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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-05-27
MONETAgY q COMMRRCIAL
new YOrK harket.

Dy TelegraphI NEW YORK, May 26.
CoTToN-Favors buyers; sales 500 oales
q 2S1s0s25$4c Tor middling uplah hds.
and s9Ii0e lower; sales $500 bbls. at 60 35a
90 for superhne state and Western; s. 80
al 80 for extra state; So 15d6 50 for extra
" heat extra IS 1907 D for round-hoop
Ono: 81 00USS 80 for extra 81. Louis; S9@l2
heavy. Included in the sales are 400 bb 5.
OF extra s. ate tor expoI Z. Rye hour-duil; (;
sales o 1900 barrels at 81 75g6 80.
WH1sKY~Duif: sales of 80 barrels of
Western at 81 IL Tree.
WHEAr-Receipts, I34 1928 bushels; heavy
and IM2c lower; safes OF ,OOU bushels at
81 42l11 A for No. spring at1oar; closing at
inside prices; 81 50 for .. do. delivered:
Canada IN bond; 81 55 for amber Indiana;
"a 55 for amber win er Lanada; 81 % for
choice amber Michigan.
RYE Dull.
BARLsY AND BARLEY MALT-Nominak
CORN-Recei pts, ct, ,52O busneis; less active
aud IL low er; sa es of 49, 100 bushels at CSC
zoe for damaged aud unsouDd new mixed
V esJern; SOa9Jc for sound do: Sc g87c Tor
Kiin dried; 97c Tor old mixed western, de-
OATs-Receipts, SO ,I27 bushels; Ic lower,
ana rather mere inquiry sales of $1,000
bushels, at 74cs75c tor western, at1oat.
hICE-Dull.
CoFrEe- Dull.
SUGAR-DulI; sales of 200 hogsheads Cuba
MoLAssEs-FI sales of 80 hogsheads
Cuba at 52c.
OILs-Petroleum quiet. at I514@l51zc for
crude, and 3lA@al12c for ref1ned; Ilnseed
firm, ut 81 U7@l 09.
LEA HER~H emlOck sole steady and in
fair demau , at previous prices.
WOoL-Quiet; sales 10000 pounds, at COG
| 55c for dom estic, and 44947c for pulled.
CoAL-Qu ct.
| PoRK-Dull and dropping; sales of 465
| barrels at S3l l2@3l 40 for new mess; clos
/ ing at S3l 70 cash s3l93l so for old ditto
S2l 50@Z6 % for prime; S2s % for prime
/ mess.
! BEEF-Steady; sales OF $50 barrels; tierce
| beef duli and unchanged; sales of p Iierces.
| BEEF HAMS Firm; sales OF $50 barrels a.
| S25d32 90.
| cur MEATs-Heavy; sales of 800 pack
ages at IZ54Gl3c for shoulders; l5gl51ac Ior
/ hams; middieS quiet and steady.
| EARD-Quiet and heavy; sales OF ooO
tierces at I7@lS54c; eniefiy lS159Is5sc for
| steam; Is54falSo or kettle rendered.
BUTT r. Quiet; 359SSc for Ohio; 3694Oc
| fer state. -
| Enthusiastically at l992214c.
FREIGHTS-go Liverpool hrmer; ship
/ ments per steamer of z 500 bushels of W heat
at I'd.
SPIRITS TURFENTTNE.-Heavy at 4794sc
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CINCINNATI Market.

Bv telegraph CINCINNATI. May 26.
FLOUR Continues dull, and holders are
anxious TO sell; prices are 25c lower; faInt7
~ S5 75G6 90.
WHEAr-DuIl and lower, and but little
demand at the decline; closing duh at
81 20 and 81 35 for Nos anu l red Winter.
CORN In moderate demand at 65go6c
for mixed ear or shelled.
OATs-In light supply and fair demand
at 6Sd72c.
RYE-UnsettIed and prices nominally
lower; No. / is offered at 81 ~.
BARI.EY-NO demand.
(;OTrON-Unchanged middltng 9g291ac
low mtddling 2J540g261ac.
TOBACco-ln good demand; sales OF SOY
hogshedds at So 70 to $50 90. -
W WHIsKY-Duli al 81 02, bat little dema
MESS PORK-Dull at S3l 90; no sales.
LARO-Is held at lS149lS&c; NO sales and
no demand.
BULK MEATs-In good demand, and
prlces are higher; sales of 25O,00O pounds at
La9lc for shoulders, nj l5c for sides; now
held higher.
BACoN-Firm and in fair demand; shoul-
ders 1870, and sides 1900 i7c.
HAAIS-Sngar cured hrmer; sales at 1Ss4
| @lyc.
EGGS-lSc
LINSEED OIL-Eirmer.
GOLD-1391% buying.
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TELEGRAPH SUMMARY.

Judge Allen formerly of Arizona, died
In Paris on Monday.
The loss by the sinking Of the Austrian
steamer Ffgleaf, in New York harbor, on
Tuesday, was 100000.
Lieut.. Gen. Phil. Sheridan and the arch
traitor John c. Breekinridge were in Gin
cinnati on Tuesday.
H.B. Whites stable in Brooklyn, a large
structure, was burned on Tuesday night.
Loss nearly 10000.
Among the passengers by the steamship
Rising Star, on Tuesday, was Sellor Beth
enseourt,s Commissioner from the new Gu
ban Government to Washington.
Judge Bssteed is now holding a term Of
the U. $. Court in Montgomery. The Con-
gressfonaI committee to investigate his
conduct We're expected there on Tuesday
night.
Over eight hundred vocal organizations
have reported to the Executive Commit
tee their intention to join in the great
National Peace Jubilee. Choruses are
diligently rehearsing TO the music to be
sung on the occasion.
Charles ii. starr, of Tarrytown. New
York, committed suicide on Tuesday, after
four attempts. He shot himself twice in
the head Finding these wounds Inefect-
uaI ne shot himself twice in the left side.
The Ladies' Union Aid socie,y of st.
Louis decline to take part in the decoTa-
tion Of the soldiers graves because the
ceremony takes place on tue Sabbath.
General A H. Terry and family are in
st. Louis, ca route 10 Atlanta, Georgia,
where the General will take command of
the Department of the South.
The large music store of Compton &
DOan, OF st. Louis, was taken in charge on
Tuesday by the United States Marshal In
pursuance Of proceedings in the Bankrupt
Court.
General Wyndam, CommandeT-in.C Chief
of Her Majesty's forces in British y Orth
America, in company with p. :. Steven
son, General Freight Agent of the Grand
Trunk Railway, and 5. T. Webster, of Chi
cag0, General Agent of the National
-tes msnip Company, of Liverpool, are
purchasing lands at Manhattan, Kansas,
of the National Land Com rany. An i'm
menss EN- tgratiOn from Canada is going
intoFKansas, and great numbers of new
coners-are Sc thing along the Kansas Pa
cific Railway.
1t was stated on Tuesday, in New York,
that the accounts Of William G. Rushmer,
President Of the At antic National Bank
OF Brooklyn, who was killed by the recent
Long Island Railroad slaughter, showed q
def ID of $4,000 When this rumor be-
came public slight run was made on the
bank by derositors, but later in the day
their fears We're al aged by the Dire ctors,
VINO pledged themselves on the business
of The bank.
James Budlang. ooklyn merchant,
arraf-upd before Justfpp nodCp- on
Tuesday, on charge preferred by Mr..
Clint n Gilbert, Vice President of tbe
Greenwich Savings Bank, of false repre-
sentations, by means of which he obtained
Mr.. Gil ibert's endorsement to promissory
not, for thtrty-dve hundred dollars, and
which the latter was compelled 10 pay.
Budlaug pleadeQ not gui ty, and was COM
mstted in default of ven Thousand dol
lars ball
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The Vital Statistics Of the United
states

show that periodical fevers and acute ana
chronic disorders of the stomach and bow.
els are among the most prominent and
Iatal q se ases in TIA S country. DfsOba-
dience TO the laws or health, as regards
olet the use or pernictous sLfmulants; !;
ana the wear aud tear of business excite
ment, and of :" f1st life" generally, have
much 70 DO with the preva tence of these
maladIes In our cities; while in the VI est.
and especially in the new sy-opeued dis
tricts, they are chiefly due 10 malaria. nm
wholesome water, and the exposure and
privatton incident to life in new settIe-
ments.
Now, IT Is A FACT that it is as possible Il,
protect the human system against these
ma1adieS as to guard II e and prOrertv.
against the incur ions of assassins and
thieves. Strengthen the vital organIza.
tiOn with HOSTETTER'S STOMACH RTT-
TIERS, and it becomes as capable Of resist,
ing the active principle or epldemfe or
endemic disease as fire proof safe is OF
resisting the action OF combustion. This
is the experience of thousands VINO have
remained un cathed by nlalaTi0us dis
orders in the stckilest sea ons, while their
neighbors, who neglected t. tone and
regulate their systems with this unequaled
medicinal stimuiant. have fallen thtck and
fast around them. weakness invites DIS
ease. Vigor repels II. Help nature to fight
the good hght with infection, whether it
be in the air. the water, or the soil, with
this matchless preparation-a compound
OF the rarest vegetable extracts with the
purest of all diffusIVe stimulants.
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EVANSVILLE. IND. THURSDAY. 7.

chief musician, who shall be instruc-
tor Of music, with a salary of sixty
dollars.a month aud the allowances of
a quartermaster sragent.
SEC. g. And be it further enaeteGl
That until otherwise directed By law
there shall be no new appointments
and no promotions in the Adjutant
Generals department. in the Inspec-
tor Generals department., in the pay
department, in the quartermasters'
department. in the commissary de-
partment, in the ordnance depart
ment, in the engineer department, and
In the medical department.
SEC. z. And be it further enacted,
That brevet rank shall not entitle an
officer to precedence or command ex-
cept by special assignment Of the pres
ibent, but such assignment shall not
entitle any officer 10 additional pay or
allowances.
Approved, March 3. 1869.
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Chicago MarAeg.
By Teleq.aph.l

By Telegraph CHICAGO May 10
FLoUR-Duli at 81 1896 70 for low gfaues
to cholce Spring extras -,
WHEAT-Dull anu l12tGl24c lower seSitS So
of No. l at 81 l51a9l lB1a; NO. az q ~ 10 q
81 1877; closing weak at 81 lZ' very uAiA
since 'Change at 81 ll@l IL .-.-. :,
CoRN-Quiet and l4l1ae lower: safes ol
No. / at B61%9671Sc; No z 5I1aoGoS12c; re-
jected 531S@541z; no grade 4og4o5; cioslLg Z
uuiet at &c for No / unchanged THIS al
ternO0n.
OATs-Dull and 12t9$4c lower; safes o.
No. 2 at 591<a595zc; c.oslng dull at 5SZc.
RYE-NominaI at 81 90 FOR No. IN store
MoLASsE New Orleans 95catl OO.
SUGAR-I31z4l45zc for common 10 choice.
PoRK-Mess inactive and nominal at
S3I 25Qs3l 20.
LARD ED at 1Sc.
SHoULDERs-Dry salted 1154gl2c.
HAAIs-SweeI-pickIed firm at 1554gi6c-
Hoss Heavy and soc LIVER; S. 5OgS %
for fair TO good; s. 9S99 90 for good 10
choice.
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Louisvllle Market.

By Telegraph.I LoUIsvILLE, May 26.
PRovIs1oNs-Ac ctive and hrmer; Mess
Pork S3I so a32 co; bacon shoulders 1554c;
clear rio sides l654d1714e; clear ribs l712c;
hams l912c; lard lS1ac in tierces.
FLOUR-SteaGy, with fa1r Cemandi su-
pernne $ O0q5 70.
HAY-Quiet but firm, at 81 % Tor cnolce
timothy on the wharf.
GROCERIES, Quiet and unchanged,
WHISKY-Higher, at 81 J7@I IL; no STOCK
here market.
CoTToN-Q u1et but uD changed.
TOB CCo-Leaf active; sa es OF SlS nogs-
heads at prices ranging from s. 600l2 81.
GRAIN-QuieJ, and prices unchanged.
BUTTER-Butter dectiDed to 20g25c.
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E;ectiOn cf Railroad Directors.

BOsToN. May. 26.-che election of
the Board Of Directors for the U. p.
Railroad Company was held here yes
terday, under the recent act of Con-
gress. The following gentlemen were
chosen unanimously Oliver Ames. of
Massachusetts,; Benjamin r. Bates,
of Massachusetts, Sidney DCllon, OF
New York; John Duff, of Massachu-
satts; O. H. Mccormick, of New
York Wm. Z Giidden, of Massachu-
sets: c. II Bushnell, OF Connecticut;
Il G. Dexter. OF Massachusetts,; r. P.
Hazard, of Rhode Island; E. a. At
kiasoh. G. AALombard, 0. S. Chap
man. Ell Baker.J ohm +. Duff aud
L. Wickefsou, of Massachusetts,.
In consequence, it was stated. OF
the erpartc injunction of Judge Bar
nard and numerous processes which
he issued AZ the suit of Fisk, it was
advisable 20 elect large proport ton
OF Directors trom Massachusetts,, IN
order % be freed from such suits.
The oTgaulZatiOn Of the Paclh(
KaiEoad Com any was completed to
day The Board of Directors elected
Onver Ames President; John Duff
Vice President; Johu NJ s. Williams
of sachuse SIS, Treasurer, and Il
II. Rollins, of New Hampshire, Sec
letaIy aud Assistant Treasurer.
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Horse Racing:

CINCINNATI. May 26.-At the Buck
eve Races, a mile and half, all ages,
club purse of S200-Joe Akin dis
tanced Betty West; dlstaneed Vic
tory, 2. Johnson's chestnut flley,
three years, distanced Moliie Lineolu,
distanced-Ontario, the winner, four
lengths. Betty, bay, 3, Mermaid dis
tanced, Kentucky distanced. Time
2:401. Sweepstakes, 4 year-old colts,
mile heats, $25 subscription. The
Play Pay Club adds $500, Blddy
Malone. II; Paris, 2 5; Emma Ma
rietta, 3 2; Bonita, 4 4; Kittie, free,
53: B. Farris, 6. Time-l :4o4,
l :464. The track aud weather were
good. The attendance was greater
than ever; betting brisk.
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PnRIIC-Nn 30 4

L
An Act to amend an act entitled An
act to exempt certain manufacturers
from interba-taX, and for other pur-
poses, approved March thirty first.
eighteen hundred and sixty-eight.
BE it enacted by the Senate and
House Of Representatives of the
United States of America in Congress
assembled, That the act to exempt
certain manufacturers from internal
tax, and for other purposes, approved
March thirty. one. eighteen hundred
and sixty y-eight. be, and hereby is,
amended IN the second section there
of so as to remit all taxes upon naval
machinery which had not accrued pri-
or 10 the first day of April, eighteen
hundred and sixty eighf.
Approved. March 3, 1869.
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z E T. e a. Ia n 2 Il.
Elect OH of DIR. ct0rs for
the u. j.. Railroad
Company.
u q q asin ess Concerning
Minister McMahOD.
a Decree to b9 Issued by
the Spanish Gov
ernment.
News by Atlantic Cable.

NEW York, May 26.-It is stated
that the State Department has finally
become uneasy at the conIinued
silence Of Minister McMahon \ let
terof recall was sent to him several
months ago, but no reply has been
received. John Cochran will probably
be appointed to succeed him.
1t is reported in this city by we'll
informed persons, that the Spanish
Government will soon issue a decree
requesting that all citizens of the
realm or the colonies, residing In
foreign countries, who may own prop
erty IN Cuba, shall, within stated
period, register their names with the
nearest Consul, and take the oath OF
allegiance TO the mother country. A
failure to comply with the order will
render all such property liable to
seizure.
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HELMBOLD's EXTRACT BUCHU for
Weakness arising from eXces. cs or carly
indiscretlon, attended with tine following
symptoms: Indispositlon 10 EKertlOn, Loss
OF Power, Loss of Memory DimCuity 90
Breathing, General Weakness, Horror Of
Disease, Weak Nerves, Trembling, ure8d-
ful Horror OF Death. Night swca's. Gold
Feet, Wakefulness, Dimncg8 OF vision,
Langour, Universal Lassitudo pr the Muhci4-
lar System, often Enormous Appetite With
DyFpeptic Sym ptoms Hot Hands, tiHh-
ing OF the FSdy, Dryness OF the Skin, pale
lid Counteuauce and Erupions a. tho
Face, Pain in the Back, Heaginess or the
Eyelids, frequently Black Spots dying bee
fore the Eyes. with temporary rumHlon
and Loss OF Sight. Want % Attention
Great Mobility, Rostlessness With Horror
OF Society. Nothing is more desirable to
such patients than solitude and nothing
they more dread, for fear of thomselves;
no repose OF manner, no eHrnestnetH, uo
speculation, but hurried transition from
one question 10 another.
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II the patient bs a female. the approach
OF the menses is looked FOR with anxiety.
as the first symptom in which Nature is
TO show her saving power iu dnusing the
circulation aud Wishing the cheek with
the bloom OF health. Aiasl increase OF
appetite has grown by what it lod on She
energ os Of the system are prostraieds ana
the whole economy is deranged The
beautiful and wonderful period Ono which
body and mind undergo so fascinating
change from child 10 woman, IS looked
for In vain; the parents heart bieods in
for tts victim.
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Executors Ssle of Valuable City
Property.

10y VIRTUE OF An ORDER OH
X the Vanderburgh Court Of Common
Pleas, the undersigned, executors of the
last viii of Alexander Laughlin, deceased,
viii sell at pubic auction, At the court
house IA the city of Evansville, Ind, on
THURSDAY, JUNE PATH, 1869,
At2 O'Clock PM,
The following valuable real tate in the
ORIGIN Al. p Ian Of said city, to wit:
Lot number forty four an and ten feet
adjoining OF lot number fOrty-three f43, the
whole froniing eighty -TiVe feet on First
street, al the corner OF walnut street. and
corr pr fsing the present residence OF Mrs.
NIaGeIine Il. Laughlin, supJect to the pay
ment of one hundred dollars annually 10
sas ID Nadelfne Il Laughiin curing her life.
Thirty feet front on Water street By one
hundred and fifty feet, more or less, TO the
seventeen az, situated at he lower corner
of Wafer ana Sycamore streets, embracing
the stOIehouse, wareTooms, &c, now occu-
pied tJy Samuel Orr, Esq.
The lower or west eTly One-fourth OF lot
numbe one hundred and thirteen (lla); !;
being 1874 feet front on Second street anu
extending back, OF the same width, to the
alley in the rear of said lot. Tnts lot ad-
Joins the livery establishment of Joseph
oetche1.
a strip f9rty-flve feet in trent on Water
Street, extending bacs. OF the same width,
one hundred and ten feet, more or less, to
Iauren1's line, said strip to be taken of
of the over side of lot number five (5), ad-
Joining lot number six (6), In the Lower
f;n argement OF said ty.
LOIS four a., fiv- (5l, and six (6), in block
humber one hundred aud ten QlO), IN La
maScn.
Lots one ~, two ~. and three (3). in
Laughlin a JOnes's subdivisI on of original
lot 2, block l47, Lamasco.
TERMs-One-third cash; the balance in
twelve and eighteen months, with interest
and approved security.
MARY ANN LAUGHLIN,
JAMES LAUGHLtN.
FRANCIS B. LAUGHLIN,
HUGH WOODSIDE,
Executors.
THos. Z. GARvIly, Attorney.
mayI3 DIST Wed&Sat), wat
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TPUBLIC--No. 46.7

An Act to authorize the Secretary of
War to place at the disposal of the
National Lincoln Monument As
sociation, at Springfield, Illinois,
damaged and captured ordnance.
Be it enacted by the Senate and
House of Representatives of the
United States of America 10 Con-
gress assembled, That the Secretary
of War be, and he is hereby, author
lied and directed to place at the dis
posal of the National Lincoln Mon
ument Association, at Springfield,
Illinois, such damaged and captured
bronze and brass guns and ordnance
as may be required, out of which to
cast the principal figures to be incor-
porated into said structure; said ma
teriaI to be delivered to said associ-
alton at Springfield, Illinois.
Approved, March 3, 1869.
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To commemorate the restoration OF Peace
IhrOughOu1 the Land.
THE COLISEUM
In which the Jubilee is to be held will
afford pie accom- I'm odatiOns for nearly
FIFTY J THoUsAND PERSONS, and the series
Of Musical Entertainments Will include
Oratorio Performances by the
GREATEST CHORUS
Ever organized in any part OF sde world
mace up OF musical societies from all sec
tiOns OF the country, and TWENTY THOU
SAND CHILDREN from the public schools,
with an Orchestra OF
ONE THOUSAND INSTRUMENTS,
Comprising many of the principal Bands
and best Musicians in the United states.
DISTIEG JISHED GUESTS
From ali sections OF the Union, including
N NATI0NAL AND TATE OFFICIALS.
Wff participate in the Jabilee, and the
Tend those hospltalities aud attentions TO
visitors from abroad which they hope may
serve TO iDaugurate the return of kind and
fraternaI feeling among all American citt-
zsns, and aid in perpetuatfng throughout
the word, " Peace on Earth, Good VIII
toward Men"
The immense outlay attendent upon this
vast undertaking has been guaranteed
with al uuexalnpled promptuess by the
citizens of Boston, ensuring for the Festis
val and Jubilee every success which peeu-
mary ala can command.
The following scale of prices has been
Single Admission, auth secured seats, S.
and g, according TO location.
Single Admission ,lOtthOIGt secured Sc at, 81
Season Ticket (Gransierab. 81, admitting
three persons to all the entertainments
given IN the Coliseum during the season,
SIO0.
The sale of seats will commence at the
Boston Music Hall, Monday, May IL. Or
d Rs for seats, accompanied with the
money, may be transmitted by music
dealers throughout the country, or by
mail or exp. ess. directed to
A. +. PECK, TICKET AGEET,
Boston Music Hall,
BO ton, Mass.
By order of the Executive Committee.
HENRY q. PARKER, Secretary.
mali d2W (Mon&Th)
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Internal ReYeHue Collections - Re.
mains II Ex.6OFeFHOr MOFehead.

LOUISVILLE, May 26-The collec-
tions Of internal revenue in the Lnuis-
vile district during the year ending
April Both, 1869, were s., 1862, ,461 81.
The remains of Ex-Governor More
head, of Kentucky, who died some
time since at Greenville. Miss, will
arrive here on Thursday per steamer
Richmond, en- route for Frankfort,
for fual inteTmcnt. \ military and
civic procession will escort the re-
mains to St. Paul's Church, wheer
they will lay ia state until Monday
morning, with religious services on
Sunday morning.
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ENGLAND.

GRAND STAND EPSON, May 26.-
To day is the second day Of the Sum.
mer meeting. The great feature is
the renewal of the Derby stakes OF
fifty sovereigns each. The second
horse will receive three hundred SOW
ereigns, and the third one hundred
and fifty. There is a tremendous
throng on the grounds. The Prince
Of Wales and other notables are pres
ent. The weather is fine and unusu-
ally warm. The result will be
promptly forwarded.
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fPUBLIo REsoLUrIoN-No. @. /

a Resolution reappointing Louis
Agassiz a regent of the Smithson-
ian Institution.
Resolved by the Senate and
House of Representatives of the
United States of America in Congress
assembled, That Louis Agassiz, of
Cambridge, Massachusetts,, be. aud he
is hereby, reappOinted a regent of the
Smithsonian Institution to fill the va
cancy occasioqed by the expiration of
his present term.
Approved, March 3, 1869.
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In the young and rising generation The
vegetative powers or life are strong, but
in a few yea how often the pailld hue,
the lack-lustre ege and emacIated form,
aad the impossibility o. application 90
mental effort, show It's bnueful innueHce.
II soon becomes evident 20 the observer
that some depressing Influence DIS check
ing the development OF the body. Cone
sumption Is talked OF. and perhaps the
youth is removed from school and sent
into the couEtry. This rs one of the worst
movements. Removed from ordinary
diversions OF the ever-changiug scenes of
the city, the powers Of the body too much
enfeebied TO give zest 10 healthful and
rural exercise, thoughts are TUNED in-
wards upon themselves.
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By the Atlantic Telegraph.
FRANCE.

PARIS. May 25. = The Orleanist
and legitimists and moderate. Repub-
Iican candidates have been beaten
everywhere in the elections. The
Radicals are victorious in Paris, and
NJ. NJ. Theirs and Jules Favre are
defeated. The new Corps Legislatif
will be composed almost wholly of
Government and Radical members.
1t meets on the 18th Of June.
tranquility prevails throughout
the country.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-05-27

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