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Tennessee LegIsIature.

NASHVILLE, December 13-The
Cincinnati and Southern Railroad
bill vas taken up in the House at II
o'clock. A number of amendments,
designed to defeat it, were voted
down. Mr.. Fleming, Of Knoxville,
spoke against its passage. Mr.. james,
of Hamilton. replied, aud spoke till
the hour of Adjournment. If q vote
had been taken the bill would have
passed by decided majority.
The House bill to repeal the law
organizing the State Guard, passed
the Senate to day on the third read
ing.
Sir. Fletcher. Secretary of State,
reported to the House to day that
since September 9TH be had issued
State bonds to railroads as follows
Tennessee and Pacific, 1886, 900;
home railroads, 100000; Southwest
ern, $3I 600.
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Foreign News.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, Dee. 12-Evening Her
Majesty's Ministers held three Cabi-
net meetings during the week. The
present critical condition of public
affairs In ireland, with the state of
the island generally, was considered
and debated at each. At the last
meeting it was resolved to proclaim
the County of Tipperary, in the Prov
lnce OF Munster, with portions of the
County and City of Londonderry, In
Ulster, as being in a state of Insur-
TectioA, as described in the late act of
Parliament, providing therefor, and
so empowering them to act; 5000
additional troops will be dispatched
Immediately to ireland, raising the
total force of the regular army there
to about 30,000 This is to meet the
emergency at present. On the as
sembling of Parliament, on the 10th
of January, bill will be Immediately
introduced, to empower the Govern
ment to suspend the act of hG6eds cor
pus in ireland, by an executive order,
not waiting for an act of the legisla-
ture, when it is deemed necessary for
the public safety to do so.
LONDON, Dec. 13.-The steamers
Union, Minnesota and Aleppo, from
New York. have arrived out.
LONDON, December 13. - Victor
Hugo and Louis Blanc have written
warm eulogies on Peabody.
FRANCE.
PARIS, December 13.-The annual
report of NJ. Magee. Minister of FL
nance, Is published. The deficits In
the budget of 1868, 1869 and 1870 will
be met with a surplus. The budged
for 1871 will be sufficient, without
counting on any increase in the rev.
enues. The condition of the national
| finances Is satisfactory.
| ITALY.
NAPLES, Decent Der 12.-The Coun-
ell of Deists, or the anti Papal Rad
ical Asscmbiage, which met here on
/ the 9-h. has turned out a dead failure
/ A proposition in favor of another
French occupation of Rome, and en-.
/ dorsing, to some extent, the last one,
met with serious opposition in the as.
/ sembly.
PORTUGAL.
LISBON, Dec. 13,-The steamship
from Rio Janeiro has arrived with
/ dates to the 22d Of November. The
allied army under Prince D'Eu had
moved upon and captured, one after
another, the Paguaty, Curnguatta and
other strongholds of the Paraguayans,
killing, wounding and taking prison.
ers nearly 400 of the enemy, captur.
ing a large amount of war material
! Over 800 families were restored tc
liberty. At last accounts the allies
were marching on Igusteneay, the lasi
outpost of Lopez.
SPAIN.
MADRID. December 13.-Great re.
j0icing here over the news. from New
York, Of the unconditional release O.
the Spanish gunboats.
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ready To be put together, 10 REA BMA D-
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AGENTS WANTED everywhere to sell
the AMERICAN KNITTING MACHINE,
the only practical Family Knitting Ma
chine ever invented. Price SIS. VIII knit
21,009 stitches per minute. Address MEHI-
CAN KNITTING MACHINE Co, Boston,
Mass, or 81. Louis, Mo.
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REAL ESTATE.
REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION /!
BEST CHANCE OF THE SEASON I

0N Tuesday. DECEMBER I4rH,
~ 1860. at the COURT HOUSE DOOR IN
Eyansvllle, y5tIs, Ind, wlll be sold at PUBLlg
AUCTION, On All -, the following VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE. to wit:
ls i is l5 3 q & ~ Z 3. y g. r. r. g. 3 g. g. 3. 3,
81, 81, 3d. 81, 30. 80, 81, -, 80, 40, and 81, in
Roberts subdivision of Blocks II and I3.
* Also is i Lots ~ 6 b 8 9 Io IL T. l5 e.
AZ, In Roberts subdivision OF Block No. 3,
all in Parrett's Enlargement of the city OF
Evansville, Ind.
Also, the whole of Block No. ls. in Par
Tett's Enlargement, containing u-lOO
acres.
No. !, In GOodsells Enlargement
Lots l and 2, In Block 3, GoodselPs En-
Also Lots and 4. in Block I52, In La
Also part Of Lots IS and Is, in
GarYin's subdivision OF Block No. II,
in the Eastern Enlargement, fronting
nearly 20 feet on Mulberry Street, and
running back TO the alley, and containing
Also Lots IS and l6, in Block No. 8, In the
Eastern Enlargement, containing about
fourteen rooms, and a fine large store
rooms on the corner OF Oak and Fourth.
Lots and 5. in Block 3, In RockWell's
First Addition, containing a two-story
house, with SIX rooms, new and in fine
Lot and one half of Lot 2, in Block 3,
In RockWell's First Addition, containing
q new mouse Win IOuf rooms.
Lots y, 30. and 81, in Block %. in Lamasco,
The above list embraces some of the
handsOmest property for residences In the
city, including the PARRETT HOME
STEAD which Will be sold IN LARGE
LOT, surprising in beauty and desirable.
ness any other place in tfie city.
Most of this property IS In close prOxim-
ity to the street railroad now in course ol
construction, and will be completed in one
mGnth from this date.
Plats can be seen on POsTERs throughout
the city, and at JOHSSDN'5 REAL ES.
TATE OFFICE. on Third Street, between
Nam and Locust Streets, where all neces.
sary information may be obtained.
TermS-One-third down, and remainder
in one and two years, with Interest. The
mode OF security will be announced or
day Of sale.
ALVAH JOHNSON,
Real Estate Agent,
+ nov2J dtd Evansville, Ind.
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GSOLOMON's CRELDRER's UNDER
- CLOTHES SUPPORTER Is the most
perfect article OF the kind ever offered 20
The public; made prettily, ITS nicely, gives
@ Sc and comfort, aud IS Just what every
Miss wants. Mothers Interested Ia the
comfort and health OF their daughters
should examine its merits, For sale by
MILLER, GARDAER q Co,
Evansville, Ind.
Manufactured by ID. B. SAUNDERS a.
CO., 90 Sumner Street, Boston, Mass.
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New YORK, December 13. = The
Excelsior Iron w Works, on Fourteenth
Street. we're burned last evening. Loss
500. 600. Insured. Many workmen
are thrown out of employment.
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To- DAYS ADVERTISEMENTS
Valuable Real Estate for Sale
at An ctio.
On Saturday, Dec. 10Th, 1859. at 2 Pm.
AT THE CoURT-HoUsE DOOR.
AT THE COURTHOUSE DOOR.

Al A11E SOO4kL-1ODSE DOOR.
VAR. WALKERS LATE RESI-
- dence and garden lots, corner OF
First and Walnut Streets. will be offered
in four separate lots. Three lots front on
First Street, two of which are % by 100
feet, and . by 100 feet; and one other SUBJ
division fronts on Walnut Street, 80 feet
former residence situate thereon.
Also, two fine brick storehouses, with
metal roofs, on Third Street, between
Main and Sycamore now leased at rent
OF SI,l59 per year, payable monthly.
Also. 321z by IA feet, southwest corner OF
Seventh ana Oak st eets, with q frame
dwelling thereon, renting for ten dollars
per month.
Also, 50 by IA feet, on the west side OF
Oak Street, near Eighth, with a frame
dwelling thereon, renting az twelve dol
lars and fifty cents per MONTH
Also, 30 by l4l feet, vacant lot, adIOIn-
ing the last named lot. The Atreet rail-
ROAD Will run within hfty yards OF the last
two lots named above.
Also, the west half OF Block No. /, Helm
leln's Addition. containing about one
acre. adjoining Hoelscaer 5 brick yard on
tho west.
LAND IN UNION TOWNSHIP.
Also, the southeas' quarter of the north
west quarter OF Section 3, Town q south,
Range IL west, containing about forty
acre. This is tract OF rtch river bottom
land, covered with valuable timber.
TERMs.-One-thIrd cash: the residue in
Two equal payments, by note, at nine ard
eighteen months, secured by mortgage
upon Ihe premises, waving the beneft OF
relief laws, and providing for the usual Zee
OF attorney. Title perfect.
deI4d5t ~ " " a In = ~ a s'a''
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JOHNsON's
Real Estate 6 Patent Agency

= HAVE A VARIETY OF RUsI.
- NESS and DWELLING HOUSES,
ana q Large number of BUILDING LOTS
in almost every part OF EyansyiIle: also,
number OF Farms and several thousand
acres OF I1MBERED LANDS, all OF which
l viii sell on EASY TERMS. have some
very DESIRABLE and very Q III r A
LOTS, t0LthfH ten nlfTlutes' tOaLk Of The Court
House. Persons wishing TO buy Will save
money by purchasing at my office. Those
having property to sell will please bring
me the description and price.
L shall soon advertise Ior pubic SAFE
of the city, near the proposed track Of the
street raiiroad, where nice building sites
can ba nod an VERY REASONABLE TERMS.
have also opened an office for SOLICIT
INC PATENTS. Persons desiring to OBJ
tain Patents can make .l app aapplica' ion at once
THIRD ST, bet. Main and Locust,
EVANSVILLE, IND.
- ALXAH JOHNSON,
.,cI2I Zeal E.alafa and Pafant o.aI1f
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FOR SALE.

RNOR SALE-VALUAB BILE MAIN
= STREET PROPEkfH-Tha splendid
situated on the west corner of Main and
Sixth Streets, fronting 75% feet on Main
street and $50 feet on Sixth Street. Said
property is offered for sale at low figuTes
on easy terms. Apply 10
j. Z. ELLIOTT e. SON.
Real Estate Agents.
Corner Locust and Third Streets.
feI6 dff
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other 81 publication, and - HALLS 1ouR-
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Common Sense /!

LORELBARD's Is made of the ehoic-
Yacht Club est Leaf grown it Is
Smoking Tobacco effect, as the NicO-
tine has been extracted; it leaves no disa-
greeable taste after smoking; &c IS very
mild, light in color and weight, hence one
pound Will last as long as three OF ordinary
tobacco. In this brand we also pack orders
every day for first quality Meerschaum
Pipes. Try IL and convince yourselves ft
ALL"
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Arcmattc Vegetable Soap
COLGATE & CO.'S
Toilet 80 $Oaps.

A sK YOUR DOCTOR or Druggist for
"a SWEET QUINIEE-it equals (bitter)
Qulnine. Manufactured by BTEAkNS,
FARR & Co.. Chemists. New York.
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PHALON'S "PAPHIAE LOTION %
For BeautlfylHg the Skin and Com.
DIeXiOn.

PHALON'S PAPHIAN SOAEs0 for
.he Toilet, Nursery, and Bath, will not
chap the skin. Price 25 cents per cake.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-07-22

The constantly increasing
travel on the Pacific railroad
as fares are reduced, and as
the public gains faith in the
safety of the tra,k and in the
security against Indian raids,
will probably stimulate the
officers of the two companies
to see what a still greater re-
duction of rates will do toward
doubling again and again the
present traffic. ..,..
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Preservation of Women.

Preservation of Women.
If this nation Is to be saved
at all from moral and physical
degeneracy and more humilia
ting final overthrow than befell
the ancient Greeks and Ro.
mans, it must be through the
physical salvation and preser.
vation of our women. With
them almost exclusively rest
the future fate of both race
and nation. How, then shall
woman be saved and rendered
capable of rearing as we'll as
conceiving offsprlngs 1t is not
conceptions, but births, that
have become rare. "In a pop
ulous quarter OF a certain large
Western city it is asserted, on
medical authority, that not a
single Anglo-American child
has been born alive for the
last three years." SO says the
New York Tribune. Truly,
"many are called but few are
chosen" gn5. i0o nod
There are thousands Of wives
in America who have never
known the bliss OF maternity,
while other thousands have en-
dured its pang so fearfully of
ten that its very blessings have
turned to bitterness; and chill
dren, the brightest lights and
dearest joys, under right con-
ditions, that can ever come in
to any household, have to
such become undesired and
unwelcome objects OF care,
suffering and trlal. To give
them life has come to be SYM
onymous with self.immolation,
the REIMBURSEMENT of person.
al beauty, health and all en-.
|joyment. Under present in.
fluences, and while subjected
to present drains upon muscle
and brain and nerve-fbre,
there is nothing SO short lived
as the physical health and
beauty of the sbetter class" OF
American women. Without a
change for the better, what
can we expect but ulterior de.
terioration and decay Vigor
is not begotten of Weakness,
nor a strong race born Of IN
valid mothers. '-''ii- ~
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-07-22

A MODEST Mexican, who de.
clines to make known his
name, in order to attest his
qualification at the abolition Of
slavery in the United States,
has forwarded to the President.
General Sherman and Mr.. Sew.
ward. as the chief actors in the
events which brought about
that result, a variety of arti
cles of sllverware of the most
elaborate and costly descrip
ton.
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Manhnoa. bow I,ost HOW Restored,


TUsT published, a new edition OF DR., CuL-
81 VERWELL'S ELEBRArED ESSAY on
the radical cure without medicinel ofsperma-
torrhoea, or Senlinal Weakness, Involuntary
}sminal,L Losses, lmpotency, Mental and Phys
ou Incapacity, lmpotencY, also Consumption,
Epilepsy, and Fits, induced by sell~lndulgenee
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Price, IN sealed enyelop, only Gcenis. O @
The celebrnted author, in this admirable es-
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,uta cure at once simple, certain, and eiiectu'
Al, by ,means OF which, every sufferer, no mat
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self cheaply, privately, and radically.
THIS Lecture should be IN the handa OF eV'
cry youth and every man in the land.
Sent under seal. IN a plain envelope, TO any
address, poFtpaId, on receipt OF six cents, or
two post stamps. Also, Or. CulverwelIs 8
Marriage Guide" price 25 cents. Address
CHAs. J. G. KLINE 4 CO.;
l27 Bowery, New York, Post Once Box 1850.
july 2ly
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This Is one OF the great enterprises Of the
day. The historical matter Is really valuable;
the sketches Of individuals and incidents are
admirably drawn, not only by the pen OF the
historian, but BY the pencil OF the artist, and
both combined will make when bound, one of
the marked histories Of The war. There are
official documents on every page, at the
bottom, which add much TO the value OF the
work. 1t will be found on the centre tables
Of thousauds Of our Boston
Post
Many ofits illustrative pictures are the best
that we have seen in such q work; and some
| Of the numerous portraits Of prominent actors
| In the war are admirable as llkenesses and
works Of rt.-tZion's II ersld.) .tt
| careful, comprehensive, minute, and
graphic record Of the origin and progress OF
4 the war; and In the sizc and beauty ofits pages
and paper, in the profuseness, eostliness, ele.
| gance, and completeness of It's illustrations,
far exceeding any other history yet attempted
| -(New York Observer.)
| We speak confidently In praise OF the man
ner IN which the work Is brought out. This
narrative, embellished by the picturesque IL
lustrations, affords an interesting commentary
on the war, and will be Of priceless value for
preseryation.A( Boston Adv ertiser1 i' 9
The writer judiciously combines the spirit
ofphilosophcal reflection with a vivid and pic.
turesque delineation OF facts. His style is al
once lively and polished and every page gives
|
Without any affectation ofprofound phloso-
ply, or without fine writing, this history i, in
our Judgment, one Of the best and most yalua
bic records ofour great struggle, and we have
no doubt that II will maintain this reputation
In future years, when the records OF the wal
Office and the bureaus ofthe other department.
are opened up to the future Prescott's anc
Motley's, we shall have secrets revealed anc
light shed on points respecting which we mus
remaln uninformed for the present; but for al
ordinary purposes we desire no better recorC
than the one that is steadily going on to com.
pletion.--( -(Chicage Presbyterian.J
The Pictorial History OF the Great Rebellion
in no sense depends upon its illustrations 10
Its worth. though they are exec lent speci
mems ofthe art, and help the reader to under
stand the Incidents Of the war. The real mer
iIs OF the work are apart from its engrannes
Those merits are strong and lucid style,
vast arount OF well-digested aud we'll told i'm
partial statements oil all poiats about whicl
there are disputes.,....Ever library shoul,
have this work, for u is one Of Singular valu
as q book OF reference, because OF It's compre
hensiveness as well IS accurcy ......As q worl
ofgeneral reading il 10 Of unsurpassed value
NBoston Tn!eler.) msl..t
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This work contains o9s illustrations. Of
these, 662 are authentic representations oi
scenes and Incidents In the war; 90 Maps
and Plans Of Battles, among which IS large
colored Map Of the Southern States, showing
the position Of nearly every place Of note, to.
gether with the great lines Of communication;
and337 portraits Of persons who have borne a
prominent civil or military partin the war.
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The Democrats claim that
holders of our bonds should
not be paid their face value,
because they did not pay that
much Tor them, taking gold as
the standard. Why not, then,
apply the same rule in the pay
ment of private obligatlons9 If
just in the one case, it is
equally so in the other. If a
man makes a negotiable note,
and has it discounted ten or
fifteen per cent, according to
the democratic theory, when
he comes to pay it, he should
only pay the amount he re.
ceived, and not its face value,
because that is all it. cost the
person who made the acconlo-
dation. Would that be right9
Gallipolis Journal.
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The VVINToN RECORD.
McARTHUR, OHIO,
THURSDAY, JULY %, 1869.
= dFrom'tbe Delaware Gazette ]
aCEGQNOMY.A ) -

. 1from tpe Delan are OAAo''e
sSECoNOMY. A@
The editor of the Herald
wants 10 know, you know, how
much more economical the pie
ceding Republican Legislature
was than. the late lamented
Democratic Legislature. Well,
take an illustration. The total
cost of the two sessions of 1868
%, not counting the third one
held in November last, was
$32l,O9s.s7. The cost Of
thetwo Republican sessions Of
1861 was $11S,655.37, or
$2O1,443.5O less than the
Democratic Legislature cost
for its precious services in dis.
.franchising MANNED soldiers
end passing a multitude of 9th.
er unconstitutional and odious
bills. But counting the cost Of
the third session, held last No.
xembe', we have a still greater
difference in favor of the Re.
publicans, amounting probably
to not less than ten thousand
dollars, which was uselessly
,squandered by these economic
ing Democrats.
The Herald says the Demo.
cratic Legislature has founded
Colleges, built Asylums, paid
Morgan Raid claims, etc. What
college have they founded!
What asylum have they builtl
What claims have they paid,
unless it be some outrageous
swindle as that of Samuel
Doyle, who had settled with
the State and given his receipt
in full of all demands?
The Agricultural College was
not founded but the bill to es.
tablish it was laid on the table,
where it now sleeps. The Gen.
tral Asylum has not been built
nor has the work of rebuilding
been even commenced. The
less said about the Morgan
Raid swindle the better for the
Democracy in this latitude.
On the otlssr hand, in viola
ton of the institution, they
have taken the Sinking Fund,
which is religiously set apart
by law to pay tie debt of the
State, and have appropriated
it to pay the expenses of their
extravagant Legislature, that
they might avoid increasing
the levy for that purpose. In
the meantime the debt of the
State goes unpaid, and the in,
terest unstopped, and this is
called economy!!!
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The attention of our readers
is directed to The advertise.
ment of GOES DYSPEPSIA
CURE, in another part of this
paper. This truly Valuable
Medicine is recommended by
all who use it. For sale at Sis.
sons.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-07-22

AT the late term Of the Dis
trict Court for Henry County,
Mrs. Arabella A. Mansfield, of
MI Mt Pleasant, having passed a
satisfactory examination, was
admitted to practice as an ats
torney. Mrs. M. is the wife of
Prof j. M. Mansfield, of the
Wesleyan University.
Her husband was admitted at
the same time. ~ o. I'd
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A YOUNG woman in Chicago
advertises that she will 4give
lessons in etiquette, and the
way of conversing with ladies,
to any young gentleman who
does not feel at ease in the So
ciety of the opposite sex. Tui
ton to lovers, extra" She is
said to have been quite sue
cessful, and makes a speciality
of proposals in various forms.
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IN THE National Intelligencer
OF Washington City, has sus-
pended publication and gone
into the hands Of a receiver.
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HERE is what the New York
Citizen (Democratic) thinks
of Ohio Democracy; a'
The Democracy of Ohio
were very short of material
when they made up their plat.
form. They exhibited the first
CLEAN of intelligence we have
had from them in years in the
selection of Rosecrans for theil
candidate as Governor, but
otherwise it is clear that they
believe the deluge is still rain
ing. For Heavens sake lei
them come out of the Ark; the
shower is over long ago.