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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-25

HYDROBHOBIA.-A great deal has
been said of late on the subject of
hydrophobia, but despite all that has
been, said and despite all the poison
ing and shooting of the canine race,
numbers of them roam atipleas1re In
the streets at all hours of day and
night. The loss of one life by this
fearful malady would be far more Sc
rious than that of all the dogs, great
and small, in all christendom., The
Indianapolis papers report a case of
hydrophobia, of man named Pope,
in that city, who was bitten in several
places, about ten weeks ago. The
Journal, of the 23d, says Of this case i:
q Day before yesterday the man expe-
rienced slight feeling of lassitude,
and took to his bed, although not sus-
pecting anything serious. His nerves
soon became excited, especially upon
the appearance and taste of water, and
the horrible suspicion of hydrophobia
sternly forced itself upon him. Mr..
Pope is as sane and healthy as any
one can be, at all times, except when
water is seen by or offered to him,
when tremor passes over his body,
and he begs most piteously to have
the liquid removed.
The very thought of the fearful
death of that man, which must come
sooner or later, chills the blood to
think of it. Why cannot owners of
dogs be compelled, by a heavy fine,
to keep their dogs both muzzled and
chained. 1t will be fortunate cir
cumstance if there are no cases in this
city.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-02-25

AN INCIDENT. - On Saturday
night, as the train was crossing the
White River bridge, the passengers
were, startled by the sudden entrance
of a quail through the back window
Of the rear car Conductor Terry,
without quailing, pounced upon the
little intruder and captured it. A
nervous lady was confident that the
singularity of the birds entrance was
"a good or bad omen.s but, like the old
woman with the indigo, she couldn't
tell which. As the train arrived in
our city without accident, the omen
must be regarded as having been
good.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-27
Local AGENTS wAsrfp .aronEhou, tn. o State

LOCAL A6XN Is WAN1BD tnfOukuput tus " 6t0be4
ne 4ssocaatfbn hsve appointed Receivers, Mewfs
9EDRaE T. .nNKWA 20. hos veil kncwp n texri.
sud bnsnes. expert, vi be sul lent gua snfee
thas tho ssoues ntrusted to them viii BE- promptly af
piled 70 the purpose ssAt%d
PML.rnrHrA Pa, Msy 70. 1ss7
h A< OHeeys and K'sshr1 Of TIE Ha,hinoton Library
o.. N. 8. READ, Sscrewy.
8ent~~n an receipt u favor o. the 18th inst
notifying 81 Of our appointment Receivers for
DmpAty. teok tbs hhsEsy IA snhsss copy Of our
hater, with plan Il your rntsrprfe 70 the ni.Aesi
i&g.t ssthofy u ~ +ts~ ard having received hif
.osahle opn regard Ii Legality. synDAibi
zas ~ith shs b-seeoisns ohts Of yeas Asniation
me e6acsss0A sad sasss u s@ orphan childrer
-four sotdtrs aud s NJ the riverside lDssttsts W
hsvs oenslsi y socspe ~ tfast, sad bess
-9srts - psousose 20 worthy m o61eet
~ xssPsetsslly. ycun, ac, -
G8n 4. C0Og D AGO.
kAArsss ~ se&tsvs eAA 1sBats ~
81 ono. q. COO0E - CO.. Dankers,
- Soash .htra -He-t, Phllo1oaphtA. n
ss~~yls seths Mee11aosaG lAlsasy O.
A0or4oOG0n
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REPUBLlCAa PLATF0RM.

l. That sgsin pfoclsIm II - esrdfaal r~incfpis
OF our political faith, that all equal kstogs the
tas, snd We in favor of such aaaendmsnts 70 thu
Consultation " the ststs Of lows will thu
ehs Of che ballot IT, psote on Of the law and equal
justice to al men ir spective Of color, rsGt,n
That us aSprovo Of The ~ ieary rocopsts sctios
act passed by tbs 3esh ~ A01A Osnsfsss bt the
ihters construction By upfrfsudy cnht Isis d-prises
these sets Of III ir and vitality demand thai
Cau a. embs la July TO BY additional
snscia<ues ~ tree and crkieAA }Dkne II son aees-
the secpns1rustos Of The Rs6sf 6nsb upoa anreanl
ioysl hDsls. I'll E8# rs
. fAaa ~ prump1 triai and psn,ahaess ascorMBa
TO law OF this he'd of the late rebeu for his ihfamou
c'imes IL imperatively mAndsd FIR vindicston
the cont,uton and tbs lsus and for the proper pun
ishmeu Of the Highest crime II 10 demanded b, ustice
honor and proper regard fr the projection Of Amer
can citizenship aud By due regard for TIE welfare
fuarv esy Of he A-pnbue, and ~ Il sue, DO obiy
the dignity Of the nation ut in Justice TO the ioyA
people Who have h-eb.o heroic u their devotion
csse Of th- Constitntion the Union and ibeSty aud
the soid-rs o. the Uaisn who survive and the n~ur,
Of the heroic dead
That IN favor Of the strfctest economy II
the nditnrs Of ubic money. aud taAt e
~ the hands OF AL ocal, both stAts and National
aiaithfu aud rigidly honest aumiaistralion o. publ,
ahaiu.
That thu Republican memhsrs Of the Congres. o
tieo for their hrmnssa IN the cossDirssy 4
trators and their allies and IN del asnG the purposes
Executive and thus sustaining the INTEREST,"
OF liberty great and danssroas crsis In histoi
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THE PARAnouar ISSUE.


There are no financial questions iu issue
in this campaign. These the people are
wisely determined to postpone until the par
amount issue of Reconstruction has been
settled. The Republi, an party has never
taken ground against the taxation Of Gov
eminent bonds. We doubt no. tha, it will
cay, when it does speak upon the subject,
that the faith of the nation, pledged to its
creditors, must be kept inviolate. Whether
United States bonds can be taxed without a
violation of plighted faith, is . question not
now TO be decided. Other questions have
priority, andthe Republican party has proven
ito wisdom BY refusing to complcate the
great questions growing out Of the reorgan-
iaation of the conquered South with anything
else. We, as party, are determined that
nothing shall drive us from this ground until
the fruits Of our victory-that for which
three thousand millions of dollars has been
spent, and half million Of noble lives have
been given. is secure. True liberty and 10y
atty, Justice and equality before the law, and
equal suffrage for oil men, irrespective Of
color, rsce or religion, shall be established
throughout the South, as the least the nation
can accept, as the result Of the war, before
our attention can be diverted from that sub
ject.
Meantime, let it be distinctly understood
that the true men of the country have no
need of the services Of such men - Brick
Pomeroy, Clay Dean, Mason, Pendleton and
the like, to aid them ia the management Of
Government finances. When the people
want these men they will call for them, Blu,
for the present, il is our opinion that they
will continue to put their trust in those who
have never betrayed them. Men who turned
their backs upon the country in the hour O
Its peril; men who aided our enemies viii
oil their might in our struggle for the nation
al lite; men who have constantly villified oul
patriotic soldiery, who perled all for III,
country; men who would have shouted fol
jey to see our national arms defeated. ou
Union broken, and our finances rui. led; me,
who would not help their country when /
needed help; men who deligh. to defarne III,
beet OF our patriots living, and to insult an,
Islander the memory of our best patriots deat
these are not the men the people viii con
suit as to financial or any other question
concerning our national interests.
II the people desire any legislation I,
tighten the burthens Of taxation, which hay,
been placed upon them BY the action of tn,
traitor leaders Of the Democratic party. an,
II such Legislation can be had, in accordanc
with the Constitution, the Republican party
through its Representatives in Congress. ca,
and will effect the needed reforms. II Their
are wrongs to be righ.ed, the traitor Democ
raey is not the party TO apply to for redress
They promise very well !, indeed, there i
nothing they are not willing to promise. bu
their father. the Devil, also promised vast,
more than he had the power to fulfil, an,
these, his children, are very ike them,
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How 10 obtain shares and En-.
cravings.

Send nrdefs 70 BY mail, e-elcsins from 81 - 30,
either by Post ON eEt-fs cr In registsr+d letter,
risk Larger amounts should b ssns BY drslt Or
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TO BE. READ NJ DEnocRArs

In the goodness Of our heart We are dis.
posed TO submit to our Democratic friends in
keokuk and Lee county scrap Of Demo.
cratic reading. 1t is'from the Des Moines
Register, and is, what the Register calls it
certainly ref eshng, viewed from Demo
cratic stand point:
To the ''unsoph,sticated' it il really re
freshing to hear Harris, the Copprhead can
didate for Lieut.. Governor, Ciage,t the grea,
prolnulgator Of Unconstitutional theories
PAuis, the schoolmaster OF the North, aro
Williamson of Warren, the shrewd attorney
talk and rave about the prohlbi.ory LIQUOR
law and its Injustice, aud then denounce the
Republican party fer supposed attempts /,
make prohibition of lager beer and natiy,
wine ' part OF their future policy
Do these distinguished gentlemen ever re
member that they were once members Of the
sth General Assembly Of .Ae Ssats OF Iuwa
aud have they forgotten House Bill No 2O9
Ibis bill proposed to prohibit the sale O
beer, native wine, dc. In tact it proposed
TO make aprohibitory liquor law which should
incinde beer, wine, &c, the SANS a. the Law
then did, and now does. all kinds Of LIQUOR,
OF the more intoxicating kind
On the passage OF this prohibitory bill fi
passed the House but was lost in the Senate
We fi"d among the yeas the following
names:
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ss SO q
,TusteJS
a..pfAs
Riversid|a
IsstilslIe
y
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-27
Turner's Tic Doul0ureaux or
Turner's. Tic DOulOllreHux. or
uw,uusRaAL nEURALGlA Pill.

A saYR, CgRTAiN- Ak0- ePnEDY cURR FOB HEU-
RALaIR AND ALL EERvOUs DIskAsEs.
tits an un,.ss rsa6y n ~ csss Of Facial Neural
ia often enectins perfect cure In single dsy. M
wa o. Hsfvoas Dbeassfaht b yiset - its nagc beu-
sndo Evoa ~ ssssrsst OF Chroae nesAEis sDd
essas1 x&.sss DenAGrk%sss # nspy y-stS sAsd
Ing affecting the entire system comulsely and per
nanently cured IL iaa fsv days or few ~seks q
the utmost 1t contains nothing injurious to the most
d.Teats system, ard can always be used whh perfect
safety n r. in constaBt By the best phsseiAes. VINO
give It thei7 unanimous and unqualified approval eent
BY mail receipt Of n snA two postage stamps Sold
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d3uo4
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The Washington Library Company,
In order that the benevolent object .s forth In this sr
cnar my be successfully soeompliah have Issued i've
series II II a
FIVE srEEL-pLArR, KrcRAyIraf.
which put Subscription u p,ioss nseh below their
Fetal value.
CERTIFICATES OF STOCK IN THR wAsHlsa-
TON LIBRARY COMPANY
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aud sigusd BY the secret'ry sfNonr otAess geuuns)
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Two DOLLAR ENaRAvINGs.
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Any per-. q psyisg THRER DOLLARS will recsivs the
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CARD TO THE prn.,c

Inc undersigned, trustees Of the Riverside
Institute, an institution chartered by the State
ofrNew jersey for The msin,enauee Ana .d,.
cation of the orphans of soldier. and sailor,
of our whole country, which is being e.tab.
Gshed and endowed By the easercr;se and
patriotism Of the Washington Library Com.
pany OF Philadelphia, would announce to the
public that in their opinion, the efforts being
made BY that company for tbe establishment
and endowment OF the Riverside Institute
cannot fail OF success. Their agencies have
been established, and their sdverthe ments
published throughout the country at great
expense, and the results are now being re-.
allied. If the Distribution were to take place
And the labors of the company cease on tho
10th inst, - advertised, the institution,
though established, would not have provided
the means for proper and permanent con
nnuance, nor conld It be 90 EXTENSIVELY uas.
iui g the public and the trustees desire, p
Alter mature consideration, We have tbere>
lore recommended that the Weaknesses, 4;
.brary Company postpone their S;.ss:s...; ~
suntii the 9Th Of January mart. a.1 .,.,.:.sa
me sale q certificates and engraving pn,;I
that nme' under the 6rm belief ia, Il. ~, =.
snIt v'll assaredly provide permanes Som.
Tor the maintenance and ednce,;or ar -
many Of The orphans OF those Who h.,. Az
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To noeesiose disetpss q Ds0esseay -
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as1ssaes, aad hn rsesissd - b
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gravess's southern si' ~ $500. III
his vno's nsssas1. - 49, ..s-.- -
peru y? EYEX n 3s ID -EEE3n-
49, rug m So ~ -ywIs
McMeps !:
SIvsso ~, !,
truly !rre .a ~. j : ~ w -.
and the ciouos 81 o.sss'es se'''eu 1pon ~
nation. and the true men cast about for en-
| .....u.rt and vnrda Of cheer. the voice
- E. .f,h;. !. R.;ctn v.,s u.ed fAen.
a .@ 'ne Pe1 : ~ ,.s1s.:..:Gsse
| jdk ~ trey ~ ue00 nOvsSin oe4a eclsu0 ~
tie wlr loe sthe poioA nd ip e4lliatid Iot
E.h. ..s..o,shi. .r,s II the Southern wing d
'.e s,.NI $500 a..h,
the parry 81 Wnicn NC =, ocyou1 So1s''
i worthy AeaS6er I'd . ~ txpeos9U
/ While he dvelt ON the "Naaional Debt
/ - a...-.a :; :, ,nm...n,.d ,.rma. he
III = II -~,- "a. .N LII
fsneo 70 ~ nov s"u Wy w. us.s
up, until it has become 20 colossal ana heavy
A tn almost crush the people with its weight
-on,a ~, h.v. done for him 10 have men.
"ou'u NY 49, =. 1o's - .~s.-
TONED that, ~ the sosmmne ueeos oi my
Southern friends would have been exposed
.h...h, ss.ts -
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Ano msu : p1s
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go. ..... ~".,.~-..n.l -. = 4. r..
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J Au.
said OF the death OF that great man, Lincoln,
that: .s.,.-4
: aEvervtb;no concerning the departed cuss
: possesses ! hseioat,on aud charm for US,
) rh;ch = m.ke No effort 10 resist-ve would
! M, If - could've feel his loss more than
! rr,,, rerr,le. COR he M suche nice, sweet,
: bsan,sful maa -pAssesssd o. soch winning
. ways and charming commemorative ne
s I snaneS s. oa' IL raeLs1 and svervhod,
used to admire him so-they didn't think
: there vas any touch and 90 in him that
there MAS 80 much OF that sa,vtnhy ~mcn
!. w." I I.S. W;,Ls. R,o,h +. n.ms c.ms
/. along. and he admired the rocket. and he
. SAID: oh, what beautiful rocket and he
y scratched matcffT and touched IT'S Iame 10
. we h'ee. e., a's. ..ass ,eAr l;.. h;u e. NJ
motAe,J i. vent off With fxz. poo and
: bang, his soul to glory, We reckon-and all
!, that was LETT Of tne smasng rocket was
aas'y, paeA af uaoa. % $40, ,hadv -
y ANYTHING
:. Q AID N. ..mo fs,lov ;.s,sd mi. .rec;m.n
j nh,;.L,, ov.r ,ho r.,a... of LIS D.x;..
.-,,
$500: ~ NV Aho yHG s.;co apn s y,
timdi,y, aud the hatred Of the fanetical and
bigoted. JEFF. Davis once more breathes the
AR Oh 'redom' S'na1 - 10 ssy a. Iree Us II can
II. fsliow. ,ha nobles, Rom.n Of ,bem III
Long life and happy wears to the roblest man
. OF our country aud age. s3s
= We blush to say it, that the utterer Of the
above disg.aceful paragraphs WIS listened t.
II and .nplauded by Keoknkisns Above the
pe"ocra'ic eia'nor 10 'ha' malt y seenieo
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See page Sg6, Journal House OF Represen
tatiyes, Eigh,h General Assembly.
motion to reconsider the vote. was made
March 10th, 1860, and on motion TO lay the
motion To reconsider on the table, the follow
ing voted in the Affirmative:
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For sale.

For sale.
IN one Of the most desirable localities IN
the cty, story trick dwelling house. with four
rooms sad CT liar Lot 60xI,0 feet. we'll fenced con.
tanning number Of fruit trees and god sell Of Va
tef Enquire Of WI tuLrM,
apps Neal Estate Agent.
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WILLIAMSON of Warren.
See House Journal, page <u6. Eighth Cen.
erals Assembly. - ! = :. =
oopMen! Is unnecessary on some Of these
Msn. 1neI votes tnen and professions now
.ou.o seem 20 ofosaess aands slightly con
tfsdic'ofy, out may be explained BY some
new lore p On . nes ayssen Il moral obi.
losopky.
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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1867-01-26

Succession Of A. B. Skannal. deceased
Dy virtue Of q writ of sale to ms
D directed from the Honorable Dis
trict Court of Bossier parish, La. I
will sell, at Fillmore, La, within the
hours prescribed by law, at public
auction, to the last and highest bidder.
on FRIDAY the 18th day Of February.
1867, the following described land.
belonging to the succession of A. B.
Skannall, deceased, viz: skna .
The west half of northwest fraction.
al quarter, and lots number 2, 8, a ana
S, of fractional, and northeast Quarter
of northwest fractional quarter, acc
ton ID and east half Of southeast
quarter, and northeast quarter of north
east quarter, and southeast Quarter Of
northeast quarter Of section Is and
northeast quarter Of northeast quarter
of section %, all IN township II, Of
range 10, containing in the aggregate,
four hundred and fifty-six and $500
acres, mere or less, situated in said
parish Of BossieT, La. q Rfaf
Terms of Sale--On q credit of IL
months, for whatever the land will
bring-purchaser to give his mote with
approved personal security, bearing 8
per cent per annum interest, with
special mortgage retained on laaa to
secure payment of purchase price.
w. III. HILL.
Sheriff and ex-ofscio Auct'r.
January 18th, 1867. D41 Sc
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Il. w. Vance, } In District Court Of
vs.. BOssiar Pariah IA
Almedia b. Felps }No. 2O92.
py virtue of @ writ of fieri facias issued In
~ the above entitled cause, and to ma
directed, have seized and win proceed to
sell at public emotion, to the last and hi ohesf
bidder, before the Court house door, i1 the
town Of Bellevue, La, on the first Saturday
the End day Of February, 1856, the following
described lands, with ali Improvement
thereon, to-wit:
The northeast quarter of northwest omar.
ter, and north half Of northeast quarter. and
west half Of southeast quarter Of section s..
township Y, range IL, west and southeast
quarter OF southwest quarter, and west half
Of southeast quarter Of section 81, township
=, range IL, west-sitnated in the parish Of
Bossier, and containing In al, so acres:
Also, bales Of cotton
Seized a. the property Of said defendant.
Aimedia !. Felps, and to be sold to pay and
satisfy said writ.
Terms Of Sale Cash, with benefit Of APP
praisement f7r1 80
~ w. II. HILL, Sheriff.
december 24th, 1856 396tpf$l5 so
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Sherif's Sale.

!. Carroll, Hoy & Co, , In District
VS.. Court BOssier.
w. III. Hearne, admir-. ct. al La, No. 1907.
Dy virtue of writ of seizure and sale, is.
- sued in the above entitled suit, and to
me directed, have seized and will proceed
to sell at public auction, to the last and
highest bidder, before the Court House door.
in the town of Bellevue, La, on the first
Saturday, the End day Of March, 1867, the
following described property, tO-wit
The southwest quarter of section 20, and
west half and northwest quarter Of section
%, and south half of northwest quarter of
section 20, and east half of southeast quarter
of section 10, and east half of southwest
quarter of section %, and southeast quarter
of section 10, and north half of northeast
quarter of section 30, all In township 10, of
range 10; situated In the parish of Bossier,
and containing in all, 600 acres, more or less,
with fine residence, and other improvements
thereon.
Said land seized as the property of Charles
P. Thompson, one of the defendants, and TO
be sold to pay and satisfy said writ. An
Terms of Sale-Cash, with benefit of sp-
praisement.
January 23rd, 1867 43 St Of SIS SO
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SheriT's sale.

=. A. Edwards, In Justice Kelly's
Court, 4th Ward, Bos-
d =. l. Winfrey. Jsisr Parish, La.
by virtue of writ Of seizure and sale In
- M me directed from Justice Kelly's Court.
ana VIII proceed to sell to the last and high.
est bidder, before the Court house deer. in
sne town Of Bellevue, La, on the first Satur.
Gay tne md day Of February, 1857, the fol
loving described property, torwit:
The east half Of northwest quarter Of aecz
ton -, and west half of northwest quarter
o. section "a In township %, Of range n !:
situated IN the parish of Bossier, and con
tanning LOO acres, more or less, with improve
ments thereon. r ~
Said land seized as the property of the
defendant, H. Z. L. Winfrey, and to be sold
To- pay and satisfy said writ. - a !.
praisement '--e
WI. HILL, Sheriff.
December 24th, 1856. 80 st pfSis 50
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SheriG,s sale.

Kinchen c. Patton , In District
VS.. \COFxrk of Roa-
j. L. Hodges s. B. F. Bruton. sier, No. 1878.
Dy virtue of writ of &. ia. issued from
~ the District Court of Bossier parish,
La, and to me directed, in the above en-
titled suit, have seized and will proceed to
sell at public auction, to the last and highest
bidder, before the Court House door, in the
town of Bellevue, La, on the first SATURDAY.
the End day of March, 1867, the following
described land, with improvements thereon,
to-wit:
The whole of section Is, and south half Of
southwest quarter of section 9, all in town
ship IL, Of range 10; situated in said parish
OF Bossier, and containing 100 acres, more
or less.
Said land seized as the property of the
defendant, Bruton, and to be sold to pay and
satisfy said writ.
Terms of Sale-Cash, with benefit of ap-
praisement
w. II. HILL Sheriff.
January 23rd, 1867. pf Is so