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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-24

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WIN. Iitltk.
Matchmaker and Jaweler.

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and prices qua qualities aiWaHh
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-24
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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-06-17

TExAs.-General Griffin, and General Reynolds
of Texas report to General Sheridan that Judge
Reeves, of the Ninth judicial District of that
State, in charge to the Grand Jury of his
Court, stated he should not receive the testimony
OF negroes, as the laws of Congress on the sub.
ject were unconstitutional, and he therefore,
defed them. They also report the same facts
against Judge Dougherty, who stated, in the
headquarters OF General Reynolds, that, as re-
CARDS the testimony of negroes he would not
recognize the law or authority of Congress- and
will be bound only to the sovereign State of
Texas. Reports of like character are coming
in almost daily hom the different parishes of
Texas.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-06-17

general regulation, thousands Of dollars Of the
public moneys must necessarily pass through
the hands Of the Commissioner For these
reasons, every taxpayer in the city is as much
interested in the proceedings of the Commits
sion as are its own members. No possible
good can result from investing these proceed
ings with secrecy; and whether or not corrup-
tion does obtain foothold in the Park Com
mission, the public at large will always
entertain some suspicion of its existence, by
reason Of their sad experience with similar
bodies in the past. Hitherto, the Secre-
tary has been accustomed to furnish
the reporters of the daily journals with
very brief and meagre outline of the pro-
ceedings of the Commission, which has only
tended to arouse, without satisfying the curl
osity of those who are anxious to see Fair
mount Park credit to the city. Such persons
would be gratifed with a perusal of the de-
bates, as well as Of all the proceedings Of the
Commission in detail. To enable the press TO
furnish this, its representatives should be ad-
mitted to every business meeting of the Com
mission. This is rendered all the more neces-
sary by the fact that on Saturday meeting OF
the Commission was held, commencing at noon
and adiourning shortly after l O'clock after
which the Secretary refused to furnish the
reporters in attendance with any account
of the proceedings. We hope the Com
mission will reconsider their action in ex-
cluding the public, and thereby afford all
who are interested the privilege of being pre-
sent at their meetings.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-06-17

ACCORDING to Turkish dispatches Omar
Pasha, on the Sd of June, obtained an important
victory over the Cretan insurgents. and secured
possession of a rock-bound valley which is con-
sidered one of the strongest places on the island.
The despatch claims less than many previous
dispatches, which announced the entire sup
preston OF the insurrection, and were subse-
quently found to be mere inventions; and it is
hardly entitled to any greater credit.
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THE
wAsMINGTON LIBRARY CoMPANY.

In order that this benevolent object may be sue
cessfuly accomplished, have issued five series of
FINE SIEh I~PLATE ENGRAvINGS,
which we put on subscription AZ prices much below
5nss CERTfFIcATE rfiH 1HG OF STOCK IN THE WASHING
TON LIBRARY COMPANY
will be issued stamped with the seal OF the Company
Any person sendlne oNF. TWO, THREE EefFVGH. FoWR
Agents. will receive, immedi ately, fine Plate
Engraving, set forth below. aud as many esrliH-
Gales Of stock the number OF dollars paid nsurng
ONE.DOLLAR ENGRAVINGs
savedl They're saved H., No. sold seventy.siT;
Wo:DoLLAR ENGRAViNGs.
Ington's Last Interview with his Mother
THREEIL I7GII I GLLAR IlnnA ,EINI,GRAX,NG. \, AX
ana Three Certificates OF Stock, insurIng Three
.,r,-r, EogE-DoLLAR ENeRAyING.
and -Four Certificates OF stock, insuring Four
FIVE.DoLLAR ENGRAVING.
1.-THE MARRIAGE OF POCA H0NTAS"
and Five Certificates ofStock insuring Five Present
The engraviDgs and certificates Will be delivered
at our Local Agencies; or sent by mall postpaid, or
express, as may be ordered.
THE WASHINGTON LIBRARY COMPANY
WILL AWARD
THREE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOL
LARS IN PRESENTS
TO THE SHAREHOLDERS
ON WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25. 1867,
AT THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
PHILADELPHIA. PENNA.,
OR AT THE INSTITUTE.
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SOME members OF the Opposition iu the Eug-
lish House OF Commons having made an attack
upon Lord Stanley's course in the recent Peace
Conference of London, Lord Stanley IN reply
stated that, had England hesitated to give her
adhesion TO the collective guarantee of the neu-
trality of Luxembourg, the armies of France
and Prussia would be now in the field, and all
Europe would be involved in war. Lord Stanley
also stated that the uxembourg treaty, as
signed in London, did not bind any power to
interfere singly in the eventualties which may
arise relative to the future of Luxembourg.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-06-17

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. wAsH1NaToN, D. O.
April, Is, i867.-Onice of Internal Revenue-Havin1
received satisfactory evidence that the proceeds
of the enterprise conducted by the "WashinTton
Library Company" Will be devoted TO charitabla
uses permission Is hereby granted to said Companv
10 conduct such enterprise exempt from ali charge
whether from special tax or other duty eN'
E- A. ROLLINS, Commissioner
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AMONG the latest royal arrivals IN Paris is that
OF the new King of Egypt, who arrived yester-
day. The Cable states that he met with an
enthusiastic reception, but similar statements
were made on the arrival OF other monarchs,
and have been contradicted by the more accu-
rate steamer intelligence. The author of the
dispatches probably mistook curiosity for en-.
thusiasm.
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Shall We Have a Special Session of
Congress


Congress-
WHEN Congress adjourned in April, both
Houses made provision for reassembling before
the first Monday in December. By concurrent
resolution it was ordered that Congress re-
assemble on the fourth day of July, and that,
in case of no quorum being present, the pre-
siding officer had power to adjourn until the
regular time of meeting in December. This
action was caused by a deep-seated distrust of
the intentions of the Administration. The
representatives of the loyal North felt that no
confidence could be placed in the Executive
Department of the General Government; and,
believing that the laws would not be faith
fully executed unless under cOmpulsion, they
therefore resolved to reassemble and compel
the fulflment of the provisions of the various
bills legally adopted. The time specified for
the special session is now drawing near and
fhe question is pertinent one as to whether
q quorum of the two Houses will assemble, or
whether an adjournment will be effected until
next winterf
The decision is of vital Importance, and, in
view of the recent developmenstyin Washing
ton, we do not hesitate to declare that it is the
imperative duty of every loyal representative
to be in his seat on the first of next month
The public good requires that special session
of Congress be held. The course adopted by
the Executive in regard to the meaning and
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m All GiS the properties sTs given clear 81 SsS% SSS
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RocKHILL q WILSON,
e.
.nt ..r AeI
CLOTHING HOUSE
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Nos. 6O3 and COS CHESNUTsSt.

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The best Cutters and Work
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Our Stock of Ready-made
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

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80 HARRIS 4 GO; have, in addition 70 a fine
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other Refrigerators -
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HOW TO OBTAIN SHARES AND EN.
CRAVINGS.

Send orders by mail, enclosing from 81 to s2O
either by Post Ohice orders in registered letter.
at our risk. Larger amounts should be sent by draEt
or express
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Local and Travelling AGENTS WANTED through.

out the United States.
The Association have appointed Receivers
AIessrs. GEORGE A. COOKE q co. Bankers No. ss q .
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experience will be sufficient guarantee that the
money entrusted them will be promptly applied to
the purposes stated.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, May 20, 1857
TO ne OmcerS dnS Members OF The TPdshfn0te Lfar,,
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instant, notifying us OF our appointment Receivers
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A. COOKE & Co. Bankers, No, % 8. THIRD Street.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1867-03-16

present, soumis au peuple omme partle du
prolef dc convention, sujet sa ratification
ou son reIef, ct CONNIE fxant 10 mode dor,
gam isation de la dite convention.
Sec. D. Decretent de plus 81 10 peuple SC
prononce On favour dune convention, celle.
ci sassenblera o Ia Nouvelle- Orleans le pre-.
mier lundi dc mai, 1867. L'election sera tenue
ct les rapports d election faits conformsment
aux lois existsntes ct aux dispositions du
present acte.
Sec: o. Decretent de plus Les delegues
Ia dite convention recevront 10 meme mil.
iage ct 10 meme per diem que coux auxquels
ont droit, suivant les lois existantes, les mem.
ores DC rassemblee generale. La somme do
soixants mile dollars est, par le present, az
fectee aux besoins de la dite convention. Les
placements aux membres d6ment constitutes ct
aux OFFICERS do In dte convention Sc ieront
par mandats signes par rauditeur en- favour
des dites personnes ct les sommes requises
pour payer les autres dspenses contingencies
ct necessaires seront payees par 10 tresor sur
mandat donne par le president dc la dite con-
venfion, en- la forme OF maniere qui sera pres.
crite par convention ellie meme.
Sec. z. Dscretent de plus: Get acte aura
force de loi sussit6t quill aura etc passe.
lSignel DUNCAN 8. CAGE,
Crateur de 10 Chambre des Representants.
lSignsl ALBERT VOORHEES,,
Lieut.. gsuverneur ct president du Senat.
Get acte. etc adopte, nonobstant le veto
du gouv, Seur, par "a majorite constitution
nelle des deux tiers de fassemblee. .generale
dc la Louisiana ct a acquis force do loi le
27Ee jour dc fevrier 1867. @.
HARDY
secretaire d Etat.
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E. DUMEz & T. BELOW, REDAcrEURs

Y Nous avons recu I Echo de France, re-
vue etrangere de science ct dc literature
publiee Montreal par NJ. Ricard Cette
revue, qui en- est 4 son quatrieme volume
a Obtenu au Canada ct aux Etats Unis un
grand ct legiti,ne success. Ellie So recon.
mande par Pabondance ct le choix des ina.
there's. II nous sufira, pour en- donner une
idee d nos lecteurs, de reproduire cid ssous
le sommaire de ls livraison de mars.
Ecce Homo, Gu Ia Critique relgieuse en-
Angleterre. lie Correspondant-Etudes ro-
maines. Une yisite 1 Saint Pierre. par Eu.
gene de Ia Gournerie. Reuue dc Bretagse et
de Hendee.--Le roi voltaire, extraifs des
Odeurs de Paris, par Louis Veuillot.-Pby-
siologie des buveurs Angleterre les bu-
veurs de Gin. Semaiss dss FamiHes.-Me.
moires anecdotiques ;.M1urs les Salons.
Rerss Observation-Disclosures de Notre.
Dame, par le PSre Hyacinthe De Ia So.
ciete conjugale dams ID sociste domestique.
Scnsias seiigisass. -Histoire de Deux
Ames, par Alex. dc StAlbin. - La Clei
dor, par ZenaTde Fieusiot-L'Abeille bu-
tineuse do pEsho. 5,-.-r'~-
= Sostksrx csltipator, Athens, Ga. -
March 1867, Contents: Work for the
Month.-Preparing Rice for Msrket.-Best
Clothes Line.-Cultivation Of Sweet Pota-
toes.-Rust in Cotton yellow Clover
Cotton Planters.-Onc of the Planters.-
Production OF Sexes at Will.-Brinly Plow.
Science Of Producing Wealth. Grasses
for the South -AHand Stump Machine
Period of Gestation Of animals Sugar
Cane and Sugar Manuihcture.-Bickford
4 Hudman's Grain Drill.-Large Hogs.-
Protecting the Peach from Spring Frosts.
The Tausrind Tree, Sc, &c.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1867-03-16
a VT .

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ment, rive gauche du feuve, prsvient le
public quill inettra en- vente le MARDI, 26
MARS 1867, 4 10 heures A. NJ, sur l'habi.
tation EsPERANcE: .sE@s -.s
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i "a plus dc deux mois sur Ia susdte
hsbitation, - 81 le propristaire de- ces ami
Inaux ne les reclame d'ici.A ct ne pale les
frais. ..s .s
Description {: Un grand beuf rouge.
a- I'm petit pivel6 sans cornes.
Une vache blanche, cou rouge.
Tons sont Etampes sur les reins, du cote
gauche, de deux lettres don't Ia premiere
est indechifIrable, ct Ia seconde est une 8.
CONDITIONS: COMPLIANT,
Paroisse Saint jean Baptiste, le l6 mars
1867. aa r
l6m.2f LA. TREGRE, syndic.