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sa Sc BiaA.TlccHEL,oR,s HAIR DYE The
ltRntanoous. The only periaat Dve NJ
disappointment; no ridiculous tinfs; true
- mature, black or brown. Genuine IN
Also, Regenerating Extrnct 81 Nf,t,of,o,,r
= Restores, preserves, and beaatiiiea the
hair; prevents badness. Sold IN ali d,r,s-
asistN. Factory IL Barclay street, n. ".
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@@- coLGATE's HONEY SOAP. This
>Saehrated Toilet Soap, In such universal
'tanand, is made from the CHOICEST mate
MS u MILD and ENoLLrENT In It's nature,
eAoRASrLY SCENTED. and extremely
ENEFIcrAL In its action upon the skin.
os sale by druggists and fancy goods
callers. $3.50 ~ n"
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Secure seats early. Benefit of the
Webb Sisters.

CHOICE New York AppLEs.-Just
received one hundred barrels choice
Neao York Apples, in store, and for
sale low by
HAYHURsT IL WHITAKER,
No. 6 South Water Street.
nov20tf
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Bay Remember SWANS Hair Balm
is the only restorer in the world that
is used as restorer and dressing com
bined. II is fast becoming into use
as Ladies' Hair Dressing aud o pre-
tentative Of hair turning gray. Sold
by all druggists. H klH
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MILLINERY GOODS AT AUcrIoN.--
The auction Of Millinery Goods on
First Street, two doors below Syca-
more Street, viii be postponed until
Monday, November 26th, instead Of
"Wednesday theg2aets ~ ! shall lbelab-
sent from the city. ~ ~s'ifeoN
Gss HIRAM NELSON,
noy20 ct Auctioneer.
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CoNrRAcroIls.-T contract to build tho
telegraph line 20 Mt Vernon was taken,
we are informed, by Messrs. Ducltworth
g. t.Gregory,g Of Mt, Vernon, gentlemen
whose we'll approved enterprise and ener-
gy, fully insures the speedy completion Of
the work. go IN. - --.-.... 49,
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no3v20t If

B1- Don't walk all over the city to
find what everybody will tell you can
be found in greater abundance and at
less cost than any place in the city, at
No. 5 South First Street. noyl6 If
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EVANSVILLE. Nov. %. 1865

.q.se.a EVANSVILLE, Nov, %, 1885,
's3sa The members Of Jackson Fire
Company, No. /, will meet at their
engine house at Ii =. M. to-day, TO at
tend the funeral of Mr.. Jacob Witte-
mer 1t is hoped that every member
will be present. Il, h .basl 1.' 4, t.i,r
b.. HAMERsTETN President.
IS v, SMITH, Secretary 20 1 ~.
E BGs- Attend the benefit 10 the
Webb Sisters tonight. .s 1o a
FoR the Largest and Finest Stock
of Mems and Boys Clothing, visit
the Great Wardrobe, "a Main Street
u 8. N; SMITH 4 Co., Propt'rs.
x noy22-dtf. sy.9 3 1 En- 81
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THANKs,-W reindebed TO Hon. VIM.
hsNiplacit for copy OF the Report OF the
Joint COMMITTEES ON Reconstruction, n
valuable and interesting work, of about
800 pages printed in small type.
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R6r Beavers, Chinchillas, OCloths,
Doeskips, and Cassimeres, the most
elegant and in the largest quantity
are to be found at j. II. Lotspeich' s,
No. 5 South First Street. % Mr.. Clark
does the cutting, and guarantees a
perfect fit IN every case, noYI6 cod
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Il
LtnRAIlY LgoTUIiEs.- Library Assoc
citation OF this city nave been diligently at
work for the last three months, endeayor-
Ing TO secure the services or the most pop
uiar lecturers. Whilst they have been dis
appointed IA some notables as Mr.. Cough,
Speaker Golfax, Gen. Logan, Gen. Butler,
and Alex. II. stephens, as also Miss Anna
Dicireheon, with whom they have cores
pended, but all OF whom have declined,
they hope 20 offer our citizens pro-
gramfne OF avery acceptable kind, 10 come
on soon after the holidays.
The Evansville Library Association have
nearly fpatured a course Of popular lee
lures to be commenced early IN January,
which they trust VIII meet with great fa-
vor from the people of our city. The first
lecture OF the course win most likely DO
by the Row. Dir. Milbarn. "the blind
preacher on Saturday evening, January
18th. Petroleum v. Nasby, Carl schurz,
Theodore dilton, and several others are
expected; Indeed, have promised to come
In the meantime they Will offer, about the
9th of December next, an independent lee
trfe from Mr.. 9. Oscanynn, who IL a ma
tive Turk, dressed IN costume, and Is at
tended by "a young Indy in oriental dress,
exhibiting before the eye many of the
manners and customs OF the lard or the
sultans.i We promise our citizens treat
In this lecture. im saiii (
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$50 oTHING SYRUP,
FOR CuILDnEN TEETI

EM kMf#N 8Asfasas8#'M HfAa# fHMhtB
Sagaich greatly facilitates the process OF
gamething By aoftening the gums, reducing
aan fnhammations. will aliay ALL PAIN
azHnaaa Hpaanfodic petions hnd jay skN9
eunE 10 REGULATE rIE BOWELS.
4isopsnd upon IL, mothers IL viii give rest
aA@gpuraelvea and
saEiztaMr AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS.
vWefhave put up ana sold this article for
1szar thirty years, and ,oaa say ffs confidence
eassE Irasth OF IL what we have never been
takthe 10 say Of amy other medicine; neper
sssns % fdtied Ia a single Instance 20 eject a
caawr, when timely used. Never did we
aAaaow an instance OF dissatisfaction BY any
ernse, who used II. on the contrary all are
dAnfAAghted with its operationas afdspank I'm
sAeaana of eommendation OF It's magical
fsa1issta- and medical vlrtuaq.r Weyepeals In
Hxnae naatter " what zoe 40 k,,otO,n after thirty
Is~aassar experience aha pledge DIR reputation
sawe1ae aaLaiiaaent oT tghai tee here declare. In
szSzaaRg ewgry instance where tiie infant ~
asasstaiNg from pain and hauatioii, foll0f
.aes1i6e found In fifteen or twenty minutes
aaiHbsr Eile Syrup u administered.
essnzi directions FOR Using will accompany
ssnpen isottie. Nohe genuine unless the fac
saaAmaaao Of CURTIS e. PERKINS, New York,
eutHn tho outside wrapper
.2Aa1EAp nv all aFuSeisis thEeyRhept the
alPsafE. osLY % aEFFsA BoFThE. ia
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PERsoNAL.-Generai Rain, member of
Congress elect from the Thirteenth District
OF ILLINOIS, g9A. u catixths, editor of the
Princeton Clarion, and Mr.. Landrigan, OF
Illinois, were Ia thectty yesterday. Gem
erai Rauin sieeis as if lac md won a fresh
victory over the rebels.
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DD-The friends Of Mr. David An
derson will find him permanently with
J. II. Lotspeich. No, 5, South First
Street. The commands of his friends
will be promptly obeyed,
Nov16-eod. 'H
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REcIgas.- Circuit Court yesterday.
after trimming up eome loose businese.
adjourned 10 meet In special term on the
first Monday Ia December. ii "a iaaaiIn1
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CITY NEWS.

HxPaEsstvE.-Chae.W Woodward. Division
superintendent OF the great Adams Iex-
press Company, wins Ia the city laet night,
stepping af the Sherwood House. ...s
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E6g-If you want your Prescriptions
carefully filled with the purest medi-
cines, go to Bridwell & Co.'S Drug
Store, corner Of Third and Main
Streets, where you can be aceommoda-
ted at all hours night or day.
Nov. 2l-3t.
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Ar WoRK.--The undersigned take
pleasure in announcing that their
Stove Foundry, which was burned
some time since, is again in full ope-
ration, and they are now ready to FIJI
orders promptly for anything in the
line Of Cooking and Heating Stoves,
Holloware, Tinware, &c, &C. Their
assortment Of Stoves is equal to any
in the West. They are also sole
agents for O'Neil's patent indestruct-
able Copper Bottoms and Iron Clad,
which are the best invention Of the
age, and we are certain that Wash and
Coffee Boilers with these bottoms on
them will last as long again as the old
pattern of bottoms Call and exam
inc for yourself before purchasing
elsewhere. Sample. and Sale Rooms
No 93Main Street, Evansville Ind.
nov20-dlm. BRINKMEYER a. CO...
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A BAD srELL.-A letter was received at
the Post .ofiice last night with the name Of
the, city thus, ~Efannszfulie about as
bad O. Apell ~ any one over had. aoffs
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THE WEBB SISTERS TONIGHT

NOBLE ~ Co.'S Baltimore Oysters
are the sweetest and best Oyster
brought to this market. Only to be
found at the New York Grocery, No.
" Main Street.
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DELIcIous.-We acknowledge the receipt
last night Of a basket OF delicious tender
loins and spare ribs from our kind friend,
Byron Bingham, OF Patohas .bt-3ffs Bsa (
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QUICK TIME.-7'rhe Adams Express laid
upon our table yesterday the New York
papers OF the Goth In advance or the mails.
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RockportAtaRe fvia Newburgh and Boon
/ vitie,l carrying the mail, leaves at 7 A. M,
| on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
Arrives by 7P. NJ, Tuesdays, Thursdays
and saturdays, t
New Harmony Mail Stage leaves Mon
days and Fridays at 7 A. NJ. Arrives Tues
days and Saturdays by Ar. M.
Mt Vernon Mafl Stage leaves daily lex
cept Nundaya) att A. ~. Arrives daily lex
cept Aundaye} by 2 +. M.
To NEwnuna.HHaclsd daily Except Sun
day. from the Merchants Hotel, az 3
o'clock y. NJ lI.44t ~ JHt
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It tLET.--Two or three small fami-
lies and several gentlemen, can get
good rooms aud boarding at II. G.
NANNEY's, corner Sixth and Cherry
Street. .dL p 1ll l .a..
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Terre Haute and indianapolis.
Ohio and Mississippi Railroad.
FROM yTNcENNEs.
gTEAWHOAT LIME

TO IoufsvTLI.E. Every Monday and
Saturday at 10 O'Clock A, NJ. Every Wednea-
day, Thursday, and Saturday at o'clock
no CAfno-Daiiy, except Sunday, at .
o'clock r. NJ.
10 tiREEw RIVER Every Wednesday
and Saturday At o'clock y. NJ.
10 .EAsrPoRT.rr Every Thursday az 4
o'clock y. NJ
To MEmPnfs.-Every Saturday Mt 4
o'clock y. NJ.
TO lie .pnnsorLDaily, except Sundays,
Mt 3 o'clock pm.
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An URFoBTUsATE AND MELANcHoLY
OCCURRENCE Saturday last, Mr.. VIM.
Wilson, OF the vicinity OF Madisonvilie,
Kentucky, and brother-in-law OF Mr..
McGary, of this city, had been in town on
business, and was returning home on
foot. Mr.. Jesse Ray, neighbor, was going
into town on horseback, when he saw a
man approaching him motioning stick,
which Ray mistOok for n gun. lie called
out 10 the man 20 halt, but his warning
was not needed, ana the man continued TO
advance. Ray drew q revolver and fired,
the snOt taking effect ia the abdomen
AS the man fell, he called out TO Ray, who,
upon approaching, discovered that ne had
shot his neighbor, VIM. Wilson.
Ray took him on his horse 70 his (Wil-
son'sl house, where he fingered until Mon
day evening when he died. frgt. ks4
wilson was an anden5 Union man dur
Ing the war, and was highly esteemed. He
leaves a wife and family 70 mourn bis un-
timely death. s l fr4..f8.aI ~
The above is the story told by Ray him
self, who, when our informant left was
undergoing a Judicial examination. Ray
has, We believe, heretofore borne . fair
reputation, aIa asaslslists.as
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par Come one and all to the Webb
Sisters benefit tonight. ie.i ~,
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pay The JouRNAL STEAM Printing
Office is the best place in the city for
fine loork in the way Of Circulars,
Cards, and Envelopes. sA"sfs
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wISTfk coSfINe.- Yesterday Was ex-
tremelsv wihterisli. Al strong cold wind
blew all day from the Northwest, whist
Observation-Disclosures oveIture around the
corners ofbuildings IN the evening The
Fail has been. Remarkably pleasant and
mild, and now, on, the sd OF November,
not fake OF snow hes fallen. Last year
tho weather continued hno and pleasant
until the 18th Of December, when the NOR
curry went down suddenly below Z tho
freezing point, and on the morning of the
Ntn, the thermometers stood degrees above
zero, which ~asabout the coolest day last
winter uaa 6.f MAI - -
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NEW Music HousE.-we heard yester-
Ias 'nat Prof Cell, the musician, and Col.
- r Nheinlander, our present County
aie"syylef, have formed a business COM
o.assi"n' aud viii early next month open
ne" Music store. The design OF the new
nfln, We believe, In To keep an excluslvelv
Music house,their stock TO consist of oiI
varieties OF musical instruments. sheet and
book music They win open ON I1shIrd
street, between Sycamore and vine prdS
Cell is well known TO our citizens =. 80, -,
OF our most popular and acoomnI,snad
musical instructors, and is thorou.,,1,,
versed IN tins department of business
His musical attachments Joined 10 Col
Rheinlandor's energy and capacity onuht
10 constitute the elements OF successn,
business. They Will doutless receive fair
share Of public patronage.
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IT you want Shawls, Cloaks, Cloths,
Cashmere or Millinery and Dry Goods
of any description, go toAaa4 eUAN
sa Y ScHAPKER, BUssING x Co.
Oct13-dtf. arr
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LOCAL NOTICES.
81 pa~ Do not fail to go to the benefit
of the Webb Sisters tonight.

ApPLEsl AppLEsl--Just received
at the New York Grocery, ~ Main
Street, choice lot of eastern apples,
such as Golden Pippins, French Pip
pins, Jillnowers, Pound Sweets, &c.
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pa Benefit to the Webb Sisters
tonight. HH III aa
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"A New and Grnaah Epoch IA Medfcinei
.naz. Maggtel Is the founder Of 4 new Meti-
Mhm1 fsysteml The quantitarinns whose vnst
kaxnfernal dokes cnfeebie thr stomach and
aMm@Alyze tho bowels, mgst give precedence
AhsHshe man who restores health and appe-
ssfAss. with nom one 10 two OF his extraor-
stAmary Pills, and CURES the most virulent
lslHuuNaftgith a hoA or SO Of his wonderful aud
calm Aehiing Hhive. These two great apecif-
sazMs9f the Doctors are fast superceding all
aahHnastereotyped nostrumN OF the day. Ex-
sazs1egdinary cures By Mnpgiel'R PDls and
i8AalHye have opened the eyes of tho public 60
1akm 4nefficiency of the $50 called remedies
sasEes4hers, and upon which people have so
snarg blindly depended.i Maggiel's pills are
t1taA 81 the class That 4 re swallowed by the
xAsFonu. and of which every box full taken
fearaates an absolute necessity for another.
@Aanr or two OF Maggiel'A Pills auf1cea TO
aAlsoe the bowels IN perfect order, tone the
sstAxm ach, create AN appetite. and render
&infa spirits light ana buoyAnti There IL no
kTzping and no reaction Ina the form OF con-
AMAnation. If the liver ~ affected, tta func-
NAe<Exs are restored: and II the nervous kys-
t1mrn A. feeble, IL IL invtgorated. This fast
s1PsAAs "a makes the medicine very desirable
III TAG wants OF delicate females. tlceroua
@a12 terupuvo diseases are literally ex-
@9aMAlHhed by the dialnfectant power OF
m&kiels Salve. In fact, H. is here an
sSnz need that. Ma1gieps bilious, DDspeptio
as1s 49, sA..gs'rhad IlLLs cure whore all others
- while for Burns, Scalds Chilblains,
- hAiu MI nbraaions OF the skin Afd0gfeEs
11AzF ~ infallible. Sold by j, Maggtel, II
49, 49, slfset New York, and all Druggists,
qAeA@ ren rs per box, d&wly
"#aH
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noY20 I'D

B0oKwHEAT Flour-40 barrels Of
prime Buckwheat Flour for sale at
98hay ~ Cox x II UMPHREYls, ~
noyl7dlwl No South Water st..
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YaANIllpkll
Mrs. WrNsLow

sng experienced Nurse and Female Physi,
srtap. presents 10 the atteption Of mothers
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New ORLEANS, Nov. N.-The
Louisiana State Fair closed to-day
with great eclat. Visitors from the
North and West, including editors
Of agricultural papers, I declare
it was one of the most useful,
liberal and generous efforts of the
kind ever known, and predict as its
sequel most rapid improvement and
restoration of the South to prosperity
and great encouragement to Northern
and Western trade and manufacturers:
Texas papers speaks hopefully of
trade and crops in that State.
Advices were received to-day from
the Rio Grande to the I'D inst. Esco-
bado he'd arrived before Matamoras,
and demanded its surrender. Canales
offered to acceed upon terms which
Escobado refused.
Cortenas has arrived and forced a
loan of s. 900 at Bagdad. The Amerl-
cans refused to contribute, but he
compelled them by threats of i'm
prisonment.R .W9Tg .s3g g8 .a
Gen Canavija denies that he IS a
supporter of Ortega. Ortega is still
at Brazos.
Arrived-Marmion, New Era, and
Cuba from Baltimore.
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ton Of Matsaamsoras Mtsas I By By The. United
States Stat troops, 4 dispatch just re-
ceived from Gen. Sheridan, mentions
that such a rumor Is current IN New
Orleans, But he odiscredits it. Exag-
geratedreports on this subject are set
afoat, from Washington in order to
influence the market. = 81 -
The Comnaercidz' S, Washington spe-
cial says a report prevails that a col
lision had actually occurred between
the United States and French troops
south, of the Rio Grande. So, far,
however, no reliable Mexican inform
alton has been received, No trouble
is. apprehended from theloecupation
of Matamoras by american, troops.
Escobado moved upon Matamoras
with, a; sufficient force to defeat Ca
males, the mutinous Liberal who sold
the city, aud, as it would surely fall :.
the American soldiers Were merely
dispatched to prevent pillage and ra-
pine. Canales, if captured, was to be
Shot BY Escobado. - 80
Gen, Sheriden dispatched the
troops. on his own responsibility, the
administration here knew nothing In
advance of the intended movement,
and did not disapprove of Sheridan s
conduct, 4 Gen. Sheridan was entrust-
ed with large discretionary power. and
his original Instructions comprised a
project for ajoint French and United
States protectorate, pending a. popular
vote on the question of a Republic
under Juarez, or monarchy under
Macmillan. i5ei .5.. ~
Newly YoRK, Nov! 28.-The ,C0na-
mercidt s Baltimore special says:
Its rumored hatReyerdy johnson
will take a seat in the Cabinet, and
/ that the Democrats will elect Gov.
Swami to the expired term of two
years in the United States Senate, re
serving the full six years. term for a
straight-out Eastern Shore Democrat
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CANADA.
Disposition OF GunbOats-Fenian
Prisoners = Printers Strike =
Wreck Of Schooner.

"a. II Il Il ~
ToRoNTo, G. W, Nov. 28.4The
disposition of gunboats for the Winter
is as follows: Heron, at Toronto; !;
Cherub, (at Goodrich; the Prince
Frederick is also laid up there; the
Britomarte, Dunyille, PROTECTOR Res
cue, Herculese, and Royal, at Kings
ton Navy. Yard. asW tsd Fa rs
ToRoNTo, G. W, Nov. 28.-In the
matter Of the Fenian prisoners under
sentence, the Judges have, not yet
given their decision on the applica7
tionl to set aside verdiets and grant
new trials 1t is rumored that the
cause of delay is that the Courts in
tend refusing the rule, 9and are pre-
pairing an elaborately written judg-
ment, setting forth at full length the
grounds ION which the decision is
based; if so, it is the intention of the
prisoners, counseLtoapplyi to. have the
question referred to the Court of
Error and Appeal IF they do so,
two of the judges must concur that
the objections are we'll founded, pths
erwise the Judgment. already given
stands in full force. ~ = =
The journeymen printers struck for
higher wages in consequence of the
increased prices Of all necessities.
The demands were generally conceded
by employers. ,ees'.ls g
DUFr1N's CREEK, g. W. Nov. 28.-
The schooner Swallow capsized and
drifted ashore. 1t is supposed that
the crew was lost, She was loaded at
Highland creek for Toronto. From
the appearanceaof the wreck it is sup
posed she sprang leak and became
unmanageable. The captain was
William Hutchinson, a well known
skipper on the lake, having sailed on
Lake Ontario for over thirty years. 2
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the Alta, California, newspaper to re-
cover damages to She amount of $27,
600 for the publication of an alleged
libel about the seizure of the brig
Basco at Cape st. Lucas, in which the
plaintiff is designated as pirate and
robbers Es e5SB8.ka sssB 1KssaEs EsseEG
Wheat sold to-day at 81 IS per
hundred; = Hawagan sugar SO 50 per
hundredi5 mining stocks, generally
look well.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. g.. The bark
Eloyn would arrive at Victoria on
November 18th, having landed coal at
Fox Island, and wire at Plover Bay,
for the Russo American Telegraph.
She brought dispatches from Col
Bulkley for headquarters.
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BUFFALO,.
Fenian ExcitementrBrigade Ready
to Move.

BUFFALo, \ ov. 28.-The Stephens
wing of the Ferians in this city, have
called a meetl4,s for Friday night, to
send men, money and arms to Ire
land. There are 5000 stand of arms
here belonging o.the Fehlans of the
Roberts wing. 1t is understood there
is full brigade here, all ready for
immediate movement. The men meet
for drill every night by companies at
their rooms or in the fields adjoining
the city. 1t is estimated the infantry
branch numbers between 1900 and
$500 men, most of them familiar with
the manualof arms. One battery of
light artillery, is said to be fully Or
ganized. and ready to take the field as
soon as any movement may be in
aaugurated. The want of this effective
branch was severely felt during the
raid last June, us-.,-r-
BUFFALO, Nov. 28.-The Fenian
news, as telegraphed in the Worlds
special, creates something of stir,
though heavy rain to-day prevents
any public demonstration. The Head
Centres hereabouts have been very
active lately.
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New YORK, Nov. 28.-The World's
New Orleans special says:
A dispatch just received from
Flakes Bulletin, at Galveston, an
nounces that lie Union General,
SedgwiekY crossed the Rio Grande on
Thursday last witt brigade of United
States troops and oe alpied Matamoras,
assuming that he q { So to protect the
interests Of gAl9erean. residents in
that town The movement creates
great excitement, as it is not known
whether it has been done, or not, with
the. sanction of the Government.
The World $ Washington special
says: -.
The President has received dis
patch tonight from Gen. Sheridan,
announcing that Gen Sedgwick' has
crossed the Rio Grande and occupied
Mexican territory with detachment
of United States troops. He is ala
ready in possession of Matamoras. 1t
is understood that this movement has
been made without any knowledge on
the part of the President.
New YORK, Nov. 28.-The Posts
special says the Government has re-
ceived no information of the occupa-