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, 1869-10-20

ARMY APPOINTMENTS.
TIE Jtf nal 0Eeitl contalas the following ap-
n1!rtMetS: 4a11h2l HAzalue, Colnnande1-in-
Ctuf Of fe Imperial Gnust; General Dc Fat1lJ.
Co,al tr-in.Chitt Of the Third Army Corps,
hralquaf Tn 1t Na4cJ, ries Daza:na
A DENIAL -
It u oC4ailr denied thai there ts au5 foupdA~
u31 tor d nmors Of changes in the A1nltuJ.
TIE orros11InS.
Der1tA Dance1, Len"n, Ferry. and PelatoD,
attenettshe meeting Of the Opposition members
Of tie Cps Ltyi.tatJ seattEdaj IN order to e1-
PLAIN thu r-ceni coniuct Radical josroAls at
lack tE4anifesto adopted b, the meeting. ~ a
public rtttpR Of tue u5tra-IsaattcaIs last night
soEe ENtles to the C",P, L~:}tst:t we're l1su1te.l
and rdc(ly htrhlch ~ tne crowd.
THE rIusO1. 20 FRINGE L1lAAlEs 0P RbCNAEIA.
tic EpefuT has witt. II Il veFv nat1enn3 letter
70 11lucA ha1!eF, Of kouIau;a, On Tho oecaatoa
er .h= E1.age.
ii rtprcd that the e~itchmen on the llues Of
.a!zuadeutHng in I'aEt" n,e 0rrsntz'aH general
STRIKE. he merchants clerks continue 10 hold
OFT a1ati their employers urer nine thousand
g:e1ks i eugsgct Ill t.,c movement
cAntl: TKocRLK
a odE1ec OF thafean11. r. oi the French CT
bic Coaus have :n1s.tdien tie projected distst-
hut,nu auu sta1rs IT. th- 'oun,lers ef The enter
n,ttc hey have asked tn examine the expenses
AID atts generally o. the company.
H!:Esr, Oct 12.
Theirs no ground whatever 1oe saying that
there 4 fault III the French cable.
ts!eA} e. F. TAa1E1.
, 1869-10-20
VIRGINIA..
Proceedings In the >tntc Legislature
ELECTION Of United Stntcs %nna-

Proceedings In the >tntc Legislature
ELECTION Of United Stntcs %nna-
Kofk.
RICHMOND, Oc:. 1a-ln the House, this norn-
inF thc resolution realize 10 the recent elections
In the North, introduced yesEess!aE, was tabled
"A jort Ecfola'ion Waa o1estti menaorializtng
Congress to Eraui 4 general amnesty La the mau-
nc1 presented II Section u she Fourteenth
In the tenatc resoIution looking 10 the
c4r51rE OCT Of the educational provisions
Of the constitution Na4 tabled, on
tie ground fhat sEch resolution WIS aot
within Inc province Of tho Senate II nov orgaa-
lze1.
Both hou1c1 then went into election tor Cutte4l
Statcs Stnh:orr. aud elected Lieutenant Governor
Johnston, Of Washington County, iof the enort
se1n: Tic Wells Eep1o1Icao candidates, Alexan-
oct sharpe acd l. II. Chandler, rccclted ne vote
Of their fr1cnds~ The election wss mste by !
esnet rar1 Tote, with the exception OF shfee
WeIs nenterS VITO voted for LeN4 aud Johns.
ion.
The STATE Eair opened to-day with \ larse at-
tendance. TIE exhibition L exceedingly rna Tor
the cIat daJ.
, 1869-10-20
GEORGIA,
tGU h11A.
ro1tllcni-Mctho*tt.t Eplscopx,

roltllcni-Nctho<tt. Eplscorai Coa-
fcfcslCCs
ATtASTt, tc'. IA Republican nxsi meeting
VIII { htt i here CD the ed.
The X xpfe,'erate ssat<f Laboratory. IN Macon,
now te7 ppIn1tJ occupied By tho tscossiA S:a:e
Efrtn1s-ra.
Thc t>emp.Nerting Conference tei,1 b. the
Mr.ho.tt1t Episcorat Cha1ca Of Georsl9, closed
taY: sunday. H:ghcp Simpson, ri rcuasY,yanlt
ptrs~hed sermon % ihe christian Character
VI salul rauL" AsnJ Thousand Persona werc
rEtNtpt
, 1869-10-20

Thr Vessel LibclfrA And Taken Pos
,c7ston OF by sho Governments
Commodore Higgins u Prisoner of
War,
Tn.sfsaTos. y. C., ort. 19-Tne Caha v1s
l!ecl!eta 10 day. L:li the tn!tfd States Marshxl
f.oan,eI her. aa' desrande<a The surrender Of the
ahtP Tito nas hAo'tf. Commodore Higgins declined
TO s1rrcEdeF the Sa!p except 10 2n officer OF The
l'natcd states SavJ. and lnde1 direct on1es1 fr,n
iTsf%1en1 Gt2n'. Af;cr some dc!Av Lieutenant
tpnnAudcs 17e11on, Of the Tailed States Enobt,si
fro1'c, went Oh bnard the tuas, And demanded
The surfrncer q the yetst.- slowing IN o+1tr
t'1sect tnota LIE lFeh1ens leg the cuba 70 BE- tatre1
ostI 10 h.E1 Commodore fIIGKlna then surrender
Cd bis fEc1i AID vessel 10 LetteEan: Commander
l1rrsop, anA hln:eH rI5oncr Ct wnr TO the
DsTJ oi The Entsx'l StAttA The Cuban dag EAA
then hso1cd down oY the rn!!el S.ztaa Anthor1-
Ties, and the caritc crew EeEt 3stoFp
The AEAfr. IN fn1Ee OF IL z1FeckE. IL reEAnsed
hfrc As an outrage, especially the turning loo&e u
our city Of uEcT onc hundred sailors and taafipet
fttfIeJ beyond Frs1fa1nt e control Of ioe oc.csts.
In ANTICIPATION Ct trouble. 1 lArEe Special police
toscc has teen Eut Gu dat4 tonight
, 1869-10-20

n&pleA, and ether ahAAe trees II or aty TA4
weather scAday has p1ko raw aod COT, md o1f
NftetS t4ft every Appe1r1uce u1uN On YtnteE1
CRY, h01 Il h much warmer to-1tEhI
CtsCIKl AT. tct- 1S-lk commenced N1owtnK 1t
Tie NOV melted - Il fell Ds7zxliax n O'Clock,
WITH Thermometer It o.
eooneneed a.o1: IL 80 thk foseooon md COD
timed 1at1 s&oxt THU afse1Door. Tue caxes
Z Eeated 1utte fasl On houaa It u About taTea
cu!d
QUINCY. Oct Alt commenced soovtnz tnis
no5I taE II O'CLOCK, and GuoW<d II fut1p11 &xte
txp ho0d.
, 1869-10-20
CAN ADA,

TORONTO, Oct- 19.-The gunboat Prince Alfred,
Stationed u Godct1ch, his been placed IN readi-
ness for active service. Orders were received
isst hight directing the Toronto Fteli Hattery TO
procced Immediately TO Godertcb, TO man the
Prince Alfred One-half Of the battery lctt here
rms rao.ninR. 1t Is reported TIN. the Fenlans
have chartered and equ.pped a gunbost, carrying
the kunbnrst, to do Inischie! on the upper lakes
Hence this movement by the Canadian anthor1-
uca.
OTTAWA, October l9.-Tho 1ntcrcoloatal Ran.
way Commissioners met to.daJ 10 consider tue
recently expreated dea.re to the contractors to
F0srend operations owing 10 the lateness 1t
which they undertook the work. Nothing ttan.
kr.red "A 10 the cousae the commissioners viii
pursue, but many aro Of the opinion that the work
will he suspended altogether.
, 1869-10-20
PEORIA.


<tlIti ihr. 4 J'romi inrEI t'tttxrn Found
t1rnHs
%r. rtsi itrspAsth to Thr h'caen Trts,ne.
TfAEtA, III .N.t.! -.
tae1nft. HA1ei ihAA, lsralE tl.tnz nrsf
t'rstrslle. i'tptta sliIls. ~*nt m San.taF 'Aat
tsif tfHr ttts n:s N thn' pt~rN+ No nnr t,~ re
n! Nr,Er% h< Evnf II. kat.rE hIs .r1 u Outside
NJ th< f<it ~ Frturn<<t hr ,.fu nv. hc so1,,i
at.~r tHEB srsrs h hts '~"&& h~r,trf.~1 IL :hr
r1 i.a1 ths husss "t1."E In. ihr1a: A.s
h*<4. THf FAl.er IT f,s .rrx",r un1 :frr;t,Ie Nc
a.isnf u hrf kn"~r. h,t' '"- :" - - :ha, the
sr.t sac t'.tn ft''t i -H-l!r. ~ 11str,, uas
fHtsL Hrer. hrrI th-n 4-t ~ ,r..1r,,.. t,f in,
80 tt!lIM tsi.' lit \ l. ), ,Ir ,tf y n
~. Akrr. \ n 'f4rit 4a~+s: at , ;4,1 Il la
:. II :.r<. liz, hns Fra;.f 'leai ii 4 4 i ..,ra
ri',~ Inn, lhsi r ur t,-'f"-tt-. I'ruut.r ~.
l,arA ~. If the inrrsr hr. ;rx, .s.rr ,~r,t ia
h~'r urea thr txa.t nj !sAil ih< .4,&f MAS
vi! ~ ALuHn thT,u2 tt,,. t"ts rer:ln;:
, 1869-10-20

WASHINGTON, Oct. 19.-The Montgomery {Atl) J
Journal Of Saturday eaJs complete arranxements
have been made for pa5 ,n4 Ill the interest the
State debt which fails due on the 1st OF next
month. The req1ttfe Anount Of money for that
purpose was dra 4 from the Stale Treasury ycs-
tertIsY, 70 be placed IN the proper bank ID New
York city, where tho Interest ID payable. This IT,
accompanied By the ASSURANCE fhat the financial
condition Of the State Government Is perfectly
neAithfpl.
, 1869-10-20

Murder Cnso Before tho United
E&nxea CtfcHtt Court.

Louisville, uct l9.-Thc ca4e OF Joao Cau,eF.
the negro who w1s senlence1 to be hung bJ the
StaIe Circuit Cn1rt sone months ago, for the nuf
der Ct George rccc, another ntc1p, = II taken be-
lure the Tinted states District Cons: to-day, npou
VII, CT e.rur.l It beng cla.ued til: The STATE
Court had 60 jurisdiction 1EdXc HAi-
lard rrros1tcd Conley to toc STAKE au,Aott~
tics for execution. lie ned, IN hls oa:alon,
tna' the srnsc Co7yta nad tu11 tc1:sc:ciou n tae
the S'n:c CoaT:. lie further held saa:. II 10th
corTA had }7r!saiet!oa. Coaes. E,nn9 TO t9tai be-
fore lie Ss1te Co1EIA, cou.d not now appca to the
CLltct STATES Co1ft toofeJ'4 counsel prays III
appeal 70 The Supreme Court Of the Ln'tcl S;aIes
AMI The cake IN he taken and tE!c snt-c u Jan1-
nr.. McAtttEc Con1cy ~. be 7cSptte1 nt.tl alter
the Gect4Ian Of the Supreme Court
, 1869-10-20

NEW ORLEAxE. Oct H. Cor rox- Lower e3 for mid
aAnE. saltt 41u bAirs Hec<apts, ESD bset Exports
70 Gtnoa- LE& hAles; to Bse1nen5 ba1es; e,As wise,
4fEs Halcs.
bREAIsTCyrs-l7c1r lower At 4s.:s75. .+t45.a5 Tor
euE+1Ane; s1r. dorh!c extra Qas. &C Itan. sLu.t.
HAT-I>u11 and 1o~rr: p1frne, 491.na
Pzo!1IoSs-Pnsk lower: n,es&. a1l0Q BACON easier
II 1tG9.tel.1Ac for thoudexs clear nj and clear
ssd<A
!;RoCERIEs .5usar-Thrrc bids new .pentsf!nsal
solh hf 13%e. Mtf4Ssfr-3 hrs new sold Al Et.s3
,AosETARz-Gold. tt9x: sterling, Ill: New Ycsk
eIshs exchange, AAk discount
, 1869-10-20
OHIO,

CIKFx11Ap, Uct. 19.--Tne pract1stoa Of tao
OEatd tounmance1y Of Aasoas, IN TIL, city, To-
day. WAS the moAt resting eres wtsncs Ia this
ktatc- f1ttcen htndret Knights Hcrr Ia line Of
march, 1trp1ia.ng the CommAol!tz1es OF Erta, IA,
ni'f Detroit, Mich. In aidt1u1 to thoae OF 1ao.
Ife CT! il crowded with AaAops from III pafts Of
the ttaIe.
, 1869-10-20

Loumsn1x, Ky., Oct 1a-The American Chris
tan NtastioEAz3 Soc1etr net tn convention today.
The abundance II de.exates was very tszVa
4Fothsf 2! r n; Bi1h0r @ Of Cincinnati presided: and
ecc1etary. James Challon, Of Iowa, made n 40.
q1tnt addteaa
, 1869-10-20

NEW YoRK, Get ts.-The strike Of nschIntsts OF
the Es!e Ratl~ny at Jersey City, continues. Sew
esal however, hare gone 70 work but the nA3or-
1ty hold out. despatch from the Susquenanna
workshops states that the men have ali gone to
WORK. disturbance has occurred IN Jersey Cily.
The Erie officials tay this afternoon that the
woIe in.as1 nno M, ~ stts u nov Inh.t snifa;9
pFet.
, 1869-10-20

nc *attonna Cnpltnl l. ouvcnslan-
7ssf'nf ot Uc'rEntrA-1s1dtc cas- ssrc-
FH*e" ~ The et'"snIa,tt1ec Of ,nc IRISH
migration tonvcotaou.
- -. ~: is.-lrs~gAtes IN tnr SatIos II
t1t'ss fn,. ''" y hAse Asrffet frnu 1seS IN
ii'hL",s. low tst7tslsanA. Gtc-y.a, 10 ts.x'
st,s,ns1 "'.1 ssnt.HrA!. ta'.atna rotnr lt,, aud
s :, a.: ~ h'7t ~ NC ~1.ev,t>l IN th,.
fTf'1I ta'a 1ae c"ns.n'iou 1r.,a.srs ~ IL / =
ta'.1 A''si.'ls'!+ aud 10 l.. "tr U; The n,n.t ,s
tat cStt b. ii IL stH Nest '> 4'A'F"s@
me e4'aiR tttr appointed hr thu lr,,h r,,cr..
non ttsFH'lnf'. rstT'iJ tr''i Il, ia,s ~. -.
roL'..Er" At a,'ter.~ III rrissIvn ,nlh .r,rs,,.
nna ~ tas htc,"!ss II E: fns:n~, .f Tie
tFhiL VI lffth stnt.iIA1lts, A.4l RupraIt. ia
10 rsrfJ Gut lha plan Ais,tc,l l., Tho c.r,;:at,nn
, 1869-10-20

TUFGu1KxrTIK. UctDbt1 f3.-An the ra0rnst
Att<A And EeR7stcttd securities stolen from inr IN
rarsuec cctnralJa of,cc, IN tbs CITY, trcea,i,
hare ttecn returned bs NAL.
, 1869-10-20

: For Aats ~ all Rnatstf1ers dnf ktxsfAotsr.. Sat
paApoGf on reestpt q} Fries " .hs Ia19aAert.
FIELDS, osGoOD T. CO., Boston.
, 1869-10-20
Pre1by tef1nm synod OF Pennsylvania
ALABAMA,

YORK. PA, Oct 1s.-The New School PreabJte.
rtan Synod Of PennBytssni1 assembled. tonight
Ras. In. Cor1veD. of Wilmington, De4a1xre, ma
chokD NodefHtnr for the euanfnc yeM.
, 1869-10-20


AFs aAAoFt44i to veefHs a4ssstise.<4 TN IE11.
CEE at oF<ss raksA Ala, agents. o1r<r-
tss<at~A ~nsfr~s Jo- al KKx61lfTRa A11Az1HEs
a. a~E aaG%lss} u tAs o. s IsFvttiAs. Ae P.A
kxA4sf lo9Ak tt{eea-
Oyr1cI, 81 DxAhBnnx-sT.
, 1869-10-20
ILLUSTRATIONS,

The Ain AnAe ID rtnfa1e15 Illustrated ftcra deal<np BY
1nrt sk!t1i Of American Afslsts The pictures
18th attractive In theE autjccta md e1etc1t works
OF art
Thc AstrouoDscaI md Statistical matter is full and
hce11at having ten prepared hy eonpeteut md eare
fu! hand. f4sfs.sty foE the Atlantic Almanac.
IN btlfcTed that the Atlantic Af.1r1c eombtnts III
that IL antu In any aln.hase with al fhat IL bcst Ii
Illustrated AuuuAlz. the hikh excellence Of ttA entire
ccEtctB making 1t valuable repository ef Literature
and All.
, 1869-10-20
Published This Dau:
The Atlantic Almanac
FOR. 1870.

The 4t1antte Almanac for lo IL Of the paue kcueral
- accest.ble to the p1asc In thu h!th orr1 and ia
celler< nf it, Illustrations. and M the aness ind v.us
Of It, stAsttc1l and asssnnfcal MATTER the ruhi%he
, 1869-10-20
LITERARY C0hTEHTS,

The Meder sirdb.d Thirty ss.tes ID Thirty Daya
Bop:cp: APsaof.L ". p liowens
Ny Etfst Waltz. ". II ThAcke1ay.
TWO Ia Elizabeth +. fh4lps
s*tMsuiuE Thomas ". HifeinAon.
Tie Sem. h1rds Of AInesit.. ThnnAs H. Brewer
Ihtle Mis- Wren. M.ry Kus.eN Mitf.rd.
Semhedye ausnn1nG Bind. Nom Perry.
Chopt the Dsart- IhkEIrA Dickens.
The Asst1t- Alfred Te1uytnn.
Fazm TeEd Sa1g. J. T. Tru. tridEc-
4 Good Wer1 frH Winter. .TAn,rs RnsetH Lowell
II and Out q the WssdA Ease t!eh
1ht hrtahinS If the Tnee Arna Book r.. cf Hon.cts
IiAd, William Iutlen RTyant
John BMlth. John .. Sherwood.
4 kex+1ltRe. Ltwla Carroll.
He.d-Wotk on the Fam. Author of "Tca Ae.cs
Enuu&h.~
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-04-12
River Dispatches.

PITTsBURG, April 10 Noon - Weather
cloudy. thermometer go. Monongahela
feet and falling.
CINCINNATI. April 10. = Arrived: Kate
Putnam, from Ptitsburg. Departed: Kate
Putnam. for Nashville, Darling, for Mem
phis; swallow, for New Orleans; Havana,
and rain In the afterno u. River q feet,
with IS feet space under the bridge.
CINcIEEATI April Il.-Boats arrived
Louisville, from New Orleans: Nick Wall,
Fort Benton. The river is falling: a feet q
inche with q feet inches space under
40. Barometer 29:42.
LoUIsvILi e, April 1l.-POrt list-sam j
Hale, Me nphis 90 Cincinnati: Swallow,
Cincinnati to New Orleans; Havana, Gin
einnati to Nash lille; Darling Cincinnati
70 Memphis; Richmond, 10 ew Orleans:
silver spray, to Cincinnati; A. Baker,
rom New orleans. River falling rapidly,
with feet water IN the canal. feet 90 the
falls, and feet over the rocks. The falls
are not navigable for ascending boats
The Hale had to take the canal.
MEMPHIS. April 1I.-Weather clear and
pleasan after six hours hpavy rain. RIv-
er rising. Arrived-ClfftOn, Cheyenne, and
Legal Tender. Departed-ThompsOn Dean
and Magenta, for 81. Louis.
NASHVILLE, April 10. = River falling.
with feet inches on II arpeth Shoals.
Weather fair and pleasant. Mercury "a
land; Fanny Brandeis, Evansville De-
parted-JOhn Lumsden. Cairo; Fanny
Brandeis, Evansville; Ella Hughes, Upper
Cum Oerland.
ST. LOUIS, April l.--Arrlved-Lady Pike
aud barges, Dubuque; T.I.McGHl, Omaha:
Belle st louis, Memphis; city Of Pekin,
Peoria; Harry johnson and Henry Amea
Ke0kuk: Glasgow, Dubuque; ~. Luke.
Miami. Departed-H. >. Turner, Omaha.
The river is still rising slowly. Weather
clear and pleasant.
CAIRO. April l0.-Port List-Clifton, Gin.
cinnatl TO Memphis at A. M; Belle OF 81.
Louis, Memphis TO 81. Louis at A. NJ. (.
Westmoreiand, New OrleabB to Cincinnati
at A. M; Cheyenne, Cincinnati TO Ar
kansas River mt A. NJ; Bon Accord, Me-
tropolls to st. Louis at 10 A. n Octn ia,
Mound City 10 ST. Louis az II A. NJ: Law.
renee. 81. Louis To Cincinnati at noon;
Wild Cat, Cairo 70 Nashville ats y NJ Lee
gal Tender, Cincinnati to While River AZ
y. N. Cumber and. Evansville packer, at
y. NJ; Belle Memphis, ~. Louis 10 Mem
pitts al p. NJ. The river is stationary.
Raining.
CAIRO. April 1l.-Arrivals aud depart
ures-Belle Vernon, st. Louis 10 ri tfb urg,
10 PM: MOllie Able. st. Louis ton ew Or
leans, II PM; Sam. Merwin. New Orleans
To Louisville, II p. M; Nashville, Nash
vile packet, A. NJ; Shark, New
Orleans 10 ST. Louis, 2 A. NJ; Mar
bic City, NiclKsburg to 81. Louis,
DAM. Strader, Cincinnati to New Orleans,
10 AN Luminarv, 81 Louis To Ntckaburg,
Pm A rmada, Evansville packet, 3 PM.
Bismarck. So Louis to New Orleans, PM.
River stationary. Weather clear.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-04-12

REcoRpER'S CouRr.-Business in
this Court continues dull. Joseph
Wagner, a venerable old gentleman,
was little drunk on the streets, aud
was discovered by two guardians of
the law, who marched him of to the
station house. The Recorder charged
him So -, which he paid, and went
on his way rejoicing.
We hope that under the new ad-
ministration we will get police that
will arrest somebody besides poor
men who get drunk, prostitutes, and
niggers. AS general thing, the
above class are all that have figured
on the books of the Recorder during
the past year, while burglars, thieves,
and confidence men have followed
their particular avocations without
fear of being arrested. This has not
been remarked by US alone. 1t has
been noticed and talked about by the
public at large time and again. We
DO not make any charges against any
particular individuals, for the reasons
for arrests of this kind not being
made may be good ones. But of the
latter proposition we have our doubts.
We know of one case-a confidence
game-in which their should have
been arrests made, because the atten-
ton Of the police was called to the
fact, and at time when the parties
could have been gobbled. But this
is past, aud we can only hope, and we
think with good reason, that this
state Of things will be improved on in
the future.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-04-12
A Gard from Major Robinson.

Editors of the Evansville Journal:
[ desire to answer in a few brief
words the article in your paper of
this date. in reference to myself, and
to explain the apparent delay in the
commencement of summary suits au-
thorized by the Board of Commits
sioners Of this county.
During the December session. 1869,
[ was appointed by that body "to
examine the books and records of the
county officers, and to collect by suit
or otherwise, all sums of money due
from any county officer now in office,
or whose term has expired, and which
County Treasury by said officer, and
also TO collect by suit, or otherwise,
any funds improperly paid out of the
County Treasury"
This investigation required both
time and labor, and | began, and have
continued it as my other engagements
permitted, but have not yet finished
the work [ find that two of our
county officers, whose terms have re-
Gently expired, were, at the time they
went out of Office, and are at the
present time, defdulters-that is, they
then had, and they still have In their
hands, money belonging to the public,
which should have been long since
paid into the County Treasury. One
Of these men has few hundred dol
lars only, the other has over two thou
sand dollars, money received by them
as public officers, and while in Office.
AS soon as | ascertained that they
had the money of the county in
their hands. [ called upon each of
them and requested payment. They
each admitted that they had money
In their hands which should have
been paid over, but they each earn
estly requested me to delay bringing
suit until they could examine the
records and learn the exact amount
and pay it to the County Treasurer.
This payment they each agreed to
make previous to the present April
term of the Circnit Court. Believing
the sureties on the official bonds of
those officers to be perfectly solvent,
and upon their promise Of speedy
payment, | consented to the delay,
hoping in that way to realize the
money without resort to legal pro
Gee ings. But l have been disap-
pointed. The money has not been
paid.
I further found, during my investi-
CATION, that two other county officers
had large amounts of money which
belonged to the public - money
which had been improperly paid out
of the County Treasury" and which
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-04-12
p IL H. "a HO u = IL.
ENGAGEMENT, FOR THREE NIGHTS
nNTX
In Bankruntev.

FETEEIS rs To GIVE NOTICE. that. on
Z. the 6th day of April, AID. 1863 a
warrant in bankruptcy was issued against
the estate of Irwin r. SAMSON, of Evans
vile, In the county OF Vanderburgh and
State of Indiana, who has been adfudged
a bankrupt, on his own petition; that
the payment OF any debts and delivery OF
any property belonging to such bankrup pit to
property, by him is forbidden by law: that
meeting of the creditors Of the said bank
rupt, to prove their debts and to choose
one or more ASST gnees of his estate will be
held at Court Of Bankruptcy, to be hold
Ell at the Office of Charles II. Butterield
on Third street. between Nam and Locust
Streets, in Evansville Ind. oc the Sth day
of May, AID. 1869, at 10 O'Clock AN
BENZ. j. SPOONER,
u. $. Marshal, District of Indiana,
apr12 DIT Messenger
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OHIO RIVER LAND FOR SALE.

IWYE OFFER FOR SALE TWO
W. tracts of land, unimproved, heavily
tim beTed and rich soil, lying on the banks
of the Ohio River, aud adjoining the lands
OF the Messrs. Wallace, in Crittenden
County, Kentucky-each tract containing
about 3U0 acres, aud adjoining each other.
Also, one tract OF Ia nd lying about IL
miles from the above, back from the river,
well tim bered unimpToved, and medium
soil, containing about 500 acres I'll land
on the river we will sell at SIS per acre.
ana that back from the river al So per
acre-one-third cash in hand, and balance
in one and two years, with notes bearing
interest at the rate of per cent. per an
nun, and secured by lien on the land or
good personal security. Messrs. 7. II. and
VIM. Wallace, who live near the la ID, will
point out TO purchase s the location. Adj
dress JAMES p. WEBB, Dycusburg, KY.
or ) NJ IktD DUNCAN, Cincinnati, Ohio.
anrI2 dim
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Which for tent, richness, elegance, daz-
znng ELECT gorgeous display. and thrilling
Interest have never been eNcolled since the
Lriumphal PROFESSIONS Of ancient Rome
In this grand cavnlende and moving pic
turo viii appear the
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sTEAMBOAT LINES.

TO LoUISVILLE.-Evefy Monday and
Sas1rday at 10 O'CLOCK AM. Every Tuesday,
Wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday at q
o'clock 2. NJ.
To CAIRO-Daily, except Sunday, at
O'Clock P. "A.
TO GREEN RIvER.-Every Tuesday and
Saturday at O'Clock PM. Every Thursday
at 8 O'Clock p. NJ.
To EAsTPoRT.-Every Monday, Wednes-
DAY and Friday at4 O'Clock P. n.
70 HESDERsoN-Daily, except Sundays,
~ 5 O'Clock Pm.
To NAsHvII.LE-Every Wednesday and
Saturday at 4 P n.
TO MEaPHIs-Every Tuesday at P. NJ.
RockportStage (via Newburgh and Boom
ville,) carrying the mail, leaves at A. M,
on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
Arrives by P. H., Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays.
New Harmony Mail Stage leaves Mon
days and Fridays at A. NJ. Arrives Tues
days and Saturdays by p. M.
Mt. Vernon Mail Stage leaves daily lex
ceOt Sundays at 7 A. NJ. Arrives daily Tex
sept Sundays by P. Nj
To NEwBURG.-HacR daily Except San
day,) from the Merchants Hotel, at
O'Clock p. NJ.
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CRESCENT Cry SPRINGS. We paid
visit to the above Springs yester-
day, and were surprised and delighted
at the changes that have. been made
there during the past year. The
grounds have been made larger by ex-
tending the fences, and all the old
buildings have been moved off; shade
trees have been set out in the ground
that has been added. Everything
about this popular resort looks neat
and clean, and when green leaves
come out in the trees it will be a de
lightful and beautiful place. The
changes that have been made improve
the grounds wonderfully, aud we have
no doubt that in year or two, this
will be one of the finest Summer re-
sorts to be found in the State. We
hope that skating rink will be built
this Summer for use next Winter.
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they had obtained by extoftion. and
by false and fraudulent claims for pre-
tended services. One of these men
(now out of office has, at the present
time, two thousand dollars, and the
other some ten or fifteen thousand
dollars thus uDjustly and unlawfully
obtained.
These men have not, as yet, been
sued for that money, and for reasons
which, if named, would be perfectly
satisfactory to any lawyer, but which
/ decline to publish at the present
time. 1t is sufficient to say that your
imputation of cowardice in the prem
Uses is wide of the mark; and as to
the articles which may have been pub
lished in different parts of the Dis
trict, it will be time enough to talk
about Islander when the persons i'm
plicated in those publications shall
themselves deny receiUiHg the money
with which they are charged, and
which the records of the county album
dainty prove they did receive.
Very respectfully,
A. L. ROBINSON.
Ex. HycxyrrTr Id A nil IN 100