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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-09-29

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ALEXANDRIA, September 28.-Mr.
johnson, Conservative, was elected
to the Legislature from this county
to day. In July this county went
Radical By 125 majority.
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RICHMOND Sept. 2S.-Th ere was q
light frost this evening. Reports
from the tobacco growing TeEFlOns say
the frost was llght there. al nd that
the tobacco Is not damaged
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B6- For a stylish Bonnet or Hat,
call on Miss Bellam, in charge of
Schapker, Bussing & Co.'S Millinery
Department. SEQ
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- Surgeon having permanently l0caTe1
a. Evansville, Ind, viii give sDeefaf ar-
tentOn % chronic Qlseaf es and Tie DIS
eases OF Womt aud children. Hls arari al
TOR Ague and Fever can alWavs ba faf ~
his rooms > orth est corner % Locus. and
5ef50d streets t+D QcorA aH0Fe Second.
where ne can always be f0uul uuHaas uro-
sassionalLv engaged.
sept. 81, 1863
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Barrett's warranted, " Barrett's"
warranted.
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AMERICAN GIRL.-Go aud see her
at Marcounier's. sepl7-1w
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ALEXANDRIA, Va, Sept. 28.-Mr.
JOhnson's 3 majority In town and coun-
ty is sixty-nine.
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an Essay FOR Young Men on the Crime
OF Solitude, and the Diseases and Abuses
Which create imped iments TO MAHhlAGEt
with sure means OF relief sent IN sehleo
letter envelopes, free OF charge. address
DR.. j. 5HILI1N HOUGitIONt h9Whrh
A AssoetatfOr. Pnliadelf .hia, Pa.
juni2 d3n ispn
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PITTsBURG, Sept. 28.-Judge Kelly,
Of Philadelphia, addressed a large
Republican meeting iu City Hail to-
night.
John Dean has been appointed In
speetor of the Western Penitentiary,
vice Jas. Marshal, deceased.
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suIcIda.

LOUISVILLE, Sept. %. Edward
Schievelbein, German laborer. aged
40 years, and residing ten miles below
the city, committed suicide to-day bv
poisoning himself with arsenic. No
cause is assigned for the deed. Schie-
velbein leaves a family, who reside at
Vevay. Ind.
Gov. Walker, of Virginia, has ap-
pointed nine delegates to the South
ern Commercial Convention. The at
tendance promises to be very large.
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ANNAPOLIS, Sept. .28.-The Board
OF Examiners at the Naval Academy
admitted o-day, as Cadets. John
Farnsworth, of Illinois; William A.
Northcote, Of West Virginia; and
Charles b. I. Moore, of Illinois.
There were no admissions yesterday.
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DufciIer's Dead Shot for bed Bug
Butchers lightning Fly Killer.
Sold by Druggists Every where
mays dWIm ISM
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u4JcuEi.ou,s HAIR DYE.

This ep'epdid Hair Dye D. the bestin the
world. fne only true atid perfect ltye,
fafnl less, reliable. iuef sDf-t ncOuss 20 dis
anuoTntmeHf; no ridiculous tiniBs ~ me
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and leaves the Hair sOa and besuflful
uTAC.K or BROWs. sold by aii Dfuggisfs
and Perfumers+ and properly applied at
Batchef Or's Wig Factory, No 10 Bond 81.
New York.
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NEw YoRK. Sent. 28.-Thn staam

New YoRK, Sept. 28.-The steamer
Westphalia, from Hamburg, arrived
to day.
The New York State Tobacco Man
ufacturers' Association, to-day. adopt-
ed resolutions 10 favor of raising the
price OF Manufactured tobacco.
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Y HAIR
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M IL IG A O II l. . u ~
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BEFORE YOU KNOW 1T.
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henderson, KY, August ~, 1850.
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PORTUGAL.

LISBON, Sept. %. The King Of
Portugal publicly contradicted the
rumor of his candidature for the
throne of Spain. be says he was born
a native of Portugal and will die
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PARIS, Sept. 27.-It is said Father
Hyacinthe. will be defended in the
Council By the Bishops Of Avignon,
Rheims, Chalons, and Bayeux.
PARIS, September 28.-The recent
murder of an entire family still re-
mains in mystery. The story pub
lished yesterday that the body of the
father had also been found is not
true.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-05-27

ment Of tx S. and giving them 10 hold
ers ofjUni6r grants, who should have
paid their laxes ana pui settlers on The
lands, WATSON who had purchasel of
Hopkins with Gen ]. J. Jackson. oil Par
kersoure, for his legal siy+er, recorded
bis deed 10 1927, and in that Ye'f com.
menced 10 settle the racls helC by pat
ents senior TO his, but which bis covered
and wos junior 10 as he supposed with
d view 10 obtain something from this
source. in casa tho older titles should
become forfeited; onI by 1884 had set.
tied 40 families, equal to 500 or 800
persons, who commenced IN the building
up Of Jackson county TO whalit j.; and
in 1884 settled aud paid all taxes due,
and property chargeable upon his aO0,-
0CO acres. and assigns have continued to
occupy and pay all taxes up 10 the press
enl day, though he, his heirs aud assigns
have not asyet bsen able to obtain
through fOrHeitures and indYriug OF old
err titles, or otherwise, oue'sixth Of the
2c0,ooo acres they purchased and paid
Eor.on which they have always paid Lax IS,
notwithstanding the present incumbent
on his instruction to the jury assumed
contrary to evidence -tc tell them Hop
kins, and those claiming under him, had
cotton all tho Iauls they paid for, or
for which they wers chorgeGbIc with
taxes. Morrill,, cad hose he claims IN.
der. have OeVes 10 this day improved Il
foot or saltIel q persop, nor was there Q
cent Of laEes paid on their title by any
one previous TO 1885. when they pGe,eu-
ded to redeem 50 years aItrr tho pat,
emf issued to GaiIa,in; 8 years liter It's
absolute hsfoilurc. and inuring, as We
say, 10 Watson, Oud is years after Wat
Son had been The actuIl possession and
settled aud bui. up the cOvpy.
Avetse as an to saying coy,hing.
through The press relative to na05rs
while pending 10 our Gog:rs, whose duty
it is 70 Investigate an | decide. cannot
refrain fram stating the foregoing facts,
OF heAhy al oil WG'ch hRYl personal
knowledge, a'd dioabu,iug the public
Elind to some extent, | hope, on sab
jec! in alton to which there appears 10
be in cerla'n Quarters studied purpose
TO deceive aud misreprCgen,
| may at another time say ralre in re.
la!ion TO the present in"umbeot. the woy
ho conducts lis Courts. and forms, | had
almost sail "pecks' his jnries, The
law passed by Congress 10 1880 see
Brightly Dg,p 794, sec, ICY when
viewed in connection with the present
mode ofdesignaliug and forming jnties
in this State, would seem 10 sboS a poll
pable disregard Of low 10 this respect %
his. part,
%ery respectfully, G, P.
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Point Pleasant Harriet.
Corrected Weekly by
G. Nj. COLE, GROCER,

AppLEs--Dried Isl pr pound.
BEANs-- Bsans So 50Ra2 so pes
bush
BurrER 5@eEc.
BAKING PaUprns All kinds. 50 cts.
per pound.
.CoEssE-G5@3o for green. Drowned
80 cts.
CaAcxEns Butter 10, Soda lsS. aud
Cream 40 cts. per pound.
CASprEs-Slick Candy So, Clear 40s,
French 60, pound.
, CASpLEs-TalIOw 2Ol Star zoe per
pound.
DRrrD PGAcgEs-,i5@2oc a PeppG.
Eoos--ln good demand otdSc.
.FLouR-Thero is a decline. We
quote choice A al 50 so xxx sc 90
Xxx 800; X IS 90
FRurrs -Rai'ons .25i, Pruues Csc,
Currants s5c, Figs 3Q1 per pound
FTsH-New mackcral By the kit&e7 Is
@$35O; Cob 10 to l2tc a pound.
GNArN-Whrot prime 81 e5@l 80
Cats 5Oc, Corn Csc. ST.
GLAss-sxlO, 50 90, lOxl2 81 90;
l0xl4, s. go; lOxl5, 81 90 lOxlG
81 co. l2xl6, 81 80.
kANAwHA SALT Barrel 50 GO
LEAP AND SRor-Bar Lead l5c pei
ID; Shut oil Nos, l8c per ID.
LARO-l8092o,
MoLl5sE5 --Poru Rico SOC per gal
N. O,$I 10. Syrup 81 e5
lOd 10 God at 81 so; 81 81 70; Cd 50
Al IS %: 81 Sc 90, with the usual dis
count to the trade.
Gus Lard. 81 IS; Lubdc 5U06O;
Lioseed, wholesale 97@Sl 49, retail
81 so; Carbon, 40 c. per gal.
PRortsIoNs--Shoulden l56lG cts
hams 2O@a2c; sides 1920 c; Mes.
Pork lsc; dried beef 25@3o cents
PorAroEs 90 @Go per bush
SUGAR--Havanna, l5c; Cuba Ice;
~ D, l6@l7c; hard reGuod 70 cts,
Coffee sugar, lS@l9c,
SoDA-New Castle 10.
SrARGn loo.
TEAS Young HySon ond Imperial
50 per pound; Black 81 go.
VINEGAR Pure Cider Vinegar SOC
gallon.
Wnrrr LEAD Mixed Lead, 90 SOFA
So IS; Pure Lad, 81 10 PET keg Of 20
lhs
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Pie Illinois legislature. at i!g !ple
session, passed lwo laws Of more prac.
ricll benef TO women that all the asi,a.
ton aud cfamor wi ich has been mide
by speakers and writers this year One
Of these is aa act to pro ecl married. wo.
wen their separate earnings 81 that a
drunken, worthless husband cannot
'quander thu earnings Of his hard work;
in, industrious wifi, or d'priNe be% end
h'r ehlidrep of the breal won by tie
mothers toll. AnoIher is to make Ii &
portion allowed b. law TO he widow a
first Ii u on the deceased husbands c8-
tate, whether no died in estate OF not
GrGadS'ons CITY Adrerfser.
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The Committee Of the Grand Army
Of the Republic, at BoG,o. New lork,
having charge Of The ceremonies Of
decorating soldiers graves on Sunday
the 80 h inst, publish corrcsponlenre
between them ana ceriaiP slsrgywen,
relating TO the rsQu stto change the dug
Of The ceremony The Committee de-
clue 10 comply With the ql-si OF The
ccrgyme Ior reasons genera j opproy
I'd Of by the public q
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What is moro uncongenis', and even
repulsiye 10 human consideration than
sleriity, barrennes, froi.lesYres,? Is
there any Thing pleasing O, inviting
about a desert? No more is there pleas
ure ia fg-lree thal never bears fruit;
hpmopily, like The Master, feel, lie
pronoqacing o curse or condemnation
upon il. So human Instruments Of good
are pleasing to God and humanity bs
long as sney are useIpl and fruit bearing.
When they become sterile they justly
deserve condemnation.
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Tbs President has had under consid.
i. Grafton the case of Teas, Ond decided
that the registration OF voters should
proceed at once with view to hold an
election 10 September next. Tue cleo,
lion 10 Mississippi, it is expected, vii
Sa!ao be ordered for lbatmontb,
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TIE INDIANS.

Advice from the Wrsi Indicate no
diminu,ion of trouble with the red man
and i! is very desirable that the trouble
should speedily end That the agents
Of the Government have cheated The In
dions in manner almost too painful TO
be describe is about as true as unY.
thing can be, but that there is suQi
c;ent cause in this for he ladians. TO
make war upon + people an a Goyer0-
Lenr who are Al last supposed TO reject
the frauds o! nsoa,s viii Admit Of con
siderable discussion. But there cau be
only one opinion as 10 the present as
poet Of matters. Ether we must whip
The Indians, or they will whip US, They
have mo responsible Goyerumsnl to
which we can appeal Iat redta.o when
members Of ary tgioa attack US. Tha
warriors hsvo 10 aspect fir any ar.
.rnngcmant made by the chiefs, and the
chief, are powerl 5, to fu'Gl any treaty
they m,y make. Expectancy. At least,
suggests that all Indian Organizations
should ba annulCl, an thai Tue Indian
should become citis.n Of the Uailed
States or leave the country, Hra!L,
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Chief Justice Chase has decilrd that
the city Of Z chmond could not be CON.
pel!eA to redeem lha small noes is I'D
By it as currency during the rebellion
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Dyspepsia.

There is, probably, no one dscaso with
which mankind arc afflicted which is tho
source OF so many ailments as Dyspepsia, and
there is no more certain cure Than RobacEi
Stomach Filters, D. l.. Miles Agent.
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DISSOLUTION.

THE partnership in the practice oflav bo,,
L tofore existing between The undersirS, !,
in the frm name OF moore. Kline a Moor a I5J
Moore 4 Kline. il this dav dissolved by nm !
tgal consent. "4'
Persons indebted to the firm Of Moore Kline
q Moore; are notified to settle at once Wi,h'i
B. Kline, at Cabell @, II. and those indsbtaa
% the firm Of Nooret Kline. with @. p, n
Moore, at Point Pleasant. =
LABeN I. MOORE.
T. 3. KLINE, 80
G. P. f. MOdRB. y
Nav 6 sGl-no. 51-om
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NGpTYQM

Tc SHIPPERS AND CARRIERS on
THE GREAT KiNAWIIA RIYER,.7
FSNHE undersigned having been apnoiplc5
b Collector 81 Tolls 10y the BIard Of FISH
Works Of this State fer the lover district Of lhs
Kanawha River, hereby gives notice 10 al.
shippers and curriers' On said river. that ihry
gli be required 10 pay their tolls to Lin al
Point ples7art, Of 10 JuLu WinEley. assistant
Collector. at ssWc place on all articles shin.
ped or carried to OF frpG tny poinl between
PIX river and the moGth Of said Kanawha
River, Steamboats are REQUIRED to report Ia
tie undersigned, promptly oncc a week. Coaj
Companies oGce month, and all other ship.
pers on each aud every trip A failure 10
comply with he requirements of This notice
will subject the party to legal proceedings.
JOHN II. PHELPS. Collector.
nav 2O-tf
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DENTIST.

DENTIST,
,r,, dALLIPoLls, Ono.
w POINT PLEASANT, Two p,vs
in each month. Rooms ut the Kline House !
Rwill be there the FIRST Thursday ia june
may 29-2g. -.
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As a PrevenfiVe

Against Malaria, FOver and Aguo, and AL
diseases nriaing from torpid state Of the liy'
or, there IL no medicine so highly rccommrn
ded as Robacks Stomach Biltors. D j. Mllcs
Agent, Point Pleasant
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-05-27

WE are prepared to do all kinds Of Job
w Printing in the very best style aud ufs
10 lhrnoit reasonable terms.
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Is ii Right

That you should bid defiance to all natural
laws and the science OF medical men, and
suffer with Dyspepsia OF Indigestion when
Roback's Stomach Bitters can be procured a.
any drug store. b. l., Miles Agent.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-05-27

Tag AuGUsr Eoupsg Pine total
eclipse of tho sun on tia seventh Of
August next, is the only ouq that
will be visible in North America during
the present century. The center Of the
line Of tqlaliy W i'll pass through Spring-
fed, Illinois, spl near Des Moins
Iowa. Boh Of these stations, as well
as rnny others, will be occupied by
coast survey parties. Congress, has sp-
Propriated 5000 to defray Q5Sefva-
IiVp5
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-05-27

The lriends of Mr., Sumner represent
him as desiring. in the Alobama claims
matter, 10 addition 10 such steps as may
be taken for settlement with England
10 have the Government urge a confer
encO Of leading maritime powers TO dis
cuss oil questions connected with the
rights and duties Of neutrals in time Of
war, with view to brinslng such pow
ers 10 some general agreement upon tho
various points now in dispute.
The editor of the MorglutOwn C5asG.
miioa hos q libel suit on Land 10 the
tune Of $1,000, 1t seems no charged a
saloon keeper with using uuwashoi glass.
cs in dispensing liQuos at his counter,
that gentleman being damaged to the cx
tent Of the before mentioned GsuIes,
The public deb is being gradually
reduced,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-05-27

A special dispatch 10 the Cincinnalli;
Gazette says that on Wednesday mora
ing Miss HuldOh DAWSON and Mrs.
Susie Lee Megowap, Of New Alabny,
Indiana, each aged about nc yeats, pro-
cured eigh. grains Of morphine each,
last night, and after writing letters to
their lrleuds announcing theE intention
to commit suicide, and praying fcrvert'
ly fer some tinc, swallowed thu poison.
lit daylight this morning they we're dis
covered liz their room in an almost life
less coalition. Msdicll attention was
promptly secured, and they are both
out of danger. 1t seems that Miss Daw'
son had been seduced By Elisha Jackson.
an employee Of the New Albany Rolling
Mil, and that he had wenred Of her
Mrs. Mcgowan had been sedcced by
Thomas Mcgowan, and the fact coming
10 the knowledge of her friends, be was
forced to ElrrY her, but deserted her
shortly afIerwstd. The girls had been
companions since childhood, ADD, al,
though frustrated in the OtOmpi. they
express their determination lo commit
suicide a! the frs. opportunity,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-05-27

The N, Y. HsralE. vi rhufijay, says
The members Of The organized gangs
Of robbers With iure:! our large cities
grow holder daily, and become more
daring as they become more sclenIifc.
In Baltimore yesterdiY the money de-.
livery clerk Of on express company,
gheu about to hand Ia an amount Of
cash at a place Of business in North
Charles street, was scizsd. gagged aud
robbed Of sixteen thousand dollars when
ip tbe very room This outrage WAS
psrperGled within a few doors Of a
crowded IhoroughfoIa; yet no noise vas
heard an consequently no alarm given.
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DIR. ID. w. Clancy

May g, laG1-no. 52-2m.
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VIII johnson be "a Candidate
EGr Governor
Edltols Of Memphis Appeal

Editors Of Memphis Appeal
viii Pesidsnt Johnson become q can
didate for Governor OF TenneBseee2 ? I
think this question may be safely an
sWered 10 the negative.
There are many reasons why Mr.
Johnson would not desire to ACCEPT the
nomination as 2 candidate for Office.
Ist. His long and srduous services IN
the many offices he has filled, from the
lowest to the highest position of public
trust, mas earned for him the right to
pass the remainder OF his life Ia a POSI-
tion Of digDified repose.
I'd. His large experience in public
offices, his extensive opportunities Of be-
coming acquainted with tbs practical
operation Of cur peculiar political system
qualily him In an eminent degree as a
sage counsellor OF those upon whom the
management of public sftairsfmey be i'm
posed, and, especially as a safe counsellor
ef the people, upon whose Capacity for
self government he has alWavs relied
even when their action was opposed 10
what he thought 1t was best for them
to do.
81. The part he has acted IN the reyo-
luton has unavOidasly forced bin into
sntagonism, at different times, with the
people Of both seetiOne.
Pending the war, the great body Of
the Southern people looked upon him as
their greatest enemy. Subsequent events
forced him into conflict with the great
body Of the people Of the North.
Prejudice and passion, more than
truth and reason, ruled Ia both cases
bat the result 10, that Mr., Johnson has