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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-03-26
NunOeshanntfaOt

@aIttn8tOn, "a. Mdrs. SOn. D,
y. Cooley, @Ommifdr Der Snotaner. Nn9eles
aenbeiten, fat Na6rtdten erbalten, baB Die
400 inpiuniiaen Dog SOlpters" BON ben
StGmmen Der Cheyenne unb Nrrapabpes,
pel&e tir3lt6 auf bem &rieespfaO eeeen bic
@etBen, lpe,iel sesen 8uttertelps 1eberlanos
Dot Gompa9nie Iid befanoen, Ser1prpAen bae
ben, lfd rubi8 gu oer6alten unO naA Dem
Sapen in Der &tAtun9 pe5 Nrfanlas 3ieben
AT wp(en.
= Oas Sulti3 Committee Des 6dulss miro
ein ENHANCEMENT CUR Contribution bert6ten,
welGeS ale ~btejentgen Ser onen, Die ebemals
8unDeS. Memter betleipeten unb lth In bic
Rebeltcn etngelaHen baben, fir untau9Ii6 er1
tldrt, ientals wteper elm Bun0esamt su Belief
ben.
= @s miro bebauptet, hap tpenm Der Gun
9reb li9 gu @unfen beS SnoC1ements Der re-
publitanil6 merifantIhen NnIebenS sSbltsas
ttCren 6tnneteen Iolte, Der iebt in g8a16ings
ton befinolt6e Neent MarimiltanS cine 9let6e
@urantte fir bas fatlerlt6e @nlehen i'm atn-
ltGen 8etra9 beantra9en ptro.
- Sir Die Stelen Der @ommilIdrt 3ur
Nariler Mu8telung pon 1867 taben iiG BE-
reitS ettpa 500 semeloet, BON Oenen nt4t Gts
ner inter 3panStg I'M Stanoe ii, frdn3StIA
,n Der te6en, Dper 3t 1pre6en.
- Mabame Sunrea bic @attin Oe6 Yrd=
ItOenten Suare3 Der mertcantlden 8epubltf,
1T bieber 9efOmmen unp befinbet i@ ais Sat
int 6auie pes SenUr Nomero.
= Oas Staats Department Bat aut9enz
tiI6e Na9ri9t ertalten, OaB Die pret Nesers
timber, mel9e aus Stem Orleans entfibrt uno
in 9aSanna ais Sclapen p~erfauft pnroen,
wteoer erlanst unb ibren glterm In Seem Or
leans 3urIdgeIanOt wOrDen linp.
= 9ruminente GpnereBmtt9lteper lagen,
Der @rdlfpent perOe mUr9en Dem Senat bic
Gtptl &eAtS 8iQ NIT Ietnen @tnpenpungen
3urIdl6tden /; auOere lagen, Die SetO 8Ot>
i6aft it bereitS ferti9.
= Man 9laubt, paB i'm 9aufe pteler $50.
DE bic NuSIa9en bes Gen. See Dor DEM 8ecpnp
tructicns Committee p~ublt3trt perpen.
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Bon 6Ortrea Wspnrpel

Sort MOnrOe, %. Mars. Cabin Yepper,
Der seitern a~rretirt pOrben mar, lift uad &idnlpnr
g~eliefert porben. BORT tpirb lO9leib Sen. Gerry
cine uuteriudung itber bas Calculations Brojeti
$eppers %einleiten, uuo bas Geiultat bitrfte III e!ui'
gen @O6en tunb ssSeben perben.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1866-03-26

Die SfF3iere bes DdmpfbCDtes, Sas tn
Sbrebepcrt tpesett Der Grmurpuns zines farbis
gen Sploaten tpegsenCmmen tpurbe, fnb bon
Sen. Ganbs fret9ela0en wOrpen. DreiBts
bon Der Mannl 6aft ltnb jeoO& nod in 5aft.
Nnt Seo &iSer berrl6t 3pilAen Der SeoSlfe@
rltne unp ben ~fdrtteen 5ruppen 9roBe @ntmos
lft1t.
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Staots@pmmiIdrs Office

Baltimore, II W1ra 1855.
0erftoeltt MnsetEte FIR bds 0rabtren, phanern unb NIT
9ttnnAetnen Sertb n ses eanjen 2betlsS BON Yart Strafe
snif6en Der NSrepeiieite upn We ma&tn Str. unb Der Sub.
Offsite pom ID liUnarr wsrten auf biefer Office bis Nlitt-
nod, % Nf6r5. 10 ubr WtprsenS Gneenrnmtn.
Der Contractor Deer eie @pntrdttorenb BADEN Bombs Su &c.
Ben nit ar ertannter 8Irsihaft fir bic auSfubruns Der Sra
btrun9, YHaftruns unb NIT 2inufetnen Bels9uns tn itren-
Ct ueb,retnftmmuns nit ben Verfusuns Ger betr. Srbinax;
vSeitltenuns zines SSnems fur @raotruns, DHufern uni
llntpFatsrn Der Strasen, 3anes unb Aaees ber Staet Saltt.
more. SOB Mttb
u7nra5nIiat) <rt teS StGtt-G p~nhmiif1rS.
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&MuI0riifuno.

Die prufune Der S6Iler Der 4 beutI0en refOrnirten
SertttHbe- Sdule tn @alDert Str. tpiro MiDntd1 ptb Dtens-
tag, 70. unb 27. b Wf, urb Srdr Der ptern &I6he MpntaeS,
p llbr i'm Gnelii6en; Ser uutern 8lafe Dienfnss BON
gtCr8ens SO ubr i'm Dsutiaet un6 Spn 1912 Utr i'm
@neltihen abseb1It't. Die @lt'rn Der SGIler ptteer 2eGrz
anfait fepi: aae t%ieitni9en, peI6e Snterefie an Sueenbs
bt'buns BADEN, ~erbsn tfer6ur9 f~reanblt4ft sHr Tte{lnaGme
rfa9eldpen. ({ampl
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Sob bts Gen. asiniams.

8UROn, "a. Mar3. 8re0. @enetal
MaiOr @tatams farb getern NbenO an Der
9truent3inpung, welGe CT l6 purh anbal=
tenbe Nr5etten in Der @enera(- @pjutantu,
,uqe3CoeE Bate.
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35ctal-3erichte

EW 81 GurDpa. gtSG5teu @amftaq, ben
81. b., uirb Der Samburs.D aupfer r@ermaniaS mad
europa abseben. BafuSe fir @niiitc pber 3Uii9snOed
Tam IN Der Office bes rWeder" sefttert tperber.
Die Yoft thr Deuti&lonb nit bieiem Sutnpfer fGlteBt
bter am 6reitds Sfo9mittas 81 ttr.
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@tepben RauOerein S2o- :

uHtfr Obtg'rt Nansn bat Ft Elm neutr Bauberein Dr8G-
nttrt ipeI6er fetne Ser emmlunstH 1eten DRUutaa un1 8
nbr 4benss in u s.. Betse's aOcaG. Nr. 40 gtOrO. 5Feberif
Ctr, abbdIt. Die beretts dnsenprtnfne, grunbltd) au8eez
ar6ettete un6 fNt Vile l8Gufer 70 wte OepVEtorenJ gletd
7crtbetlbatte gpnitttIttun TT IN Grind unO be 8u6er febtn
tn Ger rat tan Dtpnta8 ber rs. Wadr3 abSH' alleubsn Der.
lrntnlun1 In tpel9tr bds @tn|6retteselb be3able ntrb, ben
Epeiluebnsrn sur @erf igune.
Htebtlber etues gu en- 81uUereins netten hermit freun6.
LID srin9t fA etn8uftnben. SIM @uftrag.
(Ianp) 6. 4 res, cor. Sefr.
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5inribtung.

Augufa, %, Mar3. Der glessr @0sr
@alter purbe beute wegen @rmprOuns bes
Or. 9bOmas 8prne, BON 8urt County, &C.
bGn9t.
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@ereint9te @00n9. 0emeim6e=S0u
GnderU 81 "a . -

&m @pntus. %. @Gr;, fn6et bic ia6'Ii&e 9rafuut bsefsr
SGule f1tt. Die S. Gldrt bon 8-l2 ubr; tie 4 @GGGe BON
r. uRr NG@mttta9 %; Dtsnfas gOrmittass bic 9. anO 2
Gidne unb Wabrtt d9S btlbet cite l GlaIie ben S6lu6.
Die @Itsrn unb Sbulfteunte Fnb tBfi6f e~in9elaten,
betielben betjurpbnen.
Ant 4. &prtl fneet bic Nufnabute neuer S@IIer idtt.
SIN Iuftra8 bGs S6ulbprfdnbes
@br. 8bpfert, graf.
Otnnp) Seiurfh Sart. Gefr.
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oie ORGANIZATIONS sOlitif ses s~raasenttn.

New Orleans, "a. Mdrs. Die 8Uts
lhaft be5 0rdiOenten an @ouoerneur 9dmtl-
ton BON Geras, in welder er bic 6Ufnune
auSIpridt, baB man Die lpYalen HeprdIentanz
ten bes Sapens 3uluRen werpe, If p~ubliStrt
no rpeu.
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Die Drifting teeiunt Wontne, am 26. b. 81 NIT ben mt
tern 8la1en unb ntrb Dtsnfog init ben E5bern f~ort3efe5t
@nfan9 rib 9 ubr. @1Gmittaas 2 u6r. @ltern u. @6uls
freinte itnS freunblt8f eta9eIoben.
g.. NADER,
(iamp6i) SomburnItr. ia u. l76.
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TRtruttruWGSsW enbe3bDu II, .. OF, SiT
Np, 20 &2drfb Warfet space.
Baltimore, WR6y "a. MG9 1866.
Dretste GbGIer 8%eID6nung wsr6en beShblt fir
@%rBrttfuns unb Nblteferun9 iu btefen 8enSe3DOus fir jeben
br ~fcIgenben Del rteure bmt Der o. ct @rinfe.
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Die baibidtrIt&e &ufndbme f6ulpHi6ttser Stn6er 1T tie
Dretetntgtttts. 6uIe Wtr6 Wfcntas, 26 un6 Otenfas, ~.
War3, BON 10-2 utr n rbengenanntem 9Ofdle In Grtnitp
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25 Gents.
SOmmertIeibertOfe gu %, 31H unb 3715 @euts.
Outer un9e6let@ter dustin (p%arbbreit) 20 unb bete,
rs Gents.
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(fr-mp) & RunNn
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SMMIOriiTuno,

Die @'nsraIoer fa%nntluns fnbet beute &Gsn6 int @ereir
Irtale ftatt. SIM Mnftra9e beS 9rditoenten s. @brtn9
(m6) GbdSQ ebnert, Gefr,
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Stuok~g cmmiNdrs Office,

Baltimore. IS. WfGra 1866.
Sn Belse elmer Nsplitatisn ptrb ttermtt Ra&rt6t sese.
Ben, taB Der Stabt.Genmthlr UNI SaroepUr All Dpnnerfd8
een529, Wdri 1866, WormlttdeS 10 ukr, tn btet fer Office
Grtn perNen, UNI bic @rtmse Der Serban Aues, aptIhen
9Uffman unb DNpbtnRr. fit;uftQen.
SOB Smttb,
(frmOnt) &lerf hes Stdst-G smmi1idrs.
GtobtzS nrnmiiY6r8 Offic1
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Stoots@ 6 cmmihdrs Office.

Salttmpre, 20 Ntdri 1885.
PI6ne, SptctfcdtipNen uAb SSrl6ldte perbeM In btefer
Differ bts UtpRias ben 90. Is 10 ubr Scrrntttats tnt4e {.
s.nst commit, fir Anftriisu-s etNss 3uses in Ger Nlite
ser betben Bridem uutertalb prastar.
De &OnmiNlr bebd t fH eas &e&t s,r. irs.nS etue pher
aHe Oft,rtsH su Stttrsrfen, , { senGtt trerSsu mBses.
Sob 9 NTH,
(bthp5d) GIerf res Stdbt.Q prtntinGrS
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WarOlGuS Gaiu, $40. 8, II. u. =. ..
Die Wttt8ltets : Oben senannt,n Satn mrrben 6iermtt
etngelnoen, nG6ited Dtenttas Gbtub X rtr I'm 5atne sH
ertaetnen, tneem eth @efts= &rtt'eI SUritsst sur 8eGbeilt.
sung an BEN brutfben @Atfenbaus,
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MarDIano 8auDeretn 4.

Die WttteItebrr tS Wtnrnlanb 8IuberetnS l. rertcn BIER
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ntr fattftnbenee 3Tette T rsuldre 8erlnmm1an8 Bet Charles
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-08-06
DISTRICT PLATFORM.

Resolved. That the men who saved the
Government from the efforts of traitors to
destroy 1t, are the men who ought to con-
troll It's administration, at least, until the
issues growing out of the late rebellion are
settled.
Reso1ueF, That we cordially approve of
the Amendment to the Constitution, re-
Gently proposed by Congress to the States
for ratification.
ReSolred, That we adopt the platform of
principles of the Union State Convention,
held at indianapolis on the I'D of Febru-
airy last.
Resolred, That some of the conscious
leading traitors in the late atrocious rebel
lion ought to be tried by due course OF law,
and, if found guilty, the sentence of the
law should be executed, and that Hon.
VIM. z. .Niblack, in voting in Congress
against a resolution expressive of the opin-
ion that Jefferson Davis should be tried for
treason, did not reflect the wishes of his
constituents.
Resolved, That under the Constitution of
the United States, the right to regulate
suffrage belongs alone to the States and
not to Congress. We, as citizens of Indiana.
the Union party of the First
District, are opposed to ne,
gro suffrage, and that the attempt of Hon
Joseph E. Mcdonald. and Hon. John r.
CofrOth, and others, to show that the firsf
section of the proposed Amendment to the
does confer the right of stuff
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-08-06

J. e. Morey, Esq, has sold out his
interest-one third-in the Rochester
Union, to Isaac characterization,
$35, 900 cash. The property includes
the building and paper-mill interests
at Danville.
The Connersville Times reports of
crops of wheat in Fayette County
that will average thirty bushels to the
acre
Joseph s. Woods, of Lake County,
Graded eight acres of good wheat IN
nine and half hours.
A lady in Fort Wayne took poison
by mistake last Sunday, and was found
on the floor in strong commissions by
her husband, on his return from
church. She will recover and be
more careful in future.
Twelve applications for divorce are
on file in the clerk s Office OF the
Floyd County Circuit Court.
A correspondent of the Indianapo-
lis Herald writing from New Albany
calls Gen. Kimball Goose Gibbie.
Of course, the correspondent is gen.
tleman. 3fG
Look OUT-A rebel who calls him
self Rev. A. Hay, and represents his
business as agent of the Southern
Emigration Society, is about the coun-
try quilting people into various sub
scriptions. He is worse than an inn
poster. This man said of the New
Orleans riot, that it was only killing
a few useless niggers" He has been
lately reconstructed, and supports
" my policy
Personals. B. WOOlworth, ESQ,
former editor and joint proprietor of
the Journal, and more recently of the
New Albany Commercial, is in the
city. He has closed out his interests
in newspaper property, and is en- route
for Minnesota, where he designs re-
Stunning the practice of law. Mr..
Woolworth is a vigorous writer, and
a man of decided convictions. He
was the wheel horse of the editorial
corps on both the papers with which
he was recently connected His nu-
merous friends in this city and in
New Albany will unite in the best
wishes for his future prOsperity.-La-
fdyette Courier.
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rage on negroes, is an insult to the intelli-
gence of the people.
Rescued, That, enjoying and appreciat-
ing free government, we cordially sym
path1ze with the people of every nation in
their efforts to destroy despotism and es-
tabliSh free institutions
The Representatives from the Counties
of Posey and Vanderburgh recommended
the following resolution:
Resolved, That we regard all legislative
enactmentss unnecessarily infringing upon
the right and U.S. geS of any portion of
our people, as unwise and impraeticable,
and that we are opposed to the State inn
posing special taxes, by way of license or
otherwise, upon particular classes of citi-
zens.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-08-06
OIL WORKS.
MACHINE OIL WORKS.

"AVING ERECTED Owe OF THE
most extensive works of this kind in
vices of one of the most experienced Ma
chime Oil men, / am now able to furnish this
cheap and nloney-saving Oil, which has
been tried by some of our best engineers
and found fully equal to any ever used.
Railroads, Steamboats,, Foundries, Mills,
Wooden Mi1is-in fact, all machines now
cunningham be supplied promptly and
with satisfaction.
Orders of wholesale dealers filed on libe-
raj terms.
No charge for packing, and delivery free
of charge.
Coal Oil sold by the barrel and the high
est prices paid for empty coal oil barrels.
PHILIP DECKER,
Third street, bet. Sycamore and Vine.
maY2tf
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FIRE, MARINE, & FLAT BOAT RISK
Taken at fair rates.
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& 6apaz7ssg Done at Short Notice

fGSBHswMnaaer semitic all parts to fit up work
assE~sms4 Eagz7sar Boilers and Machinery.
A1aBE zEEN, orderswill receive our fndividu-
instrumentation, and will be promptly filed on
z11sSNezzpcsft reasonable terms.
ssskgsa@@ saad Fopndery on the Canal, corner
ma ~ &zsEa oEstEeet oct6-dly
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INSURANCE.
Evansville Insurance Co.

AUTHORIZED CAPIrAL.........-.....sI,0 10000
PAID Up CAPIrAL..-.-............... 90, 900
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q aCCO SCREWS, &C., &C.,

IaxSn ER5 Brass Castings Of Every
Description.
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Law CARDS.
J. q. GARDNER,


THO y@AL-AAW.
Office with James T. Walker, Justice of
the Peace, in Bierbower's new building,
Third street, nearly opposite Washington
House.
All business entrusted to him viii be
promptly and carefully attended to.
Particular attention given to collections,
and prompt returns made.
Refers to
Messrs. Miller, Gardner L. Co., No, 4 First
street.
Messrs. Ragon & Dickey, Nos. 3 and South
Water street.
Messrs. Roach q Torian, No. Ia First street.
Messrs. Cloud & Akin, No. Main street.
Messrs. Head & Menifee, No. Ii Main street.
Messrs. Minor & Dallam, No. Is North First
street.
Can also refer, if necessary, to a number
of eminent practitioners in Kentucky.
mayl0 If
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sdEe have the facility of the has4 Nc
s4SsfEeZy and Workmen, and win give ali
sas@Ar Sas sr11sted TO us our individual aften-
awRs fzN orders promptly, warrant or
scwrE& and charge reasonable prices Jul
csaxe5DexE1d Foundry, corner OF First and
SsslAAsse Ezzeets, Evansville, Ind.
IA SE-Workmen sent to all parts To AZ
asz1H sFof& and do repairing.
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-08-06

fi. MaxGsery1n Steam Guages, Gum Betting,
sEeHAzhRaGAs. Wrought Iron Pipes, Boiling
-,7sRnSMaN yssoe., at Manufacturers Prices.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-10-24

! yHHE PRESIDENTS New FOREIGN PoLlcY.-
The Washington correspondent of the New
York Tribune has the following in reference to
the. rumors which have for several days been
rife of new developments in our foreign rela-
tions:
10 WASHINGTON, Oct. q, 1866.
There are important rumors in circulation to-
day that have traced to an authority which,
If not official, justifies me in sending them to
you. The President and Cabinet, Instead Of
changing the domestic policy ofthe Administra-
ton, in obedience to the will of the people
as expressed in October elections, are now in
tending to create new and popular foreign
policy, to affect the November elections. At
the last Cabinet meeting It was resolved to de-
mand payment at the hands of the British Gov
ernmentin full for all the outrages committed by
land. This is said to have been the decision Of
the Cabinet, and to carry out this decision in
structions were sent out to MIR. Adams last
Thursday. Ii England suggests tho propriety
of calling commission, our Government will
not acquiesce. Il..
1t is also stated, on the same good authority,
that on, Wednesday last President Johnson
Gen. Grant and Secretary Seward held meet
ing, ana 1t was determined to recommend as q
measure OF the Administration, that we should
pay the French claims in Mexico and receive
Mexican territory in exchange, probably In the
ne,gh6orh9od OF Guaymas. Lewis Campbell
will shortly depart for Mexico. The Juarez
Government will be recognized, and no other,
AS have said, do not give this information
as official, but as rumOrs coming from high
authority and generally believed. The Admin
istration hopes by this change of policy to make
amends with the people for its dlsgraceful
course on Reconstruction questions.
am informed that Gen. Sherman has made
second surrender to the Rebels, more disas-
trous 10 his fame than his celebrated one to Joe
Johnston. We all know that the General is
Conservative, but despite Gen. Grants order
not to interfere with politics, he makes his
conservatism political. He has written to the
President, indorsing the policy unequivocal-
ly, sustaining the Presidents course since Lees
surrender, and making no allnsion to the
Amendment This letter is held in reserve,
and will be printed just before the New-York
election, in carrying over some half-and-half
Republicans.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-10-24

ST. LOUIS, Oct. D.
b A tornado swept over this city yesterday af-
ternoon. Scores OF buildings were unroofed,
and hundreds were more or less damageds
Trees and fences were uprooted, shutters, sign
boards, timbefs, and all loose things were car
Iied through the air almost like feathers No
lives are yet reported lost, but several persons
were severely injured.s The storm seems to
have been spent on the Talon Polytechnic In
stitute very large unfinished building near
the corner Of Seventh and Chestnut streets.
Two. immense chimneys were blown down,
breaking holes in the roof, into which the wind
entered, tore up the tin roof like paper, and
Carried large portions of il, weighing several
hundred pounds, distance of from two to five
blocks
! l5f CINCINNATI Oct %.
The tornado of Sunday was but slightly felt
in this vicinity. The hurricane ragged from
midnight until 3o'clock in the morning AT
indianapolis considerable damage was done.
AT Greencastle, Ind, two large business
blocks were destroyed. ,.a t.I = 4 ~ -
AT Evansville, Ind, a new four story marble
front building was blown down. Turner hall,
in process of erection, was also blown down.
The storm was general in the western part OF
the State. 9 - "'ii1 ID t1 4a = 10,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-10-24
FROM MEXICO
Expected Attack on M0ta-
's. "4 Z" +, ~, = 3,sorus. Ess = .taa. I
TROOPS ENa ROUTE FOR FEANCE
ORDERED BACK. ea 81

GALVESTON, Texas, Oct D.
Rio Grande papers Of the 9th, state that Cor
tina is master of the situation. 1t is nightly
expected that he will attack Matamoras. Ca
males, with an escort of ten men was allowed
to cross to the American side where he ex-
planned the firing upon the American boat. to
the commander of the post. Cortina has given
notice to Colonel Sedgwick that he intended
to attack Matamoras. C6rtina exacts duty of
forty per cent. on hides and skins II
A Montgomery gang of thirty men, called
the American brigade, were committing great
deyastations. -tt
NEW ORLEANS, Oc. %.
A private letter from Mexico dated October
I'd, is published in the Times. 1t states that
Mejia has orders to take Matamoras. Hesn to
have seven thousand men, of which force
about two thousand are cavalry and artillery.
Regiments are leaving daily to reltake and
occupy places lately abandoned, -.
Maximllian is at Cuenayaira.
The regiments which were en- route for
France, have been ordered back. n ~. st1.f
Later advices say that Mejia' has started off
suddenly. i54t.l-D51 u 4. aa Jsii1 u
The Mexican Times asserts that Corlotta has
been fully successful in France. Is 8o.l z.