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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-05-11
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Lettef from PlAe tommy.
PETERSBURG, Ind. May 8. 1870.
Editors journal:
Having little to do and something
TO say, | again attempt to write few
lines that may be Of interest to your
readers.
1st. I begin with Petersburg, and
report considerable improvement un-
der way, such as building new houses
and repairing old ones, which makes
me think that our people have not
lost all energy and life. Mr.. Goodlet
Morgan, has lately finished a good
esidenee, adjoining our town, at a
cost of near $4,000. Our School
Trustees have procured plans and
specifications from one Of the archi-
tects of your city for a twelve thous-
an. dollar school house, and we have
every reason to believe they will soon
let the contract for the building.
Quite a number Of the citizens Of the
place are building aud rebuilding In
such a way that one can easily see
that VIC are now on the upward ten
dency. We would build G new Jail,
but it is seldom if ever we need a
building of the kind. Our prosperity
extendsto to almost all parts of the
county. Farmers are improving their
farms, procuring better kinds of
stock aud farming on more scientific
principles. than over before. Our
wheat and grass looks remarkably
we'll, and IT, the season permits, we
will plant moro corn aDd tobacco,
than we have In any one season be-
fore.
We are looking for two or three
railroads to develop our mineral re-
sources. Speaking of minerals, re-
minds me that the people of the whole
State are paying tax to raise the
amount required for the salary of
Prof. Cox, our State Geologist, and
as yet certain ring up in Clay County
arc oil that have been able to secure
the services of that official. In fact
he seems to ignore the " Pocket the
place from whence he came, and has
not yet learned that the State of Indi-
ana embraces nearly a hundred coun
ties.
We, of Pike, are so used to being
neglected that we arc not disposed to
gruDiJle for ourselves, but We
would like to, see other counties in
our part Of the State visited by that
public functionary commonly called
/ State Geologist, but latterly more
properly called Clay County Geolo-
| gist. Yours, truly. ~
STEBBINs.
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The Sentinel is respectfully refer
red to the city Of Shelbyyille, as fur
nishiug another of the astounding
Democratic victories" over which it
went into such galinaeeous eestacies.
The Republicans gained one member
of the Council. elected Councilman
in one ofthe Wards, over a very pop
ular Democrat, by gain of at least
seventy FIVE votes in that one locality,
while the Republican majority in the
whole city is about eighty-fve, a gain
over the majority for Mayor in 1869 Of
seventy-seven. 1.-THE elections through
out the State indicate the decline and
overthrow" Of the party which has
been on the under side of the fight
for about ten years The Sentinel
made a slight mistake in its first arti-
Gle, but we suppose it will make
haste to correctits error.--Iadiaaap
olis Journal.
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New York TteIns.

NEW York, May 10-The steamer
Arizona arrived to-day. She brought
the survivors of tie Oneida.
The ship Sunbeam, of Boston, was
burned Ia the Pacific on March 31st,
The second Mate, Carpenter, Steward
and six of the crew were lost; the
rest saved.
The United States steamer Law.
renee left Panama for Calloa, intend
ing to stop at Trunbez, and adjust the
difficulties between the American
Consul, Weir, and the Post Master.
The latter refused 60 deliver the Con.
sular mails except from the Office.
Weir was enraged and slapped his
face, and was arrested and put in
irons, and taken to Payta.
The steamer Nipsic. of the Darien
exploring expedition, has arrived from
Aspinwall. The route from Caledo-
MIA Bay is pronounced impraeticable.
The expedition had moved up to the
Gulf of San Bias, and begun opera
tions there, adopting the line of the
Mondigo River, and intending to
cross the Cordilleras and strike the
head waters of the Chepso or Bayono
River, which flows into the Bay of
Panama.
The National Woman's Suffrage
Association met to- day; about two
hundred persons were present. Mrs.
Stanton in her remarks, thought it O
grave step in progress when women
were tried by jurys of her own sex.
She alluded to the indecent questions
put to women in the Mcfarland trial as
disgraceful and considered it time to
clear out the courts of law, and install
educated and refined persons in their
places. She forgave freely his fun
keyism In consideration of a few
words be had given expression to in
connection with the Mcfarland case.
Miss Phoebe Cozzens, of st. Louis,
and others, spoke.
Eleven cases of smallpox was re-
ported Saturday.
mozart Hall endorsed the Tamma-
ny ticket.
The laborers at the new Harlom
depot, have struck. in consequence Of
an anticipated reduction of wages.
Seymour, the opposition candidate,
was chosen President of the Stock
Exchange. 4H
A train on the Hudson River Road
ran off the track at Manhattanville,
to-day. Nobody injured.
The reported Irregularities in the
affairs of Assessor Scantlan, are un
| founded.
The Hoboken fremen had a riot
last night. Pistols were freely used,
but no damage done.
Mr.. Roescing, the North German
Consul General, authorizes a denial
of the statement published in the
London Times that warning to Ger
mon capitalists against American rail
road bonds emanated from the North
German Consul at New York. He
has written nothing on the subject.
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Cincinnati Items.

CINoINNATI. May 1O.-The Central
Committee of the National Sangerfest
onight received memorial signed
by many of our most prominent oiti-
zens, asking them to so change the
programme of the approaching festi-
val as to have it close ON some other
day than the Sabbath. They decided
to report to the citizens committee
having the matter in charge that it
was now too late to ma Ike the proposed
change. but that they should recon
mend that the line of march be ar
ragued so as to be as little obnoxious
to the christian part of the popula
ton as possible. The matter will be
finally decided morrow night
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dedication of an Odd Fellows nan.

COLUMBUS, May 10.-A meeting
of the Grand Lodge of I. o. o. Il.
was held to day, and the dedication
of their new temple took place. It
drew a great crowd of strangers to
the city. The streets and buildings
were profusely decorated with flags,
and the procession was two miles ia
length, with eight bands of music.
They formed at two o'clock and pa.
raded the streets. The exercises took
place at the Opera House at four
o'clock. Governor Hayes presided,
and the oration was delivered By
Rev. D. II. Moore. At the close, the
crowd went to the new hall, which
was dedicated according to the ritual
by Grand Master Turner. The
Grand Lodge met at ten A. n, but
adjourned without transacting much
business.
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OuAuA Nrn May 10.-O'Neal
the murderer Of " "as sol5aL sHpIuL "
at Elm Greek, Nebra4 es. yss.eiFI1ya n Oh
H.. Irihig, late of Co. oR-uyu 'Ca-l
Infantry, was shot and xil. so ~ ;.
poral Thos. Martin, at BRADY !
Island, yesterday.
General Sheridan is ut Salt Lake.
The Meeker coloDy, at Greeley, Col >
orado. already number several hun
dred, and the number is increasing
daily.
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The New FiBeenRes Passenger De-
DOt-The TInCenHeS City Council
and the giEcennes Press.
EVANSVILLE, May 10.
Editors Journal:
This morning issue of the JOUR
NAL copies an article from the Vim
cennes Times, which forcibly reminds
me Of little girl I once heard boast
ing that she had been measured for a
pair of new shoes, and didn't cry" "
Vincennes has just been measured
for new shoes, in the form OF new
Union Depot, and the editor of the
Times does not merely cry; he fairly
howls. just listen. He says the
transfer of the Ohio & Mississippi
passenger depot to the location of the
new Union Depot, for all the railroads,
at most short quarter of mile west
of the old depot of one rood, viii drive
away allthe trade of Illinois, WHICH
has hitherto come to that city. He
is recommended to 90 to TeFre Haute,
where Union Depotis located furth-
or from the city business houses than
the Vincenues Union Depot is to be,
and is about be located still further
off than the present one. and yet the
Illinois trade in Terre Haute ia so
good that the st. Louis managers of
st. L., A. & T.. III. R. -. find it profit
able and necessary to run local pas
senger morning train, from NATION
into Terre Haute, and out again every
evening.
The Times man says the Union Pas
/ senger Depot, will, as matter ol
cousse, be followed bya Union Freight
Depot. Well. and if it should, is its
/ facilities for exchange and transpor-
tation which brings business to city
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Chicago Items.

CHICAGO, May 10.-A convention
is to be held in Chicago, on May 18th
and 26th, to organize a Northwestern
Woman's Franchise Association.
1t is expected that the New York
Seventh Regiment, will be In this city,
on the 4th of July.
The Red River Nelo Nation says
that Col. Rankin Of Canada, was ex-
PEELED from Winnipeg, because of his
strong Fenian prCcivities, and that
he offered Reil the services of 200 or
300 fillibusters from the United
States, and the offer was declined
without thanks.
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RantIst 1onrnntInn.

LOUISVILLE. May 10.-In the South
ern Baptist Convention, to-day, a
report of the Committee on Co o-opera-
ton with Northern Baptists was read.
The report is adverse to co-opera-
ton, and sustained by unanimous
vote. The convention adjourned
until the next meeting in st. Louis.
a vast amount of business has been
transacted.
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sBOURNAE4
WEDY RsDAY. MAY II, 1870.
TnE announcement by the Mayo

THE announcement by the Mayor
Of Louisville, that he will enforce the
city ordinances regulating the open
ing and closing of drinking saloons
on Sundays, has caused the saloon
keepers to fear that the day which
has heretofore proved their best day
for business. viii hereafter be the
"dullest" day of the week.
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SALT LAKE, May 1O.-It il report.
ed that A. Lyman. who was cut off
from a pastorship of the Mormon
church some time since, for preach
ing sermons denying the etonement
of the Saviour, has been made Presi-
dent of Godbeites.
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MoNrpE LIER, May 10-The State
election for members Of the Constitu-
tionaI Con17en zion took place to day.
A small vote was cast, and hardly
any interest manI.t .tested except on the
proposition to incorporate. woman 3
suffrage in the Constitution. The
Convention will be co. imposed Of the
strongest men in the State, and be
strongly, If not unanimously, opposed
to Woman's suffrage.
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ESTABLISHED. 1881.

practicable period. so as to prohibit the
taking effect OF any law or acts OF the Gen
eral Assembly proposing to recognize or
create any liability Of the State for the
said canal stocks, or any part thereof, un-
I'll such proposition shall have been sub
mitted to direct vote Of the people Of tho
State and approved by them.
STATE ADMINISTRATIONS ENDORSED.
IS. That we heartily endorse the admin
istration OF our state affairs by Govern or
Baker and bis associate Officers, and cspe-
ctally congratulate the people that the
time Is so near when the State debt Will be
entirely liquidated.
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ATLANTA. GA, May 10.-Suit was
brought to-day in the Superior Court,
by Governor Bullock, against the
Constitution newspaper for libel and
slander in publishing the statement
that the Governor sold the State Rail-
road to the Adams Express Com
many ..
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BosToN, May 10.-The minority
report against State aid to the Hart
ford and Erie Road was presented
to. day. 1t takes the ground that it
is better for the road to go iato bank
ruptcy now than to expend 81, 900, 600
and then fail.
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WILMINGTON. N. c.. May 1O.-The
celebration Of the Confederate Ne =
mortal day, to-day. surpassed any pre-.
vious year. Business was suspended,
and two thousand persons were
present at the decoration Of the
graves.
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Death or a veteran,

ERIE, Pa, May 10.-Beni. Elem
ing, the last survivor Of Commodore
Perry's men. died in this city yester-
day, aged So years. The funeral will
be attended to morrow by the officers
and crew Of the U. s. steamer Miehi
gan and citizens generally.
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DOOIey's Baking Powder.

The standard reputation attained by
this unrivaled and infallibIe Yeast Pow
DER during tWeive wears past, is due 10 its
perfect purity, healthfulnesa. ana econo-
my. Put up I'm tins. actual weight, as
represented, and viii keep for yeara
The quantity required for use IS from
one fourth To one-half less than other
Baking Powders
Sold by GrOcers throughout the United
States- DOOLHY q BROTH EH
Manufacturers and PrOprfetOrs
APPS d3m cod 60 New Street, N, Y.
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INDIANAPOLIS, May 1O.-An ad-
iourned meeting of the Superintend-
ents of all the Western Roads, will be
held in this city, on Friday. the 18th
inst, to arrange the Summer time
cards.
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NEW ORLEANS, May TO- - Tho
steamship Frankfort arrived here to-
day from Bremen. with three hundred
and fifty passengers, mostly emigrants.
The Frankfort landed at Havana,
seven men belonging to the British
bark Hero. The Hero was bound
~am Santiago de Cuba to Montreal,
H., = full cargo of sugar and molas
W wen was burned at sea on the I'd,
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THE CONSTITUTIONS.

2. That we reverence the Constitution OF
the United States, as the supreme law OF
the land. and wise embodiment of the
principles OF free Government, and fol-
lowing It's teachings we Will adopt from
time to time, euch amendments as are
necessary more completely to establish
justice, insure domestic tranquility, and
secure the blessiug IS Of liberty 10 ourselves
and our pOsterfIv
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CBAs. ID. HAZARD.
The Neat Paper rEnnrer.

All work Warranted. Orders left at Nos.
AZ and 40 Main Street; also, nt No. Ir
South First Street. apg-2m
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/. We congratulate the country on the
restoration OF law and order In the late
rebeluous States, under the reconEtruc-
tion measures adopted by the general
Government, and upon the return OF
peace, and of fraternal feeling among the
people OF all the states under Constitu-
civil rights of all citizens, Without dis
tiuctEon of race or color.
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TuE United States Register and Re

THE United States Register and Re
ceiver's Office yesterday sold forty
tracts Of land, 1,600 acres, in this
State, in Crawford, Newton, Daviess,
Vigo, Knox, Whitney and Perry
Counties, at a price averaging 80 Is
to 81 80 per acre. The tracts had
been enormously marked on the map
as swamp and canal lands. and had
been held by the Government on that
account A gentleman from Marion,
Ohio, named Israel II. Watts, ap-
piled for the whole list, as did Judges
Martindale and @ H. Chapman. The
latter were purchasers to large
amount. Hon. j. ID. Rowland was
the purchaser Of fifty one acres in
Sullivan County.-lndianapohs Jour
nal.
We suspect that this sale is omi-
nous Of trouble for some of the
farmers in Daviess, Knox aud Perry
Counties, who think they own land
which was enormously marked, and
which has been purchased by some
body else.
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.nur Atten' tiOn

fully and promptly attel. % STiEFFnN.
mall IT CHAkI.h -,
Your -AtteHl lion
Is CORDIALLY INVITED roA HE
Henderson County, KY, Land b, W.
GRAND PRIZE SCHEME.
Eaterprise CHARTERED by the Legis-
lature OF Kentucky, and endorsed eHd
rec0mme 1ded by every leading olhcial ~
the state. and upwards OF OOO OF hef most
prominent citizens.
ST. PRIZES, $3l4, ,320l
Comprising the richest river bottom To-
bacco farms IN the wealthy county Of
Henderson, Kentu cky, with All their aps
purtenances.
Capital Prize, $l5O,OOO !!
Smallest Prize, $50!
Also, about $4,000 ia GRE.EHBACFES,
being the entire rent money OF inc prop
erty Tor the years 1869 aud 1870. wh. ca VIII
be distributed 10 the winners of th Itrst
seUen prizes respectiveiy. Rent Of she IA. mt
dGntIy expelled hat they viii sauai u AT 81
su rpass tnis figure LOT 1870.
a dcIKetss FIVE HOELAEESs
The Drawing viii posttfgclv take place
july ., 1870, at MASONIC TEMPLE.
LOUISVILLE. KY. Hundreds OF our best
citizens have given unquallfed certificates
aud Endorsements OF this magnificent en-
LeTIgTtf
Every dollar invested by ticket holders,
IS held IN trust by the commissioners ap-
pointed by the Legislature, until the
drawing taxes place and prizes arc delty-
cred.
In order 10 have your tickets properly
registered, buy AT ONCE OF your nearest
club aRenls or remit by Express fprepnid.)
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Henderson, Ky.
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JOHN g. LATHAM Preefdepf 9sanIr of
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Paducah, Ky.
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Lexington. Ky.
w. Z. TYLER, Cashier Deposit Bank.
OWenabOrO, KY.
sEMoNIN, bIxoE & CO, Evansville.
Indiana
Good c7liJ 1fge'ats Wonted lgDervwhere.
mall dWtd
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The RepublIcan SAC PIatform.


The Union Republican party of Indiana
assembled IN Convention az IndIanapo-
lis, on the 22d day of FEBRUARY. 1870, make
the following declaration Of principles:
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FrErErNrn AMrrpnrrr.

3. That we rejoice at the ratification o.
the Fifteenth Amendment, which forevel
secures an equality of political rights "a
ali men, and we extend to the colored
man q helping hand TO enable him IN
the race OF life TO improve and elevate bis
condition.
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OI-- NLO TO-
WALL PAPER,
WINDOW SHADES
LACE CURTAINS,


General HOUSE Furnishing Goods,
Ever brought 10 the Sgesterss'
Markea.
These goods hove been
bought since she great de-
cline in Gold, and are ALI
much lower than sst amy EtEsae
SINCE THE WAR.
In Quality, style. and Price, we
propose to place our STOCK in com
Detiti61 with that Of any other
Mark, In the United States.
WIN. r.. FRENCH
81 Co.,
~ md ID Main ST.
Evansville, Indiana.
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SOLDIERS AND SAILORS.

8. That we re-ahirna that /" OF all who
were faithful In the trials of the late war
ihere are none entitled 10 more especial
hohof tnan the brave soldiers and seamen
VINO endured the hardships or campaign
and cruise, and imperiled their lives In
the service OF their country, and the boun-
ties ana pensions provided by law for
those brave defenders OF the nation are
obligations never TO be forgotten, and
should be paid without cost to the recipi-
ent. The widows and orphans OF the gal
liant dead are the wards OF the nation-a
sacred legacy bequeathed 10 the nations
protecting care
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NArToNAL DIET.

4. That the National Debt, created in
the defense and preservation II the u Union, 4,
however great the burden, must be cheer
fully borne until honorably and honestly
extinguished I'm accordance with the letter
and spirit OF the several laws authorizing z
the debt, ana that all attempts At repudia-
the scorn and denunelation OF any honest
and patriotic people.
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10. That we approve the general course
OF our senator and Republican Represen-
and entire confidence that they Will act
with wisdom and integrity in ali that con-
Germs the welfare of the people: and that
We lender thanks to Senator Morton for
his exeftions IN so shaping the legislation
OF Congress on the reconstruction of the
late rebel States, 8s to secure the passage
of the Fifteenth Amendments
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CANAL bonds.

IA. That the canal stocks iesued nndar
the legislation OF 1886 and l847. commonly
called the" " Butler Bill, )" were, BY the terms
OF the contract, charged exclusively upon
the wabash and Erie Canal, its revenues
and lands; and the faith OF the STATE never
having been directly or Indirectly pledged
Tor The payment or redemption thereof
part of the outstanding debts or liabilities
OF the State. That the Constitution of this
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ADMINIsTRATIoN ENDORSED.

13. That taxation for county and other
local purposes has become so great as To be
oppressive TO the people; that our system
OF county administration needs reform
and we demBnd OF our Yepresen tatfves in
the Legislature such changes in the seal.
utes Of the State as will project the naonIa
from extravagant tax levies by local An.
thorities; and as an aid to this needed re-
form. we favor reduction OF the fees of
county officers 70 standard which will
furnish q fair and reasonable Commence
tion for the services rendered. and fhaf No
officer should be favored with saIarv TOO
or perq beyond such FAIR ana rsas1@r,
able com nDeusatfoI1
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EnterpTise CHARTERED by the Legis-
lature OF Kentucky, and endorsed nhd
recGmme 1ded by every leading olhcinl ~
.,rrs,. ~. .ntts offlganN.
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5n patZEs. Sal4. .32OI

baceo farms IN he wealthy county Of
Henderson, Kentu cizys with All their ap'