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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-03-22
WASHINGTON.
Registration Of F0tes-Senate Con.
firmatiOns.

WASHINGTON, March 21.-The reg
;stration of votes under the suffrage
law. has commenced in Washington.
The registration in the first ward
shows the blacks greatly in the ma
iority. The whites are taking no par
ticuiar interest in the matter.
The President has signed the bill
appropriating SIS, 900 for the relief OF
freedmen and destitute colored per-
sons in the District OF Columbia:
Also, the bill appropriating $4,000
for the Paris exhibition. sr,--
1t is understood that the Presiden
to-day nominated Wms Goodwin Col.
p. lector, and A. d. Markley Naval Oth
Ger, at Philadelphia. 70
The President will probably, to
morrow, return to the House the sup
nlernental reconstruction bill. a
The following nominations were re
;ected by the Senate on Tuesday:
Collectors of Internal Revenue
Rev. Geo. Fl, Greene, Second Distric
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Missouri; Henry G. Witter, Twenty
third District Illinois; J. Mcclure,
District Pennsylvania !;
David Colliwell, Seventeenth District
Pennsylvania, and Geo. Sanderson,
Ninth District Pennsylvania
P0stmasters A. Richardson. at
Jefferson City, Mo-; Albert j Clarke,
Toledo. Ohio; Richard Benham, Ann
ArboF, Mich; VIM S. Me, Franklin,
Indiana
WASHINGTON, March u. = HUI
burd, from the Committee on Public
Expenditures, has just reported, at
/ :15 p NJ, resolution calling on the
President to remove Collector Smythe
of New York. .,s sf,,.,
WASHINGTON, March 21-The
Senate yesterday confirmed the fol-
lowing nominations: Associate JUS
tiee, John HI. Carter, Supreme Court
of Arizona; United States District
Attorney, Samuel FL Terry, for the
District Of Louisiana; Register of
the Land Office. Sylyanus q. Nye, at
Stockton, California. stxIVE4u
An idea prevails at the South that
the Postal Currency, SO rcaIled, is not
redeemable by the Government, and
is, therefore, being repudiated a;
worthless. <os.i h8D sssg0
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Legislative PrOceedlngs-RailrOad
Bills Vetoed and Voted Upon.

DETROIT, Michigan, March 21.-
In the State Senate yesterday Gov.
Crapo's veto of the Port Huron and
Lansing Railroad bill, was voted
upon, and resulted in the bill being
lost, lacking one vote of making the
necessary two-thirds9 Do lgHT
This morning the Governor sent in
his veto. of twenty railroad bills on
the same grounds of his former veto.
The Senate took avote on two bills,
but lacked the strength to pass them.
The others were tabled. Thus proba-
bly, ends the projects of building rail-
roads in this State by means Of taxing
municipalities Aa1J DiVt5 ,l.lls1, lisL1 II 81.
A9Oviolent northwest snow storm
prevailed all day. s5e.ls, S f
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NASHVILLE.
Decision Of the Supreme Court-The
Franchise Law Sustained.
Especial TO evansville Journal.l

- Especial TO evansville Journal.l II
NASHVILLE, March N.-The rSu-
preme Court rendered adecisiont to day
sustaining the franchise law of the last
session of the Legislature. The de-
cision is contrary to the expectations
of the Conservatives, and the Radi
Gals are much elated, but the Conser-
vatives are despondene z agl Tsal4
In consequence of the rains, the re-
pairs of the Nashville and Chatta-
noona railroad has not progressed as
rapidly as expected. Trains will,
however, be running through Satur-
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THE IRISH VERY GLOOMY.
ZIAa 81 q W
Battle Expected in Mexico.
- 81
Another Veto Looked For.
aaKaoJ TeaW HIU0r
Distress i'm East tennessee.
A MURDER IN BALTIMORE.
ur nrr7 rTcr .EJDnNr LTTT ID n ~
Distress i'm East tennessee.
|. MURDER IN BALTIMORE
LATE NEWS FROM EUROPE.
ST, LOUIS,
Sheriff Of idar SsussyO Invested
Burglary-Test Oath Rescinded.
especial 70 fNadsSille1Joafaai.l

especial to EVansville Journal.l
Sr. LOUIS, March q ,-J ohm Own
by, Sheriff Of Adair County, who alb
sconded With twenty thousand dollars
of State money, ash0rt time agoawas
recently arrested at Little Rock, Ar
kansas, and brought back. 1t is
probable that most of. the stolen
money will be recovered.
Another extensive burglary was
committed yesterday morning The
tailoring establishment of Stephen
Cummings, on Olive Street, was en-
tered, and about one thousand dollars
worth of cloth, &C., was carried off.
The Supreme Court of this State
has rescinded the order requiring a
lawyer to take the test oath prescrib-
ed by the Constitution. sss
The Goodyear hard rubber patent
case, which has been before the U. 5.
Circuit Court for two days, was de-
cided this evening, by Judge Treat
granting an injunction against the
dentists using said patent, with the
privilege to,them to dissolve lthessame
on giving two thousand dollars bonds
to keep an account, and pay such sum
as may be awarded on final hearing
and costs. - 2''e,a',.fA .'me ,'S, ~
Weather damp and chilly, with in
dications ofsrainsH 81 BMG 90 .zOE
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NEw ORIEANs. Maroh 2l.-In.the !

New ORLEANS, March 21.-Inithe
Senate a joint resolution vas intro
duced, recommending all citizens.
white and black, entitled to vote, to
register their names, and take an acr
tive part in the reorganization of the
State. e.e. 20
The report from the Special I'm
parchment Committee of the House
recommend that no further steps for
the impeachment of Gov. Wells be
taken-as the establishment of mili-
tary rule in the State would render
such action nugatory-was adopted
In the House joint protest has
been introduced against the recon-
struction bill. sd
The office of Register df voters
has been closed by the Register, by
the advice of Gen. Sheridan.
QUEENSTOWN, March 2I.3Steamer
Torife, from New York, arrived to-
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DestitutIOn In the Districts on Green
Riyer-PeOple Suffering for the
Necessaries OF Life. ~ ~
Especial to Evansville JournaLl

ISPCCIdI V 80 - = -
LOUISVILLE, March 21.-The desti-
tuition in the inundated districts on
Green River is very great. The peo-
ple are suffering for the necessaries OF
life, many being compelled to leave
their homes. Berk City is entirely
deserted. the inhabitants heingscom-
pelled to fee to the hills.
Shawneetown is submerged. The
wharf f-boat is crowded with pnfoEtu,
nate refugees.
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z II = = -
EUROPE.
By the : Atlantic, Telegraph
Garibaldi Elected NapOleOn's Poll.
70 y.ioaF ey, Endorsed 3d9lSa Hloo


10 y.iodF ey, Endorsed u9lga Dio1
t9sB Iot tQ9a .L--- - blo9 70 lIsg
LONDON, March 21,-Earl DIsraeli,
Chancellor of the Exchequer. prom
ises liberal Reform Bill for, Ireland
AUSTRIA H yoT1 9sui
VIENNA, March 21.-Dispatches re-
)ceiveds here indicate that the insur-
rection against the authority of the
Sublime Porte is rapidly spreading
throughout Thessaly D4~D
- GERMANY. -.
FRANKFORT. March 21. = United
States bonds, I'll.
ITALY.
FLoRENGE, March 21.-The general
elections have been held. Gen. Gar
ibaldi was returned for three cities.
an FRANCE. ~
PARIS, March N.-In the Corps
Legislatif. the foreign policy of the
Emperor has been endorsed by an
overwhelming majority.
RUSSIA.
ST.. PETERSBURG, March 21.-Hos-
tilities between Russia, and Boshara
have been temporarily suspended.
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shaliextend into the latter part of
next week The matter was before
the judiciary Committee this morning,
and was postponed to next Saturday.
There is good authority for saying
that ex-senator Foster, of Connect
cut, will receive the nomination Of
Minister to Austria In place Of Mot
ley, resigned e4eoa
The Herald's special says Messrs.
Jas. Brooks, Fernando Wood, John
Morrissey, John Fox, and John
Weichemier, composing the New
York delegation, had long interview
with the President tonight. The
subject of the talk was general. in
Guiding reconstruction, confiscation,
and impeachment, but related more
particularly to Federal appointments
for the city of New Y ork > The Pres
ident was very reticent, and gave them
no encouragement concerning the
distribution of the offices. Ell
Special Commissioner l.. v. Bogy
yesterday completed a treaty with the
Chippeway1 Indians, of the Mississip-
pi banks Of Minnesota, of which
Hole-iny ytbesDay is principal chief.
By this. treaty, the Chippeways agree
to eede to the United States portion
of their present lands in Mime sofa,
and receive In exchange an equal
| portion of land inr another part Of
the State The object of making the
exchange is, that the, Indians may
have better farming lands-they hav-
ing expressed desire to, devote them
! selves to agricultultural pursuits.
The Tribane's special says the
House Committee on Expenditure
4 will report a resolution asking the
President to remove Collector Smythe
for gross malfeasance in Office, and il
the request is not compiled with, arti-
cles of impeachment against the Col
lector will be presented. ft 5eH
New YORK, March 21,AThe Mrs
j Kimball, who came to her death, as
alleged, from the effects of attempt
ing to produce ABORTION, was not the
| wife Of Major Kimball, of Hawkins
Zouayes, butlthe widow of the late
Lieut.. Kimball, taken prisoner dur
ing the Mexican war, and died In
captivity. The wife of Major Kim.
ball is employed in the departments
at Washington. So s
The Tammony Society has pur.
chased lot, North side of Four
teenth Street, formerly the site of the
Medical College of the Univefsit.
which burned q down with thu
| Academy of Music. nos 500 {
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MISCELLANEOUS,
Law Suit I'm BufKalO-SenatOrial
Observation-Disclosures In Balti-
more. sTr

BALTIMORE, March 21. - James
Farr, merchant from Hillsborough,
Carolina County, Illinois, was found
in his bed, Saturday morning, with
his throat cut. He was known to
have, a large amountlof money in his
possession, which is. missing. 1t is
supposed, be was murdered for. his
money No clue to the murderers.
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NEW YORK.

Irish Depression - Canada Threat
enedAMexIcan News-Supplemen-
tary Reconstruction Bill to be
VetOed--The Maryland Senatorial
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Foster Minis
ter to Vienna-Distress in East
tennessee. NJJIa t4tl lt
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BOSTON.
Burning Of school Houses BY In
0cendiaries-LOss $7O,O0O. kcl

BosToN,, March 21.-Two school
houses in Brighton, one occupied BY
the high school and the other by the
primary, department., were burned last
night by incendiaries. Loss $4,000.
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ANNAPOLIS, March 21.-The Mary
land Senate bill appropriating $780,
GOO for the relief of the destitute peo-
pie in the South, passed the House.
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MONTREAL, March 21-Nearly all
the present members of Parliament
in Lower Canada, will be'returned to
the House of Commons. A large
number, as yet, are unepposed. 1t is
understood that the election will not
take place until midsummer, G...
A report received by Gen. Michael
shows that all is quiet on the frontier,
and that there is no ground whatever,
Tor excitement on account of Fenian
movements.
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RurFAIo. March 21.-The1 case 0

BUFFALO, March 21.-The case of
Albert Sturgis, of Chicago, against
II. S. Prosser, eof this city, was con-
cluded yesterday. The plaintiff was
non-suitcd The propeller City of
Buffalo, last summer, while unload
ing at Sturgis's elevator, caught fire
and destroyed the elevator, for which
$150,0O0 damages were claimed by
Albert Sturgis.
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TIE PRESS AND TIMES AND THE
FRANCHISE LAW.


The Press and Times of yesterday
says:
The Franchise law clearly and unqHes-
tionably, was framed SO as to take the ap-
pointment of the officers of election away
from the County Courts and Sheriff., and
place it in the hands of Commissioners Of
Registration. No man of intelligence can
honestly give any other construction TO
the following clear and definite language
Of the law:
"'The Judges andC Jerks of all elections
shall hereafter be selected and appointed
by the Commissioner of Registration in
each county, in the same manner, and gov
erned by the same rules and laws hereto
fore provided by law
"1he intention of the law il unquestion-
ably 10 give the Commissioners of Regis
tration the appointment of officers of cleo
ton. The committee which has invited
the violation of the law throughout the
State kaoW that this is the intention and
meaning Of the law"
No one doubts for an instant that it
was the intention OF the trainers of the
franchise law to confer the power claimed
by the Press and Times upon the Com
missioner Of Registration, but they failed
to do it, as they had failed to accomplish
their purpose in framing the previous
franchise laws. But the Press and
Times resorts TO a discreditable dodge to
show that the law means what it desires
If the law stood as quoted by the Press
and Times there would be no question
that it meant Just what is claimed by that
paper, but the clause which the Press
and Times attempts to quote reads as
follows:
"The Judges and Clerks Of all elections
shall hereafter be selected and appointed
by the Commissioner of Registration, in
each county, in the same manner, and gov
srned by the same rules and laws heretofore
provided by law, comforting the said selec-
ton and appointments by the Sherifis."
The Press and Times omits the last
sentence of this clause. 1t is discredita-
bic to attempt to bolster mp an interpre-
tation III the interest of political party
by such resort The talk of the Press
and Times about the violation of the
franchise law being recomnended, is the
shallowest trick ever that paper was
guilty of, and it has descended to some
very little things. The Conservative Com
mittee win demand the execution Of the
letter of the franchise law, and no bra-
vado on the part of the Press and Times
will deter them from this purpose. The
time when that game would win is past
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LATEST TELEGRAMS.
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES.



NEW HAVEN, june 27.-The President
left Hartford this morning. and was re-
ceived at the depot here with cheers from
large crowd, and then escorted to the
City Hall by the military. Salutes were
fired, bells rung and flags were displayed.
Gov. English introduced the President 10
the Mayor, who extended to him well
come. The President then returned thanks
for this manifestation Of respect, not only
TO him as citizen, but as Chief Magistrate
of the country. have tried to be Presi-
dent of the whole United States, and not
of a part thereof Where two kinds of
courage--one physical, which enables
men to meet ON the battlefield; the
other moral, which gives man strength
to stand in the councils of the
nation and face those who may endeavor
to overthrow our liberties. In the midst
Of all this l had but one anchor from
which / never permitted myself to be cut
loose. conscientious conviction was my
courage. The public good my aim. The
constitution my guide. He further replied
that the storm has passed, the skies were
becoming brighter. Then why could they
not all unite in one common effor. to restore
peace and concord to the country. The
President was frequently applauded, and
given three cheers.
Mr.. Seward was also introduced. and
made few remarks of complimentary
nature He said: What have observed
in Connecticut, is that its people shaye a
wonderful faculty not only for teaching but
for making a great many things. If il is
peace they make profit, and If war it is
making wsrlike instruments, and | am
happy to say see diffusion of knowledge
in your State keeps pace with skill in labor
Postmaster General Randall also re-
spopded to a call
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To THE COUNTY COURTS OF THE
STATE.

Do not fail to appoint Judges in all the
precincts at your July term. This is re-
qHired to be done by the County Courts of
each county, at the session next preceding
the election day, which is the LIST day Of
August next. Code sec. S4l The law is
not changed on that subject If this be
neglected, az the law Is amended in the
last franchise act, Sec. 10 page 81, the
power devolves upon the Commissioners Of
Registration. Some have enormously sup
posed that the power has been taken from
the County Courts by that act. Ii viii be
seen the Commissioner is authorized TO APP
point in cases when the SherifIs by the ex-
isting law could do so, and that was only
in case the County Court failed to attend to
that duty, or the persons they appointed
failed TO act. See Code, sec $40. What
ever may have been intended, the act Of
the 25th Of February, 1867, construed with
said sections Of the Code, admits Of no other
construction-it is certainly plain-too
plain for controversy.
BY order Of the Central Committee
joins c. GAUT, Chairman.
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In Chancery at Nashville.

State Of Tennessee-Ofice Clerk and Master,
Chaneery Court at Nashville, June the 9TH, 1867.
W. W. Totten ct al, complainants, vs.. H. G.
Carhart ct ais, defendants.
TTAPPEARING FROM AFFIDAVIT FILED
J. in this cause that the defendants, III. c. Car
hart, admir- of Jas. w. Gill, deceased, w. Mer-
edith, Jas. Vandersliee, Evan Vanderslice,
Sam1 Pehnybaker, Margaret Pennybaker, Thos.
Rossiter, Rachel Rosslter, Nicholas Bean, Mary
Bean, Ellen Ullman, Frances Simpson, Frances
Bryfogle, Mary Casey, Catharine MOnnett, Ann
B. Gill, Jas. w. Gill, Bloomer b. Gill and Carrie
Gill, are non-residents of the State of Tennes-
see il is therefore ordered that they enter their
appearance herein before or within the first
three days of the next term of said Court to
be held on the first Monday in November next
1867, and plead, answer or demur to complain
ants bill or the same will be taken for confessed
as to them and set for hearing ex parte, and
that a copy of this order be published for four
consecutive weeks in the Nashville Union and
Dispatch
A c0py-Attest NJ. b. HOWELL,
Clerk and Master.
W. F. Cooper, Sol'r for eomplt. june2S wat
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ETHEEIDGE TO BIZ AT HARTsyILLE-In
making bis appointments Tor the Middle
Division of the State, Mr.. Etheridge
omitted day between Gallatin and Lee
banon, and his friends have supplied the
omission by making an appointment for
him at Hdrtsrille, on Wednesday, JHly
Bird. We have no hesitation in saying
that he viii I'll the appointment, and that
the intelligent people of Macon, Smith
and Sumner counties, embracing a fer
tile, populous and patriotic section, viii
turn out en- mdsse to hear him on that
occasion. We are authorized to say, in
behalf Of that generous people, that a
grand barbecue viii be spread at Harris
vile on that day, and no more inviting
entertainment could be offered. We trust
the sturdy yeomanry of that region, white
and black, as well as the women and
youth will be there to see and be
delighted.
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ANOTHER RADICAL TRICK.

The Memphis Apaldnehe says it has
the names and residences Of number
Of colored boys, under or about sixteen
years of age, who have procured ce-tif-
Gates Of registration from old Jim Davis,
and will try to vote for Brownlow. These
colored boys say that Barbour Lewis and
other leading Radicals gave them doll
Lar piece for getting registered, and
promised them more if they would vote
the Radical ticket at the ensuing election
They say that Davis didn't ask them how
old they were, nor where they lived, but
some man told them how they must vote
The personal appearance of these boys
indicates at once that they are minors,
but Radicalism couldn't see that The
colored boys say that they were hired to
register. Hired by the party protesting
extreme political virtue
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I'm Chancery At Nashville.

State Of Tenneesee-0 Clerk and Master.
Chancery Court at Nashville, May the 3D. 1867.
The First National Bank ct ais, complainants,
VS.. Frank L. Perrin ct ais, defendants.
TAPPEARING FROM AFFIDAVIT FILED
in this cause that the defendants, S. Aubach
& Co., c. p. Westcott Isaac l.. Woods, Wilson.
Peters & Co.. VIM. IL. Dillingham;. A. Peter,
Thos E. Wilson and 4. II. Lewis, are non :
residents of the State of Tennessee: it is
therefore ordered that they enter their sp-
pearance herein before or within the first three
days of the next term of said Court, to be held
on the first Monday in November next. 1857, and
plead, answer or demur to compliments bill, or
the same will be taken for confessed as to them
and set for hearing ex parte, and that a copy
of this order be published for four consecutive
weeks in the Nashville Union and Dispatch.
A copy-Attest: M. b. HOWELL,
Clerk and Master
R. McP. Smith. r. s. Tuthill, Sol'rs for com
plainapts. lune2o wit