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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-11
Bis ifiarck-Whaf He Thinks OF the
'+'7 Shooting or MaximiiIan.

The French Emperor is said to
have been most anxious to ascertain
the judgment expressed by Bismarck
on the sentence pronounced upon
Macmillan, and commissioned a
friend to beg of the great statesman
write his Impressions thereon. The
answer must have darkened His Maj
esty's brow, and made his ears tingle.
1t IS so characteristic Of the man that
it is quite worthy of record, as one of
these days it is quite likely that it may
have to be remembered.
fast patriot, = writes Bismarck, 4 but
clear before him. He, might have
humbled the pride of all Europe, and
in particular have crushed that of
France forever by a single blow. The
execution of Macmillan is blunder
from which Juarez will never recover.
My policy would have been to have
held the. Archduke. Macmillan as
hostage, while my ambassadors were
received in due form by the great
Powers Of Europe-by England, Aus
trla and Prussia. / should have exact
ed that my French ambassador should
be received with peculiar honor at
the .Tuileries-fetched in the State
carriage by NJ. Feuillet de Couchez,
10 the eyes of the whole population:
When this humiliation had
been enforced, l should have
said, Now that Mexico is re-estab-
lished as Republic, nothing more
remains but the indemnity. for the
cruel and treacherous war which has
been imposed upon the country By
France; therefore, not till this in
demnity be paid can we suffer the
,Archduke to go back to Europe. Re
~ upon it, this, indemnify would have
been paid. = Juarez might have named
hiss own price Napoleon III.
would hayeid paid it ont $ Of.
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sketches in Holland.

A writer in the Pal Mall Gazette
sketches very pleasantly some peculi-
arities of Dutchscenery and manners.
We make few quotations: Ygy
> III THE oDDITY OF HOLLAND. -,
ID Everything In Holland is interest
ing, and almost. everything is queer.
There is, a piqaant oddly in the arti-
fetal nature Of the whole country the
sandy soil, which is triumph of pa
tent ingenuity and creative skill; the
wind pitted against the water to keep
the land from flooding; the canals in
stead of roads; the bitches instead of
hedges; and the unvarying level of the
broad fats, there being no such thing
as a rising ground from one end7of
Holland to the other Perhaps moth
ing strikes the English trayeler" in
Holland SC much as the want of
STOKES. You cannot find so much as
a pebble to- throw at a sdogTiif. in
deed, the Dutch dogs were not far too
Well Behaved (which they are eYerto
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his own private resources rather than
have suffered the question to be dis
cussed in the Chamber. The public
reception of the ambassador would
most likely have ultimately caused the
downfall of the dynasty; it would
have -oeeasiened= -enseate in Paris
which would have necessitated mea-
sures of repression too stringent to be
borne; and thus the whole edifice
would have crumbled to dust" 49,
No biography or personal sketch
could ever have painted the arrogance
and daring of Bismarck more. plainly
than this apercu of his secret aspira-
tons. -" @z4-'i'iE - -a+hi thE -"h "
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-11

Assuming that no man can doubt,
Id view OF the legislation of Congress,
and the words of the contract, that
these bonds are payable la currency,
my new proposition is, that the
United States shall issue new loan
upou such terms as sound finance
shall show to be most advantageous.
and with the proceeds pay its 500
creditors, and thus reduce the rate of
interest, while at the same time it
keeps exact faith in its contracts.
am unable to see that this is "a
dodge" or ''repudiation,P which is
a longer synonym for fascahty. OF
anything irreconcilable with com
mon honesty" These be hard
words. my masters, AS L do not
think they add : anything IT'D the
strength of the Tribune's argument
upon a legal question relating to
finance, | certainly can neither reply
to nor return them. FHTE = r q Sc,
| only propose to reply to the spe-
cifc argum mt of the Tribune, and,
therefore, refrain from discussing any
Of the collateral branches of this sub
ject. hsTio4tfcD
May | ask-as the question is one
of great moment to the country-you
in justice and fairness to give this let
ter the same conspicuous insertion IA
the daily, weekly, semi-week1y 1r16-
une which you gave the attack?
Common honesty" would seem to
require this. -baG-
Very truly yours.
B. F. BUTLER.
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WOODEN Department. 51I8x :
ShaW1s and Cioaks
~ Hoop-Skirts
At a great reduction III prices. Y q -.y'-s
Retail Millinery Department,

Superintendent by Miss ELIZA BELLAM,
is the most complied In the West. and new
with every novelty that the heart can
wish and the eye desire.
s~aAH FBA-N Il kGE VI
We most respectfully call the attention
of the public to the fact that we make no
ridiculous pretehsfon of "selling below
cost, ;" cheaper than before the war;" or
cheaper than anybody in the world"
neither do we sell three spools of Coats's
ticing trade, and then charge IL up in
goods In which they are not posted. We
ALWAYS as cheap as the cheapest, and as
low as the market Will afford, and warrant
all goods as represented.
The statesmen will always be found ac-
commodating and ready to show goods,
whether sale Is made or not.
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Notions Department.

! This stock, in charge OF A. vENEMANN,
is very complete, from Paper of Pins to
Pair OF Alexandre's Kid Gloves, or a Brass
Button TO a Paper Collar. But the most
attractive sthecelebrafed Bigiow's Linen
Finished and star or the West" Glazed
Paper Collars, at % cents a box-the most
durable, best fitting, fnd cheapest Collar
in America.
q Q WOODEN Department. e tioZ
Under the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of JOHN Els
ENHAUER. is well assorted, and those in
search of Cloths, CassiIneres, Doeskins,
Beavers, Jeans, or anything for Mems or
Boys Wear, would do well to examine -
this stock before purchasing elsewhere. l.
and save money-9 Aisoi Flannels an ALI
ShaW1s and Cioaks 2 y
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INSURANCE.
EVANSVILLE INSURANCE co.

AUTHORIZED CAPITAL-...--.......H,0 600 900
FIRE, MARINE, q FLAT BOAT RISKS
Taken at fair rates.
sGGtn1 ~ 1ht gHf sm1f
Z g sli JOHN 8. HOPKINS, President
~ JAMES II. CUTLER, Secretary.
DIRECTIONS: .aot5An
Charles Viele, John Ingle, Jr
J. IS. Hopkins, William Brown,
ellison Maghee, DIR. F. w. Sawyer,
Robert Barnes, G. Preston
Dr. NJ. ]. Bray,
]. ". Knox, Business Agent, who will
also attend to Life and Accident Insurance
Oftice, corner of Main and First Streets,
in First National Bank Building. [ap1S em
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HUDSPErH, ADAMS 6 co.
f5 f'lse. tm
GO Main Street. 63
WE RESPECTFULLY CALL AT

VIZ RESPECTFULLY CALL AT
tention TO our large stock of Ladies' and
Childrens' Hats. We have Just received
from New York City. new Dress Goods, in
Alpacas, Grenadines, DeLains, Linen
Goods, Ginghams, Lawn, Chambray and
Crepe Marez, Capimeres,C ottonades, Linen
Painting and Coating. III ra
New lot OF White Goods Jaconett, Main
sock, Swiss, Irish Linen, and large va
riety in Ladies' and Gents Linen Hand
kerchiefs. Our stock of Hosiery comprises
large variety, bought low, and Will be
sold cheap. ts.Hf rs
Parasols and Sun Umbrellas, in SILK,
Cotton, and Scotch Bingham. We have,
and will keep large assortment. ssi
New goods bought by our house in the
market with special view 70 the interest
of our customers. We will receive here
after daily, and call the attention OF al
people TO come anc examine our stock
and prices. ,,l;-lf.4. .ft
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Dress, Goods Department,

Under special charge of PROF. GUST.
NJ ATHI AS, is n ow -stoclsed with Novelties
and in which any and every body can be
.Euitpd
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Domestic Department,

Under the charge of, A. LANSING, can
now be had thecbest and most popular
makes of Caltcoes. Brown and Bleached
fMuL Inns, Sheetings, Piiiow-Case Muslins,
Checks, Tickings, Hickory Stripes. &C.,
and always at the lowest market price
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Whits Goods Department.

In charge of J. f. BUTCHER, IS being daily
replenished. and he assortment now COM
plete-consisting of Swiss, Jacoaets, Table
Linens and Cloths, Stand and Table Cow
,broideries Edgings. faces (botn real aud
imitation). En- roidered and Lace Cur
tains, and charming beauties in Bed
&c
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10 WIN. P. HASTINGS, s a..5
Scenic Artist and Fresc0
Z n III Painter ,,.-rl.

Z Ali orders left at: Osborne d Tilestop'
Paint Store, Locust Street, win be prom ptl-
CALSIMINE sEATINGS neatly done.
Uza Ham ioqHs I'D 90 mott aliaoa1
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DRY GOODS.
SCHAPKER, BUSSING 6 co.
Fan and winter DrY Goods

than can be found IN any ONE EsTAl
In the
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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-02-28
shsrif's and Special I, /. Master Il
# Commissioners Sale. y1ar
y Stak Of 0&0, AVmt0A Col,

I + saa STATE Of Ohio, YintOr County, q. /,
Samuel v. Dodge aud O'' Il
Mary Ann Dodge, Adfninistfat rator In Vinton Co.
and Administrative Of Estate Of Court Com.
James Dodge, deceased 5 ,8g r mon Pless.
william Mathews 4 John G. P. Brown. cree. g y
nURgUANF TO, the command Of an order and
i decree issued from the Court of Common ple9s
Or vinton county Ohio, and 70 me directed as shet1
Of said county, acting Rs Special Master Coihmis.
soner herein, Iel ofef9 At pqbllc sale, at the door
ofthe cout House, in the Town Of MeAEthar,in
MONDAY, iS :TaE 25TH DAY OF e MARCH,
tg2isn,'s'5',i A, d. 1867, Y Y tlS.'R w
at one O'clock P. M Of said day, the folloEing de-
scribed premises, situate in the County OF iVtGton,
and state of Ohio Y toiwit: zoo eYslL TJasJH an
One undivided third part OF the East half Of the
Southwest quartet Of section Number Sixtetif
Township Nuinbaf Eleyen, Of Range Nunibar en-.
teen. containing EIghty;fo four and oneFfoprth is4s2
APT hpbrSsed al four hundred dollars, ts4OOOoJ and
must bring two-thrds Of that sum- 81 .le n ~
Taken as the property Of said William Mathews "a
satisfy judgment against him by said Court ip favor
4 Of samuel V.-D md Mary Ana Dodge AdniniS-
tratorapd Administrative of the Estete Of James
Dodge, deceased. .ss.., 80, o,.i,,.s, ~,
4 Terms Of Sale Cash in hand at the time OF sale.
4 81 q john. SH0CKEY, 6f3l3
Al 1G 6tt Sheriff Vinton. County, o. 3
Acting as SPECIAL Master CommitSoneri in this ease.
4 February ct, lSSt-6w--12 ~ y, n,
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-02-28
4'Sa LATEST FASHIONS DEMAND Z i''s
! Nv. Bradley's CeieBrats d Patent
Duplex Elliptic cssIs 4
Oh DoUbhE sFHiNuJ
SUE TiER T {


rft,Hfs LW0NpERFUI aRilExIsiLfIYs ami great
oonFnS7 and PAEAsRR to any Lady EeaTi1g y :
bplex Elliptic Bkftwiil DO experienced partlcuarTiy n
n All crowded Assembess opsrsa T y ss
SnS House Drtss, as tie Skirt cam be folded Hnen
n nae Ia occupy a small place 'as easily and c9n-
vsnlentlv As Silk OF Misiih Dress, an inSniuspie
Quality IN orlnoiine i'm any single sPElns
adS having enjoyed the p,easute SSn1toI 4, 4
great Of wearing the duplex slesl
Spring Skirt for single day win never aIseTwaiGs
willingly dispense swith their USE aiFot ~ aiI
Msass aHd Young Ladies they are spPsS''t o 4si3s
They will not bend or break like the Single Sprng
hut win prsserve their perfect and gracenh snaIe
when three oIouy ordinary skl5s TS WI AZ E SoSeret t
with doSibIe and twisted thfeah and the posto
are not only double springs, but twice Tor double
covered, preventing them nom wearing OuA~h''
dragging down stoops, stars, &C.. a.
TRe duplex EIiiptidis great iaYorite WIT All la
dies and Is universally recommended by TIE Fasnlo5
Magazines es- the STANDARD lBkIhI1, ,oE1AA
FAS HON ABLE N s XoRhD, h .,,.sNS aasaSta sss 81
lormone, viz; SIpetQy Qeality Pereeh nsspsh
tire, Stylish Shape and Finish, ekbillGy' R pufao
lty Comfort and Economy, enquire ort M. 5laa t
isS Sire yoa ~ ths aeHSiIS Article 55 ~
'cAjITI(N NO GUARD AGAINST IMPOSITION be
lparticnar 70 NOTICE that skirts offered as ,.D9
PIExN havOthe 9rethhk sainpC ylN ~ M %siS u
band Anone others are Genuine. Also not,cel nn
Ihe centre, thus revealing The two dou6iel sPElng
braided together thereing which - tae sei,
| and strength, and o combination not 10 DO Iouhu
| anyl lotbsr I'SItifN fDl1SQq Jacri 5Gj 10 $50 ltt
,F0R SALEM all 6toreswbere FRS GLASS skirt
are sold throughout the United StatesRnd eIsewnfte
ManutSstnIeS by the sSf 3f S 9Tpsrs 3. NV shs
'ho1 s7Ohanibers ana 10 4 81 Reade sts.' N! Y!
February IA 1867 -Am. dw1EH How Off .fdT4 h8
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-02-28
THE WHITE MAN'srPAPER
Clubs forl867!-4 Clubs for 1867
THE BEST Y4WEEKLY PUBLISHED
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Thin that Of any Democratic paper published ~
ths s5Ofld, and that circulation is steadily In.
creasing and extending in every direction
II has. never been the organ Of mere party
Democracy. but rather the exponent Of
thbse iihsrsl principles Of human Govern
ment which our fcrefathers wFung, with
blt6dy sweat, from the tyranis, Of l77s.T---
Standing on the foundation Of the Declara-
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~ , ! TSoofs '.1Re Hill Leg :
WE IHs,H0 n0It ~ iE egIslatIoa.

IN, stats Auditor Of Ohio 10 'his recen. !
annual report to the Ohio LsgsIs,uri Il sSis
slSt. els. ara invested in United States stocks
sss1sj M "a SSSa5sd. WhAtabAF sgcuut YS1g q
Yield in taxes il Put among other as. Ioi "1SG,Ss Si.IS
on the duplicate, but which " oOss aUs 'V ~
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on MT tbs duplicate by increasing their burIaSn ~
tho extent Of theexsmptiOp' ~. A9, .,nr. IN 'af af
ace % of thsE startling fact, with the report o.
ace ~ y. Snditor before il, the legislature,
;pS Sa S' /" session al C0lnw bus voted the other
10x aSy Il take o the duplicate the largest TAX
pagers ta1abes # ts S S.HS ea11GtS, nion
% "S SoIIars 7 And, afJsr ernembershad don
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members to 50 wrong their own CoSssIS9snsS ,s
sSd he tconstituents of other members, wns
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SIl,eelrl,i.G,sI !, sale,

gs1sl 0b q, ,Stots.of Ohio Yurtqn County,
clnFra pGwa VI Plaintiff Cssp saiSs SSSs VP'f
Erwin e. DoWd, Defendant. Order Of Sale No; 8,
TYURSU Ant 70 the command Of an9Tder OF sale IN
n the above cause TO ne directed nom the So1rt
81 Common Pleas Of Vinton County, Ohio, wii oiieT
StSbc sale, at tke door Of he Court House, in ths
Town o6McArthpr, in. said county, on ..,.,. :.
wv TUESDAY, MARCH 19TH, 1857, ~
al the hour oi 16Tloct cfsaid gday, fthe fol;
loving described premises, to:'Sis a. ,,..u,s
Der Thirty.two 1927 in Township Number Ten lOD
81 Range Numhet Sixteen (l0,l Ohio Coupanyls pprs
ehase thence South forty,one chains an6 twensy
Eve links, thence West ,tliaytwo chalnh and ninety
links thence Northloty one eliains and twenty-five
links; thenpe East thirty-two chains and SeTensy
links to the plaeeof beginning containing one hung
red and thirty, five Il3Sl acres more or less.
Taken as the prop6btY Erwin lEg Dowd tolsatisiS
order and decree Of said Court IN fy0y OF claSis'
Do,sd.- "" ra'"N' y 5.'.e.t.uN ~
] Appraise4sttvsnty,s hundred dollars and mus
br ng two-thifds OF that sum. 3
Terms Of sae2lCash inhandaona 1l dotieg gl9,
lt ,tts-y JOHN j. SHQCKEY,, ~
slGG ,a@Wuf .tH7fS Sheriff Vinton County, o. !
E,.A Bratton, Atty for PLG.t 5sgsgC f7i1us
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N1ollfIcae q

Islereby given that petition has been hled in .
il the ColE Of Common Pleas, within and for the
County or Vnt0n and State OF Ohio, the otjOot and
r3rayef Of which petition IS to obtain order Of said
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Of the Village Of McATtbnr, to-wit:r .s
Tiie Alley lying Immediately west of Lots Numbers
l62 Iyl 1873, and 207j also, the Alley lying
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v,Sc,, l, IA. whale mig Is iahfio lei Ne by our
fathersS God ,hagcrbstsd. white men a9peri-
Or and neeroes inferior, and LseYetoTe All the
stfIorts of The past ave years 70 dbolS'A Hig
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violated. every Stale Constitution over
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and the whole white Republic of Yashsngten
bs restored again, 10 all its brig bal bench
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CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.
ITO Expire on the slst day Of January 1851
OIFIoE or THE AUDITOk ofSTATE, \

ITO Expire On the 9lsg uf53 ~ 'HnuutAy A'V''b
oTrIoE or THE AUDITok ofSTAEE, \
INSURANCE. DEPARTMENT; al
CoLUMBUs, O, Noy,ile 1857.
WHEREAS, Tho HARTFORD LIVE STOCK
INSURANCE COMPANY, located at Hart.
ford, in the State Of Connecticut, has filed
in this Office sworn statement OF it's con-
dition, as required BY the act TOlRsgalats In
surance Companies not incorporated by the
State Of Ohio" passed April . 1855, and
amended February :, 1884, and the act TEc
regulate Foreign Insurance Companies,
passed April 3, lS69; and whereas, lsele
Company mas furnished the Undersigned
satisfactory evidence that 1t IS possessed ol
sn lactnal Capital .cf'st4 least .osH hyADAtp
ssSsS company z Sss 'ss d a A sns SAs'' 4sss ie
instrument under 1t; cSrporate seal, signed
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OTFIuE or THE AUDITOR or STATE, |
.-.-- CoIumb,is, o., Nov. II. 1866.
Il 10 hereby certified, that, the foregoing
Is correct copy Of the Statement Of the
Condition or the Hartford Liys Stock In
surance Company Of Con necticat, made to
and flied in this Office, for the year 1867.
CsEAL.l Witness my hand and seal on
cially. az n..,
JAS. II. GOODMAN,
arany n Auditor Of State.
BY JAS fTrLLLtpAAsi Ch't Clerk