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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-12-24
CONDENSED TELAaaAMs.

FRIDAY, Decs mber "A.
The steamships Russ q, from Liver pool
end Eaeles from Havana, have arrived 81
New YORK.
Dickey, the Hackensack wife murderer
hung himself In his cell, In the NsT Iork
JAIL en- Tue day night.
Oliver A. Morgan, the murderer OF John
Petfi, was hung at Terre Haute yesterday.
The execution was private, and passed on
quietly.
The State Temperance Convention OF
New York. at Syracuse, on Tuesday, 1nau-
gurated q new party, called " The New
York Ant-Dram shop Party"
Massachusetts. hiss set aside the recent
verdict of a jury in q liquor case declar-
ing that lager beer was not intoxica' ing.
A one-armed soldier, in Troy, N. T., on
Tuesday, attacked q man with knife,
1nhicting thirteen wounds. The assa1led
party was charged with being criminaiIy
Intimate with hts assailant's wife.
Over 400 colorsd aen have left the vIcin-
ity of Richmond, Va, during the last
week TO Work in Louisiana and MIssis-
sippi. II Is estimated that over 1900 left
the state duTiuR the last month for the
South.
A crowd of roughs assembled on the
sidewalks in Now York on TUESDAY night,
way 10 attend the Bal de Opera OF the
French SoeSete Des BGls. a large force of
poIieemen Jailed to preserve order.
Gov. ChambsrlIu. of Maine, has issued
orders OBTAINING the State militia as an
escort to the remains of Peabody when
tuey arrive. The British Consul has re-
eel ed dispatches from Minister Thornton
stgnifying his Intention to be present at
the reception OF the remains Of Peabody.
Yesterday afternoon the mail train, 60
ing East on the BAltimoFe & Ohio Railroad,
collided with the Cincinnati Express, COM
ing West, two mile from Burton. En-.
eineer McGahan, fireman VtPyard and
baggage-master Ross, were seriously In.
jured. No passengers were burt. The
trains are q perfect wreck.
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ST. LOUIS, December 23.-Qaite q
number of prominent citizens met at
the Planters House to-day, to take
preliminary steps in the matter of
holding a Worlds Fair at st. Louis,
in 1872. Mayor Cole presided A
number of speeches we're made, all of
which indicated great interest in the
matter, and committee of ten was
appointed TO consider the subject and
report a plan of action to an ad-
journed meeting. One feature OF the ar
rangements viii be providing grounds
and all that is required. without ask.
ing the aid of Congress, as has been
done elsewhere.
Niuety-nine hogsheads of sugar
were seized here yesterday, for the
non payment of duty. TIE sugar was
in the hands of innocent parties.
An old citizen of st. Louis, Fred
erick Dow, was killed Tuesday, oa
the transfer boat of the North Mis-
souri, Railroad, at st. Charles, by
a train running over him.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 23.-The National
Land Company have sold land along
the Kansas Pacific Railroad, from
January 1st to December 18th, valued
at 81, ,0S5, ,S82.
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Miscellaneous IseEa. .

SAVANNAH, December %. - The
news of the lease of the Bay of Sa-
noaa caused intense excitement
among the people of st. Domingo.
are making efforts to overthrow Baez
before the American Congress can
ratify the arrangements for the lease.
Baez' troops have carried Uariel YaIta.
Two of the Cuban Generals who were
captured were Immediately executed.
Reports from St. Thomas say that
negotiations for the cession of St.
Thomas and Santa Cruz to the United
States have been reopened.
Information from Hayti 10 the Oh
inst, has been received Salnays
now holds only the City o. Port au
Prince. The revolutionary President,
Saget, has informed the foreign rep
resentatives at the capital that five
war vessels are coaling at st. Marks
for the purpose Of proceeding to bon'
bard the city.
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ClneInnati Ifems.

CINCINNATI, December 23.-In the
case Of Floyd r. Emmett and David
L. Emmett, of Chillieothe, charged
with defrauding the Government in
the mauufacture and sale of whisky,
to- day, in the u. S. Circuit Court,
they Withdrew the plea Of not guilty
and entered q plea of guilty. and, by
the authority Of the Commissioner Of
Revenue and the consent of the Sec
retary Of the Treasury and Attorney
General Howe, compromised with the
Government, Dy paying $40, 600 aud
costs.
Patti, on account of an affection of
the throat, could not fill her engage
ment here this week, and has post
poned the same till the FIRST week in
the new year.
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Nesmlih Interviews EaIstead - Hall
stead as Bob Acres.

a few evenings ago the Demon of
Route No. 9. followed by two brawny
sons of Anak, entered the CONNER
cidI Office, aud made straight for the
room of the managing editor, whose
portly form and rubicund visage
were dimly visible through a cloud Of
smoke. The managing editor saw
them coming, and was straightTay
taken with spell of leaving, but was
speedily cured by the Demon, who
planted himself in his way, drew
from his pocket slip from the Com
nerci7l, thrust it under the managing
editors proboscis, and fercely de-
nanded, Did you write that?
The best looking editor in
town /" regarded it. L WAS sn
article which referred in rather un-
complimentary terms to the Demon.
Then he cast fearful glance at the
big listed giants in the rear. Then be
gazed in the lowering face of the
Demon, In whose eyes glowed q
vicious light. Then he thus replied
"I-I-no, sir; that is-in faet-l-
you know-that article was written
and inserted in my absence, sir."
The Demons hard face relaxed,
and around his mouth played q
wicked smile as he answered: a.
thought not. / thought you couldn't
write anything SO smart and witty es
that Then turning on his heel, he
t-cLonca 70 his satellites and wepl
ont. leaving our Hyperion wrapped ID
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THE President is getting tiled of
the persistent Kentuekians. On Mon
day last he was visited by a number
to see about some offices. when he told
them he had much more trouble with
their State than any other. that in no
case had he made an appointment
but he was Immediately set upon by
those opposed to the successful candi-
date and assured he had certainly
made a most wretehed selection, and
he added, he was quite at loss how
to move in any Kentucky case. The
truth is, that State is in a mixed cOndi-
ton.
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COMMUNICATIONS

The Three Remedies. "ScHEEcH's POI
koSIc SYRUP," for the cure OF Coughs,
Colds, Bronchitis, and every form of Con-
sumption. The peculiar action OF this med
icine ripsns the ulcers IN tbs lungs. pro-
NOTES tbs discharge of the corrupt matter
by expectoration. Pur1fes the blood. and
thus cures Consun ption, W hen every other
remedy fails.
"Schenck'E Sea- Weed Tonic" for the
cure CT DySpepSia or Indigestion, and all
diseases arising from debility. This 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. II Is a
sovereign remedy for al cases OF indiges-
ton.
'Schenck'G Mandrake Pills." one OF the
most valuable medicines ever discovered,
being Q vegetable substitute for calomeI,
and having all the useful properties as
eribed to that mineral. without producing
any OF its Injurious effects.
To these three medicines DR.. ]. II
Schenek, of philadelphia, owes his un-
rivaled success IN ths Treatment OF Pull
monic Consumption. The Pulmonic Syrup
rIpsns the morbid matter, discharges ft,
and purines the blood. The Mandrake
Pills act upon the liver. remove all OBJ
stTuctions ttlerefrom, give the crgan
healthy tone, and cure Liver Complaint,
which is one OF the most prominent causoa
of Consum psion.
The Sea- Weed Tonic InvlgoTates the
powers OF the stomach, I'D By strengthen
ing the digestion and bringing il TO a nor
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lungs becomts impossible The combined
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the use OF the is peTsevered IN sufficient
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Or. schenelE's Almanac, containing q full
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his mode OF treatment, and general direc-
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gratis or sent by mail by addressing his
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Philadelphia, Pa.
Price Of the Puimonic Syrup and Sen.
weed Tonic. each 81 so per bottle, or 81 50 .
half dozen. Mandrake Pills, 25c. per box.
FOR sale By all druggists and dealers.
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SINCE writing the article which sp-
pears on the second page of the
JOURNAL. with reference TO the ap-
parenily interminable saloon ques-
ton, We received a call from Sheriff
MILLER, who thinks we have done
him great injustice. He alleges that
if any of his bailiffs busted them
selves furnishing the Grand Jury with
the names of persons visiting beer
saloons on Sunday, they did so in vio-
lation of his express command 60 the
contrary. and did he know that asy Of
them had done so, he would at once
remove them from their position. We
confess to great surprise at the temer-
ity of some of these bailifs in thus
violating the instructions of their
chief, but cheerfully give Mr. MILLER
the benefit of his disclaimer
The Sheriff also thinks that We are
not posted with regard to the poll
tics of the saloon-keepers who have
been indicted for selling without
license and on Sunday. He has fur
nished US with a complete list of all
who have been indicted for selling
liquor or beer since the organization
of the Criminal Court. classified po-
litioally. We accept the Sheriff's
classification, not knowing anything
Of the. politics Of the parties ourselves,
but take the responsibility of adding
to the Sheriff's list of names the
number Of indictments found against
each individual, as they have been fur
niahod Us By the Deputy CLERK.
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Destructive Fire.

CHICAGO. December 23.-Chambers
Bros.' elevator, at Museatine. Iowa.
was burned last night. Loss $50, 600;
insurance $4,000. There were only q
few hundred bushels OF grain in it.
The stores of J. B. Dunn & Co.
and adams & Stone, at st. Charles,
Minnesota, were burned on Monday
last. Loss $4,000; nearly fully in-
sured.
The pattern room and wood shops
of SINNERS foundry, at Madison
Wis, were partially destroyed By Ere
this morning. Loss $5, 1000
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Undenned Ailments.

Thers are many ailments. trying IN their
nature, but the symptoms OF which are
not sufficiently specific TO enable physi-
clans 10 classify them under any particu-
lar head. As q general rule. they arise
from q general debility OF the whole organ
ization, but their primary cause. in At feast
three cases out OF Eve, Is a lack OF brisk
vital action In the stomach and lfves.
Stimulate and tone tho relaxed digestive
and secretive organs, and bodily ease,
health, and vigoF will follow the treat.
meuE Among all the medicines which
have been recommended as conducive 70
this end, none has been administered with
such uniform and entire success as HOS
TETTER'5 STOMACH BITTER5.
Its ingredients were selected from the
vegetable kingdom, originally, with q
view to the invigoration OF the physique
aud the constitution, and also FOR their
anti-biious and slightly laxative proper
ties. Twenty.odd years OF experience has
proved that these herbal TeEtOrRtives were
Wisely chosen and nave been Judiciously
spportfoDed in this celebrated prepare
tten. Not only as a specinc for Indiges-
ton and all kindred Complaints, buG as q
household remedy for all The DlinoT GfInneRts
incident TO humanity, it has obtained a
reputation. based on unimpeschable testi-
mony, which fairly eclipses that of any
other proprietary or of1cinal medicine in
use.
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Storm

BUFFALO, Dec. 23.-The southwest
gale and snow storm still prevails.
About 400 feet of the Niagara Falls
branch of the New York Central
Railroad is washed away. The trestle
bridge on the same road, near the
depot, is carried away by q floating
crib from the breakWater. One hun
dred and forty feet Of the Erie &
Niagara Railroad, on the Canada
shore opposite this city, is washed
away. Passengers aud freight on the
New York Central. Great Western
and Grand Trunk Roads. ars trans
ferred at Black Rock. The water is
higher than known for thirty years.
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Granting that the Sh eriff 3 polit-
ical classification is correct. out of
two hundred and twenty nine eases,
we have one hundred and seventeen
indictments against nineteen Repub-
licans to one hundred and twelve
against thirty Democrats. This shows
how much better the cases were
worked mp" against the Republicans
than against the Democrats.
But We have no wish to prolong
the controversy on this point. and,
having given the Sheriff tho benefit
Of mis- denial. we close by expressing
the hope that the offending bailiffs
will hereafter pay more strict atten-
ton TO his Instructions.
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Canadian Items.

MONTREAL, December 23.--The
Star alleges that enormous frauds
have been committed recently in the
private bonded warehouses in Mon
treal, through the collusion of off,
cials, and calls upon the Minister Of
Finance to cause thorough investi-
CATION.
ToRoNTo, December 23-F. @.
Warren, Deputy United States Mar
shall Of Boston, arrived here yester-
day, aud arrested John o. Robinson,
on the charge of incendiarism, COM
mitted at Summeryille, Mass. The
accused was arrested under the extra
dition treaty.
It is reported that Mr.. Swinyard
has resigned the position Of General
Superintendent of the Great Western
Railway, and w. X. Muir, of the
Michigan Central Road, has been ap
pointed to succeed him.
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TIE Indianapolis people propose to
invest in the Holly system Of water
works. & charter for a company has
been agreed upon. which will be acted
upon on Monday night next. The
Journal says the Council will un-
doubtedly grant the charter. Is the
new water dog any more acceptable to
the Mirro1.2
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MEMPHIS, December %. - Notice
was served on Mayor Leftwitch this
morning, By Frank Mahon. protest
ing against the sale Of the city's Lit
tie Rock Railroad to Epperson,
on the ground that the Board of
Aldermen had accepted his bid Of
100000 for the same. and conse-
quently could not accept q bid from
another party FOR the same amount,
and that the transfer would be re-
sisted.
Amos Woodruff has declined the
Democratic nomination for Mayor.
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RAFCMELOR's MAIR DYE.

This splendid Hair Dye Is the BEST IN the
world; the only true aud perfect Dye,
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appointment: no ridiculous tints; rene
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Dr.. RIOBAUS Golden Remedies

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New YORK News

NEW YoRK, December %. The
Herald says a duplicate copy of the
treaty Of annexation with the Repub-
lie of San Domingo was brought by
Gen. Babcoek from President Baez,
aud placed in the HANDS of Presi-
dent Grant day before yesterday.
NEW YoRK, Dec. 23.-The steamer
Anna is at a dock in Williamsburg,
and is not, as said, owned by Cabans.
John Dickey, sentenced yesterday
to be executed for murder, committed
suicide last night in prison, at Hack
ensack.
A dispatch to Mr.. Carroll LiVings.
ton, reports the American yacht Me.
teor lost in the Mediterranean. No
lives lost.
The two policemen who robbed a
Kentuckian named Wells, some
weeks ago. we're to-day sentenced
each TO FIVE years in the State prison.
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Commissioner

WEST POINT, N. Y, Dec. 22-TRo
men, supposed to be connected with
a gang of burglars, now operating
along the Hudson. were arrested here
to-day, for a robbery committed last
night, and the STOLEN property recov-
cred. They are held in custody By
the military authorities.
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MADRID, Dec. 23.-The Bishop of
Havana has disappeared from Mad
rid. It is reported that he has gone
TO France with the Bishop of Ossana,
and has openly declared that he does
not recognise the Provisional Coy
arnmanA. aha AeksnE on lhe FsvolnEfan-
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TIE Washington Chronicle claims
that the latest adviees from Texas
secure the election of DAVIS. the Re-
publican. over HAMILTON by a de-
cided majority.
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s~ For BLACK WORMS and PIMPLES
on the face use PeTrxf's CODtedOTIs Gsld PIN
ole Remedv prepared only by DR.. B. q.
PKRRY. 4e Bond Street. New York. Sold
everywhere. the trade suppll 6y whole
aale medicine dealers. inoI d5m SpA
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FoRTREss MONROE, Deeember g
Twelve of the Spanish gunboats came
up the Hampton Roads this morning,
and anchored. but were shortly after.
werds sfanallea from helcz ard vert
0ut 23n
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PHILADELPHIA, Dec. %. - The
strike of the j0urueymen carpet
weavers is at an end At q meeting
last night il was resolved to work at a
reduction of 25 cents below the prices
paid last Summer.
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LOUISVILLE, December 23.-Near
MilltowD. Crawford County, Indiana,
George Gibbs, q school teacher, was
dangerously stabbed in the breast and
abdomen by a young man named
Stewart.
Three prisoners, iu Owensboro,
KY, successfully escaped. few
nights ago.
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Order from Commissioner
D3lano TO the U. s. Col
lector at Chicago.
Lat7 Canadian Ieems.
News by Atlantic Gable.
Washington News


WASHINGTON. December 23.-The
Committee on Ways aud Means have
been charged in various quarters with
While engaged, since the
last Congress, in holding meetings
and conducting investigations at New
York, Philadelphia, Boston. Wash
iugton. Chicago, San Francisco, and
Portland, Oregon; but it appears, on
the final settlement of their accounts,
that the whole amount drawn from
the contingent fund, and for which
they have filed vouchers covering all
their expenses, of their clerk, stenog-
rapher. and messenger, is 50, ,772 only,
instead Of the alleged amount Of
$4,000.
A telegram from Governor Pease.
dated Austin, Texas, says that Davis.
for Governor, is 400 ahead, exclusive
of the counties of Milan and Navarro,
which. if allowed to vote, would elect
Hamilton. Navarro did not vote on
the days OF election. as the regislra-
ton had not been completed. In
Milan the election had been inter
rnpted by q disturbance, and was
therefore not completed. Gen. Rey-
nolds has ordered elections in those
counties, but has referred the ques-
tiou of counting the votes to the
President. The President as yet has
received no communication from Gen.
REYNOLDS on that subject.
WASHINGTON, December 23-The
United States steamers Yankee and
Albany, nov at New York, will be
reftted aud ordered to rejoin the At
lantic squadron. The Seminole is to
be ordered TO San Domingo, on duty.
Coal for the use of the North Attain
tic Squadron will be sent by the Navy
Department to Samana, now in pos
session of our rGoyerBmsnt. Admiral
Poor viii soon make visit to Hayti,
In his flag ship, to look after United
States interests.
The harbor of Port Royal, South
| Carolina, has been recommended as a
naval rendezvous for vessels Of the
North Atlantic Squadron, and will
! probably be used for that purpose.
! Admiral Poor. in his flag ship Sew
/ ern, accompanied by the monitor Die
/ tator. has left Savannah for Key West.
The receipts of customs for the
week are 1882, ,621.
WAsHINGToN, Dec. 23.-The fol
/ lowing order was issued to-day, upon
the representations of N. B. Judd, of
Illinois, and is to be extended to ell
other Collection Districts Of the
country:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, J
/ OFFICE or INTERNAL REvANUE,
/ Washington, December e.
/ To Edmund Jossea, U S. Collector
Chicago:
Suspend the collection of tax on
pork packers, assessed under Section
4, Act of March 81, 1869, until other
4 wise ordered.
(Signed) G. DEL sEo,
Commissioner.
The Post Ofoe Department il
sending circulars to all Postmasters
in the United States. ordering thsm
to make an accurate monthly report
of all frank or free matter deposited
at their Office for waiting, for a period
OF six months, commencing January l
The President will not receive visi.
tors during the holidays, except such
public officers as may have business
/ hfa n
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srEAMRoAr LINEs.

To LoUIsvILLE.-Eyery Monday at 10
o'clock Az. Every Tuesday, Wednes-
day, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday ST :
10 CAIRo-Daiiy, except sunday, 81 I
O'Clock p Ii.
TO GREEr RIVEE.-Every Mond AZ Tues
day Thursday, and Saturday At O'Clock
TO EAsTPoRT.--Every Tuesday and Sat-
urday at 4 O'Clock P. =.
ct o'clock PIX.
70 NAsHVILLE-EYer Tuesday, We nes-
day and saturday at =. Ii.
Transient boats daily up and ocWr =.
To CLECINSATI-ETery saturday a. ~
10 CAsxEIroN- Every Tuesday. Thurs
day, and Saturday at 10 An,
Rockportstage (via Newburgh and Boon
F1fe,) Carrying TIE mail, leaves al A. M
On Mondays, Wednesdays and FTidayf'
Arrives by T. n, Tuesdays, Thursdays
Ecd Saturdays.
New Harmony Mail Stage leaves Mon
days and Fridays at 4. Il. Arrives Tues
Gays and saturdays by p. Il.
5It. Vernon Aa1I Stage leaves daily tex
espG 5undays( at Z 4. 4. Arrives daily Eek
sspt SundaTs) by P. Il
10 NEWBURG.-HscK daily (except sun
1ay,) from the Merchants Hotel. st I
F4-0fngK p.
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a VOID QUACKs.-A victim of early
- 1mprudsnce, causing nervous debiil.
", premature decay, &C., has discovered
simple means OF cure, Rh1aa he Will send
frss to his fsIloW-suharars. Address ]. y.
REEVES. 7s SERsan sez4ezs ew 1uFEs
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ESTABLISHED. iss
Taxae.

1 have fhfE dav received The Tax Dupli.
year A ID. ls6a. and am now ready 20 re-
toWlns tab4e xiii show the zallo of taxes