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which viii ent1tle the holder TO ONE ad-
mission to the EBEDfANIA whenever and
wherever exhibited, and an accurate pho
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On tho 22d Day of February, 1868.

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the DEORAMA, and the following valu-
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Court: Reports.

/, RECORDERS CoURT.-Notwithstand-
! ing 4 Sdhday seemed an unusual gg,1
ly quiet day, as it really was on, Wa
ter, First and Second Streets, there
seems to have been a prolific crop p
for the police and the Recorder to
reap Yesterday. Many of these cases
! tbok CHER ofigi8 oa0 Saturday night.
Some eight or ten cases were dis
posed of. e7sw p
Fred. Gephard was charged WITH
being drunk and disordefIy at o a sa.
loon on Second Street. The fun cost (. It
him 81 25 in shape of fine and costs.
a young man, who desired to be
faster than the ordinances permits.
striedfhis horsesmettle on the streets.
and fellIto theitune of $4h35. s4ooA I.
Geo, Isenbaugh and Jacob Reiaing
had little mill on Sunday night.
THEY WefG MUTUALLY pulled, and ia.
cob was foolish eaodgh itbaresist the
officers Two charges were preferred
against HIM one for assault and bat
teryg and ione forsBesistihg the officers
Id dShi BAD gRi,5s hmtthg quietly,
had only I htswsr 4f6Droo being d. drunk
/ and disorderls. Heowas fined 50 90,
swith1$6 20. acosts.i 4 sReifiing. for as
l,ssqheand battery, > Y chargeds@ 90
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LOCAL Offices.

5 DANCING CLASSES. Mr.. Lippard
will commence this week his second
series of twelve lessons In Dancing
- Ladies or gentlemen who wish can
form elassesTto suit, themselves, and
Be taught at Mr.. L. class rooms, or,
if preferred, at their residence. -s-.--- :
d NO pubic CLASSES for ladies or gen.
tlemen will be taught.
twill be ineonVenient to receive
pupils or classes after the present
week. lH bsyl3191 1fdaisg4
Terms Of admission, per pupil. SO.
Persons wishing to consult Mr.. L. can
find him at the residence Of Professor
rWma Buck, yon Chestnut, between Sec
ond and Third streets, from 12yte 3
O'clock p, NJ. COZ feb19-2t
. 70 tAes Grand sArwyef The Repx6tic;
Your. Committee, to whom was en-
trusted the management and arrange
ments for the concert for the benefit
of the widows and orphans Of deceas-
led soldiers, peetfullg submit the
following .m.s
Toiat receipts - ....s5 3
proceeds deposited with TtsasBrer.s87O Is
We would acknowledges donation.
Of so IN job printing By Evansville
Journal Company, and would re-
turn, eur sincere thanks to the entire
press Of. the city for their compliment
tary notices. It was to them we are
in q great measure indebted for the
magnificent, audience that assembled
gon that occasion. avesf INV
1.-The Committee would further add
that. there have been numerous re-
quests by our citizens to have another
concert of'the same kind for the same
purpose, and would suggest that
proper steps be taken to repeat it in a
few weeks. We have no doubt that
the same generous spirit that caused
so manyto volunteer dtathe late CONF
cert, would respond the second time
in a3cause so noblei4aIRmO9
% 0With, great respect ny sad
9hi AUGUST DUBDENHAUsEN,
A''s'.' . J. D. CARfoDY, ''' /
THOMAS j. GROVES,
r. j. MCGREw,
G. TOMHEMELT,
Committee. !
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POISONING DoGs.-The poisoning
of dogs indiscriminately by some par
ties, supposed to- be policemen, has
melted affecting of deep indignation
throughout the city. Its due to the
City Council9to say, that they have
neither ordered or conceded in this
method of Kidding the city of the
pestifferous ours that curse it. Some
ofthe most innocent and useful dogs
in the city have been thus recklessly
destroyed. We shall not be surprised
if much litigation grows out OF these
irregular methods of shutting off the
canine coil. The act Of throwing
poisoned meat into the halls of dwell
ling houses would disgrace barbarians,
Such acts, we are told. have been
committed, in this city.
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III OOSCPh W AoO anu AAoeAC4 ACAro"
had fight at the Climax saloon on
Saturday, creating much, noise and at
tracing large crowd. Wise was ar
rested for acting thus unwisely, while
the other party escaped for the pres
ent, but it is onlya question of time.
Wise went down for a fine Of S., with
So So. costs. n a " =
J "A youth, weshould judge him to be,
rode, his horse on the sidewalk. for
which he had to pay 81 So. ~
I Geo. Singer was accused of keep
ing disorderly house, but the charge
was not sustained, and he was BID 90
in peace. q ! a3l.ia 3so9 Lna .'sla.
f. And last of all, came Pat. Conner,
also.b Heqhad been hired upon Capt.
Benefits flatboats, and in loading
corn imbibed some Of the fluid rex-
tract ofthat aboriginal vegetable, and
imagined, that e1was. Prime Minister
of that feet, and drove nearly all Of
the crew ashore w: W. Crawford,
who; 1 generally has an interest in all
corn piles, happened to golaboard, and
seeing how the dlands lay summarily
9abdicated his Royal Highness, and a
policeman finding him on the street
intoxicated. took him. ,in.siFive dol
lars fine, and Sc I95 costs, was the ex-
pense of this spree, in a pecuniary
point Of view. Pat, has been there
before, and has one, or two accounts
in soak for former piccadilloes. He
signified his purpose to give security
for this also, and let it rist "a while,
5rlBEFoRE JUSTICE STINs0N. There
was a sound of loud talking and a
great crowd was gathered at Justice
HStinson's. y Welhastened togsee what
lit was all about, and found Peter
Maier and Captain Hbrnbrook discus
sing the merits of arepleyin case. We
did not feel enough qinterest in the
matter to find out just what the ques-
gtion In dispute was.n 20 raod ~
! 9BEF6RE JUSTICE WALKER Nal
VIVA Black burn, a vicious looking. fe-
male odeseendantdof Ham, enlarged a
white mahowith an assault and bat
tery. It was all about ayoung lad,
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n 81 ss6EHE LIBRARY ASSOCIATION = An
asiea dsrinEitation waslextended to Hon J John
sdiDos sBaw to deliver lecture before the
Association the present season. on
A@iY a Tie early history Of Indiana, a subject
Upon Which no titizaen of the STATE il
10Ie2IKhetter GerAed] than f,IrdgqC Law. But
rsgfetst0 l RsF that his prOfassiOhE-
al engagements at Washington Citv
so and elsewhere viii prevent hiainafppooani
aNacoeptiHg astd vitationtfor Sd me- time
,is4aeomsR Thepgbh@ however, may y
ox1 81 be favored with such. 2 lecture from
-, him at some future time. TheLibra-
-. ~ ASSOCIATION has.5dhs1 lkakn, invited
90 'uAA Hon. Ge6a H. Pendleton, Of Cintcifni-
natl, to deliver one of the lectures in
the regular course, but he has not YET
been heard from.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-19

Sons OF TEMPERANCE. Temple of
Honor Division, No. "A, meets every
Tuesday evening in their Hall, over
Hudspeth & Adams store, on Main
Street, between Second and Third.
febI9-tu&fri -Nf-
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n NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. shackei i 3

h1ApAOhNAAOAN
and all the party who started to. Mis-
sissippi to relieve Harrison, W ho was
sunmmarily carried away from this city
some days ago, returned yesterday
evening. on the, j. p. Webb. Wheh
they arrived at Paducah they found
that the Mobile and Ohio Railroad
was impossible, and the road from
Columbus in like condition. 'eFh9
father of young Harrison proceeded
on by the way of Memphis, andit is
hoped will be able to stay proceed
ings until the necessary evidence can
be obtained. This is one Of the cases
that elicit the sympathiesi of every
humane man. os5g ban Il.
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bE-Jast received a)ehoice lot of
0Eppses Pine IA AAPp 'ys and Banana'
.safebs 16-3t soq No. As Main Street.
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:. PENNMANsHIP twenty-five les
sons are given at the Evansville Bust
ness College for So Hours, from 9 to
II A. NJ, 2 to 4, and Ito 9P. NJ.
...-. feb1S Wv
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For SALE.-Cook & Healyinow Of

For SALE.-Cook & Healyhnow Of
fer the. Stock and Fixtures of the
Hoasekeepefs' Emporium fol- Sale.
q This, offers to- any ones that wishes
to go. into the Grocery and House
Bdfnkhihgs BAsinessl as6hance such
as has, never eenseferedii 1hs city
Mr. Cook has Bought a farm, near
Boston, Mass. and he .lis,obliged to
take.p9ssessisn oft April 1st, 1867. If
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OFFICIAL.

LETTERS REMAINING USCJaA rMED in tho
Post-Office at Evansville, State OF Indiana,
ON the.l6th day of February, 1851.
}. Persons calling for any of these letters
will please say advertised. p giving date.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-19

APPLEsi APPLES Parsons SEQ
vile SEQ, have just received small
lot of, choice Eastern Apples. Call
early, or they will be gone. " Main
street. r mo sloai feb12-tf
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i TTHsi FLooD.AWe are beginning to
hear ofsimpendingl disasters by the
food that is now overwhelming the
lowlands, and steadily rising. Down
bayou, there are large quaint
ties of corn that will gunquesti6nably
be destroyed ifs notspeedilyrem
some of the owners, I'VE are,told, yes
terday offered the News Boy one half
pfor9removing and saving the other
half; but, for eoreason,i she de-
clined the offers The ,Charmer, we
have no doubt, has been engaged in
this work, else she would have ar
rived ere now. The water is now
lover the road below Pigeon Creek
Bridgesgands some portions of the
streets, we are told, i'm the lower part
of the city, have been broken through
by the back-water., We, shall make a
,tourof observation to-day, 4and OBJ
tain further particulars bas 90
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4 bsE- If you are in neeaCe a stock
of liquors, our advice would be for
you TO 60 To Hodge, Carr y Cos cor
ner Water and Sycamore Streets, and
buy them cheaper, better, and more
Of them for, less money than any
otherrhOuse will or can afford them.
All liquors warranted as represented.
Ia n /, lanY Il M -r.l +. rrl,,rr
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ses Msssrs. Cell Rhefnlander,
music dealers, Third Street, below
Sycamore, ares daily in receipt of the
newest publications. dec29-dtf
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% s-tqh A DISGUSTING SPECrACEE--A mlsl
srably debased female was picked up,
'''''l = y yesterday by two police officers in
,YEBahasS90, I91a bsasN State Of iptozii-
cation. Refusing to locomote towards
asasdareih oadiTHty lghie WIS bundled
ssssnssinto 'ascaft and shaaled up street, fol-
'isssis lowed by hundreds of school chill
.sIaareny He'd by d morbid curiosity to see
Ian ,srz1 the disgusting spectacle; and 81, eager
,Fas the crowd to see, that they pdfled
iha9'e5 down tile iroh 'fenceI ArorHd the Jail.
The IpisB&ibla creature was hustled
into theajail and placed with great
aificultyien aabed in the cell, but she
4 Al L.. i
.H.H nr4 sff Ia + H. F tn 5ssIA hoOf anu
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BAD FOR THE RABBITs,rThe foSd5
ICING. ofthes pointIsf lpdEepposte the
-aaq y city has idriFen nthei rabbits, which
abound over there, from their hiding
1ssH hoo places, and they have nocompelled
oni to resort to stumps oih.keep their
feet dry From these elevated posi-
"a o Asions they were .hftedsfby the score
yesterday, BY men and boys in skiffs
The Chattanooga had lot of them
,sigssfill alive. Z iisr9noD bfta
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80 - M9sIa4R4 " sithanllSS sMggsfs
90 Warren e Conyngton, music Dealers
for a copy of a new ballad, issuedoby
them entitled: THE Stars are Shining
4OT22IBfi6t0 Ab6ke 2 VI IIlhe Mdsi0is by Mr..
ThadTIhs GpHsntS and dedicated to
Miss Mora McClain.
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0C1Tf7Y'E NEWS.

afasd5Is CoRRRdrIoNs &The han7oahcerfieht
,iInEes terlay' JorRNAnE THAT General
.4ssI .aCarF Sthufz would lecture before the
.sssua Library Association aono "Wednesday
next, was incorrect. He will not lee
AYE tureE IN Z thisdoity suntila "Wednesday
SE al i di2nighbof asst weeks February 9th
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lT9d II bIgliEd nQTaE aIa9qG@ la :,
Iaq ExPLANAToRYll7IWe have received
from DR.. EArmistesaydd the following
note, relative to the sad casualty Of
.Sundag.uightn resulting, 10 the death
ola promising lad.sQfeourse, there
was no intention Of rejecting upon'the
doctor, 1who isoana experienced and
pgueeessfuT physician Weq were In
formed that the child, died while the
Doctor was endeayoring to remove the
marble. iThecard fully explains the
loss9 90 Dds 40 4nW sSfk8 9d3 -HsBp
10 f3ggi1 GieG f8 100
Edit ors Journal; r. hrg .1Flet; n. ~.
!. aGENTLEMEN You were led into
an errorsin relation to the death of
Mr.. Frank. Rhemann' s child, which /
desire to, correct, as. it may be so con-
strued as to reflect uneayorably upon
me. -TheTchild was. brought to my
house last evening, about 8 clock, by
its father. who urged me in the most
I1frabtfe manner to- do something foriit.
stating thatrit had swallowed q, mar
dbleq tIsfekamined it instantly and
found thatfitI was dead i ofcoufse, no
hoDerntio9, acus atttUgpted.DoTh echild. a
boy FIVE years anditeu months cid, was
iplapingI with some Terynsmaft mar
blesJ . 'one0fidf which, nos doubt was
sucked into the glabtis, or1opehing of
theIwihd!pipeg and caused slfncatien
in few minutes.
Respectfully,
r. A. ARMIsTEAD.
Feb. 18, 1867.
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a&rgE buR -TUTT7@% s5TET%H A2Ad /.
DR.. ELL SABIN.-We were glad
goIssllto meet in the9g city yesterday. DE-.
Sabins6f Rock port former citizen
SfE7aR EilleT gDKs DIR. has been for
.aOinhug Beekslpan6nea tdhis bed by a
rnnibHseyere attack ofuisiokness. His
.gloo .fnnumerOus friendsrin this, city win be
gratifed to meet inim again.
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tAmusenients.

New, METRoPoLITAN.-We wer
gratifed tosee verylafge and highl
fashionable audienceEat the Theatr
last night, embracing the very elite 0
the ? eity,o1 together 1adsRsEOhost o
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-03-14

~" When we laid down our
arms" says the Memphis Appeal
grandiloqueutly, "we desired that
there should be peace and reconcile
alton" Undoubtedly. When a man
is arrested for crime of any sort he
desires nothing so ardently as recon
ciliation with the violated law. The
difficulty with people like the editor
of the Appeal is that they claim all
the benefits of q voluntary surrender,
when they know that it was upon
sheer compulsion that they grounded
arms. They seem to be of opinion
that rebellion. played out at
the cost Of million men and billions
of money, is thing to be proud OF
and glory in, and that it is an unmiti-
gated act of oppression and wrong
to treat them with less distinguished
consideration than the conquered
usually pay to the conquerors. If
we would only rush to them with
open arms, hoist them upon our
shoulders in 20 the offices they desert
ed, remit all penalties, they would
condescend to become reconeiled to
us and tolerate us by sufferance. We
fear that the General of the scalping
brigade, whe has the honor to edit
the Appeal, will have to remain un-
reconciled-Cin. Com.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-03-14
Special Notice - The Florence
Sewing Machine.

We respectfully call the attention of ladies'
and gentlemen WHO are in want of a good
Sewing Machine for family use or cloth work
of any kind, to examine the Florence before
purchasing elsewhere.
This notice is intended to caution the pub
tic in selecting Sewing Machine not to be-
ieve all that is told them by those engaged
in the sale of the different Sewing Machines.
There is not day passes but what we
have the pleasure of hearing from customers
what has been told them from different Sew
ing Machine offices in this city, and we feel
very thankful for the compliments bestowed
upon the Florence Machine.
The following are some of them every
mplicated"-''Come all to pieces in three
weeks"-"must be a good engineer to work
them"-inally, ait is perfect humbug."
Now, If these statements were true, there
would not be any necessity of stating them
to every person that visits their places of bus
iness; but they are not true. but false in ev-
cry respect, which we are prepared to prove
to the public at any time.
We do not propose to get living by misrep-
resentations of other Sewing Machines sold
in this market; there are q number of good
Sewing Machines for sale by other parties;
but we claim that the Florence is q more
modern machine, is less liable to get out of
order, and has several improved patents,
making 1t far superior to any other machine
now in use. All we can say TO parties is to
come and examine the Florence, and test it.
1t costs you nothing: if you do not wish to
purchase one of them after trial, we will part
in friendship.
Florence Sewing Machine Company's Office
and sales room-2S West Fourth Street, Gin
cinnati, Ohio.
Miss MARY E. BRYAN is our only authorized
Agent for the sale nf the Machines in Gallia
county, Ohio. Her office or sales rooms are,
Gallipolis, Ohio,--where she will be pleased
to show the Machine to all who call on her.
BELLS d MoCoSNELL-General Agents for
Ohio. Kentucky and West Virginia.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-03-14

@ An incident in the history of
the rebel Congress, suppressed at the
time, has lately come to light. A
short time before the fall of Rich
msnd, while the rebel Congress was
deeply concerned about the cruelty
and barbarity of the North, woman
in that city walked int the House
of Representatives and attacked three
members with a cowhide, castigating
them mercilessly. Atlast the Speak
er caught the virago in his arms, and
held her there until she went into
Mysteries. She said her intention
was to chastise the entire body, be
cause of its abuse of the North. The
House passed resolution to keep
the matter secret, and the Richmond
papers never mentioned it.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-03-14

GgThe following is the latest state
ment o: the condition of affairs in
ireland. We copy from the Cincin-
cinnati Commercial Of Monday:
Tranquility has been restored In
the Province of Leinster, and there
has been no recent disturbance in the
County of Kerry, the scene of the
abertive outbreak of last month. It
is stated that the Galty Mountains,
on the borders of Tipperary and
Cork counties, are swarming with
Fenians, and it is feared an attack
will be made on the town of Upper
ary, the inhabitants of which are dis
affected, and strongly disposed to
help them. Small bands of Fenians
are patrolling the counties of Cork,
Waterford, Tipperary and Limerick,
pressing people into the ranks, and
committing rebberies everywhere.
The taverns in the city of Cork are
to be closed every evening at dusk.
Stevens is said to be still in Paris.
The Fenians appeared in force at
DEVILS Bit Mountain, Tipperary
county. Troops, with artillery, were
sent to dislodge them, but the result
is yet unknown. The insurgents
have captured, and hold, the police
barracks at Kilfeet, in the county of
Kildare. ~
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-03-14

~ The bill, which passed the
West Va. Legislature, for the i'm
provement of navigation on the Ka
nawha River, was passed at the soli-
citation of many of the leading capi-
talists of N. Y. City, among them
Aspinwall, Ellingwood, Pierrepont,
Barringer, Crosby, and others, who
in a petition to the Legislature an
nounce themselves able to raise six
teen hundred thousand dollars to
complete the work, if that amount
should be required. From reliable
Information obtained from various
sources, we are of the opinion that
this company is in earnest and that
the work will be rapidly pushed to
completion. The effect of such an
enterprise will be at once to give a
great impetus to the development of
the Csal Fields of the Kanawha val
ley. We heartily wish the enterprise
success.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-03-14
Gaagrasa.


The Fortieth Congress was organ
lied by the election of Mr.. Colfax to
the Speakership, and Col. McPher-
son to the Clerkship. The Demo
cratic members offered formal pro-
test against the organization of the
House while seventeen States are un-
represented. The protest amounts
to nothing and was not received. 1t
cannot be questioned that the Thirty
ninth Congress had full power to
decree that the Fortieth Congress
should assemble on the 4th of March,
instead of the first Monday in De-
cember, and it is also clear that a
quorum of both Houses of the For
tieth Congress were present at its
organization.
The Senate was organized by the
election of Mr.. Wade President.
President johnson sent no mes
sage to Congress, as usual, en- its Or
ganization. Perhaps A. ]. is insane
enough to question the legality of
that body.
The impeachment question was
continued with the Judiciary Com
mittee, although an effort was made
to get the matter referred to special
committee.
Congress will probably soon ad
iourn, although the time of re- e-assem-
bling is not yet definitely fixed:
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-03-14

E A resolution has passed both
branches OF the Tennessee Legisla.
ture, requesting the National Gov
ernment, through Gen. George H.
Thomas, the Department commander.
to send troops into certain counties
of that State, for the purpose Of put
ting a stop to rebel and guerrilla
outrages. Singularly and significant
enough, there is not vote recorded
against the resolution in either
House. This is convincing proof
that the rebel outrages so frequently
spoken of by the loyal press and by
correspondents, as occurring in this
State, are not exaggerated, and that
they demand prompt and instant sup
preston by the authorities.