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AN EXPRESS OFFICE SwARMED. The New Orleans
Crescent says the business OF the Express Oompa-
ny was interrupted in rather singular manner on
Saturday Last: , a.,
:, The company, itappears, had received for trans.
portation package containing "hive Of bees, u
amashing." rendered 1t an unsafe depository for
the buzzing insects. 1t is highly probable that
She employees OF the estsbliIhment were igno-
rant OF the contents Of the package Great wns
their surprise, h ,wever, when they were com.
peeled In very summary manner to vacate and
ALLOW the "humble bee" to take undisputable pos.
eession OF the promises When olir reporter passed
there at half-past P. NJ, they were atil onasged
In endeavoring to rehive the truants.
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From sou,h an,;.,,r!foaI.,, ;,,!f :,

New YonE, May Tho steamer south America
has arrived from Rio Janeiro, and reports that
A report by way OF Rio Grande states that
force OF ten thousand Paragraphs had crossed
the Parena at Candeluria, driving back the Ar
gentino at Brazilian vanguard aud are advano-
ing to give battle to the Brazilian army.
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The Daily News.
BY TELEGRAPH.
Washington News.

WARRINGTON, May 4.-HsNRY FIRTH, of Savan-
nah, has been confirmed by the United States
Senate as District-Attorney tor Georgia.
LEWIS D: CAMPBELL has been confirmed as Uni
ted States Minister to the Republic OF Mexico.
The Committee appointed by the Texas Conven-
ton formally delivered copy Of the ordinance
paused by that body to the President, who ex-
pressed the hope that Texas together with oil the
other States recently in rebellion, would soon be
restored to their normal condition, and that their
citizens would be admitted to tho full participa-
ton in its blessings and protection.
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nJ- Tho Relatives, Friends nd AZ cqunint-
ances Of Mr. and Mr.. F. }. c. PATTERSON arc re-
spectly invited to attend tho Services Of the
former at his late residence No. 65l King-stree This
Afternoon at Four o'clock without further invitation
Mays
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REsPoxsE TO Tay, GALL OF THE w,ycuv.r-,
LADIES. = Mrs. Pehl Rsvesies. of Mobile, has col.
.estea sl2oS @ In resRause to the appeal OF Tie
isutes Oh Winchester, Virginia, for peouniary ala
that city. ' 'A''"iSy VI
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John I. Blair, Of Warren County, ". Y has give
$50, 900 to endow professorship of Geology ant
Physical Geography in the College OF New Jersey
at Princeton.
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a5-STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
CHARLESTON DIsTRIcT-By GEORGE BUST ESQ.,,
ordinary.-Whereas ELEANOR NJ. RHAMEs. Widow,
made suit to me to grant her Letters OF
the Estate and kTscts Of JEREMIAH u. RHAME5.
lato'of ST. james Goose Creek Planter: These aro.
therefore, to cite and admonish all and singular the
kindred and creditors Of the said JEnRMrAH b. RnAMxs
deceased, that thy be and appear before mo- in the
Court Of Ordinary. to be held at Charleston, on 12th
May 1866. AFTER publcau hereof at ii O'Clock in the
forenoon, to show cause, II any they have why the
said administration should no. he granted.
Given under my hand this 27th day Of April, Ammo
D. mini 1866 GEORGE RuIST
April ~ 81 Judge Of Pi ohates
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Tho East Tennessee Convention.

CINCINNATI, May 4.-The Convention called to
consider the propriety Of organizing separate
State Government for East Tennessee met at
Knoxville yesterday. The President of the Con-
vention was authorized to appoint committee to
bring resolutions before the Legislature.
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Hon. John p. Hale, pl esent Minister of Spain
is understood to be an applicant for tho position
OF United States District Judge iu New Hampshire
made vacant by tho death OF Judge Harvey.
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= RALBoAps IN The UNITED sfArEs. by the
census returns OF 1850 It appears that there were
commercial railroads, costing s1,151bs0 $40; and
4o2 miles OF city passenger railways, oossiug
S14, $40. Snee that date OF oourse large addi-
ttons heye been made to both the stesm and
horse railroads Of the country.
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LATE NEWS.
Further from valparn iso-Commo

Further from Vn1pnra iso-Comm dore Ro-
- Bers' Explanntton.Hs,
. WASHINGTON, May Accommodate Rogers, COM
munioating with the Navy Department.. says he
was ready to join with the British feetto prevent
the wanton destruction OF Valparaiso by the Span
iatdB, but the British Admiral afterwards chose to
throw the responsibility the British Minister
who declined to act In the premises. SO Commo-
dore Rogers declared to the Admiral that he
would not take step without him.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

a5-ORPHAN HOUSE CHAPEL-THE REV.
L. o. LOYAL. will perform Divine Service In this
Chspel To-Aorro,o Afternoon, eth iast. at haltpast
O'Clock. MAY
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No Moro National banks.

WASHINGTON, April 3O.-The Banking Commit
tee decided to-day to make report to Congress
adverse to the creation Of any more National
banks. = =
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Tho public libraries of tho United States con-
prise more than 100000 volumes.
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a8- ESTATE .REBECCAL ID. FRAZEB, DE-
CEasED.-M persons having any demands sgsinst said
Estate Will render the same. aestod within trae pro-
scribed by law and all those indebted will make pay
ment to MOSES wHTTERIDGE,
Mays B3 Qualified Executor.
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From Anpiuwall.

NEW YORK, May 1.-The steamer Costa Rioa
from AspinwalI on the 23d ult., has arrived. Sh
brings $l.S18,00O in treasure and $50 Californi
passengers.
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aJEXECUTOR'S NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS
having dem .nds against the Estate OF DR.. HENRY r.
FROST, deceased, are requested to hand tenn In.
properly atested and tn Indebted to said Estate
make payment to either Of the undersigned.
HENRY FROST, NJ. T.,
j. +. NJ. GEDDINGS, Al. D.,
Msy ~ Qualified Executors.
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Brownlow Foilod-Tho Bill DisfrnnohisinR
Southern Men Defeated. ts-
NASHVILLE, May 2.-The Senate has rejected
the franchise bill.
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Committee OF Arrangements.
JNO. T. KANAPAUX, Chairman.
T. BERNARD KING, Secretary.
JAMES SALvO, Treasurer.
A DUFORT, RSCHACTE,
O CA SIDEY, WI u'CONNER
JNO DEVEIEAU, OAVON DOHLEN, II
]. HENRY. z DEVEREAU,
z !. CURDRAY. aTEPu EN- MALOEEY,
LAWRESOE CASTWELL JAS HUNT,
JAS POWER, VIM HUNT
THOS SaERIDAN, LONORTHROP,
JAS MELVIN, DOUGLA3
r II DUO + CHAPEAU,
PEI ER GUlLLEMIN, JNO DARCY,
Sullivan, EARLY,
DAN'L McSWEESEY, THUS hALOY,
JAS DEvERE>C, TaOS HOGAN
THOS QUI<LIvIS, FLORENCE DO pNEY
FRANCIS "NEiLL, MICHAEL Kennedy
1HOS RYAN, n IA DUO Jr
= L CHAPEAU,
Prices of Admission to be Of follows:
nAi llckt ts. 10 centH-
Single season Itckeh.. S1.U0
camuy 1N:Kets l.OO
Family Season I'll kets. ................. 200
To be had at Courienay's, Hsrt's and Quinn's Boo
Stores, seglina's Music Store Charleston Hotel NIL
House. and ut the Door OF the Hall
April 28 z
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Congressional News.

WASHINGTON, May 4.-The proceedings of the
q. q. Senate to-day were unimportant.
Tho House passed the bill establishing the
grade of General in the army, to which GRANT
will undoubtedly be appointed.
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n@ CLERKS OFFICE, c. G. 8. ANDUP P
N.tice Is hereby given that tho calling Of the Civil Dock
cts will commence This Day u o'clock NJ, Ill be
resumed on ToAorrow the 9th inst, Immediately after
pas.ing the senterces .
ToHorroo. the 9th inst, having been appointed Sen
tence Day. parties interested are required to attend
BY order Of the Court.
j. ". BRowNFIELD,
Nays q q. a. g. md O. p
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'al Candy not to Interfere with tho

"CHCTHI OHhUy HOI 10 IHtcrIcrc WIN tho
Courts.
New ORLEANS, May 4.--The President has Or
dered General CANDY not to interfere with the
United States Courts, and also to make full re-.
port Of the late difficulty in which he acted. The
Court was reopened yesterday.
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aBPLANTERS' AND MECHANICS BANK OF
SOUTH CAROLINA. CHARLRsToN. 27th April. 1866
Tho ANNUAL ELECTION for thirteen Directors Of
his Bank will be held ut their ONCE. No 1s2 East Bay
on Aonday the 7th May, between the hours Of 4.
II. and ono P. NJ. WE HASKELL. Cashier.
Anri1 % tmthaS
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SO BOINEsT & BURKE RECEIVE THE
lntest How Yorh DAILIEs every afternoon. Price 10
cents. ntuth April IL
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aB PEOPLES BANK OF SOUTH CARU-
LISAon Monday. the 7th. election will bo held at
the Baukng House for THIRTEEN DIRECTORS to
serve for the ensuing year. Polls opon 4 ON ~ to 2
O'Clock P. NJ. H. g. LOPER, Cashier.
Mays q
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nB DURING NY ABSENCE FROM THE
satc II. PHILIP THIHLn will act as my Lawful Attorney.
CAROLINE FLEI5CHMANN.
Charleston. Nay I'd, 1856.
hay ..r Az
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$4,000 TO $4,000.

ENQR SALE FOR CASH ONLY, GOOD PAYING
Business In Charleston. Establir he'd nine months
Good reasons furnished for wishing to SELL
For particulars address
J. T.. r.,
Mays Lock Box No 100 Charleston.
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oHhS E KtNAPaUX, Raq.
II T. PEAKE. Esq,
DIR ] = Oh HAZAL,
THOS O'bRlEN, Esq,
F @ DEFONrA1NE, Esq,
L KELLY. Esq,
CC TRUMBO, Eco,
DR ANTHONY PELZER,
P J BARDOT, Esq.
WM MAI THlESSEN, ESQ.
NJ P O'CONNEh. Eco,
n + BAKtR, Esq.
Z PONCIGNON, EsQ,
" II CHAFEE, ksq,
] d DUvAL. Esq.
JOS PURCELL, Esq,
CHAS P AIMAR, ESQ,
T L QUA :KENBUsH, ESQ.
F MkLCHt RS. Esq,
JAS BROWNE, ESQ,
JNO COAIMINS, ESQ,
P O'DONNRLL. Esq,
l. F LIE BLrUX, Esq,
JOHN KENERIY, ESQ.
JNo DoUaHERTY, ESQ
II A DUO, Esq.
VIM WHITE, Esq,
JNo BLAKE. Esq,
D EN- .TON, Esq.
-
3 G COURIENAY, ESQ.,.
l. f KING. Esq,
JNO mCKEEGAN, Esq.
F q DE COTTES, ESQ,
III W 1T AMAND. Esq,
JAS MCCaREY. Eco,
GEO A BOWMAN, Esq,
j z SALAS. Esq.
T MCCARTHY, Esq,
j DORTHAGB, Esq,
J LEGARE YATES, Esq,
N DEYEREAUX. Esq,
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LATEST NEWS BY MAIL.

THE RECONSTRUCTION PLANS AND THE NEXT PREsI-
dents POLICY, 40. ....,
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FAIR.

1lON retpectluHy annOunC
tablishing of q School for d
day Euening, 30th instant,
Hall, Meeting street, and re
the week, from IL A. NJ. to
IL P. NJ, under tho patron
men:
RI REV P VI LYNCH,
Hon W d PORTER,
HON wM AIKEN,
Hon p O GATLLARD,
Hon HENRY BUST,
HON JAS SIAIOSS,
Hon G i SlMONTON,
Hon CHhS MACBETH,
HON GEO 8 BRYAN.
Hon GEO a TRENHOLM,
COUNT ST ANDRE,
HON d RIOLS.
GEN j A WAGNER,
GEN JAS CONNER,
EDW'D LAFITTE, Esq,
T d WAGNER, Esq.
BERNARD O'NEILL. Esq,
EDW'D MOTTET, Esq,
J " BROWNFIELD, Esq,
M SELiGMAN, Esq,
w J MAGR ATH, Esq,
JACOB COHEN, Esq,
T D TROUT, Esq,
Col JNO PHILLIPS,
THt s RYAN, Esq,
Wm LAIDLm. Esq,
z B oAKES. Esq,
MILES DRAKE, Esq,
j F O'NfILL. Esq,
A p FUEGAS. Esq,
rHEO HUTOHET, Esq,
o d OARR, Esq,
EDW'D DAILY, Esq,
JNO sCHACTE, Esq,
j E GAY, Esq,
JAS X ROE NSON, ESQ,
G r OATHOART, Esq,
] y RIGGS, Esq,
JAS WHITE. Esq,
Il 2 LAuRkY. E-q.
8 Y TUPPER, Eeq,
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We congratulate the country upon an order ia
sued from the War Department yesterday, by
direction OF the President declaring that miiitsry
commissions and courts martial are NOT authoriI-
ed, and, therefore, will not aesume jurisdiction in
the trial OF persons other than those belonging to
followers, contractors and such Others as are in
dioated in the Articles OF War and the Acts OF
Congress.- National Inteuigencer, I'd inst.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-05-16
CITY NOTICES.

Annex atl0n Of Territory - the City
E Of EVaIsgills
ZYBTzEE IS zzEREBHa GHFEN. that
I% the Common Council of the city of
Evansville, IN pursuance OF the provisions
of an Act of the General Assembly of the
State of Indiana, approved March 6, 1865,
entitled : An Act to amend the seventy
granting 10 the citizens of the town of
Evansville, in the county of Fanderburgh,
a City Charter, approved January II IS4T,
and 70 add supplemental sections to said
Act" will, on the first day of May, 1866,
present to the Board of County Commits
sioners of Nanderburgh County petition
praying for the annexation TO said city of
the acknowledgements territory. and set
ting forth the reasons for such annexation,
viz: All that part of fractional section No.
81, in township No. 8 south, of range No. 10
west, in Vanderburgh County, described as
follows, viz: Beginning on the section line
dividing between fractional section so and
fractional section 81, at the point where
said section line separates Water street OF
the city of Evansville from the extension
of said street known as Union Place"
and running thence south So 40, east
along the southwest side of said street,
called s. Union Place." six hundred and
seventy-three 1913 feet; thence south 64o,
to the Ohio River; thence down said river
one thousand and eighty-Six Il ,0S61 feet,
more or less, TO the intersection of said sec
ton line with the Ohio River; and thence
and twenty-six (726l feet to the place of be-
ginning; said territory being contiguous
to The city OF EyansyiIle and m not Mp plated
A. NJ. McGRIFF, Clerk. mehSl d6wlm
To George NJ. Stinson, Elijah Perkins,
Thomas McCorkle, Sarah Musgrove, Henry
Brummelhaus, John II. Stinson, and George
w. Carpenter, and TO the heirs and legal
representatives Of Charles $. Wells, de-
ceased, and all other owners or claimants
of real estate comprising the territory de-
scribed in the foregoing notice:
Notice Is hereby given, that the petition
referred to in the above notice was pre-
scented to the Board of County Commits
sioners of Vanderburgh County ON the LIST
day of May, 1856, and that the same was
received and considered; and it was or
dered by said Board that the further hear
ing and consideration of said application
be continued until the 4th day of June,
1856, and that notice be given by the
County Auditor, by publication in the
Evansville Daily Journal, that said apph-
cation is now pending before said Board,
and that it will be heard and determined
on the said 4th day of June, 1866.
VICTOR BISCH,
Auditor Vanderburgh County.
Evansville, May 4. 1856. lmaylO till 81
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had flashes 81 silence; and so WAS it
true of the Mad Poet F" that be had
occasional flashes Of sanity, and .especi-
ally Of that sort which heiged C1ina to
IetoEt {;sn sA4G,ssss ~ l1sz ty4ys
upon his Tightly, but universal ac-
knowledged kindly mature. During
the last year of his life Clarke was
given the freedom Of the Astor House
table, and not seldom did he accept
the hospitality so generously extended.
All the habitues of the hotel knew
him, and he was an object of curiosity
to visitors. One day, while quietly
taking his dinner in the general refec-
tory, two gentlemen from the South,
intending to draw the poet out, seated
themselves Opposite. him, and com
menced conversation intended to
reach his ears, not very deaf at any
time to tones of fattery
/ Well, " said one of them, have
been to New York two month, and
have seen all wish to see, with one
exception.
All! What's that?7 asked the
other. ~
Mcdonald Clarke, the-great-
poetl" responded the first, with calm
and digni6ed emphasis, and so as to
attract the ears and eyes of the com
pany
Clarke raising his eyes from his
plate, and seeing that the attention
of the table was conferred upon
him, stood up, placed his hands, with
fervent self-consciousness over his
heart, and bowed with commensurate
gravity to the Southerners, said:
am Mcdonald Clarke, the great
poet"
The persons addressed started in
mock surprise, silently gazed at him a
few moments, and then, amid an ire
pressible litter of the company, the
first speaker drew from his pocket a
silver quarter dollar, and laid it be-
fore him, without smile.
The mad poet did not lose his
dignity, but with equal oomposure,
raised the money with silence, and,
putting it into his pocket, drew thence
a shilling, which he deposited before
the Southerner, with these words:
Children half price.
The irrepressible litter broke out
into general roar of laughter, amid
which the children retreated at
0OPq TeF8 ast
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Mcdonald Clarke, the Mad Poet.

- Mcdonald Clarke, known as the
mad poet died in the lunatic asylum,
on Blackwell's Island, New York, a
few days ago. He wrote the oft-quoted
lines:
"sNow twilight lets her curtain down,
And pins 1t with star. 8#
We find the above" obituary notice
in the New Orleans Times of the 18th
unlimo, evidently copied from another
source, and make note of it to correct
an error, which, however, scarcely
needs correction in thisllocality. Me
Donald Clarke, the mad poet, died
almost a quarter of a century ago:
The monument to his memory, erected
in Greenwood Cemetery, records his
death as hayine taken piece March 9th,
1912. The mention of the eccentric,
so well known in New York in his
day, calls to mind an anecdote.
It was said Of q noted talker that he
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] Strong Characters.

Strength Of character consists of
two things power of viii and of self
restraint, therefore, for its existence
strong feelings and strong command
over them. Now, it is here we make
a great mistake-we mistake strong
feelings for strong character "A man
who bears all before him-before
whose frown domestics tremble, and
whose bursts of fury make -the chill
dren of the household quake because
she has his will obeyed and his own
way in all things, we call him a strong
man. The truth u.s. he is the weak
man; it is his passions that are strong
he, mastered by them, is weak. You
must measure the strength of man
by the power of the feeling he sub
dues, not by the power of those which
subdue him. And hence composure
is very often the highest result of
strength. Did we never see a man
receive a fragrant insult, and only grow
a little pale. and then reply quietly?
That is man spiritually strong. Or
did we never see a man In anguish,
stand, as if carved In. solid rock, mas
.tering himself2 or, bearing hopeless
daily trial, remain silent and never tell
the world what canSered his peace?
That is strength. He who, with
strong passions, remains ehaste; he
who, keenly sensitive, with many
powers Of Indignation In him, can be
proved and yet restrain himself and
forgive-these are the strong men, the
epiritral heroes Fl w Robertson
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Mr.. niffident's Speech at Presenta
ton Supper.

Ladies' and gentlemen-I beg par
don. Laughter. Mr.. Chairman, ladies
ladies and gentlemen. [Cheerss
In returning-in rising to return,
ladies and gentlemen-in returning
my sincere thanks for the great and
distinguished, though merited-
laughter. --unmeritedv[e cheers Ehon-
or you have-I have just-just con-
ferred- laughter and cheers per
NIT me to say that III beg to assure
you, ladies and gentlemen, that moth
ing can say on the present occasion
can sufficiently express my-your
sense of my kindness loud applause
and laughter will kindle a most
can assure you, ladies and gentle
men, this is-this is the happiest mo-
ment of my life, lrenewed applause,
and in-in MISUNDERSTANDING from
the bottom of my heart cheers.
1t Is perhaps unnecessary unneces-
sary to say any thing-G cries of go
on land I trust that / have said
nothing laughter nothing ON the
present occasion that-but I'll not
detain you, ladies and gentlemen
: yes, yes, go ON '']--by saying that
having said more than / intended to
say on the present occasion hear,
hear II can only say that-that in
returning my sincere thanks, Ill
beg most sincerity to thank you. CThe
speaker, ON resuming his seat, was re-
warded with several rounds of APP
plause1 1ssna o' Hse ll2 s
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'ssss.ssEsPFayIng Uargss Tor Kfssfs
The Chicago Repnbliican. of Tues


The Chicago Republican, of Tues
day, tells the following
Louis Feline and his wife appeared
before Justice Sturtevant, yesterday
morning, charged with conduct to the
prejudice of good order. Louis keeps
saloon on Canal Street, near Mon
roe. He has a young wife, and the
two amuse themselves, on these
Spring evenings, by setting in the
saloon and playing euchre, for kisses
1t so happened that several people
stood at the window and peered in at
the chinks and crannies at this spec
taGle of homelike bliss. A couple of
officers, noticing the crowd, joined it,
and themselves peered. But, at that
unhappy moment, it came to pass that
the husband had won the game, and
with magnanimity at once unasked
for and insulting, declined to receive
his dues. She pressed payment on
him. He declined. She threw the
cards in his face. He slapped her.
She lifted chair and threatened him.
The devil of discord held at once
entire possession. He seized and
shook her. The police went in and
arrested them both. Their faces were
red, their eyes sparkled, and their
mouth nervously twitched. When
they came before the Justice, however,
love had relit his lamp and furled his
purple wings. They stood hand in
hand, with downcast eyes, like truant
children, and blushed when their ex-
ploits were narrated Each pressed
the others hand as the throwing of
the pack, the slapping of the face, the
lifting of the chair, were. mentioned,
and sighed out, / didn' mean to do
it." I'D f'tI =
They were fined So each. He paid
ID, and they departed, she saving:
Now, Louis, you won't refuse my
kisses again, viii you, loye?" And he
replied: " Oh, never
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The owner of large dog at Grand
Rapids, Mich, few days ago placed
one hundred dollar looking glass
before his canine to worry him. The
dog few round barking and growing.
The owner was delighted and cried
: Sick EN- the dog " sicked;" the
mirror and the "other dog" disap-
peared at the same time. The joke
rather turned on the other, who, in
stead of crying I" sick felt sick. :"
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-05-16
Custom Work of all kinds

Solicited and promptly done. Price lists
and samples sent If requested. Persons
sending US their wool to be worked up for
them, or 70 be exchanged for goods, ought
to give full directions what kind of goods
they want, and where they want them
shipped; and, also, ifthey want to get their
wool worked up on shares. We warrant
them fair business-like treatment.
We are running two of the largest and
best sets of Wooden Machinery, and can
I'LL all orders promptly.
SCHEFER, RIMROTH & CO.
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