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Special Notices.
1t is Amazing

rha. the & ebie should tot.er, with up~cer.sfs step, over
the ice Of the Earth, in danger every day falling viz Tins
to the m 'rbid influences BY which We are all suri ound-
ed when u t stei and proven vegetable tonic, capable of
endowing them with the ,igor they need, is procurable
IN every city. town and settlement. 1t might reasonably
be thought tina, after the Twelve yea,'aexpcrsncs which
the world has hsd of HosTETrgAss RIfrERe, uI
sould know that its effect Is to prevent disease.
At this season the atmosphere is surehsrgad with the
seeds OF inter nii.ents, remittents, rheuma.iam, puiino.
nary disorders, billions complaints and the like. persons
whose nervous ryst sns ara relaxed are the hrst 10 sac-
cumb = ihsse q ss,empers Brace up the physieal ensr-
giles then With this potential vegetable tenic, Itisshs
mort powerful recuperent which the bctan5c kinsaon
has ever yielded - patent research md sxperiueuf.
Thr II. The biindest discipte Of the old N edieai dognas
will at least nd nit nat a tonic and Alternative, compound
ed Of approved herbs. roots and bsrks can do no harm
while the testimony OF thousands invites a triAI fits
virtues.
Vfsor 10 the thiog most needed Ia these cases a III
al In dyspepsia and nervous affections, ard H0sTET-
BlTTERs Is the safest. sarest and most whole
some strengthening pre- paratfon that human skill has
yet concooteI.
Hundreds OF physicians have abandoned all the efHcin.
al receipts aud prescribed this harmless tonic as a pre-
vensive and cure for all cases Of Chiils and Fever.
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--.nunxrr ARRoAp.

a
We quote from two Of the leading papers
Of Great Britain brief but significant para
on the impeachment Of the President
The Times is : sy~mpashising sheet and ~
dered every aid in its powersto - -
during the war, and is nov q levfngse ccofo
v;tb The reunited Democracy n ise'es' On
~ o,hsr hand. is . liberal pap'sr, 2 mani
$50 dn.;n. he war and sisee : f3sAd'y ~
,sre.t Il the cause Of fbssiy nd ssoysIh,
90, a;nd;eated and sustained BY the loyal
n msn nd patriotic soldiery pf~o~Esountry.
IT, effect likely to be produced aoroad BY
IL remoyal Of M. Johassn. nAsbA1aaess
the following extracts. The London Times
ssJss ,a
m. popularity. will certainly not be INCREASED
II ffa imi,aachment should break down. Gonsrsesr
however. was almost compelled to Try TINS Ia..
resort. Theirs vas sognach 70 lose Dy gisias ~,
tothe President, that il would nave sssn .amo
mount To 1 total defeat. The leaders nave eo"o
- ,hs conclusion that they may as well incm MI
the risks Of impeachment at once . ~.
In n,chahlv have no more effect on Mr. 'oah5ou
49, 7. Nh IN times past. lie wouia prefer 9
- ~ o,ree 10 being made the instrument 81
go no s,,t treasures v hieh afeshats'el y ham
The Ilasly Mas esYs; 1Ssa
The resolution undoubtedly marks . serious
-. i, ,he affairs Of tho Republic, although the
;asns ar he contest can hardly be doubted. Inc
President who has violated the Law oil the ,aha =
attempting to displace the Secretary h,. ~
not likely to sit still under Impeachment ny y =
i without real power. Although a powerful mi
aa,;ty s..ks TO use him-fr its own purposes has
ssnasttv i TOO much discredited Tor any party TO
male is cause his own, and he is too near the end
of bis term Of Office to make it worth any one :
while to stand or fall with his political fortunes.
Mr.. johnson. however, will probably be the iasl
man in the Republic TO discover TINS, anu ih-.ns
meantime to his binding egotism everything
r1 "a
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No man, mentioned in the pages of his
tory, would have more to answer for than
Noah, if men are responsible for the infu-
ence they exert over the world. After the
surfeit Of water to which be was e1posedi he
verY naturally ran to the opposite extreme,
got drunk and cursed the posterity Of Ham.
And now, the modern Democracy rejoice in
his principles and luxuriate in his practices.
Hatred of negroes and love of whisky being
the Alpha and Omega, the beginning and the
end, and the middle as well, of Copperhead
Democracy.
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dent in his refusal to execute the laws, and
his open violation OF them, the Gopperhsad
press now seek 10 ~inveigle the Supreme Court
inso the same disgraceful course of conduct.
The Times insists that the Court shall hurry
up the McArdie case, in order, by its prompt
decision, to defeat the operation of the stat
utes duly enacted, in the premises, by the
Constitutional law,making power Of the Gov
eminent, in strict accordance with the pro-
visions of the Constitutions Of the United
States.
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UspsR The Constitution, the President, ss
well as many other officers, are liable to i'm
peachment and trial by the Senate. The Of
lenses for which they are tried are crimes and
misdemeanors., 1t follows that the Senate
which is claimedto BE a quasi court for this
purpose, must have control Of the person OF
the accused, for the purposes OF trlal ana
sentence. iust Is the ordinary courts have 10
ordinary criminal trials. Hence, the Senate
might have ordered the arrest of Johnson
and held him in custody during the impeach-
ment trial; but in view of the fact that the
President would be on hand to submit to the
orders of the Court of Impeachment, and
could not we'll do any harm in the meantime,
the Senate has not ordered his arrest.
But should it appear in the progress Of the
trial that the President is making arrange
ments 10 resist the sentence or TO impede the
proceedings by military sioa euce, the Senate
maj at any moment arrest biz, hold him III
custody-as in the case Of any ordinary man
charged with crime-and also suspend him
from the exercise of his official functions.
There can be no question of the authority
of the Senate, acting as b Court Of Impeach>
ment in the premises, to issue whatever order
may be demanded to secure their proceedings
from interruption and TO enshre~ Che enforce
ment Of The bpal sentence in The case. Hence,
il The President ~kas~ordered Gen. Hancock
to Washington with the purpose of using him
to head q military onslaught and obstruct the
orderly proceedings in the impeachment trial,
he will very likely be headed of by his own
prompt arrest under the order of the Court
of impeachment, by which he is being tried
furshiah<rimes and nisdssaeanorss
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GEN. HANCOCK is a Democrat and went
to New Orleans to carry into effect Demo
cratic policy. He put down Union men and
put up Rebels; be tinkerel the finances and
deprecated city bonds and city scrip twenty
hve per cent. in thirty days. He has gone to
Washington 10 help the President subdue
Congress.
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Tag Military garrisons around Washington
CITY are being reinforced. This is a wise pre-
caltionary measure, and should be prose-
cutei SO as 10 render the means pf defense
sTeetull.
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GEs. Joax 81. CoasE, late of Burlington,
has been nominated to the position Of Inter
nal Revenue Collector for the Chicago
District.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-24

A CONVENTION OF the various Presbyterisn
b,iies Of the State il to be held at Iowa City
on the FIRST Wednesday Of May, TO consult 10
regard to a union Of the churches.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-24

THs name Of Horace Greeley was recently
called in the CONSTITUTIONS Convention at
Albany. There being DO RESPONSE, a wag-
gish member cried ont: He's gone to Wash
ington to bail out the President
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SENATOR DooLIrrLE, in a recent sneech. in
his peculiar buncomb style, arraigned and
inReached he congress Of the United Stsses
for seeking TO secure equal rights to men Of
all complexions. Directly the Senator will
be a~rraigning the Almighty for the high crime
and m~isdemeanor of acre ating all men Of one
blood TO dwell upon the face Of the sarth.''
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-24

Mn. SEWARD has recalled Cassius Nj. Clay,
and 50 that gentleman is constrained 10 re-
sign his position as Minister TO Ru$sis. The
place is no doubt needed to pay of some OF
] ohnsoa' ) minions, who sold out 10 him for
a consideration.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-24

FIVE Republican Senator'S were demoral;zed
by johnson, and hung on to his ~coat-tail ON
the bread-and butter issue. They we're Gov,
an, Dixon, Doolittle. Foster and Norton
Some of these hare already been ,rs.ssavto
the shades e private Me and Aeir normal
insigni6cance, and the rest of them will be
buried beyond Che reach " political resurrec-
ton, 70 so6nsas the people ees 1 chance a,
them. sysax $50 q sss s
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-24

NICHOLSON pavement costs Sda square
yard il New York, while in Brooklyn-inst
over a narrow river, it is laid for So. 1t costs
money to give a city over to the control of
thieves. =.
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The political contest in Connecticut Is wax
ing hotter and hotter, and the chances are so
nearly balanced that both parties are enconr-
aged to put forth their utmost strength. A
great many speakers, from all parts of the
country, are in the field, and doing their ut
most to rouse the people and increase the
enthusiasm of the masses. From Iowa Sen.
ator Harlan and Henry Clay Dean have been
called to take a hand, and they are speaking
daily and nightly, for their respective parties.
The election in Connecticut comes of onthe
9th of April, and the Democracy have the
advantage of about a thousand majority in
their favor last year.
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MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY.

AND II HAPPINESS OF TRUE MANHOOD.
An Essay for Young Men ON the Crime
Of Solitude, aud the Physiological Krrofs, Abuses
lad Diseases which create mpadine nts to MAR
kIAaA. With snre nasans Of Relief. Bent In aeafsd les
ter envelope. free ofcharse. Address, Dr.. J. sKiLLxn
Howard Association, Ptila ieiphia, Pa.
frb1- 3m
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Mai. Ten. ~cOmmanning

NM. ben. COMtnafIHIHR.
Mr.. f iot went on to say that the ramor that
Gen. II ward has grown wealthy in CONGESTION
9Th his a In;nistration Of the freednen's Bureau
was also false, foul. and sianderouss
M HI,inr added his denial to thai d Mr.. Eliot,
and declared that a more upright mar than zen.
Reward lid not exik in the United States, and
that ans gentleman who made an Opposite charge
nnly tis,raesd and dishonored himself In SO doing.
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MANY of the slip shod policy pandering
opperhead journals profess to see no mate
rial difference OF sentiment in the Democrat
ic party. They fail 10 see any antagonism
between Seymour, Of New York, and Pendle-
ton, Of Ohio, and aver even that Brick POM
eroy and Manton Marble entertain precisely
the same sentiments, and advocate theoreti-
cally the same policy. But while the soft, who
pretended to be for the War and the Union,
seek thus TO pull the wool over their readers
eyes, the real hard shells, who made no such false
pretences, and who do not now seek TO con-
ceal their real purpose, but boldly advocate
reputation, see a wide difference in the posi-
ton held by the leaders Of the different DEM
ocratic factions. The St. 10 Iindirator,
which goes in for reputation, and would &C.
complish il by easy stages, is exercised after
the following style, in view of passing events:
WOE wDrsh the hour. woe worth ths day, that
saw the National d mocratic Convention called to
meet in New Yoik City Right in the jaws OF
Bondholderdom; right among the jiugling coins,
and auttering coupons; right among the souiiess
money changers Of Wall street. What though
we are being fast converted into a nation # lag
zaroni, paupers, beggars-sGofdH .Goldv is the
shout of the bonded aristoeraey What care they
for the biighting, crushing taxes, high tariffs, and
starvation prices? New York City is not the
place for q Democratic Convention But til de
cree has gone forth, and there it will be held
Send there no dodgsr, no shufier, NO policy
man Damned be spelfcy' when the life Of a ma
tion is at stake hurrah for Pcndleton aud
Greenback Payments !"
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ToITan. T. II. Eliots
pgan STA: You have called my attention to
an absurd charge made against me, that have
said or done something which looked as If ia
vored the intermixtarc by marriage q the white
and black population. This charge originated
with certain men who hate Inc. 0i cpurse there
i. no shaaow Of truth in it. In all the Bureau
sork promoting marriage, have had no case oil
rs ti,d i, AT nnon. and none IL known at my
80 40 heard If trustees has never considered
he subject, and has never, to my knowledge,
privately or officially sought to do 20, Whatever
words / may have used, this charge Il untrue.
90 HowAtp,
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cry. HOWARD vIsDIcArED.

Ia a recent discussion, Fernando Wood,
among other slanderons charges against zen.
Howard, stated that he was in favor OF the
i~n.ernarriage Of blacks and whites. In re-
ply, Mr.. Elliot said:
Before proceeding TO answer the arguments
against the bill, he desired to brush away 8 ioa'
.iander which had found q mouthpiece here. lie
I'D not know but that the gentleman from Aew
York, Nj Yooa, ras 70 be congratulated on hay
ing found an opportunity to inject into the dis-
sassion a SANDER born Of private iii-wii- ihs,e
was no SANDER so foul. or so destitute of truth,
thai would not, when thrown on air by an ensen-
omed tongue, find some friendly voice to give II
circulation and the Offspring OF this eaiamny
might be himself congratulated as the offspring Of
mind aad heart having found a ht godfather IN
the gentleman from New York. When that sian
der frst came to his (Eliot'sl notice, he had ads
dressed a no.e to the semmandef on the subject,
.nl he would read his answer. 1t was as follows;
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-08-14

From Sabinsviiie, Ia tbs county oi
Tioga, via Mixtown and Sanderlin.
vile, to Ulysses, in the county of Pot
| ter.
From English Centre, in the county
of Lycoming, to Morris Post Office,
at w. w. Babb's, in Morris township,
In Tioga county
From Alba, in Bradford county, to
Fall Brook, in the county of Tioga.
From Fallen Timber, via ellis
Mills, Glen Council, and Elders
Mills, to Carrolton.
From the city of Reading, via Black
Bear Tavern, Obey turnpike road, and
Manatauney Post Office, to Pike Post
Office, in Pike township.
Tennessee.
From Belle Station to Dyersburg.
From Taylorsville, via Stoney Greek,
to Elizabethtown.
Vest Virginia.
From Glengary, via Shokeys, to
Unger's Store.
From Kanawha Salines to Lie
more's.
Wisconsin.
From Westfeld, via Lawrence, to
Spring Bluff.
From Freeman to Lower Lynxville.
From Muscada to Richland Centre.
From Chiffon, via Bachelor School
house, Potter's Mills. Duell's Mills,
Rrillion, and Hollands to Wrights-
town.
From la Crosse. via Chaseburg,
Enterprise, and Springville, to Viro-
qua.
From White Hall to Franklin.
From Meillsville to Dexterville.
From HixtOn, via Pole Grove, to
Houghtonburg.
From Garden Valley, via Augusta,
to Eau Claire.
From Pine Hill, via Hop Hollow,
to tho Saint Croix Railroad.
From Goole to Hillsboro'.
From Debillo, via Oaks and Iron
ton, to Barbado.
Utah Territory.
From Eagle Valley to Panaccea.
From Pinto, via Hamblin and Pal
sifer, to Panaccea.
Approved July %, 1868.
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disappointed in his face, snd yet 1t
must have been the same. and you
can imagine how proud and happy we
were when Mr.. Dickens came out
upon the platform with a bunch OF
trailing aTbutus in his buttOn-hole.
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ElUREIsE1FR-T.EIRTFsETs

- the Lumber Business at his OLD stand
at the corner Of Main and Seventh Streets
ana would respectfully inform tile public
that his stock is large and second 10 none
in the assOrtments, EN- attracting Pine OF El
thicknesse5 and quality, from the nic
Third Common Saginaw Board up
Three-inch First clear Plank.
Also, 800 DOORS OF various thlckugzc
and styles and
Efs,ODO LIGHTS.
Window Sash, Pine and Poplar ShiuglC.t
3 and 4-feeL Lath, Mouldlugs, Castings
Quarter Round, We, tEo.
Orders from the country, river or rtt8
filed promptly.
Se2f d3m JOHN I'll. SLOW iG&-
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Builders and Painters

EyTE HAVE EN STORE
~
6l.O0O pounds strictly pure White Lead,
5000 pounds pure star White l.end
$1,000 pounds Bay state " hiLc Lead.
600 GALLONS Iiuseed OF.
$3.50 pounds No. Putty, ia Bidders
GINS.
Window Glass. OH sizes.
CflaZters' Points and Putty Knives.
COLOE5 OF every variety DRY Or
ont. All OF which we are selling as che
al can be purchased ln he West.
KELLER Il WHITE,
Rh0lesale Druggists, Erans0ille, Iad,
nacn6 u
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!. ~ I. 7 u Il sFAYS..,

A New Perfume for the Hand kerC hief
exquisite, Delicate, Lasting Fragrance.
PHALON & SON, New YORK.
Sold by All druggists. LJys Oily
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PHAE.DN's 8. PApEEEAN SOAP for
the Toilet. Nursery and b0tn, VIII h"t
chan fine skin. Price . cents per cake.
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GA I'D.

In retiring from the above partnership I
desire 10 return nay thanks TO my friends
who have favored me With business. and
would aslz their continuance with the new
firm. JAMES - t-l-i4t..
Evansville. Jan. %.
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Arrivals and Departures .
BOATS Due.

Among the first boats due here are
the Cumberland, from Cairo; Sham
rock, for st. Louis; Rose Hite. from
Louisville; Nightingale, from ST.
Louis; Emma No. 3, for New Or
leans; Louisville, from New Orleans;
Fanny Brandeis and J. p. Webb,
from Cincinnati.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-08-14
LUMBER. 80.

TREBLE. MYERS a. bro,
CSuccessors 10 steele 9 TrlbIe,j
1rANUFA CTURERs or AND DEALERS IN
Sash, Doors, Blinds, Frames,
M0ULDINGS, sc.
All orders for work i'm the Building line
are promptly attended 10.
We keep constantly ON hand ali kinds
of LUMBER, PIN u and POPLAR FLoOh-
ING, WEATHERBOARD &c
Scroll Saving OF every description AKA
Dressing OF Lumber done tO order,
Factory al the Old stand OF steele p
Tribe,
Second St., bet. Chestnut and CheEIE5
FvANsVTLLE, IND.
apl4 dtf
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PHALON's "PAPHIAH LOTION 50
For Beautiglng The Skin and Com
pleXiGn.

Removes all Erupfions, Free les, PIN
pies, Moth BlOtches, Tan etc. and renders
the skin SOFT, jar, and blooming.
For Ladies In the Nursery ~ is luValu-
able.
For Gentlemen after Shaving 10 LAS no
equal.
: Paphian Lotion % is the only reliable
remedy for diseases and biemlsnes OF the
Skin.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-08-14

The weather, yesterday, was clear
and cool in the morning. but hot in
the sun towards noon. the mercury
rising to 84' in the shade. The river
during the twenty-four hours ending
at B o'clock yesterday, had risen
about three inches, and was abont
stationary. 1t will be found falling
to-day. 1t is falling steadily at all
points above, with, however, a good
channel depth of water for medium
class boats.
Arrivals and Departures.
The arrivals and departures up to
3 o'clock yesterday, included the Lin
ton, from Eastport; Mollie Norton,
Henderson, to return; Petrell No. =,
Galliapolis to Paducah; Ollie Sulli-
van to Cannelton; Morning Star, Lou
isville to return.
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rrun. Ruuo,d, certainly It's aff.irs are vel
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nave had ~ self-iHIerest 10 persuinC
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missiles frnm b-hiud "masked b,ttrry r.
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mvbt dunug the present year aud which
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