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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-13
FROMlTHE .CAPITAL.
10 Il Mostly Musical.
INDIANAPOLIS Feb. 1

INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. r.
Editors Journal a. - .sal gaEw
10 An affair very much talked Of here
at present is the anticipated visit Of
the c. o. .S,oBand.ls Not only the
RAIDS, who are disposed to claim
that farlfamed musical corps as a pet
institution Of the1i4.s' party .t and who
remember with gratitude its splendid
Services in many arduous campaigns,
but our misguided Democratic breth-
ren, who, Notwithstanding their politf-
PealaT Iheresies, Ifown Row to appre-
sciate the fine arts, are lookiuag forward
to the Festivities of that occasion as
the grand holiday season oef the ses
sion,oa ooiti7v ,kef
tisA tlaguiGcentlSiIhop' at the Bates,
House on thelevening of "Wednesday
the 10th, visits to the Senate and
House on Thursday, a co ll1sett Nor
,rison's Opera Hall on Thursday even
iing-which promises to eclipse any
thingIin that lineseYer3before attempt
ed here--and a reception atthe resi-
dence of Cow, BAKER on FRIDAY
evening, where = GEORGE and THE
boys win find themselves emphati9
cally at home, make UP the pro-
gramme 50 far as announced.
BEN. OWEN, well known
to the musical fraternity in your city. !
has just returned from New York. |
where he left his pupil, Miss Jessie
Taggart, forlthe purpose Of prosecut-
ing her musical education with better
facilities for the. most thorough rough
scientific culture than could be enIliitosyeed |
outside the art metropolis of the nal
ton. Miss J EssfEs' wonderful voice
has created an immense I sensation
among the professionals Of Gotham
ConuolseuTs pronounce it equal to
any thing ever known In Europe or j,
America, throwing P8REPA entirely in
the shade. Fabdbus3 prices hayeq,
been offered her to ling in several Of
the most fashionable church choirs,
but yielding TO- tie advice, ofinRer.
she has decided not to
sing in npublic TIL she has had f
thorough course Of vocal training, 1
when, it is BELIEVED by competent
Judges, shewilli at once take her place 7
1t the head of the1Fofessio6, a prima :
lonna without a peer. To those who j .
nay fancy they detect ektravagant ,
sulogy or fulsome praise ino this. the :
writer would say that he speaks
" the card, but he ccnfesses to
ense of pride in the triumphs present
md prospective of this gifted; III oosier :
5irlyob 1 II iqn d baa olar = r
Miss Kate Fletcher, fayorablv z
,nown to the patrons of the drama in
he Crescent City. has accepted an
ngagementas 7 leading LADY, in the
lew Theatre Comaqse at Cincinnati. .,
lark TAPLEY
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A few days ago, in publishing the
address of Col. MCKEE, of the Nihtl
Kentucky District, to his constituents
we took occasion to speak of him 4.
= loyal and manly Representative.
In the course of his address he de.
clared himself opposed to negro suf
frage in the District of Columbia
The Courier of this city is disposed
to be inquisitorial, aid comments
upon the matter as follows:
Are we to understand the ..jossxaaz AZ n,
a., ddaorssi1ng this sentimen and taking ground
with the Colonel against Congress in grant
!. ing negroes the right of suffrage in the
. District of Coiumbia? If so, we would like
to know whether Major-we beg pardon
Judge Robinson Endorses Col. McKee's and
the Jott'4adt's position on this, question
And If not, we would like to know, in the
third and last place, how many phases of
Radicalism there are in the Republican
party Of Evansville, and how, holding so
many adverse opinions, they manage to
keep together? Are the questions imper-
tlnent. Journal?
There is no one in the Republican
party who caaaot second our endorse
ment of Col. MCKEE as +" a loyal and
manly Representative" while there
are very many jim its franks who do
not, of course, agree with his views
on the question of negro suffrageE1qAs
we understand the test of Repubii-
canlsm there has been only one issde
wherein unity of action and aequies-
cence OF sentiment has been reduifeH2
the ccnstltutionaf amendment. Upon.
that issue, Col. MCKEE, Judge ROB lob
INsoN, the JOURNAL. and the rova1
pe6plehof the AeSantry were aSsrreeeeS
and triumphed at the last election
The Rebel States appear determined
To- reject fheAliberal terms offered
and 1t may be necessary to red
qulre other and more compulso9r.Iv'
terms Of FeconsEuctign4 but upon
that question no authoritative action
has as yet, been had by the party. It
never has been the practice Of, the
party to repress or grind out individ- /
ual opinion. 1t allows the largest
liberty Of thought and expression of |
views. 2 But When the time comes
when there is necessity for unity of
action, in order to continue the goHr1t
sfrmsnt In loyal hands, our.neighbor
will find the Republican organization
homogeneous and presenting an undi-
Haed frontfQthe,seuemy. We have
earned lesson from the old Demo |
cratic organization of thirty years ago,
a 1ld intend to, profit by it.
We are not the keepers of the con-.
science of Judge ROBINSON; and |.
Goth ( 4 Il he and we have been fully en-
'ioyed without Individual business of
ate and we are not correctly advised
= 20 ms views of the present Status of
'oii'leal affairs. The truth of it Isl 4
G 81 are bastsnipg on SO rapidly |.
'nuer tne guidance Of the PresiGent 4,
2 nd the 81. Rebel Governors, that Repub-
cans ofAthe old faith can afford 70 i
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stand still and see the salvation Of the
country, under the progressive lead
of theineW line Democracy.
In the third and last place" we
suppose there is possibly as many
phases of Radicalism as there are
men of free thought,and INDEPENDENT
action I'm the Republican party of
Evansville and, such being the case ca
if the Courier is anxious to- know
dh0a they mahage fdheep togetherSa
we will give it a practical illustration
at the city election in April, as we did
last October. advise our cotemIi
'pporaI5i toEh9I6 nathe IooRdht for. the
phenOMenonoW ro4 800
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The opinion i0f the Ul1i0I eenteEraafs.

4UA 4tAO Hk0HNtHcfdlS.
lus Therehas been considerable speeu--
lation in Washington regarding the
assembling Tof 50. 3many prominent
Generals of the army. The recent
presence of Generals SIcKLEs, rPopE.
THOMAS, SHERIDAN, G. K WARREN,
SHERMAN, MEADE and Others are, are
suggestive Of important matters which
call for their attention. 'ali-9f,
a0,It il now understood that the sp 3
cial cause for their attendance is,to
give testimony before the Con-
gressiopal Committees as to the condi-
ton of the Southern States, and what
Measures are, necessary to insure
greater protection to Union men and
Freedmen Their testimony, as far
as made public is IN favor of Military
Government, and amuch more rigid
rule over the late rebellious States.
We have good authority for saying
that General GRANT will shortly tes-
70
tify before the Reconstruction CONT
mittee, when he will present an elabo-
rate statement of cases and facts. es2
the general i'll usage ofand
insecnritylforo theslife and propertyof,
Unionists, and showing the increas-
ing state of anarchy, disotdef and se-
dition which sexistsI throughout the
South. The facts which will be pre-
sented by2 General GRANT. as we'll as
by other Generals, are such as Will
warrant and demand immediate ac-
Eibh by C6ngfess. - ,a5,~rt
Generslg al SHERIDAN has asked that
martial law may be proclaimed in the
imits of his eOmnnand. s9aTa9 p9DIof
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tqq4tz Agents for, Daiiy sJ0urnaI.

JAMES L. THORNTON, Princeton. Ind
Capt LEYI FERGUSON, Petersburgh Ind
HARRY r. SMITH, WASHINGTON Ind
HT 9SW.zL1. HEAIafENwAY Boonville Ind
Esrea 10 CAR DEBRULER. .Newburph EInd
10 ba Il They will also receive and Forward toms
orders for Binding and obiPrinting. ~
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j s faE EEK Lafayette ayo,99, Courier says it

/. HE Lafayette. Courier saws il
'Is' doubtful if the Short dress styletsn
pc introduced IN Lafayette, ALI the
ladies who wear number two boots are
dnltavor Of it, but the number Mines
as we are informed, are largely inatbe,
majority, and refuse to elevate Their
dresses, ii Number mines" in ma
Jorlty IN Lafayette, ehI Upon what
solid foundation are the lafavatta'
girls built. But wont it cost the;r
husbands a pile. to keep the g numbar
mines covered, with shoe leather
-Aete Atbdny Ledger. Oh W q 20
Ths,fashier has aot beenintrodn,e,..
ed i t9 any sexteptin our city. What's
the matter? Our ladiesrdo not Wwaa Va
A.
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q SwNeHER, speaking from obser-
yation, says success IN life is very apt
to make us forget the time when we
!" wasn't much. y It is just SO with a
frog onea jump; he can't remember
when y he was a ,tadpeleTbut other
folks can, b5naiss9Dnu 4df - rassf
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ID FHs aanivgrgaly IF " Al7sHtsoroN's
birth will be celebrated al at Rock
port by the Grand Army Of the Re-
Rpblie- Sem u EAgoH. willdeliver an
address on the occasion. We sup
pose the absence Of tie Cresacaentgiw
Band and MANY of our prominent.
soldiers at indianapolis at that time,
will prevent any formal observance 3 81
the day by the Grand Army in this
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u EVANSVILLE hasoa rejected the
proposition to- take $25, 900 worth of
stock in the Ohio River Bridge Com
pany Richmond Telegram.
! We don believe a, word of it. II
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Democratic Faith.

The editor of the Evansville SENT
Ne-oa-the-Border, in acknowledgment
of complimentary notice in which
the tSeetfnelis dubbed With the hon
orary title of Border Raffian," thus
gives to the public his "hopes of the
hereafter aqgdl
When at last we shall hand in our check,
we shall lake the last copy (of the Border
Ruffian) along as our lffe-preserver. and
dash boldly into and across thsii's beautiful
river that flows by the throne of God.''r AT
the pearIyj gates where the aSe,asinet-oalthe.,
Border" our esteemed friend old st. Peter,
stands guard weashRI hand in our last
Democratic editorial for inspection, with
the fullest confidence and hope of q adrnis-
sion F" TO eternal glory, happiness Joy,
stats sovereignty and equality, personal
liberty and. constitutional law, and bask
fogeyysrs IA pIaat eprFes sphere, swqere moth
co1neth not ana AboiitionfsH cannot
FHH e5rAFkFsF "A agURGc
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A<cele bxatedlwlel sale nerchant in
London, England has presented the
spreprietors yof thu Telegraph with a
printing pfesswhth cost S25, 600. as
a token of appreciation. In doing So
he accompanied the gift by a letter.
Mhsch satagIf'En Jour paperQ BY iudic-
s ji!2lulss adYertisingrI first built the foun-
dalton of fortune-and in your
paper ybgjudicious advertising, I have
amassed the fortune which enables
me to offer this testimony of regard
and good will ~ 800
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e ADyERrIsING 4lSB GRATfruDE.-
We commend the following to the
;perusal. of=taese q eur-basiness men
whdafe gkaptical bout the benefits
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lnoIi he's ,.llf-8 OF o. mo1T-sTlf9l4 COMO
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- .4'grEi.kG 1sFHb 10 AdEEM 81
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Miss Kate Fletcher, favorablv
known to the patrons of the drama in
the Crescent City. has accepted an
tengagementas 7 leading lady, in the
new Theatre Coupiqee at Cincinnati.
lark TApTFy
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casper and Loogooscc!
ACCOMMODATION STAGE!

vFyII z undersigned, proprietor Of the regu'
4 lar mail line. respectfully informs The
travelling public that hereafter be will run
Stage ior the accommodation OF passen-
gers on Mondays, Wednesdays. and Fri
DAYS lie will leave Jasper, 10 time 70 con-
nee, with the trains on the o. nj. X. X
al Loopootee. and will return on Tuesdays
Thursdays, and Saturdays. His team Il .
good one, and passengers may rely on 60
ling through safely and intime
ISIDORE SHOEMAKER.
Nav 10Th, 1867
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N-OW 4. The iifnr N, any one wishing &c
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New Store!
0 aYCGCns, CLOTHING. NOTIONS &C.

-nsHE undersigned would respectfully n.
form The Public that he has just opened
p new store. IN The house formerly occupied
BY w. G. Adams. where he has q large
stock ~ Dry Goods. Clothing, Boots, Shoes.
Notions, sc 20 which he invites the stien.
lion Of the Public, and which he will sell Al
prices 70 DEFY compeIion csll and exam-
ine. FRANK FINCK.
NV. 9th 1SGr-ly
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March rs 1861.
ApMlNisTRAToR'S SALE " LANDS

ADMINISTRATORS SALE ~ LANDS
NOTICE u HEREBY gwen Tia. BY vrgur
IN III M order IL 'hr Dubois Court pt
Common Pleas, The undersigned Admins.
traitor IN ,he estate III Joseph Gsuk deed
viii uiIsr lor sale al auction Oh The premises
On
ITU ESDAf. June l.ih. 1867, at n o'clock.
The following Lands ana premises " The
ldeep3snt, siiuaied IN the County u Dubois,
Sisie III Indiana to.wii.
The south west az. II me north eas, qr.
ana the west haif 81 The south east ar. 81
Ire north east ar. and also The south sns,
IN. OF BE- north west qr, except that part
VI last mentioned 40 acres lying west II
patoka River. alsp that part Of lhe north
east rr. AZ The south west ar. lying south 81
lPMoka River, all in Section TWO. i0wn Two,
snuih range Eve west, containing in sll ITO
ncres murc Or less, subject however 20 The
idecrtenis widows share therein aud suhi@c1
hlso in The lien and payment Of mortgage
thereon held by j. Hoof for $40. with
Interest; and will also likewise sell On the
premises on said lllh day Of June 1867. %
3 o'clock IN the afternoon the east half Of
l4Nt lNo. Aot ~ Ate otl- uaf ptut " AiiV ~ y
81 Jasper, a. known and designated on The
Msp ~ said Town; situated in the county
~ Dubois, subject also 10 The widows share
Or interest therein.
TEKms on SALE.--One bali Of The pur
chase money 70 Be paid cash in hand (; The
balance on a credit OF il months from DAT,
81 sale, The purchasers giving notes viii
approved security, bearing interest from
date. and waving relief from valuation b
appraisement Iaws.
JOHN WETKEL, Adm's
r.. Buettner, atty.
MAY ilih. 1S67-4w.
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Mann oF PLANTING.
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north and south prevents this readi-
lly. The germinion ot the seed may
III nasteneA several days w soaking
liz twenty-iour hours, before planting.
in tcpid warm water, IN which sat
peter has been dissolyed-say about
One ounce u SIX gallons 81 water
iAitcr pouring ofi the water. roll ne
4rain III plaster or ashes, and plant \
with common drill. Or b. hand
lcosing it lightly. As 4 general thing
sofgnm may 5e put il the ground
few days earlier than corn, there Do
ling less danger Of the sun foiting i
-lf Tie planting is followed By nuia
,fvurlhic weather. N.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-06-08

riehing iar ihC production 81 sugar
cane. There " more which needs
ratbcr be exhausted than 70 b. en-
rieAel.