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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-01-12
CDNsUIIPTTON.


The Three Remedies. "ScHEsgH's PUI.-
MOSIC SYRUP" FOR the cure ol Coughs
Colds, Bronchitis, and every form OF Con-
sumption. The peculiar action Of this med.
ioine ripens the ulcers In tho lungs, pro-
notes the discharge Of the corrupt matter
by expectoratiOn. Furifes the blood. aud
thus cures Cocsumption, when every other
remedy fails.
fSchench's sea- Weed Tonicv for the
cure OF Dyspepsia or Indigestion, and ali
diseases arising rom debility. This tonic
invigoratcJ the digestive organs, supplies
the place Of the gastric jules when that is
deficient, and thfn enables tie patient 10
digest the mott Butrlcious food. It is a
sovereign REMEDY for ail cases of lndlges-
tion.
"BchencA'd Mandrake Ptltg," one OF the
most valuable medicines ever discovered,
being a vegetable substitute FOR cafomel,
AMI having az the useful properties 49,
cribed 10 that mineral, without produc.n Z
any Of It's Injurious effects.
To these three medicines pr. j. II
Schenck, 81 Philadelphia, owes his un.
rlyale1 success In the Treatment Of Pal
mouic Consumption. The Pulmonic syrrp
ripsns the morbid matter, discharges IL,
aud purifiss the blood. The Mandrake
a tAta afaa ~ lffta lAiN 40 F~Ai AAAtAVHN tAt WR~
stiuctlons tHerefom, give the organ p
healthy tone, and cure Liver Complaint.
which IS one oftne most prominoa causes
or Cousumpt On.
Tie Weed Tonic Invigorates the
powers Of the stomach, and by strengthen
Ing the digestion and bringing 10 10 q nor
mai and healthy condition, improves the
quality Of Iha blood, b. which nea.ls the
formation OF ulcers or tubercles IA the
lungs becomes impossible. The combined
action Of bese medicines, as thus ex-
planned, ~ tcure every case OF Consump-
tion, II the roedies are used in time and
the use ofiha is persevera in sufficient
ly TO bring th ca g % p favora bic Term ma
lion.
DR.. sGlenek's Almanac, e0ntaininga a full
treatise on he various forms OF disease.
his mode Of treatment, ,s~afs general dlI ee-
tions no y % use bis medicine, can be had
gratis o. sent by mail by addressing his
Principal Office, No IS North Sixth Street
Philadelphia, Pa.
Price Of the Pulmonlc syrup and soa.
weed Tonic, each 81 50 per bottle, or 81 80 q
half dozen. Mandrake Pltla, &c. per box,
For sale BY an druggists and dealers.
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Foreign N W..
EN0LAND.

LONDON, Jan 11-Negotiations
for the consolidation of the interest.
between the Anglo American and
the French Gable Companies are pro-
gressIng EaVorably. lt has already
been settled that the two Companies
will work harmoniously together
capitalize their aggregate receipts,
and divide the profits upon an agreed
basis, even though negotiations foT
still closer arrangements should fail
FRANCE
PARIS, January IL Tie city is
greatly excited over the tragedy v hich
occurred yesterday afternoon. Prince
B0u2parte's version CT the unfOrtu-
nate affair is furnished to the journal
to- day by 81. Paul CassaeDae. He
says the Prince made the following
statement to him on his honor: NJ
Fouviele aud Victor Noir came 10 10y
residence with a menaeing air, with
their hands in their pockets, aud pre-
sented a letter from NJ Passel GroneZit.
said it is ROchefort, aud not his crea-
lures, that | seek. Read the letter,
replied Noir. | had my hand on my
pistol ia my pocket. Are you re-
sponsible for 1t? [ asked. At this ]
received a slap In thC face from Noir,
when / drew my revolver and fred al
him Fouviele crouched behind O
chair, and from the protection that
afforded aimed his revolver at me,
bat he could not get it to go of.
fired at Kim while he was In that
position, Whau he ran out Of the room
de stopped IN tie next room, and
then turned bis pistol toward nc. /
fred at him again, and he fed.
The Journal Oficidle Of this
morning, contains decree con-
voking the Chamber for the
purpose Of bringing an action before
the High Court Of Justice, to decide
upon the charge of homoclde against
Prince Bonaparte. The Prince be-
longing to the Emperor's family, thc
examination must be held before this
court.
The Jograat iu its account Of this
transaction, says, that the Minister of
Justice, as soon as J Q heard Of the
the affair, ordered tie arrest Of the
Prince; but FIVE hours before the IS
suaBce Of the order, he had SUFFICE
dered himself into the custody OF the
Commissioner of the police OF An
teDal, and had been taken 10 the
Coneiergeie.
PARIS. Jan. 1.-THE Office Of the
Narsaillies, Henry Rochefort's news
paper, has been seized by order Of
the Government.
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consiIlntionaI ConYeatIon.

NASHVILLE, Jan. 1.-THE Con
yention met at 10 A.M. Several Of
the absent members appeared and
were sworn In, the oath being to sup
port the Constitution Of the Uni.ed
States and 10 discharge their duties
faithfully, which was administered to
all the members and officers.
A proposition to refer the different
departments of the State CoUstitu
ton to committee, and all matters
relating thereto, without debate, was
adopted.
A large number Of resolutions and
amendments were then submitted.
One amendment declared that
slavery and Involuntary serNtude
shall not exist in Tennessee. except
as a punishment for crime, and for bids
the Legislature from passing any law
recognizing property IN man. An-
other confers the privilege Of voting
upon all male citizens, without re
gard to color, who shall have paid
poll tax. Another prohibits the
credit of the State from being loaned
to any association, municipality or
corporation, and limits the power OF
the Legislature to contract debts.
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increased its Republican majority, it
is understood that the Central Com
mittee will withdraw " him this
season.
Bayless w. Hanna, the nominee
for Attorney General, is well known
as a leading Democratic politician.
He was formerly a Whig, but be-
came a Democrat about the time its
best material was leaving the party.
He was a member of the reasonable
Legislature of 1863, and was the au-
thor Of the Infamous military bill
that the Democrats attempted to force
through the Legislature during that
session, the object of which was to
deprive the Governor of his Coasti-
tutional power as Commander-in-
Chief of the military forces of the
State, and place the same in the
hands of four State officers who were
members Of the Sons ofLiberty. He
was, we believe, arrested IN this city
during the war, by order Of Gen.
Darlington. for shouting In the streets
for JEFF. Davis and Stonewall j ack-
son. He is a violent antI-war Demo
crat, and did not conceal his partiali-
ty for the Confederate cause. He
was a member of the State Senate
from 1854 TO 1868 He resides at
Terre Haute, is a fair lawyer, a good
scholar and an effective speaker.
Rev. NJ. B. Hopkins, the candidate
for Superintendent of Public Instruo-
ton, is Christian minister, and re-
sides at Ladoga, Martin County. No
one seems to know anything of his
history, and as there is no likelihood
of his being elected, no one is anxious
to cumber their minds with useless
information.
The candidates for Judges of the
Supreme Court are pretty we'll known.
Judge Worden, Of Fort Wayne, has
once been on the Bench, and aoquit-
ted himself creditably. Judge Dow
ney, of Rising Sun, is a man of char
acter and ability. John Petit, of La
fsyette, is best known as one who en-
joys being a big 1roWdy aud black
guard than any her can be possibly,
and as he has 0ility, has succeeded
in his ambitio Samuel FL. Buskirk
is a man smC tn Of speech, with the
faculty of saying more and meaning
less than any other human being with
in the confines of the State. His rep
utation for political virtue and moral
integrity is not, like Ce sar's wife, be-
you'd suspicion.
As a somewhat significant com-
mentary upon two Of the candidates
in the above list, it may not be out Of
place to quote the remark Of an old
and leading Democrat. Said he: If
S. FL. B. is elected Judge, and Hanna
Attorney General, if L had a ease, [
wouldn't employ an attorney. While
the Democracy have places some good
men upon Their ticket, they have
loaded it with weights impossible to
carry 70 success
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fg VS. by Atlantic C5ble
Terrible kecldent--a Mother aud Her
Two Children So Badly Injured
That They VIII Probably Die-0th.
er Items.
CHICAGO, January 11.-Mrs. b. f
Lanterman aud her two children,
aged two and nine years, residing 81
18l Hobey Street, were so badly in.
jured this morning that they will al
die, by the explosion of can of gas
cline with which the mother was at
tempting TO light fire in q gasoline
stove.
The Bricklayer's National Union
met 10 this city O.day, about one
hundred @leieg4tes being present
President Gaul in the chair.
The President read his report. Elf
teen Unions have been formed dur
ing the past year, and three Unions
have been dissolved during the same
time. Seven strikes have takea place
during the year The President
thinks that some rule should be adopt
ed compelling Unions to give support
to striking Unions The Unions are
not disposed to look on special tax
with favor A special tax was
levied in 1868 Of fifty cents pei
member to defend the conspiracy
cases Of two Uaions, and thus
far but nineteen Unions have paid
tax. The President suggests that
the present system of granting
authority to Unions TO strike be re-
pealsd, and the adoption of a plan
not so much numbered with red tape
He declares himself opposed to the
whole system of strikes, but SO long
as the practice is allowed he desires
the adoption of measures to protect
the employer and employee alike
The present system is a wholesale
protection to employer and retail pro-
lection to employee. The new card
system is deemed advisable, and is
doing away with the travelling card
and substituting uniform contribu.
; ton cards. that no member can GO
| from one Union TO another and work
without paying dues. He pronounce;
the eight hour law a farce, as it i;
never enforced. He suggests a funC
for the relief Of strikers.
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ON the indianapolis Journal. ]
4hR Candidates.

Norman Eddy, the Democratic
ate for Secretary of State, is a
l of Souh Bend, a quiet, re-
bic and proper gentleman. He
zee q member of the State SEN
adiu 1852 was elected as mem
r C3ugress. In 1857 be served
member Of the committee 10
igate The accounts of James A.
rs. Agent of the State, together
JUDGES Elliott and Otto. He
Colonel of the Forty eighth
cent, but did not remain in the
e any considerable length OF
Re received a wound at the
Of Iuka. President johnson
nted him Collector of Internal
aue for the Eleventh District,
Office he held upon the access
& q Republican Administration.
I5dy was not at the Convention,
MS acceptance Of the honor is
as doubtful as the chances of
30 il October.
uominee for Auditor, John G..
ma ger, IS a resident Of Perry
y. aud has served both as Au-
ard Treasurer Of that county.
member Of the Lower House
sLey yisiatuTe some years since, and
lso member of the last House.
has been 3 member Of the
ard of Agriculture for sew
years. He IS locally popular,
5s.ve citizen. worth $4,000.
enraged 10 caltiyating fruit
the manufacture of apple
av lie is not public speaker.
e nominee for State Treasurer,
James B. Ryan, of this city. is
ipaliv known as the patron OF
Iomeroy, Of New York. lie
5ee1 defeated twice for this same
AID a number of Democrats
Sc 10 have the honor made he
rs 20 him, his heirs and assigns
Two years since, Mr.. Ryan
p c'5sed his liquor house i'm
ely after his nomination was
90. a fact which would have de-
him DOW, had he not taken the
# the J0lgnGi, and kept open
+" al DAY On the Sth Last
1ig1 ne became ambitious, and
pied 10 canvass the State; but
er7 county 10 which be spoke
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ST. Louis Items.

81. LOUIS, January ll.-C0lonel
Thomas, Depot Quartermaster here
for the past two years. has been order
ed to Fortress Monroe. Capt. Weeks
succeeds him.
Mrs Heidert, who has been suffer
ing from smallpox about week, left
her room this morning during the abb
seuce of the attendants. and fell or
jumped into the we'll, forty-fve feet
deep. Her husband drew her up with
the bucket, but just as she reached
the top, the we'll chain broke, and the
woman fell back again. Subsequently
she was drawn up with ropes, but she
vas dead.
The n:uth annual meeting of the
State Horticultural Society was held
to day. Addresses and reports were
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WE all know that Bayless Hanna
can make u speech when he tries.
Therefore we are inclined to think he
treated us shabbily in the Convention
last Saturday. Take, for instance,
the following sentence from his
speech:
We are TO fight an old and experiences
army-it will be n fierce nght-but with
the help OF God We VIII open fire ali along
tn line, pierce the enemy s centre, roll up
hi Hanks, and at last as believe, carry
our nag % the top of his conquered citadel.
Il is easy 10 sec how this might
have been expanded and improved.
To addition to pledging himself in
regard to the centre, hsnks and cita-
del, Mr. Hanna might have an
nounced a determination to scale the
enemy's ramparts. blow up his maya
zine, kaoek his cheUdUc de tt1'ie all to
eternal flinders, demoralize his cut dc
SIC, kerhumix his embrazures. and
combolieAte l,is couuterscarp- What's S
the use of dipping into military par
able unless you go the eDtire shOatY--
IadfdHap0I 5 Mirror
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eelemsn recently sent By the
ll association Of this city
possible, the services of
tfAsI,c0ND, were at one OF
liIE meetings in Cincinnati.
Gar. TIE Chronicle says Of
-alg-
large meeting was gathered
re. Rev. III. ID. Moore of
r1ye- for the Divine blessing
meetings this week al
Presbyterian Church
uatz. Of the Presbyterian
Evansville, made a strong
1at city. a Methodist
ls.m Evansville spoke Of the
of the praying people for Mr..
end 10 come and labor there
his labOrs here shall close.
al. along the Ohio River were
iy interested In the religious
lu5 ia Cincinnati. Both
Esn-amen requested prayer for
vide
-gjve Us again was sung, AID
H lEICod requested all present
or Evansville while singing
mn.
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New YoRK proposes to legislate on
the social evil, y aud to that end a
census Of oil abandoned women is
now being taken.-CiaciBRati TSn1ss.
What! Democratic New York, pro
posing 10 legislate on mans moral
ideas" and appetites! Do they not
kuow that all such legislation is dcs-
potic and unwise2 Perhaps, now
ever, they have not yet received a
copy of tha resolutions recently
adopted by the Indiana Democracy
In Safe Conveation assembled.
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2 2 lIng two men 5 work
o4e0 IS enjoying another sensa

.---G0 IS enjoying another sensa :
GUsrAvE FISHER, the High
Fof the county, has skedaddled
lrta unknown. A woman by
ire 0f WALPoLE is implicated.
Eomaa is said to have left Chi
d or about the 18th of Dscem-
On the 18th Mr. FISHER de
taking with him a favorite
bout four years of age, and S15,-
r S20,000 ia money, which be
rrowed only a few days before.
informed no one in the Office
he vas going, but the impress
lbroad that he had gones TO
la On the 25th Mr.. BRAD
ia Deputy, received a letter
lir' which purported to have
VII er at Columbus, Ohio, but
was discovered 20 have been
ID 10 Chicago, aud the letter
ave been dropped in that city
NJ has really been heard from
ssiDg man since the 18th Of last
Before leaving he also drew
% in fees due his Office,
lie ed to pay his deputies.
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CORRESPONDENT of the Cincin-
lTcgicle says the Indiana State
nominated last week does not
any enthusiasm. Most Of the
ass expressed themselves salts
Eitb It, but all admitted that il
7t strong oae, and none SEEM
h-ye any confidence in their
a elect, while some Of the de-
gsulidates said they were glad
we dsfeated, as the canvass
5sa pensive one, and Doubt
best
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A WELL authenticated story is told
of a liauor dealer who holds forth on
South Meridian. not hundred yards
from Que Of the nominees OF the DEM
ocratic ticket. He had sold q coun-
try customer jug OF whisky. One
day last week. customer being dry,
tried to draw mornings potasioa, but
lol it wouldn't run. On examination
he found il frozen over. Early in
the day country customer called upon
liquor dealer for explanation Ill
swear them id boys have gone and
sold you Summer whisky! Here,
boys, change this for Winter whisky,
and if ever -, sc. !" Buyers would
do we'll to cali for Winter whisky
while this weather eontinues.-Iadi-
annapolis Journal.
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Tennessee LeglsIalnra-

q NASHVILLE, January IA bill
passed the Senate to day, on the FIRST
reading, aud was referred to the In-
ternal Improvement Committee. de-
ining the duties of Railroad Receiy-
ers, and providing for securing tho
earnings Of railroads to meet the in
terest on bonds advanced for build
ing said roads. 1t provides for the
turning of delinquent reads over 10
the Chancery Court.
The House bill TO reduce the tax
on merchandise, being ia special or
der, was taken up, and on the third
reading, after several Intellectual at
tempts to amend, was postponed till
next Friday.
In the House bill was.cffered pro
viding for opening negotiations for
the purchase OF that portion Of Ala
bama north Of the Tennessee River.
The bill providing for the reception
of Tennessee bank notes for taxes
engTossed the greater portion Of the
day, and was finally amended and re-
feTred 20 the Committee on Ways
and Means. Considera bic disposition
was shown to avoid taking these notes
if poss Bile.
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8E how or other, General GRANT
3 mea who positively decline
cas a late instance of this
se WEFHEY, of Michigan. ap-
& as Judge Of the Sixth Circuit,
tl new law. Judge W. has
60 resign his newly received
flr the reason that the duties
rely arduous in proportion
salary, and the disinelination
oapreme Judges TO assist in
7 the business of the Cir
Aas been developed that,
lb new law, the Supreme
as propose TO erjoy considerable
ar 7ig., and Judge WITHEY
10 d1ing two mems work.
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Louisville Items

LOUISVILLE, January 1.-THE
Kentucky House Committee on Rail-
roads has taken 40 decisive action
upon the subject of the Cincinnati
Southern Railroad. Mr.. Bishop and
others interested in the project will
be at Frankfort tomorrow.
The House passed a bill providing
that where a man abandons his wife
for two years, and his place of resi-
dence is unknown to the wife. even
though such residence may actually
be in the State, constructive service
may be good.
The House considered the conven
tional interest bill, without disposing
of it.
IF the weather should be favorable.
the last span Of the railroad bridge
will be swung within fifteen days.
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delivered By the various officers, and
dne display Of fruits made
Judge knight, Of the Circuit Court,
to-day dissolved The Injunction grant
cd some days since. restraining the
Missouri Pacific Railroad Company
from operating with the Missouri
River and Leavenworth, Atchison a
Northwestern Railroads in Kansss.
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CINCINNATI. January 1.-THE City
Council appointed a committee to Wis
it Columbus and urge the passage of
law establishing a metropolitan po-
lice and board OF aldermen IN cities
Of the first class
CINoINNATI, January IL. = John
Donnelan, City Marshal Of Lexing-
ton, KY, shot mortally W. IL. Wal
man, this morning. The difficulty
grew out OF q law suit. Walman ac-
cused Donnelan Of having lied.
l. freedman has been arrested on
a charge Of attempting to commit q
rape on a girl fourteen years old, EN-
ployed in bis store.
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nATClgE7on,s nam DYE.

This sp eudld Halr Dye Is the best in the
world; the only true aud perfect Dye,
harm less, reliable. instanta ucDus; 30 dis
aDpOlnl nIeut. no ridiculous tintss rene
dies The 81 effects Uf bad Dyes; invigOTata
and leaves the Hair soft and beauuful
BLACK or BHOWE. sold by all DIugglf
ana PsTfnmers; and properly applied
Batehetors wig Factory NO. lb Bond
New York.
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PIX FP y y WTF
Fina STAR .fnr Ranf

FEYEIE WHOLE OF No. 81. AHDTEEE
u second, third, and fourth stories and
One-half of cellar, OF No. 80, North FIRST
Street; in the hest wholesale portion OF
this city. Each store IL . by rll ret. four
stories high, with cellars feet ID the clear
under each stores finely finished. Posses
sion given iTnm60tately. To good tenants
re --fii rent these stores verv low.
s. IS GILBERT q co..
wholesale GrOears.
ds41 d2u1 $50. 81 North Elfgf Street
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The message was read, laid on the
table and ordered to be printed.
The Senate then vert into exeou.
tive session, and shortly after ad-
journed.
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New YoRK. January IA special
dispatch says that the Legislature Of
Georgia met at Atlanta, yesterday. ia
compliance with the orders of Pro-
visional Governor Bullock, approved
By General Terry. The Senate organ
lied quickly by choice of RepLbli-
can officers. In the House there
seems TO have been considerable dis
order aud confusion, but while pistols
were hourished and threats freely
made, happily no actual violence was
perpetrated, and the House adjourned
till to-day, without completing its or
gan'zation.
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MarshaIls Notioa.

FgTO THE CITIZENS or EVANS.
n vile who own or harbor dogs or
bitches within said city: You. are b hareby
notlned that license must be procured Il
for such dogs or bitches by or before III Il
lst OF February next, 1870: and the owner
or owners OF any dog or bitch, or anv per.
son harbOring the same, not Iicenfed a.
aforesaid, VIII en- conviction be fined 10
the extent OF the law.
CHRIST. WUNDERLICH
Jail DOT City Marshal
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Eg~ For BLACK WORMS al ~ IMPLIES
on The face, use IcrrU's C0sHcftc ett0 f'int-
Dle Remedy. prepared oniyg- Dr- =. 9.
PEREY, 50 Bond street. Nc wAh. Gold
everywhere. Toe trade supl@l ~ Whole-
sale medicine dealers. pa uom rpN
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saTCR MORRILL, has been noml-
by the Republicans of the
Legislature to FIJI the vacancy
.1Bed bv the death of WILLIAM
FEssExDEN. The term expires
s. of March. 1S7l.
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T Y T.E G. e ? q.
Congressional Proceedings.


Lator News from Chicago.
Terrible Accident IN the
City.
e Mother and her two C1il-
dren Fatally Burned
By the Explosion of 4 Can
of Gasoline.
Tennessee Legislative Pro
ceediag3.
Constitutional Convention
tt ms.