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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-30


a principle cafe and his beautiful
daughter. The girl was mere child
| In years-she could not have been
more than fifteen-but her father re-
| garded her as a portion of his bust
ness capital, and SO placed her in the
cafe. where her beauty could not fail
| to draw a profitable custom to his
establishment. Naturally, the per-
petual loseness Of contact into which
she was brought with the frequenters
OF the cafe brushed away somewhat of
the maidenly reserve that should
have belonged to a young girl whose
character no one Ventured to asperse
but it had also given her a Womanly
keeness of perception and GOODNESS Of
Judgment. With the naiUe manners
of child, she combined the soul
such as it was-of a woman, and
though she would talk and jest with
each newcomer alike, she made her.
self respected even by the rough sol
diers ofthe garrison, and kept herself
free from insult or too positive famil-
iarity
After a time it came to be noticed
that Da Francia was an especial fav-
orite with the girl. He spent much
of his time at the cafe, and was often
seen seated apart from his comrades
at the little table in the corner of the
room, talking with Teresa, who lin
gered longer near him than elsewhere.
They not only met thus in public,
but, unknown to any, except, perhaps, |
to the girls father, the young officer |
was accustomed to meet her in quiet |
places beyond the walls of the |
town. No one ventured to joke |
with him on the subject, for he had /
once let 1t be known very de- /
cidedly Z that he should permit /
no light illusions to be made
to his Intimacy with the girl, and his
reputation as skillful swordsman
was such that his comrades did not
dare to come In hostile contact with |
him. 1t was generally beloved that
his connection with her was simply
the idle impulse Of careless youth,
and so, when on the morning of the
day when his company was to return
to Naples, Da Franeia was publicly
to Teresa, the astonishment
of his friends knew no bounds His
conduct was looked upon as little else
than madness. That he, the descen-
dant of one of the Oldest and proud
est families in the kingdom, should
marry girl of the social position of
Teresa, was unparalleled in the mat
rimonial annals of Italy. However,
married he was. and when his COM
pany, relieved from garrison duty at
Iretta Minarda, marched back to
Naples, Da Francia was accompanied
Dy his new wife
His family shared in the general
amazement, adding thereto a large
,hare of indignant anger. The door
IF his fathers house was closed to
him and he was told he might, if he
chose, open cafe with his plebeian
wife, but that henceforth his father
md brothers disowned him. As soon
Is this fact was known, his friends in
he regiment became warm In his de-
ence and WED with each other in at
entions to the sighted wife of their
beloved comrade Yet no man among
hem who was married thought of
bringing his own wife into the society
f the daughter of a keeper of a pro-
incial cafe; so that it followed that
Eeresa's acquaintance were IN no in
stances of her own sex. i
CONCLUDED TOMORROW.
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Notice.

way AUTHORITY OF II. McCULa
- LOCH Secretary of the Treasury,
through contract covering the wreeklng OF
gunboats &c, in the Tennessee river, /
hereby notify all parties or party con-
cerned in removing machinery, ordnance,
&c, from sal, boats, that they must make
a report to me, Immediately; OF the amount
if sold to report to me, IN VALUE. Lhave
Information that parties in st. Louis, Lou-
iSviIle- Cincinnati, Evansville, and John
sonyilie, Tenn, have been concerned in
this removal 1t is hoped that these par
ties will attend to this matter Immediately
and save legal process.
a.s.s - sGEO. z. WALLACE,
oc3 diff Contractor.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-06-27

Federal and state, to use all
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this evil.
6. ResOlred, That the Radical majority On
the so-called Congress have proved them
selves to be IN favor of Negro Suffrage by
forcing II upon the people OF the District
of Columbia against their almost uuani-
nous wish, solemuly cNpressCdat the polls,
by forcing it upon the people OF all the
Territories, and by their various devices to
cuerce the people of the South to adopt II (;
that We are opposed to Negro Suffrage. bo-
lcyhg 1t would be productive of evil to
both whites aud blacks, and tend TO pro-
ducc a disastrous conflict Of races.
:. heSOlred, That for all their efforts to
uphold the Constitution We tender to the
President aud to the majority of the Judges
of the Supreme Court Of the United States
our hearty thanks.
:. ReS0tred. That we are IN favor of n
Democratic Convention of delegates from
all the States, to be held at such time and
place as may be agreed upon, and that the
state Central Committee be authorized TO
concur with other proper committees In
liking time and place, and that We prefer
Louisville, Ky, as the place
8. ResOtCed, That the Democratic news
papers Of Ohio deserve our earnest and lib
eral support, and that an early and thorough
organization of the party Is Indispensable.
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4 Blatant Winged.

When the "Natick cobbler" alias WILSON
alias CoLBAITm, had swung round the cir
Gle South, rs far as Huntsville, Ala. he
there delivered himself of characteristic
windy address, in which he valiautly as
sailed our friend VALLANDIGHAM with the
usual weapons of Radical warlarc-Nitu-
perative falsehoods. The following is re-
ported in the HeraId, of that city:
I'VE have some mean Yankees up North /;
and when Yankee is mean lac can 90
deeper and stay longer than anybody else.
They call themselves Democrats, but why.
| don't know. They encouraged the rebel
lion. said there would be no war. they
would hold all the blood that would be split
in the hollow OF their hands, and that men
of the South could whip the Yankees with
Il broomStick. Nallandigham is one OF their
leaders. lie bOaSted that if any Northern
army attempted to march over OHIO soil
against the South it would have to march
over his dead body. The war came on and
an Ohio regiment approaching his house,
was halted by its colonel, who told them
Bows, we are now going to pass over Val
landigham's dead body. Hold your noses
Forward, marchn These men did not dare
even TO pray for the rebels when the wal
began
The editor sent q copy of the Herald to
General ", and here is his notice of it:
DAYTON, ONO, June 8, 1867.
j. WihsrS Cldg Esq, HuHtSrRie, Ala:
Sm-In the speech at huntsville O
Henry Wilson nee jeremiah Colbaith ~
published in your paper (the DEMOCRAT o
May 81, 1867, are three deliberate false
hoods relating to myself, in just twice n
many lines.
l. am not one of those "whO encour
aged the rebellion. said there would be M
war, A." ETC.; but just the reverse. j Eeve
expressed or held the opinion that North
ern or Western Democrats would assist tn
South in n war for secession and indepcn
dence So far as the war was wagCd ol
part of the South. for this purpose, sh
never had my sympathy. As waged b.
the North, | was opposed to it at ever
point from beginning TO end, for reason
which TINE is now Vindicating every day
.. ! never said that the Northern troop
should march over my dead body"
3. The pretended incident related by vii
son about an Ohio regiment passing IN
house never had an existence, nor even
shadow of foundation.
My crime during the war was that | cor
sistently and persistently loved and Il,
Tended constitutional liberty and the ol
Federal Republic throughout.
beg your pardon, and my own. for col
descending to notice any thing from til
vulgar itinerant changing. My Ouly apo
ogy is that he is the successor of Dani
Webster in what remains of the Unite
States Senate-and has lately "eNperienc'
religion. Very truly, etc.
&. l.. NALLANDIGHAM.
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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-06-27

There Is no longer a denial made by any \
Of the leading Radicals of the country. that
the adoption Of their proposed so-callcd
Reconstruction Act. by the people Of the
ten Southern States, will be made iinality
of peace and harmony. They are to do
that, and then do more. and keep doing
As the Philadelphia Age says: "li they
will agree to support the dominant party
TO school and educate the freedmen to vote
that ticket, their admission and representa-
tion Is possible and practicable. If not
then the SrEvENs-SnERMAN bill is not a
nnality, and the States must remain la their
present condition of military divisions, and
continue to be ruled by military officers in-
stead of civil functionaries elected by the
people.
This view of Radical action in the south
suggests the pertinent inquiry, may not
Congress attempt to fastcn Radical rule up
on the North by similar mcansy Already
a bill is before that body, introduced by
Mr.. Wilson, to enlarge the elective IRAN
chise in all the Northern States. Under the
provisions of this act negroes are raised to
immediate citizenship, and put on politi-
cal equality with white men. Should thls
bin pass what viii be the result? All
State authority on the subject of regulating
the status of citizenship Will be vested ii
Congress. That body can say who shal
and who shall not vote, and thus polilica
majority can pcrpetuatc its own power io
all time, if led by bold and fearless men
Should the States in the Norll
pronounce such bill an lllrac
ton Of their constitutional rights
the same power that compels the South Il
accept laws will be called into rcquisitton
and then comes the catastrophe
The leaders of the Radical party will no
surrender power without Il fierce and de
termncd struggle. If the rights OF th
States North or South, stand in the wa
of Radical success, they will he tramplc
under foot. The address of the Congress
sional Committee shows what they ar
prepared to do in the South, and WILSON
bill is intended to produce like action
the North The nation is to be radical
lied" and the people must foot the bill ic
this costly experiment.
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his premises invaded few days since by Il
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during the war. lie managed to jump out
of a back window and run for the woods
where he is keeping company with the
owls of Piscataquis county. lie was tre-
mendous loyalist
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EY"The NatiJHdl IHteHigeHcer casts it
Into the face of the Jacobins that their at
tempt to get up an excitement upon the
Attorney Generals Interpretation of the
reconstruction acts is about to prove Il
most impotent failure The fact that these
opinions were not volunteered, but were
requested through the regular channels OF
official communication by the generals
commanding in the South, has been re-
gardcd by the thoughtful and considerate
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these opinions have been calmly considered,
and with singular unanimity almost en-
tirely approved and adopted by every Of
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hot-hcaded lIotspurs of the Radical revo-
lutiomary cabal of all their thunder, ano
renders their furious invectives against the
President and the Attorney General simply
ridiculous.
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WhO2 Who?

Col. DoN PIArT, in the Nae-a-cheek Press,
only the other day, SHE'D small brick-bat
into his own camp of Radicaldom, which
stirred up its turbid aters aud spread up
on the breeze q most pungent stencil lie
told them
COMMITTEES are appointed by Congress,
and one of these, nearly year since, traced
"a fraud involving q million of dollars to
the door of an official so high in Office and
the affections of the people, that all would
have been startled and panied had it been
made public. And the report has never
been published. And why? Because il
might affect the next election"
Who is the millionaire official? That
the point much more interesting, too
than TO know whether or no "old JoHH
BRowN's soul is marching onr' Col. Do'
was on the staff of Gen. SCHENCK, and mad
record of surprising loyalty, but that
fact does not absolutely forbid his leak
ing the little affair into the willing ear o
brother B-k of the Dayton Journal wh'
will most willingly tell us tSho's ,oho.
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EB- 1t has not been forgotten, we hope,
that United States Senator YATES, of llli-
nois, Familiarity known as "Drunken DICK"
a very profane and loyal fellow, some time
since Joined the temperance society in
Washington and said he never felt better
in his life. Now we hear that ON the 5th
inst. he was brought up before the Police
Court of Chicago, and fined 80 and costs
for drunkenness. ASHLEY ought to impeach
DICK forthwith.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-06-27

~ A Polish chemist has invented a
compound, one. drop of which causes In
tense intoxication. Boston has possessed
herself of the patent for New England.
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e9- The Black Republicans fancy they
have a new accession to their ranks in the
person of the Confederate General LONG
STREET, who burned THAD. STEVENS iron
mills in Pennsylvania, The General has
written a letter, swallowing himself and
radical despotism without squirming. Old
THAD. ought to forgive him now for that
bonfire.