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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-12
rnosr nEM onLlAsA.

New ORLEANS, Oct. 1.-THE morn
ing papers will publish tomorrow
morning the correspondence between
Governor Wells and the Board Of
Lsyse Commissioners, respecting n
proposition ~ ehll the Legislature to-
esthsf 10 consider the fepitir Of the
I4eyee. This the G6vsfnoR declined
doing, as the Legislature twas not
needed in his opinion. They 1list.
asked him 10 fla his warrant tn theiffs
so that the Legislature will rntifg Al
sale 1T less than. for which b. nofa al
lowed by law, and this, the 0overnor
says. las has no doubt the Legislature
Will do, IL Is understood that the
Governor Is unwilling 10 call She Log.
stature together, because he appres
bends that its first act wenld he 10
itapeaeh him. lnet -
A fire this morning destroyed n
building on Camp Street, on the corn Fl
or Of P6ydfas Street, respectively
occupied by Petroleum. vapor Store
Company, and CoDloan. Plumber Il
Mixer, Loss, $4,000, partially In
suted, The contents Of the nd
JNfHiHE bHllhlHEfg tABlAlSh ny AHF
German Gasette, aud Bloomfield a.
Street, Book Sellers, was damaged TO
tho amount Of $4,000, iIln
Adyiees from the Rio Grande 10
4th, report that Col, Qneroga. tmpsA
rial had routed the Liberal f6rGes
between Saltillo aud San Luis. 8
lEseobado was expecting 60 be driven
out Of Monterey, upon which VidaufA
ri, tho old Governor, mud Gen. Mejia
wefe advancing ia'm. pol hels ~
Cayales, acknowledging Aftia ag
President, was yat IN POSSESSION Of
Maiamores, though two attempts by
the Jnafigts, one under Gen, John
4. Ford. aud the other under General
llipQj9aa, had been made TO expel
hinlI0W 45W YeHE na NHfi af1 ft
Certipas was advancing 10 make
third Que, tabel s3e ed tHE lft
I Forced loans have been made by
the Liberals in Matamoras since Ne.
jin left, TO the extent or 800 ,0De. II y
/ Most Of The lMexicana of means
had fed to Matamoras. H Bol Hi &.
Cotton advanced one cent. sales Of
3 900 bales low i4ildaling at 3g@37ed
receipts 800 bales. Il bsi.i3 baf ~
J Gold A1a. a4aitu ast afII auosf ed u 4
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To Corresn0nlIenta

We never notice communication
NOT accompanied with The name Of the
author, who must be made known 10
us, IL uaaeqaabteda
Write 90 only one side Of the paper
Don't write unless YOU have some.
thing 20 soy Of interest 10 tho pabliog
aud be AZ brief as the subject will a.
low, sit hH - ,.iai
Communications should DO address.
cd 70 the Editors Of The JOURNAL,
and not 10 individuals Z,
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FROM SAN FRANCISCO.

SAN FRANCISCO, October 10.--The
eteamer Golden Age sailed to-day for
Panama, carrying EDa2 900 IN treasure,
of which $780, 900 is for New York.
Among her passengers are BreVet
Brigadier General H. g. Drum, us.
Army.
Sales Of prime milling wheat were
made TO day at 81 GA per:l00 pounds.
Fifteen vessels are loading with wheat,
destined Ms follows' for New York /;
Z for Liverpool; / for Cork, aud 2 for
Australia. s8 bd a1
Mining shares hre dull; Yellow
jacket is quoted at 72b, Ophir, III;
Savage, lbib; chollor, 10Y.
Legal tenders, a. nnilp4#G
SAN Francisco, Oct, II, Japan
adyices of September 18th report the
arrival at Yokohoma of Con, Won
Volkenburg, United States Minister
TO Japan, and Arson Burlingame,
Minister TO China. Both Ministers
we're on n visit 10 Jeddo" 81
Mr.. Burlingaino was expected soon
TO leave for China. i.'' p
The Italian Minister had giyon
banquet TO the French Envoy on
board the steamer Magenta, which
subsequently, sailed for China. 1tn'f
i. he Minister proceeds to China for
the purpose of making treaty be-
tween China and italy.
Two French, one Italian, one Rus
sian, and eight English men lofrwar
were lying in the harbor of Yokoho.
ma. 91aR aH - at - bnle on
IA later account saye that the ~. q.
eteamers Hartford, Wyoming, and
WRehusett sailed on the ist Of Sep.
TEMPER. R pdi an ! .0HlH aan1 ~
( Little activity is noted id the gent
cral market, bat, ia the jobbihg trade,
there is a good business doing. There
~ 2 lively domand for money. han .ll
/, Yesterday, the bookkeeper OF a
large firm absoonded with q large
amount ct greenbacks. The names Of
parties are not given, nor is the
amount stated. gf8s o40a oval sH \
Butter is selling at 3lc@36 per
pound, tas. s. Nv .a s5l1s ~ 80.
Costa Rico coffee is quoted at DC
per pound, r8.g ssf Ht vtlt
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pubols County.

We had made arrangements 20 get
full aud early dispatches from Dubois
County, but wa have nothing reliable
up 20 last night, A gentleman who
left Jasper on, Wednesday reported
that the DemoecgAta did not oiatm it
by moro theuNl 900, which would 70.
duee Nibleck's majority to less than
100, making a Republicans gain Of
1000 votes, ifthia should prove cor
rect, Il will make the First the Ban.
ner District Of tho State, nv far as
gains are concerned, At the worst
from Dubois, we have done well.
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Tho second District.

The New Albany Commercial con.
codes tho election of kaRa, Dome-
erat, by his usual majority Perry
County ID reported by that paper to
have given a Union majority Of about
100, This makes the election of Capt.
JOHNSON, Union, TO the State Senate
certain beyond doubt, 10 tho Dis.
triet composed Of Warriek, Spencer,
aud perry.
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New YoaK Oct. 1.-THE Cam
n1ercial says That the Philadelphia
Leiger's hoax concerning the Presi-
dent aud Congress-. was sent 10 the
Lei0er from this city, for stock job
bing purposes.
a special 10 the Post says that one
ofthe most terrific Storms ever known
10 Washington, has ragged there for
the past twelve hours. Parts Of the
city are oyerHdged ,nnd no railroad
trains have left the aity to-day.
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r0seY county.


The advieea from Poaey County, re-
eeived yesterday afternoon, we're,
that tho Republicans had carried
the County by mejoritiea ranging
from fifty 20 two hundred voteH.
DEBauLER, for Congress, about one
hundred majority, The entire
Union County Ticket Is elected.
GARnlNER the Democratic candidate
for Auditor, has been defeated. He
was considered tho strongest man In
the County. This fully oil.aett the
defeat of Col, RnalNLANpnR in this
County Old Posey has done glor,
ioualy, II is the frat time in her HIS.
tory that aho ever gave anything but
a Democratic majority, Verify the
enemy 10 driven from his stronghold
We eoneede 10 Poaey tho flag, an the
Banner County Of the District, The
gain over the vote for NIpLAcR in
1864 In gTs, de 1F
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The slander SIN travelling.

We cut tho following from the
Ceaeai Christias Herald of Cinein.
matt y
INrEMPfRANoE, -- The Evansyillh
CbHrter says that the destructive
habit of drinking is spreading among
the young ladies. Fancy drinks ara
mixed up, containing brandy, whisky,
or other Intoxicating liquors, not only
at private parties, but at the saloons
trequoutcd by the ladies' EyanA.
willie ii not tho only place whore the
use Of strong drinks is demoralizinc
young ladies', But throughout The
land the custom of introducing drinks
that have been spiked " into social
gatherings is oultivating the drunk.
ards thirst for Intoxicating liquors.
Christians should persistently oppose
such habit.
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FROM TORONTO. q. w.

ToRoNTo, @. W, Oct. ia dis
patch from Ottowa to the Leader OF
this city, says: 6.ao I'D T0r
Military men say the object Of the
British Government in sending addi-
honal troops 70 this country, is not SO
much TO guard against Fonian attacks
AS to be prepared for moro serious
consequences. e....g., ...-f
The number of passengers who have
arrived at Quebec, since the opening
of navigation is "a, 900. An in
crease OF 5000 over the same period
OF last year.
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SPENCER County.

We learn, from a letter received
ff9m Daoiel tiayfofd, Esd, last night,
that HDeneer gives an Averages Union
majority Of Two hundred, elee6ng ey.
cry candidate Oh the ticket, The ma
iofifg t0r DeI'aptga Is 30 The
Union gain over 1864 Is lg9 Well
done leyai spencer, you have nobly
done yonr dafVf OH AA
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stnte elections.
The following States are yet /,
hold elections this Fall.

The following States are yet to
hold elections this Fall
West Virginia Fourth Thursday
in October,
Louisiana First Monday In No
vember,
Deleware-i'irst Tuesday in No.
yomber.
Illinois-First Tuesday in Novem-
Der,
kapeas= lfirat Tuesday IA Novem-
Der
Is Maryland-First Tuesday in No
vcmber,
Massachusetts First Tuesday in
November. .a
Michigan First Tuesday IN No.
vember.
Minnesota First Tuesday in No,
veniber.
Miaseuri--First Tuesday In M.
vemher
Nevada First Tuesday In Noyem.
ber G
Now Jersey First Tuesday in No
semher, Nr.sa
Now York--First Tuesday ialNo-
senibar
Wiseonsin4-lelrst Tuesday In No.
yemher, Ro sfo ots - af5fh
Colorado Second Tuesday IN No.
vomher. s.t ae apalu.
south Carolina Fourth Monday in
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EItalM siiIIaiAaaO.

CHICAGO, Dot, 1l.-Within the past
three days the cholera IN this city has
been on tho inoreaaa. La twenty
four hours up TO midnight last night,
GO caaes were reported, II Of which
were fatal sau8g he Ha
DR.. Brainard, founder Of the Rush
Medical College in this city, died Of
tho disease last night. 'a9ga1 E
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WAsfltD..fwo good 0owpasitors NJ
this once. lag a4l Hs
IYnnderhnrgIl N0nnlY.

N, We publish the official returns this
.tleorning, The majority for pFlihut
ba Is sa2. which Is a Union loss Of
81 votes over the vote Of 1854 E
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PrOyendor.

Senator Hendricks has been the
grand almonor of Johnson's patron
age ID this State. He will now havo
leisure 20 take an inventory of sioux,
and foot up the profit and loss 40
count Indianapolis Journal,
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Mnrrlck County.

We were disappointed in not ro-
ooiving moro authentic information
from Warriok County last night. The
Democratic majority was reported yos.
terday 70 be reduced toll votes. -La 1
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WORCESTER MASS, Dot. tl.-Hon
John ID. Baldwin, was unanimously
nominated for re- election 20 Congress
to-day by the Republican Convention
of tho Eighth District.
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SALEM, Mass, Oct, 1.-THE Sixth
Congressional District Republican
Convention was held here to-day. and
IL. Il. Butler was nominated for Con
gress. lie received l66 out of l6S
votes cast on the first hnllot. ----
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FRaaG wAnEIEAm. sEAaa.

{ WAREuAM. MASS, Oct ll..-Hon.
Thomas ID. Elliott was nominated To-
day for reelection TO Congress by the
Republican, Convention IN the First
DlhLrlet.. LnaL ma LII L.IL-- -lLLL !.
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THE INDIANS eTfLL COMMITTING
DEPREDATI0Ns ON a,J
THE PLAINS. al. ef
RUM0Ra OF MORE CABINET
80 CHANGES.
ETC, ETC, ETC, ETC.
INDIANA ELnOFfas aGfUnl

. A%bARNA AAA6AAFN AkAsAAAkASs
Special to Journal, 54f a ya
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct 1.-THE Re
publican majority on the State Ticket
will be about $1,000 The Congress.
men elected are coburp, siKth Dis.
tfiet, by 1900 majority Oith, Eighth
District, by 800 Washburne. Seventh
District, by GOO; sbanks. Eleventh
District, $500 julian, Filth District,
$50; Williams, Tenth District, 1000;
.colfax, Ninth District, $500, Hunter.
Third District, minority not known
Niblaek First District LOO Hole
inap, Fourth District, 500 kem, SEQ
ond District, mnjorltylHot known
Tho Legislators Is Republican by
Increased liiaJ9rlfas 10 both branches
special 10 thsf5oafHhi. A ee 800 pge
Vis6gVaEs, Oct Tive have ro-
aeived tho following returns, Martin
County gives Niblaek 400 majority.
Daviesa County gives Niblaek 30 ma.
joritYi Knox County gives NlblAek
929 nhJority Pike County gives Do
Bruler 70 majority, We have re-.
oeived no returns yet from Dubois
County. a1t tht A7d es# "
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PInInlIeld Oni.lnnn.

Washington Township. Hamilton
County, eivesFl6 Union, aud not one
Copnarhead vote.
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TOILET AND FANCY ARTICLES 9
Notice.
Notice 70 Contractors.

DCTOHEH Ihr, IHDU.
TavHE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE
n city OF Evansville will receive sealed
proposals until the 10Th day of October,
1862 for grading, graveiin9, ana paving
the alley situated between Second aud
Third Streets, aud extending from Gum 10
Cowan Street
liy order Of the Council.
A. NJ. McdRIFF, Clerk.
city Clerks onice, October sth, 1853
ocS dtd Union copy.1
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W.
CfatUfT CoURr The Vanderburgh
Circuit. Court 70 -oonvonad yesterday
morning NJ 2 O'Clock, when The follow,
ing Grand Jury was empahneled and
sworn ihs haf i8ehA IS i5'ias
Pigeon Townahip--Jam es u, Green,
Samuel Rodgers, john Danatell
Benjamin u. Norton, John Heally. (
Affnatrong-Wm. Ptuett. 81, Il - Z,
Center-George Granjean. re- ~
FerrymWm. Smith. si as1 = 81.
Samuel Barker.
Qerman--John FreidhofI. Henry
Becker. met o. ayn 4el it,t
kuight4B, +. strand. 1910 auf
Aftar tho usual charge by his Hon.
or, Judge Parrett the Grand Jury re'
tired 10 their room.
The only case tried yesterday was
that of CheHter o. Davis Is, the atoan-
CT raraaoon. for breaking sail boat.
Morria \, johnson appeared for the
plaintiff and Col DENLY for the de-
fence, After the examination of vari-
Gus witnesses, tho Court Adjourned un-
oil this morning NJ y o'clock,
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hpnneeE COMMIT.
H0eKP0nf, lsbgs
Dnf 10 1910 u olel0nk =. NJ

WrI1 ~ I0WV-V . VF'VH F1H1
tdilqF JeaFnaiifug Be 8faf tt j
/ herewith send you tlle reported
majarities IN the different townships
in Spencer County, which we have
reasoa 10 know are reliable and cor
sect .alfl 81
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How kenlueky treats Union soldiers.

The notorious Col, Sam. johnson,
WHO. aa wa arc informed, wis Indicted
byItbe grand jury Of this bounty at
the lasl term OF our circuit court, for
murder IN two cases. has been par
dpned by the Governor .=rHmetia0
Green Gasshe,
Col, Jonsaos, II will BIO remepls
bared, was ahe Of tho most efficient
OF the Kentucky Federal Objects IN
driving out the guerrilla hurdles
which Infested that State during the
war, and now that II Ii over, be Is
branded by tho GRIND Jury as q mar.
derer for doing his duty TO his flag
and his doHhtfy, and nothing but tho
friendship Of Q loyal Governor saves
sblm from a felon's punishment /
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The .Herdid's Mexican eorrespon-
dent has the following. ~ ~
- Gen. Mejlu, the Imperial corhman
der, has moved on Monterrey aud n
battle between his forces and those of
Escobado, has probably taken place.
A report had reached Matamoras that
Escobado, who had the principal or
ganized force Of tho Liberals, had been
defeated at Monterey, 81
It is stated that Macmillan had
gone over to the Church party Ms n
dernier resort. To satisfy the clergy
he had torestorc all the Church prop.
erty, apnul some of the offensive laws
previously passed. and dismiss two of
his ablest ministers.
The emharkation of the LIST Regi-
ment of Frahch infantry, had been
stopped TO await information from
France, expected by Gen. Caste Han,
Napoleon's special envoy, who ~ en-
route to Mexico.
An European banker had promised
TO loan Macmillan Sl7 10000.
The proclamation of President
johnson, relative 20 the blockade,
was looked upon rs an eleotioneering.
dodge. arlRa '+ft ~
An American Protectorats IL still
talked Of and desired.
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DRY GOODS.
ll3 PRICE & WOOD, I19
NINTH STREET. ABOVE ARCH,
Nave Just opened.-

N. NINTH STREET. ABOVE ARCH,
Have just opened:-
new lot Of White Goods.
lOt pieces Nalnsook Plaid Musns 31h, 40, 45 SO S.
co. 65. 7O and nc ayard
b. Soft finish Cambto ana Jaconet Musns; Nansook
MusIins 20, 28. 49, 37k 49, up to SOC. ward
cheap lot of Victoria Lawns very fine lOc yardI
Hair Cord stripe and Pad Musins
swiss Muslns 20 25 %, 81, a., So up to SOC. YARD
Figured swiss Muslins, 20 and 45c.
LINEN GOoDSi LINEN GOODst
"a Colored I able Linens exc a yard
Power Leon able Linens, IS SIX, and 81 a yard
Double Dbmask Bleat he'd Table CIoths.
Napkins, warranted all linen, 2ss, $3.50, s26O ss7S
and % dozen.
A cheap lot Of linen Towels 20 and Csc.
Handsome Damask Towels.
MUSLINSi MUSLINS -
Best make Bleached and Unbleached Musns at the
very lowest market price
Beacbed Musns IS 20. and &c ayard best Bleached
Muslin in the city 25: heavy yard wide Unbeached
Muslin 25c yard.
Pillow Case and sheeting 81 Musllns.
KID GLOVES! KID GL0vEsll
Best quality imported choice Spring colors Ladies'
English SILK Gloves; Ladies' White and Buff Berlin
Goves Ladies' Lsle and Berlin Gloves 25c up to Soc
pair.
BONNET BIBBoNS CHOICE COL ORs.-Numbers
land 6 corded edge Ribbons; Black Velvet gibbons;
White silk Malnes.
HOOP sKIRTsl HOOP SKIRTS! BEST quality
made expressly sales.
PRICE &c WOOD.
No 113 n. NINTH Street, above Arch
N. B.-Wll remove to the N. w corner Eighth and
Filbert streets about the last OF april. 42l
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NEW CHEsNUT STREET IHEATRE.-Miss Maggie
Mitchell PLAYED the Pearl OF SAVOY" to the great
delight OF her admirers, many of whom had never
seen her III anv other role than that of "FanchOn"
The Pearl of SaUou will be repeated this evening.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ARoH STREET THEATRE.--Mme Celeste made
her appearance last evening ~ the part OF Captain
Vandeideoken" Captain Marry att has written
novel on the subject of the ''Flying Dutchman"
which is full OF romance and interest From this
novel we suppose that the various plays that have
been given are taken All the dramatizations how
ever, have been exceedingly tiresome, the only
point about them being The clever manner IN which
the of the story got rld Of The verlOn at
the Arch is exception 1t is perfectly incOm-
prehensible and without poilt OF interest to give
effect to the tab eaux and the splendid stage eocs,
winch are so admirably given The numerous front
scenes required 10 give the time necessary Tor Drepara
ton for the grand tableaux render the piece wearl
s0mo IN the extreme, and make the audience lose
sight of the plot Madame Cees was admirably
graceful. Her costume was picturesque, and the
shadowy effect OF the unreahty OF the person OF
"Vanderdecken' skilfully represented by the may
grey drapery. But we had not enough OF Celeste
she appears rarely, and then mers slY to form
tablcau She Is nothing in the action of the play,
though the object of it to all Others THIS Is great
fault for star pIece, for the star is OF course the
attraction. The Flying Dutchaian has been put on
"Lestelo" with "Vanderdecken" from the rocks
down into the sea, followed by the rising OF the
phantom ship ana ITS gradga increase OF slz3, was
Der 10 have seen. The rising the waters is done,
too with Preat redy the boat actually swims on the
rising waters For its mise en- scene the piece should
her pantomime graceful and expressive as ever.
Her face, too, made no 50 as thoroughly to dis.
guse her sex, pOrtrays the long WEAKNESS and
agony OF this eternal wandeTer OF the waves. The
piece, we would suggest, would be long enough
without farce. 1t will be repeated every evening"
WALNUT STREET THEATRE-Mr Booth had a
very large audience, though many OF the seats were
not filed but probably these had been bought by
spectators, who had not succeeded in reselling
them; certainly there was not seat unsold IN the
house Mr. Booths reception was unanimously
enthusiastic He was cal cd once before the curtain
but made no speech. MoTe depOnent sayeth not as
there was no possibility OF obtaining even seeing,
hearir &, or siItlnD room IN tire house. This even
ING Nj. Booth plays Romeo" and Miss Graham
"Jullet "
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