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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-05-18
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

EDS. STATEsMAN:-Please announce the name Of
AaBo MANN. of Jefferson township. as Candidate
for the office of County Commissioner. subject to
decision of Democratic County Convention. +
dlt&wtcjuneI1 MANY DEMOCRATS.
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QUICK TIME AROUND THE WoRLD.-The
tour OF the world can be made in two
months and half. When the Pacific Rail-
road is finished from New York to San
Francisco win take seven days from
San Francisco to Hong Kong, by way of
Yokohama, twenty days; from Hong Kong,
by steamer, to Suez, thirty-two days; from
Suez to Paris, six days; from Paris to New
York, ten days; in all seventy-five days.
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EVENING SESSION.
COL. 8. PIKE AND cHRALL.

COL. 8. PIKE AND CHhALL'
Mr.. GALLUP offered the following res
olution, which was adopted: ~
II. r. No. 165, RESOLVED, That the thanks
of this House are hereby rendered to Col.
Samuel Pike, Sergeant-at-Arms, and Col.
J.. s. Grail, First Assistant Sergeant-at-
Arms, for the very efficient and gentle
manly manner they have performed the
duties of their respective positions.
DEAF AND DUMB ASYLUM.
Mr.. HILL, of Defiance, from the COM
mittee to whom was referred the matter of
chase OF furniture, &C., for the new Deaf
and Dumb Asylum, reported that said COM
mittee had had the matter under consider
alton, and found the following articles to
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-05-18

CHANGE OF TIME.-We call the attention
OF the travelling public to the new time
card of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad in
another column. -
This road now offers to passengers from
two to eight hours quicker time to Balti-
more and Washington than any other
route.
This, with the advantage of free visit to
Washington City, which is offered to all
passengers holding through tickets to East
ern cities. must give to this line large
travel. Tourists, we are sure. will appre-
ciate their many advantages. There is now
no change of cars at the Ohio river.
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HOUSE OF Rgr,1EsENTATryEs,

= Alter prayer, the members proceeded to
: the Senate chamber. Upon their return
: from which,
Mr.. WASHBURNE as chairman of the
COMMITTEES of the Whole, reported the pro-
gress of the impeachment trial. sssiE .sh
Adjourned. =
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IA War, its causes. character. conduct and RESULTS
by Hon. ALEXANDER ID. STEPHENS. Its ready sale,
com bined with an increased Commission, make it
the best subscription book ever published. One
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Your committee therefore recommend
the passage of the following House resolu-
[Signedl, w. D. HILL,
j. B. POND,
w. PARR,
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For a lunch, Hennebo has everything
you may want.
- 2 A. HENNEBo,
apo No. IL West Broad Street.
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ap 20 a No. 13 West Broad Street.
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SENTENCING PRIsoNERs.-Judge Olds on
Saturday sentenced the prisoners tried be-
fore him, as follows:
Frank Walls, indicted for burglary and
found guilty. Sentenced to five years in
the Ohio Penitentiary.
Edward Harris, indicted for murder, and
found guilty of murder in the second de-
gree. Sentenced to the Ohio Penitentiary
during his natural life.
John Price, indicted for burglary and
found guilty. Sentenced to the Ohio Peni-
tentiary for five years.
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CoMMTTTEE OF CONFERENCE.

Mr.. DUNCAN, from the joint committee
Of Conference on the matters in difference
between the two houses relative to House
amendment to Senate bill No. 25l making
appropriations, reported and recommend
ed that the House recede. The question
was upon receding. The report was agreed
to-yeas 56, nays s. So the House receded
from its amendments.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-05-18

eY A days length this week is fourteen
hours and thirty-one minutes.
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The fourth sswhereas'' was adopted...yeas
36, nays ~. The fifth where's was
adopfed-yeas 81 nays ~. The sixth
S~hereash was reiected-yeas %, nays 80.
The nreambie and resolution are as fol-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-05-18

EMIGRANT AGENTS REPoRT-Our friend
Gas. H. Campen, emigrant agent at
this point has our thanks for his usual
weekly tavors. From him we learn that
7S5 emigrants have passed through this
city during the week ending Saturday,
May 10Th, seeking settlement as follows:-
Ohio, ~: Missouri, 142; Illinois, 172; Indi-
ana, 4s; Kentucky, 26; Tennessee, 81; Wis
consin, 90; Minnesota, 80; Iowa, 43; Mich
igan, 81; Louisiana, Total 7S5.
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LOCAL NEWS.

METEOROLOGICAL TABLE, prepared and
corrected by w. J. Savage. Jeweler, 81
South HIGH street: ~ ---- ---.4
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B- Yesterday was Rogation Sunday.

eW To-day is the anniversary of the
investment of Vicksburgh in 1868.
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FILED SATURDAY.-The following GER
tificate of incorporation, of the Crestline
Union Store Company, was filed with the
Secretary of State Saturday. 1t is organ
lied for the purpose of purchasing grains,
goods, groceries, &C., distributing the same
to consumers at the actual cost of holding
and distributing the same. Principal office
in Crestline, Crawford county. Capital
stock $4,000, in shares of So each. Robert
Carnes, j. G. Rayer, G. P. Frank. Nelson
Ring, Philip Fisher, Patrick Dunn, A. c.
Dazy, j. w. Kimmell, George Stull and
Frank Whitney are the corporators.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-05-18

h. r. NO. 157.
Resolved, That the thanks of this House
are hereby rendered to L. Curtis, of the
Cincinnati Commercial, for the very able and
impartial manner with which he has re-
ported the proceedings of the Democratic
cuucusses of this Legislature.
Mr.. BELVILLE reported back S. B. No.
172 authorizing trustees of cemetery asso
Citations TO sell and transfer by deed of
trust, such lands as they hold in trust to
township trustees and the council of in
corporated villages. The bill was read the
third time and passed-yeas 90, nays 6.
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SECOND DISPATCH.

WASHINGTON. May 16.-The President
has been acquitted on the 11th article.
Votes for conviction and 10 for acquit-
tai.
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On the top of the sign sat huge owl,
the very picture of Gen. Comley. AS he
sat there supreme in his gravity, he seemed
like the spirit of the Journal Office waiting
for the returns of the last California cleo
ton and result of impeachment, with every
prospect of its souring on his stomach, and
refusing to believe the current reports, and
demanding facts, my boy, facts"
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,rha S,,, rth &c xg1ereasr was adopted-yeas
az. navs %. The fifth "whereas" was
adopted-yeas 80. nays a. Inc slxsn l
awhereasn was rejected-yeas ~. nays %.
The preamble and resolution are do ioi-
lows:
BY MR.. PENNIsTEN.
/. WHEREAS, 1t appears from printed
copy of charge pu nisne.s ~ @ sae ItSeela,aa
nv Stephenson Burk, one of the judges of
the conrt Of Common Pleas for the fourth
iudi,ial district, to the grand jury of Sum-.
init county, Ohio, on the 2Sth day of April,
-ls6S, that sai6 judge instructed said jury
shat san act supplementary to the act en-
titled an act to preserve the purity of elec-
tions. passed March Goth, 1871. and to pro-
tect the judges of elections in the discharge
of their duties," passed April 18th, 1858,
was clearly in violation of the Constitution
OF the State of Ohio, and utterly nuil and
void in all its grounds ofchailenge, conciu-s
sion and penalties. and shouia DC 50 Iegar-
ded and treated by said grand jury, and
q WHrREAs, No case was pending before
, satd iudee involving the constitutionality
of said law and no decision has been made
bv the Supreme Court of OHIO, or any
other judicial tribunal, declaring said law
to be Unconstitutional; and
g. WHEREAS, The charge of said judge
Is a false and willful Misrepresentation OF
the provisions of said law, for the purpose |
of exciting lawless resistance thereto; and, |
4. WHEREAS, Said law in its application
to persons challenged on the ground of a
"distinet and visible admiXture of African
blood,n only requires them to establish |
that shey are entitled to vote as white male
citizens of the United States, by an exam
ination under oathand proof by witnesses
as to their qualifications in the same man
ner as is now provided by law in the case
of persons challenged on the ground OF
non-age or non-residence. whose votes
may be rejected for not answering fully the
questions and taking the oath prescribed
by law, in the act of March 1st, 1871, and
the amendatory act of April 10th, 1857,
passed by Republican legislature; and,
8. WHEREAS, 1t is proper that full in I
quiry be made into the facts as to the con- !
duct of said Judge in openly defying the Z
power OF the State, and set /
ting aside an act of the legislature without a
a hearing. Therefore, c
Resolved, That the judiciary committee !
of this House be, and they are hereby in '
to inquire into the facts in refer s
ence to the conduct of said Judge Stephen.
son Burk, and examine the charge to said
grand jury, and report to this House at an
early day, whether said judge should not T
be impeached for high crimes and misde- q
meanors, under the provisions of the Con-
stitution of this State.
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L. CURTIS. REPORTER.

Mr.. PARR, on leave, offered the follow
ing resolution, which was adopted:
N ID 40 J57
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-10-02

b lPERsoNAL-Mr. & Gillh Shanklin,
who has been sojourneyiug IN Europe
for the last three and a half years, ar
rived home yesterday evening by the
Morning Star. He is looking much.
improved physicallg.i1W ron o. ,ltp,
May Startling. of Henderson, was In
the city yesterday on business. Mr..
Jerome Watson, Cof the same city,
was also in the city, and Judge Benz
nett Of Smithland, Kentucky.
Mr.. A. M. Phelps, of Newbnrg, was
in the city, yesterday and was, we are
glad nte learn, enjoying greatlpiim-
proved health. uHespeaks dhopefully
of the pohtieale prospects I'M Warrick
County. .E0aaadZaH HoH -1aW 80
Mr.. H II -Kneelahd, from the IA
nous commission house of Carlos
Cobb, New York, was o in the city,
Eyesterdsy.nf4oi5 isom euigGd -yiuu
1 Robert Logan,Gof Petersburg. ar r.
rived by last nights traindO D'''s 10
z1MrtJ oshUa klsop; of Catlisie,g and
one of the Directors of qtheo E.H&.vC.
Railroad, was in the city; yesterday.
He eftldbyb last7 nights packet for
/ Owensboro.Y 9iiia2 r9ma8ia rel o.
II We had Lthen great pleasure last
I night to smeet dour former fellow
tewnsmano Mr. GilIison aMaghee, who
arrived by hast nights train fromu his
new home an New Jersey. lie is
! hooking exceedingly weli,aand left; his
family, asr their many friends here
viii hetelad to learn, in good health
land we'll pleased with their new
hDme.sssnsT s.-5bsmlstaf e
/ 81 Mr.. Maghee brings most cheering
accounts of the political prospects in
4 the great metropolis of the nation,
He reports thelmest striking changes
! going on in New York City ana Sta tie,
a iespeciallylamdDg the Irish adopted
citizens who have formed several
Irish Grant Clubs. The changes are
4 remarkable and startling to the De-
smocraey. nsThe1leading Icommercial
menlef New York are almost unani-
/ nous fer Grant, and hundreds who
have always voted the Democratic
ticket openly declareothemscives for
Grant, peace. and o. stable Covers
ment. z9ViH dsEdeW 103 ~.,,s,,,z
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REGIsTERING.--TAe work Of regis
tering the voters Of the Several wards
a4DJaas and precincts of the county, under
the recent action Of the County Com
missioners, was commenced yesterday,
80 and far progress was made. A full
board met in each ward, as had been
id appointed by the Commissioners, and
-.. everything passed off pleasantly. The
boards meet again to day at A. NJ.
saae+~' and will continue in session until s
o'clock to night. We are gladrtoy see
Ell pleasant Spirit manifested on both
sides. -kCeI e.
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BEFORE JUSTICE WALKER.--J a.

BEFORE JUSTICE WALKER.--J u.s.
"A 81 tice Walker, in addition to holding
Court as Recorder yesterday, also
;ea.sBr held a court of his own, which was
l-o occupied chiefly BY a civil suit be-
tween some three or four Americans
= Of African descent and white man.
Warrants WERE however, issued
-szo1l .li1E against George w. Wade on affidavit
Of Charley Bradley, For provoking an
assault, the other branch of the case
s s24af having been adjudieat6d before JUS
'elao tiCe Emery. Also against James
s.r johnson, charged with assault and
10 81. battery on VIM. Jones. q both colored
individuals. These cases will be tried
siC0t to-day. hne l9fH9g9g0 ~ -
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II Nv Il R NE w Q
FOr other RtUer Items see 7nfrd Page.

The river was about stationary last
evening. and was nearly clearof drift.
1.-THE additional arrivals and de-
partures were the packets to Hender-
son; Morning Star, Louisville and
return; Quickstep to Cairo; Judge
Fletcher, Louisville to New Orleans;
Falls City, Louisville to Bowling
Green; Golden Era, Paducah to Gin
cinnati: Melnotte, Cincinnati to St.
Louis. .-~ 49,
The morning Star had good trips
both ways. She took over $4,000 feet
Of Lumber from the Sam. Orr, and
did not get off till after l o'clock this
morning 1.-The Judge Fletcher
hadsa good trip. She looks very fine.
-........ The Raven, with large tow of
empty barges. passed up last night.
.....:...The Mollie Norton towed a
barg5 loaded with four cars to Hen
dersonq and the Sallie v. barge
loaded with railroad iron.......The
Fails City had a good trip......The
Melnotte was deeply loaded. In at
tempting to raise her chimneys- after
passing the bridge at Cincinnati one
1Qf them broke, and she is making the
trip ito st. Louis with her smoke
stacks reclining on her pilot house.
1.-THE Kate Putnam was expected
last night. 8. = l,5I 4 ~, t4Si ~ 81
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-10-02

ga The mammoth Jewelry Store
gof GEIssLER 81 DELANG,s No 48 Main
Street. is Headquarters for everyth hing
in their line. Their Fall stock Il is
now complete; and being prepared to
manufacture solid. gold jewelry, en-
ables them to sell unusually low.
Their stock of Gold and Silver
Ladies' and Gents Watches exeels
everything in the city. Fhey have
decidedly the best selection of jew
elry, Diamonds, Watches, Clocks. and
Silver-Ware in the city, and will be
sold at prices to suit the times. { 1t ;
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MORE RAILROAD IRoN.-Rails for
the Evansville, Henderson u Nasht
vile Railroad continue. to arrive in
considerable quantities over Or the
Evansville and Orlwfordsville Rail-
road. 1t arrives faster than it can be
carried forward to Henderson. Yes
terday the Sallie V. towed a barge
loaded with rails to Henderson. but
there was more on the levee last
night than she took. In addition to
this, a considerable amount was
drowned by the rapid rise of the river
on Monday ~ twill be got out wher
the water falls. .11-T
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AnlTaselrlemts.

y no .ttasEt AEAAA4SfAAAFAAA$af
OPERA, HoUsEzThe audience at
the Opera House last night was
ss;hamefulIy snaff, while the character
of theg peffermaBee was a vast inns
proyementyop that Of the previous
night: az Faint Heart Never Won
Fair Lady was very fairly present
ed. of'Ilove in Livery naEas avery
lively farce, and each part was well
sustained and tBe playa.was received
with decided favor. Miss hRickcords,
Mr.. Barrieanda Mr.. Saphore man
ifested real talent inhs the rem
dition g of their respective roles.
Rustic EdueatioR,' which Is
only q another lSname for Rough
Diamond. = presented j. more rough
diamonds = ~ than one! The only
passabfes characters were Miss Lopez,
as "tMargery, 9ls Lester Belts, as
Cousin Joe," and Mr.. .Stanselle, as
q /" Lord Piats, y The play elected NC
applause, a good bill represented for
tonight. On Monday, night will be
presented the great Sensation, "z5ras-
l.tre,s3a, with a full ballet Mr.. Melville
a very fine eoinmedian and a great
favorite5 with Evansville audiences.
arrived ast.night, and viii appear on
Monday night. His many friends viii
fs' gazy upon himYPad 31a.I.l
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THE HoRsE TAMER.-Frank LesIi,

THE HORSE TAMER.-FrankL Leslie
has sent out with his ILLUSTRATED news,
paper for October Sd beautiful col
ored engraving, representing the boy
= = s8Uiysses s. Grant teaching his horse
Dave to pace. 1t is a beautiful and
suggestive picture. Weare under OBJ
.,.. legations to John w. Scott, corner of
'l 1909 Second and Main Streets, for copy.
Also for a copy of the Radical Drum
Call, small music book containing
choice music and glees. IelDQC
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MEETING AT Cypress DIX

MEETING AT CYPRESS DALE
.eIGi There was q yery,large and interest
ing Republican meeting at Cypress
,1o Dale last night, at which the attend
- ance was unusually large Stirring
speeches were made by Dr. RiehL Of
-1no. Illinois. and Captain TomRsmelt, of
s.rrla.I d this city. which were attentively
listened to and warmly applauded
sas 20 Several of the candidates on the coun-
-psis- ty ticket were present and made them
selves acquainted with the sovereigns.
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FLOUR! FLoURlI-We have full
stock of Flour, Of different grades and
brands, in, barrels and sacks, which
we will sell at lowest rates. =
h ". ia. RUFFNER,. JR.. & Co,
oc2 IF No Main Street.
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: SALTl SALTl SALTLWeinow offer
TO. the trade 10000 barrels fresh Ka-
nawha salt at g so for small barrels
and s. 80 for large BARRELS. 60,
e adt a. RUFFNER, u r., & Co. - 2
90 n-'4 s57assb Nc. 79Main Street
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1River DigDnfclaes.


MEMPHIS, October Weather
cloudy and warm, with indications of
rain. The river is rising at tue rate
of a foot per day. The Arkansas is
falling, with II feet water to Little
Rock. White River is falling. De-
parted--Magenta AID Indiana, for
New Orleans; Marble City and Com
monwealth, for st. Louis. axe.
CAIRO, October 1.-City of Cairo,
Memphisto St. Louis. IL P NJ; Ar
mazda, Evansville packet, 10 A. NJ;
WmsWhite. Padu packet, 10 A. NJ;
Able, Saint Louis to New Orleans,
4P. M julia, Saint Louis to Vicks-.
burg. 5lP. NJ; Importer, Saint Louis
to- Fort Smith, IL P. M; Forsyth,
Saint Louis 10 Memphis, 7PM. The
river has risen 3 feet 6 inches; wealth
er clear BIS ll.A
p NASHVILLE, Oct. 1.-The river is
falling rapidly, with 20 feet on Har-
peth Shoals. The weather is clear
5aud pleasant G The Alpha departed
for Cairo and the Emma Floyd for
Cincinnati. Hi tfsA
NASHVILLE, Oct. 1.-The City
Council elected Saturday, together
with Mayor Alden, were sworn into
office to-day. Col. Thornburg and
the candidates for City Council who
Faa on his ticket entered protest
and announced their intention to con-
test the validity of the election. %
An indignation meeting of citizens
iwasrheld On the Public Square to-
night and denounced the election as a
fraud. TA.Er#4T T
ST. LOUIS, October 1.-Arrived-
Belle Memphis, Memphis; Harry
johnson, Itasca aud Victory, Keokuk ;
Pauline Carroll, New Orleans; Anna,
Cincinnati; Shreve, Vicksburg. De-
parted CLARA, Wyandotte, Harry
johnson, Itasca, Sucker States st.
Paul; Mountaineer, Omaha; Isabel
| Ia, Tennessee River; Victory, Keo-
kukg The river is falling here, but
another Slight rise in the Upper Mis-
sissippi is reported. The weather is
cloudy, with indications Of rain. The
Memphis Packet Company have sold
the steamer Golden Eagle to Captain
Davis. Of Duff & Fletcher, for 800
600. She will be put in the Cincin-
natl and Wheeling trade. .ZlfIit
PiTTsBURG, Oct. 1.-There are five
feet tTo inches water in the, channel
and falling slowly. The Weather is
cloudy. -hl3 =
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-10-02

rod KENo.AWe have good reason to
believe, that I" Keno " has been opened
again in the city. and is being run
nightly, but in SO quiet a manner
that, of courses the police, who mani
tested such an honest discrimination
some months ago to break it up, are
unable to discover its haunts. We
are led to suspect " keno's = presence
from the number of mysterious look
ing cards we see handed around.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-10-02

u LosT.-A brown leather Nemordm-
dunn Book, belonging to- Mr.. j. w.
Bingham somewhere between1M Mr.. II.
ID. Alfs's residence and store room. A
suitable reward viii be paid for its
return to Mr.. Allis, at his Office on
First street, near Vine. 4 '1I;
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PRoXIsIoNsl Provisions la fun
supply of choice sugar.cured and
plain canvased hams on hand and for
sale at less than Cincinnati prices.
nlH2 L.zRUFFNER, j R.a& Co,
291clL8lq No. Main Street.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-10-02

REcoRDER's CoURT.-The Records
or having left the city yesterday. JUS
tice Walker played the role of Re-
corder; but the only business that
claimed his attention were a few dog
cases, which are not yet all disposed
q of. We shall watch the progress of
9 events with some interest. s0os TOOK
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-10-02

CoURT OF COMMON PLEAs.-There
was nothing Of general public interest
before the Court of Common Pleas
yesterday. The business of, the term
is nearly closed out. One case Of
Importance yet remains to be tried,
which viii probably come up to-day,
otherwise the Court will most proba-
bly, adjourn to the next term. 9aI.-,
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ROBERT SMITH,

81 tliQJ n a q Il. L a X O rs
MAIN STREET, bet. Fourth and Fifth
l.vArsvILLE, IND,
Has Just received a rev aearse, the finest
ever IN the eltys li sS sIi s4L ~, o.
constantly on hand, - oa4d Ally sod3m'
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-10-02
CITY NEWS,

VERY APPRoPRIATE.-At recent
meeting of a SteambOatmen's Asso-
! citation the following toast was drank:
Kentucky-the home of the De-
mocracy." o, l---l 5ii4
The last ditch of the Democracy
would have been still more apprOpri-
ate. .2IE1uN
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LOCAL NOTICES.

PRovIsIoNsl Provisions - We
have full supply of Hams, Should
ers, Sides, Lard, &c, &c, which We
offer to the trade at the lowest prices,
3 -a / ! L. sRUFFNER. JR., & Co., 1@'
T" oct3tf.' No. z Main Street.