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LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
POLICE MATTERS.

BEFORE DAS'L CHUTE, ESQ.,, SEPT. Estate s. ia
cob .MshR, Assault and Batterg.-The defendant and
Joseph Kaiser standing the Justices office,
when little dispute between them relative to 25
cents which Kaiser owed the defendant. Kaiser got
angry, said bao word to Mehn, the defendant, and
called him liar, (meaning thereby that the said Mehn
capable of drawing his fund Of fiction in lieu of
factsl Mehn retaliated with blow, and Kaiser COM
planned. Mehn was fined SO and costs paid.
The whole affair. dspute quarrel and trial, were all
the work of but few moments, indicating that this is
fast country.
SEPT. 1S.-State US. .4nt0n KessEtr, Assault and
Battery.-Anton a guest at the Belle Vue, the
evening of the 9th of September. Divers and sundry
others were there also, at the time, amorg whom
John Fields, the prosecuting witness. During the
evening, while the devotees of pleasure whirng
through the may dance, mutual misunderstanding
occurred among all parties, which resulted in beauti-
full free The defendant selected the complaining
witness from the crowd to be the unfortunate recipient
OF a thrashing, which he had in store for some one
He had particular cause of action" against him,
but neceessitGs mater iHUentum est an at it he went,
relying entirely upon his inventive genius de-
velop just ground.
Defendant approached Fields and said, ''You're a
Dutchman, sir"
Fields replied, Mo-
Kesser-'FYou're an Irishman."
Fields--"No."
KessIer-"You're d-n Know Nothing"
FieIds--s'Yes, SIR"
This provocaton sufficient. plea in justification
would protect him, and at it he went but Fields proved
little toe much for Mr.. Mehn, and thrashed him sound
ly In consideration of his castigaon at the hands OF
Fields the defendant fined but cent and costs.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE JOURNAL
Railroad Accident.

| Railroad Accident.
BALTIMORE, Oct. l.
A locomotive exploded this morning at the
bottom depot of the Northern Central Depot
killing the fireman, Bernard HaIton. The
engine was thrown thirty feet from the track
Pierce OH his way Home.
| PHILADELPHIA, Oct 1.
President Pierce passed through Philadel
phia on Tuesday afternoon, going from the
Baltimore to the New Jersey Depot in a car
riage, accompanied by the Philadelphia Com
mittee that met him at Wilmington. The
Baltimore City Guards came as far as this city
with the President, returning home last night.
He arrived at New York at 10 o'clock and
stopped at the Aster House, where he was
called on by number of U. S. Officials and
private citizens. He proceeded to Boston in
the morning train via. Springfield,
| Wreck of the Britannia.
Boston, Oct. l.
A dispatch from Halifax states that the ship
Britannia, Capt. Marshall was wrecked on
the Oath, near Cape Breton.
| Union Convention.
BoYLEsToN, Pa, Oct. /.
The Union Convention which assembled
here yesterday nominated a county ticket, and
appointed conferees for the choice of Con
gressional ticket. A resolution to support
the Union State Ticket was also adopted
The whole county was represented.
MAUoHcHAUK, Pa, Oct. 1.
A large Republican meeting was held. here
last evening, crowding the Court House in
every part. Enthusiastic speeches were made
by Ex-Governor Reeder and W. J. Patterson
of Missouri
The Lehigh Register, hitherto a neutral
paper, published at Allentown. came out this
morning for Fremont and Dayton
Boston, Oct 1.
The Republicans and Americans of the 4th
Congressional District have jointly nominated
L. B. Collins for reelection.
| The President has declined he invitation
of his Democratic friends to visit this city du-
ring his present journey.
| New YORK, Oct. l.
The U. S. steam frigate Wabash, sailed this
morning from the lower bay. The store ship
Release arrived to-day from Pensacola All
well.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.
The amount in the U. s. Depositories, SUBJ
ject to draft on the 22d ult., was $23, 495, 900.
New York, Oct. l.
The steamer Asia sailed at 8 o'clock this
morning, with nearly a million in specie.
PITTSBURGH, Oct. 1
River II inches by the metal mark and at a
stand. Weather cloudy.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 1.
River Is inches and stationary. Weather
cloudy and cold.
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COMMERCIAL. Go Co.,
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
CINcINNATI. Oct. l.

CINCINNATI, Oct. l.
Flour very firm at SO for superfne. Nothing doing
in wheat. Whisky steady at 29c. Sugar withou
change Molasses sales at GO@621&c, with upward
tendency.
BALTIMORE. Oct. /.
Sales of Howard street -four at Sc %. Wheat
mands 81 so for white. White 60963c yellow
65967c. Whisky unchanged.
NEW YORK, Oct. l.
Flour market firm; sales of 5000 bbls. Wheat dull;
sales 10000 bushels. Corn improving; sales of 10000
bushels. Pork firm; sales 1900 bbs $50 25. Beef
firm. Lard very dull. Whisky has upward tenden-
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" A young woman has been bound over
for trial in New York, on the charge of having
married two husbands. She is only seven
teen, and respectfully connected. The case is
the old romantic one of love crossed by paren-
tai will. The novelty of the solution is, that
the young lady married both suitors, her own
favorite first, privately, and afterwards that OF
her parents.
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FILLMORE PAPERS. are now TWEEN
ty-two newspapers in California advocating the
election Of Fillmore and Donelson-an in
crease of siS since the receipt of the previous
mails from San Francisco, and an increase of
fourteen since last year, when the Americans
carried their ticket by triumphant majorities.
The Democrats have nineteen papers, being
three more than they had last summer.
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o. The crop of blackberries on Long Is
land was sold in New York for about S., 900.
The groceries paid six and quarter cents per
quart, and, at this price, some persons received
for blackberries sold from their land more than
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WAIUHES AND JEW ELRY.
WXTE Just received have constantly on hand
Wv large well selected of Fashionable
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prices
ALso-A good stock Of fine Gold and Silver Hunting
Open-face Watches including Railroad Tmekeepors
all warranted and figures. We also keep
assortment of Dawson Warren Hyde's j B. Beers
fine Gold Pens, in the city.
siver Ware, Porte Monies. AecOrdeOns, eight day and
Clocks always ha1d and sale
prices Receiving all direct the
and Importers able to offer
extremely low price. BITTR0LFF & SONS,
jeI5 Main street. betw. First and Seeond
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UNMAsKED-A young man, of good address,
habited in the uniform of the United States
Army, has been deceiving the people of Gin
cinnati for some days. He was met by party
of soldiers from Newport Barracks, on the
25th, and exposed.
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~ On Tuesday wager of $1,000 was
made in the city of New York, that Willard
Fillmore would have t,0enty thousand majority
over John C. Fremont in that city. The
money-$2, oOO-was deposited in the hands
of gentleman to abide the result.
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OF The New Orleans papers report bust
ness as reviving, and the receipts of cotton
unusually large for this season of the year.
The Coast packets are doing well, and Red
River continues high.
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81 Alexander Smith, the poet, has written
powerful prose article upon Chaucer, in q
new periodical called The Titan.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-02

o. Mr.. Golden is employing the Parlia-
mentary recess in the composition of Demo
cratic history of England.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-02

ADMENESTE ATOEk'S SALE.
MY virtue of order of the Court of Common
I'D Vanderburg county made its September Term 1856
undersigned Administrators the Thomas
Headen deceased will sell Public Auction
the Auction oms of Woolsey Nelson in the city Ev
ansye the 18th day of October 1885, between the
of 10 O'Clock A. NJ and o'clock P M, of said day the
following real estate situated in said county of Vanderburg
to-wit: Lots Nos. and q and 2 in Lillisons
Lockhars Enlargement of Evansville aforesaid: Also
Lots fourteen. fifteen sixteen and 4
in Block No eighteen, S) in the Fourth Enlargement
adj dining Evansville
TERMS SALE Onefourh of tide purchase money cash;
eneourth in six months from the day of sale with INTEREST,"
onefourth nine months from the of SALE with
sale. with interest.
Also at the time aud place. and the terms
thu UNDERSIGNED will sell public auction AZ
Capital Stockof the Evansville indianapolis Cleveland
Straight Line Railroad Company.
EDWARD RURTIS,
WM. ACHFS0N.s
sep1e-itx Administrators,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-02

0FThe weather continues very cool, and
fires are Indispensable. little sprinkle Of
rain yesterday afternoon and very windy.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-02

OF Arrison, the torpedo man, WIS sentenc-
ed to the penitentiary for ten years, on Mon
day by Judge Parker, of Cincinnati.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-10-02

" The Evansville & Charlottesville Rail-
road is doing a heavy business with freight
trains The merchants are compelled to
ship all their goods by railroad, owing to the
state Of the river.