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Injure the main-spring of q watch ana
every portion Of the work becomes dis
ordered. The human stomach is 10 the
human system WEat that elastic piece nE
metal IS to "a chTOuOmeters Ib influences
the action or the other organs, and con
machine. The comparison may be caE-
ried furiberi for as the weakness or other
inlperfectIOns of the Inspiring is 1uu1-
Gated on tho face OF the timepieces SO also
Is the weakness or other disorder of the
stomach betrayed by the face of the tnVa-
the eyes are deflcieGt in lustre and intelli-
gence, and there As Worus anxious eL-
preston in Tie whole cOEntenance which
tell as plainly as written words could do
that the gTent nOttrtSh4aT organ whose
Office il IS to minister to the wants OF the
parts, is not performing its duty. 10 ne
quires TenOgating and regulating, ana O.
accom- plIsh this end HOstetter's stomach
Bitters may be truly said to be the on E
thing necdfftL. The broken main spring
a watch may be replaced by new one
strengthened. and this Is Oue of the objects
Of the famous vegetable restorative which
for eighteen years has been Waging q sue
cbssful contest with dyspepsia in all cll-
mates, AS a specific for indt gestlon ID
stands alone. Whsn the resources OF the
out, at best. doing more Than nltlgallnB 3
the complaint, q course of this wholesome
and patatable, yet powerful, atomhch1f
effects a perfect and perm anenb cure IA
all casss of dyspepsia the liver is more o.
less disOrdered, and upon this 1mpQrtanl
bowels, the Bitters act with singular dls-
tinctnegs, regulating and relnF1GoraLln 8
every cIetaV6 aud milaUng organ on
which bodily and men al health depend
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Chfcag0 UeIns.


CHICAGO, January 12.-The petit
ton to Governor Palmer for the com
mutation Of the sentence against Dan
iel Walsh, which is signed by the
Mayor and some thirty Aldermen Of
this city, contains Q statement charg-
ing Mrs. Walsh, his victim, with inf
deity to her marriage VOWS, and says
there were undeniable proofs of that
fact. During WaIsh's trial, not the
remotest evidence was given on which
such a charge could be founded I'm
der these circumstances, 1t is said the
relatives and friends Of the murdered
woman have determined TO prosecute
the Mayor and Aldermen who signed
the petition, for slander, in the Grim
inal Court. The case causes much
excitement.
Mrs. B. E. Lantorman, who was
burned so badly yesterday by a gaso-
line explosion, died last night, and
the youngest of her injured children
this morning. The other child and
Mr.. Lanterman are both IN a critical
condition.
IhIs afternoon young man named
Herman Haupel was run over by a
wagon and instantly killed. His pa
rents reside at No. Ga Halstead Street.
Rev Philip n. Mine1r, residing
twelve miles west of Jacksonville,
Illinois, while adjusting a belt in a
mill located near his house, was
caught in the machinery and so badly
Injured that he must die. Mr.. MInsar
was the Republican candidate for the
institutional Convention from Scott
County in November, and was min
i5ter Of the Methodist Church.
The Bricklaycrs National ConYeu-
tion reassembled this morning.
A Special Committee was appointed
to draft resolutions in reference to
the telegraph operators strike.
A letter was received from Jno. w.
Browning, of New York, saying that
the strikers have determined to fight
the Western Union monopoly until
they have achieved complete vic
tory lie says, also, that the officers
of the Western Union have made
propositions to the operators, but
they have been rejected.
Browning hopes the bricklayers
will pr0ffer material aid at once.
Reports of local Unions were read
giving their condition. number of
members, &c The emblem Of last
year was re adopted.
A resolution was presented looking
to the organization of a National
Trades Union or Assembly, TO be com
posed of delegates from each local
organization of trades, to make laws
for the benefit Of all.
Resolutions were passed in favor Of
the Co operative Association system,
as projected by Mr. Rosensiock, who
is here.
A resolution was offered and re
ferred, against granting travelling
cards.
The Wisconsin Legislature met to-
day. Mr.. Bingham was elected
Speaker Of the House, f. w. Young.
Clerk. l.. B. Pills was elected
General Secretary OF the Senate
Both Houses adjourned after electing
! officers.
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for money for household expenses
when it is needed; but you are not
willing to miss the opportunity OF
selfshly venting your unpleasant feel
ings on this convenient domestic
scapegoat.
And If she should (Wonderful to
think Of y pluck up enough courage
to ask you for money to buy new
dress - though it may be only six
months since she last committed this
mortal sin-don't { ask her ironically II
she thinks thousand dollars will do
her for this time; or make some cut
ting remark about her ruinous ex-
travaganoe and the slave life that yOu
lead but if you can afford it, give her
the money cheerfully and q kiss into
the bargain. But if you really feel
too poor to indulge yourself in the
pleasure of seeing your wife in new
dress for the first time In six months.
give her the kiss anyhow, and ex-
plain the matter kindly to her, and
the kiss and the kind explanation will
go nearly all the way toward making
her forget the disappointment.
And, above ALL don't bring your
business home at night with you
Don't sit in solitary misanthropy, or
snarl and poke the fire. Your wife
hasn't had chance to talk to you all
day. She has thousand little cheer
ing items to communicate, but while
you sit there looking so cold and re-
pellant, she has no courage to begin.
Your children are eager for game
Of TOmps; but they are afraid of
mana " when he looks aS he does here
to-nighti so they cougregate in half
awed manner IN the corners, until it
is time to go to bed. No pleasant
chat, 20 merry laughter, no game at
romps, no music-nothing but gloom
and constraint, because father has
come home in bad humor.
You uBgrateful man You inhu-
man iceberg! to behave so in the bo-
som Of your family! To turn away
from the pleasures and the privileges
still left You, because yoH cent hare
ererWhtRg jstst as you aCaRt u! Think
of the loving, clinging hearts that
your coldness shadows-ot the bright
| faces over which your frOwn has cast
reflected gloom. Aren't you
ashamed of yourself?
| Again. your burdens may be 50
| heavy thatA you. eCtaI not smile. But,
| oh be kind. Because your own soul
| is dark, don't pierce another heart
with a needless wound by your cold
ness and sullenness. Because there
are some thorns IN your way, don't
plant eother thorns in the path OF
another with your own hand. IF you
can not be cheerful, be kind
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0eNsUMPFEOE.


The Three Remedies. " "6CHENcH's PUE.-
MoNIc SYRUP" for the cure of Coughs,
Colds, Bronchitis, and every form of Con
sumption. The peculiar action of tllia medr
icine ripens the ulcers In the lungs. pre-
notes the discharge Of the corrupt matter
by expectoration. Purihes the blood. ana
thus cures Consumption, when every other
remedy fails.
"schenck's Sea- Weed Tonic" FOR the
cure of Dyspepsia Or Indigestion, and aIf
diseases arising from debility. This tonic
invigoratea the digestive organs, supplies
the place or the gastric juice when that ls
deficient, and then enables the patient So
digest the most nuIricious food. ft is
sovereign remedy for all cases or indiges-
ton.
"Schenck's Mandrake Pius." one OF thl
most valuable medicines ever dlscovered,
being a vegetable substitute Tor caIomel
and having al the useful properties as
cribed to that mineral, without produciua
any Of its injurious effects.
To these three medicines DR. j.
Sshenck, of Philadelphia, owes his un-
rivaled success In the Treatment OF Pu'-
monte Consumption. The Pulmonic syrup
ripens the morbid matter, discharges 81.
and purifies the blood. The MaudraEs
Pills act upon the liver, remove all On-
structions therefr0m, give The organ
healthy tone, and euro Liver Complain
which Is one Of the most promlnent eause
Of Consumption.
The Sea- Weed Tonic Invigoratas tho
poweTs 81 the stomach. and by strengthen
ing the ditastlon and bringing f to nor
NAL and stlealthy cond Hlon, improves GEE
squalftS Of cna blqD4 / j which maens tAc
formation Or ulcers tf tnbarcles fn tH
lungs becomes lmposal hta. The combine
action OF hese mediciarz IS thns
planned, w q cure every ca4a of -nnsum
ton, If the m edies are used is iime ~
the use ofthe is peIsevered In auhia lea
ly to bring the case 10 q favo-a bic ternnlua
tion.
DR.. Scheuek's Almanac, containlnsa q fan
treatise on the various forSas OF disease,
his mode Of treatment, and general diree
tions how TO use bis medicine, can be hf
gratis or sent by mail by addressing
Principal Office, No. l5 North sixth stree
Philadelphia, Pa.
Price OF the PulmOnic Syrup ana 1e
weed Tonic, each 81 50 per bottle, OF 81 g
half dozen. Mandrake Pills, z5o. per boz.
For sale by all druggists and dealers
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The reports from Texas have finally
been made nearly enough official to
ensure, without doubt, the election Of
General DAVIS as Governor, by 800
majority. The really important VIC
tory is u the Legislature. where, ac
cording to the latest statement we
have seen, the Republicans have sew
enteen Senators to thirteen Demo
erats, and fifty Representatives to
forty. Ii this statement is correct,
there can be 40 doubt that Texas will
promptly ratify the Fifteenth Amend.
ment, aud having complied with all
requirements of Congress, claim her
place in the Union. teit Ai
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FInanciaI MntteIs. e..

New York, jan L Tho finan-
cial bill now before, and being intro,
duced IN Con gress. attract considera
BILE attention in Wall Street, and as
sist in making speculation lively
The bills of Senator's Sherman and
Sumner especially, arc not looked UP
on here as likely to become laws
The bill which Schenck will report
from the Ways aud Means Commit
tee Of the House. will probably en-
body the views of Secretary Bout
we'll, and consequently its introduc
ton is awaited with much interest.
1t IS stated that the Ways and Means
Committee are now discussing Wheth-
er the new funding loan shall bear 1
or AZ per cent. interest; and also. as
to what length Of time the banks
shall have to withdraw their 3-2C
bonds from the Department..
These reports are only conJeetures
Nothing is known in regard to the
prospective action Of the committee
Tie cIearings Of the Gold Ex.
change Bank went through al
straight, and no new difficulties were
experienced.
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THE Chicago Post is responsible
for the statement that "a canvass Of
the United States Senate shows that
three fourths of the men in it are en-
gagged avoEedly or through their
friends, in some form of business, the
profits Of which are directly increased
BY the imposition Of high duties on
foreign articles which come into com
petition with them" We hope the
action OF the Senate upon the revision
Of the tariff will emFhatically contra
diet this assertion. aiaa t4l..f
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rom the New York Evening Mail
For TOu-If Tt Fits You.

. Times arc getting worse and worse
every day
What then, my dear sir? Will it
do aDy good to draw your face up into
ten thousand wrinkles, and vent the
bitterness of your spirit upon all with
whom you come in contact, on the
strength Of the above mentioned fact?
Suppose you had 10 walk barefoot
over road thickly strewn with thGrns
aud sharp, finty stones. w hat would
you do? Go aside out Of your way to
tread on every stray thorn and pebble,
instead OF carefully avoiding every
needless hurt by picking your way
/ YEARLY through them? Which course
+ will you choose now2
VIII you snap your wife up at the
! breakfast table when she asks you for
:" a little change" would you suggest
4 to her the probability of your all GO
ing to ruin IN short time through
/ the prodigal outlay made for house
hold needs, and then throw the money
across the table at her as You would
throw a bone to a dog2 You know
yerv we'll that her demand is perfectly
reasonable; and you know, too, that
you would be just as much offended
a. you are now if she did not ask you
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FRANCE.

PARIS, Jan. 12.-The Marseillaise,
newspaper, was published in mourn
ing yesterday, and contained leading
article printed In large type, In regard
to the murder committed by Prince
Pierre Napoleon Bonaparte upon the
citizen, Uric De Forille. 1t says:
| have had the weakness to believe
that Bonaparte could be other than
an assassin. | have dared to imagine
that fair duel was possible in that
family, where murder and waylaying
are traditional and habitual. Oar
co.laborer, Paschal Grousset, has
shared my error, and to day we mourn
our dear friend, Victor Noir, assas-
sinated by the rufhian, Pierre Napo-
leon Bonaparte.
For eighteen years past France has
been in the blood stained hands of
these cut throats, who, not content
with grape shotting Republicans In
the streets, allure them into baited
traps for the purpose of slaughtering
them at home.
People of France, have you not
had decidedly enough of this
Pcuple FraHcaisg! est-ce que dcci
naent IL nc erouves pas que Uiola 0ssee
LSigned:] HENRI KOCHEFoRT.
The Morseiltaise was very violent
against this, this morning, aud the
entire issue was therefore seized by
the authorities.
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1t contains ali the News of the Day
Domestic and Foreign, by Telegraph and
Mail.
Variety Is the Spice OF Life," and every
issue of the JOURNAL is full Of a variety OF
News, Gossip, and Miscellaneous Reading
1t publishes Reports Of the Markets Of
all the commercial centers Of the country.
lis Reports of the Evansville Markets
are always prompt and reliable.
1t aims to be a reliable General News
paper, and to be ahead OF all others in
every respect.
The aim Of its Editors Is to make it the
paper for the people; instructive to all +;
sought for by the business man, the
farmer, the professional man, The me-
chanic; a household companion the
politicians gulde-in fact. to make it as
nearly EVERYBODY's paper as possible.
Rtrer Men qgiz dnd ou1. Reports not ca
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VaHeyt
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Tennessee Legislative Pro-
U9eding5.
Meeting Of the KansaE
Legislature
News by Atlantic Cable
Kansas Legislature-GOY. Harvey =
Message.

A3ESdS LpSISidlafC-UOfs RAJ fel .
Message.
ST. Louis, January 12.-The mes
sage of Governor Harvey, of Kansas,
was sent to the Legislature o-day.
The total liabilities Of the State are
1901, ,1S7; resources $S09, $50. The
number Of school districts in the
State isl ,707; increase 335; number
Of persons of school age 92,577; in
crease 16 ,367: number Of scholars in
the public schools 5S,681; increase
1851; total paid teachers as wages
1892, ,719; total raised for public
schools 1854 ,531; total number Of
5 bool houses 1,213; value 81 ,031. 1872.
he adoption Of the Fifteenth
Al 2dment is recommended; also
the ,toration of suffrage to those
disfr. Missed for connection with the
rebellion.
The Governor denoupces the policy
of moral suasion adopted By the Gov
eminent towards the indians. and
complains of the public sentiment in
thesEast on this question. and wants
the Indians confined on reservations,
the Government to detail a sufficient
force of troops to keep them there.
On the neutral lands, he says there is
still necessity for troops, and their
presence on them IS conducive to
peace and good order.
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TUESDAY evening Gov BAKER ap-
poined Isaac p. SMITH, Of Floyd
County, CLARK WILLIAMS, of Knox
County, and ELISHA HYATT, of Da-
giess County, under an act approved
February p, 1859, to provide for the
relocation Of county seats, to assess
the value 81 property owned by
Martin County, at Dover Hill, the
county seat.
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THE louisville Courier Journal
sums up the new steamboat tonnage
set afoat during the pastye by the
boat building cities around the falls at
over 5000 tons. There were twenty
three new boats built at louisville,
Jefersonville, New Albany aud Mad
A.
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RATCHEaOR'B HA1R DrE.

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VOL. XXI.

JOHN B. GoUGH lectures for the
benefit Of the Young Mems Christian
Association, at indianapolis, on the
10Th and 20th inst.
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HoUsE......... wAsHlNeToN. j an. 70.

oI~-..s.s.- " zAS11kN6iONt an. Ia
Wood presented the joint regolu-
ton OF the New York Legislature
withdrawing the assent heretofore
given to the ratification Of the Fif-
teenth Amendment. Tabled
Woodward made a personal expla-
nation of the subject Of colloquy
which took place between himself
and Schofeld, in relation to repudia-
ton.
Wilson, of Minnesota, introduced
a bill granting lands to the State of
Minnesota for railroad to the Win
nepeg boundary Of the British pos
| sessions. Referred
Garfield introduced bill to amend
the act establishing a Department OF
Education, and to abolish the Bureau
/ for refugees, freedmen and abandoned
lands. Referred
Pomeroy introduced a bill repeal
/ ing so much of the act of August t,
! 1864 as declares the DeMoines River
a public highway. Pa scd.
Colger offered 4 resolution instruct
ing the Committee on Commerce to
inquire into the necessity Of remoY-
! ing the sand bar and other Obstruc-
tiOns across the mouth Of Clinton
River, Lake St. Clair, Michigan,
1 Adopted
Epson offered resolution direct
I ing the Secretary of the Treasury to
take into consideration the necessity
of erecting a substantial building in
Cleveland, Ohio, for the use of the
and Revenue Office.
Z ,-trOJ-oo1
the act Of June 18th, 1862. defining
/ the additional causes OF challenge,
and prescribing an additional oath to
/ grand and petit jurors in the United
States courts. Referred.
The discussion of the League Island
Navy Yard Bill consumed the morn
ing hour.
Judd proposed to call up the bill
relative TO the apportionment for rep
! Tescntati0n. but rs FarnsWorth desired
to get the Virginia bill up for action
he yielded, giving notice that he
would call it up at the earliest oppor
tunity.
Bills introduced and referred by
Judd, refunding the duties paid OF
/ the organ Of the Church Of the Holy
Family at Chicago; by Negly, amend
ing the act Of February I'D, 1867
for the election of a CoBgressiona
Printer, and providing that he shall
be chosen by concurrent resolution
by Kreb, in relation to the paymen
of pensions.
The House then proceeded to the
consideration of the bill to admit the
State of Virginia to representation il
:. Congress.
Farnsworth addressed the Houst
in explanation and advocacy of tht
bill.
Paine followed, also in favor of th,
bill.
Morgan opposed the bill aud ia
vored Bingham's substitute.
Adjourned.
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STORES, OILS.

,. SIN ZECH 81 SON,
Wholesale Dealers in
Boat Stores; Lubrioating, Coal, and
Lard Oils; Oordage, R0sin,
Pitch, &C,
no. 40 WATER STREET.
apr26 dIyJ Bet, Main and Vine.
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MEMPHIS, Jan. 12.-Shancellor
Morgan to day dissolved the injunc
tion case of John johnson, and he
will be Installed as Mayor to-day.
Col. John W. Fowler. a prominent
citizen, died Of pneumonia to-day,
aged 60 years.
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Foreign News.
ENGLAND.

LONDON, January 12.-Mr. James
Frazier, who was formerly sent to
America as a commissioner to exam
inc the common school system of the
United States, has been appointed
Bishop of Manchester.
Mr.. Bright's speech IS generally
eulogized by the papers. There is
little adverse criticism.
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FoRT MONROE, Jan. I2.-Tmelve
Spanish gunboats came into the Roads
to-day all safe. They will probably
sail TO morrow morning.
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HARRIsBURG. Penn, Jan. 12.-On
the third ballot Irwin was elected
State Treasurer, the vote standing,
Irwin 66, Mackey 63.
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LOUISVILLE, Jan. IA bill for
the abolishment of stripes as a pun
ishment for larceny, passed the Ken
tucky House, to-day.
The Senate passed a bill for the
registration of births, marriages and
deaths.
The Senate adopted resolution
instrueting the Judiciary Committee
to report a general law for the iucor.
poration Of Manufacturing Compa-
mics and all charitable institutions.
The State Auditors report gives
the total estimated receipts for 1870,
at 81 ,028,686 81, and the total expen-
ditures for the same period, inclu-
ding the amount due the Sinking
Fund at $2, 100000, thus making a
deficit on the 10th of Oct. 1870, of
so, ,779, ,133.
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NEW York, January 12.-SeVeral
Witnesses have been summoned by
telegraph from this city to appear be
fore the Banking and Currency Com
mittce at Washington, to give testi-
mony In regard to the recent gold OPP
erations in Wall Street. 1t is not
probable that the committee will hold
another session in this city, but they
express an intention to fully investi-
gate the matter, and to discover ii
any Government officers were con-
oerned therein.
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morning. 1t IS supposed to be the
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WasuoRhed ny A NJ Taylor. Of New
Jersey. Loss $1,000 No insurance.
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CINCINNATI, Jan. 12.-An unoeeu.
pied new dwelling house, outside of
the western city limits. burned this