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The Elk County advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Pa.) 1868-1883, 1869-07-23

TUr Copperhoads, at the recent election
in Virginia, 'on and succeeded in elcciing
scgo"i' negroes to tho Legislature in tina, State
By way 4 returning the compliment many o.
tie i4r4ies voted the Copparhead State Tick ct
ana gave that party majority in both
branches OF The Legislature. Truly the world
r:oygs.
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DIED.

In Ridgway, June Goth, of disease of the
brain, DORA only daughter Of Rev. /. Little,
aged four years aud eight months.
VALUABLE PINE LANDS FOR SALE.
The valuable Pine Timber lands know as
the HOWE, BLAKE, & Co, lands, about
500 acres, lying on B'yson Run, and Mil
Greek, in Clarion and jefferson counties, and
FOR sale--wiIl b, sold in one lot, or in lots Of
reason hle size to suit purchasers
Terms l-iberal Apply TO the
subsc. iber a: American House BrOokville, Pa
HARRISON BLAKE.
Brookvlle, July 10, 1869. r35m3.
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THE ADVOCATE has the largest circulation in
the county, and il the best advertising medium
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Z L i G mt SLEEPING CARS
On all Night Trains.

ON and aftef MONDAY. NOV. 25ih.
" the trains on the Philadelphia & Erie
Railroad will run Us follows
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RAILROADS.
PHILADELPHIA g. ERIE pAtIRoAD
WINTER TIME TABLE.

Thiough and Dtrest Route je,igcea
Fh'5ddelphio, Baltimore I1,y,S-
bury, lN3ia',sY,of, ANIL Ha
q R b A r ON ron
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TELsaRAPH sUMmARY.


a convention Of shakers numbering
sixty. delegates, Of both sexes. met in Bos.
ton on Saturday, aud listened to a number
OF addresses OF their belief
Kate Fisher. the actress, charged with
stealing a watch from woman named
Bevins. in New YORK, mas been discharged
Judge shandley dtsmisslng the case.
Prince Louis Ferdinand de Bourbon was
Tnarried TO senerita Hannel, of Havana
on Friday. by Rev. sDr. Wiseman, IN St
Peters Church, New York. They were
married a Eew weekssince by q Police Jus
tiesfg E#
Two rich brothers named Young, living
in Hunterdon County, New Jersey, were
recently sentenced to two years in the
State Prison for KIeptomania, they having
stolen nearly all the turkeys in the neigh
borhood. ra
The brig Morancy arrived atGay's Point,
on Friday from Porto Cabello. When
leaving that port she was fred at from
the fort, first with blank cartridge, then
with round shot, whtch struck her amid-t
ships, and went throtgh the bulwarks, Du
did no other damage
suit is again brought in the Second Dis
triet Cour Of Eouisiana on behalf OF nu
merous petitioners ,re-cor testing he valid
ity u The title Of Mrs. Myra Clark Gaines
10 properties IN New OrIeans and the State
of Louisiana, held by the petitioners and
claimed by Mrs Gaines. Petitioners ask
a revocation of the decree admitting to
probate tne pretended Will OF Daniel Clark
OF July 18th. 1873
The Free Religious Association held a
largely attended msetiug on Saturday in
Boston. Addresses were made by Rev. o.
b. rockingham, DR.. Etlanger of New
York. editor of the J. aotsI Times; Rev.
Jesse FL. Jones, Rev. Francis Abbot Ralph
Waldo Emerson, Mrs. Julia Ward Howe
Colonel Higglnson, and many other~, and
without any business action the meeting
adjourned.
Reports from Lake sibley state that
party of Sioux and Cheyenne Indians at
tack ed Scandinavian Colony southwest
OF that place. on the 28th, killiug five of
the colony, butthey were driven Off after
hard hghung. Considerable excitemeat
exists on the Republican River. Several
settlers have been killed in the past few
days. 1t is stated that two men lately
from Sidney, iowa, were among them.
An exparte application was made on
Friday mori ing, to Judge Clark, in the
supreme Court of New York, by Counsel
On the part Of john :. Prouty and otheT
holders and owners of guaranteed, or con-
struction stock In the Michigan Southern
and ortheTn Indiana Railroad Company,
TO the amount Of some millions, for a tenn
porary injunction, restraining the Direct
Ors and lie Grand L .ckwood, the Treasur-
or, from selling or in any mann dispos-
ing Of The property, franchise, or securities
of this Company until the plaintiffs snail
be paid ali arrearages Of interest on their
shares. +
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Sunday Nights Dispatches.
Decoration of Soldiers
Graves.
News by Atlantic Cable.
cess
Interesting Foreign News
by steamer.
Foreign News.

New YoRK, May 30.-The Herald
has q special cable dispatch dated
London, tile 29th, which states
that at a meeting of the Jockey Club
to day. sir Joseph Hawley' 5 motion to
prohibit the racing of two year olds
before the first of j uly of each year,
was lost.
Mr. Forrester's compromise resolu
ton prohibiting such racing before
the first Of May Of each year, was car
ried. This is regarded as the greatest
reform the turf mas experienced for
years n regard to the circulation of
thorough breds and the morality of
the racing community.
George Peabody sailed IN the Scotia
from Liverpool O-d y for New ork.
NEW York, May 30-The steamer
Alaska, from Aspiuwali, 22d, arrived
with $l84,549 Ia treasure.
DR. Long, the American Consul,
had entered on his functions at Pan
anna.
The smallpox has broken out on
4 the British steamer CameIon, four
teen cases having been report d.
TIE State of Panama WIS quiet.
Mosquera, the candidate for the
Presidency of Columbia, was gaming
ground, and would probably be
elected s
The Columbian Senate was discuss
ing the Isthmus Canal question.
/ The President expressed a great
desire to have the treaty with the
| United States on that subject recon
sidered. #e tE
Many Senator's favored giving the
canal grant to private company
rather than allow it to pass into the
hands OF foreign government.
A proposition has been made to
make Panama the capital of the Re-
public.
General Fitzpatrick, American Min.
lister to Chill, was in Lima, en- route
for his post.
The report that Bolivia threatened
the invasion of Peru was false, anC
the fears of war between the two
countries had completely died away
The yellow fever on the Soutf
American coast has considerably
abated.
The revolution in Guatemala has
been foiled. The leaders were de-
feated and their troops dispersed.
The yellow fever was raging at SaI
Jose, In Salayada. ess.'A
The volcano of Iscalo was in activl
eruption, and enormous streams o
lava were pouring into the plain
The breaking out of the volcano wa:
preceded by several shocks of al
earthquake, before reported, which
: were felt throughout the country.
: The Costa Rican Congress met OF
the 1st of May. The President
q message declares the -eeuatfy tran
: gull and prosperous. On the 5tI
S Congress declared Don Jesus Jemen
$ ez elected President, and be was Ia
!, stalled on the Sth.
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jl0SETAgi < COMMERCIAL
Sem lOrk Naraat.

1 ~ Telegraph.l NEW YoRE. May e9.
All ss-Potash quiet, at 81 62as 90; pearl
ash uult.
/ for mfddfiug uptaH ds.
LoUR- 90 l0c better, with fair demand
for ehippiug grades sales OF $500 barrels z [
50 40G Is for superaue state ana w Western:
S6 O5a6 ~ for com mon to choice extra state /:
50 80 06 50 for extra Western; 81 S097 70 tor
good 10 choice white wheat extra; SO 2O4
2 % iof common 10 nOIc6 a. II. O.; 81 0U11
: W Tor common TO fair extra St. Louis;
Ssglz Tor good DO, closing steady !.
Included IN the sales are 5 O00 bal-
rels of extra State tor export,
a. s6 25. part for delivery. California fl0ur
rather more steady: sales of 5000 barrels al
So 0e7 IS Ry e -four quiet and declining;
sa les OF 100 barrels at S4 75066O
CORN y EAL Quiet
WHISKY Dull. neavyand lower: sales of
10 trrels II w esterii 81 OlNI W fer free.
MHEAT-tSecet pts, 1882 bushels; lc
spring; sales OF 10000 bushels at 81 42aI 48
Tor No. Spung uelive.e 81 AZ for No. /
DO delivered; 81 70 for white Michigan.
RYE-Dull.
BARLEY-N Nominal
BARLEY MALT-NomtnaI.
IoRn-RecelpJ~, $50 bushels; heavy aud
at oO97oc or new mixed W es ern, via the
canal, 7o063c via railroad, soc for kiln
ofled, &nd Soc Tor new Western yellow. q
OATS-Receipts, S9,6u bushels; opened
firm, and closed heavy and declining:
saies OF 80 000 bushels at 77SS78c for West .rn
a1oat and 7754c for do in store
RICE Quiet.
CoFFEE-Duu.
sue AR-sleady; sales Of $50 hhds. Cuba
at lI3sgl22zc.
Mol 3 -Es-DulI.
PETRoLE I'M Steady at 301zc for refined
1doP5 Quiet at 6G I4c for American.
LEATHER - Hemlock sole selling freely
at previous prices.
Wool = Quiet and dropping; sales of
ZluO0 pounds at 50954c or domestic fleece /
OUc Tor pic z-locz, 67N6715c for Canada
eomblngs, 39G4Ic for pulled, 24032c for
-T931aIs-zLtnseed firm and quiet.
col 0tNIe1t 3t7, Ifmer; sales of $50 barrels at
e3L i, -21oA ~ Tor new mess: S3t 00u3I 10 fDl
oiu t,, 40. 20 9026 90 for prime SS 08@2S Is
., I lBEEiEBt--oteady! 81 sales of 1000 barrels At
new extra mes. w AoA
IIERCE BEEF Dull: salez Of 30 tierces at
- y gzo 20 fer prime mess; Sc S0q732 00 far /
BEEF fIA5Is-oteady; sales OF go Dssr.s..-
at S25 0u6g3 %
CUT ATEATs-Steady; sales of l 70 packages
1254tdl3c for shoulders; 10 l6c for hams
MIDDLES- Quiet; sales of $50 boxes at
l63sc for short ribbed; l61@c for long gear.
LARD - Decidedly frmer. sales of 200
tierces a. 1Sai91zc, but chiefly At 1g1zc Tor
steam; 1870 i9hc for Kettle rendered; also,
sales OF 90 tierceS of steam, seller June
and July, al l9140l9l4e.
BUTTER-36c tor Ohio 36d38 for state.
CHEESE-FIrm at l7az2Ic.
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The extensive use of these Watches for
the last fifteen years by Railway Conduct
ors. Engineers, and Expressmen, the most
exacting of watch-wearers, has thoroughly
demonstrated the strength. steadiness. du-
rability, and accuracy of the WaIsnam
Watch. TO satisfy that class in ali these
respects is to decide the question as 10 the
real value of these timekeepers.
The superior organization and great ex.
tent OF the Company's Works at Wallham
enable them to produce watches combin
ing the best and latest improvements, and
at a price which renders competition
futile; and those who buy any other
watch merely pay from . 10 so per cent.
more for their watches than is necessary.
For sale or all dealers.
No watches retaiIed by the Company.
ROBBISs d APPLETON,
GESERAI AGENTs,
Is2 BROADWAY, NEW YoRK.
rah10 dSw (Mon, " ed, FIi). w8t
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EVANSVILLE IND. MONDAY. MAY 81 1869

once vested, could be taken away by
due process OF law, and that the power
attempted to be conferred on the Gov
ernor, by the acts of the Legislature,
to set aside registration for frauds, ir-
regularities or other cause, is. a judi
cial power, which cannot be conferred
or exercised by the Executive of this
State, and for that reason all his acts
and proclamati6ns in setting aside
registrations In counties, and parts of
counties, are absolutely null and void,
and holders of certificates granted by
the previous registration commits
sioners are entitled to vote By reason.
of the same. Judge Shaekelford de-
livered seperate opinion concurring
with this decision, but went further
and attempted to justify his opinion
in the case of Redly VS.. Sherbrook.
holding franchise acts Constitutional.
Other Judges reversed in this case
the question of Constitutionality of
several franchise acts.
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LamisriIla narker.

BY Telegraph LoUIsvILLE. May g.
FLoUR-Steady superfine 81 70; fancy
s. %. A No l So ..
WHEAT-Sl 20.
CORN ShelIed, in bulk, Coo
RYE-SI Is.
OATs-In bulk csc.
RYE MALT-Sl 50.
CORN MALT 81 10
OAT MALT-Soc.
CANADA MALT-S2 50.
SUGAR-Prime l415c.
COFEE-Rio, prime 2515c.
MOLASSES - New Orleans, prime Toe,
sorghum soc.
PRovIsEoNs-Qu.et best prime mess pork
SSI so; bacon, shoulders l3Lc: clear rib
1614c; clear sides I7c; hams, fancy sugar
cured I9c.
LARD-in tierces 1SJZc.
HAY-On the W arr S2L so for choice
Il notify.
PDTAToEs- Old 81 s.. new 81 co.
CANDLES-i2 OF. l514c.
CoTToN : Quiet aud steady; ,low, mid
235s; ordinary 221s.
BAGGING-2 pounds Kentucky D. q u Z.
FEATHERS-Prine SIC.
Wool Unwashed Sic.
HIGHwINEs-Free 81 Ol.
CEMENT 81
CORN MEAL-Bolted loose 75c, kiln dried
81 90.
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drove off Robinson was about ha Il
/ way from the gate to the house, The
next day he went to Robinsen's store
| and he confessed that he was at Nc
| Connell's at about 8 o'clock. 3A
The next witness-Mrs. Maheny--
testified that about 8 O'clock on the
morning of the murder she saw Rob
lnson on the pavemens inside OF Me-
| Connells yard she saw him come out
| of the gate, and turn north on the
street; did not see him afterwards. 4
Al the cross examination Mrs Ma
hony said she was positive that the
man she saw was Robinson, and not
Edward Mcconnell. M -
The Court then adjourned until
this morning.
The sixth day of the Mcdonnell
murder trial opened this morning at
8 O'Clock.
VIM. Ell. Barnes, one of the prison
er's counsel, was introduced as a wit
ness for the prosecution. he said he
was present at the CoroBer's inquest
held on the body OF General, McCon-
sell, and was clerk of the jury, with
the consent of the Coroner; in his
presence the prisoner was produced
document shown witness Is the depO
sition of the prisoner, and was writ
ten by witness in the prisoners pres
ence, and was read over to him before
he signed it; he was requested to cor
rect It if wrong; he made one or two
corrections. aud was not allowed
others which he wished to make
The counsel for the people offered
Do wha a4n II Nv
prisoner before the Coroner's inquest.
The counsel for the prisoner objected
to its admission as evidence.
Mr. Morrison. for the people, con
sidered that this co-cailed deposition
was simply offered as voluntary
statement made at the inquest by the
accused; that he was not prisoner,
and testified without objection.
The contested point was discussed |
at considerable length by both coun-
sci before the disposal OF thequestiou.
The Court adjourned to ! 30
A report reached here by special
dispatch that about half the town of
cane last night. Brick aud wooden |
houses alike were prostrated or I'M |
rooted. The water tank, wind mill |
and buildings Of the railroad com
pany were blown down. The damage |
is immense. There are no particulars
as to the loss of life or personal in
juries. received.
b. Chaddick, young lad, com
ted suicide III Fulton, Illinois, a
few days since. This is the third |
boy that has committed suicide in
the same town.
Immense preparations have bean in |
progress to day for decorating the sol |
diers' graves to morrow. II
Postmaster Eastman, of this city.i
this morning appointed B. White, an
educated young colored man, native |
of Chicago, 10 a clerkship in the
Office. This is the first appointment |
of the kind in the West.
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Public Auction.
EETHE gNDEsk@EGNEEA NKIE.E. SCI

b at public auction, on
IL u X DAY, j Uh f 7TH, at AN
AT their place. Ou The PLANK road, one mile
from the court house first brick yard on
said Ioad), the following named articles,
sOoa9 good bricks, $50 cords of wood
5 tons Of hay, Wagons l cart / draw i
ptoW, D horses, mule, and All the utensils
belonging to good bIick-yard.
At the same time we will sell at auction
is acres of land, with a good dwelling
mouse, containing six rooms, and a brick
shop, on the premises.
The terms OF the sale of the real estate
VIII be made known on the day OF tue
sue.
Ierlas for the sale of personal property:
All sums under $50, cash; or q ) sums over
F5O, SIX months credit. with interest will
De gwen, the purchaser giving his notes
with security, Wafvinx relief fr4as.A- A----i.
tlon or appraisen4ry1RGE THUM EIER.
HENRY RA I'M
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Chlcago Market.

By Telegraph CHICAGO May 20.
FLoUR-L Low to med urn grades spring
ex ras ii nm; /; sales Al 81 95 t6 p.
WHEAT-Act1ve and unsettled sales Of
\ o. al 81 l715aI t-15: No. , at IL I215tai l3,
sci ser June, ma 81 I5Ld I5L5. cash, cos
ing duh at 81 l5uI I514gI l519 +: this alter
noon No. , was duh al 81 i5gl l514, ca b.,
a q ST. l214ml ~, seller June
CORN Active, and La 1ac higher; sales
of NO at 671a gdSc; No At 5S54 959c; re-
jected 540 51ac; no grade 4lM42c, c OsIng at
6S15a 6S54c 10 No. l, and 5S1495S12c for No.
.; unchanged this atternO j
OATS Active, and I5t0szc Etg ger: sales
at 6Q18a6lc, cash, and 5913Q 60c. seller, for
No. 2
RYE-More active. lower and usettled ;
sales Of No. at 81 02al 041S; No. at 81 O0
al UI, closing At 81 O3 for % l.
BARLEY DuIi and nominal, at 81 499l 50
for No. 2, in store.
MoL. -SsES-95s 4caSI on.
SUG AR i554 4l4i4c for common to choice.
Provisions @ 4Iet and firm; mess pork
SSl SO, lard 1874 q lS14 &c; short rib mIddles
1514c; loose short clear l61zc.
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Memphis Items-sup5eme Court De-
pea cisiOn.

MEMPHIS, May 30.-Mr. Southwiek,
of Chicago, committed suicide by
hanging himself in stable at the
residence Of his brother-in-law, last
evening. No cause known.
At a negro bail in Centre Alley,
last night, Charley Boyd shot Mary
Kellis through the head. killing her
instantly. Boyd escaped.
The following is a synopsis of the
decision Of the Supreme Court, at
Brownsville, yesterday, in the case of
the State vs.. Staten. In this case the
unanimous decision of the Court was
to day rendered by Henry K Smith,
Judge, holding that the right TO vote
was a clear legal right, secured to
citizens under the constitutional bill
of rights to Tennessee; that the elec-
tive franchise stood on as high
ground as the right of property,
or any ether right secured by
the Constitution; that this right
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HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU, j for
Weakness arising from exces. esg or early
indlscretion, attended with the following
symptoms: Indispositfon to FxertIon, Loss
of Power, Loss of Memory, Difficulty Of
Breathing, General Weakness, Horror OF
Disease, Weak Nerves. Trembling. Dread
ful Horror of Death Night Sweafs, Cold
Feet, Wakefulness. Dfmness 81 Vision,
LangOur, Universal Lassitude OF the Muscu-
lar System, often Enormous Appetite with
Dyspepttc sym toms, Hot Hands, Flush-
ing OF the Body, Dryness Of the Skin, Pal
lid Counteuance and Eruptions on the
Face, Pam in the Back, Heaviness OF the
Eyelids, frequently Black Spots dying be-
fore the Eyes. with temporary SuGusion
and Loss of Sight, Want Of Attention.
Great Mobility, Restlessness, with Horror
of Society. Nothing is more desirable to
such patients than solitude, and nothing
no repose OF manner. no egfrfIlesPHesLVes:
speculation, but a hurried transition from
one question 10 another.
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st. Louis aarket.


By Telegraph ST. LoUIs. May 20.
ToBACco-A Active and unchanged.
toTToN-Good 0Idt~a y to fully Iniddling
sold at 251s0g27c.
FLoUR-DulI; supel fine and Spring extra
"a 25@4 IS, double extra IS 008o so, treble
extra to fancy 81 049 so.
WHEAT-InactIve; No. 2 spring sold at
81 06gI 10; p ine to choice red Fall 81 SOC
81 5O; stslety choice and fancy 81 SO @g 70.
CoRN-Hish grades firm at 7l@75e for YET.
low, and 75,dS0c for white.
OA1s - Dull, lower, and unsettled; 63
@65c.
BARLEY-Quiet at 81 go for Iowa Spring.
RYE-DulG It 81 Gal 10 fer prime.
WHISKY-Dul and lower, at CSC, and at
the clos was offered at csc.
COZ EE = -2flI a2jzc TO- COED to prime,
and 2319u2je tor choice Rio.
SUG X 49, "a i5c or Louisiana.
MoLA rs Z S5c for Plantation.
PRoyISto IS cry StIoDg. PORK held at
3l03I15a3l54, the latter for ezra heavy.
Bacon shoulders l3c; held at l34c. Clear
sides I2gl2Ac. La fim. and held higher;
sales Of cam Ee dered at I714c; choice, in
tue iobbing way, 1874.
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Decoration Of soldiers Graves.

NASHVILLE. May 29-The decora-
9ion oil the graves of soldiers at the
national cemetery, near this city, took
place to day. A vast concourse OF
people were in attendance. The cere-
monies were deeply stirring, and were
conducted with a spirit that evinced
the patriotic gratitude of the masses,
and their respect for the dead heroes.
Able addresses were delivered by
Governor SenteT and others. The day
was excessively hot Two colored
infants were smothered to death IN !
car, and a little white boy and girl
lost fheir lives by being thrown tron
the top of another car.
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Memphis harket.
By Telegraph

BY Telsgraph.I MEHPHTs. May %.
CoTToN-Low mnldIing 261{ g27c; leceipts
13I ba es; exports $50 bales. -@
FLOUR S. 25 Tor supel 1ne; 81 to IS for
Fail
CoRN-SaIeS al 7Sc.
OATs-Firm and scarce at soc.
.HAY-S26 and steady.
PoRK-S32 90 and firm
LARD-l9c.
BACoN-ShouIders 1870; sides I7J%c.
BULK MEATS-None in narket: sIlotI-
ders quiet; sides duh. Ilalsfl
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Prize Flgh FrustraIe1I-

BosroN, May 3O.-The police. YES
terday afternoon, Interrupted an 'inl-
promptu T re fight, after twenty-five
rounds had been fought, in the tack
ward of drinking saloon 5on Port.
land Street and arrested Stephen
Williams and Geo. Marsh, the prin-
cipals, and two others for aiding and
abetting. Both principals showed
severe punishment. 4
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II the patient a female. the approach
OF the menses is looked for with anxiety,
as the first symptom Ia which Nature is
to show her saving power Ia difTu>ing the
cireuistion aud visi, ing the cheek with
the bloom OF health. Aiasl Increase of
appetite has -rown by what u fea on: the
energ es Of the system are pro ira ed, and
the whole economy is deranged The
beautiful and wonderful period in which
body and mind undergo so fascinating a
change from child 10 woman, is looked
for in vain; the parents heart blaeds in
anxiety, and fancies the grave but waiting
for its victim.
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Texas News.

NEW ORLEANS. May % "A dis
patch from Jefferson. Texas, says
The proceedings of the Military Com
mission, engaged in the trial OF citi-
lis charged with the murder of Geo.
w. Smith, so far has been coufned
to the examination of Major Curtis
who was in command of the Post at
the time, and Robert Dubois. and two
freedmen who escaped. The evidence
of the officers and freedmen conflict
badly. The officers both swear that
all parties Engaged were disguised. and
the negroes sw, ar directly the oppo-
site. A large crowd is in atten3aoc ce,
aud great interest is manifested. Over
Que hundred witnesses have been
summoned 10 appear on the 7th OF
june.
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Kntiea.

GEAEED PR0POsA WILL. BE
- received at my Office until Monday
June I4tn. 1863, at 10 o'clock An. for 400
perehes of limestone, TO be delivered on
Fran kiln Street, below Pigeon Creek also,
for 200 perches to be de ivered on the plank
road. Bids will be received Tor either part,
and subject to be aece pied or rejected at
the option of the Board of Commissioners
VICTOR BISCH.
Auditor Vanderburgh County.
Evansville, May 9th, 1863. I26 d&Wtd
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-05-31
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yryFTE SPECIAL HOARD OF Fouali-
e zation OF Nanderburgh County will
meet at the Court House / o Evansville ON
the first Monday IN June, 1860, lit being
the 9TH day of said MONTH, for The purpose
Of hearing and determining all comp aints
and grievances, to the a praisement Of
real estate ami fnproVeIn eTits of said
county. VICTOR BISCH. A. v. G.
Evansville, May 10Th, 1873. [mayII dwtd