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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-08-06
T Ell EGR AP n.

l. Il II II " II "A H.
For Commercial. and River Dtspatches see
ISL i ~ 4Fvsh Pags-
More Trouble with. the
Six Railroad Men Killed..
go .@Hxg
Grant and the President on
the Removal of Gen.
Sheridan.
The Recommendation fer
Mercy for Mrs. Sur
rat U earthed.
Santa Anna Still inPrison.
Late Foreign News.
Layin of the Cuban Cable.
seF IS f4sf3W 81 ffs SEES
Death of 9 q. S. Consul.
Probabilities of War Be-
tween France and
e-s Prussia.
-4tG -
Kentucky Elect1on.--Rebel
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-08-23
THE UNION PACIFIC RRco
Their TErm Mortgage Bo.s "
vest nicnt, IN In

nh r.otl
building west from o,.s,,, S"'0n rae'fc Railroad
M western copa,,t,ons a,' 'asa nd forming Mo-,
linen, ATTRACTS at,en,on :, nns across the e1
no,as sb,ch ,hs con,,..,, 's'ee VI 'he NrstNo,
a.. $500. 10" oner TO the pubic. n
hona. secure !, Ns,t . -'es'on Is, AwAr.
IN. M, 1. "'s'n's apToatabsinNs,ueD,,
~. 81,
BE. !. :. " ''e whole great line ma.
M, ea'e business event can
.,s ,nr,or o,,ars :, sNens million aesso,h,
,n,.a. !, ~ sorr,, 1, A.. son0" practically w,,
tho track .o.,l,ps. n M ,a,, Is ufsaay dosean
A.. ''N Nv 'ns rate Of two mr.
On III. u,,s, MIA. pa..
,,.. :, oouaS are Issued u,.n
railroad !, ~. .,,,,s. ~. AVs' p''itb' lines 4
onlv ,,no oor,.a,,. -. sear' hmusl be Ii.
without comse,I,,o !, can .s''As land be,
., ysS '''' '4'''s'i ~Aune'atiYs ra,,,
nod Win aero,s ,.o,,.,,.'.s a',s"eu' and fully qb
daily ru,, en-, each w. mr., ~ 1aa Two trains an
90 miles 10 the eastern has. =, ,,a VT me F'uA
hand and 4, n nn,er .oo,,,., - !, .'0una1sSso,
9Th. IN, net .arn,rrs !, H. ...',l "a sepisnlG
ans several times greater than the gold int,r. man
ot,,cr rIls ~ ~, ra, IN. and rosa
M. "a wouIi mo-, o,Iv nav ,,ras, .e pay arsdySn
prodtable 70 the Company. f'4'~' eutA
5th The Union Pacific Railroad no,a.
only as the road progresses an a tbsrssr. e ssa
tbs market unless they represent bona s,,a
I 9th. Thsr amount Is strictly ilmlted Nv ,,SV
equal TO what Il granted by tbs U. 8 Cov.rnr a@a
which Il takes second lien as its ,ec,,,,,,
upon the first 5l7 miles west frcia omah..,, H'
/ per miie. Ao
| 9Th Tho fact thatsfhe q. s. Cover, man, -,
ond lien upon tts roaa COED lhyestn,.pt
Of the shrewdest railroad builders Of The op,,s y,
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-08-23
A DREAM USooMronrApLY RrALiz.


A DREAM UNCOMFORTABLE REALIz-
Ep.-Some time ago n stranger called alta
farmhouse in Paris township, Ohio, and
asked to stay over night. A couple Of
hoprs after retiring the stranger was TAX
en- suddenly and violently i'll, and for sew
eral days was apparently deranged. Ga
his recovery he informed his host that
during his illness he had dreamed three
nights in successionthat he had discovered,
in certain ravine near the house, under
rock, an earthern crock containing large
amount of silver At this the old gentle
man expressed surprise, and spoke of it as
being very mysterious dream. After
ward, however, they were walking togeth-
err in that section, and the dream was
again adverted to by the stranger. An
examination was at once proposed by the
farmer, to satisfy their curiosity. The
rock was soon found, and after brushing
the leaves carefully away it was removed,
and 10 their utter amazement there sat a
crock full of silver. They took it out and
conveyed it secretly to the house, and on
examination il was found TO contain $500,
which they agreed TO divide equally be-
tween them. The day after this discov-
cry, as the stranger was about to take his
leave, he complained to his benefactor of
the inconveniei ce of carrying so much sill
yer, when an exchange was proposed, the
stranger receiving $3.50 in greenbacks for
his share of the coin, silver then being at
a premium Of about so per cent. 1t was
not long after the departure of his CUES,
however, till mine host made another dis
covery-his $500 in silver was counter
felt and he had thus been ingeniously
swindled out OF $3.50.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-08-23
THE CRops IN NORTHERN VERMONT.

The CRoPs IN NORTHERN VERMONT.
The Newport Express says that for
many years, probably, there has not been
such a fruitful season as the present bids
fair to be. Such luxuriant growth of
vegetation in allits forms is seldom seen,
and there seems to be no chance for fail
IRE Of any crop the farmer has in view.
Fruits and berries, the spontaneous growth
of the earth, were never surpassed in guam
tity or quality, while grass, grain and ce-
reals of all kinds cover the land with their
abundance. The hay crop, now nearly Sc
cured in the finest order, proves to he bet
ter than was at first expected. From all
the reports we are able to gather from all
parts of our county, it appears that the
crop is at least one quarter greater than
that Of last year, and the quality much
better.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-08-23
DIR. sch~.ch ON py.peysia.


Symtoms Of Dyspepsia-A sense OF fn,lness trhhss
and weight in the soulaeh together with fstuiepsy vi
ity, sour, offensive Belehing Of wind water hrash
tfng and great deal Of what person calls an al 90
feeling as the pit Of the stomach; frequently the-t
paipitaon of the heart which physicians ui,ta9s n
heart disease. and when the stomach this copdni
Is coated with muess of sEne. The rough fbroas e
tons of the stomach. similar 10 what We zee In tigs
what throws out TIE gastric Juice aud when Inc s.om
g'ts thick coat OF slime on II, it prevents the rt
juice from flowing, and digestion ceases schefrks
weed tonic dsolves this nucus on ins and restores
stomach to its natural condisi1n.
Sehsnck's Mandrake Pills also required to carry
this morbid matter Two-thirds n the Of Consur
ton caused from this diseased Of the stemr
the liver becoming torpid il to throw out biz NJ
10 short time the whole system is deranged The nsg
membranes OF the bronchial tubes symphSthisss wa
other organs, and before the patient Is aware Of ttf
she has Bronchial or Pulmonary Consumption.
schenck's Pulmouic Syrup cannot act freely ihrsss
blood when the System IL In this ockedup condisise
ont the aid Of the Sea Weed Tonic and Mandrsss y
The Liver has all the veprous blood to strain. sni "a
1t gets in morbid condition. blood and bile run thtA
the system mixed. and the whole body becomes ~ ~
and the blood thick Il hardly run throaA
veins. In majority of hemorraggs occur ioa "
thick condition Of the blood. The Mandrake Pe @l1
the Liver similar 10 ealonei, they do what ihat ~
u unlocks the gall htdders, starts the bile, and ne
begins cireus.e naturally through the veins 40 ~
hemorrages ceases. ", when persons are atiarAsl ~
hcmor'ngs, they would first take good purgaa's ~
thing that would the Liver, they would soon y
iicvvd ffom bleeding from this Lungs, and i i hs "
way, for astringents only temporary. and I'M
bronchial tubes. and lay the groundwork for topsua
DIR SCHENCK wifi be professionally at bis roonse'e:
week, % Bond Street, New York. and 50 Hanover -
Boston, from A. NJ until r. AZ lie gives adsEe ,s
but for t. orough examination with the kepiON''
the charge IL So. 49,
Ills medicines are for sale by all druggists aad dsA'
Also full supply at all tunes At his rooms A
Price Of the Pulmouic Syrup and sesveed LON Ion ph
y 90 per bottle. or 81 o-the ad dozes. Msea'SA
GEO 6. GOODWIN & CO., IS Hanover Street. As'S
for Boston. For sale by all druggists aSe'hH
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-08-23

CABINET ORGANs.---M Mason * IIamlin
huYe gained great reputation for the en-
cellence aud Durability of their Workman
ship, and they allow no instrument TO go
out Of their factory which, through any
defect, would be likely to injure the /" good
report" Of them which now everywhere
prevails. they take equal pains with
their small and their large organs. AL of
them are warranted. aud are perfectly re-
liable. The variety and beauty of the ef-
fects which can be produced With some Of
the large Instruments are truly surprising,
aud can be properly understood and appre-
ciated oaly by such intelligent persons as
have heard these organs fully and effectu-
ally yed-Proctdeaee Journal.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-08-23

- There is an Isabella grape vine at
Indiana, Pa, which has produced this sum-
mer 1900 punches of perfect grapes.
- There is good news for tea drinkers.
The tea markets in China have opened at
prices one-third lower than at the opening
last year.
Governor Brownlow of Tennessee
writes that he is elected by 10000 ma
joriiy on the ,rhite rote, and by $4,000
upon the entire vote Of the State. Elect
ed, too, in the face Of Northern opposition
that ought TO bow its head in shame !"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-08-23

- In an article published in the current
number of the Massachusetts Teacher, DR..
Williams, an oculst of Boston, says that
near-sish'edness sis rapidly increasing,
and is promoted in schools by the require
ment OF excessive application of the eyes
and use of schoolbooks printed with fine
and worn type upon thin paper. 1t is
siealthy in its attacks, and, once contract
ed, generally becomes hereditary"
"A young lady school teacher of In
dianapolis was, last Sunday, endeavoring
TO impress upon her scholars the terrible
effects of the punishment of Ncbuchad-
nezzar. She told them that for seven
years he ate grass like COW. Just then
a small boy asked Did he give milk ~
= Horace Maynard and his defeated
opponent for Congress had a personal DIFF
iiculty at Nashville, Tenn, on Wednesday.
Maynard spoke to Williams, touching his
hat and bowling, and bidding him good
evening. Williams, who lad refused to
speak with Maynard, struck him with his
cane when both grappled and damaged
each other considerably before they were
parted Williams, after they were parted. |
attempted to draw his pistol.
Authentic reports from India show |
that one million and a half of people died
OF starvation and disease during the fam
Inc OF last year, and that the authorities
were very remiss in their efforts TO relieve
The distress.
ihe Cherokee Indians have dwindled
N ten years from $4,000 10000. AT that
rate OF dimuniiion for the other tribes, the
Indian difficulty would teach happy soIu-
ion quite speedily.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-08-23

SHERIDAN REMovEp-The Presiden
issued his order for the removal Of Gen
Sheridan on Saturday last. This act ha
been so long expected, that it excites little
or no surprise, and viii result in no good
to the President, and advance Sheridan,
already high, in the estimation Of the peo-
pie. His course at New Orleans has
strongly entrenched him in the reglrd and
confidence Of all the loyal people Of the
Southern States, and as the late rebel
states are likely, the most of them. to sup
port radical Union measures, it will have
strong bearing and influence on the next
Presidential election.
He is succeeded at New Orleans. or in
the 9th Military Department, by General
Thomas, who is good and true man, and
we notice that Gen. Grant in his order TO
Thomas directs him TO continue TO enforce
all orders of Gen. Sheridan which he may
now find in force, unless ordered to alter
or modify them hereafter. General Han
cock takes Thomas plan in the Tennessee
or Cumberland military district. Gen.
Sheridan is first ordered TO report in per-
son at Washington and then takes Han
cocks place at Fort Leavenworih, Kansas.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-08-23

MORE SPLIrs.-The splits are not all
confined to the democracy Of Vermont. A
party has sprang up in Bennington Coun-
" in opposition TO the legislation of the
extra session of the Legislature last spring.
and to the bonding of towns to build rail-
roads. A county convention has been
held and candidates put in nomination to
contest the field at the ensuing election.
This same question will probably more or
less enter the election in belt of towns
from Montpelier across to st. Johnsbury
TO Essex County.
In Chlttenden County there is also a
bolt on one Senator aud States Attorney.
}. S. Adams, Secretary of the Board of
Education, is running as an independent
candidate for Senator, and Ii. III. Talcott
of Burlington as States Attorney on the
same ticket. This is bolt by the tenn
perance men who claim that they were not
well used at the regular Union conven-
ton. The Union party are united how
ever on State ticket, and these schsms
will not materially affect the general re-
suit.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-08-23

The SURRArr JUgY.-One of the ju-
rymen in the Surratt case, it seems, has
given an account of the deliberations of
that body after retiring to make up that
verdict. They first hal secret ballot,
when four Of the slips were marked
guilty" and eight "not guilty." Dis
cussion of the testimony followed at length
the majority party adhering to the belief
that Surratt had proved an alibi. This
belief was adhered to during all subsequent
divisions. The evidence which had the
most weight with them was that given by
the three storekeepers at Elmira, who tes-
titled that they saw Surra.t in their store
at some time between the 18th and 18Th
Of April, 1865. They admitted that the
prisoner was guilty of participation in The
conspiracy, but did not believe he was
present in Washington on the day of the
assassination. The testimony that exer-
ereised the greatest influence on the minds
of those jurors who voted for conviction
was that given by Susan jackson. the COL
ored servant Of Mrs. Surraits house, who
sworc that she saw the prisoner sitting in
the basement on the 14ih of April, when
Mrs. Surratt said, "This is my son John;
do yon think he looks anything Ike An
ma 2" The manner in which the simple
minded servant adhered TO her statement
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-08-23

CELEBRATION OF THE BATTLE OF
BENNINGroN.--The citizens of Benning-
ton, Vermont, celebrated the anniversary
Of the battle fought there during the old
Revolutionary war on Saturday. Although
the weather was unfavorable a large con-
course of spectators were present. A
procession under the marshalship of Col.
Cady, was formed, principally of military
and fire companies and representatives of
the manufactures and trades pursued in
the town, and after performing the allotted
line OF march halted at the sp aker's stand
fronting the Mount Anthony House, when
the President Of the day, Hon. w. S.
Southwortll. introduced to the auditory
Hon. Horace Greeley, who made a speech
of about an hours length, in forcible, en-
pertaining and instructive style. 1t refer
red to the events of the battle at Benning-
ton, the heroes who fought there, and the
principles their per onal sacrifices inaugu-
rated, and also to local matters, particular
ly railroad Improvements. A base ball
match and horse trot took place in the af-
ternoon, and torchlight procession con-
cluded the festivities, which were in all
| respects successful.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-08-23

10 the locomotive; few more bounds and
he can hear their voices. lie now shouts
out with all his powcr-a welcome shout
is returned. One, two, three, and he is
saved-saved from perils nameless and
fearful, and from death of agony. He
was nearly wild with excitement, and as
the engine started away, and then increas-
ed its speed till the Telegraph poles were
flying past and the distance between the
wreck and them was increasing, he laugh
ed and cried by turns, shouted, danced,
and committed all sorts. of extravagances.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-08-23

DEMoREsT's /" YOUNG AMERICA -
Young America has really found repre-
sentative in this brilliant little periodical,
which is as full of stories, pictures, puz-
zles. toys, and fun as any little boy or girl
could desire. 1t is, moreover, not only en-
teriaining, but instructive; containing
hints and information on all sorts of sub
jects, and capital suggestions, introduced
in way to interest children, and make
them follow up the subject for themselves.
Paren's will find it valuable auxiliary to
their efforts for home amusements and ed
ucation. Address, w. jennings Demorest,
473 Broadway, New York.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-08-23

The DEMOCRATIC SpLIT-The split
among the Vermont democracy on govern
or is complete, grows deeper, and has now
reached this side Of the State. The Rut-
land Courier follows up the Montpelier
apostle with hot herbs, declaring its pur-
pose to support Phelps for Governor. On
this point the Courier of last week says:
The fact that Mr.. Phelps does not wish
TO be candidate Is the very reason why
all good men should vote for him, and
such are the men who ought TO be elected,
rather thai. those who have forced them
selves before the people for their suffrases.
A democratic correspondent OF the
Courier at Mortified, and Partridge of
Norwich, sympatllizes very cordially with
the Courier.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-08-23

Such was the howery land filed with
healing airs and lie preserving products,
where DIR. Drake has discovered the chief
ingredients os his wonderful Tonic Medi-
cine-PLANTATIoN BIrrERs--the en-
chantei tropical island of st. Croix. The
PLANTATION HTTERs, combining all the
medicinal and t,nie virtues Of the healing
and liife-sustaining products of that favor
ed cline, are, without doubt, the Words
Great Remedy for Dyspepsia, Low Spirits,
and all other Stomachc difficulties. 34-35
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-08-23
VVIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY

This remedy has long been cherished by the community
for its remarkable eescy in relieving. Leang cutting
the most obstinate painful long standing cases ei
Cough Cold Influenza. Sore Throat. Bronchitis wboop
ing Cough, Group Asthma Inflammation of the Lungs
while Consumption Itself has yielded to It's magic
fuence when all other have failed Its whole his
that the has produced remedy equal
value, for the and dangerous palmo-
nary ftctions which prevail all over the land
Case of u GentIcuau over seventy Years
Of Age.
ssUra LONDONDERRY. May u, 1860.
MEssas s. W. Fowls & Co,
For several part have been In feeble health my
disease being Of pulmonary nature For the or
six winters haze been good deal afflicted with severe
cough The last winter was attacked violently than
and for several weeks to my room some
of the time in very critical state much so that my
friends and physician supposed that my num-
bered. At this juncture / commenced taking Wistars
Bslsam of Wild Cherry the effect of whs was truly won
derful After the third had been taken felt sure
that was receiving great relief and the of wiroe
bottle cured cough and brought back good
OF health, considering naturally feeble constitution
intend to continue the Basam and think IL very yaUa
bic preparation Yours, JOHN WIIITUoMB
Prepared by Seth W. Fowle & Son. is fremont Street
Boston, and for sale by Druggists generally.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-08-23
eli Works like n Charm.,,

,.enne : Psin killing Magic Oil cures Headache.
kennc's Pain-k iing Magic OIL cures Toothache,
ienne's Pan-Ki ling Magic Oil cures Neuralria,
nennes Pain Killing Magic Oil cores chojer, Mo,tuv
i.enne.s Pain-killing Magic Oil curps Rheumatisn,t
isenne Pa n Killing Magic . II cures Iameu.s-i
Eenne Pam Killing Magic Oil cnres skin Diseases.
some foss seem to be proud telling how lame her
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Renne's Pain Killing Magic nil e,,,hsui,y NJ.
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" We actually take all that kind Of b-sg out Of them
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"si- hhSSs, Sole Prop sietor and Manufac. urer
Pr-rsrIELp. Macs
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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-08-23

that this occurred on Good Friday, not
withstanding the earnest efforts of oppos-
ing counsel to confuse her as to dates, ear
ried conviction to the minds of the minor
ity. The question Of Mrs. Surratts guilt
or innocence, it seems, were discussed,
and, after the expression of much variety
of opinion, that of her having been guilty
and justly executed prevailed.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-08-23

DosToN BUSINESS DRECroIY.-Geo.
Coolidge, of No. 8 MIX Street, has pub
lished the Boston Business Directory ard
Illustrated Guide for 1868. which con-
tains large and well executed map of the
city. Not the least valuable feature of
the little work is the Rambles about
Boston" which contains great amount of
Information very spic-ly served up. Mail
ed FOR 80 cents, post paid. Every business
man ought TO have it.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-08-23
| SE CURTIS DAVIS CELEBRAT Ell
AMERICAN PEERLESS SOAP.
THE BEST FAMILY SOAP IN THE WORLD,

rms soap is strictly pure in every particular It con
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ease 10 viii not rot nre the fabric washed with il IN
s slightest degree 1t Is perfectly free from eooring
IhJurous, or Offensive matter common in many other
soaps ~ viii not make the hands sore and chan hnt i
oI hsanng nature 1t makes quick and beautiful lath
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All oatnng purposes, only IL Is not perfumed
IL VIII make good shrs ing Soap rs can be prniuce,
py giving It proper age. 1t emis pleasant odor while
being used and leaves the clothes and clean as The
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stains, &c, &c, from any material as well as any
BAR soAH however highly recommended
u WI wash IN soft and medium hard water 70 the .;r.
Satisfaction of ALL 1t be used in very har or SELF
water with the very bet results IL liberal smo.lpt Of
sal soda Is first disovel and added the water Re viii
accomplish al that any soip should properly DO
IL Is J1st the Soap for all to buy a. II corn
phss al tine essential properties Of shaving bathing
Washing the hands and face only Of The mechanic 81
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Ihe soap Is warranted in every particular to prove as
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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-08-23
: inc nre.ent emnrcss of Morncco

= The present empress of Morocco was
born po1r Swiss girl, and went with her
parents TO Algeria in 1884, where the
whole family were taken prisoners, and
her father and mother killed. Virginia.
the daughter, was very beautiful, her cap
tors spared her, the cmperor's son saw and
loved her, and the rest of the story is
cay.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1867-08-23
S C Il o Full

The ev Geo Storrs Of Brooklyn N saws In the Bible
Examiner by way OF apology for Publishing a medical
certncaie IN MS Magazine of the of his only son. Of
scrofuh AFTER dissolution appeared nevi. table, We
puesn TINS statement not for pay. but gratitude 10
ood who has thus answered prayer in justice 10 DR.
anders being satied that there virtue in the Iodine
water treatment which the readers of this Magazine will
thank lis Editor for bringing to their notiren
Circulars fee
Dr. ii Anders' Iodine Water Is so- s1lc by j p pISs
MORE Proprietor, 81 Dey ST.. N. Y, and by all Drug
gists. % ~