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from l,- Issre were no I-.s,u,rs aboard ~ tie
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OF &c cu,r.'s own ''rr.I.e s Which lAI Lcca IN
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a,ntsr o. other ar'..,s Intended 'r, our prison
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los, o. t.e4s l'..,p..
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tIr'or, iss. lt 40 Nevada Legislature las
jurt r.u',d iae amendment to the ION u,uuon of
Tho Iutoi statcs, sbohs iug slavery. rerv Vas
only re vote e',h houss iu the urg.uvs.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-02-25

iatuosl, ~ f...Its AwrIeAy's slr,A
f.om Annapolis s.,. VIC I--oi.l ..su --yc Jus. sr-
ryod nom tps SlIL., J-au. " .D,ul Ia ul.Bt lJr-
r.i condition. Tue Goysrnino,, yu'ii MS pvt, '.u
b. O. lc A. ~, 18th s,et l-' ~rru'ct
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'',et wy '' ,''s' prov nc"' NE
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e scrlm ut hAl useI every vtOrs 70 prevent 81 80
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clan, sue tss probable sr.,-,.,- h. c-.,',ro-,
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follow nc te!sSran Jls' received '--r- Leu " ID
Grant.
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Reuuvad D,sr4rcs OF IT, noIDnt s..
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The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-02-25

Do-E-itC HAarITr An vEoiJ.Ala gsicEs REss =
NV Yo2s. sATraB.r, Feh l9th, 1855
Ce@-s, h..-,iGyA .. ass e.. Duminso .ga4.y
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-02-25

Nav ~, " lltsday, Ret 40. 1854
We -s- g., bo.uiu, err iiat,erIus on ne gyrdi.
t.oa VI Go" I.v,a,r MAKE 1o-day, business ~ T..
Iol.rt r,l.-it stl ,9Iduu.ug d.l. AMI mol Zen. ~
view oi Tia tosua' atoitvy 90, rr,s d. ie.cy usfyA
adons beus 80 di.p-.oI ,u.n ever before 10 la4s
cone, s'.cLs uurchaso-s Buyeu on The other halc
'u refuse to operate te cad t4t .-ipy ~ OF .me-
uatc snut., s-I s. aot G,pps,l 20 relax u cautlsls
pohe' hes lave marked out iCsl "a sies yos.ib.s
Tgtuii' t-,'raa5Wlug ~ eary return 70 non -
base W. -gwia-rse nui Irdutrr. 'hsy make ,-l.,,
move 10 - OF the fec. D., .r-.sa Ls.st's coz.
tuIe uasO-cL and c.oaao.a I.gF,iy nom .au.
lutc- 10 90 -Iy at s-ay;c iot Western, sad 4-.5,c
TO- State. CNlesc .tin sooi e. mAnd, ~ lta3., 81.
common ~ I.luc LN.d s active, l3'.As3 for ~. J.
~ :.as'c '.r extra. pic..i Loss Ns iu food DC.
mrlt, at It ...-.s. Ile LET market coaiiluus
s";iye Al, .; 20 ior asn mcl- aud s2I,14 cy'rs
o. csc IN. market .vr er.r coLUunes ile-l,r cup
81 d, LAI as tie season ter fresh ecfs tipr-Eg-e.
p..cgs tuud co-uaart. D.essoI poultry csafer.
uuier lisht reo,..'s anIa te..t.d .Ill. he uJ,-
NF q ta.lt. Nt .H.I .s ''A. .Hr ap. I"''l- -
p-.' N'"N. ua' gHut". urH'. Fr.tcs r.u love-. Tee
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4 1ELNLIo SUFFICIENT 10 STAMP II
Nh h,.,l article 4uu-e,
BLiL, 49, HAIR uli-5I CENTS PEREJX
II -l.e b. DuIs .lsts ey,Iy'Nuyle
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-02-25

Pour mi Ma, jh..--''sne,sas ,rI, ~ call 5.
utio,c IL T., II al - ..ct1Nl u 7islg .,
HGt", e eI. ~ wHlO Is, Missouri, lWalt ~ 4;
! I me- aTQ IL n Twin .Ess-
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-02-25

GrltD, b'!l!-WhtG:, ~. VII. . 5.-.Gt CgaadiIs
Club lgs4 i,. Rye, "a C- Corn. - svSi VI
Bariey, yJAs Il. OAtA stAtr Gal y Canada "a
lU5 Western. 1 lv-l
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-20

Miss Harriet Lane, the niece of ex
President Buchanan, is about to Do mar
ried to Mr.. Henry Z. Johnsea, a ricE
banker Of Baltimore. Ga
The amount realized by the recent
sale Of Savannah and Sea Island cotton
ON the part Of the Government was
$4,000 The entire amount realized
from the sales Of cotton has been be
tween six and seven millions
Governor Pierpo1t, Of Virginia, while
visiting the Treasury, Department 10
Washington, put on. too many i'seollops," {"
and was ordered out by The Com ptroIler
His Excellency went.
The TitnsviIle Herald says an expe.
rieneed Colorado miner has discovered
In spur Of the Allegheny moan,ains,
about forty miles west Of that place, 40
entire lode Of gold bearing quartz, speci-
mems Of which have been sent 10 New
York for analysis, and which are said to
contain, for 81 face specimens, fan
per centage OF gold. Some excitement
has already bssn produced bJ the dis
covery
A tte'fecentlyreceiyed from Union
officer in Georgia, sltaes that mar
has been met with who claims to have
shot Colonel Shaw, OF the Massacbul
aetts 64th (colored) regimen, and who,
moreover, declare that Colonel Sbaw
was not buried, as the Richmond papers
stated, with the fallen Of his regim ent, bui
was put into seperats grave between
two other Union officers. He details
the circamstapa aes Of the burial and says
he should have no difficulty i'd going
right to the grave. 9Gfok}
James IL. Wells, alias JaE4es Henry,
alias james Tiugle, q notorious Ken
tucky marauder, who recently escaped
from the military prison In Louisville,
where he was confined on charges Of
being guerrilla, murderer, &C., has
been re-captured near vandalia, Ill.,, and
returned to his old quarters. A bit Of
romance is given to the career Of this
precious scoundrel by the connection Of
a young girl with his knightly exploits
His lady love 10 said to have attended
him on many a scout, sharing in. all his
dangers by flood and Geld, and cheering
him in his gIoomiest hour with an earn.
est, unchangiDg devotiou.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-20


NEw 0mKANs, Oct. l7.-General Ful.
lerton publishes q circular stating that
be temporarily assumes the dutiea OF
Assistant Commissioner Of Freedmen
iu this S alta. a
MAtamoras dates of The 4th have been
received, and Monterey Adyices Of the
25th ult
Goo. Davey had arrived at Saltillo
with 1900 men. Six thousand troops
are expected, en- route to the Rio
Grande. sff
The stages from Matamoras 10 Monte
rey were overloaded by the Liberals,
who exacted $50 each from each trunk.
Escorhideo ia reported to have left
Mier and gone in the direction OF Mon
cora. The chief bandits appear much
dissatisfied with each other.
An Imperial decree has been issued
that vesaels will not be admitted into
Mexican ports, ualess they bring proper
papers from Cousuls of the Empire
abroad.
Adviees from the capital state that
Nsgreta had reached Chihuahua with
300 meu, having Lost 500 from exposure
and starvatioA.
A detachment of Contra's guerrillas
succeeded in capturing six Of Cortena's
robbers.
SIX regiments of Northern negro
troops have been mustered out aud dis
banded at Brownsville.
NEw ORLKAHs, Oct ls.-A circular
from the Freedmen's Bareau has been
Issued, regulating the conduct of ne
groes toward their employera The
freedmen are given to understand that
they must labor for their existence, and
not expect further CONCESSIONS 81
There win be no further military in.
reference regarding the registry Of
votes.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-20

Nav T0RE. 0etobsr is
.coTToH-Heavy and lower 5seg0c fsr mid.
gLOUR Doll and IEa2oc lower oa cem mon
grades; ib9s 30 for extra stafe; a5sa 10 for
ezra found.hosp Ohio. snd I5asls 90 lor trad.
brands.
NHfsKY-Steady; We tern 2 90
WhEAF-Daii aud "a g. lower / G53t ~ fsr
Chicago spring. "a for wlntar red Weate a. aud
So4t ~ for new amber state aud choice nsw
RYE oaiss
BARLkf-Q Quiet.
O0bH-seaa lieri good sound psrteis T0aszc I;
T0sstc for ,magsd 20 Rood unsound ssess Sc =
sound MIXED Western, and sT4ssc for 3 fgh.r .raixea
oATs--Duil at asss4o for unsopsd, and SEQ
CSC for SQUAD
BIO
sUGAR-Fism M aad quiet.
PETh0LKUM-Kasler
PoRk-oprned loser but eles-d aetife and
hrmsr At 10 sTHes31 % Tor moss. elasinra A. 81 20
trsEniar wayl, ana 20 h0Wz7 % for prims ness
LARD-stsssy ~ 2sWlH5Sc.
BUTTER Qa.ets a2a42a for Ohio, and 4o8
$50 for state
OaEEHE- Firm stItk9fstSs
MOhEY-Aoti and hrm ~ ! per cant.
HTEkLIEG-ouiet at ip91s4li85s
00bD-A shade hfmars uBaned IL faGIk "a.
va osd 20 tfT, and eiosed AZ Iaesz
00vERHMEEF RTOCKs-ban.
hTOCkH-Iower 7 Sos 075k ytAr csrtih assa
s7Ts; Gs ef 1891, registrrel, l075< % OF 1881
coupons, i0754i 6~2oa, coupons, foJi 60. new,
tolts.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-20
Meeting of the Am@raema ChKtmtamm
mtsst0mary Hsctetv

CINCINNATI, Oct ia man named
Rogers was deliberately murdered and
then ROBBED by former employee,
named 0Connor, at Hamilton, Ohio, on
Monday last
The moulding establishment Of Du.
mont 4 Co., OF this city, was partially
destroyed by fire last night Loss,
$4,000 &#A
The American Christian Missionary
Society met in this city yesterday. II
is largely attended BY members and
Others from all parts Of tbs United
States The following preamble and
resolution was adopted as expressing the
feeling OF The Society: =
WHEREAS, The conflict of the last
four years has resulted ia the emancipa-
ton OF four millions Of slaves aud the
return OF peace to our country, now
opens an efectual door for missionary
effort among the destitute people in our
border; therefore,
ResoiUed, That we accept the leadings
OF Providence, and will endeAvor TO
meet the exigeney, that the poor may
have the gospel preached TO them.
The synod Of the Cincinnati Presby-
terian Church win meet here so-morrow.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-20

Oscars OF FoRaRR y Yesterday
morning, q man named Murphy, was
sent from Nashville to Cleveland, Ohio,
TO arrest ]. G. Greer, who had coramit, ed
n forgery in Nashville. Murphy was
successful and arrived in this city yes.
terday morning with Greer in custody.
He did NOS handcutf the prisoner, having
compa ssion on him. As they stepped
upon the wharf, Greer picked up brick
and knocked Murphy down. Some citi.
zens cGagh. Greer who. was immediately
handcuffsd. Murphy went on to the
Nashville depot with the prisoner, ex.
pecting to get on the morning train,
he LETT Greer sitting in the Depot, asking
the night watchman, whose name is
Kennedy, to watch him until he could
wash the blood from his face The
watchman left the de OF and the prison
er escaped. Mr.. Murphy was very much
chagrined when be returned and found
the prisoner had escaped. He had
spent about 5000 in getting him this far.
The earelesscess of Kennedy deserves
the severest censure,- louisville Press
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-20

NEW YoRK, Oct. l9-Tbe Times
Washington special says: The ?. a.
General has ordered into operation al
the mail service IN Texas Which IL Al
presenr deemed Of asy importaacs.
The 58th New Hampshire Infantry
has been ordered to be mastered out
J. u. Broadhsad, Comptroller Of tbs
Treasury, announces q decision By the
Attorney General, which allows the pay
ment Of bounty 70 ali coiofed soldiers
except those who entered the service
between ths 18th Of June and Juiy 4th,
1864.
General Grant has issued 80 order as-
signing regular troope 10 garrison duty
in various parts Of the Union
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-20
Arrival OF the stsamsAip seo,la.

Arrival OF the gteamshfp Scotia.
Ao NEw YoRK, Oct. lq-The steamer
Scotia, with dates to the 7th end Sth
inst, rs coming up toe bay.
| u LIvERPooI, Saturday evening OCT. T.
Costop--Sales today Of 10000 Gales.
Market buoyant az an advance Of Id
Breadstuifs quiet but firm Provis~
ions steady. Consols closed OF SSs@
sss For money, u s. 5-20s, 69@694.
LONDON, Saturday eyening.--The Bank
of England again advanced it's rate Of
interest to-day 10 7 per cent This qui.
eted the cotton market. Saturdays
business was virtually over before the
news transpired. Funds in London all
declined, under the action Of the banks.
PARIS, Oct. Z, p. M-Bourse closed
fla, at 6S@65c,
NEW YoRK, l9lhL-Steamer Scotia
from Liverpool Tth, Queenstown Sth
has arrived. Her dates are two daya
later. xks
LIVERPOOL, Saturday morning, Oct
7th.-Denials continue to be published
BY alleged sufferers in Confederate bonds
Lords Wharncliff, Peacock and A. Ke-
royd deny that they ever had any iutes-
est in il sampson, city editor Of the
Times, writes the Star that be not only
never had any stock, but declined to ac-
cept a proffered allotment when the
loan was introduced w. r. Lindsay
owns up to small investment, but his
loss is only tenth part Of that named.
Hesseized the opportunity 70 express his
regret that the South did not achieve her
independence.
/ Fenianism is still the enerossing top
icin Irish provinces. Arrests continue.
Among the latest are the proprietor and
printer of the Connaught Potrfot
tor seditious article in that paper A
strict surveillance is kept on vessels from
America at Queenstown, and additional
Fenisns were examined ct Dublin and
committed for trial A Correspondent
4 of the Times says: Sir F. Bruce had
asked Seward for an explanation of var
,rious Fenisn movements througbon,
America. he also represents a general
amnesty as likely by johnson.
l. Four persons were killed in q recen,
tumult at Ssragosa. Order was TO
stored
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-20

DEATH OF VETERAN MIR William
Mackey died lev da sine. at the res
idence Of his son in MARSHALL county.
Tie Plymouth Republican renlerks OF
him that at the azs Of III years be s,oad
guard on Que occasion during the Ravo-
lutionsrv War He married before be
was log years old. hls wife being but
ID years Of age, who survives him. Mr..
NJ was a soldier 10 active service during
the whole OF the war OF 1912, and again
in the Mexican war, being then rs years
Of age He lived with his wife nearly
eighty years. They had Is children, all
but FIVE If whom died young, and only
two Of whom are now living. Mr. N
and wife lived to see their fifth genera.
ton. e8.tT8 Oh
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-20

Nkw YoRK, Oct. 19--Gold frmer IN.
der adyices BY the Scotia, and in some
quarters is apprehended that there must
0e an early considerable demand for ex-
port Qaosations opened at 4G5 aud
dropped 10 46t
LvEsPooL, Oct 8-The arrest of Fe.
mans in Ireland still continues
LIYsRPooL, Saturday, Oct 7, P. NAT
Dublin, yesterday, Mr.. o'Brannan, Of
the Connaught Patriot, was com united
for trial on the double charge of treason
and felony.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-20

DETRoIT, Oct l9.-The loss to the
Michigan Central Railroad BY The barn
ing Of their freight house, last night,
will not exceed $3.50 900 The eompany
was insured by J. 4. DonaIson q Co. Aa
agent Of the house arrived to day 10 ad-
just the loss. The amount lost By the
owners OF freight is rot yet known.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-20
Latest News BIZ Nail.

Miss Harriet Lane, the niece Of ex-
President Buchanan, is about to be mar
ried to Mr.. Henry Z. Johnsoa, a rich
banker Of Baltimore. aaws@
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-20
DemeerAaio natlaeatIon Msetana.

NEW YoEK, Oct I9-At the Demo
cratic Ratification Meeting last night
speeches we're delivered by Gen SIocam
Montgomery Blair, John aaBureH aud
otherF President Johnson's reconstruct
ton policy was endorsed. Negro suf-
frege was denounced, and the necessity
Of enforcing the Monroe doctrine in re-
gard TO Mexico was maintained
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-20

R65~The Sentinel claims only 5000
majority for the Republican ticket in
Pennsylvania. At this rate the De no.
Gratis have gained $4,000 since last year.
One more struggle and the "Key Stone
State will be all right.--La Crosse Demo
cIat
Yes, but the Sentinel was too modest
in its claim by about 10000 Tbs
Onion majority is larger than in 1864
The Key Stone" Ia all right without a
struggle.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-20

e@- Mary Gilmore, the daughter of
the sheriff at Prairie du CHEN, Wis, on
Friday night, taking advantages OF the
temporary absence ofhss parent, releas-
ed two men named Sutherland, who
had been three weeks confined
in the Jail on the charge of stealing
oxen, eloped with them and carried with
her her mothers shoes and portion Of
her other clothing eef4lvs.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-20

Governor Pierpons, Of Virginia, while
visiting the Treasury, Department 10
Washington. put on. too many .'seollops,"
and was ordered out by The Comptroller.
u;a E~aelfo,.,., ...axt
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-20

OWEN County One Of the severest
contests in the State for local offiooe
was 10 Oven county. The Republieaua
brought out what they called soldiers
ticket" but the ticket didn't win. The
Democratic ticket was elected by. an
average Of about sixty majority, which
Ia less than usual on account Of the
vote being light IN A. Ledger nlz
That is plain confession that soldiers
did not suit the Democracy Of "sweei
Owen" 'if ffa4tf- t'f3'
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-20
Cincinnati Market.

NIHNIMhAFff UHEs Ils
TLOUR-DHil, boa pHiesa ere materially im.
proved aussi dne - offered as 50l4s o0s extra
al 5000 90 for old And naw, and family aud
fsnry az 76tuff So
WaEAT-Duii and prices nem nal prime old
red i0i new. | ioBl 80, the latter an sHtrems
rate for cheice.
CORE-Dull At f5c for sound ear and shsllsd.
0ATs-Qaist ~ e0l<aBS0o.
RNE--Hteady at 60aaG0s for new and old.
BABLEf-Duli ard nomfaAl
PR0HfsIONs--A frmer feeling in pr0visions /;
city mess pork was held firmly at 81 90, aud wa
doubt whethsr round iots could be o. lzinea At
this rate tuik meats are hsld %e highsr, shout
dess at iso and sides ~ lpc. Bacon IL held al
10 2l@9 stS6 for ders. slides and clear sides
packed.
u LARD--No movement
HOGs--No sales.
GRUCERIEg-FIrmsr
CorTON-Duli Of $50 for midding
WHfsKY-steady At 2 e
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-20
FORWARD ING.

~ Coasixnmeats solicited Orders for a
kinds OF msFehandise promptly allied.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-20

MreHrY PARrIoUL r. AT Sparta,
fashion runs SO high that At ball the
other night the managers decided that
hereafter young ladies who came bare
footed should not be ADMITTED This de
cision threatens to abolish dancing par.
ties there the coming winter afr.-a &
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-20
MEDICAL CARD.
DR.. w. COMPTON.

Late Of Oceasboro, KeRt,tckgl
uAyING ASSOCIATED HIMsALF WITH
nDr. J. P. BsBruIer, in the pract oe OF Msdi-
cine. tenders his services ths cktzsas Of Exnns
between Main and Locust.
October ID, ISeS. IoctlQ-Im
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-20

0oToBER Is. 1885.
oRDER EoR A PLAsK SIDEWALK.

And nov Il L hereby ordsFsd ana dir etsd by
tha Commcnl ceRnesI Of the city of EvAnssiIls
that tie owuera % all iots or prta Of lots front-
tng on or aatotuing the east side Of Foarth
AvenHs. and eat@een sixth and Frsakfu ssrssts,
70 said city, caass the side wAikz theresa 70
% er0HRht % the proper grade. and that
thsy Gauss aide-wAiA Of eiaFa Ne. % b laid
sosn the eoa withsa shtrty days froz the pub-
Heation Of thaa ORDER
A. NJ McGRrFF, Clark.
Z CITY Clerks o&cs. Oct. 10, 1855. GELS 81
Guutaa eopv
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-20

A gentleman, well ex xperienced in the
matter, estimates that SAngamon, Ills,
produces this year nearly 1900 600 lbs.
Of wool, and that aboat 500, 600 pounds
are in the market waiting sale.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-20
River ana N.a.h.r

PITTsBURG, October 1912, M
Rain, for the last "a hours, aud still
raining. River rising; Two fret four
inches I'm the channel.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-20

B6The property OF Joseph f Davis,
brother to JEFF Davis, an Gen. VIM. T
Martin, both laie of the rebel army, has
been restored TO them.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-20
TAKEN UP.

A HORSE. SADDLE Ann BRIDEE ON, LAST
n Saturday ght, tue skrssis of thia city.
Tue horse IL . ehesnEt sorTeis about le bands
high and 10 or IL years old The Sa5dia has q
nesh e0ioFed SeAt with black skirts and some
brass taeks In the seat The oweeF ss gssted 20
prove property. pay charges ant for this adyer-
visenent, and take the horse away.
BACON q SONS,
oct7-lSd Kahn's old Stable.