdOtAI al QcdJu VIC CNCI-
saw.
Mr. b. Macauley sustained his de-
servedly high reputation, and was, as
was also Miss johnson, warmly APP
plauded, and the stock company, as if
catching the inspiration of those really
brilliant stars, played with unusual
ability. Mrs. Golden and Mr.. Buell.
were particularly successful in sustain
ing their roles:
Tonight will be produced Bourci-
cault's brilliant comedy entitled Lon :
don Assurance, one of the finest
dramas, in our Judgment, of modern
times, with Miss Rachel johnson in
the character of s Lady Gay Spanker,' p
Barney Macaaley as Sir Harcouft
Courtley,"' and Bella Golden as Grace
Harkaway, with fine cast for the
other parts. The mere announcement
of this play should fill the house to
Overlooking. 54ss
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.o1SaALL WE HAVE WATER WORKS


: ,SHALL We HAVE WATER Works
dEhis IL question that interests every
citizen, old or young.zI AllIagree that
wc should have water works. We are
Hzaelined to the belief that we will have
.Aziem- 1t is aqquestion of time
We regret to learn that many persons
especially interested on this subject,
and who acknowledge -the.aabsoIate
necessity of building them, and thei1
duty to take stock, hesitate to put
down their names9 Some want I'd
make conditions, while others are in 1
different.
Evansville is too large a city, and
her manufacturing interests are tod
great, to do without water works Of
shis kind. The manufacturing estab-
lishnaents along the line of the canal
should no longer depend on that great
source of miasm, disease. and death
for water to run their machinery, but
sshculd put their shoulders ITO the
wheel and push forward the constr5ic
E7on of water-works9 The people have
pretty generally determined that the
canal nuisance shall be abated, anC
manufacturers, before they are aware
of it, may find their supply pfgwatel
eeut off, These men, whose interest,"
are SO deeply involved, should NJ
Longer hold back, but should atone
put down their names to as large al
amount as they feel abieSto Invest
and this would encourage others t
follow the example. TheCity Counci
rs now ready and anxious to de4hei
duty as representatives of the City
and q more favorable time to put tn
ball in motion can perhaps never b
found. Let us nov resort to the 'onl
thing that is needed-action ACTION
sACTIONllIss 81. sa!.sss. 3.
.3aHHs4svs alaisssllb ~ isassss
szas ssMAa ~ z sl99Tls Gois4 y slo4fd
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NEws BEBgfikoPo LTRaNnT1e attic,

'ance at the Theatre last night was
somewhat larger than on the night
previous, but by no means so large as
the, excellence Of The performance
merited. @7'''''l' s5a7 sia
There is no question in our mind
but that Miss Rachel johnson is by
far the most finished 9actress that has
ever appeared on these boards. Adj
ded to a fine personal appearance, she
gives EVIDENCE Of being a close stu
dent, always dead perfect in her line,
and has the most perception Of the
ideas off, her author suiting most
happily her action to the words, and
all so replete with native grace and
beauty that she wins every heart.
Herr Lady Audley. last night, was a
most splendid piece of acting. Her
had 30 emo 9a5 ta hsnieidQ o. flao 80 I
.e0dio-tsDsz oaf ct Dob fN3n faEsss
4 Z
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OIL WORKS.
MACHINE OIL WORKS.

TYAvING ERECTED ONE OF THE
Ia most extensive works of this kind in
the Western country, and secured the ser
chine Oil men, I am now able to furnish this
cheap and mOney-saying Oil, which has
been tried by some of our best engineers
and found fully equal to any ever used.
Railroads, Steamboats,, Foundries, Mills,
Wooden Mills-in fact, all machines now
running-can be supplied promptly and
with satisfaction.
Orders of wholesale dealers filled on hbe-
raj terms tt 4fE q ts8
No charge for packing, and delivery free
of charge.
Coal Oil sold by the barrel; and the high
est prices paid for empty coal oil barrels.
PHILIP DECKER.
---s Third stroot, bet. 50 CUE1EuHs aud wine.
r1ay2 If ff 81 Hf tffE
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,tREcORDER's CoURT. The Recorder
Held his Court early yesterday morn
ing, disposing of one case only, as we
are informed. We sought his audi
zsRes chamber 10 the evening, as is our
sustom, but found no body at home,
asd could not run down any of the
Welice, and are therefore unable to
give full particulars.
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NOTICES.
IMPORTANT no THE. SICK. !

We invite the special attention of our
readers to DIR. Easterly's advertisements,
which can be seen in our advertising col
umns. DIR. Easterly's Family Medicines
are deservedly popular, have rapid sale,
give general satisfaction, and are kept in
all the principal drug-stores throughout
the Western and Southern States. 1t will
be seen that DR.. Easterly does not recon-
mend one medicine to cure all diseases,
but prepares a remedy for each particular
disease, which can be relied upon to cure.
may10 s4a
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LINZ OrERAr1oN.-We are alwaYs

In OpERATIoN.-We are always
glad to hear of any new mandatory
being put in operation in our city, as
they are the life of every city when
properly conducted. 1t is the duty
of every city, the size of Evansville, to
foster her manufactures, not only to
produce sufficient for home use, but "a
sufficient for liberal expectation
Among the recent manufactures Put
IN operation in this city, is that of lu-
bricating oil, by Mr.. P. Dickerson,
who has his establishment in success
full operation, and is now prepared to
supply steamboats,, machine shops,
railroads, and for all kinds Of machin--
cry, an article of lubricating oil, equal
to any to be obtained elsewhere. This
is step in advance for Evansville,
and we hope a liberal patronage will
be extended to the new enterprise
We have, also, manufactured in our
city, large quantities Of candles and
soap of the best qualities, but still we
see many of our retail houses obtain
their stock of these articles from
abroad. IF an article of this kind
can be obtained here, at the same price
as at Cincinnati or Louisville, it is
certainly the duty, as well as the in
terest, Of every merchant to patronize
our own manufacturers.
Of some of these articles, large
quantities are shipped to Cincinnati
and Louisville, and sold, and ulti-
mately find their way back, after
paying two-fold freight. This is
not wise or economical.
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a. Gloom THIsaeIt said tRat the

a Coon Tuner 1T is said that the
mventor of those attractive toys that
arc becoming so common among the
GllIldEens in this city sas everywhere
else, called return balls" are the I'M
ventfen Of a crippled soldier of St.
IsDuis, who has already realized $780,
400 ont of the invention. This should
he encouragement to other crippled
and disabled, soldiers, who. if they
eannot use their hands, can use their
brains.
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GONE Up-A handsome new bust
NESS house has just been completed on
Second Street, near Locust on the
Shanklin property, and a few more
such would add greatly 10 che appear
.anee of that SQUARE A large and i'm
posing block should be erected on
bfhat corner; also one on the corner of
Isaeust and Third Streets We no
tice, by the way, new building going
up on Third Street., nearly opposite
the American Livery Stable. \ isla.a
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Cheering Facts fOr the BILIOUS.

Every day demonstrates more dearly
that Liver Complaint, in all its distressing
forms, can be controlled and cured without
difficulty or inconvenience. 1t is an obsti-
nate disease, but its obstinacy is not proof
against the pertinacious, remedial, and re-
storative operation of H OSTETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS. That genial correct
i've conlpels the organ to do its duty. 1t must
secrete regularly and BEAUTIFULLY under
the influence of the Bitters. Their action
brings it back from a state of rebellion into
perfect harmony with the laws of health.
If there is costiyeness, it disappears; if
there is side-ache or baclx-ache, it ceases;
If the skin and the whites OF the eyes are
tinged with superfiuous Bile, they recover
their natural hue; if the appetite is gone
ID asss.a.>as If tao dIeEaetios, is iaaaairoa, Il
is restored; in brief, whatever the sympE
toms of the complaint may be, and what
ever phase 1t has assumed, -clts'e is certai,d
Such are the uniform effects of this prepal
ton where bilious disease has already
been developed; but in cases where there
is merely. a constitutional tendency to
liver complaint, it may be prevented
throughout life by the regular use, in
small quantities. of this palatable ANTI
dote. These are. proven facts, and should
be seriously pondered or, rather, they
should be promptly acted upon by ali
persons of bilious habit.
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THERE was an exceeding dearth of
EocaI items yesterday, and we have not
yet gained sufficient strength, to the
s~x9asnt we should desire If any of
sur friends hear or see any thing to-
saay that would do to work up into
an item, we will take it as a kindness
me- they will send it to us.
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REPAIR live are requested to
eaH the attention of the city author
ales to NUISANCE that exists on Ca
NAL Street, between Fourth Street and
size Canal. The water stands on the
street, making stagnant pond, and
likely to produce sickness if it is not
AMENDED to- let it be repaired.
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PRINCETON ELEorIoN.-The town
election took place in Princeton on
Tuesday Politics did not enter into
the contest, and the offices are pretty
well divided between the parties. The
temperance question was the issue,
and the candidates in favor of good
order and temperance were triumph
antly elected. Doggeries have sprung
up in Princeton until the better class
of citizens became alarmed at the
growing evil, and Democrats and
Union men alike, combined to check
their further increase.
The following gentlemen were elect
ed Trustees in the several wards
VIM. Kurtz, a. G. Donald, DR.. Kidd,
Seth Ward and Richard Skinner.
David Hodges was elected Marshal
J. Y. Hill, Treasurer. and w. L. Ev
ans, Clerk.
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Patronized by Opera Singers and Actresses.
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4 DANGEROUS SPORT. Tuesday
night Philip Kline, Wharf master and
night Policeman, who always bhas an
eye open to windward, discovered on
the Street an individual dressed in
female apparel, and who took particE
sular pains to display the pedal ex-
tremities After watching the move
ments fora short. time, Philip cont
cluded that it was a fit subject for his
attention and gave chase Over
taking the pedestrian he gently laid
his hands upon her (his) shoulder,
and in sweet and mellifuous eadences
said, ''madam I want you, when lol
he discovered it was young man, son
of highly respectable and respected
parents, who had donned the female
garb for a little fun Philip MUIR
mered something about penitentiary
and exposure, when the frolicsome
youth begged most piteously to be let
of, promising never to do so any
more. Philip is tender hearted, and
let him 60 to his quarters, and we, for
thesake Of his mother, who is an excel
lent and amiable lady, withhold his
name from the public this time, with
the distinct understanding that if he
is caught esRie in tripping ysIwill let
history take its course. In the eyes
of the law it is high crime to assume
the garb of the other sex, and young
men should inquire of themselves be-
fore INDUCING in such freaks, How
would my parents feel, were they to
see me this ll aaqIa omAaA AaT |
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