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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-04-28


OwENsBoRo ITEMS s-The following
news paragraphs we clip from the
Monitor:
The rolling stock for the Ovens
boro aud Russellville Railroad has
been purchased.
The religious body, known as
Christians or Reformers, have con-
tracted for the erection of hand
some building of worship in this
city, and to be completed at a very
early day.
The chicken cholera is proving very
destructive to the fowls in many por-
tions of this county. Oa some farms
whole broods apparently well one day
arc dead the next.
We are glad to learn from those
advised that the wheat crop has not
suffered any injury by the recent cold
| weather, and that the prospects for
an abundant yield of all kinds in this
region is unusually promising.
The remains of an infant were dis
covered by some small boys on Sat-
urday evening last, while fishing In
the pond on Fifth Street, between St.
/ Ann anu AlAGu. hE AnG udiLCI lS
yelled in mystery, we refrain from
expressing any speculations concern
ing the subject.
Messrs. Field and Brown have con
tracted for the building of the lecture
| room which is to form a part of the
church ediice to be erected by the
| Old School 4asasbyterian congregation
of this city. Ihe building is to bt
completed by the first of August, and
the price to be paid three thousand
six hundred and seventy-fve dollars
DISTRESSING AFFAIR.-A serious
affair, resulting in the probable deatf
of one of the parties engaged, oc
Cured Monday morning, near Pat
rick's mill. some four miles from
town. The parties involved were
Ezekiel Cameron and @ man named
Rotnchilds-the latter recently il
the employ of Mr.. w. L. Berry, as
teamster. and known to many in thi
citv. Cameron discharged pistol
Rothchilds, two balls Of which tool
effect-one in the head and anothe
in the shoulder. The first. it /
/, thought. viii prove a mortal wound
The difieulty, we are Informed. gre.
out OF matters Of q domestic charac
ter.
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FOREIGN NEWS

PARIS. April 27.-Waog 8ubli,
meetings were held vest -rdly 5hrou
out the county, 70 q se1ss matters
relative TO pIeblsc nm. no disorder
are reported. Ii is re gorle5 TO-DAY
that Ex- Minister Daru recommend
the people to vote yes ia Glag aext
The Madrid EpocG is assured It
Prince Frederick. Of Pr1ss. e
candidate of the Govern DsUt frr lls
throne Of Spain, but that th8 Enperor
Napoleon has declared to Senior O.es-
aga, the Spanish Embassa For t Paris
that this solution of the question
would be so grave that i1ign6 be-
the cause of a war between France
and Prussia.
M. Theirs has advised the people
to abstain from voting altogether.
LONDON, April 27.-The steamers
City of London, Aleppo and Bremen.
from New York, and the Peruvian
from Portland, have arrived,
In accordance with the provisions
of the bill for the preservatio4 of
life and property in ireland. ree ally
enacted, several district 10 tast
Island have been proclaim sd.
The strong representati0n made
6y foreign powers to tbe Greek
Government, In regard to the late
massacre, have led to the resignation
of General Soutz, as Minister Of War.
His place will be supplied aa iateriB,.
by Valovrites, Minister OF the In
terror.
The powers have received from the
Sublime Porte, a protest against raising
OF loan By Viceroy of Egypt. Sui
tan also demonstrated with the Rou-
manIan Government, for coming
money at Its own mint.
Austrian and Hungarian Bishops
have FASTENED their return 10 Rome
to vote against the dogma OF Infalli-
bility.
BERLIN, April 27.-It is asserted
that other powers will support the
action taken by France ia regard 90
the decision Of Ecumeuical Council.
Bulletins from Varsen announce
that Bismarck is cOnvalescent, and
may be expected in Berlin about the
9Th of May.
The commercial treaty between the
North German Confederation and
Mexico has been ratified.
HAVANA, April 27.-According 10
Spanish reports, three battalious of
Spanish forces attacked Modesto
Diaz rebel army in Macio Mountain.
yesterday, and after nine hours FIGHT
ing, the rebels were defeated.
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Heartrending Calamity.
Terrible Accident in Rich
mond, Va.
200 Persons Killed and
Wounded.
Several Prominent Men,
Including Ex-Governor
Wells. Among the
Killed.
Many Persons Fatally In
jured.
Sixty Bodies Taken out of
the Building.
Washington and New York
Itenns.
Accident to the Steamer
Alice Dean.
Miscellaneous kilograms.
Chicago Ttems--IndIan Affairs-TFl-
ennial Congregational Convention.

ennial Congregational Convention.
CHICAGO, April q. day General
Sheridan received letter from Gen
eral Stanley, commanding Fort Sui
ley, Dakota, dated April 9th. 1t says
for a week previous the Indians on
the Cheyenne Reservation have been
very insolent, aud there were strong
indications that they would soon
break out into open hostilities. There
are 800 lodges Of Sioux at or near
Fort Sulley, of which 800 OF the
Brutes are hostile to the whites.
They offer all sorts of insults to the
Indian Agent at that point, dancing
war dances before his headquarters,
and exhibiting scalps of white men
whom they have murdered They are
led by Red Leaf, the Indian who led
the attack and massacre at Fort Phil.
Kearney. They have ordered the
two, Kettle and Foot's bands, across
the Missouri River, these bands
being friendly to the whites.
Most of the employees of the agen-
cy have left through fright. General
Stanley is firmly convinced that there
can be no peace and no living near
hostile Sioux till they are soundly
thrashed. He is in constant fear for
the f9te of the agencies on Cheyenne
reservation. General Sheridan is of
the opinion that he can get the upper
hand of the Brutes. being thoroughly
acquainted with all their modes of
living, and of fighting them.
The 18th and 18th Regiments will
pass through this city tomorrow
morning enroute for the scene of the
difficulty. General Sheridan and sew
eral members of his staff will go west
next week to personally survey the
situation.
The fifth triennial Convention of
the Congregational Churches of the
Northwest, convened this afternoon
at Farwell Hall. Nearly 1000 dele
gates were present. The following
prominent officers were elected:
President, Hon. s. d. Hastings, of
Madison. Wisconsin; Vice President,
Judge Warren Currier, of st. Louis,
and Rev, o. 5. Dean. of Michigan !;
Secretaries, Rev. Horace Eddy, Rev.
MIR. Camp, and Rev, Mr.. Riggs.
Permanent Nominating Committee,
DR.. MACON, Rev. Richard Hall and
Rev. s. A. Dewey.
The report of the Board of Direc-
tors of the Chicago Theological Sem
nary, was read.
The whole number of the Alumni
now reaches Ill. The twelfth class
of students will graduate fourteen
persons.
The report of the committee upon
the apportionment of the Board of
Directors, gives to Illinois seven Di-
rectors, four each to Michigan, Wis
consin, Indiana and Iowa, and one
each to Missouri, Minnesota, Kansas
and Nebraska.
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dispatch to the State

Al SPECIAL dispatch to the State
Sentinel, from Now Albany, an
nounces that General W.Q Gresham,
Judge of the United States District
Court for Indiana, met with very
serious misfortune in Harrison COun
ty, on Tuesday. He left his home in
New Albany, on Monday, to spend a
few days in fishing and hunting, with
some friends at Corydon, and while
angling at Sopp's Dam, on Indian
Creek, fell and broke his leg near
the thigh. The leg is broken so badly
that it is feared amputation will be-
come necessary. The broken limb is
the same in which he was wounded
before Atlanta.
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THE Board OF Bishops of the Meth
odist Church are to meet in Dayton,
on the 25th of May. It is probable
they will call a special session of the
General Conference to ell the vaean-
cies occ9sioned by the death of Bish-
ops Thompson and Kingsley, and to
provide efficient General Superintend-
ents to take the places of Morris,
Scott and Baker, who are all more or
less disabled by ill-health for the
more active work of the episcopacy.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-04-28

THE fifty first anniversary of the
of Odd Fellowship into
the United States was appropriately
celebrated at Poseyville on Tuesday,
the 26th inst, by the members of the
New Harmony, Poseyville. Stewards
vile and Owensvilla Lodges. The
music was furnished by the New Har.
mony Brass Band. The members of
the fraternity, we doubt not. enjoyed
themselves hugely.
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The Indianapolis Journal reports
the rumor that e. J. Metzger, late of
the Daily Telegraph, in that city. will
shortly receive a responsible and i'm
portant Consulship abroad Will
this recognition Of the German ele-
ment of the Republican party at the
Capital, pacify the Telearaph2
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-04-28

IF no practicable route s discovered
shortly, that of San Blas viii - sur
yeyed.
Lima papers OF The ed Of March
state that considerable dsmaes Was
done on the coast, By The high sea.
The flag ship, Saranac, arrived ~
Panama on the 18th.
There are rumors of o rupture be-
tween Bolivia and PEN, aud Peru
Wan troops have been ordered 10 tie
frontier.
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ME rapid concentration of troope

THE rapid concentration of troops
at Sioux City looks as though the
government was anticipating an In
dian war of large dimensions. This
will be cheering news to the harpies
who fatten on army contracts, and
government plunder, but unpleasant
to those who are groaning under the
burdens Of taxation.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-04-28

THE New Harmony Register has
completed its third volume. 1t takes
the opportunity of calling on those
who are indebted for one, two and
even three years subscription (of
whom there are ma N.Y. to settle up at
onoa
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New York Items-Darien Expedition,

NEW York, April 27.-The steam
ship Alaska, from Aspinwall 18th,
has arrived; she brings $50, $50 in
specie.
The gunboat, Nyack, arrived at
Cult San Meguel on the 18th, and sent
a small steamer up one of the rivers
TO act in concert with the Darien Ex
pedition fromethe Pacific coast. Capt.
Selfridge's party, from CALEDONIA Bay,
had reached Chucunqua River, and a
telegraph line has been built some
nine miles. This route is believed
impracticable. owing to its high eleva-
ton. The party from Saserdi Bay,
had reached far enough in the inte-
r.Cr d preva that l-e route wae i'm
practicable. &ipsio is st Ssserai Eeg
euc viii oaE ae ioIn ~ us.1.
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MADRID, April 27.-Great import
anoe Is manifested by the press at the
prolongation Of the provisional form
of government, and the agitation in
political circles is increasing. 1t is
reported that Serrano has said he
will accept even Republic, If Gen.
Prim will agree to it. Several new
candidates for the throne are spoken
of. but none of the prominence of
Prince Frederick of Prussia. A peti-
to- r-a7irc Cortes not to adopt the
constitution OF Porto Rico, was re-
eeived from Havana, it has forty-two
thousand signatures.
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New Phrase of an Old PecaIIa1lty.


From "0ur MONTH"; Gossip In
the May number of LlpptncoH's lug
dztne we take the following;
Irish will be Irish. I was remind
ed of this the other day when q farm
hand of mine, from County Kerry,
asked me to write 3 letter for him
The substance of it was advice to his
friend Tim O'Brien to come out TO
A9ePlGa An Patr;o n Rl%' b.e yeT honor nor
a week here" You know very well
that you get it every day" I inte-
rupted. "Troth, an L do, bet 10
would think l was foolin' him Sure.
he'd not believe me-" Tho letter azs
ordered to end as follows: send
you twenty pounds with this r. bring
you over here. If you are alive Tin,
you're welcome to it; bus q - 1'-o
dead, you'll just send It t.se e
wunst."
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-04-28

LAST week in our sister State.
Rhody, two children entered an .E
to sell some sassdfrGs bdrk, wherg. 11r
an energetic guardian 81 III
questioned them very Close.
cerning their license. TIE chic
were somewhat frightened and
exactly comprehending the
the boy answered-"I've gct
and he's licensed" The cas- la-
mediately decided by a ferl
present, who relieved the taina
the children by saying: "G sa
you're all right; If you've COS a7
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-04-28
"BeseHes" In Cinclnnatl-A Renalr-
able Contract.
[From the Cincinnati GaaotIe

The following is an accurate CODY
OF a contract of partnership ea.s4ed
into between five partners IN the
Frame Besenes:"
CINCINNATI, November 10. 1860.
The undersiend are satisfeit with
this Contrackt unner the firm --l5
Co., Frame Besenes, 481--5t., boz
tween and - street.
Each Palmer hase to work to the
profed to the Besenes, If he 3ount
work to the profed to the Be- he
kan expeckt no washes.
Sickness or familie Besenes a. not
enkiudet. if he dount tant TO his Bsso-
mes at al then he kan pusht cut by
majorita out the Besenes, the other
Patners got the first ritn iol 10 buy
him out, cr be has to put order man
In his plase, were them order patners
are satisfeit with.
Each Palmer can drou Sl5 watsaes.
if the Besenes erlau it, each Palmer
can drou so moush then the oder.
If Palmer git sick. be is titled 90
his fool washes the first week, Oh
oder time only half watshes, If thc
Besenes erlow it.
If a Ratner die his familie ear eZ-
peckt only the profid from the Be-
senes, or the Familie can sell lhc
Stock to the oder Patners or 10 oder
man wore them oder Patnera arc sat-
isfeit with.
No Palmer can borrow money for
his one person on the Bessnea. the
Bise1es Is not responsible for shat
money.
If Palmer goes Seicurdo for some-
body, the Besenes got noting 20 do
with it.
If Palmer do out side Besenes.
the Besenes has to pay 10.
Each half Jahr the first Of January
and the first of July the Stock half
TO be count OBJ, and the Books are be
settlet.
Each Palmer is inteitlet 20 Pro
each Jahr on the Stock Wot bic got
more in the Besenes than the 7der.
Signed by the five partners.
Notwithstanding the partioularity
with which the rights aud duties OF
the "Patners" are laid down ia this
instrument, its provisions were not
observed, and lawsuit has been ig
stituted.
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WM- REAVIS.
FRAMING NOTICE.

re UNDERsIGN k4s EaANAAG re-
.urnsd to t,Vausvittes ts nov prepared
f-l ao,--f-aefg FOX building bridges oE
and of heavy or intricate framing.
~iFg gr9 I10s. GRANT.
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CHAS. Il. BUTTE2FIELD,

4 TTOR NEY A 4 Il a W
r,r-~rcE-W West side Third Street, bet.
Locust and Main tup,5talrs)'
ss4g dam EVANSVILLE. IND.
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PITTsBURG, April 27.-The tank in
the refinery of the Excelsior OIL Co..
Freedom, Pa, exploded last night.
killing tho watehm1ns 3 ISL ID RuH
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Consumption.

I'm svvxcv,s pr, xov,c sxpr, for tn. c,re of Coucbs
Colds and Consumption
sia and all the Debitated Conditions Of the Stomach
IN scErxcr's MaSnsAxx pills for diseases Of the
- ,h a. h h. c;s. srs oe, r.ouired In curing
Consumnon though the Puimonc syrup alone has cured
many desperate cases The seaweed Tonic and Mandrake
u;,, , IL rse,Ia,no The Stomach and Liver and helm
h poni Sn =, 5;ass, and sea,ch tbrough the blood
e u hio ,ssns crrs s ~ soon e.ss
80 ~ S,;. 80 oon.c;.,,;o,sv oN.rad 20 the ~,blc
IneSe Iienioies az s ,;,, ,;ss o. p,I
% tiie oly se, ee'a a ~ u, .S rh;d .o;;;on,
Of the bodv wh;ch lead to Thai fatal disease Liver Com
=, sne 10Y rs - ss-,,,nna~s ~ ccn.rrr
pam pa, ""a - IL ss.. them saixes ,hev reouire he
. so., ~ nra,n 49, a,,an; y "-
The Pulmonie syrup is a medicine which has had =
Inc nSo" 80, hs n,h,,e I,s xains ha. hren
LIE ~ a ,hnsanas =, rnres n hsS mad. through
proven cy INC anus "a a.s 10 III ~ hicS ,;rs
r. ...;s, -. .ar...,, ;,,.-e.saI srd th~ ynoat oh
&C.,. Isr.;c,sr can no .onger donbt that n IL remedy
s M ,. can ~ caEasncs in ali cs.s. which
ss, ,.1 - 10y = 49, "'e" ">A
~ ~ ~ ., u ,,.-s.ver;,r,v sollov the directions
~. ae pa.sus .sch hoe n. s,, certainly he cured
II hs snss ap not too much wasted to make cure posi-
be Even in cases supposed to be ncurabe when friends
III ,hvs;.ns hsvs dssnaired the nae Of ths medicine
~ 800 ,ha se of the natient and restored him 10 per-
10, si,h '''s '.'e - '~ r-'
nr shenck him,elf was cured in precisely such cir
nv ;uJ;c;onsiv making timely use OF Dr. schenck's
r re- .siiss.'
III aro v;thn Se reach Of medicine but h
asserta that often when patients have the
mos. aa.mhs symP'os' SUI - ssu. svsn ~ snch
emis ngn. sw' ana ss =, ~; in ray and When they
aes,ss s Una. ~ hr Yys;cian thew NAV sti be cured
are gwen Up py ns pS n.sa, NJ ,nS. hu, vbsn m
no meac nar hsdv ai.e.ssd and To see ert.nt de-
lungs arc very ny ~ eaecsed bv Dr. Scbepck,, med
H.o IN srouIous diseases these medicines are equally
Aaso IN q spsncs has nhotogranhs Of number D
ns Who have hren nearly covered with running sores
and nov an nealea w. III, anS ;.,. =; M i,nsa
"nlcn mum s. ~ Consumntio. n n N she utmos
An .ne y. ;a v;gor and health tome to the system
% 4; nscass.rv IN strenrthenthe appetite Of IN,
Hence ,,seoSs ;hs diSestien Proner nourishmen
pauens sm1 ,nashsr With such mean a. win make IN.
' a;",ihie The articles most suitable FOR tht
food easily digestpe. ns e T.. 1s.,ans,s nv
aiet Q, consunpse bssn ~. d,str,hntsS rrat,;,o,sI
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Bully Aeaarbsf yournd.

FANNY GLuE.--Crack up tie glue, and
nut into bottle. Add to it common whisky
shake up, cork tight, and in three or four days
IL can be used. 1t requires no heating. will
keep for any length of time, and is all tunes
ready to use, except in the coolest OF weather,
when it will require warming. 1t must be
kept tight SO that the whisky will not eva
porste. The usual corks or steppers should
not be used. 1t will become clogged A TIN
stopper, covering the bottle, but fitting as
closely as possible, must be used
An old stable keeper in England says he
has never had bad foot on his horses since
he commenced the practice OF beding on a
thick layer of sawdust. Pine sawdust he finds
he best, oak the worst.
In blowing down green crops, attach
heavy chain to the front of the plowbeam,
which drags down the grass, so that 1t does
not choke the pillow. In this way II can be
ploved down SO nicely that one would hardly
believe that two feet of clover had been turned
under.
Remedy for Sore Teats.-Take Mutton tai
low, three parts, Burgundy pitch one part /;
wash the teats clean and apply the mixture,
moderately warm, twice each day until a cure
10 effected.
nOA0lDS up nAhh' hN oSSt 10y W ftS 'S'.~
cows from holding up their milk is to milk the
forward teats perfectly dry, then change to
the two hind teats and milk very fast, and the
deeired result will most likely be obtained.
horse that is in the harness every day
needs an abundance of food and of the right
kind. Oats make more muscle than corn, and
should always form part of the food of hard
working horse. Corn gives plumpness and
imparts warmth. The colder the weather the
more corn the harder the work, the more oats.
To make Hens Lay.-We have found that
hogs lard is the thing to mix in with the dough,
70 give hens, to make them lay One cut of
this fat as large as walnut, will set a hen to
lay immediately after she has been broken up
from setting, and by feeding them with the fat
occasionally, the hens continue to lay through
the winter.
Worms in Swine.-Give your pigs hand
full of good rock salt at least twice a week in
their food until killing time, and they will
thrive, providing you give them enough to eat.
The cause of pigs having worms is. think,
the want of the preyentative--salt. Pigs
hardly ever get any salt except what they get
/, in the slops from the kitchen.
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