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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-07-22
LANPHEAR & MITCHELL
Notice to Contractors.

rTSHE COMMON COUNCIL. OF THE
u City of Evansville will receive Sc led
proposals until Monday, the 9th day OF
July, 1867, for g. aiding the following alleys,
viz
Grading alley situated between Main
and Sycamore Streets and extending from
Eighth Street towards Ninth Street.
Grading alley situated between Fulton
Avenue and Fifth Avenue, and extending
from Front Street to Second Street.
Grading alley situated betwet Chestnut
and Cherry Streets, and extending from
Seventh to Eighth Street.
Grading alley situated between Leet ana
Clark Streets, and extending from Third 20
Fourth Street.
Grading alley situated between High and
Center treets, and extending from Leet
to GoodselI Street
Grading alley situated between the depot
grounds on the northwest, and orr q mar
rison's Enlargerse nt and u. Brlnkmeyers
Enlargement on the southeast, and eX-
tending from Lot ], Block 2, Ogr Hafrl-
sons Enlargement, TO Lot 10 IN IL. Blink
meyers Enlargement
Grading alley situated between second
and Third streets, and extending from
Gum to Cowan Street.
BY order of the Councli.
a. N. MCGRIFF, Clerk.
CITY Clerks Office, July 9Th. 1867.
i've Union cOpy.l
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Ladies, Discard Injurious Paddings

E4E DA VI - T. VI Els MaFnmarlai Balm
W. and Patent Breast Elevators develop
the form physiologically. Depot 907 Broad
way, New orlx. Send stamp for treatise
Stores
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WATERING PLACES.
Indian Springs.
Martin County, Indiana.

YEyHE PROPRIETOR OFTHzIS CELE-
4. brated w Watering Place, and weli known
reSo for lnYallds, announces to the pub
lie that it will be open for the reception OF
visitors from and after the FIRST OF
JUNE During the last year the Build
ings at this delightful Summer Resort
have been mucn ENLA RGED AND IN
PRO VED. TUeTst2J-fo1T additional Rooms
haze been completed, together with three large
p0gches, and the Establishment thoroughly
refT7atShed and an the best order for the cO4sa-
fort and convenience of Guests
The Bath Rooms, Swings, and Alleys are
new and complete, and the lately discov-
cred Cave on the premises furnishes cool
and re reshing retreat. THE NJ MEDICINAL
AND CURATIVE PROPERTIES of the Waters
are acknowledged and attested by all who
have used them. The Group consist of
WHITE SULPHUR. BLACK SULPHUR, CHALY-
BEATE, and FRESH WATER, and especially
efficacious for Dyspepsia. Diseases Of the
Stomach, Boa0eLs, EyeS for DTopSy, Neural
qia and Rheumatism. The vicinity is
WILD AND ROMANTIC, Astounding in GAME
and FISH, as well as MINERAL and BoTAN-
ICAL SPECIMENS, and INDIAN RELICS.
Hacks will convey passengers to and
from the Springs, connecting with the
Trains East and West on the Ohio and
Mississippi Railroad at the Shoals and
Huron. For further information address
may24tf ID. r. DUNIHUE, Prop'r.
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Crescent City Springs.

SITUATED ONE MILE FROM tn
- City of Evansville, and one quarts
from the Ohio River, on Pigeon Greet
Indiana. The Waters are
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-07-22

'Vyw% H'TEas- E,V ERY WHERE - Sales
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$3.50 per month-To sell the genuine Com
mon tense Family Sewing Machine. Price
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The cloth cannot be pulled apart, even
after cutting across the seam every quarter
of an inch. Every machine warranted for
three years. Send for circulars and terms
to agents, or call at McDowell's Block,
corner Fourth and Green Street, Louis
vile, Kentucky. BLISS q MCEATHRON,
General Agents.
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TIL

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TODacc0 users, ALCoRClOn!
The appetite for Tobacco Destroyed
by using
"ORTON'S PREPARATION"
NBEWERS AND SMOKERS, leave
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person, no matter how strong the habit
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No more laundering for IObaccO AFTER
using one box o. this preparation.
E2ecOIIect it Is warranted.
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receipt of one dollar. Address
E. DOUGLAS, General Agent,
Box l,572. Portland, Maine.
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facilities TO the needy. In addition to our
Electro-Thermal and Turkish Bath De-
partments, which we have enlarged and
perfected during the last year, we nave
also added the Exhaustive Air Bath, which
is invaluable in many cases.
With these additions to. our institution,
we now command the greatest variety, the
most complete bathing facilities that can
be found IN any oae place in the world.
Il. 7. SEELYE, Md, Proprietor.
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'NE'AGEG CARDS-The most amusing
I've. thing out. SpIendid article for parlor
aInusement. New thing lust out. Price %
cents pack. Address n. q. FOSHAY, Box
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The Proprietors have fitted these beautiful
Springs up in the very best manner for the
comfort and accommodation of Visitors
and BoARDERS, at a cost of Twenty Thou
sand Dollars. The Rooms are large am
WILL ventilated, with spacious Halls.
latest modern style, and will be supple
with everything to prompt the appetite,t
satisfy the wants of guests.
furnished, with Tub and Shower, of tt
latest Philadelphia style. The Fountal
of Mineral Wafer flows constantly in
ct, in front of the main building
The DANCING HALL and RECEPTION
ROOMS attached are unsurpassed by any
a splendid Band of Music is engaged f.
The BOWLING SALOONS are of
best, and in large airy Buildings.
The LADIES' CONNECTION ERY
GENTLEMENS' SALOONS will he s.
with the finest of Wines, Liquors, and "a
CARS.
Swings and other species of amusement
in abundance, for the wants of familie&
old and young.
The Ground embraces Is acres, covered
with forty varieties of Forest Trees, max
ipg a grand Bower of Forest Foliage
III all It's rural loneliness. The finest
Fishing can be had within five minutes
walk from the Springs. Within one hours
ride, by rail, you have the best Bass Fish
ing in the world. The Springs are in inn
mediate connection with the Ohio Rives
and Rail 10 any part of the United States,
and within five minutes drive of the City
of Evansville, containing population OF
thirty thousand.
The SPRINGS are now open for Board.
| ers and Visitors, and will not close until
| the LIST OF November. Famllie> and Others
| wishing Rural Home for the season can
| not find one to surpaSs the CRESCENT.
Hit q OEHLKUCH,
may13 Proprietors
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DR. J. ID. ATRLLNgAN, Gynecologist

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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1867-09-19
Yours truly,
Jasper, o., Sept. 2, 1867.
C0nnerI,cnd Yennr,.

In order to show our readers what sort of stuff
the readers of the Dispatch have to feed upon,
as well as to show its editors hatred and treat
ment Of those who labored 10 put down the re-
belOn and save the Constitution and Govern
ment we copy the following from its last issue:
"Andrew Johnson we forgive you Thousand
faults and sins of omission for this one tardy
evidence of returning manhood, In kicking that
miserable brute, the black-h earted, blood-staned
hell-begOtten Devil-inspir ed, God-fOrsaken, exc
cradle wretch Edwin NJ. Stanton, from an Office
he dishOnered, and from position he disgraced.
The inhuman iend should be Immediately
handed over the officers of justice. But, had he
a thousand lives, they would all he inadequate
to appease the cry of VENGEANCE for the blet
of his murdered victims. The piteous wall OF
ten thousand widowed wives and orphaned chill
drcn, will haunt his polluted soul and their dying
curses blast his name with eternal infamy. Go!
you Cain-marked demon, You Andersonville hye-
na, you branded excresce nee of hell, and hide
yonr vile carcass and beas tly face from the sight
of civilized humanity"
Such is copperhead logic And yet there are
hose whom the Great Being has endowed with
the capacity to read and write, 1--WE can't think
they have any other endowment who read such
stuff, and call it "smart!" God pity their poor
bepighted souls - GdhlpOi Journal
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JACKSON G. H., OHIO, THURSDAY, sEPTEBER 49, 1867

people Of color in this State, we protest
against it, inasmuch as a majority of
those in Savannah are our nearest rela-
tons. [Great cheers
IT was only among Democrats such
asthese that the doctrine of negro equal
ity had been reduced to practice. This
was a subject the speaker did not like
to talk about When he was Demo-
crat he studiously avoided it. rCheers. 7
He was either mum, or claimed to be
an Irishmm, and then they could not
accuse him of such principles. Laugh
ter. ...... ........ .........'.
The General then addressed himself
especially to soldiers, saying: Your
work in the prosecution of this war is
not ended The reconstruction of a
country after a rebellion like ours is
more difficult than fighting the war.
1t must be done in such way that it
will not again fall into the hands of
rebels. You know what it has done
under the most difficult circumstances.
and you know what it can do. If You
had left the rebellion with the Demo
Gratis to manage, your Government
would have been destroyed, and if you
let its reconstruction fall into their
hands, there is no guaranty that it will
fare any better
This brief sketch of a two hours
speech, delivered in the Generals rapid
and overpowering manner, can do him
but poor justice, and all who have an
opportunity to hear him at different
points where he speaks, should not fail
to do so, He speaks at Hamilton to-
morrow and at Greenvile next day.
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WHOLE NO. 1861.

and defiant, were made so secure that
the country has heard them prate about
their constitutional rights" and as
sumo to interpret the Constitution to
suit themselves, just as a burglar or
horse-thief might-if justice was so
weak and demoralized-demand that
the court should take his Interpretation
Of the law for its guide.
1t was our duty to keep and to use
all the influence we had over the fears
ofthe "persons of consideration" the
influential traitors in the South. But
the policy Of Mr.. Johnson and Mr..
Greeley has, in fact, 80 far as it could,
justified rebellion and made it honor
able. 1t has inflicted hardships only on
the mass Of the southern people-who
suffer by the delay in reconstruction;
and it has, so far as it could, secured the
safety and political predominancc of the
very class whom Mr.. Johnson denounc-
ed in 1865, the influential traitors"
The people suffer- the wealthy, the men
ofinfuence, are secure and prosperous.
JeffDayis rides about in a carriage
thanks to Mr. Greeley; JEFF Davis's as
sociates, the influential traitors who.
with him, plunged the country into
war, who organized treason and carried
on rebellion, are safe, free, prosperous,
lOud-yoieed, boastiul; they even set up
for authorities on the Constitution.
When a brave soldier like Longstreet
speaks for peace and speedy settle.
ment, they howl at him and try TO put
him down. But the humble soldier
who was misled, or dragged into the
rebel service; who exposed his life while
Davis and his Influential traitors sat
at home in safety; and who now desires
peace and the opportunity for making
comfortable living which only recon
struction can give him, because not un-
til reconstruction is completed will cap
ital flow to those states, and enterprise
and industry reyiye-he is still under
the harrow.
But this policy has done nearly all the
harm it can. The work of reconstruc-
tion is going on, in spite of the oppo-
sition of the malcontents. General Pope
reports that in Alabama the mlits ma
jority for reconstruction will be not less
than ten thousand, aside from the ne
gro vote; and the same is true, he
says, of Georgia and Alabama. In 9th
er states the prospect now is that the
people will also cast a majority for the
convention; and it would seem that ev-
en- Mr.. JohnSoa's opposition and the in
trigues of politicians cannot avail to put
off or prevent the desired result, the
completion of the work of recoustruc-
ton, and the restoration of the whole
country to the peaceful sway of the
Constitution.-N. Y, Ereaing Post
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Communicated. !

LONNihiuHl~ateu.l
EDITOR STANDARD:-I am not one of
those much given to meddling in poll
ties l am not of the mold Of politi-
clan; yet when an issue presents itself
| always try to inform myself well upon
it, and then vote accordingly, as l think
right. do not wish to go into dis
cassion of the general issue now. The
issue wish to notice is that which EN-
mitt is making with Gen. Jones, and
propose to give it in Emmitt's own
words. At the Moore-Emmitt meet
ing at Dugan's Grove in Scioto county,
Emmitt said "Ihave travelled through
"Trip, and l have found things very diff
terent there from what we have them
here. They have no political strifes
there, no political parties there. They
have things all one way there, and /
tell you fellow citizens, that whenever
we can get the Republican party out of
power, we can have things just like
they have them" Just like they have
them. Exactly so, Mr.. Emmitl OF
course, get out of power the Republican
party, and instead of president of the
United States of America, we can have
an Emperor, just like they have in
France, or Gar, like they have in
Russia, or thirty or forty kings and
dukes and Arch dukes ETC., Just like
they have them in "Trip. Ofcoprse we
can have things here like they have them
in "Trip.
Yours truly,
WI.
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egA Democratic mass meeting was
held in Baltimore Tuesday night TO
ratify the new rebel constitution. 1t
was done to the best Of Democratic
ability
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ora detachment of United States
troops committed gross outrages at
Omaha, for allowing which some officers
ought to be punished.
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nm Ne Did Nof IIo ~.

II has hong h,rn known ni uursn Ni,lmia thAt
on all her excursions aud urdinafs APPEARANCES
she so regulates hrr dress, &C. ~ NOT iu dis.
courage habits II "ronomy among. her Ia'npl-
All such examples noble anl christian
Mr.. Samuel SLATER habits Of living were at q.
ten the topic of remark among townsbi'n. an -
certain oesasion this snbjlc was made lir staple
ofquiio an Interesting ooHtct alton laiw"n hin,-
srli and few of his intimate friends whrn hc
was a little more than ifl, years Of age. aud cs-
iimai.d lo be worth half - million at dollars II
was IN the front roam III The bank, whci" thry
we're accustomed i0 meet aud discus- all SITS of
things 81 interest A. that time he lived IN an
old wooden house which might have r"sl two ar
three thousand dollars -,lcccni and -,rnioriahle,
Il IL true. aud much like the better sol, of hons.,i
IN thr village, excepting, lrrhaps, half doz-n
lie alan owned good hnra. anl ciai.e the com
mon pleasure vehicle at that lrfiod IN uiany parts
Of New England. Ills lihnda inld him II was
not right for man of his proIer, 10 live 10 that
siylc-ihat he ought Ia build bcti.t h"us- and
aud Keep coach.
Mr.. SLATER replied much in The following man
nrr Gentlemen, admit that en- able IN have
q large anil cosily house. rich furniture anil
servants 10 take cafe 81 II than ! mn Rhlr ~
have = coach with driver aud a lpOimtn ~
attend me. Aud II " not that | am misrrly that
! ilo not have them. hut Il Is "a duty In me Ia
sat m example az economy a. Others, aud especially
Ia my children The world l. too inclined Ia cN-
iravigance. u the style you recommend IL 90 he
considered an evidence Of wealth and were on
that account 10 adopt u, others not able might
follow my example, In order 10 be thought rich.
In the end Il might prove their ruin. while pru-
dent and honest people would have 10 suffer for
H. And you know have six boys. lfthcy live
and have families. each viii want 60 live In az
much style ~ his father. Now, II am able TO
live &c You recommend ms property. when divi.
le into six parts might not lie sufficient lo sup.
port six such Embellishments besides, bn iiIrsl
may not continue as good rs Il is a. present
wish 10 set good example Tor my children. II
they DO not follow u the fault Is not mine.
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break p leap. 1904 feet. II Is far the lohies,
=, 10. wuIl Think Of cascadc-for II Is
q than iwcniy feet wide ~ the summil-cf
i..rc than half mile II is sixteen times
Do. ,.' 'h,u Niagara. In spring u has great
v1ll'ur but during summer u Is one vast
Incredible height. Tho iioor Of the beautiful
t.ilcy f. dreaded by the shining river. aud
.l.'i"i with rich grass, and myriads Of wild
n,,srrs. including primroses Of yellow and
crimson, aud the ltherial Spear % exquisite
purple. II Is iringcd with spreading oaks, and
dotted with slender. symmetrical pines, which
sometimes rise nearly 300 feet. dwaring men
aud buildings beneath their branches To the
mcrcs pigmics. Oh the whole, the Yosemite
Valley l. In conparably the most wonderful
feature Of our continent. European travellers
agree that trans Atlantic scenery has ing
at all approaching H.. Unless the UNEMPLOYED
llimaiaycs hide SOME rival, there u no spol
the wide world over Of such varied beauty and
iuca surclcss grandeur.
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goetrp.
coon TEMPER.


rho.es not . cheaper Thing 1879 rltth.
Nor yet an haif 50 dear
u. garsh niere than dissina ai .l'ri hirih.
~ thousand. fain.i tear
u lends the 'lay new delight.
It's Virtues nrncst shield.
And add. more beauty to the nifhi
Than all the stars can yirld
Itmaketh poverty content
To sorrow, whisper. icarr
u u q Gin frem heaven sent
for mortals o. inrrrase,
u meets you with . smile at MON
u tells you 10 rrI,ose
Hover for Isecr and pleasant ',ern.
IN everlasting rose.
\ charm TO lanish grief away.
To snatch from braE thu ear
Turns tears 10 smiie.. makrs inliir .aV,
Spreads vladnrss everywhere.
Aud yet 'tls cheap a. sumnrr slrW
That gems the iiiy's irrasi
A tallsman for love. a. true
Asevcr man Isosses.-sl.
A. smiles the rainlow thso' the clnn,l.
When thrrat'ning stnfn begin.
N music mid the trmissst iaud.
That stiil IT. sweet Way sins
Va spans an arch nrross tho iile
when waves. conflicting, fiam.
"a rotnes this s~raph tu our silr
THIS angel a. our loinr
Wha, may this Wondnsas spirit H..
with tpwrr uuheari lefpn'--
This charm. this bright divinity
'.oO.i TcmIrr-nothing NOR.
focal fenl'rr Ills the eho.rrst git
That woman hamewarsi bring
And eau the ipDorcst PEASANT lift
Iobliss unknown to Kings.
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Baltimore Advertisements.
A GRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.


The subscriber. Manufacturer aud Dealer IN
AGRIcuL TURAL AND HORTICULTURAL
IMPLEMENTS AND SEEDS.
Informs his friends aud the public IN general.
that he s lncated IN the City of Baltimore. viii,
the necessary Tools aud Machinery for the
manufacturing of all kinds af
MACHINERY.
CASTINGS. sc.
And will guarantee Ia supply all orders E,s
them on the most reasonable terms. An,niIg
the articles 90 be always obtained at NV -.
iablishment. name IN part
PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES,
SAW MILLS, GRIsT MILLS.
WATER WHEELS. AC..
80 ALL sISEs;
Wheeler. Mclick 4 Cos. Railway anil Plants
ton Powers aud winnowers. Eagle C"ti"n
Gins, Cotton aud Hay Presses. Gin 6rar
Segunents aud v ing Gulgeons.
Grain Drills. Cider Mills and
Presses, Wine Presses. hay
and stalk Cutters.
MOVING AND REAPING MACHINES.
FARM WAGONS \ CARTS.
chntns. wheat Fans. Corn Shrllcf-. Tara ,ni
cob iiili.. 49,. sole Agent TT
Mudgc's Celebrated Washing siachincs.
Horton D,pcw d C"'.. PI"ws aud casting. J.
v. Elli"its Arc"nar W.. Flows. Norfolk rn,
Baltimore Flows. aud . general Assrimrn' 81
ALL KINDS OF
Field and Garden Seeds.
Will FURNISH IL ORDER
An KINDS az fLRTILIZEGN.
MANUFAt TORY. MACHINE HIIur Asp
FOUNDRY.
'osHsr iTo'-saaa and Froaf Sresf,.
DEPOT A SEED STORE.
u Hrsf P.an &r,si. oJI,o,'ie Mrii5y Hp".s
John MAYHEl;. A.r>L
May :i.-Gm.
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Rates or ADvERTISING.

hA-No Advertisement inserted Cor ie., than ON
nOif.AR
uArhc CHioa has The largest circulation u any -
pr ~ The Connty-a fact worthy the attention 81 Ad
ssrlisrrs. Address.
L0NGNRcKERs CONNER, PVsIisnEns,.
TowsontSvn, Baltimore Co., Nd.