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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-17

Accompaniment.-SOme one to turn
/ over her music when she sings herself.
A means of revenge when she accom-
/ panies one Of her own sex.
1 Accomplishments. - The finishing
/ touches to the picture before it goes
/ for sale to The exhibition.
Account Book.-Something to be
/ seen at the British Museum. Quite
| out Of date.
acy.-UnknoWn.
Ache.-H eadaohe-Another word
! for ill-hum0r one of woman arms Of
HOffeDse. T0othache-a trap for fat
Fiery; generally complained of by pos
( sessOrs of superb worries. Heart
/ ache-another word for jealousy.
Act, to.-What every woman does
off the stage, aud what so few can
! do on.
Actor {of repute) - Handsome,
charming, delightful
Actress creature.
Admiration.-Cash paid into a
bank, which does its utmost to pre-
vent circulation.
Admirer.--All Mankind in the eyes
of Mamma.
Adoration.-The only attraction
which makes woman wish to be a
saint.
A tailor's best line of defense
clothes line.
Daniel Drew is called the exile
of Erie
Apropos Of the Western ISLANDERS
upon Dickens, a Rochester paper re-
marks that He'll hath no fury like
Chicago seorned "
A Western editor says that in
smoky Pittsburg men kiss each
others wives, and are able to tell
which are their own by the taste.
SAKE calls parrot "the ritualistic
bird.
Troubled waters the ".Sees of
CapetOwn and Natal!
Ifyou ike" may gluttony be said
to be a ta6le-doat
Money Is tight" and the rivers
are high" Has this anything to do
with the whisky question?-N Y.
Egpress.
" GIVE ME GU.ANo OR GIVE ME DEATH
From the Citizen, New York;
Jerry Black to johnson
Alack, aIaciI poor Jerry Black
Do you call yourself man, @?
Yet on the President 90 back
For dun2hiil of Guano!
Your bust let Cloacina hold
While Clio VIII record Your
Foul name, ms one who Freedom sold
For so much pengutn's ordure
Rents in New York make awful
rents in pockets.-NetC York Post.
A race of sculptors-The Chip a
way Indians.
Spicy.-Tiftof-a swell and no mis-
take-so identifies himself with the /
tinge of his irreproachable whiskers,
that he actually walks gingerly.
Nothing Like 1t. = We see that
some one is advertising that he has
received a stock Of Gland leather,
from Russia, for boots We suppose |
the material is used in Poland for I
the manufacture Of dancing boots, as
being specially suited for the 'eel-and- /
toe of the national polka.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-17

For the use OF our Young Friends.

Abandon. to.-A term Synonymous
with tilt. - Used by the filters.
The fact is, my dear, I was obliged
to abandon him
Abomiuable. The conduct of a
man who has firted without coming
TO the point: used by manmas
A5out.-An indefinite proposition
affixed to sums spent aoT received.
Abr1t e5 discussed, means generally
owe tenner About 60 paid in
house bills, means a couple Of sove-
relgns or so.
Abs4rd.-Every argument which
does not entirely coincide with a wo-
man : wishes.
/. Abuse.-Auy serious remark iucUl-
eating reprlmand
Abusive.-Admits OF different def
nitious, according to the station of
the person employing it. A cook is
abusive who informs her mistress She
IL a stingy old cat, sand ought 10 ne
ashamed of calling herselFa Iadv
But the cook says her mistress Is
abusive when she replies, " 1t is very
sad to hear SOU speak In sach man
ner, aud you must leave my house at
ONCE,
hccent.-R0marked By women i'm,
mediately In al foreigners English
except in that spoken by Mr. Fechter
Accept, to.-The act of striking,
] when the gUdgeon IS hooked.
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HUMOROUS. 1
QUESTIONS FOR b4wYERs.


1. What is the female,name.answer
ing to a Man-damus
2 Does the expression " Bar sells -
refer to jokes made by counsel?
3 Has a fla anything TODD with
the Pantomime atDrury Lane, called
Far 70 EUmy
4. Is not an action very truthful
when it willnot 4lie2a
3, Must a patent ambiguity be a
new invention? = e.
10 AUTHoRs AND OFHERs.-How
to fill Page-Let him have SIX meals
day,
ACharity Sermon-0ne illustrated
with plates.
Obvious-The lawyers long vaca-
ton is so called because it is not a
brif period" y
The dictionary Of Figaro grows in
teresting from time to time, and in a
late humber are several definitions
worth quoting. For instances
eFiance-A bachelor has be-
come possessed by-one idea-butt0ns
on has shirtsE -
Gall-The blood of envy q
Pride-A slippery inclined plane,
at the bottom Of which wait arrogance
and vanity.
File-The gimlet of harmony.
Robbery-The ipdiscretion-of dex-
terity.
Fin-A word extremely agreeable
to write at the endsoi a book, and to
read there.
And from ChariUqri the three fol-
lowing aphorisms
Lent-Peuance imposed on all those
who have not kept the carnival
Traveler-A chatterbox, who in
ours a thousand dangers fer the sake
of relating them to the people who
will not believe them.
Revolution-The fete-days Of the
Parisians.
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fEA nave sthe facility of the best Ma
merry and WOrkmen, and will give an
-sSnnEE entrusted to us our individual atten-
etTssEzr III orders promptly, warrant our
'HsHEsE, and charge reasonable prices.
as3EMce and Foundry. corner Of First and
.1EEEt Streets, Evansville, Ind.
Ws Bs-W Orklnen sent to al parts to 1T
Hrara work and do repairing.
1saz2sna SCHULTZE. Truman & co
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WEAKNESS.



From the Atlantic Monthly for EOv.l
o little feet, that such long years
Must Wandereon through doubt and fears,
Must ache and bleed beneath your load
I, nearer TO the way side inn,
Where toll shall cease and rest begin,
Am weary, thinking of your to1lsOme
road.
o little hands, that tweaka or strong,
Have still to serve or ruleSO long, >
Have still SO long TO give or ask
i, who SO much With book and pen
Have totled among my feflOW-nen,
Am weary, thinking Of your task.
o little hearts, thatthrob and beat
With such impatient. feVerish heat. Is
Such limitless and Strong desiresi
Mine, that sOlong has glOYed and burned,
With FASHIONS into ashes burned, -
Now covers and COZ cealst ITS fires. ~
U. little souls as pure and Whttea
And crystalline as rays of tight
Direct from Heaven. their source divine
Refracted through the mist of years, ~
How red my setting sun appears,
How lurid looks this soul OF mine!
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FLOWERS WITHOUT FRUIT.
By DIR. JOHN HENRY NEWMAN.

81 DA.7JOHN HENRY hEWMAN.
Prune thou thy words, the thoughts con-
st troll, -
That DER thee swell and thFOng;
They will cOndenses withia thy soul,
And change to purpose slrOng.
But he who lets his feelings run
In soft luxurious low,
shrinks when hard service must be done,
And faints at every woe,
Faiths msanest deed more favor bears,
Where hearts and wills are Weighed,
Than brightest transports, choicest pray
ers,
Which bloom their hour and Jade.
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-04-17

IS n - - Z Il AZ
met 4 little fairy chi d.
Her hair all thread If gOldi
Not orderly, hat eatly wild,
And folded fold on Old
A sweet smile somehow broke away
From out her eyes ohbiue,
And iaugmngIY ii seemed 70 say,
- want TO speak to your
Unto the partner of my heart
l turn q and uesv q sigh;
To her all anxious 10 impart
My ~ ildest ecstasy.
She, m rely looking toward her toes,
With hard Y half smile
Replied, just turning up her Ose,
"a F.. F." Yes prettyl but bad styIe!'
AAYRkC-
50 Alas! how easily Things go wrong
A sigh too Inucn, or a kiss too long,
And there follows mist. Id a weeping
rain,
And life is never the same again
Alas! how hardly things go right
lis hard to watch IN Summer night,
For the sighswill cUme, and the kiss will
And the Summer night lisa Winter day"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-01-04
SIS. Sloss 9 Duncan Ross,

uAvING PURCHASED THE ENTLkE I.
III stock Of Harness. Saddles and Materials .,s ~
McNartin's Saddle and Harness Shop. IN aoia
Nm. will continue the business at the OLD s.ano;
where old customers and the public IN genera
are invited to call and examine ourstoek IN 49,
h.fore purchasing elsewhere. As we manufae-
ture ali the goods We offer for sale, We are deter
mined 10 s.li as cheap as the cheapest
SLOSs & ROSS.
Gold Hin, December IS. 1867. dr25'lm
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-01-04
NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE
N nndsrslrned. having sold his entire stock Of
nv,-iais has r,tIred from business and recon.
msnds sIosS & ROSS. his successors. to all his
ny, nsnas JAMES McMARTIS.
apiS nm November 25, 1867. no2Su
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-01-04
Philadelphia Boot Maker,
q. STOCKLE,

vxyoULD RESPECTFULLY IN.rSha
w form the citizens Of Gold Hill and
vicinity, that he continues TO manufae.y
ture the very best Calf Skin Beots
In Gold Hill, ~ many Of those who hayetriea
them are willing to testify TO. The materls, GUY
Of which his Boots arc madeis OF the VsIy oen
made In the world; and the long time Mnica nis
boots arc worn, IN Q sufncient suaiAn'esoi'ns
truth herein asserted.
Bepniring In all Its different branches
promptly attendedto.
V Just give rae trial. - you wantaipisp'
and. ~. .nttinR, and adurableBoot
Cold Hill, Sept. 10, 1857. a"
Evening star., 1868-05-04
THAT EXPLAINS 1T.

The unprecedented stretch of winter expe-
reI eed in this latitude has led 10 much sur-
mise as to the cause of this failure of the
earth's heating apparatus to do its work.
Some have supposed that We are entering
upon change of seasons, and the rather an.
palling theory has been broached that the
poles are changing position, and that the arctic
region Is TO swop places with the equator. The
astronomers have, however, brought forward
an explanation of the late sscold SPELL, some
what less disturbing to the nerves. though not
altogether uanquilizing. They say that the
Guns disc Is at present riddled with holes in
o@her words, with spots. one of which is of
very considerable size. II is a deep cavity In
the photosphere, and so wide that the whole
terrestrial globe would find room in 1t without
touching the ed .ses. There is another snot
which, though much smaller, still has one of
its tiameters as large as that of our earth
Herschel and Arago having conceived the idea
Of comparing the annual price of corn 10 the
number of solar spots observed each wear.
found, on comparing a series of twenty-five
results, that the greater number of spots the
higher was the cost of breadstuffs. This shows
that these phenomena may reduce the heat of
the sun considerably.
On this theory a piece of smoked glass will
be handy thing to have about the house: and
IN laying IN Goals or providing for winter
clothing the first thing in order will be TO take
squint to ascertain the Dimensions of the
holes in the solar atmosphere.
Evening star., 1868-05-04

TIE cAMPAIGS for the municipal election is
opened tonight by the Conservatives, who
n,eei in convention TO nominatea candidate for
the Mayoralty. The Republicans will hold
thsir nominating convention on Friday night.
The registration shows that the contest will be
pretty close, and both parties Will therefore be
compelled TO put forward men in whom the
community has confidence, and who will bring
ont the silent vote, which in this election will
probably be decisive No brawling s.blather-
skiting" politician can expect to bring out this
vote, and the party nominating such candidate
will certainly be defeated, if the opposing party
presents a better man. Nominating conyen-
tions VIII please make a note of this fact
Evening star., 1868-05-04

BATEMAN's OPERA BoUFFE.-The last time
that the public will have the pleasure of wit
Messing Mr.. Bateman's great company O;
Parisian artists will be during this week at the
National Theatre, as they will open at PnIla-
delphia Academy for their final performances
next week. after which they will soon be per-
manently located in New York. Mr. Bate
mans seventy artists and chorus arrived early
this morning. anG will renew tonight our
delicious memories of sthe Grand Duchess. -
which will be given, also, Tomorrow and
Wednesday night, Mile Tostee being the bright
particular star, as heretofore. On Thursday
night '.La Bella Helene" with its gorgeous
burlesque scenes will be produced, and the
prospect is that the audiences will be large and
fashionable every night. BY the way, Mr
Rateman received last Saturday IN New York a
complimentary testimonial at which Were
present larger Eumbar Of fashionable families
than have appeared together at the opera for
several years.
Evening star., 1868-05-04
THE IRISH CHURCH QUESrIoN.

This will be an important day in the House
of Commons, a. Dir. Gladstone intends to call
up his resolutions on the Irish Church oues
ton. When these resolutions, disestablishinr
the English church in Ireland, were brought
forward q month ago by the Liberals in Parlia-
ment, and the Tories were defeated ON the pre-
liminary vote, Disraeli succeeded in getting a
PostPonsment for four weeks, and the time has
been industriously employed by the Tories in
endeavoring to make capital against the meas
ure by appeals TO religious passions and pre-
Judices, and by raising the cry that it would
result in the complete overthrow of the Church
establishment In Great Britain, emasculate the
the House of Peers, and do away with all the
bulwarks to the British Cons stitution. The
personal influence OF the Queen was brought
to bear in favor Of the Irish Church establish
ment, and every means that an active and pow
erful party could devise was EMPLOYED
to fire the English heart against the proposed
change. The result proves that there is no re-
action in the great reform movement, but a
steady progress. After the recess of four
weeks the Liberal party have a
more decisive majority than ever before
The motion TO 90 into Committee on Resolu-
tions was passed on the morning of April 4th
by fifty-sIx majority. The first resolution was
adopted on the morning of May 1st by a ma
.BOIlly Ol sIXIy-uNe. Inree IOry seats,
which were vacant at the first division, were
filed by elections during the recess. 1t is
plain that the active discussion now gong on
is educating the people, and even the liberal
leaders themselves, for still greater changes
than the resolutions contemplate. Mr.. Glad
stone is evidently disposed to accept the Tory
argument, that the disestablishment of the
church in Ireland must lead 10 the general
separation Of church and state throughout the
Kingdom. The Atlantic Cable reports him as
declaring in Parliament that ssthe church of
England would lose none of her strength,
even Ifparted from the state"
The final vote on the resolutions will be
looked for with much interest on this side of
the water. 1t seems now 10 be on the cards that
Disraeli must give way, and that a new minis
try, with Gladstone at its head, must succeed.
and carry on the great work of reform initiated
by the liberal party, taking within its sweep all
branches of the British Government
Evening star., 1868-05-04

RAILROAD LEGIsLATIOS.-Therei is a gene
raj desire manifested TO have the House Com
mittee on Roads and Canals act on the resoIu-
tion passed the other day, and inquire whether
Congress has the power TO provide by law for
The regulation and control Of railroads, espe-
Cially those extending through several States.
The recent accident on the Erie road has re-
vived the project of an United States inspec-
ton, and there are several leading members OF
the Senate and ofthe House who will urge II
Evening star., 1868-05-04

AD INTERIM AND AID OUTERIM.-From the
Washington publisher, John c. Parker. we
have copy Of the amusing poetIeal brochure
under the above title, which has caused so
much talk about town. II Is hiuted. how truly
we know not that the author Is Cant. Adams
the writer Of the grotesque .Siese of Wash.
1urton -
Evening star., 1868-05-04

JUDGE BLACK has written another letter to
president johnson relative TO the Alta yela
affair. In il he says that be knew nothing of
the letter signed by certain Republican mem
bers Of The House Of Representatives, including
Messrs. Logan and Butler, counselling the
President In relation to the affair. and that he
had no communication whatever with them on
the subject.
Evening star., 1868-05-04

The ELECTION IN FLORIDA, under the re-
construction acts, for the ratification of her ne w
<ons'itution, commences to-day, and v i'll con-
clude on Wednesday evening. The Republi-
cans nave nominated the following State ticket
For Governor, Harrison Reed. Of Duval coun-
Ty for Lieutenant Governor, William H
GLEASON, Of Dade county; for member of Con-
Tress, Charles VI. Hamilton, Of Jackson county
Evening star., 1868-05-04

THE BALTIMORE CITY COUNCILS are win.
ming golden opinions from all quarters for
their unheard Of virtue in expelling three OF
number tor corruption. The New York papers
note the fact with admiring wonder.
Evening star., 1868-05-04

Hon. THos. ". STILLwELL, United States
Minister TO Venezuela, expects to return home
this month, and will leave Consul Charles H.
Loehr in charge of the Legation
Evening star., 1868-05-04

- Prom Blanchard & Nohuu we have
HsyPer's Bdsar, for May 10.
Evening star., 1868-05-04
%ECONcMICAL BUILDING ASsOCI
S TON.
ORGANIZED ON THE OLD PLAN

The nrst meeting Of the Stockholders OF this As
sccislon, for the purpose of paying their dues
Will BE- held at the Rooms OF Clsgett & Sweeney
No. Market Space. Pennsy lyania avenue second
1oor, on WEDNESDAY, 9Th instant, at SD m
Persons desirous OF joining this Association are
spectfully invited to attend.
subscription b. oks will be found at
LEWIS CLEPHANE'S, Collector of Internal
Revenue - seventh street
T. NJ. EANsON'S Room Intelli gencer Build
ing
n. W. .BURCHELL's, Grocer, Fourteenth and r
streets.
N. CALLAN's Office, AS Fifteenth street.
Room
A. J. JOYCE's Coach Factory, ,447 Fourteenth
street
G. ii. PLANTS Office, Room o Plants Build
ing.
tween Tenth and Eleventh.
GE0RGE III. PLANT, President
FRED. KoONEs sfc'y. a.
Evening star., 1868-05-04

n~M ASO MIC.
w The semi annual communicate Of the
TkICT OF COLUMBIA will be held at Central
Maeonic Hal, s0rner Of and Ninth streets, on
TUEeDAY AWNING, May s, ct clock Pune-
sGni my s. fGARNnR Grand s.o,
nv R10ISfRI NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given to all qualified voters in
the sRvENTH WARD that the Judges of Electi on
appointed % register voters under the act Of Con-
eress erprQved February 8. 1867, entitled sAn sct
to punish Illegal voting in the District Of Colum
bs and for other poses" will be in session at
THE CORNER OF SIXTH STREET ANDyIR.
---- GINA AVENUE,
on MONDAY, TUESDAY. and WEDNESDAY,
May 9Th, 5tb, and 9th, from to O'Clock p. for
the purpose of receiving and recording the anes
The act Of Congress entitled " An act TO regulate
the elective In the pistrict of Columbia
provides that leach and every male person, except
the age Of twenty one years and upwsrds. who has
not been convicted of any infamous crime or Of
fence, and excepting persons who have voluntarily
given aid and comfort to the rebels in the late
beiion and who shall have been born or natural
lied in the United States, and who shall have
sided In the said District for the period Of year
and three months In the ward or election precinct
IN ~hch he shall offer to vote next preceding any
election therein, shall be entitled to the elective
titled to vote at any election in said city without
any distinction account Of color or race"
1t is very desirable that all naturalized citizens
bring their naturalization papers with them, in
orrer to avoid cavi - to their right to register
my l-t6tn S.v. MOVES, Secretary.
Evening star., 1868-05-04
~ ASSESSORS OFFICE
WASHINGTON CITY. d. C.

TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
Noriss as hereby green, That the annual assess
ment list for income Of 1851, and special tar for
les IL now in this office, ass 7sh street, open 10
space of TEN DAYS FROM THE 23p DAY OF
APRIL, 1c6e, for the purpose Of enabling Tax
Payers 70 appeal from the assessment Of the As
sistant Assessors; after the time thus designated
the list be returned TO the Collector for collec
tion. and cannot be rectifed
"All appeals must be in writing. and must spec.
lfy the particular cause. matter, thing respect
Ing which decision Is requested; and shall more
over. state the ground principle of error com.
planned Of" p PEARSON
.-,.o.,. ,a.s Assessor District OF Columbia.
ATIil EOth, Icoo apE lot
Evening star., 1868-05-04

II EADI READll BEADlll
ALL MUST ACKNOWLEDGE THAT
THOMAS FAHEYS
G X VEL ROOFS
Excel In workmanship and durs sbility all sthers Of
similar construction. Using none but the best
material, and work performed by men Of fifteen
years experience.
BE also invites the attention OF the public gen.
orally to his stock of BUILDING MATERIALs
viz:
RosendaIe and Round Top Cement,
Lime, Laths. Hair,
Holland Point Sand per boat Salvi a gton,
White Sand. (coarse and fne,D
Wotherspoons Calcined Plaster.
Felt. Pitch and Gravel.
Sold al the lowest cash prices.
All orders promptly attended to.
THOMAS FAHEY,
Corner 10th street west and Canal.
NH 2-3m Smithsonian Bridge.
Evening star., 1868-05-04
FOR THE BENEFIT OF
COLUMBIA HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN,
ODD FELLOWS HALL,

Seventh street, between d and streets csm
mencing WEDN EsDAY, April 10Th, and ending
Saturday, May 9Th.
Season tickets, 81: single admission, is cents;
Children 10 cents. Tickets for sale at the Book
Store OF Messrs. Philip Solomon.
The superb Band Of the 4ith U. s. Infantry will
be in atte ndsnce each evening.
The ladies engaged in this fair have taken es
pecial care to procure useful articles, as well as
orr ameptal: and every article wi be marked at
price as low as it could be purchased for at any
spectable store
No rafting or lotteries will be permitted.
The Fair will be opened st 6 . IN. on w edn esday
next. and at IL m each day afterwards. The ladies
will provide Lunch each day from l2 to2
ap "a tmayl0
Evening star., 1868-05-04
BOARDING.
LOST AND FOUND.

l osT-0n the ID inst, GOLD WATCH. SGe-
"a neNa; With blue ensmeled back: gold face and
hands 8 lockef attached; no chain OF guard The
hhder VII be literally rewarded by leaving the
above AT this Once. mya n
Il osT-On Saturday morning, In soiDg from 81
Il. Matthews Church, down III 20 18th from 10th
70 ana lSth y JET BRACELET. set with gold.
a nheral reward will be paid N leSt at Nrs En-
GAIL :, corner Of Sd and streets. my 4-sts
OsI or sToLEN-on the evening of the scth
- - OF a Aprll; between b street, leland. between
18th and 18th str eets aud Glen wood Cenatary ON
gold lever hunting 1ase WATCH. NJ. 7. Tobias.
LlyerpooI make No: lOI IS, with COLA chain and
seal. A liberal reward will be paid IN returned ~
421 1th street, between 6 aud north.