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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-05-29
Annexation of Territory to the City
Of Evansville.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that the
~ Common Council of the city of Evans
vile, in pursuance OF the provisions of an
Act of the General Assembly of the State
of Indiana, approved March 6, 1865, entitled
g An Act to amend the seventy first section
of an Act entitled An Act granting to the
citizens of the town of Evansville, in the
county of Vanderburgh, City Charter
approved January q, lS47 and to add sup
Elemental sections to said Act,'' will, on
the 25th day of June, 1866, present to the
Board of County Commissioners of Van
fierburgh County a petition praying Ter the
desesib ibse kefIIt8fg and Settling forth the
reasons for such annexafien, viz. The
southwest quarter of Section No. 20 Town
ship No south, of Range No. 10 west, in
yanderburgh County, Indiana, the same
being known as the g LongwOrth Tract " !;
said territory being contiguous TO the city
of Evansville, and not plated or lain off.
,ft..s.s w. BAKER, Mayor.
Attest: A. M. MCGRIFF, Clerk. Hf
maya till iune25
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And now here it appearing to the Com
mon Council of the city of Evansville that
Lots three (3) and four k4), in Block number
nine (9), Fourth Enlargement, are so stu
ated that water collects and remains stag
nant thereon; and the owners of said lots
are hereby directed and required by the
said Council to fill up said lots to such a
height as will prevent water from collect
ing and remaining stagnant thereon, with
in thirty days from the passage of this
order.
1, A. NJ McGriff, Clerk of the city of
Evansville, do herey certify that the fore
going is true and complete copy of an
order of said Council, passed on the 21st
day of May, ID. 1866, so far as it relates
to the Within-named lots.
In witness whereof, I have
hereto subscribed my name and
lSEAL.J affixed the seal of said city, this
18th day of May, A.D. 1885.
may26 d3t a. M. McGR1FF, Clerk.
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Life! Life! Life
pRoPsl DRoPsl DROPS!

AMERICAN LIFE DROPS will cure Dipthe-
ria, Coughs, Bronchitis, Sore Throat, Asth-
ma, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Ague in the
Face, Headache, Toothaehe, Bruises, Chill
blains, Sprains, Group, Colds,
FEVER AND AGUE, and CHOLERA,
in single dayi
Sold b. all druggists, with full directions
for use.
ORk1N SKINNER & Co., Proprietors,
Springfield, Mass.
G. 9. GOODWIN & Co., Agents, Boston.
marI6 ly
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-05-29
NEWS VIA NEW YORK.

New YORK, May 28.-The Courier
Des Et0ts Uaais declares itself enabled
to State that the French Government
has signed treaty with the Trans
Atlantic Packet Company to embark
and carry back to France, the whole
expeditionary force in Mexico, within
the time agreed upon.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-05-29

will be resumed tomorrow. The case
will probably be finished the present
week.
River, FIVE feet on the shoals, and
rising.
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FROM SAN FRANCISCO.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 28.-The
steamer Continental arrived from
Mazatland with $24, 800 treasure.
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go ' OOpartnership.
WYE. THE UNDERsEGsNED. HAVE

w this day formed a copartnership, un-
and will continue the business at the old
stand of Catch & Son, No. 81 Main street.
B. f. CATCH.
Mays, 1866. s - ssf H. A. LOZIER.
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tutionally speaking. it was never or

tutionally speaking, it was never or
ganized at all.
DR.. Krebs corrected the brother in
relation to the cause of the dissolu-
ton. He read from the minutes of
1916, to show that the Presbytery of
Wisconsin was formed by the General
Assembly, thus setting another pre-
cedent over the action of 1887.
Dr. Breckenridge supposed there
must have been some reason for the
great strength Of power. Laughter.
Pending the remarks, the Assembly
took n recess 9oE
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-05-29

BRAN ELOUR-BRAN.
AME have such arrangements for supply
OF Flour and Bran as will justify us
IN saying we will keep on hands a constant
supply. Rates low. Delivered promptly
to any part of the city free of charge.
may20 div. IGLEHEART BROS. 3
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A Gard.

I'm RETIRING FROM THE FIRM
G of Catch & Son, I return thanks to our
patrons for past favors, hoping the same
success may continue with my successors.
may10 If r.. G.. CATCH. 4
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COpartnerSllip.

U0parLn6rSIIp.
WRYE.s THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVE
w this day formed a copartnership,
Co., TO carry on TIE Grocery and Provision
business, in the building formerly occupied
by Cross & Crofts, Third street, between
Main and Locust streets. Ia it
JOHN H., ,BORGNfAN.
FA LEVI IGLEI1ART. -
Evansville, May 10, 1865. d8 M
20 EFERRING TO THE ABOVE, IT
Gks is with great pleasure we Introduce
our successors to our late numerous friends
and customers, and solicit for them the
same liberal patronage heretofore extend
ed to us. CROSS & CROFTS. :
May 10, 1866.
L. IGLEHART. J. II. BoRGAfAN.
L. IGLEHART & CO.,
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ETRE LIMITS will apply to the
N Common Council for permission to
erect a frame addition to my dwelling
house, situate on Walnut street, between
First and Second streets. Size, 10 by II
feet. . ss ~ II. A. COOKE. q
May %, 1856. (may23 d2w
funion copy. and charge Jeurnall
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L. IGLEHART & CO.,
THIRD STREET, bet. Main s1IIli Tocl
CITY GROCERY.

a COMPLETE STOCK AND GEN
-. eral assortment of STAPLE and Fancy
Groceries constantly on hand, with fresh
arrivals of Country Produce, such as But
ter, Eggs, Poultry, &c.
1t viii be our aim to supply all reason
able wants in our line of well-regulated
family. < -. i, IGLEHART q Co
Also, the best brands of Flour, Corn
Meal Feed. &c. Imayl2 tt
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0RDER OF COUNCIL DTRECTING

Three doors west Of Sherwood House.
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MILLINERY GOODS.

their Spring supply should call soon and
see the stock and learn the new prices.
B. BAUM.
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TINWARE.
H. E. BLEMK ER

UAS REMOVED FROM HIS OLD
- stand on Main street to his new
, 1866-01-16

paa de Medlemmer, som forlange Nayneopraab eller Kugle-
afstemning, optages i Protocollen.
Antager F%ounanden, at Forsamlingen8 Stemning an
gaaende ct torslag er saa fremtraedende, at Aftemniugen er
utorn0den, og intet at ForsaInIingens MedIemmer, pa For
n.andens Erklf"riu& ON, hV0rle4-8 han opfatter Stemningen,
OF at han like agter at lade stenme deroy er, forlanger an
den Atstennin4, kan Fernandez b tragte ct saadant For
Stag for afglOrt OVeTeensstcnmeIse med hans Erkltring.
FaIg forc4aae we'd skriltIig A&temning paa ~Stemmesed-
Ter, der lndsamics at Secretairen. Enhver ValgseddeI, der
%indehobler ct st6rre eier mindre Antai Name, end der skaI
stemmcs paa, eIler n0get ike tiIstr@kkeli2t betegnende elIer
uyedkommende Navn er u~QyIdig.
We'd StemmeoptielIingerDe underst6ttes Fernandez af
Secretaireu. Ndar 5 McdIcmmer, forinden der shrides til
EaIg at MedIemmer til ct UdNaI3, 8krittIigcn forlange, at ct
visit Antal at Udya.gets M%ediemmer, hviIket dog maa vaere
enten 2, torsaaHid5 UdVaIget skal bestaae at idetluind8te
Medlemmer, cIler 3, torsaavidt Diet skaI bestaae af idetmind-
ste 5 Medlemmer, skuIIe Wedges AfIeIinger af Raadet,
skeer dctte, efterat VaIeet af de andre MedIcmIner f0rst er
foregaaet Diet sanIede haad, raa tolglnde Iiaade: Raadets
MedIemmer tordecs at Fernandez we'd L0dtrrhn ming saa-
mango Afjeuger, saayidt muIigt be8taaeude af lice mango
M%edIemmer, at VaIget at I MedIer Ill UdvaIget tia der
liver Afdeing, or at Secretaren anattes Lister over jcn.
liver Afdeiug v"l9er under Ledelsen al AtJtiingeus tldste
Medlem med absoIut StemmclecIhei en- Formand, der der
efter foranstalter Valget az ] Modem til Udvalget Il .etaget,
ligeledes med absolut Stcmmc1ecrIed Dersom ct Meden
matte bliyc valgt 0cre hGjeiinger, f~orcgaaer Diet derived
n0dyendig bIevne VaIg at endUu ct MedIem til UdyaIget i
Diet samlede Raad paa srdlauIig Made.
bet staaer FOrHanIin&ens MedIemmer fit for at for
LANCE P~rotokoIlen tIt0rt, at dc have ytret Miuoritet we'd
Afstemningen over en- Sag, og IigeIedeS at %torbehoIde sig
Minortetsvota, som de da have at indevere til Fernandez
linden en- af ham tastsat kort First. SoadaDne Minoritetsyota
betragtes kun som afliyne af deC euor de ouhe.te NedIenl~
mer, som have unders6royct dem.
, 1866-01-16
25.
Om Formandens 0Yrige Forretninger.

Ogaa uienfor F~orhandIin .erne / M6derne s0rger For
manden for den hee Forretningsgang vedkonmende Raadet,
Han %modtaSer og aabner allie Skri> elser til Raadet, o. der
som Diet at GouVerneuren we'd Ell Says TIstiIIelse matte
vftre begjprt, euer Fernandez seIv dcrtiI MATTE fude An
iedning, omsender han AE,rift eller Aftrykt til ~MedIenmerne.
We'd Assistenten lader han fore en- journal med Register
over allie indkomme Sager og en- Breybog over lie af-
gaaede Breve, SAINT en- FortegncIse over allie til Arnivet no.
rende DOkumenter Og Protok0IIer.
Han drager ligeIedes Omsorg for Anskafelsen af de for
n'dne Reqvisiter for Raadet og a~ttesterer ~vedkommende
~Regnnger. Tilfelde at betydeli-cre disadvantage Udgif
ter, bar han at forelpgge Sagen for Raad i.
, 1866-01-16

lm Assistenten tOr Raadets Embedsmnnd

Assist" Mt n velges at RaaIet paa , Maan,d rs Opsigelse.
Foruden at bes5r4e, hyad der vedkommer Indf6r8l, r /
ProtokoIIen, EXpeditionernes Ahatt'ts4 og UdferdigeIso,
Journa'ens og B~revbogrns F0rrIs', R gistrrnps AfattDrse,
Ov'rsttt'Ise, AGkrittrr af Udva'gs- B trnkning,r, En-
dringstors,ag og AStrmningsistrr til Trykning elIer Ii
thosraph' ring, har han at fore Diet sp cieIJe Opsyn med Ar
klvet o. dct Hee at udf0re de tt hans Still ing h0rrnde
Forretninger, som Fernandez overdrager ham, og at rvtto
sig etttr dennes PaaIjpg.
, 1866-01-16
FOR RENT

FgqHE healthy and commodions dwelling
a on estate Recovery Hill, from LIST
February rext. For terms please apply
to the undersigned.
st. Croix, 4lh January 1866.
J. w. r. HANSON.
, 1866-01-16
"a.
ON. Communications Ofentliggi6relse.

ON Forhandlingernes vPsentIige Indhold og Udald
forfatter Assistenten efter Formandens Anvisning Udkast ii
en- ofentlig MeddeleIse, som efterat vere gjennemgaaet af
Fernandez og Secretairerne bekjendtgI6res Tlykhen.
Dog blive Sager, der like ere behandlede ofentigt, kun
undtagelsesviis, naar Fernandez dertiI finder AnIedning, og
med S%amtykke af vedkommende Autoritet, som MATTE have
forIangt torhandingen linden lukkede D0re, at oAentiggj0re.
, 1866-01-16
Found

On the Road by Estate Diamond and
Rally IA Bunch of Keys. The owner ran
have the same hy applying at Kings
Hills Police Office and paying the ex-
pense of this advertisement.
Christiansted 9th January 1866.
, 1866-01-16
%
ON Raadets Bud.

Raad'ts Bud, der antag1s af Formanden paa IA Dages
Opgivr.st, har at brs6rse Ii sigt lser og Grinder yedkom-
mende Raad:t, SAINT LOkalets og Inventarirts R,enho dnise,
at ware ustede paa de Tider, ia der holl,s M0 Ter, og Diet
Hele at ult6re de til hans Sitting h6renIe Forr, tning,r,
som Fernandez o%yerdrager ham, og at rette sig efter dennes
Paaheg.
, 1866-01-16

har Assistenten efter hans A nviisning at gj6re Udkast til
Expeditionerne.
Ikkun naar Fernandez dertil finder AnleIning, eller
Raadet paa Forslag af ct Medl EN- bestemmer Diet, blive Expe-
ditionerne at opl@se Raadet og at voltage at dette,
, 1866-01-16
&c.
ON Secretairerne.

Secretairerne varrtage de- nrrv;rrendo Forrrtning8or-
den dem o~verdragne Forrrtningrr, saalrdes at, hvor Flere
ere Nal9te, r gIrn'rp enkelt af dem skhteviis udf6rpr lilo
Forretnin9erne ct h'elt Mode, medmiudre Formanden till
&c maatto krtve den Andens Bistand.
, 1866-01-16
On A1vigeLser fra Forretningsordenen

| strleIes paatrengende Tiiftlde kan der aft iges fra
de narvaerende FOrretningsorden indehoIdte Forskrhter,
torsaavl!t de like beroe paa ColonalIoyens B~estemmelser,
naar TIE F~jerdedele at de -stemmegivende Medlemmer derom
ere enige, Og Gouverneuren S~amtykker.
, 1866-01-16
THE ST. CROIX
Sheet Almanac.

for 1866 is for sale at this office and at
the store of MI. Robinson West End, Price
90 cents.
, 1866-01-16
p
ON Pr0tok0llen.

Over de Sager, der foret0ges hlert Mode at R0adet,
f5res Protokol we'd en- af Raadets Secrctajrer. Foredra5 ind
f0res like, og med Hensyn til HndringsforsIag m. m, som
ere skritigen ~indgiyne, kan henyises til vedkomnende Do
kument som Biag.
UmiddeIbarfT eher liver Says Af4j6relse oplcsos Tit5rs-
len, medmindre Fernandez finder, at deC Vide lede til for
stort Uphold strax at fore til ProtohoIs, hvad der er foregaaet
i en- enkelt Sag, da TiIf0rsIen saa Fad Kan uds#ttes og
bIiver da at opIp8e nrste Mode, Protokouon underskri-
YES If Fernandez og Secretairen.
, 1866-01-16
: %.
ON E~XpeditiOnerne.

Fernandez har at sorge for, at Diet Forn6dne i Overeens.
stemmese med Raadets BeSlutninger beh0rigt e%xpederes, og
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here great duti, mc,aphoncally and practically
AnonB The sorrs OF The Inst part was one improperly nm
nOunced "LDcon Gunhoat tho tune and worls being
none other than tho popular air. The Year Of Jubiio
with pareniheic remark Suna by the troops on
entering Richmond Presented by Dr Dooiitiie, Fifth
cofps, Army OF the Potonac' Chfsfys II the taking
thing here that w. they have much larger audiences than
!he Royal cannot change the subject whou, making nj
u4on TO The usher who is inquest lonablv American
could not help cling the artistic and Frcnchy style
bis bows and the decidedly impressive and ceremonops
manner with which he handed TO each lady the bin Of tho
evening II part entirely foreign probably tho tant
ofravei Jonathan abroad should he the Jonathap
al home nanneriy digndod and honest Foreign man.
ncrs obsequous and Of the pattern ~ rong
boys on their good behavior that always feel Ike
Keeping my hand on my pocket aud my eyes on the
other party knuekes
There s another character of socaed amusement, or
rather evening recreatons Introduced here and by what
authority know not, formed bars drinking sbope en-
the american plan. Tho habit of induging standing at
we nar instead of sitting down u about the only smi
ry The bars tasteully arranged but that is all,
sho no'hlns az he spmc time Nnctenths u the p.en
iar character of American bar tho highly Echiai,
peripmed iriklcd musia bed rficd diamond pinned,
huge wNch chained, whic-vesi-d fascinating gentle
man behind Add 10 this his scientific manipulation ~
The 'tunlblers' and we have an approxlmaiion Here
Tue above compounder Of 'Iniacd drinks and dolcr
out OF "s'raigts r0urs Is none other than hghly
odirnorons and aftihcaly beautiful female. with
i've eyes and no end OF fmes. hbatemious yoptha--
that IS, snail drinkers like niyscf for instance aid
thomh elves exceedingly annoyed by the whispering nad
courtng oyrr the bar continually going hetween tho
pretty maids and the ''regular cusioncfs. Who
heard oC such thing In Amcrcaf II Il more Frenchy
IL takes fast 20 all snch Office for impatient Ame
ricairs When do drink II IN like IN business aud
everything else with ust must be done in a hurry.
think the discoycrcr 'inveanr or this custom was
rather circnmsaniid and had larger eve tor something
that would take than imitation aud adopted the title ot
American, wisely conscious that that viii pass every
where
The eofss OF the ci,y arc decidedly French and the
Casino do Venise is an indoor pattern of Jariin des
fIenrs IN Pnrs
The sporting population arc In high etato Of o..
ciienient over the coming nest month. All the
colonies represented, and large bets beng mad.
the "fayoritcs
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M E X 7 C. O.
0-~~r-e--~~
Latest OflCial Intelligence from
President Juarez.
.-s-e~----~~-ee.~-,s---~-~
His Government in Successful Operation
at Chihuahua.
-se~-~-e~----~~-
General Kegules Appointed Com
mandcr- in Chief
--~---~~~-.
Prom OtiOn Of Other Patriotic
OMcers.
&e. he. &s.

WAsBIsoTos Jan lsCG
ohnclal news from the clay of ch.huabun ny 60 pc.
ee,nber has bccn received here President Juacz had
upon his term without any opposition, vih
tne exception that one general made protest sFsnh
SIDE
General Regucs, very f1cccSsiui oncer. had been
appointed General chief OF IA. Central Army Iso.
uf the laneutod General Artsaga who sanaad
by order Of Masmiiinn.
Generals Ipnncio Meim, Epsclo Suc,a Nicolas ise-
gulcs Diego Aivsrz aud Josef Csryaid had be'u pte
rno,sd Major for patriotic and mcrionog
services
An uDfoundcd prevailed al Chlhuahus inst TIC
French would return ~ that place
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vns weather In ysw York.

BNFfifo, jan. -
his is ii~ coolest lsn 90 ths year The th"h
indicated i've degreeh bcioe zsro this morning ~.
weather th.s evening 10 elear rhsfr u no mos.
Taor. Jan lt.s.
The thettu0msi-r .pdia,.es ten degrees beioE 4e'o
ALs,AN, lon. = is.a
Tho wea'bor Is cirsr snd rold DHnns ihs iaai iu'Iif
-four hoars the nersar, has tAogcd from fWs,.
degrees below zero.
rouGrSrarpy. J.u i'ss
THIS 10 the c,lec.i d.y % ihc scsson Tasfm"us''f
twelve degree hclon zeIo sharp biting "a r's
,sh. IA. uscr sreciusiy eiossd Tho n'stf'f y
.l.ar Ta@r. Wss b 80 i.n of snow issi ash
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0n ys.asfrs' OF ths vgses -sa - sscspsos -
Chrbsf'sTs " Nyst's s4sus 80 sosrs's o. E.sh
VIA go, Eia~.T ~ rsdhsisfsss hatrf isdsssa sks
prsrsofs ~ thett rssf iSfefgss - psi th~ 80 y
fstins erert ~ iHs..f the - ress mo
ppn fhAs kstt o,u fsty afisfa-a ara tless ~ss
sny afD~ans " faH sn gs1 hssiih rrvnissgrg ursbs
,te preses ikr-s ~ gxs ssw a.
Nhfn mgfr. ~ lr lfaft1us ffeworss se ~ suf
htAsd Ar fty4d ifsf~ves The pfss.tt stpar~arsv ~
dos tAs4w4Fss 80
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TIC wcaihcr has tocn extremely cold to day, ~'ih
light snow squalls A. ssntse The ,hcfnomser wss hNa
degrees b,iow zero aud during tho whole day hc met
cury hss remained ncnr sori
wonos-ryn. Jsn. = 100
Cold day here Thermometer ai n0ou stood - sefoi
AT icn 4 ten degrees below zero
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The Won,hcrin Vermont.

BuEiISurox, Jan. T. 1860
Thls has been ooldc't day OF The frason. 1nor-
mone,er al sunrise twcuy three degrees below zero.
RuusSp Jan. 4 lhSs
The thermometer ROOD tbs aorDng ieeniy ccgress
belog
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sUrsfps sss = lee
'o,ns nss9y "a t1e ~ mls3isE rsfe i-siss
fi-sz tsysEh ts.rs ~ aspsyvsrsus gusiaityfs
Tt@fr y esra.sa h. AZ
Yhs rt~ y mn fslhsr sua ihs uais, 90 ihs tlstIs
~ Isst AA<y
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Hnxrar Gar. iyF
Ibe-s are ~ srns u fhs sfssrltip rsnaEA
M slssianp . Csy ~ ips1. ssfti lh4s relfifs ~
r,eFts.u Sss T. .s~
Ia rssussf t..,ss fsf iisffesa o. tvseciys ais
teafA.Nt
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THE COLD SNAP.


P"rnASp Nc Jan. = ites
Thu weather h Intensely cold here Thermometer t,u
degrees below zero and doWngart
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~ Lrn. ist Isss
ne.a.sr .i..r aus 80 rr folof ~
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HAMA Jsu 3-sF g.
Tts ps.fi ~ , t.,iaf rof htrs
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TIE SKATING SEASON.
The sport Ssstsrday-The ''Bsu Up Thts
Morning. Sc.

When america isk.s matter 10 baud 20 do "a does ~
In earnest sId would se@n that jack Frost owned 10
Yankee psreriags from be perseverance be has sogu
In bc sccornrl. hment OF his freeing during ,hs
psst few days stubborn nd.ea IL the take which has
refused to ackno~l,dsc his pTcs"urr aud be kaiing
community may well ling pssns In h,s pisiss asnr.
Of On. season made uogbly rair by toe Al.
pearaace Of The rIrs s.es yrsieTjay Completely
frozen over, the iar. Commission. even vi'b lhc
development iho.f cautious namps AL nos
have any to "ror further dess bss,,as
the bal
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So nsvss. gan. J. isD
~ ssfss ~ 80 Asssas Htpfssa congasy. esfs
f-nui 80 ysss ~ ngsg@. ssanftsy Higia JtGssfr
49,. fs@i - 81 t.s osttenis with thr snss9ason ~
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Where Is Preston King ?

A writer in the Philadelphia Ledger
answers in this wise:
1t is not generally known to the public
that this man was for time an incubus
at the White House, and he was made
the Collector at New York Harbor to get
him out of the way. But few understood
why he committed suicide; but there are
those who have an idea why he commit
ted the act. 1t was, no doubt, his con-
science. 1t was Preston King who kept
Miss Surrat FROM seeing the President on
the morning of the execution Of her moth
err.
The President knew nothing eff her be,
ing at his door-steps, in agoniziug tears.
to ask stay of the law for one short day.
Old King kept the President from know
Jog what was going Oh, and, after the ex-
ecution, it becoming SO apparent that the
condemned was innocent of completely
with the real murderers, that it narrowed
up his soul. In fact, he had no peace
after her death AID becoming desperate
under the lash Of conscience he committed
suicide Have the Others who bounded
this poor woman on to the gallows net
conscience We believe they have, aud
know they must suffer bitter stings.