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The Evansville journal., 1868-06-30
Indiana Efenns.

Daviess County Is now out OF debit
and has a surplus of funds.
Sullivan is to have coronet band.
The instruments have been ordered.
A Grant Club was organized in New
Harmony last week.
There will be County Fair in Sul
livan County this year. Active prepa-
rations are being made for it.
The State papers report a general
decline in the price of wheat and
-four.
A boy, about sixteen years old, son
of John r. Miller, who resides near
Rockville, was killed few days ago
by the accidental discharge of gun.
1t was the old story of blowing In the
gun to see if it was loaded.
There will be a celebration OF the
Fourth of July near Vlncennes, under
the auspices Of the Grand Army Of
the Republic.
Horse thieves are becoming bold
and numerous In the upper part of
Knox County. Several horses Of
value have been stolen recently in
that part of the county.
On Tuesday!of last week, the dwell
ing house of John Beltz, sexton at
the city grave yard, at Vincennes, was
entered by burglars and robbed Of
about 1900 in cash. The robbers
were disguised, and made their es
cape.
The Jasper Couriea' reports that
one of the attaches Of Stoves show
was murdered at Huntinburgh after
performing last week. It is said that
he was attacked in q whisky-shop by
a man named Pirtle, and cut 20 pieces.
The murderer escaped.
Samuel Adams, a young man, eigh-
teen years of age, was found dead at
Flat Rock bridge, Decatur County,
last Thursday. Several bruises about
the face and a pistol-shot wound in
the right temple have induced the
belief that he was murdered.
Some citizens of Rockville, few
days ago, took il into their heads TO
rid the town of nuisance, in the way
of whisky shop. and greeted the
house with a huge shower of bowl
ders. The obstinate fellow still con-
tinued his business, and as a last re-
sort, the ladies assembled at a church
and implored divine assistance In the
removal of the nuisance, believing
that the prayers of the righteous
would prevail.
A couple of johnson County men,
Lysander Adams and Lycurgus Wag-
goner, both of whom live near Frank
lin, got into an alteration, Thursday
morning of last week, on a question
concerning certain work on high
way, when Adams stabbed Waggoner
three or four times In the breast and
abdomen. Waggoner is said 30 be IN
very critical condition.
A Columbus, Indiana, paper Of
late date has the following: On Mon
day morning young daughter of Mr..
Dickey, an employee in r. NJ. Jack |
sons carriage shop, was stung by |
locust in the arm and leg. Infam-
nation Immediately set in, butsthe |
arm and leg were Immediately corded |
and covered with fresh mud. DIR. |
Grove was then sent for, who admin
istered medicines internally, and the |
Cuilu was SdFcO. III ~ SO1esQay /
morning, we are informed, locust |
egg was taken from each Of the
wounds.
TAXABLEs OF POsEY COUNTY
The following are the taxables Of |
Posey County, as equalized by the
County Commissioners, for the year
1868:
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No.1.4IR.l
United STATS Marshars Notics.

United States of America. District Of In
diana, SS;
WYHEREAS, q libel OF information
WV was filed In the District Court Of the
United States for the District OF Indiana,
on the Ath day of June, 1858, Dy August
Schultze, Charles Truman, Ferdinand
Holtz, Alexander Jack, William Hoppe,
John Nor Is, John Truman, and William
Becker, by their proctor, Charles X. Marshs
Esq, against the steam ferry boat stone
wall Jackson" her engines, tackle, ap-
parel, ana furniture, seized at said district
upon a cause of dam ges, civil and mari
time, claiming $500 40, and praying pro
cess against said goods, and that the same
may be condemned and solo therefor.
Now, therefore, ie pursuance OF the mo-
milton under die seal of said Court, to me
directed and delivered, 1 do hereby give
public notice to all persons claiming SAID
goods, or any part thereof, or In any man
n er interested therein, that they be and
appear before the said the District Court
Of the United States, to BE- held At the city
OF Indianapolis, In and for the District OF
Indiana, on the first Monday of August
next, at ten O'Clock of the fore Don OF that
day, then and there to interpose their
claims and make their allegations in that
behalf.
BEN. SPQONER, Marshal, u. 5.
Attest: j. ID. HowLAND, Clerk.
Je7 dl4t
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CONVENIENT season l will wait upon
thee To all such Democrats we
would say Quoting from memory,
Wait not convenient season; nOto
is the time, and noto is the day. "
The Courter's Scripfural quotation
was quite unfortunate for its Hatnday
issue; we are glad, however, to see
that it prefers the gallant De LA
HUNT" to either NEBLACK or the
Evansville Democrats, who so COM
placently say to the party as FELIX
said to the Ssviourl" m
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To-MoRRow morning the DAILY
JOURNAL viii appear in the folio
form. This method of publication is
only designed to be temporary, until
the new press. with which we design
20 replace the one now in use, shall
he received. The change will not,
however, affect the amount of reading
matter or the general interest or value
Of the JOURNAL.
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Agents for the Journal.

IL A. HALL. Princeton, Ind.
Cast. LEVI FERGUSON, PeterSburgh, Ind
HARRY r. SMITH. W ashtngton, Ind.
w. J. l. HEMMEMwAY, Boonville, Ind.
G. r DRbEuLEn- HeWburgh, Ind
1oMH IA. LOCKWOOD, Mt. Vernon, Ind.
r. AZ. FoTKR- Fort Branch, Ind
Nu wv. WKAwKR. P0seyville, Ind.
q. FL CORWIM. 5omervtlle, Ind.
Capt WHITING. Cvntniana, Ind.
Y j. Roe KRIS. New Harmony, Ind.
HARvEY BOND. HRziebon, Ind.
rHos. MCCUTcHEN, Ssndersvtlle, Ind.
ERRKN Nj AIRS. Black Hawk Mills, Ind
They will also receive and forward 10 un
mRdeB for Binding and JOB Printing.
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United States MarshaTs Sale
DY VIRTUE or AN ORnER nE
- Sale, to me directed, from the CIerIr's
once OF the United States District Courf
for the District of Indiana, will, on
TUESDAY, JUSE BOTH, 1883.
between tue hours of 10 O'Clock M. and
o'clock PM, at the court house door n
the city of Evansville, Indiana. offer for
sale at public auction the Steamboat PH,-
ThOLIA NO. 2, her engines, ,appurtenances
tackle. and furniture, a. she now Ines ~
the wabash River. Ordered TO be sold al
the suit OF Alexander Johnson, Isaac
Anthony j. CaTendeF, against the 'soiT
steamboat Pefrolia No 2
BEN. sPOONER, u. y. Marshal.
By O. 8. BIGELow, Deprtz
June IT, 1858. ljsl9 dtd
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c. w. WAR; EN-,
DEALER IN
PiaHOs, MeIOdeOns,

E AsAAOsS McAONACVASs
and ORGANS,
SHEET dUsIC & MUSICAL GOODS
If every description.
PIANOS IND ORGANS RENTED.
and tn rent applied to purchase,
If desired.
CID PIA!OS TAKEN IN EKCRAEG
for New Ones.
The BEST I0LIN6 g GUITAR STRINGS
always on hand.
INSTRUMENTS OF ALL KINDS TUNED
IND REPAIRED.
Liberal Discount To Teachers viii be ale
lowed. sheet Music sent BY mail
Address Fl
CIV. WARREN,
81 MAIN sTREET,
je27 DIFF EVANSVILLE, Is'D.
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ONE Of the visitors to the Asbury
University Commencement supplies
qui.e a readable letter this morning.
The Evansville journal., 1868-06-30
e. MURSRJNA,
4 II c H IN Il Q II.

Eoe-S0. \ CEASDLER's BUILDING
Corner First and Locust Streets,
Evansville, Ind.
sr p1ans ana spec-f cations for al kinds
cf buildings furn fshed 81 short notice, and
~ -eseouf,rts terms. Emchl5 d3In
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JOHN LAVAL,
Wholesale and Retail DFugg

Medicines, Paints, oils, Brushes, Gse.,
MAIN ST., bet Second aud THIRD,
Evansville, Ind
Particular attention given to CUTTLE9
WINDOW GLASS TO any size. tun2l otf
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ARCHITECTS.
ALLEN & CLARKE,
Architects & Superlntendents

Once - Crescent City Building, secono
6ocr; entrance No. S3 Main street.
Plans and specifications furnished on
reasonable terms. SEES dom
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The assessment for 1867 was IS,
915. .623.
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Water Street,
United States MarshaPs Sale

JunlI dtf EVANSVILLE. IND.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-12-02
ELIXIR VELPEAU.

ELIXIR VELPEAU.
ITO THOSE WHO FROM DELICACY OR
want OF means arc debarred from consulting .
physician, this valuable remedy Is cordially rec
commended. Although introduced to the people
Of this coast for the first time, VELPEAU's
ELIXIR has long been known in Europe as In
falible for the cure Of spermatorrhca or Seminal
Weakness, Impotence, Involuntary Discharges,
voluptuous Dreams, Ringing in the Ears, Palpi.
tation of the Heart, Mental Depression, Defect
Two Memory, Nervous Debility, and that general
and indehnable Lassitudc and Lack Of Tone TO
the System resulting from extreme susceptibility
OF temperament or excuses.
A circular accompanies zach bottle, with falI
instructions. Price. 81 30. For sale by all 70
spectacle druggists.
HoSTETTER, SMITH & co.
San Francisco, Wholesale Druggists,
nosO.1y4p and Agents for the Pacific Coast.
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Masonic Notice.

CULVER STAR LODGE NO. s, F. A.
- & a. NJ, meets at their Lodge. Wy
room, corner Main and Blanchard Nh
evening at Z o'clock. Stated communication
first Saturday In each month. All Brethren In
good standing arc cordially invited.
By order OF the ". NJ.
- w. n. HALL, Secretary.
Gold Hill December I, 1858. del II
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CABD FROM W. /. CUMMINGS.

Turing THE LATE POLITICAL CAN.
~ paign, as IL invariably the case on such
occasions, all sorts Of reports were ahost rela.
tive to the character and capability Of tho can.
didates for tho various Offices. Among said re.
ports was one to the effect that / was defaulter
while Town Marshal OF Gold Hill to the amount
OF two or three thousand dollars. Considering
Il as one Of the many adverse weapons Incl.
dental to q bitter political contest, and fully be:
lleying that It would take the usual course OF All
similar unreliable reports In such cases, and die
out as soon o. the election was over, ! paid NO
attention to It. I regret, however, to nnd that
the Aforesaid foolish report stu remains cur
rent, and there seems yet q doubt In the minds
OF a certain few as to whether ! was really o de:
iaulter or not. To all such / wish plainly and
emphatically to nay that I an notd dcaslet,
either with the town Of Gold Hill, or any other
corporation, association or individual, to the
value of one cent; furthermore, that / neyer,
knowingly, have wrongcd anybody peeuniarily,
| either here or In any other country. However
II my unqualified denial Of this unjust report Is
| not suficfent proof In tho matter, refer them
10 Mcssrs. j. j. Hayes, John Lambert, H. L,
Day, H. c. Blanchard and John T. Riorden,
composing tho Board Of Town Trustees ~ me
time I was Marshal; also, to 9. J. lansing who
was then Town Attorney, all gentlemen well
known to the business community OF the county
as men Of honor and integrity. nMxrses.
Sheriff elect Of Storey County.
Gold Hill, November 30th, 1883. n0S0-1w
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ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
Arrivals.

sr WILLS, yARoo AND co.'sLn..
DR. spalding, Pat Hogan, &c Smith; Miie
and boy, ] Baum, J IL Butcher, AN Ping
Mr. Bradshaw, D Meyers, " Camston, q r. r.
Hatch, A ColbakersM Keller, Morfll. nj u
Marshall, Miss Pardss, John Linn, AZ
Stafford, T & Taylor, DR. steigisder, Mr. rsi-
~, S T Gage, r X Harris and wife, 5chi-
namen.
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NEW ARTICLE OF 4,
Watches and Jewelry

w QuOuOD CAku OOVSAJ
Called "GoId Metal"
Which has all the appearance Of FINE GOLD,
and is very handsome.
Prices Of Mons Watches, Hunting Gases.
Lowest price Watch, gold metal. ........$ 8 90
Beautiful engraved case, anchor lcver:... 10 %
Beautiful octagonshape case, 1ne finish. 10 ~
Heavy American style. 10 "
0ne-half size, engraved case. .....::..,. lU "
Beautiful stem winden, nice size watch. ~
Ladies' Watches, Hunting Cases.
Lowest price Watch. SOO
Beautiful engraved case, anchor lever. ~
Extra hno, engraved and cnameled, very
handsome NW
Chains.
u different styles Of Vest Chains, YER. .oo
"a different styles long Neck Chains, for
Lcon laaiT Chains, to fasten with brcasipin. s %
sleeve Buttons.
q different styles, plain, black, enameled,
engraved and with coral, per pair. 80 to 9
Shirt Studs is, per p sG.t and Far Rincs .nam. y"
elcd, with and without coral......... = %
Children's sets, Pin and Ear Rings, en-.
graved, cnameled, with and without
We f SaVc Ladies' Watches, very beautiful.
IN IL carat gOlu cAScf, Wurrhnteu, s.so " w
Genuine Z" Scotch Pebble" Spectacles, to
suit all sights, in fine steel frames; 4 90
Also q good assortment OF Gold and Silver
Spectacles. We deal largely in the finest GOLD
AND SILVER AMERICAN WATCHES, at
about one.third less than the usual rates. To
select, send for q price list.
We can send any Of the above goods by EI-
press 10 DC pA'a '0I C. ~ r. Collins & CO.,
COS Montgomery street, San Francisco.
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charges NJ snn RraAoiscs Rates.
jy21 II II. HARRIS:
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THE gNDERsIGNEiDI1 I'M

I'VE, TIL IN
w Butchers of Virginia City and Gold Hill,
held q meeting and passed tho following resolu-
lions, and affixed our signatures to the same:
1st-Resolvcd, That while not wishing to ere.
ate any monopoly, or to take any advantage over
our customers or the public, that owing to the
high price and scarcity Of 1--we stock and the low
prices at which meats are retailing, we, In Justice
TO ourselves, arc compelled to raise the price OF
MwRcsolvcd, That on and after December !;
1855, VIC will sell meats at the following named
prices only:
Round and Chuck Steaks. at % cents per pound
Chuck Roast. .........a 90
Rib Roast and Loin Steak. at % i"
Porter House Steak ......at ssh
Mutton 20
Boarding houses TO DO fnr-
nished a IS
Liver to be weighed with meats and Soup
Bones to be charged for,
3d-Resolvcd, That no one Of us will take q
new customer unless he can show a receipt In
full from the last market at which no traded.
L. T. FOX & CO., Gold Hill Market,
L. T. FOX, st. Charles Market,
STEFFAN & LURCH, St. Louis Market,
KIRMAN 6 DAVIS, Fulton Market,
j. c. MASEL, Empire Market,
BROWN q AURICH, Union Market,
JOSEPH STEFFANI, II Dorado Market,
GROSS & MERKLE, National Market,
j. A. MAYER, Gould & Curry Market,
GOODWIN & YOUNG, Savage Market,
TUDSBURY s. WOOD, Virginia Market,
CHAS. BIEGLER, Summit Market,
JOHN NJ. OVERMAN. Fountain Market,
j. b. WO0DMAN, Nevada Market.
no24-1m
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said Act, and to take and receive and
act upon and obey such orders as he,
Andrew Johnson, might make and give,
and which should not be issued through
the General Of the Army Of the United
States according to the provisions OF
said Act whereby the said Andrew
johnson, President of the United States,
did then and there commit, and is guilty
of q high misdemeanor in Office. And
the House of Representatives, protest
ing and saving to themselves the liberty
of exhibiting at any time hereafter any
further articles or accusations against
said Andrew Johnson, President of the
United States, and also Of replying to
his answers which he shall make to the
articles herein preferred against him,
and of offering proof to the same and
every part thereof; and to all and every
other article, accusation or impeach-
ment which shall be made by them as
the case shall require, demands that the
said Andrew Johnson may be put to
answer to the charge of high crimes
and misdemeanors in Office herein
charged against him and that such
proceedings, examinations, trials and
judgments may be thereupon had and
given as may be agreeable to law and
justice.
About forty members have entered
names with the Speaker as candidates
for the floor OH the discussion of the
impeachment articles. The debate will
accordingly occupy ten hours. Eacn
speaker is limited by rule to fifteen min
utes. The House will be In session TO-
night for debate, the vote on the articles
being fixed for Monday at 4 o'clock.
Affairs Mt Washington.
WASHINGTON, February 2s.-lt was
expected that an application would DO
made to-day before Judge Wylie, hold
ING the Circuit Court, for a writ of quo
tparranto ; but those having the matter
in charge, desiring to have every Point
duly considered, it was decided TO defer
the application till next week.
WASHINGTON, March l.-Ex-Governor
Ford, of Ohio, died yesterday.
The Republican caucus last night Sc
lected the following managers to con-
duct impeachment proceedings In the
Senate: Stevens, Butler, Bingham,
Boutwell,, Wilson Of Iowa, Williams OF
Pennsylvania, and Logan.
Heavy snow storm In Illinois and Wis
consin.
CHICAGO, March 1.-The most furious
snow storm Of the season commenced
at loon today. There is no prospect
| of a cessation now ut 10 P. NJ. Several
houses arc reported blown down ut Mil
vaukee. The roads have been blocked.
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NEW TO-DAY.
IN MRMORIAM.


At q special meeting Of the Virginia Circle
FcnIan Brotherhood, held In the District Court
room, on Thursday evening, February q. AT
Mackay In the Chair, the following preamble and
resolutions were adopted;
WHEREAS, II being tho decree Of an nllwisc
Providence that He should call our worthy
brother, Patrick Bell, AWAY from this vale Of
tears TO enjoy his reward In the land OF the Just,
therefore. DO II
Rs,olred, That while bowling to the will Of an
allylse Providence wo deplore tho demise OF ono
whose devotion and usefulness to The cause OF
Freedom, endeared him to our hearts and charac'
terized him ~ one Of the most useful members
of this organization.
Resolrsd, That In his death Ireland has lost q
patriotIc son, FenInnlsm a staunch and true sup.
porter, and this community q noble, honest and
generous citizen.
Reeolred, That we sincerely and heartily sym.
psthIIe with bis family and relatives In this sad
hour Of their ufilction, In which II hath pleased
tho Almighty TO take away one whom they held
10 dear, But ~ God does all things for bis own
wise purpose, we chartably recommend his
family and relatives TO resign themselves with q
christian spirit to His holy and inscrutable ways,
knowing that He doeth all things well.
ResIred, That q copy Of these preamble and
resolutions DO forwarded to the family OF the de-
ceased.
RssoIped, That these resolutions BIO spread on
the books Of this Circle, and published In the
Trespdss, GOLD HILL NEWS md Enterprase.
JOHN TRACEY,
JAS. MCCARTHY, Committee
mh3.lt q. SULLIVAN. }
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The New York Sun says that the BUSH
ness of the bankruptcy officials in the
North is By no means so large as was
expected when the law was enacted.
During the war nobody got in debt, and
as yet but few bankrupts have appeared
to relieve themselves Of their assets and
their obligations by the appointed
method. The present hard times, how
ever, will be likely to bring a good
many unfortunates into the hands OF
registers, assignees and marshals. But
in some Of the Southern States bank
ruptcy seems to prevail like an epidemic.
In the siIty-two counties composing the
Northern district Of Mississippi, there is
hardly a solvent planter, and thirty
new applications to the Court are made
every week. One party, whose debts
are $40, 900, had to wait a month be-
fore he could raise $3.50 to pay the costs
and charges required in order to 60
through the Court. There is no money
down there, it seems; but we trust that
the people will now go to work in earn
est and earn some.
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As ILLUSTRATING the mixture Of races
and religions in New York, a speaker
at a meeting in that city the other night
made the following statement:
The Rev. Thomas W. Hughes once
found q family in a ssyen.by-nine cellar
in the Fourth ward, whe:e the Catholic
wife was counting her beads and saying
her prayers on her knees before a picture
Of the Virgin, whilethe Chinese husband
was propitiating his pagan deity with
offers Of rice administered with chop
sticks, and the two little children OF
this strangely assorted pair were singing
the mission song:
"Jesus loves me. this I know,
For the Bible tells me So"
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The New York Evening Post states
that it is conceded by those best in
formed upon the subject that, with the
exception of the very hard winter OF
ls54-'55, destitution was never so gen.
eral in that city as At present. The re-
ports from the various missions and
other benevolent societies, as well as
those from private individuals, speak OF
extraordinary privations among the poor
including an unparalleled number OF
Americans. This winter, for the FIRST
time in the experience Of the police.
American mechanics nightly seek the
shelter Of the station-Aouses ; and not
alone for q night, or in few numbers,
but by dozens, and accompanied in some
instances by their wives and little chill
dren. In many cases, the applicants for
shelter are women and children-fre-
quently the widows and orphans ofthose
who lost their lives in the war. Some
of these lodge at the st~ation-houses
many nights in succession.
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A NEWSPAPER in Boston proposes to
star, an asylum for the useless young
women Of that city. He says the plan
should be placed in the hands of a
"committee Of useless old men whose
experience will qualify them for the
work" Upon this the New York Com
msreial comments that the idea would
perhaps be quite as witty, and the hit
rs fair, il it were reversed after this
fashion Let the institution be for the
benefit Of the useless old women-oi
both sexes-and let it be under the care
Of the useless young men,"
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IN PARIS, the proposal is seriously
made, on account Of the great adultera-
ton Of the milk sold there, to establish
a cow-house from which the animals
shall be driven each morning to the
different houses, and that milk-maids
shall milk them in the presence of the
customers. This recalls to the mind OF
the French journalist who tells the
story, an auecdote Of Scribe, the poet.
He had hired a house In the country to
pass the summer. As soon as he was
fairly installed in it be went in search
of . farmer who had a mich COW.
Having found n he stated his want.
"My good man, my servant will come
every morning to buy q pint Of milk
every we'll, it is eight sous" "But
want pure milk, very pure "1u that
case it is ten sous" "You will milk
in the presence of my servant" "oh
then it is to be fifteen sous