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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-03-18
TT1HE STATE OF INDIANA,


To me 6hertG Of Vanderburgh county
Greeting:
WHEREAS, A vacancy has occurred I'm
the Office OF Senator in the General AS
sembly of the state Of Indiana, during
the present session Of said General Assent
bly,. by the resignation or Daniel Morgan,
the Senator from the Senatorial Dis riot
composed of the County Of NnnderburHh
Now, therefore, I'm pursuance of the
Constitution OF the State, and Of the slut
ute in such case made ana provided, !,
Conrad Baker, Governor Of the State of
Indiana, do issue this writ OF election,
hereby ordering and directing that Spec
cial Election shall be held IN Tho county
composing said Senatorial District ON
Tuesday, the ODD day OF uarCh 1859, for the
purpose Of electlng "a Senator To- represent
said Senatorial District iu the SEM
ate OF the State Of Indiana, and
to fill the vacancy occasioued by
the resignation OF the said Daniel Nor
gan and the sheriff 60 whom this writ is
directed IS heteby ordered 10 give nOtlcs of
said Special Election, pursuant 90 the re
quirements OF the statute IA such case
made and provided.
IN witness whereof / have hereunto
subscribed my name nud caused the seal
OF the State 10 be afiiXed, nt indianapolis,
this 5th day of March, A -. 1869
seal. CUNR j. BAKER.
BY the Governor:
M. Il. a. HOFFmANN, Sec'y OF Slate.
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TYNE STATE or INDIANA,

10 me Sherry Of Vandeyb Hg0h C9uaLy,
GTcctfnQ.
WHEREAS, A vacancy has occurred in
the Office Represeutnu EN- the General
Ascend y Of the State Of Indiana, during
the present session 81 said General ASSEM-
bly,, by the esiguatfOns OF leroy Calvert
and James +. WelbOrn, the Eepreseuta-
tiVes from the County Of Naudcburght
Now, therefore, IA pursuance Of the
Constitution Of the state, and OF the stat
ute ln SUCH case made and provided, I
Conrad Baker. Governor of tee state OF
Ind ana, DO issue tbs writ OF election,
hereby ordering aud directing hat spec
ctal Election shall be held in the county
cOi9pO-ing said RepresentutiVe District ON
Tuesday, the I'D day OF March, 1863, for the
purpose o. electtng two Representatives
10 represent SAID Rcpreseni ativc District
IN the - cuse Of Representatives Of the
tate Of Indiana, aud 10 ~ the vacau y
occasloned by the resignations Of the said
Leroy Calvert and James T.. Wclborn,
and the 81 erih to whom ibis writ Dos
directed is hereby ordered to give notice
OF said Special Election, pursuant 10 the
requirements Of the statute in such case
made and provided.
In witness win reOf j have hcreuuto
subscribed my name and caused The seal
OF the state 10 be affixed, al Indianapolis,
this 5th day of Marcp, A.D. 1869.
lsEAL CONltAD BAKER.
BY he Governor.
NJ. f. A. HOFFMAEE, sec'y Of State.
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THE PATENT MAGIC COMB

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The DIFFICULTY REMOVED
EVERY STEAM BOILER SHOULD HAVE
StIllWelI's Patent
Heater and Lime Catcher !
yzvrvE rrOsr SERIOUS DIFFICULTY

yEyEEE MOST SERIOUS DIFFICULTY
". experienced by those who use steam
power is the formation lh iheir DDlle.A ot
Jguat is known % eugiu ser- as " BCALE"
or INCRUBrATIOA IA hard substance
formed out OF tho earthly salts obtained
in the water, which attaches itself nrmiy
10 the whole inner surface OF the boiler.
In this city TINS dlmculLy Is pegu larry age
gravated by the iaf-e quantity OF mngne-
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besides forming scales on TIE boiler, OBJ
stIGcts the pipes and occasions the IuOst
annoying Delays in cleaning. as well as
actually endanger1ng the safety OF the
boiler.
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ShertR's Proclamation.

State of Indiana, Marlborough County,
81:
KN PURSUANCE or TsTE FORE
n going order to me directed, J. Jacob H..
Miller, Sheriff Of Marlborough County
State OF Indiana, do hereby order SPEC
cial Election 10 be held at The usual places
OF holding elections In said county, on
Tuesday, March Z3d, A. -. 1868. for Toe pur-
pose OF electing one Senator To represent
the District OF VaDderburgh County in tue
Senate OF Infiana; and also 90 the same
time and place. 10 elect two Hepresenta-
tives to represent the District OF Wander
burgh County infhe House of Eepresehta-
tiN es OF Indiana.
Given under my hand and seal this 6th
day of March 1869.
-EAL.I JACOB IT. MILLER,
Sheriff Of Vandcrburgh County.
TCOurier, Union. art DemDkrat. please
cOpy.J mch6 dWld
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& The weather yesterday morning was
cloudy aud cold, with the mercury at
26' at An. 1t grew clear and much
warmer toward noon. The river,
during the "a hours ending at 3 p. NJ,
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III IL IL Tt @E4

VTvHE QRAwIN VIM TAKE
h place zdS1aspDH TqmpE, an Louis
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lature, and their integrity and response
billy are endorsed in the certificates
(which viii be found in the pampalets)
OF Governor John w. Stevenson. Hons
Garrett Davis and Thomas &. McCreery.
United States Senators Hon. John r.
Bunch, Speaker of the Kentucky House
OF Representatives, Hon Archibald Dixon,
Joseph Adams, President OF the Farmers
Bank, l.. q. Dailam, President of the Ma
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OF the Circuit Court of the Fifteenth Judi
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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-01-21
FINANCIAL AND COMmERCIAL.
COLUMBIA, January 2O-Sales of cotton
to-day 236 middlings 2734c.

COLUMBIA, January 2O.-Sales of cotton
to-day 236 bales -middlings 27Ac
NEW YORK, January 2O-Noon.-
35as. Exchange 91a. Money easy. at 7.
Pork frmer-new mess 1915. Lard frmer
-bbls. 191a91924. Cotton frmer, at 29A.
TIP. M.-Ootton more active and decided
ly higher-sales 4, 200 bales, at 29L@291l.
Flour-superfne 565@6 20; common to
fair extra Southern 6.65(07.O 90. Wheat mo-
derately active. Corn stealier-Southern
white 95; yellow ST. Pork!frmer, at 90 rs
@30. Lard firmer-kettle 195sC919M.
Whiskey dropping Western 1.O2C91. .03.
Gold 35A. Freights less steady.
BALTIMORE, January 20.-Cotton firm. at
90. Flour more active-prices weaker.
Wheat shade firmer. Corn dull-prime
white 85@s6; yellow $685. Oats dull. at
7O@73. Pork 80 00@3050; shoulders 1424
Lard 20.
. CHARLESTON. January 2O.-Cotton 1lc.
better-sales 800 bales-middlings %; re-
ceipts l 1927.
AUGUSTA. January 2O.-Cotton market
adyanced--holders very firm--sales ATS
SAVANNAH, January 2O.-Cotton opened
quiet bnt closed firm, with sales of 800 bales
-middlings 291D2ST; receipts 2, ,139.
MOBILE January 20.-Sales 1,5OO bales
of cotton, with a good general demand;
closing frm--middlings 271G; receipts
1,O34
New ORLEANS. January 2O.-Cotton 1sc
higher-middling 2S; sales $500 bales; re-
ceipts 1854. Gold 36. Flour steady and
unchanged. Corn firm and unchanged
Pork higher, at 3O.75. Bacon held higher
for speculation-should 15(015L; clear
rib 19%; clear 1891. Lard firm-tierce
191I; keg 20. Sugar active-common 1917
l91OM; prime 1224@13; yellow clarified
14(9l4M, Moasses very active--common
58(@6O; prime 6796S; choice 7O072
Whiskey dull and lower-Western rectified
o5(01.05. Coffee steady and firm-fair
14M(@l5A; prime 16MG@17L.
LONDON, January 20-3 T. M.-Bonds
1873.
LIvrRpooL, January 20-3 P. M.-Cotton
tirmer uplands on spot and afloat 113G;
Orleans 1156.
H.. HAvnn, January 90. Cotton on spot 1873;
LIVERPOOL, January 2O-Evening. Cot
ton steady-uplands 1l3a; Orleans 115a;
sales $4,000 bales.
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Affairs In washington.

WAsH1NaToN, January 2O-Tbe Presi-
dents private Secretary (Mr. ,Warden) tele-
graphs to several papers which employ him,
hat negotiations are pending between our
Government and Spain, for the transfer of
the island of Cuba to the United States
The only material difference to overcome,
being the price to be paid to the Spanish
Government.
In the Senate Mr. Wilson introduced
DILL reducing the army, and providing,
among other things, for the abolition Of
brigadiers during peace.
The House is considering the franking
privilege.
The President has nominated Robert c.
Shannon and Alvin @. Gillian, Brigadier-
Generals, oice Hooker and Rousseau.
Wilson's bill continues the General-in
Chief at present pay, and makes three
Lieutenant and nine Major Generals, at re-
duced pay. During war brigades shall be
commanded by colonels selected for merit
Nothing of Importance transpired in
either branch of Congress to-day.
800 men, mostly residing in West Indies,
landed in Cuba within the last ten days
The vessel is ready for another trip.
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Estate Sale and Renting of Lands

pursuance of decree of the Court of Equity
Il the undersigned will rent to the highest bid,
MGS,n dMe5s, at y Fairfield =: Court House the FIRST
mONDAY in February next at IL NJ. the following
PLANTATIONS, belonging to the estate Of
wit: '
acres. '
The Graham Place, containing about 2. 900 acres.
2,9o0 acres. "'0''
~, The Bolton Place, containing about 1000 acres.
The Ross Place, containing about :. 500 acres.
The Flint Hill Place, containing about 1900
Renters will be required to give notes. with two
good sureties to each, or liens on the crops. as
they may prefer. 80
We will also sell, to the highest bidders for
cash, on TUESDAY, the I'd day of February next,
az ana the days following, commencing each day at
IL A. NJ, at the several places above named in the
order above given, commencing at the Home
Place, all the PERSONAL PROPERTY belonging
to the said estate, consisting of
35 head of MULES and HORSES
100 head of Cattle more or less,
lot OF Corn, Fodder and Cotton Seed
Wagons, Cotton Gins, Plantation Uteneils
Household and Kitchen Furniture &c
c. DURHAM FORD,
JAS. NJ RUTLAND,
Jan ID Executors.
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CoNDENsING UTAH.-The, bill of Mr.. Ash
Icy, ito extend the boundaries of certain
States and Territories, proposes to confne
Utah to SO small an area that it can never
be Of sufficient importance to become q
State All the States and Territories ad-
Joining are to be extended and enlarg. J., so
that there will be little left for Utah but
Salt Lake City and its vicinity. Brigham
Young's domain, instead of being large
enough for great State, will be reduced to
the dimensions of County; and although
himself and his people may enjoy their
opinions, provided they do not interfere
with their neighbors, they will be so
hemmed in. cabined, cribbed, confined,
that they will be like the Indians, who must
either retire before the advance of the white
man, or be in time exterminated What
the Mormons may think of this, we cannot
know, the delegate from Utah not being
present, his sentiments were not ascertaine6
We may imagine that Brigham Young will
be somewhat, excited when he hears the
news, and that he will be moved to resist
ance, if that course can be hoped to be sue
cessful. Philadelphia Inquirer.
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The Washington correspondent of the
Boston Herald says: "Surratt is now in
South America, but will return hero in n
month. l learn from one of his friends that
he has prepared full and explicit state
ment of the conspiracy which resulted in
the death Of President Lincoln. In this he
denies all knowledge Of any assassination
plot, but confesses freely that Booth and
himself and others were in plot to abduct
MIR. Lincoln. He declares that assassina-
ton was never spoken of to him, and was
not agreed on by Booth and Payne until
the night it took place. He further insists
on the entire innocenc of his mother, main
tains that every effort was made to keep
the abduction plot from her knowledge, and
says she was simply the victim of unfortu-
nate circumstances and the Vaccinations Of
the witness Weichman, whose evidence. it
will be remembered, caused Mrs. Surratt's
conviction. Surratt proposes to tell the
good, bad and indifferent, and make oath
to it, He feels, it is said, that it will be SO
impartial and raight-forward that it will be
believed"
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IT WILL GIVE THEM EupLoYMENT-Th
erection of factories in thu South will give
employment to thousands of poor young
whites, who now do not earn their salt. It
will make producers ont of this large class
of non-producers, and thus increase our
material wealth. Farmers, takeyo money
out of your grand-mothers old stockings,
and set the loom and the spindle in motion.
A learned sdoan writes to the american
Naturalist that "the male mosquito is beau
tiful, both physically and morally, as they.
do not bite; their manners are moro retir-
ing than those of their stronger minded
partners. as they rarely erter our dwellings,,
and live unnoticed in the woods"
"And you have been married. Patrick,
three times. haven't you?'
eyes, indade, SIR
"And what do you say Of it? Which
wife did you like tho best'
"Well, Becky O'Brien that L married
the first time; was good yoman-too good
for me; so she got sick and died. and the
Lord took her"
''Then L got married to Bridget Flanna-
gan. She was bad woman; and she got
sick and died too, and the devil took her."
"Then, fool that L was, I got married to
Margaret Haggerty. She was worse, very
bad-so bad that neither the Lord nor tho
devil would have her. so have to keep her
myself"
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-. t4-Nlh - .tsJ " ~ .r-t'
Tele&rapIl.
Cable DISPATCHES.

PARIS, January 20.-Later Rio Janeiro
advices fully confirm the capture of Viletta,
and the destruction OF the Paraguayan army.
MADRID. January 20.-The new Cortes
meets on February 10.
LONDON, January '20.-The loss of life by
recent earthquakes around the Bay of Ben
gal is very great
LONDON. January 2O.-The journals here
praise Napoleon's speech. The Conference.
in their protocol, declare that to encourage
insurrections within, or rrivateering and
military expeditions against friendly
State, is n violation of international law.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-01-21

The Baltimore SIN says that some of the
leading London journals are urging the es-
tablishment of steamship lines with the
Southern ports of the United States, espe-
cially with New Orleans and Charleston, in
order not only to secure a larger proportion
of the cotton trade, but also to extend facil-
tiles to the Western agricultnrists, if they
wish to send their grain to Europe through
its direct channel, the Mississippi River.
They discusss the matter like peopio who
'mean business"
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The Work AT HE'LL GATE.-The work ut
He'll Gate progresses rs we'll as can reason
ably be expected. The contractors are
trying the Shelbourne diamond pointed
drill. So far they have met with great sue
cess having up to yesterday drilled two
holes six feet in depth through very hard
rock. The hole of yesterday was put down
In IN hour and twenty minutes. the drill
working in thirty-fve feet of water This
marks quite an era in engineering science
In the celebrated Mont Gents tunnel, now
nearly finished and piercing the Alps, drills
worked by water power have been used
with great success Generally, however,
machine drills, whether worked by hand or
by steam, have been a failure, it having
been found that the cost of working them
has exceeded that Of the ordinary hand
drill. The machine now in use at He'll
Gate, if it still continues to work we'll, will
very quickly remove the obstructions there
and prepare new era in our commercial
history as a great metropolis. Instead of
our being jammed up in the lower part of
the island, our commercial interests will
take strong foot-hold on the Eastern side
facing Long Island Sound. Through this
sound, with 120 miles of safe sailing and o
half day nearer Europe, nearly all our
steamships will pass. We are, moreover,
demonstrating problem of worldwide
value in removing these rock Instructions,
for if successful it will lead to similar eff
forts in the entrances and within the har-
bors of different parts of the world
Neir York Herald
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Funeral Invitation.

The relatives. friends and acquaintances of the
HON. JAMES A. BLACK, are respectfully invited
to attend his funeral at the Presbyterian Church,
THIS MORNING, at II o'clock. without further
invitation.
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News Items.

CHARLESTON, Janury --Sailed-steumer
Sea Gull. Baltimore; brig Croton, Provi-
dence; schooner Jonas Smith, Boston; schr
J. NJ Fitz Patrick, Baltimore; schooner
Abbie Putnam, Woods Hole; schooner
Arctic. Baltimore; schooner Union Flag,
Providence
ATLANTA, January 2O.-In the House, to-
day. resolution was offered, which claims
that the State is fully reconstructed; !;
the Legislature the proper judge of the
qualification of State officers, and Congress
has no right to interfere.
RICHMOND, January 2O.-The Republican
meeting, tonight, adopted resolutions pro-
testing against Congress granting what is
asked for by the Virginia Conference Com
mittee in Washington.
TIrUsvIL1E, Pa, January 2O.-The Ca
tholic convent and school here was burned
to-day.
MEMrHrs, January 2O.-Three of the ne
gro military were court-martialed and shot
to-day for rape, at Marion, Arkansas.
ST. Louis, January GOWN. Holmes,
for many years associate editor of the Mis-
souri, Republican, is dead.
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MARRIED.

On the 18th instant, by the Rev. VIM. Martin,
MIR. VIM. j. TAYLOR, JR., and Miss MARY s.
GILMORE, all of this city.
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The news-boys Of Houston, Texas, having
refused to sell the Union, q Republican,
paper published in that city, the editors
sell it on the streets themselves.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-01-21

A colored club in Mississippi has passed
resolutions declaring that 1.-The carpet-bag-
gers cannot be trusted"
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Auction
SRloes.

Horses. Nudes, Wagon, Corn, Fodder, DC.
BY D. C. PEIXOTTO & SON.
THIS MORNING, 21st instant at 1O O'Clock at tho
residence foot of Plain street. noar Penitentiary
we will SELL at public auction,
HORSES, MULES, WAGONS, PLOWS
Corn, Fodder, Cotton Seed,
!wo- Horse Carriage, nearly new.
No. Milch Cow and her Calf
:, ALSO,
Many other articles OF PERSONAL PROPERTY.
=, ~ ALSO,
consisting of: ohS'
CHAlRS, Tables, Stoves, Bedsteads. &c.
Sale positive. IN parties intend Changing resi
dence. Terms cash. Jan JS or