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Os-The contest among the leaders of the

0Cs-The contest among the leaders Of the
Locoiocracy for Senator this winter, will be in
teresting Almost every man among them
who has ever been justice Of the peace.
thinks himself the very man for Senator, and
will submit his pretensions TO his party.
The most amusing thing which has yet &C.
Cured, is the card in the last Sentinel OF a
Colonel somebody at Lawrenceburg, who pos
itively declines the honor of being a candid
ate.
The declination, however, may be regarded
as mere ruSc, like the man in Tippecanoe
county who wanted TO be Sheriff. Previous
to the nomination, he told the people he did
not know how it would be possible for him TO
never been mentioned by any one of the place.
ID.
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FROM ST. KIrTs.-The n. Y. Tribune has
the following news:
By the arrival yesterday, of the British brig
Antoinette, from ST. Kits, Goth October, we
learn that Capt. Flint was informed by Captain
Bell Of the brig Reindeer, from Martique, Oct.
|, that the authorities had arrested some l9ne-
groes for depredations committed on the white
inha bitants. They were under uia for the Of
fence, when about 1900 negroes assembled to-
gether near the Court House, and demanded
their release. This the authorities refused,
and ordered them to disperse Immediately or
they would be fred on. Capt. Bell did not
learn the result. Healso states that the blacks
on the Island are in most deplorable condition
for the most part refusing to labor. The plan
ters have chartered several vessels 10 60 10 the
British West India Islands and procure labor
ers. Ii this should not succeed, they say thei
crops will all perish. The duties have all been
taken off American flour and lard which is inn
ported in French vessels. 49,
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BUESos AYREs.-A letter from Montevideo
dated 10th September, states that the u. S.
Consul at Buenos Ayres had expressed great in
dignation at the barbarous treatment of Mad
selle O'Gormon. executed BY order of Rosas
while encicnte. Government and society were
very much disturbed on account OF this and 9th.
er high-handed acts. Both the German and
Italian Consuls had been handed their passports
the former for smoking cigar upon forbidden
ground, the latter for some demonstration OIL
account of the Italian revolution.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-12-06

The Augsburg Gazette has letters from Tri-
este of the 3lst October, which admit, although
very unwillingly, that on the 26th the Aust ri
an garrison al Mestra was attacked By a corps
of from 5000 10 5000 Venetians, who, favored
by the cloudy weather, succeeded in surprising
the place. After short skirlnish the Aus
TRANS were compelled to retire. with the loss
OF three cSnnons. and leaving many killed and
wounded on the field of battle. The Veneti-
ans pushed on their adva need posts as far as
Mogllano. AT noon, on the same day, how
ever, the Austrians having collected body of
1000 infantry and 1900 cavalry. arrived to at
tack the Venetiaus, who fed 10 Mrstra and
thence TO their ships, without awaiting an at
tack. Mestra was pundered and almost de-
stroyed BY the N during their brief tenure Of
the place. ~,
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sUERIFF,s SALE.

pY virtue OF writ of Fierefacias against wei
- hngton Starr, Issued out OF the Office of the
Crerk OF the Vanderburgh Circuit Court in favor Of
urday the 3Oth day of December A d., 1913, at the
door of the Court House in heciiy OF Evansyillebe-
tween the ho urs of 10 A. VI. and p. NJ. of said
day expose to sale at public auction, AVID outcry first
the rents issues and profits for any term not exceed
ing years ofthe following described real estate
in the city OF Evansville, 10 wits Lot No "a Block
No /. In Lilleston and Lockhart Enlargement to
bid for said rents, issues profits sufficient to
satisfy said execution, interest, and costs thereon
will the time and place proceed to sell pJ
public auction the fee simple of said above descisv
premises to satisfy said writ and interest and costs
due thereon. JOHN ECHOLS, S. v. C.
dec 6-3w-pf So ....t - ~. ...
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FATAL ARRAY At TCHULA, MIss.-The Lex
ington Miss) Advertiser, OF the 10Th inst,
says:--''We have learned with pain the par
licuars of most distressing tragedy, which
occurred at Tchula, in this county, on Tuesday
e:ening last. We can only give the result,
without abiding to particulars, as they have
been detailed TO us. A difficulty occurred be-
tween Mr.. Il. B. Hsnkiuson and Mr.. James
Hurst. Each drew pistol and fired. The
shot of MIR. Hankins on took effect in the back
or rather in the side of his antagonist. Mr..
Hurst used revolver, which he fired three
times--ope shot entering and passing through
he feshy part of the face of Mr. H., aud one
the thigh. The other missed, and struck
the leg of Mr.. NJ. McAfee, who was cndeaAor-
ing to separate the parties The wound of Mr..
Hurstis pronounced mortal. HankiHson is not
thought dangerously wounded. McAfee's
wound, which was accidental, is sight--prob-
ably the bone of the leg fractured. The fight
we are informed, grew out oil an old difficulty,
and not political ma tters as has been stated. y
The Advertiser of the 18th, saws that Mr.. Hurst
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/ INTENTION CASH BUY ERS
JUST RECEIVED AT
GSEN & MORGAN,S.
(No. %, Main strect.)

4 LOT of seasonable Dry Goods, which will be
"A sold as low, or lower than thew have ever been
offered in this city. As sell exclusively tor ca sh
we are willing 10 sell on small profits Gvh Us
call and examine for yoursel ses-as are always
pleased to show our Goods whether we sell or not
Our stock consists in part OF the following articles:
200 pieces fall prints, beautiful styles:
% blk aiapaccas at from - TO 20 cts. per yd.
Is oil cold GInghams at only % cts. per yd
" sup black silks 81 inches wide.
10 cadet sattinets
Cloths Cassnets, Tweeds. Kentucky Jeans, Red
Blankets, Vestings taiiors trimmings, Shawls dress
hd'ki's Hats Caps &c. Also ine assortment of La
dies and Misses Boots, walking Shoes Slippers, chill
tren's boots, Boys Kip monroes, Mems thick and Ky
Boots. We will be receiving weekly supplis from
this time out until the season closes direct from The
importers and manufacturers of the latest STYLES Of
foreign and domsctic Dry Goods nov 90.
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OyWe understand that John r. Jones, ed
itor of the Western Sun, at Vincennes, is a
candidate for Secretary Of State. In this mat
ter he comes in contact with Gen. Reynolds,
of this city, and how many others we know
not. We expect some rare sport among the
Democracy before the election comes off,
They know this TO be their last chance in this
State, and in the nation, and every ofiice-seek-
er among them will try TO make the most of it.
Go ahead, gentlemen, while you can.-Std.e
Jour.
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Export Of Corn from the Black Sea For
bidden.-By letters from Ibrail and Gaiatz
ports on, or communicating with, the Black
Sea, from which very large shipments of corn
are habilually made, it is stated that the ex-
ports OF Indian Corn was prohibited from those
places after the 22l OF October last. The
chief cause OF this prohibition is said to have
arisen from the large consumption caused, and
likely 10 be perpetuated for u certain period,
by the agglomaration of the Russian aud Turk
18Th armies in, and in the neighborhood of Wal
lacha.
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A ADMINISTRATORS Sale orLand and

"A TOWN. Lots...Ihe undersigned will sell al
public auction on the Both day of December A D.,
1913 at the door OF the Court house in the city OF
Evansville, the following described real estate, to
wit: Lois Nos -. IA, - and 10 in Block No in
Goodsel's Enlargement adjoining the city Evans
vile. Also the E or of \ E Or of Sec Z, Town Z,
third OF the purchase money to be paid in three
months. one-thrd in six, and ON e-third in nine
months, the purchaser giving his note with approved
security and waving the benefit of the valuation and
appraiseTnement lows. The above sale will be made
pursuant order Of the Probate court Of Wander
burgh County made at its November tenn A. ID.
1913. ID. WOOLSEY, Admir- of
dcc6-iw-pt 81 30. A. HARRISsroy. decd.
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FROM TEXAS.

From the papers which have yet reached US
we endeavor in vain to discover what has been
the vote of Texas for the Presidency. That it
was given for Gen. Cass, none doubt, but by
what majority none can tell? The following
returns are clipped from the papers at ran
dom, aud we make little attempt 10 arrange
them:
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INTERNATIONAL ART UNIoN.-The editors Of
the n. Y. Tribune have been shown the pros
pectus of a new institution for the promotion
of the fine arts, in this country. The name of
the new institution is to be the international
Art-Union;" and in its general features, both OF
organization and conduct, it will resemble the
German Art Unions, commenced in 1921, and
the English, Scottish, French and American
Art-Unions. which. during the last few years,
have become SO immensely popular, and have
accomplished so much toward extending and
Popularizing knowledge, and consequently
taste in the Fine Arts.
There is one feature, says the Tribune, in
the International Art Union which is new
and the honor of which deservedly belongs 10
its originators. This is the setting apart, an
nually, of sum sufficient TO send one Ameri-
can student OF art, or more. according to the
number of subscribers,) to Europe, for the pur-
pose ofstudying the works of the great masters
and completing his professional education
in the schools of the Old World. The recipi-
ents of this benefit are to be named by the
National Academy of Design, from among the
artists of every State in the Union.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-12-06

The Report of The murder of Major Singer,
Paymaster of the u S. Army, in Missouri, was
either an attempt at barbarous hoax, or an en-
tire mistake. The ST. Louis ReveilIe saws that
letter from Major Singer, of date later than
the time OF the alleged murder, has been re-
ceived in that city.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-12-06

AFFRAY IN MEMPHrs.-The Memphis Eagle,
of the 10Th says Sat late hour on Friday
night, man by the name of Tobin, "a person
well known, we believe, in Louisville and n.
Orleans,) shot man by the name of Bradford.
The wound is ugly and dangerous. They were
drinking together at the time. Tobin fed, and
has not, we believe, been arrested"
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-12-06
WEDNESDAY MORNING, DEC. 6.

CO. We are indebted to MIR. III. W. SMITH.
clerk of the noble steamer Empire, for full
file of New Orleans papers to the 18th ult.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-12-06

CO. Gen. Taylor, the President elect of the
United States, arrived in New Orleans on the
28th ult. As soon as his arrival was announc-
ed, salutes of artillery were fired in lafayette
square aud the Place dArmes.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-12-06

Gen. Persifer f. Smith, who has been APP
pointed Governor OF California, is soon to take
his departure for his new home. He is to be
accompanied by Capt. Tobin, notorious for his
military adventures and sketches.
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ACCOM- UN."-The Mobile Register says,
'Wellerisms arc out of fashion, but the follow
ing is a good un:"
81 ask leave to introduce bill for the des.
trucIion of worms,"-as the woodpecker said
in late stump speech.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-12-06

O- We learn by the Picayune Of the 29th
ul,., that preparations had been made to give
Gen. Taylor grand Serenade. 1t came off on
Thursday evening 30th ult.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-12-06

INDICTMENT OF AN Ex-AUDIToR--James E.
Matthews, late Auditor of the State of Missis-
sippi, has been indicted by the grand jury Of
Kinds county, for defalcation to the State in
he sum ofabout $4,000. Mr.. Matthews gave
he required bail, and asked to have the trial
postponed to another term OF the court.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-12-06

Additional appropriations Of over thirtythree
millions of dollars, il is said, will be required
TO sustain the Government until June 30. 1880.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-12-06

Taylor MAJ 80. ...'. ZoJ5
In the above table, the OF the pari- OF Jack
son is included, though the returns not having been
received in time, the vote in that parish was not
counted. Excluding jackson parish, Taylor's ma
jority is 1899; including it, his minority is 1888
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-12-06

0T The telcgraphic reports in this morn
in.s paper will be found interesting.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-12-06

No returns from Alexanders and Robertson
precincts.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-12-06

WEATHER-We have had seAeral DAYS Of
very disagreeable, windy, rainy, weather.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-12-06

Taylor's majority, 3O6l
Taylor, it will be seen. has carried all the Con
gressional Districts except the fifth and sixth.
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AN ORIGINAL NOVEL.

A spehial feature OF the present v, lume will be
the publiertion OF an ORIGINAL NOVEL, the manu-
script OF which has been purchased for the purpose
The publication OF this novel will commenc in the
third NUMBER and uA iR no be extended INTO the
succ,e ling year, even although large number of
extra pages have to he printed TO bring il to con-
clusion before the close of the volume. This novel
will opon 10 the reader new field OF American ira
ditions, enureiy untouched by Irving, Coopel. or
any OF writer's Of historical fiction. The scene
OF the story is in North Carolina just prior TO the
Revolution and ii embodies in the form of au enter
tainng fictitious narrative, OF historical IRA
dtions respecting the early settlement OF the Carroll
mas, which. IL We mi stake not. will give quite new
aspect To that part OF our national history The
writer, Mr. WILEY. who has contributed short tale
To present number, Is a native of North Carolina,
and has upyersed carefully allthat part of the coun-
try which he has made the OF his story for the
purpose of giving the greater fidelity and accuracy
to his descrp IONS Without violating any Of his
secrets, may venture 10 tell hIs readers i'm adj
vance, that he has thrown an interest lsomeihing
like that with which genius has invested the abode
lot the knickeIbockers, over even the -Dismal
Swamp" and that not less dismal line OF sand, har-
borless sea beach, which stretches for hundreds of
miles south OF ape Fear.
Another feature will be series OF Stories by Pro-
lessor ALDES, OF Wllliamsiown, Mass. ILLUSTRATING
the times OF the early purians
| Rev. John TODD, ID. ID, of Pittsield Mass, will
continue 10 contribute New England Legends of
which ''Ionio OF the Wild Lakes" in the January
number, is a fair specimen.
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died of his wound, and that Hankinson and
McAfte were both slowly recove ring.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-12-06

In DdnvlIe, Cass receixed between 60 and
&C. votes-Tay Tor 20. We have not heard from
any other precinct.
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For January, l849.

LIGHTLY Pages of letter press new type and
Ia extra hne paper, three superb meZzotinto EN-
bellshments, aud eight other varied illustrations
and contributions from the pens OF the following tai
ented authors; ... Z "a ...s,r1 -.. -,
Rev. Albert Barns; Professor James Rhoads; Miss
Eliza l.. Sproat; Mrs l.. NJ. Sigonrnev; Mrs E. F.
Ellet; Mrs T.. G. Kinney; w. II. c. Hosmer; John
Neal; Professor James Lynd; Angus inc Duganne;
Rev. u w. Bethune, ID ID; Henry T. Tucherman
Todd, ID ID; Alfred b. Street; Mary Smith; John
Brown, Jr; Marion III Rand; Mrs c. X Townsend;
Charles ]. Peterson; George s. Burleigh; c. H. Wi
ley; Joseph K. Chandler; Mrs f. b. NJ Brotherson;
Professor Joseph Alden; Anne {. Lynch; Mrs &. NJ.
Kirkland; Rev. w. III. Furness, ID. ID.
The public already aware that the Union
Magazine has changed residence, well as chang
led hads since the publication of the December num-
her, Mes.rs. Sartan & Sloanaker having purchased
il ct the former propretors and transferred its place
of publication from New York TO Philadelphia In
addition, also, TO the services of Mrs. KIRKLAND who
will continue, heretofore, To contribute 10 Its
pages, the proprietors have engaged, associate
Editor, Professor JOHN >. HART, of Philadelphia.
Ii is confidently believed that the patlons of the
Magazine will find signs OF improvement, as well as
c.ange Its external appearance is improved For
evidence OF this the reader need only look for HIM
self. In the pictorial department, the Magazne may
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cd in ats publication, for the contributions
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proprieors have already entered into arrangements
tor articles from almost every writer OF distinction
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clam be very respectable first fruits" in tho
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Georpia--OGiciaI.

Full returns from Georgia have been received. and
the vote by Congressional Districts is as follows:
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FROM ST. KIrTs.-The \. Y. Tribune has
the following news:
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IusT runLISnEp.

DART XVI Biaiihualte1s Rsnosgoot ~ Practical mai
u ioino aud sufsery, half y-sfy Journal e9nialnlls
Retrospective View Of every DiscoTefy AID Improve
,rnt In N. Medical Science Tho drsifn ~ his WORK
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slx months aaucoinct and reliable digest oi su.h .mP
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WORKS that are being dailI Issued
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED
IN brig Cehe, from Rio de Janeiro-Mr seholi, soy
and s children
NJ A Rim f JOU RN A L
PORT or NETWORK.

Arrived-Pscketship sddons, Cobb, Liverpool 18th
ut ndse. Collins. I'd inst, lat IS TO- Ion 81 saw
ship Monterey, bound Sc.
Ship Nichoa. Biddle, knight fm Mobile, cotton, to
TAYLOR Merrill.
8arS Empire lof Porsnd Eaton, NOresns ls DE- pork,
lard, &C. 10 Iceland Adams.
Swedish brig Cette Swnson. RIO de JsneiTo 50 d. cof
fee. &c, TO MASON Thompson.
Brig Mary Ann Jones, Collins NOrssns 10 ds 259 bbls
1914 kegs lard $4,000 lbs pork, 10 Meysr& stucken.
Brig North Bend (of Boston, Cole, sagus !. Grande 2
d. sugar Sid in with brig Wapole for Bos.
Left bark David Nichols for Boston 'oon and others
recoeced. llth inst of Dog Key, exchd SIS with
brig Rodney, steering WsW. Brig Spartan, for NYoik
sailed same day.
Schr Alsitn, Davis Beaufort NC. d. naval stores,
20 NJ Pls and materials Of bTig Savannah 10 Jones
johnson.
Schr Thos Smith, Smith Norfolk 8 d. mdse, to l.
McCresdy. Passengers. so U > seemen.
Schr Hutoka, Jones' Eastport de, lath. TO master.
Schr Rebeoca Secor. Smith, Wsshngton. NC, ds la
val stores, to hussy Murray.
-aiied-Psckst-ship WELLINGTON for London
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