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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-02-13


convicted Of such conduct to doubt
that he would willingly prostitute
the influence Of his high position to
an effort to array the General of the
Army against the laws and in open
hostility to Congress Read the
opinion aof the organ Of the
Vanderburgh Democracy of AN
DREW JOHNSON. The Evansville
Courier, a few weeks ago, in comment
ing upon the development made BY
Or. RAYMOND of the Presidents con-
.nection with the Philadelphia Con-
Fention of August, 1866, thus ex-
pressed itself respecting his Excel
Iency: M ~
- We cannot but believe that man
who would deliberately bring himself
to win the confidence Of a party only
to betray it into the hands OF its enc
Glies. WOULD BE GUILTY OF
ALMOST ANY ACT sohich he felt
certain loOuLd 0d0ance his 0aon inter
esfs and satisfy has ambition.
And yet, after such a concession of
his treacherous character, this same
paper within the past few days, has
not hesitated TO charge Gen. GRANT,
in his correspondence with this man,
as guilty of falsehood, and refers
to his conduct as moral cowardice
and base treachery . : : foul blot on
his once fair fame r.
We have d voted more space to
this subject than was necessary to
convince every sincere friend Of his
country that ia t5inz which ANDREW
JOHNSON won ID could injure Gen
eral GRANT IL u If estimation. We
will, howeve vsthe opinion of the
New York iF1rkfof Mr.. JOHNSON;
and its estimate of his character was
re-echoed by the entire Democratic
press of the country. The following
is a copy Of an editorial ia the World
commenting upon the Inauguration
scenes:
From the New York World
THE pity Of it, the pity Of It. that
the life of this Chief Magistrate
{ LincolnJ should be made precious to
us by the thought that he at least ex-
cludes from the most august station
In the land the person Andrew John
son] who defled our chief council
chamber with the speeoings IF g drunk
en- 6oOr. Since the
exhibition Of drunken impertinence
by which be [Johnson] disgraeed
himself and insulted the Cabinet and
Diplomatic Corps and afflicted his
party friends. y
To see it (the Vice Presidency filed
by this iRsoIent, drunken brute, in
comparison with whom even Cdli0u-
la s hQrse aods respectable, and to think
that only one frail human life stands
between this GRsolent, cLot0Rish q INK
ard and the Presidency May God
bless and spare Abraham Lincoln
Should Andrew johnson become his
the decline and fall of the
American Republic would smell as
rank In history as that of the Roman
Empire under such atrocious mon
sters in human shape as Nero
aud Caliguia. What
a front of brass and impudenee
must he have ever again to appear in
his place. Z Betray-
ed by his own 5eastly instincts, and
his b00rish mind. He
is reported to be on another debaueh.
Nothing better as to be expected If him. |
These are the habits Of has lifetime.
1t is ridiculous to
suppose that he eUer had any politicaJ
Tive /
lO10 bOor. II b
Grants Habits.
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leading men IN Henderson are no.
averse to having the road stop at the
coal mines. 1t is true, as a city, We
have voted to issue bonds to the road.
but as individuals we have not taken
any very active interest In pushing
the enterprise. The Council, the
other night, asked Gen. BOYLE to ap-
ply to the Legislature Of Kentucky
to obtain an amendment to the char
ter of the road, so that it could be
extended to Evansville. The.eitizens
ought to have .senta committee of re-
sponsible men to Louisville to confer
with Gen, BOYLE. and had the bill
drawn up aud introduced As it IS,
the resolution will accomplish moth
ing. ha -
The result of the completion of
the Vinceunes and Cairo Road, no
one need be prophet, or the son of a
prophet. to predict 1t viii as Ger
tainly deprive as of much of our most
valuable trade, as that the sun shines
on a clear day, or water runs down
hill. Our business men, after having
their Illinois interests demonstrated
to them by committee Of Illinois
gentlemen, the other day, met and
talked, but viii they do anything
more? VIII they have nerve and
energy sufficient to organize Rail-
road Company, subscribe stock. So
lieit subscriptions, order survey,
and place themselves in a position to
cooperate with the Directors Of the
GRANVILLE and Nation Road2 The
construction of the Road to GRANVILLE
will open to Evansville the richest
portion of the Mississippi Valley. 1t
will add to our wealth double the cost
of the Road. We will receive an i'm
mense trade. from the country in our
immediate vicinity, to say nothing Of
the advantages derived from having
additional railroad connections with
the north and southwest.
Now IS the time for our people to
act. The tide is at its food. Hesita-
ton is defeat and irreparable disaster.
We aspire to be the first city in wealth,
population and enterprise south Of
Cincinnati, on the Ohio. To have
these aspirations end in fruition, we
must display public spirit, zeal and
indomitable will, Shall we do it?
Shall we seize upon the trade Of the
surrounding country and hold it with
fingers of iron, or shall we sit and de-
lude ourselves with dreams Of future
prosperity which is continually reced-
ing farther and farther from US? We
write plainly. The emergency calls
for plainness of speech as we'll as en-
erpy of action.
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DIED.

GERWE-On Wednesday, the 18th inst,
at O'Clock, Of Chronic Diarrboea, ANNA
MARGRETa GERwE, aged 70 years.
The funeral will take place from the
residence # her son-in-Iaw, Anton YER
wayne, corner Sixth and Vine Streets, to-
day Thursday at 3 Pm. The friends OF
the family are invited TO atten 1 without
further notice.
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Who Is the Man that Defames the
Character Of the General or the
Armies OF the Union

Who e the Man that Defames the
Character Of the General or the
Armies Of the Union
The publication of the GRANT
JOHNSON correspondence has afforded
the Copperhead newspapers an ocea-
sion to vent their spleen upon Gener-
al GRANT, and we suppose they will
take fresh delight in charging false
hood, characterization and treaehery
upon the General of the Union ar
mics, after the appearance of the
Presidents letter, which we publish
In this issue.
1t is a pertinent question to ask
who is the man, and what is the char
acter Of that mar, who has sought to en-
trap the highest military officer of the
Government ihto an open resistance
of the laws. and who, falling in this,
now seeks to defame his character
and bring him into reproach with the
people whom he has so gloriously
served, and under whose leadership
the nation was saved from ruin? Let
US answer the question by undoubted
Democratic authority
There is a question of veracity
raised between General GRANT and
President JOHNSON. This is not the
first time that the word of ANDREW
JOHNSON has been called in question.
We can refresh the memory of these
Democratic editors somewhat. An
occurrence at the Burnet House in
Cincinnati will be remembered, at the
time Mr.. JOHNSON was en- route to
Washington City, to assume the du-
ties of Vice President of the United
States. He had made statements
which had reached thepubhc, regard
ing the conduct and conversation of
General D. c. BUELL. Gan officer held
in high regard by the Democracy.
General BUELL. publicly denounced
him, in plain terms, as a ltc5r and pol
troon, and this doughty knight of the
goose quill warfare quietly poeketed
the complaint.
Gen. GRANT is charged with insub-
ordination by the spirit manifested
In his letter to his Excellency, IF it
were the first time ANDREW JOHN
SON had been charged with. daplici tyt
aud meanpess of eharaeteE,-Geaeral
GRANT might vel be- called unoulto
substantiate has allegations with 9TH
er proof than the word or honor Of
one Of the first soldiers of any ages
But this man has too often been
& aTaas ka5sst S @vtaa4s g. ass 30 81
~rat 49, 4ws,f .sghue1f q.
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For Evansville Journal.
POsey County Experimentation Con-

AT a convention Of the Republican
Union party of Posey County, held at
the Court House, in Mt Vernon, on.
Saturday, the 8th day of February,
1868. Col John A. Mann, Chairman
of the Executive COMMITTEES, was APP
pointed to act as President, and VIM.
y. Edison as Secretary. "a
The objects of the meeting were
stated By the President. -
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WE commence this morning the
publication of an Indian story, writ
ten by our former townsman, Will
LIAM K. McGREw, Esq, now con-
nected with the press of San Fran
cisco, California.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ANNOUNCEMENTS

REPORTER OF sUPREME COURT.
Mai. Il henry NJ. SCOTT. Of Pike County,
is a candidate before the Republican state
Convention for the nomination for Re-
porter OF the Supreme Court. febl3 DIT
FOR CITY RECORDER.
We are au thorfzed to announce Colonel
EDWARD WELLER candidate for City
Recorde-, in the coming election, subject
to the nomination Of the Republican Con-
vention. lfebI3
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UsIrkp STATES PArENr ORR,

W
On the petition Of EDwARD LINDsEK, OF New York,
,pray ing for the extension Of patent granted to
him the 9Th day Of June, 1854, and reissued In two
divisions December q. 1853, and numbersa. resPee'
Repeating aud Needle Dun, for seven years from
the expiration Of said patent. which takes place
the 9Th day Of JUNE, lsss;
ordered that The sad petition be heard at the
Patent onee on MONDAY, the 18th day q June
appear and show cause. u any they have. why said
petition ought not TO be granted,
Persons opposing the extension are required ~
nle In the Patent Once their objections, specially
set forth In writing, at least ttosntp days before
The day q hearing all testimony fiod 81 either
aud In accordance with the rules OF the
once. which will DO furnished ON application.
Dispositions And other papers, relied upon as tssi-
mony. must be nled In the once tioenfr days be-
fore Che day fhsArinE the arguments within
ter days AFTER nliny the testimony.
Ordered. also, that this notice DO published In
spS IL X ~ %tis, NV sss.
MSslh ri three ss Arr. q ..d
spa.fGS istias comm.ssiOssr Of fstsats.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UNITED STATES PArRsr OPRIcR,

WAsHisaros. April 0, ISIS.
delphia, Penn, praying for the extension Of a
patent granted to him the 18th day Of July, 1854,
years from the expiration Of said patent, which
takes place on the 18th day Of July, 1865:
II Is ordered that the said petition be heard at
the Patent Office on MONDAY, the ed day Of
June next, at 70 clock, IN. and all persons are
have, why said petition ought not TO be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required to Ale
forth In writing, at least ttosntv days before the
day Of hesringy all testimony hed by either party,
transmitted In aeeordADee, with the rules Of tho
once, which will be furnished on application.
timony. must be Bled In the office fiosntv days be.
fore the day OF hsarinsi the arguments. II any /.
Ordered, also. that this notice be published In the
REPUBLICAN, and the Intellf0encsr, Washington,
aweek for three successive weeks the hrst or said
HbtliestGp. e be at least sixty days g5sySgs to
apl6.Thst Acting Commissionar Of Patents.
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InRRovsHKHrs.- Mr.. Irwin d. Wright In
having having : fcurstory With bs..smept building
%'t oHps: (, tas nst Esa 9 . feet
This ID 4 hrs.prosf Suiidins eomposed Of
On brick .rehsd se.li.E with Iron beams, and
tint front trimmings very handsome blue
stone. Y contains IS rooms, which are intend.
cd for offce., and . large room for wood and
will be heated BY steam, and have water and
gas throughout. Our readers can imagine the
beauty, qualify. and Durability Of the build.
VIA. q va sss% .s vi wAi SSs. WI iii
;:.s;;. 81. 1859 soIs { Beng e! ssas sH 81
Ess III plsssssssss ~ II rs Ta' i,ss
o. ss,sssh, ssswsss and ! ssissss.y .ou,n,
,ss w; John Lirsoin e having erected three
feet ~ ~ deep. II contains slhne rooms,
yith wstsr an4 gas IL each Of them. Messrs.
W.. AZ n. "a Me'
Psssf ns,sy, ssS I. a.yinf erected, on his
I've .ss. ssS az g.s
in iseEth sy % - width. At me foot Of Twelfth
4. .o1i one s.. .s The s.d nS Ss
wstsr 4 : .uiioisnt depth for any vessels that
run on the Potomac.
He has also had . fine building, 90 feet By 90
erected, Just adjolning the wharf, on the west
s!ds, f9I IN, pprpose Of storing Ice for the
holding 600 tons OF Zoe. On the opposite side
ofthe wharf q q ntse building, 90 feet In length
and 30 In width. II 10 two stories high. The
arst story eohtains seven storerooms and the
second story two store-rooms and . large eat
e salt houss 70 feet in length and 10 In Width.
to mako this 1ns improvement. me removing
Of the mud alone cost them u, 900, which 10 Z
small part. They have every convenience for
had 4 great quantity OF oyster shells hauled
Into the street about the wharf and buildings,
making II convenient to pass to and from the
same. f."a.
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WALLS orrRA Houss.-"The Washington
Dramatic Ciub"werc literally patronired last
night, and the acting OF the caste in the play
entitled "Meg's Diversion - would have re.
nected credit on the generality Of regular
theatres. Mr.. Rathbone, especially, acquitted
himself cleverly, In the true English sense Of
the term, and Miss Phillips az F" Meg" Mr..
ponshns 90 Jasper Grow, and Miss II. T.
Hssd - Mr. Nefwsli, svinced talent IN dra.
matte representation that enterprising mana.
gers might well turn their attention to, In
making up company,
THs ,NArIosAL rarArhs Strip Van win.
kls' drew . very full house last night. II
win be repeated tonight, when Mr.. Jefferson
takes benefit. n
MxrzzaorT HALIFAX Burnett was 10
gushing funny mood last night, and drew q
fair house. He will entertain his friends
again tonight. r ithaah c.
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PROPOSALS. FOR HORSES.

OFFICE Asst orAsrKsnAsrEh orSElAL.)
. No II STATE STREET,
NEw YoRK Cir. April -, 1865.
Sealed proposals In tied and " IN be rsceI ed
at this ofhee until u o'clock, m, SATURDAY.
AgIl ~ is f1r q; dslisssy . this Department o.
gentle In harness. not less than Isl, hands hish.
Weight not less than go pounds, to Be sound aud
from six to ten years old.
The United States reserves the privilege Of reject
Ing any or all Of the bids u deemed Advisable,
the Battery grounds al the time and date above
stated.
Proposals should be endorsed "ProposAls for
Horses, " aud addressed TO the undersignsd
RUFUS INGALLS,,
apl5-4t b. Maj. Gen AaS A. O. n. Uea.
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INV ADvnnrrsEMrxrs.

FIVE DOLLARS rewards offered for tho re-
eovsry ofs small sly terrier, BY O. aautier,
No. as7 Psnnsyivsnia avenue. . =.
Mnssns, O. T. PEaaiz 4 Co., viii hereafter
continue the grocery business at the old and
wsllknown stand, corner OF Ninth and I
streets. ~
An rHroHrAsr registry notice appears in
another column.
TIE Anti-Radloai Central Club will hold q
regular meeting at the Trades Union Hall,
southwest corner Of Eighth and streets, this
evening. TO commence at 1850 O'Clock.
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CLOTHING ron SPRIsG.-Messrs. Stephens
4 Co, $40 Pennsylvania svenuc, between Ninth
and Tenth streets, have Just received an extern
siye and well selected stock Of youths, boys,
and children's clothing for all ages, from three
will soon be here, and it behooyes our readers
to provide themselves with clothing for their
children And themselves, at the low rates which
rule at the establishment OF stephens Co.
before the rush comes.
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Georgetown Advertisement

GENUINE BUCK GLOVES.
Genuine Buekskin Gloves for Gentlemen and La.
dies, wholesale and retail, at RAMsBUR0 SSONS,
No, los High street, Goergetown, D. G. Ladies'
and Gents 6auntles made to ordx, ja25 an.
CASH, DOORS, BLINDS, MOULDINGs. LUM.
. BIER, AND BUILDINGMAT in GEN.
ERAL, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Builders DESTROYS Of saving money will dnd n .
their ad vantage to give me call and examine N y
where L, JOHNSON
des.n Ns,ee Water Street, Georgstowp, &c.
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SALE OF SrocKs.-Messrs. Green & Williams,
Auctioneers, sold on Wednesday afternoon the
following stocks, at their auction rooms: ", $50
corporation water stock, six per cent. quar-
terly, to +. A. Tsehiferly, at Of cents, " ISL 5o
tl0 655 corporation stock, six per cent, quar-
u, $50 corporation stock, six per cent, semi.
annually, to the same party, for 92,I cents,
u, l33.75i $500 corporation stock five per cent,
Chesapeake and Ohio canal money, bearing
interest, to Mr.. W. O. Bestor, for cents, t6S. l0
u 400 Lumpkin Chestalee Mining Company
stock, bearing interest, to II. NJ. Baker, for
cents, so.
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-
THE EsArcryat CrLxrnAr,o, Tn.
SssSIati9n q the .1,iys:s,y q ne sm.n,l.
by The SC,o;fa Yesterday r. gs. iSIo.
~. I. ~, ii tssit ,.i,snish; Tss az -: a
stretio.. ntiYf shoWc,S N r.in dssosr%1ns =,
BRIEF in2ervsis from morn,ns u,t,i ,stn n ~
s5ssfsSc., %. t p i.si did POI dsant Hose
an early hour in The morning Inc Seycrsi asso.
cfstions assembled al theis hslis And other
meeting places In Washington and deorTe.
10 k street., bstwssn Ninth and T1nrtssnts
utreets whore the procss.ion 40 formsd
Most o. the dsierssss Sormed % ~ south
ei6e 81 Trspklin sousrs ssS ~ sSt,.t Ana
Thiri ward deier tions vsrS "a ~ sssasS
quite sariy, but II Wa pssf Il oisiSsk $40 n
he last n the dciesst ten, fesvn 10 ksts
0A1s thslr aureafanss. - I'D -
In the mes {tne. III utspsst Wiluavns. of the
Butler Zousvss. rspsirsd 10 thc dsnot "a meet
they hsS srPivsS ~ nG N. smS sns wns men
% sss ~ ss
p p0iformsd n sst b aioes ,or s rD,
with yellow, 6nEIsnd Invinrihiss vitb Ami.
lar uniform, Henry Winter davis 0usrds.
nant A. Johnson, lint blue psnts, dark
he Hona I,oysi cjsvsirx ,sussesntqass,S
ii9ht plus ps1ts. dsrf IN, isoSst lin metsl
, sss o. me az
sSoat iaso snd he ns ~I nova tss
t tn mouS,sd u.Sss slrs.nt Poois
o9ths "soora pr,ssinos '"1s' No''"
Josn n Johnsoo. m.r,hs,.,n. sh,se .ounted
e sn,.th L iSs. , lem a. Snysha Mm
a n. Sm'uS ppSc WIZ sscout yoeh IINwm,
n. TnilAierrot george W. Lee and John Cor-
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ADDITIONAL AID,-Ata meeting Of the Book
binders' Union on Wednesday night, In the
committee-room, Council Chamber, City Hall,
for the benefit Of the piasterers now on a strike.
This makes ti5o voted by the bookbinders In
aid Of the plAsterers.
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rha Ri.hnnnd ra.,,is.. 81 .a.,a,J
that the remains Of Gen. John II. Morgan
"were taken from here on Monday morning
last In charge OF committee OF Kentuckians,
hopson and Messrs. Richardson, Mcgowan,
Wren and Stratton. They were met at the
wharf In Washington by the Kentucky dele
from this city, escorted the remains to the
depot Of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
where they were shipped to Lexington, the
former home Of Gen. Morgan"
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aEonaErowN Matters.

onpsRs for the NATIONAL KsrusticAS in George.
town may be ien at the bookstores Of Me.sr.. 7.
n. X. Mills q Co., tsts CrandeIt's,) rs Bird 20
street, or At Msssrs. O. r. Getty 3 Co. =, 100
Bridge street, where copies Of the RnruBLIeAr
may be obtained daily. F'|.
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RELIGIoUs.-At the Baltimore Annual Con-
ference OF the Methodist Episcopal Church
In session yesterday, Bishop wayman was
constitution for the organization of a Sunday
School Union, and J. A. Handy, A. L. San
ford, M. +. Slaby, aud J. ID. 8. Hale were ap-
pointed. The Committee on the Union OF the
A. NJ. Z. Zion and the A. NJ, Z. Church made
their report, which was adopted.
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COMPLEMENTARY DISSRR.-The managers OF
the impeachment and number OF Senators
j. W. Forney, at his residence on New Jersey
avenue, at o p. IN. on Wednesday, which was
admirably served with all the delicaeies Of the
season, under the auspices OF Mr.. George H.
Whitney, of Whitney's Hotel,
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The Painters BALL.-Arrangements fol
the printers ball next week are now atured
and the committee In charge expect It to b,
one Of the most enjoyable occasions ever pro
sented to the citizens OF Alexandria
BusISRss.-The disagreeable weather has
had q depressing effect upon business, and has
kept back the spring trade here, but success
full fishery and the renewal OF the coal trade
will do much to bring matters to their olden
standard.
WENT UP.--A number Of colorcd people from
ZION at Washington yesterday.
RRLloIous.-T ordination Of bishop, and
confirmation Of number OF members OF the
Protestant Episcopal Church will take place
here on Sunday next.
CITY CoUscrL.-The new City Council will
1t 10 said, be installed at once.
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No MEErIRG.-A call was published for q
Club last night, but up to ~ O'Clock there
were but three members present, who consti-
tuted themselves a committee to walt on Ser
geant Bates and pay their respects to him.
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A WAshINoToNIAN IN TRoUBLR.-The Rich
man calling himself David Morgan, and who
says he came from Washington city, has been
living In this city for some time without money
or employment. Mr.. E. O. Fleming, of the
Cumberland House, very kindly took him In
and gave him his board for two or three days.
His hospitality was requitod by Morgan's
OF with them. He found him after a long
search and had him arrested. His Honor the
Mayor sent him to the chain-gang for fifteen
daysn
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ACHAScR TO DRAW AMI or TIN ABOVE PRIZHs
Br PURCHASING AsEALEDTICKgr PoR Is CENTS
Tickets describing each Prize are sealed In En-:
cents q Sealed Ticket will DO drawn, without
choice. and delivered at our oaee, or sent by mail
delivered to the teketholder on pay ment Of ono
Dollar. Prizes will be Immediately sent to any ad-
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BURIED ALIvR.-On Wednesday afternoon
Mr.. Nicholas Fenncll, an employee In the Az
ricultural Department, met with an accident
which came nigh terminating fatally to him.
He was engaged In hauling dirt for the build:
Twelfth street, and while beneath the steep
bank filling his cart the earth above gave way
In such quantities as to bury him. Immedl.
sistance, and by vigorous application dug
away the art from his head before suffocati on
ensued. For some moments after his release
from the unpleasant situation In which he had
been placed his mind was confused, but in
good time he recovered consciousness, and
drawing from his pocket his pipe he allied and
III the same, and proceeded with his labors As
II nothing had happened.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-04-17

THKFr OF CoArs.-The room Of John d,
Hoover, Esq, at the National Hotel, was
entered about Q O'Clock on Wednesday night,
and one brown frock coat, one blue beaver
overcoat, and blue sack coat were stolen.