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their children in want Of the common
comforts of life? Shall the descend
ants Of the men who were alike pro-
digal of their blood and their trea-
sure, in n cause that was common,
sink into state of servitude, through
the neglect of those who witnessed
their vnlor, and who were their COM
rades i'll arms? For this generation,
at least, the claims of the living are
paramount; and we can best honor
the dead by extending to their chill
dren educational facilities, and in
furnishing them with the bread ne
cessary to the support of life. Leave
1T to our children and our children's S
children, when the country has
grown prosperous and wealthy, to
prepare cemeteries and erect mnuso-
leums In commemoration of the dead.
They will do it, never fear. With us,
they have monuments more enduring
than brass and marble. We have seen
their deeds, and We have partaken in
their glory. Their fame has been
given to the historians page; their
names have become as household
NOAoo, huNt tHclI lncuOIlcS tlTS Gu
shrined in our heart of hearts. Let
us prove ourselves worthy of the
blessings for which they struggled
and died, by shielding and protecting
their wives and their children. Here
the lover of his country and the lover
of his kind may concentre their
labors, for here it is that patriotism
and charity flow in common chan
mel. Let the present generation pro-
vide employment for the widow, and
the means of sustenance for the or
phan; let the philanthropist bestow
his aims where they will ripen into
fruit beneath his own supervision; let
the patriot serve his country by Civ
ing to families rendered INDECENT and
destitute by the calamities Of war
which he strove to inaugurate; and
let us all remember, in giving to the
poor, we lend to the Lord.
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SURRATr's CAsE.-It is said .he
legal advisers of the Government in
the Surratt case have decided to
abandon the Indictment Of murder
found against Surratt, and to have a
new one found by the grand jury of
the June term of the Criminal Court,
charging hin, with treason and con-
spiracy. 1t is the knowledge of this
course, probably, that caused Mr..
Merrick, one of the counsel for Sur
ratt, to openly declare, in open
court, while arguing another case,
that the trial of his client would
never take place.
Philadelphia Inquirer.
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TELLING THE TRUTH. The Cham
bersburg Repository, an extreme radi-
cal paper, says:
Emancipation was not given as a
favor to the slaves, and it did not
imply any promise of other action
favorable to them on the part of the
Government. It was solely mea-
sure of expediency; war measure
of the same design, and virtually of
the same character as the burning of
military stores or the stampeding of
animals employed in war by the in
surgents."
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Dutcher's lightning FIy-KHIer will
certainly exterminate these pests, if its use
is perscvered in. Beware of bogus Fly
Paper, which some dealers keep because
they can get it for nearly nothing. Don't
be swindled. Ask for BUTCHERS, which
is sold by all live Druggists.
Nav 2S 1mo
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The Springfield (Mass.) Republican
says there is very rapid change of
population going on in our rnanufac-
turing towns. Foreign working peo-
pie have come in to such an extent as
In many villages to constitute the con-
trolling element, and the natives do
not find it pleasant to live among
those whose religion and social and
domestic life are so unlike the New
England style"
Of the convention of radical Re-
publicans held in Trenton, yester-
day, one-half are reported to have
been blacks. So much the more
honored was Mr.. Scovel in being
chosen its President, and New jersey
in holding it. The convention de-
manded the right of impartial suf-
frage, which the State cannot long
refuse with decency.
Ne,C York Iii6mie, 5th.
Whether the Fenians really intend
an invasion of Canada or not, the
Canadians seem to have taken it for
granted that an invasion will come.
Thirteen regiments Of regular British
troops, numbering 5000 men, have
been distributed along the Canadian
border, i'll addition to large volunteer
forces, with n view to repelling Fe-
nian aggression. r
Emigration from Ireland is going
onirapidly. \ letter from Drogheda
says that the increase in the exodus
for the last eight or ten days is some
what startling, and the Inhabitants
look with wonder Mt lines of cars
passing through the streets towards
the quays, filed with baggage, on
which are seated the female emil
grants.
The New Workers are to have an
extraordinary musical entertainment
in June; there will be ninety in the
orchestra; sixty-five in the military
band; thirty in q drum corps, and
the Harmonic Society, with hundreds
of voices, besides nearly all the emil
nent soloists, pianists and viohnists
before the public.
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CoLoS, ST. JOSEPH Co., Mich, July 81,
1SG6.-Messrs. Hostetter & Smdh-GEST
MEN: consider your Bitters sovereign
balm for thousand ails. Yours truly,
June , re D. G. REYNOT DS NT n
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BATCHELOR's HAIR DYE.-This
splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world
The only true and perfect Dye-harmless,
reliable, instantaneous. No disappoint-
ment. No ridiculous tints. Natural black
or brown. Remedies the i'll effects OF bad
dyes. Invigorates the hair, leaving it soft
and beautiful. The genuine is signed W.
han. 4. Bachelor. All others are mere
limitations, and should be avoided. Sold
by all druggists and perfumers. Factory
81 Barclay street, New York. ST Beware
of a counterfeit. Dec 111v
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


THE public esteem in which PANK-
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They give sure and speedy relief i'll nausea,
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complaints. For sale by all druggists.
April II m1y Dr.. G. II. Mot, Agent.
CONVINCIS G.-FULToN, OswEGo Co.,
July, 1SG6.-NeSsrS. Hostetter ,G Smith
GENTLEMEN: 1 have been severely afflicted
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result. Some three or four months ago, l
was induced to try your STOMACH BIT
TIERS, and have used about seven or eight
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is greatly improved, and 1 consider your
Bitters the only efficacious remedy of their
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they will always prove q sovereign remedy
to those afflicted with dyspepsia or other
diseases OF like nature. Respectfully
yours, LYMAN NUDGE.
HASTINGS, DAKOTA Co., Mimi, August,
1e66.-Messrs. Hostetter t Smith, Pits
burg, Pd.-GENrLEMEN: Have sold your
Bittcrs ever since they were brought out,
and consider them the best among the
many before the public. Those brought
out since the tax Inns been imposed on spi-
rits are trash. ffeyer recommend them.
Respectfully and truly yours,
r.. j. MARVIN.
CoLoS, ST. JOSEPH Co., Mich, July 81,
1866. -Messrs. Hostetter & .Sn,hh-GENrLE-
MEN: L consider your Bitters a sovereign
balm for thousand ails. Yours truly,
June 5 f6 d. c. REYNOLDS, VI. d.
Dutcher's Lightning FIy-KuIer will
certainly exterminate these pests, if its use
is perscvored in. Beware of bogus Fly
Paper, which some dealers keep because
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TO MARRY OR NOT TO NIAI,RY..

WHY NOT? Serious reflections for
Young Men, in Essays of the Howard As
sociation, on the Physiological Errors,
Abuses and Diseases induced by ignorance
of natures laws, in the first age of man.
Sent in sealed letter envelopes, free of
charge. Address DR.. J. SKILLIN HOCGH-
TON, Howard Association, Philadelphia,
Ia. May 10 3mo
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-19

MITE SocIErY.-The mite society,
or Church sociable, Of the Old School
Presbyterian Church, was held at the
residence of Mr.. L. Ruffner last night,
and was largely attended. The very
best social good feeling prevailed
MrsLRuffner and his very excellent
lady gave to all sucha cordial well
come that each felt at-once at home,
and the affair was NEST delightful
zone. delicious refreshments were
served with liberal hand, and full
iustieeTwas .doneIte the dainty viands.
The moral and social influence of
SUCH pleasantly arranged reunions.
can scarcely be over estimated. The
4" miten box received liberal atten-
tions last night gsasa sTlysA ~ eeyaa
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This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the
Harmless, Reliable, instantaneous. No
disapp6fntrnent. No ridiculous tints.
Natural Black or Brown. Remedies the i'll
effects Of bad Dyes. .Invigorates the hair,
leaving it soft and beautiful. The genu-
Inc Is s18nedzWsIlidza H. BntcheIor.a All 9TH
avoided. Sold by all Druggists and Per-
fumers. Factory 81 Barclay Street, New
York. ~
dec. l4<fy.A .TlRI4-A II =
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CIRCUIT CoURT.I--A e large ameunt
of business was transacted in the Cir
cult Court yesterday 4 AmopgI the,
cases disposed ofswere the following;
Jaquess & Gwathmey VS.. Gus. Il.
Slaughter, Hicks ct al. This was an ac-
stion for debt on a promisory note. A
sum Of money due Slaashteg vas gan
nisheed in hands of Robert e. Dun
kerson.a Ben. Harrison, a brother
i n5iaw .of Slaughter, claimed the,
anhoney.. by virtue Of an assignment
from said Slaughter to him, made, as,
was pnrported, in 0etoberT Sol: Fine
plaintiffs averfedrrhat thss ASST gnlnent
was fraudulent,s aud made without
consideration toe@defraud creditors.
This was the issue Tried by jury,
and verdict for (plaintiffs. Shackel.J
ford & Chandler for plaintiffs; Asa
: fglehart, for the defense. 7.egd M
State VS.. E, N. Burns, for f malicious
trespass- Trial by jury continued
till to-day. zo-..si 4aZJu n u 81.
! Herman Flengel, was granted d.
vcreeb II o5fn Matilda lFlengel. ana
James Avery was granted divorce
from Elizabeth q Avery, on what
grounds we didTpot ,leara.aT I'll
John Smith, colored, found guilty
Of grand larceny; awarded two years
in the penitentiary,. to pay fine of
SIS, and to be DISTINGUISHED 10 years.
His crime was stealing a pair of
boots. .Hargraye for. the State, Den
mis- for defense! saasg.sCso faSierl .aat
Reuben Losbs ct AVS, John E.
woodward etIal. 4 Trial By Jury; verl
diet for plaintiff for SO, 2f5 or
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pgWe are indebted to Mr.. Wal
den, the courteous and attentive agent
of the, Merchants Union Express, for
latest Eastern and Western papers,
delivered in advance Of the opening
of the NALL Lna ifaia1l [aanal. .
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z g9Cough medicines should be so
compounded that theyscan be taken
little and often" It is the throat
and chest, not the stomach, that is
affected. This is one great secret of
the success of Goes Cough Balsam
Try it. d All dealers sell it. sse"ea
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81 BEFORE JUSTICE STINsoN.-Fre d.
Scherkirk was accused of provoking
an assault and battery Tbutgbefore it
came to trial the case was compro-a
missed by the accused paying the costs,
81 %. a-a.e ~ -.--.-.-.... IL -.
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RI-A new sensation of the most
by,5ke afflicted Upon being restored to
perfect health by DR.. J. w. Poland's
White Pine Compound. Coughs,
colds, throat affections, and. all pull
monary complaints yield to its magic
power. Read the advertisement.
Sold everywhere.
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rHAssssLWe Are i6de6teato NJ

! THANf2s. are Indebted to Mr..
Andrews, who arrived from New Or
leans by yesterday mornings train.
for for files Of New . Orleans. papers of
Monday evening Atnong. the distin-
guished arrivals in that city we notice
the name of Thomas Gather. one of
the editors of the lSentinel-on the Bor-
der in the Times.
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MERCHANT TA1LoRING.AH. & B.
Altering, SO Main Street. have just
bought from the emporiums of the
East large, beautiful and varied
stock. of fine and seasonable Spring
and Summer Cloths. Cassimeres and
Vestings, to which the attention OF
gentlemen is called. Having one OF
the best cutters in the Southwest in
their employ. they guarantee to fur
nish the best fits, and give the fullest
satisfaction, Their long experience
in the business warrants them in. say
ing that they can please all who leave
their orders for either single garments
or complete outfits. [apl2tf.
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DURYEA'S our First Street neigh
Dor is fond Of putting questions, we
will, PROFOUND one by request, Why
does not Whittlesey qualify and take
possession of the Post % Zee -
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CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE RELIEF
FUND.-The Committee have furnish
ed us the following list of contribu-
tons to the Southern Relief Fund
from the First Ward: -
w. B. Hinkle. W. T. Igleheart, C.
c.. Genung, M. Dalzell, H. E. Blem-
sker, John Vile, BIT Tribe, Mrs
Sawyer, Mr.. Shea, j. FL. Miller, each
S.; Mrs s. K. Foster, SO; Victor
Bisch, SIS; Chas. MOI ohnston, $40;
l.. M. Baird. one barrel -four, $14 w
s. Lowry, $40; Geo. Sonntag, s25;
VIM. Brown. So VIM. f. IParrett
SO; with other smaller sums, making
total of 1854. This was chiefly col
lected by Mrs Jacob HI. Miller. In
addition to this Mr.. Steinbach collect
ed over $110, which makes a total
from the Ward Of about $780, >
:, The Third Ward was vigorously
canvassed yesterday by DIR. Null.
hansen and W..J.sP. Mills, and with
pretty fair success, Those Commit
tees who acted promptly had a great
advantage. as they went for business
men at their places of business, with
out regard to their places of resi-
dence. The consequence was that
those who entered the lists last found
rather slim pickings. We should
be much gratified to- hear from the
Ninth Ward, having made several in
efectual attempts to get returns from
it.. We expect returns from the
Third and Seventh Wards before We
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MAPLE SYRUP MAPLE SYRUP
New aud nice at the New York Gro
Lcery. Fresh buckwheat -four to ac-
company it. Come early, and bring
your jugs and buckets.
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new building is progressing rapidly.
The foundation walls are up, ready
for the first tier of joists, which are
being put on, The wall is the most
substantial in the city. being three
feet~thick.sf n sol. = fsss so q
= = ----------r- mss
- COTTON SALES. - The cotton sale
yesterday was not very largely at
tended.~-Seme forty bales-ef- Illinois
cotton sw6f6 sold an prices ranging
from 49, to 20a cents, The cotton
) vas generally Of a low grade, but the
price should be satisfactory under the
present depressed state of the market.
. ~ silverthorn did not go of with the
circus. to sell candy and lemonade, as re-
ported. He is going to open out his pie
stand on Cox & Humphreys wharf boat
Sentinel n-the- Border, q s.sssE ayasy
Well, if we do, we will make more
mi ney out of it than you are making
out of your BLACKBOARD four PACED
pamphlet printed in the old Council
Chamber l. >az8ssA nr1~-
SPREADING OtT. Mr.. John s..
cCorkle, finding his business in
creasing on his hands, has found it
necessary to increase his facilities,
and with that purpose is about erect
ing an extensive establishment in the
eastern part of the city, in which he
can have steam to aid him in his
work We are always glad to note
such enterprises, s
KENTUCKY LAwYERs.-We desire
to direct the attention of the mer-
chants. BANKERS, and business men of
Evansville to the Law Cards of Judge
N. r. Black of Marion Crittenden
County and JUDGE b. Il. d Gufy, of
Morgantown, Butler County, Ken
-tuckyd From personal acquaintance
with both Of these gentlemen ave take
pleasure in recommending them to
the business men of this city as in
every way cempetent and worthy to
receive any, legal business which our
merchants may have in those or ad-
joining counties TKey areslawyers
of high standing, gentlemen of re-
[ sponsibili zaa6a citiaeusw who possess
the confidence of all who know them.
lQUALIFIED AND AT WoRK.-For the
| information of the ! Csobrsser, I which
makes the inquiry. under the assumed
| guise of a Communication, we will
state that Mr. Bateman, City Sur
sveyor, fled his bond on Monday night
last, and was qualified. on Tue Tuesday.
and has been at work since.a-iW
| SYcAMoREx STREET SEwER.-We
find that the Sycamore Street sewer
has been laid beyond the alley be.
tween Third and Fourth Streets. The
work will be pushed to Sixth Street
under the present contract, aftel
4 which, we presume, the balance o
work will be let, and the sewerex
tended to the vicinity of the Long
worth Tract, nss@s rs
sa@-,-- : - : = - -----ss ! ss!s3
/ NEW MUsIC.-We are indebted tx
Messrs,s Geii0& Rheinlander for :
couple of pieces of.new music entitled
1 Don't bet your money on Shang
hai," by Fred. Wilson, and Ny
Darling Dwells over the Sea-" by J
4 M. North. The music is handsome Il
3 gotten up with illuminated title page,
by iBalmer & Weber. of ST. Louis
and. we doubt not, will have many ad
mirers.
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pW- IF you are in need of stock
of liquors, our advice would be Tor
you to go to Hodge, Carr 4 Co. Q, cor,
ner Water and sycamore Streets, and
buy them cheaper, nbetter, and more
of FL. nj for less money than. any
other house will or can afford them,
All liquors warranted as represented.
lamp If - =, -,
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If you want something nice and
god, in toe shape of boot or shoe,
you will do well to call at No. 81
Main Street. Lozier is daily receiv :
ing new goods of the best make and
most fashionable styles. His stock
is complete You can find anything
you zwant, from child's zslipperEup.
Don't fail to give him a cab. Remeni-
Der the place, No. 81 Main Street, at
Catch & Lozier's old stand. it
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BI Houses and Lots, Building
Lots, Cultivated Farms and Wood
land for sale cheap. Apply to J. B.
Rucker, Office with Shackelford q
Hornbrook, Evansville. apo IF
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ODD FELLOWS ANNIvERsARY,
One week from to-day the Odd Eel
lows of this city will celebrate the
4Sth anniversary Of the institution of
Odd Fellowship, of the Independent
Order, in the United States of
America. On the evening of April
26, 1919. in an obscure room in the
city of Baltimore. less than score
of men met together, and instituted
an Order that has extended all over
the Continent, and now numbers its
members by the gtheusands. Now,
at the end of 48 years, when the last
of those present at its institution has.
1--we believe, been gathered to his
Fathers, and has, by the Supreme
Grand Master, been called to the
Grand Lodge above, the brotherhood
in this city propose to have a grand
anniversary celebration, to consist of
a grand public parade. an Odd Eel
lows dinner, an Grafton by Rev. B. f.
Rawlins, and to close at night by a
grand Odd Fellows ball and social
reunion. Most elaborate preparations
are being made, and large delegations
are expected from abroad. The IA
nous Crescent City Silver Band will
furnish music for the occasion, and
we anticipate one of the grandest
pageants that has ever been witnessed
in this city. The we'll known elo-
quence. the profound learning and
the eminent christian piety of the
orator Of the day, will attract large
audience.
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FRESH LAKE FIsH.-Just received
by Erred. w. BENNETT &, Co,
Nos. 30 and 35 Locust Street.
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ID STOVES AND TINwARE-Wholesale
and retail, at j. B. MEsKER's,
Sycamore, bet. Second and Third SITS.
NJ mh12-3md&w1 &a0a t 4a- 7nt
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STORE RooMFoR RENT offer for
rent the fine four story store room on
First Street, near Main. Possession
given Immediately. 'l
app IF j. r. LoTsPEIcH.
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NEW REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
r. Elliott & Son have opened Real
Estate Agency and General Intelli-
gence Office, for the sale of and rent
ing Of lands, houses, &C., &c.
Persons having houses or land to
rent OF. sell. or persons wishing to
purchase or rent, will do well by call
ing ON them at their Office, on Third
Street, near Locust, in Elliott's
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Justly celebrated for perfect simplicity,
great strength, and immense COMPRISING
and two horses, to self-teImper the clay
hour. j. H RENTGK, Proprietor,
Neil BrpadEays New York, Room %.
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4E % = e = i
A. IMPORTANT ARRIVAL. - We are
glad to note the arrival at our wharf
of large fatboat load Of stone to- be
used in-paving the wharf, We believe
it lis the purpose of the city authori
,tiestoi commence the work as early as
possible. and to push it forward with
the utmost energy The work eansbe
commenced at once, as the wharf is
in exeellent condition, and it is not
probable that the water will again rise
thisaseason over the portion already
paved, and the work Will not be re-
tarded as it was last year. The great
advantage accruing to the wharf frem
the work already done is, very mani
fest. There was none. of the sliding
down Of the wharf that usually
occurs in the Spring of the year, and
there was less mud deposited on the
wharf than, usual, The unusually
protracted rains during February and
March rendered the upper portion of
the leyee and Water Street very soft,
and the crcumscribed limits during
the food threw more travel upon the
street than usual, which rendered its
condition still more deplorable, and
caused many undeserved complaints
against the public authorities It
was no fault of the authorities that it
rained almost constantly for a month.
But we hope, by next year, ALI SEEM
ing cause, for complaint viii, be sobvi-
ated by the bowldering of the street
and the, paving of the leyee, -. n b I.
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For RENT.AA frst-slass business
house, No. 40 Main Streel-price
reduced. Apply to H. K Wells 4
Son, No. 81 Main Street.
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B@- Having done away with all
extra expense by doing my own cut
ting and selling, can, and eoil, sell
am determined to build up perman-
lent trade by fair dealing and low
prices, good work and perfect fits. All
| ask is to examine my stock and
prices before you purchase elsewhere.
Come and see, at No. 8 First Street.
ap1 If j. III. CARLTN, Agent.
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I s&- David S. Anderson will open
an establishment as Merchant Tailor,
in about ten days. ap11 IF