Evansville Journal, Volume 18, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 16 January 1867 — Page 4

THE EVAMYILLE JOURNAL

PUBLISHED DAILY BY ,,Tne Evansville Journal Company. 6. 6 LocBst Street "EvansTliie, Ind." SUBSCRIPTION TERMS. IN ADVANCE. Daily Jonmal. Ooe year, by mall IO OO mx months, by mall 5 .0 Three months, by mall 3 OO By the week, payable to carrier 35 Trl-W'eokty Journal. Owyearv...........-x. TM mcths... 4 ,. Weekly Jonrnal. One copy, one year -- 3 oo fire copies, one year - 8 7& Ten copies, one year -.. ...... 15 OO Agents for Daily Journal. James L. Thornton, Princeton, Ind. Capt. Lkvi Ferguson, Petersburg!!, Ind. Harry it. Smith, Washington, fiid. W. J. L. Hemmexway, Boonville, Ind. C. R. DeBrclek, Newburgh, Ind. They will also receive and forward to us orders for Binding and Job Printing. JEST Go to the Journal Job Printing Office for superior styles of Letter Heads, Bill Heads, and Bills of Ladingijiif i : ' i .'i .1 LATEST NKVS. Gold closed in Sew York yesterday at v The Secretary of the, Navy has, dismissed all of the 0mcer'0f the new Ironsides. Coakllng was elected United States Senator from New Yrk on Monday. Gov. Geary delivered his inagural address yesterday, The Iron. JVIountaln Railroad has lieea. soli. to Charles Allen, for 5173,00ft;; x 1 i Simon Cameron was elected U. S. Senator from Pennsylvania by a strict p.rtyvote. - The special order of the Missouri House, on Monday, was the resolution recommending tbe impeachment of President Joanson. vjt was . referred lo the Committee on Federal Relations. A State convention of the Grand Army of the Republic, of Ohio, is to le held at Columbus on the 30th inst. Edmond Aikin, Presldeut of the First National Bank' at 'Chicago, died in that place on Sunday, of heart disease. A proposition has been Introduced into the Illinois House of. Representatives, to J eilMncuiiBlSlAnale elHeBS f theSiuti who have been citizens for one year. ; Advices received direct from Vera Crust give oonflicting accounts regarding Uie Emperor; tone; saying tbaf he Jittd alxlicated, and another, that he would do so in twenty days. Tbe President,, on Monday, sent to the Senate the name of John W. Murphy, for Governor of Idaho. Jen. Sickles will give evidence before the ommlttee to investigate the murder oi Union soldiers in South Carolina. Secretary Stanton will also testify. r Senator Truhibul was renominated for United States Senator, on the 11th instant, by a Repubiicaa caucus of the Illinois Legislature. The train on the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad was precipitated down an embankment, Sunday night, and eleven passengers were wounded. TbeOty Council of Denver City has pass., eda resolution asking the President td remove Gov. Cummlngs, who is charged with malfeasance. . f Forty armed mounted men deserted from Fort Morgan, last .week, and are reported to. !e on their wayto Denver, to rob the city banks, and Wells & Fargo's Express. In Toronto, Canada, on the 14th, Thomas Maxwill and James Burks (Fenians) were found guilty , ot levying war against Her Majesty's Government. ; . ' ' V - - Gen. Rosser anil Henry A. Wise spoke it Richmond, Va., on the 14th inst. Wise said he would never give up, and that the South was sublimely unconquered. A bill has been introduced in the Minnesota House of Representatives to strike out the word " white " from the Constitution ; also, a resolution requesting the resignation of Senator Norton. At Topeka, Kansas, the Senate, yesterday, passed the Joint Resolution for the amendment of tbe State Constitution restricting suffrage to loyal men. A Nashville dispatch says that the Legislature of Tennessee will undoubtedly pass a law extending suffrage to freedmen. It is reported that Gov. Fletcher has statioued militia companies in Lafayette county of that State, much to the displeasure' of the Conservatives. , Legislative Summary. In the Senate, on Monday, Mr. Mason, of Hancock, oflereda resolution directing Committee, on Benevolent Institutions to inquire into the expediency of making another appropriation to complete the proposed hospital for the incurable insane Mr. Stein, of Tippecanoe, offered a resolution appointing a committee of three from each House to inquire into the expediency of ratifying the . appointment of John A. Wilstach as Commissioner of Emigration, Mr. WoldottVof Whitei ofiered a resoiution, raising a Joint committee of four Senators and, five .Representatives, to take into consideration and report, upon the national debt and national finances. ...,Mr. Bellamy introduced a bill to correct . mistakes in., conveyances where married women are parties.. Mr. Oyler a bill providing for charges ot revenue ia civil cases, under certain circumstances.....Mr; Thompson a bill establishing a board of emigration..... Mr. Hanna a bill to apportion Senators and Representatives Mr. Kiuley a bill to maka eight hours a day's lvork ..'....Mr. Parish to amend the license Jaws governing the 6ale of foreign merchandise and the exhibition of shows Mr. Wolcott a bill to, provide for the. jevislou and consolidation orthi statutes of Indiana.......:. Mr. Jaquess bill prohibiting notaries and others from charging soldiers wore than fifteen ceaU for affidavits necessary to procure back ay and bounty -.:.Mr. Church a. iiil legalizing acknowledgment of deeds and other instruments taken by notaries trhoe'owJiisions had expired Mr.Klnleya bill to apportion bobressional representation.

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STATE ITEMS. 1"; f" (iwt-rul Kimball, State Treasurer, elect, litis fi !:is(.fficialbond. He will enter on thed 'charge of the duties of hisofBceon the ii h proximo. " A man named Kenner has been arrested ill ! nsvine, cnargeu wim uav iuk uiuidei cI William Walters on the 2d inst., near thatp.ace. ,0:311 Gen. Gresham has been appointed Aid-de-Cnmp on the staff of Gen. Kimball, commanding the Gra4 Army of the Republic. ?. .. Ten thousand seven hundred and sixtythree.logs have been packed at Vincennes thepresah treason . The revival in the Methodist Episcopal Church at Madison continues. Over seventy have united with the Church. Hog cholera - is aid -to, JLe ? killing the swineln tTnion County. The Ohio and Mississippi Railroad will build an iron bridge over the Miami river near Lawrenceburgh, to be 550 feet span, and costing S300,0C0,? The Indianapolis Journal says: It is generally believed to be true that the stock In the Terre Haute and Indianapolis road has been disposed of to the Cincinnati and Bellefontaine lines, although the transfer will not be made public for some time. The County Commissioners of Marion County have ordered the Township Assessors to affix a five cent, revenue stamp to each assessment sheet. The Collector of Interna Revenue has decided that ..th sheets are exempt bylaw. No "stamps are needed. Seven hundred and fifty thousand dollars have been added to the educational 1 fund during the past four years. t , ,., Tlie'InalanapoiisovrnaZ.'-o (tha jith,jsays that it is strongly tinted, by ' those who ought to know, that the Johnson caucus, of last week, sent off a Committee to Washington City "on important business connected w.itb -certain evolutionary, movements atxutt fo transpire. "V ' V J f ' TJwyAas JFugetieLa Jadfiabpue . .tens years ojd,,Jblljpijt the jlce, "uar Ofew Albany, tost Saturday,,'' ilie skaiesjf ayoung pan, lowjiig.iassd over the bo'ys bana,cuving' Pi .'! 9113 01 9flll T ! Of AtuttJ . Last Friday night a train On the Toiedo, Wabash and Western Railroad was thrown ifrom the track. Baggage and passenger cars were npset, but fortunately no one was seriously injured. j A prison GiiiivieiCl VQlEnvas shot 111 tue Jenersonvuie iaie prison day' H becm insubordinate. at the Jeffersonvllle State prison last Friwas or dered to the Warden's office, attempted to effect his escape, and was shot twice. The WoiWs if ere-alights lit". .ru; i.i AlocomotlveWthe Loulsvilte, New Albany and "ClrtagV Raikoad,1 a Bradford Station, blew up a. day or two ago! with a terrific report. Fortunately no one was hurt. ' Bra special in this mornings paper it will be seen that the House Committees were announced yesterday. " Ox the second page of this paper will be found an address prepared by a committee, appointed, for that purpose, bythe'trrand Army of 'the Republic in this city, and read and adopted at the; last meeting of that body. It is an appeal made in behalf o those (of 'our community who have been disabled in the defense of their country. We bespeak for it the perusal of altU fs ;: Senator Jaqcess has very promptly responded to" the . .request of the j Grand Army of the Republic, made through the Journal.' a few days ago, by introducing" bfll 'to reduce the fefes ofClerV?, Magistrates, &c.i to 15 cents for each signature and official seal to paper:appertaining to the collection of 'soldiers' bounties" back pay, i JTue Courier yesterday morning has a low and abusive article orn Governox MaRTON j which:"equalW any of its vile1 billingsgate during the late Fill election campaign. We had thought that it had discarded ; puch disgraceful; work of tate.i' ;We are inclined to believe that it is from the pen of a somewhat noted politician of this city, who has personarreasons to vent his spleen. The. Courier should require him, if it has any regard for the respect of decent citizens, to seek some other medium of slanderous abuse. The best answer that can be given to the article is the unanimous nomination of the Governor by the party, an instance without precedent, and that this action is hailed by the party and people of the whole country as a well earned and deserved reward. Gov. Morton needs no defense from the attacks of such men. Jefferson Davis, instead of being a State prisoner, is rather enthroned in state at Fortress Monroe. The last performance is the formal presentation of a cane made of the wood of the rebel ram JIanassas, and his speech in reply complimenting the donors upon, their " patriotism,"' by wiiich devotion to " the lost cause " is, of course, implied. We find the following sentence in the late message of Governor Oqlesby of Illiaois: " While in some sense it may be supposed, the necessity for this Amenduieat grew out of jthe late rebellion, aoi jthat it was framed with direct reference to the state of facta resulting from the war, it is candidly

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submitted that there is not. a principle asserted,1 a right declared,' or a dut: defined by it, that , might not, witl great propriety, have been engrafte( upon the Constitution, without an; reference to the war, and independ ently of and antecedently to it." The Impeachment of the President Itia trot settled, as he", J)e$iqcrati papers would have the public believe that President -JpHJSON rwilV ,be im peachedt Whife'th'e Republican par ty are pretty well agreed' that he ha been guilty of acts for which an im peachment could bo sustained, ;.thei is a very strong opposition'tb the pr posed measure at present; and is generally understood that this Co gress will defer action upon the su ject to the Fortieth, which meets the 4tl day of March next, unde receut Act. While the Constituti alright and the cause for impea ment exist, we do not believe t Congress will resort to that extrt measure, while so many other m necessary patters of legislation ( pressing upon its attention.1 The ; construction of the Southern States some settlement of their status, sho' he arrived at as- speedily as the a ditioa of affairs ; will allow.. ,;.T currency calls for relief. Labor V fers under the inflation. Our ta atid revenue lawi need modificatf There are many other important m ters more necessary to the prosper and peace of the country than ,an terminable wrangle -over the misdc 'of! ,tUe'; 'Presideoty which, at' thet t jmight result in nothing' but a' Judlt ,pageant barren of success. Great ;is be-jcjulamityy. we tfijK .endurCj Tfeign- 'of K i h g A ndV two1 mor e"y e under the check and control of C gress, which will not be slow to li M Howe of ,.ef H.Tfof MJ Tribune, in a lengthy article, si up the reasons why jt is impolitic unnecessary cow to impeach him, closes with these words of wise and jmoderation;,'.' We think this . anintstration-has- been fa calamitj disgrace the cause of many evil the country. We should like s redress. But , how. is, it to be h In attempting to remove these may we not fly to others that we k not of? May we not ,'put.a,"' cedent upon our ' statute b which ,rwill ' give any Democratic majority of the Senate and House in future years the right to revolutionize the ; Government , in the interest of slavery? Let us walk slowly,1 and survey . the. ground as we go. Let us not lay violent hands upon the Executive office until we find that no' other course remains for the honor of the nation. Perhaps we are wrong; but it does not seem that the time tor the sterner alternative has come." The purchase of the Terre Haute Railroad by the Indianapolis and Cincinnati Railroad -Company .has been completed, the latter paying the stockho ders of the former a little over 50 per cent, premium for their stock. Dayton Journal. There1 have been rumors similar to the above in the newspapers during the past . week,. which are probably only a little premature, i There is no doubt but that negotiations have been going on for the purchase of the road, ind it is rumored in railroad , circles that the "terms of transfer have been agreed upon. CONFECTIONERIES. li ... ........ Confectioneries . II. AHLKRING. AlILERIXG H. T. TIASSLER. & 1IASSLER, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Candies, Foreign Fruits, Toys, and WARE, Xo. 15 South First Street, EVANSVILLE. We manufacture our own Candies, and are prepared to supply the Wholesale Trade at th lowest rates, and warranted of pure quality. We keep a full assortment of Foreign Fruits and Nuts, Canned Goods, fine Preserves, Jellies, &c. Toys and Fancy Ware of every description, for presents and attractive amusement. , , FIREWORKS u full supply and general variety. Agents for O. I. Mallory &, Co.'s Oysters oe!& dly ' MATTHEW DALZELL, WHOLESALE DEAXEit IS- i i- o e o i- i e . Nails, W hite Lead, lime, Cement, &e, Xo.iH Water Street, Jan8dly. . EVAXSV1LL.E, IND.

..! C. .. , janl6 6m No. iO south First Street.

-. "t .-. "' ... Dissolution. THE CO-PART.EKSIIII IIERETOfore exitine between the undersigned in the Hat, Cap, and Fur business was dis solved on tne isl a ay oi January, um, dv mutual consent. Both partners are author ized to use the firm in settlement of the partnership business. , PHILIPP VAPTIER, - ALEXANDER M AKCONNIER, Persons indebted to the late firm will please make immediate settlement. . v Notice. . mifK BISIXE.SS WILE BE lO.Xtinued as heretofore, with all the ad vantages of the change of connection.-' M. Vautler residing in New York will enable me to set the best grades and most fash ionable goods at the lowest rates. Than klne our natrons for vast favors. I hope by strict attention to business and increased facilities, to merit the continued support oi an appreciative puDJic. janlOdtf ' . A. MARCONNIER. A. C. 1 US II E E, ; '' . VEAI.EB rs ' . Jfotions and Fancy Goods,' Violins, Accordeons, French Harps, Walt lets, Plated .leweiry, ladies' Kuskets, Toys, &c, &c, ?fo.'70 M A IX STREET, i . deel dim ."' ."; ; 1 RemovaL. r .:. '- ' S : K. GILBERT A CO. HAVE KEa moved to their new four-story sin it. o. 31 North First Street, wheie they vi' be pleased to see all their old customers, and as many new ones as will favor titem with a call. A full assortment ot Groceries, etc., always oil hand, and tor sale at itiJowest market prices. , riov!Jd!y Tender-Loins, Spare Ribs, SAISAOE MEAT, etc., etc., for sa)during trie pork season at our porknouse on Churcli Street, or at our store. 75 Main .Street. VICKERY BROS. HAVIXG NOLI) OUT OCR K.M'llil stock oi Groceries, at No. K M;un Street, to Messrs. Habbe & PfiPttlin. wt would respectfully return our thanks n our many customers and solicit a share, oi the public patronage lor our successors. J. P. ELLIOiT A OX. fJllIE rXOERSItJXED HAVIX; become proprietors of th,e . PIONEER GROCERY, NO. 82 MAIN STREET, Respectfully ; solicit a share of public patronage. , ; We shall at all times keep a full stock oi such articles as are usually kept at a firstclass Grocery, t , ' 11 .J( HABBE & PFFFLIN,' Charles Habbe, 82 Main Street. Abolph Pfifflix. j novUSif

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,(JGS & CHSJtflCAZfc ' Main Ntrect.- 7P SPARKS & P1CQUET, OLESALE DRUGGISTS, rs in Paints, Oils, Glass and Putty. Physicians' bills carefully selected. , ! r .7 ' ' 7- r v,-r-W Prescriptions filled at all hours; or night, at . H ' i 1' ( : . . SCHLAEPFER'S-;, I DrugStore,":, 1 - - . No. 59 MAIN STREET. Tdiy !- - r ; ',. p..'.. ' A beautiful variety of Pearl, fch, Wood, and Shell Card Cases 1 1 ; j TMetsfor sale very loid at , -' ' ' ''.''::'''. SCHLAEPFER'S , 'l 1 ; '. V 'DrugStore,' , No. 59 MAIN STREET. dly ' An immense new stock of new fumes and Pomades at SCHLAEPFER'S ' Drug Store, ; ; No 5t MAIN STREET. d y CL01I) & ARL, 'holesale 2ru;sist, f2C.:-iL .l.lviAU JZi.r.jC ' AND , .. ' . . ' i Jim 1. .-, No..-51 Main: Street .-, .... - AGENTS FOR ' ' ' " I--, 1 !.; ' i 11 .il t'"!t .;.! '!!. !'. ') '.! Ieor'ge :h:-REtir i: Dmiti-i ; . . 1 u-,.t liili-.-nl i' !!..'! -nl 'i; :' -::v v LIQUID ID YES.'', ' V ; ,t ,;, i. .; . til. ' : .-:,.';- 1. ' 'I : , , j--,- - ..--il i-- - n fi ... GENERAL AGENTS FOK ' i t.'ARMBTEAjD'S T0NIS 'SYrC' UNIVERSAL OINTMENT, and:;.' PILE OINTMENT. '. 'v' V All orders jnoiaptly filled. ap: T. C. BRIDWELL & CO., ' ; (Lat of Owens boro, Ky.) ' dealers ljt - DRUGS, ' MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, f PERFUMERY, TOILET ARTICLES, PAINTS, DYES, &c Corner Th?r(l and Main.Streets, . 'Evansville, Ixt. Prescriptions carefully compounded, daj or night. tuovl:id;im 1 ; . .! -,: OLD AND RELIABLE ; i -j -, - (Established 1850.) ' 1 1 ; . WHOLESALE DRUG STORE. Keller &c, Wliite, 33 Main Street. , , leb"-8m ., . ' . BAKERY. EVANSVILLB STEAM BAKERY .... - .. - aud , CAKD Y MAX UFA CTOR Y. ' By A. A- W. t'HRIN'l', No 103 Main Street, bet. Third and Fourth (opposite Court-House). AM KIN ItS OF RA(Ki:itS. Bread, Cakes, etc., as well as all kinds ot Candles, Toys, and Faucy Sugar-Ware, of every description, tor wholesale and retail, at lower prices and to better salisfiic'lon than by any other Itouse in the whole '.Vest. fdecldly O k. K E R Y HUEAD! EA.rI? HAVING Pl'RCIIASED THE BAkery of August Leggeman, corner of Locust and Third, I nm prepared to turnisli, on short notice, partiesot all descriptions with all sorts of cakes made to order. Families and Hotels supplied with fresh bread at low rates. I have in my employ the best baker ever employed in the city. CHARLES A DELM ANN. novSldtim. ' Attention ! THE lr?(DER.SIEI ARE SOW manufacturing theirshopon Eighth, j between Locust and Walnut Streets, Ev-1 ansville, Indiana, the celebrated Elliott's I rftwui ouciion kiiu ruiuo ruiui, nia cheapest and most durable Pump ever invented. A general invitation is given everybody to call and see us. aecivim-: uuuwiniscuuii;uMj,

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1 j BOARDIXCi. The best of accommodations can be had at MRS; E. M. liimvuiu 7u niniuinn. urroAt - J 't rs Ana comfortable rooms for the accommodation. of families., , . ,-, ... t . , , I PRIVATE ROARDIWG AXY PERson - wanting warm.' comfortablo . l'.mmnildtixl at M rM. A. FL Beesley's, on Fourth Street, between Slulberry and Gum.- ' J .' ' ' JanSdlw TRIVATE BOAHIHXU.-A few young can get Day Board with Mrs. J. h. Reeves, on Second street, next to the Vine St"" Presbyterian Church, ror panicuiars. arplyto . .J.t REEVES. Call at the house.. , ,. ,, nov3d:im , ' u vWANTED. WAXTED EMPLOYMENT - BEST of reference given ; also, Kecond hand Corn Sheller and Fanning Mill. Address Lock Drawer 3i. Janl2t.. WA5TTEI NITITATIOXS BY A lady and her daughter, as housekeeper and nurse, In respectable families. Address M. B.. Postofflce. Janlti dit AGENTS' WANTED !' ' . ' i FO THK ' " WOMEN 'OF THE WAR," ATTRAtTIXO TUOlflADft BY it thrilling record of tbe noble and pure minded women, who followed their husbands and sons to the war. Written in the glowing and soul-stirring language of FRANK MOORE. Selling beyond our most sanguine expectation. Twelve thousand copiet told the flrti month of it ittue, Hundreds of commendations from the Press and distinguished individuals are pouring in from all parts of th country. Agents are reporting from tkn to twenty-five orders per day, und say they find many who are ready to take th work as soon as presented, which is a nkw feature is the book business. Thi work is its own recommendation, and sells freely to the best classes of society. Faithful, energetic, persevering men and women will, in the Agency, find lucrative employment. If an Agenoy is wanted,- send for cirou lax. giving full naiticu.ars.! Address, ' NATIONAL PUBLISHING CO , 11S West Fourth Street, Cincinnati, Ohio. dec23-tlllfebl3 ' FOR RENT. Hotel for Rent an;l Furniture for Sale. TII E 1 REN EXT I'Ktti'ltlDTOK wishing to retire from the business on account of iU-uealtli. will oiler the most tlatterkiir indm-ertrenfs ti any one wishing to purchase. The house is one of the most pleasantly and centrally locnted of any in the city, with a good rtm of custom, rooms large and comfortable, furniture all new and in otd order.' : Anyone wieiilng to invent in a profltabl'e business, will do well to address soon Lock Box 1, Evansville, Indiana, mnltidlw, FOR RE XT HOUSE A neat little Dwelling - House.j which 'I will rent cheap, for one year; to a person with good r ference. ' -1 A L V A H JOH N'SGN, Real Estate Agent, Third street, janlddtf , FOR BEST-A good store room on. Water street, be ween Main and Locust, next door to the Keutucky Hotel. For information apply to JauSdtf. C. k ELLER, ft" Main HU FOR SALE. SALE AND FOR RENT. FOR -f f;A CHEAP Bl'lLltlXl LOTS, J.OVI Dwelling Houses, and Farms. Ten thousand acres of Farming Land. I buy aud sell Real Estate. . ALVAH JOHNSON, Real Estate Agent, Third Street, Evansville, Indiana. dec2 tf GROCERIES. Circular. THE OHART.EKSIIII HERETO fore existing between the subscribers, under the tirm of Bement & Viele, is this day dissolved by limitation. Books and accounts will remain with our successors, Charle Viele Co., for settlement. G. W. BEMENT. C. R. BEMENT. . ' : ' ' CHARLES VIELE. Evansville, January 1st, 17. CHARLES VIELE & CO.; : Wi! O tESALi: C"EL O O E T M .1 r. J. SOUTHWEST ( O it X K R FIKST AM) SY(MM0KE STKKKTS. 1 1 1 I '.VANSS-II.t.K. I XI'. janOdtf Clit4:ip I'oulti'DRENNEI TI'RKIES OM.Y EIFteen cents per iound. Dressed Chickens mdy twice ond half cents per pound. DRESSED GEESE ONLY TEN CENTS - PERPOUN. 'Everything cheap at Yickery's Eureka Bazaar, 75 Main St. . , -. JOrtX J. BHOftK.. GEOKGB BROSB-

BROSE & CKO , DEALEKS IN 1 1 Boat Stores, GROCERIES, Gum Packing, Packing Yarn. Cotton' Rope, Manilla Rope, Lath Yarn, Oakum. Nails, Lanterns, Oils, &c. Call and examine our stock and prices at ' .o. 22 North Water Street, between sycamore and Vine. ' Orders tilled promptly and at the lowest rates. . uovl d8ni - ISew 9Insic X' "milE BOJiSIK BROW -otX TAGE "-a beautiful Ballad by W. C. Baker price 40 cento at WARUEN iCONYNOTON'S. jan4 ilw