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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-01-29

The GETTYSBURG MONUMENT
The monument to be erected in the
Gettysburg National Cemetery is un-
der contract, and is to be completed
in two years from July l, 1866. The
contractor is the distinguished artist,
James G. Patterson, of Hartford,
Connecticut, who has given ample
bonds for fulfillment. The column
will be of white American granite.
The statues of Italian marble, to be
modelled by our own celebrated
sculptor, Rogers. The browning figure
will be so modified as to represent
the Genius of American Liberty hold
ing in her hand sheathed sword,
and on the right the wreath of victory
about to be cast upon the victorious
slain. Instead of bronze, as first in
tended, the statues upon the pedestal
will be of marble, representing re-
spectively, War, Peace, History and
Industry The pedestal will also be
decorated laterally, with emblenatic
groups. The front plinth will bear,
in bronze the United States coat of
arms; and around the shaft will be cut
eighteen stars, suggestive Of the repre-
sented States, and below these. aud in
front July l, 2, 3, 1856" the memo.
rable days on which their gallant sons
battled for and won the decisive vic
tory. In general dimensions, the
monument will be twenty three feet
square at its base, and extreme height
sixty feet, costing $47 800, Of which
$4,000 is already paid, and the bal
ance payable in semi-annual install
ments.
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SEEDS, &C.
WIN. G.. FULLERTON.

Dealer in
~ "A m M ING MPI.E MENTs.
pa T. T. II -
FARMING MACHINERY. and HOUSE,
KEEPING ARTICLES,
sR9. 46 MAIN STREET..
'oeeS dtf EVANSVILLE, IND.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-01-29

No man has been elected to the
Presidency from the United States
Senate direct, but nearly half our
Presidents were Senators before reach
ing the highest place. From an ex-
animation Of the subject by the Bos-
ton 4roceler itappears that four Pres
idents, namely, Washington, John
Adams, Jefferson and Taylor, never
belonged to either branch of Con-
gress; that seven of them, namely,
John Quincy Adams, jackson, Har-
rison, Tyler, Pierce, Buchanan and
johnson served in both branches of
Congress; that four OF them. Madi-
son, Polk, Fillmore and Lincoln
served only in the House of Repre-
sentatives; and that two of them,
Monroe and Van Buren,, served only
in the Senate.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-01-29

DEpoPULATIoN OF IRELAND.-An
English statistician has shown that in
a few years Ireland will become de-
populated of Irish by causes now in
operation. Emigration is carrying off
to England, America and elsewhere
vast numbers, nearly all of whom are
young and vigorous, upon whom the
peop1ing of the island depends. Few
emigrate after forty, and the conse-
quence is that the population of Ire
land largely consists of the middle
aged and aged. When these die there
will be none to take their places. The
next census, like all which have been
taken during the last thirty years, will
show largely diminished p pulation,
great proportion of deaths. and few
marriages or births,
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ID 20 have the facility of the best Ma
~ .saery and Workmen, and will give all
TX entrusted to us our individual atten-
"a oil orders promptly, warrant our
ok. and charge reasonable prices.
IA Gkzaoe and Foundry, corner OF First and
HsmF& Streets, Evansville, Ind.
!. Il R-Workmen sent to all parts to ut
Sznm ascrk and do repairing.
4 &sa5z36na SCHULTZE. TRUMAN & co.
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g@BACCO SCREWS, &C., &c.

ggSsaleYs In Steam Guages, Gum Betting
aFszS Bricks, Wrought Iron Pipes, Boiling
SEe@k. de-, at Manufacturers Prices.
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Repairing Done at Short Notice.

&Urkmen sent 10 ali parts 70 Mt up work
EE1d Repair Boilers stild l4itcnInery.
AsE All ordets viii see We Jur Iildlvldu-
Gsk attention, and SvtBIne Droro.fI allied on
'1ke fzaost eaSonabie errns
Once and Foundry on the Canal corner
~ Gn1ie Street oct6-dly
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Evansville, Indiana.
Extremely Low Prices.

We are now manufacturing every de.
scriptton of COAL OIL LAMPS. CANDL e
and COAL OIL LANTERS, which we will
sell at less than Cincinnati prices.
nnr7 diff
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-07-11
wesTcRrsTta INTELLIGENCE.

SAD occuRmycz AT TARRlrowS-DSArr os woM,s
IRON IsruxrrRAscz--A married named Mary
Carroll about thirty stx years OF nse, residing DE
pcystcr street, raytown found dead In her room.
few days since, under circumstances Of melancholy
character. An inqucs, was subsequently held the
body BY Coroner Smith, OF Hastings, ard verdict
TUNED mat the deceased had died suddenly from tho
effects OF utemrerauca Tho hushand o, the urfortu-
nate creature u foreman OF hour mill In Now York,
ard is said 10 bca highly respectable man. Not oHg
since be purch house and ot IN this PACE In order
that N,v wife might DO removed from some drunken
people In New York TO whose influence her tad state
was attributed Last SUNDAY evening no left her ap
rarensv good health though even then unucr tho infu
euce &C nquor her desire for which bad, ~ " said, be-
come 50 great that would frequently become almost
frantic without IT, until Of length ,s frequent use
drrmred constitution 80 the above result.
sEssors Accprsr Dcuns' Trsxy.--A few days since
On Amos: fatal accident took place Dobbs Ferry
German shoemaker named Jacob Hollerman residing In
New York willis Publication with several friends,
accidentally fell into stone quarry near the brewery o.
ts place sustained injuries OF serious charac-
Ter that 10 time before his life considered
ale 10 taken 10 the village drug store where 10
W discovered that his skull fractured, also two
Chs ribs. AMER being properly tandaged w he was
covered 10 his residence In Tie city.
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NEW Jersey INTELLIGENCE.
Jerse, s'itv.


csnp scArpEp TO DEATH - On Tuesday night tho
infant child VI Thomas Reilly, who rcsdes in Warren
street. crept which kettle Of boiling
coffee, and without being seen. graspcd the vessel and
pulled 70 down, tho contents spline over It's body.
The lesh Ia sornc parts peeled 20, aud the unfortunate
child only fourteen months old, fingered IN u,ense
agony uli yesterday, when death ended ils saf
those who could afford none hear,rcndng. Coro-
Warren will hold an inquest this afternoon.
TIE GARRAor NUISANCE ar ras CENTRAL RAnsoAD.-
Al the meeting Of the Common Council, on Tuesday
night Mayor GopsI sent message directing tho ntten
ton OF the Board 70 the fng in process carried By
the cOn,rai Railroad Ccmpssny at the South Cove The
stencil arising from tho decomposition OF animal aud
Is likely IN break out at any time 10 tho city Tho
message recommends that injunction be Obtained
from The Chancellor. restraining the company from fur
Their proceeding in the work. communication from
Mr. Johnston President of said railroad read
which stated that orders had heeo given for the
discostnrance Of The hing process complained q.
Uosokcu.
Man Kntxo FAILING TSrc Trw Horn % A smr.-
workman on the barge "hslor o'RsiIly," named
Nicholas Brcpnsn. aged trcntysevon years. step.
ping across the hatehway Of tho ship named Maonarca
Dceuaa lynn between the barge and the shore At the
foot of Thlrt street. on Monday evening, when he
slipped and fell into hold Ho dici yesterday
Ing IL tho Sisters Hospital An inalos. wa ned by
Coroner White s1d word c. returned accurJarco
with the foregoing facts Brennan resided al PhAadel
phs, where 10 leaves q wife aud family.
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Government securities were strong at the close OF
business the snboined quo;aonsReg cred, 1881,
lIoa y; COUPON 1851, iio% y t2os registered, 1862
100 4; do coupon 1862, li1,S li2 do. 1864. lo9x
Il; do 1865, I0sx e: do 1865, January and July,
1857 u; DO. 1867, 1osx q "; 10 4os registered,
lo2k n; d., coupon, 1924 y; August 7-30's
iosk Az; June, aos. l07X i0s; July sos. 1917
los. pounds-1s6t, July ii9X n y; August,
1854 1lo,S; October, ll7ss llsX; Doocnbar. NIX
X; May, 1865. llo% X; August, 1l6X Y;
September, lis . 4; ocaobcr 14K
There Is no change To- note In tho condition Of the
monsv market Tho supply Of oapstal Is In excess Of
the demand at per cent, with exceptional transac
lions on government securities at fsur per cont Tho
scount line inactive ana frat class eommcfciai paper
still taken At per cent, aud good but not prime
at7HasH.
The market for gold has boon remarkably steady The
openicg, alike with the cosin: price, 1857, ind
near all the sales Of tho day were made nj this figure
the exceptions being at 1884. Leans were made with
out interest and at la per cent for carrying Tho
speculate temper Is bub and tho floating supply OF
co Is easily banded IT. genernly believed that the
Treasury will not DO seller prpr to the disbursement
Of the nsorost the .ory loan duo
tho LIST OF September
The foreign exchange marke, continues dull bnl 0rn.
Bankers bills England at sixty days quoted a,
no. 4; at ihroo days, 1904 ": commercial bills,
1906 a5s. bills Paris at sixty days. lax STAY;
at three days 6llX a6lo Other continental bills were
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HE COURT S .
sutasEs couST--cHangsSs.

The Control OF rhe License Fees-SInforma-
fiou Wanted"
Before Judge Leonard.
n. People rel John r. Hc5mdn dc, ~. TIE Hetro-
polstan Boayd If E-cie This case came before the
Court yesterday the return OF order TO show
Why peremptory mandamus should not issue 10 compel
the Commissioners OF the Metropolitan Board Of Excise
10 pay over tho Commissioners Of the Sinking Fund
tho moneys collected Is license fees for the Of
spirtucus and intoxicating liquors. after deduciirg
herefro thc os the fees and disbursements
crtaning 70 tho collection thereof The Board OF Ex-
60 created under the act OF 1885, which provided
ut tho moneys collected should be devoted the
uau,enanco or thu Metropolitan police The Cornns-
p 70 tn.m under toe provisions Of the s,sh section
oil - county tax levy Of 1857. The Excise Commits
scns ths. they do not object 10 paving the
mony but thai hcy wish 70 do under the direction
OF u Court, tho twelfth section Of the Tax levy
hsyin been already declared and void
and u OF being an impossbility that tho sixth may
fare in similar manner From ths affidavit Of Richard
b. Conty, 70 which " appended the report oil Com
mission. Maricrre appesrs that The amount OF fees
cooctetfoy tire Board OF Excise for license permits
during th month ending May Is, 1867, was s642o5s So
OF this ~ there were expended In appropriations 10
the state lhrass Asylum, the Board Of Comm ssioners
OF Chares ard and for necessary clerical
and other sepd,turea el6o, $50 81 leaving unex-
Esnaea ons,s on band Of sls2,sls o. OF which the
Commissioner Of ths Shaking Fund desire the maoipr-
laton. Inc Ndrt took the papers and reserved it1
decision tor no REALTORS, Mr. Van Brunt: Tor the 10
| spoodeois, M Asa
1 The Grading or E,rrsA Aveuue-Defcettvc
4 LEGISLATION.
Roaof AeT'AaAa 1hs Mayor, don the 23d Of
April The ieraai'e passed an oct providing for tho
grading OF Eighth -enuc. between Fifty-nin,h and
issth sfrsss ana sacr,ins the Street Commissioners
to regulate the grade IN the following day the Ls.e-
s,are empowered The t,ral Park Commissioners Ak
toe grsds between nis,inth ard l2ld sirscts direct
ns tnen 20 sucnis W. ms and specnca,.ous TO the
teinpiroes sllnin s'AJ Wa The Park Commissioner
failed TO DO 20 within TIE 1urcd TIM, and the Comp.
| ,roog subsequently, advc.ged fo~ nronsnaIs for iha
grading subject 10 the plans THE etros
An injunction ard orcer 20 s.w cause wig the ,ninno
\ iion should not he made ,rrr,nnl rs.,-.,r,ny ~,
Ccmptroer from awarding 10 cont-soi we o,,snnas
and was made rctnrnnbio yeste,v mi &c ~,
was subsequently pcs.pcned I'll ti7ih ire. Ths ico.
isiainrc appears reresle so nu.e ~ tne a..
would rescnd the power awart( m ,bs s.r.st so,,
nssloners " Ak III. grade rp 70 "a ss,.cs "a ~,
-ray do not deem u advisable tsio, ,h ,o,, IN
proceed under an uncertain regrslk az ,r,,,,,r .rJ
besides Ibis petition signed by 1900 -ancr,v ovrer-
! pfolce.h. As-s' 80 p~s"s 'A 'orm, hss osen
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WA. IN !r q an ndySnse Of 80 &c pr
FOR aM,iya.se. for ps,, q load e extra d.
smSs Ssass sad ana
o
ms sovs s rVs 81 q sSs M Se sss sS se
81 o. FOR full loads % small lots Tho
about go a. 2 60 ~ 70. nS u %
New Orleans Oats shade higher and good demand
ss'ss s'ss and 10 Ss
soc for Cnnsda nd eoc sls for lersey and southern
81; Sss ssass n i. Ss barley
Fnrcnrs were active; rates withou, dc.
sized shanss as mi. roi on ~
and er steamer 20 co onshcls at I'D 3D. chIeay
b"sn a. 81 10 Londan 500 66is rosn on private terms
10 h sc sosss; Ss ri a g. r. p 10 a per
cn.tn a. and 400 pbi resin AZ Is 81 TO Antwerp per
IT, BARK Bud. n from cty 's Point al is
20 ss s s S 90 vsIs' s3S Usosd two ss
terms.
Guyyy csorn was rather NOR active an sisd Gales
s ss dr 2 na III deliver % sa and Nv do
Hops dsrely active al former prices The sales
HAY was wthoni Important change; shipping lots vere
sGG;sa a. s w.. aa and noHa s other
k;nls we're UNCHANGED. .,,,.u., AIN -,
ssss previously reIorse) were 80 hsds and 81
Navar 81 onrs-srlr- tarpen,irc shade easier but
nj the concession there was rather more Inquiry LOIS
oo.e The ' were 100 SS: IN n ppas ar1sr a. :!
10 do sno sr IN % peps o,dss a. ;s ~ 90 e
7o do in poor s6c. s5c, aud 2s0 bond at
While Ss ncr grades sss, es as s asa
ws sr 9 s; ss1 sa o 20 a. sS No. a,
s. sa and 20, do pale =. % p 81 Tar wa. n;n. in
iiussed remained duh and heavy at Al AZ in e,.hs
and 81 IN bSis We heard sales Other Kinds were
rIrnossux-Reeeipa lcs bbis crud. and lsv Do re
lined There vas no Demand e. sru s and pss we're alto
E.ndeI sought for,
TO tho market, holders being more anIious 20 realize
ss.. w' %; sS SSois. % i've fs'. 90
fer " a o sssSri sP 40 cr a. Sa aS &c.
2e 50 do do for sep;sTSsr al Re And scs DO for
si.ndsa wSse jay. :, sSs 400 % ao sspsH:
70 white for July a, ssc-,s buyers oppca
"s scr ss s ss1s s sSd ss 5 s
s.d S,s S us sssy ss s cr &c ,n s. sad s, q
or OLD &C.. sai Is FOR prime mos and ss for prime for
request '. ans arm with .ass Of $50 S os
extra mess ne and IS So fog new Beet sR@;
unchansed tor cu meats .he demand was far bu,
,ss ssI S Sales s at M & eI
hams and PC ne for shcgiders also %? tierces tagged
and frn ". mote sales q sso Doves 4, lHe ilse or
for Fraera S and & for aSers cssr Tie lara n
te' wa. not p.Tcep,lby ssnsrd being meior.,ey active
unchanged at isc &c for state Ioc aic fos Vest
arr wa oe. w s a axe ., s'SSns e sasy
on private e ms. csroiul dali At isc. IKE
sS.aG.S siT Sg ss 5.asTs quoted s =
sSs.s .o .Sis Ike ic yellow. ike is.s, and
srKps-An kinds dGil nominal quo.
sTxlE,sr was without decided change sas 1000 lbs
ati2sc q iys; Aso 4looc lbs grease Al sNc. ioc
Sales, $4,000 lbs. Al IKE il,se. -
s s, 40. Ss'' ' ''''' 10 '0'' western IA bond at
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the srTsafs.lrm REVENUE su,as.

me Metropolitan Bersnus Board net yesterday, Y
ala 40 suancsr beyond adopting the following rssola-
tlons.--
Resovcd That evey collector Be directed TO report forth.
Win the pnee- and orsfcn OF beaded war houses class
" IN his dsri Together WITH ihe name. ana surees
FOR witch each ~ bonded when estab
fhed ana tie dss 81 the approval OF s bond W the
reary OF Treasury qgcther with she names q Toe pro-
keepers.
Resolved Tha, The collectors within the Ms,rppo,a-
district he Arrested forward
r.potos AZ TIE spirits rsmvysd for eonsunp,sp AND sale
aud hy whom yssrcyed.
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IRs P7zE RING.

Match Between Jnck Rookie aud the Un-
known for SisO00-The Fixht to Take Place
I'm september.
On Tuesday afternoon large number Of the sporting
fraternity met to make arrangements for prize tight
between Jack ROOKIE who lately fought the Cast Iron
Man, and The Unknown, 10 DO named By Joe ooburn.
Articles Of sgrsem,nt vers drawn up and signed
between Rookie AID Toe coburn for ooo and deposit
Of $3.50 was made ~ both psrtss lhe hshs wlli ase
place IN September noxt IL 70 understood that he
Unknown viii be nc sss parsonage than Rocky Moore,
VINO has agreed 10 nee. renowned Rookie me ngnt
Ia. created no htss ezessnsas amcps sne ep0ihos
frateTpitr.
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Flour GRAiH.-Receipts L265 bhls -four, llS bags
meal l92 bushels wheat 9l5 do and 5000 d.
malt Continued buoyancy tho nsn feature In the
-four to-day, and though the demand only fair
fresh Ground -four again advanced i5c. sc. Dbl,
lots bringing the greater advance. California
even more buoyant ether kinds and prices fully
higher sales showing SIM greater improvement
fancy brands Tho sales 0nclading California;
bblu at quotations. horn -four though
quiet shade hfner with sales of $50 bbls, within
tho range Of the quotations.. Rye -four advanced
trne the demand, however, moderate, tho saes
being 81 10 ~ or meal noticed saies
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On Tuesday Commodore Vanderbilt a1d Bonv Lows
were announced the above track. but
when the hour approached for tho horses 10 appear
was discovered that the Commodore was lame, and
could not START Rockingnsm, however, was substituted
in his place. and race OF, which terminated as
folows:--
Rockingham. .:.:.........
Time, 2:35-2 42-242.
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causy clltgpsn-TEls o.Y.

ervr,ws CoURr, cHarnsns.--Ncs as. o5, ,cs ,,s
III, ia Ic2 i2& i2o 1cp, 1873, las. 1s', lsg,Ns IA
Ie5 loi ics Iii, ii3, us, 1e1, 1873 lp5, IoS ''''
M.Hrss COuer-TRsL Tsnr -Nos 80, =, W on
es =. 10 -, 20, 81, %, ~ 200. iol, ioA iG, a io7'
foa iO2 10 A'f
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Cleared.
Steamship Trpoii lHrl. Nsrtyn. Lvcrpccl-h cunsrs.
steamship Cnvn tbTom). Won sAn.Sn' D'''"e
-amssp saFpho Lingo Wilmington So--harAy' Fer
siesra.sin Dire, sherwood porland-J ? Ares
steanphp Equa.ar, J.ckaway, Boston-bcnnsE, Brown
pSss 4 " rn,rb, Kneh, rnasua-Bret Sen Co.
bark Thiiena. DAVIS InaguA er a. ioos,tou. -. y
re- s,,,,s Queen trr, vuier BedeqneE cnnara
Rrif Ksamo frl xorrib. st johns, NF-Cnadan, Um1
p1ry f.s enc ,Rr, Lrnoir oiacs Bay-B Small Co.
Gsrrno Br, Little 0iace Bay - u Brcwrr~
pris wWLcrt (nrl, Batir. pictou NS--s Small a Ces
rstg lanes Murche fBT. stuart, Shuluo, rs.
rps,r Grrrlia cole. Borlor brett, Son a 90.
s~hr Cornuccpin fnri, OfHryan Nas<au-f W Whitney.
schr Nabri Donaldson. Gaiveston--fui per Bfn.tic
echr Anne Lewis, Jayne. Aexsndna-N l. ArrresdS D
tschr 81 Incar Nelson Boaton---I n Haviland
Empire, Packer. Gloucester.
fcbr y G Aiken, Peck Stanford.
steamer Elixabeth, Fowler Blliiuore.
Arrived.
& steamer FsriIla, Budd, T--Fclk "a days.
Steamship Ataan!a tBr) finkaatn London June - any
Havre 18th. with Indse aud 2ll paSsengcrs Rowland ~
Aspnwa June - ~ 81 81, passed kccovs
cry hound W 29h. lat ~ " Ion - 81 spoks whaling barr
Pacific, Of New Redford In company with another whaic5
passed snip Ailen bound $50 Ia al 20 - 70 paced
steamships reutcna and Fulton hence. 2h, hs |" " To-
% 90 passed shin Star of tho West. -. -
Steamship Levant tBr), Arsey, Cow Bag. oB. lays
sscanship Saratoga King. Richmond and horfok' 70
ship rrancis Cutting. Tyson. Liverpool MAJ y w
mdse 70 J-A nsik 90. Had snons wcs'erL am 70 ~.
banks nrce then light winds and calna w,.h nneA ios
June 90 LAT ~ >. lon so shp BaTxwaief, o. and ~,
ship invireib,s, Dale PhLadelpslA y eaNA. ~ ~
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'o,tiug MT SpringacId. rYa-s.

SrHINGFlEiD NAsA, JiIy 10, 1907.
There interesting aud closely contested to, at
Hampton Park, IN this city, this afternoon, between
Bowens Danyille Boy OF Boston, to hsrncss and Honest
Abe OF Hartford, with running msto, TO wagon. Abe
ard mate first, fourth aud hth heals AMI the
race. Tims:-2:4lh; 24o&; 2:3sjl; 1884; ABA
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PARTIAL UtstpuCrwy Or A WIRE MILL.

woRcsSrxR. Mass, July 10, 1861
me Souh Worcester Wire Mill, belonging to tho
Wshburm hoen Wire Works. WAS partially burned
~ morniv The loss 10 nearly covered By Insurance
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COMMERCIAL REPORT
WEDNESDAY. July 10-6P. N.
COFFEE continued dull but prices ruled steady. We heard
Of no sales Of any description.
CorroN-There Increased business consummatcd,
and previous prices realized Tho sales comprised
1850 bacs chiefly at 261<c for mIddling uplands We
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SHIP PIN g NEW S.
RsST o. NEW yuak. yuLY %. lsa1.

ALMANAC yoRx-rHis
kc~HIsys. IS NOON sErs. morn -
sUS sKrz ................. s. Mon wArER MORN
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


CAuuos1-BulxR-On Wednesday, July ~ b q.
Rev Dr. hc(lynn and the Rsv. W. McAhsier, q tksNSI
sidsncs OF the brides parents, ADouHE CAUnor y L.
MARY, daughter Of Francis Burke all OF Tins city.
July TO- By II Rev. J. n Stevenson, BENyA@ a.
RisoN % Miss 6UssIE daughter Of Ro0ers Bucha1aA
McGEHAN-HowR -On Tuesday, July .. q the 49,
dence Of the brides parents, nsas Weedhaven, ~
JoHs NcGHAE Of Brooklyn, 10 Hlss ElnABE1B H0wR
T1xMRxAn-HAgNEy -On Tuesday afternoon, July Q.
At ST. Anas church. BY the Rev. Dr. csilaudsl' oaceai
LOUIS f. TixhERNAN, Of the steamer North AmencA -
Miss CAInn L HARNEY, youngess aAashtsy Of NE ~
John Harvey.
New Orleans papers please copy.
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The receipts for customs aud the receipts, payments
and balances at the Sub Treasury 10 this city for the
pred portion of the week, have been as folows:-
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1867-07-02
A RESOLUTION

A RESOLUTION
Relative to an amendment of the Constitu.
! tion providing for the extension of the
elective franchise.
Resolued By the General assembly Of
The State of Ohio, (three- -fifths of the
members elected to each House agreeing
thereto,) That it be and is hereby proposed to
the electors of this State to vote, at the next
annual October election, upon the approval OF
rejection of the following amendment as a
substitute for the first section of the fifth ar-
ticle Of the Constitution of this State, to wit:
Every male citizen of the United States, of
the age of twenty -one years, who shall lave
been resident of the State one year next
preceding the election, and of the county,
township or ward in which he resides, such
time as may be provided by law, except such
persons as have borne arms in support of any
insurrection or rebellion against the govern.
ment of the United States, or have fed from
their places of residence to avoid being draft
ed into the military service thereof, or have
deserted the military or naval service of said
government in time of war,and have not sub
sequently been honorably discharged from
the same, shall have the qualifications of an
elector, and be entitled to vote at all elections.
ED. A. PARROTT,
Speaker of the Hoase of Representatives,
ANDREW G. McBURNEY,
President of the Senate.
Passed April 6, 1867.
APPS, ,'67m6.