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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-28
A RInndY Mnrder.

LOUISVILLE, June 26.-A bloody
murder occurred near Sulpher Wen,
six miles from the city, yesterday.
The parties connected in the affray
were John Arnold and James Lowell
After an angry dispute, lowell pulled
out his pistol and fired twice, the balls
entering ArnOld's breast and produc-
ing a fatal result. Lowell has fed to
parts unknown.
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ToRoNTo, June 26.-At the races
yesterday the Dominion plate was
won by Rover, in a mile and half
dash; time 2:30. The United Service
stakes were won by the same horse.
The Province stakes were won by
Nellie. the Hurdle stakes By Giant.
aud the Western stakes by Repsiling.
The La Crosse match between the
Toronto Club and six native Indians,
was won by the latter in three straight
gameS
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Ell E c. e AP z.
Appointments made by the
President.
Removal of Clerks from
the Treasury Depart
ment.
Base BaIlists Call on the
President.
A Bloody Murder near Sui
phur Wells. KY.
News by Atlantic Cable.
News by Atlantic Cable.

NEW York, June 26.-The search
for Col. Ryan continues, but it IS IN
availing. Report says that the Dis
trict Attorney expresses a willing
ness to reduce the bail in the case OF
the other prisoners.
Two other parties, Ralph Herman
and Saml III. Birman, arrested last
night on a charge of being engaged
in the expedition against Cuba, have
been unable to obtain bail, and have
been remanded TO Jail.
General Butler had q long inter
view with Marshal Barlow to day,
the nature of which has not trans
pircd.
The steamship Europa, outward
bound for Glasgow, ran ashore IN the
Lower Bay this afternoon.
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News by Atlantic Cable
FRANCE.

BREsT, June 26-Since leaving
Brest the Great Eastern has payed
out 542 knots of cable. At 4:30 this
Saturday. morning a fault was de-
tected in the communication TO the
shore. The steamer was instantly
stopped and measures taken to local
ize the fault. This was found impOs-
sible. but as signals soon afterwards
became perfect again, it was resolved
to proceed, which was done. The
signals since. up to this time, con-
tinne good.
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moulding public opinion not to be
sneezed at. Surely it comes with a
very bad grace from a member of
that family to charge the JOURNAL
with wanting in influence, in the face
of such convincing evidence to the
contrary.
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The Healing Pool.

An Essay for Young Men on the Crime
of Solitude, and the Diseases and a huses
which create lmpedfments TO MARRIAGE
with sure means of relief Sent in sealed
letter envelopes, free of charge. Address
Dr. j. skILLlN HOUGHTON, Howard
Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
Junl2 d3m IspnI
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BATCBEEOR.s HAIR DYE.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the
world the only true and perfect Dye,
harmless, reliable. instantaneous: no dis
appointment; no ridiculous tfnts: reme-
dies he Ill effects of bad Dyes; inyigOrates
and leaves the Hair soft and beautiful,
BLACK or BROWN. sold by all Druggists
and Perfumers; and properly applied at
Batche or's Wig Factory, No I6 Bond ST.,
New York.
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Administrators Nntiaa.

RYOTICE is hereby given, that 1 have
AN been appointed, 10y he proper author
tiles adm inisirator OF the estate of Thomas
X ID. Langley, deceased, late OF Evans
Vile said estate is supposed TO be SOL
vent j. Il. ELLIOTT
jeI7-w3t Administrator.
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june md0wIt.
Notice

Railroad Notice.
KTOETGE ~ HEREBY GIVEN To
~ the qualified voters of The county OF
NauGerburgh, that, in pursuance OF an
order OF the BOaEu Of Commissioners OF
said county. rendered al their June term,
le6J, tie polls viii be opened on tile Jth
day Of August, 1853 at the several voting
p aces in sa q county. tn take the vOtes OF
ihe legal voters thereof upon the subject OF
sand comfy aiding in the cOnsLi Bction of
the Evansville, Carini 4 PAducah Railroad
10 tire amount of two huudred and forty
two thousand dollars.
Given under my hand, this 18th day Of
June, 1863. VICTOR BISCB.
Auditor Of Vanderburgh County
fun2} }d&W4W
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Notice.

CEALED PROPOSALS Will BE
- received at my office TIL Monday, June
1oth, 1873 at 10 O'Clock Il for earth-work
and filling 10 be done on FRANKLIN street
bel Ween the bridge and the wo0leu MILL
according 30 the direction Of the Board Of
Comm lsstoners. NICTOK BISCH.
Evansville, June 2ist. 1869. IJun23 dtd
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Words OF Weight fer Wives and
Mothers.


The superiority OF H OST EFT L r ;
STOMACH BITTERS OV er all other fOnics
and coffectives, as a remedy for dy~p ~pepsia
biiousL ess, nervous affections, and ali
com plants OF the viscerai organs, and as a
preventive of maiarfOus disorders, is pro-
verbal; but perhaps IL Is not SO generally
known that the ingredients of this famous
1nvlgorant and ate alive exercise pow
eFfui and most beneficial influence in that
numerous and distressing csaSs of ailments
OF which 50 many thousands OF delicate
women are the patient, uncOmp aiming
victims. The special troubles of the sex,
commencing with the dawn OF woman
hood and extending over a period of from
th1tty to thifty-five years, are as readily
and certainly relieved by the operation Of
thls admirable vegetable preparation as
any OF the complaints common to both
sexes. for which 1t is recommended as a
specific The attention of mothers is in
vited to its baIsamfc effect ia Snose pecu-
liar cases of functional irregularity and
irritation, which, when neglected or mai
treated, destroy the health and shorten the
lives OF so many invaliGs. There is no
need for the powerful and dangerous drugs
too often resOrted to IN such cases. The
mild tonic and restorative action OF the
BItTERS is all the ass stance that nature
req utTes- in its struggle TO overcome the
and n vast amount of suffering
would be spared 10 the sex if tuey placed
implicit faith In this wholesome vegetable
lnvgorant, corrective, ami neryine, and
the pern1clOus nOstrums adver-
tlsed by ignorant and mercenary charIa-
tans.
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No. 6 LOCUST STREET.

ANTED-AGENTS for new domes-
@W tic article of great utility; meets "A
universal want; sells at sight: no cOmpe-
tii ion. Send stamp for circular. LITTLE
FIELD Il DAME, No. I02 Washington -,
BustOu Mass. jei7-W4t
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SPAIN.

MADRID, June 26.-There was an
exciting debate in the Cortes to day,
on the policy of the Government to-
ward Republicans and the arbitrary
conduct of the Civil Government.
Sogasta said the Government was de-
termined to punish all unconstitu-
tional manifestations.
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FLORENCE, June 26.-The official
contains the following:
The country IS tranquil everywhere.
The attitude Of the population and
vigilance of the authorities prevent
further disturbances.
MILAN, June 26.-The Government
has forbidden the circulation Of sub
scriptions for the aid of persons injur-
ed in the late disturbance.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-28

FOR BLACK WORMS AND PIMPLES
on the face, use TelTy'S CJnse0One and PM
gl5e Remedy, prepared only by DT. Il. q.
PERRY. 40 Bond Street, New York. sold
sale medicine dealers. mhi7 dSIn, ,W;lIn
TO REMOVE MOTH PAT & II ES
Freckles and Tan from the face use Per-
rus Moth and FTecEIe LOtiOg5. Prepared
only by DIR. B. {. PERRY. sold by all drug
gists. fmhlS dSIn, ,w3n-sp y n
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REV ADVERTISEMENTS.

Dissolution of Co-Partnership.
FFyHE FIRM OF Sharpe & Williams,
q dealers in meats and fruits, corner
Third and Locust Streets, is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. Edgar Sharpe
assumes the liabilities, and is alone au-
thorized to collect the accounts OF the late
firm. w. w. Williams Will continue the
business at the old stand.
ED. SHARPE,
w. w. WILLIAMS.
Evansville, Indiana, June q, ls69.7je2S st
Notice.
FRyHE FIRM OF .RORGMAN &
IL BEHME was dissolved on the 1st OF
this month by mutual consent, Frank
Behme Withdrawing from said firm.
The business will be carried on by the
remain ng partner, who is a thOrized to
collect ana settle up all outst anding ac-
counts. JOHN H. BORGMAN.
fun2S div
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DuGchfr's Dead Shot f1r He'd Bugs
Butchers Lightning Fly Killer.
sold By Druggists Everywhere.
mays dwIm ISM
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HlIlvard Alex..-......... ne hf ne or ....... ..
HeubneT Peter ....... le end hi se ar ..........
Increase Of Valuation or Lots aud
or Equalization,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-07-03
public veal upon the altar of their

public veal upon the altar of their
own private ambition. o
Two years ago, when there was not
the ghost of a chance to elect a Con-
sentative member to the Senate, 1t
was hard matter to get man TO
make the canvass; but the case Is diff
ferent now as to the prospect of the
election of u Conservative, and we
find another Richmond in the field.
And in this connection, we will
take the liberty to say that the people
of this district owe John S. Hart u
debt of gratitude that they now have
a chance to pay, and if they fail to
discharge the debt when in their pow
or, they will exhibit o degree of in
gratitude which, to say the least of
1t, is anything but commendable, and
as to rotation MS matter of courtesy,
Robertson Is entitled to the Senator
this time, and from, what we hear of
Mr.. Hart, she has no worthier. son
upon whom to bestow the honor
Therefore, we say, let us rally to his
standard and elect him by such ma
jority rs is unprecedented in our polit-
ical history. Then, we say, ito your
tents, Oh, Israeli" az G
HIHa, 90 3ein5 ~ DEMOS.
CLARKsvILLE, June 30, 1869.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-07-03
THE LEGIsLATURE.
The FIOateriaI District.

NASHVILLE, July l., 1S69..-To the
people of Da wilson, Robertson, Mont
gomery and Cheatham counties: So
licitations by letter and in person re-
ccived for the past few weeks from
every county in this floaterial district,
and representative, as am induced
to believe, of the solid and substantial
portion of the constituency, have
brought me forward as q candidate
for your suffrages for u scat in the
next Legislature.
In obedience to these calls, I here
by announce myselfa candidate, and
propose to meet assemblies of the
people on every proper occasion be-
fore the 5th of August. do not af-
feet that do not desire to be elected,
though, for myself, ] could more prof.
tably employ the time. But, believ-
ing that understand the Immediate
business necessary for the promotion
of the interests of the people of the
district, and that some previous legis-
lative experience has qualified me
for the position, offer myself.
am in favor of the most prompt
action that can be had by the Cover
nor, the Legislature, or the people in
their sovereign capacity under the
Bill of Rights, or all conjoined, to Sc
cure the assembling of n Convention
at the earliest practicable moment,
to amend the constitution and laws,
and remove all existing disabilities in
regard to the elective franchise. The
most feasible plan conformable to law,
is the best, and the one 1 will favor by
vote and voice. The privileges now
enjoyed by any portion of the COM
munity, L do not propose to disturb,
The business interests of this con.
stituency in several important feat
ures demand legislation. The mer-
camille community, i'm my judgment
needs representative who compre-
hends their condition under present
laws. The general economic inter.
ests of the people in every pursuit
while requiring broader and more
liberal legislation,l should be undel
the discipline of stricter statues, anC
such measures shall receive my sup
lport. oH1 tY .'IL HF
In this. brief card, these are all Tho
points necessary to allude to, but il
becoming candidate / expect Il
meet voters of every kind and dea
frankly, and with this view, lay my
name before you.
Respectfully, r.. ID. CHEATHAM.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-07-03
Just Received.

FROM one of the largest importing and
manufacturing establishments in the East,
another large lot of English, Wall Papers,
of beautiful designs OF the latest styles,
consisting OF aieiBtlIi4 Nla i.l0'
Chamber Papers, Satin Face Papers, Din
Ing Room Papers, of various kinds; Oak
Decorations Paper; Oak Satin Face Papers;
Oak Panel Papers; Decorations in Gold
Gold Enamelled Parlor paper; Gold stamp
ed Papers; Gold Embossed Papers; Paper
Center pieces, of different kinds; Hand
some Fire Screens, of various kinds; Bor-
dcring of every description.
We also have large lot of Ornamental
Paper Window Shades of Landscape and
other views, we offer at % cents EACH
Wall Paper. price from ten cents per bolt
to 81 90. Call soon and examine onr stock
before going elsewhere. We can sell you
cheaper than you can get the paper at Nash
vile and louisville. We have 1t in store
and can be seen at our place of business.
the brick corner on Strawberry Alley, in
the rear of Coulter, Hillrhan & Co.'S, Dry
Goods Store. Wehave the shop open nom
morning till night. as q, - ouH
t, w. l.. GARDINER & co..,
House, Decorative Painters, Wall Paper
Dealers &c, Liberal discount to the trade.
July Cd iS69-tf. ~ gag
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-07-03
REVIEW OF THE cLARBsvILLE
TOBACCO -HARKEr FROM SEP.
TENDER 4, 'os, Ed July 4, 80. Y

The regular. tobacco year with our
warehousensen IA from September 10
September, and the receipts Of leaf
tobacco ut all our warehouses-here,
at Trlccs' and Linwood Landings
number 1871 hhds., and the sales
number II, 43i. - -. ss--
These figures are cDllated from the
books of the different warehouses,
and are consequently to be reliedupon.
The business was distributed as
follows: ,,.-,t....,..sf.gb ID
Linwood Landing, Jno. J. Thomas
& Co, proprietors, received 3,s0s hhds.
and sold 2,709 hhds. I'd
Trices' Landing, WhitloclS, McKin-
ney e Co., proprietors, received 1855
hhds. and sold 2,0l5. J1Ut
Elephant Warehouse, Turnkey &
Woodbridge, proprietors, received
2,622 hhds. and sold $500. sei i
b Cumberland Warehouse, Smith &
JTutcliings, pfoprictors, received 2,4il
hhds. and sold 1905. 4, ts..
GAINESVILLE Warehouse, Harrison &
Shelby, proprletors, received 1858
hhds. and sold 1,S96. r.., sfr j
Seat q Bowling received $50 -hhds.
and sold 435. g1,t tuiob e "
Our market has ruled firm through
out the season. During the last three
months low leaf aud lugs have con
tinued in good request at very full
prices, teois rfi5esysb Il
The re-sales Of Tobacco by Other
warehouses than that at which il was
originally sold would, If taken into
account, reduce these figures 500 hhds.
Messrs. Fatman & Co., through
Messrs. CANT d Jessup, have pur-
chased close to 1900 hhds. that do not
come into this account, having been
shipped by Messrs. Gracey u Bro,
and other points on the river and rail.
road, but which is strictly speaking
FClarllsville Tobacco, and was pur
chased in Christian, Logan, Todd ano
Trigg counties principally, and bu
for the purchase above named woulc
have sought this market for sale.
1t is conceded by those best posted
that there are not exceeding 1,00'
hhds. of tobacco yet TO arrive at thii
market. It was estimated early il
the season that the receipts of tobacco
at this place and New Providence
would be from 10000 to $4,000 hhds.
With favorable weather from nov
on, we can see no good reason VIII,
, there. should not be almost rs large ;
crop of tobacco raised this year rs wa
raised last. The latest advices from
the counties bordering this, in Ken
} lucky, favor this opinion. rn .9aa
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-07-03
Clarksyillc Wholesale Grocery
Market.

CohhcIbD 81 CRUsMAN CHESNUT.
SUGAR.-NIaflet firm. We quote New
y. Sugar, fair to prime, lsal5lSc. Prime
TO choice, l51jaic; yellow clarified, liz
crushed, powdered, and granulated, 10 TO
20c.
MoIAssEs.--,Fair, IS; prime to choice N.
o., s1c; In bbis; slal 10 in q bbls.; Syrup,
CoFFEE: = Rio, fair, % /; prime, 2i@25
choice, 25lzm27; Java. 'sT1Sesf2iSj Mocha, so
SALT.-Kanawha, bush. bbls, SO 80; Liy-
erpool fine, 3 30.
STAR CANDLEs.--lSa20c
AB Aoos1Inying rate, loI1 hog round.
WiIsKET-common county, 81 25@i 30
CHEEsE-W. r., ls1z@20; dairy and facto-
4 ry, 22,d2I. ~ l0lsl on
RIcE--C Carolina. lO@l2Is. .,.,.,
/ SOAP-Bar, 7lSdr0. iN
.oILs-Coal oil, ao@42; lard oil, 81 rs; lin
seed oil, 81 so.
SPrRITs TURPESTrNF-90 p iJ ,tt 2
HNARNIsiI..Copal,s 90 20; Japan, 90.
wrNDow CHASSIS xlO, 81 70 v box, lOxl2
I 8 50; l2xli, 90.
POWDER Rifle IS 90 y lxeg; lead, 1914 % 10
| SHor-sa 25@3 so II -
| CAPs-i0Cd50 II doz.
orsfERs12 and 4 h cans, 50 75@l 70.
MAcKERsIr.No. 8, per bbl, els oo@i0 90
kits, No. |, 50 S5Qg3 90. ~. tI+-.fl., Z ~
! BLACKING-37iS(a75.
| ,NAILs--S5 25e3h rs, I0d@ad. il. isfi
IRoN-Kentucky, AZ. Tennessee, 81.
| RoPE-22td25c. n .7iiit.it s'
$TSSES sE a q % per ,pushel,
HERDS GRAss-S2 20 % iis 11E
HUNGARIAN s2 so
| MILbEr 81 80 iiifnr
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-07-03

53l Main 81. bet. 1871 C 14th, Louisville, Ky.
rT N. w. pESIILER,
Sole Proprietor for Southern States.
u,HIs ROD HAS SUCCESSFULLY su-
Il perseded all Others where 1t has been in
troduced. For eight years it has taken the
premium over all Rods in State and County
fairs, as shown at my Office. and in ourpub-
1t has received the unqualified endorse
ment of every man of science to whom II
has been introduced as the most perfect and
cheapest Lightning Rod before the public,
and If the Rod Is not what 1 claim for II,
will erect II for any man free of charge.
A few OF Its supporters over all kinds and
styles of Lightning Rods are Sir David
BREWSTER, of England; SAINT Harris, of
England; Prof. Henry, of Smithsonian In
stitute; Profrs Robt. Peter and Robt. Graz
ham, Lexington, Ky. (see our public cir
This Rod is equal In conducting capacity
TO 81 half-inch iron rods, and vastly supe-
rior in construction and metallic surface to
United States. Over 250,OO0 houses I'm the
South, Southwest, Northwest and New
England are now under Its protection. II
I viii erect the Rod free of charge for any
man IL 1t is not by test Just what / claim.
DIR. j. Cobb, of GAINESVILLE is-Agent for
sale g, and erection Of the Rod IN the counties
Perry, Carroll, Hickman, Humphreys, Ben
ton, Lewis, Stewart, Decatur, Lawrence,
henry, HENDERSON ana Hardln:
HI. w. DESHLER.
e.N - JACKSON, Tenn, June 0, 1860.
Mr.. II. W. DEsHLER: have examined a
section of "Hall's Copper Scroll lightning
Rod, and believe 1t to be the best in use
Copper is a far better conductor than iron.
iron ~ easy to rust. and may hence cause
what 1t is intended to prevent. Again, you
use no insulntors. This is an advantage
since insulatsrs arc, after all, conductors
and tend to lead the lightning to the build
ing. Your mode of attachment serves to
convey the electricity from the building Il
the ground in n constant stream, thus pre-.
venting surcharge on the building itself
This is n great and important advantage
over insulatorS.
] The facts herein stated have been well es
tablisled by experiment
| Very respectfully, y. +. ARNOLD, 4
Prof Physical Science, West Tenn. College
Iconcm in the above certificate.
yea" VIM. SHELTON,
President West Tennessee College.
June ~, ls69-4t.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-07-03
closing Notice 10 Delinquent State
ana County Tax-pay crs for 1865.

Last clause-section 17---of II law
passed by the Tennessee Legislature
on the 18th Of March, 1865:
BE it further enacted, If the taxes
are not paid before the property is adj
vertisod for sale, penalty of twenty
five per cent. shall he, and the same
hereby is, imposed, which penalty
shall attach and he collected when-
ever the taxes To which said penalty
attaches shall be paid.
| SEQ. 10. BE it further enacted,
That In case any property Is sold by
the Tax Collector for the non-pay-
ment of taxes, costs, fees and penalty
shall, In the aggregate, be subjected
to an additional penalty of fifty per
cent, and whether such property is
purchased by individuals, by the city
or by state, for the benefit of public
instruction, il shall at no time be re.
deemed 10y the owner thereof, except
ON payment of the fifty per cent. pen,
atty, together with the taxes, costs
fees and previous penalty attaching
at the time Of advertising saidproper,
I ~, and also the interest on the aggre
gate amount for the time elapsed
after sale.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1869-07-03
The Fire OF Sunday Morning.

In our issue of Sunday morning,
we briefly chronicled the fire which
was raging mt the hour of going to
press. The block, which was one of
the finest in the city, is u mass of
ruins, the outside walls, however, not
being as much damaged as was ex-
pected. 1fD f9 e H1
The block itself was insured for
$50, 900 in tho Tennessee Marine, State,
Commercial, and Peck's Agencies,
which amount will go far towards re-
builing. Mr.. Hicks also had his
stock, of Chinaware insured for S23, =
600 in the offices aforementioned.
Messrs. Furman, Green Il Co.,
saved n considerable portion of their
stock IN. damaged condition, and with
insurance will he able to come out
even. They were insured for $40, 900,
rs follows: Commercial, $4,000; Lon
don and Liverpool, $4,000; State,
$4,000; North American, 81, 900, Ten
nessee Marine, $4,000; Peck's agen-
cies, SIS 900. 'u a. .r.. .4e
Messrs. Craighead, Breast & Gibson
also saved a portion of their stock,
and their loss will be trilling. They
were insured rs follows: Continental,
SDi"vVi HcCuiily, doiOvOi tennessee
Marine, $4,000; London and Liver
pool, $4,000 Commercial, $4,000 and
$1,000 ON lease in same Office.
Messrs. Furman, Green & Co., and
Craighead, Breast Il Gibson, have es-
tabllshed headquarters at the large
house of Morgan & Co., few doors
above, and both firms will have new
goods in short time, and in the
meantime will be glad TO see their
friends. q
II is understood that Mr.. Hicks will
commence the work of rebuilding
Immediately, and will have the block
ready TO be occupied again in forty
days. Union d american 29th at.