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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-10
CONGRESS = Executive
Session.
WASHINGTON, April 9.

WASHINGTON, April 8.
I sESArE.-Trumpuif introduced resofu.
seeretsry sn wslea OF. tSe senaae she
with a-liSt OF names of volunteer officers
@ their m ranks Ks and particular art M duties assigned
to them, and that he inform the Senate
under what law they are retained, and
whether some of them may not be dis
pensed with without detripent to the pub-
Anthons offered a resolution proposing
the Executive or any department for IN for
nation, shall be referred to one standing
committee to inquire fnto:the probable st
OF fturnisn1ng g "a the @ required Information.
madewisisont tnowihs howl siI tRs e6st inScIeed,
the clerks having to be employed for weeks
to ascertain the amount of labor required,
and whether she result woule justify the
Trumbuu suggested that the resolution
be referred to the Committee on Printing;
andpi took thai. direction, arr = 81
Thayer said it would be reeollected that
ton making inquiry Of the President Of
of rsas IN
he has been absent. That resolution wa. was
formation regarding the absence Of other
Territorial officers from their posts. =
Thayer would inquire whether any re-
ton. The Chair replied that no reply, had
Thayer offered resolution that the
President be requested to inform the Sem
ate when Alexander Cummings was ap-
pointed Governor of Colorado Territory; I;
how rnuchs time the said Cummings
mad been absent from the Territory,
wnether BY permission or not how much
of said time absent with Permission, and
without permission; whether on public
business or not; whether his salary had
been pafd him during his absence or not;
ana q no a now much had been paid him as SAL
Thayer said he had been informed by a
gentleman who had an opportunity of
knowing the facts, that, Governor Cum
mings, who was appointed Governor less
tpan ina Two years ago, has been absent from
the territory during that time, and he was
now absent, having been here some four
months; he therefore regarded 1t his duty
70 bring this case TO the notice of the Sen.
ate. He knew Judges of Territories to be
aosent year after year, and go out to them
low ana then as it were on pleasure trips
Sucn ABSENCES have become so habitual as
70 require the interposition of Congress
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wARBKRr sfRRPARafIUts!s :
INDIANAPOLIS SPECIALS.
INDIANAPOLIS.
Relief Meeting-Beta Theta Pi Con-
venti0n = Agricultural College
Bids, &c.
Especial to Evansville Journal

INDIANAPOLIS, April .9.-Agreeably
to a call, signed by Gov. Baker and
others. a meeting of the citizens of
Indianapolis was held to might to con-
slider the best means of providing for
the wants of the starving people of
the South. The meeting was we'll at
tended, and such steps were taken as
will, itsis ahoped. result in securing
liberal donationsyfrom the beneyolent
of this city. ss-.rs.4 rae
The Beta Theta Pi Convention as
sembled atthe State House this morn
ing The number of delegates from
distant chsptsrs wss nptise 1umeroas
as was ,expeeted. It js, understood
that1much business Of special interest
to the Order claims the attention of
the Convention, and that its deIiber-
ations are conducted with perfect
harmony.
The proposed erection of planning
mill on Delaware Street, near Michi-
gan Street, is creating great deal of
excitement among the people residing
near the site Of the proposed i'm
prevement" The City Council is
inundated with remonstrances. The
affair promises to be spicy before it
reaches climax e EoSg s-ss..g
Wendell Phillips lectures here next
Monday. ''''a
Bids for the Agricultural College
Scrip, were opened by the Board to-
day, and the entire lot was sold to
G. F. Lewis, of Cleveland, Ohio. ex-
cept twelve sections. which were
taken by several other parties. The
price paid per acre is not made pub
lie, but it is understood that the ag4
gregate sum is a little over two hun
dred and twelve thousand dollars.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-10

WAsHINGToN, April 9.-The Senate
late this evening, after elaborate de-
bate, ratified the Russian american
treaty, sevenv votes only being in the
negative.2H VgY1 f1TJFIttt
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.sEAsToN, Pa, A pril 9.-There was,
avery large FIRE at tWillkesbarre this
forenoon It is reported that the
whole of Market Street from the
Court House to theo bridge is in ruins
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WILM1NGToN, DEL, April 9.AGov.
Salisbury has appointed James A.
Bayard, of Wilmington, to be U. S.
Senator to fill the vacancy. caused by
the death of Mr.. Riddle. He will
take his seat at once. q
Senator Salisbury passed through
this city last night on his way home.
IF he resigns he will probably be sue
ceeded by his brother, now Governor.
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-10

NEW LONDON, Conn !, April ga
prize fight took place near here. to-
day, between Rourke and Collins, the
Cast Iron Man. The latter was badly
punished, but declared the victor, in
consequence Ola foul blow Sixteen
rounds were fought, and Rouke was
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-04-10

/ sScHENEerADY,aN.i ", "A pril 9. AN
niversary of Lees surrender celer
brated to-day with great eclat. eT9D4O
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-07-17

Mr. Wade asked that the House bill
declaring that the men who left the
army after the surrender of the rebels,
should not be deemed deserters should
be taken up.
Nj. Sumner asked leave to call up
his bill for universal suffra ge in sll the
States but leave was not granted.
The reconstruction bill was taken up.
Mr.. Wilson introduced a bill appro-
priating 81, 100000 for carrying the
reconstruction bill into effect, that be-
ing the estimate by the Wal Depart
ment for that purpose.
July Is.
The reconstruction bill. as agreed
upon by both houses of Congress, was
sent to the President about half-past
FIVE this afternoon. He will, of course,
veto it, and there is much speculation
as to when he will act. Three mem
bers of the cabinet say that he will not
retain the bill forty-eight hours, but
some of the members of the Senate Ju-
dietary Committee, who have talked
with the Attorney General, and found
out how sore he is about the criticisms
to which he has been subjected on ac-
count of his opinion. are confident that
he will advise the President to keep
this bill long enough TO write a full
and careful veto. If he does this, final
action by Congress may not be had till
the middle of next week at the least.
All the indications are that not much
other business will be done beyond
passing the necessary new reconstruc-
ton appropriation bill, and that adj
journment will take place OF the first
or second day after the veto is received .
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New Advertisements.
. NOTICE

IL Stste Of Ohio. TrumbulI County. In The
Court Of Common Pleas. Civil Action.
Jose Chafee plaintiff, vs.. William MunsOn,
Lifelet Laughlin. Michael Vice, Clems kepple,
William Williams, Samuel Liehteap. Joseph
Steele. John Douglass, James White, Michael
Beamer, ellison llghtcap. BENJAMIN X. Craig.
samuel Jack, William Larimer, John W. Mar
shall. Martin Pershing, Simon Boris. y ohm
Boris. John Scott. ]. Weaver. Robert r. Beatty
Henry .Eishel. John Eisheli. William shaw
James Shaw, james West and James Cor.
The defendants are hereby notified, that the
plaintiff has this daY. filed his petition in said
Court. setting forth that they are indebted to
him in the sum Of min hundred dollars, upon a
due bill dated Sept.l4. 1866. for that smount with
interest from that date. for the residue OF the
acres and one hundred and twelve Derehes Of
land. by him sold. situas9 in The township Of
Mecca, in said county, and bounded and DESERT
corner of lot 3. in the Zenas CoEles tract. and
running west lon the lot line about yrods, 20
lands sold to J. 6. Chahee thence north paral-
lei with the east line Of said lot one hundred
andthirty-tWo rods, to the center Of the east and
west road leading from Bristol to Johnston /;
thence east along the center Of said road to the
east line Of said lot; thence south along the
north and south road to the place Of beginning.
with q reservation Of abont tan acres. That he
has e1ecutedand holds ready for delivering. 8
deed of said lands. with thereserVatiOn ofabOut
ten acres, according TO his said contract Of sale;
that he Is ready to oehVerto the ~defsndants said
deed upon receiving payment Of the residue Of
the purchase money as expressed BY said due-
bill: that the defendants are non residents Of
said State The petitioner prays Judgment for
specific Performance and in dsfaait, Of pay
ment by defendants. that said lands, or 80 much
as SUFFICIENT, be sold to satisfy such judRment.
The defendants must appear and answer on
or before the l4th dag Of September, slS67, or
the petition will be taken as confessed.
July II. 1s67-6s for Plaintiff.
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New Advertisements
SSIGNEFsS SALE

"a OO40&N III y OALH.
"A b virtue Of orders issued oat Of the
Court OF Common Pleas Of Trumbln County,
Ohio. andof orders Of the PrObats Court ofssid
County. and BY virtue Of the powers invested
IN ne q Law, as Assignee Of Alexander Mecca
door Of the Court Ho1ssin Warren. Trumbun
County. Ohio. on
Saturday, n 10fh day OF Augustas0T
between the hours Of tan o'clock q. n, and nix
o'clock ?. N. Of said day. the f5iloainx descri-
PEG keai Estate. to,Eit: Situate in the yillags
Of Trumbull, and Ststs Of Ohio, lying on tie
south side Of the Canal. and known as Lot Is, in
block I Lot |. IN block Is; Lots 9. 10, I9, is, II.
Lots Il and Is, in blocks; Lot s IN block 8
Lots u. IL. and 10 in block 10; Lots Z and 10 in
block II; Lots 4. 81. rs. 9. 10 and II in block
lots are designated and laid OF on the map q
south harrens recorded In Trumbul County
records, book OF maps, pages IS and S. AID to
Mnien referencets hereby made for > more par
tieuiar description Of said lots. and their boun-
diaries. 90
Also one parcel Of land situate IN said village
Of Warren. being parts OF village lots fsur and
land in said lots four and Ave, Owned b James
MoConnSi. aud south b. village lot
No six. and Westby Franklin aIlsy, being ne
premises nov occupied By Alexander MeCoa-
said MCDONNELL to . homestead therein.
Also one other parcel Of land in aid Villas
q warren. being part q VILLAGE lot Ne. M.
South St; north on letNo. I've: vest by q Linz
parallel with Franklin St.. one hundred and
I'VE and one half feet thersfron,
Also one other parcel Of land in aid village
Of warren being part Of village l0tNo. Eix,
bounded % beginning on the north fneofsOcth
street. tory-one feet and enc inch east from The
the east nne Or franklin alley thence north
20 lot line { themes east Wenty- fsst and sew
en- inches; thence south 70 south Itrsst hence
west to place Of begnninE- Terms made Known
on day QfsAls i. Q. JONES, Aasignes
July 10. 1S67-4t
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-07-17

MODEL BASE BALI. CLUB.-The San
dusky journal speaks of a Base Ball
Club that Is about being organized in
that piece with the following rules:
l.. No one weighing oyer three hun
dred lbs. will be allowed to play.
2. Express wagons will be on hand to
carry the players from base to base.
3. No player will be allowed more
than three men to help him to his
home base.
4. Any player occupying more than
fifteen minutes in going from one base
to another shall be counted out.
s.. Persons residing within a half
mile of the ground, are requested to
close their shutters to prevent acct
dents.
6. Spectators are not allowed within
twenty feet of the bat.
4. Owners Of horses hItched within
half a mile Of the grounds must be re-
sponsible for all accidents that may
occur TO their ''animiles."
s. Men without arms or legs cannot
become members.
9. Players can stop for refreshments
at each base, where a small bottle will
be found. This bottle is sometimes
called a base rial.
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DEAD NJ DENBROoK
The fQlloEins notice Ct

The following. notice cf this popular
Book Is from the Ohio Farmer. p
Amy Denbrook; A Life Drama. By tbs
Author Of Smiles and FroWns, etc. Published
By James 0'Kane, New York.
Ms SARA. WENT, isalady whose thong hts
are like pesrls-olear aud pure, as We have 9
right 70 know, from personal and literary ac-
q~uaintanee Of twenty years standing. The ste
~ Of Amy Denbrook is that Of . young life,
subject TO the discipline Of trials. crosses and
Temptations, over which the delicate pencil oil
the author has wrought = drsDery and atnos-
phere Of moral beauty and goodness OF THU
contribution TO the popular literature OF the
day. the writer says.
IF over these pages q weary Suffering. spirit
bend. let such an one toll on. and compensation
will come Let the aDguished eyes take in the
sweep Of all-alL Let this life perform its dis
cipline ! let the sword strike to the marrow
there's meaning in II for the aspiring. Pa
tience! the story Of every life can swell the
notes of triumph and success. The Hosanna
can begin on earth. through an atmosphere Of
trial. It matters little whether the spiendor o.
reward be fully received here. or yonders II
mateers to Us. that we earn it-that we know il
is comingl" Mrs. Weptg has for some years
been PRESIDENT CT Warren. in the county Of
Trumbull, where her husband is engaged in
merchandising her carly life was spent In the
City OfNew. York. FSr sale By
W. N. d W.. +. PORTER.
Warren. July l0-2W
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EGAL NOTICE.

IL Matilda Alexander. resident Of Illinois,
benjamin F. Snyder. resident of Illinois. Sc
Tepta L. Snyder resident Of Virginia. Thomas
B. Snyder, resident of Trumbull Co., Ohio, JO-
seph II, Snyder. resident Of Illinois, will AXE
notice. that 0rpha L. Snyder. on the 81 day Of
July, A. D., 1861. fled in the Court Of Common
Pleas, within and for the county Of Trumbull.
her petition against them, which IS now pending.
wherein the said 0rpha L. Snyder demands a
partition Of the following Real Estate. to-wit
Situate in the township Of Hubbard. in said
TrumbulI County. and State Of Ohio. and is
known as parts of sections s. and % in said
township, and bounded As follows Common
c;ng at the southeast corner Of tract Of land
set of to 0rpha Snyder. in the parution OF the
estate of Thomas Snyder. deed thence east
3 chains eO1z links thence north a. west Il
chains IS inks to lands Of Amos Snyders heirs;
thence west 3 chains 901I links thence south A
chains 81 links to the place of beginning, and
contains sixteen and tLree-fourth acres Ofland.
being the same tract Of land set of and aDarted
TO Hi Snyder. decd. in the partition Of the
estate Of the said Thomas Snyder. decd. and
thar at the merit term Of said Court, the said
Orpha l.. Snyder will apply fer an order that
partition may be made Of said premises.
JOHN NJ STULL.
Attorney for Petitioner
July II, 1S57-6B
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July1o, ls67-sW
THE PENN'A. & OHIO CANAL co.
NOTICE

IN MENT ofits Canal. By order Of tia stock.
holders and Directors Of said Company. made
in pursuance Of an act Of the Legislature o.
Ohio, passed March 18th 1851. and ratified By
act Of the General Assembly Of the State o.
Pennsylvania.
Notice to all concerned. Is hereby given, thai
the question Of abandoning the several diVis-
ions Of said Canal. stated in said act, a. herein-
after described. will be considered and passed
upon by said Company. On Tuesday. ths third
day of September. A. ID. 1857. unless previous
thereto other responsible persons. Companies
or corporations shall contract and agree to take
and keep the same in repair and uaEigable con
ditiOn ct their expense and risk. and subject
to ali damages on account thereof. and save
aid Canal Company harmless therefrom--
The several divisions Of said Canal, which may
be contracted for separately, are described IN
said act as follows, to-Wit:
LIST. From Akron to the Little CuyahOga feeder
at Middlebury: and including said feeder.
ID. Thence to the lock in the dam Of the Guy
ahOga River AZ ETankin. and including the res
erYeirs in Portage County, with such portions
Of the feeders and Canals Is may be required 70
conduct the water thersfrom to said division.
Sd. Thence 10 the crossing Of the Cleveland
and Pittsburgh Rail Road.
4th. Thence 10 Warren in Trumbull County.
Sch. Thence to Girard in Trumbull County.
9Th. Thence to the junction with the Pennsyl-
VaniA Canals, in Lawrence COUNTY. .
JAMES McEWEN, President.
Warren o.. july 10. lS674t.
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TO THE
w. PAINE, NJ. ID.
nROFESSOR OF PRINCI.
TO

~ IOOON Ot
pies and Practice Of Medicines, and Pa
thology, in the Philadelphia University; author
Of numerous works on Medicine and Surgery.
will visit his old friends in Trumbull Co, on
Monday. July I'D. stopping at the Chase House.
where he will remain until July 18th; during
which time he may be consulted relative TO the
treatment Of any disease.
The Professors great experience as an au-
thor. teacher. and practitioner, justihes him In
staring that he is familiar with all the modern
improvements in the practice Of Medicine, and
can promise relief where the medical art Is ea-
pable OF affording it. Consultations and examl-
nations, S., medicines extra. lie will also be
happy to confer With students relative to the
University. July I7-lt
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IL Job Reynolds, Ex'r. Of Benjamin Rsy-
nOlds, decd, vs. William II. Reynolds ct Al. In
the Probate Court Of Trumbull County. o.
The defendant. William H. Reynolds, sup
posed to reside In the State of Iowa, and Or
landOR K. Williams. supposed to reside in the
State Of Connecticut. and the other heirs OF
Benjamin Reynolds. deed, are notified that
Job Reynolds. executor Of the last will Of Ben =
jamin Reynolds. decd has fled in said Court his
Petition. making the widow and heirs Of said
Benjamin Reynolds. defendants thereto. asking
authority to sell the real estate Of said Benja-
min Reynolds. situate in the toynship OfMeso-
potamia. Trumbul county, Ohio, and being
parts Of Lots 40. Al. and 81 containing enc hun
dred acres Of land. and being the homestead on
which said Benjamin Reynolds resided at his
decease. and which. BIZ his Eill. he devised to
his widow for life. and also one other piece OF
land in said township adjoining the tract ofland
above described. and being part Of lot Al, and
being seventeen and ons-haif rods In length By
six rods wide, and both pieces being lands OF
which said BENJAMIN Beynolds was seizsd at
the time Of his decease.
The object and PRAYER of said petition Is to
obtain authority to sell said lands to pay debts.
legacies and costs Of administration, and the
same will be for hearing in said Probate Court.
August 10Th. 1851.
HUTCHINS & GLTDDEN.
Attorneys for Petitioner
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. P%PLICATlON for DIVORCE

~ State Of Ohio, Trumb11l County. SIS.
William barron Pig vs. Josephine DArroE;
County. Petition for Diverse. The defend
ant JosephineD afrow.iB hereby notihed.that On
the 18th day Of July. A. D.. 1861. said plalnnn
6led In the Clerks once Of said Court. q petit
tion. aakinEt0 obtain adivorce from said defen-
liant, and ior the custody Of the Children. the
issue Of ssid marriage. and for cause ALLEGES
that the defendant did. at Meceain said county.
on or about the 1eth day Of July. 1850. commit
adultery with man whose name in unknown
10 said petitioner. Said petition will stsnd Tor
hearing at the next term Of said Court.
MILTON BARROW.
By Hutchins 4 Glidden, his Att IS.
July II. lS67.6t