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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-04-21
Cincinnati Items.

/ CIEcINNATI, April 20.-The Com
mittee of the Board of Trade on
Transportation had a conference this
afternoon with w. G.. Mckay, Chair
man cf the Committee of General
Freight Agents Association.
Mckay stated that it was the in
tention of the committee to prepare
a re classification of freights so as to
remove existing grievances as far as
possible, and invited shippers in gen.
eral to cooperate In fixing a new
schedule. ltl.I- tf- E8 90
/ The Western Distllers' As
sociation, this afternoon,d au-
thorized their attorneys to pro-
pose to Commissioner Delano
to remit all deficiency and per diem
taxes accruing under the forty-eight
hour rule until the first Of May, the
distillers agreeing after that date to
run under that rule, unless the same
was changed in the meantime by law,
Congress, or order from Commissioners
Delano.
The oolored people had a grand
demonstration at Dayton, Ohio, to-
day, In honor of the adoption of the
Fifteenth Amendment. Llllo
The Board of Methodist Episcopal
Bishops hold their next meeting at
Dayton, Ohio, commencing May %.
The Miami Congregational Confer
ence adjOured to night.
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New York Items.


NEW YoRK, April 20.-The re-
mains of Anson Burlingame were to-
day transferred With unostentatious
ceremony, from the steamship Silesia,
to the Fall River steamer Providence.
They will arrive in Boston tomorrow
morning. 4a.. eysie.9aal aaE aiglr
The National Board Of Fire Un-
'der@riters to-day elected Henry A.
Oakley, President vice Jas, Mclean,
The Feniad Congress Organized,
with General j. Donnelly, Of Utica,
Speaker. One hundred and seventy
eight delegates were present. ...-.
Keenan, who shot Meehan was to-
day admit ed to bail. e.7ll1 I
Private letters from Miss Christine
Nilsson, announce her intention to
visitthis country next JSeptmber, on
a professional tour, which will en-
brace at least one hundred perform.
ances. .,..-.-.s,---
Papers were read in the National
Baptist Convention to day, on Bap-
tist iouanafs; on the establishment of
national Organization for education
aIpurposesi on the Jesuit collegiate
institution: on ministerial culture,
etc. The Convention adjourns to-
morrow. sEs s1lai el1 ~ -
Edwin Perry, the murderer of the
Brooklyn watchman, Hays, was to-
day sentenced to the State prison for
life sE 4E oGr nov
The trial . of Chambers, for the
murder of VOORHEES,, is begun 81
A number of the ship builders re-
Gently on a strike, have returned to
work, getting the four dollars per
day, as demanded. 4 -vs r-ss-
DIR. Mooran Morris was cho.
sen Secretary of the Board of Inspec
tors, and o. Clarke Secretary of the
Board of Health. E
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Homicide.

DETROIT, April 20.--A young man
named r. Boyd was shot while stand
ing in front of Geo. s.. Nelson's sa-
loon, 321 Woodward Avenue, at one
o'clock to-day. He had previously
had some trouble with Nelson, and
had made an assault on him, beating
him severely and following him up
when he attempted to get away. The
shot was fired by Nelson, from the in
side of the building, Boyd being en-
gagged at the time in kicking in the
window. The ball passed through
Boyd's liver and entered his right
lung, causing injuries which it Is
thought will prove fatal. Nelsongave
himself up.
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To Contractors.

a-sEALFD PROPOSALS WILL TSR
SsAreceIved al the Office Of Judge Parr ETA,
On Third street, ON or before April 5OLls at
n O'clock M, Tor the whole or a part OF
fhe erection or the Lamasco School Tlonse.
The bids for the separate parts are 10 be
made as follows: .-s,,r. r-
i. Excavations, brick work, ana stone
work. ID
2. Plast ering.
B. Painting, glass, and glazing. rr.- frIrT T
a Carpenter work. and all wOrE not In
cIuded in the above three parts.
Good security for the proper epeFform-
ance OF the contract nusl ACCOMPANY Ia o
bids The Board reserve the right to reject
any or all the bids. .....r-.Ltr
found az the ONCE OF Boyd & Wood. Arch
fleets, on First Street. -. ss-...s - q.
By order OF the hoard OF Iustees-
X. w. CLOUD,
M. Cow,
apl9 Nv Committee,
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Oongressienal summary.3
WEpNEspAY, ApriI %.

WEDNESDAY April Y. !.
i SENArE.-Members of the Ohio Legisla-
fioor. Bills were introd uced 20 incorpo-
rate the Pacific Submarine Telegraph
Company; authorizing ne South Mime
ern Pacific Railroad. The subject of steam
ship service. between Ean 1brancisco and
Australia was. discussed. The Pacific Rail-
road Bill was taken up, and the propos1-
tion for an additional land grant was dis
cussed, aud was rejeeled-yeas 10, n ays Al :.
The discussion continued, apd several
amendments were offered and rejected.
It was finally agreed that the bill be dis
posed OF this afternoon, and the Senate
adJourneds - go - - 4 - = {
HoUsE.-The Pest once Appropriation
bill was reported and made the spe-
appropriafes s24, ,l00,093 from the Post
once Revenue, and $40 900 out Of the
Treasury. A bill was introduced to I'M
prove water communication between the
MISSISSIPPI River and Lake Michigan via
Wisconsin and Fox Rivers. Several bills
and resolutions were introduced and re-
ported, including one 70 grant pensions
10 certain soldiers of the war of 1872.
Paine introduced q bill TO reduce duties on
imports. Referred to Committee on Ways
and Means. II provides Lhatsfrom and az
ter June 30Lh, 1870, that there shall be re-
ductton of 10 per cent: on all duties inn
posed by the law then IN force upon
goods, wares, and merchandise imported
from foreign countTi s into the United
states, except sPirituous. malt, and Vi
nous liquors and their compounds. apd,
tobacco snuh, and cigars. The Hsuse
then took mp the resolution awarding the
seat as Representative frodh the First
Congressional Distric' of Louisiana, to
Sypaer, which was adopted by seventy
eight to seventy-three. After great deal
of dlibustering by Democratic mem bers
the vote was reconside cred and su bstftute
offered that no valid election had been
held IN tue district, which was formally
agreed 10 and the seat declared vacant.
The Senate's subs tItute for the Georgia
bill was taken up and a long discussion,
ed with iEnumerable motions,
ensued. Butler again asked leave TO in
troduee his Dominica annexation resolu-
ton, but Wood again interposed, and the
House a6j1urned.
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UMoE sDEPoT.--Wa learn that
President Griswold, Of the o. & M:
II. w. Co, and John Ingle, Jr., of
the b. a. g. r.. II. Co., were in con-
sultation yesterday upon the subject
OF bul ldir.g'a "a Union DepotAtor the
two roads ih this city, at some sulta-
Bile point, to hSr agreed upon. We
have notlearned the result of the con-
ference- VJRceHHes SIN.
We3learn that the new Depot will
be located about half a mile to the
south and west Of the present cross
ing of the two roads, and that Capt.
Mass, will in all probability take
eharGs of the new Eating House. No
arrangement more satisfactory to the
travelling public could possibly be
made. 7 tre t.-s,,....- r9q
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THE Illinois State Journal says taat
four passenger trains are now run
daily upon the Springfield 3 Illinois
Southeastern Railroad, beJween Pana
and Springfield. Two new locomo-
tiyes and several new passenger cars
have recently been put upon the road,
and the aeoommodation~ Cor the
travelling public are now equal
to any read in the country. The
officers of this road havo manifested
q degree Of energy ia the manage
ment which entities them to the
thanks OF all having bust ness along
the line of said road. This road is
expected to terminate at Shawnee-
town, on tue Ohio River. ~..s.
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THE Courier, prior to Judge Rob-
insonis appointment, urged that he be
made Criminal Judge for the reason
that he was a lawyer and a man sans
peur ct sans re7orocBe. Now it assails
him as the old hypperitieal coward
who happens to preside on the Grim
nal bench" How quickly admira-
ion has given place to detestaticu.
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GREAT interest is being manifested
in all points Of the country over tho
eolstrncti5n Of new Railroads, and
Townships aud Counties are e.voting
money, very recklessly in many in
stances, for roads which ean-never be
self-sustaining when flushed. Wo
understand that in some portions of
Canada aud England, plan has been
adopted of building narrow gusge
roads which are amply able to accom-
modate all the business of the sec
tions through which they run, and at
the same time cost hardly fifty per
cent. of the amount required to build
the roads Of The ordinary guage and
stability. It seems to US that these
roads might be introduced advauta-
geously in many sections of our State,
We should be pleased TO bear from
any aof our correspondents on this
i noint
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PRISONER RETURNED 70 HIS OLD
LovE.-About a week ago a prisoner
named Cox, confined in the State
Prison at ] Jeffersonville, succeeded in
making his escape from that i0stitu-
ton. After wandering about Ken
tuoky SIX days, be concluded to re
tarn, and consequently put In an ap--
pearance at the prison yesterday, and
was assigned to his old quarters. His
experience entities hip to be counted
among the TRUSTEES. ."-Nelo Albany
Le9der.
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THE People HnARD.-We are glad

THE PEOPLE EHEARD.--Wear are glad
that the voice of the people begins to
be heard by the Representatives. in
Washington, and that in obedience
thereto they are not inclined to yield
to Mr.. Delauo's and Mr.. Boutwell's
demand thai, the income tax shall be
continued. Let the people pour in
their remonstrances. aud this odious
and unjust tax will not be revived.
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T6e FearfnI CINOER subdued.

Having been long afflicted with CANCER
/ resorted to all the rem edtes or which
could hear. Among them was one recon-
nendfDQ a certain herb TO me as a cure.
i (as, I supposedly procured the herb,
and prepared and applied IL, which
made q perfect cure, but on examination
by the family physician he Informed me
that the hero I had used, which had iDade
q perfect and speedy cure was not the one
recommended. All who are afflicted can
ind a speedy cure by sending Tor the re-
cipe, with fun directions tor use. Price s5.
Address. with registered letter or money
order, & E0R63E MORGAN, Box 251, Port
Jervis, Orange County, New YORK. ~
faon agfq,
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Free Trade Meeting.

LOUISVILLE, April 2O.-A meeting
under The auspices of the louisville
Free Trade League was held at Weis-
eyer Hall tonight. Rev. Henry
Blasohard being introduced by the
presiding officer ofthe League, deliV-
cred a stirring lecture on fir &c trade.
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Canadian Affairs,

OTTAWA, April 20. THE Imperial
Government will send a vessel with
troops for Red River, to Hudson Bay.
to reach Fort York about the frst Of
July. .ueiietigg7 gd .oisorrE
The Canadian Government paid
over three hundred thousand sterling
agreed upon, as payment to the Hud-
son Bay Company, on the surrender
of their titles. 80 slfl9sa ann
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JUST RRrURNED.
Public sale.


RTOTACE Es GzEBEBK GIVEN. that
IN the undersigned VIII offer for sale. at
public auction. at the door OF the Court
House. 10 the city Of Evansville, on
SATURDAY, MAY 7rH, 1870,
The following described real estate, sitn-
ate in Vandetburgh County, Indiana, TO-
wit;
Lot No. eight (s), and the adjoining one
Eastern Enlargement ofthe city OF Evans
VILE. .rs eHfs arn CF
The said premises are situated on Oak
Street, between Third and Fourth Streets,
contain a good two story frame dwelling
With cellar. cisteFn, stable, &C, and being
that part of the real estate or Joseph
Wark, deceased, ordered TO be sold by the
terms OF his last Will and testa ment. .-r
Sale to comm ence at two O'Clock p. ~.
Terms of sate--One~bhlFd cash, the reRi=
due in one and two years, the purchasers
giving notes, secured by mortgage ON the
premises, with ten per cent. interest, and
waiving relief from valuation or appralse-
menL La VS.. THOS. WAR6,
ap2 div Executor.
i. rDanaOhrat. rloaen cnr,v1. -
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WILKEsBARRE. Pa. April 2O.-The
rise in the river, Mon day night, car
tied away 100000 feet eflogs. from
Toby Hanna. Travel on the Lehigh
& Susquehanna Railroad, was inter
rEpted By land slide. The Spsque-
hanna Is falling slowly. 81,
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TIE savannah Republican. bitter
orgau-of the rebellion. has come out
in favor Of Chase as the Democratic
candidate for President and Governor
Jenkins, Of Georgia, for Vice Presi-
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eCHEYENNE, w. IT, April 2O.-
Messrs.a Pierce Mirrim and Gala
CHER. left for Omaha and Chicago, tor
day, to. arrange for supplies, and su-
perintend the forwarding of men for
the Big Horn expedition, which leaves
here TIE first week in May.
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1ATCF4FT.951tssS 7TT0TR nYF =

This splendid Hair Dye is the best In the
world. Harmless, reliable, inHta ntaneous;
does not contain lead nor any Vttuttc pos-
son 10 produce paralysis or death. Avoid
the vaunted and 'delusiVe preparations
boastfng virtues they donot possess. The
genuine w. "A. BatcheiOr's Hair DYE has
had so years untarnished reputation 20
uphold its tnt0grlty AS the only Perfect
Hair Dye-Black or Brown. sold by all
Druggists. Applied atl6 Bond Street, New
York. ifelO
nB- To remove Moth Patches, Frecklees
and Tan from tho face. use PeTTy's Moth
and FFecklc Lotion. epared only by DT
IL. q. PERRY. Sold by oil druggists.
v,OuI7 4 2rra 81,
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BosToN, April 20.-The remains of
Anson Burlingame, on arrival to-
morrow, will be deposited In Fanieul
Hall, which will be open on Friday
to the public. A guard of honor will
20 y 1ilita4ss 4ss-~SsfoSet---~e-tlSO funeral
on EridaH ...E .-n M.a r.r M.
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Rev. C. N. SINS viii oficiate two
Sabbaths longer at indianapolis, af-
ter which, be will take his final leave
Of his church, preparatory 10 his de-
rarture for Baltimore. His health is
slightly improved.
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.BOURNAL
THURSDAY. April 2i, 1870.

TIE majority Of General Shanks at
the primary elections in Randolph
County, is 424, aad in Henry county
1900. THIS will nominate him in the
Convention.
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The YeTmllll0h County Treasury
Robbery - singular Recovery OF
$16,OO0-An Exciting Chase After

A4OUBUAI ACCOVEEN UA
$16,0O0-An EXciiing Chase After
the Robbers. 0,E12 sse q ECH
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, April 90
Sixteen thousand dollars of the
money stolen from the Office of the
Treasurer of Vermillion County has
been recovered. A farmer living near
Clinton saw two suspicious men last
evening, and called to them to stop.
Upon this they ran. The farmer gave
chase, and a large gang of raiE-oad
laborers Joined him in the purs ait.
The fugitives fed to the Wabash
River, pulled off most of their cloth
ing, jumped in and swan towards the
other shore. One of them threw
from his possession package. to. en-
able him to swim faster. Some of
the pursuing party swan and secured
the package. ana found it to contain
$4,000 of the missing money.
When the thieves reached the
shore a man tried to stop them, and
succeeded in knocking one of them
down with rail. The other drew a
revolver and drove their antagonists
off, whereupon the two robbers took
to the bush, with no clothing except
shirts and drawers.
The whole country is stirred up.
Hundreds of men are after the rob
bers, and in their present condition
they can hardly escape capture
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CNo. 1861
United States Marshall Notice.

United h96ts,s, States E, Of America. ss. q a7
WEY AEkEAS, a libel OF Information
w was flted In the District Court OF the
United States for the District Of Indiana,
on the eighteenth day OF March, 1870, by
william Crosby by Charles r. Marsh,
Esq, his Proctor, against the steamboat
j. W. Garrett, her engines, boilers, tackle,
apparatus. and furniture, seized at said
District IN a cause of act on OF subtraction
of wages civil and maritime, and claim
ing damages in the sum OF s3l0, and pray
ing process against said steamboat, and
that the same may be condemned and sold
therefor. fGg. a-
Now, therefore, In pursuance Of the mo-
milton under the seal of said Court to me
directed and delivered, / do hereby give
public notice to all persons claiming said
goods, or any part thereof, or in any man
ner interested therein, that they be and
appear before the District Court OF the
United States, TO be held at the city OF la
dianapofis, in and for the District of In-
diana, ON the first Monday OF May next,
at 10 O'Clock of the forenoon Of that day.
then and there to Interpose their claims
and make their allegations in that behalf.
BEN. SPOONER, Marshal u. s. Z
By SAMUEL DAY, Deputy. s5tdl.
Attest: j. ID. HowLAND, Clerk. apl4 l4t
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Administratnr's Sale.

TAYOTfCE is hereby given, that L VIII
IN sell at public auction. on - Y ~ z
SATURDAY. THE 23s Day OF APRIL,
! 1870,
At the residence of Ira Cavens, late of
Vanderburgh County, deceased all his
personal property, consisting OF horses,
mules, cattle, hogs, farming utensils,
wagon.a buggy, household and Kitchen
by the widow.
A credit of nine months Will be given
on all sums over three dollars the Your-
chaser giving his mo- with approved
surety, waving valuation and appraise-
ment laws. LEVI HOOKER
Yr1b20 u.2w Adpn4Wfptwner. A "
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Administrafor's Notioo

RTOTHCEis is hereby given. that the nm
~ dersigned has been appointed Admins
istrator of the estate of Ira Cavens, late OF
anderourgn county, deceased. Said es-
tate is supposed to be solvent. 10 g--77-H lGN
LEVI HOOKER, Administrator.
March %, 1S70-mhs0 w3v 80 80
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a NEAT ONE-sTORY COTTAGE, or
-&2-s!x apartmen Is, on roomy piece o 4
ground, and situated In pleasant neigh
borhood In the upper part or tire city, may
De Dought at q fair price, with early pos-
session. TIE premises are well supplied
with conveniencIes. f tgH IIff-
The grounds sre pl0nted with desirable
irtiit trees, grape vines, evergreens, aud
house fronts east on good street, and
there Is a street on the side and an alley IN
the rear. aa 800 oTl H-
There is good cellar, cisLern, with
pump, sink, stable, and wood shed. a.
I properly convenient to business, mar
ket, churches. and schools. Nefgf1bOrbood
drained by q sewer. fl.---.r1t -T m
+ For furtber particulars apply to
Nc &EELY & SCHUBERT
! y Reai Estate a gents, Washington BIoeF.
ape d3t FIl
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pINPLRs IN Nm FAGE-

For Comedohes. B.aek-EOrms or Cru ns,
PinpIy Eruptions aud blOtched disngnra-
tfons on the face, Use Perry's ComedO lone.
and Pimple Remedy. Sold by all DE Rg-
gists.
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FOR MOTH PATCHES, FRKCKLEs

Use "PERRY'5 MOTH and FRECKBE
LOTION" the only Reliable and HarTn-
less Remedy for removing brown discoI-
orations from the Face. Prepared by DIR.
Il. q. PERRY, 40 Bond street, N. y. Sold by
Druggists everywhere. aprl-6m
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EE RatLWAY
LnXurieS 0f MOdern TraYaI

LsaAuF1tS OF Ft0IerA IfdYeE
The question which to-day most fsrcibly
presents self To the prospective traveller
Is not " BY what limo can I earliest reach
my destlnation2" ff0r running parallel
with each other, the competinzlines m ak g
the same average time between their
western aud eastern ternnini) but - BY
Enlco IoLte ca1 traYel with the create {
degres of comfort and OF freedom from
those annoyauces hitherto cOusid red in
eR,elaoie ~ =. rom a journey OF a thousand
The 1nqu ry Is easily answered. Seated
Ia one oI the spacious and luxuriously
nRlshed DraWing-room coaches peculiar
tothe broad guaye Erie Railway. runnfne
without change from Cincfnnaff (Ieve-
Iandf puuklrks Buta.o aud Rochester to
New York the traveller finds acktnQ none
OF the 1mforts aad- -eenyeniencies OF mis-
own home. Roomy seats, neat Wasbing
and Dressing rooaIs, parlof's well vp,tfff-
ated and cool ia summer warmed nv
steam Ia winter, and tllumlned by gas
when night comes attentive servants, and
scenery, ali combine to transiorm Inc
formerly slow and tedious Journey into
an ntranelng panorama, the termination
behoider. AT the Com pany5s hotels ioup
the line. the traveller alfghts to refresh the
inner man-eatiug breakfast In Ohio. din-
ner in Pennsylvania, supper in New York.
yet fartng sump.uously and with the
same regularity as If at his own hotel or
residence at home. -
Sleeping coaches, well lit and ventilated.
and with, clean, roomy beds, ana all the
eonVeniencfes OF the boudOir, are attached
10 each of the three daily Express trains,
guaranteeing The Traveller, delighted with
the novelties of the daylight, a nights
rest as untroubIed as II In his own bed at
home. q ffl# t-E t|E W.
Prompt arrivals are made at all con-
necttng points, and passengers on arriv-
Ing in New York are delivered either
down town in the business cenLer,Of the
city, or up town in the Immediate vicinity
OF the leading hotels and the New York
and New Haven Railroad. .Ir Tl1 Ga
Tickets via this popular rOuta can -b0
purchased at all Principal Ticket Offices
throughout the country apo dl0t
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ATLANTA. April 2O.-The Legisla-
tnre adjourned; until Monday. A
member of the house stated that Gen.
Terry, was opposed to any legislation,
while the Georgia Bill was pending
before Congress.
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Pnhlie Nntica

TOTTCE is HEREBY GIVEN, that
~ the stockholders of the Evansville
and Cairo Packet Company will meet on
Wednesday, May 1lth, 1870 osi board of
the steamer Idlewild, at Evansville, for
the purpose OF e,ecting President and
Board OF Directors. apo dit w3t
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The Healing Pool.
RNH@AK& FOR YOUNG MEN. who
80 have fallen into vioious habits, and
now desire "a higher life, and q hette
MANHOOD, with certain means Of relief
for the AMI tcieri. Sent tn scaled IatkeF en-
yeIopea, free of charge. Address. ROW.
ARD ASSOCIATION, Box p, FHILADRIs.
PHIA. PA. sep29
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MEMPHIS, April 20.-Thomas Dow
nard. engineer of the submarine r. i .
Eckert, was killed here this evening
by a shaft striking him on the head.
He was a resident of Covington, Ky.
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MAUcH CHUNK, April 20.--The
miners. ~s=tAqderried, struck, and de-l
mand three dollars a daystthez opera>l
tors are offered two dollars aud n
half. m rr ~