Evansville Journal, Volume 21, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 12 April 1870 — Page 1
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EVAiSfSVILLE, INDIANA, TUESDAY, APRIL 12, 1S70.
ESTABLISHED, 1831.
The telegraph report concerning the ricFarland trial, now in progress in New i'ork, was quito lengthy, but so disconnected and unsatisfactory, that wo have omitted it altogether, supplying ita place with other matter of far mora iiaporlance.
()J our second pa go we print, this morning, au article from the Louisville Commercial on tho Port of Entry matter. It shows clearly the arxjiaMo and courteous spirit in which our Louisville friends arc disposed to regard tho eflfjrtu of Kvansvillo to improvo hei busincsH facilities. At tho very tirco tho editor vras wriliDg his 'tirade rgiiast our city, Louisville bad "been included in tho Port of Kntry bill with tho other cities. Wo hopo tho Indiana Congressmen will - stand firm and see to it tlat no contemptible jealousy on tho part of any cities, ia other States bo allowed to exclude ICvansvillo from the benefits of tho bill. Tho friends of the raeajuro cannot well do without the eleven votes from Indiana, and wo believe cur.Uongrcssnicn know their rights bdJ will fearlessly maintain them. The meanceps which characterizes ' tlys article ia tto Commircial, id- as contemptible as many of its statements aro false. .Evansviilo never sought to supplant Louisville, and if tho eJitor of tie Commercial bad known anything at all concerning tho matter, bo would havo known that cur city only did her beat to increase her own business facilities, without in tho least attempting to injure any of her competitors.
to participate In tho rerrm.n!es. Thin was supplemented by another resolution or the nppolutmnl of a commit 19 of arrangements. The Hpeakor itemed Dockery, iiaynard. Allison, Vox ami Kidridgd. Cur uld lio could uot serve on tho commiLUi. exoetd oa on- condition : that his
friend from Massachusetts, Duller, should i be allowed to enteruilu lhe meeting with a Utile minstrelsy: ha added, he declined I HQ to servo, because ho did aul wish, to meot i Mirue porsont who -wnul 1 bo present, ; tliouKh ho had no objection to colored poo-
i..ariuo s:uu uo uczuia. to bo cicin-
ntercotlng Foreign ITgws.
Eiinisteri.il Crisis France.
m
Tho Fire at
the Southern
. rrlson.
The following letters from tho officers of the Indiana Stato Prison South, were received by Governor Baker Saturday; Indiana State Pbisoji Sotjtii, 1 April G.1S70.
Governor JiaJccr: Enclosed
Bend you the Warden a report con corning tho late fire. We havo passed orders for the necessary repairs, but da not uropo-e to do more than ia absolutely required. Wo beg leavo to a.-sure yen that there is amplo provision fur tho safety and comfort of the men, and that, besido the expense, only ajemporary inconvecicnce will bo felt from the accidint, and whila we acknowiedgo the valuablo assistance in BiippTessing the tiro rendered by tto lire companies of Jctfersonvillj and of tho Uencral Uovcrnment, we isli especially to call attention to tho tidclity and f5cicnt labor of the 4 bllioers and guards of the prison, and especially of tho convicts themselves.
llespcctiuiiy suDmuted,
11. S. IIkiskell, Prca't.
W.W.CUBRY.Bco'y. Indiana State Prison South, 1 April G, 1S70. J Tu the J'oaril cf Directors:
GKNTi.F.MEN;On Sunday last, at ir about IS o'clock V. M., a lire broko
..nt in the roof, enst eide. and north
f the cell houso. cansod. I bo
Tmvn. bv hParks bcin communicated
t'ui roof throach a defective flu
The fire extended through tho wood
en structure of tho root with great
rnniditv. and tlie cell house was 6oon
filled so densely with Kiiiokc that for
a time thcro was very great danger of
many of the crnvict.i being suffocated
before they couli to rescued. I immediately set tho guard to 1 work unlocking tho cells and turning tho prisoners out into tho yard, and I am gratilied in being able to stato that all wero fsaved with tho exception of one colored man, named Isaac Roberts, notwithahanding bis cell was opened at the same timo as tho ethers, but unfortunately ho appears to have been overcame with the emoko, .and perished at his cell door. Tho entiro roof of tho old cell house was destroyed together with the woodwork of tho upper ranges r.ud the upper tier oiL cells. The fire also com: rourticatcd to tho cupalo on the front building which was pirtially deptroyed. , Our lo-s in c!oth"tog will amount to
considerable, which waa given out to
men a3 a change for wet clothing, and necessarily." much of it, lost and
destroyed. The"" officers and guards ' 11 did their dutv durine tho perilous
time, and great praise is due to the
r-nnviets. who worked nobly and ren
dered great assistance in subduing
ha flamefl " . ,
I rreoumo it will rcnuiro from
ci.ht to ten thou?snd dollars to ro pair the damage. . . I ' Very respectfully, L. S. Suuler, Warden.' C0-TGKES3I0.XAL rC0CSGsJ
pio,
en, wuiioui any eoadit.on. Cox m pluuatlon of hlalaiit reiuarlc, said l.o undersUuid tho arruugoiauat vrun ol up iu tho inU'i'tiKt of Mayor Ikiwan, ayiilriHi tiie antl-liowua KepublioaiiH, ftiul lie did not wish to bo mixed xip with these political factious. The Hpcaker put tho question on excusing Kldrldge, aud aiuouuced that tho iio h had It. Kldrhh'o Aa thin In not a Congressional
duty, and 1 uot required by tbe iiouse, I will not nerve on that committee. Hptsaker la the gentleman icrvlcs on two commute? J'.ldrldxc I do not put It on that ground, bat on tlio crouuii llmt I um not rcqulr d, by my olllcial position, to render any such Kt-rvlco, and I shall not render It. 'ilia Hpeaker ruled that whenever tho House directed a eommlttfo U curry out any of It orders, a member was as much compound, under tho rulcn, 10 ervo on that committee as on any other committor. It wan not In the power of the Chair to excuHe any gentleman from service on any comraiiw o. bchenclc Hiigicested tho connldoratlon of tho application of -excuse bo postpone;!, In order to consult the colored gentlemen oh to whether they would be satisfied. l'.aagbier. Cox thontiht the farce had gonoon long enough. Tnethlus proposed was a denecratlon of this hall, which the K"Ut Ionian lilmHolf (-Schcncb) bad voted auliiHt. Hchonclc remariced that he voted uniformly aalnst giving the use of the hall to any but legitimate purposes. liidrldKe and Cox were uotexomod from service on the commltt;o. KJudd made an nrmuccowtful cffoit to hve a new drawing for ats. . Hcbenck moved to Buspond tho rules for tho adoption of the rcKoiuliou providing that duriau April and ilay rnotlonti lor adjournment will not bo In order before 5 o'clock, and there shall be no notion cm Maturdayp, udIp-ks specially ordered. This 1h uot to preveut eveulug wnudou, if the llouso should direct. Ii.iwert objected to th proposod arraneement, and the Home refused to huspeud the ruies by 61 to 84. A bill was also Introduced relative to tlie mode of selecting candidate for admission to the military and naval noudemlex. Hawley, fr.nn the Committee on Pnbllo I.aadH, reiorted a bill ttrantinsr lancU r.ir n
railroad irom Lincoln, Neb, to Denver Col. Kecomoilited. ' The Uouhe went into committee on the tarliTbiil, rosumlnij Us consideration at the paragraph taxing women and children 8 drfcHHgoodi. On motion of Mchenck It was amended by lnHertlng the word silk, not beluga component material thereof of chief value. The next puragraru laxlntj clothing and weurlntr apparel of cvory description aud balmoral and other Mklrto aud sklrtiu couipowed wholly or in part of wooleu, worsted, hair of goatn or other animals, except knit goods, 60 centH per pound, and to) percent ad valorem was similarly amended. The next parKraph taxlnit Webolns, bindings, braids, gallonn, fringed glmp.-i, and head-
ucbiuiduuiauuivitui ui nut? wuony or in WQ part of wool.WorHted or aoaU hall. 60 cents
per pound and 35 per ceut. ad valorem, an similarly amended, aad also bv Inserting
before the word wool, the words coiijim
and linen. The next parasranb. taxing
cordM, tuHKc!s, buttons and ornanienta for
ureases and outide Karmsnis, made wholly or In part of wool, itoan hair. GO ner
cent, ad valorem. The same amendment an to silk wan ad r)lod.
The next paruurauh wn that imlnv
carpets.
lirookn, of Now York, moved to strike
out the paragraph, and bad read, from the clerk's dek, an editorial from the Chicago
i ii nuiu null Jljoro 1DUUence on public opinion than fortv mem.
Uerot (Jciutrokn. hliiiwlni Liiat .f ii .
(h)0 paid by the people, hint, vcur, under the
"'i carpevH, only Z.ZU),U U weut Into the Treasury. The other !J.uoouou beinir
divided as extra proum toAmw.ican cstrpct mauut.ur. w iri(i mat tti enactment ol thn parurxph voieu imlllonn lufo the handn ot a lew men In the Middle Btate and New Kniaud. Myers opp std the ameudmeut. aud re
plied to lirookM, Kl.rttinK tiiat there were in
Stato
iVasliinRton and Now Yorl;
Itorap.
Iiscollanoou3 Telegrams.
New York Items. New York, April 11. It seems to j settled, on the reorganization of 10 Police Board to day, that Supertendent Kennedy -will tender his sigrfation, and Capt. John Jourdon ill be appointed to th o vacated office. Yesterday being Palm Sunday, was cebrated with special Bcrviccs in all tbCathoIic churehe in this city. , meeting of the ATncrican Uolonizn Society, in bahalf of African conization, was hold at the brick cbrch lant evening. Addresses were m by llov. Mr. Orcutt and Drs. Paen and Gansc.tvho urged thopeoplto heir, the migration of Africans to ieir Dativo shores. Dr. Packard saithat thero wero moro Africans rcy to go to Africa than means cod bo furnished to send them. 1o liquor shops wera open generall;hroughout tho -city jesterclay in tbevicinity of Central Park, and lag beer snloons were do.'ng a brisk buaess. It needed only a walk thngh a few of tho principal streets to tufy any observers that tho prohihory liquor law was dead. ly. Mr. Il'cpworth, of Park AvenuOnitariau Church, preached upon ,e corruption of the -times, and allied to tho hanging of Keynolds, aa iidenco that justice could really X - f r 'l-i i
uujdb on a criminal, proviueu no haoo friends, votes ot money.to buy hisway out of tho clutches of tho lay itho Apolla Ilall in tho evening, a cwd ansembled to hear Wendell Phips, Julia Ward Howe and Wm, II. banning speak on reformed chrtianity. Siator HeveJa occupied tho platfori of PJyrc.outh Church with Beher at both morning and eveninscrviee. AA tho closo of his sormoin the morning, and when giving note of meeticg to ratify the Fifteen Amondn icnt at tho Iiiooklyn Ac;emy of tdnsio this evening, Beher said that he was gratifiedo God for having spared his lif'eto eco tho day on which tho colod raca could claim and exercise all ivileges and eights of citizens of theinitcd States. A voico had gone fori which gavo them liberty, and thetmo voico to-day invests them wititho glorious privilege of, tho frathiso. Ten years sinco they held theplaecs of slaves, fearing to
Iooupon the bright face of the sun
in ti crtsat ettv of New Yark. lsut
no?wsiuot,How of fear, they rejoo publicly over tho proclamaao of fcir rights and privileges as eitiz9. of this great country. n St. Bernard's Calholio Church, I. Gabriel llealy, pastor, prayers ro offered, for tho rcposo of tho ml of Jack Tte uui . ... Idq liday. At each mass the officiating enrymau asked that prayers bo of-
ted for tho repose of his soul, and 0 request was responded to devoutTho ratification of tho Fifteenth jnendment, will bo commemorated i Brooklyn, thia evening, by a dotaistration at tho Academy of music, which Senator II. li. Hovels, Lieut, overnor Woodford, Thco. Tilton, ishop Campbell, tho Itev, Henry G. Mrnett and others, aro advertised to heak. ! Tho nppointriients of the various
owing paraKraphs, In reloreuce to puuuo utyiumvui.,
and thrown siik. The next paragraph juartcr ana excise law, is announced
SSur ouwwoby tho Mayor, at tho Hall this mornKellocs; moved toiucrta.so the duty toing. oopercuut. . ... Thero aro four Democrats and ono
rfjiSSafm M uou'Ilcpublioan in tho department of tho No aniendmeutaofTdred to tho two foi-Docka. Tho Department of Chari,wi.rnriaJu5rii'.' lu ,eforeaco lo 8111 ties and Correction, as well as tho The next pamjraph ' was on motion o,l iVo Department, will stand three Nenenck, amended to read, ou ail uianu Democrats and two Tlepublicans.
Tho Health Department will bo com
posed of live Democratic members
IjIm own i-dstrlut 7.U.0 pi opleeuaaKed in the
luduMry 01 curjiel iuukinic. and Uie policy of free trade would shut tho factories aAlut tlioi-o people. ctet-euk explained that the naraxrsph was but the ie-euscimunt of the present Uw with two ex:epl loin; ono was that iirnKa In carpet under i.n amendment hlc i haiijusl been adopted was broiusht down lrom lorty-iour to twenty-eight cunts, und toe other was a cheaper kind of onrpet, down from twenty-live to twelve ceiita per square yard. Cox protested ayuliiKl the whole bill aa a miserable scheme got up tu help a few lVrtivylvantaus and Nyw Kul juiIith. JUiooks' auu uduiuat was rejected, and tho paragraph w8 paNed over without an umeudinMUt, except lo lltaert Urnssels carport at twoutyelKutconta per yard, and thirty per cout. ad valorem.
The next paragraph van In reference to OH Clotlnj on motion of Hellenes:, It was
amended so as to read, on ou cioius rr floors, stamnod or printed. 4") ppr cent, ad
valorem : on Mtlc OU Cloth. 00 per cout. ail
valorem. Mo amendment odVred to the three tol
1
testified to the insanity of Mcharland's brother. Tho English gtockholders represented by Heath & Co., Happael & Co., and Chas. II. Burr, of London, who own the stock of the Krie Railroad Company, petition tho Court to rcmovo Gould, Fisk and Lane, and move for an injunction, restraining them from issuing more stock, and alao for the appointment of a reooivcr to wind up the affairs of the Company. Tho Methodist Confcrenco have given llcv. Horace Cook permission to withdraw from the ministry. Captain Jno. Jourdon was appointed Superintendent of Police, vice Kennedy resigned. Edward J. Kuntz, tho Sculptor, died last night. Aged 43. Uev. Morri A. Tyng, Assistant Minister of St George's Church, was appointed Professor of Theology, and Biblical Literature, at tho Episcopal College at Cambier, Ohio, and will enter upon his duties in September.
Boston Items. Boston, April 11. Seventy printers employed by Madgo cc Son., city printers, quit work to day, owing to a disagreement with employers, on tho scale of pricej. In the llouso to-day, resolutions on tho late Anson Burlingamo, wero unanimously adopted by a rising voto. Extcnsivo arrangements aro being mado for the celebration of tho Fifteenth Amendment, on the 11th inst. Tho programme includes the military and civio procession, and addresses by Wendell Phillips and Wm. Lloyd Garrison, in Faneuil Hall. Schenectady, "April 11. Two
new three story buildings fell this
forenoon, and are a complete wreck. Six or eight men wero in the building. One killed and three injured. FOREIGN NEWS.
lacturera of mixed material), silk belu
tho component, partol the chief value, anj not otherwise lieroia provided lor, CO p
cent aa valorem.
iiutler, ot alati.sachusetui, moved to ad
a uew paragraph, taxing al per cer
ad valorem, webbing, composed of slUt at
rubber, or silk and other material, fat being a material of chief value, used '
the manufacture or enoes. ,
washburue. of MabHachuscluj, oppoft
tbe amendment. -
jencas movea 10 maze mo uuiy ok per cent, without disposing of eithef the amendments. i The Commilteo rose, having rje through over three pnes ot the bill. Iiutler, of MastiachutoUa, asktd ie unanimous connent to Introduce a Iht resolution to aucex the republio otfoni in lea. Itrooks, of New York, objected, viesa Ireland waa annexed too, paylug f It wlih Alabama claims. Iiutler suld ibey had plenty of Irad now, but none of Dominica.
Kelxy moved to- rescind the reHolion
adopted to-day, granting tlie me 'the
itau ror tne ceieoraiioa oi me viiiuin Amendment. It wan rescinded wlt ut a division, aud tho Select Commute discharged. - -J The House then adjourned. '
W'AnitiyaTON, April 11
. PW Km Ia tho Bcnate to-dny, Hmntier otrerei' a resolution directing the Committee on Agriouitur to Inquire what legislation wuit nece-1 a' y for rhe regulation of the traOHf ortnllon of crvUlo and other animals on tho railroads of the United mates, so as to ficuro for tho animals safricient snace and ventilation : sdcptel.' McDoaaid ilellveied an argument In support of a bill for a line of steamships under the United states ll ig, for the conxeyanco of U. s. mails to Kuropean ports, India and China, etc. Tlie H-nate" insiiiiij upon Us amendments to dtilciei.iy ma appropriation Mils, aud eppoiuttd a commute of conference. ' The Northern rRclflo Itallroad bill allowing tlie Company lo Issue Its bonds In the couKtruct. on ot Its roud.was returned. Thnrman suoraitted an amendraent to rtqnirelho stle of alternate scctlous of land to actual settlen', except such as Is lieceasaty for depot und other sues for the road. Ko purcbust to exceed UK) acres.
nor deed t bereloro to t e muile out until
rurchaser shall have oconpled the
land two veurs. The price per acre not to .sceed SIT'i wr acre. All lands not sold
within fifteen year., to revert to tbe I'tiitp.l Htates. and th .s legislation to de-
pend upon consent of the Company to iiixuii ronrlitlons. The fuMect WS dls-
cu-Mt by '1 hnrman, Klce.awyer.Harlan, Kamsey, Williams and Howed. WliBOti moved to restrict the amendment of
Thurman to landn granted by the bill.
which was atrreed to, isu against !. when
the modified amendment was rejected, 18 against '. Wilson moved to limit the
sales of additional land now granted to
actu-il settlers at not over J 25 per acre,
; itnd In ouantllles not ticeculcst iii'l acres
lost, yeas 1". nnys 'Si. Wltnout dlsposiug
ol the but, tno ?naie aujourneu.
' ' HorSK.-Bills wero lntroducd Rrantlntf
lands to Kansas for a r iinoad from Fort
Heott In the tllreclion or sania h e: uuthor-
li'ngtbe Burlington and Missouri Kallromi Company to change the line of their
...... I m iseorastta.
" A resolution was adopted by Ha against rs. rnvntlng the ui'e of tbe ballot Kenresen-
tativesto colored peop.eof the District of
(Joluiuuia iur a uicciiuD ou nruaemiit .nin2 In recomilttou of the ratification
ff the iJIteentU Ameudmeut, the House
Toledo, April 11. A man lling himself -August Lottcrliok, rua-
fcian by birlffand hailing Iron exi3,
was detected here to-day as iua-
sonio swindlr, by K. E. liicha'S. M. O. Waggoner and others of 0 Masonio Board of Belief. Hes recently! been operating in Ocago,
Milwaukee, Detroit and othccities.
n an ot which he ootainct email
sums of the Masons. ,
Milwaukee, April ll.-4t the
annual meeting ot tho Chaber of
Commerce to-day. after inainration
of the newly elected officers, b Secre
tary and Treasurcr'a report ts read.
showing a talance on hand): bUU, after "all expenses had been pd. llc-
ceipts of gram tor ltb'J, neiy JU,01X1,000: shipments $14.000.K). ,
Tho MississicDi Iliver or to-day.
and passed through Lako Jpin from St. Paul.
and three Republicans. Tho police
aro equally divided in polities, but
with the understanding mat mere is
to be a new Democratio Jr.xecuuvo.
Superintendents of tho other three
Departments, aro entirely Domocratic. ( Tho Mayor, in announcing his appointments, says ho would bo politically justified by tho numerical record of tho votes upon tho legislation which bestowed the responsibility of making appointments upon him, should ho confer every ono of. the thirty-two appointments solely upon Democrats; but tho extraordinary unanimity by which -the power was
agreed upon, appears to creato an
honor and an obligation to respect the political minority of his constituents, so far, at least, as to re-appoint a few of his political opponents whose past services to tho public additionally deserve tho recognition. Wm. M. Tweed is tho head of the Department of PuMio Works. The interest in tho McFarlandRichardson trial reached a pitch of intensity oa this, tho sixth day, rarely if ever before witnessed on a similar
ocoasiou- I hough rain came down in torrents,-the erowd that thronged the court room corridors, stairways and grounds exceeded any day previous, sicca the beginning cf the trial. At an early hour tho chief actors took their accustomed plaoes inside
tho court-room, McJsarland preserving the Eame cool, complacent de
meanor no nas prcserveu uunug nio trial. An element of curiosity, in
the shapo of Mrs. Norton, an advocate cf woman's rights, took her place among the repor ters, to givo the
proceedings ot tno trial to me xmu-
luhon. At 10 o clock the ltecoraer came into Court and announced that
Paris, April 11. Unusual pre caution was taken by tho police yes-i tcrday, to guard a&ainst the threatcned disorders, but tho city was as quiet a3 usual. Paris, Noon, April 11. It is probable that Count Daru will resign the Foreign Office; while it is true changes aro imminent in the ministry, and rumor has associated tho names of several gentleman with positions is the new cabinet, up to this hour but one withdrawal has occurred,
that ot Buffet, financial Secretary. ; Paris, April 11. Tho workmen of the immense manufactory of M. Coil, have struck. ! The resignation of Couut Daru is imminent. Should ho withdraw, other Ministers will follow. Tho report gains credence, that the Emperor is acting under the intluenco of Kouhcr. In the Corp3 Lsgislatif, to-day, Jules Favro expressed his regret at the resignation of Buffet, who, he said, had shown a disposition to stand ud for tho prerogatives of tho Chambers, and was a defender or ui dv. ..a liberty. ,., M. Segrio, replying to Favre, do ncribcd him as a defender of the Republic, but as an adversary of liberty. This produced much excitement aud rl4.forth exclamations from all ?itioa- V".'- idrcsscd the cham bcrs, and while review lufiuq-.-. , ..a. of tho past week, was interrupted
with cries of "you made promises. Iu tho course of his speech he expressed tho opinion that one day would bo soiicient for taking tho voto of the cation on tho Picbicilum. Tho Emperor held a review of troops at tho Placo Du Carrousel today. London April 11. Dispatches from Paris stato that the ministerial .. . i .1 - L
crisis is uue to tno objections oi a portion of ttro Cabinet to the continuance of Plebiscitary power in tho hands of the Executive. Erie sixes wero admitted to Ahc
Stock Board hero. .'.. -t Tho .-tall Moll Gazette censures Gladstone's shuffling policy, on Irish matters, and predicts tho defeat of tha Irish land bill, on account of the obscurity, complication and ambiguity of iU provisions. The same paper urges tho instant dispatel of a frigate to the fisheries, to watch tho American war steamer there. Cork, April " 11. The court" is about to discharsa Phillips, who was
recently arrested hero as an alleged embezzler of Federal bonds, because tho American depositions aro not forthcoming.
St. Louis Items. St. Lous, April 11. Dwight Durkce, an old and prominent citizen, has been appointed City Treasurer by Mayor Cole, Dice Susisky, tho defaulter. , Adolph. E. Krccgcr, who is charged with being ; instrumental in leading Suiieky astray, was arrested on a chare-o of robbing tho city treasury of twenty-three thou3&ad dollars. Kroeger was in temporary charge of the office about a month last Summer while Susisky was in New York engineering some speculations, and during that timo used blanks left by Susisky to meot the current expenses of the office for his own benefit. He has turned over a house and lot to tho city authorities in part payment of the above amount. Susisky was transferred to the calaboose to-day, and Krcegcr is in jail. A steamer passed through Lake Pepin last night, and navigation is now open to St. Paul. The colored procession to-day was nearly an hour passing a given point, and was a very creditable display. After marching througbKthe principal streets the procession halted at Yaoger's Garden, where an oration was delivered by Rev. II. II. White, colored, and speeches, were made by Charles P. Johnson and E. W. Patterson, white, and J. Milton Turner, oolorcd. Appropriate resolutions were also adopted. Tho celebration terminated with a grand ball this evening. Tho affair was orderly throughout, and attracted much attention.', Ihleaso Items. . . -. Chicago, April 11. Tho Lincoln House block, at Lincoln, burned this forenoon, with eeverel buildings adjoining; loss about $20,000; no insurance on the buildings. At Racine, Wisconsin," this forenoon, Samuel Watson, who was convicted, some two wceks since of the murder of Mrs. Hawley, was sentenced to the penitontiary for life; hois over sixty years of age. ' At Lasalle, Ills., Saturday night.' Frank Glancy was run over by a train of cars of tho Chioago & Ilock Is-; land Railroad, and killed. Four schoolboys, at Sparland, 111.; pounded a schoolboy, namod Fergu-t son, so severely, that he died in a few hours. The young murderers average about ten years of age. Ferguson had informed the teacher of some of their misdemeanors. ' 1 The Fenian Congress assembled in thia city to-day. About ono hundred delegates are present Tho meeting are private. Washington Items. . i WAsniNOTO.f, April 11. Tho argument in tho pending legal tender caseB in the Supremo Court was postponed till next Monday, owing to the illness of one of the counsel. ' f The National Academy of Science bolds its usual Spring session here this week, commencing to-morrow, i The President, Gen. Sherman, and Secretaries Belknap and Robeson have returned. Secretary Boutwell is expected to-morrow. r7"".Tlw,3-11 -.Sweeny and Capt. S. C. Griffin havo been ordcrea ucioro the Retiring Board. . . , i Four Plain, N. Y., April 11. A collision occurred this morning at St. Johnsville, on tbe New York Cen
tral Railroad. A fireman of ono train,
Sanborn, was kil:cd. Engineer Isaac UoeurK, r-j-.ia kprnan named
jjociicu wero idjuicu. i mm
Philadelphia, April 11. The President held a leveo to-day and left for Washington by a special train at noon. ' I
: nothing but the old-fashioned Canton crepe, which, in shawls, and some twentr-fivo years since in dresses al-
sc but tnen oniy aarK or dun-coi ored was universally bo affected Beside dresses, it ia this year a favorite material for bonnets.
Amocer the present revival of
fashion, jet goods, both imitation and real, together with the old-time favorite tortoise shell, in every describablo species of ornament, claim the fashionable caprico of tha hour. Carved rings of the latter for the hair ore tho latest freak. They aro worn by tha dozen, of tho sizo of a largo finger ring, and , with the hair either elaborately frizzed or braided, passed through them. The extremity to which real laco -yoa, and even imitation has gone within tho last six weeks merits a separate articlejustice could never be done it in a paragraph, no, nor in a half dozen. In cloaks there-' s nothing really new to chronicle, -suits complete having taken the placo of all semi-detached garments. J ' There never waa a greater variety, either, of fabric or style, than is evinced by tho beautiful breakfast jackets of tho season. Perfumes, wo notice, are again regaining in Paris their old time prestige. Tha famous Douilette, or perfumed quilted silk dressing gown, accompanied by its jupon, also quilted and perfumed, and even io its dainty rosetted, quilted shoes, has, wo remark, just been introduced into this country. . In perfumes essences -thero is no special season's favorite. Tho Mexican "Ihlhang Ihlhang" has, for five months or more, held deserved precedence. The odeurs (Lubin'e), christened respectively. Odeur L'Empereur, Odeur L'Imperatrice, and L'Odeur le Prince Imperial, havo, of course, in X'aris, from mistaken loyalty, heavy sales. - ' Some new American wild-flower extracts are, by American chemists this year, in Paris, pronounced a great success. ) How to b9 Unsncccssral. let Consult Tom, Dick and Harry in matters of business, and then follow, not tha best, but tho last, advioe given. . 2i. Instead of marching straight over; trouble with a firm front, crouch and let it march over you, j 3d. Have no mind of your own, no self-reliance.- Be as - unstable and shifting as the sand on the seashore, 4th. If you are knocked down today, ooncludo that your placo ia on your back to-morrow and next day, and so on. - 1 ' - I 5th. Because it rains to-day and is dismal, make up your mind that it is going to bo rainy and dismal always. Cth. Never look among your clouds for silver linings, for rifts through to tbe blue sky and sunshine beyond, j 7. Follow these directions closely, and failure will track your steps like a bloodhound; in adversity you will bo as worthless as an old rotten sheet for a sail in a gale of wind; when fire comes, as come it Hinst, you will find all the metal you ever had in you turneu to ii, a ha fir. know, dross never purified or refines it only burns. Jeiiial Slab.
UAimOATt TX2SE-TAIIJ.13.
(Cor reef eel JVoiv sinbor 21th, 1SG9.)
P. GEIG3I,:
EransTlllc fc Crawrord8lIle EJi. , coma Noirrii.
Leave Mall. Evansvllie ...10:1J a If. A.rriint
Viuoonues....l2:10 p M... 6:2) p Af... 10:15 A M lerre UaiUe. a:G2r m... y:i5p m... m
Kxpr. 4:'M P M.
JKrelgbt.
i:iJ am
Evansvllie & CrawfordMflle.
Leave T. Ilauta ViueenncH,.. Arrive Eva-hsviilo
KrruRXfNO, Exp. Mall. Freight. . C:1J a m. 4:W p m... 5:i.i a m . 7 :50 a m... U ;S p M....11 :50 p m .12:0um. ,10::op 6:35 r M
Terrc Ifanto & Indianapolis. ooi:no kast. Zeave llav F.t. Mvi,i nr-n
Torre Haute. 4 :h p M...12 :lu a m..'. b :5u a'm
Arrive
Indianapolis. C:l5p if... 2:10 A ...10:05 a m
Ohio & Mississippi. going kast. Leave Lightning Ex. Acc. Kiciit. i,!v
Viucenuoa . 1:08 p m... l:l.jp m...Io:11.1p m
ooj:a wkht. Leave Mali. JNlght Kx. llav K.
Vln?enne8 .... 4 :17 v it... 1:0Tak.. e mo a m
KKTUKNINO, Torre Haute & Indianapolis. Leave
Indp'lis.3:20 am. 8:25 am. 1:30 pm. 8:30 fx
Arrive i
T. U-....6:00 A :23 A M. p if. 11 p m
E. H. & N. R. R Northern Division
TKAINH UOiaO BOUTU.
Transfer Packet Hteamer Fayette leaves Kvansvllle daily at... 3:00p.bt, Train leaves Henderson at..,..i 4:30 p.m.
Arrive at Mad tsoimuo 7 :i( p.m.
UOINU NORTH. .. .
Train leavea Madison vilie Uftl)"'
(Sundays exceptodl at : k.o.i 1
Arrive at Henderson .
Arrive at Evansvllie by Transfer" - '
acKei a uyette 9:15 a.m. Mnltinr oonnoctlon both wava tBiif.
trains on the K. A U. Kallroad.
BTKAMBOAT LINES,
To Lorisvii.i.K. Kvery Monday at o'clock a.m. Kvery Tuesdav. Wedn
day, Thursday, Friday, and (Saturday at
vciwk Jr. m.
TO UAIKO Dallv. ezcent Ltnnrlnv. 11 1 t
O'olockp.n'
TOUaiBSrf KlVEK Everv Mnmlir Tnni.
day Thumday. aud Haturdav aL
r.iir.
10 iSABTPORT. Kverr TUCHdav and Rat.
urday at 4 o'olock. p. m.
TO HKlf DKltSOK Dailv. exnant Hnnitmi
at 8 o'clock p.m.
TO NAaHVII.I4B-.EvervTuesdar.Wfl.lnM-
day and Saturday at 4 p. H.
Transient boats daily up and dowc. '. To CisciNiiATi Kvery Haturday at 10
A.K. - .
TO CANN-Kt.TON Every Tuesday. Thurs.
day, and Saturday at 10 a.m. .
RookportHLacetvlaNowburehand lioon.
Viiie,) carrying the mall, leaves at 7 A. u..
on Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays. Arrives by 7 P. x., Tnesdays, Thursday! and Saturdays.
e Harmony Mall Blase lcfivrs Mon
days and Fridays at 7 a.m. Arrives Tuesdays and Haturdays by 4 p. m.
at vernon MaiiMtage loaves dally let cept Sundays) at 7 a. m. Arrlvos dally (0 ebt Huudays) by i p. m.. i
10 jn Kwiioiia. uaca: daily (ezceDt ban-
iay,) from the Merchant's Hotel, at S o'clock p. M.
10
OS
WITHOUT A IHVAIi.
THE
.1 OUR iY A JLa X)FFI C13
nous AVi. kinds or
:
TO-DAY'S ADVEflTISESlENTS.
Albaky, April 11. Tho Governor' has signed the Stato Bxciso Biil.
FAS1II3N GOSSIP.
Memphis, April 11. Gieral Rust, formerly member of Coircss from Arkansas, and durirg thevar a Confederate General, died C the dth, of a congestive chill. I. A. Clarke, Shoriff eLimestono County, Arkansas, haj absconded with tho assets of his ofio.
Kknnebko, Maine, M 11. The Academy building, occpicd by tho
high and grammar sends, was burned Sunday evening. St. Louis, April ll.-Tho ratifica
tion of the Fifteenth .mendment is
being celebrated by th colored peo plo to-day.
the trial would be ndiourned to the
room of the Court of Over end Ter
miner, in tho new Court House, in fought among tnemselves. Some
order that the Uourt oi ueneral Sessions might be proceeded with.
Then came an unprecedented rush, and the curious throng hurried across the park, splashing through the mud regardless of the dowBpoar of rain, and in an unconceivably short time the corridors of tho new Court House wero filled with a swclterinc. drip
ping, steaming mass of humanity, all j revolt) against . Aramonte, owing elbowing their way to the door. The j his tyrannical behavior. Yesteni
officers, however, extended the accustomed discretion, and soon all those entitled to admission wero comforta' bly seated in their appointed placos. I Tho first witness Mrs. Mary Oliver,
Edinburq, April 11. Tho wood works in both shafts of Bathsgate Colliery took fire to-day while tho miners were at work. Seven men wero suffocated and forty nino were rescued. Lisbon, April 11. Advices from Paraguay state that President Lope2 suddenly turned upon and surprised hia pursuers, winning quite a victory. It is thought at Rio Janiero, that this advantage would result in an indefinite prolongation of the war. j Madrid, April 11. Itis announced that the trial of the Dake jof Mont-
pcnsier for tha killing of Prince Hen
ri, begins to-morrow, .. u ! Havana, April 11. A telegram from Captain General De Rodas, dated Puerto Prinoipe, April S, is published to-day. He states that two columns of the Spanish tioops had returned without meeting any enemy. Tho forces were then provisioned for two months and sent to occupy Guanac. Two men and ono woman, 6pio?, were caught. The men wero executed and the woman pardonedlA great amount of important correspondence was captured and much property of tho rebels destroyed. The advance
guard of the insurgents surrendered voluntarily. They report that Enrique Agromonte, Francesco Castillo, Gaspar Beautocourt, Diego Agucrra, and an American named Maenet,
wero chief leaders of tho insurgents.
and soma of them had embarked and fled from the country, after having
ot
the insurgents , had issued an order rjunishing with death whoever ac
cepts De Rodas Amnesty Proclama
Cespedcs intends to leavo tho coun
try. He will bo activoly pursued Anarchv. Danio and desertions pre
vail nyprtrcvhern - amonsr the . rebels.'
Some have rained the standard of
to
Wlwt is Worn New Materials Perfumes Again In the Ascendant, etc. - From tho Now York Midi. For street dress, ordinary after full suits of black silk, wfiich this season enjoy greater favoriteism than ever tho different varieties both of mohair and alpaca, with which the dress mar.'-.et is now flooded, aro . the next in demand. Tho new Spring goods called Poplinettes, after the American poplins, genuino (which latter, it will be remembered, won one of tho medals at one of tho American Institute Fairs), next to the favorite "Beaver and Buf
falo" brands, aro deservedly popular.
All descriptions of Rep goods are as over extensively inquired for as the
season progresses, and as usual many
re-christened but cxtramely old labrt.es
daily test equally the credulity . and
Snnns nurse or lady patronesses,
Among some of tho prettiest and
most serviceable . are the Poionaiso-
eloth a pretty 6atiny substance, to
gether with tho genuine satin-cloth, which latter is a material well worth
its nnce
Innumerable brands of very lustrous and of excellent seeming native black silks are also in the maket.
These, by the way. of American man
ufacture, increase weekly. Their wear, however, and durability is as
yet a thing ot conjecture merely. TIT n T rt 1 V 5 rt w Ant imiha t i
ARTESIAN . SPaiKGTAKK;!
miE UWDEKNf 15fKI Los the honor -t8 tolnform bis friends and the public
SATURDAY, AI'UIlS--,
Parties who wish to hold Plenlns oirih
grounds, are requested to lnfoim the uu-
uersiguea oi meir inient-ion and make tho necessary arrangement at least two tr three days before the Picnics aro to come olf. During thin com! n a tjummer. there
will be a ..... i
CONCERT & ILLUMINATION I
Every Thursday even lair. The admission
to those concerts is reduced to in cents. (
THE UATUH will be open for use on the
1st day of May, 1870. lUth Tickets by the dozen, 15; HIdkIo Bath 50 cents. - t
xne punite is corutaiy invuea oy - t apl2-lta . : KHWAItD WKHLEU.
mi)K AMI JOB PKIXTIXG,
Twcnty-Shcct Maiuiaotli roster"
DOWN TO A
VisiUn- or WctUUns Card,
In the best style of tho art, and at
as ow as uie iowl-hL. -
Show, and TraVoliflg Oompinies
Making their Western trips, will find It to their advantage to glvo ns s call, as we have a - ' ' large stock of , , !
'.' Horses Strayed or Stolea.
03T last Sunday mornlnir, from tho stable of the subscriber, livlnu Vi miles
east or 1'rmeeton, lad., one sorrel mare, H years old, bald face, and four while h-gs, with two red spots cm front legs, and llax main and tail. Also one red sorrel hore lttVi hands hifib, short main and work slgn, 6 years old. Fifty dollars reward
will be paid tot information that will lead
to taeir recovery. - JOHN M. ItAMSEY, : aprl2 r - Princeton, Ind.
FIFTH ANNUAL BALI. ' '.'.'j. , J.'; of Tif '. - I -' . CIGAR MAKERS' UNION, j A.I N ATTGISA-Xa HALL ; Monday 'Evening, April 18, ,1870.' : ,' , MANAUEB3: ' I WM. 033ENBERO,- JOHN SMITH. JOK. WAIINtU. P. THF.OBAL1). i
KMlh LEVY, ... UEO.llIiHRMANN.
TICKETS, apl!7t ...
Fino Leno cloth is now purchasable
at the very moderate price of fifty and iven thirty cents per yard. - Its did
name to the majority ot our readers
will be recognizable as Mozam
bique. , :. v .
Satins sun retain sumpremacy tor
evening oresses. . Aney trim exquis--itely with lace, and real laco cf every sort,-width and description, both
white and Dlack, nas never Detoro in
this country reached theluroro ot tbe
present 'season, lhe revival ot the old-fashioned (?) Elizabethan ruff,
together with the prolusion required for fhresent 6tyles of Pompadour chemisette?, "Oriental" sleeves, etc., doubtless accounts partially for the
mania. ' . ' ' ,
Of .the satins aforesaid, thefavonte
tints aro, first, an Empress blue : sec
ondly, an odd - combination ot hue called caffe au lait, and thirdly and
fourthly, two Bhades of green one a bright emerald, and the other the favorite "Nile Water."
The., striped "Watteau" silks, in every description of odd admixture of color, renew, their favorite huo with the season. -Both silks and eatins, it is said upon good authority, in many instances range as high as twenty-five dollars a yard. That exnuisite substance called
terday, crepo de chine, also, with the Spring, sicated I tuakes its appearance on this side of
Crescent City Flooriesr
KAPPLER & SALMON, . I : Proprietors, Sash, Doors, Blinds, Frames . MoulfUnfr. &cc. !
Planing," Hipping, Bpllttfhii, and Scroll Hawing done at Short notice. - - f pin. nn.i Pnni.r n,iofrinr. Siding, Dress
ed and itough Lumber, alwai's on hand.
Also, Hole Proprietors and Manufacturer
oi tne ts.Li.iiJiA.x tu i
jjiljiii
muilluiiiiB
PICKET FENCE. '.
cn.rii theTerre Haute Picket Fence
It is cheap and durable, and au ornament
to the place wiiero u nnuus, aii orders
DrompCy attended to. . i j
factory, Cor. DlTliIon and Canal 8U ,
ApTZi'diy Vow wj ; - . . ;
the leaders ot this revolt assassinated I ruakes its anncaranco
fourteen of their own men -for the the Atlantic. This , beautiful fabric, purpose of robbery. This news, which which appears this season in every is regarded as , official, has caused delicate imaginable shado of color, is
great rejoicing hero. ' I pronounced by the initiated to bo
TO THE WOllHllXO CI.AKS -.Wd ro
now r re cared to lurnish all .:urni -it i.
constant employiaeut at home, the whole
i mo uio "r iur in snare moments-
Kusinoss new. llahu and Drontahie - l 'Ar
sons of either Bex easily arn from 50c. to
i perevemiiK, ana a proportional sum by
aevouui iueir wuoie lime to l tie business
Boys ana gins earn nearly as much men. That all who rio this nollro t.
Bend theiaddre6e. and test the business,
we make this unparalleled olfer: To such
as are not well satisfied, wo will send f 1 to
pay ror me trouble of wrltlnsr. Kull pant
eniars, a valuable sample, which will do to commence work on, and a copy of the
Jtopie t lMerary Doinjianian one or lhe largest and bent family newspapers publishedall sent free by mail. , .Header, If you want permanent, proii table worn, address K. O. ALLKN & CO., Anguita, Me. fe3 viWi
AIJL KIM C M OF
,
KEALtlifi IJV WATCHES, I) I A 51 0 Ii I) R, JEWELRY:
Silverware and tlr.cct u h's.
WUOI.ESALK AGENTS fO THE Amorican Watch & Clock Corjnasy. A large stock of ri-.f?r n,i nr...,..
Hals always ou hnn.l. ' '
price- L,iMis ruruisued on appiicjuion WaPtches.aUSnUoa ClV6a 10 repairing fin. Af Ii li. n i . o . 9
dly
fei:
cms. i. ii-izz.ino, Tlie iVcat Iper iraricr. All work warranted. Orders lcfL at Nos.
47 aul 49 MiUu Htroetj alBo, a:. Ko. 11
BoutU First Htrcet. - ai'j-2m
. I No. IOIjJ.J United Stat93 ilafshai's Nr tico.
sa:
TJWITKD HTATB3 OF AMKKICA, 1 District of Iwdia.ua. i
TnTTIIEKfAAH, a llbul of Information V if was Uied in the District Cou rl of tho
United Htales for tho District of Indiana ou thelHht day of Jdurcb, lru, by William Newcamb, by Uharlcs K. Marsh, ., his Proctor, against the a team boat tuinm
ioyu, ner eiiKinen, iiican, uppsrei, mid bolters aud lurniture. soizcd ut mui
trict In a cause of darnacs, ul vll a id niuritlrae, and claiming duiuaKoM in tlm sum of J-170 a-l. and prayitm process u- iiimt mild steamboat, and lliat tbe same may be ecudenied and sold therefor. Now, therefore, In pumiancoof the .Monition uuder the coal ot said IViu t to me
directed and delivered, I do hen-by Klvo public notice to all perous claim inj; said goods, or any part thereof, r.- in any manner inturtxted therein, that thej l and appear before the District Court of l ha
United Htates. to be held at the CI v of In
dianapolis, in and for the District of Indiana, on the first Monday of May next, at 1U o'clock of tho foreuoou of that day, um and there to Interpose their cliiims and make their alU'stlous In t lint ix-i air.
jiv.rs. isruuJN i-.ti, u. n. Manual. HAMUKIj DAY, Depute Attont: J. D. lluWLAND, t.'l'k. ap5-14t
B. BU1KBANK & CO., . - . MANOFACTUKEIifl Otf
Eureka and.Rustio Window Shades,
A sciF.:iioit Aiirn i;:,
Any lerajth, width, or color, made to order
NO. 84 MAIN ST., THIRD FLOOIt, I. O. llox 1,011,
ocK-G nl
K VA NH VI L L IS. IND
3. B. 'isaarji. F. L. Uazt.i jr. FS. GliXCXaiV &; oo., OAKIUAGE EIAinJFACrJREHS, Transfer Ornaments at Clnclunr tl prlo
MfU Strut, Let. Fifth and SL'Uh,
J. C. - ATKINSON, Orders loft at JOHN WYMOMV.-I will be promptly atttinde 1 to. I. have l)on iu tho huslnciiH In tho city forslxyears. Aly woilt Is the test reicrence 1 can ulvo. mh2-H am 1 JXJf3rv it s-rrxj iin ed.
11.
1Lb returned with n laro lot of Millinery tioods, sonio of the Imuilmiw- tliat him
Uffm brought to thl.s placo, whiju slio will
oner io vn publio at reusouublo iiitcus, and a lot of
and
C U TJS, D OR D ER ,fc., 'A
BUITAULB FOK TltKlH BUSIWKH3.
Eastern Bills for Colored Printing
DUPLICATED ON HIQHT.
COMMERCIAL PRINTING,
aueir A3 - - - : ! - i
Bill- Ilea Js, . . '
Cards, . . ) ' Checlt . . j Drafts, -,-' Letter -Heads, Envelopes, " : Blanlcs, ' " Labels, ) , DrayTichcts; ' ; . t Dray Hooks, .
Hills of Jjaduin
.. . . . : -I
Lruticr intjjes, , - f
' Dodgers, . " .' . '. ) ' Lland-Bills, :i Tags, ' " " ; j " j Programmes, d c.
IMcnlc, Ball, ana Show Tlcke Is,
OK ALL KINDS,
NEATLY MtlNTKO IXANi COI.OU
HUMAN II AIR COOD3,
Huoh as Dra'.ds. Clilirnons. C - via
VJLT tiwu n ..1 ..II 1. i .1 r i t .. ; . .
Ail kinds of repairing neatly cone!
Ko. 4H MAIV NIKi:-,S
hkst iirwi iii:csn, EVANyvILLK, IND.
ip8Zm (At lllttrolfl'H old sinnd.)
IIYKUT & SALE STABLU,
Fifth Etrott, bit. Locust & Walaat.
Thos. llulleii, "ro p'r.
AH1JII1.Y OI' COItn WMtn constantly on band. -Cisterns liUod with
rosli water on short notlco. Orders lolt at tlie Livery Ktal lo win im
promj)tiy attended to. apro-um
XJIl-IEir WORK. ;
We are prepared to execute Brief Voi
for lawyers witu uispaicu. auu i uiuable rates. .. . , . . . , j
KEHIEMI1I2R TUKTI-1CE!
LOCUST ST.,
NEXT DOOR TO FOST-OFFICR
- ;; uancmg Academy. AT MAKLKTT 1IAT.T. '
o t)P2 leave lo inlortu our fi lends anil
the public generally that wa Imva int
opened a new Courso of Dancing, ut greatly reduced rates. . Farcuts desirous of having their children educated In the Terpsichoruan Art would
uowen io onLrusi ine sme to our care. While we spare no eiort i.n te ichlng, we pay especial attention to the euou bo-
vior o ail scnoiars.
Hatisfactory relorenoos cau b3 glveu. Frices are us follows;
For Gentlemen who have al
ready taken one oourse with us E2 nor mutck
For Gentlemen not coinptent
io nance por courso For Ladies SI per courso For Children Si per coutko r- Masquerado Hulls on liuuu und mado to order at reasonable rates.
HOLFELDElt 6i HERMANN. Ja20 d3m ilariett IlaU, cor. Mi la t Fifth.
TA KM Beautiful, well-improved farm : ,L 100 acres, xl bearing apple t mi (choice 'fruit), three mtlc-s west ol KHz ibethtown.
Illinois, uan oe naci ai narg nn by rail
ing ou WAKltKN A Miiiia JN, Attorneys. Third btreet, between Mi In and i.o-
CUsU- fel7 dtf
T7ATCHIIAKIIIG.
A. C. ItOKlO'CllAKS.
BOSENCBANS &
tLA Kit Y bHll ( S3JTII,
AVatcliiuakcrs and Jeweler?,
SO. 13 NORTH SECOS ST., tt, EAI.KKS In American, I Inrush and
J.J HwiNS Wat lies, in (fold, hUver and
CioctK.Ao. Personal atteiiMo i given ty
repairs or nuo wa";"n, - No work entrusted pi.xenlices.
Superintend!!!
Bail cling.
TIIK uMdersifrned being i n old and practical builder, oilers hii services to the cltiaens of F.vausvllle as a Kuperlnteudent of buiidinizs. Will o found at the ottlce of 11. F. Trtble, coraer Waluut
and J' lfth Btreets.
mhiutf WILLIAM HUNNKU Wedlock. Tiik Basis of Civrr. kocikty Kssays for Young Men, on tlie honor an t haitlnesn of Marriage, aud the evils and daunera of Celibacy; with sanitary help lor tuo attainment of man's true posi ion in life. Hent free, in sealed envelop . Addr-sM HOWARD ASaOClAHON, l' ;x P, I'hlladolrhia, Pa. eiU diw.im
For Sale, BUIClt HO'J'piK A Nit TWO LOTS on ttVentU Htreet., between fctyeaiuor and Vine, east side. Ti-mis, onethird cash ; balance on twelve and eighteen months' crellt. For purttc ihirs Itujulrt at H and 4i, corner First aud Vino streets, inula lin I. D. HE1M AN N.