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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-06-03
The Railroad Amendment to the City
al 4 Charter. ia x - Sf--f

The following is the section of the
City Charter of Evansville, as amend
ed at the last session Of the General
Assembly, under which the City
derives its authority to take stock in
the Evansville, Henderson & Nash
vile Railroad:
[SEC. l. Fortieth The Common
Council of the city of Evansville shall
have power to construct, or provide
for the construction of. works for
furnishing said city and its inhab-
Itants with water, and to furnish
water for public and private use in
said city, or cause the same to be fur
nished, and to take stock in any char
tered company, organized under the
laws of this State, for the purpose of
constructing such works, and fur
nishing water as aforesaid; or for the
pun pose of making a road of any KIND
Of building a bridge on any road lead
take stock IN the Eransrille, Hender-
q COOPERATION created by the Legisto
tire Qftlte Commonwealth Of Kentucky,
or any other company or corporation,
organized under and by virtue of the
ld,os Of said Commonwealth of Ken
tucky, for the purpose Of constructing a
railroad leading from Nashville, an The
State Of Tennessee, to point on the
Ohio Rirer, at or near EUdnsUille, In
diana; and to purchase, hold and
regulate the use of lands within or
without the limits of the city, for
cemeteries, public parks, or grounds
for the amusement and recreation of
the people, and for water works, and
to lease, sell and convey the same at
their discretion: Provided, That no
stock in any such company shall be
taken, unless the Common Council
be requested, in writing, to take the
same, by two-thirds of the residents
of said city, who own real estate
within said city, or unless majority
of the qualified roters Of said city at
tending and g6ting, a1ho shall hare
paid city tdc soitlsin tloel0e months
nect before Uoting, shall cote an favor OF
taking such stock, at an election held
for the purpose of uoting on that subject
exclusively, IN pursuance Of an order Of
the Common Council, .tiring the time
and place, or places, Of holding such
election, and the manner of conducting
the same, and the notice to be giyen
thereof. Provided, further. That In
all cases where stock shall be taken,
as above, provided, the Common
Council shall have power to borrow
issue bonds, and levy and col
lect taxes. in addition to the ordinary !
revenue, to pay for such stock, or-for |
the interest accruing on such bor-
rowed money, or bonds. or to provide /
a sinking fund for. the payment of |
such bonds when they shall be due.
All taxes so levied shall be I'D val
orem, and taxes levied to pay for
stock subscribed for, in pursuance of
the written request of two-thirds of
the residents owning real estate, as
above provided, shall be levied upon
ealestate only; but taxes. levied to
pay for stock subscribed for, in pur-,
suance of an election held, as above
shall be levied upon all the
real and personal estate subject to tax
atom. in said city, for city purposes.
and all such taxes shall be levied and |
7. ~ 4zuou sIuoti s.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-06-03
INDIANAITEMS.

The Vincennes Sun is going to be en-
larged and have new press, since its edi-
tor has become Mayor of the city.
The Rev. Mr.. White, editor of the Pro-
testant Missionary, proposes to deliver a
course of lectures in Vincennes some
time this Summer.
Samuel Connely and Joseph Gray quar-
relied about forty cents, when Gray broke
Counely's head with club.
The House of Robert Franklin, two
miles south of Centerville, in Knox Coun-
ty, was robbed of sixty dollars in gold and
silver one night last week.
John w. Hamilton, Horace A. Fletcher,
and Mrs. Caleb Scudder, three of the oldest
residents of Indianapolis, died in that
city last week.
The citizens of Rush County have organ
lied a secret society, with branches rami-
flying every township in the county, for
the purpose of enforcing thefaw protecting
fish and Furnishing offenders.
Two young men of New Albany, named
Armstrong and Alinger,i have been ar
rested and lodged in Jail, charged with
assaulting and attempting an outrage oni a
young girl named Lena Ingle who is par
TALLY deranged. What a horrible place
that city must be.
The total assessed value of the real es-
tate in New Albany for the year 1867. is
1887 1914, while the assessed value OF per-
sonal property is SEGA 1892, showing total
of s7,O90,94S, and an increase of over lO00,-
600 over the assessment of 1866. xss,.-.. -
IN LUCK.-H. c.. Davis, of Reserve town.
on sunday, the 5th inst, So Sovereigns,
weighing four dollars and eighty-four
cents each, making a total of S2S0.72, which
at the present price of gold, is worth about
1856. Mr.. Davis informs us that the whole
of this sum. WIS found in a space of about
10 by Is feet, and at a depth not to exceed
three inches BSneath the surface of the
earth. The coins bear dates from 1873 to
lSe2-Parke. County Republican. 81 i III
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The Germans i'm Missouri.

PARTON, in his article on st. Louis,
in the June Atlantic, pays just trib-
ute to the patriotic Germans who
saved st. Louis and Missouri from the
bloody hands of native American
traitors:
|. 1.-The city being midway between
the Northern Lakes and the Gulf of
Mexico, and offering opportunities to
men of enterprise has attracted a few
thousands of Northern people who
have been and are now a powerful
propelling force in St. Louis and in
the wondrous State of Missouri. Add
to these various elements sixty thou
sand Germans whom the secessionists
of St. Louis compliment with the title
of Damned Dutch '-uttering the
words with that ferocious emphasis
which they usually reserve exclusive
ly for the Damned Yankees Our
placid and good natured German
friends are not apt to excite the
ire of their fellow citizens; but at
st. Louis they have contrived to
make themselves most intensely alb
horred by the aristocracy4I ofthe
PidSCf HlHC III lCa WHOlu were Sc
cessionists- Reason: it was the loyal
Democratic Germans, who in 1861
saved the city from falling into the
hands of the rebels, andit is the Ger
mans who, to-day constitute the
strength of the United States in the
State of Missouri. Let us drink eat
all future Union banquets, in foaming
lager beer, to the Damned Dutch Of
St. Louis, for truly we owe them
honor and gratitude.
The Damned Dutch" the Sc
cessionists delight IN terming the
German citizens of St. Louis, were /,
Just as loyal. just las true, to the
country of their adoption, elsewhere.
Even in the 7inhospitable State of
Texas. Tits not wonderful that they
always have been and are now the es-
pecial subjects of the hate of the seces
sionists. ~ 90 % ',.si. ......,. .4s
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The Railroad Question.

The question which should for the
next two weeks occupy the attention
of taxpayers and all citizens of Ev-
ansville, is, the. subscription .ofrstoek
to the EVANSVILLE Henderson &
Nashville Railroad, in view of the
submission of that question to the vo-
tiers at an election to be held on the
18th inst. In order to full under
standing. of the question it would be
well to recall a few facts connected
with the organization and progress
thus far of the Railroad Company.
The Company is operating under a
charter granted to certain citizens of
Kentucky, authorizing them to
construct and operate a railroad
y from Henderson on the Ohio
River, in the direction of Nashville,
in Tennessee" contemplating con-
nection at the State Line with the
Edgefeld & Nashville Railroad.
The city of Evansville having no
power, under its Charter or the gen.
eral laws of Indiana, to take stock in
any railroad out Aof the State, an
amendment to the Charter was OBJ
tanned at the last session of the Leg
islature, comforting upon the city the
authority " to subscribe for and take
stock in the Evansville, Henderson
and Nashville Railroad Company
y y for the purpose of construct
ing railroad leading from Nashville,
in the State of Tennessee, to point
on the Ohio River, at or near Evans
vile, Indiana"
The city of Henderson has made
subscription of 100000 stock in the
Evansville, Henderson & Nashville
Railroad Company, for which it is to
receive in stock of the company $780,
900. One of the conditions affixed to
the subscription of that city is, that
" the railroad is to terminate at Hen
derson, and the city of Henderson is
to be and remain for at least twenty
years. the only terminus of the said
railroad. in the county of Hender-
son. This condition, we believe, has
been accepted by the company.
On the 10th of April last, Gen. j.
T. BOYLE, the President of the Com
pany, submitted proposition to the
Mayor and City Council of gEvans-
vile, for subscription of stock to
the amount, of. 100000, Among the
conditions stated in his proposition
are the following: l.,,rs
That the subscription shall be paid i'm
the Bonds of the City as follows: 100000
when ttpesaty miles of the Road shall be
completed, and the iron laid down ready
to run cars on it; sl0O, 600 when an addition
al twenty miles of Road shall be compile
ted,swith the iron laid down ready for
running; and the remaining 500 900 when
another twenty miles shall be completed !
as above, making SIXTY continuous miles
of Road from Henderson south ward to
be completed, and cars running thereon
The Evansville, Henderson and Nash
vile Railroad Company shall enter in
to perpetual agreement that no dis
elimination shall ever be made against
the City of Evansville, or its 5citizens,g in +
the management and business of the road.
and Passengers and freight shall forever
- - -~esSFEs-, t-@ i- -e
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-06-03

. THE Kentucky Weekly Patriot is
the name of Union newspaper to be
published shortly in Hopkinsville,
KY, by Messrs. TIcKNoR & Co. Mr..
GEORGE TIcKNoR has had experience
in the newspaper business, and it is
to be hoped that his enterprise will
prove success. The loyal men of
that part of the State are greatly in
need of bold advocate of correct
principles, and all will no doubt aid
in the good cause. The PRONUNCIATION
of truth in a bold and fearless style,
will yet work a great change in the
present political status of Western
Kentucky. The gentlemen have our
best wishes for success. l9t&e4y33., '
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Southern Indiana to bear in mind the /

! Southern Indiana to bear in mind the
fact that the people desire all the. re-
lief from taxation which can, con-
sistent with the public interests, be
obtained. Whenever it is possible, a
reduction of ordinary expenses should
be made. No additional expenses
should be created which can be avoid
ed or deferred. It cannot be ex-
pected in this age of intelligence that
that the school taxes be diminished.
The people will more cheerfully bear
such taxation than for any other pur-
pose. The people of Vanderburgh-and
the other counties of the First Dis
trict, need more and better schools
than they now have. In this direc-
ton, we can not retrench. But
as far as possible we ought in almost
all others, until the last county debt
is paid; until revived business and
generous crops shall enable the mer-
chant, the mechanic land the farmer to
pay more taxes with less difficulty
than now, all extraordinary expendi-
lures that can be, should be deferred
Congress has reduced the annual
taxes of the General Government
100000, 900; the Legislature has re-
.duced the levy for State purposes
twenty per cent, andif the local. au1
thorities of townships and counties
will be equally considerate, they will
entitle themselves to the confidence
and gratitude of those who bear the
burden of taxation. lt4l5 n nstH ,.tsn
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-06-03
g BRICK PoMERoY. in his vile

BRICK " PoMERoY, in his vile
sheet, sets up the following shout over
the release of JEFF. Davis:
GLORY to God in the highest In
spite of Rump tyranny, abolition mall
ice, johnson timidity,, and the hatred
of the fanatical and bigoted,s J Jefferson
Davis once more breathes the air of
freedom, Chat is to say, as free as it
can be in rump despotism,) and
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-06-03

collected with and as part of the
taxes regularly, and annually assessed
subject to the same laws and reg
ulations; and the Common Council
aforesaid shall have power to estab-
lish, maintain and regulate ferries
across the Ohio River, from the pub
lie wharves of said city.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-06-03
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Greenwood Cemetery.

CITUATED ON THE NATIONAL ROAD,
- miles east Of the city, is now ready for
interments, sale, and Improvement of lots.
1t contains q acres OF land, and Is laid out
In the most modern and improved STYLE
can be easily reached AZ all seasons of the
year by the National Road, and for three
fourIhS OF the year by the Hempdeld Rail
Road II is perfectly secure and intended TO
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bery, public vault, chapel, artificial lake
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Persons wishing to make tnterments VIII
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AN INCIPIENT AFRICAN Row.-A
boisterous war of words took place
yesterday morning on the corner of
Main and First streets, which at one
time gave indications of becoming
serious, but which happily ended in a
farce rather than a tragedy.
A barber and a colored soldier
fought each other with their jaws for
some time, when the barber drew a
revolver and voluntarily made a mas
terly retreat. Another African youth
took up the war of words with the
soldier, and carried it forward vigor-
ously until the soldier charged upon
him, when he became panic stricken
and retreated precipitately and with
out great compulsion, and appeared
utterly demoralized. In his retreat it
is said he leaped a pile of goods in
front of Geo. Stockwell's with the
ease, grace and agility of the nimble
stag. We did not learn the cause of
the quarrel. No arrests were made,
we believe, the ~by-standers rather en-
Dying the sport.