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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-11-26
TACOMA, Nov. %,

TACOMA, Nov. 20, 1870.
Ed. STANDARD: The mill lately rebuilt
at this place is again in working order, and
perhaps the following brief description Of
it will be ofinterest to some of your read
crs:
The mill has been videned, and 10 now
three hundred and sixty feet long and forty
feet vide.
The expense Of rebuilding, considering
the work done, has been very light, about
5000.
The upper floor is occupied by the dou-
bic circular, edger, pony gang, scsutling
machine and trimners; the louer foor BY
engises, boilers, hath mill and planer.
The boilers are four in Number, With
sixty fues in each. The engines also num-
Der four. The FIRST with 20-isch cylinder
and two feet stroke, drives the double cir
eular ssd bull Wheel Ose with l2-iuch
cylinder and eighteen inches stroke, drives
the edger alone, and one With l4-inch cyl
isder and tvo feet stroke drives the scant-
ling machine. say dust conveyors, planer.
lath mill and trimmers. The fourth 10 an
upright cylinder, driving the pony gang
The 60-isch circulars are spesded 10 rs
revolutiops per minute, the sdger 10 400,
the scsntlisg usehise 70 2 500, the plsner
10 Z. 500, the lssA mill 10 5000, ssd The
trinoers TO zoo.
The aoubse eiss.lar and sdger are both
driven direct froa their ssspeesise e.
gines, the belt 10 both iassascs lsadiag
from the driving wheel Of the sseise 70
the pulley 90 the sav arbos, viskost the
al Of aIy eouaser shsftisg. ke- The pis-
To Of The gang esgiss makes diress eos-
peetioa vish the botssa Of The g.sksa
ssd the feed d eossinsoss, bsi.g governed
BY cone Palleys.
An nvd.ss 10 carried By ssesa power
70 he IRE rooa, and The surplus : sisiesd
into the bay BY shs cd Il . ssrsam Of "a
ter. A large tank vas built, hohes shssss
rebaih and . new wharf just fsisAed.
The york has been eosAocasa usler the
inoediafe supesvisioa II Mr. Z. I. Cole
Das- and The proprietor en- cosgrsisl.ss
theesslves % having. II so& The best, Of
least oss Of the hess. Mills On the coast.
viii estsisg capacity per hasd - grsa,
- asy.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-11-26

FAn-TAe Fasey Fair in AID Of the
~Phsss ssdr shs care Il the SISTERS Il
Charity. u Ss<shess.. VII b. hslS sexs
Wednesday and nsrsdsy evesisgs, 10 tbs
school rsc@s II ths Csssest Tia Atsesds
VI sAe sspAss ore sFpe,isl Do. 10 AID the
God vs<a By The pxxAsss 81 scse II the
@ssy hssnsifsi and .s<fsl srsi>sss vAseh
VI Be s4erxd Cor ss< co sksa oc<xsss~.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-11-26

q Mr.. George Jooes, . gardener a
many ysan' exPsueses, has supplied tkis
c6ee ssv variety Of rsdisA-to eh1 10
eality, II least.-vhieh he calls the Bhsk
Spanish The Specimens len With n
vers sreus in Ssasssva. and are ~ ~.
esilsst vsrissy Il winter rsadsA- Nj j.
slse leA several hssAs u kstscs, Of - s.s-
Or and ersPy growth ss those grovs 10
sprisgtiss- He b eeakdens he can pro-
dsee IN the ep~s air, saaer favorable cir
es.stssess, every VARSITY sf g,rdes vexs-
tshass. fhsv~ghoss cur srdisary viassra
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-11-26

tn. following named gentlemen are author.
med to receive and receipt for money due on
subscription to the STANDARD:
n. W. wArrr, Victoria, VI;
n. p. HARPER, Rockland, Klikitat Co.
J. G. CAav, Yakima county;
J.. L. DUReAu, Cowlitx;
WARREN Cows, Nisqually.
E.A. WILSON, Arcadia;
STEPHEN JrDsoN, Steilacoom;
+. A. LIGHr,
HEyMAx GooprnI,
FREo. MvERs, Fort Montgomery;
r. MCCAIN, Tacoma;
s. F. CooNBs, Seattle
o. J. McCAusLASS, Port Blakely;
Maj. G. o. HALLsR, WILDLY Island;
JANIS MuRrHTy Utsalady
HOLDEN A JCDseN, VIII atcom;
JoHx r. JUDsux, Port Townsend;
@. W. CANNON, Portland, Oregon.
~ Money csn be sent through the mails
1t our risk.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-11-26

- TAe Stsfn.a. says the ~litsle
towns % the Sossd vkieA sspirs 10 Be
esgDeseiai e.peris.s, vcsh ses-veiy
1ahs respectable ssburs At W ALA VI alla.
The sbsurday Of The ssssrsest . spyarsss
vkes the okesai esssss sAsss fkas wsIlz
VISTA has len than q hssdssd ns~e papa-
lsssss sAss oaysPsa, assPlse her b,.saerisg
presessssss
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-11-26

3. P. FseRRa, 20 and Il New Neclanics' E1.
change, 70 our ssls autherised agent Ia San
Francisco. For Eastern advertising, Mr..
Fisher Is represented by 8. r. Pettingill /
Co., Of New York and Boston.
Agents IN sAs Atlantic States.
Henson I NEx.r, are the only Eastern Adver
Using Agents, with whom We do bushes
direct in the Atlantic States. ONCE, 4
Park Row, Tm.s Building, New York City.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-11-26

Poar fcvxsExD.-TAs Nsssasr ays :
Froa private letses received 10 this
eity froa wsshisgsos, Ne lssr. thss or
dem hare bses isssrd By The NestAsss fs-
esge Rsilrusd Co. 10 have the hashss II
Psss Aseelss surveyed
"Ths Sssases Cs'}svrss - fssa By
ths Cclisessr IL Cussoas ess shs~nsa anL
hn fes sos hsvisg her nasiSsss psspsriy
us3e cot IL ss<os tkas % her ~ IMP
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-11-26

THASKs-fe our cd friesa J. X. Rob
lin, Of Seattle, for . ds.ijohs Of cid Cut
ssf Bosrbos, The bsst article for the .'ssss-
seh's sake ssA eur sfiss inernisis, which
- hare ever ssssa spos IL Ssss4L Rob
b;ss b . pAihsshsspiss Via ks ssdersak-
- DO rsfar. ~ .~sk Of the psspls Of
Sossie By fsruisaisg the. better srtiese
Il hqsos tkss tAsy have kssssofsss bees
seeuxssos1 h.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-11-26
I" Sleepy Noliow.~

PoRr TOWNSEND, Nov. 20. 1870.
Ed. STANDARD: l notice in che ltsh
issse Of the Messsse. . half cols~s saJer
The above heading, 10 which IL. editor -
saib the nerehsots Of Por Tvvnsesd ~
m alleged want Of industry and sAsspssa
10 business, and sppsar 10 before thss h
vosh be . great advantage to the CONNIE
atty IL fsv live psrehsoss fssa Chissge
would scos md do bssinss II said plses.
Ii 10 quiss eoDooa Zoe nea vks have
sssAise 70 shov fos their bssissn sssli-
ties b be the frss 10 iastrscs sskess ~
they shesA massage their bssiaess - Asvs
success. Ii 81 sew idea that cgoos-
atty vosld Be- the gamer BY hssisg . ses
Of sharp ssa isasssrioss aerehasas. I
vssld pity asy csonssiiy which Aad .
sharpss ct Of nerehasts thas Pen Hsvv-
send believe they al sell .srs essas
sAsa tAsy ges the pay fer. Why cpsll
sSs the isr+sssisg Mssssss have sarvisi
the ssbjses hssiIs further and have ~
- vhss VOID b the rssuls il esss Eee
editor free Chicago sAosh esos - Rsss
Tovssesd md prist respectable aAnily
paper! What vesA thee b he eisssS
toe sf The MesssSei
Va HFwurn
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-06-09

the Republican party in California viii do it.
One thing At least We know BY experience,
and that is that the Democratic party will not
do it; whether because of the power and in
fluence of the See Yup Company over Demo-
cratic legislators, or because Of the natural
inherent disposition of Democratic leaders to
leave unfulflled the promises upon which
they obtained power, 1 cannot say.
Sir, all this cry about the Republican party
being in favor of "Chinese suffrage" is an
unmitigated and transparent humbug. There
are not ten American citizens, of whatever
political faith, upon the Pacific coast who
favor Chinese suffrage, or who would fail to
antagonize any proposition to give the ballot
to the Chinaman.
Sir. do not propose to enter at length at
this time upon a discussion of this Chinese
question. trust have been sufficiently ex-
plicit to convey to my constituents knowl-
edge of my views with respect ia the Chinese
question. l shall take occasion at the earli-
est opportunity to press these views upon the
attention of the House and the country, and
beg leave to say. in the mean time, in reply
70 my friend from California, Mr.. Johnson
who seems to have composed his interesting
Essay with one eye on the Democratic ext |
,encies of his district and the other on the !
that the bill now under con- |
'ideration is simply an act to prevent his
'arty friends from rendering the fifteenth |
amendment nugatory with regard to colored
'itizens, and that it does not touch in any
manner the questions of Chinese immigration
" Chinese suffrage.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-06-09

TIE TEowEL which was presented by
Iota Mayhush to Mr.. Cavanagh is not, it
seems, to be used by the Masans in laying
the corner stone. Yesterdays Enterprise
SAYS:
Tie Appeal IS wrong. however, in saying
TIA. this Is the trowei that VIII be used IN
l,.ias. the corner stone OF ;ne State Capitol.
T1e trowei that viii De used On the occasion
referred TO Is now in this city. 1t is solid
silver trowel, with an ivory handle and silver
fs-rules, and was manufactured by Anderson
& Randolph, San Francisco. 1t is Of full
SIZE; is beautifully polished on the face,
aaj within a neatly engraved border ON the
bsck contains the foiLowing Inscription
3 Grand Lodge F. & A. NJ. Of Nevada" 1t
is NO dinsy affair. Is iss weight 10 too end
oac-37AEtsr 2orads.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-06-09
Committee of Invitation.

/ Committee OF Invitation.
Judge sam'l II. Wright, Major H. S. Mason,
A. i. Drie,bach, IL. NJ. Yerington,
Hon. 5. C. Wright, Frederick Stadtmuller,
| Vim. G. Hamilton, George l.. Gibson,
| Theodore A. hale, 4. G. Ludlow,
Capt. c. H. Mash, GA. Tyrrell,
James Fraser, W. d. Torrey son,
+. Walker, Y. Stewart
Daniel Corbett, John Rosser,
A. Livingston, DR.. J. VI. Benton,
Jacob Klein, S L. JONES'
VIM. 4. Wilson, A. d. Treadway,
Henry A. Rhoaies, T. D. Edwards,
Joseph Rosenstock, Matthew Rinkle,
james Miller. William Mason,
Gus Lewis, l.. Stearns.
Jacob Muller, Andrew Wright,
II. 7. Rice. J. Martin Reese,
George Tufy, Louis Braier
Capt. George Lyon. III. J. Peters,
+. d. Turner, Ira Staley,
E. b. WartIaan, I. D. Hefrck,
George Atwood, II. Berthrong,
W. Williams, Louis Morris,
+. Rockwell, Jacob sheyer.
VIRGINIA CITY,
George Hopkins. J. L. Van Bokkelen,
J. p. Smith. John C. Currie,
W. A. NJ. Van Bokkelen, n. a. II. Bail
Charles Van Gorier, +. A. Trigie,
Samuel Chubbick.
Dr. J. c. Hazlett, Charles Brant, James Crawford
Reception Com mittee.
J. Martin Reese, Il. J. Peters,
u y. NOteware, BIC. Whitman.
Floor Managers.
II. s. Mason, Henry A. Rhoades,
Gov. J. S. Slingerland. George L. Gibson.
Floor Director.
NJ. ". Gaige.
TICK ETS. So so. |
TO BE had OF THE COMMITTEE.
Music by the Metropolitan Brass and
String Band,
je2-td
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-06-09

After paying the expenses of the entertainment
and making che distribution Of the gifts, Is above
announced, the balance viii be applied 10 extin
gushing the present Indebtedness of the NercaI-
tile Library Association
The Concert and Distribution will take place
under the immediate directiOd Of the Board u
Trustees of the Mercantile Library Associ ,tIoa.
assisted by a Supervisory Committee, selected
from State, City and County officers, and we'll
known citizens IF san Francisco.
Holders Of tickets which gifts may be AWARDED
will receive the sane presentation OF snch tic6
cts or coupons to the Business gents Of the Board
of Trustees, at their office,
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-06-09
NOTICE TO MECHANICS.
A Premium OF $500

Win be given for the best Model Of Two Wheels
Of glass and iron, for this distribution
The Trustees rsssrve the right to reject any and
oil models. milo l44p
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-06-09
THE PROCESSION

VIII form on Division street at IL o'clock A.
Nj, left resting on Proctor street, then march
down Proctor street to Curry street; up Curry
street to Robinson street, down Robinson street TO
Carson street, down Carson street to Fourth street.
up Fourth street to Nevada street; mp Nevada
street to King street; IN King street to Minnesota
street: up Minnesota street 70 Musser street:
down Nusser street to the corner of Musser and
Carson streets, where the Procession will halt and
open ranks. The Grand Lodge OF A. =. x A. NJ,
escorted by Knights Templsr, will then march
through the line followed by each division In its
regular order, to the northeast corner of the Ia
pitol Building, when the ceremonies of laying the
Corner Stone viii take place
After the ceremonies have been concluded the
general procession will be dismissed and each diyi
sion be under the c,'ntrol of its own Marshal.
The knights Templar will escort the Grand
Lodge A. 4. 4 A. to their Lodge Room.
Re- The Marshais Of Divisions are requested
to report to the Grand Marshal at the Sheriff s
Ofire, Carson City at Q O'Clock A. u.
By order Of
T. A. TRITLE, Grand Marshal.
Carson CITY, June 8, 1870.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-06-09

Committee Of Arrangements.
DR.. George Munckton, Judge J. Nicely johnson,
Gov J. s. Slingerland Hon A. Curry,
Capt. William Wallace, NJ. N. Gaige,
Mr.. Peter Cavanaugh, Major Ii. Il. Mghels.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-06-09

ORDER
p PROCESSION
LAYING Of the CORNER STONE
STATE CAPITOL OF NEVADA,
AT CARSON CITY,
JUNE 9th,l6zO.
Grand Marshal and Aids
Band.
Military Companies
Grand Army of the Republic.
Fire Companies of Virginia City, Gold Hill and
Carson City.
Feiersl Officers.
State 0ficers-if mounted or in carriages-if on
foot place will be assigned them, if desired, by
the Grand lodge p. & A. NJ, in its ranks.
Officers and Attaches of L. S. Mint
Contractor, Architect. and Employees Of the State
Capitol building,
Citizens
I. o. Cool Templsrs.
%. Odd Fellows.
Grand Lodge of 1. o. o. F.. Of Nevada
Mounted escort of Knights Templar from Levitt |
Clinton CommanjeIy No. i, virginia, Nevada. !
escorting the Grand Lodge f. 4 A. N. Of the |
State Of Nevada.
Grand Lodge L. 4 A. n. OF the State of Nevada. |
The State Capitol Commissioners will be assigned |
position in the rsuks of the Gland Lodge.
All the Organizations named, excep,n, the
Knight 1emp!ar and Grand Lodge A. +. x A. NJ,
ire requested to appoint their own AIarshais AMI |
lssn the positions of the several companies with
N their division.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-03-16
CONDENSED TEL8GRAMS.

WEDNESDAY,, March l6.
Gold closed In New York yesterday, at
81 117s.
The steamer st. Laurent mas arrived at
Brest.
lafayette Carter has been nominated
for Surveyor General of Idaho.
The steamships Cambria, from Ham
burg, and Virginia. from Liverpool have
arrived at New York
A State Temperance Convention is to be
thorough organization of the Temperance
voters OF the State.
An agricultural implement store, car
penter sFop livery stable and saloon, in
Waverly, Mo-, were burned on the night
of The Sth Inst. Loss about $40 900 insurance
small.
After another heavy rain storm, acom-
panied by thunder, on Monday night, the
weather at st. Louis turned cold. Monday
night, snow fell Tor several hours. YeSter-
day mo ming was cold nearly as any DUR
Ing the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gardner. who have been in
custody, for some weeks, in New York, on
suspictoD.o Of having caused the murder of
the aged Capt. John Alexander, of New
Orleans, by poison, were released on Mon
day. The c0rOner's jury found that the
ancient mariner had died from natural
causes.
on Monday, the notorious Count Otto
Won Below, SO called, was arraigned for
trial in Elizabeth, N. J., on the charge of
swinding, preferred against him by his
brother-in-laW. The other creditors hav-
ing Withdrawn their suits In consequence
of the absence of important witnesses, the
case was postponed.
RudOlphe, the billiard champion of
America, offers to play three games with
Roberts, SEN, ex-champion of England,
for the championship of the world, for
1000. The game to be the glish, / 900
points, French, 500 po nts, and American, !,
/ En0s n be4 rlavad in Paris Or fOgq w haf baYs
London or New York be selected.
The rush to the San Diego gold fields are
unabated. Stages are daily crowded. The
steamer from San Francisco on Sunday
carried about four hundred gold seekers.
same destination. It was reported the
Cinnamon had Deen driven away from the
mines and several of them killed. San
Diego and other places in the Southern
portion of tho State are being rapidly de-
populated.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-03-16
Alex Gum berGs Kills Geo.
Mc2herry of this
City Instantly.
The Methodist Book Con-
eern Investigation.
Important Foreign News.
The Iuf4lllbillty Question.
Murder, Suicides, etc.
Washington and New York
Items.

Tragedy on The Steamer Quickstep.
at Unt0ntOWn-tiCOPge McSheFFY
INSTANTLY Killed by Alex. GumbertS
Both Parties Residents OF this
Clty-AFPest OF GumbePts-QuarFel
Originated over Game of Cards.
Special to the Evansville Journal.
MT. VERNON, Ind, March 15.-
While the steamer Quickstep was ly-
ing at Uniontown, last night, Alex.
Gumberts, of Evansville, shot and
killed a passenger. also a citizen of
Evansville. They we're playing cards,
and deceased accused Gumberts of
stocking the cards on him."
Some words ensued, sand Gumberts
said, if he did not shut his mouth
he would shoot him. Deceased said,
Il guess not" Gumberts went to
his state-room, and returned with a
pistol and shot him five times. killing
him instantly. Gumberts is under
arrest at Uniontown.
[second Dispa.chl.
MT. VERNON, Ind, March 15.-The
dead mans name is George McSherry.
He used to stay in Chandler's boat
store, and is brother-in-law to Geo.
Burch, steward on the Sam. Orr. He
is a married man and has one child.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-03-16

adopt such constitutional provision
years ago, and the time is rot far dis
tant when the same measure, de-
manded by the voice Of true believers
in religious liberty all over the land,
will be proposed and adopted as an
amendment to The Constitution of the
United States.
These amendments, giving the
broadest civil and political equality
and securing the most complete re-
ligious freedom, constitute together
the grandest platform every yet laid
down by any party-a platform which
will reflect Ilasting honor on the Radi-
Gals of Missouri, and in which, in years
that are coming, all good citizens of
the State will have reason to rejoice.
Well donel Radicals of the Legisla
turel The people viii thank you for
your work.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-03-16
Another Murder-SUIcIde.

LOUISVILLE. March 15.-On last
Friday, near Hawesville, Ky, Mr.. R
j. King was stabbed to the heart and
instantly killed, by neigh Dor, Mr..
Chris. Taylor. Both parties were
highly esteemed by their neighbors.
The difficulty originated about the
moving of some rails around a garden
fence which divided their lots. Nr.
King was buried on Sunday, With
Masonic honors. he being a member
of that body. Mr.. Taylor gave him
self up TO the proper authoriti es, and
his examining trial was to have come
off yesterday.
John Greenup, formerly steward at
the Hawkins and Elliston house,
Covington. KY. committed suicide
here, this evening. by hanging him
self to bed post. No cause is as
signed.
A bill passed the House, to-day.
making it misdemeanor, punishable
by pretty severe penalty, to import
Texas cattle in the grazing counties
of Kentucky.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-03-16
Cuban Affairs.

NEW York, March 15.-General
James Watson Webb writes a long
letter to the Tribune from Havana,
March 9th, favoring the accordance
of bellIgerent rights to the Cubans,
and if President Grant and Secre tary
Fish knew the whole truth, they
would have been conceded six mo- Jhs
ago. He says the Cubans have from
$4,000 to 10000 well armed troops
and as many more carrying pixies and
seythes, &c, and that on the author
ity of Spanish volunteer officer, If
100000 stand of arms could be land
ed, they would find Cubans to carry
them, and Havana would fall In a
fortnight. The officer claimed that
the gunboats built in the II. S. had
so guarded the islands that it was
impossible to land arms aud ammu-
milton.
General Webb says the cruelties
perpetrated upon the Cubans actually
exceed belief, and the cold blooded
murders and indiscriminate butehe-
ries perpetrated by the Spanish sol
diers and Spanish volunteers upon
the defenseiess women and chill
makes ones blood boil with indieu
tlOn
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-03-16
From the Missouri Democrat ]
GFa1dEV D0nei

h legislature has now passed by
. FL W majority In both Houses, and
itted to the people certain
dments to the Constition, which
1nquestionably be adopted at the
rc election. Three of these re-
mer all political disabilities i'm
Dose by the Constitution because of
81 -ilIpatIOn IN rebellion; the first
ding suffrage to all male citi-
tie second repeating the re-
ons as to office holders,
the third as to jurors.
three, when adopted, will
away every form Of discrimina-
etWeen citizens of this State on
ut Of race, color, previous con-
Gf servItude, or past participa-
To rebellion, and will put all
Is upon an equal footing, each
I'd Or fall according to his own
No other State has as yet
palmer and more emphatic
see the glorious creed of the
cai party. No other State, we
assured, will attain a more en-
prosperity than Missouri will
vixen these measures shall
ceen engrafted upon the Consti-
5 other amendments have beer
rCsed. one removing the District
1T system, which has proved ex
lely inconvenient, and the othel
aIing the double liability clause
sbich q vast sum of capital ha
prevented from investment il
State. To those two amend
lis, not affecting party relations il
way 70 opposition is made, bu
" vili &c most heartily sustained
atel.igent men Of all parties, a
ateo 20 remove impediments Il
velfara and prosperity of tn
~ addition to these, the Legisla
las also passed and submitted t
sople the amendment providin
faa o public fund. school or other
saa be appropriated for any secta
fsr nstitutioh or purpose. II thi
re-. Missouri sets an exampl
cther States may well folio'
delay. New York wishes tha
z-ns bad been vase enough
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-03-16

rICN HoUsE.-Mayor Cookery,
&Snapp, Chas. Eppinghousen,
lief Of Police Grove will go to
vile TO morrow to inspect the
House IN that city, prepara-
The erection Of a building for
me purpose for this city. 1t will
ad on The alley Of the Fourth
market house, where the old
BOSE now stands. Ii Is also con-
E-ed to scar away the Central
la House, and erect City Hall,
apartments for the city officers,
3il Chamber, Mayors Court, etc.
to se done the coming season,
ext year the old market house IS
So replaced with a new one. Such
tha talk among the city guardians.
HaWte ETpreSs, 18th.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-03-16

zRAL LoGAN's army bill-the
MEASURE Of retrenchment which
The House last weeks be-
clo the Military Committee Of the
Senate where every effort will
be uaie by interested parties to
leee=s an adverse report. The real
gTesGaa IS, whether We have any
sgparr itineraries an the army list. IF
gs hse, let them be left to follow
re dance Of wisdom into paths Of
pleas tness and peace.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-03-16

EEL WILLIAM T. DENNIS has
his connection with the
nd Humn1ing Bird to devote
re attention to the business
leat Of the Saturday Ereniag
which he says. affords him
field for labor and success"
st number of the Mirror looks
a &, and gives promise of sus-
its reputation before it was
ont into a daily.