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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-09-25
fke & Boulevard pavement. ),


! The CincinnstAns are putting to
the test what is called the Boulevard
pavement, in order to compare its
merits with those Of the Nicholson.
The neW P4venent-R made oftbree
substances-asphaltum, oxide Of iron
and ashes, the latter substances being
obtained at the iron furnaces. 1t is
claimed that his p4vsnent will not
crack or break Under the stoutest
blows, but that it can be cut into
sheets or blocks and removed, and af-
forwards replaced and cemented as
firmly m kefqse Wtep Efsished #
has a smooth, sanded surface, Of a
hard and durable character. 1t is
put down in small sections and har-
dened for travel in twenty.four hours.
The cost is said to be two dollars per
square yard for street pavement,
whls sfof sidewalks FitAean be : put
down at from seventy-fve cents to one
dollar per squareWrd 4 HG
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We learn from a letter from the Presi-
dent OF, the Company that all the Christian
County bonds have been sold to the citi-
zens of .thstacounty;, that the iron las
ebeen bought, and that the road win GER
'tainly be finished from the State. line. to
Hopkinsvflle this year. This is good news
indeed; but it does not build this end of
the line. If our people would take our
bonds, as the people OF Christian have
taken theirs, Our prospects would be quite
as f1attering- VIII they not do it? We
thinktheywifEq Surely the work win not
he allowed to drag along for years. when
we hayel the means and opportunity Ito
make a good investment. and at the same
tifrieybat ntdle road through at 1onee.s The
stax has been levied to pay the interest on
the b0nasr the first installment of which
falls due on the lsJ of November next, and
a'iu ts pqid.-Headerson Reporter. reg reI;
'ns 1t is somewhat strange that Hen
derson County, one of the wealthiest-
in the State, should be. so slow in
cashing her own bonds. That County
has q, great deal of unapplied- wealth;
and it is most surprising that among
all her wealthy men the County bonds,
drawing large interest, go begging for
customers The people of Hender-
son profess to be vitality interested in
this railroad enterprise, and yet they
refuse to invest their surplus wealth
in purchasing the bonds upon which
alone its completion depends. Not
eply SO, by acknowledgements they ALSO
jeopardize the bonds, voted by this
city, because their issue depends upon
the completion of a. certain number
O. miles of the road.
81 We earnestly hope that the people
OF Henderson will see the unpleasant
position they are taking, and that ar
IA regiments will Immediately be madea
by them 70 buy all their bonds and
complete the road to Madisonviffe. !
If theyfiil, :. they will deserve the,dis-
grac &c which will forever attach to
their city and county Dog Renhek
will, as it ought TO. take possession of
.taDeI Streets Of the town, and sheep !
serfel be the only CROP produced by |
a,soil so cursed with lazy and unen-
t Ter j oSwHneers.O JAkaUoJ
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-09-25

A GENTLEMAN has recently visited
junction City, on the Kansas Pacific
Railroad, and Columbus. on the Union
Pacific Railroad He represents bust
mess very brisk in thatsection, and the
traffic on those new roads already inn
mense.s At Junction City there were
in waiting for transportation about
10000 head of cattle, which are driven
from New Mexico, and shipped to
Eastern markets At Omaha the
amount Of business done is almost in
credible, it being the point for fitting
out fer the mining regions At Colum-
bus theg5 have a reservation. for the
capital Of the United States. which is
Confidently expected toabe transferred
from the District of Colum bia to that
place. 'a' Westward the $ tar of en-
pire takes it's way" aq9s 'l.t I
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-09-25
Look to the Registry.

1t il apparent that the Registry
Lists are imperfect. The names of
many of the oldest citizens have been
omitted. These omissions must be
corrected before election day, or
much delay and trouble will be ex-
perienced in polling the full vote of
che city. We suggest that voters ex-
anime the lists carefully, and if their
own or the names of their friends
have been omitted, see that they are
placed on the Register before the day
of election. Some trouble must be
anticipated in preparing and perfect
ing the first registry of voters. We
hope, however, that the names will
be so enrolled and arranged that no
difficulty will be experienced in poll-.
ing full vote.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

r. September 18th, 1867.
ORDER FOR PLANK SIDEWALKS.
a ND now III is hereby ordered and
"A directed by the Common Council of
the city of Evansville, that ali owners OF
lots or parts of lots fronting on or adjoin-
Ing the south side of Sixth Street between
First avenue and Oakley street;
West side of Washington street, Between
seventh and Eighth streets;
North side OF Eighth street, from Brink
meyers Enlargement to Mary street;
East side of Oakley street, between Sixth
street and Frank lin street; lgg tsT4fff I
West side of Oakley street, between Sixth
street and Franklin street;
North side of Center street, between Leet
and Goodseil streets;
South sideofCsnter street, between TLeet
street and Goodse1f street; ito NAA@ A~>A
Southeast side of Walnut street, between
Fifth and sixth streets;
Northwest side of Chestnut street, be-
tween Church street and Sixth street;
Nonhwest side- OF A,hestnnf Istreet, be-
tween Fifth street and Church street;
Northwest side of Gum street, between
Third street and Fourth street;
In said city, cause the sidewalks thereon
to be brought I'd thesprypef grade. and at
they cause a Sidewalk OF Class No to be
LAID down thereon within thirty days from
the publication of this order.
A. NJ. MCGRIFF, Clerk.
City Clerks Qf1ees septen Der ~ 1857. .,
seq DIT Union copy.1
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A Hint TO the Iadies. a0E

liil Women who wear-sfcrt dresses
should read and heed this bit, Of ad-
vice from the New York Times:
3 There is one little fact that our Ia
dies seem to overlook in the effect of
the recent fashions. In other DAYS.
when trailing skirts were the mode.
the habits of twenty years led the
whole generation OF women, whether
they had experience the whole tweh-
ty years or accepted their results from
elders. to use their feet / a q very care
less manner. Walking. standing or
sitting, the awkwardness OF femiDine
feet must have deveioped 70 an ex-
tent unthought res aecaase unseen.
But since the short walking dress has
come into style, these infelicities of
movement 4adI of pose, are revealed,
and many. ao1ady, aunde
Consciousness Of the former habit, 1
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KENTuCIxY ITEMS.

There were nfty-six deaths in Louisville
last week. X y15aTo3 IS .fs., .sus ri-l1 .o@
All places OF public amusement except
the Louisville Theatre. have been closed
In Louisville for the present. = -ssi'a = 10
Last Saturday little boy was crushed 10
death by cow-oatcher OF a locomotive in
louisville.
The next session OF the Methodist Episco-
pal Church South will commence in Pa
ducah on the 18th day Of November Nii.
A grand tournament VIII be the feature
of the Fair the third day at Henderson.
That is In tended as the graud gala day of
the Fair. -, ...-,z -,
increased value of real estate in thatci;y.
In the last six months real estate has adj
vanced in that city from > TO % per. cent. (.
Governor Stephenson has published
proclamation warning the Regulators
that State to desist from their unlawful
operations. That looks well on paper az
ter his party has ina1gurated' such Z.
graceful proceedings. We hope it viii have
the effect TO prevent the shooting in cold
blood of Union men IN that State. Better
do good late than never. ...rs = -
Rev. Edison Hart, father OF Capt. George
c. Hart. died Sept 10TH, at Beard's Station
KY ME. Hart|fwas, sfavorably 6nown1
throughout the w est ard South as fn5h9
lister ei,the Presby terrain Ghureh,and for .,
number of years prior TO theSwar was RES
siding in Padueah, Ky. 1o' - '''4''e. : % "
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General Grants Safety.

1t is a solemn fact that upon the
life of one man the lives of thousands
and the stal6aify1 aud peace zef the
Government may now depend. SHER-
MAN is said to favor JoHNsoN's policy
outright. If this is so, there would
be a natural rebel desire to see him
in GRANTS place. With the Presi-
dent, the Cabinet. and the. highest
military officer of the Government in
their interest, the rebels would have
comparatively easy sailing, especially
if by their agency they should sue
coed in forcing upon Congress rebel
II Representatives from Southern States.
Under the circumstances the interest
felt in General GRANTS personal
safety is natural. A Washington dis
patch says: 5000 1De"i ~ 2ie5s 1i
General Grant. since going into the
War Department, has received num-
Der of letters, some of them anony-;
nous, and others from unknown per-
sons, urging him to great care for his
personal SaIcty- l. ne WrfterS represent
generally, that his life now is of the
utmost importance to the nation.
Some advise him to refrain from CO.
ing about the city unattended. Others,
knowing his penehant for fast horses,
beg him-to handle them with every
possible precaution! One advises him
to keep away from theaters, and
another urges caution in the admis-
sion of persons who wish private in
terviews.
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will walk the street or sit 10 the cab
in ofthe ferry boat with her feet in
such positions as would, in her own
eyes. instantly stamp any man indulg-
ing in them as a andidate for the
" awkward squad" We know it. is
Supposed to be highly improper to OBJ
serve a lady's feet, but when, by rea-
son either of grace or clumsiness,
they attract attention, they will be
Observed and the present walking
dress affords ample opportunity for
t the dlsPla1 1T efifthfs ut thGss qpaliir
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- GEN SHERIDAN's Endorsement of
Gen. Grant is emphatic. and perfectly
unreserved. He is all right-have
no doubt Of that--you can trust him
fto the fullest extent-you don't know
him all through yet, but you run no
risk in extending to him perfect COZ
sas ss:spRsa fsso ef q Ni st ne
people to SUCH an extent that if there
were any need OF an indorser Of Gen.
|, ifrant, nothing mere would .besnsces-
sary. There's Something bordering
hon chivalry in the warmth of the
friendship existing between these two
ssp ssaEsf ss1 Se sEv fPr . ssfg'
growing out of the war, than for their
heroism in fighting It down. Neither
speaks of himself. butt each praises
the other, and with a sincerity SO
genuine that the nation cansdo moth
Eng but admiFet themF BOTH. And
here is a good place to record
remark made" by Sheridan while in
st. Louis a few days ago. He said be
--..a--regarded his administration of af-
fairs at New Orleans as comparatively
mild, and coming short of the stand
ard required Of him by Gen. Grant.
who, he said, favored the exercise of
far greater severity, and if he (Gen !.
Grant had been filing the position
himself, he would have adopted more
stringent and rigorous measures"
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-09-25
WASHINGTON disnatch

A WASHINGTON dispatch says {:
Letters received here from the South
show that mahy of the people Of that
Section, including certain newspaper
editors, actually anticipate a reopen
ing off the eivila war when Congress
meets. They argna that their paroles
having been given not to fight against
the Govern ment,i they cannot takeau
asms against the North unless Under
the leadegship, Of SONG Recognized
power in the United States, pana they
expect thai. the Presidentsw;;il farniishii
that leadership 7insthe eenaietyhieh
Rthey confidently predict win occur al
rectly1foHewing any attempt at inns
Parchment We have always thought.
that the paroles would hold good only
so long as niszwas deemed safe to re7
gard them. During the war paths had
but little force in binding rebel con-
sciences, and we are positive that the
moral machinery Of the unrecon-
structed is in little better running
order now than it was .then.@~-----s-- 5,
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z The Democrats are pretending that
they have made gains in the late cleo
tons, commencing WithK ehtncky I'D
ending with Montana, aggregating
10000, when the actual figures show
that theH fleniisess gaipssi st only two
thousand. The story was concocted
to influence the October elections, but
it was set afoat too soon. o,, .v.
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NEW ADVERTISRMENTS9I y
CoRPoRATioN NoTfCF5
~ September 10th, 1876;
@ bsspEH FdR sroNta t6RRrNa.

A ND now it is hereby ordered and d.
IA rected by the Common Council of the
Cliy of Evansville, that ali owners of fofs
or parts of lots stu sted as below described
cause good stone curbing TO be provided
and set at the places below haFned said
scurbing to be of the length OF twenty feet
at each corner. viz:
9 At he soAthwesF scornerT of Third and
AT the southwest corner of Fourth and
At the Eornefsf of IFifth ana Sycamore
streets;
:, 4 At the corner Of sixth and Sycamore
At the corner of Seventh and Sycamore
streets;
Al the corner of Eighth and Sycamore
Arfafl corner of Ninth and Sycamore
streets;
Al the corner of Tenth and Sycamore
streets.
Said curbingi TO be setwithin thifty days
from the publication of this order.
By order of the Council.
- It A. NJ. McGRFF, Clerk.
; City Clerks Office, Sept. rs. lseA !
SEP DIT Union copy.l
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The Journal Abroad.

Our citizens who are absent from
the city and want to see the DAILY
JOURNAL, will find it regularly on file
In Cincinnati at the. Mercantile Libra
ry; in Chicago at the Board of Trade
Rooms; in st. Louis at the Mercan-
tile Library; in indianapolis at the
Bates House, and at St. Nicholas
Hotel. New York. ~ ~. --4'a II r f
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Agents for the Journal. ?

JAMES Il, THoKNToN, Princeton. ind.
Capt. Levi FERG UsoN Petersburgh,' Ind.
HARRY RySMTTH, Washington, Ind.
w. j. L. HENMENwAY, BoonyflIe, Ind. =
G. r. DEBRULER, Newburgh, Ind. i-s'
JOHN Mg LOCKWOOD, Mt. Vernon, Ind.
J. NJ. FOSTER, Fort Branch, Ind. lH%.
W.WEAyEH, Poseyville, Ind. iso-'.--Ai ;
s. q. CoRwTN, Somerville, Ind. 81 q
ptsWHITING. Cy nthiana, Ind. itSSp -
Z. j. R0GERs. New Harmony, Ind. %; ~
GA. harper, Owensville, Ind. ~ ~
HARVEY BorsD, Hazleton, Ind si5eiis %
THos. NCCUTCHEN. Sandersville. Ind. -as
URBIN MAREs. Black Hawk Mills, Ind. E s
They wilraiso receive and forward to us
prders for Binding and Job Printing -
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Railroads n Southern Illinois.

AseeAs Vss>AS - SVasnOA - AAAA.VASs
The people of Southern Illinois are
becoming greatly interested in rail-
road enterprises. Meetings'are being
held in the various counties through
which the contemplated road from
Cairo to Vincennes- is supposed to
run, for the purpose of raising funds
to aid in its speedy completion. It is
now claimed by its friends that this
road will be finished at an early day.
If it is, eohrspeeple are vitality interest
ed in constructing a railroad that will
tap it at some convenient point, and
enakleps*e retain as our seastemers
til epeopH 81 shat session Of Vie
State. The trade of that section is
increasing rapidly, and it will be ex-
trepie3y shorfsighfed for the peopld
of this city to sit supinely and see it
drawn to other points. because of ia
cilities for travelling which they re-
fused or neglected to- furnish Yet,
such will be the result if we imagine
THAT trade will stick to- us regardless
of the inducements made to attract it
elsewhere, and make no effort to bind
it to US with bands ofiron.
The last Legislature of Illinois also
authorized the construction. ola rail-
road from Shawneetown, in Gallatin.
County. to Murphysborough, in Jack
son County. Thepeople are moving ac-
lively in securing the location and
constraetioh ofsthis road, which viii
pass through Williamson, Saline, and
Gallatin Counties.
For many years, Southern Illinois
has been regarded as one of the dark ]
corners of the West. but at, present,
public attention is. being directed to
its agricultural and mineral resources,
and it now promises to outstrip, for a
time at least, other portions of the |
State. The certainty and extent of |
its annual fruit crops will, of them
selves, attract large population.
These crops are only valuable in pro-
portion to the facilities for getting
them to market They are becoming
more important every year, and
would of themselves secure the build
ing of railroads, were there no min
sral or other wealth requiring their
,onstructfop. There is no obstacle
should be permitted to come
our city and this rich coun-
.ry The trade is~iegitimately ours,
md five lose it the fault will be
,urs alone. Il
TheAmoney spent in building a
.oad from this point into that section
If Illinois, With the intention of nl-
extending it to ST. Louis,
would be wisely spent and be pro-
luctive-of iscalculable wealth to our
'ity. Cities like individuals, are the
architects of their own fortunes, and
We must expect to SOW with prodigal-
ty if we would reap largely.
We call the attention of our peo-
lie to these things because we fear
90 many of them have convinced, or
re seeking to convince. themselves,
hat our location will make of Evans j
lille a great city regardless alike of
he exertion or want of exerrion
hat may begnade By herleitizenEE TT1:
A WASHINGT0N q disnafch Saws
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To Correspondents.

We meyer notice communications
not ACCOMPANIED with the name; of
the author, who must be made known
to us if unac9uainted. ~ sU
Wriie SSdn7y osIesiae of HE paper.
Don't write. unless. you, have some
thing to say Of interest to the public;
and be brief as the subject Will al.
lew ~ ass .ssaued ~.
The publication of a comnunica-
ton is no evidence that the editors
adopt its sentiments. The author is
alone responsible for them.
Communica tons should be address
ed to the !" Editors of the JOURNAL
and not to.ipdividuals. Csrr
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keLs or market places of the city of
Evansville.
Passed September 23d, 1861
Gee ZION 4. Be 1t ordained by the Com
- mon Council of the City of Evansville,
That any person or persons no may here
after sell or offer to sell any meat except
sailed me9t, at or in either of the markets
or nasket- places or The city. or Evansville,
not having a meat stand or stall In such
market leased or rented from said city.
shall be required 10 pay to the market
master one dollar and fifty cents, stand or
stall rent, for every market morning such
person or persons may sell or offer 10 sell
any meat as Aforesaid.
SEC. 2. Any person or persons, except
lessees of meat stands or stalls. selling or
Offering to sell any meat at either of said
markets or market places, and refusing TO
pay on demand the stall rent required by
this ordinance. shall on conviction forfeit
and pay not less than i've nor more than
ten dollars. w. BAKER, Mayor
A. NJ. MCGRIFF, Clerk ~ tH fse25l
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The New York Constitutional Cor.

The New York Constitutional Con :
Fention have adopted the section that
provides that no State debt shall
henceforth be contracted except under
authority Of a law especially designat-
ing the debt proposed. That body
also defeated a proposition to remove
the capitafet5 the eifyaof Newly orkIif ;
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

y Lii September 18th, 1867.
ORDER FOR BRICK SIDEWALKS.
a Nd low it is hereby ordered and d.
IA rected by The Common Council of the
City OF Eyansy1Ae. HAT the owners Of all
lots or parts of lets, fronting On or adjoin-
ing the eastfsidfY of T6oodself street. be-
tween Second and ifd streets; <AkAiO
EasE ksde sof -asf>odselis street, be1x cam
Third and Four h streets:3t aDigE
West fsite1ofo GoodseIla street, = between
Second and, Third streets; OH 4at iua efs..t
In said city cause thts sidewalks thereon
laid down thereon within thirty days from
the publication of this order.
~, lam. McGRIFF, Clerk.
city Clerks ONCE, September a. 1877.
sea DOT IL Z union eopy]I
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Important to Advertisers.

The circulation of the JOURNAL IN
the City~of 7Evoasvtlle is three times
as large as that of any other ne,cspa-
per-. = %GGg VCJ
Our circulation IN Indiana and
Lllinois is greater than any other ne,cs-
paper pubiiishsd IN Mis Gig. no y
In Kentucky ii is more than all the
other Eransville papers combined.
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o. AN ORDINANCE ..iTkI9T
In relation to the sale of meat at the mar
keIs or municipalities of the city of
EvangyilIa tr - te - ttftt fss
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sS Sole Agents for Stelnway q Sons
aRd ChfekeT ng O. Sons Cold Medal
APiauos. 1 also Ter Haynes Bro. 'sg ianos ard
Prince Brothers Me1o icons and Organs. q
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+ oNDoN AND NEW YORK STEAMSHIP LINE.
- Passage 70 London, e1ln. S7B and - currency
Exrursi0n Tickets reduced available month";
WA .rRxNf cspes!n nalng from New York Nov. %
CELIA Captain Gloade. from New York Dec. ~
ATAi.ANfk Captain Pnkham from view York psc. -
BELLoNA Captain Dixon from New Ycrk- Ian. y
The eieGnut British steamship, WILLIAM PENN, will
lve Ter Ne North river FOR London direct On sA1Uk
frse vi = tsisn snd through bills Of lsdng syca 70
Hsyrs Antwssp Rs:ts,dsp Am,ssrd S snd pa1sIrk
FOR ifeiek3 spSly a - South street.
80 ~ : 80 ROWLAND AsPrNwALL. Agents.
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POST OFFICE NOTICE.

DosT OFFICE NOTICE. MAILS FOR GREAT
q Britain and the Contnsnt VIZ soutbAnpon a.d Ham
ones on Saturday the sosh day Of November 81 s0 n
s "a !; y r isH S ep.
se "a No., ,:sYp 1.a nal. zee: s's = , k
s1ce saturday Nov ~ al a. NJ and a The up town
Offices e fsllows:-0n Friday. stations and r M;
and =. ss r = 'ssoa s ~ rissirv r,-.,......