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WEOWN OUR MANDATORY,

WEOWN OUR MANUFACTORY,
give attention u e@c7y detail Of its PREPARATION,
and hence
KNOW EVERY BAG
which leaves our Works comes fully up TO the
standard, which twenty-five years experience
in the trade satisfies US forms
4 PERFECT MANURE.
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AMUSEM ENTS.

VOCAL &lNSTRUMENTAL CONCERT
LIBERTY HALL,
FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE ALBXAN-
DRIA FEMALE ORPHAN ASYLUM,
BY THE
MASONIC CHOIR OF THE DISTRICT OF
COLU MBiA,
TUESDAY EVENING. April 10, 1870.
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CRIT z Il & m :.

;. LII M. having in:: returned fro
Inc Inc North. his stock %! Cr,hins and Gen1.'
FURNISHING Goo Is i. on. of ih4 most varied
nnn cor pl.te ever before brVuIht TO this mar
Aetr Soma Of it. is composed Of the finest
OF French end othsr imported fabrics, ana e.!
inc latest ETY. G: are represented in their fulsa It
scope. Call esily ut his house, st King street.
ana ne will sell you goods most reasonably.
40 Id IF
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STOVES STORED AND REPAIRED dur
lng thn summer IT the TT II ana rDV E store Of
THOMAS HOY, corner Of King and TT sta
opposite the Marshall lious.. up l4-,f
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ITO THE LADIES.
mo ARRIVE AND IN STORE.

mo AKKI = AN y 7! > IVLsl2 Ii
Per "Holsatia," direct from Liverpool:
- 1000 bushels bulk G a. salt.
= 6OO sacks Evans Fine Salt,
- 500 sacks Deakin Fnn Salt.
= Per Schr. Martha Skinner:
- 275 sacks Evans Emo Salt.
3l5 sacks M.rshall Fire salt
U In Sore:
3N; sacks Evans Fine Salt.
$40 sacks Liverpool q. a. Sal:-;,ll q which
will be sold at market rates
". A SNOr'r,
an l2-tf Srnnot : wharf.
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GRAND EACU RS1ON Az EC
-s9srs.HSHAD BAKE At GLYAONl'
~ SNDAI. april Ia by tho Proprietor
III ~ a.. steamer WAWASET will leaVe Alex
on a n; st lei u. m. for Glymont
WEBEES BASD 6as b e5n eg st G1ynont;
to be hSo AZ '''' ''' 40 16--A.-
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NEW BUTCHERS STAND.
w. j. HOLLANu. hsvip completed his
new stall, i'm meG .ats.y In the rear of the ono
ne formerly occupied, and fit ID it u IN the
most approved St sle. ia y IVY prcparct to lu'.
nlsh ms custorle;s with The choicest MEAT inc
Thar full to his friends Ind the public for
tho atronape heretofore extended TO him, ne
r. rr,;soS n do everything in his power TO mGr,
. :. na+;nnance of the same. Some sno" Hic.'
will he on exhibition at his Stall o" an lid
| the 10Th inst. rr1c,rr
CEILING OUT AT AND BELo" COST
Having determined 10 change my pres se,s
nn nnts. viii, from this day until the 3oth
Ssy of April, close cut my, cTtirn Itqck r "
H0oPsK1RTS, CoR?hIS, LS go % md 1'H col.
lars, Embroidery of al kinds. COMBS, fosNet
Rnnts Kid Gloves, Jcwelry and p fulI line OF
Foocv Articles usually found IN Erst CLASS
rancS go II BLADDER,
i"n AMY 90 Nc. 10 King street.
PROFESSOR NEWMAN hGs dee cid It to
form y SPRING and 81 NJ NJ Elk CLaS
commencing Apil 18TH A,tH'n"n 9ci 4ro1 IN,
Session for Gentlemen from TIL ~ 7: r.
THANKING the public for past l:vor:, their i"'-
her patronage is most re: pectully, soilclteG..
For further Information, apIlr. ut the DsHc,ms
Academy, on Tuesday and Fr RI Nv WaH
from till q p, IN. j. - Z n nH,
81 1l-l15 Professor u
1ANNEY's UNEQuALLED STENCIL
j INK.
For the use Of merchants. m:'I.rs' tsT -,.;n
and al who use a stencil piste' Ter "iS'' MIL >
This Ink mskes y very ll,"k md a: :M nc:
.imnrcssion that viii! 1ry INSTANTLY anc VIII ho'
: ru5 eff Price ) &c per half ga!l4r hrttr;
On So. l45 King 81.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-08-24
VOL. XXI.

Judge L. L. Towel, Of Brown County,
KY, was brought before u. 5. Commis-
stoner Blackburn, In COvington, on Mon
day charged with refusing to allow me-
grOes to vote at the recent election, while
acting as Judge of Election at Walton,
KY. He denies that he refused negro
votes, but admits that one came TO him,
asking whether he was entitled to vote.
The Judge replied, certainly he was not,
under the laws of Kentucky; that he un-
derstood some law had been passed by
Congress. and supposed that the Legisla-
ture at It's next session, would take proper
action, but, as the case then stood, no ne
gra could legally vote under the laws or
not offer to vote, but merely asked con-
cerning the right.
A new national organization called the
Irish National brotherhood. has lately
been put into operation. Its ramfnca
tIOns Will extend over several states OF the
u MON, with headquarters at st. Louis. 1t
has been formed by the most advanced
Irish nationalist, to take the place OF Fe-
ntanism, and unite all the factions into
one brotherhood. The principal feature
OF the new organization, are that no sala-
rted officers; retention of funds by local
branches until required by the brother
hood In Ireland; central council to con-
sist OF seven mem bers, instead of Presi-
den. Chief Executive or Senate, formerly
recognized by the Feniaps. Michael Rus
SELL Treasurer, n. Y; Edward @. Rely,
North Adams, Mass, Dan. O'Madagan and
Jonh l.. Grifhn, st. Louis, George Sweeney,
Cincinnati, j. E. Baunerman, Whining
ton, Del, and VIM. Longnavy, KeokuKs
Iowa, compose Its present council.
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PRUSSIA.
Special to the Eerald ]


BERLIN, August 23.-The German
forces in France have undergone par
tial reorganization, and are reinforced
and -edlstrlbuted, and will go into
battle in the following order:
The first army, under General
Sfeinmetz. is composed of the First,
Seventh, Eighth and Ninth Prussian
Army Corps. amounting to all 100, 900
men and $4,000 cavalry.
The second army under Prince
Frederick Charles, is composed of
the Second, Third, Fourth, Tenth
and Twelfth Prussian Army Corps,
the corps of Prussian Guards, the
Royal Saxon Corps and a Division of
the Grand Ducby of Hesse. This Is
the strongest of the three armies, and
il contains forty eightregiments of in
fantry with three batteries to each,
four regiments Of infantry with two
batteries each, and thirty four regi-
ments of cavalry, aggregatinR in round
numbers 22O. .0GG men and 600 guns.
The third army, commanded by the
Grown Prince, is formed Of two Ba-
varian army corps under Generals
Taun and Hartman. containing each
Ut ECgAu4CueS VI lHIhutfyg uN6 DHb-
talions of rihemen, and FIVE regiments
of cavalry; one mixed corps of Badnn
troops and WUrtemburg troops, com.
manded by General Won Worder, and
consisting of eight regiments of in
fantry, two battalions of rifemen,
four regiments of cavalry, and line
batteries of artillery belonging to
Wurtemburg; and six regiments of
infantry, and three of cavalry, and
eight batteries of artillery belonging
to Baden. Also the Fifth and Elev-
enth Prussian Army Corps, contain
ing sixteen regiments Of infantry, six
teen regiments of cavalry, and thirty
batteries of artillery. The grand to
tai of the German forces in France is
$40. 900 men. divided into sixteen ar
my corps.
Up to this time 100000 of the
Landwehr have entered AlBace and
Lor. sine, to invest aud occupy places
in the rear, and relieve regular sol
diers of those duties, so that they
may join their own regiments in the
front.
Orders have been issued to disband
the veteran reserves called out at the
commencement of the war.
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Unexpected Denial.

We were somewhat surprised yes
tcriay, on receiving a call from our
young friends James Lauer and Ed
ward Law, with reference to an edit
orial which appeared in the morning
JOURNAL. Mr.. Lauer thought we
did him gross injustice by intimating
that be was Republican In 1864.
He stated very emphatically that he
voted for Mr.. Seymour. and that he
never was, or pretended to be, Re-
publican.
We have no desire to do Mr.. Lauer
any Injustice, and therefore cheerful
II give him the benefit Of his denial.
only adding that his statement yester-
day absolutely asionished US. We
have always been under the impress
sion that Mr.. Lauer was a Republican
ia 1861 have been told that he
was actually a member of the celebra-
ted Union Lesgue-and that he was
appointed Deputy Sheriff by Sheriff
Darling because he was understood to
be a thorough going Republican.
Will some some Of our Republican
friends furnish US some light on this
subiact2
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INDIANA, WEDNESDAY,. AUGUST "A 1870.

with which she menaces the valley of
the Rhine and Palatinate intact. the
war from which the incapacity of the
French Generals, and the bravery of
the German army have delivered us,
would be renewed. There can be no
trustworthy peace. Not thus must
this costly struggle terminate. We
will only resign our arms when we
have been guaranteed security against
a fresh contest whenever it may suit
the political necessities of a French
ruler to resume it"
The stock market is depressed by
he expected shipment of bullion to
Trance.
The Admiralty is postponed until
the war is ended, and the sale of sur
plus naval stores.
A strong squadron of British iron.
clads is anchored off More with fires
banked.
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ESTABLISHED. 1881.
lis Lake NeWs-Dlsg listing Outrage.

Salt Lake EeWs-Dlsgustln Outrage.
SALT LAKE, August 22.-Saturday
evening, as T. B. 81. Stenhouse and
lady, both recent apostates from the
Mormon Church, were proceeding to
their homes, they were assaulted by
four masked men, who perpetrated a
most disgusting outrage upon them.
This is the second affair of the kind
within the last week or two, that has
been perpetrated upon apostate Nor
mons.
Secretary Seward was entertained
by Brigham Young to day.
One hundred tons are the ship
ments for the week
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Broke jail.

AUGUSTA, August % About three
hundred negroes broke open the Jail
at Louisville, Jefferson County, on
Sunday, aud released the prisoners.
The Sheriff sent to Atlanta for troops,
which reached tho scene to-day and
some of the leaders were arrested.
The rioters threaten to burn Louis
vile and take vengeance on the
whites, but the prompt action of the
citizens prevented further trouble.
The difficulty is said to have originated
in the arrest and Imprisonment Of a
negro for shooting a mule.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-08-24
Political Territorial Conventions

CHEYENNE. August 23.-The Dem
ocratic Territorial Convention which
met at Bryan, yesterday, nominated
Colonel j ohm Wauleso, of Laramie
City, for the delegate to Congress.
The Republicans held a convention
at the theatre, last night, to nominate
ticket for county officers for the en-
suing year. There were several ladies
present. Mrs. s. FL. Pickett is a can
didate for County Clerk Mrs. Nj. Ii.
Arnold, for Superintendent of Public
Schools. and Mrs. M. 4. Post is 3
member of the Republican Commit
tee.
Ten car loads of Texan cattle were
shipped Feast, via the Union Pacific,
Yesterday.
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DAILY, TrI-WooEIy, and weekly.

IL cOntainsi ali the News OF the nay
Telegraph, Foreign and Domestic and ny
Mail.
Variety Is the SPICE Of Life, ,' and every
asue OF the JOURNAL Is fun or q variety or
News, Gossip and Miscellaneous Reading
It publishes Reports OF the Markets OF
all the commercial centers or the country
Its Reports Of the Evansville Markets
are always prompt and reliable.
1t aims to be a reliable General News
paper, and 70 be ahead Of all others In
every respect.
The aim OF its Editors IS to make it the
paper for the people instructive 10 all;
sought for by the business man, the
farmer, the professional man, the me-
chanic q household companion the
politicians guide-in fact, 20 make a az
nearly EVERYBoDY's paper as possible.
RtUer Men a0tU and ous Reports not ez-
eelled bV any paper tn lte great 1fissf,5ippl
Vausyf
Our facilities for doing aU kinds Of
job Printing for Steamboats, are an
eQuGled.
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REIGTHM

ANTWERP, August 23.-Much dis
content is manifested throughout
Belgium on account of the Chambers
wasting time in proftless discussions
BRUSSELS, August 23.-The Amer
lean line of steamers contract con-
talns guarantee that the American
yearly postal receipts shall reach
three million Traces.
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SPAIN.
IHeraId's special.l

MADRID, August 23-The success
OF the Prussian armies has caused a
revival of the question of the Hohen-
zollern candidature. There are ru
mors that Gen. Prim is 10 favor of
submitting the subject TO the people
BY plebiscitun1.
MADRID, August % The govern
ment has taken measures to repress
instantly, any revolutionary outbreak.
An extraordinary meeting of the
Cortes IS not expected at present.
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HAVANA, August 23-The GacetG
to-day contains official intelligence oi
the capture and execution of Generals
Pedro Fignerdo, Rodrego Tamaya,
Francisco Peralta, Angel Figuerdo,
and Colonel Fermendez. and the kill.
ing of one hundred insurgents. The
operations of the Spanish troops con-
tinue.
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A sure Cure for PlmnIes.

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wrAP rIrO APPEAHING ny AFFIDAVIT
| - on hIe an the ohica OF the Clerk Of said
Court that John LINK and Ernst +. Haage,
are non-residents of the state or IndiAna,
notice is hereby given 20 said defendants
of the pendency Of this action, and that
the same viii stand for trial az the nexf
term OF said Common Pleas Court, al tie
Court House In the city OF Evansville
| on the first Mondas in September, 1870.
Witness, Boren Sorenson, Clerk OF said
Court; ct Evansyille, this 18TH day Of
BffPUs MANN. Atty's for pit'fs iy2I
Fanny Johnson vs.. John Johnson, divorce
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TT APPEARING ny AFFIDAVIT
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hereby given to said Frederick Kehr and
Adeiha1de Kehr, his wife, OF the pendency
OF this action, and that the same will
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Common Pleas Court, at the Court House
In the city of Evansville, Vanderburgh
County, State of Indiana, on the nfst
Monday in September, 1870.
Witness, SoTen Soreason, Clerk OF said
Court. at Evansville, this 18th day OF
nly, 1870. 3. SORENSON, Clerk.
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-02-17


deus and grass plota, nueh ~ he had lefi
there. Besides, the lads Who hsd al col-
leeted around answered 10 tie iaqsiry Of
spasseager. What place ID was. ssSifssn.
dorf. ssr." 81. 70 ass.sz.a. :. :,
Sill shaking his head, be weas further
into the village TO look ssse kissws hou y.
He found ". 'bue greatly slsessa snr tlse
worse; . sfrs6g- goa shsrd N a oh tas-
tered frock lay before tho doss, and nest
him his ola dog which groWled and sAov-
ed its teeth at Peter. when be called him.
He then went through the entrance. whicss
was once door, hu. all within vas emp
~. deserted. Peter staggered out Of tho
house aud called Cor his wife and children
by their names. But no one heard him
and no one gave him any answer.
Soon, however. crowd Of women and
children got around the inqu;sitivc s.ran-
ger. with the long, hoary bcarI, and ask
ed him what it was he wanted. Now Pc
ter thought it was strange kind of thing
to stand before his own house inquiring
for bis own wife and children, as we'll as
about himself, that, without answerin. !.
their QUESTION, he pronounced the frs,
name that came into hi. head: s.Kurt
Steffen. the blacksmith, ?'' M,,t of the
spectators were silent and only looked a,
him wistfully. till an old woman at las,
said :: ."Why for these last twelve years
he has been at Sachscnburg, wheacc,
suppose, you are not come to-day"
"Whcre is Valentine Meier, the tail
o. p
"Ah ~ criei anothar oil woman, lean
| ing upon her eru:ch, che has been lying
| more than 'hese fifteen years in house
he will never leave"
Peter recognized IN the speakers two
Of his young neighbors, who seemed to
have grown old very suddenly, but he hal
no inclination to inquire any further
At this moment there appeared making
Lcr way through the crowd # spec,at prs,
a sprightly young woman with a year old
baby in her arms, and'a girl about four
taking hold Of her hand, all three as like
bis wife he was seeking for as possible.
"Whas are your names p he inquired,
in tone of great surprise. "Mine, is
Maria " And your fa.her's?'' consin-
ued Peer. Peter Klaus. to be srre.-
1t is now twenty years ago since W. were
looking for him day aud .nighl upon the
Kyshausen for his fo.k came home
without ulm, awa 4 xiw~es.a-y,.---.:-A
the woman. "only seven years Old"
The goatherd could no longer bear this
II am Peter Klaus" he said, "Peser.
and no other" and he took his daughters
child aud kissed it.
The spectators appeared struck dumb
with astonishment. until 6rst one then an
other began to say, "yes indeed. this is
Peter Klaus. Welcome, god neighbor.
after. twenty years absence; welcome
home"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-02-17

A ToucHrSa OrrruARY.-Thus nv wife
died. No more will those loving hands
pull of my bcots and part my hair hack,
rs only true wife can. No more will
those willing feet replcnish coal-hod and
watcr-pail. No more will she arise ',nii
the temrcs,ucus storms Of wiater and gai-
ly HE herself away to build the ERE with
out disturbing she slum5srs Of the nan
who doted on her 20 artlessly. Her mem-
ory is 'embalmed in my heart Of aesres.
I wanted TO emtalm her body, but I
fonnd that I could cmbalm her memory
much cheaper. | procured Of Eli Mud
get, neighbor Of mine, a vyry, pretty
gravr-stene. His wife was consumptive,
aui he had kept it on hand several yHars
in expectstion Of her death. But she raj.
lied that spring. and bis hopes were bias.
ted. Ncver shall | forget this poor mans
grief when asked him to part with the
graves,one. take It, Skiauer," said
be-. ''snks it, and may yoa never know
what it 10 TO have your soul racked with
disap ppointmeut as mine has been y and
he burst into a .oi of tears. His spirit
was indeed utterly crushed. l had the
following episaph engraved upon the
gravess"ne: ITO the pemasy Of Tabi-
tina, wife Of Noses SAinaer, Esq. the
gentiemluy editor Of the Tombstone. A
kind mother and exemplary wife. Terms.
two dollars 4 year. invariably in advance.
Ofice over, Coleman's Grocery, up two
fights. Kaock hard. We shall miss
thee, mother. We shall miss thee. mother
Job prntiag solicited" Thus did nay
lacerased spiris cry oat in its agony, even
as Rashel weeping for her children. hut
one ray Of light penetrated the despair Of
my soul. The endcrtaker took his pay
in JOB printing. and che sexton owed me
. hs,le account shouldn't have got in
aay ether ~Ay. Why should We pine st
The o ys,erinus ways Of Providence and
yioisisy. (Nst . cauuadrum.) *s =
l here. pauss 70 drop silent tear 10 tae
lmemory Of Tabitha Ripley, that was
She Was an eniacutsy pioas woman. and
could fry the best piece Of tripe ever
slsng under nay vest. Her Picksd-up dia-
ncss wesc perfect success. aud she al
wHys do:ed on foreign missions. +
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1870-02-17

A PLEA FOR THE LIrrLk FoLx.-Don't
expect too much Of them. 1t has taken
f-rty years, il may b., to make ynu what
you are. wish all your lessons Of expert
eace. aud most probably you are faulty
being at hest. Above an. don't exrect
judgment in child. or patience under
trials. Sympashise in their mistake, and
troables; dss', riiicale them. Remem-
ber not 70 measure a ehili's trials by your
standard. .'As one whom III. mother
eomserte,h," says ths inspired writer :
aad boau.iiu! dies he convey to as the
deep, faithful love saas ough, 10 be :eusa
in every wouan's heart, the uof.iling 2
sympathy with all her childreus erie.s
Ises tAs .n.nories. of .hei, childhood b a
brigh, as yoa can make them Gran.
them every innocent pleasure in Jour power
We have often felt our temper rise to sec
how carclessly their little plans we're
,hwariel BY oldss persons when . little
trouble on their part would have Civ. q
the child pleasure. the memory Of waich
would last liic;imc. Lastly don't think
a chill hopeless because il betrays some
very bad habits. We have knewn chill
drcn that seemed to have been born thieves
aud liars, so early did sbey display these
undesirable traits; yet We have lived to
see those same childrca become noble meu
aud women. and ernameuis 70 scciesy.-
W. must conf-ss they had wise. alFeoiios.
ale parents. And whatever c!se yoa INA,
be compelled to deny your caili BY your
cigcumst.nc .s in life, give it what it mos:
values plenty Of love.