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whom, by superior skill and more per-
sistent application, outstrip the rest,
and come to consideration in the higher
ranks Of society.
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-12-21

States, given Oh the faith of Spain,
that they may have their independ
enee bv isviDg down their arms, elect
Jog their deputy and declaring their
right to be free by vote Of the
people.
,Sickles. IN a latter to Secretary
Fisk, fA0gust 4th, says: To generat
[ find less susccptibility 70 the idea
-of transfer Of the Island TO the
United States than 10 q concession Of
the Independence. Of Cuba. There is
an pYehensioE that the persons and
property Of the Spaniards IN Cuba
would lot be safe under Cuban con
troL This impressions. / hear. pre-
walls IN Catalonia
Mr. Roberts, to Minister Fish,
September 18th. submits various coz
siderafions and arguments against
what be understands 10 be the settled
purpose Of the United States to ac-
cord belligerent rights to the Cuban
Insurgents. Fish replies, under date
of the 18th, that it might be a sufi-
cient answer to say that no intention
to grant belligerent rights has been
announced. It-is a more perfect an
swer TO say no such intention has
been reached by the United States.
Mr. Fish is pleased that Mr.. Roberts
draws his authorities from the history
and statesman of the United States,
and reminds him that Spain conceded
beliigefent rights to the South
sixty-six Gays after bloo5shed and
the assault on Fort Sumpter. The
United State have frequently
demonstrated in the interest of hu-
manity, IN the manner IN which the
Cuban contest is Wage1. The present
state Of affairs cannot be definitely
prolonged, and the United States re-
serve the right of future action. Un-
lawful expenditures in aid of the
Cubans have been planned, and one
succeeded, but the United States have
always been ready to act on the in
formation furnished by Mr.. Roberts,
and has acted on such information,
even when it has proved eTroneousa
Mr.. Siekles telegraphs to Secretary
Fish on the 9th of September. that
the volunteers are to be disbanded on
the cessation of hostllities, scandalous
executions to be stopped. slavery to
be gradually abolished and liberal
reforms to be granted without waiting
for the termination of the war.
Mr.. Sickles telegraphed Mr. Fish as
follows: The Foreign Secretary
wishes to assure the United States
Government that Spain now desires
the most friendly relations with all
American Republics, and intends in
his colonial policy TO begin immsdi-
ately the most liberal reforms.
Copies Of affidavits were submitted
by Messrs. Lowry & Everts, to es-
tablish the existence of a state of war
aud an independent government in
Cuba. They are furnished with a
letter, dated December 5. from Mr..
MoTry to Fish, stating that the At
tornsy General declined to consider
bis afidavits good evidence. and had
clearly expressed the purpose Of the
Government.
Attorney General Hoar. under date
Of December If, gives as his opinion
that It is not proper for the United
States TO libel the Spanish gunboats
under the statute of 1923, and informs
Dir. Fish that the Government has
acted en- this opinion.
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News from san Francisco.

SAN FRANCISCO, December 20
The Alta had an interview with a
number OF the leading citizens in re-
gard tothe municipal situation. All
agree that reform is absolutely neces-
sary, but generally decide against the
Interference of the Legislature in mu-
nicipal affairs. An
Sitka adviees Of December 9th re-
port everything quiet in that Terri
tory. The only want felt by the in
habitants is that of civil government.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dee. 20.-Arizona
adVices report the Indians active on
the Eastern route from Tuco on to
New Mexico. Well armed parties
from the SonoTa Placer god diggings
report the mines very rich. It is i'm
possible 10 reach the works for lack
OF water.
The departure of the ex-rebel ram
Atlantic from below Philadelphia
simultaneously with the Spanish gun
boats from this city, has excited sus-
pieion that she is really owned by the
Cubans. and intended 10 attack the
! Spanish fleet.
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iOONsuMPTTON,

The Three Remedies. " "SCHEScH's PUL-
KoSIo SYRUr," for the cure of Coughs,
Colds, Bronchitis, and every form OF Con-
sumption. The peculiar action of this med.
tcIne ripens the ulcers In the lungs, pro-
NOTES the discharge Of the corrupt matter
by expectoration. Puriies the blood. and
thus cures Consumption, when every other
remedy fails.
"Schenck's sea-Weed Tonic" for the
cure OF Dyspepsia or Indigestion, and all
diseases arising from debility. This tonic
invigorates 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
sovereign remedy for all cases OF indiges-
ton.
(" "Sehenck's Mandrake Pills." one OF the
most valuable medicines ever discovered
being vegetable substitute for calOmeI,
and having all the useful properties as
cribed TO that mineral, Without producing
any Of its Injurious effects.
To these three medicines Dr.. J. II
Sehenek, OF Philadelphia, owes his IN
rivaled success in the Treatment Of Pull
monic Consumption. The PuImonic syrup
ripens the morbid matter, discharges It.
and purihes the blood. The Mandrake
Pills act upon the liver. remove ali OBJ
struct1ons therefrom, give the organ a
healthy tone. and cure Liver Complaint,
which is one OF the most prominent causes
I OF Consumption.
6 The Sea-Weed Tonic Lnvlzoratcs the
I powers of the stomach, and by strengthen
Ing the digestion and bringing Il TO a nor
NAL and healthy condition, improves the
quality of the blood, by which means the
formation of ulcers or tubereies IN the
lungs becomes impossible. The combined
Z action of hese medicines, as thus eI-
planned, W cure every case Of Consump-
! ton, II the medies are used IN time and
! the use Of the is perseVered In suficient-
1 Iy to bring the case to a avo-able termina-
tion.
DR.. Echenc1's Almanac containing a full
/ treatise on the various forms OF disease
: his mode or treatment, and general direc-
tIons ho1 to use his medicine, can be had
I gratis or sent by mail by addressing his
Principal ONCE, No. IS North Sixth Street
+ Philadelphia, Pa.
Price OF the PuImonic Syrup and Sea
! weed Tonic. each 81 50 per bottle, or 81 50 q
/ half dozen. Mandrake Pills, 25c. per box.
| For sale by al druggists and dealers.
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HOUsE........W AsHTNaros. Dec.

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Kelly presented memorial Of
Senator's ard Representative from
Tennessee. IN Congress. to iRterpose
for the relief of loyal citizens OF Ten
nessee against the recent or pending
revolutionary proceedings IN that
State, and for maintaining Republi-
can form Of government therein.
The following bills and joint reso-
lutions were offered and referred:
By Pollard, providing for free
system of national banking.
By StarkWeather, to provide q
United States District for the Eastern
District of Texas.
By Turner, to regulate taking bail
in civil and criminal cases.
By Hill, declaratory of the act Of
the 9th of July, for an American
line of mail aud enigrant passenger
steamships between New York and
one or more European ports.
The Supreme Court has taken a
recess till the 10th of January
The Committee on Reconstruction
to-day heard speeches from Governor
Bullock and Mr.. Tiff. In relation TO
political affairs in that State
Senator Carpenter presented Pc
tition from members of the legal pro-
fessiou of New York for an increase
Of the salaries Of judges Of United
States Courts. Referred
Kellog presented a petition from
citizens Of New Orleans for navy
yard at that pore. Referred
Butler inquired whether Governor
Bullock had not testified this morn
ing before the Reconstruction Com
mittee, that his transactions with the
funds of the State had been referred
to a committee Of the Legislature,
which had exonerated him.
Beck replied that Bullock's state
ment was that such of those matters
as had occurred aud were known
before the adjournment OF the 1segis-
Iature, because many Of them
had occurred since. and had
been referred to a Legislative Com
mittae, and majority of the Commit
/ tee decided In his favor, but the Leg
! isIature itself bad overruled the re-
port, and had adopted the minority
| report, refusing to exonerate him, and
/ to day the Legislature held the whip
over him subject to impeachment.
] Without concluding.
Beck yielded to the motion for re
cess, aud the House at 4:40 took q
recess until 7:30. t
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Albany lem.

ALBANY, Dec. 2O.-Hon. j. g.
Hatch, of Buffalo, on behalf Of the
commercial men Of that city, bad a
conference with the Governor and
State officers to day, upon the subject
of canal affairs. presenting the free
canal policy proposed at a meeting of
the Produce Exchange, of New York,
last Winter, recommended by them
to the last Legislature, aud passed By
the Assembly, as furnishing the only
effective measure, namely: the fund
ing of the outstanding canal debt,
that can now secure cheap transpor-
tatioD, and in few years make the
canals free and save the people here
after from taxation.
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DestructlTe YIre.

DETROIT, December 20.-The su-
burban villa Of Moses w. Field, nearly
completed, was destroyed By FIRE on
Sunday morning. Loss about S20,-
900. The ife, it is be believed. origi-
mated from the furnace.
Jimmy Elliott. a noted prize fighter,
who robbed q man named Finn. at
Royal Oak. some time since, and es-
capped to Canada, was 70 day surren-
dered By the Canadian authorities
into the custody of the city officials,
and was conveyed TO Royal Oak, 70
be tried for highway robbery.
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Money Matters.

.NEw- YORK, December 20.-The
E.rDress says: The whole aspect of
Speculation in Wall Street was
changed this afternoon, and once
moro prices are all on the downward
turn, The change Of policy by the
Secretary of the Treasury means the
withdrawal of 100000 in gold for
sale, and the placing Of s32. 1000 600
on the market ten days earlier than
in the ordinary course of events.
Spectators in Wall Street began to
view the question IN It's proper light
towards the close Of tbs day, and
hence the general decline IN prices.
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Shock OF an Earthquake. &C.

MEMPHIs, Dec. 20.-Tke shock of
an earthquake was felt here at two
clock this afternoon. The vibTa-
tions lasted several seconds.
The report telegraphed West from
Washington, in reference to the i'm.
parchment of Judge Trigg, of the
United States District Court Of Ten
Dessee. creates great surprise here
among all classes and parties, as he
is universally admired by members Of
the bar and all citizens irrespective of
party.
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Foreign New
FNGLAND.

LONDON, December 20.-The Times
blames Government for its vacillation
at Londonderry, IN protecting rather
than forbidding the display, but ad-
mits the result was better than ex-
pected.
The Post and other papers praise
Mr.. Londer, who made his debut on
Saturday evening.
LONDON, December 20.-It is re-
ported that France is urging the
great powers to dissrm, and offers to
set the example, but the journals In
Berlin discredit the report.
ITALY
ROME, December 20. - Cardinal
Mathier goes to Paris on a mission
from the Pope to the Emperor.
ROME. December 20.-The Pope
yesterday received a deputatiop, con-
sisting of 600 natives OF France, and
delivered an address to them in
French. lie explained that the re-
curTence Of Christmas should teach
all men the lesson of humility which
God has given to the world on that
/ day Pride, said the Holy Father,
was the enemy of mankind and the
author of revolution. At the con-
clusion Of his address, the Pope, with
his voice softened by emotion, gave his
benediction. His visitors we're greatly
moved, and at tie conclusion of the
/ ceremony they broke forth In pro-
/ longed and enthusiastic UtUds.
ROME, Decem Der 20.-A com NIT tee
of Bishops has been instructed TO
draft a plan for checking the growth
Of iH6delity, Ia accordance with the
papsl allocution.
FRANCE
PARIS, December 20-It is rumOred
that tho Empress was instrumental in
+ having the Spanish refugees ordered
out Of France, but the report is un-
/ founded. The intermeddling of these
/ refugees with the revolutionists here
was all the cause of their expulsion.
/ The Emperor has established by a
/ decree commission to encourage all
military societies OF mutual assistance
! founded or to be founded In France.
and to this end the Emperor grants
/ $50. 600 francs to the commission, of
which he Is to be the honorary Presi-
/ dent.
In the Corps Legislatif, to-day,
Henry Roehefort addressed an inter-
peilation to the Government relative
/ to the expulsion from French terri
i tory Of the political refugee, Senor
Paul Angelo. Deputy TO the Spanish
Cortes. He said the Govrnment per-
mitred Queen Isabella and the Carl
lists to eonspire in this country against
Spain, but exercised all its severity
against the Spanish Representative.
I Rocbefori concluded with these
words: " You have only one fear it
+ is the Republic; she is near at
hand, and will avenge the wrongs of
/ Frenehmen and of Spaniards."
IL. FORBADE. Minister Of the Inte-
rior, replied that Senor Paul Angelo
was expelled because he shared in
the disloyal aspirations of the French
Republicans, and expressed them
openly. In proof Of this. M. FORBADE
quoted from q speech made by Seuor
Paul at the banquet Of Free Thinkers,
10 which the early proclamation
Of the Republic in France is predict
ed. The minister denounced the red
/ hag of the revolution, and ended with
the threat that the moment the Re
publicans exchanged speech tor. ac-
ton, the Government would reduce
them to impotence.
/ Gen. Banks leaves Paris tonight,
en- his return to the United States.
He had an audience yesterday with
the Emperor.
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Keep lhe CIreuIatIOn Aellre

"A free and regular circulation OF the
blood Is essential to health. IL places the
whole system in q state OF active defense
against all unwhOlesome Influences, and
is an especial safeguard agGinst the inimi-
cal effect Of sudden changes Of tetnpera-
tuTe, and OF damp and cold.
II proper attention we're paid to this inl-
portant fact. there would not only be q
great decrease in the number Of cases OF
stomach, bowel, and renal complaints, but
also In the number OF deaths by cOnEump-
tion and other pulmonary diseases.
At this period OF the year, when the
dividing line which separates a genial
from an IL clement season has Just passed,
a course OF HOSTETTEE'S STOMACH
BIITEHS viii be found Of invaluable SER
vice Ia improving the condition OF the
vital fluid and gently stimulating Its flow.
Violent coughs and colds, like fntermit-
tent fever, arc the frequent effects OF q
chilly atmosphere upon a debilitated or
ganization. Dtseafes OF the kidneys often
proceed from the same source. How essen
tial 10 is, therefore, for persons OF feeble
constitution 10 tnvigorate tho vital OrRani-
zation st the commencement OF Winter.
Fortified by warm clothing Without, and
HO5TE TIERS BITTERS within, the
fraii and delicate may brave with frnpu-
nifty an amount of exposure and hardship y
which, under other circumstances, would
PROSTATE them on bed OF ickness. Let
Them consider this, and be wise in time.
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Southerh Branch of the Pacific Rail.
road, on Friday, bought Of the S.ate
/ all the leRiis set apart tor tbjs road
payiue theaafor 1896, ,252
ia Tuesday 80 excursions will BE-
made to Emp 20 cslemae i {
epmpletion Of the road 81 that . 1;rf
The westher j stir tsvors bls fe.T rail.
read building. and the work is bsipe
vigorously prosecuted on SIX roads Il
the STATE.
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EE- To remove Moth Patches. FrecxleF.
snd Tan from the face, use ReTTt's Moth
and FTeckle Lotion. Prepared only BY d.
B C. PERRY. Sold by eli 1rugufsfs
noVI7 d3n SpSl
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INDIANAPoLIs, Dec. 20.-Tbe City
Council passed resolution, to-nighf,
annexing a large suburban territory,
north and east Of the present city
limits, embracing a population Of
about 10000.
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CHICAGO, December pa special
from St. Paul says: The Goyernor-of
Minnesota has interviewed General
Hancock upon the propriety of send-
ing United States troops to Pembina,
to quiet the frontier settlements Ia
the event of an Indian outbreak as a
result IF the Red River difficulty.
Troops will not be sent until there is
an Gctual collision, or 2 greater cer-
tainiy of bloodshed exists than has
been,
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LOUISVILLE, Dee. 20.-Col. B. n.
Bpistow. u. s. District Attorney for
Kentucky, has sent his resignation to
Washington. h iaa
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MATERNITY AND 6EsTATlOS
corporation Notices.
December Isfh. 1854.

December 1871, 1863.
ORDER FOR REPAIRING PLANK SIDE
WALK.
a ND NOW II Is HERERY OH
.G4.dered and directed by the Common
Council Of the city Of Evansville Ihat the
owners OF all lots or parts OF lOts, frontlns &
on or adjoining the southwest side ol llth
Street, between Chestnut and OAK streeLAs !
"a said city, cause the aideWalth Alefeoil
TO be brought TO the proper grade, ahd
Der three ~ be repaired thereon within
thirty days from The publication of this
order. A. NJ. mcGRiFF, Clerk.
t4fv clerks Office, Evansville
December 81 1869. 4
dec-2f.st Union copy.
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LAWRENCE, Ks. December 20.-R.
S. Stevens, Managing Director of the
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FoR SALE.

TT0E SAIL VALUABLE MAIN
~ STREET PROPERTY-That splendid
property known as the Egler property,
situated on the west corner Of Main ard
Sixth Streets, fronting To- feet on Main
Street ana l5g feet on SIKH 5irest. Said
property IL offered for sale M low figures
on easy terms. Apply 10
]. L. ELLIUTr & BON,
Heal Eftate Agents,
Corner Locust and Third streets.
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P4RsOys, scOWLLE6 MoFFETr
What Can You Get al Ylcker7sl

r LBS. coon EkEU eoWwEE ron
eB ONE DOLLAus
0lbe. white Sugar for 0He U0iinrt
IDS. Brown Sugar for one Dollar.
New Italains 60 % ccufa per pound
1OcOaufttHt Ornunfas a lmundas fC.
New lltrOus LurrMmi8 Ermnca, Col
a great variety Of CruCEorH, rhanUe
EuckW beat Flour. HOminT. CfnuE .H- ut.
Eggs, Butter, p0ultfy, Gnme, Coz
smoEnd salmon and Halibufe
Mess MackeTnl; also Nos. D q. and uu
lamps, from % cents each t0 1lO-u ~ fnI
holiday preseuins
BnghctH-A AZ tutWn stock uf fnmrw D. #trnIa
ana Work Stands, Chcnps
Lanteru1-JuHt the ielnd fIr dark UIa'.IH
and muddy atreefas
Pickles, Sardineg, Canned Goods eafa.M.
&C, dc.
All the above and "a flonfaud afH..
things tor lnio low at
NICKERYs sTOHEl
deH 13nnd 20 MninsL.
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CoNGREsaIoNAL.
xtl,f oOSasnss-sHOess sEzsles

SENATE " AsHIEGpoE. Ise. 2.
Upon the doors being opeued,
shortly after Eve O'Clock, the tefla G
adjourned.
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Sour Krout

ES nARRELs ICSr mECErWEu.
IO and Tor sale by farrel, nalf-hnrraI. lr
gallon, a. WICK klsf5' STORE
deH 78 and 70 Main Ht
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g BnE.S. CHOICE NAVY mEAnm.
ab just received and Tor sale 81
Woke EBY BROS
del4 13 and l6 Mala
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NASHVILLE, Dec. 2O.-The returns
Of Saturday on the Constitutional
ConTention are meagre, and but
small vote was polled wherever heard
from. Probably not half the voters
wont 60 tile polls. The Convention,
however, will be carried. and will
meet, as provided for, IN Jenuary.
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straved-ei0 Reward.

a DARK BROWN MULE (HORsE
"a mulel, eight % ten years old, and
ABOUT twelve 10 thirteen hands high. Any
person giving such Information as may
lead 10 bis recovery VIII receive reward
OF TEN DOLLARS.
FRED. GROISMAN,
In the Lower Bayou, one and a half miles
above West franklin. fdelS dIW.w2t