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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-04-13
LErFRR FaOM KENTUCKY.


HoPKiNsvIILE. KY, A prit =, 1870
Editors Journal;
About year ago remember to
have written you letter Of gratula-
ton over the result Of your city cleo
ton, for which l was taken to task
by one of your Henderson contempt
raries. am sorry that L cannot
again offend in like manner. .raror1
There is a mystery about city cleo
tions that can't fathom. How is it,
that with majority Of about three
hundred, aud in some instances over
that, on your general ticket, you
manago to lose the Council, which, I
take il, Is the most important matter
Of all? The Fifteenth Amendment
didn't seem to do you any good.
We, over here, are not much dis
turbed about elections now. Planting
has broken out afresh with the glori-
Gus weather we are having, and that,
with the vigorous work going on, on
the E., I'll. IL N. Railroad, and the
extremely busy traffic in the weed"
kept up at cur tobacco sales ware
house, There being nearly 200 hogs
head" The hrcaiS," 20 doI as < am
informed, have relieved us In great
measure from the restless, strategic
cares of political work. d1
i would not have you imagine,
However, that the Democracy are
dead, that they do not scent the good
things pertaining to Office afar off.
BY no means; allude to the general
public They are quiet; but there
are skipper" at work even R0W, and
y fear they will, ere the ides of Au.
gust, so infect the people, as to give
that gelrral public Q very m9ggotty
appearance, as they work and work
and WORK for office. Bah / never
had SO lively an idea OF what the
Democracy, really Is. -l@
We have full crop Of small candi-
dates, OF course, but the most impor
tant race is for Judge of the Court O
Appeals for this District. There ar,
numerous gentlemen who assum,
themselves tit to GIL tho place adorne,
by Boyle, Mills, Owsley and others
About only one Of them have I
word to say. -GAA 1 II
The present Chief Justice William
having hlled the place, or havin
been IN the piece (I pass az expuncin
resolution es to the word filled } TO
the last eight yeaTs,is now a candidat
for re- election. have an abidinG hop
that he will be beaten, and L believ
the hope will net be uufruittul.
shall leave the Democracy to atten
to that.
This Judge Williams having bee
n most bitter, vindietive aud blatar
Union man In 1862. and haviu
been elected to this office at a tim
and under state Of things that fol
bid rebels getting into Office at al
and afterwards having seen IL
change In politics that was mo
profitable, soon embraced that chanl
and, in the most disgusting maj
ifested it to the people in his dec
sions from the bench. These d,
cisions are the basis now Of his claii
TO the suffrage of the people OF III
District / believe few true Repui
licans will vote for him. Why shoul
thsg do it? l believe few rebels wi
vote for him--for why should they
And as to conservatives ESQ calIet
Of the Judges style, why, there al
but few Of them, at best.
There are a great many other re-
sons, good and strong, why William
should be beaten, all Of which,
think, will operate effectively; but
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TELEGRAPHIC.
washington and New York
'"eeto' ''- Items.
General Thomss Memorial
Convention.
Miscellaneous Kilograms.
washington Itemg-NOmlnatIOns ct,


washington Itemg-NOmInatlO etc.
WASHINGTON, April IL. Vice
President Coliax who became faith
er yesterday, to, day was congratu-
lated by many Senators and friends,
in the additi on of son 20 his family.
Governor Senter was before the
Reconstruction Coinmittee, to day;
his testimony was that it was peces-
sary Ia order to preserve peace, that
he should be aided by federal forces.
Al. Boon, wilh he the next wit
ness, he claims TO have been an ex-
Confederate officer. but now a Repub-
liean, and asserts while a candidate
for Office, his friends were prevented
from voting, and he was obliged to
fee to Nashville. s.a
Represen tatives5 Hoar. Brooks
Dawes, and other gentlemen of Massa-
chusetts, wore before the Committee
on Ways aud Means, to-day, in bs-
half of the yarn spinners OF that
State, demonstrating against admit
ting machinery free of duty, for oae
year,
Ihe Committee done nothing with
the funding bill.
John Gibney, seaman on the u i.
5. steamer Santee, was killed on he
shore at Key West. on the night of
the 21st inst. and Edward Kelly ind
Richard Keegan, of the crew, we're
wounded. a few Of the men we're
given evening liberty, and Kelly ind
Shaw. another of the crew, bectme
engaged In. fight. Gibney and kee-
gan attempted to separate them, when
Shaw drew a razor, with which nc
killed Gibney and wounded kell! and
Keegan. Shaw was arrested b5 the
civil authorities, and held for trail.
The usual Cabinet NEE ting was hele
to-day, all the members being pRseni
except the Attorney General anC
Postmaster General. NAuIl
The following nominations were
sent in to-day: Consuls EdmunC
, Johnson, of Arkansas, at Ghelt; A
, Jonrdan, of the District of Columbia
at Seville: Hamilton Richardon, o.
Wisconsin. at Ancona; Samuel 7
Day, of Florida, at Pict9n ". H
Faxon, of Connecticut, at Carno. A
b. Long. United States Attorrey fo
! Louisiana; Geo. Lount, Recover o
! Public Moneys at Prescott, Arizona.
2 Gen. Sherman has published il
: General Orders the recent resolution
of Congress, excepting from the laY
q the prohibiting of tho assignment o
t retired officers to duty from officer
e selected for dnty at the Soldiers
Z Home in this district.
: Among the matters that ocoupio'
: the attention Of the Cabiu,t to-da
d wero the official reports c,ncerniui
. the progress of the Darier Expedi
tion. a4 l W
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| am not in a libelous mood this even
ing I shall not enumerate them. 1t
has been decided by our Courts that
to publish Of and concerning judge,
that ne lacks capacity, is libelous, and
| Won't say it Of any living. breathing
Judge. nor wonld would / say they
lacked political honesty. Far be it
from me. But | may say of public
man that | hope he will not be
aNen wrnes
But ] shall abruptly stop, as have
already written too much.
EDELwIEs.
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Nav ORLEANS, April 12.-Ex Au-
ditor Wiokliffe. on Saturday night,
went to The private residence Of 0
broker and sold him $150000 worth
of State warrants. receiving $4,000
cash. Auditor Graham says said
bonds were fTaudulently issued.
Wiekliffe has disappeared. but his
confidential agent called on the bro-
ker for the balance Of the money to-
day, and was arrested and $15. 900 re-
covered, Auditor Graham publishes
alcard cautioning the public against
trading for warrants issued by Wick
life. fgrc..i6fe 81 r9l.sses b! 9tarf
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BosToN, April PA committee OF
the city government has been ap-
pointed to arrange for the reception
of the remains Of Hon.lAnson Burlin-
game. ua ~ lTaa. aih 1aiassT7x8
Walter Brown, oarsman. was to- day
appointed by the Navy Department
instructor of rowing ut Annapolis. n
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ALBANY, April 12.-The State
Council for political reform to-day
adopted resolutions protesting against
the appropriation of public money or
property by town, city, State or ma
tional authorities for the endowment
of churches and copvents, or secta.
rianl schools and institutions. q =
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RIcHMoND, April 12-Chief JUS
tiee Chase has consented to let the
Mayoralty case go to the Virginia
CourtNof Appeals. eHe says it prop
erly belongs to the State Courts; the
case viii therefore at once be CON-
1nenced in the Court Of Appeals.
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nnInre1 nelehrafInn.

CAIRO, March 1.-THE colored
people turned out en- masse to-day to
celebrate the ratification of the Eff.
teenth Amendment. The procession
was nearly half a mile in length,
headed bya car containing thirty-six
colored girls, dressed in white, repre-
seniing the different States. Speaking
in the afternoon by Messrs. Mann
and Lynegar. Everything passed off
quietly. .4a91sdt seiofsr hrf
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The FearfuI OINCER Subdued.

THE CURE - HOW DISCOVERED -
Having been long afflicted with CANCER.
resorted to all the remedies OF which
could hear. Among them was one recon-
I (as I Supposedly procured the herb,
and prepared and applied &C., which
made perfect cure, but on examination
by the family physician he informed me
that the herb L had used, which had made
q perfect and speedy cure, was not the one
recommended. All who are afflicted can
find aispeedy cure by sending for the re-
cipe, with full directions tor use. Price g5.
Address, with regist cred letter or money
Jeryis, Orange County, New YORK. GJ
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TRENToN, N. j., April 12.-The
in the choice. Of Napton, Democrat,
for Mayor. by 300 majority. The
Board of FreeholdeFs and Common
Council are about equally divided be-
tween Democrats and Republicans.
One hundred and eighty.fye votes
were polled by colored citizens.
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BOSTON, April IL = Tie Boston
Trotting Association offers p, 900 pre-
miums for the June races at Beacon
Park, Brighton.
Attorney General Alleuto- day do
livered an argument. befole the Leg
islature Committee in OPPOSITION 10
giving further State aid b the Bos-
ton, Hartford & Erie Railroad.
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Horses Stravei or Stolen.

IAN last Sunday morning, from the sta.
~ BILE OF the subscriber, living 10 miles
east of Princeton, Ind, one sorFel marc. 4
years old, bald face, and four white legs
with two red spots on front legs. and flax
main aud tail. Also one red soFrel horse
l61< hands high, short main and WORK
signs, years ola; Fifty dollars reward
to their recovery. NU8
JOHN NJ. RAMSEY.
aprl2 Princeton, Ind.
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SIDNEY, NEB April 1.-THE In
dians run off about thirty head Of cat
tie belonging to Mr.. @. A. Moore yes
terday, from a point five miles east of
here. It was not discovered until to-
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SAN FRANCISCO, April 12.-Fire is
still burning in the north shaft of the
Amoden Mine. There is a panic
among the stockholders, and the
stoc6 sstbocc66 na's-1~Alined from So 20 to
w 20 per share.
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ONO LegIsiature.

CoLuMBUs, Ohio, April 12.-The
Senate, to-day, amended tho appro
priation bill so as to provide nearly
5000, 600 for the payment OF the Nor
gan raid claims. The appropriation
bill, as amended, failed to pass the
Senate. F5--r -sr.rss..s a.sq
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CoNooRD, N. H.. April I2.-About
$40 600 worth of arms, overdrawn by
NewrHampshire in 1864-5, have been
returned to the United States Gov
ernment. which takes them at prices
originally charged.
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GEN. 1h0mas MoilorIal Convention.

Gen thomas MeHi0rlal Convention.
NAstTyrLLE, April 12.-The Me
mortal Convention In honor of the
late General Thomas, met at the cap
itol this afternoon. A4V 9A y
Soldiers and ex. soldiers Of the Fed
eral army from all parts of the State,
together with citizens, friends of the
great atchieftain, and a large number of
ladies, were present. ----
Representative Hall was beauti-
fully decorated. The life size nor
trait Of the deceased, which has OF
late become historical, was hung over
the Speakers chair, draped in mourn
ing. EFaEs
Two immense American flags, en-
broideIed with Grape, graced the east
side. of the hall. Major Carpenter.
U. 5. A., presided, with John Rahm
and X: A. Tuttell as Secretaries.
John .Trlmble read an eulogy, and
appropriate resolutions were adopted.
Speeches were made BY Wm. Bossin,
udge Harrison and others. and an
oration pronounced by Gates I.
Yhurston, Judge Advocate on Gen.
Thomas staff. in 1S6l5. -
The Post Band and German sGlee
Club furnished appropriate music.
The services were very solemn and
impressive, and the hall was densely
crowded with spectators. The color
ed people of Nashville aud Davidson
County. celebrated TO day. the anni-
versary f their benevolent societies.
making very imposing demonstra-
tim = faa7f - =. p IEI- -lI7---EFs
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MEMPHIS, April 12s-ThO colOred
population are holding a meeting at
Greenlaw Opera House te-nighr, n
celebration of the Ratification of tn 2
Fifteenth Amendment.
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on easy terms. Apply to Efr.. .e
j. Z. ELLLOTT 81 SON
Real Estate Agents,
Corner Loe0st and Third Streets.
GIG dtf -.
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PIYPLES on THE FACE.

For Comedores, BIack-worms or Grubs,
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BATCIdELOR's HAZE DYE.

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PEG lNo. 1881
E-united States Marshaila Nofiba.
DIhtriot OF Indlann- fss;

-
KWTEEEEsEAs, a libel Of information
wv was hled In tic district Court of thb
Unlted states for the District OF Indiana,
on the first day of AfHron % $40, bv Wiilintm
hewc omb, by Charles u. Marshs ESQ, las
Proctor, against the steamboat Emma
Floyd, her engines tackle, nppaFef,. and
boilers and furniture, seized at said Dis
trtct in cause OF damages, civfl and mnrl-
time, and claiming damages im the sum OF
$50 J3. and praying prOcts against said
steamboaty and That the same may be COn-
demed and sold therefor.
Now therefore, IN pursuance of the Mo-
nttton under the seal OF said Court TO me
directed and delivered I DO hereby give
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goods, or any part thereof, or ia any mam-
ner Interested therein, that they bG nud
appear before the District Court of the
Untted States, 10 beihetd at the City of Inc
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make their allega lions IN that behalf.
BEN. SPO0HER, ". $. Marshal.
. ~ SAMUEL DAY, Deputy
Attest: j, ID, Rowland, OK. ap5-I4t
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REPORT OF THE GRAND JuRy

- Me honorable District Court Of ,second 7a;o.o
D'sef'ce' IN and for the County of Roise = r.
Inc Grand Jury empanneled for the Octaho, form,
a. T. 6o.o OF the District Court in ana for the
~ - Dotse, having concluded its abors and ;nvesti
respectfully submit the following report.
, ne Iound true bill for murder against James
nu ." ana, as accessory before the fact hill
dsanst Loyd Curtin; bill for murder against las
w. ., Din Ior manslaughter against Charles r
ou : Dill for grand larceny against Inm Can
ui TOT passing counterfeit gold dust against An
H., piii ZOE manufacturing and passing bogus gold
o T1 against ~ Aim and All Chin. ~
we ignored the following charges: against All Fun
ot passing bogus gold dust, and against Wong Howe
"n W. an Nv wong o HOW for grand larceny.
also visited the Jail aid found everything clean
aa a. gooo order, and by all appearances Mr. Brit
eIs .ne onerh is dscharging his duty faithfully.
we would suggest and recommend to the County
commissioners TO appoint, at their next regular
eeung, TWO or three expert accountants to examine
the books of all the county officials without ano,''
IoiI aso' 10 examine all the books and records Of
all Justlces OF the Peace in this county and AZ
as they are through with their labor and examination
OF the DOCKS &c. they to report the result of the
same 10 the County Commissioners at their first
ular meeting wv iA iis' reg
AT the conclusion, we beg to thank Major Foote
our D!strlct Attorney, and attending officers for
thelr Klnd attention. We also thank others too mn
merous TO mention, for many kind acts and favors
All OF this is respectfully submitted to vour honor
able Court VIM M y.Ncr To nono1
The United States Grand Jury reported that thew
had acted upon all the business brought before them
and found no bills
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KILLED BY CHINAMkS.-On yesterday about noon,
Edward Cahill, who was engaged in mining about u
half mile above the old Illinois quartz mill. and some
six or seven miles from Idaho City, had some trouble
with company of Chinese in regard to water and
was killed by them. We understand that there were
three Of the Cinnamon together and that Mr. Cahill
was alone teSmstcr, or miner, who was camped q
little distance from the place where the difficulty oc-
I'D heard several shots fired, and on repairing to
the spot found Cahi lying ON the ground dead, hav-
ing been shot through the neck. We have learned
further particulars in regard to the matter. but
hear it stated that the Cinnamon who committed the
murder the who attacked and came
hear killing AIR. Donald Grant last year.
Since going to press learn that two Cinnamon
have been arrested for the deed and lodged in Jail.
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City and County.

DISTRICT COURT Recommendation W. G. WHIT
son PREsrDING.-Through the kindness of Chas r
Bowen, Deputy Clerk We have been furnished with
summary of the proceedings up to Wednesday night.
SATURDAY, Oct. 15.-M Rosenthal VS.. F1orenco
sheppard; suit dismissed ut plaintiffs cost
John Randolph vs.. James Huff, ct ais: on motion
T. Bowen, Esq, was appointed referee to take and
report the proofs of liens ON fle
People VS.. All Kim and All jim boous lust onaro
tors; def admitted to bail each in the sum of 5000
People vs. An Yet; passing bogus gold dust; def Z
tried ana convicted and sentenced to year in the
territorial prison. ~
People vs. Lum Cant; grand larceny; defendant
tried and convicted OF petit larceny and sentenced
TO ninety days Imprisonment and fined $780,
MONDAY, oct. 17.-People VS.. J. A. Abbott: the
jury not agreeing they We're discharged and a new
jury ordered. The panel being exhausted new We
nre was issued for forty additional jurors returnabe
tuesday morning at 10 A. NJ
TUESDAY, Oct. 1S.-A Schlussel vs. O'Donneu e.
Davis; demurrer sustained and ease dismissed.
People j. A. Abbott; case called and the follow
yhg jury elnpanneled:' Jno Caden, Homer Dray Thos
Cox, Geo. Bidwell, nj. Donald, Robt. Tompkins
Duke McAlister, Joseph Moore, John Wallace Julian
smith, John Weaver and Green Morrison.
WEDNESDAY, Oct. ls.-Thomas Buckley admitted
10 citizenship.
Con Haley VS.. Green White ct al judgment by de-
ault for def t in the sum of S3,O9S and costs
People vs. j. A. Abbott The trial of this case was
still progressing as we go to press the prosecution
having examined nearly all their witnesses
COUNTY TREAsURER's SrATEMENr.-The following
statement of transactions in the Treasurcrs Office
from Sept 10th TO Oct. l6th 1870 has been furnished
US for publications:
Received from Co. Commissioners 1854 80
- /" John Taylor ............ 77u5 rs
Z" r. L. Foote-deln mt taxes 59I 20
=" &" f. b. Britten, .......... 1852 a5
Total amount received, ............. ST. BOB 20
Discussed as follows
Paid TER. Treasurer ............ s.. 900 90
Salary Expense Warrants. 2, 500 So
=" School Warrants. .......... $50 90
County General Warrants, 1913 SO
Total Disbursements, ...... 5lO7 80
Balance in Treasury........ SG,096 80
The balance of So, 096 3S, remaining in the Treasu.
ry has i'll accordance with law, been apportioned TO
and placed III the various funds as follows:
Territorial, Observation-Disclosures. 93S II
Salary and Expense, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ,63S -
School, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $50 IL
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l,520 IS
Hospital. ..-.............. ............. GA 81
County General. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 5lS Oh
Total amount distributed, .......... $6,09G 80
G. W. THATCHER. Treasurer.