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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-16

Sr. Louis. Oct. IA dispatah from
Lawrence, Kansas, Gays the commission
ers appointed by the President TO report
on the Union Pacific Railroad, had q
meeting, but could not agree Two re-
ports will be msde-msjority report
against and minority report in favor Of
accepting tae road. Passenger aud
freight trsins are making regular trips
over the road.
Among other revenue frauds recently
discovered 10 one at Hamilton, Ohio,
where the attempt to defraud the Gov
eminent out OF $40, 900 has been followed
By be payment of $50 900, BY q penalty
of SO, 900 more, and 6ns Of third !;
and another in Delphi, Ohio, where il is
believed 100 barrels Of whisky has
been passed without tax, but where the
testimony of facts is insufficient Two
hundred thousand dollars is now offered
as a eomprom'se in ths recent seizure
for revenae frauds at Cincinnati. Suspi-
cion was FIRST aroused By the fact that
500 barrels of whisky were shipped from
Nashville, the FIRST shipment Of whisky
ever made from the Soath TO the North.
After the whisky was seized, parties Of
fered $3.50, 900 for its vaiHe, which was
refused
The President is already diligently
employing his leisure hours IN work
upoa his forthcoming Message
Secretary Stanton refuses 10 interfere
with the ruling of the Paymaster Gen
eral in regard 10 restricting Washington
negro troops TO 800 bounty, bat Con-
gress win attend to their rights.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-16

CAIRo, Oct l5.-The steamer Hunt
ress sunk on the wreck Of the Black
Hawk, Ia this harbor, last night. The
cargo will probably be saved in dam
aged condition.
On the second days trial Of Emerson
Etheridge, who has been permitted TO
plead bis own case, was read the plea
denying the jurisdiction Of the Com
mission, which the Court overrulsd upon
which Etheridge filed an exception to
the ruling, who plead not guilty 10 all
the charges, except second specification,
second charge, 10 which be plead guilty,
on the Court allowing him 20 introduce
letter, from which an extract was
made. This letter is known IS the Dres-
den letter, dated June 2Sth, in which be
made the declaration that Tennessee
had no law but force, and no sem6lance
TO civil government, State or Federal,
but usurpation forced BY the bayonets
Of negroes, After some evidence for
the prosecution the accused presented
the court with q written statement which
admits all the facts in the 6rst charge,
viz Encouraging resistance to the en-
forcement Of the laws.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-16

NEW YoRKP Oct l4--The Tribune $
Washington special says;
Intelligence has been received here
by the Mexican Legation, that Gen.
DiAz from the army Of the East, was
taken prisoner when 0axaco fell and
kept ia Pusbla as a prisoner Of war, bAs
made his escape and Fejoined the Re
publican forces. Gen Diaz IL now in
the State Of 0axaeo at the head Of q
considerable force, and now intends 10
resume the offensive within short time.
The inhabitants Of La Sierra and Is
Couba are in arms against Macmillan,
aud General Dsaz is actively engaged
in organizing them into regiments and
brigAdes. Great alarm exists among
the ImperiAliats. as General Diaz 10 re-
Rarded as one Of the ablest Generals on
the Liberal side
The veil known illfeeling existing be-
tween the French and the United States
troops on The Rio GrAnds seems to en-
courage the disafectioD.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-16

NEw YoRK, Oct Is "A general move.
mept has been commenced by officers of
the q. s Navy 10 petition Congress for
an increase Of nay.
The Times Washington special says
the President to day issued 400 pardons
for persons residing In the States Of
Louisiana, South Carolina, and North
Carolina
The Heralds Washington special says
the General Lsnd Ofice has submitted
to the Secretary Of the Interior for ap-
prevail q schedule Of lands Including
474, ,293 acres selected by and issuing
TO the State Of Iowa under the Swamp
Land grant Of 1850 The claim to be
conveyed is situated in the Ironton dis-
trick
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-16
asvr orIsans It.m..

New YoRK, Oct l4-New Orleans
papers contain the following items
Gen. Baird, who supersedes Mr.. Con-
way at New Orleans, in the management
Of the Freedmen's Bnrsau, received his
appointment from the President himse II,
and not from Gen. Howard.
Al jefferson, Texas, cotton comes in
briakly. The Shreveport Forfh~esterH
Of the l7th ult. says that receipts Of
cotton for few days previous had been
light, owing 70 the exhorbitant prices Of
freight 10 New Orleans
Shreveport papers Of the 27th ult, re-
port heavy rise above there, ~iih 9
prospect Of plenty Of water from Jeffer-
son down.
The military order closing the Ala
bama churches is still enforced.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-16

NRw YoRK, Oct I4.-GoId less active.
The partial dullness among dry goods
dealers during the week has checked i'm
ports, the receipts at the Custom House
for the week having been one and half
million less than last week. Price, AS
@44i. Imports for the week are two
millions over those OF last, bat should
the quiet in the market continue, an in
creased proportion Of dry goods viii 60
into the bonded warehouse.
Mr.. Mercer, of the Washington Ter
ritory colonization scheme, teIegraphs
he is 20 have the steamer Continental,
and the Government will furnish the
coal. Steamers will pass through the
straits of Megellan instead of around
Cape Horn. The women viii sail in a
few days a. s-s
The steamer George Cromwell brings
New Orieans sdvices to the 7th. Our
files contain no news.
Mai. Gen. Asboth, whose health would
not permit n sea voyage, has left for
Washington. Gen. Carl Schurz has re
turned from the South, having completed
his mission.
A number Of Southern mail routes are
ordered to be opened to-day. A
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-16

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. l2-In the Epis.
copal Convention this morning, the Hon.
Horace Binney introduced shs following
resolution
ResoIDed, That this House, in most
cordially eoncurring, ~ il has done, In
the resolutions Of the House Of Bishops,
in appointing Day Of Thanksgiving for
the restoration Of psacs to the country
and unity 70 the church, most respectful
ly announces 70 the House Of Bishops
It's most earnest desire that in the Felig-
ious services 10 be- appointed for the day,
special thanks be offered 10 Almighty
God for the re establishment of the IA
tioual authority over our eonntry, aud
sor the removal Of that occasion Of nG-
tiQBsI diversion and estrangement TO
Which cur troubles we're due.
Judge Chambers moved TO lay the re-
solution ON the table, and the Pennsyl-
vania delegation called for the ayes and
noes.
Mr. Birney said there are truths 10
which no utterance has jet been given.
Mr. Birnsy was loudly called 20 order.
Mr. Goodwin said IL lhe question had
been taken he would move for It's re-
consideration
Judge Bittle, Of North Carolina, moved
TO lay the motion 10 reconsider on the
table.
DR. Cummons rose to question Of
privilege, bat ras also called to order
The Hon. Dir. Brannot tried to ask q
question, but was also interrupted.
Rev. Mr. Goodwin asked If such a
course as was proposed would not final
ly settle the question, because IL deci-
ded il could not be brought up TO day,
but could hereafter. Ayes and noes
having been called for, was taken, the
question b.ing on the motion to lay the
motion TO reconsider on the table, She
effect Of the passage Of which would be
to prevent the question being taken up
again during she session Of the present
Convention.
The result Of the vote by dioceses,
was as follows: Clerical, 20 yeaa to 8
nays Lay, is yeas 10 7 nays.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-16
I-ls..ii-s-s'l = - ls-'|II-
DIED.


GIHYfG.-on SaEday, Ictobsr fstA, AZ ths
rssi1saes Of bar hessapd. jean ;. GtrSin-
Ckssfsas Street., bsfSsen First sn4 sscond, Mrs
3. A. GfHxrs
FussrAl to-day at ~ o'esock. FrisEds Of tbs
famiFy VIII asssnd uffhssf further netiss-
Why fkozld our tears In aorrow now,
whan God recalls his own.
And thsy ie4ss world Of we
Fer - inno<tAi eroNos
Tbsis tesIs SIS sass. thsir sesk 3 doua,
Ana thsT are fziiy b;ssts
They feught the eghs, the viesory woa,
And arfeT~e into Fsst.
Then lot cur HsrTows cease 10 nor.
God has recalled his own;
Bat lat osF hearts. IN sSsrY wee.
SIN say. fhy uili Be- done"
AzoE
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-16

H@-A few days ago, the teacher Of
the colored school at Greenville, Tenn,
was notified to leave Immediately after
the withdrawal Of the troops from that
place. BE took the hint.
Louisville Democrat
Il is very evident the old demon Of
intolerance 10 not dead ct the South.
The Dsmocrat evidently approves of the
above oowardly outrage. It 10 mani
testify too soon TO withdraw the troops
from the sabjagatsd States.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-16

nGB-Judge Constable, Of Marshall, H.,
died few days ago. Judge Constable
was somewhat noted as . lawyer, but
more especially for implacable partisan
ship as judge. He it was who released
two deserters from the Union army and
imprisoned the soldiers who bad arrest
ed them, for which be was himself ar
rested and taken 10 indianapolis.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-16

NEW YoRK, Oct 1.-The steamer d.
q. Mount, from Jacksonville, Fla, has
arrived here
Ths Us56n contrsdicfs the report Of
the presence of yellow fever in that
city.
Judge T. T. Long, in accepting the
nomination Of the State Convention,
urges the acceptance Of the situation,
letting by-gones be by-gones, and Union
il fature be one.
The steamer Grenada, from Charles
ton, has arrived.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-16
Sale Oh Real Rstate.

THE UNDERSIGNED, GUARDIAN OF TIE
4 heirs OF Albion Eel ows, deceased, viii on the
otb day OF November, 1885. at the Court house
DOR IN kvsnsytlle, sell at paste anction Lot II,
upon the plat o, lands OF the hens of Horace
Dunhnms as the name iasreccrded on page T41 OF
Order Book l. Of thu Records Of tue Yandsreurgh
Circuit Court. beinK tract OF l95S acres Of land
near the city Of EVAnsvili~
Terms OF salas One third cash one third at six
moBthss and one third st la months; the deferred
payments 70 b secured By notes WITH security,
oss1e-zAs MARY =. RELLows-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-16

nS>We learn frou reliable authority
that the negroes from williamson county
had collected together at Franklin, Ten
nessee, on Saturday evening last, to hear
a great speech which was to be delivered
TO them. While they were in process
sion, marching through town, keeping
time to martial music, young man be-
coming much exasperated, stepped ont
before the drummer and with his knife
cat open the drum-heed, as the same
time pulling out hia revolver, telling them
!" to git" The negroes got"
Louisville Democrat.
These half.subjugatsd rebels win have
yet to be taught that such cowardly acts
cannot 20 unpnnished.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-16
DISSOLUTION.

Dissolution Of Co-partnership.
NOTICE Is EKREBF GTvER THAT TIE
~ CO pMFEnsrahEp hsrct1fsrs existing between
AayRr Cohn as& hsxmAn Levy under tbs name
aad sfyie Of CDAn Levy w1s q izsolEs ca the
INA i~stAnf, tha s&i3 Levy having sod lis tn
tsrsst fhsrskn 70 Esn5ei Bosenbsuu- The eusi-
nsss wiii b hsresfs<r eopsaetsd b said Cohn sna
kossnbarr1, zaEer the name an SO le sf n Coh1
A Co, who wal settle the h4siness sf the cid
nrm. MAYE8 COIN
ocl4-d3w @HER@AN LEVY.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-16

PHILADELPHIA, Oct ID -OHicial re-
turns from 80 counties shtw a Union
gin OF 1900. Thirty counties to hear
from will probably increase the gains
and 5000, Gake ths aeuaI majority 25,-
600 or Is 600
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-16
Commisaioner's Sale Of Real Estate.

NOTICE iSH saEBr GTFEN THAT IN PUR-
the September tern. 1855. of said Coarf, IN the
case of Susan NILS "a Jshn " ills sad Wm- I.
p. Mills, for parsitions !, Wfilism III. Waiksr,
Co1misaionsr, apesfnted BY SAID order 70 maks
sale q The real estate sasued theFsias viii, %
the 18th day ef Oe obsrs 1855, 81 the nais Street
door of the Coarf House 10 SAID ecuEty, hstvesn
the hours Of 10 o'efock .. NJ and o'eioek ?. m
Of IA day, pr0csed 80 seli 81 pabiis anetion 70
the highest and bsst bideer, sAid rs&i estAts In
said oraar named. to wit.
Lots numter twuaiy-ons (1l), swenty-tws tzzl.
twenty thrse fz3l. Ana tSeaty foGr (z4i. IN block
umbs< any (7e3. IA tbs EAstern EnA>rEensnt Of
be city Of kS-nsvtiis, IN said county. zpo1 the
following tsrma to-wtt: One third SSshs Gus
third te b pad ons yssr, A1d oas third in tSo
years from the aay Of sale, With interest," ~ par
chaser 20 exscnts his note. fnr the dsfsrrsd pay
Esentss with approved security wAlvtag al re-
lfaf, whatever, frcm sAiuatioa or apPFatBama1t
laws WILLIAM a. WALKKB,
sFpgf ,dwSw Cem nissianer.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-16
DISSOLUTION.

VeHE PARTNMaBHIP HEaKT FORE III.
Il istiuR hetwcsa J ~ Street. J. n. Brlun
aud - q DAVIS rn1or the Ara rams Of etesat,
Bfosn Co. was eissoised ~ the mufual 100
sent ~ the parties. on ths Afh laat. The bael-
Will her after b cenauetsd 81 thB old a.an1
- n stFsas eud Jehn Da H. undFr the hrm
nan- ~ Street a nafis, ~h6 wii pay al deb
ewsa ~ Street, Browa o.. asd rscsiye al
aud aoeoants tfaasfsrfsd TO }. b. Brssa
IN aTHEET,
J.R BBOwH,
join DAVIS.
We have iast rucsived oua of the largest lots af
marhle offsred Tor sale in this msrkst We also
have q hand large nHmbar ot most baauaifnI
e1ttsRs r.onnmenfa, whi,b n are nov asllinK AZ
greatly reaucsa rates. Call I'D aee ttaas bafore
Fafchesiag stsssEers. Warsroom. "a 1af. aaar
tha rspsL hTGEEf a DAVIS.
o5fT
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-16

LOUISVILLE, Oct. Ia The PreAbyts-
rian Synod has been in session dAys
No action YET on any propositions Of
importance.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-16

A dispatch from Raleigh says It is
probable that the North Carolina Con-
vention will finish its business to day.
The 7ri6Hses special, dated Des
Moiues, Iowa, today, says the majority
for Governor Stone, who boldly adVo-
Gated negro suffrage, will be Is GOO.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-16

NEw YoRK, Oct 1.-The Hecta, from
Liverpool, Sept 30sh, is signaled from
Sandy Hook. She will arrive up at $50
p M
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-16
plmeuItIes ,.l.h th, lnalans.

Nav YoRK, Oct l5.--The Heralds
special states that telegram received
at the Interior Department, to-day, from
Gen. Pope, contains intelligence from
Central City under date Of September
9th. Gen. Counor had surprised the
Indians, under a Medicine Man, on
Forgue river, killing SO and capturing
ell their mules, storea, and 600 horses,
on the LIST ult Col Coles command bad
met the Sioux and Cheyennee, and after
six days sighting had killed and wtund-
ed 200 Of the Indians and scattered them
beyond recovery, with loss Of stores,
camp equipage and several Of their
ehisGL Our loss had not been more
than so killed and wouude !, including
one officer.
The General Land Office Mt Ionia,
Michigan, returns sales Of 3, 800 acres Of
public land during The month Of Sep
tember. Patents 10 the number of l23
will be issued on Tuesday next
The receipts from internal revenue to-
day are returned at $3.50 900.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-16
NOTICE.
Notice 10 Tax Payers.

Notice TO Tax Payers.
NOTICE II HtEEBY GiyEs 70 TEE TAX.
~ payers Of tie City % Eyahatfile, thss have
recslrsd fron fhs Clark of the O8Aassn Couaeil
81 eel city. TIE Tsx Iupllcata fof ~ yea fes4,
and that sm nov rssdy 70 fecsiss The Tszeaoo
tained IN saia Dep icsts
All Esssoas Who fay their ta1ps in fall, wiihis
thirty days frgan this SO, will be sn'fsaed 10 o
discouat n thFee pr cent. ~ the amonBty ana
thaAe paying afkar she smDfratfaa 81 be fhfrts
days. and wifhla siKty days from tbis date, viii
b entitief e fis-oant of one aad ons-half pr
csnt. q ths smssnt
50 oaes is 81 fhs Mayors ones. 1n Locssf
street, bstreaa efesat kB1 Thffd sfrse efs
ocT.3~ JoH sCHCBERr. cJty Coilsctor.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-16
NOTICE.

oFFtgs or rHs KvsssvIEsK Gas LrsHr
CoxFANT, oet Is, 1895 !
NOTICE Is HEEEHT GTvES To THE
~ ehsFshoidsFs 81 tbs q npAuy, thas ssse-
tsoa viii be held at tbs Gas OA1s 90 the 20th
last, betWssn ths kouFs Of A1d e'sleck p a.,
for DlrrctoFs 10 serve tor the euaaing rear.
oeIs HERMAN JuNEkR, ees'y.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-16
FEED. FLOUR, &C.

EHEAP FEED.-I.ooo BUSHELS OF GOOD
~ Fssclng Corn. 81 afty esats per bEsasl, for
sale 81 HAYHu RsT WHIrrAKEB's
ssp2D-tf No water street
900 BRLS. DIFFERENT G8ADEs FLoERs
OOO In store ana for sale low
sapzo-tf HAYHURST WHITAKER
TUsT RRCKIvED-
sb 10 fiascaa ~ Lard
IS Casa Of Lard : niee lot. suitable fer Ani-
~ rsss ior sais Io& ~
HAYHURsT wHITTAKER,
sspeo-H Ne. Water street..
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-16

Washington Territory Colonization
Scheme.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-16

Opening or Southern Mail Routes.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-16
DISSOLUTION.

THE PARTNERSHIP HsEk7oEoeK Kx.
Il Ing un1sr thsl ara u Hall 4 Ea6d, Ter.
vHfding ant Cemm ssfcn Asrchaata, o - u aosf
Aas1es an1 haFf bosf preVrIsts q, - fhis Oar
dissoiys1 ~ mut1Ai oonnsst joan B. Hsls, has-
lag ecu. ht cus tho 1ntersst of o. A.. hn61 AL
busfnsna q fhe Old Era wlIs ~ neffls1 hy Jeha
ID. sail. whe uill centinza ths tnssnsss - hsrs.
tofors. JOIN HAAL.
o. q. KuBD.
Ttsks plnAsuzs fs xuca9naa fLag ehs nsw arr.
70 sR ed pstsons fsF eobffh4 4eslsa q tklsF
patrszassL o. y. 1r1jD. z
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-16

Episcopal Convention Proceedings.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-16
Several or their Chiefs captured


NEw YoRK, Oct 15th.-The Herald 8
special from Washington contains the
foIlosiug The Fourth Auditors report
for the fiscal year ending July lst has
been made. The Number Of regulations
drawn on the Treasury for the settlement
of accounts for the service Of he Navy
department during the year amounted TO
sl22,670,677. $50, 900 has been paid
over to the Secretary Of the Navy as
trustee Of the Naval Hospital funj, aRd
the Commissioner of Internal Revenue
has been benefited 10 the amount OF
ell3,488, obtained through various sour
ces. Nearly 10000 prize claims have
been received, $40 OF them adjusted, in
voIving the disbursement 20 officers,
sailors aud marines, in all parts of the
country, Of $4,75e. .596. General claims
to the amount Of 100000 have been
adjusted to the amount Of a vast number
of naval individuals, ranging from Ad-
miral Farragut down to the poorestship's
boys Reports have been made upon
% applications for admission to the Ma
val Asylum. Many have made sllot-
menls through agents in the principal
cities for the benefit OF their wives,
children and creditors to the amount Of
81 ,500.0 900. OF this sum more than
$780, 900 we're paid by allotment agents
10 New York. $24, 900, 900 were disbursed
for the payment of accounts. The names
Of S96 pensioners have been added to
the pensions during the year IS male
clerks and upwards OF 80 females are
employed.
Qaite q serious riot occurred at the
Baltimore depot this forenoon, between
the 10Th KY. colored regiment recently
assigned 70 toe garrison Of Washington,
and detaehmsnts Of white troops pre-
pairing to 20 North on the III o'clock
train. Musixets, pistols and bayonets
were freely used, and corporal of the
colored troops was killed and aessrai
others were seriously wounded.
A couple Of veteran reserve regiments
we're promptly ordered 10 the setns Of
action BY Gen Dent, but the eolorsd
rioters left the field and the excitement
suhsided before the veterans arrived.
The President this +. M appointed
John Connel Assessor Of Internal Rev
enue FIR the Fourth District Of Iowa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-16

Blackford county has heretofore been
as coppery ss Allen, but the attempt OF
the copperhead managers TO force an
ex-rebel officer upon the people, rs q
candidate for Auditor, was too much.
Ezra W. Stshl, Q Union soldier, who
served three years in the army, beats
the rebel by four votes. The Demo
cratic candidate for Treasurer was
elected by twenty-three majority, which
was just the number Of disfranchised
deserters and draft sneaks who were
permitted to vote in > single township.
We learn that the election for Treasurer
win be contested on that ground.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-16
Our Local Elections.

Daviess county elected Union caDdi-
dates by an average msjority Of about
forty. She has been horelessly Demo
cratic.
In Lsports county ths Democracy
made an active and determined canvass
ont the Union ticket received 3 msjori-
ty OF TOO, gain Of nearly 100 ovsf Mr.
LincoIn's majority in 1864. Z eral
Newell Gleason was elected Re snta-
tive 10 place OF Willis, resigned.
Owen county gave an average Demo-
cratic majority Of sixty-four, . Union
gai1 Of 405 over the Presidential vote Of
1894 The Union men If Owen are
good workers, and will eventually achieve
the success they so well merit. They
have struggled for years against heavy
Democratic majority, which they have
now almost aunihilated.
Miami county elects the Union candi-
dates by l40 majority, the same as last
year.
jefferson county elected the Union
ticket With scarcely any opposition, send
ing Capt Lilson, worthy soldier, to
the Legislature.
Captain Calvin Cowgirl, Union, i.
elected Representative from the couu
ties OF Wabash snd Kosciusko, vics
Whiteside, resigned.
Reagan, Union, is elected to the Sem
ate from Henry county, TO succeed Pc
den, who vacated his Office by accepting
commission IS Colonel Of volunteers.
J. NJ. Wilson, Unionist, Of Fays,te
county, is elected Judge Of the Fourth
Judicial Circuit, over II. A. Logan, Dem
ocrat and present incumbent, by ma.
jority Of 223. The following are the
reported majorities in the several coun.
ties Of the Circuit:
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-16
The President Preparing his Message.

The Late Extensl,e Revenue FrSuds.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-16

- KAEAMANy POA -
The Fourth Auditors Report.
Blot among White and CoIOred Troops
The trial OF Emerson Etheridge.
A Battle with the Indians
About $50 Killed and Wounded
Several or their Chiefs captured.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-16

Interesting News from Mexico.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-16
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