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THE COUGH AND Lung REMEDY.
RERrpAvIs, rAIN KILLER DE

kERIDANIs' PAIN KILLER DE
rives much % its popularity from the simplicity at
tending i's which gives It peculiar value in
family. The various tirelses which may Re
reached ~ 1t, and il their iuc.pient stages eradi-
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10 suffered 10 run but tie curative magic cftl-s
preparation a. once d.sarus them c. their terrors.
Ia all respects II fujfls the eonti.ors = popular
mefil'n-
Dec 2s-WImo
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WORLD MUTUAL
Life Insurance Company,
III BRoADF4Y, NEF YORK.
OFFICERS.

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proof Of death.
Liberal arrangements made in regard to travel
one third Of the amount Of premium will be
loaned the poliey-hOlder when desired
Liberal arrangements made with good Agents
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BosroN. Jan %.

Flour quiet. Western superfne 1000
1850; common extra ll.50 1850; medium
1900 a II 90; ST. L7ais II 30 l. IS
Corn steady, Western mixed | p Is;
yellow 24 % old 20 a 80
Oats firm. Northern and Southern 20 a
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~ 600 ACRES OF LAND WAR
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.SARRAH WASHINGTON HAIR
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EV EsT W d " An
En- the Land
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about
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manded his money. Mr.. Willis refused.
They took of his shoes and stockings and
held his feet to the fire until they were
shoekIDgly burnt. Mr.. Willis finally showed
the robbers where the money was, which
they secured and then left. The amount
was $3.50.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-20
FORTIETH CONGRESS- = Executive
- TtA-t II Session.
WASHINGTON, April 19.

w ASdlNGION, ApIh IL.
SENATE-Wilson returned to the
Senate Henderson's offered resolu-
ton, providing that there be printed
for the use of the Senate 20, 900 copies
of the Report of the Secretary of the
Interior, giving information of the
number, location, &C., of the various
tribes of Indians, and 500 copies for
the War, Department. Referred to
the Printing Committee.
The Senate went into Executive
session. On e-opening the doors,
Anthony offered resolution, which
was adopted, for the appointment OF a
COMMITTEES to wait on the President
and inform him that unless he have
some further communication to make,
the Senate will adjourn tomorrow at
4 o'clock.
g The Chair appointed Fessenden and
j Johnson said committee.
The Senate resumed the Executive
session. rs.
At a subsequent stage of the pro-
ceedings, Anthony, from the above
named committee, reported that they
had performed the duty assigned
them, and the President requested
them to inform the Senate that he
would to-day make some further Ex-
ecutive communications. but at pres
ent he knew no reason why the Senate
should not adjourn at the time fixed
upon HaggHE
The Senate took recess from
until 7:30 P. M. ~
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-20
BOSTON
State Credit Extended to the Hart
8 ford 4 4 Erie Railr8ad-Decisi0
# Relative to the Capture OF q
a Steamer. Rc vsb aE IL sro. -

BosroN, April 19.-The House
Conimittee unanimously reported a
bill in favor of granting the State
credit for three million dollars to the
Boston, Hartford and Erie Railroad.
Judge Lowell, of the United States
District Court, has decided that the
Clyde built steamer Syren, captured
in the Ashley river: at Charleston,
when Charleston surrendered, and
which was brought to this city and
condemned as prize, was prize to
the Government, and not the block
aiding fleet, as claimed. Her capture
was as much the result of the army
besieging asthe navy. a = 81
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a9es sid LYONS Saigei sS
PERIODICAL DROPS,
I'll o. Il u xa..---

p Ihe Great FenldLe ICen1edy FOR
.-a esa Irregularities. ,s,s ("
r HAVE TESTED THESE DROPS
~ in my own practice, over ten years,
and do not hesitate to say that nothing
has been developed by medical research
that acts SO powerfully, positively, and
harmlessly, in cases of female irreguIarity
as does this medicine. In all recent cases
1t never fails, while thousands VINO have
been long sufferers are indebted 10 it for
the boon of health to-day. 9Hff
Although SO powerful and positive, they
are perfectly harmless, and may be used at
all times, except when specially forbidden
in the Instructions. ~ '-''7'st - .
al To all who suffer from any irregularfty, !,
painful, difficult, excessive, offensive, or
INSTRUCTED menstruation, Leucorrhoea. or
the train of diseases that follow, L would
say, try a bottle of DIR. Lyons French
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tfon, their action is more direct and posi-
tive than any pills or powders. Explicit
directions, bearing my fac-simile, accom-
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ven, Conn, General Agents for the United
States and Canada. Price 81 80 per bottle.
- SDR.JOHN l.. LYON,
Practicing Physician
deco dem = New Haven. Conn.
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s-NEw York, April 19.-The express
car of last nights express train west,
on the Erie Road, took fire near Che
nung Station, from sparks from the
engine, and was totally destroyed. The
contents, consigned to parties west,
were in care of the United States and
Merchants Union Express Compa-
nies. Loss, $4,000. The safes con-
tanning the money packages were
saved. The express messengers had
a narrow escape,
Fourteen thousand bushels of corn
were sent to Mobile to-day by the
Southern Relief Association. -
All the carpenters, except about
one hundred, returned to work at 81
day. M
. Those who are still striking are
taking subscriptions for a fund with
which they intend to start co opera
tive carpenters shop in this city.
The Plasterers Associations will not
ask an increase of wages if the Gov
ernor signs the eight hours law. The
tailors have denounced those en-
4 ployees who will not yield the two
hours shorter time on Saturdays
which they demanded 11 -
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The Kelly's Island Grape Crop.

The Saudusky Register says, in an
article on matters on Kelly's Island :
The prospect for the grape crop is
reported excellent. The cold weather
has not injured the vines in the least,
and the vineyards are in fiourishing
condition. The islanders accordingly
expect thriving grape season. They
have been somewhat inconvenienced
by the failure of the crop last year,
but are determined to make the year
1867 repay their losses. To accomplish
this they are working most. industri-
ously in their vineyards, which look
thriving and in good condition. The
buds and wood have been injured by
the frost, but, on inspection, look
fresh and green ks
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-20
WASHINGTON.
Nomination Of Raymond tabled by
the Senate-Fire at POmerOy-
Loss 100000. eHaH

WASHINGTON, April 49, = The
nomination of Mr.. Raymond as Min
lister to Austria, was laid upon the
The Senate refused to express an
was vacant or not 4 ssxsV
Sidney Howard Gay has been nomi-
mated for US Assessor in the 10Th
New York District s& -
WAsHINGToN. April 19.-Reyer-
dy Johnson's RESOLUTION favor
ing mediation in the event of
Maximilian's capture, and also
offering the services of the United
States Government to adjust existing
difficulties between the friends and
enemies of the Mexican Republic was
debated at great length, but without
arriving at any definite conclusion.
Messrs. Sumner, johnson, and sew
eral other Senators spoke warmly in
favor of mediation, but there were
some gentlemen who opposed the idea
of the Government offering its good
offices in behalf of Maximilian. The
principal objection urged against the
resolution, was that Macmillan de-
served the worst fate that might be-
2 fall him, as a punishment for the
cruelties sanctioned by him in the
case Of captured guerrillas.
1t Is not true, as stated IN some
papers, that Senator Johnson's reso-
lutions recommended annexation, or
: even a protectorate over the Mexican
Republic I.eeis akf
No steps have been taken towards
the international convention between
Spain, Chill, aud Peru, which was to
have been held in this city.
: Ithas transpired here that-the sum-
mons. to Messrs. Trenholm & Co., to
appear before the Judiciary Impeach-
ment Committee, was based on the
allegation that a million of dollars in
gold had been paid to secure the par
don of blockade runners. 3sisst
WASHINGTON. April 19.-The
monthly report of the Department of
Agriculture, says there are favorable
indications of good wheat crop.
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Organization or a WOrkingmen's PO-
litical UniOn-Suit Against General
Wool for False imprisonment.

BALrIMoRE, April 19.-The Work
ingmen of this city have organized
Workingmen's Political Union, on
the platform of the National Labor
Congress, held last Fall.
The suit against Major General
John E. Wool, for false imprison-
Iment during the waits progressing
in the United States Circuit Court,
and attracts much public interest, as
other cases are pending on the result
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The Crops.

Ascareful inquiry of over one hun,
dred farmers who have visited our
office within the past week, results in
the pleasant conviction that the pros
pect for a first rate wheat harvest is
better in this region than it has been,
at this season, for many years past.
As heavy breadth of ground has
been put in wheat, we may reasona-
bly, look for bountiful. supply this
season. f~ses
The inquiries in regard to the peach
crop are as favorable as those about
wheat. With very. few exceptions,
more buds are still alive than the
trees should properly bear. fafI
The late spell of pleasant weather
has been thankfully received by, the
farming community, and field hands
begin to show the mark of spring
work. Olaey (Ill.) Journal aa9
The late advices we have from the
interior speak very favorably of . the
appearance of the growing wheat
throughout the entire West and South,
with scarcely an exception, and should
no unfavorable circumstance arise be-
tween this and the harvest time, a
good crop of wheat may be looked for
as regards quality. but the breadth of
land sown last Fall was less than
usual, owing to the unusual wet
weather in September and October;
and the season for sowing Spring
wheat has been exceedingly unfavor-
able; indeed, but little Spring wheat,
comparatively, has yet been put in, SO
that the prospects for large wheat
crop are not by any means favorable.
Spring work is quite backward. though
it is now the middle of April, for the
ground has been hardly dry enough
for ploughing up to this date.-Csn-
cin,loh Price Current. 30 sae49 5asi5f
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-20
MISCELLANEOUS.
Departure or Schooner Republic
Fire at Paris, ,IIl.-SOuthern News.
paper .COnyentiOn-P Prospect OF
Tobacco in Virginia.

CINCINNATI, April ia fire at
Pomeroy last night destroyed Nye.
.Williamsons& Co.'S flour mill. and
Cook & Co.'S machine. shop, and
seven dwellings Loss 100000;
amount of insurance not stated.