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A III, persons indebted TO the Cstate of the late
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payment will be required, Parties having claims
aganSt tho estate will present them. properly
therticated for settlement.
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A YOUNG MAN from seventeen to eighteen
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August 9, 1870
MEATH TO FLIES -Davidson's Excelsior Fly
IL Paper, sold al eta per she |. by
H. yesterday,
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Y ARGE stock of Tin Spouting hand, OF
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ccs McCUROY DUKE.
Augusta.
TRUIT CANS.--A fine supply OF Sell Sealing and
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Summit Poinr, April %.
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Summit Point, April 20.
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ps-s..T.-iseO.x. bowever. like the initials

S-T.1s6O-X., however, like the initials
on the old Roman banners, has meaning
1t represents Saint Croix-ST being the con-
yential equivalent of Saint, aud Is 60 sta''-
ding for the letters GRO |. aud so forming
with the concluding x. the word Croix. By
placing the trademark and the name of the
island injuxtaposition. with the figures over
the letters they are intended to denote, the
explanation will be understood:
s.. T. 1860. x
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-05-02
TEEEGR APHEG.
Saturday Nights Dispatches.
FOREIGN NEWS.

LONDON, April 30.-The Times,
this morning. renews its comments
on the atrocities Of the Greek brig
ands. and emphasizes its call upon
the great powers to intervene in the
affairs Of Greece, to the end that sim
liar outrages may be prevented in the
future.
The Saturday Revieao anticipates
an entire restoration of American
credit only when. regardless of the
Supreme Court decisions, the resump
ton Of specie paym ent shall be an es-
tablishcd fact.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, April 30.-At a
meeting Of the Divan, Of the Sublime
Porte yesterday, the Sultan addressed
the Councillors on the state of the EN-
pire. He reviewed the events and
progress of the past year, and said
the Government would not be satisfied
to stop with what had been effected.
He promised reforms in civil policy.
The development of education and
the fostering Of trade should have
his careful attention, and steps
will be taken for a thorough reorgan-
ization ofthe army aud navy, aud
improvement of highways and lines
of communication throughout the
Turkish dominious.
PARIS, April 30-Pfince Anatole
Demadof Degan Donale, husband of
Princess Methilde de Montfort of the
Imperial family of France, died this
morning, aged sixty years.
1t is reported that the Pope has
advised the French clergy to cast
their influence and votes on the pie
blsctte in favor of the Government.
Reports are rife in this city of a
new plot, discovered by the police,
against the State and the life of the
Emperor.
1t is alleged that, yesterday, de-
serter from the army, a non commits
stoned officer. was arrested in a hotel
in Rue Montmastrc, who had in his
possession a letter from Gustave
Flourens, and a note containing in
structions for his part in the cxecu
| ton of the conspiracy.
The Figaro says a part of the de-
sign of the plotters was tG blow uI
the Palace of the TuillerVjs and the
Prefecture of Police.
HAVANA. April 3O.--The u. s.
flag ship Severn, Admiral Poor, ar
rived to day, from Jamaica: all we'll
u. S. Consul Wheeler, at Kingston,
having died suddenly, Mr.. Phillips
at Santiago, Cuba, assumed the func-
tions of Consulate at Kiugton.
The Severn left at Kingston, the
crew Of the schooner Chan,pion, latoly
| imprisoned at Santiago.
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naistead vs.. MCLEAN

Saturday morning we printed Mr..
Washington McLean's illumination
against Mr.. Murat Halstead, of the
Cincinnati Commercial. It is proper,
therefore, to copy the latter's rejoin-
der, as follows:
PERsoNAL.-Mr. Washington Nc.
Lean has been at pains to inform me
that he is the author of the article re-
lating to myself, published in the En-
qltircr newspaper Of yesterday lie
proceeds without intelligence. The
anonymous posting Of one of whom
no demand las been made, and the
private conveyance of an assertion of
personal responsibility for a proc!a.
nation without a signature, is not ac-
cordiDg to the code of honor or of
common sense.
He may have imagined that he
could acquire reputation for chival-
rous conduct through the use Of the
language of violence, but he begins
with a sorrowful recitation of griev-
ances, and concludes by taking his
remedy In the employment of certain
printed words; and these | disregard,
| for, applied untruthfully, they are
without force, and evidence only OF
the foolish rage in which they are
penned.
l understand Mr. Washington Me-
Lean by his production of printed
matter under the proyooation he pro-
fesses he has had, to express his pref
erence for personal warfare through
the press, and / do not feel that it is
my part to divert the present contro
versy from the usual channel
Therefore | notice here the one
sentence in Mr.. McLean's article il
the Inquirer that l am prepared tc
pronounce bold. 1t is this:
" We could haze secured the silence o.
Mr.. Hdlstead. and he knol0s it; bu
zoe refused 10 pay the price he asked.
There is nothing within my knowl
edge that could have suggested this
insinuation, and / challenge the pro
duction of particulars. l have never
asked or received, directly or indi
rectly, price for silence or for utter.
auce, and | never bought or sough
in personal affairs, any one t.
speak or be still for my sake. l hav,
no interest, actual or contingent, anC
never had any, IN stocks, or bonds
or public contracts, or in speculative
schemes of any name or nature. | en-
Joy the absolute Independence that thi
disinterestedness gives ne in journal
) ism, and | am proud of ii; and ther
is no influence that can effect my pur
pose to speak with freedom of thos
who are plotting forever in public al
fairs for their private advantage.
Mr.. Mclean is the most conspicu
GUS of that class in this city, and
disbelieve in his capacity to say or d
anything that will give him, in hi
|, schemes that ineessently invade tn
!. interests of the people, immunity fror
the criticisms that l may see prope
to make, in the columns of the Com
mercial. Nj. HALsTEAD.
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BOSTON Items.

BosToN, May 1.-The loss by the
fire on Saturday afternoon, on Ira
verse, French and Canal Streets, is
estimated at 100000. A large quan
tity of hay and straw was consumed.
A. 2. Doty loses $4,000, insured; d.
II. Hoyt Il Son, $4,000, insured
for $4,000. Ryerson q Harris stable
keepers, Weston & Bixby, lumber
dealers. and Harvey p. Prask. har-
ness maker, are among the sufferers.
A tenement house owned by Cyrus
Wakefield, valued at $4,000, was
entirely destroyed. John Jacobs,
engineer, and John A. Fines. firemen,
were severely injured by falling walls.
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Cincinnati Items.

CINCINNATI. May IA fire this
morning, on Melancthon Street, near
John, destroyed a number of tene-
ment and other small houses, valued
at $4,000.
William Asmann, an engraver in
Daprine's jeWelry establishment in
this city, committed suicide last night
or this morDing, by shooting himself
through the head. while laboring
under temporary insanity.
A very large memorial meeting of
members Of the Methodist Episco-
pal Church, was held at Wesley
Chapel, tonight, TO express their
sense at the loss the church has sus-
tained In the death Of Bishops Thomp-
son and Kingsley. The memorial pa
pers on Bishop Thompson, were
read by Prof Williams, of the Ohio
Wesleyan Univerity; and another on
Bishop Kingsley, by Rev. Erwin
House, of the Christian Adv0cGte.
Remarks were made by Doctors VII
ley, Hitchcock and Merrill. and Rev.
w. X. Merde.
The Parepa Rosa Opera Company.
closed their engagement here last
night. Their success the past week
was unprecedented in this city. Pa
repa was suffering from a cold and
not able to appear yesterday.
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Suit for Damages.

ST. Louis, May 1.-Major Geo. A.
Armes has brought suit in the Dis
triot Court at Leavenworth, Kansas,
against, all members of the Court
Martial, recently. in session at Fort
Leavenworth, claiming ten tLousand
dollars damages for alleged false i'm
prisonment.
The tobacco factory Of w. ". Hall,
cf Roanoke, Randolph County, Mis- +.
souri,, containing one hundred and
eighty thousand pounds of leaf to.
bscco, was burned April 23d- Loss
about $40, 900; insured for Sl4. 600.
Joe Coburn, Mike McCeole and
Billy Carroll left for New Orleans to-
day, to arrange the prelin yiip aries Of
the approaching fight between Aller
Allen, and John G. Heenan will ac
for Mace. The seconds of Allen ar
Coburn and Tom Kelly: those oil
Mace, Heenan and Jim Ousick.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-05-02

THE Clarksville Chronicle Of the
10Th inst, says that the wheat crop ih
Tennessee is very fine. and promises
a very large yield We congratulate
the farmers Of this county upon the
fattering prospect here this season.
The wheat crop is said to be better
here now at this season of the year.
than it has been for several years pre-
vious. If we expect to prosper, we
must grow more wheat, corn and hay /;
it will not do to send abroad for these
cles.-Kentucky Times
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New albany and SC. LOnIs Railway
Letting.

The many friends of the New Alba
ny and st. Louis Air Lire Railway
will be gratified to learn that, at a
meeting of the Board Of Directors Of
the Company held in this city last
night, it was determined to immedi-
ately let the contracts for the con
struction of the first six miles of the
road. This will include the heavy
tunnel of half mile in length, near
Edwardsville. 1t will be but a short
time-until the contracts will be let for
the construction of the entire road
through to the Wabash River at Mt.
Carmel.-N 4. Ledqer.
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OONDESsgB TELEGRAMs.

MONDAY, May l.
Gold closed tin New York Saturday. at
81 Is.
The funeral of Judge Abraham D. Rus
sell, of New York, took place on Friday
from Grace Church.
Hon. John Bigelow, late U. s. Minister
70 france, sailed on Saturday, with his en-
TIRE Iamliy, on the City of Brooklyn, for a
three years absence in Germany.
George Ellis, who was arrested in New
York for counterfeiting and burglary, was
to have hearing on hdbeas co7.TqtS before
Judge Brady, of the supreme Court. on
| Saturday.
Samuel Myers, for thirty years publisher
| and proprietor of the Berks Co. pa Press.
| aud the Oldest printer In that city, died in
! Reading. Pa, on Friday, aged seventy
eight years.
/ The Texas state Fair commences M
/ Houston, May 18th and continues four
/ days. Effo Is are being made to secure q
! - roo attendance % c-hf hftCrs from m
F parts of ihe United states. Delegate
have been enI to other erttc t8fts - lu-
duce 5 fepresent alton Nearly ail 81 thf
4 mach merry oa exhibition at EeW 0r
Z leans viii be senl 60 tle AeEaa EaIE
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-05-02

The accounts of Bailey have not been yet
settled by the Internal Revenue Depart
ment IL is understood that as soon as the
actual Indebtedness is ascertaiued Bafiey's
sureties viii make & cd the amount. Conn
missioner Delano has ordered ohncers 10
ascertain If the report is correct that Bal
ley is now living on the farm OF ex-SOlic-
itor Jordon, in Scioto County, Ohio.
The body Of J. Mcbride was found float
ing In Bear River, near Corine, Utah, on
Friday, and evidence before the coroner,s
Jury showed he had been foully dealt
with and thrown into the river. Letters
have been received at Corine lately from
friends Of the deceased In Iowa and Ohio,
saying they had heard OF his death sever
al days before he LEFT the city.
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Chicagn Items.

CHICAGO, April 30.-The report of
the City Comptroller, of Chicago, for
the year ending on the first inst d,
states that the receipts during the
year, exclusive of balance remaining
over from the previous year, were
$40, ,039. .090; expenditures during the
same time were $50 440, ,915; the debt
of the city $11 1862, ,726.
A dispatch from Sioux City, to-day,
says that the alarm in the Indian
country is general and we'll founded
and that it is thought that if the In
dians are not Sheridanized at once,
that they will inaugurate the most ex-
tended war that has ever been expe-
rienced.
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Miscellaneous kilograms.
Washington Items-E1fOFt TO Post
pOne the Tariff Bill.

Washington Items-EffOFt TO Post
pOne the Tariff Bill.
WASHINGTON, May 1.-The debate
IN the House, yesterday, on Judd s
proposition to postpone the tariff
bill, was quite lively. In reply 10 the
argume Mt of Judd, that the consider
alton of the tariff bill was mere
waste Of time, Schenck charged that
there was preconccrted effort upon
the part of Judd and his friends
to defeat all attempts by the Ways
and Means Committee to reduce taxes.
He said If the tariff bill was killed,
its epitaph would be "nibbled to death
by pismires.
This was uttered iu such a bitter
tone that it aroused the indignation
of Logan and several others, who
'nad been opposing the tariff bill
Logan replied in a spirited manner to
Scheuck, when the latter retorted
that If the term did not suit the gen.
tleman. he would modify it so as to
read, kicked to death by grasshop-
pers."
Schenck was aided in fis opposi-
tion to Judd and Logan, by Cox, and
Democr ats generally, and when the
vote was taken on the motion of Judd
to postpone, there were not enough
in favor of it to demand the letters.
The Supreme Court has decided
that under the provisions of the act
of 1924. in civil actions in the Courts
of the United States, no witness can
be excluded because he is a party to,
or interested in the case.
A decision has also been given,
that loaning money to the Confederate
States, when subscription to loan was
extorted by fear and becoming surety
on official bonds of Confederate
States, (sfhcers from motives Ol
friendship to enable such officers, be.
ing conscripts, to remain at home
with their families), were not acts
giving aid and comfort to the rebel
lion. The decision also determines
that parties who have taken the am.
nesty oath in such cases are entitled
to recover.
A large number of minor discus
sions were made by tho court pre-
vious to its adjournment yesterday
until October 31st.
Gen. Santos, Costa columbian
Minister, has resigned.
The case of Knox versu.
Lee, from Texas. which in
wolves the reopening of the whole
! question Of tho institutional iity o
the legal tender laws, as we'll as tn,
validity of sale, by the Uonfederat
government. of confscated property
has been postponed to the next tern
of the Supreme Court.
Some of the Judges of the Su
preme Court bave already left fo
home.
Judge Bradley starts for New Or
leans to-m orrow, and Chief Justice
Chase for Richmond, to open Circui
Court. The latters health is good
lie has had no intention whatever O.
going to Europe, as reported.
The Secretary of the Treasury has
directed the Assistant Treasurer al
New York to sell one million In golc
each Wednes day of May, commencing
May 4. The first and third sales are
on account of sinking fund, aud TIE
second and fourth on account 0.
special fund.
Four millions also to purchase one
million bonds, each on Thursday, thC
18th and Thursday, the 26th for the
sinking fund, and $2,0O0.O0O each OF
Thursday. the 9th aud Thursday, tn,
18th, on account of the special fund
or six million In all.
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RESOLUTIONS OF SYmpathY.

CINCINNATI, April 30-The Cham
Der of Commerce to day unanimously
adopted resolu lions of sympathy for
the citizens of Richmond, and for the
bereaved and mourning families. in
view of the loss sustained by the re-
cent catastrophe, especially paying
tribute to the great worth of Aylett.
The total revenue collections foI
the Second Ohio District for April
amount to $657 1865 A.