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A At

"a. II. PershinE. plaintiff. VS.. Salem Derry
and Mecca Oil Company, defendants. Before
N. w. Palmer. Justice Of the Peace of Mecca
township. Trumbull Co. o. On the Sd day OF
May, A. d., 1867. said Justice issued an order
Of Attachment in the above action. for the sum
Of $l9 62-lO0. Said suit is far Trial. June 18th
1861. I-H. PERSHING-
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A TTA0HMENT

"a II. r. Troxelk plaintiff. VS.. Salem Derry.
and Mecca OIL Company. defendants. Before
N ". Palmer, Justice of the Peace Of Mecca
Township, TruLbnll county Ohto On ths I'd
order of Attachment in the above action. for
the sum OF SIS 5-Bo4 said suit IS for trial
June oath 1867. at 10 o'clock. a.m
May Is. lss7-3t'
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One of Josh Billings maximsS "Rize
-airly, work hard and late. live on what
you can't SELL giTe nothing AVA, and i
you don't die rich and 50 10 the devil
yu may sue me for damages"
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PROPOSED t
IL THE CONSTITUTION
TIE srlrE OF OHIo.

.Ohiee Of the Secretary Of State
i, WILLIAM HENRY SMITH. Secretary Of
State Of the State Of Ohio. do hereby certify
that the followingis a true eopy Of Joint reso-
luton passed By the ssnesal Assembly % ne
1857. taken from the eriginalr rolls On ale IN thu
once.
Ia Testimony. Whereof Ihsve hersunto sub
scribed my name and afhxed the Great
TSeall Seal Of the State Of Ohio, at Coium5us.
the 9Th day Of April, = ID, ISL.
WM. HENRY SMITH.
Secretary Of State.
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Mr.. JEYTERsoN DAVIS announces that
he viii, as speedily as possible, retire
out Of sight. Had justice been done
he would have been ont of sight long
ago. and 20 expense to HIM. Il
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DEATHS.


0fheart disease. at the residence of J. W. Pow
before the rebellion. The citizens of Mecca
tender Mrs Powers and family their Ks for
the kindness bestowed on him through his
sickness. Religious services by Rev. E. II.
Highly.
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State ofMassachusetts, l..
County of Suffolk,
bens, Secretary Of the New England Mutual
Life Insurance Company, being seyerally sworn.
depose and say. that the foregoing is q full.
true and correct statement of the affairs ofths
said Insurance Company. and that they are the
above described Officers thereof.
BENZ. +, STEVENS, President,
JOS. N. GIBBENS. Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn before me this 18th day
Seal CHIs. B. F. ADAMS.
l5c stamp Com'r for Ohio.
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, RESOLUTION


Relative to an Amendment Of the Constitution.
providing for the extension of the EieenTe
Franchise.
Resolved By the General Assembly Of the
State of Ohio. Three-ffths Of the members
elected 10 each house agreeing thereto. That -
be and is hereby proposed t0the electors OF this
State 70 vote at the next annual Qetober cleo
lion upon approval or rejection Of the following
Amendment as a substitute for the hrst section
of the fnh article Of the Constitution OF this
State, TO wit /: Every male citizen Of the United
States of the age of tEenty-one years. who sdail
have been q resident OF the State one year next
preceding tho election, snd of the county,
township or ward in which be resides. such
time as may be provided BY law. except such
persons as have borne arms IN support Of any
insarrection or rebellion against the Govern
ment Of the United States. or have ted from
their places Of rcsideHeafo avoid being drsfled
into the niltaTF ssrVife thereof; OK hare de-
serted the military or the naval service OF said
Government IN time Of war, and have not sub
seQuenfly been honorably discharged rom the
same-shali have the qualifications Of an elec-
or, tand be entitled 10 vote At all elections
ED.A. PARkOIf.
ANDREW g. ABUkNEY,
Precedent OF the Senate.
Passed April 6. 1851. lApris.
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SOMETHING NEW.

DATENT Steel Spring Pocket
Book. BIZ this invention. We avoid the ne
eess:tS for rubber bands or Straps. and it is far
preferable to either, for durability and conve
piepcs. The spring being Of the best quality and
temper, always retain their elasticity Just re-
ceived from lie manufantursrs, wholesale or re-
tail. By W. A.G w I. POhfEBS
May p, 1867.
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OFFICE OF TIE AUDITOR or STATE,l
COLUMBUS. o.. Mach 2. 1867. !
1t is hereby certified. that the foregoing is 3
correct copy of the Statement of Condition Of
the New England Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany of Boston. made to and filed in this Once.
for the year 1867.
lSeal.1 Witness my hand and seal otheiaIly.
JAS. WILLIAMS.
Chief Clerk for Auditor of State.
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THE REAL BON TON,
Initial Stationery, with saehsbeet ofpsper
and envelope stamped with the initial of any
lady, The latest thing out, Just ree,d.at
ADAM BOOK STORE.
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~ A LECTURES YOUNG

Is LECTURE to YOUNG
Sz MEN. Jtss Pa6lssAe2. IN a Sealed
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M tureOn the Nature, Treatment. aad
Radical cure Of SPernatOrrhea. or Seminal
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biiity, and I~mpediments to Marriage Generally.
Nervousness. Consumption. Epilspsy. aud Fits
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Sent. under seal 10 any address, in . plain
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postage stamps. Also DR.. CulYerWslps -Ear-
rage Guide. Price 3 cents. address the pub
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May y. lS67-1y Post Once box 1856
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ESTATE Of Augustus Greater-
~ partial settlement has & daS seen lied
and a dividend to the gener=s creditors ofthir-
~ t50 per cent. ordered. Payable - The store OF
PACKARD, COOK q co. on demand.
WARREN PACKARD. Admir-.
Warren. Nay IS. 1914
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ESTATE EARLE,
IIdee'd. The undersigned has been duly APP
pointed AdminIistratSr Of the estate Of
DANIEL EARLE. Admir-.
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DISSOLUTION of PARTNER
.OSHIP. The partnershio heretofore exist
ing under the firm maze Of futile 4 Goodssn,
is this day dissolved BY mufaal consenf. Trad
GOOdsen will settle all accounts ia favor Of or
against said firm. at his sore on Main Street.-
Warren. 0. Jan. I. 1857
Nay 8. IS67-3t. Trad 6O0DSEhL
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OTATE OF OHIO, TrambulI Co.
u In tie Court Of Cannon Pleas. SARAH =,
Morrison. rs. y. s. Morrison. DISPOSITIONS VIII
BE- taken 10 be read on the trial OF the above
vile. Tuscolo county, Michigaa. on the hrstday
Of June, a.. d., ISL. between the hours Of 8
O'Clock a. n. and o'clock D. m.
R0RRISF& HYDE.
May s. 1S5I-St Anys for Rft'f.
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A ENACTMENT.

"a Harris Johnson, .PIain6f. vs., Salem
Dery and Mecca Oh Company. Defsndants-
Before Ny Palmer. Justice Of the Peace. Of
Mecca. Trumbnlt Co. OHIO. On the 18th day Of
April. A. D.. 1851. said Justice issued an order
Of Attachment in the above action, for the sum
OF SIS 75-l0. Said SUIT is fortrial June15, 1901,
atone O'Clock. P. II. HARRIS JOHNSON.
May !. lS67-St
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WORTH on YOUR MONEY.

buy all of the articles Of your wearing apparel
of FIELD d TURNER.
P.S-WehaTe q few Spring Over Goats left
and as the season is somewhat advanced. we
viii sell them very low Call soon il you want
a bargain. FIELD TURNER.
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A stock of
beautiful Cloths. Tricots, Suitings and CASH
meres al the the New Store Room Of
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b. Jas. Wlliams. Chief CleTk.
May2. 1S67-sw.

For Policies apply to the undersigned at his
office, two doors north of the National House.
AIhert WatSou. Aren't
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JADIES-

IL Can get now, for the first time in this coun-
the most elegant English Linen, Paper
and knEelops,-WiIh their initials neatly stamp
ed on the paper As Fell as enYelcps, aud put up
in handsome boxes. Just reed ht =
ADAMS BOOK ST0RE.
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MY BEAUTIFUL 2

Itl As sung By Campbell's Minstrels. IA New
York, a splendid thing, juss received AZ
ADAMS BOOK STORE.
Also, kissing on the Sly" and a lot of other
new and good songs for the Melodeon + Piano.
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To CORRESPONDENTS.

We never notice communications
not accompanied with the name of
the author, who must be made known
to US if unacquainted.
Write on only one side of the paper 2
Don't write unless you have some
thing to say of interest to the public !;
and be as brief as the subject will al
low.
The publication of a comnunica-
ton is no evidence that the editors
adopt its sentiments. The author is
alone responsible for them.
Communications should be address
ed to the Editorso the JOURNAL, ~
and not to individuals \ y y u X
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Grant and the Presidency.

4
Senator CREsswELL presided over
the Maryland Republican Convention,
which formally presented General
GRANT for the Presidency. In taking
the chair, the Senator made some re-;
marks, in the course of'which he said ::
We should nominate the-best men.
for our standard bearers aud fight the
battle, and in the next Campaign we
would achieve a more glorious tri-
umph than any that had been before
won. In times past, when Union men
were driven to the verge OF despair,
who won the splendid victory of Don
yelsou? Around him clustered the
stars of the victory OF Vicksburg, and
he finally conquered the whole Of
Lees army. He stood to-day the en-
bodiment of the reconstruction prin-
ciples Of Consress. Gen. Ulysses S.
Grant had said to him personally that
those principles should be carried out
to the last letter, and if the Republi-
can party would present him as their
standard bearer, they would win a
victory in the future still more glori-
Gus than that of the past.
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as required in the Constitution; and
hence that the tax assessed against
him isillegal and-void. ~sIf we mis-
take not, this is the frstsinstance in
which the constitutionality of the In
come Tax Law has been contested
1t is we'll known that some very dis
tinguished jurists have questioned the
authority of Congress, but it is hardly
probable that the Courts will at this
late day on a technical quibble or the
definition of word, undertake to up
set the law. The case, it is stated,
will COUP to the United States fSu-
preme Court for ultimate decision.
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7T-7---=-----7----- ---------------------
Political Matters.

THERE was very light vote cast in
the Different Conn ties > of KrlieE Eifst.
District on the44Sth linstantsI La
Gibson the vote polled was 15l less
than half as large as last year.
In Perry it was only a few votes
over half the number cast 9 ii 1866.
In all the other Counties, as far as we
have the official returns, the vote falls
short from four hundred and fifty to.
eight hundred. In the national cleo
ton. of 1868, when the full vote is
called out. the First District will tell
asidifferent story from that of last
week. -:is :, 4saf.'-|
WE notice in the different papers, of,
the First District ac acknowledgements Of
Valued fauOrs in athenshape- of public
documents from our honored Repre-
sentative to the Fortieth Congress,
Hon. w. E. NIBLAcK. AssIour share
from that source has not yet reached
ms. and as we have an abundant sup
ply of that kind Of reading matter on
hand. we trust Mr.. NIBLAcK will
confer favor on the public by send
ing our quota to the Evansville Lii
brary Association, or the Township
Library. There will doubtless be
a great rush for the pubiicationsifromY
theliterars portion of our population,
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Italy and Rome.

The Cable dispatches from Europe
Indicate lthatlthe Garibaldian move
ment against Rome is increasing in
magnitude, and promises to be, suc-
cessful. There would be no question
of the result, if. we knew what were
the. wishes or Intentions of NAPo-
LEON. Nothing, but his military in
terposition, direct or through the
King of Italy, will save the Pope
from fight or capture, and the de.
struction of his temporal authority in
the Imperial City. The people of
Italy demand that his separate ad-
ministration in civil affairs should
cease. The unity of Italy is the popu-
lar political creed of that country,
and there will be no peace until
Rome is attached to the king
dom of VIcToR EMMANUEL. The
relation of Church and State is
rapidly dissolving in all countries
and the progressive spirit of the
Italians, under the inspiration of such
leaders as GARIBALDI, will give the
Pope no rest until, is ended in Rome.
The Catholics of England and the
United States generally accept it as an
inevitable fact, aud they claim that it
will have no perceptible influences
upon the prosperity of the Church
Throughout the world The Govern
mentof the United States has in effect
declared the civil administration of
the Pope, as a sovereign power, at an
end, by disappointing the Nahissibfi til
Rome. 1t may not be, long before the
seat Of Italian Government fdwliI
again be established in the. city Of the
Caesars. yalfon tTods 90 &
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A HEAVY cloud recently passed
over Macon, Georgia, in an otherwise
clear sky, at sueh~a rate that from its
first appearance in the eastern hori-
zon to its disappearance ia the north
west was not more than three min
Iutes. 1t was densely black except at
the edges, which were lighted by the
moon. Ii was accompanied by a
roaring sound of wind, and the air
for a moment grew cold, though the
foliage hardly rustled in the lower air.
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One of the most noted changes in
sentiment in the South is shown in
the recent letter of ROGER A. Pryor,
of Virginia. He will be remembered
as a member of the Both Congress,
and as the editor of one of the lead
ing papers of that State before the
war; and in both positions he did all
he could to stir. up sectional strife and
encourage the secession scheme.
When the war came. he entered the
Confederate Congress, and after
that went into the rebel army as a
Brigadier General, Since the war
he has been, 2practicing law in
New York city, wholly avoiding all
completely with politics. He has, at
length, broken the seal of self-im-
posed silence in letter written to a
friend in Virginia, which the Rich
mond Wing, Of the 10th. makes pub
lie. 1t is in marked contrast to the
previous sentiments of the writer.
Instead of adding fuel to the fire that
has desolated- the South, he wisely
seeks to quench; it entirely. He. is
confident that the Southern people
may yet attain a degree of prosperity
equal to any they ever enjoyed, but he
warns them against persistiag in
their opposition to the plan of recon-
struction ia7d down By Congress He
concludes by saying: A = "a n -
Ii I --,'~I am firmly persuaded that by al
vain and impatient resistance to an
order of, thing. they cannot change,
and to a destiny they cannot escape,
they will infinitely aggravate the mis-,
Series of then presentscondition q, and
beside bring down upon themselves
calamities iappallihg to contemplate.
4 am not acquainted with the classifi-
cation of parties, but if these opera.
tons make one a1sRadical,, then [
am Radical for they are deliber.
ately the opinions of tFila II 'VE
" Yours very truly.
ROGER A. Pryor"
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Important to Advertisers.

The circulation of the JOURNAL In
the City Of Eransrtlle -ts7three, times
as large as that Of any other ne,1spa-
per.
Our circulofios IN Indiana and
Illinois as greater than any other neaos-
paper published IN this City.
liz Kentucky IL IS more than all the
other EcansUille papers conbined.
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E&N - u u 2 ~ - ~ y 4 az
C0nstltutionality of the Income Tax

AoA
sqIThe Springfield (Ilis)fJbur.tat rel
ports. an imp lrtant suit in the Cir
cut Court OF Sangamon County which
has been transferred to the U nited
States Court ohThe United States
Revenue Collector some time Binde
attached and sold the property Of
WIN. M.-SPRINGER, ESD, in satisfac-
ton of the income tax assessed by
the Government in pursuance of the
law, : the payment of which he refused
to meet on the ground that the law is
Unconstitutional. He now brings
suit against the United States authori-
-tiesro set aside the saleai The case
involves the broad question of the
,constitu II onality, of the Income tax,
and as such will be viewed with gem
eral interest, The point made by
Mr.. SPRINGER rs that the tax SO
levied upon his Income, ms and
profits, is, a direct tax, and as sach it
lis4eSied in violation of the Constitu-
ton Of the United States, and par
ticularly lin violation of the third
paragraph Of section one Of article
one and of the fourth paragraph of
the ninth section Of said article; that
taxes levied upon the income, gains
and profits of individuals by the act
Of CJngress, have never been appor-
toned among the several States in
Guided within the Union, accordiDgto
their respective numbers, nor have
they been levied In proportion to the.
census and enumeration ofiphabitants.
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NEW s ITEM -.

Gold closed in New York yesterday
at l4i14.
The total of registered voters, so far, III
New York and Brooklyn, two days, is 20, III
First Assistant Postmaster Skinner is
still prostrated by serious illness. { s.
The report that Generals Pope and Ord
have been ordered to Washington is mn
true.
The advices from Europe speak of war
as imminent, and the purchase of lard and
flour b. the French government, tends to
strengthen that belief.
Senator Morgan has obtained the con-
sent of Secretary McCuliocn to leave CALI
cults vacancy in the Brooklyn Revenue
District unsupp4ied till that gentleman
has had his trial. *-s wa
There will be twenty-four millions in
coin deposited in New York to pay the
interest on the $40 bonds, which fall due
on the 1st-of November.
Parties at-Washington are hasdsat work.
making upsa ee sesto prove b fiafftft - or
the Government for the counterfeit 7-39s.
The Government will resist the claim to
the uttermOst.
Charles e .ssR RAJ tnsa = dro@ 1t Stlay z
ton, Illinois, was drugged and robbed OF
5000 in cash, and several valuable papers,
on Tuesday afternoon, in the. suburbs. of
st. Louis. ssI.Ea]r 21Nn AyAG NrA
The stable of L. B. Boomer, al Chicago,
with eight horses. valued at $4,000, was
des royed by fire. on the mornipg of the
17th inst.
A verdict giving s45,755dto the plaintiff,
was rendered inFtheR Saprerne Ceurtsat
New ork in the case of Elisha Briggs VS.
the Evansville & Illinois Railroad Com
pany. Il r. ST - n
An immense gathering of Republicans
took place at Cooper Institute, NewfYorh-
city, the evening of the 18Th inst 10
raufy the nominations of the conyen-
ton at Syracuse. Speeches were rrsadetby
several prominent Republicans, in which,
Grant was hailed as the candidate in 1863.
Henry A. Wise delivered a speech before
the Horticultural and Pathological Socie,
OF Virginia, OF Richmond, on the night of
the 10Th, in which he advised the Young
men of the State to do their own work.
and not TO depend on negroes or European
emigrants. .s.nSust0u4 tLGs-Ei-'
Gererai Dennison testified before the Ju-
dietary Committee, on the 10th, that while
the officers of the Maryland Militia were
men who served insthes rebellion or sym
path zed with it,severai. regiments were
composed of men who could not be relied
on tor hostile demonstrations sainst the
Government. aeff 4as rl
The Forthcoming report of the Commit
tee OF Customss it is said.wilI exhibit asa :
isfactory result Of the detective sers ice.
During the last fiscal year, over milton
dollars have been added~to the Treasury
IRON 4eizure and sale of Struggled goods.
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Commissioners Sale.

Ohio Circuit Court " " y n
James Ford, plaintiff, against Rough Creek
Navigation and ManuiacturingCompa
In Equity.
TN PURSUANCE OF A JUDGMENT
u rendered In this cause at the SepteTn.
Der term, 1867, of this Court. 1 will sell to
I IIe,h 81 tba on oseuio ~ .Weive
KY, on the 4fh day of November, 1867 lit
being county court day., the lock and dam
No. l on Rough Creek. together with all
its fixtures and property, and all the cor
pDrate rights OF haid Company under the
charter, SO far as the same can be SOLD by
law. anu the real estate Incident and be-
longing to said lock aud dam, or said
Company (the water power excepted).
The purchaser viii be required TO exec
cute a bond. with approved security, for
the purchase-money, bearing interest rom
date, and having the force and effect OF q
replevin bond.
&. j. AWTON. Commissioner
a.tr of the ohio Cii cult Court.
October g. 1857. ocI7 d. Wfd. - =