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REORGANIZATION % C0URrs.--As starting point
for economizng. we respectfully invite the serious
attention Of the Legislature to the reorganization Of
our Courts The present system Is complex expen-
sivs, and unwofthy Of our State. The formation Z
Common Pleas Courts was q great blunder, brought
about BY log4elling aspirants for Judeeships, and
has demonstrated what it's opponents predicted it
would prove - be, useless and expensive ap-
pendags. UCg Low Il goa. cap 913 1aJos- d
We notice efforts to rsorgsnzs aud increase the
Circuit Courts and regret al such movements that
do mot look to the formation OF but one class Of
Of Courts inferior 70 the Supreme Court in our
State. This - the time to revive the single
system OF Circuit Courts, Increasing their number
and prescribing their limits, with Jurisdiction in ali
sbovs. thst Of Justices or the Peace BY this
system We dimfshh the number Of judges and their
Circuits, insrsas their pay, thereby commanding the
best talent of the country, and, in the aggregate
make . handsons sewing In expenditure. With )
single Court system. inmsny, II not al, hsvs
issue and trial terms, saving thereby heavy expense
and endless annoyance 70 ltigants and witnesses.
The subject 10 one Of vital interest 70 the whole
country, and the Press WIN Demand ia behalf Of the
people, prompt action by the Legislature
vilis Americas. f ~sB6 ali rs 3naErr*e 4
In the court Of common pleas, q Pssyidenes Rhode
island, ressnty Miss 4. slatssry, fsctofy girl, ~
covered verdict for s1s,eoo against Bernard Fan.
ming for breach Of promise of marriage. 81.
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VICKS'S
FLORAL GUIDE FOR 1869,

Tns first edition of Ono Hundred Thousand of
work Of 100 pages beautifully illustrated with about
$50 Fine Wood Eng avinxs of Flowers and Vsgeta-
bles, and an
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ur1ox BoAsDfso Housz. Hcuse b. . tuss bssn
rsfurnishsd and opened out b. B. French. and those
wishing Soafdse ~ private boarding house, would
do well 10 call soep. This hoass u sitaatsd on n
Wayss Avsnss. bstwsss MARION and Pearl strests.
See sApes<1DonDsas Ii seoehsr eoiumn
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fHE BOLTING MEMBERS % I
For convenience Of reference IN the good time
coming" w give the following list Of the
iom individuals who boted On the Senatorship-
Please cut out and pss STERN your hat. t
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70 DISTRICT or INDIANA, So.
A T indianapolis, the 9th day of February, A. d.
1852 the undersigned hereby give notice Of their
appointment as Assignees of 1iiJ 3 l. "a ~ $3.50
Micheai III offmap. of IRichmond, 20 -
In the Countyof Wayne, and State Of Indiana with
~ said District, who has been adjudged Bankrupt
upon his own petition, by the district Court of said
District = S3tIF4 w. A. BRADSHAW, SEs
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With an Eloquent and Able Preliminary Disserts.
ton by Rev. LEONARD BACON, D. D., Of YaIs
College. Embracing graphic and eloquent dsliss-
alton of the Early Life education, conversion, teach
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and missionary career Of ST. PAUL; thus eonsti-
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Prof. Stowe. go zsle.N essi .rs5sssastI - vAb
DR.. Bacon's name in connection with this edition ID
tower of Strength. Rev. Jos. F. futile, D.. D.,
Pres. Wabash College. ,, bsssssss 3.--sszs5 ~
do heartily recommend it as q faithful and valua-
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No work in the language approximates it. Rev.
Mark Hopkins, D. D., President Williams College.
i great and useful book. Rev. John Wheeler
D. D., Pres. Baldwin University, O.. yrg$ess . Il
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ten in style peculiarly attractive and eloquent Rev.
F. Merrick, c. C. L L. D., Pres. O. Wesl. Univer-
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work of great merit. stGod send" Prof.
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A BOUQU JET OF FLOW e RS.
1t is the most beautiful, wei the most in
structive Floral Guide published, giving plain and
thorough direction for the H ssra 9rt eNag
Culture of Flowers and veset ables. -
The Floral Guide is published for the benefit of my
customers, to whom it is sent free without applica
ton, but will be forwarded to all who apply by mail,
for Ten Gents, which is not half the cost Address
JAMES WICK, Rochester, N. Y.
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: NIIAl's.BY;.

Mr.. Nasty and His Friends Consider the
Question of bread ann Butter--.A MARI
row Escape. #
From the Toledo AladA s
EosTl OrrIs. CosFEpbur XRoADs,
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p A fashion paper has just been seized
at Vienna, called the Flea The seizure
induced a German to set up the Louise,
and it thrives. --f16 'litf'4es. 991if
30 IlgGW --5eTs cus1I OWL haa~- ra
Oneof our Iowa exchanges states that
the landlord of the Iowa House, at Wa
pello, amuses his leisure hours by dane
ing jig with his twenty-6rst baby in
MS arms. ge3 hn vsl11atni g5sfjz 20 aeaE
Iowa, with stringent liquor law, con-
sumes 81, 996, $50 worth of liquor per
year. a5 - y5e9A z77t9 7saf
- ~ sH 4ea6 is' :2xps I'll f.
A census just taken shows that Balti
more has q population of 352, 136, of
whom 48.375 are blacks There are
$4,000 houses in the city, exclusive Of
public buildings. s4s1- pagr-
The city authorities of Mobile are
discussing the propriety of buying IS
velocipedes for each fire company in the
city. 32sa-7sA IN =
y. In New York handsome bonnet costs
sou. oiJ- us sfa18tre. lsca a., -
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Josef, hev you sufficient skill to am
petate limb !? asks Bascom. - 2s
4 hev,' replied josef, EFF 700 will fur
nish me carvin knife and hand saw.
I've seen it done in Confedrit hospitals.
Troo the victims didn't most allus sur
vive. FL you do stand it, Parson, think
Of the glorious life organ grindin is-ef
you die under it console yoorself by
thikin how much organ grindin you have
escaped! Bring the knife and saw, and
somebody twist handkerchief round
his leg 'p3 af9s- Hozt93 il"@5 -"s -
s And forthwith they seased m e, throw
ed me onto the bar and tied me there.
and brot a dull knife and handsaw, and
that cuss wood hev hackt into my leg
he'd it not been for Deacon Pogram
josef Biglar, sed this more than
saint, 'trooly tell us, wat are the chances
Of his survivin this operation 2
About one in a thousand, I should
say, and that's why am SO anxious to
commence? promptly replied Joseph,
sharpenin the knife vishuHy onto the
sole Of his boot -
Then let him up calculated the Decon
hastily, let him up! He owes me thirty
seven dollars, with interest, sence the
secOLu Gay ne arrived In this place,
which he borrowed. Eff he dies its gone
If he lives he may strike snthin thatll
enable him to pay It, &C.
Slash away, Bigler! remarkt BascoD
vishusly; he owes me seven hundred
dollars for drinks sence he's ben here.
and eff he lives he'll double IL in n year. ;
There wuz an animated discussion ez
tn whether Biglcr shood go on or stay
his eager hand. Fortunately owed ey-
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NEW YORK, Dec. 14.--A Santiago
(Cuba) dispatch to the Herald states
that q Hayden steamer had been
seized on the coast and takep TO that
place, under suspicion Of having land
edeRFms for the enemy. The Same
dispatch says seven hundred men of
the Valmaseda battalion have arrived
here.
Fighting at Mogote still continues,
and some Of the Spanish wounded are
coming in. as szls- ag .aa
The cholera is decreasing at st.
Mary's, Hayti.
Aspecial says the Caeas are id full
possession of the northern part oil
the island, and are making extensive
preparations to attack Port-au-P Prince.
Five steamers Belonging to the in
surgents are coaling here for the pur-
pose of joining In the attack. Sal
nave is reported at Petitionville.
Tho British steamer Cherub had
arrived. with Mr.. Bassett, the Ameri-
can Minister, on board.
Port-au-Prince is reported to be In
a wretched condition, one dollar in
gold selling for four hundred in Hay
tien currency.
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Foreign News.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, Dec. 1.-The steamer
Monarch. having the remains of Pea
body on board, has not yet put to sea
owing TO heavy gale.
Much alarm has been created by
the sudden breaking out of the rim
derpest in the great cattle show of
this city.
LONDON, December 13.-The last
will and testament of the late George
Peabody has not yet been passed for
probate at the Doctors Commons in
this city. The contents of this i'm
portant document are, however, set
forth substantially as follows, viz. /:
Dir. Peabody's property in England is
set down under 100000. He be-
queaths 95, 900 to each ono of the
executors; f150,000 sterling to his
London charity, payable within three
years, after the manner IN which he
directs; a few legaeies of minor
amounts to individuals, the balance
remaining to be divided as provided
among his relatives In America. The
trustees are Mr.. George Peabody
Russell and two other nepheWs, who
are made residuary legatees and en-
powered to settle all the affairs con-
nected with the property In America,
which is estimated as ranging between
$3.50, 900 and 81 100000
LONDON. Dec. 14.-The steamers
France, HISTORIAN anG Ohio have
arrived out.
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rnent to GarfeId's requirement Of infor-
nation of tile amount OF United States
bonds held By corporations and indfvi4-
uals. Ee wished the Information in hopes
that the Ways and Means Committee
would devise q plan for taxing the inter
est thereon. a.
Upson offered a substitute requiring ID
formation as to the United StaIes bonds
held by corporations, executors, admins
traitors, guardians and trustees, and by In
dIviduals.
Garfield said he would be glad to get that
In nfOrn1 alton, but the Census Committee
had come to the conclusion II would be
useless to attempt to get 1t. Itcouid rot be
got.
Pending discussion, at 3:I5, a message
was received from the senate, announcing
its proceedings IL reference to the death Of
Senator Eessendeu. EuIogies OF the late
Senator were pronounced by Lynch, Pc
fers, Hale, Brooks, of New York. and
Dawes, after which the House adjourned.
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The Three Remedies. "ScHEEGa's PUx-
hoNIo SYRUP," for the cure OF Conghs,
Colds, Bronehitlss and every form of Con-
sumption. The peculiar action OF this med.
iclne ripens the ulcers In the l.ngs pro-
NOTES the discharge of the corrupt matter
by expectoFation. Purifies the blood. and
thus cures Consumption, when every other
remedy falls.
"Schenek's Sea-Weed Tonic" for the
cure OF Dyspepsia or Indigestion, and all
diseases arising from debility. Thfs tonic
tnvigorates the digestive organs. supplies
the place of the gastric juice when that is
deficient, and then enables the patient TO
digest the most nutrIcIous food. 1t is a
sovereign remedy for all cases OF indiges-
tion. ~
"sehenek's Mandrake Pills." one OF the
most valuable medicines ever discovered, !,
being a vegetable substitute for calomeI,
and having all the useful properties as.
cEibed TO that mineral, without producing
any of its injurious effects.
/ To these three medicines DR.. ]. RI
6chenek, OF Philadelphia, owes his un-
rivaled success in the Treatment of Pull
monte Consumption. The PulmonIc syrup
rIpens the morbid. matter, discharges 1t,
and purffles the blood. The Mandrake
Pills act upon the liver, remove oil OBJ
structtons therefrom, give the organ a
healthy tone, and cure Liver Complaint,
which IS one OF the most prominent causes
of Consumption.
F The Sea- Weed Tonic InvigoFates the
powers of the stomach, and by strengthen
ing the digestion and bringing IL To Il nor.
NAL and healthy condition, improves the
quality of the blood, by which means the
formation of ulcers or tubercles In the
lungs becomes impossible. The combined
action OF these medicines, as thus. sex-
planned, W cure every case of Consump-
tion, If the r medies are used in time and
the use of the IS persevered in SUFFICIENT
~ to bring the case to a favorable termina-
tion.
DIR. Schanck's Almanac, containing full
treatise on The various forms of disease,
his mode of treatment. and general diTec-
tlons how 20 use his medicine, can be had
gratis or sent by mail by addressing his
Principal ONCE, No. Is North Sixth street.
Philadelphia, Pa.
Price of the Pulmonic Syrup and Sea
weed Tonic, each sI 50 per bottle, or. 81 50 q
half dozen. Mandrake Pills, 25c. per box.
For sale by all druggists and deal rs.
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.s&eLL M FN NE4G - ssz e.
New YoRK, Dec. 14.-To day Con-
rad Fatzier, ,Sr., and Conrad Falzier,
Jr., were brought before Commission
er Belts, charged with forging and
printing counterfeit revenue stamp
checks. About sixty thousand dol
lars worth Of counterfeit checks were
found on the premises of the defend
ants, who are photographers at No.
316 William Street Seventeen press
es, on which the checks were worked
of, were also seized at the same place.
Both defendants were held in default
of $40, 900 each, for examination.
Otto Kiertzman,a a keeper of a retail
store in Hoboken, and VIM. Boggs
and Robert Parker, aged respectively,
nineteen and twenty years, were, to-
day, brought before Commissioners
Osborne on q charge of dealing In
eounterfsit money. During the latter
part of last week bill on the Market
National Bank Of this city were put
in circulation in Brooklyn. Parker
and Boggs have acknowledged that
they purchased the bills from Kiertz.
man. The prisoners were sent to Jail,
the bail beng fixed at S15, 600. A
portion Of the counterfeit money has
been seized.
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Keep the Circulation Active.

A free and regular circulation of the
blood Is essential to health. 1t places the
W hole system in a state OF active defense
against all unwholeSome Influences. and
is an especial safeguard against the fnfTraf-
cal effect of sudden changes of tenpera-
tuTe, and or damp and cold.
If proper attention were paid to this I'm
portant fact. there would not only be a
great decrease IN the number of cases of
stomach, bowel, and renal complaints, but
also in the number OF deaths by consump-
tlon and other pulmonary diseases.
At this period of the year, when the
dividing line which separates a genial
from an inclemen season has Just passed,
q course Of H0STETTER'S STOMACH
BIITERS will be found of invaluable SER
vice in improving the condition of the
vital fluid and gently stimulating its flow.
Violent coughs and colds, like intermit-
tent fever, are the frequent effects of a
chilly atmosphere upon a debiIitated or
ganizatioa. Diseases OF the kidneys often
proceed from the same source. How essen
tia1 1t IS, therefore, for persons OF feeble
constitution to 1nvfgorate the vital organf-
Zation at the commencement OF Winter
Fortified by warm clothing without and
HOS1E TIERS BITTERS within the
frat AMI delicate may brave with impu-
nifty an amount of exposure aud hardship
which, under other circumstances would
prestTae@ them an q bed OF ffckness. Let
Them consider this, and be wise in time.
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BoSToN, Dee. 14.-The ] Journal
mentions a rumorcd defalcation of
some $50, 900 at the Howard National
Bank. The defalcatfon vas discoy-
cred during an Official examination of
the affairs Of the bank blythe Govern
ment Commissioner. The person held
accountable has probably been en-
gagged in the speculation a long time.
The loss does not affect the capital of
tha hank. ssas5fes fz &
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PRINTING INK.-We have tried most
of the first-class printing inks made in this
country, and know whereof we speak In
recommending that manufactured at the
Gray . Ferry Printing Ink Works, of Phil
adelphia, as superior to any IN use. 1t is
easily worked in all weather. IS clear.
clean, and pretty, and In many ways far
ahead OF inks sold at higher prices. We
are seconded in this RECOMMENDATION by
our pressman, In the correctness OF whose
judgment in matters pertaining TO the
pressfoom we have unlimited confidence.
f-LPittsburg Daily Gazette.
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T e L Z C. e q 2 r.
LSto New York Items.
Arrest of Countsrfeiters.
Late Washington News.
Congressional Proceedings.
Late Cuban Intelligence.
Arrest of Countsrfeiters.
Iate Washington News.
Congressional Proceedings.
late Cuban Intelligence.
News by Atlantic Cable.
Washington News.


WASHINGTON, December 14-Owing
to the non reception Of certain print
cd documents, the Committee on
Reconstruction has postponed further
consideration of the Virginia question
until Saturday. The Committee has
taken no action in the case of Louisi-
ana.
WASHINGTON, December 1.-THE
following telegram was received by
the Secretary of the Navy to-day:
KEY WEST, December Is.
The Powhattan arrived here last
evening, from Nassau, with thirty six
men of the Lillian's expedition. The
Severn arrived this morning. The
PoWhattan sails this afternoon for
Philadelphia. .
[Signedl U. II. Poor
Rear Admiral.
The Secretary of the New York
Liquor Dealers Association was at
the office Of Internal Revenue to day,
and made an argument before So
licitor Smith and Deputy Commits
sioner Douglas. urging a modification
Of the recent orders from Commis
sionsr Delano, concerning the use of
stamped casks and their requirements
of compounders and rectitiers under
the laws. h8
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DR. WALMER's LATE RESI-
- dence and garden lots, corner Of
First and Walnut streets. Will be offered
in four separate lots. Three lots front on
First street, I wo OF which are 3 by $50 feet,
and one - by leo feet; aud one other sub
division fronts on Walnut Street, so feet
by 100 feet in depth, with DIR. Walkers
former residence situate thereon.
Also, two fine brick stor ehouses, with
metal roofs, on Third Street, betw cen
Main and Sycamore, now leased at a rem
of 81. l50 per year. payable monthly. - =
Also, s21z by 144 feet, southwest corner of
Seventh and Oak ST eets, with o frame
dwelling thereon, renting for ten dollars
per month.
Also, 80 by IA feet, on the west side of
Oak Street, near Eighth. with frame
dwelling thereon, ren ting at twelve dol
lars and fifty cents per month.
Also, 80 by III feet, q vacant lot, adjoln-
ing the last named lot. The street rail-
road win run within fifty yards OF the last
two lots named above.
Also, the west half of Block No. ], Helm
lein's Addition, containing about one
acre. adjoining Hoelschers brick yard on
the west. sis
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JOHNSON'S
Real Estate & Patent Agency

II HAVE A VARIETY OF BUSK.
IL NESS and DWELLING HOUSES,
and large mum ber of BUILDING LOTS,
in almost every part of Evansville; also, a
number OF Farms and several thousand
acres of TIN BERED LANDS, all of which
il Will sell on EASY TERMS. I have some
very DESIRABLE and very q IL E A 7
LOTS tgftaS5a ten zgi1llttess aOGEk Of the Court
House. Persons wishing TO buy will save
money by purchasing at my Office. Those
having property to sell viii please bring
ma the description and price.
[ shall soon advertise for public sale
some valuable property In the UPPER part
OF the city, near the proposed track of the
street railroad, where nice Building sites
can be had on VERY sREAsONABLE TERMS.
Lhave also openedan OH eS for SOLICIT
ING PATENTS Persons desiring to OBJ
tain Patents can make application at once
and by calling at my Office, on
THIRD ST, bet. Main and Locust,
EVANSVILLE, IND.
ALVAH JOHNSON.
ocI3I Real Estate ana Patent Agent.
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The Healing Pool.

An Essay for Young Men ON the Crime
of Solitude, and Ihe Diseases and Abuses
wd1ch create impediments 10 MARRIAGE,
with sure means of relief. Sent In sealed
letter envelopes, free OF charge. Address
DIR. J.. SKILLIN HOUGHTOE, Howard
association, Philadelphia, Pa.
JunI2 dSm isp n
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+ PRINTING INK.-We would call atten-
fion TO the advertisements of the Gray's
Ferry Printing Ink Works. We are using
tirely satisfactory in quality and price,
and take pleasure in adding our testimony
In It's favor Evening Star, Philadelphta.
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business CHANGE.--W Wanted. a man
80 In each town and city TO rnGnnfactnfe
aud sell Weather Strips and Rubber
MonidInga. Ia6gteIlt T.1Ga out, free 10 all. From
$40 to sl20 worth needed upon every build
ing, from 100 TO 30 per cent. pr0ut. Send
your address upon stamped envelope, for
full particular s and price st OF Materials,
ready 20 be put together, 10 RIA BEEARB~
n SakEET, Box 255, Boston, Mass. etA
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Cuban News.

HAVANA, December 14.-Lato In
telligence from the Eastern Depart
ment is received, giving accounts of
several skirmishes, lately, between
the Government troops and insur-
gents. near Santiago de Cuba and
Holquin.
The Spanish man off, war Isabel has
sailed for New York, taking with her
the crews for twelve Spanish gun
boats, just completed.
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WE would direct attention to the adver-
tisement of the Gray's Ferry Printing Ink
W orks, In another column. Specimens OF
their Ink have been used in this establish
iment, and have given entire satisfaction.
= Daily Telegraph, Harrlsburgh, Pa.
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LAND IN UNION TOWNSHIP.

Also, the southeast quarter of the north
west quarter of Section 3, Town south :
Range IL west, containing about forty
acre.. This Is a tract of r.ch river bottom
land, covered with valuable timber. ash.
TERMs.-One-third cash: the residue in
two equal payments, by note, at nine ard
eighteen months, secured by mortgage
upon the premises, waving the benefit Of
relief laws, and providing for the usual fee
of attorney. Title perfect. q
JESSE w. WALKER, Agent.
1 fiaI4 d5f
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WE never recommend an article in these
columns unless tt really merits IT.: and TO
learn whether our own opinion OF the Ink
our pressman's, we inquired his estIn1ate
He replied, - Good, very good 1" and as we
never knew him to devfate from the truth,
we inform our feIlow-printers that this
was said of Robinson's Philadelphia print
Ing ink.-ITax Payer. New YORK. [dlt