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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-04-19

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icine rfpens the ulcers Ia the lungs. pro-
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Ly expectoration- PurIies the blood. and
thus cures Consumption, when every other
remedy fails.
:" SchencE's Sea w eed Tonic's for the
cure Of Dyspepsia or Indigestion, and all
diseases arising from debility. This tonic
tnvigorates the digestive organs. supplies
the place OF the gastric juice when that Is
deficient, and then enables the patient TO
digest the most nutricious food. II is
sovereign remedy for all cases OF indiges-
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"schenck's Mandrake Pills. one of the
most valuable medicines ever discovered, /,
being vegetable substitute Tor caIo.neI.
and having al g.e useful properties as
eribed to that mineral, without producing
any Of its injurious effects
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monte Consumption. The PulmonIc Syrup
rlpens the Iaofbid matter, discharges It,
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The Bea-Weed Tonic Invfgorates the
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planned, " leure every case OF Cousump-
ton, If the 0nedies are used in upae and
the use OF the Is persevered Ia sufficient
ly TO bring the case to a favoTab bic termiIia-
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DR.. Schenelxis Almanac, containing a full
treatise on the various forms or disease
his mode Of treatment, and general dir &C.
tIons how 60 use his medicine, can be had
gratis or sent by mail by undressing bis
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Philadelphia, Pa.
Price or the PuImonic syraP and Sea
weed Tonic, each 81 so per bottle, or 81 50 a
half dozen. Mandrake Pills. 25c per box.
For sale by al druggists and deai iers.
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DALY JOURNAL
TUESDAY, APRlL 10, $50.

L THE Ecumenical Council voted, al
most unanimously, on Wednesday
last, in favor Of the entire text of the
schema of the dogma of Papal infalli-
bility. So there is one infallible, hu-
man being at last. He is made in
fallible by convention of fallibles.
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Congressional summary.

MONDAY, April IS.
| SENATE. - Amendments were reported
| from the Committee on Public Lands TO
the bill granting aid in the construction
| Great salt Lake. The Judiciary Commit.
tee reported adversely to the bill TO amend
| the laws relating to trade marks and in
favor of the bill TO reward good behavior
/ OF prisoners serving out sentences OF the
/ courts by shortening their terms. The
Judiciary Committee reported In favor OF
| the indefinite postponement of the bill to
| prevent prize fighting. A great variety OF
| bills were introduced and reports made.
| Drake introduced joint resolution, pro-
! posing an amendment to the Constitution,
| that the President OF the United States
| shall have power TO protect any state
| against domestic violence, on sufn cient
proof being presented to him Of the exist
! ence of such violence; and Congress shall
| have power to enforce the amendment by
/ appropriate legislation. After some dis
I cussiOn, In which Edm munds suggested hat
the Constitution now gave power TO the
| United States to suppress domestic vio-
lence. the resolution was referred To the
Judiciary Committee. The Naval Com
relief of he survivors OF the Oneida. Sum
ner substituted a sfeS0lu blon, 1nqulring
what legislation was necessary TO secure TO
eolored citizens. the light TO ride in first
class cars on railroads. The Georgia bili
was taken up, and diseu sed at great
length, byTDHake, Sumner and others.
The discussion consumed the balance OF
the day No, quorum was present at the
evening session, and OF course no bust ness
was transacted.
BoUsE.--U nder the rule, large number
of bills were introduced aud referred,
among which was one for observations in
Asia and Europe OF the next total eclipse
OF the sun; for the appointment of MEM
bers of Congress, fixing the number 275,
exclusive OF States TO be hereafter admit
ted, no State to suffer any reduction till
the close OF the Forty-secOnd Congress.
The rules were suspended and the bills
passed; ayes So, nays 50, After various
other resolutions, the House went into
Committe OF the Whole on the Tariff bill,
and several paragraphs were considered, |
including tharo< iron, on which g not dis |
cussion took place, which continued until |
the House took a recess and during the |
evening session. Finally Buffers amend |
ment. fixing the duty at IS per ton, was |
adopted; ayes co. noes 81. Amid much |
excitement the coInmittee arose, and the |
House adjourned. EM
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HALIFAX, April II. The New
foundland House of Assembly pro-
tested to Earl Granville against the
withdrawal cf troops from the colony,
promised Wards Island. The Legis-
lature rejected the resolutions fav-
oring a confederation with Canada,
by vote of 10 to 5. ,.s,..........
The Nova Scotia Assembly passed
a bill that future elections shall be by
ballot. The house also agreed, with
out a dissenting vote. to Dickie'e
resolution, condemnatory of the Do
minion Governments SO called ma
tional policy. a-.
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NEW PUBLISHING il HOUSE.

Agents wanted for ToDDAs COUNTRY
HOMES. 20 pages, illustrated, simple, prac-
tlcal. indispensable hints on House Build-
Ing, EarmtngJ 6aFdeninR. Invention, Pat
ent Rights, DC. Instructions concerning
care 0t cattle, sheep, Swine, Poultry, ETC.
Economical and sensible. Better Terms
than ever. EXTRA INDUCEMENTS TO OLD
AGENT. Address POWERS q WEEKS.
West Fourth Street. apl4 dwlm d2taw
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PITTsBURG. April 18.-A Eve hun
dred barrel oil well, commenced flow
ing at Queenstown, near Brady's
Bend. Penn, this afternoon, took fire
soon after and burned.
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To Contractors.

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL RE
received at the ONCE or Judge Parrett,
onch,htrd street, ON or Deiore april 5Oth. a.
ne erection Of the Lamasco School House.
The bids for the separate parts arc to be
made as follows; a.I
j. Excavations, brick work, and stoue
work.
q Piastering. IflAi e-9.
& Pafntings glass, and glazing.
A. Carpenter work, and All work not in
Guided In the above three parts
Coed security for the proper perform
ance OF the contract must accom- oanv 4 IL
bids. The Board reserve the right to reject
any or all the bids.
The plans and specifications NAV he
found al the Office OF Boyd Il WOOD. x rcb.
iteets, on First street.
BY order Of the Board OF Trustees.
..t4-E -rTe "A. W. CLOUD,
a. Nj. Cow,
Jl apis 1w - Committee.
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Damage TO Cotton crons

SAVANNAH, April 18.-The heavy
frost last night, caused great damage
to cotton, corn and other vegetables.
The adviees from cane brakes or cot
ton belts, are very unfavorab,e.
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M. L z o N,
apln Opera House.
JUsP RETURNED
Public Sale.

RYOTTCE ~ nEmEnK GIVEN, chat
IN the undersigned Will Offer for sale. nt
public auction, at the door of the Court
House. IN the city OF bVhuaViIin, on
SATURDAY, MAY 7rH, 1870,
The follbwing described real estate. gltu-
ate In Vanderburgh County, Indiana, to-
wits
Lot NO eight %, aud the adjoining ono
half OF Lot No. nine (0), Block eight (N,
Eastern EnlaraelnenE Of Che clLy OF Evans
willie.
The 6afd promises are nituElou on OAK
Street, between Third and Fourth street,
contain a good two story framo dwelling
with cellar clsteFu, manifi &n,t and being
that part Of the real estaio OF Joseph
Warlr, deceased, ordenad ~ be aoid by The
terms OF bis last will and testa ament
Sale 70 comm enoe AZ two O'Clock B. M.
Terms OF Hale7-One-tnird ca8hs the resi-
due In one and two years, the purchasers
giving notes, secured by NOR RaE0 on tho
premises, with ten per cent. Interest, and
waving relief from valuation or npuraiae-
ment laws. THOs. WAItK,
ap2 d4w Executor.
[Dsmokrat please cOFyl.
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COLUMBIA, S. G, April 18.- The
banking house of Scott. Williams &
Co. was robbed Of $4,000 to $50 900,
$4,000 belonging to the bankand the
rest to special depositors.
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TO.DAY's 7ADYERTIsEMgN9s.
Informati0a Wantsd

~ stroHg Township, who nysterfously
disappeared on Monday, April nth. He
was thlrty-two years OLD, medium height,
ratner slender form, DARK hair and eyes.
prominent uoaes and had on when last
seen black coat well worn, dark pants,
pIack nat, and hickory shirt. Any in-
fully received 70 sent 20 this ofice or 70
CHRISIIAN MkHR, Post ONCE box 598
EVansVllie, Indiana. apI9 IN
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OswEGo. N. Y, April 1S.-The
Welland canal opens Wednesday.
Vessels are now clearing for the up
per lakes.
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Ihe Fearful CANOkK snbdued

Having been long afflicted with CANCER
resorted to AL the remedies OF which
could hear. Among them was one recon-
mending certain herb to me as a cure.
/ (as j supposedly procuI ed the herb,
aud preparea and applied 1T, which
made perfect cure, but on examination
by the family physician he informed me
that the herb had used. which had made
n perfect and speedy cure, was not the one
recommended. Ali who are afflicted can
ind a speedy cure by sending for the re-
cipe with full directions for use. Price Co.
Address. with registered letter or money
order, q GORGE MORGAN, Box 20l, Port
Jervis, Orange County, New 4 4ork.
fa22 d3un va EunI
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BUFFALO, April 9.-The Erie
Railroad steamer Olean arrived from
Toledo with a full cargo. She is the
first vessel with cargo that has ar
rived this season. E.r -
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DETROIT, April IS Propellers
that arrived by the st. Clair river to-
day from Milwauk kee, experienced 40
delay on account Of iee.
Private advices from Lake Superior
report all clear. Navigation may now
be considered open throughout the
lakes.
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OTTAWA, April 13.-One hundred
Chippewa Indians offered their ser
vices to the Government in the North.
west. - r- -
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COLUMBUS, O.. April 18.-The
General Assembly adjourned at 8
o'clock this forenoon. During the
session seventy three general, and
forty three local laws were enacted,
also City six resolutions adopted.
The Forthcoming volume of laws
will be about half as larea as the vol
ume of last years Legislature.
An excursion to Washington,
numbering about three hundred per
sons, left Columhus at $50 this even
ing. About half of the party were
ladies, attA s5..& " aG875a
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FOR SALE,
DESIRABLE RamIIy Resldence.

"A NEAT ONE-STORY COTTAGE, OF
TASK apartments, on lOOmy piece OF
ground. and situated In a pleasant neigh
Dorhood Ia the upper part OF the city, may
be bought at q fair price, with early pos-
session. The premises are well supplied
with conveniencies. u s.f .l
The grounds are planted With desirable
fruit trees, grape vines, evergreens, and
shIuobery. ana well set In grass. The
mouse fronts east on a good street, and
there Is street on the side and an alley In
There is a good cellar, cistern, with
pump, sink, stable, and wood shed.
property convenient to business, mar
ket, courches, and schools. Neighborbood
draineC by a sewer.
For furtner particulars apply to ESQ
McSEELY & SCHUBERT,
I Real Estate Agents, Washington Block.
aplD d3t e-rl
rse- afEfs ssHt on e1a. a
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Boston, April Is. - The funeral
services of Minister Burlingame will
be held at DR.. Garnett's church.
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WILLIANsPoRT. Pa, April 18.-It
has been raining continuously for the
last forty five hours The river has
risen seventeen feet, and is still rising
at the rate of four inches an hour.
Loyalsock, Lyconing and Pine creeks
are higher than in 1865. The creeks
west of Lockhaven are not so high.
Some damage has been done to the
canal. 1t will probably take a week
to repair it. The Northern Central
Railroad, between here and Elmira,
is badly damaged. No trains have
arrived to-day.
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pTNpIV3 OY TUNNFlCE,
FOR MOTH R1TCWES FEECKLEs
CHAa %. HAzNARD.

The Neat Paper Hanger
All work warranted. orders left at NOS:
AZ and 40 Main Street; also, at No A
.,south First street. Wa n ap9l1En
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R VOID QUACRs.-A victim OF early
A fmprudence, causing nervous ~debill-
w, premature decay, &c, has discovered d =
simple means OF cure, which he Will send
rec to b Is fellow unerers. Address j. ID.
p REEVES, 7s Nassau street, New Y ork
Oc22 v 6m SpN
6as- For BLACK WORMS and PIMPLEs
on the face, use Pe4-ry's C0gleti0re dIad PIN
Dte Remedy. prepared only by pr. b Z.
PERRY, ID Bond Street, New YORK. Solo
aale rn edicfue Gealere. tnOl7 d3m SPIN
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RATCHEf4IFI,s5 IIAIR DYE.

This Splendid Hair Dye Is The best IN the
world. Harmless. reliable, instantaneous 5
does not contain lead nor any Uttatie pos;
the vaunted and delusiye Preparations
boastfng virtues they do not possess, The
genuine w. Al. Hatcheioris Hair nye has
mad DO years untarHished reputation to
upSold its fnteayity as the only Perfect
Hair Dye-BIack or Brown. Sold by all
Druggists. Applied at Is Bond street, New
York. iteIO
D8- To remove Moth Patches. Freckles,
and Tan from the face, use Pe5yy'S Moth
and ETeekEs lotion. Prepared only by Di
b. Q. PERRY. Sold by all druggists
novH d3m SpN A.-1 So ,
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The Healing POOl.
ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN, who
- have fallen into vicious habits, and
now desire a higher life, and bette
MANHOOD, with certain means of relief
for the afflicted Sent in scaled letter en-
veIopes. free OF charge. Address, HOW
ARD ASSOCIATION, Box P.s sPHILADEL-s
pFTTA pa -. Ine Hep29
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Cincinnati Market.

FLouH-Firm; family At IS I005S5.
GRAIN.-WhCat-FiFm At 81 U6l u, Corn
In good demand At T66s9c. oatR-Flrm Ut $50
SIC. Barley-UnChanged ....
CoTTON-FlrmCr; middllng 2ic.
TOBACCO Unchanged; but little dOnO owing 70
uniAy0rablC weather.
WHIsKT-AdYanced; sales 9i barrels In wood
bound cOoperagG.
pROVnIoNs-FIrm and strong feeling; sales
mess pork at $21; bulk shoulder sold at Ok 4l0c;
sides 100 0l4Gc; aAking rates l4c; less offer.
Cd Bacon-Fim; shoulders lie; sides 166l5xc;
rather difficult TO buy at these rates; 100 hhdS
clear rib sold at I6c. Sugar Cured HAms-I11l8c.
LARp-InactlvC at l4E 0lEc for steam aud ket.
tie rendered. .
IuTTEN-IIardly SO arm; prices unchanged at
S9887c.
CHEESE-Unshanged and quiet,
OILs.-LinEeed Oil-Steady at Csc. Lard OIL
Firm at 81 25. Petroleun-Steadyi refined 90
62Sc.
GRocERIEs- s-sugar-Dull at l00lPNc for New
Orleans. CofJeG-UnehauGed aud steady At II
@4ac. l...
sEEDS.-CIover Seed-FIrm and in good do.
mAnd at iB6lBHc per pound. Timothy Seed
Scarce and in demand at 80 per buShel.
GoLp-IlIX buyiaG.
ExCuAN0E-At par.
The editor Of tho PTieS CuTTtnt states that
there wCrU somO errors iu tho packing report pub
llshed yesterday, 1000 should 10 added 10 the
number reported packed, and tho average weight
is 205 pounds instead OF 09pounds.
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AT 1P. N Thursday morning tho fruit
packing factory Of ]. B. Glenn s. Co., at
Cleveland, was burned. Loss 5000.
Insured for $500 IN tho Home, Albany
& San Francisco. Loss Oh the building,
owned by F. d. Stone, 100000, lnslr.
aMcc unknown. '1'E
The people Of Washington county, Pa,
are agtatfng for tic extension Of tho
lECmptield Railroad to point on the Con-
neIlsville road.
The bark Cricket, with o cargo Of 5000
bags Of coffee from Rio JanelrO, hns been
wFccketl'oR Cape Charles. Grew saved.
The Colorod citizens Of New Orleans
Wednesday fired u salute Of 100 guns over
the 18th amendment proclamation.
A salute Of 100 guns was fired by the
colorcd citizens of Albany Thursday, In
honor of tho 18th Amendment proclama-
ttOn. >... ...
The Republican State Committee Of
Connecticut authorize the statement thRt
he Presidents proclamation Is toolatc for
thc colorcd men to comply with the pro.
visions OF tic registry law at the coming
election. u ...
A fire broke out ut 0 o'clock last even.
Ing, in the wholesale dry goods store, Of
Harrington, Mcmillan & Co., Of Detroit.
A total loss. -,-
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Mnr,hnl Slack and tho Troops.

40 Hhe kt4tkuf " NtS &tttttttaSttStts
Inotice in your paper several illusions
to Mai. Slack, U. s. Marshal for West Vir'
ginla, in connection with the Kanawha
Ku.Klux and tho soldiers sent therein
one Of which 1t Is SdrcGSticGQy limited that
the soldiers wero ordered TO Kanawha rs
a "body.guard" for the Marshal Please
allow me the llse Of your columns to state
the facts in the case, rs | happen to know
them.
Sometime last Summer, Mai. Slack
made trip to tho head waters Of Mud
River, in Lincoln county, to- serve some
writs Of ejcctment in case before the U.
s. Circuit Court, which has been pending
for about fifteen years, In which the pos
session OF some $4,000 acres of land, occu-
pied by squatters, Is involved. He WIS
met by quito number Of these men and
warned not to serve his writs. Ilc per-
sisted, however, serving o few, when he
was surrounded by about twenty armed
men, and given twenty minutes to leave
in. Several previous attempts to serve
the writs in tile same case, and to survey
tho land, under order Of the Court, llad
resulted in tho same way, the surveyor
escaping with his life only by Guiding his
pursuers These facts being testified in
the o: s. Court, tho Marshal Was instruct.
cd that "the processes must be executed II
II took the whole force Of tho Govern
mcnt;" and accordingly due application
was made In January last to tho Secretary
Of War for company Of troops, and 81
men and four officers arrived in Charles
ton lASt week, to dSsiSt tho Marshal In
serving tho writs mentioned above, and
for no other purNc. The Governor, 1t
may bc well 10 state, had nothing to do
with the obtaining the troops, Us they
were required toserve tho processes of the
u. S. Court.
Those who are acquainted with the Ma
ior's record need not be told that he needs
no "body.guard," though some who arc
seeking has position, might, E. T. N.
WA6eliag, w Fa., March 80, 10
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cnrr,a Confassion...A Hnmbug.

And now comes the BarnsvillC Enter
prize and upsets all the popular indigna-
tlon and horror excited by the confession
of the late THos. D. CARR, the murderer.
The Enterprise, (which we believe Is bet
ter informed in the matter than any paper
in Belmont county, don't believe sSARR
ever committed any murder save that for
which he was hung. Not that the confess
ion was fixed up tosCll, urthe EHterprisc
thinksj SIr. A. c. MILLER, who wrote 1t,
wrote with conscientious fidelity just what
CARR told him. BUTT thinks CARR made
upall the terrible stories Of his various
crimes out Of puro bravado; and there is
much in the character Of the narrative to
to confirm that idea. We quote On i'm.
portant statement in regard to CARR's
former confession:
twill be remembered that on the Sun
day after the murder was committed, Carr
made full confession Of his crime, which
was committed to writing BY DR.. Ssralil.
We. obtained from the Doctor the sub
stance Of this confession and printed It in
tho Enterpri&e, and we are convinced from
subsequent events that this was the most
correct and reliable version Of tile tragedy
that has ever made or Is likely TO make
It's appearance. Dr.. Stralll related to us,
that amer the taking Of Carr's confession
was concluded, he stopped close to Carr,
who, on account of his wound, spoke
with great difficulty, and asked. him to
tell him truthfully whether he had ever
murdered any one besides Louisa Fox.
Car, who, at that time dcspaired Of ever
getting well, answered on tho word ofJa
dying man that he had not. Upon being
asked why he had said anything about
other murders, he replied that he had
done 1t "just for the sake of gassing."
The fact tkut Carr gave no date TO any Of
his achievements, and that some Of his
statements have already been denied,adds
TO the doubts that are entertained in many
quarters as to the genuinencSs Of his con-
tession. twill probably never be known
whether II Is true or false.
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70 tho american People, Greeting:

10 tho american People, Greeting:
lam commissioned to procure the name
and address OF every person In tho United
States who takes a friendly interest in
Woman's Enirnnchisement. In order to
compile this roll Of honor, l hereby re.
quest every such person, Immediately on
reading this announcement, without watt
ing long enough to forget or neglect It, to
take pen andlink, write tho name and ad-
dress legibly,; and forward the same to me
by mail, postage paid-a trifling cost
which you will not begrudgc To good
cause. Anybody sending In ono envelope
hIi'thc naincs in family, village, or 0sso.
citation, will render helpful service.
Three thousand American newspapers will
obligc brother editor by generously
printing this card In their columns. The
purpose Of this registration is TO know to
whom u send important documents.
Friends Of the cause 0rG urged to respond
so simultaneously that their letters slInll
flY hither like a snow-storlM Sign at
odcG And tile day will cMuo when your
children and ohtlHfen's children will be
proud Of the record.
Fratcrnally, THEoDoRE TnTON,
Editor Of utS LHdepSnGsns, Boz 27s7, NoaO
York City. .h ..'