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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-29

r., Il Enacted by the Senate and House Of Rcpresest.
atires oitke Cniisd Sate Of Am1teafH G'0T"'
asssnblsd, .
That the military reservation at Fort Dakota, IN
the county Of MInlehaha, and Territory, o. Dakota,
be, and the same 10 hereby, vacated. and the lands
Embraced In said reservation shall be subject TO pri
yatc entry under the provisions OF the pre-empuon
and homestead laws OF the United States, except %
toiore reserved for school purposes; provided, tnat
nothing In this act shall be 30 construed as 70 inteI'
frre with any rights which may have accrued PFC
no.es OF such reservation; and provided also. that
any improvements on said reservation male by ths
military authorities prior 10 It's relinqnishmSnt y
r%esIster and receiver OF the land ONCE Of the district
in which said reservation 10 situated, and paid iol
located: and provided further. that no patent shal
Issue FOR any PORTION OF said lands until the Improve.
ments thereon shall have been paid for at thcii
anDrAiBed value. H "
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-29
m, u Enacted by the Senate and HoGse o.. Rsprsen
atir0 qf The United &afss Of America IN C'"ore'
o.ssSuhlSd HHF o. 90 # #.HF ".".. HH"

r.
he u enacted by the Senate and HoGse O. RSpreient-
atir0 81 the CHited Sates Of America IN CohorsHs
aHsptblsd. EguW~ET ,ssF- % -
That the provisions OF tho second clause OF me
thIrty.third section OF said act. a. amended ny the
nrst section OF an act In amendment, thereof, ap,,
proved July twenty.seven, eighteen nSnSS,rcu ,r sm
which tho bankrupt seeks a discharge Mhlcn wer
contracted nr,or to the nrst day or January, eisht-
cen hundred and sixty.nine. r4.g..
Sec. 2. And be II further enacted. That the clause
In the thirty.ninth section Of said act, which now
reads, 'or who, being q banker, merchant OF GS'es,
has fraudulently stopped or suspended anu MOI re
sumcd payment OF his commercial paper within =
period Of fourteen days. shall be amended 50 as 70
read as follows: "or who. being a banker. broker.
merchant, trader. manufacturer or miner, hasiraud-
ulcntly stopped payment, or who has stopped or sus-
pended, and not resumed payment OF mis- CONNER
ciai paper within q period OF fourteen days
[Publc-So., lei - -
AN ACT 10 annui a portion Of . certain statute Of
the Territory OF New Mexico. and for other pur-
poses
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-29

That the city Of KanIAs, IN the State Of MItsouH
.h.l g sIs = ssFsSy csnI s!,s { S ssss si rs sttSs N;
trict OF New Orleans, and shall b subject TO INC
sSI;. .,sG aan.ssa e - SsSsssss Pafsi soues:
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-09-29
fPublic-So. I'LL
July II. 1870,

| lfupnC-NO' ltLI
| AN ACT In amendment OF the act entitled
act estabIIshing an uniform system OF bankruptcy
Throughout the United States"
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-16
rev York Msrket.

b. Aaiegreph.8 NEW XOaEs Dec. l5.
CoFroH-pull and droopingi middling
upland l6c.
FnoUR-Qutet and unebangeds receipts
z lgg 99rrslas snPernne winter western
see b tye5 = com rinaon 70 good eHl1e 3 ~
O. l0i good % choice western 60 15a8 Coz
common 20 choice State S. 60E6 co. COM
niem " good Ghio "a 658e 45; 80. Louis iG 0d
ExE ELoUR-e8 g0a5 So
G0HH Unbalanced.
v IfIssR-0emandf faiF and market 0rm
8 h5sN8fc.
WHhAE-Duu and the market unsettled
ree9i pIa g9y 9ashsi so Cnicaeo spring
q - white state gl 70.
= HsfE-Duli aud dropping; crimson state
BARLEK MALr-Unchaugsd.
lQHu-0peued nrm but closes duiis ra-
coipta 3l.Qge 1uaheiai old 3Qci new 73a70oi
yellow 73I76es white 675Sc
0ATa-Dnll bn1 unchanged.
hAt---sL V58l 10 for shippingi 81 L50l 81
HOrs-Quiet.
STEADY sales 2. 900 baes on prl-
Ee.s terms Cnba l0@lAei Porto Rico lOz
lsoL.AssEs New Orleans 68a72c.
leIgE-Dtu and prices nominal 81 656GIc
RElRoLEuM-Crude i2@1Z5<c; refined &3c
EH0W1SI0hsA = Dulis mess pork I&L 90
new tl5 19s prime mess Gl7 Q0Ml7 60s new
~ 99s1l % for January and February
BEEE- 9l08l5f extra al5glS: smoked bee.
nana W gal prime mess beef sl3 GZs lndis
noe6a EB0982.
Gun hIEATs-Dnli; plain hams 10Iaf3o,
| shoulders 8a85Scs short zlb middles 1OJ6c
/ long for January I0kes snort city I2a.
kD-Ffime steam llN8l&5Sc5 Kettle
| l25z@l8c.
| BUrrEa-Dull but unchanged.
e1zEEsH-t2 ufat and unchanged al l2a
/ I95Ec.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-16
WAR IN EUROPE
4 Sortie from Pairs Hourly
Expected.
Statement Of the French Losses in
ihs Late Battles.
go 93iag q HaVEe.
hlscallane0Hs European Intelligence
ENGLAND.

4 QUESTION o. vERAcIrY--zEEIR DAllAGED
LONDON, December 14.-The Lnde:
peadence Beige lamenis that the Prus.
sian war reports have lost their char
aeter for Veracity; the first ascribed
to them.
The Arion, from Bremen for Cuba,
has put back, with her boWspr;6 and
stern damaged.
FRo& HAvRE-AMERIcAN ARMs AND All.
BULANCEs.
LONDON. December IA Dispatches
from Havre report that the city and
Honfieur are quiet. A force Of
thirty thousand men have been thrown
out to confront the Germans. Havre
is filed with war material. There
are 3 number Of gunboats In the
Seine from Honheur. It is reported
that no Prussians have been discOv-
cred By the French scouts.
The American steamship Erie, from
New York, laden with American
arms for the French, is off Cowes,
whore sbe will be conveyed BY q
French man.of-War to a French port.
The American ambulance at Paris
IS extolled as q model efficiency and
a curative success.
Especial to the W0rldl
THE PosITIeE OF THINGS AT TOURS. HAvRE.
AND PARIS.
LONDON, December 1.-THE Ger
mane are near Tours, and offer battle
on both sides of the river. General
Calder with the Twenty second Corps,
having recaptured Tafere, Ham and
st. Quentin. is moViHg on Laon,
Manteuffel abandoned the attack
on Havre, aud is moving south to aid
Prince Frederick Charles.
A sortie from Paris is hourly ex-
pected. The French losses in the
last sorties, according to official re-
ports, were 1908 killed. and 5,022
wounded.
ANXIETY on THE LUxEMBURG QUESTION
DETAILS FROM PFALZBURG.
LoNDoN, Dec. 14.-Hayle's cotton
mill, at Balt9n, has been destroyed by
FIRE.
The anxiety about the reqult Of the
Luxemburg affair causes much de-
preston In businesss of all kinds.
The new German loan is already
quoted at premium.
The Prussians have certainly occu-
pied Blois.
The official report of the surrender
of Pfalzburg states that So officers,
/ .839 men, and 63 guns, were cap
tured, with the fortress. Montmedy
has also surrendered to the Germans.
The besiegers did not lombard the
town, as reported. They battered
the walls with solid shot, aud, IS soon
as they effected breach, the place ca
initiated.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-16

feFz0ual--Iniernal Revenue Maf-
leFs--Delalca5iOu-BallF0ad- suit
for Damages.
CINCINNATI. December I5.-Dr.
james Scott, Of Ohio, has rendered
/ his resignation S. Secretary Of Wash
ingt0n Territory.
The Icm mlsElonerot internal Rev
enue has authorized Supervisor Cow
+ ca 70 Investigate The settlement Of
fraudulent income returns made last
year through the fundamentally Of
Assistant Assessor L0ckmau, Asses
sOr Storm. the District Attorney and
/ the Courts. The Depaft ment denies
that authority has been given to ad-
Just claims In the manner charged BIZ
the newspapers.
The echWab bankruptcy case vas
settled to- day b the payment Of the
claim in question.
A number Of discrepancies have
been discovered Of late in the sc
counts here of the late General Nc
GrOaTty. formerly Collector of the
Second Ohio District. They involve
several thousand dollars that appear
from time 10 time to have been col
lsoted without being fully accounted
for. There seems to have been
looseness in the management Of his
business and the signing of receipts.
It is charged to have been done by
several persons who were not held BY
him TO a rigid accountability.
The stockholders Of the Cincinnati
q Indianapolis Railroad held a meet
ing this morning, and adjourned to
the 18th of January, without electiDg
officers.
The stockholders Of the Indian.
apolis, Cincinnati & Lafayette Rail- |
road held an adjourned meeting at
Morris to day, and upon the recon-
mendation Of the joint committee Of |
stockholders and directors. recently !
appointed TO inquire into affairs, and |
devise means 10 liqnidate the debt, |
adjourned until the 10Th of January. |
There appears to be a strong desire |
among the friends Of the road to get |
matters again in a satisfactory shape. /
A small boy named Nelson was run
over By the street cars, to day, and |
killed.
Smith n. FoWler's suit for $40, 600 |
damages. against General X Young. late |
Supervisor of Internal Revenue, aris-
ing from the siezure of spirits belong
ing to the former, was dismissed to
day.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-16
sPENCBR COUNT LEIEER.


I Editors Journal
10 may be a matter Of interest to
sQme Of your readers to hear from
/ Spencer County occasionally.
The -ong continued mild weather
has given the wheat crop q very luxu-
( riaat appearance. Of which there was
g full average breadth s0Wn. The
4 gathering Of the corn crop has been
greatly facilitated. also. By the fne
weather, and the grain proves
Go be sound and Of a good quality.
The grand trouble now with the farm
ing community 10 general, seems to
DO the dlmculty of coming down to
anti-War prices again Every one re-
members how -four went up to 80 per
hundred, pork to SIS, aud corn to
81 % per bushsl. With gold st 200 per
cent. and upward, and what q harvest
season il was for producers during the
last year or two Of the war. Now
that reaction is taking place, and
there is a general decline in the
prices of the agricultural staples,
many of our farmers are disposed to
complain, and lay the blame all upon
the traders. This is as unjust as it is
unreasonable, but as a newspaper ar
ticle will not By any means correct the
evil, we will add nothing further By
way of comment.
The tobacco crop was housed in ex-
cellent condition, and Is unusually
large Tor this county. There is more
money locked up in tobacco now than
IN any other staple among US. Yet,
as with other things, the complaint is
that the prices are not remunerative,
Mr.. John Speeht, of this county,
In connection with another gentleman
from Baltimore, Md, is putting up a
large distillery at Maxville, just below
Troy. The main building, a three
story frame thirty By sixty feet, is
about completed, and the eDgiEe.
boilers and other machinery arrived by
the steamer Shamrock from Cincinnati
a day or two ago, and will be set up at
once. It is intended to go into opera
ton By the first of January. Whether
the location of such a concern at any
place will result in any lasting good
to the surrounding community, is
more than doubtful. Indeed all sober
thinking people regard it as q curse
rather than a blessing, and productive
of evils Of the direst character. It is
to be feared that the cry of the suffer
ers from this cause is being drowned
in the hustle and giddy rush of those
whose god is gold-Tho care not for
others so themselves make money.
Such are whisky makers and whisky
sellers, and their name is legion. But
of this, more anon.
As ever, yours, N. Y. ~
SPENCER Co., Dec. II, 1870.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-16

MYTHOLOGY. - A correspon dent
evidently FrenchmAn, sends the fol-
lowing solution of the question on
that subject in yesterdays paper
Mons. Journal:
The NEUROLOGICAL images as repre-
senled upon the walls of Lyons EN-
porium, would appear to be those of
the messenger Iris" who waits upon
Juno" generally, but is sent on mis-
siODs for Jupiter, and the other gods,
the "Furies, and sometimes for man.
She comes from Heaven only, and
releases at death. the souls of women
from the chains of the body, aud car
ries them TO the Celestial Gods in
Heaven. But according to Virgil, in
the fourth book of his Rnied-to the
internal gods but what did Virgil
know about it? The mission OF
Iris, unlike that of Mercury" the
messenger of Jupiter" is to create
discord, and stir up strife and con-
tention, notwithstanding the fact
that she at all times bears the seeptre
or wand of Mercury, called "Cadu-
eeus." OF peace. She is represented
on Lyons walls as receiving a mes
sage from Neptune" or "Amphri-
trite." as seems to be indicated by
her surroundings. which are some
what mixed,
This is the best Eoglish can maxi
of il, and l should be glad to hea
| from some one who knows NOR
about mythology.
Respectfully yours,
GLEN.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-16

EVERY aIlusion to the Water
Works contract causes the C0ltrie7.
and .Denuokrat to fall to cursing like
very drabs. In the use Of epithels
they are experts. It is the language
With which they are most familiar,
and, therefore, il would be az foolish
for Us to attempt to contend with them
in this particular, as it would be for
the Dean Of Canterbury to contend
with the fish women Of Bilhngsgate,
In this direction, We will have no
controversy with these papers.
Mr.. Carpenter called attention to
the fact, in open Council, that the
street hands were being used in filling
up tie Water Works trenches. Mr..
Van Ripper admitted the correctness
Of the statement. but asserted that
the Water Works contractors would
re-imburss the city for the work done,
Nov, the Courier asserts that only
two Of the street hands we're thus
employed for two days. Of course, il
don't expect any body to believe its
statement, and it will not be disap.
pointed.
We are we'll aware that the contract
has been published. We remember
very distinctly to have published il
once or twice ourselves. and to have
commented, at some length, on thiI
very interesting feature Of it. W.
propose to repeat these comment
whenever occasion seems to require II
and 10 verify several Of our predio
tions last Spring. Among others, thl
oue-that the repair Of the street
would cost the city very large sum
meney, was quite prominent. We d
not regard the people as fools, an
me design that the Water Works Com
nittee shall become equally aware Q
ehe fact before we are through dis
fsussipg its contract.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-16
About ButIer-D0naIdsOnTllle Nat
ferS

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. Is. - The
Times says that the amnesty act pro-
posed BY Butler is an aggravatiOn Of
the wrongs already inflicted upon the
people Of the South, through the
various disfranchising acts of Con-
gress, the product OF an mate vim
djctiveness. Butler seeks thus TO
punish the South for the estimate in
which the peorls hold him, and for
the maledictions they have heaped
on him
Judge Duree has granted Wriis OF
hdbeQs corpus for David Fisher, John
@. Oliver, and Celistine Oliver, all
colored. and all charged with killing
Judge Lawes and Mayor Schonberg
at D0naldsonVille. They were re-
leased, but re-arrested at the instance
of the State.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-16

We are indebted to Hon. VIM. E.
Niblaek for q copy Of his bill, intro
duosd into the House on the 8th.
providing for the appointment Of
clerks for the Circuit and District
Courts for the new Indiana District,
at Evansville and New Albany. The
bill In nearly every particular ,simi-
lar 20 the bill introduced irto the
Senate BY Mr.. Pratt, which we have
already printed. We presume one of
the bills will become the law.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-16

I3y Telegraph ST. LOUIS Dec. l5.
Cu1ToN-Dull but unchanged at lac.
ELOUH-sCarce and firm for low grades
euper1n ne winter "a 1904 30i extra 81 898
4 5Js Xxx S. 7j94 DO.
WHEAT-Eirm but Slows NO. 2 ChiuaEc
spring 81 05i No. red and amber 81 3G
Is.
CoRN-DuH and prices dropping at 40c
for mixed 445<B45C for yellow.
OAWs-Duu bat unchanged at 88G235kc.
BARLEY-Duii and prices dropping 81 9)c
for choice Iowa.
KYE-Nothlug done
WHEaE Higher ~ 68c.
TobEGeO, hemp and Begging unchnr ged,
BRoNn3Tors-fliosed lower ana irregular
pork glb 7oUI8s bacon, clear sides 6<MT5<c
clear rib 85z4lO5<Ci clear lQ<0l05<os clear
sides 135zgs augar-cured hams 41ci lard
lotsi choice l2ci hogs lower a. s. 50g6.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-16

TIE display OF rage ia which the
Demokrat and Courier X dulge over
our statement of the manner in which
Mr. He Imam exposed a eea,emptible
Democratic trick. in awarding a city
contract. is highly satisfactory to rs,
and very convincing of the truth Of
onr assertions to the citizens. The
Courier SAYS that our statement that
Mr.. Doughty and Osptaio Files bad
been guilty of corruption is lie. As
we made no such statement. the
Go,n.feg has q perfect right to call it
what it pleases. It then proceeds to
zav that the Council authorized
Messrs. DoSyhty and Files to re-
ceive bids for the work and
LET the Contract. If this be
trae. Why didC't the Council sustain
the action Of the committee, and let
Ar Maurer 20 ahead with the work? ?
Whv did the Council go back on the
Committee, and thus, by its action,
sustain Mr.. Heilmau's allegation Of
frand? The trouble with Mr.. He'll
man seems to have been, that he was
too sharp for the ponderous Council
nan from the First Ward. He recog
,;zed the TACT that the Council was the
nroner place to open bids, aud tber
+bere was NO chance for gougiDg. &
A. EHes didn't get Mr. Bioslicht
6;5 And there's where the joke oam'
fui
- MOI q ''qensrql contractor q
~ Rae It does not pretend 70 den
4bethe j. a responsible bidder ana oai
~ NY work al promptly and efficient
- apv other uau. The truth li
Mr. Froelioh saw money in the JOB
svsr at his figures, sAd therefore wen
for 81 A., ~.
am the committee awarded 90
s,,yset il 4 party favorits. Indeed
~ aaitor Of the Courier, after tb
ost diliaeut inquiry, could not aseel
4bae any prominent OF actiV
r-macrat' was acquainted with gin
~ ths editor inquire Of Nick R4seh
40 Does tbs Councilman from th
~ Ward ka0W Mr. hoichardF
r9lan't the latter furnish some lnioi
.5se with reference to the politics
-.edeots Of this " youag man Bh
.ss- wsEb earth worksR" 4a
W. We think 50. Not osiy eoul
Peiohart DO this, but he misi
furnish the horses and car
eh gould transfer the dirt ffo
hif 70 the canal.
ooBcinsiop, Re have oniy 70 SO
shst the committee pian Wel
seuss badly The expose
~ vill enable thsa 70 impEo'
tss nest opparsuni'
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-16
LonIaTIIIa MarFal

By TeleEraph.l LOUISVILLE Dec. l6.
ToBACCo-HaIes or 20 hogsheads; 81 gsg
501Or couz ruom trash TO good iuga 90 IbG
10 T5 Tor low 10 medium leaf
BAGGIEo-Eafr demand 40 17o.
CoTToH-Dnl; middling 1870.
ELoUH-Qulet 40 G5 . for extra family.
GnhIrI-katT demand FOR shel1ed corn.
but little here wheat fl z98l % for choice
red aud white corn sheileo, in sacks csc
rye soc; oats 500.
HoGs-Opened active with sales at 80 275S
as 50 for medium and choice, but closed
weak and no packers IN the market g.
cetptg $3.50.
PnovI5EoEs- Quiet and weak; mess pork
ale 50
IAEu-lZC.
BACOE shoulders NE; clear rib and
clear l4 56Gs ear 10 lecs clear sides lOlc.
M MfaEG Gtnlet Hmd GEm nL asE.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-16
EllssOn-StaIe TFeasaFeF's Report


CHICAGO, Dec. Is The sale Of sea
son tickets for the Nilsson eoncerts
commenced at the Opera House this
morning. aud before it closed every
ticket was sold. The line to the box
Office commenced forming at Z o'clock
last night, aud was headed by a sablo
son of toll. Some shrewd lads fol-
lowed in his wake, aud the party
made themselves as comfortable as
/ circumstances would permit until this
morning, when they sold their places
/ for. IN some instances. as high as i've
l dollars. The sale Of tickets for sin
1 gle concerts viii take place to NOR
roy.
The aunusl report Of State Treas
urer Bates has been given to Governor
\ Palmer. 1t makes the iOllowing ex
hibit: Baisnes ia treasury December
/ /. 1869, SIG, ,297, 40; amount received
/ from ali sources Dec, /, 1870, g 995, :
779 03: balance on hand $4 5Oz. $40 %
a special to the Tribune from
| KeDtland, Indiana, Gays that the IRE
10 that place on Taesday destroyed
I property valued at over SlO0, ,0OO. A
4 j. KeDt's loss alone was over ~, QUO
Prof. Wm. Chauvens5, The disun
guished mathematician and astrooo
mer. died Ia st. Paul on Tuesday
morning The remains 80 20 st. Louis
for burial.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-16
UlncInnatl Harket.

By Teiegraph.l CIEcIEEATI. Dec. l5
CoTroE-DuIl and prices are nominal.
EGQuE-Qu1 and unchanged lu every
respect.
WHEAT-Quiet and unchanged in every
respect.
ConE- Demand fair and prices advanced
% So at3o,
RTE-Dull and prices dropping al 858e5c
0ATB-Duli but unchanged; no. 13M411
BARLEX-pull and prices dropping.
9RoCEEIEs-Dsmand good Ct fuli prices
EGG5-Bcaree and firm af 32c
SEEDS u nchauged.
f0RE-Duil and prices drOOpiugi sl8 Q.
asked.
BpI.E MEATs-DuA and prices dropping
shoulders 75Scs sides lJQiO56Mi2e for pack
cd, and tfg3Ic less for i0osei very little de-
Iuand.
BACoE-Ouly a limited j0bbing dem aud
at 1870 FOR clear rib and elear packed
LAHD-unU but uuchauReds sales 45l
tlercea prime kettle rendered At AlZc'
prime steam lIct head and gut i05kg.
WHIsKZ-Duli and prices dropping, clos
Ing hat 40 64963g.
GoTu-llbs@.
CHANGE Dull at LILO a count.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-16

TIE New York Washington cores
pondenta are about Out Of soap, and,
consequently, are compelled to resort
to the old and stereotyped subject Of
Cabinet changes. ~ seems 70 make
but little diHerenCe - the people who
goes into the CaSsnet, or who goes
cut, and no changes will disturb their
eqnanimitY.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-16

WE respectfully suggest to the New
Albany Ledger that it isn't right, af-
Ter endorsing Col. Jones for the Di-
reotozship Of the southern prison, to
victimiza our contemporary with cheap
hattery, simply because he has pre-
viously manifested a high state Of
susceptibility. We say it is not right,
and the Ledger ought to be ashamed
OF itself, instead Of laughing in its
sleeve at the readiness with which its
dose is swallowed.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-16
fall era Building ana loss Of LIFE
criminal

NEW YORK. December 14.-This
morning en eight story building IN
Thirty 18th Street, fell crushing two
gnaU brieks with their inmates, kill
ing four persons, two Of Whom sre l9
NJ ruiue. The names OF the killed
arc Robert ). MoCafferty, aged four
years. Mary Reilly, blrs. Hamilton
and D0nualiy, engineer several 9th
ers were slightly injured. The build
7 ing was owned by j II. Hale. and the
walls we're Only sixteen Inches ehlek
ct the bottom, and vas intended tor a
piano factory.
jerry Dann, found guilty Of man
daughter ID the third degrsse, fog
+ killine 3 smes Logaa. No 2. vas SEN
! fenced to Sing Sing EeE foVF years.
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-16
&c Holdan Imneachmenf.

RALEIGH, N. c., December 15.-
The House to-day sent a committee Of
three to bar the Senate from impeaeh-
ing Governor Holden, and demand
ing that they take an order in the
matter. On informing the Senate
that the articles of impeachment
would be soon produced. the Senate
replied that it would consider the
matter, and take so order therein.