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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-08
TPUBLIc REsoLUrIoN-No. G1

PUBLIC REsoLUTIoN-No. 81
A Resolution respecting the provis
ional governments OF Virginia aud
Texas.
Resolved by the Senate and House
Of Representatives Of the United
| States # America in Congress assem-
bled, That the persons now holding
civil Offices in the provisional govern
menis of Virginia and TeXas, who
cannot take and subscribe the oath
prescribed By the act entitled An act
TO prescribe an oath Of Office aud for
other purposes" approved July 2,
1862, shall, on the passage Of this reso-
luton, be removed thercfr0m; and
it shall be the duty Of the district
commanders to fill the vacancies so
created by the appointment II per.
sons who can take laid oath: Pro-
vided, That the provisions If this
resolution shall not apply TO persons
who by reason Of the removal
Of their disabilities as provided
in the fourteenth amendment to
the Constitution shall have quail
fled for any Office in pursu.
ance Of the act entitled An act
prescribing an oath Of Office by per-
sons from whom legal disabilities
shall have been removed" approved
July eleventh. eighteen hundred and
sixty eight: And provided further,
That this resolution shall not take
effect until thirty days Fl ON and after
it's passage: And il is further pro-
yided, That this resolution shall be,
and is hereby extended TO. and made
applicable to the State Of Mississippi.
SCHUYLER C0LFAx,
Speak. ofthe House ofRepresentaniUes
b II. WADE,
President IF The Senate pro temp9re.
Endorsed by the President: " Re
ceiyed February 9th. 1869"
Mere by THE DEPARTMENT OF
STATE-The foregoing resolution hav.
ing been presented to the President Of
the United States for his approval, and
not having been returned by him to
the house Of Congress in which II
originated within the time prescribed
by the Constitution Of the United
States, has beeome a law without his
approval.
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[PUpLIc REsoLurloN-No. 8l

CPUBLIc REsOLUTION-No. 81
Joint Resolution authorizing the Sec
rotary Of Wcr to allow to the New
York aud Oswego Midland Rail
road Company a right Of way across
a portion Of the public ground az
Fort Ontario, OsWego, New York,
for railroad purposes.
Be it resolved by the Genate and
House Of Representative Of The
United States Of America in
Congress assembled, That the
Secretary of War be, and lie
is hereby, authorized TO allow to
the New York and Oswcgo Mid
land Railroad Company IA right Of
way through the public land at Fort
Ontario, Oswego. in the State Of New
York, for railroad purposes. upon
such terms and conditions as he may
think the defenses at that point may
require and make proper, r~esorviuE
to the United States the right to re-
move, at the expense of said company,
the rails, ties, aud other parts OF said
road, whenever the Secretary OF War
shall direct. without any claim or
right Of damages on the part Of said
company.
Approved, February 10, 1869.
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March. that gives al a new pra.ident Ia
~ lht uHufa MONTH OF many hare
Aaaslne u~lhgfdefH Entmnaled Hn a. foua
are the seeds ~ coughs. colds. and I'll fh9f
a~lternatLOn - ttstdity and IRE. more
widely Known than admired. called fevor
and ague. The only wmv f6 avofd ihaea
Ittie uunioaBaututHann.W lH fo rondaT tha
system sifouR mouth 10 nuht orr fha
atmO@phfr q poison that produces fhrm
and the best way 10 eudow III with tbIa
repcllent power ls - TONE lt Will HOS.
IT, TIERS STOMACH BfIIEEM.
that a ruhlnn WINS waiting nt the moNt
corner, he would doubtless turn iu hIa
tracks, and take "a safer r0uta % MS desc
tlnatiou. Win Just about the same
amount Of trouble, the attacks or diseases
pr vnlent at bis easOn may bn cVadod.
stores lie iu every ones route, and every
respectable druggist tn the Union Keeps
ON ifnud 20 ~ TIEkis HITTER. d
article o. a staple OF q udcs aud DO would bu
as easy 20 hnd "a grocery without sugar, as
the store ~ an npotnecafy without This
popular tonic remedy.
~ view oi the experience Of tho nation
with regard 20 the article, during tho
space or twenty years, Do seems almusb uu-
necessary O. rec spiiulato lta m ritI 10
AMERICANS But o. our population iH Inc
cIeastug nt the rate 81 n couple 81 millions
ration 10 may De hs well 90 htn 90 tuo
rising fcnfratlon and new arrivals, (hu
0id settlers know nll about lt1 That HDs-
IhIh NIOMAGH HtrINtks lB the
most wholesome and potent vegetable
t0ule ever manufactured that lt Dr. "a spec
enc COR oebility, .annpsia. b-ifiouauoss.
aud minsuauc fevers; THAT b. p|revrHts. ae
wei - cures. these Complaints aud tIelr
c. pi1cntiDmH thmt 30 1H uut bad 90
take, ana A. absolutely harmless.
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THE STATE or INDIANA.
TO ths snert6 Of Vandey5u-sh county.

To the Sheriff Of Vandeybu-sh County,
Greeting:
WHEREAS, a vacancy has occurred in
the Office o representa- elm the General
AsSemb y of the state Of Indiana, during
the present session OF said General Assem-
bly,, by the -eslgnatioBs of Leroy Calvert
and James +. Welborn, the Representa-
ttYes from the COunty of V~andeburgh;
Now therefore, Ia Pursuance of the
Constitution OF the State, and OF the stat
ute In sucn case made and provided, L.
Conrad Baker, Governor of the state Of
Ind ana, do issue TINS writ OF election,
hereby ordering and directing that a Spe-
cial Election shall be held in the county
composing said Representative District on
Tuesday, the I'D day OF March, 1869, for the
purpose OF elecJing two ~presentative
TO represent said Representative District
in the EcuS of Representatives OF the
tate OF indiana, and 10 FL the vacan Y
occasioned by the designations OF the aid
Leroy Calvert and James r.. Welborn {;
and the SEeTiR to whom This writ is
directed Is hereby ordered TO give notice
or said Special Election, pursuant 70 the
requirements of the statute ia such case
made and provided.
In witness whrreot I have hereuntO
subscribed my name and caused the seal
OF the state 10 be affixed, at Indianapolis,
this 9th day of Marcn, A.D. 1869.
[SEAL CONRAD BAKER.
By the Governor:
NJ. F. A.. HoFFMAEE, Sec'y Of State.
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TPUBLro No. 241

AN AoT making appropriations Gin
part) for the expenses Of the ludtan
Department, aud for fulfilling
treaty stipulatious.
BE it enacted by the Senate and
House ofRepro sentatiyes oftbe United
States OF America in Congress assem-
bled, That the following snm be, aud
the same is hereby, appropriated out
Of any money IN the treasury not
otherwise appropriated. for the pur-
pose hereinafter expressed:
For the relief Of the YaEct0n
Sioux tribe Of In3ians. ia j. k5ta
Territory, in fulfilling treaty siipula-
tons whore the money has been mis-
appropriated, 10 be expended under
the direction Of rbe governor aud act
ing superintendent Of Indian affairs Of
Dakota Territory, and to be consid-
cred as an Offset against any claim these
Indians may have against the govern
ment for services during the late war,
ten thousand dollars.
Approved. February %, 1869.
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BGF Our city can boast of several
veloeipedes, and one or two gentle
men are becoming quite expert in
running them. Occasionally an
amusing incident occurs, and we had
a good laugh on Saturday. A young
gentleman was showing his skill in
maneuvering his two-wheeler,' and
giving some exhibitions of his dex-
terity in making short turns, when a
young lady acquaintance, happening
to come along, he attempted to make a
polite bow, and succeeded spIendidly
for the next instant he was down on
the ground, having lost his equilib-
rum in ~endeavoring to preserve hi.
gentility. The crowd enjoyed the
mishap, the young lady passed on, and
the young gentleman left for another
part of town.
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THE Indianapolis Journal says all
the Democratic boilers were careful
to get their salaries from the Treas
urer; and were also particular to get
from the State Librarian all the
Prerequisites" due them in the shape of
stationery, postage stamps, etc. One
of the members wanted the cash.
instead of stationery, but on being
informed that such a proceeding
would be irregular. he said he would
take it in postage stamps, as they
came nearer being money than paper
and envelopes"
democrats may resign, but we never
heard of n refusing to draw his
salary.
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NUMBER OF ORDERS ISSUED.

GRAND JUBILATIoN.-The Demo
cracy will, tonight, turn out to en-
dorse the conduct of their Represent
atives and Senator. They are always
ready to endorse anything that is in
famous, and the more infamous it is
the more ready they are to endorse it.
If Democrats can stop legislation,
when in a minority. by revolutionary
means, is it not likely that Republi-
cans may be able to do the anne when
they shall chance to be in the minori-
ty? Precedents are sometimes dan
gerous.
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Sherfff,s

state of Indiana, Vanderburgh County,
sj:
IN PURSUANCE OF THE FORE
- going order to me directed, !, Jacob a.
Miller, Sheriff Of Vanderburgh COunty,
state OF Indiana, do hereby order a Spe-
ctal Election TO be held at me usua! placrs
OF holding ell ctions In said county, on
Tuesday, March sd, AD. 1869, for the pur-
pose of electing n senator TO represent
the Dfsiricg OF Vanderburgh County in e
Senate OF Inuiana; and also at the same
time aud place. to eject swo Representa-
tives to represent the District of Wander
burgh County ia the House Of Representa-
tIN eS of Indiana.
Given under my hand and seal this 9th
day OF March. 1853.
ZEAL JACOB II. MILLER,
Sheriff OF Marlborough County.
Courier Union, and Dem bkrat. please
cOpy.1 mchS dWtd
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RESIGNATION OF JUDGE PARRETT.
The resignation of W. E. Parrett, for
many years Judge of the Circuit
Court for the Fifteenth Judicial Dis
trict, viii be transmitted by mail to-
day TO the Governor of the State.
The cause Of the resignation, we un-
derstand, is the in~adequacy of the
salary. His term would have expired
in October, 1871.
Judge Parrett has formed a law
partnership with Gen. j. NJ. Shackel-
ford, and will hencefoTth devote him
self to the practice of the law. for
which he is eminently qualified.
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seaweed Tonic. aud Mandrake Pills viii
euro Consumption, Liver Complaint, and
Dyspepsia, n taken according 10 the diroo-
tions. They are an three Co be taken nc
the same time. Trey cleanse thc stomach.
relax tho liver, and put n 90 work. then
theappotiie BECOMES good tho food digoata
ana makes good blood the patient begins
90 grow IA nosh The diseased matter upouH
ia the lungs, aud the patient outgrowa the
disease and gets well. Ihia ia the only way
70 cure Consumption.
To THESE hIeo medicines DR. j. M.
s~chouelE, OF Philadelphia, owes hls unri-
vailed succoss On thc treatment OF puim0=
nary Consumption. The Pulmonio syrup
ripel D he morbid after ln tho lungs,
nature throws g of by an onsy ox|pecfora-
ton, Tor whom tho uhlegm or matter Is
ripe = slight couRn Wul throw 30 on, and
the patient has rest, and che lungs begin
60 heat.
To DO tits, the aeaWeed Tonic and Man-
drake Pills mnst be fseo ~ used 90 cleanse
the tOmac and liver, go thht tue Pull
monte q rup and the food VIII make good
blood.
schenck's Mandrake pills nct upon the
liver. removing ana ob truefious, relax the
ducts 81 The gail 3 adder, fLo bile starts
freely, aud the liver ls room relieved; the
stools viii show what tho Pllls can dos noe
thing has ever been Invented except nlo
mel deadly poison. which ia yeTy dane
go Gus to usc, unless with great caro- that
Will unlock tie gala bladder und start The
secretions OF the Liver ike Bcbonck'a Mnn-
drake Pills.
Liver Complaint is one ~ the MOSS
prominent cuuaea ~ Consumption.
hchenclt Heawcet Tonic a. % gentle
8timuiant aud alternative. 40 iht HiknI
1n the hcaWccd, WhGeh this preparation n
made %, assists Glo stomach 30 throw out
the gastric Juice 90 Dissolve The food with
the Pulmouic syrup aud d. made into
good blood without lerineuthilou or souts
ing Ia tie stomach.
DR.. Bcheuck, iu hla treatment does not
tty % top d cough. night HNeita, Chlllaf
or fever. Remove Tho cMuee, nnd they will
al stop ~ thcir own accord. no ono can
be cured OF Donsumpa1u Liver Complaint.
Dy~pep.ia, NmtHrrh, Guutker, uf UIcormtad
Throat unless the liver anu tomte are
male healthy.
When there Is no Iaugd disease. mud only
Liver Com plnlnt ana Dy prpslm5 E~Uneuck'a
Se4wecd Tonic nud Mandrttae puts AFRO
aunieient, Without tAe futuqnlo syrup
TBke the Mandrake Pills freely ~ al
harmlo H.
DR.. s%chenod, who hhs enjoyed unlntel.
rupJed health ior inhu5 yours past, and
NV weisEh - pounds, was WHslad away
10 "a more tkt Teton, 10 lhn worry lnHt stage
o. Pulmonary lOuHumptlunl hls nhysl-
lcaH md abandoned him TO DIS mte. lie
was cured ~ Tue aforesaid tnDdlclufs.
Full directions accompany each, maE=
ing ~ not muHOiuteiy necessary tu HHn DR.
schrucif, unless iatIfnta wish their lungs
examined; hna lot lhtH puIpnaa te pro-
reasonably ht hlh pfIncIUnl office, ihllas
dpiph "a, etery Saturday, whore nl letters
OF pdvico must bo aodrlsa seed.
Price OF the PulmHnlc syrup and 5000.
weed Tonic. oHeh tl % uUE bottle, ur 81 HUH
half dozen. Maugrake PILLS. 13e. per boN.
F0f sale 10y mlf druRglafH.
fe2 d&Wty sphl
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AOTHEgst ROTHERgi MoqHEEs
DON'T Fail 10 PRooUH
hrs. WinsloW's Soothing Syrup

This valuable preparation h@s D.eh s-..
cases.
ii NOT onIy relieves enc child nom raln.
hut fuVf00Fato5 the gtDlumch ana bVHHIht
esfrec1t acIdify, and gives toms hhf energy
III me whole system. ~ wv also instantly
relieve BitlrlHG th THE hoWAl@ ami WtNn
" believe "a IS the best end sUl'cst 1oa-
edU ~ ia DOTta tm all cuaes OIL DBaeItaIm
a1d BxvghWu M Children, Wheeler arfaIua
from foGlning or any other rtIaH.
full directions tor using Wul accompany
each bulile.
BE auI and can Tor " MRS. WINsLOWJ
SOOTHING SYRUP having tna O0e-sf1i.
re 81 81 EHlGfh8" uu tho outside
Wrntptr. All Others are base limitations
lea dAWGm
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
To g.e Sherry Of Uanderbursh County.

Greeting:
A vacancy has occurred in
the ONCE OF Senator in the General As
sembly of the state Of Indiana, during
the present session OF said General Assem9
bly,. by the resignation of Daniel Morgan.
the Senate from the Senatorial District
composed of the County OF Nanderburgh:
Now, therefore, in pursuance of b
Constitution of the State, and Of the stat
ute in such case made and provided, /,
Conrad Baker, Governor of the state of
Indiana, do issue this writ OF election,
hereby ordering and directing that "A Spe-
cial Election shall be held in the county
composing said senatorial District, on
Tuesday, the 23d day of March. 1869, for the
purpose OF electing a senator TO represent
said Senatorial District in the Sem
ate Of the State of Indiana, and
to MI the vacancy occasioped by
the resignation OF the said Daniel Nor
gan and the sheriff TO whom this writ is
directed Is hereby ordered TO give notice of
said SpecIat Election. pursuant TO the re-
quirements of the statute in such case
made ana provided
In witness whereof I have hereunto
subscribed my name aud caused the seal
of the State to be affixed, at Indianapolis,
this 9Th day of March, A i. 1859.
ISEAL. CONR ID BAKER.
By tue Governors:
"a. +. A. HOFFMANN, Sec'y OF State.
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RespectfuIIY

GONE TO CAIRo.-The Evansville
Cornet Band made an excursion to
Cairo on the Armada on Saturday.
They will make some excellent music
for the denizens along the coast. We
hope they will have a pleasant time.
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Ward,s Enreka Tonic Bitters

a EE INVALUABLE, AND WILL
- cure all who suffer from Bilious and
Liver Com plants, Indigestion, GiddineSs
and Dizziness. For habItuaI COstiveness,
rheumatism, Neuralgia, Coughs. Con-
u ption in its FIRST stages, Dyspepsia In
all stages. and as a general Ia btIy Medi-
cine, a IL truly wonderful in its effects.
Mid in its course, It creates appetite, pro-
notes digestion, and streE gthens h v hole
nervous system. All things IL natUre re-
quire attention then how much greater
care should be takea with the human con-
stitutiOn. Wards Eureka Tonic B1tters
Will build up. Strengthen and preserve the
constitution Of ali VINO use IL. It. will also
build up the wasted powers, purihes the
blood, x pels all VltiaIed fluids, and har-
mOufzes and gives renewed VigOr and
health To tie entire human system. AS
ali sickness comes on by an impure stale
then you Should Use Wards EulekaTOui
BitJers, which VIII certainly cure you
Then why do you safer, when the greatest
cue IA the history Of any known medicine
can be procured from ary ruggist? These
Bitters are compounded Ofthe purest Vege-
table extracts dlssOlVed IN pure Kentucky
copper distilled Bourbon Whisky. it is
the only liquor entirely free rom fusei oil,
one amongst the most dcadIy poisOns,
which at once makes IL superior to al
other tonic bit. ers now IN the market. so
happfest and best combination you have
ever seen, Tor IL VIII cure ali We recon-
mend it for.
W. NJ. WARD. Sole Proprietor,
CGviugtOn, Eentucky.
For sale by PETER NILRLING, Whole
ale and Retail Agent, Evansville, Ind,
nd by druggists generally. ljan4 d3m
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A clergyman, while residing Do South
America 49, a. m~lsal0unfFt discovered BE-
sale ana simple remedy fOr tho cuTe oE
heryOuN W~ehhueaa, EarIN Decay, discusses.
Of the brtuary and BefutuH DrHhuHt and
the Whple train ~ disQfdfrH brought 500 uV
bhnelul aHd vicious habits Great uuIe
beers have been cured by LulH noble RENE
edy. Prompted bY u desire % benefit tine
afflicted aud unfortunate, viii send The
recipe for preparing and using thh H01t-
ctne, Ia "a sealed envelope % ADS one who
needs iL, Dree AZ chnYge. address
JOSEPH a. INMAH.
stHtt0n I. kiule House.
~iaAId&Wom Lp nI New YORK CltHs
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BA- AS an item worthy of record.
we noticed, on Saturday morning, at
the intersection Of Main and Third
Streets, that not a single Individual
was to be observed on either one of
the four corners, Such an event has
not occurred before in five years. We
suppose the loafers were "froze in"
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-08

EFFECTS OF THE SToRM.-We learn
from Capt. Dexter. of the Quiekstep,
that two fat-boats we're wrecked at
Longs Landing on Saturday morning
during the heavy gale, being dashed to
pieces.
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Bachelors Hair Dye.

This splendid Hair Dye 81 the brsLf Ia tHa
world; Lhe only true ard perfect U.-f
harmleB, reliable, tnHtnutHuf0u8t no HI.s
aDpOiutm1uti NO UdtrutOuH luta. Romeo
dies The li effects OF bad dyes lnVlrJuffs
and leaves The Hair Boit and baaulIfuL
g6GcE on Cr0Dh.. Sold by al LrnRvlalH mud
Perfumerai aud properly applied 10 EH lus
elOr's VIZ hwctofyi no. l Bond Hneef5
new ADih' 4mpDuIy
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M~Trimmiug Satins and other new
goods Just received at HUGHES.

BACON! LARDll FLoUR!! PoRKll
4 0G0 Sugar. Cured and Plain Bacon
Hams, Bacon Shoulders, Clear Sides,
S. &. Breakfast Bacon all of our
W curing, and qoarronted to giUe
satisfaction.
100000 pounds Bulk Meats.
500 t~ierees, kegs, and cans Choice
Lard.
5000 barrels and sacks Flour, diff
ferent grades.
L. RUFFNER, JR. & Co,
feb12-tf No. Main, near Water st
"Barrett's don't" stain the skin or
linen.
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SPECIAL ELEcTIoN.-We publish
in our advertising columns this morn
ing, the writs of election issued by
Governor Baker, together with the
Sherifs proclamation ordering a spe-
cial election for two Representatives
and n Senator from this county, to
fill the vacancies caused by the resig-
nation of DR.. Morgan and Messrs.
Calvert and Welborn.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-08

Now AND THEN.-Ten years ago
Evansville was not overrun with a lot
of trifing, lazy niggers.- Courier, of
Saturday.
Ten years ago Hamburger was not
licensed by a City Council to carry on
the work of demoralizing the negroes
in the city. Nor were licenses granted
to negro men to demoraiize their own
race, by selling mean whisky. These
are the results of Democratic rule.
Ten years ago we had a Republican
Mayor, and, we believe, a City Coun-
Gil of like politics.
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SWEET QUININE.- Experience so
far with DR.. Bigelow's SWEET QUI-
NINE leads to the belief that it is
less apt to i~rritate the stomach than
Sulphate Cor bitter) Q1inine. For sale
at Schuermanu 4 Burford's Opera
Drug Store. IS South First Street.
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pB- About twenty students were
expelled from the Northwestern
Christian University, at Indianapolis,
for making a holiday of Washing
tons birthday, when that privilege
had been refused by the Faculty.
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SENTIMENTAL.-We were shown a
love letter not long since from a
country damsel to her sweetheart,
which ended thus:
Apples are good. peaches are better;
IL you love me, write me a letter."
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ROW To GET TAwuNWH.-F For opiue
Ion, no charge. Send sketch aud de8crib=
ton. For upDltcat CA aeHd model. NOT
meut b stamp fefE. HUDcIncttfouH. uInHa
lnaa, ~caVeatss ahslHnmeuts prepared Ie=
lected claims prosecuted. Also, lutHrfnra
emces, extension Of patents, ana nppflir.
address NUM- a. 90, h0s 8 Park row.
New YORK. Iap "a dez2 d8m
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LOCAL INSPECTOR. = Mr., E. r.
Withers, Local Inspector for the
pert of Louisville, is in the city look
ing after the steamboat interests. He
can be found at the American House.
on official business, for afew days. q.
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ga We learn that Robert McCabe,
contractor for building the Mt. Yer
non & GRANVILLE and GRANVILLE &
Mattoon Railroad, has closed a con-
tract with parties along the route for
one hundred thousand cross-ties, and
also with the New Albany Iron
Works for a portion Of the iron. The
road is to be completed by the first Of
next December.
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DULL.-Itens on Saturday and yes
terday were fearfully scarce. Not a
single individual disturbed the peace;
not even a dog fight or a run away
occurred, to disturb the dull mo-
nOtonV.
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Ia The Democratic martyrs viii
arrive from Indianapolis this even
ing, and it is confidently believed
there will be some fun tonight. The
unterrifed propose to give them a re-
ception.
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Tag Remember the Bankrupt Sale
of Dry Goo Is. &c by Hiram Nelson,
tomorrow at 8 O'Clock, at his Auction
Room Locust Street. A. frst-class
Wheeler q Wilson sewing machine
will be sold. mars 1t.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-08

BY The Indianapolis Sentinel says
that A. l.. Robinson, of this city. is
in Washington City looking after the
position of Revenue Supervisor for
this State. aaa ~ iaaR
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-08

B@~ b car exchanges we notice
that Gen So. Meredith IS lying at the
poins' "a death, at his residence in
Cambridge City, Ind. His disease is
information OF the bowels.