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ss< Treasury Department, ONES Of The
CosrIRoLLra cp fns' 'otsssser wAsnIsbfos, March
a. 1897 Notice is hereby given to the holders Of the
circulating notes Of The First National Bank Of
Nsvton.'' Masi, that such notes will be paid in
lawful money Of the United States upon prssents-
tion Of the sane stbf Ftse1sF q ne gni.sd States
sslss az H., - ~ *, ,t avasohp, @ al
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CIAL n oTICES ..

ss- Registry Notiee.-Notice is hereby
given to all qualified voters idstbe I'm ward that
the judges VI sleptsn spppintet to register ye,srs
under the act Of Congress approved February 1857,
entitled 'An Sitto punish ieeh voting In the Dis.
trict Of colpmbi,npdf for other purposes, I'll be
in session Atthe
OLD, ,cAPITo1BuILDIH9. CAPITOL HILL. %
ON MokpAT, saa ruSsD i, rAprit u and 10, from
three to seveno' clock, p, m, and WEpNEsDAY and
THURSDAY, April " and Is, nom four to sisht
o'clock, y m for the Purpo Of receiving and re-
cordipg their nsmss.p .rst ... ...
apl5.u ForEs, seere.aty.
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L o G cAIIlTEMs ss1

NLEa kST SUITS ron nsEaksp BOYS, spring
|pvSapstJ ssd s,iths .Isi.st iasvsatis., In great
va5eIy, sfe bbshsd q Hsbnipks one pticesiothi
|'t9# eofa'tbtofs tsyen,h street, And Msfylsnd
.k<<nue. lua1 % q .HfHHG1aailHVff Fra. e ...-
The national Republican., 1867-04-15

WHO WOULD NOT M BEhVTIPUL YAH
may pOs.sssA slsar, am, Ot salGba,tsr
whitsnest By the use Of onAsfniE isWairn LtauiD
.ExAnEL- Haths mot perfect sstcisin use, for 70.
moving ali simppf31es o. TN skin. and snfiks all
etsf eosms,ie', so.iaihs noIhins that vilf injars
the sutlelb being sseebls, u ia perfectly hsrnisss.
For sale, wholesale aud retail, By Berger Shuts
Co CheAlsts, Troy, N. Y, 'sssthsf sdtsfhssnents
n smother soiu%r # tsi. gsg,rL : q -sF-K--T-s
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J, T. CoLBWELL. 7. o. cHEsrEET. c. L. BART.
j. I. COLDWELL & CO.,
ArCTIoNEERs AND REAL BsrAfE BROKERS,
Southwest corner OF Pennsy lVRnia avenue and Four
and A-haif street,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-07

WASHINGTON, May 6.-In the Su-
preme Court this afternoon Attorney
General StanDery sclosed the argu-
ment on the-Georgia and Mississippi
injunction eases bespoke ITO the
general principles involved, and de-
MED, as heretofore, that these cases
had any place in court. These were
not within the jurisdiction of court
of equity, such as the Constitution
provides. There Vas in them no basis
of property on which relief could be
given Georgia and Mississippi accord
ing to the bills fffed.- He undertook
to speak for all the people of those
States. Where was the evidence of
this fact? Besides, of the ten South
ern States, over which reconstruction
acts were to operate, only two were
here. 1t was not known to the con-
trary that the remaining States were
dissatisfied, for they had not pre-
sented any bill Of grievances. The
law gave citizen the right to vindi-
cate himself, and he could do this
as successfully as State could for
him.. The counsel on the other side
had invoked the Court to save their
liberties from destruction-to pre-
serve the integrity of the States. on
whose behalf they appeared. But,
said the Attorney General, there was
no inherent power for that purpose in
this Court; for Congress might SO act
as to destroy the efficiency of the
Court by impeaching the Judg on
false accusations, or by denying the
salaries requisite to their support. 1t
rested with the people, however, to
secure the honesty and right doing. of
the legislature; and on this basis we
must look for the preservation of the
rights of citizens, and of the guaran-
teed rights of States.
No further. proceedings took place
on the question before the Court,
which adjourned Immediately on the
conclusion of Mr.. >Stanbery's argu-
mont ). .---.-- -
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ALBAN Y, N.Y.
Arrest OF John Leroy.

ALBANY, N Y, May 6.-This
morning John Leroy, alias Red
Leary, arrested on requisition by
the Governor of Michigan. and
brought here and lodged in Jail, was
rescued from officer johnson, of
Michigan. The officer was, placing
irons. on the prisoner, when a muir
derous assault was made on him by
the prisoner and half a dozen friends
who had collected at the Jail. The
officer and Jailor Kavanaugh were
overpoEered, and the party succeeded
in getting away, including the prison
er<who is charged with attempted
murder and other crimes. Officer
johnson was badly beaten, and was
fortunate in escaping with his life,
as the assailants we're all armed with
revolvers. They arelstill atilarge..o
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-07
Canton.
Cheap Gas-Light.

DETER KELLER recommends to all
business men and private residences
the Gas Regulator invented by him. All
citizens who use gas in their stores or
dwelling-houses can save considerable
amount by obtaining his apparatus. The
regulation of the gas does not take place
through the burners, as formerly was erro-
neousIy believed. but by placing Inc hegu-
lator direct in connection with the main
pipe whereby the gas, circulating through
The smaller pipes regulates itself A regu-
lator, such as he has Invented, can be used
for sixteen years, and IL saves one-third of
the gas formerly consumed, consequently
that amount OF money heretofore paid to
nv APPARATUS has been used for some
time past TO great satisfaction, and am
permitted to refer to the PROJECTORS of
Walkers Exchange; Jos. Wahl, st. Nicho-
las; Ell Dorado EXCHANGE; Bang Pargney a Mil y.
Rufer St Charles; st. Cloud Hotel; Fred.
Heser, Beck's Hall g; Q. Knapper. United
Voiksbiatt once; George p. Doern, Louis
Orders may be left with JOHN BONNER,
Third Street, between Sycamore and Vine,
at which place the Regulators can be thor
oughly examined.
GEORGE GUKELBERGER, Agent
maya dtf
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WASHINGTON.
aEG s.ssf IsE 81 a. ------7 81 eE rlssf3
Close of the Arguments on the GeOr.
gia and Mississippi Injunction
~ Case. ssfs5 ss,t5ss s4ss l...g4k

WASHINGTON, May 6-The War
Department., In accordance with the
advice of the Attorney General, has
ordered the commander. at Fortress
Monroe to obey the writ Of habeas
corpus forsthe production of the body
of Jefferson Davis in the United
States Circuit Court at Richmond on
Monday next. qs5so gAsalsaa sn0
"A dispatch from Richmond says
the grand jury of the United States
District. Court, of that city, empan-
nelled this morning, had three colored
men from Alexandria among its mem
bers.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-07
INDIANAPOLIS.
ROusing Republican MeeEng-Sena-
tor Morton and Gov. Baker Speak,
&c.

Especial to the Evansville Journal.l
INDIANAPOLIS, May 6.-There was
a rousing Republican meeting al Mo
zart Hall, tonight. Speeches were
made by Senator Morton, Gov. Baker
and Congressman Coburn. Great en-
thusiasm prevailed. The Copperhead,
alias Workingmen's meeting, at the
Opera Hall, was slimly attended,
most of the laboring men being at the
other hail.
Manager Allen and troupe inaugu-
rate the Black Crook, at the Metro
politan, tonight, with large audi
ence. aU4as aE s1IA
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NEW YORK, May 6.-The Herald s
Charleston special says Senator Viii :
son was compelled, to abandon his
visit to Savannah, and remained in
Charleston yesterday. He proposes
to wind up his Southern campaign by
a visit to Kentucky and Tennessee.
In his second speech in Charleston,
he said that he would favor confsca-
ton in the event of the freedmen
being oppressed by the planters for
voting the Republican ticket.
Among the rumors Tonight is one
to the effect that Isaac Newton. of the
Agricultural Department, is to be
suspended, Sand that Ex-Goyernor
Holbrook is to be appointed in his
place. sssss IN
From Augusta, Ga. "a report comes
that two United States soldiers have
been hung in the Edgefield District,
South Carolina, by a posse of citizens.
No pretexsvis given for the outrage.
By the E.test accounts, an officer of
the army with guard were on their
way to Investigate the matter. 49, - -,
- A me citing OF. the -RSpub lies>>1ub
of Peter sburg- ls. a., was recently held
In that CITY, at which about 150. per-
sons were present. The platform Of
the Rilhmond Convention was adopt
ed, laid a committee was appoint
ed to make. arrangements for the
establishment of Republican paper
In that city, and to procure and raise
within their Districts the United
States flag.
The Hauld's Boston special says
that. j Ohm Leighton, who was arrested
on the charge of being connected with
the Mining Stock operations, has been
released on giving bail in one hundred
thousand dollars. - aafiud
The Times speeialsays ne time of
the Attorney General has been so
fully engaged with the injunction
cases, that he has not yet completed
his opinion. on the disfranchising
clauses of the Reconstruction Act.
The Judiciary Committee are now all
here, - -, :. -.
is among the late arrivals of witnesses.
He will be remembered as the gentle
man who had a conversation with
the President last November, 10 which
the President was supposed to have
advised him. against the adoption of
the Constitutional Amendment, and
it is on this point that he will be
questioned. as n le .s.te2
The Tribun's special says the
friends of Jefferson Davis have sen
him request that he. formally peti
ton the President for pardon. -
United States District Attorney
Chandler tonight filed written re
quest with the President for an ordel
on the commandant of Fortress Mon
roe to deliver Mr.. Davis to the Unitet
States Marshal. In case the process
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BUF'FALO..'' O.
Heavy Gale Large Amount Of Grain
sy7-a ssaaili sDestrOyed.illrs5} .aisas1s

II BUFFALO. Lay 6,-The gale pre-
vailing here has bleyn large quanfi-
ty of floating ice in the front harbor.
The bay is completely blocked with
ice. The large fleet of vessels in the
offing are ce-bound. Il gaa - fsaf.sng +.
The schooner Southwest struck a
rock on the Canada shore. and sunk
in twelve feet of water Forty thou
sand bushels of grain were transferred
to lighter, damaged. sc
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TRANSPORTATION.
-7-7T7Z 7TT7TT-7 To- -------
5l5si 51'5as White Line 80
Central Transit Company.


TIME sWHITE LINE" CENTRAL
u Transit Company has arranged for the
delivery of freight in New York the com
ing season, so that shippers of Proddce
can, by giving Special Consignment 70
their property, have it delivered withouf
extra charge at the Inspection Yards adJa-
cent to the river, in New York, BROOKLYN,
or Jersey City, or at the General Delivery
at. the foot Of Broad Street and Coenties
Slip, or at the Hudson River Railroad
Depot. All classes Of freight will be car
ried to Worcester, Hartford, New Haven,
Norwich, Bridgeport, and Providence at
same rates as to Boston. This being the
only line running cars through TO the
above points without transfer, the Man
ayers think it the most desirab route Tor
shipment of Produce, and to which will be
given special attention. qs1
In shipping by White Line, you avoid de-
tention and damage incidentto other lines
by transhipment. All claims for over
charge or damage settled promptly by the
Agent. We only ask a trial. B1- Mark
Goods WHITE LINE, care f. r. HUSTON,
Evansville. GEO. DARLING. --s&
General Superintendent, Bu6dlo, ~. y.
M. M. LANDIs, Ass't Sup't, Indianapolis.
r. r.. HUSTON. Agent,
No. 5 North Water Street, s 34
- APPS If ANSTILLE, INDIANA.
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shall be issued to bring the prisoner
before the United States Circuit
Court Or Judge Underwood, the or
der will probably be issued in accord
ance with that request gto-m morrow.
The impression prevails that when
Mr.. Davis gets into the, custody OF
the Marshal and under the jurisdie4
ton of the Court, the President ceases
to have control over the prisoner.
This is mistake The President
can pardon either before or after the
trial of the accused, and his authority
to release his prisoner is not affected
by the question whose custody he may
be in. ssgs.ff ,s1j a5- s -
The report originating in a New
York evening paper, that Postmaster
General Randall had rendered his
resignation to. the. President to be
used at the latter's discretion, is un-
founded. It is denied by both the
President and Gen. Randall. ss -,
A telegram from General Sherman
at st. Louis, received to-day, says
that General Green Clay Smith is In
that city, and starts for Montana to-
morrow iGs .r.s.is.,.sss - fassi 49, s.
Arms have been sent to that Terri
tory, and it is understood that with
these arms the people of the Territory
will protect themselves er @
General Augur will soon be among
the Indians who have occasioned the
alarm. - ST "a
The arms are not to be used unless
General Sherman shall sanction the
call of actual necessity.
A riot occurred in a liquor saloon
in Brooklyn, on Sunday. Two police
men were badly beaten in attempting
to arrest the proprietor for violating
the excise law. Some twenty or thirty
persons in the room attacked the off
GERS, and desperate fight ensued
The officers drew revolvers to save
their lives, when several rioters drew
pistols, and threatened to blow their
brains out The officers finally es-
capped, and going to the station house,
procured assistance. On their return
to the place. they found it closed.
The proprietor of the saloon was SUBJ
sequently arrested. s'.s.. vi s.1
Michael Farrell. a tailor, was mur-
dered this afternoon by Owen Sulli-
van, also a, tailor, whose wife has been
.cohabiting with Farrell The MUIR
sderer has not been arrested.
- Anniversary met tings commenced
yesterday, and continued to day. The
report of the American Missionary
Association states that there are q
million of school children among the
Freedmen, who need twenty thou
sand teachers. There are now. how
ever, less than twosthousand in the
field. AT least two hnsdred thou
sand Freedmen learned to rea6 With
in the year. Receipts last year we,e
$253, 900; of seven months this fiscal
year, $145, 900. A larger average of
monthlyireceipts is needed for the re-
naming 5 months shafs f
: New YORK, May 6.-The Tribune
says:
I've have conclusive evidence that
no offer to release Mr.. Davis has
been made, and no communication of
any kind on the subject has passed
between him and the Executive. "ioa
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-07

1rsHARRIsBURG. May 6-The eight
hour labor bill, which passed the
House, remained in the hands of the
the Senate Judiciary Committee to
the end of the session, and meyer
came up in the Senate for considera-
ton. = - 2. -ts..E y. 81. 90
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-07

CHICAGO, May Ga fire occurred
at Cambridge, ILL.,, three miles south
of Rock Island, yesterday morning,
destroying all the business portion of
the town except one, store and one
hotel. Loss estimated al. 100000 I;
insurance $23, ,000,, bsffsa-i cred -
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-07
N. Y. SPECIALS.

Senator Wilson abandOns his trip to
Savannah will visit Kentucky and
Tennessee-United States Soldiers
Hung in South Carolina BY Citi-
zens-Republican Club Meeting at
Petersburg, Va.-Request for the
Release of JEFF. Davis-POstmaster
General Randall still to Hold that
Oiiice-Matters relative to Mon
tana-yO offer for the Release of
JEFF. Davis Riot i'm Liquor Sa-
loon, &c, DC.
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EUROPE.
BY the Atlantic Telegraph.
Reform BlIl-Death Sentence not to
be Executed ON Condemned Fe.
mans, Burke and DOOran-The
Chinese Rebellion Spreading.
ENGLAND.

ENGLAND.
LONDON, May 6-Eve-The great
Reform Meeting, in contemplation
for some time, occurred at Hyde
Park to-day. As expected, there
was vast crowd of people in atten-
dance, though few speakers. There
were no riotous demonstrations what :
ever, and the services of the polio
were not required. Not one Of tn
extra policemen who had been swor
in for the occasion were present. The
meeting was Of very short duration,
and the multitude dispersed without
disorder
The London Morning Post, in an
editorial to-day, expresses opinion
that the Government will not execute
the sentence of death recently passed
on the condemned Fenians, Burke
and Dooran. tvt-9lA s'a1.l
LONDON, P. NJ. May 6.-The Chi
nese rebellion is reported spreading;
rebels threatening Nankin.
The Derby Government has ceased
to oppose the proposed reform meet
iDgs.
ba QUEENSTOWN, May 5.-The steam
ship Asia, from Boston the Oath ult.,
touched this port and proceeded to
Liverpool.
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II ST. PETERSBURG, May 6.-The ice
went out of the River Neva and har-
Dor to day, and the ports of st. Pc
tersburg and Croustadt are again open
to commerce. 81 r4s ,sas
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-07

EVANSVILLE STEAM BAKERY
81 zs@ ci E-and-i ~ le4i ss&T 3
.a CANDY MANUFAC CTORYs
By A. q w. CHRIST, ~aei
B. MIS- HI Err,

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from Impure Blood, or Weak or Dis
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and vicinity that am prepared to sell to
all those who feel the need of a good and
unrivaled medicine. any grade of Mishler's
Herb Bitters. I will take the responsibility
upon myself, as does DIR Mishler, that at
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and the honor of the citizens here. This
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these are Medical Bitters, and not, like
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B. Mishler's Herb Bitters are kept no Sc
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already used Mish1er's Herb Bitters with
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SENATOR WILSON TO VISIT KEN
TUCKY AND TENNESSEE.
U. S. Soldiers Hung in South
Carolina by Citizens.
Postmaster General Randall
not Resigned. @
ABOUT MONTANA.
For Commercial and River Dispatches see
Fifth PGge.,,sT, essss<4

European News. SEC.
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PRUSSIA.

LONDON, May 5.-The press of
Prussia complain that France is still
continuing her military preparations.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1867-05-31
America at The Paris Exposition.

A Paris correspondent Of the n Y,
Evening Post, writes as follows con
corning American wares at the Expo
sition:
Doubtless the first question which
your patriotism will ask, and the first
which | ought perhaps to have an
swered, is, what part in this universal
show does the United States play? |
am compelled to reply, frankly and
honestly, IN the ShoW, little or none.
The space assigned us is limited; our
contributions comparatively few, and
those chat we have do not belong
generally to the elegant or artistic de
partments Our people have not the
motives Of gain which influence those
nearer by to send their finer and more
delicate handiworks Except the PIC
lures and statues, (of which we have
no reason to be ashamed, of which, on
the contrary, we may boast, our wares
are of the utilitarian and mostly home
~ sort.
The great locomotive from the Grant
Works at Paterson, New Jersey, has
no rival in the gallery of machines;
our sewing machines. too, surpass all
others; the pianos of Chickering and
Steinway are admitted to be for purity
and sonorousness Of tone the best in
the Exhibition; Phelan's billiard table,
for the elasticity of its cushions and
completeness and finish, stands almost
alone; and Woods carriages have a
hghtness and grace combined with
strength that they know nothing of on
this side, where carriages arc made in
the heavy numbering fashion of carts;
for agricultural implements, our
ploughs, our reaping and sowing ma
chimes, AMI our hoes, axes and rakes,
are no less superior in their excellence.
Yet | have often seen at State fairs
at the annual fairs of the American
Institute even at county fairs, a more
varied and novel display than we have
got together here. Our people have
been either too Indifferent to the mat
ter, or have thought themselves too
far off to do justice to their own in
dustry and skill
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VNHE advertiser, having been restored to health
I'm few weeks by very simple remedy, at'
Ter having suffered for several years With a Sc
we're lung affection, and that dread disease Con-
sumption is anxious % make known 10 has TEL
low-suficrors the means of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send copy OF inc
prescription used Gree ofcharge), with directions
Tor preparing and nsing the same, which they
will lind a sure cure for Consumption, Asthma,
Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds, and all Throat aud
Lung Affections The only object of the adver-
tser in sending the Prescription is to benefit the
afflicted. and spread information which he con-
coiyos to be inyaluble, and he hopes oyery suil-
eror win Try his remedy, as it will cost them no
thing, aud may prove q blessing Parties wish,
ing Inc prescription, free, by return pail, VIII
niesa.r address my. EDWARD a. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings Co., New York. l65'ly
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WORM LOXENGES

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