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ARTIFICIAL LIMBS.
SOT!CE RELATING TO ARTl-
ilClAL LIMBS.


WAsl1SaIoN. 18th July. ls,p.t
Conxrrss having rFnvi!, j hv arts aprnxed Junc Il.
June ~, rid July II, 1s. the rrspne every hvr
cf Artificial Limbs, the vain" thefrf n uuncy,
10 trfs thlirsx. Ao4 ho hAvr ltt
limbs In the .rvIcrf TIE In;l Statr The follow ing
:ptsrt.cDs Published fot the benefit OF hete In.
!eteEtd,
Applications Should Ii. INSIDE dir,Vt to the Surxenn
Tsa1Fa IL n-< o'ie' the ntt1-s1Ty hank. will 1c
ii. 1rshet! on rtIu.-f.
Upun applications for limbs in kind. orders viii 10
kEsu by tt,e suFeeon Genes. uran any luaafaetustE
selected, h. shall irst h4, ilri tsld iu the su o!
FIVE thousaua attft with :NH sctitt to furnish k'ri
and limb wit,ct extra ehAfEe to the sol
dieI, Ant m.kt feed =. arist' # m.s:t'. workman.
rineltckn VI .uc!. prrsvils AZ tle SurFun General
tnAx IeeIEnAte.
kauk forms II sude III br furnished hv tht- Office.
Tran.rnrtatinn Ia and fn,sn III" place II htiins tlt
limit til aso Ire lurIIletd utu written It.i11et al
dfrrsrh 10 the S14rxA,n ttrtrtaf
Applications tuF ruul.:atih Mill t certified 1y the
Surgeon General. and tssn.,uitIr-t IL t,' E.r,is
tieErr Of reusons fer payment. through the loc.i PEI
ron ntA, ..... -,
4, :l ::,tt:nctIor. will r., forwarded from shia Ff
with tn. bisnk fr1n III astcat.on, the rxIthsc OF
sass i. Il. EAKSEE.
EureC%,n Ttnrra1. IT, y
, 1870-07-27
Real Estate Wanted !

The undtrrskuci will :ceisc o;scs- fn,El IT
lots. 10 e<lI tn the city Ct Chcake, s shr Trs Depart
urnt lots located lu The vicinity II D-tiaius a Van
Hurwneis; als". In the vc.aitr Of S:tr and Twenty
stropdstt; aso, in ttA vicinity 1t We-,cr:sv. amt
M1tisen+t: aI~' in the Fici1!tx Of cotaSr tfoyra~.
AID Housla. sAce aso in the scin!ty Wssds Roll
tux 3tilf.
tn. irrf mentioned lot thnt h. At4u. s. f.~t. ani
the cthets r. = te " iee fIeEt, an at least l3 trri
d%p to At alley.
BID. witl b~ rrtrires At the CoptEurr'- 0t,icr nnt
the .1h a2r Au;.t. 4n.a Hilt t tlittttrf by the
E,,., trrl,r. t. tie Cenrnn tourri1 .os IT. srtioa
Thereon. GED. TAYLOR, EtHsptrualrr-
, 1870-07-27

March CHr~K. Pa 1nly 5A-The miners wen
II. work 81 Nesquehonin0 to-4ar, and resume .
~u!nnt ull1 to-ulurrpN On tie Lchtsh Company
fcfmA
, 1870-07-27
ADVERTISERS a II

~ stsF%rAsT< rur a~rtsn< CAes tist4-loAe Frsrs<.
oT Ae.sr 1as sstakisAsd t- kdrer1A<.ts iassr-Ai
in S'I h< Eort~s kDEIS ELor1 Il F0.,
Gkaet1I Ad}rkftikf4a Anesex LII Qs1tfss.-A,
, 1870-07-27
Construction Of Breakwatcr for 0ater
Hafbof at Chicago. Illinois.

u. s. ExoTxEKA'x Office,
MlLWAEkEk, Wis, .luty =, ts;o}
I. SEALED PROPOSALS, ii durir.i. .,.a.ir. on
io79s furnished tTsn THU .sr. viii tc rts! hy the
H. The work csntist. n taraishinE MATERIAL snd
constructing crib hzeakwAtrr bsltattrd with stcu~
ILL., For psttculAsb. pAns, amt rstSicattons appty At
this office
". CnntySttr, with eood .ntfrEar s,srtfrs to }
executed in ten u d4Js sFpln date ot award Of
tract
y Work 10 he t6un n ten lie, dayp alter contract II
awAfdrd.
VI The eht to seert any Ell I'll bIts il rrserrcd By
thr I'n.'r1 Ssa.r-.
VII PYope+ ss to hc enclosed ia ttalel envelo{rs
dhrKd DR. Ptnpra fnr Cot. .tvuctan o: Break
Utter HAY.>f At Chicago. ttnoI.,' aud at.
d7rt>ed 70 Bv7. CoiDxst Il. L. HuEST0S,
Major Enxintvr1. II. 3. Army.
%t.pr inter In
, 1870-07-27

The Paris tB0nF~e.
PtfE, Iulr et-Eveutng.-The bonrse closed
, 1870-07-27

Tia Albany Etsni1e, Journal saws:
~One u TIKI na~f raInrtt aud ctterslsr neponru:s
ssa1tst pro-rt th..11;rs III ErpEr trcitI,c Has,
tA& 1t tk- tsHt ri his d~tt. l1rsnff It tr Fr,EeA
1u.sitr. and u the Sasi4.ns! Assembly Ae ait. xei
y. taftn n teTes 81 aftt1ts distasns"t !f sh-f
rrex1 stAsitt.es. and thc tat1rt case i-s
n t.th tl,ry eviden .-l Ihr%e A.ftcle% t ~t
l-:a, to tssr L<i.t.1urr and the ~eFt.nt f. il i
.,':Mss y u the s,.tr!sf isafen.: y ha.nat Aai
tylsth;ns h; ..r'h:. 1:,ets. ia; tvrn H. .s,:ls
nt.l'd u IL, sLt'ea:sttsn T., Hi. Et"s. rhy
III ,.fiat. ave .aeh - ~ .t~elasey d.
naaa'a n ,sh FL, ,ys III
,naktr nat1rns -nrnies and 1iTss and II s :. -1lt!c
rau.s Vi ar. tas1 il LIKE Obstacle nt+rp.--t
r, vrn. iut, rrouEt- t~tm s+s,p. II i- rail-
I,.H!r .l,nd k- ar and the Httr- b<k1ar 1t is
NJ that aE>,lnnE !. s.lltAhic l1,ti"n q tho
lshr rII<utrd hren ,t-t'.e eenrrss+ r. r-tt m IL
Et-, rs nes'on wu!' tr tirt'e-< "t'.c lnE pro-
u r,t II E rt trs~ shat r1erts:sr iry'e:a:ica
ins,use e:arEe. aE1,py-ii maker them sien. b+vaiss
tn. "rt y luxury It Hat tf,.r hat sssin i-at-
f!r- 1n.r iu.fuatFt it Heaktu+ it, IS ,IiRn.nE il.
-u,et-. and ei.euu sez,h'uk is markets. Thr dc,A
rt. ffls and Ifi1s.rat~ With It
susrr 1h.tr IT 10 Wit t1 %t!Urs ii.
t.n l+ xi1t iu1 f5e~ rxdt stnuli re. Lie ,pl1,s"
, 1870-07-27
BUSINESS CHANCES,
e ANKRuPT SALE

For sale At Mtsha~ak4. Icdanx 4 No BFrwef., tr
Feod ot5es, hst1Frs sopete; location f5t 1stb
Ea.t 8129 "a. the AbJse for 80 un, Te4ms ea1y.
Adsrrts JOHN DIXON, AAd6nee, I'll hAW114, Ind
, 1870-07-27

A. the Democracy ef D- Tneii-rifI Is IT, atL.~t
s,a;i.e ever rn t;. " Ii. u :a-,s.C y .sI
ind that in his Ss Ais-.. Err " bA.tIlt
ha. ,r1eke4 myriad IT s- f'lht is :As "a. tax cuf
Trut x yt4inenf snore .rI- sAt ~: !-s l.a:s~
IL n.LAtipe- by 4Fxumsnu ant ia.:sttt4 tsr tr1
n tte eGnptrbt IT tEe = :fI Errors lnI
trL eh telou* 70 " f. :, tis r7otxti 'ai't.
rJ.. fa ws4-is 70 economical ecleace- il hasz
MIR L, r-east hiEo !<Adak woFk!nau atnuax 'ho-a
~ko raisd political eeouoy tn the rank nf see.ce
Al be holds hish i.e among it. ah!ess r1p uai
snA de!nunsuatnE- His death. *hieh ocra:srd 1t
wtn wss fast !secnins hes =hle.s esro"s:e;o ::;.
f.antas'.- aca ufl form. valuable and ;E4r:1ca s~1t
teok In the hands Of the pa-ty which II -tsi.Ix
for uue lead in national hpaue-."
, 1870-07-27

CHEYENNE, ". T.. Jaly 26-infoFnaslon from
South rass saws the soldiers whe wc:e scns by the
cpycTpn,rnt after the Biz ucrn expedition, Oyer-
Iccl ,hrn, hut were unable to bring them taeL
Tht soldiers returned to Sonth fASs- The b.;
HorrrEs proceeded to the Zig Horn county-
, 1870-07-27

The Sew resk 0traIisasr.
~ ha.t4t cannor !. e!srE-s with psts.ii's n s7
iii ,hs .,.'s.r. r-resinn Il i he d,-. nm III
s, H :sa,S RTsssapf % 10 s IL : IT. tsr.
It"st... u -ri':@. liz ,'s.w. -..r,l. wk-ra
.st, ~, I'D + t ss- 4 IL . sres- I'd h. :" ~
!l,.t ri, ,t.s rqu.l.,ns inc tae,atira IT ps.dae-
TIL ,t % III sss !he .e: ii one M e"n s.
s @ es.n.s d*f1 s,a.tr IT,. IT, fsefss s Il pe
Irt is 4aD. -, = :: II. %
r u:tri.r whi' sh* ltas: iavvr-d b na,u,v
IT, ssa 5s 5iss M a.. x :;
;s s IT, IT, '5,sF ;s>s r. T a. rs
rtuHt:, pc.d nut he hper-snheI thesrby. n .ty!c.
I n T. Il s.t1ty r. 71s Ms!n t.! :,;t "a. !;
sT,s.r 4 & at.st y b. in.r,t' : usually e. e,i-t III With
a,.' :hst ,ns, ii, r c1t:..!u.4i1, iii ve
tit e fEbn ,bn With escnn'es + " ~, =. ~! III g5;s IL n NJ sa y
.slitrsi economy. but simply u call
II: ii. vl ,~tEs hieh nay has. l.en usEei asast
:cc ;i:r,r Is nar - sEn* M g. :. TIT *t.h ~s,
s.ssr -. Fa.uA, s~. il IT, tr world in It's sr'r e.t
r.: ,is, i ,s-if ss.e. .fa to-
IT, IT, Il as II s H.. asy .s,. & p... - ' t"ss M
stf Hiii l. u: :!s1-tls pe.i;:tsl as... ! ss.s'
eisn :, Ghaetf ". l*tw.,5 "a tsr'i<o s.si.:
aa.s qu'c3easd our envrE;er: e1ieaATt n'1 'nat--
tfis YAft scGPe 4aa y f. T! ire- ~
Etrd form af1i In th uareh II riviliz 4tlau
ux way tu Knasion hieh ie thr },:-+--.'f
unn nal det1rioF4u"n. We bold rh.s that
every ptsS'tcion nj resIIe hieh srs tLrousa tsu-
tes On II that no4t fAtsi Il. oAsnal fna
~ it il purely Tie result ot attici7 sttl.tt
AID ca1nt d. Pend -to1 it Wn esouErrs Trfr !.
-!t n rfostcttc1. and kttE older VII -;4-
ehas every fndurtry mint t+ fr .1 will
tis Ee4Hrr to IT, uErse in hGthpu.rr. 1t l. n1-think
n..kiuR that II Of ipst erncr f-:exlys
th.t the very prv.Eer:vt tAld hlch u It'll, -<+ .: tn
putk II trtfrrrinx the b4l1Ier trade t-surrn
aid fcrrxr rstdns tht aheu'rte Il
tf ne etre+ ting cut IPc1atrna bx many tancs fer
tte pAst nine year, should the frH&- d+-r
tain has this Ia. rtftr hit to H. Hn.tAts EA4ya
44tiral Ees,rLn*,f which hc1s.1r co.11n-Eh
emt4n.ug tue pTncipxs wh..e e1eEcIsa Will 4:,1.
hitatIy t+ki II rasnns rro+p~rsy His aret,srnsa
| esEte, he euntslvrssed sAve By soph.rFy tirS arc
nrnd,a upeu tie s,undeet theo!ee. rflir! has- II rs
Int in r11ctre In France. he &ase tItm - the
nt:M II it'll llink A.stls..t1
! sGc iAsty ot pruiectita in ihc FFeuea Enpirr.7
| Ihe krte 1rear sass: Among the sophi-a. al
Pf4teeuunf bith Eyfctrd ~ Eastat in this H.:.
St.H.e. will he foEt4 almost every aExururnt t!4t u
advanced by Mr. Greeley 4n1 ls 4sl.ets ai :l ~ I'd
y brh the tps1x di*1ea make It adI4irs
ls su4ed tu tue teAar.s of ths dag Ea3 ths cvuEt.
10 arc impatient u ta< &usiAprd 1t-:tr ri ats
orks upon Feitlras eeoaeu.S. TEc tr11:-~ .. b?
.tseteit srinttae. III bs. i.ne!ts: and
Il, lt1tEat.t th*ne If eve. day LII I'4 ~ "
ie kglsr, r-ar ir,t Nirc1k- 81 t- hAS2r hiia'<
f,n. RAst:a hsd II enunant "a rre:sr W'1;a
whch other %Fiies. :!.t=. s-1:t@,-- h.. ,.r-cL
, 1870-07-27
MASONIC NOTICES.


CoRTSTHlAS CHAPTER 30. y, R, A. ~
Regular convoeatiou this tHedntslay' evening. Il
''SS> ), .. SfoKEHsoy. seerrs.5.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-04-21
Another BefapIter.

LEAvENwoRTH, Ks April 20
The investigation of the affairs of
John Spear, ex-Colieetor of Internal
Revenue for the District oil Kansas,
is now going on here. From the evi-
'dence collected it appears that he
vas 3 defaulter in the sum of $780,
900. The matter was Unesrthed by
Supervisor Marr, and is being prose-
cuted By Collector Anthony, Ia whose
hands the. old claim had been placed
for collection, while on the other
hand great efforts are being made by
Spears bondsmen, here and at Wash
ingson, to have the proceedings stop
ped, and the matter covered up. Hon.
Sidney Clark is said to be onA Spears
bond. andeis laboring 70 havegallreve-
nue officials, who are cngniz int OF the
facts, removed from office and others
appoin ted.1 e8aaE rn pglDgI1g "a,
This programme was inaugurated
by the removal of Assistant Assessor
Pickney, of this division3 which will
probably be followed by am attempt
tGt remove Kansas from Colonel
Marr's jurisdiction, and fight for the
removal of Collector ,Anthony.
These facts transpired from a large
number of our citizens being called
upon to pay their revenue tax for
1868, they having been reported, by
way of explanation, on the Collect
or's books as dead, absconded, &c.
In every case the receipts from Spear
or his deputy, or other evidence
showing payment of taxes, have
been produced. ~sar9 n i~ef| .rEl
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-04-21

The remains of Robert Hsrper, veal
thy and prominent citizen Of Albany = NeW
York, who mystertously disappeared "a
January last, was found hoatAng IN the
Hudson Efver.
A jackson, Miss. special says that Z. N.
Yerger has been admitted 10 bail in the
sum OF $4,000, by Chtef gustice Snac1ei-
ford, and is now at home Tor Jhe nrsb btlne
since last June
The Eew ork Fenians declared freely,
on Tuesday, that the expedition Would not G
only leave soon. but that nghtlhg Woulu
begin before the present Congress ad e
Journs. Gen. O'NefI will direct the move
ments OF the raiders,
A IRE broke out early yesterday morn
ing In q large two story frame buildlpg IN
store. bookstore and the Democratic Ban
ner printing Office The building and
stock were pretty we'll destroyed LOSS
heavy and parity covered by lnsuIance.
Ex-Governor Bullock, OF Massachusetts,
arrived It New York by the steamer Russia
from Europe. lie spoke in terms OF the
highest esteem of the late Ans0n Burlin-
game, but said he had nothing 10 coInmu :
nicate In reference to him which he had
not already stated, and which was not
already known.
Joseph n. Berry, OF st. Loufs, obtained a
verdict for $50, in the United States Circuit
Court, against Gen. Bacon Montgomery,
whom he had sF.sd, WITH others ZOE Ialse
paper In 1885, sor alleged disloyal publica-
lions. He hao laid his damage at $50 600.
The other defendants got clear.
The envelope manafacturers OF Kew
York held q convention at the Astor
House on Tuesday, and passed n resolu.
tion appointing a committee TO tnvestt-
gate the whole matter of stamped enVel-
opes, and bring the subject before Con
gress, and at the same time investigate the
Justice of the late award by the Postmas-
ter General, for stamped envelopes.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-04-21
CONDEysRB rELkGRAMs.

THURSDAY, April q.
The welland canaIis open. & 4 ~ -A
Sold closed IN New Yorlz yesterday at
The freshet in Northern New York is
subsiding. s. ~ ~ nAt
The hood at Albany, N. Y, has caused
great damage and inconVenienee. LOB ..3
Three negroes served on jury in Chi.
cago yesterday. i q
Pekin, Illinois. has elected Democratic
Mayor. .1Ht sA
+ Nellie Burns, the child who disappeaEed
in Boston, March 3lst, has been found ahd
her abductors arrested.
+ x-Mayor Cnas NJ. Dorr, or Toledo,
Ohio. died suddenly Of apoplexy yester-
+ Hon. 8. d. Peck, Republican congress.
man elect from the Toledo, Ohio, district,
leaves for Washington City to-day.
Henry Billings, Of Alton, and a menber
of the IlliDois constitutional Conyentlon,
died on Tuesday, making the fourth men,
Der OF. that body who have died aW
T,ne Massachuse Legislature has re-
iacfed the proposed constitutional amend
ment allowing women 10 vote, by ayes %,
nays lS3. ~
/ The total number of emigranis arriving
|. largest number on any day since t>e hrAS
| of the year. . t+ ..-sA - : "A
The defense in the Mcfarland trial was
expected TO close yesterday by the exaln'
| ination of Edwin Booth, and Mr.. stewart :
| manager of the Winter Garden.
Il Fulton County. Ind, has voted an appro-
/ priatIon of 100000 to the Fort Wayne q
/ Pacific Railroad. 1t is expected the work
/ Will be commenced by the Isl OF June.
The Hon. Mahlon Chance, OF Ohio. our
new Consul at Nassau. West Indies, has
| arrived at that port, and assumed the dis
| charge of Ills OfAcial dutles- l H#
The Spring meeting Of the Chlckasaw
/ Joekey Club of Memphis which COM
! nences next Tuesday, promises to be very
| fine. Several noted stables have already
arrived. 80 sea- -a- f1aa
Heavy freshets prevail in the rivers OF
| NFaiDa. New Hampshire and Massachu-
| setts doing great damage. The HOODS in
| New YORK and Pennsylvania are sopsi'
ding.
The hill to tax foreign insurance compa
ries was discussed and hnaliy laid npot
the table in the New York Legislature, on
Tuesday. The same bill was up last year
] but failed. FE1
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-04-21
r bbery of the. Vermillion
County Treasury.
Recovery of S16,ooog and
Hot Chase afterI0Og
the Robbers. IA d104
High Stage of Water in
Rivers all over them
Country. -l...s. 1.l...
Interesting Foreign News
miscellaneous 4 kilograms.
Washlngt0n Items.

WAsHINdToN, April 20-Ohio vis-
itors to the Capital paid th cir respects
to the President this marning The
reception took place in the East room
of the Executive Mansion, which was
filed with Ohioans, including besides
the visiting delegation, very many
citiEenssoflthat State employed in the
Government Departmental 6
The Supreme Court unanimously
allowed the withdrawal Of two legal
tender cases, and decided not to re-
hear the arguments. On the remain
ing one, VIZ. Hepburn Ys.-Griswold,
the decision therein remains as here
tofore madez ssF Ia LAn ~ns1
( The President has nominated Mrs.
Elizabeth Brown, Postmistress, at Lc-
gausport, Indiaaa. M t8 WI
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-04-21
SPECIAL NOTICES.
COnsumptIen.

NOAouMA pktEMs
The Three Remedies. 3aonENcH' PUl-
MoES1c SYRUP for the cure OF Coughs.
Colds, Bronchitis, and every form of Con-
sumption. The peculiar action Of this med.
icine ripens the ulcers In the lungs, pro-
notes tho discharge OF the corrupt matter
by expectoration. Purifies the blood. and
thus cures Consumption, when every other
remedy falls. EoaF. UI 30
" "Schenok's Sea- Weed Tonic" for the
cure OF Dyspepsia or Indigeston, and all
diseases arising from debility. This tonic
tnvigorates the digestive organs, supplies
the place Of she gastric Juice when that is
dencient, and thon enables the patieuE 10
digest the most nutrioious food. It In a
sovereign romody Tor al cases Of indlees-
tion.
"sehenok 3 A1apdrake Pills." one OF the
most valuable medicines ever discovered.
being vegetable substitute for caIomel.
and having all the useful properties as
ertbed TO that mineral, without producing
any OF its Injurious effects.
To these three medicines Dr. j. H
schenal, of Philadelphia, owes hts un-
rivaled success In the Treatment of Pull
montc Consumption The PulmOnle Syrup
ripens the rnorbbi matter, discharges AZ.
and purifes the blood. The Mandrake
LAB A+eh AE@A hA AANeAt AGM0No ali .aODM
structions tnerefrom, give the organ .
healthy tone, and cure Liver Complaint,
which Is one or the most prominent causes
OF Consumption. alnsl
The sea- Weed Tonic InvIgorates the
powers OF the stomach, and by strengtheu-
ing the digestion ana bringing Il to q nor
NAL and healthy condition, Improves the
quality OF the blood, by which means tha
formation OF ulcers or tubercles In the
lungs becomes impossible. The combined
action of hese medicines, as thus ex-
planned, W cure every case of Consunip-
tion, II the T usdies are used In time and
the use of the is peTsevered in sufficient
Iy to bring the case to a favors bie terminLa-
tion. ra .rof
DR.. Bchenck's Almanac, containing . full
treatise on the various forms OF disease,
his mode of treatment, and general direo-
tions how to use his medicine, can be had
gratis or sent by mail by addressing his
Principal ONCE, NO. Is North sixth Street
Philadelphia, Pa.
Price OF the Pl1lmonio Syrup and sea-
weed Tonic, each 81 80 per bottle. or 81 10 q
half dozen. Mandrake Pills, 25c. per box
For sale by all druggists and dealers.
."N.#N rN
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-04-21

HEAVY RoBBERY.--0n Monday
night the safe in the Office of the
Treasurer of Vermillion county. S. B.
Davis, Esq. editor of the Hoosisr
State, was entered by burglars, and
currency to the very large amount Of
$4,000 was stolen therefrom. The
burglars dug through the masonry,
and blew the iron door ofthe inner
vault. or safe, open with gnapowder.
The job appears to have been neat.
ly done by accomplished artists" "
who left no clue to their identity and
no trace to Indicate where they came
from. or whittier they fed. The loss
is very serious one, and there is lit
tie hope that the money will be recov-
cred. MIR. Davis is a worthy man,
and will have the sympathy of all
good citizens In this misfortune which
he can but regret most deeply. The
Commissioners of Vermillion- County
offer reward of three thousand dol
lars for the arrest and conviction of
the thieves, or the recovery of the
money - TeYre Hdute E'rpgeSs.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-04-21

APPOINTMENT. = Colonel W. NJ.
French, of indianapolis, has been ap-
pointed by the Oommission,s of To-
ternal Revenue, Surveyor of Distil-
leries for the State of Indiana. Until
tho designation Of Colonel French for
such service, the work of assisting
the Assessors in surveying ,listilleries
in the State was divided among three
gentlemen. The present d.esignation
bas the effect toiconsolidate. the three
Offices into one, their duties to be per
formed by Colonel French Assess
ors throughout the State having sur
Yeys to make, will address Colonel
French in that city.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-04-21
Crops and Prospects In the North.
~ Is .r.# . WpR7 ~.

The planting season israpidly ap
preaching in the States Of the North
west. aud the Chicago Republicans in.
Inmates that there Will Bs aeaidod
change IN the character Of the crops
cultivated by the farmers of that SEQ
ton. 1t says:
The granaries are still full Of the
products Of last years harvest. held
back for a price that. will at least
cover the cost of prodeetion- "A com
paratively small advance would PC
fieve the agricultural demand for
funds, revive the trade of the mer-
ehant. and crowd all the avenues TO
the seaboard with profitable freight
Farm products are embayed, and the
producers of wealth are, many Of
them, stranded, with abundant means,
if they could be realized or made.
available. fo ~ 81. 5ttt. .nis.s
These things have sunk deep into
the mind Of the producer, and will
enforce upon him a greater diversity
of farm production. The coming sea-
son will witness a marked change in
western agriculture from the years
preceding. We shall see a much less
| breadth of wheat soWn, ana a great
deal more corn, oats, barley, and
crops which may be elassed as spe-
cial. Stock, with the. exception, per-
haps, of sheep, will be everywhere
LARGELY increased. More attention
will be given to the cultivation of
clover aud the tame grasses. pA4 s5e
More scientific methods of farming
will also be adopted, ID order to re-
store the soil from the effects Of long
continued cropping without an effort
to return the elements exhausted
1 from it, In the northwest states the
: heavy SHOWS have been very. favorable
to crops generally, and viii insure .
large yield of fruit, ifTthe prospect Il
not 'nfpped by untimely frosts. The
present prospects Of a bonnteous har'
vest are all fattering.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-04-21
STORM RreMIne.

/ IntiTnatious are given out In the
financial world that another Ball
combination is forming in New
York, and that their plan Of cam
paign will be developed soon. 1t is
not improbable, therefore. that with
in short time we shall witness an
other free fight among the Wall Street
gamblers, to the great scandal and pc
cuniary loss of the country. For no
matter which party is successful, the
bulls or the bears, values will be dis
turbed all over the country,
every branch Of businesss will
be temporary paralyzed, and
thousands OF good citizens viii
suffer heavy personal losses through
the reckIessness and rascalisy of these
New York gold fanciers. We sim
cerely wish that some means could be
devised of completely stopping their
villainous speculations; but this is
hardly probable, Nothing but re-
turn to specie payments viii accom-
plish this, and TO this end every en-
ergy of the government should now
be used. When we once get back to
q gold basis, values and prices will
re adjust themselves TO a healthy
standard, all branehesref business
will revive and prosper. and, last, but
not least, the gold gamblers will sin K
out of sight, we trust, foreYer,-iN.
LOUIS Democrat. .of sg5 roi ..l .s
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-04-21

q aa
VIZ have seen specimens OF the
new postage stamps which Assistant
Postmaster General Terrell is distrib
using through the country during the
present month. They are decidedly
superior In appearance to, those now
In use. The denominations and de-
signs arD as follows: aggc aoa
One GSnt-Franklin; profile bust,
after Rubricht. Color, Imperial ul-
ira marine blue.
Ttoo Cents-JacksOn profile bust,
r.fter Powers. Color, velvet brown.
Three CeRts--Washington; profile
/ bust, after Houdon. Color, Milori
| oraen sau o.h taE ~
Sic Cents - Lincoln; profile bust,
after VOlk. Color, Cochineal red.
| Ten Cents-J efferson; profile bust,
| after Powers statue. Color, choco-
late
/ TlOeloe Cenis = Clay: profile bust,
after Hart. Color, neutral tint, (pur-
fifteen Gents = Webster; profile
bust, after Cleyenger. Color, orange.
7tceafy four Cents = Scott; profile
bust. after Coffee. Color, pure pur-
Thirty Cents = Hamilton; profile
bust. after Cerrachi. Color, black.
Ai1efzf- Gems = Commodore D. H.
Perry; profile bust, after 1Wolcott's
statue. Color, carmIne.sgE