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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-25
GGt Daily duurnat,
Union State Central Committee.

INDIANAPOLIS.
Alexander H. Conner, Chairman;
John Q. New
William J. Elliott;
Andrew Wallace;
Fas Congressional District.
James H. McNeely, Evansville. Yanderburgh
william Kursz, Princeton, Gibson County.
ssoOud Congregational District.
Henry Crawford, New Albany, Floyd County;
Thomas c. Slaughter, corydon, Harrison Go.
Third Congressional Dissrict.
Nat T. Hauser, Columbus, bartholomew Co.;
Frank Mayheld, Dupont, Jefferson county.
Fourth Congressional District.
Theodore Galley, Lawrenccburg, Dearborn Co.;
Reuben d. Logan, Rushville, Rush County.
Fifth Congressional District.
John t. Elliott, Newcastle, Henry County;
Joseph s. Buckles, Muncie, Delaware County.
sirik Congressional Diarict.
Martin NJ. Ray, shelbyville, Sherry County;
James Burgess, Danville, Hendricks County.
seveph Congressional District.
George X. Steele, Rockville, Park County;
Henry socrest, Greencastie, Putnam County.
Eighth Congressional District.
Joseph J. Reynolds, Lafayette, Tippecanoe Co.;
Caleb v. Jones, Covington, Fountain County.
Ninth Congressional District -
Thos S. stanfeld, South Bend, st. Joseph Co..
Banner Lawhead Rochester, Fulton County.
Tenth Congressional Dishict. e =
William 8. Smith, Fort Wayne, Allen County;
George Moon, Warsaw, Kosfusko County. M
Elerenab Congressional District.
Thomas b. mccarthy, Wabash County;
Wilburn X. Pierce, Anderson, Madison. County.
OF tho five members Of the Committee resident
In Indianapolis, two are Democrats and three Re-
pubIicans. The District members are equally d.
vided among the parties.
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Sauces! Sauces !

y DOZEN BOTTLES OF WORCEsTEISHlkk 3
- Sauce, assert ID sizes;
dozen ELL re- Epicurean sance;
2 Grey's Salad sance;
Eng ish CLUB Sauce;
10 Pepper Sauce;
Ess nee of Anchoyies;
Paoli Sauce. Just received at
ELLIOTT S Family Grocary.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-25

Railroads, steamboats. Mining,
Distilleries, Flour, Corn, Sugar,
and Malt Mills.
Tobacco, Wine and Lard Presses.
Sash and Muley Saw Mills.
Also, Sheet Iron and Copper work.
House Fronts, Window Caps and
Stills, Ventillators, Crates, Iron
Ratings, and every description
of Iron and Brass Castings.
Dealers in Steam and Water Qua
ges, Gum Betting and Packing.
Gas and Steam Wrought Iron Pipe
and Fittings, &C., -
At MANUFACTURER'S PRICES.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-25

Old Metal Bought; Jobbing and
Repairing done at short notice,
and Workmen sent to all parts of
the country to set up and do re-
pairing on machinery and boilers.
SEND FOR CIRCULAR AND SEE PRICE LIST.
April :, 1861.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1862-09-25
Arrival and Departure of the
NJ a IL -.

1.-THE time here set down is adjusted to contract
hours. On the River there is variation according
to circumstance.
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GROCERIES.
..s. E. BERT & CO, :"

"S. E. GILBERT & CO. -
CUNDRIEs.-C CLOTHES PINS, WIZ LIME
- Lemon Syrup, Totomato CatsUp, IL Al
monds, Filberts, English Walnuts IL 5, raisins,
currants oysters, saranes, alum epson salts, roll
birthstone, sulphur, copperas, madeer extract OF
log wood, indigo, tartar, soda. oad cords Of
all kinds, tobacco OF al kinds, black g batting,
nut megs, cigars of all kinds gingei- glass jars,
lanterns and flags, mustard, pepper nce, match
es, pickles, stone pipes, powder, percussion caps,
fish of all kinds, safety fuse, soaps Of all kinds,
starch, teas, vinegar, campher, letter, note, zap
and fancy paper, wrapping paper, envelopes, salt
petre, gum Drops wooden bowls, JuJuDe paste, en-
namon, dried beef, british lustre, bonnet boards,
ink oil, nails sash. glass, aspice, SODA, pain XII
Ter, hquorice, &C., &c.
supply of the above kept constantly on hand,
and for sale by S. E. Gilbert & Co.. No. Sycamore,
ALMONDS AND FILBERTS.-1o bbls for sale
by S. E. Gilbert Co.
MANILA CoRDAGE.-5O coils smell size, for
sale by Gilbert Co.
BONNET BoARDs-2o gross, for sile by S. E.
Gilbert Co.
-CIGARs.-10a, goo, all qualities, from common
to the very best, for si-le low.
STAR CANDLEs.-5oo boxes, for ssls very lew
by Gilbert Co.
FIsH-Mackerel and White Fish, rs packages,
| for sale low.
INDIGO.-300 pounds very choice, for sale Low
| by S. Z. Gilbert Co.
OYSTERS.-500 one and two pound cans, for
| sale low. ai
! RIFLE PowDER.-75 kegs Duponts, also Il lb
| canisters, for sale.
! RAIsINs.-Layer and NJ. R. Raisins, 50 whole
half and quarter boxes.
soAP.-Bar soap and fancy soap, large supply
| always on hand, for sale low by
| iy30 S. E. GILBERT co.
Washington telegraph., 1862-01-29
DrJames A. Williams.

N nEsprcTFULLY tenders his profess'o"',.asi
II. services to the citizens of Washington ~.
vicinity. Office On the Beller corne,- - AZ.
.lence on Carroll street, in the mouse Ia
cupied by Geo. a. Davis aly
March Is, ls0l- 49, r--.-.
Washington telegraph., 1862-01-29
SECRET OR NO SECRET.

~ 7. X. JAMES, Esq, in his late historical
VI. novel, entitled ~'The Cavalier" page las,
says: Like words inscribed in that sympatheti tic
ink Of which We read, it can only be deciphered
by those who have the secret" etc Now
have the secret, and will send to any person,
al any place, full instructions how to write a
secret i7risi5ie letter, which one is able to
read or decipher except the writer and his cor
respondent; and also how to render said letter
cisibte at will. Enclose fifteen cents in cash,
with stamp tor return postage. to
NJ ~. = GAFFNEN.
Box loo, Washington, Davies co Indiana
Washington telegraph., 1862-01-29
NOTICE.

nURlNG my bs nee, A. f. Williams j ny
IL duly author zeI agent to transact any ~ .
lil business in, which am interested Person.
7 debted to me will make payment 10 him, and
hose 70 whom am indebted will be paid by
aim whenever funds are in has hands
-1~T WV tA W.. W. WELDON
swasb;ngton june 8. 1861. 2l-3n-
Washington telegraph., 1862-01-29
NOTICE.

4 IL persons indebted TO n, who have no
Il made settlements. are hereby notified to
come forward and arrange their liabilities,
either with money or by note, as we are com
PEELED to have some money and desire 10 close
up our books We much prefer 10 exchange
accounts for money. but if you have not the
money come forward. gentlemen, and close up
your accounts b, note.
We are Just receiving fresh supply Of choice
and select articles, which we propose TO sell on
reason bic terms for cash. As the houses with
which we have been dealing refuse to sell to a.
any terms whatever except for the money.
we are compelled TO change our business from
n credit to cash system. and for the present
at least we will deal strictly Oh the cash system
and no other. E
Washington, April 30, 1851. 16-
Washington telegraph., 1862-01-29
DIR. G. Il. BROWNS
Ycun ga tlica nLinimen.
Rejoice b Ye pples.

AsCIC4NC -
The reDa,dy hos "a last IN discouey.s
for The entire cradle fon of ,Gip-
None : ,uld b. wifhOuf It Que firenfs.
ire cent Joftie acW 10 niore 10 coAriaos
,0u ef rs cficucy than al tie Gdper.
tisemeHts in fte ,rOrid-
rNHIS celebrated and wonderful medicine a,
i though a. yet but partially known to Il,
public, has been thoroughly tested in the hanls
VI the proprietor for the last five years, durinf
which time tie rapidly increasing demand for I
equalled hr nothing but IT. wonderful success.
has induced the proprietor 70 extend the ara
Of circulation the utmost limits Of the cill-
i'll cferiiI rhts ltnimrnt u tie public. IL w.
10 ina the tall confidence that il must sunercedt
Az Others now IN use. an external reincdy e.
the cure Of all diseases in the reach Of that cas.
Of medicines. We can safely assert. without 4.
least fear of contradiction that il stands mr.
Eiralied In tile list Of medical compounds. g
terially applied foT the cure Of disease. Eeel
ng. therefore. tiAt il H. unnecessary to puf q
-rmedy 30 cniinently wcudeifui IA is eheci.,
so ~ y>teriuil-ly nfaiible in it, powers VI relief
causing tine deaf 10 hear. the blind ~ see thf
nervous drawn crippled rhCna TIC u walk erect
and rejoice again in tins vi-ur M youth ana
-,nbl.c upon il, own merits, ani claims hn WI
can,c origin OF essential oils n the Arabsl
.Icsertz but. on the contrary. l. what it, nam
imports and IL new and rnrS S''rrr'lnAtArF "A
| the powers of the North American ploduc1s
1hi- iinimcnt has Gained 2 lasting rFIHfafir
wher, Il ha> been used IL all cases which =
puire an external remedy; >uc-i rhcumatsz
! soreness aud swelling of the breast pain aa
weakness IL tie back ana joint, sTraiiis, brtris'
CRAMPS. runlhnea-, frozen limbs, bites N inscch
id uI--. fever sores. goitre or SWelied nctE
HaI l--is, wounds, ery-ipclaS. bites NJ REPTILE
bcniaehc, white dwellings. mango. poisaF
burns. ail sHcihnEs. salt rhcuri. corr>, NaGt
-nre eves. run-Tonnis. &c. We daily h-ar
the most astonishing cures on animals =! d
excellent remedy. and hazard r.atlin- IA sa!i
that there never has been T. raral 2 cnratiT
gor LoT-c-. We a-~..t. Po-iuHc.r- rhat il T
cure ann case nj SReeEN IN existence 49, srri'
gals. strains or spT=iins, bruises "r scrat,as.
1sauiiiz. III head. sand gals sore e!cs- wei
| liuga. Ac., and hss never failed ~ curs fstf'a
! poll evil. riEglone and SPAWN when n>r'l in u
4 beginning strictly according to direction
rs Price twenty-five eeuts.
| For aAle hy every nirrchaIt anil drugaa
| tliTOu Eh"ut the eouLtrN-
Y Jan 81, lSCu-lv-
Washington telegraph., 1862-01-29
FLOUR, FLOUR.

lie undersigned having procured new
J. BOLT, il now prepared to grind Wheat AZ
bis Mill. three niles west OF Washington. ou
FRIDAY and SATURDAY Of each week,
He will as every exertion 10 give satisfaction
to those who may favor him with their patron
age both IN quality and quantity
nr NIrN JAMES WARE.
'"""' 'n"c-MT" M --' .IatI T gBA .g-N>~-l
Washington telegraph., 1862-01-29
Standing Advertisements.

All advertisements ofpersonal altereatlos = T..
in all cases be charged double.
4 All advertisements must be marked witt "a
number OF insertions, otherwise they will
continued until forbid, and charged accoriin
No person win be announced IS a eandil
for any Office without tie advance payment.
Obituary notices charged adFertisemer
Job work must be paid for on delivery
No paper will be discontinued only at
discretion of the publisher, until all arrearar,
are paid.
Single copies, 10 cents.
Washington telegraph., 1862-01-29
Upper Red River and Lake Packet
@ n uD sI Slo


GEORGE ALBAN, = MASTER:
r He new, light Steamer Gypsy.
| drawing ten inches water, having been
built expressly for the above trade. is now
| ready to leave for all points above the Raft,
taking freight for ali Landings on Upper Red
hHer anu us tributaries. trt1eTe ra sY anal. .2-
The Gypsy has the Inspector certificate
from New Orleans, Underwriters from New
Tleans to Alexandria, and from thence to the
Upper River insurance can be effected in the
Home Insurance Company of New York" and
all freight will be covered by Policy in the
above Office when requested by shippers. The
very light draft of the Gipsy, and the arrange,
ments made for insurance. offers superior ad-
yantages to Shippers above the Raft She has
been built expressly to run through the CaLal
in very low water. We will guaranty to Ship
pers above the Raft that whenever there is
navigation in the Lakes to come through to
Futon. F.. --rE4 eN
+ Dec. 19, 1860. .H [50-tf x
raA g.eF al ..-T'r.e.-tE
Washington telegraph., 1862-01-29
HOWARD ASSOCIATION
PHILADELPHIA.

A Benevolent Institution established by speci
Endowment, for the Relief Of tie Sick an
Distressed, afflicted with yirulen; and EPi-
demic Diseases. and especially for he eufs
OF Diseases Of the Sexual Organs
M MEDlCAL advice given gratis. by the Acuns
vi Surgeon, TO all who may apply by ieuei' I
with description OF their condition, (age, ~
cupation. habits Of life, &C, and in cases o. g
treme poverty, medicines furnished iree v
charge Valuable Reports ON SpermatorrhGaA =, ,,
and other diseases of the Sexual Organs, ann
on the New Remedies employed in the pspen,-
sary, sent TO the afflicted in sealed letter enSe-
opes, free of charge. Two or three Stamps i'4
postage will be acceptable a..
Address, Dr. J. SKILLrS HCueHToS, Acn.s
Surgeon, Howard Association No.2 South NM y
Street, Philadelphia. Pa. BY order of tle m
rectors. EZRA d.. HEARTWELL. ITesiaa,l-
Gro. FAIRcHILD, Secretary.
Washington telegraph., 1862-01-29
CORN!

nOOO BUSHELS or CORN in siers 81
DUUN Tor sale by
rr F WILLIAMS. LoIa,f
Camden, April 3, ls6l- n-r tnr' 'If
Washington telegraph., 1862-01-29
R. PAINTER.

nnra GU n $ NJ L IT II,
HAS permanently located in Washine.a ,.ea
Ill Arkansas, aud will give prompt atleH
to anything i'm his line be
repairs done on n credit .,
Washington, Jan l6, 1851 -,--------
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ems. "Al,s, YOU viii comp,chonl before
'org hat NY Hence a. thi, moment is tho
s., jcat,s st pfo'f ! eau give Of that love. Eat lot
"a .ly no mo.s. Tua: which you dosisnatc
our ulimdhtl l. no Que! l. is hut tho delay
IT n few DAYS, that is all You will vt restore
no to your ccniijcrco! You will esteem me
no's thaa ever, You will Ha me ."
added he, giving emphasis to that word, ''ior
NY conduct this moment. Udul | eau name
. , llpIlt, | tntreat YOU. DO not seek him,
Monsieur dc Saint Scyre The mott upright
liposition the most experienced mind may be
he dupe Of lusOus. One worry naturally in.
,liLes 90 the belief ttot man 10 whom no IA
never had any right 10 address a rcproach may
.uGdouly fpll into tho vilest pervsrsity. IN re-.
posing, without Meditation, suspicion on a stain
less character. one may not distrust that no
threatens life, sl;oady COMMITTEE"
&" Sir :" exclaimed NJ. dc st. Ssvrc, in whom
|, thousand sumbering recollections, a thou.
and vague impressions had just been gal
vanized ~ by thunder shock.
Well" calmly responded the marquis
- have said nothing. have not named tho
culprit. But, before leaving, again repeat to
vuu-do 10. seek him DO not seek him -
After these words, the marquis, donning his
Ia, departed quickly, whilst the President
he St StvIe, his eyes fixed, his mind suddenly
excited by terrible apprehension, seized with
trembling hands an arm chair into which he
slowly dropped.
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shame, becsms inipieed with haired ~ his IA
tbe', ard ~ The wodd and virtne 10 utter en- g.
tempt. lie grew Desperate, and gaubled
lucky At the outset, he Afterwards esp srisnco I'd
bi tor rsvetses and disasters. Snort Of resources
too proud 10 confront once more the rsmonstrar /.
Gee and refusals Of his father, and nOurishing
hear witboui faith, without love, without en-
thusissm, withCut hope, he doscsndsd from
fault 20 fault 20 the lowest resources Of vics
Monsieur de 81. Sevre received proc, tnAt his
sOn bad executed forgery. Ernest was then
Of age. After havirg siiAsd, by the sacrifice o
large portion a the maternal heritage, n
p'siht about tn 10 pliood IN the hands Of JUS
Lge, The presiden. bSnishsd his son ON his
pfe'once.
The door Of tbs drawing room suddenly open
ed.
Biomieur le President, said the footmau,
"tho cO'orcr and the justcs Of ms pssce await
pfrmssiJn 90 spoak with you"
NJ. Dc S.. S.vro 'lt all his hool rush to his
heart painful 70 e',odiug cros,ed his mind
lilo mastered himself, howeve', and responded
in firm vote
'ihow the gontlemen In :"
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ny JuL. q. DURANr.
CHAPTER II.
IuE susrIoIoS.

1HE SUSPICIOUS.
II would I've impossible 10 describe tho sur
p'ise and hoStor with which the select society
that Grow dad the drswInl-rsoms Of the Hot Il lie
CoamaNntc was 81 zcd 81 the tiiin,s OF tine
don'lc crins Of which il hal i.s. beeu the
thestre. Tc- news Vas rec lived out an instant
af,et the strange spectacle presented by the
youDC and ohcciiu b-id-. Iod 'nly stained wi,h
noot 10y the touch t'e glove OF her Intent "
IN !hs &C, Vi beia; crn "a d -. b the mirsh'or.
sssS diaism.
The uic1i upon the ..live Of the Mirdui, de
heazi VAS fresh and ilii l. mut, trors-
fore, hsvs bscn rcc.ntlv he'd. Now. h,d hi,
MON M arrived has u oan Il 4 nd lust SUI
tcrcd murder in the broker. I'll O. which o Gu
ped ror;i'n 81 the same ,iillInt. Monsieur
dc A0Bst had prty. ol.ly tutrI,a behind TIM
tat huut. ~, from edi,scti N OF the llttcf
thosa S;aio- must a.c b,en with the bluji Of
the borkcr'- dau-s bt- p. Ter what circum-
s,Aaoea eoVli they have appeared on Mona,
glove.
Ihs.r ie.isc'ions AL s'ra1ge coiocdsGco,op
p esssl tas mia p a.. hcs.tr o. al present. No
orc dtt,d o. ,Jamatlciia 10 MS loigh jor the
tSsi .gs s;Io-- e dread s,i1on thai
s'nNpLjc'ti a. gvo : rsu = eij, and mi,h
hsNe hcen ieA' iN ,y,Jy syo. Ths ru.sls
u-fc ptstii z in ii. Dc. he II is, ware hastily
adlusuug issir Tan. IA. tho IN, an l. yy.t,
Is1ng t1el. hurl.c' 4ls,a. Whl from the porch
vcre sum no.ias h. c.r-ia.cs; tho uoisa q
NNeoir IN tFllltNiE 81 tOfsHa re sOuI iBI
through the count ya-1. In less than a quarter
~ an hour toe hotel vas empty.
Monsieur de MonzL mute and absorbed. If
Loved hts fi.,hg hald e. b. Invested OF ,ha hooi
sta ned glove.
He had sgam repeated in low tono Of voice
The wretch ''
VIA indicated ,A'a ut.srancoy Wa, il the
reaction e ,fog.l.c lalciencc? Wasito ctt.
stDe Z ny th- 80 .I,. E o ii " rIc.i, 10 vs. hi.h
he had I'ly H.r'l .,..i, sli fir viii ~ re va
uassJle o uu i'Is palior aui a. ,i,a,iir
gao liso 20 a thoa. "a con s,,uro', but OK
F'.a.' st ro,Aioe.
81 e. HI, corr iol had a. bot tho hand
s0i la 81 to -'ir 90. nsrV... "a. % sr-tc,
alfeArvf. i.e 81 D., 'haI ''.s, ~. iut lis
N'.-l th"-~ ,.H '.u.o- tS.s.'I !.I',' ,1 this
SaAjsct, th' ~ .u. ri der. VII .t .p-..ti Ike
wildhrc Through ne -, re hri to "a or
. ne ~ tie mIfguts- - s.sisnis. IA. Of TIE Wa
esectric. n .I-l was cymnulic col ttnm o1n
7, osthet pIc.ont, 'eE Nofis Ac., exchanged
:, uo'e-tC' e. .ui teon AFT 10 .nuguis
.r,in.. w.ih no one beside the Young Cunt
T. C,.n,. ante.
&c y Hss,m.. court, - length ,poko Monsieur
4. uao1n n,ea> ine the silence. There is one
49, Sc,,csiny "a. X, whose i1qui.itcril mind
-esii pursue mo-wo.lld tire ms with vain
1-s, ioas. wsEli al eoui. not auswer
bin must 90, NEE. him. Yet mus, | leave
tbs ho,-l vi hut par log with B;a'rN tl1 her
-r,ofhsri No, ala No, cannot WHAT a
misso-tui,s WHIST fatality, my Col, Go TO |
ben, Ccan', nj ,ay wa never mo,e anxious
10 see t5sT -'La; ! me. see them without 10.
~ Co .sY
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Informal, SEQ scattering.
Dated at Albany, De,e mbcr 10Th, 1851.
u, X. FLOYD JONES, Secretary ui state.
ROBERT DENNISrON, Cumptr Her.
CHAS, q. MYERS, Attorney tieucr,l
VAN X. RICHMOND, State Eng. n Sury'r.
Scattering votes given tor Comptroller, 1t the gem
end election held On the hnh day ui November,
A u, ISL.
AIhr, C,uuty-RI,uk received five votes; j.
,eph Plumb received three votes.
Brouiur County-,I-ue- Peterson received one
vote Jud Snow received one vote Joseph Plumb
received one vote,
Caygn County Joseph Plumb received one
vote james u. HcNitt received me y1ts.
Chuhulul Counly-L ,hiasou received .ne
vote.
Chcmnue Couly -Jrh Davis received seven
votes Bcturc,,r1 received one vote: Ira Price ne
cevcd one vote; 4 W H'mltpn received ~ %" :
Spuriou, received tSec votes John Mage rr.ois ud
two votes j Ward received one vote r ma lh.-
lidhy received one vote Joseph lhuu received
one vote Jacob Mouter received one vote Lucil,r
Robinson received one vote WIN. T Carpenter re-
ceived ONE vote Scott received ono vote.
Chcnauso County Garret smutn received one
vote.
Clinton County Joseph Plumb received foul
votes.
Dutchc.s County-Duicl Dcker-pu received
opc vote Blank recct Ell one vote George w,Sh-
nlton received one vote
Erir COUNTY Blank received eight votes.
Gcuesc" County G B,ourcg'rd received two
votes.
jefferson County william W Chapman received
one vote.
Kings NuuhN-hGTfge NrNt receiver eleven
votes; Iiroh Cole received one vote; q n Floyd re-
oeistd one vote. blank received eleven votes.
Lewis County Blank received two votes.
liyugst 'u County Blank received one vote
Madison Cuuutv-Iucu,- Robinson received
eighty votes Joseph Plumh received iour votes;
William W Chapman received two vote.
Montgomery Count, - Jo''ph Plumb received
three VOTES.
80, York County Scattering, COLE. hundred
votes.
uncda County Nj wilkinson received tr,
yutV-.
o. ndog, Comty. Joseph Plumb received Ave
vet, -, llauE RECEIVED seven voices.
"a tlrio County Joseph Plumb received one
vote,
us.usr County George I SOFT received two
hundred and u.uoty-.lur yptc- Gnorgc Scott re-
criNci one vote; Luou- Jbu,uu received one vote;
| j Inn Ludum received six votes.
orleans Cnuuty-hlly poWolt received one vote
O-W ~ County Joseph Plumb received six
y ties. N ~ D,ulry received one vote.
| Queens County Pearst received one vote;
G. " rnlrook received one vote; Genrgc Nercau
| received three votes, blank received one vote.
| Rensselaer, County George II scott received one
| t.; blank received hye vute-,
Richmond Cuun y-tie ,rge Scott received one
| a. pustui two hundred and iurty-slN votes.
I sa atogs County--G scott received two votes,
Seneca Cumty--John Morris received one y1tci
| william w Chapman received one vote
| . ~. Lawrence County Blank received one vote
| 1homHs Reid received one vote,
| Stcubeu County-Edwtu X klssnn roceiiei one
| vote.
suffolk County-A Smith French received one
| vote.
sullivan Couniy-Arehiba'dC Nlveu received on'
/ vote,
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CHATTER III.
900. a. - a. .. o, .. =. .. =.


To comprehend the uneasiness and apprehen.
son with which tho last words OF the Marquis
do Monza had inspired the soul of Monsieur 10
81 Sevre, II becomes necessary 10 explain
what position the old PRECEDENT occupied with
regard to his only son Ernest de ST, Sevrs, for
merly fellow student OF NJ. de Mona, and
associated with him as a member Of the Jockey
Club.
Hreit early in life Of tho care and tenderness
of mOher q affection: Nrnost had been reared
under the cold aud austere control Of All old
man whose exterior preserved the traditions Of
a former age, and who offered none OF that SYM
pAthy which is calculated 10 attach a young
man 10 the patcnal hearth. That irresistible
influence Of womAnly knduoss ana love, with
NLich tho bitlerest natures are impros-
IDLE, Ernest had never experienced.
Though filled with tcspcc, for the sire
whose name he Inherited, his affection
vss constrained by the latter In whose
prceorcc no / ever Slt himself free and COM
,osCd. Tho president inundated him by a
ircczing. Ther,sult OF this perpetual restrai 1t
was 90 dcyclope pride, rccklessness aud resou-
ion in Oispo,i'iOn naturally naughty and
,onccntlatel. Ernest had some inclination for
he arts, an inordioatJ love of pleasure, and =
royCn4uy for adventures and undertakings in
VIII, h sheer au acity, self reliance, seductive
uRuuar, the charm and enticcment Of speech,
md tho power of combinations of the mind
uight he the mcars VI accomplishment. With
hs will be would have made a dVlOmatist or
i.tinguishrd man OF letters.
lii father was intcNiuls, aud hence, in spite
+ his Tcpu nance and dislike he entertained
tor count llo and al pursuits, Ernest was
lorc, TO adopt the latter for bis profession. In.
tlOduced into the best circles Of Paris, whore
his elegance ami uporionty in manners and
personsl appearance possessed tho irresistible
esuty and influence of a Lucilsr, he soon OK
rclscd among the most fashionable women a
powerful fascination, whence his mode Of living
b, came at lopgth 70 exper siye that he was dis
cover ed 20 have squandered and oveuun the
modest resources his father Ad placed AT his die
posal. lie contracted debts which the president
sfusod to liquidste. Eme.' Heyourng eL