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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-03-02
EVANSVTLLE INDIANA WEDNESDAY, MARCH 2. 1870.

At Stevenson, Ala, on Monday night, 2
negro fired gun into a house. de was
arrested, but was taken by Ku kluX anu
carried of, and 1t is supposed killed SOL
dierS from Huntsville have arrived at ste
venson, to investigate the matter.
BIyen and Kennord. the Lewis county,
Kentucky murderers, were, yesterday ,
Tespited by Judge Ballard. OF the united
States District Court, until the May Iefm ;
their cases being now before the supreme
Court Ofths United states.
The chairman of the investigating COM
mittee in the Tennessee Legislature, IN
the case of Secretary Fletcner, reported
that they had proof that Fletcher cOu ID
have sold the Agricultural School scrip
for five cents per acre more than tt sold
for, and could have realized cost instead
OF selling on time.
A bill was introduced into the Tennes-
see House of Representatives. in its main
features like the North Carolina bill, and
provides that railroad officials shall, upon
oath, state the number and series Ofbonds
issued to them under acts of the LegIsla-
ture since 1865, and the price received for
the sale of ths same; and the Comptroller
shall be governed by the price OF said
sale la funding said bonds with new ones.
If any railroad sold its bonds at less than
fifty cents, interest will only be paid on
such bonds at fifty cents, and new bonds
Will be issued for the at the same rate !:
that is one new bond for Two old ones.
The Legislature Will adjourn on the 7th
inst.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-03-02
Tha 20 6l0cking Clnh.

CINcINNATI, Mar. 1.-The follow
ing persons were elected officers of
the Red Stocking Club, tonight: A.
B. Champion, President; A. z. @.
Bonte, Vice President; J. p. Joyce,
was postponed. and that of Scorer, re-
ferred to the Executive Board. Di-
rectors-S. S. Davis, Thomas, j. G..
Smith, a. q. Core, IL. Glassford. A.
L. GOshorn. The President has his
Office at the Gibson House. where on
Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays,
between the hours of and 6. P. NJ,
he will hear complaints from mem
bers and attend to other club bust
ness, but at no other time or place.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-03-02

COLUMBUS, March 1.-The Su-
preme Court to-day granted an ap-
plication for writ of error in the Gin
cinnati Bible In Schools case, but set
the case for hearing on the second
Tuesday In December. This leaves
the case so that the Bible will be read
n the schools until that time. The
House to-day reconsidered yester-
days action on the Woman Suffrage
bin aad allowed it to be admitted.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-03-02

CHICAGO, March 1.-Rev. Corne-
lius Smarius, Jesuit priest and
pastor of the church of Holy Name,
in this city, died at his residence this
morning. Father Smarius bore an
excellent reputation as a man and
christian.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-03-02
Railroad BIZ Defeated.

LOUISVILLE, March 1.-The Gin
cinnati & Southern Railroad bill was
defeated in the Senate By q vote Of %
to y. A motion to reconsider was
lost by the same vote.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-03-02

CHEYENNE, NJ. T., March la
shooting affair occurred at camp
Carlin, this A. NJ, between Mason and
A. j. Botsford, clerk in the Quar- ter
Masters Department.. the difficulty
originated last night, at saloon In
the city about a horse race, during
which Botsford is said to have used
offensive remarks toward Mason; this
morning Mason demanded an apology
Botsford declined to apologize orere-
tract, whereupon Mason shot and
wounded him in the shoulder, Bots
ford returned the fire wounding Ma
son who has since died.
ST. LOUIS, March 1.-Jos. Tuttle
was arrested here to night, on the
charge of being a fugitive from JUS
tice, and will be held until requisi-
ton from the Governor is received.
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mo. 1851.
United States MarshaPs NOtiea

United States Of America, lss
District of Indiana, 99'
KEX HE&EA6. a libel 81 informal r~
Wv was filed In the District Court al. fhs
United States for the District or LndIann=
on the 25th day OF February, 1870. by HenfV
Albert, William de Hau, John BmIEr.
Charles smith. and Stephen HOLLAND.
by Charles E. Marsh, ESQ, their Proc. ar
against the steamboat W est Wind. har
boilers, engines, tackle, apparel, and Har-
niture, seized at said District unon y r.sre
OF action, civil and maritime. and ella lf.l-
Ing damages in the sum OF G385 so. rn.l
praying process against said steamh +
and that the same may ha condemned and
sold therefor.
Now nov therefore, In pursu ance- OF the no-
milton under the seal of said Court to fre
directed aud delivered, I do hereby irs
pubic notice to oil persons claiming ef
goods, or any part thereof, OF 10 any rr sf-a
ner interested therein, that they be Ma
appear before the District Court 81 tre
U nited States, { o be held at the CITY of Tu
dlanapoltss In and for the District or IuaI-
ana, on the first Mondsy az April mex. nt
10 O'Clock of the forenoon of that dar
then and there to tnterpose their clf Is.s
and m AXE their allegations In that hs
BEN. SP9ONER, Marshal, U s.
by SAMUEL DAY, Depu
Attest: ]. d, Rowland, Clerk. m
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T EL e G E a 2 a

Washington Affairs - Public debt
Statement-RepOPt OF the Commit
tee TO Investigate Gold Panic.
WASHINGTON, March 2
The Public Debt Statement for
March, is as follows:
Debt bearing coin interests p 1853 $50 90
Debt bearing currency IN 90 81,
terest......... ....--..-..-...s'-' 9SIoo0IVVV W
Debt on which interest has -. =,
eeased......- S,5a9,Sto d dot
DSbt bearing no Interest,". 440,4i2,s57 5S
Total...... ..................s 2,6II. .9IO,854 2
Interest," uSf'Of '01A -
Total 81, ,65l, 58,795 43
/ Amount in the Treasury -
Coin ~ @ 90 e 20
SinkinG Fund in q. s. coin
interest bonds and aceru- ::
| ed interest thereon ...e..... z sSIbs5ZJ "
Other u. 5. coin interest
bonds purchased, aud -
accrued interest thereon, 72,1o2,fo5 oil
Total .............. ... s2l8, ,8lO,8I8 g
Debt less amount in Treas
ury g 4S8, SIS Az II
DtHsspss the past II month ION ~ ...,:. e,4s4Sll rs
DgS5S'.~s ISss ..-.s . .'a S7l84,7s2 81
Bonds issued to the Pacific
Railroad Co.'S, interest
|, DavabIe in lawful mOney,
amount outstanding d, ,407 $50 &C
Interest accrued and not yet -,
paid 70, ~ ~ ~
Interest paid by U. S..----... b,oSl ,0oi "
/ Interest repaid by transpor- -. =.
tatfons Of mails,.....,...,...-. lIS9iiU14 81
Balance OF Interest paid by , =
United States .f...-...-.--..-.--- 1901 soSO .
Gen. Garfield, Chairman of the Com
mittee of Banking and Currency, made
a report to-day, on the gold panic
) It gives a ciroumstancial account oi
) its history, and comes to the follow
ing conclusion in view of all testI
mouy: First that the prominent bank
7 ers and merchants who testified be
fore the committee were nearly uuan
!. imous in their opinion, there was NJ
: sufficient reason for tue existence o
! gold exchange and gold exchang
y bonds; that they were a source 0
measureless evils, and ought to b
Q destroyed. Second, that the gold con
: spiracy dealt a heavy blow at on
4 credit abroad. by shaking the faith 0
: foreign capitalists in the sta bility Q
g our trade Maud the honesty Of ou
d peopls. hundreds Of our firms eu
Q gagged ia legitimate business wert
z wholly ruined or severely im
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ADJUSTMENTS
OPERA HOUSE.
One Week. Commencing Wednesday
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DR.. JOSEPH NEEIK, Pres.
SILAs s. HOLCoB, sen.
SAMUEL l.. DORSEY.
REV. II. NJ. STRAIN.
PROF. A. A. JONES.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-02-12
Book Notices.

TIE Stock Journal for which we have been
taking subscriptions and which should have
been along about the first of the year. has thus
far failed as the complaints of subscribers seem
pretty plainly to indicate. 1t is to be sent to
various addresses for which 1.-THE money has
been forwarded, we hope there will be no more
delay. ,-.-, ..s
BEE CULTuRE.-A copy Of the Illustrated
Bee journal, for January,-2d no. published at
Indianapolis, by n. c. MITCHELL has been re-
ceivcd and its contents examined with much
pleasure and profit. With no other object
than studying the habits and peculari'es of
these curious little creatures, the journal is
abundanty worthy of its 80 subscription, as
Its perusal Is paid by feelifg of deep interest,
but to any one engaged in the culture of bees.
1t must be invaluable. 1t is commended to the
readers attention.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-02-12

sS-A profuse and many times c1vessivcly offensive
discharge from the ncse with "stopping" of the nose
at times impairment Of the Of smell and taste,
watering weak eyes impaired hearing, irregular ap-
petite, occasional nausea pressure and pain over tho
eyes and at times in the back of the head occasion al
chilly sensations, cold feet and feeling of assltnde
and debty DIRE symptoms which to catarrh,
yet all Of them OF present in every case Dr. sages
CatarrA Rehedy catarrh in its wor4 forms and
stages 1t pleasant to use, aud contains poison
ous or caustIc drugs. s,i..,r. .s,
Sent by mali on receipt OF sixty cents. Address DR.,
r. " Pierce Buffalo, n. y For tsls BY most druggists
everywhere. 2wi0c0
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M u q L G. .
TESTIMONIAL
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no ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Advs.. Iser, having been
restored 10 health in few ~oeks BY very simple
remedy, after having Catered several years with so
luug affection and that dread disease, C0nsump-
the means of cure.
10 all who desire IT, he will send copy Of the pre-
seiption nsed free Of ehaTge with the directions for
preparing aud using the same which they will ind
SURF CURR PoR CoNsuMPTIoS, ASTHMA BRoNcuIfis, etc
The object Of the advertiser In sending the Prescription
is 20 bonet the afflicted and spread infbTmauon which
he conceves I'd be invaluable and ne hopes every sn
fsrer will Try his remedy Ii will cost them nothiDs
ane may prove blessing. 49,,
Parties wishing hAprsseEpiibn. win pleAse address
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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-02-12

LidnTiNa THE VILLA0E.-For a week or so,
Messrs. 1lESbhf & HING have had lamp
burning during the evening in front of their
store, for the purpose of showing our citizens
the comfort Of lighted streets, and also, for the
purpose of showing how easily and cheaply
the Thing may be done. The cost of apost and
lamp on the start, we are told, is about $l5 or
$lG, and then by the use of new arrangement
of burner, and material for light, which by the
heat Of the flame Is turned into gas the light
may be kept up for an expenditure hardly ap'
prcciabe. The village fathers, we learn are
considering the matter of adopting this meth
od for lighting the village Nessrsl II. & X.
have the right of using and disposing of the
light, and lamps, and will supply lamps and
material for either indoor or outdoor use. The
thing, on the score Of economy is worthy OF
consideration.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-02-12

AtLco'Ks PonoUs PLAsTEns. Step by step this com.
modify has attained its unprecedented fame They are
universally approved. They support, strengthen and
aid the growth " muscles. They appear to have pc.
cuar effect upon the nerves. allaying irritaby, while
supplying warmth. They seem accumulate electrici.
y, and aid the circulation Of the blood throughout the
part where applied by which healthy action. arc Undue.
ed. Even In paralysis, where articulation was suspend.
ed the OF Porous Pasers to the Spine restored the
articulation, and materially reduced the parayss In
fact the bsent could help hersel while before the Po-
rous Plaster was applied she helpless as baby
We refer to Mrs. sallic Elliot, Springfield Mssr Is
Sold by druggists, Agency, Brandreth House, " y
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-02-12

HtHN9ss, BEAvrUUL AyD LAsrfSo. e. MHs. y. A. Al.
hrss HhH Ressorer and bressise Tbg s,tentIon oi
Tire pudic y Invited 20 tho vaiuable Improvement 10.
Gently made IN this preparation IT, infabe property
n quickly restoring Gray Hair 10 IT, original ctlor Il
here combined With the most sgrceabls Dressing all n
one bOitisf ffH
Also her sYLoBALsUM, smother preparation cIcsr
and transparent toilet luxury fof Cleansing. dre..
Ing and strengthening the balf M yreferae 10 French
ponia9es aud at half the cost Sold bya0y druggists
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-02-12

AN EAGLE, spreading seven feet from tip to
tip was shot by lad on the lake shore, Il
short time since, and brought to the village
The carcase was purchased by Mr.. II, H. HALL,
of Grocery fame, and subjected to the stuffng
process, and may now be seen In the window
of Mr. Halls store. The dwellers upon the
shore say it was one of a pair--the female
that had for number of years nested and
reared their young in the same neighborhood,
and deeply regret the fate that has overtak'n
the noble pair. The male was whitc-bald-.
headed-while the female was of q dark brown
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SssEqEsgs ssgS

To TaE WORxfSo CnAss we arc ugw prepared 10
furnish ell classes with constant employment NJ home
the whole of the time for the spare moments jus
mess new, Hight aud profitable. Persons Of either seq
easily earn from fc 20 - per eycilbg aud proper.
tona sun by dtt5ting ihclr wbUle TINE 10 the bsness
BOye aud gifls can earn neatly much as men Tbnt
nI who this notice may send their address and test
the tueness We rake this unTarslleed oGef To such
A. are not well satisfied win send 1 20 pay for the
trouble Of writing. Pull particulars available sample
which VIII do 20 coTirence work and cspy Of The
Pt0pft's library JOnDdnfOu-One Of the largest and
bcst amIy reSspapers pnbshed-all sent free by mall
header ~ tOn want permanent profitable work address
3fni09J II. 9. ALLEN A To-. Augusta Maine
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-02-12

The SLAUGHTER BEeUN.-From 1000 to
1000 yards of Carpets selling off at 10 per cent
below the lowest cash prices Closing-out sale
of present stock at ridiculously low prices, TO
make room for Spring Stock The prices
make carpet buyers smile Come and look !!
prices don't suit you, don'tbuy. No urging
CARPKr WAREHOUSE --JEFFERsoN Feb g. 1870. 2tSO
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-02-12

WE learn that the WELLS & BooTli store
having been owned in equal proportions by
the parties to the old firm Of WELLS & FAULK.
SER, the interest of Mr.. Wells has bech pur.
chased by Mr.. Faulkner, with the expectation
Of lis being occupied In the spring by Messrs
FAULKNER 4 SoS. NIessrs. Wells & Booth II
Is said have taken the store in Smiths new
block, adjoining Messrs Bixby & Crosby
Consideration s3,5O0.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-02-12

AT meeting of the Executive Board, of Il e
Farmers & Mechanics Association, held Janu-
AIRY goth 1870, the liabilities of the Asso cia-
tion, was found to be- including rent for the
Grounds for current year, about five hundred
$500 dollars, to provide for which subscrip-
tion has been started, on the condition an a.
mount sufficient to meet the Indebtedness shall
he obtained This subscription has reached an
amount SO that only about two hundred and
thirty (230) dollars more are needed to secure
this, subscriptions are being solicited, and it is
fconidently hoped the necessary amount will
soon be obtained.
The report of W, II, LANDoN for corn crop
being the only one handed in, his crop was
awarded First Premium ]. p. JENNINGS,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-02-12

HoRsE FAIR.--The Executive Board, of the
Farmers s. Mechanics Association, at its late
meeting, ordered Horse Fair, to be held on
their Fair Grounds, in Ashtabula, Thursday,
Friday and Saturday, June Both, and July 1st.
and 2nd J. p. JENNINGS, Sec'yi
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-02-12

MAYOR BLooDs condition, says the last Re-
porter, is considerably improved, so much SO
that he was taken ID his own home on Friday.
Great care however was necessary but he was
conveyed thither without noticible bad effect.
His recovery is now considered ds certain.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-02-12

REMOVAL OF MILLINERY--MRs FULLER,
wishes to inform her patrons and friends that
she has removed her Millinery Rooms TO the
second story of Smiths new block-east side
the street. The show room is in front, and
unsurpassed for pleasantness, where the ladies
will find an assortment of everything in the
line, in the most fashionable style. OfZephyrs
she has good stock, which will be sold lit
4le lower than at any store in town.
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WILLIAM HUMPHREY
WANTS TO SELL,

Il n order 10 change his business and viii sell
for what u will fetch, the following property7 acres
~ land ~ the Tsppan Blakslee farm ~ acres north
sde OF Depot Oic lot north Of the freight house
a the station about 20 south OF depot including
me o. u, scovillc property; where live wiuI
bnsiners worth fortune D horses Stop bnYgiee.
TWO new. with poles OF shafts cpen buglie5 e4-
press wagon one horre wagons I double, and one
single sleigh double and single harnesses sAd-
DE sfnOwers together with all Of my farming tools
$3.50 worth Of Boots and Shoes $3.50 worth Of Stone
Ware. together with all OF my wall paper Window
shadcs, Hardware Dry Goods and Groceries II bar
rels OF Cider Vinegar ~ of WoOA land in Ply
mouth. together with lot Of secbd hand timber and
ware house dwelling house. water Ots and vacant
AZ the Iiarbor also the Murray property on Prospect
street. AlsO one acre on Lake Street wen eet with
fruit would like to leave town by the fret Of March
II IL is possible to close up by that time II not must
rent It. -....a + WN HUMPHREY!
'Ashtabnia. Bec. 1872 STiO43
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To fhE PREss--All weekly papers publish.
ed In the following States, are requested 10 in
scrt the advertisements in another column. head.
ed Homestead and Presumption one year
collections made quarterly and print this no.
tice one time, under editorial head, and send
marked copy Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky
Michigan. CjliIo and Missouri
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-02-12

Losf Boy !-RIcHARD WILLIAM LApuAN,
n boy about 10 years old, son of John Lapham
of Jefferson, left home on Monday the 31st ult.
and has not since been heard from 1t is sup
posed he may be about the railroad somewhere.
Any knowledge of him sent to his parents will
afford much relief Address John Lapham,
Jefferson, Ohio.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-02-12
Local Notices.

Premature gray hair and baldnets may be prevented
by the use of Halls Vegetable sican Hair Reaewer,
armless preparation, which is endorsed by the high
est chemical and medical authority.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1870-02-12

fnE case Of the State o. Ohio, against J. W. Church
and j. N. Nuce charged with meddlilg with the grave
Of Mrs Carpenter, Of Pdhcstlle with intent to steal
the body, tried at Panesvc, Friday last, and
the Jury falling TO agree, ttturicd ito verdict.
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