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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-11-17

Z. r. Val SeHaic5, Esq
DEAR SIR: ] can't come. NY Immense
losses in New York Central nave noore3
10 and | don't sing any more. L
love Mr.. Van Der Belt. and send you
my check for my share OF 9d,, tne c eS
cengnt in the Fourth Avenue cars.
Yours respectfully, JOSHUA LAZARUS
FROM r. FIlISK, JR.
To the Members Of the Stock Exchange:
GENTLEMEN: In view OF my exceedingly
pleasant relations with your Board, L
xyonld gladly avail myself of your polite
fnvftatIon, were 1t not that have a prior
arrangement with the Grand Jury.
Believe me, your obedlent.
ITr, CT T.
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DIR. J. W. COMPTON.
OMce-Third Street, between Main and
Locust (front rooms over Judge Igleheart's
office.
Residence-On Oak Street, one door ii ON
the corner OF Fourth aad Oak Streets.
nov3 d3m
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A LITTLE CHANT.

Other letters were read. They were
received with loud cheers. The whole
Stock Exchange then sang the follow
ing song, the keynote being struck
by Mr.. Il. Il. Hall:
About famous Commodore who lives in
New York State;
Consolidated railroads are thing heneyer
hates.
ChorCs-As he goes driving on.
His watering machinery as yet has never
And to SHOW our gratitude TO him this
statues now unveiled. l...-,,,., IT.
BEFORE Jim Fisk, Jay Gould q company MS
courage never failed,
Chorus-As he goes driving on
This statue we set up for him. and may it
The peTv poor old Commodore his brooches
And When lie dies weTl surely find, that
with an earnest Will
Chorus--He must go driving on.
SPEECH OF MR.. WHITE.
The Chairman then introduced Mr..
S. V. White, who spoke as follows:
/ FELLOW CITIZENS - In all ages of the
world gratitude for great public services
| has manifested itself in spontaneous popu-
| Teheers1 We are assembled to-day not &c
| raise a triumphal arch under which the
| conquering hero, with capt1Yes in his TRAN
| may march amid the plaudits of the pie
bians, but TO unveil work of art TO patri
clan eyes, wherein by the cunning hanc
| of the sculptor we may at once do honor K
| q great man and q great principle which
he has made famous, g principle, too
| which in turn has made him famous
ICheers.l You all know that him whom
we honor commenced lie as WATERING u
/ TCheersI He has ever been true to tnt
great Central idea of his life; and 1t is th'
use of mater, not as beverage, but as al
| element of public wealth, which has beel
| The distinguishing characteristic of tn
| achievements OF his latter years, ant
| which the artist has striven by an Origina
and unique design TO make perpetual
TCheers ! Fellow-cttizens: Poets in forTne
years have sung the praises of hui
the use Of which enables the observe
to see things double tcheersl; but 1t ha
been the good fortune of our artist to EN-
body in a statue more enduring than tn
fundamental brass" the virtues of a f1ui
the judicious use of which absolutely c0u
bleS the object while you behold 1t lcheers
Fellow citizens, this is proud day in tn
history of American finance. The eyes {
! all nations are now turned in admiratio
of what you are permitted to behold as Tn
A., curtain is now raised before you. lPr(
Ionged cheers.
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ANOTHER CHANT.
At the conclusion of Mr. White
address The following chant was given

At the conclusion of Mr. White s
address The following chant was given /:
Wen unveiI the statue,
Wen unveil the statue,
Wen unveil the statue
OF the Commodore.
Hudson and Central now we see
Now o11S We'll s'n rush Us and buy the stock,
Fearing not the heavy block.
Next comes Erie and LAX Shore,
United with the Comm odore;
Harlem, though It has been past,
Win JOIN the holy band at last.
Now wen have our jubilee?
No Admiral of mighty sea
Can effect our ancient bull,
Whilst together we do pull.
UNWILLING THE STATUTE.
The chequered blanket which had
concealed the features Of the illus
trious railroad king was then with
drawn. There was q huge white
draped form, whose face, with lolline
tongue and protruding eyes, looked
like that of an idiot. The left arm
was folded over the breast, and in the
right hand, which was encased in q
boxing glove, was watering pot bear.
ing upon its front the consolidation
figures of Central, which nobody
needs to be told are 207. The mock
statue looked like a ghost, ninety
years old. 1t wore a tin mask, APP.
parently intended to represent the
Commodore, and its head was can
tered to the left. The sight was
greeted with wild shouts of laughter
and applause, which continued fo1
many minutes. To close the cere.
mony the chorus sang My country
tits of thee" with a chorus setting
forth that he (the COMMODORE is {
jolly good fellow, which nobody car
deny" The committee then covered
the statute, and the moneyed mol
dispersed.
THE THIEVES IN CLOVER.
The thieves, attracted by the name
of Vanderbilt, relieved many people
OF their watches; and the whole thinl
passed off with great hilarity.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1869-09-11
The Test ealh

lrva lie Glloa Ing patch 4
ail BE- sesu that DE Attorney Gqa
eral has dccblqd againsi theiosl oath.
Geo Canby expected, but didnolf 70.
ssi,e Mf llgefs oIiniou herr this
mofhiug. fI
II u leatnod ffum ,oure- doomed
reliable tia, Gen Candy will soon
proclaim the result of the election
IN Virginia. That mi the fourth
Tuesday thereafter che Legislature
will meet, md the tosi oath will nUt
be allowed 10 act on tho questions,
beyond those required by Inv pre-.
liminary tc the recognition OF III,
State by Congress, the latter inclu
ding the ratification OF the Fifteenth
Amendments to the Constitution o
tho United StatessrI 81.
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vi BEAUTY OF REGsrRArIoN.-Thc
beauties of registration IN Shannon
county, Texas, is wittily illustrated
by the Texas county hiosee,. Shan.
non, according TO its population,
ought to have Mt least 400 votes.
The Pioneer says :9a4 4'ti.o4e rg
Registration in Shannon finished
to-day. Monday night we staid
with Messrs. Dye and Hoover, the
registering officers, on Birch Prairie,
and they then informed us. that they
Ind got through with all hut two
townships, and that the total num-
bor then registered WAS si~xty.three.
In township son 9hDlFmith t~evcry.
body knows JofNsI-@dd IL. X. Net.
ties. two good citizens, were the
only persons who registered ; Others
could, hut didn't care to. Didn't
leanwho would beappointed Judges
of the electian, orin what part of
tho woods, or on which prong of
Jacks Fork the polls would be
opened. AS these two worthless live
ten miles apart, however, We would
suggest that they either Jeff or.
play u game of "seven.up't to decide
the matter. 9ai 81
The whole vote of that county,
at the coming election, for Repre-.
sentative, will not probably exceed
eighty or ninety.
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eth8ai en- 0nlef lem those hsei-
quarter
TIE pfes Convention ~ II
aipti ~ IN - sim N Canton. H..
patching iHtn@s hafmohteialy ard
npdly
Judge ligni %feaeliel Cmi0a H..
day aud wis invited iga aeat In tie
l'fee Convention
The National Republican Con
yontt0u meeis ig.hioffDw Numer.
orous delegsiea hige arrived n,
Ha,icai State Executive Cmnmltte,
meets here cleo tu.m0fuw.
WasHsroS, September q Nee
Rotary lRawlihs died q, half.ra,t lour
O'Clock tbis evening
sAs Fs,serseo, September H.
Official returns Of the First War
hayg been counted. which XIV,
" cCoppcn, Mayor, a majority o
eighteen.
The Board Of Canyasscr. adjourn
ed until tomorrow informing.
The Democrats ntu confden
McCoppen will be elected. Tn
, independents threaten that Nc
: Coppm will not he allowed 10 ~
sumo the office II he Is counted il
There Is much excitement.
PORTLAND, ME,, SeptemberS.-Seu
ator Fessenden died at $3.50 this =
+ m. lie was sensible until the hour O
death. % .I.d nh.t .taH
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gfsuaalnes ~ he sfllsssi Ne
eahllfan nlsH tesffallsss

Tha say mst ~ iaetHn hr
welee-ily tairs sl u
vbk bsrg sst elected chairman
~ delivered ~ saif Thsc
ysniln f,eu ffa,stid alalioi ~
= eaniidsF ~ Governor whfu
ledge beff st namloiiei be
slams,oe no y jaaBfis VS.
nominated m fispisnanf Goyefhot
1T w6f "a W. nominated ~
ConRfania dis District, when NJ.
conseprlon n dn nest day
Thurshy wewii gi,e fflcr at
ficnlhfs In duf utxt,
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WV
Letter from }. q. D,
EmKwoop, Aug 0, 1868.

KmKwoop, Aug 0, 1869,
Mcssrs. Editors ~ More IN sorrow
than in anger, | record The fact that
we have made another grand failure
in our efforts at a cotton crop, We
did our duty. Freedmen generally
did wcll--some Of them lost too
much time, practicing law in the
magistrates court; but "a most OF
them came out second best there,
lis TO be hoped they haze learned a
little wisdom, and that they nmy be-
have themselves IN future. For
want Of rain our crop was cut on,
We have a good cotton soil; but a
certain amount Of rain is absolutely
necessary in July to perfect 4 cotton
crop, and that We failed TO get. "A
belt OF country extending east and
west Of Como and sardis, including
both places, suffered for want Of
rain Tor several weeks. The corn
crop generally is but little account,
whilst the cotton crop, with but tow
exceptions, will not make morcthan
three to tour hundred pounds per
acre. For twentyaninc years we
have not had 30 long and parcbing
n dry spell as we have in July aud
August. We have had but little
rain vet---somc places in the ncigh-
borhood little or none. have
thought, and still believe that our
country eau stand an ordinary
drought as we'll or better than any
country OF my acquoiutanecr--timc
has proven it--but this summer was
too much Tor our soil, with the shall
low spring Flowing and poor pre-
raration that had been made. We
have 4 rood subsoil. and f,n 1. 4. so,.
dom IN 1 / corn ron q ony ,n%oao,nice
| h,,c bocn plon,ing hcro s;nco
.nr;nno, II a, n,;,hnnt .;~.
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Citation Notice.

p ~, FL ~ ~ .Ia .FAfH fHHNfHtNf Wa.
The State Of Mississippi, Panola county,
In the Probate Court Of said county, "a
Matilda Magee. widow of Alfred Magee, dc,
ceased, 5, b Magee, J. R. Magee, and J. B,
Magee, heirs at law and distributes of jasper
Nagee, deceased, and whose residence aud
whereabouts are unknown: I''isl TT
! You are oited 10 appear before the Probate
Court Of the county Of Pamela, aforesaid, on
the fourth Monday (25th day of October, 1859,
to show cause why the petition of EyD Moore.
administration Of the Estate of Jasper Maree
deceased, praying FOR sale Of the Real Estate
ofthe said jasper Magee deceased, should no,
be granted. )
BY order Of Court. '44f1aR siiIBt b998
sep4.5t Clerk
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,VUtc JE,IHt
Citation Notice.

Tho State Of Mississippi, Pamela county.
10 the Probate Court of shidocoantN To
Julia Ann Young and Eta Young, minor heirs
Of Mary Young deceased, residents of Davidson
county, State OF Tennessee, mud Amanda Dyer
and her husband Zack Dyer, and p. B, Fowler,
residents Of Bowie county State Of Texas, heirs
at law of Harrison II. Fowler, deceased. ,
You are cited to appear before the Probate
Court Of the county Of Pa'ols, on The 25th day
Of October, 1863, to show cause why the petit
ton Of J. {. Fowler, praying for a sale OF the
real estate Of said Harrison H. Fowler, deccas.
ed, should not be granted, ,,r IT,.
by order Of court. ""'t'' '''" u''''
HiIla*'f 10 j. Ii. PIERCE, ,3-
Sepf-3t. I,., Clerk.
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Citation Notice.,

The State Of Mississippi, Pamela county. 1.
In the Probate Court of said county. To
William H. Perry, d minor, who resides III
Princeton, in the State of kentucky. .4,..t,
You are cited to appear before the Probate
Court of Pamela county aforesaid, on the fourth
Monday (s5th day of October, 1869, to show
cause why the final account OF n. T. Mutt, de-
ceased, who was guardian Of said William II.
Perry, made by John II. Caldwell, admnnistra-
Tor of the estate Of said r. 7. Mutt, deceased,
should not he allowed and admitted 10 record.
BY orderef court.
lS'f .ini ')tHihto'J. II. PIERCE, ed
scpa-ot 19~t1 Hs}g.G 9YHd -91i Clerk. :
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W. y. MCGOWAN, ProbatAJ Judge
and President of Board of POLICE of
Rankin county, and Assessor, Tax
Collector and Treasurer of the cor
poration of Bmndon--all under
appointment from Gen. Ames and
who has been in Jail in default of
bail, for attempts TO misapply the
script of Rankin county, made his
escape last Tuesday night--thus
saving the powers that be the per-
picking duty Of protecting him from
Justice Clarion II The %.
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DIR A. WESSON.

DKSr1sr, No. sos Main Street, opposite Mans.
3 field \ tiigbces Drug Store Memphis. h
In presenting my, claims for a, continuance
Of patronage to a people to whom / have u
long been known Chaving practiced over TWEEN
ty years in this county,)1 deem it in a great
measure, only necessary to- give the locality Ii
my Office, In a word, an able to, give per-
feet satisfaction in every branch known to ths
Dental Profession, at greatly redacesi charges
Particular attention paid to the regulation a
chiidren's teeth. q" q tAE NFHFHH IT
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eiehc u known M one NJ The abltst
end oldeeiehthcr W he vet
loa,rh W henson, VI D., ~.
Professor Of Principles and Practice
~ Surgery, aud bcah a the Faculty
htc1s no Introduction 10 those whc
are acquainted with the brilliant
gcniu.es tbat now give light 10 NJ
scientific world, as lc i a man thu
IA noted hr aud Wide for lis cutceI
IA u successful operator in Surgery
r. :. Gaillard, VI ~, Professor o
Principles aud Practice Of Medicine
, Is a rare addition 70 the ialcpt Of The
+ Faculty as a profound thinker, NJ
earnest scholar, and d fluent speaker
I Donald Maclcan, NJ. d., professor
, Of Operative Surgery, Surgical An
atomy, and Clinical Surgery is !
. graduate Of the University Of Edin.
I burgh, and an accomplished surgeon
b, Charles W, Wright, ". D., Pro.
ressor Of Chemistry aud Toxicolog,
il au old and successful teacher.
John A. Octcrlony, NJ. D., Pro
Iessorof Dcrmatology and Clinica
Medicine is fayorably known as
lecturer and teacher.
John Goodman, NJ. ID. proicsso
of Obstetrics and Diseases of Child
rem comes from a large experience
of practical labor and teaching, t
discharge his duty with markc,
ability. '"'
j. Drummond Burch, NJ. D., Pro
lessor OF Anatomy, and Treasure
Of the Faculty, is an old hand i
this field Of scientific investigate,
!; :. r. Breckenridge, NJ, b. Trc
; lessor Of Nlateria Medica and Thcr
t apcutics, does honor to the distin
guished family to which he belong
by his marked ability in his choser
calling, -''+ ''a 0
: Waller Q, Bullock, NJ, D., Dem
/ o%nstrator is well fitted for the posi-
I tloh ny years OF experience, an
| with Thomos Il. McDermott, NJ. u
as Proscctor tothc Chhirof Surgery
: we have the Faculty complete. ba.
The Trustees have given a schoI
arship 10 every Senatorial Distric
in the u. s., treo---tho most .liber,
Be~nelactions ever known. -.
: Dentistry aud pharmacy ma
, be studied also in this institution. =
H. The fees are modcrate-Sl20 q
! Professors fees, andy we would recon-
, mend this institution to the favorabl
). attcnt,on of oil those who have son
o to educate for the Medical Profess
. ion as combining thefinost talent
its Faculty aud many other advar
. togcsit ofers.'a. ali.a, a,ia
o tf1aiat --.-. IIBul.
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H "HHA. ~ --
Those wishing to contend for any
of the obovepremiums should keep
in mind the following regulations,
which will be strictly adhered to-;
| l.. That no bale of cotton weigh
ing less than 400 pounds lp per-
matted TO contest for the premiums.
2. That Sen Island cotton be
excluded! aa ..l ratta SIS. Is,
IaltS. That all entries be read in tie
name OF the producer. gN. ~
4. That all cotton be delivered to
one Of the subscribers to the cotton
premium fund before it can be enter
ed--this delivery to be made on or
before the 23d of October. t
d 5. No cotton will be allowed to
be exhibited a second time for one
Of these premiums. ..aHl
8. Nooutsidc or private premiums
will be permitted on any cotton con.
testing for these.--Ledge'
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A doctor Of physic in Missouri
having been nominated for State
Senator finds his prospects of cleo
ton suddenly blasted by the publ.
cation of the fact in the various
newspapers in his district that he
was owing each ofthem the sum OF
five dollars. People who aspire to
office should first pay the printer, II
they hopc to succeed.
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The mslht nj 'ha Ssisty b@i w
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contractors b. lhs terms ~ ile
eommei BEN ip w. paid ne Ne tork
lfoge.se sndpr tonmpleteetef
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Oelehef The vofk Va ials dose h
stfirt mcptIhmeo ,eitI iLp design NJ
the daliurui bed architect. Mr.
jan,ta u took n Memphis I eon.
gra'eltte The stockholders ilmi
cv1ylhipg " IN rroqrei. fot n grand
suceca. II only now rchains IN
The stakeholder ~ ~ their mart
The Treasurer Capt w n. Wall
will nccl money as rapidly a4it ca'
lr pail IN. TO meet our engage
lncnis many havcpaid up heir Ttoci
in full, in advance Of any cal
aud received their certificates It
hoped that IN will pay rs fist a
they can. W. mhst nod fil TO NEE
our engagements; we inust not &,
in debt Theplan d Improvement
is a magnificent one, and The Exhi
bition ! know viii he grand nm,
extensive. The publication Of III.
premium lid IL delayed by mn Una
voidablc accident, but they win b.
distributed in two weeks FROM thi
time.
The executive committee are Ia
boring zealously 70 have everything
in readiness, by the appointed tim'
10th OF Octob6r.) The Stock
books will he closed in two week,
or less. Let every member anC
every friend Of the enterprise do hi
duty, and success Is already assured
The following members will apr
az agents: .'' 3'A7 ID
j. w, Hall, Lougtown; Mcsscr,
VIC. and j. II. Maxwell, Pcacl
Creek; Capt. n, Harrison, Pamela
Tho's. league, Pope's Station
| Jasper e. Wilhourne,, Pleaaah
Mound. ri .a1sa Vi II
j.. +. SIMMONS
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Laughing Gas No HsaNbwSS

have in my Office now, in successful opera
ton, one Of The latest inprovedI machines
known to the world reproducing NITROUS OK
iDR AMI 0xYegsL AueHixs Gas The pure Gas
emitted from this machine will transport "a h
were, the patient to the dreamiand willie beinr
robbed Of the Offending tooth without IN
slightest pain, and is perfectly Harmless in its
effects. Don't mistake the name nor nlacc as
there are other names in the profession 90 near
the same they have b IN taken Tor mine.
3O6 Mon 81. 306 Nam 81.
srrt-ly A. wESSoy
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Plantation For Sale.

TaE undersigned offers for sale the place on
which he resides, lying Abcss 6se miles north
west Of the town of Pamela. The tract con-
taihs near four hundred acres, loser bali OF
which Is hottofIf land; ab0nt inc hundred and
fifty aetes Ia cultivation slso thirty to forty in
grass iots; large and commodious dwelling,
with good office; Clubhouse, stable, and crib,
almost new also good well, %eistern, and ORCH
ard. If desired, corn, farming implements, and
stock of dl kinds will be sold with the place.
TERMS, half cash, balance on one and two
years %Ss slrfA lh tI3Iu4wwKA,yMsk
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Premiums on Cotton,

The following list Of premiums
adopted by the Memphis cotton
factors at their meeting yesterday,
on cotton entered for exhibition at
the County Fair, win be read with
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The University Of M~ississipui / Z

orssson the 18th Of September next, wiihthe
same Faculty as heretofore. Ii has. been in
operation long enough for the public to have
tested lis merits 90 9d3 iBai LJaad a II
Its extensive and costly apparatus for the il.
mstra,ion OF the sciences It's magnificent eabi.
net of shells and minerals and those Of the
State survey; q library of choice books com.
modiousrooms rent free1, and now undergoing
thorough repair is healthy location and &C.
cesibilityi its religious priviliges-regular ser.
vice in Eve churches in town.and six churches
being represented in the Faculty; the hiyh
tone and moral character OF the surrounding
population, and its unparalleled ~cheapness
should commend it to The patronage of those
who have sons to educate, especially those Of
the surrounding country. ID r6f gg4a4lc
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The Fair at Sardis commences on
the 10th of October.
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Fall Trade.

Is a few days we win receive a portion Of
or Fall Stock, and our orders arc out foe all
alssos OF goods 70 meet the wants Of the peo-
pie. As q rule our terms are cash, but nom
this time until b, January we propose 10 sell
on u credit at our cash prices, Call in,
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j. r. SIMMONS,

J. S. The next regular meeting
Of the society will be held on
the the third Thursday tho 10th Of
September, and if not present |
shalt be heard from that day-.A
full attendance is desirable aud i'm.
portant. lE. i.lalliot .Jl T.. 4.
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TERMS, IN ADVANCE.

TFTFT % III Nv 49,
Tuition in Literary Department, for nm {p-
nual session ......,, O(
Tuition in Law Department 80. ......... SO OF
For fuel, SIS; deposit for damages $5... 20 Of
Board private messing Is abolished. Tn,
Trustees design employing steward to ,pur.
chase and prepare provisions, at actual cost, the
students furnishing the means. Beard in mi.
vats families, washing and lights at moderate
rates. fi +t@ HN Ab1stf}90 IN
No new student will hereafter DO admitted
free Of tuition.
The Preparatory department continued. 0l
Textbooks furnished at a small advance on
cost. J. VI. H0WRY, l'
Secretary Of the Board. =
oxford, Ang Il, 1859 aur2l-am