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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-02
The sPRINGFIELD FIRE ms. CO.,

NEXSEN & BAKER,
General Insurance Agents.
ADJ0sTERs OF LOSSES,
MARBLE HALL. No. 8 Main ST.,
EVANSVILLE. IND.
Dwelling Houses insured Tor term OF
years at greatly reduced rates,
Three Years ot the Price Of Ti0o
FTDe Fears at tbe Price Of Three.
Life Insurance "a Speciality.
Total Cash Assets Represented
Over Twenty-Five Million Dollars.
The fonoRIng are among the Companies
represented:
-zsEn 4 Insurance 90. Of Hartford. Conn.
lfsh Assets 90 a. sO0es
RaEEHE1 ms. 60. Of Hartford, Conn.
Cash assets .......gs 300 eco.
CONrTE Entail Ins. %. Of New York.
Cash Assets .......s.-...-..-..-...ts@s coo, 1000.
NORTH AMERICAN Insurance Coo.
Hartford, Conn.
Cash assets 500 900.
ssEllCH NTs' Ins. co. or Hartford, CT.
Cash assets .........-s........-..-....9S5 300
EoRrH AMERICAN Insurance Co. OF
New York.
Cesn Assets .-..'. .--...-.' .--.--.-'-5S0O 700.
PzgSss ak Ins. Co. of Brooklyn NY.
Cash 200 600.
8sEElA. E.EFE Ins. Co. OF Hartford. Conn.
Cash Assets. ....-,.....----...@ 8 ~ % 90, 900.
NEXsEN & BAKER, Agents,
Q MAIN STREET, EvansYlIie. IND.
jan89 dIy
Tho CITY FIRE INSURANCE CO.,
HARTFORD. CONN.
CAPITAL AND ASSETS OYER 4
HAHF EELEIOE DOLLARs.
The reputation and standing which this
Company has secured ia EVANSVILLE,
security II offers Tor ali its obligations, win, ,
it IS hoped, secure for 1t a share OF the pub
a. Z. HALLoCTZ, Agent,
noyI7 d8m Evansville, Ind.
GAS FITTING, ETC.
RONALD FISHER,
DEALER rs
chandeliers and Gas Fixtures,
Gas and Steam Pipe Filter,
No. 2I LOCUST STREET..
MUSICAL GOODS.
G. W. WARszN. rHos. CoSYEGTow
No. 81 MAIN STREET.
WARREN dk CONYNGTON,
PIANOS, ORGANS, MUSIC
And Musical Goods OF all kinds.
Orders by mail promptly attended to.
szsszzzse.zszzs1ssszz.sss1zl
BOAT STORES, OILS.
:. sEEZ8OH ~ son,
Wholesale Dealers ia
Boat Stores; Lubrieating. Goal and
Lard Oils; Gordage, Rosin,
Pitch, &C,
no. 20 WATER STREET.
apr26 dIyl Bet. Main and Vine.
Selling Out at Cost.
a : 1 ana about to make a chauee tr the
Liz house. ouer my entire stock OF fancy
goods below cost 10 consists In TadIesI
and Ch1ldren's Worsted Hoods; also, in
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-02

COLUMBUS, o., February In the
House a majority Of the Committee
on Privileges and Elections reported
in favor of Elijah Glover, the Repub-
lican member from Scioto, whose seat
is contested. A minority report was
made and Che matter was discussed at
length.
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DR. j W. COMPTO
BrfckIavers N0tice.

-eHA--H ta-r aAHfea+~a
FETEBEHE Will. BE a MEETING o.
~ tic Brlclzlaycrs or HTauaviiie heia IA
this city on "Wednesday evening tepluafs
ID az ~ O'Clock PM, aB the cng1ne-lousa
ON Ingie Street, between sixth anu aeH-
euth, 70 transact business OF tnop tatiees
at which time I'd fufi attendance Is re-
quested. rs an VIII be interehtc4 ~ tne
meeting. JAal ass
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-02
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Fine Stores for Rent.


TEIEEE WHOLE OF No. 3B, AND Tbs A.
a second, third, and fourth stories, and
one-haf OF cellar, or NO 83, North First
street; In tho best wholesale portion OF
this city. Eacn 5tcra is 2l by l4J feet, four
stories high, with cellars feet In the clear
under eachs stores finely finished. Posses
sion given Immediately. To good tenants
we viii remit hose stores very low.
$. u. GILBERT & CO.
wholesale GTOceTs,
ae25 dZm No. % North First street
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-02

Debt less amount in Treas
ufN h T. roA0s- 80 .
Debt less amount In Treas
uTy on the lst AS 746, ,903 81
Decrease of the debt during
the past month ...S5 3.664 81
Dec ease of the debt since
March lSt 1860 SSO. .649,gIl W
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-07-20

in hourly receipt of dispatches from all
parts of Germany, offering men, money,
arms, horses, ETC., in support of the
national cause, and asserting that no sac
riice that can be made will be deemed
too great for the cause of Germany.
Volunteering in Prussia is extraor-
binary. The entire population are de-
manding arms.
TUESDAYS EUROPEAN NEWS.
PARIS, July 1S.-France demands a
decision from the South German States
by noon to-day. La Liberia, of this
morning, says that neither France nor
Prussia have issued formal proclama-
tons or committed a technical act OF
war. Each power hesitates to be the
aggressor.
The rumor of a battle was incorrect,
no armed collision having yet occurred.
Theirs condemns the war as senseless,
and beseeches the French government
to avoid the shedding of blood.
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MARRIAGES..
MARRIAGE Notices Inserted Gratis.


On the It'll inst, at the residence of the
brides father, in Jackson, Mahoning Co.
Ohio, by Elder N. \. Bartlett, MIR. i. NJ,
GOIST, of Liberty, Trumbull Co., o., and
Miss MOLLIE \. KIRK
On the 18th inst. at the residence Of II. T
Mason, by Elder Mn. Bartlett, Mr.. WIN.
Z. BOYD, of Liberty, and Miss MARY Z
mccoy, Of Vienna, Trumbull Co., Ohio.
on the 18th inst, ct sharon, Pa, by Abnel
Apologize, ESQ, Mr.. WM. WILLIAMS and
Miss MARGARET ROBERTS both of HUB
bard, Ohio.
By S. S. Bartlett, at his residence in Nee.
ca, Ohio, June l6, 1870, Mr.. a. ]. TR0X-
Ell, and Miss KATE A. SMO9ER, OF Abb
on. Michigan.
In Mecca, July 10th, at the residence of n,
". Palmer, Esq, n BIZ the same, Mr.
ZEDICK HpLTZ, and Miss SYLVIA r
McILREE, bOth'of Mecca.
On the 18th inst, at Mineral Ridge. by Rev.
I. W. Ely, Mr.. THOMAS MORRIS, and
Miss MARY ROSE WASSER, all of above
place, Trumbul Co., Ohio.
July 18th, at the house of the brides mother
By Rev. r. Page, AARON H FOOT, OF
Lawrence, Kansas, and MARY NJ. WEIR,
of West Pennington.
In Sharon, Pa, at the Methodist Episcopal
PARSONAGE, July 4th, 1870, by Rev. w. H.
HoSsmap, Mr.. GEORGE NEIL, of Youngs-
f5Gn, Ohio. apd Hiss H w. CAUFIELD,
ofWarreh, ohIo:
In shar6n, Pa, JnIS2d, ISL, by AbpsSkpple;
gate. ESQ.,, Mr.. GEORGE WOLFORD, and
Miss LUbiNDA MORROW, both Of Brook
feld, Ohio.
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Military Resources and Strength of
France and Prussia.

Information relative to the compare
tive military strength of Prussia and
France will now be in demand. We pre-
sent the following statistics which will
enable the reader to judge of
the strength of the great combatants now
supposed to be in deadly conflict on the
field.
The army of France consists of the ac-
tive army and the reserve, each number
ing 400, 900 men. The active army is be-
ing rapidly recruited, and perhaps
France has to-day over a half million of
men enrolled therein. The National
Guard is another division of the military
arm, numbering q half million of men.
The active army, the reserve and the
National Guard number a grand total of
1,S5O,OOO. The army is under the chief
command of Napoleon. At the head Of
the army are eight Mars als-Count
valiant, Count Baraguey d'Hilliers,
Count Random and de Boeuf, F. c. Can
robert, Mac Mahon, Forey, and Bazaine.
The army is divided into seven army
corps. France has 119 first class
fortresses. Her navy contains $50 vessels
with 1850, guns, of which thirty-five are
ironclad screw steamers. The naval
force consists of ~ 1000 men.
Prussia is under superior military or
ganization. According to a statement in
the Prussian Military Gazette, ga
million soldiers can at any moment be
placed under arms by a single telegram
from Berlin. The chief commander of
the army and navy is the King. Count
de Moltke is chief Of staff. There are
eleven regular army corps or divisions.
The commanders are Manteuffel, Prince
Frederick William, Prince Frederick
Charles, A~lvenslebeu, Steinmetz, lump
ling, Zastrow, Bittenfeld, Manstein,
Voigts-Rhetz and Plouski. The Prus-
sian navy consists of 80 vessels, bearing
637 guns. Her sea armament is only
about one-fourth as great a that of
France. Prussia has but four iron clads
to meet Frances 80.
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IMPORTANT BILLS PASSED BY
CONGRESS-,

Congress closed its labors ON Friday
last. Two important measures receiv-
ing its sanction, a few days prior to
adjournment, were the Currency bill
and the Funding bill. The Currency
bill became a law in nearly the precise
shape it came from the hands of our
Representative, the author of the
measure, Gen. Garfield. One marked
feature of the bill is that which is
intended to give the country a posi-
tive degree of financial repose, and it
is believed that the next winters ses-
sion of the present Congress will
not interfere with the currency, and
therefore any disturbance is not likely
to occur for some time. The whole
of the present volume of paper
seven hundred and forty millions dol
lars-may reasonably be calculated
upon to continue undisturbedfo for some
time. The new law authorizes the
withdrawal of forty-fve and one-half
millions of three per cent. certificates,
which have been counted as ~circula-
ton, because the banks substitute
them for g~reenbacks in reserve. But
as an offset to this withdrawal of
three per cents, an issue of ffty-four
millions dollars of National Bank
notes is authorized, the circulation to
be secured by five, four and four and
one-half per cent. bonds. A redistri-
button of twenty-five millions of Ma
tional Bank currency is also pro-
vided for-the distribution to be in
Western and Southern States. 1t is
conceded that the Currency bill will
give a quietus to the greenback con-
troversyand check the crusade against
the National Banks.
1t is hoped and believed that the
new Funding bill will, happily for
the internal quiet and business well
fare of the country, settle the bond
tax questionable reduced rate of
interest allowed bondholders bringing
their investments to the average level
Of ordinary investments subject to
taxation. The Funding bill provides
for a new issue of bonds, as follows:
81 600, 5000 9 80 years, 4 per cent. interest.
300,000,000 Is years, ~ per cent interest.
2O.OO0,0O0 10 years, 5 per cent. interest.
These must be sold at par in gold;
are made payable, principal and inter-
est, in coin, and exempt from every
form of taxation. The success of a
scheme of issuing so low rated bonds
is now to be tried. 1t is thought that
they will be chiefly absorbed by for
eign capital, as it is not likely that
our own citizens will voluntarily
exchange their six per cents. for the
lower per cents. If the new loan
should be disposed of, the Secretary
of the Treasury would have the means
Of exercising the right of calling in
the five-twenties for redemption
This accomplished, the bond ques-
ton would be shorn of most of its
unpopular features, and the repudia-
tors would be effectually estopped in
their dishonorable clamor against the
public credit of the American nation.
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EGAL NOTICE

] WI L
LIsabella Stewart and Sally NJ. Stewart,
Plaintiffs, VS.. Edward Moore, Defendant.
In the Court Of Common Pleas Of Trum-
bull County, Ohio.
The defendant, Edward Moore, VIII take
notice that the plaintiffs, on the lth day OF
July, 1870, filed their petition in the Clerks
office of the Court OF Common Pleas, of
TrumbuI County, Ohio, alleging that Ed
McEvay, ON the 2d day Of February, 1865,
purchased by written contract of the plain
tids, two acres oflandin Hubbard township,
in said county, at the price of SS5O; that they
paid on said contract S30l $500, n dnomore,
that the remaining portion ofsatd $50. with
interest from February q, 1865, is n and
unpaid, that plaintiffs on the Both day OF
October, 1869, commenced an action against
said Edward Moore. Robert B1gers, and John
McEvay, in said Court that they obtained
Judgment upon said contract in said Court,
against said Bigers n McEvaY, for S6l5
44-lOO. at the November term, 1864 tina said
Edward Moore being a non resident of said
State and absent therefrom, was not and
could not be served with summons, and
no Judgment was obtained against him.
The object and prayer Of said petition is to
recover Judgment against said Edward
Moore for S6l5 INT HOO and interest from
November l, 1869, and to make him a party
TO said Judgment rendere November, 1869,
against John McEvay and Robert Bigers.-
The defendent, Edward Moore, is required
to answer by the 18th day of September,
1870, or judgment will be rendered against
him as prayed for in aid petition,
HUTCHINS, GLIDDEN & STULL,
July Is, lS7O-6t Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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BANKRUPTCY.
DIN the District Court of the United States
Tor the Northern District Of Ohio.
In the matter Of John Anderson and Sam
ueI NJ. Rupp, and Anderson & Rupp, Bank
rupts. In Bankruptcy.
On Thursday, the 18th day Of August, 1870,
at the south door Of the Cour House, in the
city Of Warren, Trumbun County. Ohio, /
will offer for sale 10 the highest bidder, the
following real estate, to-wit: Situate in
/ Warren, Trumbul County, Ohio.
First piece, known as part of lot No. 2, in
the town plat of Warren. on the west side
of Main St., in said Warren: fronting on
andis known as the Truesden & Townsend
store property.
Second piece, known as part of lot No. %,
in Warren Township, situate on South St., in
the city Of Warren, bounded north by the
center of South ST., east by lands sold to
John S. Edwards and by lands of G. c. Nc
| Mutt; south by the Cleveland & Mahoning
Rail Road; westlylands owned blythe Pease
which are three dwelling houses this tract
will be sold in ~parcels-selling a house and
fair sized lot with each-this property is near
the nelCJ furnace.
Third piece, known as part of lot No. ., in
the town plat Of Warren situate on the south
side of Church Alley. extending east and
Alley 90 feet, on this lot is a small but con-
venient dwelling house, and quite convent
ent to business part of town.
Fourth piece, known as parts Of lots Nos.
side Of Church Alley; bounded north by
Church Alley, east by an Alley, south by
lands formerly owned by John Anderson,
and west by lands in lot No. 2, described as
the Sd piece above upon which lot OF land
there are three valuable dwelling houses.
Fifth piece. known as the west third parts
oflots Nos. % and 2. in the town plat of War
ren.running five rods on South St., in said
Warren, and extending back twelve rods
from South St, and is the same lot and house
now occupied by Samuel NJ. Rupp, as n resi-
dence.
Sixth piece, lot No 10, in block five in the
town plat OF Warren.
Seventh piece, lot No. II, in block five in
the town plat of Warren.
Eighth piece, lot No. II, in block five in
the own plat Of Warren.
Ninth piece, lots Nos. Is and 10. in block
five, and in whati is known as South Warren;
(see book of maps Of Trumbun County, o.,
pages 81 and 25.)
Twill also sell at same time and place, two
peddling wagons.
The above property will be sold for ne-
half the purchase price in hand. Terms
for the balance of purchase price TO be made
known on lay OF sale.
JOHN NJ. STULL, Assignee
Of John Anderson and Samuel NJ. Rupp, and
Anderson & Rupp. July %, lS7O-4t.
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July 20, $780,
A TLANTIC & GREAT WEST
~ ERN RAILWAY.

Ohio Common Pleas, TT1tnbUH County.
SAMUEL GURNEY, and others. against H
ATLANTIC & GREAT WESTERN
COMPANY, and Others. In pursuance OF an
order of the Court Of Common Pleas, OF
TrumbuH County, Ohio. made in the above
entitled action, atits June term, A.B ,lS7O,the
undersigned hereby gives notice to all per
sonshaving claims against him as Receiver
of the Atlantic & Great Western Railway
appointed in this cause and in the causes
between the same parties in h supreme
Court OF the State of New York, and in the
Supreme Court of the State of Pennsylya-
major OF that Company, or against the
fund remaining in his hands as Receiver, or
any part thereof, or in respect OF the same,
to present the same, with a particular state
ment Of the nature, grounds and amount
thereof, to and file the same with the CLERK
of said Court of Common Pleas, at Warren,
Ohio, by or before the 18th day OF September,
1870, OF be forever barred of, from anda against
any and all claims upon the undersigned
in respect thereof.
This notice is not intended to revoke or
impair the notice dated May 10, 1870, hereto
fore given and now being publishedi-pursu-
ant to the order of said New York Supreme
Court-by the undersigned as Receiver OF
aid Railway, or the effecto of such notice.
ROBERT B. POTTER,
Receiver, A & g. W. Railway.
July 20. IS7O-6W.
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National Educational Conventions

The series of Educational Meetings to
be held this year at Cleveland, Ohio,
from the 18th to 18th of August, inclus-
i've, will be opened on Monday morning
by an address before the National Nor
NAL School Teachers Association" by
President John ogden, of Fisk Univer-
sity, Tennessee. During the two days
session of this body papers will be read
by j. l.. Packard, Superintendent of
Schools, Chicago, Illinois; George B.
Loomis, Indianapolis and by the fol-
VIM. F. Phelps, of Minnesota, Richard
Edwards, Ii. D., Normal, Illinois, y.
G. Boyden, of Massachusetts,, Della a.
Lothrop, of Cincinnati, j. w. Dickinson,
of Wcstfeld, and S. H. White, of Hi
nois.
The opening exercises of the "Na-
tioual Teachers Association" will take
place on Wednesday morning, August
18th. The reception speech will be made
by Z. r. Perkins, Esq, President of the
City Board of Education, and the intro
ductory address by President Daniel B.
Hagar, of Massachusetts,. During the
session of three days, reports, papers or
addresses will be presented by the fol-
lowing distinguished gentlemen: Presi-
dent Charles w. Elliott, of Harvard
University; Eben Tourjee, Director of
the New England Conservatory of Mu-
sic; DR.. j. w. Hoyt, President of Wis
consin Academy of Science; Z. \. Shell
don, Principal of Normal School, Os-
wego, New York: Prof. Geo a. Chase,
Principal of High Schools for Girls,
Louisville, KY; General John Eaton,
National Commissioner of Education,
Washington, d. c.; l. S. Baker, Princi-
pal of Skinner Grammar School, Chi
cago, ILL.,; Hon. A. S. Kissell, State
Superintendent of Schools, Iowa; and
Hon. Frederick A. Sawyer, UnitedS States
Senator from South Carolina.
The Cleveland Omnibus and Hack
Company will pass members, who obtain
the proper certificate from the Commit
tee on Reception, from point to point in
the city at twenty-five cents, half the
usual fare. Entertainment can be had
at the Kennard House for s. per day;
Weddell, $3.50; American, Russell and
Cleveland, each 81; and for ladies at
private boarding houses for from 81 to
$50 per day. Committees of Reception
will be at the depots on the arrival OF
trains, August 10th and 18th.
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Atlantic & Great Western Railway.

Supreme Court Of TIE State Of Nelg York, Sam
Uet Quincy, ct. al. against The Atlantic and
Great Western Rail'0dy O0mp'nyand others.
IN pursuance of an order of the Su-
Ipreme Court of the State Of New York,
the undersigned hereby gives notice to all
persons having claims against him, as Re
ceiver Of the Atlantic & Great Western Rail-
way, (appointed in this cause and in causes
between the same parties in the Supreme
Court of the State of Pennsylv'a, and in the
Court Of Common Pleas, for Trumbull Co.
Ohio to present the same with q particular
statement of the nature, grounds and
mounts thereof, to the Hon. WILLIAM H.
LEONARD, Referee, appointed by the said
Court, at his Office, No. 50 Wall Street, in the
city of New York, by or before the first day
of August, eighteen hundred and seventy,
or be forever barred from the same.
ROBERT B. POTTER,
Receiver A. & G.. ". Railway,
may is, ls70-l0w.
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The delegates will be called upon al this
Convention to select a County Central Com
mtttee for the ensuing year.
1t is recommended that the primary meet
ings for b selection of delegates, be held on
Saturday evening, July sd, between Z and
eo'clock. BY order Of Central Com,
o. MORGAN, Chairman.
7. J. McLAIN, Jr. Sec'y.
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New Advertisements.
NOTICE.

NJ UI1CE.
IN The creditors of Sylvester G. Hall, de-
ceased, will take notice that the undersign-
ed have been appointed commissioners
to receive and examine claims against said
decedent, and that they will sit for that pur-
pose at the ofie e of Buel Barnes, in Gusta-
vus, on the 24th n 18th days Of August, A.
D, 1870. EDMUND a. REED,
RIVERIUS b. BARNES,
Commissioners,
Vernon, July 20, IS7O-4t
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NrOTICE.-On the 10th dav of July

NOTICE.-On the 10th day of July,
IN 1870, the Probate Court of Trumbull Co,
declared the estate of Sylvester G. Hall,
deceased. to be probably iDsolvent, and APP
pointed Edmund a. Reed and Riverius y.
Barnes, Commissioners, to receive and eS-
are therefore required topresent their claims
against the estate to the undersigned for
allowance within six months from the time
above mentioned, orthey willnotbe entitled
TO payment EDMUND "A. REED,
r. B. BARNES,
.July %. IS7O.-4t Commissioners.
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Ralph K. Wright, of Conneaut Town
ship, Ashtabula county, killed his wife,
on the 18th inst, while she lay in bed.
He set the house on fire, and then COM
mitted suicide by hanging.
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cessful DOLLAR HOUSE in the country
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Saturday, the 3Oth day of july, $50,
OADNOTICE.-Notice is hereby

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS is hereby
1Ogiven that there willbe a petition pre-
scented to the Commissioners of Trumbuu
County, Ohio, at their regular session, COM
menetng on the LIST Tuesday in August, 1870,
for a county road in the township OF Vienna,
in said county, beginning at the northwest
corner Of land occupied by Judson Chamber
lain, running south one hundred and forty
Q4O) rods, theme nearly east one hundred
and twenty-seven QZ1 rods, to intersect road
running south nom Woodford'S corners.
Vienna, une %, lS70-4t