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VI tuALiOu ~ buC fdtue VI Il Au1IG4o VI
dollars each year, and who, for that
privilege does not pay, perhaps, five
dollars Of tax. ought to consider the
matter.
RECORDERS CoURr. - no. Reit
was arrested on the charge of steal
ing lot of glassware from the Zouave
Exchange, and taken before the Re
corder, who held him to bail in the
sum of $500, in default Of which he
was sent TO the county Jail
Susan Smith, probably one Of the
original Smith family, made charge
that one Louis Geiger had made an
assault upon her son. George was
not arrested. The case viii, proba-
bly,, be heard to-day.
Next came Mollie Williams, against
whom a charge on the part Of the
city was made, that said Mollie was
guilty of keeping house of ill-fame
somewhere in Lamasco. The case
was heard by jury of twelve chosen
men, and argued by one attorney on
the part of the city, and two on the
part of the defense. GrandiIoquent
speeches were made, the attorney for
the city boiling over fairly with in
dignation at the idea that a house of
that kind should be permitted in the
city, and insisted that the severest
penalty of the law should be infected
One of the attorneys on the part Of
the defense took g. tilt at the sym
pathies of the jury, declaring that it
was the duty of men to take into
their arms unprotected females"
The pleading, in the main, was fully
up to the standard of that Of the
Tombs lawyer, i'll the great sensa-
tiOnal play of Under the Gaslight, -
which most of our theatre gocrs will
recollect; but for the benefit of those
who never attended the theatre it
may be we'll enough to give a synop-
sis of that pleading. A wandering
minstrel, with a monkey, is arrested
on charge of disturbing the peace Of
the neighborhood. The Tomos law
yer appears in his defense. He says:
Your Honor II appear for this
man. We admit that we made a
noise and disturbed the peace of the
neighbors, but my client is a stranger
in a strange land, and was only seek
ing by the aid of this monkey, to
make an honest living; but, your
Honor, the myrmadons of the law
came down upon him. "
Julge-"Conm.t him for ten
days"
Attorney-"But what will you do
with the monkey
Judge-"Commit him TOO.
Lawyer-"You cant do it, Judge,
there Is nothing in the statute that
will authorize you 70 commit the
monkey"
Judge" Then he shall 60 without
the monkey
Lawyer-"Wha.? Separate that man
from his monkey. Way Judge that
is heartlessness unheard Of What
viii the monkey do2 It may be tire
father or the mother Of many little
monkeys. aad if It's foster father /,
taken away. the monkey aud all the
little monkeys viii srarve This last
stirring appeal 10 the Judge was the
means of clearing the man and his
monkey. What The jury done IN the
case above named, We are unable Il
state.
g. A. R.-The Army Of the Re
Dublic meets Tonight at their new
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MORE NOvELTIEs.-W 90 len Cards,
I'll de hinge Cards, japanese Cards,
Crystal Cards, Antique Cards, and all
the newest styles Of Wedding, Call
ing and Party Cards, at the
mh14 lw JOURNAL OFFICE.
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B1- Charter oak and PtQuet Note
Paper.-We have a nice assortment
Of the above brands of NoAe and Let
ter Paper. Quality equal to any in
the Country. JOURNAL Co
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BD- Examine WARRES 4 CoNYNg-
TONS stock of BABY CABS before
purchasing.
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COTTON SALEs-Thad. p. Gibson
4 Co. sold at auction, yesterday, a
large lot of cotton, at from 1850 to
21Ec-full up to the Louisville mar
ket. There was also another sale in
the city, at from 174c to 21lc These
figures Of course give an exceeding
small margin for transportation and
profit Cotton merchants 10 our city
do not fail to secure the highest price
for that article. Those who have
consignments to make will do we'll to
make a note of that fact.
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Having eagaged the services of
first class upholsterer, Gate with s.
Myer 4 Co.. / am now prepared to
furnish full ParlOr Suits Of all descrip-
tions. Of my own manufacture, which
| can warrant for durability. / have
also a large stock Of Bedroom and
Cottage Furniture Cali and examine
before purchasing elsewhere
L. ARMSTRONG, II Main ST.
Sign of the Big Bedsread
n. B.-Spring Mattresses made to
order. and Upholstered Furniture re-
paired. febl4-tf
4Htl,oarFs HELM Needles, an Patent
Vrappers, are superior to all others
Machines Use Cark's Spool C0Hoa
Clark's Spool Cotton is the best
Ladies! use Clark's Spool Cotton.
Milward's Needles are the best.
Clarb's Spool Cotton is 8 Cord to 80
Take none other than Clark s Cotton.
-O-
lMid0ard's Needles for sale everywhere.
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BJ-A splendid assortment Of En-
Yelops can be found at the Journal
office.
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No TRANsFERs.-The entry book
in the Recorders Office shows no real
estate transfers for the week ending
yesterday.
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GOING EAsT--Large quantities of
corn are passing through the city for
the eastern market every day.
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g. A. R.-Tae Army Of the Re
public meets tonight at their new
hail, over Frederick store. on lower
Third Street.
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DID ADJoURN-The County Com
missioners' Court DID adjourn day
before yesterday, as was announced
in the JOURNAL, the announcement
in the Courier TO the contrary not
withs;anding 1t is a little trouble to
get local fac's sometimes, but the peo-
pie expect them, and have right to
them. That Court will be in session
on Monday next
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THEFT,-John Reit was arrested
yesterday on charge Of stealing "a lot
of glass tumblers from the Zouave
Exchange, and lodged IN Jail. John
probably had an idea Of going into
the saloon business, opening a bar,
&c, and was DESTROYS of getting bar
furniture cheap He will figure next
at the bar of the court but until that
time arrives, he will be allowed the
privilege of looking through bars.
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PROBABLY OF INrEREsT.-Lt may
be Of interest to those who have
nothing else TO do, and would not
probably attend to business if they
had TITO state chat some eases will be
heard before Esquire Esnsry, to-day,
that may suit their tastes
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& CURB sTONE.-A new curb-stone is
being put down on Locust Street, be-
tween Second and Third Streets.
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CORRECTIoN.-In the report of the
receipts and expenditures of Union
and Perry Townships published yes
.terday, both we're set down to Perry
Township, The first repor, was that
rendered by the Trustee OF Union
Township
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Farm for Sale.

"a. SPGE SDID FARM OF IS ACRES,
- in the edge Of the City of Evansville,
l-zEsIaana- fhis farm Is in full view of the
esz1t5- 3 Z Is IA 3 high state Of cultivation,
EEE.s OF % the finest dwei ing houses in
.l&la- country. entirely new. good barn. sta
'.-sazes3 and all neeessary outbuildIngs, and n
zzzEs1endid selection Of almost every variety
So 3rutt trees, : apes, Shrubbery and flow
MS, and plenty of good water. 1t viii be
"a p&d altogether, or the improvements with
"a part OF the land. For further particu-
Sfl-S inquire of ALVAH job NSON,
Real Estate Agent, Evansville, IND.
guE-3m.
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BI@ For fine Watches and Jewelry,
20 to GEIssLER & DELANG's.
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Terre Haule and Indiaua3:iis.
FROM TERRE aAUTE.
7 OHIO and Mississippi Railroad.
STEAMBOAT LINES.

To LoUIsvILLE.-Every Monday and
Saturday at 10 o'clock AN. Every Tuesday,
Wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday at
O'Clock p. NJ.
To CArRo-Daiiy, except Sunday, at 3
o'clock P. N.
To GREEN RIvER.-Every Wednesday
and Saturday at o'clock P. NJ. Every
Monday and Thursday at O'Clock P. N.
To EAsTPoRT. - Every Tuesday and
Friday at4 o'clock p. b.. .sga ..f-
To he sDERsoN-Daily, except Sundays,
at o'clock Pm.
To NAsHvILLE-Every Thursday at four
IN.
To MEMPHIS Semi-weekly.
RockpOrtS Stage (via Newburgh and Boon
Ville,l carrying the mall, leaves at 7 A. n,
on Mondays, Wedn esdays and Fridays.
Arrives by P. NJ, Tuesdays, Thursdays
New Harmony Mail Stage leaves Mon
days and Fridays at A. NJ. Arrives Tues
days and Saturdays by 4P.M
Mt Vernon Mail Stage leaves daily lex
cept Sundays att A. N. Arrives daily tex
ssPt Sundays BY 2 p. "
To NEWBURG.-HacK daily Except sun
day. from the Merchants Hotel, at 3
o'clock P. NJ.
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ODD FELLOws.-The Odd Fellows
of this city contemplate celebrating
the 26th of April, the forty-ninth
anniversary Of Odd Fellowship in
America. la
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Bg- The largest stock Of solid Sill
vcr and Silver-plated Ware can be
found at GEIssLER & DELANG's.
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sg- Carter's Ink is the best in the
market.
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aRcHER's ENLARGENENT.


"a the northeast portion of the city, has
5asf been laid out into lots, and Is offered
Aa- sale
- REASONABLE PRICES AND ON
EASY TEENS.
Es5is property IS situated conveniently
EUghe business portion Of the city, and not
ar nom the Main Street line of Street
HIsEdIr1ad. and any extension of said line
Sszaaaay be expected to run close to It. The
Z. sryBund is
IGN. DRY. AIRY, RD HEALTHY.
zEsal alg on the summit between the Ohio
t1Ea5waer and Pigeon Creek. Il lies west of
eExzo posed City PARK, ana adjoins il, and is
y - de the corporation lire
we INVITE all persons who wish to pur-
lstzzse eligible building lots, at fair prices,
-2IfaaDply INN dtately.
l&fSr further particulars, inquire of
MCNE LII s. SCH BERT,
Real Estate Agents,
5Nest Corner Main. aud Third Streets,
or WILLIAM BAKER
ssIsar13 Mayors ONCE.
sEg-p GIS SALE sARM. Il have a first
II rate little farm OF 30 acres, one mile
aaA11 BOOnNilIe, Ind; 80 acres i'm proved,
s4AaA ~ acres GOOD timber one-story or OK
-2seaL Sc barn, stock sheds three cisterns,
susasH good fences-all upland and n good
t.aEEf&ttiOn-good for All kinds of grain and
fsH4ssg. Will sell this arm cheap, or ex-
fs81sE. nge il for city property. Several gen.
sezesggs en in this city know the farm
sIE 2L0 Ctf ALVAH JOHNSON.
-sa-NGFas SALE HOUSEHOLD FURNI
& BURF- Consisting of carpets mirrors,
-ssasses. -1ivans. chairs, stoves, safes, tables,
-gbHE other articles too numerous to ne en-
gsEl1 s.. Tue above articles will be sold cheap
Sal. cash, Tor the next ten days at the resi-
.aA use of Arthur Lodge, corn T of Putnam
sE1@eet and jefferson Avenue, opposite
Judge ParrO It's. A RTHUR LODGE.
gNsch7 dlW . CHAS. Il. JENKINS.
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&CKNEss.-Au unusual amount of
sickness is reported il. the city at the
present time. The late AMI sudden,
changes of weather have been the
cause. A few days of good weather
aud we shall have quite change for
the better The diseases are those
arising from colds.
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The White Pine Compound
CUREs

Sore Throat, Colds, Coughs, Diptntherla,
Bronchitis, Splitting Of Blood, and Pal
monary Affections generally. IL IS
remarkable remedy for Kidney COM
plants, Diabetes. Dimculty Of Void
ing Urine, bleeding ffom the Kii-
neys and Bladder, Crave, and
other Complaints.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-14

laA For Spectacles Of every quality,
in gold, silver aod steel frames. 20 to
GEIssLER & DELANG 5.
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BEAUTRUL-Yes terday. was a most
beautiful and lovely day.
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BOARDING.
LOST.

~ aesT -POCKET-BOOK- on the 18th
Ia inst, on Third Street, between Main
Z EzKs& Locus, or on Locust, q ladv's pocket
Essg Z. Said book contains a gentleman s
Are agt-pin and some change in currency.
Any person finding the same and leaving
Ksaal this office will be rewarded.
an ar14 dtf
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z-NOR sALE-A Seeond-hapd twelve
- horse power portable engine and
4a8NAIer and all the tools necessary (Of the
zas9a.st thnvention) for boring oil webs; also,
sslssven hundred feet OF hansen rope, All OF
s9113ch VIII be old together or separate, to
48s2 purchasers. very low. address
FISHER, BIZ Is KIRK & CO.
COMMISSION Merchants, Evansville, Ind.
febS If
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Hand sewing try .h'l,oara's Nsealea.
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BosrON, Janus

BOSrOS, January ~, 1886.
POLAND's WHITE PISE COMPoUND.-After
having given II thorough trial, we can
confidently recommend pOidHd's WhEe
Pine OMpOttad n very valuable article
for the cure OF Coughs, Colds, and Pul-
monte ComplaiHts generally. In several
cases we have known 10 10 give prompt
relief when all other remedies which pad
been tried had failed. It is an article
which, ia a climate 30 prOmotiYe Of sud-
den and severe colds as is that OF New
England, light TO be I'm every family
and we are sure that those who once Oh-
tain il, and give IL "A fair triai, VIII not
thereafter pc " ling TO be without ~.
Al VALUABLE MEDICISE. r. DR.. PDloHd' .
White Pine C0Hgp0Uu1, advertised 10 our
columns. is = success ~ attempt 20 cnru-
bfne and apply the medicinal virtues Of
the White Pine bark. 10 has been thor
oughIy tested by people IN snts 81 u and
vicinity, and tie proprietor has lesitn o.
plals TO its value from persons well known
TO our citizens. We recommend lts trial
il all those cases Of disease ID which 10 10
adapted. II IS for -ale By all our druggists.
~. !. mi peadsut-
The White Pine C0nlp01ud j. aow sod in
every parL OF the 1lte1 states ana BRIT
lsh Provinces.
Prepared at the
aEw ENGL4sD BOTANIC DEPOT,
B0sT,S. Mass
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DIR. J. W. POLASD'S
White Pine Compound

Is now offered to the afflicted throughout D
the country, after having been proved by
the test Of thirteen years In the New Eng
land States, where its merits nave become
as well known as the tree from which, IN
part, 10 derives its virtues.
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FoR RENT.-Three nice rooms, in
central location, suited for Offices or
lodgings Address,
NIL d1Gl Lock BOX 4 y. p. O."
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pr-NOR SALE-CANAI. BOAT-A good,
,sE sound canal boat. Enquire at 10 Water
-.e4-eet. 5 J. B. LAKE.
feb2l
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NEW ENHANCEMENT TO THE Cry.
We direct attention 70 the advertise
% II D Archer's Enlargement, "
adjoinIp the Longworth Tract on the
west. Any person wishing 70 secure
a good piece Of ground on which to
build pleasant home, wiil find Ylat
he wants IN this new addition to the
city. Prices reasonable and terms
easy. mh12 q
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sfEEDR RENT - The store Rooms lately
occupied by J. Il. & ~. a. Coolidge, Nos.
"A and S6 Chambers b ock.t HE7fE.
Also, one of those desirable Ofices sec
some time n Aprll.aFnms sara f4ss .feaef
JNts. J. CHA NDLER.
Ohce-NO. 2 Second Fl00r. Chambers
Block. lm 10 DIT
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~ Cal at our .CoantifihE-roootn and
examine our stock of Note and Let
. ger Paper, Envelops, &c
JOURNAL Co.
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Stud Horse Prince,

r5gsa FRED RX HERCULES. OUT OF
- Dam COPPER BOTTOM, 81 wears old,
3 hands high. Warranted perfectly sound.
= applied Tor soon, VIII be sold for much
ass th&l mis- value.
y. r. GILBERT Il CO.,
s&s221m No. 81 North First street.
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e1 the northeast portion of the city, ha
.asf been laid out into lots, and Is offere'
Aa- sale
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FOR RENT.

EsOR BENT STORE-HOUSE- That
Is very desirable store-house. MOL Main
street, viii be rented to lie lst January
next Apply to eCHARLE S NTELE.
mch7 dlf
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lMil,oard's HELM Needles, an Patsat
Hrappers, are superior to all others.
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FOR SALE.

sssE-WOR SALE ATS-2OOO bushels
IL Chicago See1 Oats.
-aFs arI4 al IN BAIRD & START.
m1n uwT"nWvrG wOuG
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e. REASONABLE PRICES AND ON
EASY TEENS.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-08-04

tutional. revolutionary and void, and that our
soldiers and sailors who carried the lag of our
country to victory against most gallant ar d
determined foe, mu.t ever be gratefully ro-
membcred. and all the arantees given In
their favor must be faithfully carried into exc
cution.
That the public lands should be distributed
widely among the. people. and should be dis
posed Of either under the pre- emption or home
stead laws. and sold in reasonable Quantities.
and 10 none but actual occupants NJ the mini
mum price as established by the Government.
When grants OF the public lands may be al
lowed. M cessary for the announcement OF i'm
portant public improvements. the proceeds Of
the sale. Of such lands and not the lands them
selves should be 90 applied.
That the President OF the Unitsd States. An
drew yohnson. In exercising the power Of bis
high ofict In resisting the aggressions Of Con-
gress on the constitutional rights OF the States
and the people. Is entitled TO the gratitude OF
the whole American people, and on behalf Of
the Democratic party we tender him our thanks
for his patriotic efforts In that regard.
Upon this platform the Democratic party
appeal 10 every patriot. Including all the con
srryative element and all who desire TO support
the Constitution and rest 70 the Union, for
getting all past differences Of opinion. to unite
with us In the pre.ent great struggle for the
liberties Of the people. and that 20 all such; 10
whatever party they may have heretofore be-
longed. we extend The right hand OF fellowship
and hail all such co-opelating with us as
friends and brothers. ff
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Prospect, for tho Next congrs.s.

The bogus Alabama Legislature is de-
termined not TO let the people vote at the
Presidential election In November, but
to cast the eight votes Of ofAlabama them
selves for Grant This will not elect
Grant. On the contrary. II will insure
the election Of Seymour and Blair. The
vilepess Of the determination will shock
the sense OF justice Of even the most
shameless Of the Northern Radicals, and
the recoiI from such monstrous pro-
ceedipg will insure every doubtful State
for the Democracy.
Seymour and Blair will be elected.
But something more must be done. The
Democracy must elect q Democratic
House Of Representatives. This will be
more difficult than the election of Presi-
dent, in consequence of the fact that
the Radicals have gerrymandered the
Congressional Districts in the Northern
States. 1t will therefore be the more i'm.
portant for the Southern States 70 swell
the numbers Of Democratic Congressmen
in November. Although the people Of
Alabama may not be permitted to vote
for President, they will have an opportu'
nifty to vote for congressman for the 4lst
Congress, and that power the bogus Leg
islature cannot take from them. The
Importance Of carrying the House of
Representatives lies in the fact that if
Seymour as President should attempt to
act upon decision Of the Supreme Court
annulling these reconstructed State gov
ernments, q Radical House, although it
has but the smallest majority, could pre-
fer articles Of impeachment, and the
President could be removed BY the Radi.
cal and carpet-bag Senate. II is abso-
lutely necessary to carry the House, and
the South must aid the Democrats in
doing so. We have an opportunity in
November to do so, and we must not
hesitate to accept that opportunity, Ala
bama should send to Washington on the
4,h Of March next six Democratic Con-
gressmen to swell the strength of our
Northern friends, and she must struggle
to elect them in November, eaths or no
oaths.
Let us glance at the Importance of
this matter for an instant. The Forty,
first Congress will consist of 243 mem
bers, of which l22 will constitute a
majority. In the present Congress the
Democrats have but thirty members.
These members were elected in 1866.
But in the elections of 1867 the Demo-
Gratis made such gains that had an
election for Congressman then been on
hand, the number would have been in
creased to ffy-four. In other words,
whereas in 1856 the districts stood
Radical, 100; Democrat, 30; in 1867
they stood-Radicaf, rs; Democrat, 81.
Presuming that these districts stand
the same in November as they did at
the elections in 1867, the Democrats will
have ffty-four Congressmen to start
with. Where will they fnd the addi-
tional sixty-eight? In the following
table the two first columns represent the
present status of the districts of the
remaining States. The two last columns
show how they should stand in the next
Congress:
Present Next
lonpraas CouDfesa
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Ths pome Of me National Capitol.

The dome of the Capitol at Washing
ton is the most ambitions structure in
America. II is an hundred and eight
feet higher than the Washington Monu-
ment ct Baltimore. sixiy-eight feet higher
than that Of Bunker Hill, and twenty
three feet higher than the Trinity Church
spire Of New York. Ii is the only con-
siderable dome of iron in the world. 1t
is vast hollow sphere Of iron weighing
s, ,009, 200 pounds. How much is that :
More than four thousand tons, or about
the weight of seventy thousand full
grown people; or about equal to q
thousand laden coal cars, which, holding
four tons apiece, would reach two miles
and half. Directly over your head is
a figure in bronze Of "Americs," weigh
ing IA. 9S5 pounds. The pressure Of the
iron dome upon It's piers and pillars is
Ia, ,s77 pounds TO the square foot, and
ST. Genevieve, ct Paris, 66, 200 pounds
more. Il would require, to crush the
supports Of our dome, q pressure Of
755. .2se pounds 10 the square foot The
cost vas about 81, 100000. The neu
wing cost about IS 1900. 900. The archi.
tecf has q plan for rebailding The old
central part Of the Capitol and enlarg-
ing the Park, which viii cost aboss
g, 100, 900