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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-08-07
From New York.

NEW YORK, q August y6,-TLetters
from England go to 5sb eWl that the
man killed on the railroad there, and
who it is supposed had something to
do with the Ocean Bank robbery IN
this city. had no connection whatever
with that affair.
The Twenty second Ward Republic
can General Committee last night
adopted resolutions IN favor Of the
eight-hour law.
The Grand Jury Of Westchesteri
County has presented the manage
ment of the State Prison, aud laid
blame on the Prison Association, and
this because the Influence OF that
Association contributes to a false sym
pathy' on the part Of the community,
which eventually results in conviets
being regarded as objects Of sympathy
and pity, rather than offenders against
the, peace and welfare of the eommu-
nity: and this, on coming to the
knoWledee Of the prisoners, as it Ger.
tainly does, more or less, causes a
general dIseortent The Grand j ury
advocates a return to severcr5 punish
ments. They find no reason to CEN
sure the officers of the PRISON.
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; Frnm Washington.

WASHINGTON, August 6.-Under
the present arrangement of transfer
ring Supervisors of Internal Revenue
from one district to another, the
Commissioner has decided to assign
Supervisor Ira NJ. Harrison, of New
Jersey, to temporary duties in West
Virginia, for the purpose of making
a thorough Investigation into the
Internal Revenue affairs In that State.
Information has been received
lsrre that a Cuban expedition com
posed Of about '285 men, which left a
point on the coast. of Florida, on
the 4th inst, had arrived in Cuba. 1t
iszstated that a courier who accom-
panied the expedition returned to
Florida, and communicated by tele-
graph, this morning, with party In
The customs receipts for the week
ending July 31st, were $3.773,659.
Admiral Dahlgren win sever his
official connection with the Ordnance
Bureau as its Chief, on Tuesday next,
which day he will assume command
of, the Navy Yard. Admiral Poor
viii take command of our squadron
in Cuban waters, relieving Vice Ad-
mirale Hof. ara ~~ rr.-r- +.
ers Of shingles on sales, which has
been before the Revenue Bureau.
lately, has been decided in favor Of
exemptiRg the same, in accordance
with tic ruling of tx. Commissioner
Rollins.
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1881.
Rouse lhe System.

1t Is sad thing to pass through life only
half alive Yet there are thousands whose
habitHal condition is one Of languOr and
debility. They complain Of no specific
disease; they suEer no positive pain: but
they have no relish for anything which
auords mental or sensuOus pleasure to
ttnelr most robust and energetic fellOw-be-
Ia nine cases cut OF ten this state OF las
stluue and torpor arises from a morbid
stSoEEnaeh. indigestion destroys the energy
~ r,St SSsa. auAiu and body. When the waste
,..s-,,-S 49, s : - not supplied by a doe and
Esgular assimilation OF the food. every
S!.,gIs OIgsn a Is starved, every junction inter-
Now what does common Isensa anggast
1auer Lhese circumstances Of deDression?
xfte system TleedS TCass67u and siren ogss
NOT merely Tor an hour or two. 10 sfnlx
aILefWaru into more pitiable Condition
than ever (as it assuredfy would az, r. - -
Ordinary alcoholic stfmulant were resort
ed to), but radically and permanently.
plis1ed2 The answer 10 this Question
founded on the unvarying experiences Oh
q Qnal Ter q century IS easily given. In
fuse new vigor into the digestive organs
by course OF HOSTETTER'S STOMACH
BIFTERS. Do not waste time in admin
lSberlng temporary remedies, but ag0tlee The
system up by recuperating the fountain.
mead OF physical strength and energy, the
great organ upon which ali the other
organs depend for their nurture and sup
port.
By the time that a dozen doses of the
great vegetable tonic and invigorant have
been taken, the feeble frame OF the dys-
PeptIc VIII begin to feel its benign in1lU-
ence. Appetite VIII be created, and with
sPPetite Ihe capacity 70 digest what IL
Graves .PerseVere until the cure is COM
plete-unttl healthful blood, ut to be the
material OF flesh aud muscle, bone and
nerve ana brain, flows through the chan
nels OF circulation, instead OF the WaLery
pabulum with which they have hereto.
lore been lmperiectly nourishad. .t#I
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DAlLY JOUI NAL
The EFansrlIIe RaIlrOad.

Articles of Association were filed
with the Secretary of State yesterday,
for the Evansville and indianapolis
Railroad, of which We spoke a few
davs since. The design is to con-
struct a railroad about ninety miles
long. from Evansville through the
counties Of Vanderburgh, Warrick,
Gibson, Pike, Dubois and Greene, to
a point on the Indianapolis aud Vim
cennes Railroad in Greene County.
The capital stock is $S00O0O, and the
Directors are Francis Fellows, Albert
G. Porter. George M, Bartholomew,
Robert r.. Day, John j. Merritt,
George Merritt and Richard +.
Brown. Francis Fellewssy Of lH art
ford, and John j. Merritt, of Brook
lyn, are the chief stockholders in the
proposed line. There can Scarcely be.
a doubt of the early building Of this
important road, as itlis inthe hands
Of capitalists who intend to push it
forward at once. General Burnside,
President Of the Vincennes Road, is
strongly In favor of the rOad, and the
two lines will work in harmony. If
the report that work upon the Vim
cennes and Cairo Road has been
abandoned is correct. the importance
of this road will be greatly enhanced
thereby. Indianapolis Jomnal, 9Th.
All right. We extend q cordial
greeting to the capitalists, and wish
them every success. IL seems that
Evansville is not honored with a
single Director Is that not treating
some Of the earnest friends of the
Straight Line stability awTnI
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The Gettysburg Battle Ground.

GETrYsBURa, Penn, August o.
The Pennsylvania Railroad, the Phil
adelphia and Reading Railroad, and
other leading roads, have generally
.extendgd the priyiligs of free tickets
to the officers of tho Union and Con-
federate armies who have received in
svitations to attend the reunion on the
battle field of Gettysburg during the
week commencing August %, and it
will do t6e same thing. kThe invited
officers, who intend to be present, are
requested to report to Secretary D..
McCaughly, at Gettysburg, stating
the roads over which they will pass. =.
1.-THE artist Ratherwely Who is paint
ing a picture Of the battle, and Col.
Bachelor, the historian, will be pres
ent.. 1t is expected that large repre-
ationl oE1he press will attend.
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Arrest OF COunterfeIters.

New YoRK, Aug. 6.-No dispatches
were received to- day. at the District
Attorney flee, relative to the Span
ish gunb0ats.a uoeT
Colonel Whitley, of the secret serV-
ice, last Dight made another import
ant arrest of counterfeiters. Suspi-
eion has, fora long time been direct
ed against two Frenehmen, named
A1tonia AmtoeI and Charles Enchie,
Of manufacturing and issuing eoun-
terfeit FIVE dollar gold pieces and
counterfeit twenty-five cent. currency
notes. last night the officers took
the men into custody. A box con-
tanning several thousand dollars Of
counterfeit money, was found in their
posse session, and was taken charge Of
by the officers. ~
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The Susquebanna RailFOad-Excite.
- III meat I'm Albany

ALBANY, August 6.-The excite
ment here in regard to the Susque-
hanna Railroad is intense, A COM
plaint was made to-day, against
Messrs. Leonard, Herrick, North, and
Wilbur, Directors, and Mr.. Phelps,
Treasurer, charging them with a con-
.spiracy to place the road IN the con-
troll of Jay Gould and his friends,
now managing the Erie Railroad, and
thus deiraud the Company out of It's
properly. 1t denies all the charges
against President Ramsay. Judge
Cutie issued an order enjoinirg the
above parties from acting as Direct
ors, Vice President and Treasurer.
This reduced the Board to less than
a quorum, and though they met they
were obliged to adjourn sine die.
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senter's majority in tennessee will
reach 10000. u
General Grant and family are guests CT
Secretary Fish.
Receipts at the Denver Land Office for
Jolly were S58g 70S.
Our Government stil has the spanish
Runboais In limbo. Tbs sSpapish Minister
is waiting for instructions. The ntractor
Is anxious as he has about $3.50 900 invested
The spanish Insurgents have been un
fortunate lately. They nave made several
assaults upon Spanish garTisons and been
repulsed every time. ........ -
The spanish question ccessioned a
lengthy conferences between the President,
Judge PierrepOnf, and Secretary Fish on
Thursday evening, which was to DE re-
newed yesterday morning,
A butcher, named Cath, brutaIy MUIR
dered q barber named Senupkege in n as
eoutah, HIS, on wednesday afternoon.
Thomas Farrell. a fireman ON the Kate
Putnam, was recently drowned from that
steamer. @ e044W
The Professors Of Hanover College have
made eNtenslye preparations to critic lily
and scientifically examIne the eclipse this
afternoon.
J. N. Cavanaugh, Democrat. has been
reelected a delegate to Congress from Mon
taEa Territory, by majority of2,0Oe.
The Cheney casefls still haunting the
go.courts,
A Denver dispatch says General Palmer
has completed his arrangements for lex
tending 81 branch OF the Kansas Pacific
Road to that point. S ltlr6s lr
The Sc. Louis people are delighted with
the prospect that their city win became
the chief point for smelling the Colorado
silver eres. Parties are alreae " Preparing
to put mp smelling works. F.. -
Hon. Sam. Bowles had left Denver to
Join the Colfax party. He was presented,
before leaving Denver, with a pitcher
made o. Colorado silver and gold.
The Indians have again been disturbing
the miners Rear sulphur Springs. Miners
are prohibited by the Utah Indians from
locating In the San Jaan country.
Lingmsn land Chay Chew. the Chinese
merchants, are enjoying the freedom oi
Chicago. They had reception at the
Sherman House on Thursday evening.
A young man named Delaney. was
drowned, at Chicago, on Thursday even
ing, by boat capsizing on the lake. H,
was IN the city for the purpose Of takiai
orders In the Catholic Church. ~
A s!oop upset near. Baltimore. and thre,
men were drowned Eleven others wer
saved.
The Maryland Editors are enjoying al
exclusion to Harper's Ferry aud The Spring
Of Virginia. Good for them. t-a
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New YoRK, August 6.-Richard
Browne and r. Backus. two seamen
on the steamship City of Limerick,
had terrible fight on that vessel last
night. ending by Backus throwing
Browne overheard, He was dro wned
and Backus was arrested.
NEW YORK, August 6.-Jno. I'll.
Pratt, the ring leader of the Jeffer-
son, Texas, riots. was arrested in this
city last evening, by detective from
the headquarters of General Rey-
nolds, who has been on his track
since April last. He was committed
to the Ludlow Street Jail.
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Llahama Eiec lon Returns.

MONTGOMERY, August 6.-Returns
are still meagre. butenough is known
to render il certain that Buckley and
Haps, Republicans, are elected in the
Second and Fourth Districts, and
Dox and Sherman. Democrats. In the
Fiith and Sixth Districts. The re-
turns from the First District are too
indefinite to pronounce certainly as
to the result, bat the Impression is
that Buckley is elected. The Third
District is yorgclose andsone hundred
votes will probably decide the contest.
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Lqte Foreign News.
lBY FRENCH CABLE.1
FRANCE.

Z
PARIS. Aug. 6.-The Emperor and
Empress so to Chalons to- morrow,
where they remain until the 10th inst.
The Empress will continue about two
weeks in Turkey and Egypt
Marshal Neil is quite i'll.
Yesterday a Guel was fought be-
tween Paul Cassignac and Guestad
Flourens. The latter received four
wounds, one of them a severe one.
SPAIN.
MADRID, Aug. 6.-Nearly all the
Carlist bands have dissolved and dis
appeared. The Carlists are discour-
aged, and it is considered that the
movement has died out.
PARIS. August 6.-The difficulties
between the Sultan and Khidivi, Of
Egypt, are in fair way of settlement.
Nearly all the representatives of the
powers at Oonstantinople, urged su-
preme moderation.
[BY ENGLISH CABLEl
ENGLAND.
LONDON, August 6.-At an early
hour this morning, during the sessions
of Parliament, great excitement was
caused by a loud explosion In the
building. Search was instituted and
a tin case. which had contained pow
der, was picked up on the terrace near
by. Not much damage was done. No
arrests were made. The affair is in
volved in mystery. ~
The Harvard boat crew have re-
celved their new boat, Az feet long.
The correspondent of the Post. at
Rome, writes that it is not probable
that the Pope will Fenounce the idea
of the Council. The emancipation Of
civil society from the Church infu-
enee is SO complete that it would be
superhuous to prevent the meeting.
1t is expected that other States VIII
show some moderation, asBaron Buest
in his reply to Hohenloper.
LIVERPOOL, August 6.-The steam
ers Halsatia and Damascus have ar
rived.
LONDON, August 6. The seizure
by the American Government of the
gunboats building for Spain, at vari-
GUS points in the United States, has
elected the following from the Lon
don newspapers:
The Morning Star. Radical organ,
says The American Government,
having exhibited vigor in favor of
Spain by enforcing the neutrality
laws. has now proceeded equally Wig
orously against Spain, and for the
same cause the writer regards the
recognition of Cuba by Peru as ill
advised, though spirited. In spite
of all the whispers of the cessation
Of Cuba to the United States, they
are now louder than ever. The
Americans have deserved to come
into possession Of that island for the
past twenty years. Now, the obstacle
of slavery having been solved. if
fair purchase can be effected, all par
ties may be satisfied with the arrange
ment, which will give another State
to the Union, and remove the great
perplexity from Spanish politics.
The Aea0s concludes its article as
follows Considering all the circum-
stances which make 1t difficult for
Europeans to keep hold of their un-
willing colonies in America, and re-
heeting that'Cuba is now IN insurrec-
ton, Spain will be fortunate if twenty
million dollars ever reach Madrid as
the price of Cuba.
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LOUISVILLE, August 60 night
the weather is wet, and indications
point TO a continuance for some time,
as the barometer fell 2 little this
evening Astronomers are, however,
of the opinion that the weather will
be clear ecough tomorrow afternoon
to enable tnem to proceed with the
observations. The city is filing fast
with strangers from every direction,
who come to observe the eclipse.
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Horse FrOtiing.

BUFFALO, August 6.-The horses
for the great trots to come off next
week, are arriving from the West and
Canada. It is estimated there are
over 81 1.000,000 worth of fast horses
in the city. Among the arrivals yes
terday were ". r. johnson, from
Kentucky, and ahe noted PAGER, Dan
Yoorhees.
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CONCORD, N. H., August 6.-The
store of Samuel @. Anderson, at
Reeds Ferry, was eHtered last night.
The safe was moved thirty feet and
thrown into a cellar. then blown open
and robbed of 1900 There were
$1,000 In Government Bonds left in
the safe.
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Arizona AdFIeeS-IRdIan Depreda-
GiOnS.

SAN. FRANCIsCO, August. 6.-Ari-
zona adviees state that since january
1st, 10 Prince County alone, l,690
head ofcattle have been stolen by the
Indians. Daring the same time, ont
of a population of 7S0 whites, the
sayages have murdered 90. wounded
Is, and carried into captivity.
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ST. CATHARINEs, August 6-Ezs-
terday morning, the schooner l.. J.
Calvin sprung leak and sunk ten
miles from here, opposite Brodde-
rick's point, All hands we're saved
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AUGUSTA, GA, August cit seems
that j. d, Creswell was not killed in
a duel, as reported. He was charged
with the seduction of young lady in
South Carolina, and while on his way
home, accompanied by his brother
Charles, he was met by some friends
of the lady, and shot. The parties
who did the shooting are not posi-
lively known.
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The CrOps-ShOOtIng Of the CFess.
WalIs

AUGUSTA, GA, August 6.-Heavy
and continued rains are working in
jury to the crops in this section.
G. B. and James Addison surren.
dered themselves to the authorities
to-day, for the shooting of Charles
and ]. d. Cresswell, in Edgefeld, yes
terday. Charles Cresswell is dead,
and j. D. CressWell, who is charged
with having criminal intercourse with
Addison's wife, is dangerously, but
not mortally, wounded.
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Rhse BAN.

CINCINNATI, August 6,-In a game
Of base ball, the Red Stockings beat
the Forrest City Club, of Cleveland.
Score 30 to 2zs - - IGa4
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS s
Odd Glow EMutual Benefit Aaso.

KT0TICE.-Th members of The Odd
~ FeilowE' Mutual BENEFIT Assoeiation
VIII meet st Odd Fellows Hall on TIJES-
DAY. the 10th inst, at O'Clock PM. - I'm.
portant business win be brought before
the Association. A full attendance is de-
sired. p. HORN BROOK, President.
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The Healing Pool.

An Essay for Young Men on tile Crime
of Solitude, and the Diseases aud Abuses
which create impediments TO MARRIAGE,
with sure means of relief Sent in sealed
letter envelopes, free of charge. Address
DR.. j. SKILLIN HOUGHTON, Howard
Association, Phiiadelphia, Pa,
JUMP d3m Tsp nj ~ IL
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CLEFEBAND Ohio, August6 w.
X. Lamphear, a. stencil cutter, resid-
ing az No, 66 Seneca Street, suspect
ing Undue intimacy between ono of
his employees, named Geo. Stanley,
and Gls wife, who boarded at the same
house, went to work early this morn
ing, and on returning found Stanley
la bed with his wife BE Attacked
both with a knife, inficting a wound
In his wife's abdomen, which will
probably prove fatal, and severely
wounding Stanley IN tho shoulder.
Lamphear was arrested.ga e-f
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CHIcAGo, Aug, Ga special re-
ceived from Des Moines, says: The
weather has been cloudy for two days
past with no signs of a break up.
Twelve astronomers are here with
eleven telescopes in position; also me-
teOrologicalapparatus, but they doubt
the possibility of making observa-
tions. The barometer rose a little
this morning, but stopped. 1t will be
a great scientific disappointment if
the eclipse is not visible.
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PHILADELPHIA. August 6. The
report forwarded hence yesterday in
reference to Jay Cooke & Go. having
advanced money on the whisky de-
stroyed BY fire IS positively denied by
that firm. taT
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nR. d. W. TH0ETAs, having perna-
- nently located in Evansville, Ind,
offers his professional services to the pub.
lie. He is a graduate of one of the best
medical colleges in the Union, and has
practtced medicine twenty i've years. He
sod1clls l.i,. pLoIesslona business The Doctor
treatment of Female Diseases. Once on
Third, between Main and Locust streets,
upstairs lover Judge IRleharts oficel
where he may be found when not profess
s1onally engaged. tH TaI16 diff
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Law CARDS.
W. P. HARaRAVE
ATTORNEX at Law
United States MarshaPs Noti09.
United States Of america. Distrfot of In
diana. SSs

United States Of America, District Of In
WWYHEnEAs. "A hTBRE or IN.
~, alton ton was hled 1n the District
OF Indiana, on the I3d day or Tune Isgo
py homas M. Browne. Esq..-U. s. DISTRICT
Attorney, on behalf or the fJnffef i5fafee
as1..l. against twelve ll2) boxes plug tobacco,
internal revenue law Of the United State.
end claiming damages q the sum on So
ana pray Ing process against said property.
an9 that the same May be condemned ana
now taehelores Ia ptll lsuaItoo OF the mo-
milton under the seal 0E said Court 10 me
,eSeged olt,eeged ana delivered d 80 hereby give
puDile hotlee 70 all persons claiming said
goods or any part thereufs or I'm any man-
ner interested therein, that they be and
appear before the said, the Distilled Court
OF the United STATES. TO be held at tha city
Or indianapolis i'm and for tine District Of
Indiana, on the nEst Monday OF September
next, at 10 O'Clock Of the forenoon of that
day. then ard there 10 interpOEe their
claims and make their allegations in that
behalf.
BEN. sPOONE8, Marshal, ~. s..
Attest ]. ID. HoWLAN0s Clerk.
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Butchers Dead Shot for bed Bog
Butchers Lightning Fly Killer.
Sold by Druggists Everywhere. .E5
Nays dwlm ISM.
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Notice Co Contractors

where she hopes to meet All her old Gus
TONERS and friends. Tau8 dtf
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-05-28
SOUTHERN COLORED CHURCH
ORGANIZATION.

Mobile, May 26.-In the General As
sembly the greater part of the morning
was spent in discussing plan for the
evangelization of the blacks. DR..
Girardeau made an able speech in favor
of the plan which was recommended.
1t provides that, where practicable, the
Presbyterie may organize separate COL
ored churches, to be supplied for the
present with white pastors and ruling
elders of their own colors-the Presby-
terie of our white churches to supply
these pulpits as far as possible; that
suitable colored exhorters may be en-
ployed, under the direction of the pas
tors; that when colored candidates for
the ministry show themselves fitted for
ordination they shall be ordained, with
the understanding that they shall
henceforth be eccle ,iastically separated
from us. Our ministers and people are
urged to efficient labors among them.