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"WoODLoUSE.
Observation-Disclosures certain persons styl-
ing themselves Finigans have been endeav-
oring to obtain what they consider their
right, and by so doing have disturbed and
frightened the loyal and peaceable old
stay-at-hOme subjects of the old lady oyer
the water; and whereas they nave evinced
a determination to have the same at all
cost, and appear to have plenty of men,
money and wal material to carry out their
wicked design of making war on us, the
aforesaid loyal and peaceable old stay-at-
home subjects, by which we are put in
great bodily fear of our precious loyal
lives and the lives of our fat oxen and
sheep, which would be a great calamity
greater than tho cattle plague; and where
as we are reliably informed that one of
the aforesaid Finnigans named d. Oh 7.
neutrality-suspicious. has been prom
inent in disseminating this spirit of indie
pendence and patriotism in the breast of
his countrymen, and has been most instru-
mental in making u afraid of our afore-
said lives and ill-gotten goods it is Or
dered that, if the aforesaid d. 0. n. T.
Youwishyoumaycatchum does not deliver
himself up to the nearest beak or beaks-
man, or other functionary of British mis-
ule in Ireland, within five minutes after
the posting of this notice, he shall not be
allowed to sneeze, or to say, HOw's your
motherP during the remainder of his
natural life and it is further ordered
that any person delivering up to us the
said d. o. n. T. NORTHUMBERLAND
will be entitled toa reward of one humid
red pounds, to be paid in scoppers, on the
next change in the moon, each bearing a
true likeness or impression of the rum
looking mug Of the aforesaid old lady who
lives over the water; and it is further
ordered that if any person shall know
ingly or wilfully harbor or conceal the
said D. o. N. T. Youwishyoumaycatchum,
he shall be compelled to contribute the
sum o~ftwopence half-penny to the afore-
said one hundred pounds of scoppers.
'Given at our Castle at Dublin, this 29th
day of September, 1865, being the last
year of our precious reign in Ireland.
THOMAS A. LARKEN.
gGod sova tho Eraau -
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-19

Assistant Postmaster General Randall
left Washington this morning, to be alb
sent several weeks. 1t is understood that
he will first proceed to New Jersey and
engage for a few days in the political can
vass Of that State, and afterwards go to
Wisconsin and watch and aid the fortunes
of the Republican party until after the
State election.
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seizure OF Fenfan Gums.

Information has been received at Wash
ington that six hundred Spencer rifles in
boxes were seized by the Canadian author
tiles at Niagara City on Tuesday. The
contents of the boxes were accidentally
discovered in o~verhauling the railroad
freight. The authorities report it a case
of Fenian smuggling.
Cleveland daily leader. [volume] ([Cleveland, Ohio]) 1865-1873, 1865-10-19

At a recent spiritual seasce in Fall Riv-
er, Mass, Captain Brightman, an ancient
mariner, offered the medium ten dollars if
he could unite knots of his 1.-THE Captain's)
fastening. The offer was accepted, and
several sailors bitches bound the medium
so tightly that after a three hours strug-
gle he was obliged to give it up.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

$50, 900 IN . MSS q .Hit-l AP ~ ID si1ed
and weIl-knoWn WAGNER'S LOAN OFFICE,
on Securities Of every kind, viz Gold and Silver
Watches. Diamonds, Silver Ware, Jewelry, Guns
Pistols, Clothing, Dry Goods, Pianos, Melodeons, and
all personal property and articles of value, on the most
5 satisfactory terms. business strictly private. Es-
tablished lS5i. n. B.-A variety Of unredeemed
Watches, Jewelry, Guns, etc, for sale at bargains.
O~fice-corner Of Water and Superior streets, over
Davis & PieXott0s Clothing Store.
oct22 J.C. WAGNER.
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ma corx,tr SENATORS.
LIST. Hamilton---s. s. Hayden" CD. Hollister,
s.. NJ. Bateman.
Sd, Montgomery and Prcble-A. L. Harris.
4th. Brown and Clermont...s. = Dos1dHcg.
9th. Green, Clinton, etC-...A. W. DOHtl,
9th. Ross and Hfghland."".Silas lrton. -
eth. Adams, SciUtO, etc......--John T. Wilson"
sth. Lawrence, Gallia, ete...JOseph Bradburg.S
9Th. Fairfield, Athens, etc..GeH CHI HroaeAor.
10th. Franklin and Pickaway a. u. RaHfHg.
IIth. Champaign, Clark etc. Toland Jones
18th. Darke, Mama, etc.-.-John Z. Cummins.
18th. Logan, Marion, ctc."..P, b. Cole.
18th. Washington, MOI gan etcSain's s. knowles.
10Th. Muskingum and Perry DOUBTFUL.
10th. Licking and Delaware. Willard Warmer.
I7&2s. Knox, Wayne, etc......L. q. CriieLfelJ, Frank
II. Hurd.
18th. on&TuscarawasJUdge Burt.
18th. Monroe aud Guernsey. .. Robert Sqrage.
Goth. Harrison and Belmont Henry West.
2lst. Stark and Carroll. ........H Henry S. Martins
I'D; Jefferson 4 Columbisna..J. 7. Brooks.
Esd. Mahoning and Trumbul Geo. T. Brown.
oath. Ashtabuls, Lake, etc..Abner h logg.T
25th. NiliamsOn-F
18th. Portage and Summit. ... Newell D.. Tibbals.
9th. Medina and LOrain.-...L. D. Griswold.
10Th. Richland and Ashland. Manuel May.
30th. Huron, Erie, etc....--..E. b. Sadler.
3Ist. Seneca, crawford, ETC.. Curtis BeTH, j.
sd. Williams, Auglaize, etc.LMeredah III. WHieh, :"
SD. Lucas, Hancock, etc.-..Jsmes G. Hall, " Par
lee Carlin."
Democrats
L
Republicans in Roman; Democrats in Italics.
Those marked thus ~ were members of the last
Legislature.
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Thomas NJ. Tying, son of Rev. DR.. Tying
is being prosecuted for sebucing and
debauching the wife of a citizen Of New
York. Mr.. Tying has published a card
denying the crime and asserting that be
can prove himself innocent.
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A dispatch from Louisville reports Col.
Grosvenor elected to the Ohio Senate by
the soldiers vote The COlOners regiment
is on its way home to be mustered out.
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Mr. n n Patterson sou-inJaw Of Pre-,

Mr.. D. T. Patterson, son-inlaw of Pres
ident johnson, and Senator elect from
Tennessee to the United States Senate,
held the Office of Circuit Judge under the
rebel rule in Tennessee, and consequently
took the oath to support the Southern
Confederacy. This makes him ineligible.
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A Feninn RnrIesnne-

Some of the Fenians in Dublin placard-
ed the dead walls of that city with the
following parody of the recent proclama-
ton of the Lord Lieutenant:
"By the Lord Lieutenant General aud
his man, o. any other man.
lpROCT AMATTON
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KINSMAN ST.-TwO.s story House and Lot, $500.
CASE AYENUE-TwO-stOry Cottage aud Lot, 50x
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MILL ST.-HOuse and y acre, $500.
MILL and 4 acre, Sf,uU0.
YORK ST.-Near the Circle, House and Lot, s, 200.
LONG ST.-In rear Of lou Superior street, vacant
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DETROIT ST.-Near Pearl, good Brick House and
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BRIGHT0N--TwO-stOry House and : acres Land,
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Also, a large number Of desirable Farms and out
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No. 21I Superior Il
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THE NEXT GENERAL ASSEMBLY,

Names and Politics of the Members
Elect of the FIfty-SeVenth Generai
Assembly of Ohio.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES

Republicans in Roman; Democrats in Italics.
Those marked thus ~ were members of the last
egislature.
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WANTEp--AcENTs
FOR

WANTED-AGENTs FOR
w LLUYD'S
BATTLE HISTORY
u OF TIE
GREAT r.
From fbp aanture 81 FORT Mt to the capture
of JEFFERSON DAVIS.
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4 Steel Portraits. a. ElectTotyPe fortralts, Ii flhe
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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-13

lUpoGfml 10 Sh@ Times
WAsHrEoToE, Oct l1.--The delegation
from South Carolina, appointed BY a
unanimous vote Of the late Convsnlion
in that Stats, 10 present petition for
the pardon of JEFF Davis, has arrived
here, and expects 10 have an audience
at the Executive Masion tomorrow.
The delegation consists Of Alfred Huger,
Judge Ward, and Lewis NJ. Hawkins.
The first named was the second Provost
master Of Charleston ever appointed, and
continued in office until the secession
of his State. Citizens of that State
represent that the canvass for United
States Senator 10 exceedingly lively,
and that the prospect for the election Of
Gov Perry is unfavorable. His unre-
served statements that the parish sys
tenn fosters and encourages secession
and commits many other political sins,
has gained the strong opposition of the
parishes and their citizens, and they
unitedly oppose Gov. Perry for Senator.
The President this morning made the
following appointments; DIR. Hender-
son, Collect " Of Internal revenue, Third
District, State Of Ohio; WIN. A. Price,
Collector Sixth District Of Missouri; M.
Moses, Collector First District, State Of
South Carolina; Jas. 8. Gibbs, Collector
Third District, South Carolina.
The Heraids special says:
Information has been received here
that SIX hundred Spencer rifles in boxes
were seized by the Canadian authorities
at Niagara City yesterday. The con-
tents of the boxes was accidentally dis
covered in overhauling railroad freight
The authorities report it q case Of Fe-
nian smuggling. It is we'll known that
| combinations exist in several of the
principal cities of Canada, for the vur-
chase Of arms from discharged soldiers,
many of whom on leaving the service,
avail themselves Of the privilege Of pur.
chasing their arms OF greatly reduced
prices. Az the purchase Of guns from
discharged soldiers who have the Gov
ernments receipt. is perfectly legiti-
mate business, Secretary Seward will
not attempt to break up the traffic.
The Sixth United States Cavalry is
ordered TO Gen. Sheridan, and the Sec
ond to Gen. sherman. Both regiments
will be dismounted, and their horses
turned in at Cumberland, Md.
The Tfbumes special says: 1t 10 esti-
m lated that the Wirs trial viii cost the
Government at least s200, 900.
Col Moore, late Surgeon-General of
the rebel army, is here, and will appear
before the Wirz Military Commission Is
q witness for the defense.
There Is q misapprehension as to the
order mastering out eolored troops. AL
u. 3. colored volunteers credited on the
quotas Of the States will be mustered
out only ms the exigencies OF the service
may warrant
The Times special says: A great cot
ton case, or more properly great cot
ton swindle has just been unearthed at
Augusta 1t involves nearly l2 600
bales of cotton, of the value Of about
two million dollars The names of sew
eral prominent military officers are
mixed up in the affair. Large amounts
of money are said 10 have been used, in
a proposition TO compromise. The sums
being named at $40, 900, $50, 900, and
even 100000
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-13
Election News.

OFFICIAL VoTR-Below will be found
the official vote Of Vanderburyh b county,
which ought TO be highly satisfactory TO
all true Union men and lovers Of their
country. The vote for Sheriff, which
the Courier claims was the test, shows
an increased majority Of nearly 100 over
that Of Mr.. Early last Fail. But this
was not fair test Joe Cox was well
known and generally popular, and ran
greatly ahead Of bis ticket Capt Dar-
ling is comparatively a stssnger through
out much Of the county. We think the
race for Circuit Prosecutor the best test
as we think the Union men have clean
majority of about 500 in the county.
We heard much recrimination among
the faithful yesterday Some charge
Maier with defeating the party Some
think il was Dean and Braip's certi6.
Gates, while some impute their defeat TO
the unpopularity Of Cox. We think
prevalent scarcity of voters on ,tksir
side was the trouble. tufggE
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-13
the tEKf LATEST
TELEG r A p HI.
LanlentsbIe State Of Affairs on the
Pacific Coast.
The Election I'm Virginia.
Gen. I'd. Smiths General Order.
Another South Carolina Delegation
in Washington.
Spencer Riiles Seized By the Canadian
Authorities rs Niagara CiGy.
Estimated Cost or the Wirg trial.
Great Cotton sWindIe Unearthcd.
Estimated Cost OF the WIrE trial.
Great Cotton swindIe Unearthed.
ARAirs on ths pseias Coast.

Affairs en- the Paetfac Coast.
NEW YoRK, Oct IA statement of
the lsmentable condition OF affairs Oh
the Pacific coast 10 given from the
Heyalfs correspondent at Apulco,
writing on the 18th Of last month. The
place was re-occupied by the Impefial-
ists ON the 14th of September, the naval
squadron arriving in tbs harbor and
landing 1000 troops, all native Mexi-
cans, under Gen. Montenegro.
Alvarez, the Republican who held the
place, on their arrival retired with bis
force, which Numbered 1900, about IL
miles into the interior, aud there re-
manned, cutting of all supplies from the
fmperialists. The latter did not venture
from the limits of the town even in day
time, and at night they bad to shut them
selves up In tbs fort, as then Alvarez
and bis men came in and bad things
pretty much their own way. The great
er portion Of the population left with AL
varez, bat thcse who remained did not
keep open their shops, as proclamation
bad forbidden them 10. Consequently
basiness was at o complete stand still,
aud outside the fort an Imperialist
could not obtain even O glass of water.
The HerGIfs Richmond correspond
ent says the following order has been
Issued:
All District and Sub District Com
nanders In this Department will take
suticient measures 70 prevent officers
and men Of their commands interfering
with the elections which will take place
on the 18th mat To thia and thew will
on the day Of election, remove all troops
from tbs vicinity Of the polls, and suffer
40 officer or man 10 approach them, exc
cept in cases of disturbances of the
peace, when, II absolutely necessary,
force may be used 10 quell the same.
BY command Of Maj Gen. A III. Terry.
EDw Smith, A. il. @.
There ara Indications that the excite
mept in Nlrfolk, at the State election,
will be great The military will be held In
readiness to quell any disturbance that
may occur.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-13

Returns from the Iowa State eIucton
indicate that Stone (Union) has about
10000 majority for Governor. The vote
was light. H8fE 2luwfs "a
The latest estimates at Celombus,
Wednesday night, Of the Union ma jority
in Ohio, make Il about 10000
Fort Wayne Township, in Allen coun-
ty, Indiana, which has been the, Hoosier
Berks, gives majority Of l76 for the
county Union ticket. AT the last cleo
tion It went Democratic by 1872 ma
jority. ae t0FT f,,.asfdlf
OLD SULLIVAN GETTING SHAKY.--We
received q note last night to the effect
that the Democratic majority in Sulli.
van county, glorious old Sullivan, al
"Graff " Cookery used to say, is only
225. The Democrat, Of yesterday, &C.
knowledges thst the Democratic candi.
dates were elected "by the skin Of their
teeth.s There Is yet hope for Dubois.
LATER-By the latest adviees we
learn that the Confeds still claim Du.
bois. HHIAE s.f 4a1
A TAME ELECTION. election in
this city yesterday, says the IndianapO-
lis Journal of Monday, passed of with
out incident worthy Of aote, so far as we
could learn. The enemy had no eticket
in the field, and the whole affair was de-
cidedly tame. A very small vote wa,
polled; the Judges counted the votes ear
ly in the evening, and announced thai
the Union ticket was unanimously elect.
cd, and left for their homes. Our re
porter was unable 10 ascertain the num-
Der of votes polled Democracy In Ma
rion county is defrnct AAa
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OmoBEB .. 1855.


And BOW 70 10 hereby oFdezs4 Aad dir etsd by
ths Common Cenncil Of ths lity Of EvAnsvilis,
ing ON or adjoining the Southeast siGe Of
Wheslsr street, from Lans street 10 Covert or
street., In said city, cause the side walks there
on 10 be brought 20 the proper grads. and that
they cause q Sidewalk of eiAss No. to bs Laid
down the soa within thirty days from the pub
llc1tton Of this order.
A. NJ. acGRITF, Clerk.
City Clerks ONE, Oct. Is, 1865. cells -
lUniOn copy j
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A CARD.
DIssOLUTIoN.

FTfHE PAETNEHSHIP HEgKTeFORE NIX.
Il istins between j. N Etrest. J. b. Hrswum
aHd @a Davis. unaer the nrm uAnas Of street,
BFowH Co., wns dissolved ~ tha muin3l ubn
asf . of the parties, On the fth fnat The best.
sss viii her aftar b. eendsrtsd st tbs cid ssana
b. J. ~. stsssS aed JOAN Drfis under the arm
nanas q street Davis, who will Pay al dsbis
sEaa ~ STREET, Brow 4 %, Aad revive al
meaies due tee oia drm, rzctptius th .ss hotss
AEd accounts tIansfsrred 10 }. b Brosu
J. 81 STBEET.
J. D BLOWN,
JOHN DAVIS.
k Aave jIst rpesifsa one 81 tbs largest loss q
marble eFsTed for sails IN this market. We aiso
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