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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1870-05-31

5kJs GENERAL AGENTS FOR
Geiser Improved Threshing Machines, Wood S
Improved combined Self-Rake Reapers and
Mowers, Clipper combined Dropper and Now
err" Wood and Clipper single mowers. Ohio
Lock Lever Buggy Rakes, Clipper Hay Forks,
sharpening mower and reaper knives, and deal
ers in all kinds of Agricultural Implements. q.
Send for circulars Of the above machines.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1870-05-31

EIYssR RENT aeKs SALE, on reasonable
terms-possession given the 1st day of JAN
uary, 1870-the House and Lot now occupied by
0. Smith, near Staunton Nurseries. Apply to
SMITH & ELDER, or A. KINNEY.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1870-05-31

folIOWiIig CUTc1lCTCts.
STAUNTON VA, Al ril II. 1870.
MEssRs. HAWKINS 81 SHEARER:-Ih have been
an advocate of other machines than the Wheeler
q Wilson till your arrival. Since you put my
machine in order it is in my judgment the best
Family Sewing Machine in use. l use it with
perfect for all kinds of sewing. u stitches to
perfection Very Respectfully
Mrs. JOHN b. HOGE.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1870-05-31

MEssRs. HAWKINS s. SHEARER-I have been
using IN my family for several years, one of
slider it one ofthe best machines in USE 1t makes
the most perfect stitch on coarse or fine goods of
any machine have ever seen. Ny machine is
easily kept and has never been out of order.
ISAAC WITT
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Il! SALT!

zee! ECE?! ECE!Y!
Z III ELDRIDGE & CO.,
ALEXANDRIA, VA,
Wholesale and retail Ice dealers Special atten-
ton given to, and Ice securely packed for the
country. mar29-3m
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1870-05-31
ETERGGENEA Sat rules held in the clerks
Y Office of the Circuit Court of Highland coun-
ty, on Monday, the End day of May, 1870
Stewart G. Slaven. Plaintiff

7 have appointed Mrs. G. A. Brockmeyer to do
4 general Grocery and Dry Goods business,
to buy and sell for cash only, in the town of
Covington, Allegheny county, Virginia.
mar29-3mos @. A. BROCKMEYER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-31
OFFICIAL.
Posi- DrPICK DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF Fo1gIaS MAILS,

E IL
OFFICE OF FoReIaS MAtLs !
WASHINGTON. ID. g., oct p, 1S10.\
This Department having bsen advised that
tie steamers of the North German Lloyd Com
pany have resumed their regular departures
from New York to Bremen, direct msils for
Germany Will hereafter Ia rnadA "a, a.
patched by the steamers of that como,nv s,ii
lng from New York on Saturdays for Bremen
me following rates of postage, applicable Z,
lne "rrecf route. will, therefore, be chargeable on
an correspondence for Germany fJeoparded nv
THIS line OF steamers, viz:
On letters, cents for each single rate OF "a ,lf
al ounce or under. prepayment optional.
oh newspapers, cents each, (ifnot exceed N y
ionr ounces in weight.) and 3 cents for each adj
uItlohal Tour ounces or fraction thereof, prepay
ment compulsory.
On book packets, cents when not exceeding
an ounce; cents when over an ounce, but NOT
exceeding two ounces; cents when over two
ounces, but not exceeding four ounces, and an
additional rate Of six cents for each additional
Tour ounces or fraction thereof, prepayment
compulsory.
On samples of merchandise, 6 cents for each
orr ounces or fraction thereof, prepayment
ecmpUlsory.
Ey order of the Postmaster General
JOSEPH IL. BLACKPAN
Supt- Foreign NJ ails.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-31

LINCOLN STATUEs-The Washington Star in
kind effort TO apologize for the crudities of the
Lincoln statuein front OF the city hall, at the
national capital, laments the difficulty the STAT
uaries labor under in their attempts to do Justice
to the late Mr.. Lincoln and artistic taste at the
same time. They can throw no drapery about
him, il Gays, because he never wore any to speak
of-never wore shawl or q cloak-and great
absurdities have been committed IN attemp pts to
ideAliZe his homely face and lank figure. The
Star fOrRets q memorable occasion when Mr.
Lincoln aid use q shawl or cloak, which, with
the Scotch cap Of notable memory, would form
an admirable costume for the statuaries-B1l-
tinors Sun.
But the Sun forgets that the shawl and Scotch
cap business turns out to have been fiction Of
an enterprisiDg New York reporter, and il We
mistake not Baltimore WAS the first to establish
that fact, and also to insist that there was no
need for such Disguise In passing through that
city. We are afraid the costume Difficulty re-
mains unsolved.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-31
The octette opposition of the Board of Alder

The ocfette opposition of the Board of Alder
men at their last session repeated their caucus
tactics of defeating nominations conceded on
all sides TO be the very best that could be m ,de
Their action Is ineligible or defensible neither
on party grounds or on those of fitness And
even were there any party question at st AXE
they have involved themselves in the inconsist-
ency OF confirming appointees who have never
claimed to be distinctively Republican. while
they have rejected those who have never been
snythir g else sir &c there was Republican party.
Here we lind them rejecting such nominations
as D. o. Wilson, Superintendent of Public
Schools; j. q. McKelden, City Auditor; j. II
Crane, Water Registrar; Samuel Norment and
Peter r. Bacon, Asylum Com nissioners; John
III. Semmes, Commissioner OF Water Board; p.
h. Dubant and ". G. Baldwin, Fire Commis-
sioners; W. j. Stephenson, .. X. Harris, and T.
e. Clark, School Trustees; Drs. W. G. Palmer.
X. G. Croggin, George NJ. Dove, and Messrs. j.
c. HaIknsss and W. +. Wallace, Health Com
missioners; Carey W. White, Ward Commits
sioner, SC.
This list is made up almost entirely of citizens
Of the highest standing. and who in almost every
instance will be recognized as having special
qualifications for the duties assigned them-msn
OF class who never seek Office, and who have.
to the credit Of Mayor Emery been selected
especially for character and fitness
There Il Mr.. Wilson, School Superintendent.
The application for his appointment was signed
and urged by nearly every man in the city inter-
ested in school matters, and we need not call
attention to the admirable manner in which he
has filed that position. The new Board of
Trustees have co-operated with him cordially,
and have made some most important progress in
the way Of improving the school system, and
amongst other things have stopped number of
leaks and reduced expenses in a way that should
commend itself especially to the appreciation of
taxpayers.
There Is Mr.. McKeldep, City Auditor, who
has devoted such an amount of intelligent. clear
headed labor to the work OF reducing the chsss
of our city finances to some system; he, too, is
thrown over by the octette. So of Mr. Crane.
who has labored faithfully and intelligently to
systematize the affairs Of the water department.;
and the same may be said of Messrs Dubant
and Baldwin, Of the Fire Board, and of the re-
jected officers in all the other departments
They are, one and all, recognized by our citi-
zens as good, efficient men, laboring hard to
serve the city, simply q matter of public
duly, as most OF those Offices are honorary, or
the salary is so inconsiderable as not to be an
object 10 men Of their character.
The octette of the Aldermen make a great
mistake before the bar of public opinion BY re-
jectiDg appointments of this class.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-31

The esteem in which the Capital removing
project is held in Chicago is pretty well shown
by the result Of the Republican Congressional
Convention held there last week. Mr. Joseph
MedIl, one OF the editors of the Chicago Tribune,
and the originator and strong supporter OF the
foolish scheme, was q candidate for nomination
~ Representative in Congress, but 50 little
prospect OF success had he that he Withdrew his
name before the convention met. Capital
moving don't seem to be as popular on. there
"a IL WAS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-31

Two thousand special deputy United States
marshals were sworn In at New York on Satur
day, to guard the polls in that city on election
day, and the Herald Of yesterday says it is ru-
mored that in addition to these 1000 about 900
others have received information that at any
moment they may be called upon, a. the United
States authorities are determined to have a sui.
fcient force on hand TO make II shot" for any
other authority that shall dare to place itself in
OpTJsitiOn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-31
RANKRUFTOY NOTICE.

". WAsHIHeroS CITY. ID. c., Oct 81, $50.
In the Supreme CoE,t Of the District Of Columbia
To oil the Creditors Of SEARS BOTHER who
have proved their claims:
You are hereby Notified to appear before tbis
Court on the 18TH DAT OF NOVEMBER, 1870 AZ m
O'Clock m, at the City Hall, Washington civ. tH
chow cause why a discharge from Gil his debt,
should not be granted to JA6ESW W. SEARS one OF
the firm Of Sears & Bro, Of said Bankrupts
By order of the Court: ALEX SHARP
Y. 9, n Arsbal Of ID. o., o. Messenger.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-31

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the smbscrj
i Der has obtained from the tupreme Court o. the
District Of Columbia, holding Special Term letters
OF Administration the personal estate of John
DAB LGREN late of W ashington county Aforesaid
deceased All persons having claims against the sad
deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the same with
the vouc thereof TO the subscriber on or before
10Th day Of October next they may otherwiss by
Law be excluded from all benefit Of the said estate
Given under my hand this 18th day of October $50
d. v: DAHLGREN, Administratrx w A.
oc3l-m Sw' Corner of l. aud 18th ats
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-31

When the ST. Louis Republican resorts to per-
sonal abuse Of Col Forney, Instead Of essaying
TO reply to his letter to the capital movers, it
locks good deal as if that paper finds his argu-
mtnts unanswerabie.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-31

~N0Ii0ELTh.re will bs a meeting Of the
LAS STOckH0LpERS Of the WASHINGTON
MARKET COMPANY, at the Board OF Trade
Rooms. on sATU BDAY, the 5th day of November,
~ II O'Clock, for the election Of officers and the
transaction Of other business that NAV legally
come under the charter Of said company
H. 3. DAVIS,
TIC. CONNOLLY,
THOMAS LEWIS.
JOHN \. CROCKER,
DIV. BLISS.
BENJ. r FRENCH,
JOB w. ANGUS,
A. y. RICHARDS,
SAMUEL 3 SHOOT,
John r. ELVAN,.
CHAS. q. GODFREY,
II. 1. GREGORY,
Coreorators.
WAsHINGIoN ID u. yet %, $50. oc2S q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-31

Hiram FulleT's ridiculous canard to the New
York World about the massacre of women and
children at Metz by the Prussians is a fitting
pendant to the string OF fables he has sent to
that paper from London about war matters
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-31
WASHINGTON, d C.. Oct. rs, 1870
S WEST WING DRY HALL
WASHINGTON, ID q. llcf "a liza

S @ssr WING CIrY HALL
WARRINGTON, ID. c., Oct Is 100
OFFICIAL
Notice Ia hereby given. that the TAXES FOR
THk nEAR 1870, levied upon the real and mar.
sopn properly IN the city of Washing ton D.trct of
Soiumoe, VIII be payable on and after October 18Th
So. aIscount Of ten per cent. will be allowed
upon All payments made thereon prior to Novembar
10th. $50. Also, di.count of Ave mar cant from
My emoef Hh TO December 10th. 1870.
PERSONS upon whose property there Il q special
aS. ano dssirous OF paying the same, will state AT
ths tline 81 applying for the general tax bill
any pefson or persons general tax which amounts
20 the sum OF two huddred and city dolsrs n.t can
pay NTH OF said tax in certi of Indebted
ness u the corporation OF W ashington. ID C.
No attention will be paid to cal letters re1uest
lng tAx bile neither can any bills be made before or
ntet once hours The Collector is com PEELED to
TINS course IN consequence OF the late law re-
Qu.Ilng oistribution Of the funds daily
PERSONS Calling Tor tax bills will please present
tast ear srecetpts, which will greatly facilitate the
OF the once, and also time to the par
All cheeks offered in payment for taxes mast be
are drawn. A "S'" "u"n lucy
On the LIST of February, 1871. the book, viii, Il.
ciosed And all taxes due and unpaid vii, be adysr.
oes 80 ie rep. aohron. a. G siSsS&S giis.tor
persons Indebted to me are no
S tfed to settle their bills by the nrst day OF
January ISL, or tbay will be refused medical at
tendance. loci 0al.I y. w. BUGAN, N. d.
UNReDEBMEO PLED9 IA
S on hand for sale at b. 8OLDSTEIN q 90 ,S
LOAN OFs ICE. POT and 200 a. street est near
Penns5lNania avenue &C Is I'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-10-31

~cLEAB AND HARMLESS As wATER.
GATTAN'B CRYSTAL DISCOVERY,
FOB The HAIR,
Ii warranted to restore gray hair to Its original
color in from three to ten days, prevent the hair
from falling. and cure dandrun and scurf in about
two months. 1t is also excellent dressing for The
hair, giving brash dry and wiry hair an elegant and
glossy appearance. 1t contains nothing poisonous,
and is a. clean and clear o. water EVERYBODY can
use il with perfect confidence.
The fact that some three thousand bottles have
been sold town within few months is proof Of its
entire success.
For sale by all Druggists and at the Depot corner
ID and D streets NV.
Liberal discounts to the trade. ocB.t
O LODGE No. >, Knight. Of Pythfas, Of the
District Of Columbia the Oldest Lodge in the Order,
1874 and under re II the Grand Lodge
as EeS ts0s' dscs2 f ssI
q 8, the Z DISTRICT ~ co dSasS
clsndestins Lodge.
Browning, W G.: FRANK Holland, Vi. T G.spss
HsuSsll h. 3: PG Edward Dunn, Banker;
yonn c. Mcdonnell, l. s.; Edward Marks. o.
rEf21TIIEGss c TS PrksYNs 1}l.iRINa- TO
~ oi%y$SsSaiSS$TSS PSsfSEss SSEi ! Us
81 ;S o lsssons ss Appic.ons Vi. % received 81
residence Of the teacher, SIG eth street between
Private classes in German and French can be
formed al the teachers residence, ut moderate
THE LADIES OF WAsBINGrON ARE IN
SIS Psn1an. ave- FxrThSSs cTT H.
II Se' end Self instructions MIS- =;
~ PAhLOR LIGHT, 81
u .'us. rIRsT.cLAss srovEs.@
ocsi Inn the LOVE" TsE ETC., At THOMAS cos
IMMKNsE DECLINE In ThE PRICE or
bEoDHEAD RE ri s tHssFis sFFEAFrH THAN
uleyard skI,. at bargain; New York Mills "a
At fe.y reaGSea esn,s sls
fIanpeis; Gloves; Hesie y. Linens, Towels, plain.
other Staple and Fancy Coed. vorthV ph socH OF
q ~ .hoss who buy for cash at BRODHEAD GO. i,
- o'iNct, Cciroi io'n. Oc3l-3t
Gil MILLINERY AND FANCY OF
Oh GOODS OH
All the Latest styles received in MILLINERY
GOODS. RIBBONS, FLOWERS. LAOES, EN-
BROIDERlES, DRESS TRIMMINGS, sCARFS
BOWS. &c, at LOVES
oc293t eI1 MARKET Space, bet stb and 9Th SITS
rROCKERY,
u CHINA, GLASSWARE,
CUTLERY AND PLATED WARE
ousekeepers can nov hnd ut our store -
complete assortment Of the above goods Of "
best quality At low prices.
WEBB 4 BEvERIDGE,
ocIy1 Ocd Fellows Hall, 9TH street
nRY GOODS
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS CHEAP
Casino res rs cents TO S25O
Satfnets So 6211 and rs cents
Blankets 90 TO $40.
shawls all Prices
Water Proofs 81 to el75.
Carpets ia cents TO SI.U,
Oil Cloths Cheap.
JOHNSON COLLEY,
oc Es-0 Ill aarEet Space.
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me Courts.

CIRcU1r CoURT-Hoa. Da1;d r.
Laird 0residing.--The case OF Bixby
Usy Wright & Harper was tried The
plaintiff sued for q balance of a year
salary, where be had been engaged to
perform certain service for year, at
a compensation stated at certain sum
per month, and had been dismissed be-
fore the expiration Of the year. Judge
ment for the plaintiff. 1857 %.
Stinson as Wemsitte; suit on prom
issoTy note for $85 was tried. Defend
ant pleaded en- Offset Of go for a COW
sold and delivered to plaintiff. Plain
tiff endeavored to prove that the COW
was not as valuable as represented,
and that tho defendant had received
credit for It in . different transaction.
Judgment for plaintiff for $40.
REooRDER's CoURT.-N. Willard.
Egg, presiding. = George SohroOp
was fined S. As apd sent to jail for
being so drunk that he mistook the
Upper Market for a gin chop.
James Green paid So % each for q
noisy drunk near the Opera House.
Dan Clancy and john Mackey, who,
Notwithstanding the "frinchy" sound
of their names are oolorsd men, were
fined s13 60 each, for keeping VI.
licensed dogs. to the gseas'annoyanee
of their neighhoFs on John Street,
RoTleytown.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-11-11


Inc EFansygils Library association.
The Directors Of this organization
have mado arrangements for enter
taipments, with the following lectur-
ers. the approaching season: Olive
Logan, George Francis Train. Eliza
beth Stanton, and Parl B Du Chaillu.
Also with tho original Hutchinson
Family. 1t is probable that James
f Murdoch. the renowned elocution-
ist (uhilom actor, may deliver some
Of his dramatio reoiratiaus and read
ings. Efforts will be made TO secure
8 thorough aud varied course during
the season.
II is desired to relieve the Librsry
from debt By these lectures. Oar
citizens who are willing to aid in this
lsudabls enterprise incidentally. while
gratifying their literary tastes. will
have ample opportrnity.
The Library is a comfortable and
attractive place fer reading during
these cool and long evenings. The
latest papers, besides standard books
can be found there.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-11-11
Amusements.

KATIE PUTNAM.--S2ns Souci wss
produced last night to another good
house, an Improvement on the house
Of Wednesday night. The play, which
il founded on Mrs. SouthwoFth'e
missing Bride" was replete with ez-
oellent points, which b. the acting Of
this really excellent company, were
made thrillipgly effective upon the
audience
Want OF sufficient room this morn
ing, preolndes the possibility Of an
extended notice Of the acting in de.
tail, but II must be said Of ell the
members of the company that they
did finely, and Of Miss Katie Put
nam, that she ouldid herself.
Miss Putnam takes benefit to-
night, in IN. p" the newest dra-
matte production brought cut. Let
the house be crowded.
THE RINK The regular assembly
occurred last night, and this after
noon the lessons SO much enjoyed by
the awkward squad y occur.
TRINITY n. Il. CHURoH SUPPER
The parlors Of Trinity we're we'll
filled last night, and so were the Wis.
itors. The cup of hot eefee and rel
ishable scallepad oysters, which,
served By the fair hands cf those
ministeriBg angols, the ladies' of
Trinity, while satisfying the appetite,
make lasting impression on the
memory of a hungry mao, we're
served plenteously.
DAN. RICE MIR. 0iane, tho aUanl
courier Of Dan. Rioe's Circus, was in
the city yesterday, making arrange,
ments for the visit Of that establish
ment to this city, on Tuesday next
Th,s circus has been thoroughly re
organized. and ia row represented by
by the press to DC the best and most
complete in America,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-11-11

CARp or THAEKs.--1'he ladies Of
St. Paul's Chareh. Who were interested
in getting up the supper, held on the
81 and 4sh inst, return thanks 10 the
public generally. for their generous
patronage. and 70 The following named
individuals aad corporations especial
y, for favors received: TIE Evans
vile Public Hall Co., and the propri-
etors Of Masonic Hall, for the use Of
hall and chairs; Southwestern Gas
and Stove Co, for the use Of their ex.
cellent gas stoves; the JOURNAL and
Courier, aud Messrs. Healy & Isasos,
for notices aud printing; Messrs. Hol-
lings1orth, for china ware; the Ey-
ansville Gas Company, for light;
Messrs. Carmody & hewitt. for fow'
ers; Mcssrg. Geiger, MoGreW. Her
man, Armstrong aud Bl0omor, foI
many acts OF kindness.
la COMMITTEE.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-11-11
STAMINA on RresIpfa

Some Of our business houses pro-
vided themselves =. previous to the
time whea stamp duties were abol-
ishsd on receipts fer the payment Of
money or the payment Of any debt
With receipt books. with the tax paid
stamp imprinted on the paper. and
the receipt printed afterwards. After
October 1st these stamps were value
less for business purposes. The ques-
ton has been, how the owners could
" set their money back for these
stamps. Il has been propounded to
the Commissioner Of Internal Rev
enue. and has been answered as fol-
lows:
WASHINGTON, Nov. z, 1870.
Sir: In answer to your letter OF
the 31st ult., l have TO say that the
stamped receipts referred TO should
be forwarded to this Office. charges
prepaid, when adhesive stamps will
be Issued for the amount.
Respectfully,
j. w. DOUGLASS.
Acting Commissioner.
James III. McNeely,
Assessor 1st Dist. Ind,
Evansville"
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COUNcIL PROCEEDINGs.
CoBNcEL CHABCBER, EVANSVILLE,
Thursday Evening. Nov. 10. 1870. I

Thursday Evening, Nov. 10. 1870. !
The Council met IN special session. pres
emit MeSsrs. Flies, Van Ripper, Riehardt,
Carpenter. KeTth and Doughty.
Ir. Van E1psr presiding.
The rules of order were suspended, and
an ordinance amendatoTy Of the ordi-
nance paEse1 az Wednesday evening s
meeting was introduced and read.
The ordinance amends the errors IA the
rCfnance OF Wednesday evening, where.
by tine boundaries OF Wards were omitted
The rules were suspended, the ordinance
was read a second time by its title, and
passed unanimously.
Mr.. Carpenter gave notice that be
should, at the next meeting, Introduce a
petition 70 have fractional Lot 1, in tue
Northern Enlargement, cleared OF Its pres.
ent incum bTances IN the shape OF wood.
piles, hoop-poles and boilers, and moved
for the appointment OF q committee TO n.
certain on what terms the city could OBJ
tafu q title to the balance Of the tract.
= Tao motion was carried and Messrs Car
penter and RichaTdt appointed on said
Committee.
Anthony J. schu's remonstTance against
the exteaston of Ann Street, laying
on Ole.
Ths Couneil the+eupon adj burned.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-11-11

CONTESTED AUDIroRsHIP.-Yes
day was the day fixed for the hearing
Of the case of Patrick Burke VS..
Philip Decker, involving the contest
for the Office of County Auditor. Mr..
Burk, by his attorneys, Bippus &
Mann, ct al, aled bis notice Of con-
test with the County CLERK, on the
22i day of October, with an order to
the Clerk enclosed therein, directing
that notice be served upon the County
Commissioners to convene for
a hearing Of the case. The
Clerk, IS directed, issued the notice
accordingly, which was served by
Deputy Sheriff Fl. W. Lauer, to meet
on the 10Th of November. Mr..
Bower did not appear as notified. Mr..
Barker was confined to his bed by
continued sickness, and vas unable TO
obey the sunmons. Mr.. Decker, the
other member Of the Board notified,
vas present at tho Court House all
day, but being q patty ia the case,
could not act. What will be the
next step the contestant will take in
tho case VIC ara not advised.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-11-11

PERSONAL. - Among the distin-
guished strangers 10 the city yesteF-
day, No had the pleasure of meeting
Col. j. ri. Crebs, Of Carmi; j. A,
Cunningham, Of Louisville; 4. A
Lindsley, Of the frm of David &
Lindsey, of Moon Lake, Miss, and
John OVermsyer. Route Agent. Of
the Adams Express; Tom Collins, Of
the Mt. Veraon Democrat, and Col.
John A. Mann, were in the city yes
terdsv.