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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-11-14
Guardians Sale Of Valuable Real
Estate

DF vIRTUE or AK ORDER on
- the Court ~ Common Hinnn I'd
Floyd County, the undeFHlnmed Gumra
dian Of the person and e9.aie of MnrHn-
heirs OF Frederick Becker, deceaaod. ouar8
for sale at private sale tho undivided LW0-
ntntha part OF tho real eatata tm Nmmdnra
burEn County Indiana. known aud nnHs
cribed as OIL thot pnft Of fractional sac-
TONS Nos i've and * t5 "a ~ in townHhln
west, Ia the Nincenneg Lnnd District, tatn
bounded; Beginning 90 q point OF thu
east line of said section $50. nva. nine
chMlmH and bWcnly-aeWem humnrodthnt
% zlsl0l, south OF the norff fonat corner of
said section No. nVo, and running thnHOa
south along said east iine - SAID section
NO. nVo l1), twelve chniuH and utV-ufun
hnndredlha az h0.l00 chl thence west and
parallel with the north llue on said ffncs
tional sections Nos. nVo aud SIX. ninety
m nine ne chains and ninety hnnaredth8 lNi
b3-lpJli % the west line OF said fuetIouHI
section h0s six thence im a noFlhWnHfoflV
direction along said last mentioned ilmn,
thirteen ulaiua and eighty. ncN0n numfa
Iedlha tA3 $1,000 - point from Whinh
line running parallel with tte uuFln limo
six, would strike thc place 1f beginning 8
thence cast ard parallel with said north
limo of said session tO tho place of BEGIN a
ming, containing i20 92.i00 ceres.
TERMS OF BALL Nnn-lhirQ of Tao pure
chase money CD he reid in cash, and tho
residue in two equal payments, nt ono and
two years credit. tuo purchaser giving
notes with sufficient surety bearing lmfnra
tereat from date, and WulFing valuation
or appraieement laws
law once of AFRO Dyer Itlrd street. Eve
nnaville, Indiana. until tao 2ld day of
November, 1870. MAR HhckHt
novl4 iw Guardian.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-11-14

OMAHA, Nov. 10. w. Mead has
resigned his position as Assistant
General Superintendent Of the II. p.
Railroad.
The case of G. w. Frost against
the Pacific Railroad contractors, for
forty thousand dollars, was compro-
missed for five thousand.
HoD. T. @. Everts, Of Montana,
who was lost during the Yellowstone
expedition, has arrived at Helena,
and is in a fair way for complete re-
coVery.
The scheme is being agitated for a
railroad from Cheyenne, Wyoming,
to Helena, Montana, via Fort Lar
annie.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-11-14
ITALY.

FLORENCE, November I2-The Italian
frigate Castellamore has gone TO Mar
seilies to protect the italian citizans. An
other vessel viii follow her.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-11-14

GLASGOW, Nov. 12.-The steamship ST.
David, from Quebec, arrived yesterday.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-11-14

LONDON, November 12.-Your CORE
spondent writ ing.frOm Lille, on the Ilth,
says the effective force of the army of the
North, under arms, is estimated at 81 600
men, capable of being considerably in
creased and brought up to 10000 with re-
cruits from Arvas DOuai and Valen-
ciennes, and by CONSUMPTION.
There are here, several batteries of ar
at Douai, and force of II 900 men.
Cavalry horses are very scarce, which
occasions great difficulty for the organiza-
tion of this branch of the service.
The young peasantry of Beleiuu1 are
docking here by every train.
Trade being very nat, the pay of thirty
sous per day is granted to recruits.
BOurbak1 is endeavorlng to get old SOL
diers, Already 1900 have arrived here.
who escaped from Metz and Sedan COM
prising Marines, Gems d'ATnse7 Chasseurs
d'AfriQue, sc. These are much priZgd- as
the National Guard is not very effective at
present.
Half OF the defenses, that is, q sen1i-cIr-
/ cunafereDce of the Qualifications is regard =
/ ed as impregnable, as the whole country
| extending beyond that line towards the
/ North and Belgian frontier, can be flooded
within three miles, making a sort oF an
+ inland sea. The water appliances for fms
! westward part of the city are well pro
! tected, but Bourbaki is er Getting works OF
! great strength.
houses must be given mp for the purpose OF
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SHOO FLY (

So ihought aud said many OF these would be
merchantS-these old togieS and Slow-coaclieS---
when some months ago VIZ opened the famods
Cheap Store 70 the wondering mul titndcs lyon
don bOddcr me - they ehuckled, as they sur
missed tina; a few weeks would wind as up or
that IN a iucnih SO fAftiestnoSi me aonia hast aHj
leave them u be tier chance 10 impose their pti
ces upon the people. Bu, we have "boddered'
them not n little; We have made the dust and
Dry Goods Fly about their at such fearful
low rate that they at least wonder where eau
get such goods az such prices. They begin To
feel their old standing ground melGng way
from under them, while every day shows our
sales increasing and that the people are endor s.
ing our of rejected assertions that bere.-is the
cheapest place 90 get your. goods. n Is he
I0Tsc1scai of FEE nnlloa ef people. Crotsds erery
day sh0tc you rcTs you Gun get the most goods for
ne least HlOAe1-the real exciting rare bargains
only picked up by the eternal vigilance of men
who have been raised in tho auction rooms OF New
York city, ever on the alert, watching with the
almig hty dullar for these unmatched and un-
heard of bargains Linen ilankerehieis, Sal0c.
Eternal toothpicks ! ! where can YOU fad a man
who will sellyo Gents Hose ut &c pair these
Fine Gauze Undershirts for 5Oa7Oc; best Drill
Drawers, only 1OC and Cents Dog Skin Gloves
at 81 30, worth - %. Everybody will tell you
BaliZell * Go. Aye no man dare expect 10 get
three prices for his goods Beautiful Borderc,l
llankerchiers, SC. No wonder these merchants
lay back at their case while we are measuring
of goods at the rate Of n thousand yards an hour
Hair Nets, lr; u tremendous reduction Linen
Napkins, &C. Somebody must steal these goods:
Towels, loc. Is there u mar, woman or cnld who
docs not believe That we are the monarchs Of the
auction rooms, Pure irish Linen 81 &c a4jc. Point
out the man who can withstand such death
de''ltog blows; splendid stock % Swiss at lie,
mp Bishop Lawns mt all prices, aud IA Shirt
Buttons Tor Ic. oh pity the poor man and his
"retcbed family who made them Heavy Lin
en- Drill, 20c, and everything down because Prus-
STA and France are going 10 whip Now is Tia
time to buy. You may teach politician hon
csty, you may get lawyer to speak the truth,
aye, you may even reconcile Christianity and u
membership i'll Henry Ward Beccher's Church
hut you can never find goods sacrificed ut such
low prices rs they this week ut
BALTXELL ~ CO.'S,
90 RaIii;nnrc St CairhcriAr.l. al
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az Whittcmoro's little IRREGULARITIES in

Re- Whittcmorc's little Irregularities in
the Cadctship business, arc thrown entirely
into the shade by the moro rascally per
formancos of the Hon. r. II. BUTLER. of
Tennessee That person, it is charged,
"deiraudcd widows Of soldiers in the most
unblushing manner, induced Congress to
grant a pension to Confederate soldier.
and being Pension Agent, as vel as
Congressman, and uniting those response
bic Offices with the calling of grocer, he
compels the pensioners to receive their
dues from the Government in the shape Of
sugar, coffee, tea and similar merchandise.
Pub lefty will no doubt put sudden stop
to BUTLER $ grocery pension business, but
strong efforts should be made to bring him
to justice, and if he canuot be punished by
expulsion, fine and Imprisonment, lie should
at least DO forced to hand back to their
rightful owners his ill. gotten gains"
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EEThe vote which WINS taken in Auus

Ep The vote which was taken in Angus
ia coanty on Saturday last, OF the question
of subscribing to tho stock of tho Valley
Railroad TO the amount of threo hundred
thousand dollars, was adverse TO the sub.
scripiion. The entire vote gives q MAORI
ty for the subscription of about two hun
dred and fifty, while throc,Gfths majority
OF the entire number Of votes cast was ne
ccssary TO insure the subscription.
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Cnnr, EIcctinu.

THE hHoiit T. Chureh SgH
Ifpr''r0~e prymihlDg, hsH q il
fmP h11'HJ /oy S,ph Elonot p"l"
mar Barfhyioo, U,nym o., W j"
commooci"g Frilog ne 2GH ~ iaaH
c"r frtfnf, ~ uH drnonip0i..as '
mast C,gdWHH iHrH,d ~ 0HHd
j O. DICE, = y
JAMES HIGGINS
LII /. In
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"WnAT DID THE SOLDIERS FIdur Fon d?
The Pittsburgh Iosl asks the following per-
tlncnt questions in reference to the Union
soldiers :-"What was it for is n question
which has been seriously asked by those
who have looked around tho cost for victo-
ry. What did we fight for? First, for
the Union but the Union as it was is lost,
and the nation substituted Was it for O.
Emancipation? That has ceased to be n
power under the high law Was it for
unity and fraternity ? Bitterness between
the sections is still sought to be kept alive,
and has not been diminished by magnanimi-
ty--hato has been intensified by injustice
toward even the widow and the orphan, and
the friends Of tho Government itself. Was
ii for liberty and human rights the country
fought! 1t has achieved Radicalism. cor
ruption, and crime no matter what we
fought for, that is what has been gained
Will these compensate for the immense sa-
crifcc of blood and treasure? The only So
lace the bow of promise which is hung out
with its luminous hopc-is the overthrow
Of tho party which is now in power, Us IN
crringly indicated by tho daily changes in
public opinion"
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sSS' On Friday last EUGH j. BOND quail
lied as Judge of the Fourth Judicial Cir
cult Of the U. s. comprising the States of
Maryland, Virginia, West Virginia, North
Carolina and South Carolina.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-08-12

GT THOMAS L. LANmAM, Registrar of
Grant Township, Marion county, was tried
at Falrmont, On Saturday last, before Uui-
ted States Commissioner Dr. BERKEBILE.
for refusing to register WILLIAM l.. DA.
Wis, because the applicant, in 1868, saw n
rebel soldier and did not tell the loyal pco-
pie Davis was then 13a gears Old, and
Jones men had been through the county
two days before.
The Commissioner as stated by CORES
pendent of tho Wheeling Register, sat on
the bench for six hours, heard the testimo.
ny of witnesses and speeches from Mr.. AL.
LIsoN, of Wheeling, and Colonel BLACK
BURN, from Martinsburg, who had been
brought here by telegraph by the Board of
Registration to dofond the Registrar and to
elucidato and amplify the laws of Congress
20 enforce, &c McCoY, SoMMERs, SNrrn
and MoRRow discussed tho law on the rights
OF all citizens to vote who arc qualified un-
der tho Constitution of the State, and in.
sisted that Lanham had violated that law
and the law of the State. The argument
was very exhaustive of the subject aud did
much good in our community.
"bIr. Allison took the OK tromo Foreman
Caldwell view Of the matter, and was com.
plctcly demolished Mr.. Blackburn tool,
a moro liberal Wow Of the law, and told the
Registrars and Board that They woro liable,
under tho law, Tor o wrongful md corrupt
administration q the law His speech was
very fair The Commissioner having heard
tho case, very promptly and properly sent
Lonham to answer before the District Court
cf the United States.
"IIESUY BooGEas, Registrar Of Paw
Paw township, in Same county, also lad bis
trial before Commissioner DR.. BerkcbiIo for
refusing to register BENJAMIv AuMove.
who i5a qualified voter, but ha1 been strick.
en- from the list Of voters by tho Board .-
The Commissioner discharged tho warrant
sayiug that Ammons must 70 before tho
Board for registration Tho Doctor payc
entire satisfaction in the discharge Of his
duties, and much good was douo hero The
Democracy was delighted, particularly q.
tho happy influence tina, tLo importation Of
tho Wheeling aud Martinsburg gentlemen
produced upon tho minds Of our friends
and tho back set tho circumstance gave the
Radicals We will carry Marion"
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aS-The Washington correspondent of
tho st. Louis Republican, after a careful
review Of the political situation says the
present House consists of 238 members
Radical, 163; Democrats, IS, and the next
House will stand, in all probability, Dem
ocrats l26 10 Radicals 1l2.
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by Authority Of the Governor
mo. :Se. Joint Resolution
Proposing an Amen dncnt
to the Constitutiono OF the
state
Rssoiced Ly tie Legislature Of West Tirgiuia.
The following is proposed as an Amendment To
ikc Constitution Of this state, TO be substituted
lar section one of article three thereof md tn be-
come part of the said Constitution wien ratified
according To the provisions thereof namely
The male cliZcns Of The State shall bc cnti-
tied to vote at all elections held within The clcc-
ton Districts in which they respectively reside
but no person who is minor, Of uus0und
mind, or n paupcr, or who is under conviction of
treason, felony or bribery in an election or who
has not been resident Of the State for one year,
and OF the county in which lac offers 10 vote Tor
thirty days next preceding such olIcr, shalt bc
permitted to vote while such disability con-
tnucs."
Adopted February %, I8ND.
in Tie House Of Delegates Thursday, Fcbrua-
~ -, 1870, the above resOlh ton was adopted.
The YEAS wERE--Mcs5r5. Wclch, Speaker
Agncw, Ballard of Monroe, ballard of Logan
Belizhoovcr. Bowyer, Erannon, Eurg,g;s, Davis
son, DoQchoo, Evans, Furnsworih, Fisher, Elan
aisah, ihck, Gandec, Guthrie, licrvey, Inward,
Jackson, Judy, Lamb, Lluiun, Lynch, Maxwell,
hcCoy, Meadows Miller, Needy, POwualI RAIDER,
l,cpp, Scott, Snhlh, Tclcr, Thomas, Wells and
WILLINGNESS.
InE NAYS wERE--Messr5 Baker, Barlow, Chr.
penier, Chambers, Collins, Cracraft, Davis, F,l-
RS, Coll, !ia55icr, Hill, lowe, reirpoint Price
ReXroad, Sturgiss, Summers and WhcIt-l8
In the senate Monday, February % 1870 the
above resolution was adopted.
TnE Ehs WE'RE cs5rs. Farnsworth, tPrcsi-
dent, APPit2Etc @raaa, ;'..ili-. S.incs tsiliur
Jesse II Z, Cook, Crane, Davis, Dayton, Dooit-
tie, Gold, Hartman, Kooncc, Leonard, Patrick,
Phelps, Samsdcl aud Young-lS.
tbs NAYS wEEE-Messrs. Foreman, IIumph
reys, Werningcr aud wilson
Aug u, ls7O.-I2w
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EE-W we learn from tho Charleston Cou-

EE- we learn from tho Charleston Cou-
ricr that q sad {; fatal accident occurred on
New River, near Hawks Nest on Monday,
July 10Th. Two young men, named HAN
MoND aud Howard, connected with he
Engineer Corps of tho Chesapeake md O.
bio Railroad, were travelling down tho river
in skilf. They had, rs Il companion, n Mr.
Marsh, who lives in tho noghbnrhood of
Millcr's Ferry, and who knew all about tho
dangers of the stream. On nearing the rap
ida at Hawks Nest, Marsh advised thcm to
60 ashore, and let the skill down through
tho dangerous place with ropes. lie assur-
cd them that the boat could not 1.-Two with
them in il, and that il they persisted in re-
naming there, their lives would be lost
They were determined, however, to 20
through the shoals, aud refused to DO dis
suadcd from their purpose Mr. Marsh
left them, and they started on their peri.
lous trip. In n few moments their boat
was buried in tho Rushing waves, and both
wcro drowned. The body of Mr. Howard has
been recovered, considerably bruised aud
distigurcd a reward is offered for the re.
coyery OF tho body of Mr. Hammond. Both
were residents of New York, and engaged
in surveying tho Chesapeake and Ohio Rail
road route.
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re- Tho Mason County Journal says
that numbers of the Republicans arc seeing
the error Of their ways, and are rapidly com
ing into the Democratic fold.
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u A r. e n rs

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IMPORTANT 10 RrGrrGARs 1t will
DC remembered by Township Registrars
that after man has once boon registered
and stricken from the registrars books he
can not be registered again without apply.
ing directly 20 tho Board Of Registration Of
tho county in which be lives No Town
chip Registrar eau register him. as will be
seen by reference 10 tho law as follows
And no person SO stricken from the reg
ie'or ofvotera ahall afterwards be registered
except upon application to tho board Of reg
istTaiion, os provided Cor 10 tho noxt sec
lion -Ciop 3, Sec. 81 oLHe Coic.
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t"r o''up'" an Exchange Says 'TH. RretL
o. MC mast E,y1nf5l Iyiuied An, E{goJ UsU-,
treatHd oIpd HartHV W,lcomol Vopey. u, /,
rhp'r, '-htrb n9r fnis ~ irqy qu10g the Psoot tf
~ VOL XXI, begins July 2. Try iti only
Sl.5p per volume Of 2G numbers, or So Ter year.
T o',,,5,f.,f n''g Address
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DE-. AoraSArurs T,.NDs.

FFNuE sale Of these Lands under the decree in
4 Brady ~. Abernathya Adm'r &c, not hay
ing been completed at the Court house on Saiur-
day last, The sale thereof will be continued and
completed I'll Springfield, on the goth inst.-ag
heretofore advertised
a. p. WHITE,
JNO j. JACOB,
Aug. 20, I670.-tds Commissioners
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YES. Ip Iss TRUE,

That tho Bsd N,rcrs-thc E.1 Droprr, %
Best $, g. Astsys - be found In $40 4ul a,a
original and Reliable Double Motion lt:tu,
Machines, nude by tic HTNh NAM
FEATURING co, cf Salem, Ohio. S,al h.
Pamphlet containing particulars
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-08-12
I'D 6lEsTtAnT.

4 ANNOUNCE t0 my friends end tr f
4 in Prpcrai. ibat : arr prepared % 1sa
Those whp desire t9 Indulge BOO Icc Cream ID.
notice. AIT orders promptly fn,I
GEORGE BROWN
komney, My ,1. 1870.
EaVA, Iaeuya and Eio Coffee a ~.
- lowest for rsIe lr
GlLl[ESON q PATTIL
EOmucy. Nay 11 1870
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a MODEL IIOvrs,,

Being n cripple, have made house pl,o,i,
special Study. One bnilt has, season has NM, ,
a model OF convenience, beau,y, and ,,oaor.
general information of value 10 all, SEN, ~.
Address with stamp or script If conyeoi,,.
GEO. J. COLBY, Architect, WATERBURY. VEN.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-08-12

ED Duriug the eleven months ended
May 81 our imports exceeded our exports
by about eight millions and 4 quarter. For
the same period in 1869, the balance against
US was nc less than cighty-Gyc millions.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-08-12

E1-A National Bank will probably be-
established Of this place shortly. Capital.
lists reserve your money 10 malo tho sub.
scrIption Of scyonty.Gye thousand dollars IN
'his and adjoining counties e possible
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-08-12

The Pittsburgh tPa.) isadcr, in i.s isrc .
May 20, 1870, says "Thc firm of G.. J. Row,
n Co, which issues This interesting ana ga.
bic book, is the largest and best Adtcrtsips
gcucy ia the United states, and sc c,n ctv.a.
iy recommend il to tho attention Of thoso ai,
desire - Hdvtf;ise tl,ciT business -cIt.fifut.
aud SYSTEMATICALLY in such way that g. So
to secure the ltrscst amount Of Publicity 81. a.
least expenditure Of mOnrY -
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Es-It was discooryod in Baltimore on

Es- 1t was discocIycd in Baltimore on
wednesday upon examination of tho books
OF tho Parkorsburg Branch Railroad Com.
pany, that an ovcr-issuc Of stock Of tho
Company Co iho amount Of some $500 900
had boon made II is supposed that Che
fraudulent stock has been hypo'hccatcd at
New York Mr. John l.. Crawford, tho
secretary oftho Company, has resigned his
position.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-08-12

IHE VIRGINIA BANKS Not only the
bank OF Commerce ab Frodeicksburg, Va ,
Which is winding up is business, but also
Che Bank Of tbo Old Dominion, in Alaxan-
dria, Va, which is also winding mp its of-
lars, pays dollar fJf dollar in grconbacks
on its outstanding notes, but tho latter has
paid a dividend % it7 stockholders Of go
per share IL has been rcdooming its notes
az pAr ilr tao Past eighteen months Tho
Nearcbants' Bank, at Lynchburg, has been
Fccdcomlng ii7 uotcsat par, and probably
other Virginia banks also
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-08-12

- = large 900 column paper, Irdesr size. illus
itaifI Devoted 70 Shcichc Poetry. Wii, Hu-
NOR g't"Hf Tan Nonsense tof srns. bIc Kind }
and 70 iic exposures of SviaIlis-. Vgtsfgigs II
bniy p 81. % year, and superb cnsfa,ir.
'Evmeelinc' I l-2N2 feet grHf. s0. 0o0 eif.t,-
lttfuU NlHV r,p,1d,t p, u.-. ,f. r,t ~ n
% "ide awake, fc,rlca twflml o., IL ,oa
Yr,r Specimens FREE AiJtr
BANNER Un.5af r. NJ
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1870-08-12

EEThe Board Of Supervisors Of this
County, on yesterday fixed the rate Of tax
alton at 10 cents on the hundred dollars
valuation.
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NOTICE.

TNIE partncrship heretofore existing between
JOIiN u. RUSSELL aud JACOB A. MAR
kER, at the Oycrshot Flour Mill. Frnnkfor,
West Va, has this day mutually expired. All
persons indebted 10 said firm will please call on
said Jacob Marker and settle tho same ifnmc-
dintely, and ell claimants will please present
'heiF DIS forthwith for payment
RUSSELL Il MARKER
Frnnkfor', Va, Aug. r. 1870.