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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-08

tuition ia the city Of Washington, I'M
der a contract to be formed with
such institution, SIX thousand dol
lars, or so much thereof as may be
necessary: Provided, That said con
tract shall be made by the Surgeon
General Of the army, who shall re-
port to the December session of every
Congress, stating with whom the
said contract is made and the amount
and nature thereof.
For the contingent fund Of the
House of Representatives TO pay to
John A. Wimpey and James III.
Christie, of Georgia, John ID. Young.
of Kentucky, and James III Birch, OF
Missouri, claimants for seats in the
House, each the sum of one thousand
five hundred dollars, for the expenses
severaIly, in their contests for such
seats: and the Clerk of the House is
hereby authorized TO pay the said
amounts respectively to the persons
named.
To enable the Secretary Of the In.
terror to provide. for the proper main
tenance and tuition OF the beneficial
ries of the United States in the Co.
lumbia Institution for the Deaf and
Dumb, for the year ending June tbir-
tieth, eighteen hundred and sixty
nine, seventeen thousand FIVE hun
| dred dollars. ICES
For the maintenance aud tuition OF
the same, for the year ending june
thirtieth, eighteen hundred aud sew.
enty, thirty thousand dollars. if
For expenses of the commission Ia
run and mark the boundary line be-
tween the United States and the Brit
ish possessions bounding on Wash
ington Territory, thirteen thousanC
six hundred dollars. saa
COLUMBIA HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN, AM
LYING IN ASYLUM.
For the support of the asylum, owe
and ABOVE the probable amount re
: ceiyed for pay-patients, ten thousan'
dollars.
For deficiency in the appropriation
flor the relief Of the Navajoe Indian.
now at or near Fort Sumner, To b
expended under the direction OF th
Secretary Of the Interior, eighty thou
( sand eight hundred and thirteen do
lars and fifty-eight cents.
SEC. 2. And be it further enacted
That the Clerk Of the House be d
rected to pay out Of the c0ntingeI
fund the sum Of four hundred dollar
to w. s. Morse, and the sum OF on
, hundred dollars to Charles S, Sham
baugh, which shall be in full of o.
claims by them on account OF service
rendered to the Committee on MiIitar
Affairs in collecting, during The rcce,
, Of the thirty-ninth Congress, the pi
pers and evidence respecting artificii
e limbs furnished TO soldiers
SEC. 3. And be il further enacted
That the sum of seven thousand do
, lars be, and the same is hereby. apprc
priated, out Of any money in Nh
/ treasury not otherwise appropriate,
for he relief Of the Mount Verno
Ladies Association Of the Union, {
, be applied to the repair and proserva
ton Of the property at Mount Yea
non, under the direction Of the mill
tary officer in charge Of the publ
buildings and grounds ......
Approved. March 3, 1869. ,..
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-08

THE vote by which the Cortes Of
Spain adopted its new Constitution
was 214 against So. The new COnsti-
tuition guarantees freedom to worship
general suffrage, national sovereignty,
and the menarchical principle-uron
which the Duke of Montpensier still
stands expectant or anxious for the
throne which SERRANo, it is said, has
no ambition to hold even by proxy.
The Republicans. Notwithstanding
their dislike of the mouarchical prin
eiple, wisely concluded to make nc
factious opposition. They can afford
to endure the monarchical feature il
exchange for RELIGIOUS freedom. +
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-08

The veteran New York editors are
thus spoken of bysa correspondent
= A great change will take place in
the Journalism of New York, during
the next ten years. We may count,
with an almost absolute certainty,
upon losing Mr.. james Gordon Ben
nett. Mr.. Bryant, Mr.. Thurlow Weed
and Mr.. Greeley. 1t they are not nc-
tuaily beneath the sod, they will have
onsliyed their usefulness as journal
lists. Already there are those who
think that Mr.. Greeley's mind is fail
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-08

THE Indianapolis Journal says
Minister WAsHBURNE IS well ae-
quainted with the French language,
speaking it fuently and writing it ele
gantly. That Mrs. WAsHBURNE is of
French parents. and speaks the
French language as readily as she
does English. That it has long been
the custom of Mr.. WASHED RNE' S
family to conduct their conversation
in French, with a view to acquiring
The language, which they are now
complete masters of. ss
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AMONG fourteen hundred steerage

AMONd ~ a tSOii "A A-NAA ~ o
passengers landed at New York re-
Gently. from the steamer Manhattan,
there were three hundred skilled
English and Welsh workmen of diff
ferent trades. The influx of Norwe-
gians continues enormous, and 1t Is
said at least two hundred thousand
will arrive within the next eighteen
mouths. Their destination is invari-
ably the Northwest.
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SOME of the citizens of Smithland
and Paducah are not pleased with
the contemplated location of the
Elizabethtown and Paducah Railroad.
At a recent railroad meeting at
Smithland, DIR. ENGLISH. of Union
City, made a lengthy speech urging
the people of Livingston County to
demand another vote in favor of sub
scribing stock, as the only salvation
for Smithland. He discussed the
effect which the crossing of the Ten
nessee River, twenty five miles above
Paducah, by the Elizabethtown &
Paducah Railroad, would have upon
the interests of both Smithland and
Padueah. He showed that the point
at which it was now determined to
cross the Tennessee river, as IN nearly
a direct line to Hdgfeld, Union Gig
and Memphis-that with the Eliza
bethtown & Paducah road completed
to the Tennessee River, and the Mis-
sissippi River road completed from
Memphis to Mayfeld, a gap Of only
about tloenty fUe miles 10iH remain
betsoeen 4nagtfeld and the TENNESSEE
RjUer Bridge, and that that gap will
certainly be built-thus entirely cutting
off both Paducah and iSnsithlG1ad.
DR.. ENGLISH don't seem to have a
very high opinion of the energy OF
the Paducah business men, to con
clude so readily, that they will allow
their town to be supplanted by town
which now has no existence whatever.
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ing. Mr.. Bennett is So feeble that he
seldom comes down to his office; Mr..
Bryant is very aged, and Mr.. Weed
has suspended all active labor.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-08

Mr.. HENRY N. PooR's recently
published work on the railroads of
the United States shows that the State
having the largest proportionate mile
age is Massachusetts,, which has one
mile OF road to AZ square miles OF
area. The State of Ohio has one
mile of line to 11.76 square miles. A
ratio similar 10 that OF Massachusetts,
would give to the whole country
100000 miles of liue. One similar to
that of Ohio, 100000 miles. The
number of miles IN operation in all
the States on the 1st of January last
was ~, 255, which is a nearly eight
fold increase since, the list of anuary,
1913. The progress of railway build
ing was, during the last year, greater
than at any former period.
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Great Western Despatch
FAST FREIGHT LINE.
UNITED STATES EXPRESS CO.,

Agents Erie Railway Company,
Notice to shippers.
PJHE GREAT WKHTEfsN - =
SPATCH, ON the 18TH Of Marcn look
charge 81 Uheentife fH ROUGH Fn EtGH A
as a West Bound Freight Line, has beeu
favOFttb v known to our merchants for the
last Twelve Years, and it's managers now
offer 20 Shippers their increased iacilitips,
guaranteeing as favorable rates and as
quick time a. can -be Offered by ans .Other
line.
The additional fact, that the GREAT
W ESTERN DESPATCH is owned by the
Gntted states Express Company, wno
guarantee all its oils Of f4tding. ought
not % be lost sight Of by shippers. ~
For rates, aud the seftiemcht 81 all
claims, apply 60
Il. n. BIXBY, Agent,
april d3inl Evansville. Ind.
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ONLY ten thousand dollars sub
scriptions to the stock of the Atlantic
and Pacific Telegraph Company is
required of Indianapolis to secure an
extension of the line to that city.
Every precaution is taken to prevent
its being sold out, transferred, leased,
or in any way disposed of The line
is already built from Boston, New
York. Baltimore. and Philadelphia,
to Pittsburg, Dayton. Cincinnati,
Memphis. aud Chicago, and it pro-
poses to pass through here on the
way to st. Louis. 1t is expected that
the line will be opened in July for
business. When the completion be-
c9mes serious, we suspect the West
ern Union will sc gobble F" the new
line in spite of I" every precaution."
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-06-08

Col. JOHNSON, Chairman of the
Committee of Arrangements for the
Centennial Anniversary of the day
on which DANIEL BOONE first stood
upon the banks of the Kentucky Riv-
er, became Disguised with the indif
ference of the people to the memory
of their great progenitor, and aban
doned the project. In announcing
this numiliating result, Col. JOHNSON
tells some very amusing things. He
says: lesf
We regret to state that, with the
exception of three or four earnest
gentlemen, who seem equally interest
ed with ourselves, we found a degree
of apathy such as we have never seen
manifested IN regard to any public
occasion. Even in the committee,
which had been selected with a view
to the intelligence and standing Of the
gentlemen, we found some who raised
objections to Boone's moral character.
and expressed their unwillingness to
do anything to magnify the name of a
fellow who had left his wife for ten OF
fifteen years to come West and fight
Indians.
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OFFICIAL.
TPUBLrc No. Sc !.

La,Cs Passed By the Third Session Of
the F0rtieh Congress.
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LOANS AND TREASURY NOTES.

For necessary expenses in carrying
into effect the several acts of Con-
gress authorizing loaus and the issue
OF treasury notes, one million two
hundred and fifty Thousand dollars.
I A 70 u
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For the survey of northern and
northwestern lakes, one hundred
thousand dollars: Provided, That
any surplus charts of the northwest
ern lakes may be sold to navigators
upon such terms as the Secretary of
War may prescribed.
To procure a survey and report for
repairing wharf at the site Ior the
navy yard on the river Thames, near
New London, Connecticut, decided to
the United States for naval purposes.
ten thousand dollars; but no further
amount shall be contracted to be paid
for this purpose.
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[PUBLIc No. Sc -
An Act making appropriations for
sundry civil expenses of the Gov
eminent for the year ending June
thirtieth, eighteen hundred and
seventy and Tor other purposes.
Be it enacted by the Senate and
House of Representatives Of the
United States of America in Congress
assembled, That the following sums
be, and the same are hereby, apprO-
priated, for the objects hereinafter
expressed, for the fscal year ending
the thirtieth June, eighteen hundred
and seventy, viz. 5000
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uns Bios in @emdasbduiern eebeiben fbnnen, mus
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tie Die Srau am @ai6Suber oen l1uterbalt fir Die
aus adt Ginoern beitebenbe Sanile oerbienen, bon
oenen i'm 2oufe Der 3eit orei itorben.
gbe!ide 3riite, Die bon 1eintr Sete nidt ielteu in
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un0 6aB tie ebr bGuf9 porfdnlen beSeuaen Die Wad)=
barn nno 5aus9enpen. lleber Die Scenen, tpelfe
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sineen. lit nur oas 5Olsenoe befannt:
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trunten belmgetommen, nno lelne GbeIrau bate
ibm Den ginIoB in ibr S6iafSimmer pertueibert,
uno er muBte tpdbreno Der 9iad9t orouBen bleiben.
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Der SbIre iiben ieben. @esen ubr Woreens b6r,
te Serr SuffeD. tpelder on Maber bas 3imnler per=
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lfailboot in Den JlrB hir3te. Selo erid9ien iein
&opf tpleoer ilber Dem g8aer uno trteb am 9inter=
tbeile oes Yotes porbei mo- Elm Brett ibm Susemor=
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tommen. Qlls Serr OuieD 5uridtebrte, lab er, lpie
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baben.
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Sie raoifale Bartlett tuirh auf cine laGerli9e
grubc Qeitcllt.

Ser raoitale Garl G6ier idreibt BON @abinston
aus an Die .sleue 8elt":
~Oie bielise rabifale Yart6ei bat MIR burd Die
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-5olpen nno anoere Siibrer i'm Staotrot6 aus Yrin=
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llBt aus olelem @runoe ene grobe 8ppuIGritdt uno
sinen ,ercBen ginhuB i'm GonereB alein es fam
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rat9 neblt Dem Siaot. WtaDor mur0en CUR Seier Der
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or. Somen nebit elmer NnSabl BON IRitglieoern oes
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obne irgeno einen gnprud bes 9otepirtbs eir1=
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sleser Saton Dollars piiarire uno ibm iaate, oab
er l) BON Der Delegation trennen unb beon0ers los
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lf)feiten 3u MAIDEN. Sod Solmes interpenirte,
nabnl ben yteser nit l in oaliebe 9otel Der 9ele=
cation nno oa Der 9ame oes 9iegers trob Iener of
ficieaen &apaeitGt als Mit9lieo bes eineelaoenen
Staotratbes i'm Sotel. .EesiIter eeitriden tuurDe,
tbeilte Sr. SoImes iein 3mmer uno Gstt nit Dem
y}eeer. am Sage Der sSelerdfeit perlieB Die 0ele=
cation obne ben ye9er beimi2 bsn 6eitplab Dor Der
3eit, nabm ibr Siner unb reiite ab uur Somes
bIieb Dem yieser treu uno belt 5u bm: 0isie See
ne, pelbe pon Cation uno 9olmes publeirt lporoen,
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bat oen guien Grtols. oaB Ole 9ppocren, luelde oas
yrnSlp MIR als Wtasfe uno Ole 9teger nur als Wit=
tel sur grlangung BON Iemtern miBbrauben, De-
mastlrt unb fur immer ban!irt iino.
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Sob eincs ausge;ciGucten ScntIden.

ST.. 5. q, Sc blin9 lit am 0onreritas i'm Saus
Ie leines Sobnes in grootlpn, 81. g., ieinen 2eiben
erlegen. Gr bate lld DOE etlpa Drei ySOden cine
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mubte gu Der g8unoe trat Der Brand bin5u uno
mad)te eine SetIung unmogltdD.
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Sanger1auleu i'm ShiringiId)en aebpren. gr oe=
mob eine lorgfdltioe Grjiebun9, beludte oas @pm=
nulium in Wtagoeburg uno ipGter Die popednllde
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oien rat er in Den Staatsoenit llber uno or6eitee
orei Sabre lang in Weipbalen. Sarauf ipanoerte
er 25 Sabre alt nnd 2meritu aus NO er lid suer1t
in Yittsbura in Yennppanien neoerleB 9ier
be9riinoets er einen Gubm als elmer Der e. ten Nr
iteften Dieles Continents. Seine eriten QBerte ma,
rem Die Gana!bauten am Seaper Giper in Sbio.
5p6ter panote er lid fat ausihlieBtitb Dem YlI
fenbau 5u ino senob balo oen Jtuf Oes erIten 8ru=
denbeunleiiters. Sje bon ibm gebaitten Sriden
lino ldmmtlid) Sdnsebriden, welde, DIT unter ben
Idmiargen 0erbGltniIlen un0 an DEN gefabrDoa=
item Stelen aufeebrt, ourd) i6re fiibne Gonitrut=
ton uub sueeid9 ourd, ibre poltommene Siberbeit
ole Yemunberun9 ntt0t nur BON Saien, ionoern
aud) aler Sahbertdnoigen Der ctpilirten gBelt er=
rest baben. Seine erite Bride mar Die iiber ben
Quee6anp &ioer, iueide I'M 28nter bon lS44 ouf
1916 erbaut nuroe. Inter leinen fDgeuoen Sauten
no Die beriibmteten Die griden iiber Den Utonon=
sabsa in Yttsburg, bic yiasara Bride, nit elmer
Spannung bon S25 5ub QS55 pollenoet,) uno Die
Bride iber ben Sbto IN Cincinnati nit elmer Span'
nung BON 1905 JuB l667 DouenoeD. 3ur 3e1t lel=
nes Sooes mar er nit Den 8orbereitunsen Su Der
Gait Jiper Bride beldfti8t, pehe lein beoeuteno=
ties g8ert su uerOen periprdbt. 2eoer lit bm niht
uereOnnt, ieine sroBartsen Yldne. pelde Die aner=
fennung aler GommiNi0nen gefunoen baben, benen
Die Yrufung oerelben Dblag, pollenoet Su ie6en.
Ood ioeroen iie obne 3peiIel in isinen ansaben
uno tpie es bsibt, our2 ieinen GObn aussefabrt
weroen.
| GERM &Dblins's SOP er3eust cine Side, melds
nur lper ausSufiilen ein oiirte, mas bel Dem ltets
re9en llnternebmun9s9eiIt Der Mmerifaner tt be:
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1843-1871, 1869-07-29

Cine 9eutid1amerifaneri Namens 2oui
ie 3ensler lit Die Sdnaerin, nit melder iidb Dor ei
niger 3eit Gr :a0nig sSeroinano BON Yortusal NOR
ganatll4 perDeiratbete; es mar ni6t Die Sdn5erin
SannD Glsler, nit ueld9er, pe es ert beB oeie Gbe
eingegan9en worOen lpar. 2ouiie 5ensler mar Die
wanoerten oeutI6en Sanoperfers; ibrer ia6nen
Stimme megen, ians lie leit Dem Sabre 1850 in Der
SOuib Gburcb Der Staot i'm Gbor NIT. Hei1e
Simmer Der gemeinbe lieBen bas Wtdoden, 10 gut es
in amerlta gins, ausbiloen. SIN Sabre 1858 oebut=
trte lie in Bolton nit @rfols uno ains BON oa mad
@urOpa, nm iid neiter aus5ubiloen. Spdter ge.
men in europa; tie macbte Spar nlht ioldes isuro.
re luie cine Yatti Melipn H. tu., seuann aber oas
4erS uno Die 5ano zines ebemal9en portusslilden
aoniss, Der pon Saus aus, als cobur9 -sotbaii6e,
ASrini 10 oeutldl ut rpie eine iebiae 6rau.