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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-05-04

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.;n,,ior ooJ o.;n,, horo ,hoi. carnival now q.
in tbo yo,r. oc 1s9n anil ts31 Mr. Glad.
s,on. i,o. ho.o oll;.,d 10 r,n.o :, ri. work
81 i.r. 81 t.oi,nl :, ,bo
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Tbor, L,. boon no rcr;oj or criminal ovcoss
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| Cohol;. Er,c.ir,,;on II vonla SOON os ri
h, o,,,,,o,. oe j;soorl and .r;,oo ,yor, Thor.
,t.1 l., c,,r,. ,,tc,o,t or ENGLAND IN a., ;rs.
,i,.. a. trl,rl
II +. ono 'or ,be STRANGE Gc,. cornoc,.d
with tbe history Of this unoosv countrv ,ho,
her perjols Of greatest crime -.or murder
''' ''''', VI Z ,'''', '''"'o' -'o' n'u'u'r
""' ''o'' ,,''' 'o''o"'u upon legislation 'na'
N"s Sl'',"'S '''"u'y' -N''er 'ne norman
C"'"o.'' ''''''u' 'P'''o" 'ne NUMBER OF holnl-
.'''' III d ''"s' year was TWO huuureu anu
,o''y ''.s." N"u uo" Ai'er 'he ulses'aolish-
'"s ''i 0.''''''" '.s VI '"o l Io'oS'a"' cnurch
VI il'''"'' "n ACT Do'h Jus'anu Ninu alter tne
'''''' ''"" I'd" Vi inc government III "hlch II
''N'' ~ 'o'np'''o'! 'n' point OF we" OIL lrl'h
'n''''s'S anu P''Juu''c'' '''"' l' places tenant
i'ri''erS OH ioo'lns OF advantage such as
mas never ueen asked even III England ana
scotland 3 the work oil agraran crime runs
TO such eA'remitles' that the course OF bene-
hcial legislation must be interrupted IN order
70 save lhose lor Wnoh IL is lhlehdedi from the
most guilty eAcesseS. NmIe bringing the
long desired poons IN enc hand to quench
the long discomfort oil ireland, Gladstone is
I " '' "''" 'N 'N''N'f '''~
weapons OF death. NO justice, no kindness
seems equal TO suppress the indlscrmnate
iawleSsness oil her people Since the first OF
August last there have been murdered for
political reasons or hates, twelve landlords,
eleven policemen, twenty-one farmers, TWEEN
ty-nne women aud thirty-seyen laborers. SO
complete Is the terror which has been excited
by the rufians who do tins work, that 1t is
impossible to arrest them or to find juries to
convict them. The press OF the country,
having obtained all 1t ever asked and more
still keeps up its seditious cries and inHamos
the popular passions. While England is i'm
ploring Ireland to be reconcied doing for
her what she will not do for her own chill
dren, Ireland is filed with proiessed pat
riots, acting under the influence Of the
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-05-04

ATTEMPTED BANK RonRERY. the night of
the 26tlf inst the National Bank of Royalton
was entered by burglars, who opened the vault
doors with charge of powder, but did not sue
coed in opening the safe inside the vault. The
building was badly damaged by the explosion
We do not learn that the Bank sustained any
loss of funds In their flight, the burglars left
complete set of burglars tools and implements
1t IS supposed that they stole horse at Royalton
with which to affect their escape, as horse and
wagon were found, minus a driver, at White Rv-
er junction, on the following day.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-05-04

T Rev DR., n. @. CLARK one Of the secreta-
ries o. the American Board, left Boston on Wed
nesday Of last week for the Sandwich Islands,
going TO San Francisco by rail. DR.. Clark goes
for the double purpose Of recruiting his health
and promoting the interests OF missions In the
Islands
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-05-04

oBruARr.--llon. WILLIAM CLArr, late Col
lector of Customs for the Dstict of Vermont. died
at his residence in St. Adams on Saturday last. il
being the tiiy-ninth anniversary Of his birth.
Mr. Clapp wasa native Of Montgomery in Frank
I'm county, and after some years devoted to mer-
camille pursuits, he removed to East Berkshire.
where he spent the greater part ofhs life in an ex
1ensl'e and successful business as a country mer-
chant Firstas wing, and later as republican.
he exercised wide political influence, and served
repeatedly in both branches of the State lepisla-
ture lie was also a delegate to the National
Convention at Chicago in 1860, and actively sun.
ported the nomination Of Mr.. Lincoln. In 1861
he was appointed collector, which office he held
Tor something over five years, during which time
he resided at Burlington. For the last four or
live years his home has been in St. Adams.
For some time disease of the heart has caused
him great suffering, and finally ended his lie.
lie leaves widow--lormcrly Mrs. Simeon Lyman.
OF this yillage-and two children, by former
marriage Mr.. G. had been for many wears n
Jealous adherent of the Episcopal church, and his
funeral took place at the church Of that denomi.
nation in st. Adams on Monday afternoon last.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1870-05-04
tpatnhman s. journal.
WEDNESDAY. MAY 4. $50.
Objects Of Interest in Vermont.

TERMS 500 per year, strictly in advance, or s250
ifnot paid within three months.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-02

Full particulars Of the accident on
the Union Pacific Railroad are given ia
dispatches to the Gold Hill News Of last
evening dated sacramento, Feb. l. The
train left Omaha on Thursday morning
Il consisted Of two Psllman, oss CON.
MISERY snd Two passenger cars, end
carried about 100 passengers. On Fri
day morning, another train was over
taken. 1t had been delayed twenty.
four hours by snow, and had met With
an accident in running off the track, by
which one mao had been killed /; an
other had his leg broken, and another
had lost bis right foot. A transfer Of
passengers was made and the train pro.
ceeded. When it bad reached u point
five miles this side of Aspen Station,
and while The train WAS ,urn,ng curve,
the rails gave way and the t~O Pullman,
the commIssary and one of the pnssrn-
ger cars were precipitared over The en-
oankm-n', turning owe: ms they went
do ~n aud sliding about fifteen feet to
the bottom. Much confusion, excite.
ment aud error -osued. With FEW ex
c~ptions the passengers ~er- all more or
less bruised and injured. Men emerged
from doors aud windows with gh.sriy
in many instances stream
ing With blood, aud ladies aud children
we're carried awa,, wounded and faint
Jog Two mn we're found to have been
killed. They had jumped from the cars
and were crushed beneath tI-m The
ladies, chIldreu and wounded zen were
placed in the remaining passenger car
and taken 10 Evanston. after winch the
train returned and conveyed The remain.
ing passengers and the dead bodies 10
the station. A new train WAS made up
a, Evanston out of the three trans
which had arrived there at the same
time. owing to delays from snow and
accident, 70 bring passengers through.
" o Sullivan, formerly an Alderman of
Chicago, and August Bncbier, were |
among the vicrims Of he disaster.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-02
tn, F,rrssura Ansnpxssr. -" o.

Tss FrYfspxfH ANsHDMsNr. -" Oc-
easional," the Washingtos correspond
eus of the Philadelphia Press, speaks of
the fosi passage Of the Fifteenth
in the following eloquent
strain:
The Fifteenth Amendment changes
the whole policy of the Government 1t
gives . new reading to the Constitution.
Under tho old Constitution our laws
we're made to enslave The freeman and
hunt the slave. Our courts, our legis-
latures, our press, even our pniplts,
were all go many police agents TO help
the dealer in human beings 10 recover
his flying chnt'els. But now, thank
God we have reached a better and a
holIer staresmsnship. Our laws deriv-
ing l,gh,. life and force, from changed
AID purified Guns itu,ion, are framed
not to oppr~ss, hut 10 uplift the poor
and the friendless. They are enacted
70 protect rights, not to perpetnatr
wrongs. They invoke the high p"w~rs
of rbe Stare, the press and the church,
TO serure the promised blessings of Tree
to AL men And now, in
stead of ourrng'ng the peace aud dignity
If soc,e' y by nrm-d combinations 10 en-
force abh"rrrnt statutes, under which
t. tear the mo- her from her children nnd
the children from he mother, the Law,
rio he'd in the awful thu"ders If p-r-
fec'ly repu blicsu Constitution, will as
SER it, .uthnritv in every State, county
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-02

Battle MuUarAN KAILRoAD. The
Hum oldt Register of January 2sth says:
RAILkoAD MEErINs.-Tbe friends OF
the Ba tie Mounisin Railroad will hold
meeting al this place on February 22d
Al which time the Committee heretofore
appointed will make their report. All
who desir. to take stock in this, the best
enterprise in the State, will do well to
be prescott on that occasion, for on that
dav, we doubt n. t. ali the stock will be
subscribed. Welearn thar Lnnderco
ty is awake on this subject, ind will
unite with Humboldt heartily in extend
ing this road as far as Austin, at least
The road will be built TO Galena, sure.
10 Austin without doubt, and extended
10 the Colorado river, probably.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-02

THk FRksCH PANS MINISTER OLIVER,
informs prosecuting attorneys that the
Press Of France is free to say just whar
they please about every body but the En-
oeror, about crimes aud matters which
will cause an excitement. Add this is
newly styled, in France, "liberty Of the
,ress!'
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-02

The SECRETARY of the Treasury has
ordered the sale, in New York, every
week in February of one million in gold;
and to purchase, each alternate week. n
million ofbonds on account Of the Sink
ing Fund.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-02

REv. COOKE, The elopisr and libertine
has ,elegrapned to his wife from Chicago
that he has left for parts unknown and
hat she will never see him again. He
seems to verify the adsge that TOO many
cooks spoil The broth.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-02

SWEDISH IMMIGRANrs in considerable lie
numbers are fockinx in'o the State of
Mississippi. Az erroneous statement
makes these people Mormons. They
are, ION the contrary, quite the re-
verse"
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-02

A SPECIMEN of associated Press tele-
graph items is here
Two men and one woman fell into the
wafer at Brooklyn yesterday and were
drowned. Their names are not sscer-
tained.
We don, pay for these dispatches ;
but if we did we should file a protest
against this sort of news.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-02

GgN JonDAs has been appointed TO
The command of the insurgent army OF
Cuba. He seems to have been CITING
rar her the hest of the Spaniards lately
The report that The SpaniarGs have got
on she 20 her side of Jordan" proves TO
be untrue,
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-02

TIE OsIo CoPPsxHsADs passed . Law
prohibiting the soldiers a, the national
asylum At Dayton from voting and the
present sitting, Republican. Legislature
has repealed that contemplate enact
Dent
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-02

THE REVOLUTIONARY GOVERNMENT of
Hayti seems bent upon getting rid, perma-
nently, of the Salnave party. They are kill
ing them off 10y assassination) by the whole
sale. The Government of the United States
ought to interfere, for mercy's sake.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-02

A NEW INDIAN PoLIcY.-A dispatch OF
Jan 81 says:
The Indian and Indian Territorial
Committees of he House are each con
sid-ring the bills to organize a sy,em of
civil government IN The Indian territory.
II is proposed to create a mes Territory
with a new Governor and other usual
Ulcers. Cuil0m's bill calls it Lincoln;
Van Horns, Al-kh"ma. The chief fea
'ure OF each bill is that it gives the suf-
fr"ge t" Indians /; the Legislative author.
ity is vested 10 n Council every tribe
t, have one member in this body and nm
additional member for every 1 900 Iudi.
ans. The prospects are that such bill
will carry maturity in the House.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-02

GovERSNENr is discharging great
numbers Of men from the various Navy
Yards. Cause, no appropriateness, j,
may be, q maneuver 10 make Congress
:. come out"
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-02

Elk MAYoR McCoPPIS aud Senator
Beige will not fight a duel, Jim Hardy
having smoOthed down Betge's feathers
and Jim Farley having done the agree
able for the beiIigerent Frank.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-02

ONE hundred and fifty babies have been
found in the little basket crib At the door Of
.ae New York Founding Asylum since the
9th Of last November.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-02

GsH. TERaY 10 reconstructiog Geor-
gia 10 q very steady, effective and prac.
teal way and Gen. Grant is backing
him.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-02

Tss vsllsjo Railway Go. are running
their care into SaeraDenso ssd the
dwellers in that strip Of ftUls lad ere
ivbilaut sheSeat.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-02

The REMAINS of Gems. Rousseau and
Watkins have been taken to Louisville,
Ky, and reinterred with appropriate
military and civic honors.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-02

THE PEABODY OBsEQUIEs Mt Portland
we're attended by great crowds Of peo-
pie The city was put in mourning and
business vas suspended.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-02

SULLIVAN q Chicago alderman was
among those killed by the recent accident
law OF Chief Crowley of San Francisco.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-02

BsLLIesasHr.-Af Ere eating Cuban
editor has gone 70 Key West, Florids. to
fight q duel With the editor of the Kew
West Republican.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-02

A BILL will have 10 be passed through
Congress restoring Mississippi to the
Union before the Senators from lhas
State. can be admitted.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-02

PRIxcs ARrsuR has returned to New
York. Fifth Avenue 10 in ecstacies and
the Sixth Ward 10 in the sulks in con.
sequence.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-02

TwsLvE new spanish gum boats built
in the United States have arrived At
Havana.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-02

THE PORE has concluded to toss up the
Pontifcal sponge and eyy quits on the " in
fallibility" question.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-02

The famous Jecker elaine" are On trial
in the English ChaneeIy Court.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-02
fHI foHH OF TIE REcOHsr1UCTED.
IHEY HAVE DISCOVERED THEIR
YlIBuDS.

men in whose hands are the destiuieS oil
.Sc,,h.,, S,.,..u.s,
to testify the commence woicn mas eeen
,.,o.e6 in them bv Congress. And i,
v
- . oesNoJ sign 'ol '"e'o'S "e"sP"-
pers to make such candid asowals as the
,ho n,
soho""k o eos 'o'
vile Weekly Register Of Jan 18th nit !:
,.o,..d;,,, :,
r ~. V;,,;,.;. ,n.s,;,n h.-. d.
,-S 80. -, f,.,;.h ia - ,eAsc,;op
~ Il. .,,,. ~ IN. sinh We i've far
g.. 49, -. Nv ,,x;u, IN determine vbo
e,;.nd. ..d xho onr enemies a, the
- - c,,,,,d ~, Tn.
n"nn. ..S -. &c. .,.;m.d nv A. IL. o.n
Th.,n.,,~ ~. ,.,,.d ne =, hoIa ont m the la,t
.s.;,r, RsD,h,;c,n r.cnns,rnc,ion. but has
;s.1 go. =, on ,.l;sf In MI one single
;.-.". ~. h-,. no 3ouh, the D.mocr.cv
..,i =: .. ~. n. r~r,,;n on, NJ the
m-: Ior,.- n .,ch excIu,;nn
ro.A c,Ir Furnish poI;tie.l CAPITAL fo. that
80. - Nh !, into nover bev evident,
.. h. ,.o..,s,ruc,.d n, al
y =, a. Rsn.,h,;..n n,,.rsmme We miyht
80 ..,s :, "A s,,tF.- a. ali ,h.x care
VIZ. ~. mt. a. ,,Len IN ,be Ho,.e the
g.. A.. ~ ~. ~..-;on nm m. resolution In
- ,sv,,. ~ lpSt Inv ks ahSenca nf
- n..,C.,-,. The could have se,,led the
Sh,I. Get; = nm ,hs, d.v I'M, ,bev STAYED
Ia -, v;,a;r;, s,,vea ON, Tbex came
-. ,... .o,,lA M lonys, 40
|,s ~. R.-,,,hI;c.rs -.
e, u .. - Ox.r ,wsn,, Demo.
80. -. ,h..n, ON tina, occ.si,n- when they
- ~. 80. I'd 20 he ,,L.n nm and tia,
-" So .a,.;s.;.,n Ja,,sndeJ on them
w. 49, ~. con5,c, of -ome leading Re.
..h,;..,,. =, roth HonS.s If Congress con.
''; e.,J. ~ ,h;s di.f.rsnc. or
80. cr;m;n,I n.olac, an the mari Of
~, .',,,nossJ f,;ands The Democrats Sucb
leading Republicans as Bingham and Farms
~orn; OF tne h"Gse, anu l.u,no ,sn SEA-,
of .,l Virpini,us for their manly vind,ca,ion
Of our people -Ra'nst me assaults o. me eA-
.honld have SIMPLE Justice done us. These
moderate, fair minded Repuollean>, IT seems
.,,,;c friends who are always Conveniently
sbAent ~hen most wanted.
.s,: 80 h;,,ar t..,;on Ied ~ snch ,ne,
IS Sumner. Pomeroy, Butler and Drake is
s..n,;f,. IN, ,.s. Tn. d.y of PRESCRIPTION and
test oa,hs has passed. Mr.. Drake may rant,
Sl T"e. s s sn 5;o,.,. nd a.,hs a.
qualifications for Office, but it is no go. A
better spirit than theirs rules Congress, and
the men Of brains and influence understand
that the more liberal pole, is the wisest-or
at all events rhey feel that they cannot afford
eo break faith with the States, lust to please
and keen in Office a swarm of hungry carpet
bapecrs. The N, Y. Herald is right when it
saws the break in the Radical line on the
question OF the admission OF virginia IS
Gen.raf Grant will carry the day against the
rnorseless sumner
In's cuts oo'h ways ou''' ue'e'oprs
sse ia's tnA' '0e'e Is sense VI '"e '"-
'eer"J 10 '"s'u'" "u'." ~ "e"'e'o''"
''A"u rs " S''o"e 'u'" a. oop
pefneHu's" ." tue quo manu- """
Puohca" oe"as'k"'iy oa 'ue
"ne" We rehec' '"a' II Is ou'
years since tue C"'on "r"'es ''n''o"'e'
tue n"h1s VI neoeiu''' :" ''e
soouI PETERSBURG VIC ioi'o"s nun
iodex newspaper, p"'iisoeo ID 'u"' eiy
SQUADS, indeed. as II lac war were over
Virginia ha. accepted the Acknowledgement
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-06-04


We see IRON 4 eaI4 "a .1s Jenerz
Itnses OF the 2Oth, that the Era
/ TO, Charles Z. Truslow. Captain. 81
Ainslie aud Colonel johnson. cler 3
is now on her twenty sixth trip VII FL
10 a year, having made twenty rGuHI
trips from New Orleans TO Jeffers
and six from New Orleans TO Sbrat
port during the very low water
Fall, and all this, says the Times. ha
been accomplished without accident
something remarkable in Fed Rive
steambOsting.
LoUlsvILLE-The Jouraa
of Thursday sayst
Capt. Parisot contracted yesiefda
with David Barmore for the hull M
new boat designed for The Yaz9o Bipa
err trade.
The Clara is broken SO badly ths5
1t IS impossible to raise her. The Sal
vor No. z is wsecking her. The ma
chinery will be saved intact. About
two hundred bales Of hemp in the
hold will be saved in a damaged con
diti0a.
Capt. Charley Schultz. commander
of the steamer Virginia, left his boat
at Memphis, and arrived here ysster-
day morning via railroad. Since ae-
irving he has concluded 10 turn he
Virginia back from Evansville.
He found Louisville too dea 10
skin, AID thought be could save run
ming expenses as we'll as time by 5op
ping here. 10 other words he foa1a
there was Lo.hing to take at Loais-
vile, and the KiIgour already thgfe
taking il.
sT. Louis. = The Democrat 0s
Thursday says:
For "a hours previous 10 SIX lsat
evening, the river at this point was ~
o stand. The weather was sultrv
The river ut Cairo is sill falling; tfe
lower Ohio is rising slowly the Hpper
Ohio above Cinc;unati IS sill lowand
falling. No mountain rise in the
Missouri as far down yet as Omaha
or Sioux City. It should be along
IN few days, Fine stage of water
through TO St. Paul, but no great rise
up there. Business continues fair az
our wharf.
NASHVILLE The Republican Ban.
ner Of Wednesday says:
The Tyrone is now being thoroughly
overhauled on the PaduCah ways, and
will come off all the better for her
ducking.
Mr.. LiDah Cobb, clerk Of the gal
liant Armada. now laid up on account
of lev water, showed his good look
ing phiz in marine circles yesterday.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-06-04
aa Old Dlrkey Calculated His
Age

a asa Old Dlrkey CaIcGiateG MS
age.
II se Pelerburg (Va), papers relate
lowing registration incident 10
-na. 81 ID colored man came up to
place upon crutches, seem.
l.- 800 great difficulty, Tie pre-
n farn 'ula, how old are your
So I'm Wien the old map was
web peplexity Recov-
- , y b qsNever. he muttered
9slr Thich was over
how ole is ny Q. e mass. nassa = -.
1ssa opened thaf'a gen lemau Mss
s.a,5faa by, well acquain tea WIN
% promptly answered.: g.
Yo1 old master is about IL ~ h'e
ar 0f &c.
~We how ole is missus?' ),
abort forty-fve years Oh
$40 Hiss Sally2"
Thirty 1--WE. perhaps. next fall
can young missusr
Nineteen this coming August"
swell Use older dan all put toged :
Z knows when dey al was
needless 10 say that The old
.e p4ssed mid the good feel
p ali present.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-06-04
GRAND EXCURSION
To Cincinnati.

no GAmCAmMMbAg
On the occasion Of the
- IL ~ c. Il II H l. o. II .
Trains leave Evansville Tuesday even
ing. Jane nth, arriving In Cincinnati
next morning. Fare only IS Tor the
round trip, via Terre Haute; good to rec
turn to June 25th.
Tickets can be had from members OF the
LeiderkTat Society. J E. Martin, Aecre-
tary 4. & Q. H. ard at depot ticket Of
nee. je2ii Th&Sat
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-06-04
SAVINGS BANK.
organized under the Law OF The state OF
1ndiana.t
THE PEOPLES
SAVINGS lib ANIK


OPEN AND READY FJR BUSINESS.
PRESIDENT:
GEN. its. VI. sHACRELF0RD
VICE PRKsTD 1NTs:
ECCLEs @. VAN RKPER.
JOHN LAVAL.
SECRETARY AND TREASURER:
JOHN ID. ROCHE.
FINANCE CONN frTEH
FRED. LURIKESE
JAMES STEELE.
TRUSTEES:
GEN. JAS. VA. SHACK
JOHN LAVAL, JAS. STEELE.
CHRISTIAN HEDDEaTCH
ECCLEs O.. VAN RIPPER.
FRED. LUNRENEEEf MER
DIR. NJ. HUAHLEEAUsEM.
JAMES w. LAUER.
RfS- once at ARCHER 4 co.'s BANK
No. Is Main street.
So Deposits ecaived IN all sums OF ONE
DOLLAR and upwards.
DB- Bank open from y Am. until p.m.
o. each day, aud on Saturdays and Nom
Gays 81 > I'm faSt6-d&wlm
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-06-04
LYON's PORTABLE FURNACE,
Patented april IL, 1870.

WwYANFED MEN WHO WANT TO
~ MAKE MONEY-Here is an oppor-
tunaty Tor making money rarely pre-
scented In q lLfesime. / have got the best
and sureSt selling article ever invented
that every kousekeepeF buys on sight. IL
10 sma Furnace. Weighing only six
Ootsn3s. that can be used with or without
a stGSe, It will ut in the holes of any
size,. stove or range, and will do as much
SnorG ~ttn ope quart OF fuel charcoal,
IS a., ha don. on any stove with one-half
h,,SbaI n vii /, Ill three gallons of water
~ 9eo minutes with less than one quart OF
fuel It Will boil, brois, roast toast nake,
and s.es 1t is the best f1e~lIon neater 40
the world. It's economy in saving Ioel is
marvellous You have no smoke, gas, or
heat in the room. It sells the year 1oono.
Retail price only 81 % Th9nsancs are
sold every week. Any man Villa 2 sfn All
capltaI can clear from SO 90 so per Gay ~
owning the right of any good county anu
4 whole state is of 1nc2lcnlaeie worm 70 .
man az enterprise. / will send &sgmpIe
furnace to any pat of the United states
on receipt of 81 IS. Add Tess lof clfeuiaF'
~Ou i1ii CASPER NJ. JONES, Agent.
Omca A. JOHN SCAN1 LIN CO.'S,
stoves and House Furnishing Goods, VI
Main Street. opposite the Court douAe,
Evansville, indiana where ins rHLn4cS
iS-in operation.
II. Sd Will prosecute every man t0 bne
fullest extent OF the law who oners LOT
sale one of my Patent Furnaces VILE
authority from me- mazl I'm