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- An outrageous affair occurred in Savannah
on the night Of the 10th inst. A policeman NAM
ell BARLEY had got drunk and noisy, and was
creating a disturbance on the street By using his
pistol in dangerous manner. The policeman
nearest to him sprung his rattle for aid To arrest
him. Two policemen named McNichols and fol-
ley. ran to his aid As they approached BARLEY
fred. killing McNichols instantly. lie then nreu
two more shots, Que OF which struck anu ,ns Ia~,
and secured. II was with great difficulty that
the citizens could be restrained from violence.
lie Was committed to Jail to answer the charge Of
murder.
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To Communities.

The advertiser having been restored To health In
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fercd for several years with severe lung auection,
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- Ats meeting OF the Washington johnson
Club, held on Monday, 9th inst, WILLARD SsuLs-
suRY. Of Delaware. male speech which he
promised to repeat in the Senate Chamber before
nc cot through. Here is fragment, as reported
in the Chronicle "Ile believed. to-day, that a
revolution is pen,ling, that Prcsiisai Johnson
,rouh hare better royk for Southern men vet
than hanging them. lie believed, to-day, that
when jefferson Davis left the Senate he was bet
ter Union man than Abraham lincoln"
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ArTENrr TO BURN TIM NEW lIANpsmIRE STAT,
PRI'oN,-A daring attempt was made on Sltur.
day night To burn the State Prison Mt Concord, as
We learn from despatch to the Journal. The
alarm was given by an outsider in the immediate
vicinity, ut half past eleven O'Clock, when It was
very dark and stormy, and 1t was some moments
before any light was discovered. Soon Afterwards
however, Ere was found in pile Of straw in the
stable a few feet from its connection with the
north wing Of the prison. by the promptituds
OF the officers the flames were extinsuishcd with
out n general alarm.
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~ On one of the New Hampshire railroads
q charge Of 90 cents extra is made upon all
fares paid in the cars, u check being given for
this sum. On presenting the check at the
ticket Office the money Is refunded. The OBJ
ject Of this is to stop the speculations of the
conductors.
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CAPTURE OF An EYGLIsiI FLAG.-An Eastport
despatch says nine armed Fenians captured the
English Revenue aag on Indian Island last night
They belonged to the crew Of the Fenian priya-
teer, from which they lowered boat and proceed
ell with mufilcd oars to the spot actually under
the guns Of the English war ship Pylades, and
within reach at any moment Of the picket boats.
The flag was surrendered withouta shot being
fired 1t is believed there were no soldiers on the
island
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- A divorce case in the English courts Ia.
trough, in question the validity Of Mormon
marriages. A reconvcrted Mormon sousM a
divorce from his wife. who refused to leave
Salt Lake. They were married by Brigham
Young in person, but the Court decided tina,
the ceremony could not be recognized Us lesa
marriage.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

New MrsIc.-weare indebted to Horace Waters
ssl Broadway, New York, for the following new
music:
The Patter OF the Rain. song and chorus, as
sung by Hoobys Minstrels; Don't Marry Man
il he Drinks. Mrs L. A Parkhurst; sleep my
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Opera House, composed by H. p. banks; Happy
Golden Days, song and chorus. music by -;
Bail; 'Tis Sweet to Think of Heaven, sacred
song, by II. +. banks.
We have received The Gaiary, an illustrated
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nightly nj 80 Park row, New York. It's elegant.
" printed AMI illustrated, and this. the first num-
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yourself.
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A. II. srrrury'. Trsrrnoyr.-A despatch t

A. IL. STEPHENS TESTIMONIAL dcspatch "a
the n. Y. Tribune says
Alexander H. Stephens completed his testimony
before the reconstruction committee to-day. lie
thinks the people Of the South have not yet been
convinced that they have no right to secede, or
that the war settled only that the North was pow;
erfu, enough to prevent secession. lie himself
always did, and does now, believe in the indepen-
dent right Of the States to secede. His testimony
is very interesting and yoluminous.
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MARRIED..

In York. Ivy tho Rcv. Mr. sawyer, Sir. JEREMIAH Freeman
ami Miss Mary Scwa, 18th Il York
In Kiuery April 4, by Iley James Armstrong, MI Asa
Wilson ami Miss snSan a. Kimlal, all % X.
Mas. aUd y. H. IaJ-rs ILase coryl
In New York, Nv l.ev. william Adams, j.. ~. W. frank
A. Allen ani Miss Lizzie VI. Scrils,.r, hth Il y. y.
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ETA Jewish house, entire, has been eScav.
nted in Syria, dating two centuries before
Christ. 1t is furnished after the Egyptian
fashion, and parts Of the Old Testament were
found in some OF its rooms.
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= II Is probable that Clement G. Clay will be
released on parole in few days. This course Is
recommended by Gen. Grant, Senator Wilson and
Thadleus Stevepsl
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TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.

Ar a regular meeting Of the 0SE YEAR DAsuA:
10th, the following resolution was passed unanimous.
lyi
R,,oiptd, That a. W. HARaos, 1.-THE GREAT
AMERICAN POET; ALOsZo HIGHr, and ALoNzo
LEWIS be eypelled from the ASSOCIATION for DRUNK
ENNESS; and the same TO be published In the Maint
Democrat. published IN Daco, and the Union Jour
nal published In Biddeiord;
Per order of Committee.
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y n genuine case Of cholera has occurred
IN Richmond Va. A Miss Palmer was taken
SICK SIC u the disease on Sunday night. aud died
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a Cough, Cold, or Sore Throat,
REQUIRES MuEpiAI. ATTENTION, AND SHOULD D.
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Affection. or an Incurablo Lung Disease
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SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS
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The rroch.s are Recommended, and prescribed by Ply
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Errors Of Youth.

A gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous
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CIoup.

Almo,t daily We are called upon % ehronicic tho
death OF some loved one by this dread disease which
often takes lie victim away from loving parents with
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or all the knot,y questions
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In Deievu, Iowa, April s. Mr.. sarah y, wit 81 hI. o.
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Jhe Aniuu \ sunsnal.
BIDDBFoRD, ME-, APRIL 20, 1866.
State of Maine.

Executive Department,b
AUGUSTA. April &c, lS66.
An adjourned session ct the Executive Council will
be held at the COuncI Chamber, In Augusta ON TUES
pAY. the first day Of May next.
Attest EpIRAIM FLINT
u Secretary OF state.
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soft Soap.
Made m the same WAY. with the exception of add.
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ITCH! ITCH ITCH
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Nv sending 90 cents To WERkS 4 POTTER, Sole
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Oct. - 1865. Sia
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DIED.

1r Notices ~ deaths. ma cSos'inr slS lS', inserted ire
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Make Your own soap.
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More valuable than Gold.
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Restore tho Sick to Perfec, Health.

Try them! They only cost d cents. and II you
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-08-02
DISTRICT PLATFORM.

Resolred, That the men who saved the
Government from the efforts of traitors to
destroy it, are the men who ought to con-
troll its administration, at least, until the
issues growing out of the late rebellion are
settled.
Resotred, That we cordially approve of
the Amendment to the Constitution, re-,
Gently proposed by Congress to the States
for ratification. 81
Resotced, That we adopt the platform of
principles of the Union State Convention
held al Indianapolis on tie ed of Febru-
airy last.
III ResolDed, That some of the conscious
leading traitors in the late atrocious rebel
hon ought TO be tried by due course of law
and, II found guilty, the sentence of the
law should be. executed, and that Hon.
VIM. =. sNiblack, in voting in Congress
against resolution expressive of the opin-
ion that Jefferson Davis should be tried for
treason, did not reflect the wishes of his
constituents. = ~
Resoleed, That under the Constitution of
the United States, the right to regulate
suffrage belongs alone to the States, and
not to Congress. We, as citizens ofIndiana
representing the Union party of the First
Congressional District, are opposed to ne
gro, suffrage, and that the attempt of Hon.
Joseph r. Mcdonald, and Hon. John r.
Coffroth, and others, to show that the first
section OF the proposed Amendment to the
Constitution does confer the right of sutf-
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rage on negroes, is an insult to the intelf-
geilce of the people. .----
? ResoEged, That, enjoying and appreciat-
frEy ID free government, we cordially SYM
pafIlize with the people of every nation in
their efforts to destroy despOtism and es-
tablish free institutions.
The Representative from the Counties
of Posey and Vanderburgh recommended
the following resolution:
ResoEUed, Thatwe regard all legislative
'enactments, Unnecessarily infringing upon
the rights and usa ges OF any portion of
our people, as unwise and impracticable,
and that we are opposed to che State inn
posing special taxes, by way of license or
otherwise, upon particular classes of citi-
xeDS.
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A CAMPAIGN EDITION
OF THE

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