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The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-15

The weather continued clear up to
9P. NJ, when it grew cloudy and cold
with strong symptoms Of snow. and
the mercury falling below the freezing
point. The river was about station
airy.
The additional arrivals and depart
ures were the Arkansas Belle, from
Memphis; Idlewild. to Cairo: Flor
ence Lee, to Eastport; FL. s. Turner,
from Louisville; John Lumsden, to
Nashville; Morning S:ar, to Louis
vile; Potomac, Cincinnati to New
Orleans.
The packets leaving continued to
receive largely until the hour Of their
departure, the IdlewiId and Florence
Lee going out full.........The John
Lumsden had a moderate trip......The
Arkansas Belle arrived from Mem
phis little after 4 o'clock, with one
hundred and fifty bales of cotton and
a few people......The Henry s. Turner
arrived at 9 o'clock last night. having
made a pair start by picking up
freight on the way. She con-
tracted here for a large amount
Of freight, and lies over till
8 o'clock this morning, to fill her
engagements. Captain w. j. Rusk,
her commander. and Phil. j. Heuer,
her clerk, were in good spirits. Geo.
Purcell and Mart. Burnham are her
pilots. The Turner is an elegant,
frst- class steamboat......The Potomac
arrived az IL Pm. and just touched
here........Some gentlemen came from
above last evening to the city in
search Of pumps to aid in pump
ing out fat boat which
had struck q snag few miles above
the city, and was in a sinking condi-
tion........The Arkansas Belle at
tracted large crowd upon her arri-
val, hundreds of people rushing on
board to examine her. She is a very
pretty steamer and one Of the best
furnished that we have interviewed.
Captain Jack Grammer is highly
pleased with her. She will lie over
here till Tuesday. in order to change
her furnace and make other desi-
rable improVements..................
The Mallie Ragon viii make
another trip 10 the Evansville and
Cairo trade. Captain John Terrell,
Bob Wise, DR.. Kennedy aud John
Sinzich, left BY rail for Cincinnati
last evening. ........The Virgins has
deferred her departure from Louis
vile till this evening, and will be here
10 morrow night.............The John
Kilgoar will be here on Monday
morning, and the Nick Longworth
will leave Louisville on Tuesday next
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question. That COncern sno Reader.

are you Aangul0 and llfetess!
Are you recovering from the slow
torture Of prolonged fever?
Are you pale and wan for the need
of pure, rich blood?
Have you burning pains in the re-
gion of the stomach, accompanied with
melancholy forebodings?
Is your pulse feeble and irregular,
with frequent hutterings or palpita-
tions Of the heart?
Have you pains in the back and
loins, especially in the morning be-
fore rising?
Have you lost your relish for food?
If you are suffering from any one Of
these conditions, remember the old
maxim that "a stitch in time saves
nine." Then do not delay TO procure
at once a bottle Of Clouds IaUiq0rdt-
ing Cordial. IL contains the elements
to restore you to perfect health. Read
the certificates of others, and study
the composition of the medicine.
decS .1W.
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FA1LED.-Failed so far, this month,
to sell $4,000 worth of goods. but all
who want Christmas presents. in the
line of Watches, Diamonds. Jewelry.
Silver Ware. Silver Tea Sets. Wait
ers. Pitchers, Goblets, Toilet Sets,
and everything 90 be found at q first
class jeWelry establishment, can be
accommodated at Phil. L. Geissler &
Co.'s. 81 Main Street. who always
keen the largest and finest stock in
the city, and will sell at prices that
defy al competition. Gall and exam
inc their goods and prices. Remem-
Der, it is no trouble TO show goods at
P. L. Geissler & Co.'s. dc10,tt
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TIE ORDER OF THE DAY.-A gen.
eral order for SozoDOET. In the
TEETH OF ALL OPPOSITION it has be-
come the supreme de1trifce OF the
age. :,
No -impurity can infest the teeth
cleaned daily with So3oDoNT. Quill
LAY, the bark of the Ohilian Soap
Tree, an article which possesses clean
sing properties superior to those OF
any other known substance. is one OF
the Ingredients of this peerless COM
pound. SozoDQNT Is the only dentri-
ice in existence in which this salu-
brious botanical product is incorpo-
rated.
"SPALDINa's GLUE" handy about
the house. mends everything.
dec1313teod
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Main Stree.
dec15 Sd

%The annual meeting of stock
holders of the Evansville branch OF
the Utah Insurance Company. of
Chicago, will be held on "Wednesday
evening next, Dec. 21st, 1870. at the
Office OF Clement, White & Co. at z
o'clock PM, for the election of Di-
rectors. A full and prompt attend.
ance is requested.
deo15 @. CLEMENT. Pres'f,
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ANTCE PRES EMIT
FOR YOUR

toh AOU@
Wife, Mother, Sister, Daughter. Of
9th r Female F.isnd or Rela-
tive. would be
A 6ue Black silk Dress.
A handsome oolOFsd silk Dress
A NOR Antique silk Dress.
A Japanese six Dress.
A Meteor Silk Dress.
An elegant Irish Poplin Dress.
A silk COrderoy Poplin Dress.
AFrenoh Velour Silk & Wei Dress
A French Six Poplin Dress.
A SIX Rpangeline Poplin Dress.
A Satin Striped Poplin Dress.
A French Morino; an Empress
Cloths an Alpaca; a Mohair Poplins
a Plaid PoDlin; a Striped Mohair
Poplini a Notified MOhair Poplin
Tonge POplini Delaine or . Calico
Dress; a nice Cloak; silk Velvet fog
Cloak fine sh4wli g Lady Frank
lin Jacket a West Point Arab
pair Of Bed Blankets q Marsaillaa
ouilti Piano Cover Table Cover
Table Cloths and Napkins BalnoFal
Skirt; box Of Stockings; . Lace lla.nd-
EeTohief OF Collar; q pair Of Thomp-
sons GIove.fttiug 0orsets q ane Fen;
sett Of Toilette Mats; q pair Of kid
Gloves; Glove and Handk'f Box.
.ANlce Present for a Gentleman
Is nice Wrapper, 3 box o. Hand
kerohiefsi half a dozen half Hose
pair Of Gloves pair Of suspandersi
Pattern for Coat, Pants or Vest;
Cravati Gents shawl q set Of IN
derweari a fine white Shirt 8 box q
Collars Neck Tie, and many other
things for Ladies, Gentlemen and
Children, USEFUL and CHEAP, at
]. F. LlNDLEY g. BROS,
70 Main Stree
Near The Court House.
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Doors AND SHoEs.-The old estab-
lished boot and shoe house of John
Rasch, on Second Street, below Main,
Is the place to 60 to buy your Winter
boots and shoes. His prices are
from ten to twenty per cent. lower
than the Main Street stores, and he
has larger and better stock of goods
than he ever had before. Come and
examine prices and the quality of
goods. nov9 If
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The Trustees and Manaeers Of the
Vanderburg Christian Home, are
hereby requested TO attend the regular
quarterly meeting Of the Home. on
Thursday, the 15th inst, 1T 2 o'clock
Pm. Prompt attendance is earnestly
requested. M. L. NExsEN. Seoy.
dea14.ck
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OOumtY Not.sa.

To accommodate especially the la
boring class, notice is hereby given.
chat. from and after November 14th,
1870, the Auditors and Treasurer's
Offices will be kept open every Mon
day evening from 2 to 8 o'clock. to
enable them to transact their bust
ness without loss of time.
PHILIP DECKER, A. VIC.
Z. LUEKEEHEIAIER, T. VIC.
nov10-30t
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On the 18th of December the Au-
ditor will advertise ali the property
upon which the taxes of 1869 have
not been paid. Parties interested
will please take notice.
f. LUNKENHEIMER, T. v. g.
Treasurer's Office, V. c.. Dec. 2,
1870. 1ec5d&Wtd
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The Railroad Meeting In Lamase0'
The people of Lamasoo, to the num-
her Of perhaps fifty or more. assem-
bled at the Union Engine House last
night, to confer concerning the pro-
posed use Of Third, Honest John and
Am Streets. By the railroad COM
panies. 10 form = junction. There
appeared to DO very little unanimity
Of action among them. . large number
Of resolutions being offered, proposing
different routes for the proposed juno.
ton track. After a good deal Of dis.
eussion, Messrs. Fred. Sharp, j. III.
Rocker, VIM. Kolle, Chars. Schultz,
j. Hedderich, Clement Reitz. and A.
daddux were appointed 8 committee
to wait on the Council. and endcayor
~ ssoErs . reversal Of the action
arA SsiDg the right Of way.
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R0cKPoRT RAILRoAD.-Judge l..
e DsBruler, President Of the pro-
Jeeted Rockport & Cincinnati Rail-
road passed through the city yester-
day. route to Loogootee, Jasper,
and other points on the line Ct The
roai. He is very confident thai, with
in thir y dsys, he will have the fnan-
eial srran ements so far advanced as
TO insure its success.
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IE the notice Of Professor Cells
eoneert yesterday, the mischievous
little imp that occasionally be-
witches type, credited the exquisite
performance Of Cascade" to Miss
StrackWell. when it was performed By
Miss Annie StookwelI.
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Post once Eos,ce.
OFFICE HOURS.

Al oIQcE W GUu4UEn 70 bu6 guaUg6
Of time on the e. & @. Railroad, the
following hours will be observed at
the Post Office in this city:
OFFICE HOURS.
General Delivery and Glass Boxes
open at z AN. Closed from II: 10
P N. till 1874 PM, for opening Noon
Mail. Closed at 6 Pm.
Office open for Lock Boxes till
1920 PM.
Cashier and Money Order Office
open from z 80 AM. till $50 Pm.
q. 8 G. R.R. MAILS.
Forenoon Mail closes at 1915 AN.
Afternoon Mail closes at 4:1O p n.
Mail arriving at Noon open at 1870
Pm.
Mail arriving at 9:35 Pm. distri-
buted for Lock Boxes at 1918 Bpm.
No other changes Of Mails since
the issue Of last Bulletin.
noV2I-tfl JOHN w. Foster, p. NJ.
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christmas TOYS,

I have . small lot of Doll Heads
and Bodies, which / will sell very
low. Call and price them. at No. AZ
T,ocust Street. JOHN NELSON.
dc14 2t
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SHARP Practice. - II is asserted
tha number of persons residing in
tho country round about this city are
in the habit Of driving off COWS be-
longing 10 residents Of the city as
estrags. procuring them to be ap-
praised below the prescribed value at
which the Law requires them to be
advertised, aud when sold to pay ex-
penses, they buy them IN. Perso MS
having lost COWS will make a note of
i. An investigation Of the charges
might be interesting to them.
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eTThe partners hip existing be-
tween John @. SchWeizer and Chris
tan E. Brandt is 10 day dissolved by
mutual consent. John G. SchWeizer
settles all claims and is alone author
lied to collect outstanding accounts,
JOHN @. EcHWEIZER,
CHRISTIAN Il. BRANDT.
Main Street Exchange, Dec. IA, 1870.
dec15 Sd
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II. 7. DEXTER, Master;
w. 3. PENNINGTON, r,lavhra
EUGENE RUDD. SAS-~st
VIII lsave Evanav11le every MONDAY
and THU RSDAY, at PM.
Leaves Cairo every TUESDAY and FRI
DAY, ats Pm
The above new magnificent aids-wheel
low pressure steamers having been con-
structed expressly for this trade, win run
regularly during the season. carrying the
u. q. Mall and Adams Express; making
saiose and positive connections ar Cairo
with the III. q 81. u Packet Co. steamers
Tor st. Louis, Memphis. V1eksburg, and ali
way points, and with the st. Louis a New
Orleans PACKET 90. steamers for New Ut.
leans, giving through tickets and Bills
LadIng TO 81. Louis, Memphis, VtcksDurg
and New Orleans. Also througn I1ckeIs
and bills lRd1ng given to all pt1nts upon
the Paducah q Gulfs Illinois Central Mo-
bile Ontos and Mississippi Central Rail-
roads, and Cum herlahd and Tennessee
Rivers close connections made at Ev-
ansv1Ile with the e. a O.. Railroad for all
points North and East, and with the Morn
Ing Star and Tarascon for Louisville and
the Upper OHIO. special inducements of
feEed To STOCK shippers.
This company being the u, 8. Mall con-
tractors and running the only low-press-
IRE packets upon the Ohio River, and
being commanded By careful, experienced
ana responsible officers, can safely guar.
entee greater punctualtty and safety than
offered by any other line. General Once,
No. 70 Main street, EYansv1Is, Ind.
PLY d. VETS. Agent,
EoV12 Once with Baird a Start.
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PERsoNAL.-U. G.. Damron, for
merry proprietor Of the Artesian
Springs Park and now mine host Of
the Damron House. Mt. Vernon, was
in the city yesterday. looking as 6ne
as silk. He knows how to keep hotel
Major Ell. "a. Mattison was yester-
day appointed County Attorney by
the Board Of County Commissioners,
and the appointment will give great
satisfaction to all who know the
Major. He is an excellent lawyer,
9 good Republican, a genial gentle
man. an upright citizen, a man Of
taste. education and integrity, and
the appointment cannot fail to give
general satisfaction.
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CoUEET CoAIMEssIoNERs.-Ther reg
ular December session Of the Board
was eonelEded yesterday. The bust
ness Of the day was confined to the
examination and allowance Of bills
and accounts. and granting oflicenses
except that Major FL. A. Mattison was
appointed County Attorney.
Among the accounts audited was
that Of Mr.. Jacob s. Lowry, who was
allowed 1914 40, balance due on GEM
etery road improvements. the account
to Be paid 10 ten year niEe per cent.
bonds.
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IA NICE ARRAEGEMENT.-The
Courier. ridiouling Germans by stale
anecdotes, and the Dsnsohrat, its
German reprint, accusing other pa
pers Of the same offense without
novra
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ss-A fresh stock OF Stylish Over
coats, and Business Suits. just re-
ceiysd at Lyons, aud viii be sold
twenty per cent. less than goods
bought early in the season.
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D9rLadies wanting Dresses made.
BasqueG or Patterns cut. Millinery
reduced TO the very lowest price Al
hrs. Tasting, 80 Main Street, up
stairs. dec9.IW
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soCIAL To-NIaHr.-The ladies Of
the Walnut Street Presbyterian
Church are making extensive preps-
rations to entertain their friends, in
the church parlors, tonight Let
them be greeted BY large company.
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THTR BAYs BE0EMBER Is. ls7O.
CIT NE w s.

EThe Atlantic for January. at
the Post OMca News Stand. is one Of
tbs best numbers Of that sterling
magazine.
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Christmas

Look at These
p
Good Comfort CoIlcoes
at cents per Yar1.
Good Wster-Proof Cloth
At rs cents per Yard.
Very Best Calicoes
Al 10 cents per Yard.
Splendid BIeached shlrtlngs
AT l2X cents per Yard.
Grey Twilled Flannel
At 30 oents per Yard
Plaiu and Plaid Poplins
At l216 cents per Yard.
Plain POp1i1as
At rs cents; worth zoe.
PLAIN POPLxNs
At as cents; worth soc.
Plain AIpacas
AT 40 cents; worth 0cc.
PLAIN POPLINs
At 90 cents worth CSC.
ALL OF OUR PLAIDs CHEAP.
Changeable Poplins,
CBeautifuD, ct Is cents.
BEST s5 90 BED BLANKETS
In Evansville.
Best Dollar Kid Gloves
In evansville.
Crash for Towels.
Gwidel, at cents per Yard.
GOOD BLACK ALPACA
At % oentsi WORTH sc.
ALL OTHER ALPAOAs CHEAP.
a good article of
ALI Wool Children's Hose,
Two pair for Is cents.
LADIES' MERINo HOSE, pair for Csc.
CANTON FLANNEL at l236ci worth Is.
Extraordinary Bargains in
TABLE LINENS.
Nico White Bed Spreads at q so.
GOOD UNDEBsHIRTs a DRAWERS
At 80 cents.
GOOD BATTING ROR COMFORTS
At IS cents per pound.
NICE PLAID sHAWLS,
Large Size, at 81 rs.
GENTS HENMED LINEN H'DRFs
At IS centsi worth 40c.
For an the above, and anything eIseyou
J. r. LINDLEY 4 BROS
ONE PRICE CASH STORE
NO. 20 MAIN STREET.
I
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B% Prescriptions carefully filed,
at all hours, &C Bridwell's Drug Store,
corner of Main and Third Streets.
deceit
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LOCAL NOTICES.

B@ Coolidges, of the New York
Store. have just received ladies and
gents light colored kid gloves; also
children's kid gloves, for the holiday
trade. dec15 &c
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SULLIVAN, IND. Dec. 5, 1870.
Messrs. Cloud, Akin q Co.:
Send forthwith three dozen Clouds
Cordial, and oblige yours,
WILHITE & REID.
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samples OF orders Recelyed DaIly.

~ : u MFlNAHJ 9
DEWITT. Ark, Nov. 90 1870
Messrs. Cloud, Akin q Co..
Please ship, via Crockett's BIufF.
White River, four dozen Clouds In
MIGRATING Cordial. Only q few bot
Ties left Of last half gross.
Respectfully.
JOHN McLAUGHLIN.
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MINK FURS at reduced prices. nc
DANNErTELL & DUHME : 81 MAIN
street. dec IL Nv
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FULTON STATION, KY. Dec. 1, 1870.
Messrs. Cloud, AKIN 81 Co.'S
GENTS; Ship, via Paducah, two
dozen Clouds Cordial.
dec8 1w NJ. V. THoMLINsoE.
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Notice 20 DelInauenGs.

Now ia the time to secure fine
Christmas presents cheap. dec10-tf
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WATCHES AND JEWELRY AT COsT

Gust. FL. Jaeeman will commence
to day, and for fifteen days will sell
from his large stock Of Watches,
Jewelry and Silverware
AT COST.
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49, Inc TabIe, DeeembeE N.

n pMW@HGaANsS MEDICINE CASE,
". watch ahe owner can have by apply
~ 40 this ONCE. aScio
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~ &MUARaE BUILDING M0rS, cor
nar seventh aud sycamore Streets
@NA0tutnH Cox e. Riceis Brewery 81 a
b trgaip. Also two nice cottages In Gar
vAu y IA Addition. and enc In Southern En-
lnr&&nsMnt. Also 6 plumber of well-im-
proved farms In Southern Illinois, by
WI AkkEN q MATTISON. Attorneys.
Hh.tM e.1tt
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w-g@M @AaaE Or EXCRANGE-lO,00 900
aerss &8in0tss Missouri aud .erka sas
fAmds Ter anfe or exchange for city prop
pr4v. nF VA RREN u MATTI ~ON. At
nnrnevs. dsc15-kaW
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TOR SALE.

kwwwMmrE0 NACrGHT "A complete
Sat of machinery Tor the manutaetrr-
4uH az FOn4cc0s for sale ar exchange tor
0fw property. hv WARREN a M ATTI-
SON Attorneys. CncI5. tnW
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wwRS. ". il. sBOULWARE. New AElls
&#A liuury ami Notion Store, Main st.,
- wBan finn sad sixth. decl5reod
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FCR RENT.

1--WE STORY BRICK DWELL.
49,. ing house. containing twelve rooms,
c@rmas O& sixth and Cherry SITS. Apply 81
the Banking House Of W. j. LOWRY q CO.
dec1S-tf
Wilmington journal., 1870-04-29
How Uncle SANS Money Goes.

More developments are being made as
to Radical management of government
funds. This time Senator Pomeroy, Of
Kansas, is involved. The Washington
correspondent of the Cincinnati Gazette
says: "A short time ago the Secretary
OF the Treasury sent a communication to
the House in answer to resolution ask
ing how the appropriation of 100000
made when slavery was abolished in the
District of Columbia, to enable all those
emancipated, who desired it, to emigrate
to Liberia or some other point, bad been
expended. The letter gave detailed
statement, and closed with a note saying
that of the amount expended, all had been
accounted for by the several disbursing
officers, with the exception of $25, 600 ad-
vanced to S. G. Pomeroy. which amount
still remained to his debit unaccounted
for. It now appears that when this letter
came out, Pomeroy lacked the vouchers
for over $4,000, and the latter had been
running along since the fall of 1862. To
square up the case, he filed his own affi-
daVit, setting forth he had expended the
funds as directed by Mr.. Lincoln. This
paper is now under consideration in the
Treasury Department.. Senator Pomeroy
says, after he had contracted for o ship
and supplies to take colored people 10
Wilmington journal., 1870-04-29
Large Buildings In New York.

The merchant princes of New York
build themselves monuments nowadays
hardly less stupendous than the pyramids
of the old Egyptian kings. To Stewards
two immense piles at either end of the
great trade thoroughfare of the metropolis
and Yanderbilt's freight depot down town,
covering the whole Of what was st. Johns
Park, there is now to be added vast struc-
ture Of glass. iron and masonry. covering
nearly three acres, to be used for the pas
senger terminus OF the three Vanderbilt
railroads-the Hudson River, the New
York Central and the Harlem: It is be To-
Gated on the Fourth avenue at Forty-ffth
street. and will be ready for occupancy by
next New Year. Tue iron work is to cost
81, 900, 600, it is said, and the contract has
been given to New York firm. The roof
will require 10O,0 square feet of glass.
The architecture will be of q highly orna-
mental character, and the structure when
completed will be one of the beanties as
we'll as one of the sights of the great city.
Wilmington journal., 1870-04-29
les So ledge. jess So.

The Hartford Times sees clearly and ex-
presses felicitously the meaning OF Radical
reconstruction. 1t says
Georgia under reconstruction was
Democratic. The army was sent to stifie
the voice of the people, and force it to
vote Radical and for GRANT in the next
Presidential election.
"On a full and fair vote-negroes ana
all-Tennessee was Democratic. The Rad
icals in Congress are moving to stifie the
voice of the people and force tho State TO
vote as they decree.
"These are lessons. Do the people
read Do they understand the meaning!
The Radicals are cutting away the frame
work of free institutions. The people may
stop it, or they may submit till their votes
are no longer respected or counted.
Wilmington journal., 1870-04-29
from the Working Christian.
OVER THE RIVER.
BY Il. s. WILLIAMS.


s.Let us cross over the river and Iest under
the shade OF the ees."- Dying a"0rds OF H0ne-
trau Jackson"
"See over the river the hills al green,
And famed by the cool summer breeze;
Let ue cross DER the waters which now lie be-
tween
And rest meath the shade OF tho trees
They called it d tlight-indeed twas Night
OF his soul to that bright. happy land,
Where he caught glimpse OF the angels &c
white.
And fain would have ioined taeir glad band.
The reality then appeared unto him,
Which in fancy he'd oft seen before;
The end OF the march the turbulent stream
And beyond was the beautiful shore,
Then wandering back to that gallant most,
Whom to victory Oft he had led,
He imagined himself again At his post
And these We're the words which he said.
And thus az ho stOOd, 8 il were. 0n the brink
OF the Troublesome borders of time,
His soul became joyful and happy to think
That it nckred thai more b -4ut!fu! "E3.
Where marching, and toll, and war are ali Der,
Nor battle CRY ever * given;
For no muskLt - ratte nor cannOA's lOud roar
Shail ever disturb him in HCavep.