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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-17
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- the body of Frank. Pbeny, boy ten
years of age. " hose body was found az the
house Of lis mother, on second street,
close tc Congress Street, III the CITY Of Nv
ansVllle, state OF Indiana, On the 10Th day
of March 1865. The jury, being duly
swOlu. hnd. fTOm the evidence. that the
dece tsed came to his death by being
thrown from q mule and bis neck broken,
causing instant deaJ b ana, az Tie time Of
his death, he was about ten years old four
feet six inches high: had on nis person
dark wooden pants, white drawers, dark,
stripe over shirt: uofhlng OF value 1C uuG
on body. SAMUEL =. hAELIN,
mhl7 COrODer.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-17

The usual Weekly Review of the
Evansville markets will be found on
the fifth page.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-17

Our indianapolis correspondent
gives an interesting account of the
late Presbyterian Union Convention,
at that city, in his letter, on til sec
ond mage.
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No sca!isWag or 'SChyster" Wanted.
The Democracy. at thei- meeting
in the Fifth Ward, on F.fadagsaEen-
iUe, we're wonderfully stirred up BY
the eloquent speeches Of several dis
tinguished orators Of the party
Prominent among the speakers was
Capt NATHAN WILLARD, Democratic
candidate for City Recorder. In
spired, no doubt, by the occasion and
the enthusiasm Of those around him.
he became forgetful of the past and
exceedingly boastful a. to the future
We copy the Courier's report Of his
speech, to which We direct particular
attention:
"Capt. N. Willard was call ed TO the ros-
trum, and IN neat and harmonious little
speech, urged the Democrats TO work with
energy and diligence, and the victory was
certain.
The Captain spoke confidently OF sue
cessful cam pa1gn, and said the prominent
Radicals, who have been indulglng the
hope OF nomination and election BY their
party. wee beginning to lose conf
dence, al could not now be Induced
Captain hoped they would pit a re-
spectacle man against him, as he did not
want 10 beat poor scallaWag or a n1sera-
Die schister, and make an easy victory he
promised 10 act with great clemeucy to-
ward our afflicted Radical brethren, and
in case he ever got the knight of tue quill
who does " the city on the JOURNAL up
before him on an uncomfortable charge,
would, instead Of hpIng him 81 50 with
costs, give him 81 70 say nothing about
II. That's cheap enough, we've known
him to write locals at far smaller rates.
Captain W. con GUIDED with a few WELL
timed and appropriate references TO the
result Of the recent e. eettons. ....
1t is not often that the asperities Of
a campaign can be soitened by agree
ment, upon particular points, By op-
posing parties. 1t was. however, with /
pleasure, that we responded
10 Nam ALKER's request to look into
the affairs Of county officials, and pub \
fish the result Of our Investigations
1t Is now with equal pleasure that we
promise Capt. WILLARD, that the
Of Evansville will pit
against him a.respectable man, and
not a poor scallawag, or miserable
Ia order that may make
our pledge good, and to show Repub-
Leans the standard of respectoJility
to place their candidate on
a level with the distinguished Captain,
We copy the following from records Of
he War Department:
WAR DEPARTMENT,
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Notice

Of Order Of Council to Contract
Canal Street from the West Side
Of Second Avenue TO the East
Side Of Sever tn Avenue.
RYOTICE is hereby gwen. that the
IN Common GOunci. OF the city OF Nv
ansville at its session on the 9th day Of
March, A.D. 1853, passed an oroer TO con-
tract or diminish Canal street, in the town
OF LaLnasco City-now city Of evansville
rom the west side of Second Avenue TO
the east side Of Seventh Avenue, to eighty
800 feet, as follows. to-Wtt: The present
north line of saio Canal street 10 remain
as the orth line Of said street, and the
south llne OF SAID street TO be parallel with
and at a distance Of eighty (8Ul feet south
OF said north line.
And should any person aggrieved at any
lime WI hin SIX weeks apply 10 the Com
mon Council for redress. by petition or re-
10 onstrance left with the Clerk Of the
Common Counc ], and containing q stale
ment Of the injuries complained Of, and
the amount demanded there lOr, said petit
ton or remonstranee viii be Considered,
heard, and determined ~ the Common
Council. BY order 81 the Council.
A. n. MCGRIFF, CLERK.
City Clerks Once, March Is, A. 1868.
maiH Union cOpy.i
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
W ASHISGTo CITY.

SIR: Ia reply to our communication OF
the lst inst, iuquiung If Nathan Willard,
l4tl Ipdlaua Volunteers, was disbonofa-
bly, dismissed the service, 1 am directed by
the Secretary OF War to inform you that
the Adiutant General reports as follows:
i" Captain Nathan W lizard was appointed
a Commissary Of Subsistence June 50, 1864,
and was dismissed January ", 1885 for not
accounting for public funds IN his posses
sion, for drunkenness, and for condsct IN
becoming an officer and a gentleman, TO
take effect January p, 1863 a"
Very respectfully,
Your obedIent servant,
LOUIS II. PELoUzE,
Assistant Adjutant General.
Hon. Q. P. MoRToN,
washington, D. G.
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GOLD closed in New York, yester-
day, at 1880 to 1893.
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FRENCH SE1IONERY

FRENCH .STATIONERY
SUCH as GRAND QUADEILLE Note, Letter,
and Commercial Letter. A9Vune Notes
and Letters; Ontsn Skin Notes, Letters,
and Commercial Letters; GRAND QUAD
RILLE ONION SKIN Notes, Letters. and
Commercial Letters. Our stock or these
favOrite Papers, for FOHETG CORRE-
SPONDENCE and Fancy Circulars, Is COM
plete and we are prepared 20 print them
70 order.
We would ask cal from our citizens
and those visiting our city, and especially
the Fraternity, az We feel assured we can
give sucn inducements ~ cannot be OBJ
tanned elsewhere.
Give us cali, and examine our stock.
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ETT0 INKS. E p
Carriers celebrated Combined yvritfrg
and Copying Ink-the best ina the market
IN quarts, pints, haIEpints. and aobooI
pack GEES
Arnoid's celebrated Writing rlufd In
pint aud quart bottles.
eRuuef's Writing Fluid. In minis ana
quarts.
Carmine Inks Best quality.
Blue. Yellow, and other Inks uanufac-
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81 a small advance on Eastern cost.
Their stock consists IN part Of the follow
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-03-17
EN VELOPES.

We have q. large stock OF White. Bur
Orange, canary, Melon, &C., from no. 70
NO. o., az prices ranging from 81 80 10 g8 %
per 900. and The Newest Agony in Wed
ding and Party Envelopes. Also, Legal
and Manila Envelopes OF an qualities.
We are prepared % print Envelopes in
The latest and most notify styles.
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DICKS SALOON & RESTAURANT,
Corner First and Locust Streets.
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT.

The house VIII be closed only from 4
Y O'Clock Saturday night until 9 O'Clock \
Monday morning. [mchI0 d8m
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OF superior qualities Aad very low prices
Bin Paper;
BIZ Files
Corkscrews;
Coot Vents;
Congress-Tie Envelopes;
Glazed Papers;
Damplug Bowls;
Elastic Bands.
Family Letter Scales.
Gummed Labels;
Lawyers Seals;
Lead Pencil sharpeners5
Mourning Papers;
Mucilagei
Notarial Waters;
Pen Racks;
Pink Tape;
Pound Boxes;
Rulers:
Rubber Tips;
Rubber
Sponge Cupsf
Sealing Wax;
And, Ia fact, all the varied articles usually
Kept Ia a well-assorted stock of Stationery.
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ever brought to this market. and which
they propose 20 sell.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-05-09

STATE OF ILLINOIS, La SALE CousrY-ss.-
~ Whereas, default has been made in the payment OF
certain promssry note for the of three hundred and
nifty dollars and interest from April 1t 1866 h be
paid by certain mortgage deed bearing date the 10th
of December D. 1854 executed and delivered by Herman
Warick and Dora Warlick his WIFE Jacob sroop and re-
corded in said county in tho office of the recorder book
number 81 pages 1885, 1S6 and 1877 the 10th day Deem.
Der, A.. D.. 1864.
Now therefore, notice il hereby gwen that pursuance
OF OF sale contained in said mortgage, the premises
described In and covered by said mortgage to wit "Com-
nencng at point (Which woald he the north line'of
jefferson street extended wes three hundred eighty
feet west OF the southwest VI Block No. sevenyr
G6) In the Stays Addition to Ottawa and running hsuce
west nifty 600 Net the line Of said street, north.
parallel with the west side of said block number seventy
900 one hundred and forty 4e feet thence fifty (bc)
feet thence south parallel with the line hundred
and forty Q40 feet TO the place of beginning being part Of
the east southeast quarter the northeast quarter
OF section number ten, o) township number hirtyrss,
(33 range No. three, 81 east Of the third In said
county will be sold by the nnderas public auction
the south door Of the county Court House in Ottawa in said
county tina 9th day of May 1865 at the Of
O'Clock NJ of said day to the highest and best bidder for
cash. JACOB STROOP
April Is, 1S6S-5w. Mortgages
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-05-09
To what age does the dog reach Sausage.

To what age does the dog reach Sausage.
A man advertises for competent person to
undertake the sale of new medicine" and adds
that ''it will be profitable to the undertaken"
Running off with another mans wife is styled
larcency in St Louis Petty coat laroeney,
probably.
81 came near selling my boots the other day."
said Scuttlss to friend. "How 80 2" "Weu
had them half soled. rfs.-,
A man describing church in Wisconsin
writes to friend mo velvet cushiens in our
pews. We don't 60 in for style The latest
person has the softest seat"
A oonseript, being told that it was sweet to die
for his country, excused himself on the ground
that be never did like sweet things
Few ladies are so modest as to refuse to cit in
the lap OF luxury. H..
a wretch was hoard TO say, the other evening,
at social party, that a young lady PLAYING at
the pianoforte was like An ape because her fin
gers were 'mong keys
A traveller breakfasting at an Arkansas hotel
requested the waiter to take his cup of osffes out
into the yard, and pump SEINE of the water out
a California editor says he lately met gram
marian who had Just made a tour through the
mines cogitating Thus positive, mine; eompar-
alive, miner: superlAtve. minus y
Mrs. Back living out West, named her first
baby Green. An editor in speaking of it, said
ha hoped the little green-5sck was legal tender.
Talleyrand said of Madam do Stael, 'She is
really insupportable; y which lie qualified, after
short pause, by "but that's her only fault"
A newspaper has already made its appearance
In Alaska. Il is styled the Alaska Herald, and
ia printed in Russian and English. +
"My son, would you suppose that the Lords
Prayer could be engraved in space no larger
than the area OF nickel cent z" "Well yes, faith
er, if cent is big in everybodys eye as it is in
yours think there would be no difficulty in put
ting it ON about five times" 81
Theodore Tilton, editor of the independent,
asks; us there way to break Grant OF
drinking and smoking at such disgraceful
ra.o? A confirmed drunksrd is an unpleas.
ant person for candidate for the presidency"
"Shsv me a conservative said radical to a
democrat land l will show you traitor or a
dups." "Oh certainly, sir, l show myself to
you, and you show yourself to me-"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-05-09

SIAlE OE ILLINOIS, IA SAILg COuyTY-ss-
~ Whereas default been made in the PAYMENT of Ger.
tain omssory motto for the OF and sixteen
dollars and sixteen hundredhs Of dollar interest from
the 18th day Of February 1867 TO be raid by
certain mortgage deed bearing date February ths 18th D.
1867 executed and delivered by Conrad eubach and Aber-
tine HsaiTe, hi wife TO Jacob Sroop, and recorded in said
county In the ece II the Recorder book No. 49, page
iS OF Mortgages the 2sth day Of February, A. 1851
Now, therefore, notice il hereby given that pursuance
OF power Of sale contained in laid mortgage the premises
described in and covered by said mortgage, owit Com
nenoins at point whics would be the north line Of
Jefferson street extended west three hundred and eighty
5so eet west OF the southwest Of block number
seveuy-six, (7o in the States Addition to Ottawa, and
running thence west ay 500 feet line of said street.
thence north parallel with the line of said block No.
seventysx, 100 one hundred and forty l40 feet thence
east hy 800 feet thence south parallel with the line
one hundred and forty i0 feet to the place of beginning in
sad county subject to previous mortgage besrsg date
December 10TH AID 1884, and given by Herman wack ard
Dora Narck hs wife 30 said Jacob Stroep secure the nav
nen OF the of three hundred and fifty dollars and in
tere't Thereon which said mortgage duly recorded in
said county on the 10th day Of December 1864 book
No s pages leo ls6 and Isl, VIII be sold by the UNDER
signed at public auction ut the south of the county
Court House Ottawa in said county on the s7th day Of
May, 1865 at the hoar Of three O'Clock NJ dav
to the highest and best bidder for cash. d
JACOB STROoP
hpfii TO- iSoo-ow Mortgage.
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NOEICE.-EsTtrEoFps ,LER s. BLANCHARD. DEcyassp-
~ Notice is hereby given that the underen Admins.
rstx of the estate of Psaer s. Blanchard late of the County
of La Sale and State of Illinois deceas ed will appear before
the County Court Of said County the third Monday eiHg
the 18th day. Of june 1865 the Court House In Ottawa in
said county, wien and where all persons having claims or
demands against said estate Notified and present
the in writing for adjustment.
Dated this 9th day of April A. n. 1868.
PllEBE BLANCHARD,
April l1-6w. Administrative.
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EfgaI.
A DnINIsrRAToR,s SALE OF nEsI

ADMlNLSTRATORsS SALE OF REAL
EsiAIk-Pubc motto. 10 s-seby given that thS
nhaergnd, administrator OF the o. Thoa a. nexter
IN pursuance Of decree mads and entered of r.
eoru oy the County Co1rt in and for La Sale comfy and
ear. OF Ilnois, Mt the March thereof A. D. 1895 In
esr'an cause ~heren George W. Norton Of
~. 49, OF thomas Dexter, deceased psina and Ly-
Iuwln NJ Dexter, Theaas Shaldick ami Mary
sn""SA MS NHs We're defendants. will sell public ven
Nv On '.e premises hereinafter described Earl lille in
sam Ia saue county to the highest best bidder for
p ~ oil said day all the right title and interest
or inc ssd Ioms Dexter, and of which he died seized in
Ia Sale and State Of Illinois, wit Lots ONE (I) and two
me SuGal,'oh a the southeast quarter Of section
east of the third principal meridian A. surveyed and matted
by j. II. Wagner late county surveyor Of saii la sas
county, and recorded in Book 81, page IS of DeeIs
GEORGE W. NORTON,
April 25, 1868. Administrator as af,re.,;d
OLIVER G. GRAY, Solicitor. "A
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Buogst Of Finn.
Anecdefe ofLincoln.


Mr.. Lincoln has had to father many storiSs,
and some to his credit; but the following, from
the New York Times in reference to the efforts
OF certain senator's to get Mr.. Seward and Mont
gsmery Blair out Of the cabinet, illustrates very
forcibly Mr.. Lincoln's shrewdness end tact in
managing the congressional meddlers, which, the
Times observes, was great deal more effective
than Mr.. Johnson's efforts in that line. But to
the stery:,
A committee of nine, with Senator Collamsr
at its head, waited upon the President to present
to him this paper. When it had been read, Mr..
Lincoln said he apprsed of it heartily, but he
thought the senator's had made mistake. He
was willing and anxious to consult their wishes
IN the matter, but he wanted to ask them one
qusstion-not to answer until they had given
due reflection.
"You say" said he, "that ought to have o
cabinet every member of which agrees with me
in opinion Is that exactly what you mean
Don't you really mean l ought to have cabi-
net, every member of which agrees with you in
opinion? Isn't that what you really want !" And
telling them to sleep over it and come back when
they had answered it satisfactorily, he dismissed
them until they should see fit to return. "But,"
said he, whom relating the story, ''thsy never
came back"
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AT REDDICK Il GILLEN'S.

Special attention I. called nammsh stock Of shaws
sf description from 81 Is 70 s25o veil berase tissues Grape
lscs yss bngls trimming and ornaments for trimming bon
and tast ribbins bs,mord and hoop sks. French
and American eorse hosiery and gloves and in fact
thing that useful ornamental and aesbs in the lire Of
Yankee Nosn In connection with the foregoing have
large and well regulated assortment n
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-05-09

The ADVANTAGES OF PkINTING.--Mr. B., q
well known metropolitan printer told us that on
one oecasian an old woman from the country
came into his printing Office with an old Bible
in her hand. II want" said she, shat you
should print it over agin. It's Citing little
blurred, sort of, and my eyes is not what they
was How much do you ak Z"
Fifty cents"
"Can you have it done in halfa an hour? Wish
you would-want to be gettn home-livs good
way out of town"
Certainly"
When the old lady went out, he sent arcsnd
to the Office of the American Bible Society, and
purchased copy for fifty cents. s--,gg
"Lor sakes massy!" exclaimed the old lady,
when she came to look at it, show good you've
fixed it ? it's almost as good as new never
saw nothing SO curious as what printers is r
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AT REDDICK & GILLEN'S.
QUESTION::

In Whist house in Ottawa dc you find ths greatest variety
Of white goodsl Linen, lava oambrc jaconets nsnsook
rerczle bans sconet edging and nsertins Richardson's
Irish linen pillow nen table damask, blesched and
brown; linen nakn Scotch diapers birds sys linen Hucks-
buck and Fussia tcweng. linen handkerchief hensched
AID embroidered; embroidered curtains linen and cotton
holland for curtains and Thousand aid other articles
too numerous to mention, The universal answers
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-05-09

NOrEEE.-EsrirEo y ANDSEw y. WILSON DEcsAsEp.-No.
~ tice hereby given, that the undersigned, Admin
srator Of the estate of Andrew d. Wilson, late of the
county La Sale and state His deceased will appear
the County Court Of said county the third Monday beng
the 18th day Of May 1853 a the Court House in Ottawa
said county when aud where all having claims
demands against said notified to attend ., essnt
the same in writing for adjustment,
Dated this % day OF April, A. D. 1865
JOSEPH II. ABBOTT,
April 4-6w. Administrator.
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STATE or ILLINOIS, ~ sale CeulrY-s.-

- cut Court UereoG 10 Jane Term A. n 1868
Samuel o. Carrier james White, Osnan j. Wilson, Simeon
f. Hyde. Norman II. Powers and William B. Med!e rs. Benz
janin +. IIyde.-Aitlchn,ett. ~ n
Public notice is hereby given to the said BENJAMIN r.
Hyde, that writ Of attachment issued of the office
OF the Clerk OF said La Sale county Circuit Court dated
the 10Th day Of July 1851 the thousand
and ninetyhres dollars directed TO the Sheriff of La Sale Co..
and that the 9th day Of july 1867 of attachment
was also issued ont of sid clerks oce direct ed the Sheriff
OF Dekab county which said wrts have been returned
ecuted
Now, therefore, unless you tho said Benjamin T. Hyde
shall personally be aud appear before the said Sale county
Circuit Court before the first day Of the
thereof to s holden at the Court ouso in Ottawa, In said
county the second Monday Of Jane 1885, give special
ball. and plead to the said plaintiffs action, Judgment will be
entered against and in favor Of said plaintiffs and
much fhe property attached, be sufficient satisfy
the 'aid judgment and costs viii be sold satisfy same.
HERMAN SILVER, Clerk,
J w. BROWNE, Pl'Gs. Atty. up 49,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1868-05-09

sTct CONSCIENTIOUS prncplos and has WIed Them from
general use, lest they should he employed for unlawful
purposes ~
In overcoming Female Distractions Falling of tho Womb,
Whites Green Sickness Suppression, Retention lmmoder
ate Flow Of the Monthly Discharges Nervous and Spinal
Affections, Pains in the Back and Linus, Fatigue slight
exerop Papaation of the Heat Mysteries, &c and will
effect when all other have failed and although
powerful remedy. do contain calone anthony,
anything hurtfu. 70 the constitution.
To married adses and young girls who have been
regulated, they peculiarly suited. They WILL in short
time, bring the monthly period with regularity.
CAUrIoN-,iarred LaG.es should take them when
there TO believe themselves pregnant for they
will he sure to produce miscarriage.
Ladies box, sealed from the Of tie
IONS ny enclosing dollar and six postage stamps to NJ W.
MACOMBER General Agent for the United States and Can.
ad,s, NJ Albany, n. " or to any authorized agent.
For sale wholesale and retail by Koch Rose Ottawa
Ills. and by druggists everywhere. aug81-
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AT REDDICK & GILLEN'S,
QUESTION:

Where west Of Chicago, will you fnd that year bottom
dollar will bny greatest variety OF Domestic ssch
brown and bleachsd shcsng best quality Of ticking dsns
Of all maker drills stripes and checks cotton flannel msrr
mack prints and calico Of all carpet warp cot
ten yarn, wad'ing, burlsps, &C.. &c,