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New York d Harlem Railroad:
NeTICE 10 TRAVELLERS.
TTIWO EXPREss TRAINs DAILY

1.-TWO EXPRESS TRAINS DAILY
3 Sundays excspt8d.)
H0RNIHG EXPRESs, leaving Trey 81 9;15 A.
4; from Albany at Hudson BfVaz Depot ct 9seS A.
r.. arriving a. New York at 3558 ?. n
AFTEREOON EXPRESS, leaving Troy 81 $500
?. n; from Albany at S;E5 ?. r., arriving at New
York AZ D.S5 p. n, connecting with express trsinH
for Philadelphia and Washington 0lsy.
The Cincinnati Express from Bunalo oonnsets
with the 9.S5 Ct Albany for New York BY the A4T-
lem Road. 80,
For the better accommodation Of tho public, az
rapgsrenis have besn mads % rua the trains o.
the Hudson EiVer Railroad Co, and thoae Of tho n.
Y. md Harlem Railroad Co at different hours IRON
AlbauJ and Trey.
Es.g Csrs Of ~ bss eoscsueos, snd most convent
znt foT tbs nee OF passengers have becn plsced On
THE HARLEM ROAD.
P,sssuEsrs VIII bo TiekEied and Bagzage checked
over this road direct to New YORK. b the Central
r. B. Co., and all connecting lines Eorih 9ad West
TIoksts Of the Hudson River Railroad %. A1d OF
this %. viii b reesivsd bT eithsr road and Beg.
gage checked By either Company viii be deiiEered
In New York without change Of checks.
Nov. I'd, 1884. y, q. OHARtE5 slp-s,
Foam H GREEE. Advortisinz Asent. nosEss
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OIL companies in the United States
A CAPITAL OF OVER THREE HUNDRED MILLIONS
or DOLLARS REPRESENTED
The Petroleum Region and the Uses
of Petroleum.

The development of petroleum has
marked an epoch in the history of this
country bordering upon the marvellous,
the more 80 on account of the iRestimable le
wealth resulting therefrom. And not the
least strange part oft is, that this gigantic
interest has sprung itself upon the market
in so short a space of time. There are
now organized, that we know of, in the
city of New York, one hundred and
twelve oil companies, representing a capi-
of one hundred and tFiTty-ffo millions for
ty fUe thousand doLLarsI The city of
Philadelphia has q capital representation
one hundred and sixty-three millions
seven hundred and fifteen thousand dol
lars. We append tabular statement of
the amount Of capital represented in the
petroleum business of ten cities of the
North, as follows:
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LEAVE EEIE.

20 a. A.-EIGHT EAPRRSS TRAIE-StoTglng
At GiTsrd, k8htsbula and RAlnssviile onlF, and
arrive a. Cl5Vsiald at 7ss0 4. n.
6I5. A. n. NAIL AND ACOOMHODATtOH
TBAIH-StOP1iag st sll stations and arrive ~
OievelaHd at lu.1g A. q.
1918 A. M.-rOLEDu EXRE ESs-StOpbin5 at Al
stAtksAs sZCsgs ss=shFillef f3aFofook, Unic1vile,
Perry, Mentor sid Wicktine, and arr1vas at
Cleveland az 2:l5 F.E.
s.s5 P. M=DAY EXPRESS TBAIN-Ssopping at
Girz-d, COunealt, Ashssbula, Geneva & BAires
vile only, ana arrives IN Cleveland q Us P =
w second Clss7 Cars asa run Cd al through
Trains
All ths tTafa8 gofng westward oofnect AZ OeNolau-
with trains for Toledo, Chicago, Columbus, Oincn
natl Indiana polls, IS. Louis, &C.. and al through
trafs gcine eastward, cunnsot ct Du1kirk with tbs
trains OF the New York Emo Railroad, and a. gut
fal With those Of the GsE York Central Blaaio
Boston, Hiagara Fslls e5-i a1d nt Hris with trzuz
on the Philadelphia krie Railroad.
~ Day ENpEess, East and West, corlaot5 ~
giTard with Trains On Arts Pittsburgh Esilrcad
for Ldnesyiiis- s;szdviiie, jamestown, 70.
X. HOT'fIHaH BAN. 5GE'l
Uisvsisnd, Oct. 57st. lssE.
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SpfFiaT %qtises,
nTPORTANT 10 LADIES-DE. H,

uNPORTANT TO LADIES-DF. Har-
vars Fsmais Pills nave never yet failed in reoT-
InE difoultlss srlsiaR frou ohntruotlon, OF stop
pare OF nature, or IN restoring the system 70 peI-
sof health Whsn suffering from Spinal Afsotionss-
fPrclapgus, UtsEi, the whites, or other Weakaessg
sho Uterine Organs The Pills are perfectly harm
lsss on The conatltution, and may b taken hy the
Aiost delicEts female without causing dltreaa-tne
rama tine they set like 3 charm by Etrengtheningi
Invigorating sad restoring the system . health
condition, and by bringing on the monthly period
Wlsh regularity no matter from What causes ths
obstruction nay arise. They should, however, NOT
b taken during the frgt thres menthg Of pregnan-
sg, though safe a. any other tina, - HifeaTTisEo
WluEd be the result. t-p Et-s
Haoh box contains 60 pills. Prios %.
Or. HARENY's TEEkTIsE on Diseases Of Females
Pregnancy, HiscarriAEe, Barrenness, storthty, Ee-
production, and Abnsss OF Mature, and empbaticsl-
n the Ladies Private Medical ADVISER, pamphlet
q o. passs Bsnt fee 20 any addresz, SIX osntsrsF
qulsed % pay postage.
The pills and beck viii be Bsnt y mail Bhshs DE-
sifsa, securely sealed, snd prepaid, By
J.BETAN, N. D., General Age1ls
no. 70 Cedar st., New York
n, Sold by al the principal Druggists,
aW, QL1HE, DrdEgiEt, As-5nt ior OleYelands
l1lE2l :RSsm. .W.fkHV
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ARRIVAL CT MAILS AT DEPGTi
sasieTn Through arrives 1t 7:so A. H., 2i5 P. III,
and S.25 P. n,
e8sIeT1 Way aTTiyss sf 1929 &. Il.
H-stsrn Through arrives at ESQ a. =, $40 P. M
do Way arrives st 2:55 p. ID.
s .udGsky Way arrives ct 9Il5 A. NJ.
Jccinnaii Through arrives at $50 Z. NJ, 3y0 ?. Il.
10 Way arrives at $50 ?. N.
Pl:t5buTgh Through strives at 3:55 4. Il.
Way arrives at 1910 P. n.
Hahoning Way arrives at l0;L5 A. Ne
O., sdYilla arrives at 1928 Z. III.
& yi:ns Way arrives at 4:G0 P. II.
se5sPort,. &c. arrives TOasdsys. Thursdays sO5
Saturdays at u L.
ESrFensVIlie arrives daily at lois A. H.
Isss Cleveland and Euolid arrives daily a. Il.
HOUB OF CLOSING THE MAILS.
EAsfsEs THRoUoa for Kris, Buffalo, Boston, HsW
HoTE- Hartford, and Painssville, Geze7s, Ashtsnu
1. nd COnneant, closes at 500 A. Ii,
-ssAsTEEs TEE0UsH, foz Hew York only, closes at
as5P. n.
BizTEzE rHsoJss, Eog Erie, Buffalo, Albany,
Eo.ton. EsB York snd Hartford, CLOSES 1t 300
2. Ii.
EasIEsE WAT, for eli POINTS between Cleveland
zGi Erie, olcse5 at ESQ ?. n.
sFEsTERH THRoUdII, for Toledo, Detrsit, Ohiessci
sud milwaukee oloses at 7;lo A. H.. Qsayes $40
next morning.
WssrEEH THRoUau, FOR Toledo, Dstroit, Chicago,
BubGIus 81. Joseph and Cairo closes at 600 P. NJ
EssTEBH WAY, for Ril points betwosn Cleveland
and Toledo, CLOSES ct I:.5 ?. Il.
-AsDUsEI WAY, for Sandusky and SIT intsrms
diate points, closes at $50 P NJ
CIECEEATI WAT, for all points between Cleveland
and .Anoinnsti 0losas st 7;c5 A. n.
UiEOIEHAf1 THBOUe5, for Columbus, Dayton,
HsVsFk and CinoInnAfl closes ct 7:O5 A d.
OIEJTEEATTI THEoUGH, for Columbus, Oi1cipnati,
Loaisvills st. Louis, Indianapolis, Eanesviiis aBd
Wheeling, CLOSES at 900 p. II.
Fi4ssEURdH THBoUas, for Pittsburgh and wash
.asi=n, CLOSES at 1880 P. III.
t7'TssUBGH WAY, for all points between Glsv6s
al, EsIlSvills, and Pittsburgh, Harrisburg, Phil
ade! tis, Bsisinors and Washington, closes ct 100
As
a szoETEa way, for all points betEssa Cleveland
an I youngstown, cioEsE ct 2:45 P. II
MsADYILLE, closes at BOO A. Ii.
mEDHA WAY, closes At $50 A. n.
q i1CKFoET, 60, closes On fu5sdaYs, Thursdsys
snd Saturdays, stlsM.
WEREEEsvIlL=, aiosas dsily, l0:sO A. n.
EksT OLsTEbsu3 sEd Euclid, aIosss daily, - ,
P. q.
Man and Drop Letters sTs required b. lev TO b:
p;o-PSic.
kl Oty CirOulsEs sgs required to be prepaid viii
. tWo-ce1t stamp.
once opsr frou f:SO a. II. to T:SO P. hi. o.
su ad5s RON A. n. 70 1900 A. h.
T. C0WLEs. P. b.
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DAILY LEADER



o God 0 kinsman loved, but not enoughi
2 man with eyes majestic after death,
Whose fest have toiled along our pathways rtu2h
Rhose lips drawn human breatht
BY that cns Likeness which Is ours and thine,
By that one nature which doth hold Us kin,
By that high heaven where, tinlfss, thou DIST El II
To draw us sinners in,
By Thy last silence in the judgment hall,
By long foreknoWledgs Of the deadly tree
Ay darkness by the wormwood and the gall
i pray Thee visit me.
Ard deign, o Watcher, with the sleeple=s brow,
Pathetic in its SyeRrn'ng-dsgnre reply;
Is there, oh, is there aught that such as Thou
ROuldst take frem such as II
Are there no briers across Thy pathway thrust,
Are there 10 thorns that compass il aboutf
Nor any stones that Thou will deign TO trust
My hands TO gather out?
Or, II Thou wilt, and if such bliss might be,
It were cure for doubt, regret, delay
Let my lost pathway go-Bhat aileth me p
There is a better way.
" hat though unmarked the happy workman toll,
And break, unmarked Of man, the stubborn clod,
It is enough, for sacred is the soil,
Bear are the hills Of God.
Far better ia its place the lowliest bird
Should sing Alright to him the lowljest song,
Than that a ssraph strsyed should take the word
And sing Bis glory wrong.
Jean TagsIOiv.
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AZ sOoNRRSsIONs AND EXPI

TIE CONFESSIONS AND KXPE-
RIKHOE OF An IGYALID-Published ior the
others, who suffer from Nervous Debility, Prerna-
tuTe Decay Of Manhood, &o-, supplying st the same
time THH MEANS OF SELF-CgRE. By one who has
cured himself after undergoing considerable quaok-
cry BY enclosing a postpaid addressed envelope,
single copies may be had Of t1e eufhor-
NATHANIEL MAEFAIR, Esq.,
de5.IeA Brooklyn. Kings county, n. Y.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-01-13

DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS,
Seminal, Urinary and Sexual orgsuH-nev and re-
liable sroatnsns-in reports OF TIE Howard AsSo-
uistIoa-ss5t b. mail IN sealed letter., envelopes
eof charge. address Dr.. J. .sRILLEE HOUaH-
TON, Howard Association, Eo, South Einth B.,
RaIsdsFAlA, Pe. EGTS5R2
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asIasifaI slustramtats.;
uoRACE WATERS.

GREAF WUSIOAL ESFABhI6HMBNT,
- 10. ABl broadway. n. =. eazf
EIGHTY New Pianoa, Mslodeons, Hsrmoniums:
AlexaBdre and Cabinet Organs, ct Wholssale and
Retail. Prices low. SECONDHAND PIANOS at
Rreat bsrgafns, prices from $50 to 500. New
Octave Pianos, $3.50 and SS76 with Carved Leg.
and KouIdiDg5, $500 and upwards. mslodeon' 800
to $3.50.
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4ass @sGlte gtnss- gabls.
1915. Winter Arrangements Is64-5
FOR THE
AsE5fEL kED CLOSING OF kAILa,
At THE

OLRV BLAND Po5T-OFFICK
OOEzEEJIEG EoEDAT. OCTOBER 3lsT, 1853.
- Mails will be opened and rszdy for deiiverg
one hour after arrival 81 trains.
sS- All hals close one hOuT before departure
frsiuk
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9nelHs.

OTRAW HAT BLEACHING DYE
4 kS,Eo. AITFErEs sad PBEsuEa.--Hs7lng Jus. r.
tnrasd fron the Fest. an PTepsrsa, x Ne Ala 2.
eEpsFisncod nanLs 70 Do any Rorz u t1ls IL 2.
vel A. n TIT AID reaysF hats n INC ~ Poaoi-
-,s-5s- sut rsoTk = 4onsble style.
FKEDiK OTRIAX,
Hfsneh Steam Dye Houze,
,,.-aA Ioa and 1o8 Ssneca s-r5tA
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pR. CHEESEMAN'S Pills.

have been standaId remedy for over thirty years,
nd are the most effectuRl one ever known for all
complaints peculiar 70 Females. To ali classes they
Invaluable, in1ueiug, with certainty. pariodisai
used them at different periods, throughout tho conn
try, hzvinE the sanction Of soe Of tho most sminsnt
Phyeiei-ns in America.
Expllcif di-ecti0ns, stating when thcT should not
b ussd. with each box. Prica ONE DOLLAR Ter box,
or s-Ies for s5, e1nteiui 80 TOT 20.
Pills sent BY mail, promptly secure frUm observe-
tion, BY rem tting 70 the PropristgrE, SOLD BY
DRUGGISTS GENERALLY. lrH
HDTCHIN9s & HTLLT ER, Prop 'rs,
81 Cedar street, New York.
BENTON q DUNN An Il6 and Tia Surerior strest.
Cleveland, Ohio " holesaie AGENTS
faee sIfs a eyveyF
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OREAKFAsT SHAWLS-NEW
dsss 2lT supsFlor strpef
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NOTICE-THE UNDERSIGNED
in have been duly appointed executors o. the last
win and testsment of Hrs. Lefty n. Griffith, late
Of the city Of Cleveland, Ohio, deceased
john SEAMAN,
tap2lssUv WILLIAM T. sMITB.
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$3.50 q. H.-DAX ExPRE55 TkAIE-sAtOpging IS
Wia0ughby. PsInesTIIla. Madison .Gon8Ta. Agh-
tabuia UolneAus and GirAr'i only, and arrive e
ETis Al - P. X, DunkiTk s;l5 ?. n, Bu1sio
5:1 PIX
s:25 ?. N.-OIE5IEdAfl EXPRESS-5tcppiDs q
Psinesvils, Ashfsbuis aud girsrd enly, and
Eises ct EIie6i49 >. ~ OaakirE ss75 ;. Y. Bus.
ssiO 1880 = n.
s.5O z. n. EAIl4 AND AOOOMMODATfOE-
Stopping ~ al stations and ArrivU et EriF as
1905 =. n.
200 ?. Insight EXPIRES TsAIs-5sOssIas a
PBiuosViIle, Aahtsbuls and Gfrari only, and
arrives nt Erie ct l2.40 A. T.. BUnssFk g;to
a. T., HurtIo IN A. 4.
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Br. Oheesemsn's Pills

was the commencems5t0 OF new era II the treatment
Of irregularities and Obstructi0ns which have cou-
signed % mhnf % premature grave. no ionaie can
enjoy good health unieas shs II regular and Whenever
an obstruction takes pAce the general healh begins
70 decline. These PILE form the finest prep ration
ever rut forward with IMMEDIATE and PERSISTENT
SUCCESS. COE'T BE DECEIVED. Take this sdver-
tisement 70 your Druggist, and tell him thst you
want the b EST and MOST RELIABLE MEDICINE
rs THE M0RLD. which is oomnrised IN thaEs Piils.
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a. Cure Warranted,
sYMP a S:

The symptoms Of Csssrrh, as they generally ap-
pear, sTs ct hrst very slight. Persons nnd they
have q cold, that they hsvs frequent attacks, and
sre more sensitive 70 the changes OF temperature.
In this condition, the nose may be dry, or slight
discharge, thin and acrid, afterwards becoming
thick and adhesive. As the disease becomes chronic
the discharges are increased in quantity and
chasgsd in quality; they are now thick and heavy
and are baEked or coughed Of. The seoretions are
ofeasive, causing bad breath the voice Is thick
and nasal the eyes are weak; the sense Of the
sms n lessened or destroyed deafness frequer tly
takes place. Another common and important
symptom OF Oatarrh is, that the person is obliged
to clear bis throat In tho morning Of 3 thick or
sliuy nucua, which hss fallen down from the head
during the night. WhGn this takes place the per-
son may be sure that hts disease IL on its way to
the lungs and should lose no time IN srresting it.
The ADORE are but slg Of he many CatGTh symptoms.
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The eoubiusti Of Ingredients in these Pills Is the
result OF q Ion nd extensive practice. They are
mild in their Sseration nd "annDt do harm 10 the
most deca; certain iucorrectinE AL irTeEularties'
P iniui Menstrust ms, removing all ObstructiOns,
whether from oaH or other Etse heada ale, pain in
the Eide paipitatfh OF the heat whites ali nervous
ahections hystsrics. fatigue pain in tho back and
limbs, &C, dis urbed sieeg, which arise from inter
rurtion Of nature.
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- EalAND 8 ERIE RAIIRoApI
81. w1HTza AEaANezazaz. psn

Oa AID after Monday, Oct. 1l5t, 1854. PassenFu
trains = u run Ea follows, C5unday5 ezrcpied)s
IN rt~-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-16
Amnsemenls.

NEW METRoPoLITAs -On Saturday
night The thrilling play Of Peep o. Day
was produced for the sixth time to q
crowded house, comprising lbe fashion
aud intelligence Of the city, and the
most liberal applause was awarded the
actors generally. We have seldom seen
play 10 which every part vas 80 well
sustained. We win NOT, we hope, be
deemed invidious, however, in referring
especially to few Of tbs leading char
actera Mr.. GriersoD, Harry Watson
and Mr.. Melville, among the new actors
brought here this season, have already
established themselves 10 The good opin-
ion OF the lovers of the drama. They
ali display very superior talent in their
various roles Mzs. Golden has sustain
Oh herself nagni6cently during this en-,
tire season, and grows in popularity
nightly.
To-nighi will be presented, for the firsl
time in this city, the grand drama emit
tied THE SEA OF Lex, repIete with thrill
ing tableaux aud effects Of the most
noFel and startling nature, with new
scenery and machinery, and most I'D.
mirable cast of characters No one but
Mr.. Golden would have the nerve ID IN.
dertake the task Of putting such play
on the stage where theatre is so com,
parativelya new thing We hope be
win be amply rewarded By crowded hon.
sea during the entire week.
Masonic HALE--Prof. Slate, having
partially recovered from bis indisposition,
will appear tonight At Masonic Hall ia
his astounding feats Of Lsgerdsmair
and Vedtriloquiam. So wonderful are
his performances that the faithful claim
him as spiritual medium, and that h
works BY supernatural agencies. Go
aud SEQ him. v
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-16

lying 81 he Gsyefsmenf wharf 5oatSsnd
'caseeof her mooriDgs The siBd blow
ing pretty strongly, she drifted mp the
eddy under the bar above the city until
she grounded outside the old hall above
the foot Of Walnut street Two or three
attempts % board the boat were success
fully rspelsed b. the solitary bostman,
who bad armed himself with a spear
which be found on board. At length he
hurled the spear at one Of the attacking
party, thus disarming himself, when a
gallant attack was made under the in
spiriting cry boarders away" and the
Lue Ewes was again legal prize 70 the
Government forces The insane pirate
WAS set ashore, and having mnddied hiu
feet, which we're bare, be seated himself
on the beech and proceeded TO remove
the mad, using dry sand o. water, and Q
piece Of scrap tin a. brush, after which
be proceeded up Water street We
think be should have been secured, ~
be may do harm, roaming about.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-16

GRHAr AUCTION SALE.--Ladies aud
Gentlemen, Hiram Nelson, AuctiOneer,
has just received large consignment
Of go, 600 worth OF linen, OF ali varie-
ties, and other dry goods which he will
sell at auction, without reserve, iD.the
brick block On the corner Of Vine aud
First streets, commencing tomorrow
morning at 81 o'clock, and continue
through the week, forenoon aud after
noon, nj ? o'clock The goods are fresh
from the hands OF the Importer, and
consist in part Of table cloths, pillow
castings, quilts, napkins, toweliugs,
French Blankets, Piano covers. under
ware, 30 Goods open for inspection
This afternoon. Ladies and gentlemen,
nowlis one Of tho best chances to get
good articles at auction. 6
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-16

DITTsBuR0 COAL AND COKE, An quantities
1 TO suit purchasers.
RKITz 4 HANKY,
Corner Of Canal and Ingls steeata. !.
Au@uak fk--ff
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Caro- or Thanks.

The Subscriber takes this method Of
returning his thanks to the good and
generous persons who contributed to bis
rehef--to those who extended relief pri-
vatelg and also TO those who participated
IN the collection made a. the Mechanics
Picnic, which amounted TO thirty-nine
dollars and seventy.five cents.
JAS. LANKFORD.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-16

BURNED TO DEATH.--A little daughter
Of Mr.. John r Miller, who resides on
Lover Fifth sGreet 10 this city, says the
New Albany Ledger Of Friday, was 20
badly burned by her clothes taking Gre,
on Wednesday, that she died yesterday.
She was an interesting child, aged III
tie over ten years, and In this terrible
calamity the parents have the sympathy
Of large circle Of frienda and aeqnain-
tances. M
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Local Notices

A6r Have your old furniture repaired
and vanished, now that the dirty seasoD
10 over. aud IL will look nice al winter.
The place to have il done right is at
No. ", Main street. c. L. KEGS will
attend to oil orders with promptness, we
know.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-16

A RAILROAD AccrDxrr. "A passenger
train on the Ohio & Mississippi Road
was thrown Off the track over q steep
embAnkment, near Terre Haute, night
before last-Lafayette Courier ~
II must have been thrown long way
off the track IL near Terre Haute, which
is about sixty miles from euy point on
the Ohio a Mississippi Railroad.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-16

CIRcUIT CoURT The only case that
excited any interestin the Circuit Cour
on Saturday, was q breach Of promise
case. We regret we were not present to
report the case In full 1t 10 said to have
been decidedly rich. We will apply 70
Judge Parrett 20 have II repeated
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-16

A EEw Para IN CAfRo.--A new pa
per, called the Union, is just started In
Cairo, Illinois. / &. Huschin ION, late
United States Assessor in this Congress
sional district, 10 It's editor. Mr.. Ii. 10 q
gentleman Of hne ability and has had
considerable experience IN conducting a
newspaper The UaioR will no doubt
be @ good paper We wish ii success
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-16

EVANSVILLE, October Is
Our Money markst kas, contrary 20 ths general
expectation, become wfthin the gasf few Gays,
quite stringent The dsnsud for honsy has tn
creased bsyend all means ~ auyFiE, aud the rates
hAss advanced . I0al1 PER cent for aFss class
Commercial and Msrc&utile Bills. Ordinarily, ct
this sssson Of tbs year, Money d Jlsnty and
cheap, bat thia extraordinary eondition o. cur
market may eontinus for sons time % eoms. II
IL zssle@s, bowsssx In these aetaatiEg simss, TO
attempt predictions 20 the s0nditi0n Of cur
market wssk hsnos, and it Is best 20 note the
changes 40 they ooeur.s -
fEsw York ExchAugs Is aors abundant, sHd
soae CONCESSIONS wsrs ma5s on Saturday 70 a.
pOsitors. The qaoistious. however, rsuAia a.
herstcfors, say
BuIing ..---.-.----,.,,-
ssIIiBs prem.
Cold remains sssasy st sbsHt IA % l4s. The
quosatisas on Saturday we're:
Buying lit Selling. Ills
silver A--.-4.--f sssllisg-.,-.-.....-...-.I3s
The ts1dsney Is upward, and 81 AdFAncs 60
hlghar agurss woald NOS surprise u. Ths demand
foF export 10 Iargs and inersa4iag. and tails must
osass 20 savanes thoagh Il may cot 90 over 80.
GoIa-besring bonds are advaaeing. This ad-
Eance ~ iee5 IN tae lace 81 rs 80 spoVvVs -
Boaas put upon the Anarlst by fhs convention OF
the Compound and Five per cent. Interest Treas
ary Notes. u good iadicaaIan o. ths iayor with
shich our eoysrnmsns Securities ars regard b.
cur capitalists. We quote As soiiowss
b-Oa, Old issns-buyiag
s-20s, cid ssua-ssiiing
6-zos, new iaaus-buying loz1
90, new issRs-ssllin
10 49, cpuRcRs -buyin s5
i0-fes couoons-ssliing.....-. -
seEea-Thlrty Treasury Fotos arc stiH In d.
mssd. Tbsg are fssstssd b. car saka At par, IN
small Aaapuufa from customers and dapoaItors,
aud sold ~ ~ discount
ina following arS the quotatIons of w. , I@~-
/ ~ Co.
Sua@s iHSo7sFs+s-s-
July lna5
Augnst Issue. $780,. ...--.-...-.-.ie551
Ockob@f ianue lbef5d
Decstnhar tssue-
1 The compound interest Treasury Notes a'a gst-
tiaz sraFss. an the rates viii advance. The eoa-
vsrsieHA OF theHg notes into Fiss-Twsnty Beads
ere act Il rapid 81 vas stated Ia the news rspsrt
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-16

sGy The vincennss Sun complains
that the Evansyiile Journal Of Thursday
contained " three local news item scopied
from the Sun Of Tuesday without cred
IL II ID hardly necessary for us 10 say
such was not the fact
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-16

DIsGUsrIsG.--Wa saw one Of the most
disgusting sights yesterday morning on
Cox u Humphreys wharf boat We ever
witneased---a well dressed, genteel loohr
ing man beastly drunk lying on bale Of
goods, his breakfast, which seemed to
have not agreed with him, scattered
around. he was taken up BY the negro
deck hands and laid OF to ose aide,
hmber as an empty sack, and utterly un-
conscious Of thadihgusting spectacle be
was making Of himself We we're told
be was from Newbdrgh N sio