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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-08-16

The following circular, which will
be Of interest to business men through
out the State, has been issued by the
Governor:
STATE OF INDIANA, EXECUTIVE DEPT,
INDIANAPoLIss Aug. II, 1863. )
The following call has been received
at this Department. with a request
that I should appoint delegates to the
proposed Convention, as indicated in
the call. The call reads thus:
MISSISSIPPI VALLEY COMMERCIAL CON-
VENTIoN.
A Commercial Convention, which
recently convened at the city of New
Orleans, having recommended the
holding Of a Convention on the Upper
Mississippi, at some convenient time
during the present summer, to con-
slider all matters connected with the
commerce and trade Of the Missis-
sippi River and its tributaries, and
the undersigned having been duly
appointed a Central Committee to
make arrangements for holding such
Convention: Now, therefore, all the
States and communities of the Mis-
sissippi Valley, desiring to see the
great river and its branches freed
from the letters, natural or artificial,
that obstruct its navigation, or retard
its commerce, or in any way hinder
the development of the country
drained by its waters, are requested
to send delegates to meet in Conven-
ton az the city of Keokuk, Iowa, on
the 18th day of September, A. ID. 1869,
| at 2 o'clock p. NJ, to devise means and
to adopt measures for the thorough
accomplishment of these desirable
ends.
The ratio Of representation will be
two delegates at large for each State
of the Mississippi Valley, and one
| delegate for each Congressional Dis
trict in said States, one delegate for
each city or town situated on the
river, or any of its branches, and one
delegate for each five thousand of
population Of such city or town, or
| fraction over. Chambers of Com
m zee and Boards Of Trade, Of cities
and towns along the river are re-
quested to see to the selection of dele
gates from their respective localities,
The Governors of the several States
Of the Mississippi Valley are requested
10 appoint the delegates at large tor
their States, and for the Congressional
Districts within the same.
Add. 81. Sanders, James Renwick.
John L. Davies, James Nj. Buford
/ r. i. Bower, A. T. Wilkinson
VIM. Patterson, A. Chambers,
VIM. Vandever, Ohas. Seymour,
Committee Of Arrangements.
Believing it to be important that
Indiana should be represented in the
Convention, but not desiring to as.
sumo the right to appoint delegates
thereto, which, in my judgment
should be done by the people Of the
respective districts to be represented
instead, therefore, Of appointing dele.
gates, l issue this circular, directing
public attention to the call, and ex.
pressing the assurance that if those
in the several Congressional Districts
who feel an interest in the objects fol-
which the Convention is called, seq
proper to designate delegates, will
if desired, give each delegate so des,
ignated a letter to the Convention
requesting that he may be recognized
and received as a delegate from the
proper District.
CONRAD BAKER, Governor.
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CURE OF PREMATURE DECLINE In MAN the
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this book 1OfH not be found useful, Iglether
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preceptoT, e. clergyman" - Medical Times
and Gazette.
Sent by mail on receipt of 50 cents. Ad.
dress the author, DIR. IL. DE f. CURTIS,
222 Z Street, Washington, d. =.
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INDIANAPOLIS reports 11,031 chill
dren for school purposes. OF these
1041O are white and 621 colored. Of
the white children 5.027 are males
and 1888 females. Of the colored
2g7 arc males and 324 females.
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-08-16

THE New Albany Commercial erro-
neously fixes the Indiana Conference
in this city on the 31st. 1t meets
September 9Th.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-08-16
rE1EEIRTY III, IEXPERIENCE

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Il in the Treatment of Chronic and Sex
uat Diseases.-A Physiological VielO or Mar
-containinfr nearly s00 raqes. and $50 fine
plates and engravings of the anatomy of
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disease, with q treatise on early e--ors,
its deplorabie consequences upon the L ind
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mode of cure, as shown by report of cases
treated. A truthfuI adviser to the married
and those contemplating marriage who
entertain doubt of their physical condi-
ton. Sent Tree of postage 10 any address,
on receipt of 25 cents, in stamps or postal
currency, by addressing DR.. LA CROIX,
No. 81 Maiden Lane, Albany, New York.
The author may be consulted Epon any OF
the diseases upon which his books treat,
either personally or by mail, and medi-
cines sent TO any part OF the " Id.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-08-16

THE tide of emigration from Europe
to this country is in steadily increas-
ing volume, the number Of arrivals 50
far this year exceeding that for the
corresponding period in 1866, the
great immigration year. The larger
number scatter themselves through
the Western States, as the section
holding out the best promises of re-
ward for their industry, bat diver
sion is being made toward the South
which will probably in the future take
a considerable per centages Many Of
these emigrants bring money enough
to establish themselves in homes, and
nearly all bring industry, frugality,
and determination to render them
selves useful citizens. s-eE
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-08-16

THE conflict between the Superin-
tendent of Government Printing and
the Washington Typographical Union
regarding the employment Of APP
prentices, has ended in favor of the
former, and day or two since eight
apprentices were put to work. The
controversy has been an unfortunate
one for the Union, since the result
cannot but mater; .1lly weaken its in
fuenee, but it ended as all such issues
must. in favor of self-evident right.
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Lippincott & Blackwell,

IF you want a handsome PRESENT, adj
. dress, with stamp, RICE q MANLEY,
Box {. 1857, Boston, Mass.
A SIX YOUR DOCTOR or Druggist for
- SWEET QULNIEE-it equals (bitter)
Quintne. Is made only by f. STEARNS,
Chemist, Detroit.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-08-16
the Keokuk Commercial Convention.

cIRoULAR FROM COY BAKER.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-08-16

The following call has been received
at this Department, with a request
that I should appoint delegates to the
proposed Convention, as indicated in
the call. The call reads thus:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-29
The Great Pictorial Annual.

uostetter's United States Almanac for 1870.
for distribution gratis, throughout the United
States and all civilized countries of the West
ern Iemis phere, is now ready for distribution
and NIL who wish to understand the true philos-
ophv of health should read and ponder the
valuable suggestions it contains. In addition
TO All admirable medical treatise on the causes,
prevention and euro of great variety oil DIS
eases, il embraces Il large amount OF iniorna-
ton interesting to the merchant, the mechanic.
the miner the farmer, the planter and probes
sionsl man; and tho calculations have been
made for sucn meridans and ATTITUDES as arc
most suitable for correct and most compre-
hensive NATIONAL CALENDAR. ..
The nature, uses, and extraordinary sanitary
eeects of HOSrErrER'S 3TOMACH BIT
TIERS. tho staple tonic and Alternative OF more
than half the Christian world ara fully sol
forth in its pages, which are also interspersed
with pictorial illustrations, valuable recipes for
the household and farm. humorous anecdotes,
and othor instructive and amusing reading mat
ter, original and seleciod. Among the Animals
appoaring with tho opening OF the year, tins IS
one OF the most useful, and may be had for tn
asking. Tho proprietorsi Messrs. Hostetter y
smith, on receipt of a two cont stamp, will for
ward a copy by mail to any person who cannon
procure one in his neighborhood. The BIZ
TIERS are sold in every city, town and village
and are exienslv ely used throughout the entire
civilizei world. dec 2I--oolW
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ALEXANDRIA, VA.
Il is said that immediate measures will be
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 20. 1863.

Ii is said that immediate measures will be
taken to place Mr.. Stanton's family in com
Portable pecuniary condition. Mr.. stanton
died, leaving little or no means beyond the
house the family live in, and three OF the
children are under fourteen years OF age. A
meeting Of several Of his intimate personal
friends has been held, at which it was determ-
ined to place the sum Of Sl00,0 to the credit
Of Mr.. Stanton's family by New Years Day.
President Grant on Monday subscribed 81 900
for this object So long as Mr.. Stanton lived
he steadily refused to permit his friends TO do
any act Of this kind.
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MARRIED..

December 18th, in Grace Church, by Rev j..
4. Johnston, GEORGE +. HUTCIiiNS, OF
East Douglas, Mass, to ANNIE LOUISE
BODkIN, of Alexandria. Va.
At Grifinsburg, on the DIST instant by Row
K. L. McMurran, Mr. ROBERT THRILL to
Miss MARTHA a, daughter If MIR. John n.
Griffin, all Of Cupeper.
On the 23d instant by Rev. Geo. w. Peter
kin, 1t w. H. VINEL, Of the u. s. army, to
Miss IRENE GREEN, daughter of Mr.. Robt
Williams, of Culpsper Court House
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1t is now said that from IN examination oil
the IT, s. Treasury books 1t is evident the
statement to be PROMULGATED On the lst oil
January will show but little over two million
dollars increase OF Government Indebtedness.
The drafts from the War Department this
month have been very heavy, aud the receipts
from customs and internal revenue are COM
parativey small now
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-29

In consequence Of the statements that the
Administration is contemplating change OF
policy as to Cuban matters, and according
belligerent rights to the revOlutlonists, 1t Is
said several members OF the Cuban junta
came on to Washington to ascertain what
foundation there is in the report. After
making close inquiry in proper direction,
they find that the Administration has not
changed nor iutimated any change from the
position assumed in the Presidents annual
message.
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A RARE CHANCE FOR BARGAINS FOR ALL
THOSE IN WANT OF GARMENTs.-Haying now
on hand An extraordinary large stock Of Cloth
ing and Gents Furnishing Goods and being
fully determined to combine with my preient
business that Of stcass Merchant Tailor
ing, to facilitate which my stock has to be re-
duced, no matter at what sacrifce all my
goods are offered at greatly reduced prices. l
can suit tho most faatidlous. rs we'll as the coun-
try merchant, my variety of fine Clothing and
Under garments being unsurpassed, and my
stock for wholesaling complete Call and SOC
nov 10 5. DRALHAM, 81 King st.
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BOOTS & SHOES.

NOTICE.
A large stock Of Boys and Youths
FINE AND HEAVY BOOTS,
of superior quality, which will be sold at gress.
" reduced prices AL in want will do well to
ID dec c. 2-2m w. B. WADDRY
! AIDES DRESS BOOTS.
A splendid stock. beautiful durable and cheap,
AIDES SUTTON BOOTS.
great variety of styles. handsome good
and cheap, at
oct l4-3m WADDErS, II hing 81
AIDES WALKING BOOTS
line stock of every style and quality, at
I AIDES CANADIAN BOOTS. -
Ladies Canadian Slippers.
Ladies Maria Antonette Slippers.
Ladies House Shoes Of every description, at
oct l4-3m WADDEYS. "a King st,
+ AIDES TOILET SLIPPERS.
A oct n Ism wADDEYs, "a King st.
MISSES WALKING BOOTS.
| lH 1" School
&" Dress great ysrie
ty. good and cheap. At
| IHlLD'S BOOTS AND SHOESs large
| u stock-Combinstion Tip, the best child
shoe made; will wear three times rs long as the
ordinary shoe, nj
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The tobacco factory IN Petersburg, Va,
owned by the estate ot Samuel Donald, and
occupied by Loper 4 Sons, was destroyed by
FIRE last Saturday Some $1,000 pounds Of
leaf tobacco was also destroyed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-29

Mrs. Nj. Riguey, u woman at st. lnuIS, ha
been awarded Sl2. oOo contract Tor marada
miziDY the streets
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-29

REMARKs.-The market for Flour Is very
dull. and sales difficult to effect. The receipts
though not large are fully equal to the demand
Family brands are particularly dull. Extras
arc in moderate enquiry from bakers and for
retailing. Supers are dull We quote: Faml'
" G 371aS7; choice brands 60aSS; Extras
8 25aS5 IS; Supers 75ss5; Fine 81 %. Wheat
was dull with offerings not exceeding loOt
bushels rod and sales ut liz. ia, ll5, III and
lis. Corn was also dull. with saes OF lcol
bushels mixed at 60, 10 and y, and loo bushels
yellow nj T. Csrn-in the oar s % per boi. -
Nothing doing in Rye and n, offering, report
ed Small ssles of Oats 40. Dressed Poultry
70 rs for Chickens Butter in good suppl y
Epss in demand and prices keep up.
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Judge fToar will probably continue in ia,
Cabinet ~ Attorney General n 1t ~ sad the
President desires no should do So.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-29

A dispatch FROM Virginia City, dated De
cemter 10Th, says Distinct shocks Of Garth
quake have been fell in MaripoSa
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-29

Just Out!
"CHERRY PICTORIAL TKOCHES,"
For Colds, Coughs. Sore Throat and Bronchitis.
NOME so uooD, NONE SO PLEASANT
NoNE CURE As QUICK.
RUSHTON Il CO.,
dec l-3m 10 Astor House, Now York.
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ElNTFAoHr
FRIDAY, DECEM BIER 3lst
Grand theatrical representation OF
FER IST BARON" go
in three acts, by Rud. Hahn. Music by Th'
Doors open at o'clock. Performance to
commence at o'clock precisely.
BY ordor Of tho President
doc ~ 81 w Nj. M E!AGEh, Sec.
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An IMPORTANT NOTICE.
10 THE LADIES OF ALEXANDRIA.

MRS. G. f.. SlMPSO
No l25 King street,
Win open on Monday, December 10Th, nj
elegant assortment of
FANCY GOODS AND NOTIONS
Of all kinds ia connection with her MILIlh h
RY business.
Also handsome CHRISTMAS GIFTS.
Prices TO suit the times and terms cssh.
dec Il
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AN EXTRAORDINARY DIscLosURE.-Th

AN EXTRAORDINARY DIscLosURE.-Th
disclosure promised is published this morning.
1t brings to light an extraordinary revelation.
In case now pending before the Supreme
Court, wherein vessel with cargo OF wool
on the "a Of March, 1867, an issue was made
on the point as to whether the woodruff OF
March ,, 1867, was signed by President John,
son on the I'd or 4th of March. Though dated
the "a of March, it was in point OF TACT signed
on the 4th of March, and the owners OF the
cargo OF wool alluded to are clearly not laole
TO the increase of duties assessed by that noto-
r;ous act. But the case brings to light the
curious fact that President johnson had deter
mined to veto the bill. and had caused veto
TO be drawn up with that view, which veto Is
now published entire.
Under the influence of ex-senator Morgan,
however, the Presidentit seems was persuaded
to change his mind to an approval OF the very
bill which he had deliberately pre- determined
TO Veto 1t is alleged that subsequently Sena'
tor Morgan was engaged in wool speculation
and was enabled to sell a cargo, OF wool to
merchant named Pickering in New York, al
the advanced price occasoned by tho passage
| of the wool bill-Ndt. InteNigencer.
WASHINGTON ITEMS. Tho marble statue oil
Gen. Greene, OF Revolutionary fame, present
ed by the State of Rhode Island to the u 5
has reached this city and is placed in the hal
of the Old House Of Representatives, there t.
remain until Congress determines where II
shall be permanently placed. :,
The association for increasing the railroad
facilities of the city met last night in the
| Aldermen's chamber, City Hall. There wa
but poor attendance. Several persons spoke
principally in relation to the B. 4 y. K. X
and its difficulties with Washington.
Yesterday, in the Criminal Court, Judge
Fisher the case of the Baltimore and Ohl'
Railroad Company, charged with obstructinI
the public highways, was taken up.
| The District attorney has filed an informa
ton in the Criminal Court against Richard Ii
Marsh, justice OF the peace, for alleged NAL
ieasance in office. The information contain:
six counts charging various offences.
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CITY ITEMS

3. BLON ELM
Corner King and Fairfax sts, and l06 King st
Is Offering great bargains ia
WINTER CLOTHING.
Call and see him dec II
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DOYS AND YOUTHS BOOTS.
d The largest. best and cheapest at
oct l4-Sm WADDEY'S. "a King st.
DEAD AND RE + l. ECTi
ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY


Having greater facilities than ever before,
AIN now prepared to furnish BOOTS and
SHOES. of the best material aud WORKMANSHIP
ut greatly reduced prices
Have now on hand and AN constantly ra-
ceiving full supply OF BOOTS and SHOES
for Ladies, Misses, Children and Infants also,
Men, Youths and Boys, suitable for city OF
country wear
A call is all that is asked, when You will ba
fully convinced of the truth
HATS HAT5l HATS
Have Just received q large supply OF the latest
styles OF HATS, and will hereafter keep on
hand good a., ortment, at prices to suit
LEATHER AND SHOR-FINDlNGS.
In addition to my large and we'll selected
stock of Boots Shoes and Hats. l have added
tine assortment of LEATHER and SHOE
FINDINGS. comprislng everything found ia
a first class Leather and Shoe Finding estab-
lishment French and American Cali Skins OF
the best quality. such =, the Jsdot Msrcierr
Levens Dupont and other widely known brands
always on hand.
Great inducements offered to Country mer-
chants Goods sold by the package or case
All work warranted 10 give entire sstlstac-
ton.
Country merchants about to lay in their stock
or tn o fall and winter, would do we'll to give
mo call before purchasing elsewhere
/ will sell goods at lower prices and better
articles than any other house in the State
j. kAUFMAN'S Emporium,
Cor King and Royal sta:
sep 2i-3m Alexandria, Va.
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Notice.

brown Sugar lial6c Clarified do. Tbs Tor
81 Crushed Sugar l9c.
Goods warranted to give satisfaction or mon
cy refunded. ,.,
No. los King street,
dec doors east Of Marshall House
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NOODs FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS

Thread Lace Handkerchief, at all prices
Embroidered Straw Linen do.
Beautiful Goods.
Lace Collars of all kinds.
White Tartan, full assortment.
Swisses of all qualities. Call and see them at
dec Is WILMER s. SLA Ek'S.
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SJ WAKEFIELD u HALLS
And purchase one of those beautiful
TOILET SETS,
FOR YOUR CHRISTMAS PRESENT.
They have also choice collection of Fine
Hair Brushes and Combs, and many other
useful and ornamental articles. dec 20-lw
u AI,K u,
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A. ii. MOTT s. co.
Are now displaying their large and varied as
sortment of CHRISTMAS PRESENTS forIthe
old and young.
Work Boxes, Glovo Boxes, Writing Desks,
Vases and Mantle Ornam ents Walking Babies,
Velocipedes, Clapping Babies, Grecian Bend
Babies, Tea Sets. Carriages. Bedstesds,
Hobby Horses, Wagons, Rogers, Wostenholm,
Needam and other celebrated Cutlery.
Our toys were purchased at the largest Now
York importers and auction houses, and will
be sold very low. Call and examine at
A. II, MOTT s. CO.'S.
decl7 CO King street.
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AS GIFTS.

few elegant presents for gentlemen, and
| very cheap will DO found on Monday Decem-
b5r Uth at Mrs. g. l.. SIM PSON'S.
doc II No. l25 King street
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GIFTS.

CHRISTMAS GIFTS.
Il. j. NJ | l. LER
Has Just received an unusually largo and
beautiful assortment of
GOODS FOR THE HOLIDAYS,
consisting of Plain White and Gold Band China
Dinner Sets; do. Tea Sots.
Decorated French China Vases.
Rich Gilt and Decorated Mugs and Golfers
rarian Statuettes.
" Vases,
d" Match Boxes.
Bohemian Glass Vases, very rich and elegant.
Bohemian Toilet Sets, Spoon Holders, Co
logne Bottles and Mugs, aud TOYS for child
rem in great variety al of which are offered at
very low prices. Call and see them at
hnn l6-lm 81 King stranf
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1869-07-20
Judas lscariot's Complaint.

The Cincinnati Enquirer proposes to
substitute for Decoration Day. Con>
tribution Day, with one day in the year
set apart, North and South, for the col
lection of funds for the care of widows
and orphans of fallen heroes. whose
wants cannot be supplied by such cere-
monies as those Of Decoration Day
This would be better, no doubt, for the
widows and orphans, but not so good
for the Grand Army of Radical Offices
hunters. They will never consent to
the change Phila. Age.
'TheE took Mary pound of ointment
of spikenard, very costly, and anointed
the feet of Jesus, and wiped his feet
with her hair: and the house was filed
with the odor of the ointment. Then
saith one of his disciples, Judas Iscari
OF, Simon's son, which should betray
him, why was not this ointment sold
for three hundred pence and given to
the poor This he said, not that he
cared for the poor, but because he was
a thief Phila. Press.