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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-30
ELECTION NOTICE.


Marlborough County. -.
The State or indiana to The Sheriff Of Vall-
0erOltTgh county, Erecting:
S4sREN SOaENSON. Clerk of the
Aa Marlborough Circuit Court, do here
by certify TO the Sheriff of said
county what officers are to be elected for
the several townships in said county. M
the usual places of holding elections on
the first Monday in April, 1859, to wit:
For Pigeon Township: One Justice OF
the Peace, four COnStables, one Trustee
For knight Township: Two Justices of
the Peace, two C0nstables, one Trustee
For Scott Township: One Justice of the
Peace, TWO Constables, one Trustee.
For Centre Township: Two Justices of
the Peace, two Consiables, one Trustee.
For German Township: Two Constables,
one Trustee.
For Perry Township: Two Justices of
the Peace, two COustabies, one Trustee.
For Union Tow nship: Two Justices of
the Peace. two Consta bleg one Trustee,
For Armst on@ township: Two Justices
OF the Peace, two ConstabIes, one Trustee
And the sheriff of VaDderburgh County
is hereby directed to give legal notice of
such election, in conformity with the stat.
ute in such case made and provided
In witness whereof, 1 have hereuntO set
nv haad nd Affixed the seal of SAID
Court, IT Evansville, this 9th day OF
March, 1862 ; SOKENSON, CLERK.
/, Jacob III. Miller. Sheriff of Wander.
butgh County, State of Indiana, do hereby
certify that the foregoing is 81 true COPY Of
the original on file IL this OH e.
witness my hand and seal, this Sth day
of March, 1863. -
sheriff Vanderburgh Couhty.
mhiO d&Wtd
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bought at a per cent. of.
The following quotations are from the
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First Street.
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The weather cleared up by mid
night Sunday, and yesterday was a,
beautiful aud pleasant as fancy could
paint. The river during the twenty
four hours, ending at 3 P. NJ, had
risen Y inches. and was rising steadi-
ly. The low bottom above the city is
submerged and a considerable rise
may yet be expected.
Arrivals and Departures.
The arrivals and departures up to
3 P. NJ. yesterday, include the tow-boat
Echo No. 2, Cairo to Kenewha; Falls
City, Bowling Green to Louisville:
Cumberland, from Cairo; Silver
Moon, Cincinnati to Memphis; Tar
ascon, Henderson to Louisville; Mol
lie Norton, Henderson TO return;
Tempest, Cincinnati to Missouri River.
Boats Due.
Among the first boats due here
are the Armada, from Cairo;
Lewellin, from Passport; Norman
and Clifton, from Memphis; Sam. j.
Hale, for Memphis; Virginia, Louis
lana and Leonidas, for New Or
leans; the p. w. Strader, Alice
Dean, Nick Longworth, Robert Il.
Lee and Indiana, from New Orleans;
Fanny Brandeis and Romeo, from
Nashville;. Anna and Altoona, from
st. Louis; Palestine, from Louisville |
champion, for St. Louis; Robert
Moore, to Nashville; Ada Lyon, from
1reen River.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-08-27

children are very fine, and cannot fail to
interest. Unlike many who cater for the
public taste, Mrs. P.'s concerts are free
from all low vulgarity and questionable
morality. She gives an exhibition fully
up to the advertised ''Bill of Fare: and
we can assure all who 90 to hear her. that
unless they are cery hard to please. they
VIII 20 away mcre hdR satisfied with the
entertainment. BY special request Mrs.
l.. viii give another concert this Wednes-
DAY evening. SPECTATOR.
The Fair Of the Essen County Aoricul-
lural society which is to be held at West
Concord on the Sth and 9th DAYS of Sep
tcmDcr, will afford most excellent op-
pnrtunitv for the farmers of Essex county
as well as those towns in Caledonia Co.
which are included within the society's
limits. to display their best horses and
cattle. and compete for the very liberal
premiums offered. Ample provisions are
beng made tor the accommodation of all
animals on exhibition.
Sir. Sil>by Of Luncnbur@ will exhibit a
munster par III Omen. weighing some 0UDU
pounds, and supposed to be the largest in
the state. We trust there will he such en-
enlargement given to the enterprise this
year. Is viii warrant the managers of the
fair ground ia erecting suitable buildings.
making other Improvements. and Offering
premiums on all kinds of domestic manu-
tactures next year. This they will Ger
tainly do. il the people of the surrounding
towns feel sufficient interest in the matter
20 take hold OF il in earnest.
lir. Geo. |. Higgins lost Il valuable five
years old Major Morrill, horse on Mon
day of this week. He was exercising him
on the track wien the horse was observed
Ia ialtcr, and died almost instantly. A
post mortcm examination revealed the
cause oi his death TO be the rupture of
blood vessel. The horse was a very fine
one and i Il great loss. not only to Mr..
Higgins. but also TO the raiscrS of good
horses i'll this vicinity. W.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-08-27

On the morning Of The Goth, it COM
mcnccd to rain gently about four o'cloc>.
1T six it crew very dark. and the elements
appeared to be gathering tor storm. it
being 80 dark that it was necessary to Hight
up in some of the stores and shops. IN Il
a short time the rain began to pour in tol-
icnts. and continued to do 50 about t0o
hours. Thc river overlooked lis banks.
and The LyforI brook became very angry.
bringing down III its current. stones. flood
wuud. hrueh.tlc which damned up where
.hr brook passes under Lance ~ Farrin%-
tons bloc. in the basement Ca winch Mr.
Frcdcrici, =, Hitticr has i harness shop.
The wafer very soon burst through lhc
windows mo the shop rushing through
iltu the street. Help Was soon rallied.
and Lcar,y every Thing movable WAS COZ
out. At.cr passing through The shop the
current went into the sticet cutting Out i
hole - feet i"ny and 20 wide. and 6 or 5
feet deep. Mr. Winters loss VIII prob
aoi, 10. exceed SJJ. Fortunately no lives
were lost in clearing the shop. Consider
able damage was done 10 tine grist mil.
| !, i estimated that u viii cost a6odt $50
/ f., yepair The roads in the village ami
ABOUT 5lUUU in the town. in the town oL
/ .it.-;,ieid seyerai building Wh.e carried
or. d.
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The Freeman says that a five years
ola daughter of Louis Smith, had a mar
row escape from drowning Monday af-
ternoon. She had been sent by her
mother to get some water from a tub
hush with the ground. 1t appears that
the little thing lost her balance, as she
was found lying partly on the ground
with her head and shoulders under wa
ter. After considerable exertion she was
resuscltated, and though suffering consid-
erably, is now out of danger.
wINDHAM COUNTY.
On Wednesday night, Aug. 4, some
rascal broke into the dwelling of VIM.
Robertson, of Putney, and stole valu-
able gold watch, and $50 in cash.
Windham county has three women
confined in its Jail, one for murder. one
tor an attempt to murder and one for
horse stealing, 1t is probably the first
time IN the annals of the county that it
ever held three iemala prisoners at a
time, and when we look at the crimes
for which they are held, we hope never
TO be called to record the like again.
Lately four Old years son of Mr.. CAT
tory of Springfield, ran under a wagon
loaded with two tons of stone and the
wheel ran over his bsdy, stopping on tie
bowels. No bones appeared to be broIl-
en-, and the next day the little fellow
was comfortable. An improbable story
ORLEANS COUNTY.
Mrs. Farnham Brown of Barton and
Mrs. Hoyt of Craftshury, were badly
hurt at Barton last week Wednesday, by
being thrown from wagon. They
turned the horse too short on a corner.
y little son of Ora White of Barton,
aged about three years, was attacked bv
bees last Sunday and stung so seriously
that he IL not expected to live When
found, the child was lying upon the
ground with about pint of bees on its
head and neck
James Caples of Irasburg was going
down steep hill with a load of hay.
when the harness broke, letting the load
upon the horses, which ran, tipping over
the hay, breaking the wagon, and killing
4 5000 horse.
ORANGE COUNTY.
There is a man in Tunbridgc. by the
name of Diamond, who was the father of
II children by his first wife About a
year since he married the widow of Rhi-
no Howe, who was the mOIhrr of -
children. y lew weeks since she pre-
sented her husband with fine little Di-
almond. which, added 10 the former Jew
els. makes the goodIy number OF 30 pre-
clous gems in one splendid coronet.
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st. JOHNS 3 RY.

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hitA-' Marriage. and Deaths inserted FREE. Obitua-
fl'-- including poetry. SIN CENTS Il line
In sutton Aug. Il, Mr.. John DoIIof, aged 2o
In sutton Aug Il, at the residence her son-in-
law Mr. Daniel Lee, Mrs Fnrner, aged 50, formerly
of Burke
In sutton Aug ~ Mr.. William Green, aged as.
In OK Aug. 3, Mr.. James Horne, ased -.
On tn 9Th ms. Jefferson Hill at her daughters
Mary Johns n, aged u years. rect of the late Walter
iiu h.nan, OF Ryegatr.
In CHb'', Aug. Is, MIR. Daniel Blodge aged So years
one OF the oldest, if not the oldest man in town
At Hartford, VI, Aug. 10, of Inflammation of the
liver Snd -t"aach, Sarah y, aged IS wife Of BENZ
Elton, VI. d., late of Rsrn,t VI and daughter of VIM
T.. Barker Esq, Of Bellows FALL
Ia Gllv,r, Aus. 2, NJ. NhaIL.s Hardy. aged s.
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ADDISON COUNTY.

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were recently riding on on" horse IN til"
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west fr,,o the centre Of the villa1c. WA,
hurncd II contained about - TONS o
hay.
Barton KENYON. of IIinesburr. a man
Of about 20 years, was knocked down
and tramplcd ON 10y horse he was lead
mr. on Friday last. and cutie scriou,I,
Injured. but it is hoped not fatally. Ii,
had been SHINING "A creature. and it i
thouoht the smell Of thc blood so excite,
the horse IL TO render II Interchangeable.
wAsuIxGroN COUNTY.
The Fire. Pres. has the colIowin,
pc,vs from Nontp4licr. VIM. Storrs Ina
r.rr,c1 and o,,rn,d his recrutiv purchas
81 rort;,n of Tine Arous Iuildinc ~ a ba
room and retail lonor store. ,riM tile ,ls,.
,,y,,J,,.,,,, AIhnucb nprhops. the hes
nfi,- kind in AIonfpelicr his store !
hardly as mich needed at the capital a
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SsfifOi..

The town OF Sutton has three persons
within its limits over 90 years OF are: ten
over so; eighteen over 20.
y correspondent says the item in regard
to the congregation at Sutton was correct
that it numbers from 800 To i25. OF late
Geo. Che-lcy had $500 mare gorcd by
an ON a short time AFRO.
Miss Nellie Hur!cigl OF New Hampton
Y. H.. viii r"mmrucr Il select school at
Sutton. sep. :. Miss Burcigh has
taught there before. giving perfect salts
faction.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-08-27

- Isl COIiCOf,..
Madame PaIno...e. assisted by her
children. Master rank and little Steila-
gave one OF her popular parlor concerts,
al the town hail on tuesday evening.
This lady i from Chicago, and although
comparatively unknown a. vocalist. at
the east, has travelled extensively in the
west and Canada. She is singer having
rare DEPTH volume. purity. and melody
OF tone; and the queer, comic, and senti-
mental songs, and nice delineations OF her
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-08-27

TO REMOVE MOTH PATCHES, FRECKLES AND
Tan from tn face, use PERRl's Morn AND FKECKLE
LoTIoS. Sold by all druggists. Prepared only by Dr.
Is. c. Perry.
FOR BLACK WORMS, AND PIMPLES on THE
FACE, Use PERKY's CnNEDoDE AND PLNPLE REN EDH,
prepared only by Dr. Is, e. Perry, - Bond St, New
York Sold everywhere, The trade supplied by whole.
sale druggists, oO-15
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Business alutires.

ey- We notice the .Ena Lie paid
from April LIST to July l>t. 1859. 81
claims amounting 10 S232.3IS. Two OF
the insured committed suicide, and the
claims were paid, although the policy
says in such ca>c~ it is null and void. 1t.
FREE LECTURE un the Chemical Com
position ot the Human system. in the
town hall on Monday evening mex at :
o'clock. 10y ChaS. NJ Sherman, pLrcnol-
o%i~:. This lecture is a novelty. 1t
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...5 'o'"'s.
-.'. .i.n. i.aii from Michigan. ".ii
.. . Of tH" N"rih church next sabbath.
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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-08-27
WaNTED---MECHANICS
EXPRESS WAGON

one OR TWO GOOD MECHANICS WANTED
lnq !ire -oon Of JAMES MCGEE, at ;. RANDALL's
Of ELISHA MAY -.
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HOMEMADE PRINTERS.

\ second had ,Npr wagon on springs, light.
-'ro =, for Al. hy
si-I.-irti I e. IJ\CU,u
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IleathS.

Births, Marriage. and Deaths inserted FREE Obitt
rle+- including poetry. srx CENTS Il line
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y Boy alb ut Il year oil TO work In store On
n'' afraid I" ork good habit active nd amisI, d.
posi Nd !rcs Box Nlnuc6, II. Johnsburv Vt Civ
iuC name and reference II.
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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1869-08-05

ITTWN" N'II ~ - I
1. NJ. Quinn, } Chauccy G.g
No. So. IS. First Dfs
A. n. Green, cN. sect al.S
Al Rules on che Third M0nd1y, hs Wr.
June. 4. ~. 1863.
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On. WILHOFT'S
or Fever and Ague
Tonic.

VIII invariably cure all MIAsMATtC FEyus.
viz: cmILIs AND FEVER OR FEVER ANp
AGUE, DUMB CIfILLs, CON0EsrrvE CHiLH
OR PEBNIcIOrs FEVER, AND BILIOUS HE-
MITTENT FEVER.
IL Is also the hest remedy for the cure Of
Enlarged Spleen, (Fever Cake General Dc.
bility aud Periodic Neuralgia.
DIR. WilhOft's ANTI-PERfoDIC, unlike most
other remedies OF rs kind, pretends b. cure
but one class Of diseases. namely, those
caused by malarial poisoning Of the blood.
ChIlls and Fever, Dumb Chills. Congcstife
Chills, Bilious Fever etc, all depend upon
malaria, aud the Anti-Poriodic Of DR.. Will
hOft Wa consider, beyond "a doubt, u certain
Specific against 10 because never fail 10 ci-
feet permanent cure.
Even la those obstinate cases. In which
Quinine, Arsenic or Prussiato Of Iron had
been used In vain, this remedy effected "a
cure In two or three days, without relapse
ever occurring.
The advantage that the Anu-Pcriodic
possesses above all other remedies Of this
class, consist In the fact, First, That n inra-
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liability TO return on the 9Th, 18th, aud DIST
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From the Memphis Ledger.
A Little Girl Outraged.
the rIEND COMMITTED FOR TRIAL

a young man, eighteen or nineteen years
old, was arraigned on the 21st before Esquire
Willard on the terrible charge ofrape, which
was fully sustained by the evidence, and he
was committed for trial in the Criminal
Court. The law win no doubt take its full
course. The name of the wretch is Stephen
Montalta, and he is by birth. we are told, a
Swiss. The revolving crime was committed
on the person of a little girl only eight years
old. the daughter of baker in this city.
Montalta was employed in the establishment,
and by his kindness completely won the con-
tidence of the child, and she was often left
with him alone, no one dreaming that he
could have any improper designs upon a
mere infant. But, week or ten DAYS ago
he took advantage of her when no one was
IN the house but the two, and accomplished
his bellish purpose, and threatened her with
certain death If she told her parents. She
Kept the awful secret uutil three DAYS ago.
when she told some of her companions what
had happened, and they told her parents
y medical examination confirmed their
worst fears, and MOntalta was Immediately
arrested. The affair and trial caused great
excitement; but good order prevailed, and a
strictly legal course was taken.
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Scrofula, or Kings Evil,

Il q ccissfifutios,ai disease. n corruption OF the
Blood. BY which tlds Hid bccnfncs vitiatl'ti.
weak, and poor Bcing IA the oinrnlataen' y
pervades the whole body. and may burst out
IN disease on any part Of u. No organ u freo
from it, attacks. nor i there one which u may
,rot destroy. The scroftiiaus Tint u vuriously
caused by mercurial diseusc. low living. dis
ordered or unhealthy food, impure air. NTH
and filthy habits, the depressing vices, and,
above ali, BY the vrnercal infection. What
aver be It's origin, IL is hereditary in the con-
s,itation. descending - from parents 10 children
unto the third and fourth generation indeed,
Il seems to be thu rod VI Him who says, 81
will visit the iniquities Of the fathers upon
their children
Its effects commence by deposition from the
blood of corrupt or uleerous matter, which, an
The lung, liver, and internal organs, is termed
tubercles; in the glands, swcllings; and on
the surface, eruptions or sores. This foul cor
r,,ption. which genders III the blood. depresses
the energies of life, 40 that scTofnlous constitu-
tons not only suffer from scrotulous CONF
plaints. but they have Ear less power 70 With
stand the attacks Of other diseases; conse-
ouently vast numbers perish by disorders
which. although not scTohIlous ina their nature,
are still rendered fatal by this faint in the
system. Most Of the consumption which de-
climates the human family has its origin directly
in this scroftllous contamination; and many
desfyuctiye diseases Of the liver. kidneys. brain,
and. indeed, Of all the organs, arise from or
are aggravated by the same cause.
Orc Quarter Of all our people are scrofulous;
their persons are invaded by this lurking in
f-rtion. and their health Is undermined by Il.
To cleanse Il from the system We must renovate
the blood by AN alternative medicine, and in
vigorate il by healthy food aud exercise.
such a medicine We supply IN