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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-03-30
Accident on Erie Railroad. Many
Persons Seriously InJuFeG-ScY-
eFaI will Probably Die.

Accident on Erie Railroad. Many
Persons Seriously InJGFed-ScY-
eFaI will Probably Die.
ELMIRA, N. Y, March 29.-An ac-
cident occurred early this morning to
train No. 3, on the Erie &. r.. two
miles from Wellsburg. A heoken
rail threw the smoking car and two
passenger coaches from the track.
The engine, tender and baggage car
and txo forward coaches which were
in front Of the sleeping cars passed
over safely. The cars which ran' off
went down an embankment and were
badly wrecked. The smoking carwas
occupied by emigrants bound for
Rochester, several of whom were
seriously injured. Three persons IL
other cars were also injured. and a
number bruised. The injured were
brought to the American Hotel in
this city, where they are receiving
necessary attention.
Among the injured are Mrs. Samuel
Shaffee of Binghampton, by confusion
of the spine, and fractured ribs; Sc
rious but hopeful. Mr.. and Mrs.
Shaffee were on their way from New
York to San Francisco. Mrs. Jones,
of 448 Eight Avenue New York, was
fatally injured. She had child In
her arms. sixteen months old. who
was also fatally injured. by being vio-
lently hurled against the side of the
car. Mrs. Miller, one of the emil
grants in the smoking car, sustained
fatal internal injuries. Theresa Frank,
another emigrant, had an arm broken.
p. Frank is injured about the head.
Catherine Drost is injured seriously
about the head, and eight others sus-
tanned injuries more or less serious.
The broken rail was caused by the
frost.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-03-30
Canadian Affairs.

OTToWA, March 29.-The Detroit
river Transit Company's bill. and the
Great Western Railroad bill, are ma
king good progress. and promise to
be carried through this session. Both
have passed the committee and will
probably not meet with opposition in
the House.
The first named bill provides for
the construction of a tunnel under
Detroit river, which enables the @.
w. r. r. to make direct junction with
the NJ. @. The undertaking involves
an outlay Of three million dollars.
The work will be commenced at an
early day.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-03-30

The new ironelad, Captain, has
been ordered on a cruise, in company
with the Monarch.
At Portsmouth, yesterday, a target
of plate iron, one foot thick, and
rolled at cherry red heat, was tested
with chilled shot from smooth bore
guns, and fred with a charge of tTen-
ty-four pounds Of powder. at dis
tanee of thirty feet. The shot pene-
trated seven and one fifth inches into
the plate.
Mr.. Merry's colt, Magregor. by
Macaroni, out of NeckIace, Is now
the favorite in betting for Derby.
PARIS, March 28.-The conspiracy
affair is assuming more importance.
Orders are issued for the arrest of
twenty persons. including Joseph
Mazzen, Felix Piatt, Louis Blance.
and others not now in the country.
During the lecture of DIR. Tordien
yesterday, the students Kissed and
insulted the Professor on account of
a disposition made by him at Tours,
in favor of Prince Bonaparte. The
DR.. was obliged to quit the Hall. Re-
tiring he declared he should resign
the chair. and the announcement waI
received with bravos.
NJ. Timbold.. political prisoner at
Cayenne, has been set free, and is
expected in Europe at an early day.
The Count of ava, who fed from
Spain year ago, after having killed
Senior Alazago in duel, has received
indulgence from the penalties in
CURED, and is expected back soon.
1t is generally supposed that this was
done to pave the way for an indul.
gence in the case of the Duke of Mont
pensier, who rece Itly killed Don
Henri. of Bourbon, in duel. The
Duke of Montpensier, however, has
remained in Madrid since the duel.
QUEENsTowa, March 90. - The
steamer City of Washington arrived
tonight.
BREsT, March 29.-The steamer
Vile de Paris sailed yesterday for
New York.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-03-30
Politics In Indianapolis - Reform
N0oaNo~

INDIANAPOLIS, March ga meet
ing of German Republicans was held
tonight to take action on the recent
nominations of the Co1nty Conven-
ton. Several speeches were made
advocating the formation of Reform
ticket for county Offices, and the fol-
lowing resolution was adopted:
Resolved, That the German Repub-
licans of Marion County deny the
validity or binding force Of the
county nominations, because based
upon fraud, injustice and proscrip-
ton, and that they refuse to support
said ticket.
An Executive Committee was ap-
pointed for the purpose of calling
future meetings, and to prepare for a
co operation with all who will Join
IN the reform movement.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-03-30

ST. LOUIS. Mo, March 28.-Tbe
Board Of Directors of the Pacific Rail-
road to-day, elected Hudson Il.
Bridge President, and reelected
Thomas McKissock as General Super
inteudent. a meeting of the stock
holders of the above road will be
held at Lawrence, KS, next week, at
which tho annual report of the Presi-
dent will be presented.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-03-30
Reported Death OF General Thomas
Confirmed.

SAN FRANoIsCo, March 2S.-Dur-
ing the past few weeks, General
Thomas has enjoyed unusually good
health but to. day, about half past
one, while at his Office head quarters,
attending to business, was taken with
apoplexy, which resulted in his death
at s p. NJ. Generals Ord and Whip
pie are absent In Arizona. The com
mand of the Department temporarily
falls on Col Hough, Assistant Ada
tant General.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-03-30

BUFFALO, March 29.-The Direc-
tors of the Buffalo Driving Park As
sociation, have decided to offer $40,
600 in premiums. The principal pri-
zes at $4,000 for horses that never
beat 2:30; 81, 900 for horses that never
beat 2:27; $4,000 for horses that
beat 2:25; $1,000 free to all, and
large purses for horses that never
beat 2:34. 2:40, and 2:50. for dou BILE
teams aud dash of FIVE miles.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-03-30
Board OF Trade Organized in TeFre
Hautes

TERRE HAUTE, IND, March 28.-A
Board of Trade was organized in this
city, this evening, composed of near
two hundred of the leading business
men. with officers as follows: Presi-
dent, Alexander McGregor; Vice
Presidents, r. s. Cox and w. B,
Tuell; Secretary, Judge @. Y. Patter-
son; Corresponding Secretary, Col.
r. w. Thompson; Treasurer, Preston
Hussey, and full Board of Directors.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-03-30
-Four men Killed In a Coal Mine.

SHENANDOAH City, PA, March %.
A terrible accident occurred at the
coal mines of Richard Heckeher, near
this place, this morning while four
men were descending the shaft to
commence work, the rope broke pre-
cipitaEng them 90 the bottom, over
sixty feet. All were instantly killed.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-03-30

AUBURN, N. Y, March ga fire
in Collonnada Block, this morning,
occasioned a loss to s. Hall, the
Auburn Gas Company, Kingsley &
Son, the American Union Express
Company and others. of $25 900,
mostly insured.
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EvAssVILLE, March 30 $50.

'AT0GEGE is hereby given that AppEaIs
this Office during the business hours or
each day, from april 18TH 20 April 2 ID, lslQ.
inclusive, relative 10 any eFfoueous or exc
ceHstVe valuations. assessments. or anG-
merati0ns returned by the Assessor or As-
siHtamh Assessors OF the First District OF
Indiana In The current annual lists And
during the said time the proceed pRa of
the Assessor and Assistant Assessors, to-
gether with said annual lists. viii a1 suh-
Initted TO the inspection of any ana ail
persons who may apply fur that purpose,
All appeals To the Asscss0r aforesaid
shall be- made III writing, aud shall 3pecttY
the particular cause, matter, or Thing.
respecting which a cocisiun is req vested.
and shall moreover state So gr0lnd or
principle OF error mptaiued oL
JAMES III. Mon tEI4A.
Assessor first District OF Ind auma
rr1h.}1-8t.nrf1Rg Wit
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-03-30

Troy, March 29.-E. A. Alexan-
der, son-in- law of Mr.. Van Derpey-
den, a wealthy farmer who was
murdered last week, has committed
suicide, after confessing that he COM
mitted the deed, which he had con-
templated for a year.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-03-30

Boston, March pa boiler con-
nected with Rice's paper mill, at New
ton, Lower Falls. exploded this fore
noon. They had not commenced work
and none were hurt.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-03-30
Observation-Disclosures

To LoUISVILLE.-Every Monday at 10
O'Clock Am. Every Tuesday, Wednes-
day, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday at .
O'Clock P. M.
To CAIEo-DaiIy, except Sunday. at 4
O'CLOCK p. ME
To GREEN RIvER.-Every Monday, Tues
day Thursday, and Saturday at 4 O'Clock
Pm.
TO EAsTPoRT.-Every Tuesday and Sat
urday at O'Clock p. n.
TO HEEDERsoN-Daily, except Sundays,
ct 5 O'Clock Pm.
To NAsHvILLE-Every Tuesday, Wednes-
day and saturday at p. n.
Transient boats daily up and down.
To CINCINNATI-Every Saturday at 10
Am.
To CANNELToN-Every Tuesday, Thurs
day, and Saturday at 10 Am.
RockportStage (via NeWDurgh and Boon.
7tlle,) carrying the mail, leaves at A. NJ,
on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays,
Arrives by P. n, Tuesdays, Thursdays
New Harmony Mail Stage leaves Mon
days and Fridays at q A. N. Arrives Tues
days and Saturdays by p. N.
Mt. Vernon Mall Stage leaves daily Tex
sept Sundays) at A. N. Arrives daily lex
sept Sundays) by P. M.
To NEWBURG.-HacR daily {except sum
&ay,) from the Merchants Hotel, at 8
O'Clock P. n.
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p0UGuKzEPsIE, March 22.-The
Delaware u Hudson Canal will be
opened for navigation next Monday.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-03-30
ADYRRTIsEHENT9
SuDerInfendInr RnIIfInr-

REyHE undersigned being nn cd and
"a practical builder. oilers his services rs
the citizens OF Evansville as eupefIn-
the o1ies OF B. p. TRIBE, corner Walnut
and Fifth Streets
mha1 tf William HuNIEL
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Surveyors Notie8.

A Ii PERSONS ENTEgfEtsT ED Wllf
"a take notice that on the 8ls dhv uI
march. 1870, we VIII apply 70 the County
gurveyor % Tun the lines and perpeluafe
the corners Of the following described
tracts or land.
West half Of noEthwest quarter q north
west quarter OF Section IL Township :.
Range 10s
East half Of northwest quarter or north
west quarter. same section
Northeast quarter OF northwest quarter
same gectiOns
Southeast quarter and southwest qaaEr
ter OF northwest quarter same sesttanf
Northwest quarter ana soubhFlaal quar-
ter of northeast quarter, same see ll8a5
East half northeast quar- aefs aiuae Sec
ton. and west hall 81 noEah ahWest 4uaast-4
OF Section IL, Township o hHnAa il
JOHN WE1EEEi lADs
JAM ES @ HlEN WOOD
mill a4-uv WILLIE p. W. LEUN.
H4-To remove Moth-PaIcness treezie7.
and Tan from fhe fafe. H@e f
= g. SOFA ls a
uuHl7 aaU ~
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-03-30
MASS MEETING!

There will be a Mass MEETING of
the Republicans Of the city at
NATIONAL HALL,
THURSDAY EVENING. MARCH 3fst.
There will be Speeches and Music.
Let every Republican attend.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-03-30
Terre Haute & IndIanapOlls.

UUINH EAST
LedUe Day Ex. Night Ex. Mail.
Terre Haute. 4:I5 P MP 10 A NJ. so A M
A4TtUs
Indianapolis Gas M. 2:40 m..IO:O5 A NJ
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KIT UANINtfs
Terre Haute IL Indianapolis.

1ndp'lis.3: 20 A 81. S:25 A n. 30 P N. s 80 n
ATTfUe
T. H......6 100 NIL rs A NJ. 4:4O NIL :25 p II
T.. H. & N. r. r.. Northern Division
TRAINS GOING SOUTH.
Transfer Packet Steamer Fayette
leaves Evansville daily at........ 3 100 PM.
Train leaves Henderson at........... 4 80 Pm.
Arrive at Madis0ny1tle 10 Pm.
GOING NORTH.
Train leaves MadisOnvtlle daily
(Sundays excepted) at-............... 5 rs A N.
Arrive at Henderson............. ........ :00 Am
Arrive at Evansville by Transfer
Packet Fayette te........-............... 9:15 AN.
Making connection both ways With
trains on the T.. q g. Railroad.
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Ohio d Mississippi.

NOINH EAf5Is
LeGUe Lightning Ex. Acc. Night Ex.
Vincennes -. :OS NJ. I:I3 p M..l0:23 NJ
GOISG WEST.
LedUe Mail. Night Ex. Day Ex.
Vincennes 49,. 4:l7 Z M. :57 A NJ. 40
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-03-30
EYansHLIIe 9 CraKfordsrIIIe.

RETURNING,
Leave EXP. Mail. Freight
T. Haute ....... $40 A NJ. 4:40 M. 5 :45 N
Vincennes..... 7 80 M. 8: rs P NIL so M
AFriUe
Evansville ...l2.O0 M.....lO:2O H.. 5:S5 NJ
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RAEz ROAD TIMETABLE.
Corrected November 2Ath, 1901
EyansyIllc 4 OrawfOrdsyille R.R.
GOING NORTH

Leave Mail. Expr. Freight
Evansville ...10:I0 NJ. 80 P NJ. 4:40 n
ATTiUe
Vincennes...l2:4 40 M. G:29 M-IO:l5 M
Terre Haute. 3:52 NJ. :45 p NJ. 4:l5
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LdmInIaIrafnrIs 80

7AY0THCE IS hereby given. that l win
AW sell al puzzle auction. ON
Sal URDAY, The 23 Day OF APRIL.
1870
At the residence Of lra Uavans, ate ol
Nanderburgh County, decoasaI, lii his
personal property consisting or horses.
mules, cattle, hogs farming utensils,
wagon buggy E0usehoid and Kitchen
furniture, corn wheat, oats, Nc, not taken
by the widow.
A credit OF nire months viii hl given
on Ali sums over three dojare, tie uuf-
chaser gtTtBg his no with approved
surety. Vs. ling valuation a1a apDraise-
nCnt fawa. LEVI HOOKER
uhD Wv Adm On ntatralnT-
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AdminiatratOr7s Tofiog-

'RY UFfCE lE hereby given, that the Hu-
1@ derslgued has been appointed Admin
tstrator OF the estate OF Ira Cavons, late "a
Marlborough County, deceased. said ea-
tate is supposed To be solvent.
LEVI HOOKER, AGmlnistratof.
March o. lS70-mh10 W3W
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-10-27
FOR WORMsIN

no more eficacious remedy can be found, in
fact, these Tablets are a specIi1c and should be
promptly given for the painful suffering Of our
little ones. In all eases where The kidneys do
not perform their function- properly they
sh ouli be freely taken, when healthy action
will follow. They al invaluable as n prevent
i've ofall diseases OF acontagiOus nature, and
M faut IL should be uitbnut tham
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-10-27

ings nearly broke up the White
Mems party for this year, but
as the ladies aforesaid have de.
cided to stretch old Wilson'S
neck, and as John Colvin, Esqr,,
has consented to take the lead
ership of the township, the
Democrat party will be ready
for the next annual election.
And now, Mr.. Editor, if you
don't quit you Abolition slang,
Col. Bowen, all the county
officers except Bro. Brine, land
my powerful self, will enter
your office, and knock, you and
your assistants, press, types, &c.
into pi You can borrow Bow.
ems rooster to crow over Dem,
ocratic victories everywhere,
and put it over this letter..
Elk OFFICIO.
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THERE are now six stu.
dents IN the Ohio University
at Athens, from Jackson coun.
ty. They are all Welshmen.
HORACE GREELEY says: "Ev-
cry man in trade, no matter il
he sells nothing but peanuts,
ought to put as much in adver.
tisihg as he does in rent"
A LOGAN buss driver was sor.
ry the horse races did not
come off at the same time as
conference, so that the Preach
ers might attend.
MEN who invest in crinoline
stock, generally prefer the five
tTenties to the. seven thirties,
The interest is considered good
in either kind.
A WHOEVER was recently re-
by a young damsel, who
told him that she didn't want
affections that had been warm
ed over. Cute girl, that.
JUST think of it-twenty
women in this coun>
try propose to becoms preach
ers. Heretofore they have only,
oficiated' as lecturers, behind
HE curtain with night caps on.
SAVANNAH ex-rebs were in :.
lignant because the U. S. flag
IN the Custom house was not
.owered to half.lnast for the
leath of the man who tried to
it altogether.
A HOUSEWIFE in town wishes
o state that the most infalli.
lie way of preventing a kitch
door from creaking, is to
'ngage a servant girl whose
weetheart comes to the house
0 see her.
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Try Wells Carbolic Tablets.

Price % cent per box, senl by mail on receipt
Of price, by John q Kell"gg, - Pit Street,
N. y. sole agentfor the us. Sold by all drug
gists. oct 20 4w id
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Iron business in VLntOn
@ County.


For the quarter ending Sept.
80, 1869, the sales of iion in
this county amounted 10 SlO2,.
ISL; for the corresponding.
quarter of 1870 they amounted
TO only $13, 49S, a falling of of
SSS,GS3. These are the figures
from The internal revenue re,
turns, and this general average
holds good throughout the two
years. This makes a difference
in the money in circulation in
our county, chiefly among the
laboring% classes, of about $50,
900 per quarter. This tells the
whole story OF the free trade
agitation, what effect it is hav-
ing upon the industries Of the
country, and who are the suf>
ferers. No amount of theory
can set these facts aside, and
no doubt there is an increased
activity among the English fur.
naces to correspond with the
depression here.
With ali this staring them in
the face more than half OF the
laborers about the furnaces in
this county vote the Democrat
ic ticket, and no amount of ar
gument affects them in the
least. They recognize the fact
that their business is being
broken down, they feel it In
their daily task, when they sit
down to their frugal meal,
when they lie down at night
and when they rise in the
morning, but it is all of no
avail. A designing dema.
gogue whiSpers"nigger'in their
ears; they see nothing else and
shutting their eyes, they stiae
their judgment, and blindly fol-
low their prejudices into the
ranks of their worst enemies,
who are trying to make "nig-
gers" of them. When the la
borers about the furnaces re-
fuse t0protect their own inter.
ests, is it any VIC nder that the
rich importers take advantage
of their neglect? Is it any
wonder that they are enabled
to spread Free Trade heresies
throughout the country?
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-10-27
A ~s.Nafinnap, Affair.

Some time since we received
a circular from the Georgia
State Agricultural Society in
forming US Of the time and
place their fair would be held,
and requesting us to let it be
known that it was a National
affair, and men from the North.
ern States were especially in
vited to exhibit their produc.
tions. Last week the Stars and
Stripes having been raised on
the ground "without authority
they were ordered taken down
by President Yancey. Such
conduct on the part of the chiel
officer of the society will drive
all men who have a decent re.
spect for their country to very
careinllypass the Georgia State
Agricultural Society by as a
thing unclean, to be enjoyed
only by those whose principal
production heretofore has been
saddle-colored negroes and a
bloody rebellion.
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AND COAL
LANDS,

A gentleman representing
a coal company in the Straits
VILE region, which is interested
in getting the line Of railroad
through here completed, visited
here lately and offered TO put
in halt of their coal lands as
stock in our railroad, at $3.50
per acre, which is the value of
such lands in that locality,
where they have railroad facil
tiles. Of course the PROPOSE
tion was not accepted as we
Rave equally valuable coal
lands in our immediate vicinity
which can be purchased at
from $25 to $50 per acre. Yet
the owners OF these lands
knowing that the railroad will
enhance the value of their
lands as it did the Straitsville
lands, give little or nothing TO
secure the road. 1t takes mon
ey to build railroads, gentle
men, and those who are most
interested must respond most
literally. As soon as that fact
is appreciated, there will be a
good prospect for the road.
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WILKEsVILLE AND HAMDEN
HACK LINE.

r WILL run q hack from wntrsv'iie TO
day aud Friday. for the accommodation OF
passengers, making close connection with the
mail trains on the 81. a G. r. } will also carry
express packages shipped to or from those
points BY the Adams Express Co.
aug25 lesAC w. MILLER.
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80 Cents to SIS Per evening at Home !

We are prepared TO furnish profitable EN-.
ployment 10 men aud women at their homes.
une person in each locality throughout The
United States, can engage IN this business at
great wages. We send Free, full particulars
and q valuable sample, which will do to Gem
mence work on, Any person seeing this no.
should send us their address, without DELAY.
E. o. ALLEN, Augusta, Maine,
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FREETOBOOK AGENTS

We will send q handsome prospectus Of our
New Illustrated Family Bible to any Book
Agent free of charge. Address, National Pub
llshlng Co, Chicago, H., Cincinnati, ohio, or
ST. Louis, Mo. ocl2Oiw did
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ECONOMY ls the easy chair of
cid age.