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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-12


GERMAN Township.
Judge Circuit COurt--W. r. Parrets,
POI.
Judge Common Pleas Oourt--John
Pitcher, 90; Peter Maier, l27, Maier's
maj, 81.
SheriG-Alex. Darling, o5i Joseph
b. Cox, 1913. Cox's maj, 3d..
AEditor--victor Bisch, 104g sThso.
W. Yenneman, 100 vsnneman's mai,
16.
County C6mmissfoner--Jos. b. Par
rett, 90; John Hogue, $50. Hosus's
maj, 3S.
Circuit ProsscutOr-Wm. p. Har
grave, 95; Lewis @. Stinson, l25. stln-
sons mai, 30
The returns, so far as received, frem
various parts Of the State are highly
cheering, and show that the returned
veterans vote as they 6ght--for the
Union. ft& r.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-12

WAaHIEsros, Oct 10-Adiuiant Gen,
sral Lorenzo Thomas reports that the
State of Mississippi alone is credited
with having furnished 10000 negroes
and 10000 whites. They are reported
TO have been raised in the years OF 1858
and 1864. 9r..
Mr.. Rosnero, the Mexican MiEister,
has intelligence that President Juares
was seen In I'll Paso aa late as Septem.
Der 25th, and If forced to leave that
place he designed removing To Sonora,
but in DO event does be contemplate
giving up the contest or quitting Next
can soil.
During the month Of September $500
acres of land were AIKEN mp at the Land
Office at st. Croix, Via, and upwards OF
5000 acres were entered at the Office ct
Lacrosse.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-12
THE VERY LATEST
TELEGR A PH HI.
) Affairs in Louisiana.
The President Determined TO Eup-
port Gov. Wells.
Gov. 6harkey.s Proclamation.
Pardon OF the Members OF the South
Carolina Convention.
Troubles I'm West Virginia.
fmmense Frauds In Revenue Returns
Arrival or the Steamer Ocean Queen
Excitement In Panama.
Mediiated Invasion 10 Release Rebel
Prisoners.
The Leaders shipped 10 Jamaica.
The Leaders shipped to Jamaica.



WAsEIEeToN, Oct 10-The HeraLfs
Washington special says:
Some new complications have arisen
in Louisiana affairs. Provisional Gov
ernor Wells has made some doubtfal ap-
pointments, ia General Canbys opinion,
and he therefore calls for the political
antecedents OF the Appointees before al
lowing them TO enter upon the dnties-'of
their ofices
General Sheridan is understood TO
approve his proceedings $500,
The President is reported 10 have sent
for Secretary Stanton on hearing of the
imbroglio, and inquired, With some
warmth, whether the interference Of the
military commanders was by order Of
the War Department Stanton, By the
same authority, diselaims any and all in-
reference, and throws the blame on eth
or Gen. Canby or Gen. Sheridan.
According to the report Of the affair,
President johnson 10 determined 90 sup
port Gov. Wells and allow no intcrfer-
6nce with his legitimate business.
The garrison. Of Washington. lis a.
present composed Of seven regiments of
veteran rsserves--tha 10Th, l0gh, 18th,
l4ih, 18th, Oath, the "a and 10Th regi-
ments ef United States infAntry, aud
ths Oath Pennsylvania regiment, and
the l94th Ohio--numbering, in the AK
Rregate, about 4, COO men,
The 5th United States cavalry Is on
duty ct General GTAnts headquarters.
The duty required Of these troops is
light, being no more than pasroling Long
Bridge, and doing guard duty 81 the
White House and various other places
where Surplus Government property is
kep. As this property is fast being dis
posed Of at auction aad private sale, the
garrison viii be reduced 70 merely an
ornamental body of troops.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-12

NEw YoRK, DC ll-By the steamer
Ocean Queen We have Panama dates OF
TO Oct, lst -
Panama has been kept greatly excited
BY reports Of meditRted invasion TO re.
lease rebel prisoners, aud the seiznre
Of the President The excitement has
absted by the President putting the
prisoners on . vessel and sending them
to their homes.
The leaders, consisting Of Colancha,
Colu.nbus, Nersa aud Valermo, and q
few others, we're shipped of to Jamaica.
At Santa Martha business is stagnaht
The United States steamer James Ad
ger arrived at AspinwAll, from cruise
20 Rio Hocha, where il was reported shs
United States Consul bad been attacked
BY rebels and bis premises sacked
Il appears the report trss 8 russ to
get the foreign war vessets 10 20 there
and frighlen the revolutioniats. The
revolutionists hsd peaceahle possession
of the place. They have also got pos
session Of Santa Martha. The rebels
appear to be making headway through
out the Republic, and though "a new
government 10 to be inangurated next
April, il is doubtful IL the present one
can be sustained till then.
A steamer from Central America,
brings news of great dissatisfaction
throughout the Republic, for the brutal
execution Of BarrioA
President Duennes Is obliged 20 keen
his honse guarded, and dare not 20
abroad for feaFoS- Deiag assassinated. =
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-12

ever the GLORIOUS Union victory 10 the
CITY and etata. McMichsel, ths Union
candidate fsr Mayor, bss go Maori
sy. He 10 little behind bis ncket,
from the extraordinary sxertions and
insues te beat him. The State 10 carried
bv Is. 600 Or &c, 900 for loyalty and lib
srty: il ia crushing defeat 10 the enc
rniss Of both. 1t has been somewhat
doubtful work, a. the esmpaign lacked
aharpness in its personal apd general Is
sue; stiIl the Republicans have kept at
work, and were largely helped by the out
rageous prscties Of their opponents, Who
designed to entrsp the soldiers, bat sbo
really opened thar eyes By the Atrocity
Of their attempts TO hoodwirk thsm.
The boys remembered the Ere in the
rear, and from il came. The election
here 70 day was quiet and the vote IN
sxpectsdly large. The enthusiasm has
now broke lose, and bonfres are blazing,
bands playing, processioas marching.
wi b cheers and every demonstration OF
delight The old keystone is still In
the arch Of ths Union.
= They are working nobly over in New
Jersey. JKjIpatrick ia bost, and 10
raiaing sach q furore as has been wit
messed la no campaign for years past
There 10 more exciteEeDt already 10
that Stats over the election in Novem-
Der than there has been ~ oil 10 this
State. McMichAel 10 reeeiving the con
RratnlAtions Of the hosts OF friends Of
lhs Uhnon cause, citizens and strangers
hara
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-12

New YoRK, Oct 11.-The order Of
Secretary Welles prohibiting collections
of money FOX political Purposes from the
workmen in the navy yards is published
The Secretary notices the attempts 20
justify this practice Tor the reason that
Il has heretofore prevailed under all par
lies, bat be does not consider the excuse
Of any validity and therefore orders that
an immediate stop must be put to the
abuse of the navy yards They are to
be free from polit ,al naneuvering, and
no person 10 to be permitted to visit
them for electionseFing purposes, or to
collect funds in advance for the interests
Of candidates for Office The Secretary
has also issued circular which ws have
already noticed, directing that all appli-
cations for positions Of master workmen
must be made to the Bureau of Yards
and Docks in Washington.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-12

PHILADELPHIA, Oct ll.--Returns from
the isterior Of the State cone In very
slowly, and as Jet are very indefinite
But Il is generally conceded that the
Union majority viii be about 5000 in
Philadelphia T. McMichaifs majority
for Mayor 10 500 HArlranfts, for
Auditor General, 7,693 Canpbell, for
sarveyor General, 1880. Aiths Union
city ticket Is elected Two Union Sen
tors And l5 Union and Democraiic
Assemblymen were elected Mann, the
Union candidate for District Attorney,
has 5, 900 majority.
The vote in the city was the largest
ever cast, except at Presidential cleo
ton, il being not less than $500 Bed
ford county gives Democratic msiori-
~ Of about 600, union gain Of over
500 Chester county gives Republican
majority Of 1000, Union loss OF g.
500. Montgomery county returns from
27 out Of 80 districts, show q Union gaiE
Of $50 over the vote Of 1862.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-12

NEW YoRE, Oct IA FIRE broke out
at en- early hour this morning ia a sta
bic in rear-of 296 West Thirtesnth street,
which, before being sabdasd. partially
destroyed eight buildings, aud burned
four horses to death
About the same time the harness fac.
tory Of r. Marks n Co, On Fifty-ninth
street, Was destroyed
The Posts Washington special says,
orders have been received for the
mastering out Of the ed Corps IL Is
eomposed exclusively Of coIored sol
diers. and 10 doing duty on the Rio
Grande.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-12

NAsHviLLE, Oct ll.--Immsnse frauds
in revenue have been discovered here.
Tbs u. 8. Revenue Collector irom Gin
cinnati, reached here yesterday, 20 in
vestigata large liquor house, which has
swindled the Government cat Of 3 $780,
600, but will be compelled 70 rsfand IL as
once or pay $500, 900
A. A. Harris was arrested yesterday,
by order Of Gov Brownlow, in aoooF-
dance with a reqan siEion from Governor
BFamletts Of Kentucky. Harris is In
dicted in the Kentucky courts, for acts
during the war.
There are exciting times in the r en-
nessee Legislature. on the franchise and
negro question.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-12
Gov. sh.rh.x,. Preel.m,,,an.

NEw YoRK, Oct 1l--Gov. Sharksy,
OF Mississippi, on The 18th, issued pro-
clamation in regard to the reception Of
colored witnesses m
The Governor says that in all crimi.
nal or civil questions, in which the
rights of the negro are involved, their
testimony may be received in the Courts
of the State, suhject TO the same rules as
govern evidence Of white persons
This 10 issued after an agreement had
been entered into with Col. Thomas, OF
the Freedmen's Bureau Of Mississippi,
in which that officer agreed TO transfer
all cases affecting negroes from the mil
itary to the local civil tribunals
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-12

BALrIHoRE, Oct lL---Gev. Borenan,
Of West yirginia, has issued an impor-
tant proclamation, in reference to evil
disposed and seditious persons, IN the
County of jefferson, to incite the people
there against ths laws of West FirgfniasI
hy holding elections for Delegates TO the
General Assembly of virginia, claiming
that county to be in the State of -Virgi-
MIA. The Governor orders the srrest Of
all parties offending, and calls upon the
United States military authorities TO aid
the civil authorities 20 prevent snch elsc-
ainn faE sf-rs ssH sas = z r. 81
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-12
REMOVAL.

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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-12

WAsmKoroS, Oct l0.--The President
to-day granted IT'S pardons--all 10 North
Carolinians Of the $40, 900 class.
The Cabinet session was brief and at
tended by Messrs. Stanton, Wellss and
Harlan. Messrs. Seward, Speed and
Mccullough are stiH absent. err
Internal Revenue receipts to-day
reached bat $T9,Sl3 They are always
higher on Tuesday, but from the present
time TO the closing Of the year they viii
doubtless show coNSiderable falling
of.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-12
The InaIaa CommIeaian.

ST Louis, Oct ll:-The Democrats
! Fog Laramie, Kansas special says a
>runneE brings intelligence III Il the IndiAn
Com mission, which was 20 meet a.
Plette creek had arrived The Kiowas,
oamanchees and Cheyennes we're camp
ed some distance Of; bat up 10 the sSh
none had appeared at the Council Tbs
same courier saya one Of Butterfeld'H o
coaches was attacked by Indians and
all the stock driven of, including ex-
press matter and $4,000. The passsu.
gers escaped.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-12

WAszISGros, Oct. 1l.-Tbs polls
we're opened ia various parts Of Wash
ingtop yesterday, 20 allow the compare
tive few soldiers here 70 vote.
Partial returns show that four conpa-
nies Of the 2l4th Pennsylvania give IS
Union and Is Democratic votes.
At the Folders Rest the l0oth Penn
sylgaHia gave Hartrupt majority Of
nearly 100
At three of the places opsned for the
Ohio election ll9 votes we're cast for the
Union ticket, and 221 for the Dsmocrat-
ic ticket az
The pardon of the members Of the
South Carolina Convention has been
signed by the President and forwarded
to Gov. Perry for distribution.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-12

CIScTsEATs, Oct ll.-The latest re-
turns from the Ohio election. give Cox
about 25,O00 majority. Sixty Union
Representatives and 2l Senators are
elected The House will stand about
i25 Union, and Senate 81 Union.
+ CISClSsATI, Oct ll.-Galliou county,
unofficial, 925 RepabiicAn msiority.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-12

GxnaKswaTE. Oct. IL.
FL0rR--nalis pFiees mru wifheHt maeaffal
cha gc; supsrzns 90 Extra q 25ae 50, and
Faniiy sad E.aey Toatl O.
EHkAT-Dafi snd prie nominAl old red l.
en-rsd At ? Is. sad Bsw = s.-yfstf
CORN Dafi; ear ecu - scld at over $50
e8c Ehslied segfas1 10
T1-in good dsTa IL 80 stsvatoxz.
BNE--A fair aaEaand nsw a. s0l3s2, and eli
81 Doc.
BARIET--Uhebangsd hud uomiaAl
PROYi5foS s-DaA aEa prizes seminal; city
M-a Pfk soid ~ IS so. tat 4t the Gloss v1s soId
- % wthezs aasers. BHk sh hidsrs asla 81
lT1<n. . hes Af is5Se marea aHiI asa nA ae (
M "a prima sheaa - eaHid have bsea haagAt
a. is%e, and aaH al 2Ts<e-
LAhD--Ns~ onefad af S7e.
WBI KY-2B
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-12

Nsw YoRK, Oct 1.-THE match for
5000 to SIC, 600 that the t-otting horse
Dexter could not tros O. mile in 2 10,
was won by the horse on the Fashion
Course yesterday, he having accom-
plishsd the feat in AIS Is. Making the
fastest time on record
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-12

Coon ron PIKE CouSrx.--Wo are i'm
debted to Mr.. Jonathan Wilson, Record
ier Of Pike county, for the result Of the
election there,
The Union Ticket IN elected by an
average majority Of 260-a gain over
tho November election Of 800.
J P. Glezen, Union, beat COpehart,
Democrat, for Clerk. Tr
John Crow, Union, beat GladiSh, Dem
ocras, for sheriG. cr.BsrPCr
Josiah Chsppell, Union, beat Smith,
Democrat, for Commissioner.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-12

NEw YoRx, Oct H.-Gold is still
weak. Cash gold is abundant and loans
are more tat 1he downward turn in
Exchanges keeps the premium down.
Quotations have ranged from l44fG
146k.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-12
GLORIOUS INTELLIGENCE,

Indiana, Ohio and Penns lyaDia are
Still True 10 the URi0B.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-12

BoaTos, Oct ll-James Z. Dix,
principal editor OF the Journal for a
number OF years, died at noon to-day Of
cnuauun ption ~ nT
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-12
DIasoLUTIoN.

VTsHR PARfaRHsn1P HERKTeroRE Kx-
4 istfsg e~twpsn J. 81. Rifept. J. d. Brywa
aud j. Dssis uaseF tks Sra Sans % strtet,
brosa Co.. sss eissesEsd ~ tbs ntnai cos
sast ef shs parties. en- shs Ath ifst. TIE basi-
VIII her after B esednrl4 ~ the ED end
b. = street aad Joha Du Il. nn4sr shs sra
nssss 81 stssut nast.. wbs w u PAy all dsb
owed ~ street, Erowm A Co. sd feesfre 81
msaiss dns The eta nrm. exc ptlnK n as notes
asd secesats tsaasearTsd = J. n nFovp
y. M aTETET.
~ q na0wN,
tOas pAYIa-
We hass Iast rscalys4 csc 81 Ghm Mnssss lets -
mafhia eEsFsd for ssls IN tkla mAFkst. ne Alno
have hand iafgs nusnesr ef mcss baa8fffui
oottsg &c ueaumentn, mhl ws ere nnw asl5ina a.
greatly rs1sesa rates. Gail and aee O. em hsfors
pu ebaslvz slssghsros Wsrarugm, ae f3s. ussF
ths essai. sTnEEf pATTs.
e1fT
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-12

PRoYrrEscE, r. l., Oct. Il.-The Lo
custville cotton mill, in Hopkintou, wss
burned yesterday. Loss 0,o00. Ia
sured for SIS, 900 in this city.
The Horse Fair, now holding here, is
quite successful To-morrow will be
she great closing daT.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-12

-KhGf0FT-iR Nsw aarnsouy, a. tbs
shaase OF tEs brsa~'H mother. en Tussday sysuin9
tbs iDfh inet, - 6sE. JahB T4sasy. Cspss l. A.
sOuGty-
Tks happy eoasle wsrs fa The city iast aighf
~ roais 10 ths East Wswish eur gallant young
fris "A and hia bsAstifas hrids lif u unninRlsa
hAppIpoas. hoping ihsy mar BE- gathered to thsir
fAthsrs At rips ola age, fuli q hOEor asd sFows-
a With mssy b.sssings. -s~ss=s-.s.as
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-12
TEE KLkcrIoH d ONO.

@0nio remains true 70 tne Onlon.
Again have the people condemned the
ocpperheads, who, laying principles
aside, displayed false coiors and expect
ed TO deceive the loyal masses Their
defeat under these circumstances 10 more
significant than IL they had met il in q
bold contest for principles, such 40 the
30 called Democratic party had battled
for since they plunged the country into
var. This defeat proves that the old
leaders Of the Democratic party are
dead, and that the people have no con-
fidence Ian tho men whqs having sympa-
thized with the rebellion, and pro-
nounced the war for the Union q failure,
now profess TO glory In the result of the
war, endorse the President whom they
lately abused, and cap the climax Of
their hypochrisy by calling their ticket
IN soldiers ticket" There has been q
falling of In The Union majority, but
this does net add 10 ths strength Of the
Bourbon Democracy. ~ y 49,
Ia many of the northern counties the
Republicans we're dissatisfied, and man
Tested their disaAtisfactiou by absenting
themselves from the polls. The cause
OF this is we'll understood. II was not
because the party platform was TOO
radical, but because IL was not radical
enough. The course of those who thus
,rished the election, cannot be success.
fully defended. To have ihrawn the
Stale into the hands Of the Copperhesds
at this time would have been an irrepar-
able calamity. But fortunately this dis
affection was not sufficient TO overcome
the Union majority of last year, and our
| trinmph is again complete. The entire
siate ticket e elected By 5000 10 20.-
900 majority, and the Lsgialature 10 de-
cidedly Union. Our mojority should
haya been $4,000, and might have hssn
1 $4,000 IL all who are opposed 10 the bo-
qua Demoeraey bad voted. But as tie
Ohio has renewed her allegiance to the
cause upf liberty and Union, and stanas
erect as one OF the pillars of our country
Her voice, 90 expressed yesterday,
means that the fruits Of the war are not
20 be frittsred sway, bnt that tle Union
is 70 bs established upon the principles
which were decided by the bayonet.
And while we rejoice over the victory
ia cur own State, Pennsylvania speaks
IN thunder tones on the side of Union.
There, as here, the victory over the cop.
psrheads il decisive.-Ciacinaati Ga
4etts, Liza. Ria IlAL
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-12

UsKnDnsr Cur.--H Warrick and
Gibson counties are 90 far lost
70 ths Democracy as 70 repudiats their
recently nominated candidates, TO What
COUNTIES can isr look hereafter for sue
cess.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-12
CITY NOTICES.
Notice 60 Contractors

-
The o. mron Coureii Of the City Of ETausvsIla
viii receivs seaisd Proposals until thA assh day Of
October, ls65, for grading, Crawling and pssi1g
the alley ssfwesn Chestnut ass Cherry Stress,
and extending from Third 20 Fourth STREETS.
By order Of the Council.
A. M- McGRTFF. Clerk.
City Clerks oeace, September q, 1855.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-12
AN ORDNANCE

A IMPLEMENT 20 mm uFssnanzs p4s ~ EBFii
sofa, lass. eatftlsd " As 0fdinancs asaslrg
- limits stthtn Oh eh as ffAms. woekea %
Wnd within whieh no fnmesfsys o. ueof bed
shaii bs safAblls ad o. eontfssed "
EmarfaM l. Rs a. 0rdafmm6 - sAs fesas~em cswma51
n fhe Cts n EsamarI1sF THAI the Are u nas 30
snld city ~. and tha asnas Asrahy sxtsnAsa 30
- - ineiuas withiu ths eams all the tsrFftoEy
sitnsts batSssa Lfcast ana sJSAusrs sgssss saa
ns dweiltng hauss, sfefehouss. warehouse.
psAtsr ahap, bteek msth ahaps ~ any other heasa.
hutiding oF bed uf aaT ktaa % d~nrripfiea What
ever except tho sane Bhai 30 bGllt Of sssaa o.
hrich, ahs b. sraased, rs~exaa ~ or pisesd nvsn
any lot OF parcel of groaaa wfthin ~. tsmiis
hersin 6eaasa aAE ". BAkkn. Mayer.
Attest.
A. n. McsnaFs. Clerk f
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-12
CITY NOTICES.
Notice to Contractors.

> =. :.
3 Tbs commou csunea Of the Olty 81 EsaasvfIls
viii rsosivs ssalst Proposals znta octo1er -
lsss, fss = adiaa. szsslsng ard pasfaz ths kii-g
sSfuxas - wsaa cnszxn - ard JesFry sirpsss ane
sxs~addmx fEon fhird 70 Fourth sfrsst- fa
By uxdsr of fhs cszsesL 4 ff
A. n. McGBTFF, Ciaxk.
CITY Clerks ofaes, Oct %. 1855. os10 n
fUzts1 eopy-i 80
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-12

. H6- Peter MaieE, we are induced 70
believe, Is not our Common Pleas
-Jadge A nomination Ia his case vas
not ss rood as en- election. see
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RnLEs am RKeFLATIOAs.

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Z. Ne advertisement. LEGAL notices . rufaiu'
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3 Aavs~slssneuis wil never Be aoeoHaAnisdo
ocal notsezs unsss eontrsri t. made 10 shas enect
and yslns rsorkssa i5t ma nclipp. i4e
|, A. No e Local Nstics. Acweyer short WIZ
iassytsd hslsss saas Or DoliAr faeA day. fal4
s NzrriAgos. Funsral and Bsiigious Notices
nn.s InvArsably - paid IN sdvAncs to secur~ v
s.ra0a.
Z. Ne 4sasseaoy on TIE pars o. 0srreu -
snads Sead ~ The. onnoe- che carriers 1An
i.Ass pagers - ordered and directed, they mu ~
pAy fur their eArvleasness.
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rrKE COUNTY REnnRMEn. a

PErRRssuRGH, Oct. III, 1855.
Editor Journal rfSNl q 92t.fStr{ "
We have the returns of yesterdays
election from all the townships but thress
The entire Union ticket was elected by
from 200 to $50 majority. rfHA
We haye elected Joseph P. Glezen,
Clerk; John Grow, Sheriff; Josiah Chap.
pei, Coroner; Fl. ID. 0nyett, Surveyor.
Stock in the Butternut Company is as
dead as in the Straight Line Railroad.
Yours, R. HARRkLL.
LErom the Princston Clarisn.. q
Up to the time of going to press re-
turns from the townships heard from
stand thus:
Patoka township, 270 Union mai.
against i9S for President last fail.
White River township, 81 Democratic
mai. agaiast 152 last fall. q, s..ss...-.
johnson township, 40 Democratic
mai. against l22 last fall. So y
Montgomery township. about % mai,
against 120 last fall. - !.
Columbia township, 90 Union rsj.
against l07 last fall. Il .sa e91.s =.
Washington township, ~ Democratic
mai against 20 last fall sfs.es.i ) sgC
The remaining townships to hear from
are doing equally as we'll; will gi. q Nil,
Ter majority of about 20 in the coun-
ty.
Thus does the Sons of Liberty, not
anotherman-or-dol ar party sink into
insigniicance before the host Of battle
SCARED heroes. -
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-12

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