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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-26
Farm for Sale.

DEING DESTROYS OF CHANGING NY To-
ID cation and occupation, oHer my Farm Tor
sale, containing go acres. 100 acres being In a
high state OF cultivation, with all necessary
hutldin Ks also, 100 choice grated fruit trees just
beginning 20 bear said Farm lies 10 miica u orth
of Evansville and three miles west OF Sc Jeepb's
Church, on the y. a O. Railroad. Title perfect.
For further particulars enquire ON the premises
au2s-tf A. b. WILKINSON.
A NIUE LITTLE FRAME COTTAGE, w1TH
~ three rooms, su inner Kitchen aud cellar
ready furnished. Lot 20 by $50 feet, we'll i'm
proved with good stable, oistern and sinks. Stu
ated on Cherry street, tetwean Second aud Third
Possession given as RooW - desired. Apply az
GOLDMAN, BERG CO.'S.
anl4.u Corner Firrta and Sycamore streets.
nEE SECOND HAND HAY PRESS, AND
~ 1900 feet Lumber.
ys-tr GAFF, COCHRAN A 90.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-26

For County Commissioners.
JOHN HouGE Is a candidate for re election Il
the ONCE Of Commissioner of yanderbnrgh Coun
~, at the ensuing October election. 49, sepas
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-26
FOR common Plsns Iuarn

We are authorized to annoaDce that Judge
JOHN PITCHER wlll continue to serve as
bulge of the Common Please CourtiH ths district
ecmpoaed Of the counties Of Posey, vanderburgh,
wsrriek, and Gibson, II elected a. the ensuing
October election. So
eM s.rs4a.rH 5 fs-si
Ma. ESroR; Please announce to your readers
chat WIN. LoUpoE, Of Posey County, is can
dtaAts for Judge Of the Common Pleas Court, IN
tAe d strict composed Of the counties Of Posey,
vanderhurgh, warrick and Gibson. II = ara
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-26
WANTED.

VITAETED--A HOUSE WITH FOUR or FIVE
w Roor5s fyr which liberal re- ut win b. pafd,
Apply 20 IGLEBAET z vTEHE.
cps dIw .-1errgrr
QIEH PgB NO tn SI50-AgENTs
- isJtJ varied ~ every goanfy ald State, to
cell The BAHTLgrT sEwFAg MACH r. prics SIS
folly licensed un5er patents Of How, WBesler u
Wilson, Grover Baker, a@d singer co. We
will pay monthly salary and ex venaes. or allow
. large com mission on saies. Fer particulars,
illustrated catalogue, territory, &c snclose
stamp and address PAGE BROTHERS,, sole
agents for the United States, 221 Summit street,
Toledo, Ohio. au29dI n&N3m
A GOOD FRaALE CO0K-EOEE NEED A :.
IA ply unless we'll recommsaded Apply ~ tbs
zep201w. MANSION HOUEE.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-26
MUSIC.
Music Lessons.

Mrs D. 5. ABLE Is NV PRRPAR D TO
w give Music Lezzns Piano aud Ga tar.
Having taught With mueh success Kstafurp. 81
trusts = liberal patronage will Be gFante8 Ecn
the citizens Of EY&asFilie 5s,t e1 Ell
For terms, saqnire at Prot hhumgf - r1sr af
Second aad Division srrs ess, cr zs4skfs. Essns,s
Vine street. bstwsen Firss and ssssad, ia-s5 b-r
sap20-dtw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-26
NOTICE.
Fire Limits.

TTaHE UNDERSIGNED WILL MkKE AppT.T.
4 cation 90 tie City Cornell 70 build FrAne
Addition. ls By IL, % his house situated On -
i2o. Old Pi@n, on pisisiAa strsss, betwesa secsr
ssp26-I4t JOSEPH LEErSHR.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-26
MUSIC.
New Musie! New wusi,

3GU AueAEs 4cW A46lC =
FIfBE FLOWERS THAT BLOOM rs BEAUTY.
Il Words By VlOLErTE WOODS Mrsse ey
fsoi Oh- AA3HtAS- Prize 50 cents 81 nal
1hls . new and pretty Ballad. and will BE-
one one vety popular, being one Of Prof. Matthias
sspS WARREN cOSYEGToH.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-26
Z Agents Wanted
ZOE RENT.

grOa REET-A TwO-sTORY BRICK HOUSE,
y 7Tooms, Kitchen and all necessary out build.
inks, Ia "a asant nsighbOrh0od, ten minutes
yak from the Courthouse. Rent $3.50 Apply
70 DR.. MAGfSfes. sspZs
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-26
WHITE LIME
00O BRLs AT FLAFRoAF LANDING, FOL
ZJO sale lev BY BILLY 4 90.
NOTICE.

|. A IL COMPANIES Or MEaEBERs OF CON-
Il raniss having claims for serxioes rendered
in the Indigua Legion, are rseuested 10 furnish
me 3 list Of ths same withaur delay.
Elsnks can b hri az nv once.
FHCTOk BISCH, Col Goa e.
ExAssyiIls. Sept IS. iss5 ns2sRw
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-26
FOR SALE AND RENT.

en0 ACHES on FARM LAND I'M THREE
OADO miles Of Evansville, u which $50 aorss
Ia good state Of cultivation hne timber ;oBs
- the beat tracts Of land 10 the county. Aldo, a
great variety o. small Tracts, Houses and Build \
Ing Lots. viii DO sold on Tsasona5ie terms. Eoms
Of tho Houses, and one Farm, for Rent, by
A. J0HFeON,
ss7-u Real Estats Agent.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-26

HELD FOB POSTAGE. ILLEGIBLE ADDRESS
&C.
Blake Emma Miss Evansyille lad
Boon John BaTtonsYilis y
Pafiy EIizabsfh Mrs Evansville lad
Barnett Isaac n Psdu1zh KY
Ford Richard New Harmony Ind
Geusehie A sprfae field III
Glaspes Mary Black Hawk Mills lad
Haknsan Phil Cine nnst
Horst 4 " Norfh NeGrsgor Iowa
Hannosh n EvAusville Ind
HaIs 3 New Market No
Jones Harrist Louisville Ky
Hsrseh Fed Nashs lille Tenn
Loring Charles 6 Bcston Mas
Miller David GrandEisw lad
Meponaic Eliza Jaae New YORK City
OsNeii John Evansville Ind
Parkinson Mary Mt Carmel III
Peat Master Cincinnati o
P1tror Eifza LoutsvEIIs XIV
Rogsrs Lieut. A AIfrs.4 Csufr. ny fg@
Strauss Mrs Leuisvills KY
Thcuas Cash Evansville Ind s'~n
-s4G G1G J. h M0NEELY p n
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-03
City Property to be Sold for Taxes.
COLLECTORS OFFICE, CITY HALL (,

..a. .. COLLECT0RB OFFICE CITY HALL.
. FEBRUARY, Q, 1855. !
Commencing on TUESDAY, the oh Msy merit following
property win DO sold BY public auction City Hail. (Adsmsn
csmb the City Of Washington, c. sst the Corporation Of
City for Taxes due thereon stated unless
% the Collector with such and
lie time Of payment
Sale 70 commence at 10 O'Clock A. DO continued from
|hy ill completed
I Terms cash. WIN. DIXON. Ooleetor
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-03
The Belnont Rsbbery-E Of
the Prisoncr-Hc Proves an Alibi.

The examination in the case Of Charles Jones
alias Chauncey johnson, who is accused Of stealing a
package OF United States $50 bonds Of the value OF
81 CO., on Thursday last from the banking OF
August Belmont Co.. in Wast., was resumed yes
terisy morning before Justice Dowling The following
/, the testimony:
Joseph Boom saloon keeper at No ol B0wery. tes'
tilted that the morning Of the alleged robbery John.
son came into his place at III o'clock, and remained
there until after 3 p N.
Mr. Bropp partner OF Mr.. Boom. corroborated the
statement OF his partner and added that the most OF
the time the accused was playing cards.
The counsel for the defense then recalled Jacob Burk
hari one OF the clerks Ia the bankngho who had
previously sworn that he recognized the accused as
who in the banking house but short time be
fore tie bonds missed aud during the cross
naton elected from him the fact that he had previously
e.t description Of the suspected man with the Twen'
tysixth Precinct Police and that such description was
totally nj variance with that OF the accused.
The case of the robbery OF the Adams Express Com
pany wherein the prisoner Ia charged with having
stolen money package containing u 600 from the OF
fee Of the company, the same day ss the Belmont
robbery was then taken up. The same evidence FOR
tie defense presented in the preceding case and
BY the counsel for the prosecution who contended tha
tie fact Of the accused having been identihed by the
employees OF toe Express Company should be suncient
10 hold him. Justice DowlinS took the papers IN the
case AMI reserved HIS decision
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-03
The New.YorIx seml. Weekly Tribsne'

Ready this morning. contains:
Nxws srxnARY-Mitsry Navsl the Gun S,s,s.i Ssws
r. @ Wshi,,,on VIRGINIA the southern Atlantic states en-
,aeky end Tenne.ee Nav York. New England the we tern
state. lie Pacific slops Political Domestic Nce""S anu
Taz raiAL oy wps-In,ere.sms Particulars orthe Evil
nU, EUROPEAN CoRRKsrsSDsScE-London aud Paris
Cor spondenr~. . ,,,,
OsrruAnY- --Deeib Of Dr. trsnci. WNshd
yss i'xnEa. .VoRLp-A Patrol throsgn the Subteuauean
OF e City; tho Real Side OF he Social Evil and the
Possible Remedy From seyll. to Chsrybdi. Komssnt A.,
dei Places, bronze Place, and the Iron Places Mus.
slmsn In New York Social Science without Theory; The
coarer s,oou The Free and Easy, the Athlete Hail. the
Coes Pt and tho Dance House, Hearts Of Oak at Home
he Sentiment OF Pedpatetie Fever Dream IN the Em
pile Cty Seatisnt Sounimousn'
Psop,a,rI0S raoUI sonl siclcl-Antilniy OF the
Ar, l., W. ~, AL kcyiYA Bast WGI " Pg92aSS tlQg
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-03

BULLS HEAD, Monday Oct. 2.-There are
$40 head of horned beasts in market to-day which. as
they are designed for The shsmbIes suppose must
denominate beef cattle. Some Of them, II seen any.
where else would never be suspected as t for the food
Of any city on earth besds NewYork. where there are
buyers for the very worst well the best that the
world affords. Frstclass bullocks are not plenty
last week. and it is probable that of the class which sell
at lec. b some have been taken to day Of poorer
quality than last week. and therefore butchers will call
the market higher. though salesmen generally agree
the market Is only shade better. Yet It Is certain
that some cattle have been sold to-day at prices con
value q hides at &C. y b and fat at llalic. D. We
know that lots of 20 20 head have been sold at
prices agreed fuii lsc. 10 net, and the mass OF the
stock has sold at l50lSc though some scallswags
brought only lOd lac and one lot Of Canada bulls sold
on the scales at 4c D, live weight. The market ID the
morning was lively the demand for req bachers being
greater than the stock obes cattle would supply Whole
sale butchers held of: they had hard market Saturday
the best lot Of sides only averaging l5c: per fo and
some ordinary lots running down to w nat will you
gye" TLis class of buyers. however, had 70 come to
sellers terms and the great bulk of cattle ssd before
night the market closing strong. The weatt to-day
10 mild aud dry, aud favorable to trade and partlcu
larry fav0rabe to the spectators who bought Jock at
Albany at lower rates than the previous week Owing
to the slight decline there we find more cattle here
than usual in first hands and selling on comms sslon
There one large drove through from Kansas direct
The receipts Of the week. Gar, estimate at l9aJ
This may be slightly increased tomorrow. sale just
reported of - head sold the scales 4c. per ID
upon s. n per cwt. average 1000 N live weight aud
considered rather under the market. The sheep
market does not vary materially from last report
Good fair droves sold In Sixth.st this morning. with
cut culling at Tc per m and small lots have been sold
at 7ic The ordinary qualities slower OF sale at
SIC Lambs averaging through 80 O. sold at Ole. About
2 800 head Of stock In Sixthst this morning. There
were 30 cars of hogs sale this morning and % at
uoon Inferior quality sell slow. Heavy lard hogs are
in the best demaud-lard Is worth 3oc. The range Of
hogs is 10 dAc per ~. but real rstclass would bring
l4tc. or more.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-03
nIarkri.-Rcported bn Telegraph.

TOLEDO. Oct. o Flour Zoe. better. Wheat; Old
very firm; New. &c. better. sales, Old No. l. Rcd va
bash al e. o. old Amber Michigan, & ~; New ao
ic better Trcights hrner aud advancing Wheat
lie 10 Oswcgo and &c. 10 Buffalo Receipts past week
a. y3 Ibis Flour 77s'j bush. Wheat 81, 40 oush
corn g2ls bush Oats. LOO bush. Rye e9OO4 bush
harley shipments 81 $50 bbls Flour, J','lJ bush
Wheat 80 sl5 bush. Corn, 400 BUSH oats iOVo pusn
Rye .s ,or,ora
Wheat-Milwaukec No / New. 81 co. Mixed Oh ana
NEW 81 5sali 81: No. , Chicago Spring, 81 10;
Corn No. Warm. roc; No 2 Bowed, ll!e, SEVERN
uarlies aparr Oats Inactive. Barley IN moderate ue'
mand. i've quiet Whisky sales at - 30 PORK.
sole, al sJasc5 20. Lard. 3Oc. Canal freIghts 10
n Y. Wheat i7c Corn ioep Oats "S, o dla lPU S%ss
Corn n s bush Oats 81 2is bush. Barley, ~ oush.
Peas Canal Exports 100 bbls Flour. - 80 onsh;
Wheat es7 100 bush. Corn. lOO,'9O bush oats' Sioo
CT,c,eo Oct. 9-F1our active and l0dl l5e. higher
Wheat auiet and llc lower; sales at 81 fOi ~ ~,
for No l. and 81 23dsl - for Mo-. Corn actye NJ
sac. for No and 's95slc ior nns ~" Vs Hsrins hr
neglected Provisions firm and higher Mess forA
s3idsJ5, Prime Mess. s2l. ReeeipisLiooV DDS DIS
Four l0s 600 bushels Wheat. 0Co bushels .oin
bushels Oats. Shipments WC DDS flonr po nea'
IL 900 bushels Corn, a. 900 bushels Oats.
ALB,sY Oct 2-flonr very firm and in demand
wheatSaes at 50 10 for No l Ked stare Ga,s en- o "
Gle for State Cora Sales 10000 bush: Unsound a.
ssc Sound p2c Borley-Sacs 50 600 bush. al ~ - io
Canada East and ~ .. for State Fon' rowed S"p Sh
by nns IN II hours-.227 COO bush Corp, Jaoco p@usn @
OATS I67 Coz bush. Farley 1900 lnsb. Wheat sVV
bush Rye Passed FIltonyic in n hours iotIs hy'
10 Oats. 10 Wheat, Q Flour o. Corn, and - barey'
MILWAUKEE, Oct. 2-Flour quiet. !" neh "a q" m
hotter, salos at Al i3i Oats steady. Receipts-3W
bbls Flour, IOl0gJ bush. Wheel. Shipme as--9Vo"
bush. Wheat. ,,.,. ,o,,.. ,
and holders Az higher prices; Superiue offered a
"a 5Oa 81 H. without buyers Whisky steady at % ~ ~
Mess Pork held at Sl5; 800 b Is sold az sSi ~ Dn
Meati--Bao,n held firmly above the 'R"s VI my
Lar Z dull yt 200. Gold, li3, n,
~" Irg Additional Reports see Sixth Pasel
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-03
From San Domingo.

SUCCESS OF THE CABRAL G0VERNMENT-ADHE-
SloN or PlMENTAL-RBvIvAL OF BUSINESS
W. have news from St. Domingo 10 the 9th
nt On the 10th OF August the second anniversary OF
The Restoration celebrated with great enthusiasm
Throughout the country which occasion patriotic
addresses made by the President and other prom
neAi persons The people had spontaneously expressed
Their adherence 10 the Cabrol adminisraion, including
PUeDta himself who readily submitted 10 their
sign decision. The latter had gone to St. Domingo
.ry, where he very armly received. Cabra and
iimcnia have always been on very friendly terms and
both are highly esteemed for their services TO the
pubic during the late war;
W tle lst Of September the popular elections had
o'guh Tor delegates 20 the National Convention. which
@as TO meet on the 2itb and TO which is ntrusted tbs
HoiS Of reorganization. The penalty Of death and
shed
By decree dated the 27th OF August. the following
nnetehdnise is declared free Of duty through Porto
tiato; Fine boards and scantiings, wood and iron
Jahc houses iron doors bricks tiles Roman cement
meets OF gayanized iron iron nails. and shingles.
a, Inc thited States steamer Mercedta, from Key
,Nesi had arrived at st. Domingo, and saIuied the
p'nlnican nag. Commander Haxton went On shore,
anu wiih The American Consular Agent, called at the
neni.
various families who had emgreted 10 the neghbor-
ns eanGs OF Curacao, &c. ia consequence Of the war;
ee returning to their homes The Spanish residents
81; Domingo city had published manifesto express
sondlei toward them. and advising those of their
,orntrym men who had left TO return 10 the island and
luIsue their former ayocations.
lhe report OF the death of Gen. Hcneken is IN.
Oundei.
Ire most patriotic spirit prevails throughout the
snu reorganization Of the republic upon the souudest
""ss business is reviyiDR considerably.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-03
CLOCKS

CLOCKS
HAIR REsTORER Restores Gray Hair.
CLOCKS
HAIR REsToRgR makes Hair grow on bald heads.
CLOCKS
HAZE RTsroRER stops Hair from falling cat.
CLOCKS
HAIR RgsToREg prevents Headache,
CLOCKS
HAIR REsroRER is elegantly periumed.
CLOCKS
HAIR REsToRER ia all that be desired as dreiaing
CLOCKS
HAIR REsIoRER possesses all the merits claimed for it,
A single trial conyinces the most skeptcal OF its
value IT, after thorough trial Of two bottles, 1t does
not give perfect satisfaction the money will be re-
funded Sold everywhere at 81 per botle six bottles
for S5 Dr. i. B. CLOCK. Proprietor,
Manchester, n. H.
H. Il. HELMBOLD.
Drug and Chemical Warehouse. No. 594 Broadway
Agent New-York City.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-03

'}s: s; % s:.%ss ai Ssts NJ s,..s". S
Hss 5s:S fiss' 81
and salmon Tfsnsportins Fscundssd Roe Attihs fropa
Care in 0Stsnios spawn The Beat Bed Of stream
IsfEREsrEG TO tARNERs-AmeIicsn Institute Farnsef,
Club
TnE FEMALE srI-Ths "a. Of Ns.hvle an Original Story,
NEw PuBLIcArrexsOur AAis in Cabs; Barrett, Lifa Of
Abraham Lincoln 0oen Leave, from the British and Amer.
Up MsIssIPPi-lnteresibg Editorial Correspondence
''GI FRoa M' ras % ssgrH Hwsn-sis.ises Information etc
EDITORIALS.
VARIOUS lTgMr
MISCELLANEOUS IrEns
LATEST DonrsrIc AND FoREfss Markets
COMMERCIAL MArrKxs-The Ls.ssi Stock and God Qa,ts
MARRIAGES AID DEANS
ADvERrsRnESfs. q,
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the Editorial articles no+ merely local in character
Literary Reviews and Art Critcisms Letter. from our
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New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-03
Democratic Meeting at Syracuse-Gen
sIorWm Explains His Course with Gov.
skarkey-Gov. Sey eymeu- ON the Admis.
sion of Southern Representatives in
Gengrcss.
SYRACUSE. Munday. October o ls

SYRACUSE, Monday, October ., 1865.
MaioT-Gen. Slocum and ex-Gov. Seymour adj
rcSsed large public meeting here this evening. Gen.
>Ocum paid high tribute to Gen. Sherman and his
other associates in the field. and explained bis position
u'ly in the present political campaign. He also ex.
planned his course with reference to Gov. Sharkey and
The Mississippi militia.
Both he aud Gov. Seymour strongly indorsed the
policy OF President johnson.
Gov. Seymour took strong ground in favor OF the
representatives from the Southern States being promptly
admitted TO seats in the next Congress insisting that
all who opposed their admission were not in favor OF
reconstruction Of the Union.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-03
DIE D..

ALAIsoE-on M,rdsy oc. 2, John s.,son, in the rsh
Notice Of funeral TO- morrow
CALk!N-on Mondsy, Oct, O. R,tsft strwst .on Of Jud-
son IT, and the late ifsivna Csk aged yens II mouths
The relative. and fiends Of the family uvsf
to attend the funeral fu the residence Of bis
les Ayvnae c. this Tuesday aferrOcn at O'Clock.
Ulster Co. papers please eopy.
CALHOUN-suddenly, o, Monday, oc, D. a. hs rs.ideas,
in Msdisena between Marcy and T'mpkins svss Brool
lyn, Mr. John Calhoun.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
FOOT-On Monday. Oct zof asthma Maria Lsu;.a Foot.
wife Of Jossph B. Foot of Danbury, Cont.
Particulars intcmorrow's peosr
Danbury papers please copy.
GRIFFING-On Sunday eveaing. Oct l. John wssson the
beloved husband of Zelda Grihng ss,d - and
The remains will be taken Upper Aqlebosas, L. T..
Tuesday morning for intermest
HUTCHINSON-M Norwslk, Conn. on Sunday Oct. !. ct
ot O'Clock Jessie Florence only child Of Andrew and
Alice Hutchinson.
JoNES-At onti,, MIMI, Thnr'dsy Sept; as >. Web
forher notice o. funeral.
MENDUM-sud.nIy on Sunday evening, Oct l. Ososss z.
Mendum. aged IS years
Notice OF funeral tomorrow.
ns L. L. Th.dd.a. Miller. ycunse.. son Of si,.su. and
Mary Esther Miller, in the 9th year Of his age.
SCHULTZ-At Highland Grove, Hudsoa on
Sunday, Oct |, Margaret, wife Of A. II. sHulir.
The funeral viii take place from her late residence on
wednesday morning at 80 o'clock
County IOuth Ireland, in the sd year Of hi; Ii: age
His frends and scqnantsnces ALEC those of his brother
Michael and the members OF 1ecumseh Lodge No. 49,
and A. NJ, invited to attend the funeral Tuesday
morning clock from his ste residence No. 9o Esst
Broadway, to St. Theresas Church wbsre scema requiem
mas will be celebrated for the repose Of his sos and thence
to Calvary Cemetery.
sTITEs-M Springfield New;Je on Friday, Sept y.
Hannah b., wife Of William Sites, aged II years.
Relatives and friends the family respectfully invited -
attend her funeral at the Presbyterian Charch Sprns
field on Tuesday Oct at O'Clock p without farthsr
notice
STARR-At Buffalo, Saturday Sept 80 Mrs. Lydia 8.
Starr reic Of the late Samuel Starr ESQ., In the ah yesr
of her age.
The friends of the family Of the late Henry b
Sterr and of her sonnsw, Paul Bsbcock respectfully
invited to attend the funeral this Tuesday, afternoon
O'Clock from Grace Church, Jersey City.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-03
CONNECTICUT POLITICS.
THE ELECTION YESTERDAY
Defeat of the Amendment by from
5000 to 5000 Majority.

HARTFORD, Monday, Oct. @ 1865.
Hartford gives 65a majority against the
amendment
STANFORD, c.. Monday. Oct. ., 1865.
greenwich gives Democratic majority for the town
ticket and % majority against the Constitutional
amendment.
NoRwALK, Ct. Monday, Oct. ., 1865.
The majority against the amendment here is l25.
LATER.
HARTFORD. Monday. Oct @ 1865
Sufficient returns have been received TO show
shat the majority against the Constitutional amend.
uent will be several thousand.
SECOND DISPATCH.
Thirty. three towns give 2,s0O against the amend
meu which is probably defeated by from 1900 TO 5000
uaiOYity
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-03
The Baltimore Clipper - Newspaper
Change.

BALTIMORE Monday. October Q, le65.
The proprietor of Tn, Baltimore Clipper, W.
Wse. ESQ., discontinued the publication Of that journal
Saturday, and, having associated with him Messrs
= c. Cox and K. NJ. Newport. commenced the publica
ion Of a new journal entitled The Dolly Commercial.
argc and handsome sheet TO be devoted TO the eOm-
Dcrcill and kindred interests.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-03
From neutrality-suspicious. by the Gov
eruor.

ALBANY, Monday. Oct. .. 1865.
Gov fcuton has made the following appoint
nenis 10 take effect from the lst inst:
Brcyet Big. g..Gcn James L. Hail. late Of the lst New
York Volunteers, to be Abide Camp upon bis staff.
Col. George ". Palmer, Assistant Commissary.
Frank Chamberlain resigned.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-03

Hon. Levi J. Norman, Mich; Gen :. Z. West,
U. s. A: Hon. Rufus King. Washington; Hon. w. z.
Dole WasiiDghtOn; and Judge F. d. Hughes Hart
ford, at ths Metropolitan Hotel.
Gen Levi Wollscc Indiana; Hon. Alex Ramsey
81. Paul, MINI. Hon ". Kelley. Rhinebeok; and Dr.
McDOugal L. s. A.. are at the st. Nicholas Hotel.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-03
THE FIELD.
y ase HALL.
EcKFoRD VS.. ATLANTIC.

ECkFUKD vs.. ATLANTIL.
Tho home and home game between the
Second Nins- Of these lrstelsss clubs was PLAYED
yesterday afternoon nt the Capitoline Ball Grounds
The EokfpTds wen, oil ith the lead but the AtIancs
ayed ady and surely. arriving out six runs ahead
In game OF FIVE innings. the game being interrupted
bv the foot race between hcCabe aud Mls which WIS
won By McC abe The following Is the score Of the
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-03

BRICKs.y-For Patent Right and Chambers's
Steam Brick Machine. apply to ABRAM REQuA, NO.
q Couitandt-st., up stairs, front Office
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-03
Gov. Andrew aud Antioch College.

EOsloN, Monday, Oct 9, ltC5.
The Transcript states that Gov. Andrew de-
clines the Presidency Of Antioch College.