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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-06-29

THE Senate Committee on Postal
Affairs has the subject of bridging
the Western rivers under considera-
tiop, but have not yet reached a con-
clusion. General WARREN, Of the
United States Typographical En-
gineers, and who is in charge of the
duty of removing distractions in the
Upper Mississippi River, was sum.
moned to Washington a few days ago
by the Committee to testify in regard
to the bridging Of the Ohio and Mis-.
sissippi Rivers with three hundred
feet span. Upon his arrival he an
nounced that he was opposed to the
passage of any bill which did not re-
quire all bridges over these Two rivers
to be built with at least FIVE hundred
feet span The opinion of General
WARREN will doubtless have great
weight with the Committee.
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United States marshaPs Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF Al ORDER OF
- Sale, to me directed, from the Clerks
once OF the United States District Court
for the District OF Indiana, I Will, on
TUESDAY, JUNE BOTH, 1853,
between tue hours of 10 O'Clock An. and
$ O'Clock Pm, at The court house door in
the city of evansville, Indiana, offer for
sale at public auction the steamboat Pc
TROLIA No. 2, her engines, appuTtenances,
the Wabash River. Ordered 10 be sold at
the suit Of Alexander Johnson, Isaac
Finch, Stephen D. Greer, Adam Il ter, and
Anthony =. Lavender, against the said
steam boat Petrolia NO 2.
BEN. SPOONER, u. s. Marshal:
BY O. $. BI6ELow, Deputy.
June IL 1868 1jeI9 It'd
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Now Is Your Opportunity /!
Great Sale of PaWnbroker's Unre-
deemed Pledges at Auction.
N SATURDAY MORNING. LINE

I'm SATURDAY MORNING. IUNE
~ 9TH, at O'Clock, at the Auction Room
Of EusctI & Co.. No. 81 Main Street. bv
Henry Sunp erts, consisting of a very
sold without reserve: Gold Watches Ia
dies and Gents Gold Rings aud Pins Re
Musical InstrumeL Is, &C, DC. The articles
VIII De sold positively, If they bring NO
more than 0ne-dfth their value
Je-4 dtd ELLIOTT & co,
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THE Spencer County j u1nal, in its
notice of the speech of the editor of
The Courier, before the Democratic
Convention Of that county, recently,
reports him as follows on the "suf-
frsge question, which is now alb
sorbing the attention Of The Democra-
cy:
lie said he had no objection to
having a negro vote-would just as
soon walk up TO the polls to vote with
a black, as with a white man, if the
people of Indiana said So"
If this declaration had been made
after the successful coalition of the
Democrats and negroes in the Missis-
sippi election, we might account for
his change of views by that fortuitous
event, but as it was made before that
time, we must conclude that he, with
the New York World and other pru-
dent Democrats, have concluded that
it is folly to resist manifest destiny. +"
We expect the next report TO be that
be has gone to New York to assist in
the nomination Of Mr.. CHASE. He is
known TO be opposed to Mr.. PENDLE-
TON, and as he has got on to Mr..
CHAsE's platform, the Chief Justice
Is doubtless his favorite.
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Agents ror the Journal.

Il. a. HAIL. Princeton, Ind.
Capt LEVI FERGUSON, Petersburgh, Ind
BARRx r. SMITH, Washington, Ind.
w. j. l. HEMMKEwAY, B0onvtlle, Ind.
o. 2 DMbEULER- New burgh, Ind.
IoHE N. LOCKWOOD, Mt Vernon, Ind.
j. a. FOSTER. Fort Branch, Ind
E. w. WEAVER. Poseyvfue, Ind.
.. b. CORwIE. Bonneville, Ind.
Capt W HITTING CynthiRna, Ind.
e. ]. RoGERs. New Harmony, Ind.
HARVEY BOND. HazieJOn, Ind.
THoe. MCCUTCHEE. Sandersville, Ind.
URBIN M ARE2s. Black Hawk Mills, Ind
they Will also receive and forward to ua
EHdA g for binding and Job Printing.
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HENRY WARD BEECHER said, be-
fore the war, that the prejudice
against color was only against color
that owned itself When color was
owned, he added, there was no pre-
judice. The same principle applies
TO color voting. IF color would vote
fer the Democratic party, as in the
Mississippi election, the Democratic
party have no objection that color
sAoul3 have the suffrage.
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also squelched him, or viii do II when
the time comes a new nan must be
taken That man will. in i probabili-
". be TRoM s a HENpRIcKs.
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mo. l,Il6.l
United States MarshaPs Notice.

Un1L6Q SJdG5S MdfSQaIS N0Llo6,
United States of America. District CT In
diana, 49,:
KyYHEREAS, a libel OF information
wv was flied IN the District Court Of the
United States for the District OF Indiana.
on the 24th day of June, 1865, by august
Schultze, Charles Truman, Ferdinand
Holtz, Alexander Jack, William Hoppe,
John Morris, John Truman, and William
Becker, by their proctor, Charles +. Marsh,
Esq, against the steam ferry-boat Stone
wall Jackson" her engints, tackle, APP
parel, ana furniture, seized at said district
upon a cause of dam ges, civil and mari
time, claiming $500 10, and praying pro-
cess against said goods, and that tie same
may be condemned aud sOld therefor.
Now, therefore, In pursuance of the mo-
milton under @le seal of said Court, to me
directed and delivered, do hereby give
public notice to all persons claiming said
goods, or any pert thereof, or in any man
Ter interested therein, that they be and
appear before the said the District Court
Of the United States, to b. held B. the city
OF | dianapciis, in and for the 5strict of
Indiana, on the first Monday OF August
next, al ten o'clock Of the forenoon OF that
day, then and there to interpose Their
claims and make their allegations in that
behalf.
BEN. sPOONER, Marshal, L. 3.
Attest: J. D. HowLAND, Clerk.
je27 dat
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G. w. WARREN,
DEALER IN
EHamOss Me1OdeOmS,
and ORGANS,

SEEET MUSIC & MUSICAL GOODS
of every description.
PIANOS And ORGANS RENTED.
and the rent applied to purchase,
If desired.
CID PIANOS TAKEN IN EXCRAEGE
for New Ones.
The BEST VIoLLY q @ UTTAR STRL9Gs
always on hand.
INSTRU MENTS OF ALL KINDS TUNED
AND REPAIRED.
Liberal Discount to Teachers viii be al.
lowed. Eheet Music sent by mat
Address
G. W. WARREN.
On MAIN STREET
iesT dit EVANSVILLE, IND
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DEFERRED ITEMS.

The Cincinnati Commercial, one Of
the Radical pillars, and supposed to IN
derstand their political ethics, says: Our
Independent member Of Congress, Gen.
Cary, voted against the supplement tai re-
construction bill in the House. The
straight Republicans all voted for it, IN
der the pressure of the caucus. The
main feature of the bill is the attempt to
give the General OF the army absolute
authority over the ten Southern States
included in military districts, and to
make him independent of his superior
officer, the President of the United
States.
The suds meet. We have already
published the declaration, uaequivocally
expressed, in favor Of Hon. George II.
Pendleton, as the Democratic candidate
for the Presidency. We now present the
reverberatiou from the other extreme Of
the great State of Illinois. The Cairo
Democrat of the 23d ult. says, in
double loaded leader The tide in the
affairs of the Democratic party will, if
taken now while at the flood, lead on to
fortune. Throughout the entire length
and breadth of the country, the people
are beginnisg to manifest displeaSure
with the conduct OF the Ra8ical party,
which is marching, with rapid strides,
in the direction of revolution, from the
anarchy of which will spring despOtsm
and toward the Democratic party, as the
only refuge, the eyes Of all patriots are
turned. This is trUs; and there can be
no doubt thai with a platform o! princi
pies, sound iB every plank, the party will
rally all the Democrats and many of the
Conservative Republicans, no matter
who stands upon it; bat with sound
platform and a popular candidate, no
foe can resist the progress Of the Democ-
racy. That the party will have q sound
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PATENT MEDICINES.
MRS. JAcKsoN'S
Queen BeSS Complexion Wash.

TSIHE following certificates, selected from hun
4 dreds in tae possession OF the prOprieJress,
are confidently submitted to the public
MRS. MOLCOTrs CERTIFICATE.
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on a5vertisan1outs for three months OF more
trY, psr ceot. VIII be deducted from The ABOVE
rate. ,-- --t,,
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Advertisements inserted nj interFais' 10 DC
charged -wan y per cent on regular les.
Notices in Brewer twenty cents per hhe.
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sousre for each inserii-n.
An adverti -e-nerts. except 70 esiahii'H'o
business houses. viii whom We have running
accounts. must be paid for IL adv nee.
MARRIAGE asd Death nOJices' my cents'
Charitable and Religious notices, ten cents per
line. ,-..-.
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-,ent an bills with 1egu 81 advertisers to be
rendered monthly.
Bv the sys.-m Dow adopted, ano from v -licH
,hs APPEAL. viii in no case depart we shall be
sb q to advertise lower for p'ompi men, aso
rot 70 tax them with the losses which neWspa-
per publishers generally suffer BY sdVeful INK
on credit
Po1I-fcsl notices must hereafter be raid for; T;
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the regular. price, except when they are slricly
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Communications % a Personal nature VIII
he CHARGED for at the same rates as local nolless
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-C-SsUT W TTesIu5uI JuuusOu.
The death Of Uncle Reub," as a
negro centurion, named Reuben Thigh
man, was familiarly called, is announced
in the Cairo Democrat. He did not
know his own age, but thought it to be
over century, and remembered Incl
dents that strongly corrOborsted the i'm
preston.
The Radical meeting at Turner's
Hall, st. Louis, the night of the 2lst Of
January, threw the negro overheard. He
was not mentioned in any of the
speeches, and was carefully kept out Of
the resolutions. The Radicals would
ike to get out Of taking q vote on negro
suffrage if they knew how. Here he can
vote and they resolve for him.
The Missouri Supreme Court refuses
to give an opinion to the Senate on GER
tain railroad qusstiOns.
Rev. Henry Q. Potter, son Of Bishop
AlonzO Potter, nephew of HoratiO Pot
ter, and grandson of DR.. Mott, has just
accepted "calli' to the psstorste OF
Grace Church, New York. The call was
one Of the loudest OF which the Episco-
pal Cauroh is capable, embracing the
oHsr OF the finest parsonage in America
and salary of $4,000 year. The for
tunate psrson is less than thirty years OF
age,
-Faku, the King of the Amsponda
nation, southWard Of Natal, South
Africa, is dead. He had ever been a
stsunch ally aud friend Of the British
Government he died suddenly on the
20th OF October, in the act of taking
snuff
"A great religious demonstration is to
take place in the French Cathedral in
Montreal, before the departure of the
Canadian corps Of Pnntificisl Zouaves, on
the occasion of blessing their banners.
The Roman Catholic Bishops Of Quebec
and Ontario are expected to be present,
The families OF Mrs. Jane McCor'
mick and Rev. A. ]. Want, of Belle
| fODtaine, Ohio, were poisoned on Mon
in making cake, Fatal results were pre-
! vented by the prompt use of emetics,
-Ex Lieut.. Gov. George Hull, of San
/ disfield, Mass died at his residence there
few days ago, at the age of eighty
| years, lacking one day. Mr.. Hull was
native of Pennington, CouB.
Hon, Benjamin +. Thomas, nomi
mated for Chief Justice by Gov. Bullock
of Massachusetts, was rejected by the
4 Executive Council, because he was no
Radical enough, although his war reeorC
in Congress was sound.
Rev. Jason w. Kellogg, formerly
pastor OF the Seventh street Methods
Church, In Detroit, and more recently
Of Dearborn, Michigan, eloped on Thurs
day night last, q week ago, with th'
wife Of VIM. Moorehouse, a wealthy
farmer, living about three miles from
Dearborn. Kellogg left q wife and tw'
children, and the woman had hithertG
borne good character. Her father, a
last accounts, was in pursuit of the rev
erend scOundrel and his victim.
-fhe Macon Telegraph If Januar!
22d says: The name OF Fl d Seward
Washington, d. Co." appears upon tb'
National Hotel register, Atlanta. H
is, we learn, the son OF the Secretary o
of State, and is probably en- q tour o
reconnaissance IN the TeFEitoSles.
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MEMPHIS APPEAL.
80 .DyrRTTsERS AND PATRONS OF
~ THE APPEAL.

We take pleasure Ia an
,-o-tts,ng patrons OF the APPEAL reduction IN
-. -, 81 aaveitisinR. We make this redue-
60, ip ,ustice 70 The small advertise T, who has
,,ore,ofore been taxed dispr0portionstely TO
the large ones
Af,qr about one years effort to bring the
APPEAL. hack to it, old posi- Ion IS the leading
and NEST widely circulated paper In the state,
we have succeeded.
We Zee justified in saying, that so far IS cir
c,,iatsop is concerned, there Is no better adver-
tttns medium in the cl y or State We call
attention TO our terms for advertising. They
have been adopted by MS without consulting
spv other journst and tney will not be de-
mated f-om. They are now no higher than
those of The Journals Of Louisville, lower than
those Of New Orleans; and as low as Is COM
patibIe with the existence OF respectable
newspaper in Memphis.
Rates Of Advertising Of the Memphis
Appeal.
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NOTICE TO PARENTS.
MISS sALLIE coRhELlua

XJILL OPEN SCHOOL FOR GIRLS AND
W small Boys, on the ID JANUARY, 1858
at the residence of DIT. o. r Early, on Jones
avenue, nth door from Alabama street, and
In the rear of st. Mary's Church,
20, rrf-Iu ard am all b,v. 49,
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company with Gen. Sherman, and, after
some preliminary conversation, it was
remarked that an article in the National
LgteHigeRceT OF that date did you much
injustice. replied that had not read
the Iatetiigencer OF that morning You
first told me it was your intention to
urge him TO resign after you had with
drawn. / carefully read the ar.
ticle of which you spoke, and found its
statement of the understanding between
US was substantially correct On the
l7tb caused 1t to be read to four or five
members OF the Cabinet, who were pres
ent st our conference on the l4th, and
they concufred in the general accuracy
of statements respecting our converssr
ton on that occasion. In reply to your
communication have deemed It proper,
to prevent further misunderstanding, to
make this simple recital Of facts.
Very respectfully your ob'df serv't,
ANDREW JOHN ON.
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Combined CASA Assets, $50 500, 900.

KnIckerbocker Life Ius. Co assets aOCoOOO
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HEBREW CALENDAR.
MAsONIODIREOTORY.

l>.
LODGES,
ASgzsoxA, No. lS8 Meets lst Monday IN
eve~v month. q. Odd-Fellows' Han. cor. Court
snd Main. u. p. Forster. 254 Front street.
". NJ; John BaaInisht sec,y.
ss,rrrff AIrwpars. No. lls. Meets ID Friday Of
s-sii Ta0alh-Hell, cor. Madison and Second.
"A. d. wheeler, ~, NJ; benz. Z. fullen, Soc.
TETLa sc0TT, No 2s2 Meets lst Friday or each
UOlitb Hail cor. Madison and Second. John
Ainslie, ". NJ; Il. P. Wo0dw ard, SEQ.
HAv1rrog No. 2a8. Meets Sd Friday OF each
mOnth-odd- Fellows, Hall. P. NJ Stanley
K11.uTv,vfNs. n No. ssI III. D. Meets sta Friday
- each leontn-2J4 Frsnt street George
heleF1hs ga, ". N b, x. faiien, I'd, sec
HOYAL ARCa.
PFryrt CHAPTER, No 4. Meets % Monday OF each
ruonth-Odd d-Fellows' Han john Gent, A. Z.
d. r; B. II. Levy, sec'y.
T. -AHDE.N.
EuN1tEA Council No. .. Asets Sd Monday OF
each nonth-O1d-F FellDWs' Hall. John Gent
tn H.; n. J. Wiggin, Rec
rE1lPLAEs.
,yvs,s,yE Corarasndery, No. (. Meets 4th Mon
tsY OF each month. John Ient, Conn., N J.
Ngssiu. Eiec.
A.. AND a SCOTTISH RITE.
ai Front Street
uEavTg Lodge Of Perfection, l4tk; No. 1
51fIefi CSrslrs uliioations ID wednesday night
al each month Henry =. " Noodatd, 90 u
n; Charles N Carroll, l4tn lsee;, -, o
Sf,.sfr an VFedn esday Of each month. George
MeIlersh, sZd, O.. NJ, A. Z. Frankland, I'D
onctlo Of Princes Of Jerusalem, 18th.
20. I. Gsu3. 4. Pullsn, a2d-, Tarsh.'.i -
-. Bee,. 80. - 4,
r1A1yiAEY CIIAPrEE or Ross CsoiK, lsth,i 30. l
Chsrles ". Adams, I'D, NJ. W. n. T. Tom
gItTTPP5F DUPIlsssEIs Council OF K-h, Both.
a.. l. Henry p. Noodard, 3D. Comm
William Il GfGte 2ed, Rec o.
o. srz-rglv Cgi W E5T rEEE EssEE, Cd. JONI
Aissi.s' SD, Cozana.'. ia Chiefi Dodge Z
fs'sdeT, sd, Req,
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Park Avenue Academy,

t'HREE MILES FROM MEMPHIS, NEAR
l Memphis and Charleston Railroad. The OBJ
iect of this school IL 20 prepare boys for the
University OF Virginia or any college, or for the
active duties OF II G. In the Primary Depart
ment special attention Will be give, to Read
ing Writing and Spelling. The Principal has
andria, Richmond aud Lynehburg, vi ginia
ana designs establishing n permanent school
The Academy IL located In a community noted
for its refi nement and intelligence. and a near
Park Avenue Church, where religious services
are held every sunday. Board can obtained
session commences February 81. References /:
Or. ]. J Williams, N. VI. 1rezevant, NJ y Dead
rick H. Rayner, Esqrs., Captain r. A. Co e.
patrons; kev. ~. D. Hoge d D., Rev r. "
Moore, DID, Richmond, Va; Rev. r. L Dab.
ney, ID D., Rev. b. NJ smith, d D. unisn SEM
inary Va; Rev ]. B. IA msey, D D., judge d
A. Wilson, Hon. F b, Dean, dOn- Charles l..
Mos y, Lynchnurg, Va; Prof O. =. VsnabIe
University OF Virginia, Prof. VIM. Dinwiddie
~ - = as " T. WI7fEsR N A Frf,.s,,of
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FAssMAE's IRON TIES
FOR

TTHE undersigned have made extensive ar
il Tangements 70 supply the demand Tor these
Ties the present season.
In addition nth. FASSMAE DIAMOND TLG
and BUTTON TIE, so extensively used hereto
fore. they now offer his LLIGAT r TIF, with
teeth so arranged as 70 ( slautlT clamp The
hoop when the pressure is removes uOu the
bale and hold Il without slipping
Great pains have been taken 70 secure TIE
best quality OF iron.
These Ties are 50 simple IN their arrange
meut that they can be applied by any one, to
bales Of any size. with the same facility ane
e. pedftiOa as rope. In Strength. security and
faci lity OF application, they viii compare Ia
vorabiy with any yet introduced
The advantages OF Iron Ties are row gener-
ally recognized; but 10 Is deemed MT CCr Of
place 20 cal the attention OF those LleEe~fcd
10 the very en- phatic recon- ~ endatlOn Of I'm
deTWrfters. SteambOat Captains, arc Owners
and Agents OF Sea -teaUer and sal ing So
sells, recently published IN the uewspap-rs n
New Orleans
CHAM8E Rs & T ATTING.
General Agents, New Orleans
For sale by
MEACHAM 4 TREADWELL,
HARRIS, COCHRAN q Co.,
Memphis,
And other dealers and Grocery Merchants
ser Voc
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MRS. WOLCOTr'S CERTIFICATE.
QUINCY, Ill, November 5, 1888.
MIS-. JACKSON, Dear Madam It il with
pleasure that certify to you, that seein one
OF your circulars which contained certificates
and Endorsements from the best physicians and
the highest edicsl authorities of the United
States, cert Tying that your oils fer the COM
plexion and teeth were purely the oils, extracts
and essences OF flowers and they warrant it
when used according te directions to cure the
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Dear Madam, seeing this, and my little daugh-
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Of all to no purpose, bought one bottle OF
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; MRS. sffss'S5 WM. B. COLLINS.

AGENTS WANTED Male or Female, IN every
town and county in the United States, To in TO
duce this celebrated preparation. Agents are
now making from $50 to s209 per mon b, clear
Of expenses. Apple ton for ager' les can ne
made for the present to drs. Jackson, at the
Whftemore House. Adams street. between
Third and fourth. Memphis; or 20 the manu-
featuring depot, No. 1l3 sixth s'rset, st. Louis
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N NJ UE.Ds " VIII 1
Jersey street, bet. Sixth and Seventh
MRS. VIM. R. COLLINS CERTIFICATE.


HANSIBAL, No August 2, 1856.
MRS JACKSON Dear fadGnl L am most
happy to inform you that after having Suffered
more than three years with what some pnysi-
ms call uursin. sore mouth, or canker of the
mouth and throat, 1 tried various remedies,
but found nothing to do me any good until
heard OF your oils for the complexion and
teeth, called Queen Bees" bought one b lt-
tie went according to directions, and am truly
thankful say have fOuad permanent cure.
Hoping YOU will publish this, that other poor
sufferers may be benefited by 1t, l remain,
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