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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-23
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BOYD-PATTOE-fn EerYork fris- Jiv D. b. ,b@ Rsr n
Campbell Mr. james Boyd 10 Miss Blsn Patton both Of esYort
DAvIS-DIyIER-On Sunday Iny III ~ Mars Chunrh d ~
Rev Father McKerns hr Archibald W Dag o. 9bnoDi " u
Miss Rose Divine o! this city.
lHoul D-fzfrO
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUl

that Court he would find Confederate guilty brought
before him" He also reminded the magistrates oil the re
versal OF the decision OF Gen SchOeld In the HOVey case
and acting upon this the magistrates dismissed inc
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E. TUESDAY, JULY 23, 1867.
AMONG THE TROUT.

TROUT TIsHING-ITs PLEASURES AND GREY
ANCES-THE STREAMS ALONG THH ERIE
q .r rROAD-LEGENDS OF THE TROUT COUNTRY
THR INDIANS AND THEIR FABULoGS MINES
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HUDSON RIVER. o.

list. %. 81. 4ih 9Th. 9th. eth. sth 9th. Total
Mud'l ..iyer2 3 % o
Fly Ct,ches-Mutuals- Hatfield. /; Deyyt, H. Hunt,
g. Jcwttt. 4; Zcllcr 10 Hudson lvcr-AtllspouEE J.
Handley q Kelly, 2, Wilson. ? Boyd 4; Brown. 10.
Fou-bOund -Mutualt-J. Jcwttt. g. Hudsot kiN-
or-Boyd 4 Outs on fOuls-Alutuais Hudson River T.
Outs on -Mutuals-IIatfcld .; C. Hunt. 3 PIKE,
Zeler /: Bearnan. - Hudson Kiytr-AllspauRh, p
Miller, q Lndlcy. 2; Gibbs. II Home runs uluhis
-IIatfcld. /: n Hunt 2: Pike 2-5. Struck Out-lIud-
son Rver-Millspauch1 Passed balls-JcWeu, p. Boyd,
g. Called balls-On ThOrne, "a; on Erown l3 Iluc 81
game 2 hours 20 minutes. Umpire Nj. II. Dupenac Oi
the Active Club Scorers Mcssrs DuuEnu Hnd scohtid
The Mutual Club desires IL 10 fitt thr statement
that Pike OF red clersmp 20 join the CLUB y win
foundation that Mr. Pike has such situation ~
the mentioned and that no ptcun&rl inducements
were held out 10 cause him 90 Join the club
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-23

A genuine muffin match is TO take place

a genuine lUUlNH nldlcH II 10 iaht pli'f bu
the Mutual grounds AT HobOkcn on Monday next Tie
muffin OF the Mutuals and Champions Qatc Naon
als OF jersey City viii bc the contestants 1"sf nnes
are composed Of Aldermen aud Common Couucnen OF
the metropolis. and the pant 81 jersey city hy ihe
Cblef OF Police Ccf the Fic Department. and other
city officials The players VIII bring thef lich basket u
and families 10 the grounds VIII ihcIn, ana expect TO
make Tho afaIr q NtTy pIeAanml pC-Ir.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-23
THE STATE CANALS.

THEIR COST AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TO THE
CONVENTION.
From the reports made to the Convention, an
Alban correspondent cOndenses the following stItcen
OF the and Of the different canals In this
state:
Prior the year 1896 the State Treasury contributed 20
She obstruction OF the canals outside OF the canal funds
tho aaIo;nt Of S7,92l520 Is, as follows:
ttfN' fl'Ytyfto
ALgN"n duties.----. J,o92n1y "
N1.l ltelits5- lyOo9tDo %
steamboat ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1880 90
From The general fund for deficiencies 649s S.
Tie canals had paid back In 1896 in tolls, 20 reimburse
these expenditures, $5SGo2 73 leaving remainder OF
The Convention of 1916 struck balance with the canals
surplus revenues and imposed upon them annually In
addition contribution Of $4,000 to pay the interest Of
Size General Fund debt.
since i5i6, however, the canals become further
indebted 70 the State Treasury s149oT67 81 for taxes
leNied and received for canal purposes.
Jhe Iiie and Champlain Canals appear TO have been
include construction account This Is not Just 10
The (hamplain Canal which has been treated In beg
Eary manner while 10 has yielded large returns but
BE bO0s have been kept The tables below ncude the
entire amounts paid out and received -.
Erie AND CHAAlPLAIN CANAL .f.t
Coz. OF construction t46,0ls 237 10
Contracts for repairs 1O26,sT5 30
suprrintendents for repairs lS,l2S2Se 10
Pay OF collectors, &C. lSo451lb 70
Pay OF weighmasters. ..--.------..--- 2Ae7IO AZ
Total for repairs and salaries ... ST. ,SS2e2l OF
Total receipts OF tolls to 1896. ..... e21i67h 30
Tbs on contributions from lateral
Aocor'irg 70 the books in the Canal Department, the
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TIE TOUR or TnE NATIONAL.

ST. LOUIS, july 81 ne Ditsc-bal hlatch
this afternoon between the National Club Of Washington,
ID C. and the Union club OF th- city resulted In tht de
feat of the latter by Of ll3 20 2G Tue Empire Club
will play the National Climb tomorrow.
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PHIEADELPHIA cArrDr MAREgr

PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET
PHILADELPHIA July y beef cattle good deini airs ~
fair densnl, 10 ..i $sj1bss
sheep fair demand sales 0 bad 5n6i Hog 10 god isni1is
sales 5000 head st 50D+l0 > b it0 H. A,t
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SpttiaI Nntitss.

Union General CGninttec.A meas pf,he Comnioec I'D
be TUESDAY EvBNiNG July D. a. 0k q hesirssr-r
thris aud Doasy tn tsnson Of inpsrtsa
business THOMAS ADhthl. PreatenI
A. J. PLUMB CHAS IL HALL. Seoret.ne, n
American Institute CUBA assusg Of the clu
TODAY TUESDAY "a INST n O'clock al The d
tir institute the Cooper Building ss>ars
proven are invited. JOHN " chAABkhS. pes.t&rT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-07-23

The Convention resumed the consideration Of the Su
frage question in the Committee OF the Whole.
Messr-. BICKFORD (Rep., JehersOn) SPENCER (Rep,
steubeul. and SYLVESTER (Rep, COlumbal, argued
against extending suffrage to females.
The question then taken on Mr. CurtSs amend
giving women the right TO vote. and 1t lost by
vote OF 10 81.
Mr. CASSIDY Dem, Albany called attention of the
Chairman the fact that there quorum present
The Committee Of the Whole then dissolved and the
President resumed the chair.
The PRESIDENT directed the Secretary TO call the roll
OF the Convention, and n members answered 10 then
ua.ncs
The Convention then adjourned TO II O'clock tomorrow
mOr!uug.
The Evansville journal., 1867-04-22

r,aa Z EESNo.~1084r OF @I7gCs
United States ofzAmerica, Distrietvof In
diana-ss. ~A&A ~ N ~ &s-lA ~ Bha
WEYAER EA8, a libel Of anformstion
w iIas been nied in the -Di trict Court
OF ne United states. witnin and for the
Seve th CT cult and District of Indiana,
on the -l2Lh -day OF \ prii, 1867, b. Alfred
KiigOre, Esq u. S.- District Auorne, tor
the United states against one eighty-gal-
Ion still, one worm and tnD, one mash
tub, one steam boiler and Michael huller,
seized at said district for violation of the
revenue laws OF the United states, and
praying process against said FgUOds,. and
that the same may be condemned and
sold.
Now, therefore, in pursuance of the mo-
nition under The seal of said Court to- me
directed and delivered, do hereby give
public notice to all persons claiming said
goods, or any part thereof, or in any man
ner intere> ted therein that. they be and
appear before the said the District Court
of the United States, to be held at the city
of indianapolis, in and for the District of
Indians. on the .first. Monday -of. May next,
at ten O'Clock of the forenoon of that day,
then and there to interpose their claims
and make their allegations in that behalf.
1T BEN. SPOONER, U. 8. Marshal.
Attest: j. d. ROWLAND, Clerk.
apo dat @-' ss13 p $50
The Evansville journal., 1867-04-22

THE Sick MAN OF 5FRANcE.-A
late Paris letter has the following
sensational paragraph :xlsv
had, 1 will not say the pleasure,
but the opportunity of accompanying
the Emperor, yesterday, in the walk
which he was taking on foot, leaning
upon General Fleury's arm. / mean
that I walked Intentionally along the
same path. / observed him Ga cat
may look at a kine) with the utmost
attention. My conclusion is that he
is as low as man can be to keep
alive. His thighs have SO little
Strength that it is as much as he can
do to put one foot after the other,
and he is obliged to drag his feet
rather than walk, thus making sort
of circle with his foot every time he
brings it forward. His shoulders are
completely hollow, and he looks like
the letter s. His complexion is of
feaden hue. like that of persons who
are in the last period ot. liver COM
plaint. The dull and CLASSY eye -
the same as ever. There was not a
shout, not . bow. ItSseemed as
though he was present at his own fu-
neral while still alive. The Empire
and the Emperor are decidedly both
on their last legs.
The Evansville journal., 1867-04-22
THE DIFFICULTY TIE

The DIFFIcULTY.- The Mont
gomery (Ala.) Mail, gives in black
and white (fgures} the reasons of its
strenuous opposition, first to the1Con-
stitutional amendment, and now to
the Reconstruction Law. Of the
fifty-two counties in Alabama sixteen.
have negro majorities. and in the
wholemState it estimates that if all
the whites voted they would exceed
the blacks by only II, ,492T But the
new law, it. reckons, will exclude at
least 5000 white voters, giving the
colored voters a majority@of nearly
5,00Ossin the State. And though
they will not all vote one way, the
Huntsville -CeHventien-has-
that neither will the whites al vote
together. The Radicals and Loyal
Leaguers in Alabama claim 10000
white votes. Even if they : have
10000 the bill insures Brownlow
Government hence the Mail thinks
the only way for the South is, to hold
out till its s patient suffering draws
from the North acry of let us die for
our Constitution. -
The Evansville journal., 1867-04-22
United States Marshars Notice.


Uhited States of America, District of In
= diana-Ss.: -tsf *
KYYHEREAS. libel of information
w, has been filed in the District Court
of the United States, within and for the
Seventh Circuit and District of Indiana,
on the sth day. Of April, 1857, by Alfred
the United States, against one forty-gallon
still, one worm and tub with worm in,
two mash-tubs and four barrel one keg
whisky three gallons, more or 1ess), and
325 bushels corn, seized at said district for
a violation of the revenue laws of the
United States, and praying process against
said goods, and that the same may pe con-
demned and sold. ~
Now, therefore, in pursuance of the mo-
milton under the seal of said Court 10
me directed and delivered, do hereby
give public notice to all persons claiming
said goods, or any part thereof, or in any
manner interested therein. that they be
and appear before the said the District
Court of the United State to be held at
the city of Indianapolis. in and for the
District of Indiana. ON the first Monday of
May next, at ten O'Clock of the forenoon of
that day, then and there to interpose their
claims and make their alles atoms in that
behalf. BEN. SPOONER,
~. 81 ,Ia44g4 .4afi u. g. Marshall
Attest: J. D. HowLAND, Clerk. - -
The Evansville journal., 1867-04-22
BUFFALOa
Destructive Fire-Great Loss or Prop
q serGy-Three Men killed. -----

I BUFFALo, April 20-Shortly after
two O'clock this morning FIRE caught
in the New York 4 Erie Elevator, de-
stroying it and contents. The loss is
believed to be not Short of 100000
Itwas. owned by George ~ Tefft and
Al. Holt.
y The locomotive ifremen are holding
], o convention in this city, and expect
to adjourn to-day. Delegates from
all parts of the country are present.
~ BUFFALO, April 2O-EAbout two
o'clock this morning the New York
and Erie Elevator, owned by George
Tiff, was totally destroyed by fire.
The building was valued at 800, 900 !;
insured for $50, 600 It contained
143,O bushels oats, corn, and rye,
valued at $135, 600. The fire is sup
posed ito have originated from the
friction of the. machinery. The ele-
vator was, worked until 9 o clock last
night. The building was leased by
A. j. Holt and Cyrus Clark, of this
city, for eight years. The building
and grain were insured in New York,
Brooklyn, Hartford. Cleveland, Gin
oinnati. Providence, Baltimore, To-
.ledo, Springfeld,e and philadelphia
Total loss $3.50, 900.
Three men were killed at the fire
by the falling Of wall this morning.
Z BUFFALo, n. Y, April 20-The
New York and Erie Elevator, burned
this monning,iw was owned by q. 2 w
Taft, valued at $50, 600, and insured
( for $4,000 There was 5000 bush
els corn. 10000 bushels oats and
10000 bushels rye in the building,
insured for $125 900. Severa. West
ern companies have risks.
The Evansville journal., 1867-04-22
SOMETHING NEWT!
To HOusekeepers.

~
n PREPARATION (patented Oct. 18th,
"a 1855 that VIII clean and polish your
Tin, Plated Ware, Britannia. Brass, &c,
like new, WITH AS LITTLE LABOR AS WASH
ING, aud will not inJure the finest silver or
plated surface.
1T Is TRULY .W0NDERFUL..,
Those VINO have tried it say it is OF more
vafue than a servant. Try one box and
you will not be Without IL. Ask for C..se's
Magic Polish.
oniy IS CENTS PER BOX, Retail
Ask for Ii At any Drug Grocery, 1iu,
Hardware, or Fancy Store.
Manufactured Dy W. !. Case s Bro. w
.sS9 s.E. GILBglsF q co.,
Wholesale Groeers. No. il North First st. !,
Evansville, Ind, xss
Are our Exclusive Agents there to supply
WP. CASE & BRO,
Sc and 5s East Broadway. New York.
ebl4 d6In
The Evansville journal., 1867-04-22

New York, April 20.-Tha Her
aids Leavenworth special says
the Missouri river is higher that since
1874, and still rising Two miles of
the Pacific Railroad between Wyan-
dotte aud Kansas City has been aban-
doned on account of the high water
The Omaha Union Pacific Railroad
is covered with water and, it will be
several weeks before trains can run
through.
The Tribune special says when the
Senate Committee, yesterday, enquir-
ed of the President if he had any
further executive business. to rcom-
municate to the Senate he answered
that he had not, but he saw no rea-
son to prevent an adjournment to-day
at the time appointedss s & - y 4
NEW YORK, April 20. Another
alleged bond robbery was brought to
light in this city recently, The .ae-
cused is named Alfred H. Foxcraft
late bookkeeper for the firm of Geo.
II. Francis & Co., merchants, No. "a
Warren Street, from whom it is re-
ported he embezzled 500, ,g00'in II. 8.
bonds. Ofthis $4,000. together with
$4,000 in money, WAS recovered No
arrest was Made. ii9@I-a .T.sil
The Times special says'the Senate
to-day disposed of the Austrian mis-
sion for this session according to pre-
vious expectations, Mr. Raymond 8
nomination being laid on the table by
a vote of 26 yeas to 8 nays; the nays
being all Republicans but one, and the
Democrats and johnson men all vet
ing in the affirmative. 3iElS 5rff !
This action the Senate hopes will
result in retaining Mr.. Motley, as the
nomination of Mr.. RAYMOND. goes
over probably until Deeemberg butt 1t
is understood tonight that the Presi-
dent regards the position as vacant,
and that he will withdraw MIR. Ray
mond's name on the adjourhmenti of
the Senate. and Immediately make an
other appointment ,asoaaaa,t
Gen. LeFever, of Ohio, was to-day
nominated and yrejected for the lGoy1f
ernorship of Washington Territory.
Judge Geo. @. Hough, or some
other prominent Western man, will be
sent in.
The Herald special says the long
contest over the Louisiana Marshal
ship was terminated. tonight at the
session of the Senate. Gen. Frank
Heron was confirmed for the posi-
ton By vote of 20 tofl2. He had a
hard fight, but was finally carried
through by the exertiors' of Genera'
Gordon Granger aud j udge Atoe ma
During the past Winter the de-
mand for political pardons was. less
than at any other period since the
publication of the proclamation OF
amnesty, but the pardon mill has re-
sumed active operations again, From
the number of applicants who are
now petitioning the President for
absolution, it is fair to suppose that
the spirit of reconstruction has taken
possession of our misguided brethren
The Evansville journal., 1867-04-22
SIT. LOUIS. o.
The Indians Becoming Troublesome
Again-EleVen Thousand in Camp
Probable Move Of Troops ea6s

Sr. LOUIS, April .21.-Thes Idaho
Statesman says the Indians attacked
stage coach near Fernit's Ferry, on
the 18th ult., and killed the driver,
named Younger, and two passengers,
named Ullman and Buchee. Three
other passengers escaped E "A
The Evansville journal., 1867-04-22

SARATOGA. n. Y. April .2O.-Benj.
Hogan charged withzshooting Some
men In Babylon, Pennsylvania, at the
eol regions last summer, was arrested
here yesterday. > "a
The Evansville journal., 1867-04-22

eo CINcINNATI. April 20.-Mayor VIII
stach delivered his first message to the
City Council yesterday. n
The,net receipts of the city for the
year ending March list, 1867, were
$2,738, ,735 expenditures, 50. Al 1856 /;
leaving balance IN the Treasury Of
$262, $50. .The-debt of the city is 50, :
279, 800. and the assets: $1os389, 1858.
Thadeaths from all causes for the
year ending February28, were 5.994,
of which 2.033 were from eholera.
THE Mayor recommends liberal
but economical policyin reference to
parks, pure water, public buildings,
avenues, and increased wharfage fa-
cilities, and the necessityof cleanli-
ness throughout the city, In view of
the probabie return of the cholera.
He also advocates the condemnation
Of all property fronting the river from
Main. Street to MM Creek, for wharf
age purposes, and recommends an in
creaseof the regular and sanitary po-
lice forces z
The Evansville journal., 1867-04-22

PORTLAND, April 20s-The steamer
Nova Scotian from Liverpool, arrived
to-day
The Evansville journal., 1867-04-22
MEDICAL, ], tasa ,,i.ii I. 2
Great New England Remedy
DIR. j. W.. ,P0LAED'S ll.l 1gsl Y. 7 = J.
WHITE PINE COMPOUND,

WntIEr TIME fOAJM OOND,
TS NOW OFFERED TO THE AF.
u fiicted throughout the country, after
Years In pS the E New England @ @ E States, where re
its merits have become as well known as
the Il tree from which, in part, It derives its
The White Pine Compound Cures
Sore Throat Colds, Coughs, . Dipthe.
ria, Bronchitis, Spitting of Blood,
and Pulmonary a fections generally
1t IS a remarkable Remedy for KID
neg Complaints, Diabetes. Difficulty
of Voidipg Urine, Bleeding from
b the Kidneys and Bladder, Gravel,
and other complaints. ieraisif) .slD'
THE WHITE PINE COMPOUND.
:. 1t was early in the spring of '52 that
Der of my family was af1iicted with an irri-
agreeable cough. had for some months
previous thought that a preparation hay
Ing for its basis the inside bark of White
very useful in diseases Of the Throat and
Lungs To test the value OF 1t In the case
alluded to, / ompoun nded small quantity
OF the medicine that had been planning,
and gave it in teaspoonfuI doses. The re-
suit was exceedingly gratifying. Within
two days, the irritation Of the throat was
cure was effected. ~
"1n November, 1856, Erst advertised IL
under the name Of Wi hite Pine Com pound.
InEtwo years from that time there had
been Wflolesaled in Manchester alone one
hundred thousa nd dollars worth where It,
took the lead OF all the cough renecles IN
the market, and it.sfiH maintains that po-
gition- There are good rsasons fof this; IL
is very soothi ng and nealing IN its naLui-e,
Is warming IN the stomach and pleRsa ut
withai to the tasteli and IA exceedingly
cheap. ,as....t=t sv0f t6a -f0nfaffaqf
- AS o remedy for kidney com pl laints the
White Pi4e Compound stands unrty aied.
1t was not ertginated for that purpose;i Il
but person in using II for a. cough was
not only cured Of the cough but was also
cured of a kidney difficulty of ten years.
standing. Since that accidental discovery,
many thousands have used 1t for the same
complaint, and have BEEN completely
pThe above was written by Dr.,Poland, in
1850. Since then, as IN Manchester, the
White Pine Compound hastairen the lead
of all cough, remedies. as well as prepara4
ton for the cure. os kidney difficulties, In
every city, town, Village. and hamlet
Throughout the New England States. Ighf
This remedy is as safe and pleasant-to
The Evansville journal., 1867-04-22

BODIAM COAL MINES.
ss@k - - 4 ~ 3 - - > > -
0FFICE ON THE CORNER OF LO-
~ Gust and Water Streets.
A coEssant snEpl5 .SandSorcers prompt.
ly-6ueS, ncyas
The Evansville journal., 1867-04-22
NEW YORK ~. "

Outrage upon a YOung. Girl--BrOok-
lyn Nayy-Yard Robbers arrested
Madeline Hen rigrles RetiFes from
the Stage-The Fle0d in Kansas
Railroads Aband0ned--.Alieged
Bond Robbery -THeRty ThoaSand
Dollars Embezzled--fIen. Frank
Heron Confirmed Marshal of
LOuisiana-The Pardon Mill Grind
Ing Again. ss'~agI;1
The Evansville journal., 1867-04-22
DIR. e., M. HARVEY

~ ~ERCAANTS EXg!EA E&sE and
M1 GENTLEMEN,S RESTAURANT,
No. First Street.
q TRUNTZ & MENTZER, Proprfetors.
The choicest Wines and Liquors will be
kept constantly on hand; and special at
tention viii be given to the
RESTAURANT,
where all the deIicacies OF the season W i'll
be served in the most approved style
makingit a pleasant resort for the MER-
CHANTS and BUSINESS MEN of the city.
A liberal patronage is solicited
oc22 d3m
The Evansville journal., 1867-04-22
ARCHITECTS.
Robert, Hoy d,
a ss Architect, ssial S. s, /. a1as. T Z.

NO. I CHANDLER'S BLOCK.
Office formerly occupied by the late firm
of-Mursinna q Boyd. mch27 6m
The Evansville journal., 1867-04-22
Sweet Potato Plants for Sale.

Sweet Potato Plants for Sale.
= WILL HAVE A LARGE GUAM
u tity of Nansemond and Bermuda
Sweet Po' alto Plants for sale during the
Evansville, ON Main Street
apl0 dim WILL. III. WOOD. !
- VALENTINE WETZEL, 'i.s7st- -. =
Manufacturer of Fashionable
FURNITURE AND. CHAIRS,
No. fO3 Main St., bet. Third & Fourth
so1 EVANSVILLE, INDIANA.
R& Orders of all kinds will receive
prompt attention. All kinds of TURN
ING WORK. done to order. mch14 3n
DIR. e., M. HARVEY,
Physieian- -sRtl~sSssrgeOR.r
ohice-LEET ST., bet. Second and Third
Evansville. Ind.
ieols f:ofa ZlNoTS n TglzsAz
The Evansville journal., 1867-04-22
la, IGLEHART & CO.,

ia, IGLEHART & CO., -
THIRD STREET, bet. Main and Locust
- CITY GROCERY
a ConPLErE STOCK AND GEN
IA erat tssortnlsntof Staple and Fancy
Groceries constantly on hand, with fresb
arriyaisoi Country Produce, such as But
ter, Eggs, oultry, &C. - y 1874 9 =
azIt will be our aim TO supply all reason
able wants In our line of a well-regul ted
family. l. IGLEHART Il co.
Also, the best brands of Flour, Corn
Meal, Feed. 4c fmay17 H
The Evansville journal., 1867-04-22

Contractors and Builders
n RE INVITED TO EXAMINE THE
IA drawing of the Nesting House of the
rn ates with the architeet, mfr. Mursinns,
IN W hose orioe the drawing is also to be
seen. lap10 diff
The Evansville journal., 1867-04-22
TELEGR APH III.

For Commercial ard River Dispatches see |
----~--.---Kifth- -ktx0es---------------------
The Evansville journal., 1867-04-22
4an .PRUssLA4 fsaaa J

BERLIN, April 19. Eve The
Prussian Government has sent a
strong note to 2Napoleon,l asking the
reason for military preparations on
the part of France.
: A Bavarian Agent has been sent by
King William to Vienna to secure
an alliance with the Emperor Of
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1867-01-26

.rs An4 ir...i. a' ln. S~fih Gay street
sEOlgsE ~. SIMMONS