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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-04-26

FOR BLACK WORMS AND PIMPLES
on the face, use PerTy's C,7nctf0ne and Ji7n-
pte RemedD4 prepared only Dy itr. i. q.
PERRY. 40 Bond street, New York. Sold
everywhere. The trade supplied by whole
Sd. e medicine dealers. LInhi7 d5fn ,w3m
no REMOVE MOTH PATCHES,
Frecklas, and an from the face use Per-
TY's Moth and FrecEls Loti283. Prepared
onty by Dr. B. q. PERRY. sold by all drug
gisis. nhlS dom ,W3n9-sp n
d0;h Patches FFeCkies q Tan.
r The ONLY RELIABLE REMEDY .fol
nose BRowF DIscoLoRAII0Es on the lace
EegT1'S Moth and HyscELe Lotion. Pre-.
.ared only by DR.. r. @. PERRY, 20 Homo
'treet, New York sold every where.
7sr2s dsn
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Batehalor's Rair Dye.

This splendid Hair Dye is the oest in the
world; the only true and perfect Dye
harmless, reliable, instantaneous; 40 dis
appointment; no ridiculous tints; RENE
lies the i'll effects of Dad eyes; iuyigoTates
ard IenVss the t8air soft aud beautiful
3sEok o. brOsOE. sold by aiI druggists abG
Peffdaleus; and properiy applied at Ia ch-
sior's Wig Factory, no. 10 Bond 5tl eet,
.9w York. iap}9 dty
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-04-26

Death of a Cath olic Priest,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-04-26

FLoRENCE, April 24-The Court of
Appeal has had under consideratien
the penal code for some time. They
have concluded their examination,
and have unanimously agreed upon
the abolition of the death penalty.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-04-26

SUNDAY Nights Dispatches
NsW York City Items.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-01-15

OS~ARD Thus is the titl- OF a new
won,hiv, edited by The fsGsAos writer Csp
tsih MsvD1 Reid AZ writer Of I,uh,
popu'sr literature. C,p, Reid hn. lorg been
kno wn 10 ell iUevn,y sesde.s :, aud his ~ pu.
ts'i"" is asGffeisn' gusrnuiee that o.. war
will we'll repay the attention and money 81
lis patrons. liz sdi'orial jot,ines are we'll
worth the price otthe maesz ne. l, 10 splen.
did'y GOT up. on sxcellen, paper and the frs,
No contains SO pages. 80 c-n's . number;
So 10 yrHr Address g, w. C,rle,on,
PubIisher, 4S7 Broadway. N Y.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-01-15
\
qua RDIAN'S SALE OF LAND.

1
! OTTO l. Is hereby gwen th.i The und.f
~ .lgm-d guardian Of 'he minor hers o.
u: William Cox, dpcea.ed will IN pussusnc.
io' ~ order Vi the cour, ot G mmon Peas
lpt Dubois county. Indiana. cfer for sale q
l2uhhc aorticn o. ,hr prpm's's. on
MONDAY. February 6,h, 1869,
To- ~ ucc,k a. M 'h- ioilo~,n lands and
le.. ssifl- "t his ~s,ds, situated in Ps,okn
Township, Dubious county India NJ, de.crised
as follow :. to wiz
The UNDIVIDED tive eghihs part Of the eos,
h"h OF the sou,h.eas' quarter 81 section No.
twenty. township No.t WI. soW'h OF range
tour west. mud The west ~ Of the OosIh west
qusr,er aud The north W sst ,qnsuer Of shs
south west quarter Il sect mumber TWEEN.
~ one town number two. south range No
tour wet, con,sIping in al two bundled
acres. ,,a.ta, ,n
TERMs-One ihisd cash. balance in two
tqur!. payments In twelve aud eighteen
mcrihs, with mates u in'erast, waving vHl.
u"'ion,snd apprais'nent IN WI, with freehold
sufe,ies approved nv the Qua Isu.
48g B B. EDMONSTON, Guardian
+. S.-A, The same time, and place. and
upon the seme ,erms, tie heiss OF the said
William Cox who have arrived al the eye
Of Swtniy.""e years, vail SER iheir interest
in aud TO the sbove describ bed real estate :,
the SAME being the undivided three. eightbs
onv' thereof tltl n444thN.
WILLIAM A TRAITOR, Ati'y.
Jsu 8. 1904
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VrcK's CATALoGrE.-L Lovers of tht
beautiful flowers. aud delicious vege,
ables, will notice the card OF :us Wick
VI Rochester, ITO days paper. Hi,
catalogue embraces every thing nice
and is all II processes to bc, while hi,
seeds can be relied upon. We oh
tanned selection OF flower and veg
e'abIe seeds from him last year, and
their fruits bore testimony to their OK.
cellence.. Any one wishing to exam
inc HE catalogue can do 50 by calling
ut our Office.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-01-15

OJJosiah Michiyaa Griffin has
tiled his petition in bankruptcy Elk
One would have supposed since lie
drew the Two cakes oil soap at the IN
dianapolls drawing, he wonid have
been enablec to wash enough filth and
manure ont Of His eyes TO have salts
tied his creditors, not to say anything
about "crabs."
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-01-15

0C-A person who met General Bntler o..
New Yesr'- by. s.ked The General: We"
YOU al ,hs White House reception to-day
,Genersli' yes, sir. | was. Iwent 10 pa,
my respects to the President | believe H.
making oficiAi visi's' pleasant meeting!
some ooe wicksdly struck In. Yes. sir; .
very pleasant and cordial meeting. 4 never
|hod a petsonal. quarrel with Mr. Johnson -
Ny unplesssO,ness was political, not per
sonal. don't believe in carrying political
de pm,es into social life This 10 the era OF
peace You demons'ss,e your super,ori,
over come OF our friends, General, by the
course YOU have pursued 10 day Some Of
our modern s'n'esmsn seem unable to dis.
'ingu,sh bei~een Official and. personal in
'e'posed gen,tmsa Perhaps so; per
haps so. sir. A. all events I did what | be.
iievcd right. thought Mr.. Johnson ehouS
have been deposrd. but the Srnste. wiser
than ], thought otherwise. II was no. for
me 70 sci my ssi II higher than the Senate. Say
ing which the General changed the subjec,
to Madeira. and we left.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-01-15

In the Indiana Srna'e the credentials o
William II. Montgomery. Senator elected
rom the counties Of Pike, Dubois and Mar.
'in.io take the place Of the si'ing m ,mber
WHIP vacated hi. position as Senator by the
acce ptsnce Of a FEDERAL appointment were
presented by NJ. Johnson. Of Montgomery
The Senate refused 10 receive the credeD
'irls by a vote Of rs 10 10 The l.cal al
'toei'ies declared n vacancy AID ordered ~
election. without any action by the Gov
er0Or.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-01-15

~ We b,ve received ihr, .,I.iule Corpo
70" for january. "No'hiGg succeeds hike
success" they say, and the "Li,iie Corpo
raj" 10 on illustration Of The truth Of the
saying. II hss an immense cir. ufs, zion,
(nesrlv 100 600; and is Tor eupesior 10 any
other Juvenile Mrgsxine in The world
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vICKs
2IJgAI &B1Ds ggg 1895.


The fist edition Of One HUNDRED THou
SAND OF Vicxs ILLUSTRATED CATAL QUE Of
SEEDS. and GUIDE IN 1Hs Flow gR GAsps,
10 now published. II makes q work vi lOC
'-g's b.aui'fuii, iul,aird. ~,n stnu,
$50 FIrE WooD EsGRAvises OF Flower,
AND VEGETABLES, md 81
ELEGANT COLORED PLATE,
A 30 @ y EFT OF FLOW RS,
IL 10 the most besn'ifu'. Ms well as VI.
most Instructive Fora Gude published, Civ
Y plain end thorough d,rec,ions for The
CULTURE " FLOWERS AKDv VEGETABLES.
The + orr Gu'ds'is puoiI. med Tor ihe D. n.
Ell OF my Customers, 10 whum il is sent IRE.
without application bn, wills be toiwardrl
TO I'll who apply BY mail, for Ten Cents,
which " no' hat 'hr .n~t Address
JAMES WICK. Roch. s,er. n. Y.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-01-15

There ore oGe hundred aud thirty. six
Fpcrso"s 10 Spencer county VINO pay one hun
dfed dollars State und county taxes. The
heaviest Tux dayer is . G Brown. who.e
State and county ,sxes amount TO &SS2 ~
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-01-15

The editor Of the Frankiert YEoMAs
says in reference TO General .Brrckiprldg-:
HE will come 10 Kentucky resiizng that.
politically, his career il closed indie & niteIy
and looking To the bar MS the lid Of HE Ia.
bors and the SOURCE OF his support. Never
sich. his mems now are slender, aud, Tor the
spcupefaiion oi his fortune. exemption from
pablo lite will come gratefully 10 hin
Suggestions Of political sIevs,iop will no;
come ir"m his weil.advi-ed friends. and all
who call themselves such will. we are sa,is.
fed, manifest il most sgreesbly 10 him BY
gard 10 his return indicated BY Us"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1869-01-15

HtGs.-Ten thousand hogs have been
packed this seseon by The the pork mer
chants OF Washington. - Dsviess c.. Dem
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NOTICE

hereby gwen that much Of the Lands and Lots described in
the foregoing Last as be interest
ana charges thereon IRON tc OF sale
DC at Auction. TOWN
Jasper Dubois County, st Monday ot F.,nav
1862 between the hours f 0cock A. oclck PM 81
sad cay III the manner prescribed by law
continued from day to unit! all said lands lots are
Dee. 18th 1868. MARTIN FRIEDMAN A n T.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF La Nd

ADMiNIsTRATU K'S SALE OLA Nd
u, Office is hereby give.. ,..ai the ~ der
4 signed dminislrs,ur. with w III annexed
o. the esta,e Of james Harris. drcpassd, vii
by vif'ue Of IN order OF the Dubois Count,
Co'nmun Pleas Coun, sell st puoiic suciion
On the premises on
SATURDAY. Feb II, 1859,
IN equal undivided Two, birds Of IN. follow.
ing describtd Lands os the eden,, .i,nn,e
10 'he Coonty of Dubois and Safe Of Ind.
ana as follows. viz
The UNDIVIDED two thirds Of the south
eesf quarter Ut the north east qusr,er Of
seci'o" twen'y-nine, and the nonh wei
quarter Of the south wert quarter, snd slso
he north west quarter OF section tw-oN.
eight. sii in townsbip number one, north Of
range number three west, the whole con.
'"iuing tWv hundred and forty acres, more
os less. at-
The land will b. offered in parcels TO sui,
purchasers. nnn 10 b.n, Il, the estate.
TERMS or SALE Oss fourth ~ the pur.
cbsss MONEY ~ be- paid ~ cash, he residue
IN 'qna' psymsn's ~ eight. twelve and
eighties o months. The purchaser giving note
bearing interest from date OF sale. mud wniv
lag vaun ton AID sppr~ismant ", =. secured
10y good 'reeholj sur-iies. Sale 10 CONNIE &C
~ 2 o'c.Ock. P. NJ.
4 THOMAS HARRIS, Adn,'r.
P.S.- SWsh Jane Harrls, tho " idow Of the
licensed. viii IT 'hp same time, plsce. nnd
on the came terms, cell her interest IN the
Lsnds, being her widows share, that - one
, Quai aud undivided mind psyt th.yenf.
AR-H JAkE HARRIS, Widow.
& 7 CIR, .,,mn-y. :.
jan Is lB69-4y .WI
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THOMAS HARRIS. Adn,,r
Notice 40 COnairaCtOrsl

DUBOIS COUNTY JAIL BUILDING,
NOTICE - hereby given that the Com
~ mlssioners of DUBOIS County, IodIa ga
will on
FRIDAY, jan. 20 1860.
s,cot AZ Public Query. u, The door Of ,he
Couri House, ~ Jasper. To The 10 ves, md
best bldd-s, the coD,fsc, Tor the stone, brick
and csrpe Otsr wo'k Tor new Jail building
tor said county. The s'one and brick work
VIII De lei 10 one contract, aud the corpen.
.er wOrs In another.
Plans and epecifcntions Tor said work
mry be seen Al any time at The Auditors
Office Of Dubois county.
u' GERHARD NTEHAUS,
WIN II GREEN,
JOHN MEME.
Caun'y Commissioners.
lam. 8 1893
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SURVEY NOTICE

VNHE undersigo.d win proceed with tho
= COUNTY surveyor of Dubois Ccun,y, on
s fsy 0. Feb. 1869. 10 survey 'he Town
OF Ireland aid Cc'o'- addition .h,vsun,o,
situate ~ section. 10 and 20. town I son,h
'"rg' 6ves'. P'rrons Interested " ~ pIessc
be present. byilUAEGR 9niA
y.A JAMES STEW ARD. Sea. !
LII TAYLOR. W',l
GODFREY YOUNG,
.,, JOHN URICH.
jap. 3D. 1864
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a, Pare blended English Rsce Stallion
"A isom q full bIoodrd Messenger and By
imported AibIon. can be seen a. Jssper.
Dubois county, Ind.. An inierers for sale.
..rr R. NJ WELMAN.
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Fore. OF Mortgage.

RElT KNOWN, That or 'his II h da,
- OF j 'nnsfy. inthe wear 1869. the abnv,
named plaintiff. BY h,s Attorneys. 81. d il
The Office "i the Clerk ot The Circuit Eou,,.
his complaint sg4inst said defendants, in the
above in,iied cause. tcge'hev wi h M HI
dnvlt OF competent person. thar said d..
f"ntsn's Aloi- KodaIis. Louisa Kodaiie, C
] L. Ksidhsr. Ftank Skinner. Joseph B,agy
aud Josrph Skinner. are not residsnts o.
the state Of lnd,ans.
Snid defendants are therefore, hereby no
'if'd OF the fling and prndency o' said con
p'n'n' against them, and thot unless the,
appear aud answer or d1mur therein az Ihs
calling OF ssid Cause ~ The SECOND day o.
i've mex, Term al said Cour,, "a be heyut
aud hid OF the Court House in Jasper. or
he 5h Monday il March. n.xi. .ail com
n's'a'. aud the matters and things therein
contained aud siIsg.de will be heard M q de
tei',i"pd in mir mise nee
HENRY A. HOLTIAUS. CierkD G..
D. Bn, ~ g. T'a,Ir. Au'ys for Prf.
ism 10, 1863
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ADM tNiSrRArOR'S NOTICE
NOTlCEls hereby gwen ,hs, ~. I'M der.
= signed hss bern appointed sd,ninis,ra.
'or. dr bcnis non. 81 the estate of Nrhuln.
'. C"x. late 81 Dubois county, DECEASED
Said es,sse els prnbaht .acivans .a'
Wm. s. CONLEv, Adm'r.
JAMS 1s6.-3
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STATE GF INDIANA, DUBOIS COUNTY, SIS:
l. MARTIN FRIEDMAN. Auditor in and for said comfy do
merely rer'y "a' The foregoing
Witea MANN.
'y the the together with the taxes IL
the current year and interest lty charges thereon
*iTea's on rc'd ~ my Office Witness hand
Cay u december, 1865. MARTIN FRIEDMAN, a. D. G.
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COURT NOTICE.

State OF Indians. Duboi~ County, ss;
In the Circuit Court o. Dubois County. /
The State Of Indiana, M arch Term A. u
1850
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-08-11
Chicago Items.

CHICAGO, Angust10-Th Turner's
assembled at Wright's Grove this
morning, and commenced their en-
livening sports at noon There must
have been from 1900 to 10000 per-
sons present. This evening, at Fest
Hall, the Turners held the Midsum-
mer Nights Festival. The perform
ances were unique and amusing.
An Englishman, named Stowe, who
was adjudged, yesterday. by the Coun-
ty Courtto beibsane, and who was to
be taken to the Jacksonville Insane
Asylum this forenoon, committed
suicide in a cell In the jail last night,
by hanging himself The body was
first discovered about six o'clock this
morning.
A man named Theodore, a mer-
chant, committed suicide last night.
He had got into financial difficulties
and his stock Of goods were, yester-
day, seized.
The picture frame factory of Teft
& Schwarb to * fire about one o'clock
this morning, and, with the contents,
was totally destroyed. Loss about
$4,000, with an insurance for half
the amount.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-08-11
Earnings of the Central Pacific
Railroad.

NEW YORK, August 10.-The earn
ings of the Central Pacific Railroad
for July were $4,000 an increase of
$25, 600 over the month of june, not
withstan nding the successful reduction
of the rates Of freight and passenger
transportation. f-...s-
The results of the operations of the
first three months since the connec-
ton ofthe Easternuhnes, show a reve-
nue. at the rate Of seven millions per
annum, of which three millions is the
net earnings This company did not
find it necessary to issue the full ez-
tent of the first mortgage bonds au-
thorized. Their annual interest and
liability on the whole bonded debt
falls little short Of million.
New YoRK, August 10-The Presi-
dent and Secretary Fish left last eve-
ming for Washington. g EsrlEftsss -
In the Superior Court, Judge Cor
doza. yesterday, delivered an opinion
in the case of certain parties against
the Merchants Union Express Com
pany, argued before him three months
since. denying the application to re-
move Mr.. Allen, the Receiver, and
appoint a successor.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-08-11
CONDENSED TRLEGRAMs.


The siamese Twins arrived IN New York
on Monday night. a aa
Brick Pomeroy, it is said, intends to run
for State Senator next Winter. 81 ,eu-g
The steamers Java and Colorado have
arrived at New York. s.lf ssa
One of the 1Eest soldiers monuments in
the State, was dedicated at Plymouth,
Massachusetts, 90 Monday. 8 s E1F
An Omaha dispatch of Monday s says that
seventeen car loads of butter were sent TO
California by train to-day. .-l-r-
The United States Monitor Dictator ar
rived at New York City yesterday, trom
Philadelphia. foaA
Pile driving aud the construction OF the
work neee: sary for the siEking Of piers,
was commenced yesterday on the bridge
to cross the river at St. Louis.
After reaching a depth of S,sl8JS feet, the
County Court HIS ordered the final stop
page OF the boring OF the artesien well at
the Insane Asylum at s.. Louis.
The steamer Cleopatra, from Montreal.
was totally wrecked of Terepassy, New
foundland. The passengers and crew
were saved.
A painter named Koch fell from a scaf
fold in Cincinnati, on Monday. a distance
OF thirty feet and received injuries that
win probably prove fatal.
Philip Anders, the youthful scuiptoI.
was thrown from a buggy in Ctnctpnott nj
10 O'Clock on Monday night. and IviIIed IN
stantly, his neck being broken.
A meeting of railroad managers was
heia In Boston, yesterday, to take action
relative TO the competition in freight to
the West. -
An attempt was made, on Monday eve
ming, to burn the boarding house of the
Young Ladies' Seminary, at Windsor
Conn, but the flames were distinguished
before much damage was done. This is
the fifth ineendiary fire in Windsor.
DR.. Goldmarck, who was. implicated in
the revolutionary affairs OF 1878, and some
time ago Returned to his native land. has
entered into a contract with The Hunga-
rian Minister, for the defence of the coun-
try, for the manufacture of ten million
cartridges for the Hanved army.
The body of man, name "a E. II. Hoyt
formerly Of New York, out lately from
California, wes found dead in his room, in
St. Louis, on Monday, ne having commit
teo suicide by taking Iaudstnum.
man named John Empte was run oveI
and Killed, near JenninS;s' Station. a few
miles from st. Louis, en- the North Mis-
souri, Railroad, on Monday morning II,
was drunk.
IaThe steamship San Jacinto. from New
York for Savannah vent osbo~a ~
Rogers Isiaha' Monday morning. Pas
sengers ana crew safe. If the weather
holds good, she VIII get of in a few days
The Wall Street brokers were sentenced
for usury yesteJ day, by Judge CORDOBA. Il
pay fines ranging from $3.50 to $500, and tvv,
cases to Imprisonment in the city prisoy
for i've and te days respectively.
The Cuban Junta have received authori
ty from President Cespedes to issue letter
OF marque as soon as they are sure III
Cubans have seaport 1t Is expected tw
vessels VIII soon be commissioned. 1t
also reported that 100 men win soon star
for Cuba.
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The report that the work on the
extension of the Indianapolis and
Vincennes Road to Cairo has been
suspended is entirely unfounded. The
engineers are now at work making
surveys, profles and estimates, and
they are strongly backed by the Penn
sylvania Central. This extension is a
fixed fact.-Etate Sentinel
The report that the work had
stopped was certainly correct. The
rumor that the suspension would re-
suit in the Abandonment of the en-
terprise may be incorrect. We hope
it is. We desire to see the road COM
pleted at an early day. a1lt g1
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The SuSquehanna Railroad
ImbrOgliO.
The Situation Becoming
Highly Interesting
A Forward Movement.
The Armies Facing Each
Other.
Earnings of the Central
Pacific Railroad.
The Turner'S Festival.
Interesting Foreign News.
Washington Intelligence.

CINCINNAF1, August 10. - The
weather yesterday And this morning
was clear. Thermometer 680 in the
morning, 780 at noon, 790 in the even
ing. This morning at 3 o'clock it was
64o. er a-.re.T ....-
Prof. j. Locke reports the totaity
Of the eclipse at Nicholasviile, KY,
as commencing at 5:22, and ending at
5 5:25; duration three minutes.
Prof Campbell, New Albany, Ind,
the total obscuration at :26; dura-
tion two minutes. Also, three spots
and central group of the same OF
the suns disc. The Thermometer
sank from 750 TO $40.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-08-11
Wabash College,
CRAWFORDsVILLE, INDIANA.

THIS INSTITUTION OPENS ITS
n Th1rty-sixth AunuaI Session on We'd
nesdays Septembe ber Sth, 1869. Ample facil-
tiles are furnished young men to pursue
the classical and scientific courses Of study.
IN the Academ5c Department young men
are htted for College. Among the studies
taught in this last named department are
complete courses In Arithmetic, Algebra,
housekeeping, Physical Geography. Ply.
SloiOgy. Rhetoric, &C, &c.
The instructors In the College aret
Rev. j. 4. Tuttle, ID, President, and
professor OF Moral and Intellectual PHI
losOphy;
E o. Hoyey, M. A, Professor of Che1nis-
try and Geology;
z. Mills, NJ. A, Professor OF Greek Lam
guage, &c;
;. 5. Thomson, NJ. A, Professor OF Latin
Language, &c;
]. L. Campbell, N. A., Professor of hath-
ematies, Natural Philosophy, and AstTon-
". G. White, NJ. A., Professor OF Rhet-
orlc, German and French Languages;
~. a. Bassebt, M. A, Principal OF Pre-
paratOry Department:
IL Il. Thomson, A. b., and NJ. M. Whit
Information and Catalogues sent upon
appllcatlon. A. THOMSON,
augB Treas. Wabash College.
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The effect of the French cable !

The effect of the French cable is
manifest. The managers of the An
glo-American cable announce another
reduction OF rates. which went into
effect yesterday. Seventy five cents
per word for the first ten words. and
twenty-fiv cents for each extra word,
is the new tariff. Two or three years
hence, when Atlantic cables arc as
numerous as the lines of steamers
now crossing its bosom, telegraphing
will become the cheap and favorable
method of epistolary communication.
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The Southern railroad saYyey.

CINCINNATI, August 10.-Wm. A.
Gum, Chief Engineer Of the South
ern Railway, commences the survey
Of the road tomorrow. One corps Of
his engineers, under f. S Wallace,
will commence at Lexington and
come north. Another corps under
w. @. Crozier, will commence at Wal
ton Station, on the Louisville Short
Line, and proceed toward Lexington
to meet the first named party. The
route VIII pass by Georgetown, Scott
County. aud Williamsport, Grant
County, and IS expected to be twenty
miles shorter than the Kentucky Cen.
trail. The survey will be completed
In two months. In the meantime the
able Engineer, Ernst Ruhe. will make
q tour Of observation In Tennessee,
commencing at chattanooga
The Internal Revenue collections
in the Second District were one
million dollars for the last three
months.
Rev. VIM. Hooker died il his pull
pit, on Sunday, Of heart disease, in
his own church, in Larwell, Ind.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-08-11

THE following officers comprise the
committee of arrangements for the
coming meeting of the Army Of the
Tennessee, iD louisville: Gen. w. Q.
Gresham, of New Albany; Col. Nc
Quiddy and Suygeon d. w. Yodg6s,
of New Albany; General Benjamin
Spooner, of Lawrenceburg; General
Geo. F. McGinnis. of Indianapolis;
Col. Michael g. CARRIER, of Madison;
Colonel James Keigwin, of Jefferson
Vile.