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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-02-15
FRANKFORT.
Kentucky legislature.

FRANKFoRT, Feb. 13.-A bill pass
ed the Senate to-day, proposing to
ent of Public Instruction from
81, 100 to 81, 400. -----7
The House passed a bill relieving
Oliver Fairchild, of Govington, Of all
legalCdisability. H8eIdH
a reconsideration of the bill for
the Capitol extension, is made the
special order for next Thursday.
r It is announced, on good authority,
to- day, that Gov. Stevenson has with
drawn from the Senatorial contest,
leaving it very uncertain which of the
numerous aspirantsisn1e hkelysnow
to be the successful candidate.
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WASHINGTON IN NE VS.. 5,
The Secretary Of the Treasury and
tn Legal Tender Act-SteTens and
impeachment,

WASHINGTON, February 14-At-
torReys General Stan berry IN the Su-
preme Court of the United States,
to-day, read a letter from the Secre-
tary of the Treasury, addressed to
him, stating in effect that the Depart
ment had understood that the ques-
ton of the constitutionality of the
Legal Tender Act had arisen at this
term, in several cases between private
parties, and they had been discussed
and were under advi sement. As the
Government had no opportunity to
present ansargumeRt IN support Of the
law, and as very deep interest is felt
In the subject by the Government and
the country at large, it was hoped the
Attorney General would ask and OBJ
tain leave to present an argument in
support Of the law, before the cases
which had been discussed should be
decided by the Goart. e s14 asa s
The Attorney General said that
owing to his multiiarious legal duties
he feared he would be unable, to pre-
pare a proper argument during the
present term, and therefore desired
that the Court would not deliver its
opinions IN those cases u ltIl the next
term. at
The Court took the matter under
advisement.
One Of. the. eases allndedsto involves
purely a question of ordinary debt,
whether party has the right to dis
charge an obligation in legal tenders.
Another case, argued by Senators
johnson and Williams, presents the
question whether q debtor can pay his
taxes ia legal tenders, the State OF
Oregon having declared all its taxes
should be paid ia gold. The third
case was argued by Messrs, Oarllsle
a0d Wiles, from California, which
has a statute declaring all hdicuary
taxes shall be paid only in gold.
The Committee on Ways and
Means has decided that the refined
oil tax shall be 50 per barrel OF 45
gallons, and on exports % cents
Stamps are to be used.
The committee is engaged IN fran
ing bill regulating the expectation
of alcohol. highwines, &c.
The 7-30 Treasury notes outstand.
ing and falling due June 10Th and
July 18th next, which are conTertl-
BILE into $40 bonds, amount to over
two hundred millions Of dollars, and
it will require the full time between
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lou fsvIELE..'
rF g-arTwr7s ~ 00 3
Southern Telegraph COmpany-SHp-
posed Murderer ArreSted-POlice-
man Acquitted Of BrIbery-Mar-
kets-FeHianism, Irsr .

LOUISVILLE, February Is. The
Southern Telegraph Company at their
annual meeting this afternoon, elected
A. G. Brannon, III. D. NeWcomb, W.
B. Hamilton, Arthur Peter, Roland
Whitney. of Louisville. and Silas f.
Miller, Lewis Worthington and Wm.
Wiltshire, of Cincinnati, Directors for
the ensuing year.
Several seizures of whisky have re
Gently been made in the city, it having
been sold at a lower price than the
Governmentit tax thereon. H
DR. Collins, the supposed murderer
of Mauly, was arrested last night, in
the country, by aGpoIice force from
Louisville, and brought here this
morning and committed to Jail.
The report Of the Special Com
mittee of the General Council
upon the allegation Of bribery
against several policemen, exon
rates them all from the charge,
and recommends the expulsion of
Harry Kirby, the originator of the
false reports respecting them, from
the police fore.
Sales by auction - Tobacco, 9f
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In my Card Of Nov. 1, 1867, I stated
that, |" for the purpose OfmOre fully
HupDHyfn0 she wants OF the pubi4es
and fn order 20 prevent unserupu-
IOus dealers from palmfng o a Inle-
iFfOF and worthless goods a. the
Merton Gold Hens, 1 shall here
affer sell no goods at yytolesnie
except only TO duly apPointed slid
authorized Ageutss93 etc. To TINS
plan have since strictly adhered.
In accepting Agents, great care has
been exercised to appoint those Who'
by ong-continued fair dealing, have
acquired a reputation for honesty
responsibility, and probfty-rnen IN
whose word the public have learned p
place confidence. These Agents nave
agreed to keep a full assortnent OF my
mems. and to sell them at my published
prices. Thus the public are supplied
b. by them with just such pens ar they
zvant4 either q to. writing or price, and
get a full equivalent. for the money
paid. -.....s - 60, -.
place to place, or canvass the country
so that all who want a Morton Gold
Pen must get IL from the Local Agent
or from headquarters.
None need apply for the Agency eE-
cept in conformity TO the above, tho
liberal discount 'To Clubs" being
Bumcient inducement TO all others.
A MoRTOS
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PITTSBURG.
Arrest fer Embezzlement X blsap-
peaFance OF a 81 Ladies' Nan - =
Masculine Relations After Him.

PITTsBURG, February 13.-T. Wal
ter Day, until recently Secretary and
Treasurer Of the Plttsburg and Mo
nongahela Coal Company, has been
arrested on a charge Of embezzling
the company out of twenty two thou-
sand dollars The books are said to
have been pretty we'll doctored, and
it is thought that the prosecution will
have some difficulty, on that account,
In making ont case. The defendant
waived a hearing, and gave bail in
the sum of ten thousand dollars. Day
is a member of the legal profession.
A prominent business man In the
upper part of town has been missing
for day or two. The cause of his
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House Resolutions FaVOring the Re
peal OF the Reconstruction Acts.

New YoRK, February IA. The
Hibme's Columbus, Ohio. special
says: The House resolutions, favoring
the repeal of the Reconstruction acts,
were adopted, by strict party vote,
in the Senate to day. a gresolptibn
was added directing the Ohio Senators
and Representative to oppose Sher-
mans bill declaring the Alabama
Constitution ratified Phe proposed
measure is declared to be an addition :
al evidence of the attempt TO over
throw by force and fraud the Consti-
tuition, and to establish an irresponsi
BILE Congressional directory, backed
& by the bayone netslof military chieftain.
Republicans made an unsuc-
scessful effort to incorporate bin the
resolutions. a clause congratulating the
country on the decision of the Su-
preme Court IN the Mississippi and
Georgia Injunction cases.
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Bishop COxe's OpInlOu OF American
Women. =

In a recent pastoral, DIR. Arthur
Cleveland Coke says: " .fts+
q "When l see the tawdry fashions, the
costly vulgarity and the wicked ex-
travagance of the times, feel sure
that thousands Of American women
are strangers to the first law Of refine
ment-simplieitylin manners and at
tire. .....a- No. No., -...r.t
= When I see that thousands Of
American women read the most
shameful romances and the most de-
grading newspapers Il frequent the
vilest dramatic. entertainments, and
join in dances too shocking 10 be
named among Christians; / feel that
Christian matrons are becoming too
few, and that civilized heathenism is
returning 10 the fields we have wrest-
ed from the Indians
When l read, daily, Of the most
ungodlyI divorces aud Of crimes
against social purity and against hu-
man life Itself, which are too gross 10
be mentioned more particularly, feel
that too many Of our country women
are without God In the world. and
that radical reforms are necessary ia
the. systems of education on which
the young women of America are de
pendent for their training.
''When / see thousands of house
holds ia which young girls are reared
for life Of pleasure, without refer
enee to duty i cannot wonder at these
results, nor at the misery in which
they involve families and communi-
ties. Sow the wind and reap the
Whirlwindl 3aflHeJ ge
AS Christian Bishop, therefore,
4 make my appeal to you, Christian
women, and / ask you to begin the
reformation, By faithfully bearing
your testimony against all that tends
to the degradation of your sex, and
the more so, when such crime is not
only Winked at, but receives eounte-
nance in circles which ought to be ex
emplary. NJ
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EUROPE.
BY ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.
Reasse milling Of Parliament = The
Alabama Claims-BiIl to Prevent
BFibing and COrFuptlOn-COnsplra-
CT against the Austrian Empire.
Bn0 LONDON ss8@

LONDON. Feb. 3-Midnight.-Par
lament re. assembled at 4 O'Clock P.
N. In the House of Lords there was
a full attendance, but Lord Derby was
not present, being i'll with the gouts
After the preliminaries incident to
the re-oPehing of the session, the
House adjourned without transacting
any business.
In the House of Commons Mr. be-
Fevre gave notice of his intention of
calling up the question Of the Ala
bama claims on the 4th of March.
u Lord Stanley.saida that no dispatch
on that subject had been sent to
Washington later than the one last
published. 4a4 4
Mr.. D'Israeli brought in bill to
prevent bribery and corruption in
elections. 1t provides for a committee
of inquiry, consisting of eminent
lawyers, to be appointed by the
Speaker of the House of Commons ,
which is to visit the place of election
and investigate the charges of bribery.
After considerable debate the bill was
read for the first time. The House
then adjourned
LONDON, February 13-Midnight.-
1t is reported that a great Pau Slavic
conspiracy against the Austrian EN-
pire has been discovered in Hungary.
LONDON, February 14-Rumors
are current IN Paris, of a contem-
plated change in the ministry, in def
erence to, the wishes and sentiments
of the liberal party.
ITALY.
FLORENCE, February 14.-Men-
abrea. Prime Minister, has told
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HAVANA!
SaInaVe's Army Defeated by CacOs
Rebels - General Alexis Commits
Suicide.


HAVANA, February 13.-The Her.
aid S special advices from st. Thomas
to. the I'd inst. state that the cholera
continued undated, and a penalty
was inflicted upon the inhabitants for
a failure to notify the police authori-
ties OF, any case of the disease that
might occur. Gov. Beach had gone
to St. Croix.
The gHerald's special dates from
Jamaica to the 9th .ult. state that
the iron,elad flagship Royal Alfred
has sailed for Bermuda.
The Monitor Favorite had arrived
at Kingston. gC naaIra
The wreck Of the ship Coronet sold
for ffty-thTee pounds. sass
Senior Nufez had been confirmed
as consul for Venezuela ss eg@
Mail adVices from Cuba state that
Gen. Lerzundi had asked TOR infor-
nation Of the American Consul rela-
tive to a supposed American shaver,
eff Nassau. 4 ~
One of Maximilian's ministers has
died of vomit.
a. Tabonda la Cunza, MARQUEE Santa
Anna, Marin Ebana, and Flores, Mex
iean Imperialists, are stilhin Cuba.
HAVANA, Feb. 15.-Salnave's head
quarters are now at Grau de Riyiere.
His chief army was defeated by the
Cacos rebels. on the frontier. -
e s4Generai Alexis suicide,
and General Vorde has incurred the
mistrust of President Salnave, who
deprived him of his rank and honors.
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hhds, s. 3O923 90. Market firm.
Cotton, % bales good middling, 1890
imiddlingz 18b@1S4c; low middling,
i17S9174c. Hall & Long sold at pri-
yate sale $50 bales low middling, at
l84e. Largest single sale of the even
ing. mu
Col. P. r Walsh, at Philadelphia,
'Fenian military organizer, delivered
a lecture in the Hall of Representa-
tives, at Frankfort, this evening. 1t
Is thought his remarks will induce
the Senate to pass the House resolU-
tions relative to the rights Of natu-
ralized citizens! " ra3
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INDIANAPOLIS.
Train to GOsp6ft-Grand Jdry fndIct-
meRts-LeaYe Of Absence to o Pas
tOr-TralR of the Track. rwrw
Especial to the Evansville Journal.

Especial to the Evansville Journal
INDIANAPOLIS, February 1.-THE
accommodation train on che Martins
vile Railroad now runs to Gosport,
where he-carsg garealeftgou5 the track.
Yesterday morning, the engineer,
upon backing up to hitch on, found
that the cars, a baggage and two pas
senger cars, had been burned the
night before, whether by an incen-
diary or fr M fires left ia the stoves
is not stated aa
The Grand Jury returned eighteen
indictments, yesterday morning, as the
result eftwO days work. Peter Myers
pleaded guilty to charge of grand
fareeng and was sentenced 70 five
years Imprisonment in the peniten-
-tiary.F Sc - - q 80 -ss8 -
The congregation of the First Pres
byterian Church, last evening granted
six months leave of absence to their
pastor, Rev. J. H. Nixon.
THE train on the Lafayette Rail
road ran off the track at an early hour
this mofuing. just beyond the city
limits, cased by broken axle, and
broke up the cars badly, but without
injuring any one. As a consequence
the trains were detained and transfers
had to be made until after noon
to-day.
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this and July 18th. to enable the de-
partment to convert them promptly az
maturity. The public are notified
that unless such notes. which the
Government is now offeriug to con-
vert, are promptly forwarded to the
I department for chat purpose, great
delay must ensue IN the furth er de-
livery of the bonds. ~
The Director of Statistics has fur
nisAed a table showing that the reve-
nues derived By the General Govern
ment, from the use of distilled spirits
in the United States, during the fiscal
year ending june Ii, 1862, TO 1867, or.
for five years, were one hundred and
thirty FIVE millions three hundred and
fifty-six thousand three hundred and
ffty-fve dollars currency; or total
average of twenty-seven million sew
enty one thousand two hundred and
seventy-one dollars currency per an
mum.
A number of persons were buried
beneath the ruins of falling wall,
at fire. One white and four negroes
thus far have been taken from the
ruins in a mangled condition. It is.
thought all will die. A large number
of hands are at work to recover the
other bodies. 1t is feared that ten or.
twelve were crushed. The fire was
confined TO the buildings mentioned
in the dispatch last night. Loss about
$125, 900.
NEW York, Feb. 14.-The Worlds
Washington special says that General
Meade telegraphed to Gen. Grant that
he is not yet certain whether the new
Constitution of Alabama has been.
accepted or rejected. He says it is
reported that in some counties no
election was held on the fourth day,
andin-etheFs- -BoHe was held on either
Of the four days. He il Investigating
these reports, aud If he finds them
true, he will order special elections in
these counties. so that the COnstitu-
ton may be ratified. n a.
The Worlds correspondent had an
interview with Thad. Stevens, yester-
day, the details of which show that
Stevens considers the President liable
to Impeachment, and that he (Stevens)
was not disappointed Ia the vote in
committee, by which his resolutions
were tabled. as his long experience
enables him to know every coward in
The 7Fi6uae's dispatch says that
when the vote IN COMMITTEES had been
declared against Stevens's resOlati0n
of impeachment, Mr. Stevens said:
" Sir, the Republicans party has been
killed to-day by the action of this
Committee, at the instance of General
Grant and friends. l have found for
the last two or three days, that the
men who shout the loudest and throw
their hats the highest for u. s. Grant
have been using every exertion to
demoralize Mr. Bingham and the
other members of this Committee
who were supposed to favor impeach-
ment; that Grant has been using his
influence everywhere to defeat the
scheme, and that Andrew Johnson
has to thank him that he remains un-
disturbed In the White House. /
have been, in public life for forty
years, and though do not pretend 70
any gift of prophecy. I have seldom
been mistaken IN my predictions. tell
you that to-day's eowardy action will
cost US New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio,
and probably three or four more Of
the Northern States.
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sudden disappearance is owing to the
fact that the fathers aud brothers Of
three respectable families are after
him with a sharp stick. He secured
the confidence and respect of at least
three females, who to-day regret his
acquaintance. The missing man Is
young, unmarried, of good address.
and taking all in all, considerable of
a ladies' man. afFHH
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COLLINS
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AT REDUCED PRICES.

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them TO the public as possessing the FOL
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The public can be supplied At the Old
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We have used the Burner reierred to
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Parliament, in reply to a question.
that the Government had despatched
seven ships te-the river La Plata,
South America, but gave no informa-
ton as to thll' object Of the expedi-
ton. eSS4L As@A ARP@
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CHICAGO, February 4.-Capfain
John Wilson. Deputy Superintendent
of Police, died at bis residence IN this
city, this morning. .ai21EHo9 8
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DR A. WEBER

(Formeriy Of HOpkinsville, Ky.l
Offers his professional services to the cIti-
zens of Evansville
Residence on Third between Cherry and
once over the POst-omee. tsez dSm
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John Young Brown and
..'t q smith. o
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rmmENw# 4G8 Fk8EF.A
The Second kentucky Con-
test cd Election Case.
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TELEGR AP HI.

TELE CIR A P III.
For Commercial and Rtuer Dispatches see
FTfth Page.
News by Atlantic Tele-
grapa.
Re-assembling of the Brit
ish Parliament.
ssso The Alabama Claims.
Bill to Prevent Bribing.
- - 81 ~ - 9a
Conspiracy Against the
Austrian Empire.
The Secretary of the Treas
ury and the Legal
I'D Tenure Bill
Stevens and Impeachment.
Congressional Proceedings.
90 5 3zI2 AH .
John Young Brown and
s+E Il smith.
rmmfEBm# -4G8 Fs68EF.8
The Second Kentucky Con-
test Election Case.
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Stevens and Impeachment.
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Congressional Prooeedings.

% . -LZ ~ =
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Bill to Prevent Bribing.

Conspiracy Against the
Austrian Empire.
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The Secretary of the Treas
ury and the Legal
~ Tenure Bill
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Re-assembling of the Brit
ish Parliam ent.

=so The Alabama Claims.
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FLORENCE, February 14.-Men-
abrea, Prime Minister, has told
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No. 95 Naiaen 80. D

does dar r 81 dsvAssv1L1E. Is-b.