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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-08-28
KENTUCKY ITEMS.

Last Thursday there was a difficulty in
Anderson County between two men by
the names Of Taylor and Fitz, in which the
latter was killed.
Robert Champ, convicted some ten
years ago. the crime. of rape on his sis
ter-in-law,ohas been eardoned by Govern
or Bramlette. Champ escaped from Jail
the night before he was to have been TAX
en- to the penitentiary, and has been in ex-
lie ever since.
Last Friday night achildl fell. from the
third story window ola building in Louis
vile, and by the fall had both its legs and
an arm broken. There are little hopes Of
its recovery. ~. = s.a
Governor Helm is still Sc fously i'll at his
residence in Elizabethtown. His disease
is OF such character that ii is supposed
he will not be able to attend on the day of
Inauguration. at Frankfort, which is on
'ne III oi september. GJ6I& HUI
The Carronton Times says that on Sum
day last, Timothy Curtin, native of Ire
land, was stabbed and killed by ArchiE
bald Arnold, an old citizen of that vicini-
ty. The affair occurred at Worthwhile.
The Maysville Bulletin states that in
some localities in that Coun ty, the farm
srs have lost nearly all their chickens.
ducks, turkeys, &c, by a disease like the
O lolera.
Last Friday morning distractions were
placed across the track of the Louisville
& Nashville Railroad. doubtless with a
view of throwing the train Off the track.
The villains who did it failed of their
purpose. The obstacles were discovered
in time to save life.
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NEWS.
Russia and Denmark dispute Settled
IN. DANA, French Minister TO
Mexico, to q gOs1st0l France--Mis.
understanding between b France
and Italy. sbglI. 80 e,f1 - :; - :, -,

!, New YORK. Aug. 2iT The steam
.er Villa de Paris brings Paris papers
of the 18th: The Arch Bishop of
Cincinnati was a passenger =
p The Emperor fete was celebrated
on the 18th by amusements, fire works
and illuminations. .sSg - ssffs.ef.s5 ,itr,
il Ismael Pacha. has sailed ltfor Con-
stantinople and Egypt. -s - ~
( Prince Humbert, of Italy. visited
the Emperor three days. at Chalons
camp. agTvc.tsg e,rs .f-Fx., -so-,
The report of q marriage project
Between the royal houses of Sweden
and Prussia is pronounced unfounded
In the remarks, of the Vizier on his
return to Constantinople, he said his
reception by foreign people and Gov
ernnents had strengthened in him a
desire to assure impartial protection
to all his subjects. This sentiment,
he said, is that of a sacred debt. 2 s
A Stuttgart letter says the South
German States-will next Spring have
at the disposal of the King of Prussia
for war purposes Of the Confedera-
ton of the North 100, 600 men, armed
and equipped according to the Prus-
sian plan. 4et 1ae - le-sEca
New YORK, August 81 The
steamer Vile de. Paris, with Euro
pean dates to the 18th inst, has
arrived Is 7a-etl
The Epoque believed that the dis
pute between Russia and Denmark
in reference to North Schleswig
would soon be settled.
There is probability of an inter-
view between the King of Prussia
and Napoleon, on the return of the
latter from Salzburg.
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EUROPE.
BY ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.
Speedy Departure Of Troops from In
dia-Speech sof NapOleOn-C0nfer.
eHce of Hon. Geo. w. Bancroft with
the King Of Pru sia-Cable from
Brest to New YOrk-Anti-Slaver
Congress.
ENGLAND.

L-NNl><1AND
LONDON, August. 27.-Active prep
arations are being made for the
speedy departure of troops from In
dia for the rescue of British prisoners
in Abyssinia. Sir William Napier
has been appointed to the command
Of the expedition. By the last re-
ports it is stated that the prisoners
are no longer in the power of King
Thordius, and strong hopes are en-
tertained that Napier will succeed in
releasing them. gg7rrest. .5.--.-
Accounts from Spain confirm the
reports of an instruction in ARA
gon, which was successful. The Gen
eral who led the royal troops against
the insurgents was killed. He was a
nephew of Narvaez, the chief of the
Spanish Cabinet
MANCHESTER, Aug. 27.-The Anti
Slavery Congress convened in this
city to-day. William Lloyd Garrison
made speech. Other distinguished
persons. including several negroes,
also made speeches. Eulogies were
passed on the governments of the
United States and Russia for the
recent abolition of slavery q 7.-
LONDON, August 27.-The new ca
BILE from Brestlto New York is to be
laid in May next. The Northern
route has been selected as the safest
and most practicable. The Great
Eastern has been chartered to per-
formsthe work s 10 . = 8 s -. - ~" ff'
Denmark has renewed the North
ern provinces of Schleswig. $50 ~
LONDON, August 81 Evening =
Mr.. Farady, an eminent savan and
electrician, died to-day aa ete
FRANCE.
PARIS, August 27.-Napoleon in a
speech at Arvos said: $. [ have faith
in the future. All governments often
seek to divert public attention from
domestic trouble by fomenting foreign
quarrels; and. on the other hand,
those governments which rest on ma
tional welfare will have strength,
and need only resort to whatever
shall tend to promote the permanent
interests of the country. and be the
means Of unfolding the honor of the
nation. - IL M gGi.e4a - 90. s. !.
q. .a-.s "s .pRUssIA.i1 e 9n.asae
BERLIN, August 27.-Hon. George
Bancroft had an audience. with the
King of Prussia this morning, and
presented his credentials as Minister
of the United States to the Court Of.
Berlin. Bancroft received an invita-
tion,to dine with His Honor, by Bis
marck.
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A telegram had been received from
NJ. Dano, French Minister in Mexico,
stating that he would soon start for
France 49,
A misunderstanding has arisen be-
tween Austria and Italy concerning
the return Of the Venetian archives
and works of art removed to Austria
when Venice was evacuated, and also
as to the boundary line.
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Senator Mort0n's Speech at Column.
Il bus Ohio. -ors = VIZ q e.

There is probably no statesmansin in
the country whose Speeches attract
as much attention. and are as widely
read as those of hon. OLIVER P.
MORTON, of Indiana. Knowing the
interest which our readers take in
them, we are enabled, this morning,
to present.them inlfull bis speech de-
livered last night at Columbus, Ohio,
the first of his campaign addresses.
We ATTEMPTED, on, account of. its
length, TO abridge it somewhat, but
it is so solidifed and condensed that
we could omit nothing without mar
ring the whole. For mastery argu-
ment, solid thought, and clear and
eloquent presentatio on of the present
political issues, we think it surpasses
any Of his previous efforts. 4 .I4tl) T
His review. of the democratic
record during and since the war, his
arraignment e that party, and his
exposition of their present purposes
is not quite so severe, but none the
less powerful than his celebrated Ma
sonic Hall speech of 1866. OF
However much many of our readers
may differ from him on the question
of suffrage, his views demand careful
thought and candid examination. 7
The manner in which be traces. the
different stages of recon strpction will
present the matter in a clearer light
to orr readers than they, ever viewed
that question before. tr. rffW
The whole speech is mastery
effort, and should receive the careful
perusal of every citizen who desires
to understand the political situation,
or who admires earnest eloquence..
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81 the dispatches this morning 1t
will be seen that the Acting President
is still engaged in the removal of
faithful officers In the Military Dis !
tr;cts. He is doing his utmost, ap-
parenriy, TO make sure the work of
when Congress Assem-
bieS
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Trade Of Southern Illinois.
TO THE BUSINESS MEN OF
EVANSVILLE. y


INK OF bk1 n w.
l. NEETOWN MERCURY respect fully
invites your attention TO the claims Ct his
paper as valuable advertising med NuID.
Its circulation as not confined, as most
country Journals are, to the immediate
Town or county in which it is published,
but being the leading. newspaper in the
District, Ii C rculates generally and extern
siveIy throughout Southern Illinois, and 80. =
is therefore most desirable channel
through which business men may meet
the public eye. Evansville already de-
rives a large and remunerative trade from
Southern Illinois, and 1T may be trebied
by a judicioUs system of advertising. our
country is fast filling up with the best
class of inhabitants, and solid and honor
able busin IS men. and you will find 1t to
your interest to keep the claims OF Evans
vile, as a commercial and business point,
constantly before them. fF.fvgurgq "a r
ADvERTIsING TERMS. ttts' p %
One square ten lines. IL months-"....S i2 %
one square, u months y %
One-Quarter col INN, months......... Is 90
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One-half column, months. SO O0
Address d. w. LUSK, tr. r.g--.
auH Shawneetown llIirots.J 4 ,i.
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were Radical State, we should lose
thousands upon thousands of votes
by it. The fact that il is not a Radl-
cal, but a staunch. Democratic State,
piling up forty thousand majority for
rebels and shouting for JEFF. Davis,
gives US votes in every election at the
North Instead of Irritating and ex
asperating, the fact tickies and en-
courages every Republican at the
North. The . awful example " is
worth more than the lecture, for
practical efeet.7.S eLpHis, Dezaoerdf,
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-, BURLINGTON, August q. = The
Scientific Association adjourned after
a session of several days. The next
meeting will be held in Chicago on
the first Wednesday in August, 1868.
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In the card of DIR. LAUENsTEIN, of
the Denaokrat, yesterday, typograph-
zeal error made him say he had taken
strong grounds against the measures,
when it should have read nmsanees,
reversing the meaning of the sen
tence. The tenor Of the card, how
ever, was readily understood. ~
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MARRIED..

Z 'sSWOP the evening of
the 18th inst, at the parsonage, by the
Rev. VIM. III. McCarer. Mr.. ALBERT SwoPE-
OF this city, to Miss SARAH ERsKINE, of
Blue Grass. e.7ftoa -5.... &
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x = LANCASTER, Pa, Aug. 27.-Thad.
Stevens has so far recovered his
health that he expects to leave for
the Northern lakes In few days.
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Billiard Difficulty Settled-Fire-
Loss, 100000.

CAIRO. ILL, August 27.-The diff
.culties with the men on the Memphis
4 Ohio Road have been settled.
Trains commenced running regularly
to-day. JITN TTTEp az =
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20 FoN DU Lac, August 26.@Scribu-
er'ssaw mill was burned yesterday.
Loss $4,000.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Election Notice.

THERE WILL BE A MEETING
i held on the 18th day. of September
next, a seven O'Clock PM, In the German
Evangelical Reformed St. Paul Church, on
the corner OF Seventh and Vine Streets.
city of Evansville, Indiana, for the pnr-
pose of electing Trustees for the above
named congregation.
-. - w. EPMEIER,
Secretary of the Board.
Evansville, August %, 1857 N erE tau2s,
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vYOU CAN RUY No. 4 LINEN.
~ FINISH COLLAR at COFFMAN'S
Auction House for 30 cents a box.
AUS diff eU gerfal
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Arrival of Capt. Anes at
. ...sa Fort Hays.
Arrest of a Prize Fighter.
Railroad Difficulty Settled.
n. ". SPECIALS.

RumOrs of Cabinet designations
Grant will ask to be Removed
from the War <Ofiice-Jerry Black
to be Mr.SeWard's successOr-Bu-
: sreau Of Rebel Archives to be
Closed.
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Rumors OF CabIuerChanges
.1.n-. Cd !. ELEaE 4 :. Z
Grant will Ask to be Re-
q Elieved from Duty athf
the Ware fl -e.a ftr

Bureau of Rebel Archives
to be Closed. o. .. .-.lg
r)i$ 7-o- . ~ ao.5aas.:5. -
The Latest European News
. "a ~ - t'or -Fs
,uuue s'WaC %t tlaTTnFl
Russia Denmark. Dispute
-, Settled. W tr G
! HJOY
! H)Cf s. = -
More Indian Troubles.
Maryland free press., 1867-04-04

m''et INSTANTLY. that rigid crectness with
which she had been sitting, nor that the
motion o. her needle had ceased.
my shirts are better made, and white,
than those of any other man in the shop,
said Lac, encouraged t. go on.
|" .'Arc they :" Mrs. Lees voice was low
and had in it slight huskiness. She did
u turn her face. hut her husband saw
that sh leaned little towards him. lie
had bratcn the ice Of res,rv'. and all was
easy now. His land was among the clouds
ID "a feeble rsy was already struggling
thro' .he rift il bad made.
!"yc,, Mary" he al s~cred softly; "and
I've heard il more than once, what good
wife Andrew Lee must have" Mrs Lee
turned her face towards her husband.
There was light in il. and light in her
eye. But there WAS something in tho
expression OF the countenance that little
puzzled him.
"Don't you th;pk 50 ?? she asked. quite
sobcrly. r.
p. What question" calculated Andrew
Lee. starting up, and going round to the
side Of the table where his wife was sitting
What a question, Mary" he repeated, as
bo stood beiore her.
"Do you?"' 1t was all she said.
Yes, darling" was his warmly spoke n
answer, and he stopped down and kissed
her. GLOW strange that you should ask
mc such question ~
'Tf you would only tell INC so now and
tlen, Andrew, il would do me good. -
Mrs. lee arose. and leaning her face
agsinst the manly breast of her husband,
s.oo and w,pt.
villa. a strong light broke in upon the
mind Of Andrew Ice lIehad never Civ
en- his wife even the small reward ofpraisc
for the loving interest she had manifested
daily, until doubt of his love hal entered
hor soul, AMI m ,'lc the light all around
her thick d,rkucsy. No wonder that her
face grew ciou lei, nor what h. considered
moodincss and Miniature. took possession.
of her spirit.
"Yuu are good an true, Mary. mr. on n
dear wife. am prou Of you--I love YOU,
and my first desire is for y ur ha p'n,ss
o, if I could alw.ys see your face in sun
shin, my home would b. the d ares place
on earth"
"IIow precious to me are your wrrls
Of love n praise. Andrew" said Mrs.
Loe, smiling up tn rough her tears into his
face. "With them in my ears, my heart
can never lie in shadi iew.H
How easy had beop the work for Andrew
LeH. He had swept his hand across the
cloudy horizon, and now tho bright sun
shine was streaming down, and flooding
hat home with joy and beauty.
Maryland free press., 1867-04-04
TNSOLYENTs' NOTICE.

In the ma ter of application of Danic iney an
lnsolvcnt Debtor t,r the benefit of the 4sth Art.
Code of Public General Laws of Maryland.
No. 1884, the Insolvepts' Docket in the Circuit
Court for Washington County.
ORDERED by the Clerk OF the Court this second
day of February 1857 that the first Monday of the
July Term of this Court, next succeeding the date
ofths order, be fixed the day for the said petit
terrogatories allegations his creditors endor-
sers and suieties may propose al.ge against him;
and that said petitioner by causing a copyof this
erder to be printed In some newspaper published in
W Nashington County once a week for three success
i've months prior 10 the said Monday in the next
July Term Of the Court, give notice OF the fixing
Of said day for the purpose herein recited. grue
Copy Test LEWIS B, NYNAN,
Feb. lsGT. So t'' :" CT L.
Maryland free press., 1867-04-04
Pat and the Dea con.

A Few mouths ago, as Deacon ingalls,
Of Swanpscott, r. I, was travelling
througi the western part of the State o
New York he fell in with an Frishmar
who had lately arrived in this country and
was in search of brother who had c,me
before him and settled in that part of the
country.
Pat was a strong man, try9 Roman
Catholic, and had never seen the interior
Of a Protestant church.
twas pleasant Sunday morning that
brother ingalls, met Pat who inquired the
road to the nearest church. i.. #
ingalls, was pious man. lie told Pat
he was going to church, AMI invited his
Dew made friend to keep him company
thither, his destination being a small
Methodist meeting g-house near by. There
was great revival there a. that time, and
one OF the dcacons, who was small man
iu stature, invited Brother ingalls, to take
a seat in his pew. He accepted the invi-
ta.ion, followed by Ia who looked in vain
to find the altar. eto. After he was scat
ed lie turned round to Brother Ingalls,.
and in whisper that could be heard all
round, inquired:
"Sure, and isn't this hereto church,"
"lIush!' said ingalls,; "if you speak a
word they will put you out"
"Divil word will speak at ALL" re-
piled Pat.
The meeting was opened by prager by
the pastor.
Pat was eycing him very closely, when
an old gentleman, who was standing in
the pew directly iu font of Pat, shouted
GLORY"
Hist yo devil" rejoined he, with his
loud whisper, which was heard by the
minister; "be dacent, and don't make a
blockhead Of yourself"
The parson grew more fervent in his
aeVouons. PRESENTLY the deacon uttered
an audible groau.
"Hist, ye blsskguard. have We no da-
seney at all?" said Pat, at the same time
giving him punch in the ribs, which
caused him tc<losc his equilibrium.
The minister stopped, and extending
his hand ia suppliant manner, said ,-S
"Brethern. We cannot be disturbed in
this way, lYi|l some one put that mar
out?" ! "
Yes, your rise.;poe," shouted Pat
Il willy' and suiting tho action to the
word, he collored the deacon, and to The
utter horror of the pastor, Brother Ingalls,
and the whole rsgation, he dragged
him up the aisle, and with a tremendol,
kick sent him into tue vestibulc Of tn,
church.
Maryland free press., 1867-04-04
TNsOLvENTs' NOTICE.

an Insovent Debtor, Gir fhc benefit OF the 4stl
Art. Code Public Gen. Laws OF Maryland.
No. 23s7 on the insolvcn.s' Docket in the Cir.
cult Conrt for Washington County. .
Ordered by the Clerk of the Court tins Gtb day
ofFehruary 1867 that the first Monday of The
July Term of this Court, rexl succeeding the daic
of this order be Fl red MS the day for the said Ie-
l!sionrr to appear in this Court, and answer such
intcrroga,qries or allegations rs his creditors,
endorscrs hnd' siitetirs may propose or allese
against him. aud that said petitioner by causing
paper published in Washington County once a
week for three successive months prior 10 tie
said Monday in the next July Term of the Court,
give notice of the fixing Of said day for the pur-
pose herein recited. .s..
I'll. True Copy-Trst:
Feb. 7. LEWIS Is. NYNAN, Clerk
Maryland free press., 1867-04-04
TNscLTENTs NOTICE.

In the matter of the application of William Kin.
sey all insolvrnt Debtor; for the benefit of the In
solventlaw Of Maryland, -
No. 1855 on the Ihsnlvents' Docket in the C;rcu;t
Conrt for Washington County.
ORDERED by the Clerk OF the Court tbi, 18Th
day of February 1867 that the first Monday of the
July Term of this Court, next succeeding the date
OF this order be fixed the day for said petitioner
to appear in this Court, and answer sach interroga
tories allegations his creditors endorssrs and
suretics may propose or allcgc against him; and
that said petitioner by causing copy of this order
to printed in some newspaper published in wash
months prior to the said Monday in the next ,Iuly
Term OF the Court, give notice of the fixing of said
day for the purEEge herein recited
True Copy-Tost: LEWIS B. NYMAN
Feb 2l.-3mo. . Cle,L
Maryland free press., 1867-04-04
FNSOLVEA rs NOTICE.

Iii the matter Vi ti.a application ofJohn 4. Trur;
an lnsolvcnt Drbio:, ior the benefit Of the Ash,
Arr. Code Public Gen. Laws Of Mary land.
No. a::SG on the Insovcrts Docket in the Cir.
.. cult Court 10: Washington County.
Ordered 10y tie Clerk of the Court this btl
day Of February siT That the first Monday OF the
july Term Of this Court. next succeeding III,
date OF this order be fixed as the day Tor the said
petitioner 10 appear in this Court, and answer
such intcrrogatorics or allegations as his credit
o-s endorscrs and surcrcs may propose or allcce
;ainst him; and that the said petitioner by caus.
" " copy of this order to he prin cd in some
newspaper published in Washington county
,nte week / three successive mouths prior IL
The said Mond.v in the next July Term of the
Court, give notice uf The fixing of said day for
the iIurl0se herein rci:ed. ...
True Copy--Ies.: ....
Feb. I. a... LEW 5 B. NYMAN, Clerk.
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NOTICE.

In the matter of the application of Daniel p Knode
an lnsolvent Debtor. foo the benefit of the 4sth
Art. Code Public Gen. Laws of MARYLAND. -
No. 1900 on the Insolvents' Docket in the Circuit
Court for Washington County.
ORDERED by tho Clerk of the Court this 18th
day of February 1867 that the first Monday of the
July Term of this Court, next succeeding the date
Of this order, BE- fixed the day for the said petit
toner to appear in this Court. and answer such in
terrogatorics allegations as his creditors endors
ers anG suretes may propose allege against him;
and that said petitioner by causin a copy of this
order 20 b. printed in some newspaper published in
Washington County once a week for three success
sivc months prior to the said Monday in the next
July Term of the Court, give notice of the fixing of
said day for the purpose herein recited.
True Copy-Tcst; LEWIS B. NYMAN,
Feb. 2l.-3mo (,Ierl
Maryland free press., 1867-04-04
TNsoLYENTs, NOTICE,

4
In the matter orthe application of John Cost,
an !nsolvent debtor, for the beu"li, of the Ash
Article, CODE PAb. Gei.. Lass d Maryland.
No. 1888 Gu Insolvcnts Docket IN ti,a circui,
Court for Washington cGuuty
Ordered by the Clerk Of the Circu, Court G.r
Washington County, this 5th day Of Feb
ruary A. D., 1867 imt the lst Monday of III,
luly Term of this Court next succeeding the dat,
Of this order, he and the same is hereby fixed for
the shid petitioner 10 appear in this Court and
answer Sich lnlcrrogatiu or allegations us Iii.
creditors, endorscrs and suretes may propose or
allege against him, and that said petitioner Ly
causing copy of this order to be printed in some
newspaper publsl,d in Washington county once
a week for three successive months prior 10 the
said first Monday in the next July Term of this
Court, give notice OF, the fixing of said day for
;he purpose herein rccitcd.
True Copy-Tcst: .
Feb. I, LEWIS b. EYMAN, Clerk
Maryland free press., 1867-04-04
YNScLYENTS' NOTICE.

liz he matter Of the application of Cyrus B. Knode
any, nsolvent Debtor, for the benefit of the 4Sth
lArt. Code Public Gen. Laws of MARYLAND.
No. 1883 on the Insolvent's Docket in tile Circuit
Court for Washington County.
ORDERED by the Clerk of the Court this 18th
day Of February 1867 that the first Monday Of the
July Term of this ourt, next succeeding the date
OF this order, be fixed as the day fer said petitioner
to appear in this Court and answer such interroga
tories oralegatons as his creditors endorsers and
sureties may propose or alegc aganstbim; and that
said petitioner By causing copy of this order to be
printed in some newspaper published in Washing
ton County once week for three successive months
prior to the said Monday in the next July Term Of
the Court give notice Of the fixing of said day fo,
the purpose herein rccited.
True Copy-Test: EWIS B. NYMAN,
Feb 2l.-mo. - (,l.rl
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