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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-10
All our congressman Reelected In
A Chin f.fI tA

ONO has done eloriously IN the re-
election Of all the Union Congress
men, and giving tho substantial loyal
majority OF Forty Thousand. In
some Of tho Districts, rs the First
(Cineinneti) aud the third (Dayton)
tho Treeaonita made almost auporhu.
man efforts TO defeat our mon, but
thanks % the devotion Of the loyal
men of Ohio, Union Representatives
will be returned 10 the Fortioth Con
gress to protect tho liberties Of tho
people from che usurpetion Of JonN-
aoN. f l.,...s...
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M C0rreat,Ondenfs

We never notice communications,
NOT accompanied with the name Of The
author, who must he made known 10
Us. II aDaqqaaipted .a
Write on only one side of tho paper
alioD't write unless you have same
thing 10 say Of interest 10 tho phhllaf
aud BIO ~ brief As the subject will.Al'
low, tHH '.
Communications should be address,
oil 10 the Editors Of tho JOURNAL
aud not 10 individuals ~ ,,.
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.aThe Ele0tiOnA.

From Tho. scattering returns re-
ceIyedIho@ tlig States Of Ohio. 1pdis
ann and Pennsylvania, We conclude
that the Republican Union party has
carried all ihohe States by Ihai6ritiea
equal to those gained 10 1904, II not
larger, This fact, taken 10 eouneo-
ton with the apostady Of tho Preai,
dent aud his desperate efforts 10 de-
stray the party which made him yiee
President, Ii most eneouragingto tho
Union men Of those States, The
election has adenidnatrated chat the
pdople Of tho loyal states stand by
their Representatives. inCbagtess aud
are pot TO DO eoaxed Or driven from
their purpose Of making treason
odioua,
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bastard Aci.

The Jaoobina at the JOURNAL office
goisaut a pretended Democratic ticket
some time between Saturday and yea
torday, ON Which was omitted the
nemo Of Judge Nibmck and Judge
Pitchers insertod.' . B'raaSpitio C5Hr
We copy the above in order to state
10 the public, that thoro Is not one
word of truth in them. Nothing has
been issued from the JOURNAL Office
referring to Judge NmLAoK, except
ing some articles reviewing his record,
which were published in the DAILY
JOURNAL. H ta
And no tickets have boon printed
az this establishments, except the ones
which contain the names of every
Republican candidate on them, aud
no other names; and every single one
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-10
Indlhna tIonrrenAlnen.

There IL q possibility that we may
lose one or two Congressman Ia In
diana, as the representation now
stands nine Union to two Copper
heads, which II too large a proper.
ton for tho general vote Of tho two
parties, But We have no certain 20
turns, an yet, which indicate such a
result aud, Ia tho Second District,
there Il a possibility Of the election
Of General GnEanAM, Union. aa.
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A. stdfSlbf rllIbaslerlhg.

The New Y6pk Hergla has u story
10 the elect that SANTA ANNA has
sent ont an expedition, comprising
about twenty -six hundred spanish,
Cuban, Ahd Amoriaaa soldiers, N
make descent on the Mexican coast
In the Gulf, and raise the banner Of
liberation, Another expedition IL
soon to aet1 Fglb ppmposqls II b said,
Of five thousand men TIE overthrow
Of the Mexican empire II therefore
considered as certain. That SANTA
ANNA would do aomething for him.
self II he could wo believe, but that
ho poasesses the influence to raise any
oopaideFable force Of mep In tho
isltind of Cuba. wa DO not. We sup
pose II likeIy that he might get to.
gether 10 the United States several
hundred yagabonda, who arc willing
20 go whereyer. there IL chance Of
plumber, but We doubt whether he has
the means, II Id has not, We question
whether anybody having money would
have so little wit M to intrust Ii to
that advehtufer SANTA ANNA has
boon Too often tried and too often
found unihithful, 10 be capable of
attracting capital to BIO invested ID his
sohomea, And without funds the in.
yeaion Of a country even AZ distracted
es Mexico, would be a shameful fail.
ure
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-10

'l'iIH Union majority In Wander
bnrgh would have reached five hun.
dred II none but legal votes had been
received The copperheada voted
every rebel, guerrilla, and deaerter
that could muster courage and shame
iaeeduesa enough 10 swear his vote In,
aud the number was by no means
email
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" nrlckn Pomcror at Homo.

The following letter will show the
character, az his own home, Of the in
famous wretch, whom the Copper
heads imported 70 this city to teach
loyal men how 10 vote: uo' aa
,lo' Ia 0aossE, Wis, Oct. 4, 60
Editors Journal
q lfa f,'dimapoiN. md
GENTLEMEN; / have been applied
70 by feYeral gentlemen in Indiana
for, ipferpettlqg respegtipg NJ N.
(self,styled I" Brick y J Pomcroy, edi-
tor Of the In Crosse Dep,ocrat, who
has been and still is stumping In
diana for the Democrats or Copper
heads. i derive no pleasure 10
sketehing the true picture Of that
irresponsible aud brutal harlequin, for
m. effort OF that kind was once fol-
lowed by Il piece of incendiarism that
destroyed my Office and property to
the value Of nearly ten thousand dol
lars, with very little insurance-rot
exceeding one-Gfth Of the total loss
T-and | can not afford 20 indulge il
speh expensive sport, But MS be has
attempted 70 deceive the people Of
Indiana by repndiating articles which
be published in favor Of assassin
aiing President Lincoln, ! send
you herewith several papers, incIud-
ing both the la, Crosse RepuJhca,
and the In Crosse Democrat, which
will establish the character OF Pomo.
roy as graceless wretch. He has SO
often been posted as a liar, coward,
pimp, adulterer, traitor and black
guard, that he has ceased TO appre-
ciatc an insult, and has not the man
hood 10 resent one, unless, perhaps,
by the aid of incendiaries. If your
Indiana Democrats and Copperheads
can tolerate and endorse a man of his
stamp, they have stronger stomachs
than their party can produce in Wis
copsn, where Pomeroy has not been
permitted to appear on the stump for
several years past, because he damages
his friends more than his adversaries.
You are at liberty TO publish this let.
ter, and 70 use enclosed papers, with
out mutilation; and afterwards please
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that freedom sffopin0n gBd speech
exists III Memphis only for those
whose courage and manlipess defies
It's personal assaults, % whose busi-
ness affairs are such rs render them
indenenaem of them = 40
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Of tlisin1as tie J0uHAALilnpript on
them We are not ashamed Of our
work. aud are not dfiken 10 such
abandonment Of deeeney and honor
as tepablisb forgeries. and counter
feita. We hge not kfsp able % find
my Of The tickets referred 10 by the
Coe6ssH attlloagh sws ihhge inquired
diligently for them. v
Thg New Sebdt0r from Dres0n. "
Mr.. II w. Coa8EfT, tbs Senator
elect from Oregon, who saege1s Hon
j, w, N9kAlifnI u IA patiss OF Now
York, hailing, we believe, from Ian
sipebufeh, : lie ie .abalt fortyfive
years ,of ago, aud bias been ! resident
o. Oregon fbr many SearF,a Having
been steadily engaged IN mercantile
pursuits, IN which he has been very
successful, he Is an entire stranger 10
public life, never having sought nor
held Office While dayoling his ener-
gIea 10 his own affairs, however, he
has exercised a powerful influence
upon the politics Of his adopted State.
lie was originally m old.line Wing,
aud Wl,eg Chat paFty ceased to be-
known, he,. with thousands Of others,
entered the ranks Of the Republican
organigatlendand Is now as radical as
his Predecessor, NeeMiTn, was con
seryatiye, liz Is said 10 DO man Of
large practical common sense, ster-
ling inlesnily, aud extraordinary bust.
aaHA 'aRBR6l& Ills election ID the
AeHatf iiH'A elear ILadIchl .galnl + ag y
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The Iast Groan.

Woeopy below = handful issued by
tho Courier yesterday, at noon, and
extensively circulated throughout the
city, II is in lis peculiar style, and
attracted much morriment on tho
streeta II Is especially rich in view
of the result of the election In this
County, A.L ...
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-10

return the papers, 50 We can preserve
the files. P0neroy has mntilated his
files 50. that be can safely offer one
thousand dollars for the original copy
Of his assassination article. He Is d
pimp Of the dirti6st pattern faff .
Respectfully yours, - IA
ann yses CHARLES. SEYMOUR, II,
IN Editor LA Crosse Regubtie0n.Go
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FOE RENT.

TyOm RENT - STORE - The store now
- occupied 10y Messrs. Iones ontch,
No. ~ Main Ntfaft. For further pnrucn-
lars, apply - Ms. ELIZABETH KltON,
Market Sttest, Dstween Walnut and chest
nut, toc3 div
TsOM HESTEFA ftM-One Of tho best
- Farms ~ NendeKDurRh County, con-
tanning about ~ ncfeSiu cultivation, Win
comfortable hotfses fnnd out-buildinRs.
This latin will be leased for five years, on
inqsire II .hLvAH JOHNSON,
Third Street, beb Main and Locust.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-10

THE Memphis Post, u Union paper,
denies the assertion Of tho sgners of
the dispateh to the Cleveland Com
vention, and charges one Of the sign
ors, NJ G., Galloway, editor of the
Apat,mehc, with instigatihg the mas
saores Of last May, q, avt tr.,
Many Of Tho most honorable and
respectable merchants of this city
have had their names held up TO tho
seorn and ridicule of the low-down
rebel rahblo OF this section: boon for
weeks almost daily notified through
tho columns of Mr.. Galloway's Jour.
nal that they could not continue 10 do
business here, because they attended
the Union Republican meetings. Nor
chants have been repeatedly threaten
cd with having their names plaoardod
in the columns Of Galloway's journal
il they dared advertise in the I" Radi.
cal sheet, as he calls the Post. To
such nm extent docs this reign of ter
rorism extend, that at this very time
we have in our job Office work given
us by Union merchants here, who
sympathize with us and desire TO aid
in the support Of ourenterprise, but
acknowledge that they dread to have
their names published in the AUd-
ldache as being advertisers in the !Poa.
This is the freedom Of opinion which
this Jacobin allows here. We say,
and every citizen of Memphis knows,
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-10
Ofilclai Vote for Member OF Congress
sr and Governor In 1854. .t7',
Look Out Tor sccrcl Clrcularsl

We have been informed that So
cret circular against judge Niblaek
has boon iaaued from the JOURNAL
Office n Evansville, and is being SO.
oretly circulated throughout tho
oeuntry. .b.Hlleeion Democrat. -
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-10
Mexican Complication.

According TO the convention enter.
ca into between the Emperor Of The
French and the Emperor Of Mexico
the former IL 10 have one.half Of the
custom receipts NJ Atlantic ports and
ohe!tourth of those upon the Pacific,
IN settlement Of the very large debt
owing by Max French agents are 10
collect the money, aud the arrange.
lneht amado ha perfect as IL ii posi-,
bic to do by treaty II IL argued that
this does not look AZ if there was 10
be- any withdrawal Of tho French
troops, Whilst on the other side Il
N averred that the arrangement ia tlIe
most satisfactory evidence that Ma.
poloon il about TO quit Mexico. The
idea, IL, that by negotiating the treaty,
a claim Ia acknowledged, which the
succeeding Government Of Mexico
will have "a satisfy, a. having been
created by n Government de Gdcto
Whether Max departs or not, II may
DO assumed that the French will nj
always affirm, that what IL due
them must be paid by my Governs
meht that assumes Jurisdiction over
Mexico. If MaximiliAn is driven out
or runs away, il may hc doubtful
whether che Goyerhtncnt which .aucs
ceeds him will be inclined 10 quietly
assume the burden Tho French win
prdAs II, aud the outrages committed
under the ptetence Of collecting the
Jcckcr claim, may be repeated, and
prove - source of embarrassment to
tho MexicAus for long time. f'Bf
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We win Garry Evansville Cit,
Still LATER

E BY direct information from German
township, received nj II this marnlng,
we learn that tho Democratic majnri,
" - German township will run over
mi Opee moro 10 the Breach, I'm
fltnehinR Andy rInhnanr -ninnI -
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-10

A largo number Of Republicans are
known 70 have voted tho Restoration
ticket pasted inside the rcd back tick
ct by themselveal 300 Republicans
at least have voted with US,
'Wo'aRe voting two 10 one inperry.
Armstrong Is all right. knight is n
arms. Center Is doing gloriously.
Scott Is stirred up German il three
20 one. ...tg t..t...f .,..t.,..s
Stand your groundG Work all the
harder, Vanderburgh Il ours.a' hoa
We will Carry Evansville City [
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EXZAh TED 30 hdsLL ~ The p0e-half
w Interest ~ q ornament AMI we'll
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HENDERSON FAIRGROUNDS.

TWyIIE GROUNDS or THE PAIR
- Company are now Ina excellent order,
aud entirely reiitted, for the aec0mm0da,
ton Of visitors,
Already "a large and splendid variety Of
stock have arrived from different points.
All arc invited 10 be present, as there
VIII DO lots ~ fun each day for pleasure
seekers.
~ order Of the Fair-dround COMMITTEES.
oe2 dat
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TOR kALE-11ie Undersigned will sell
X at private sate hls'fius two story frame
residence, ~ I'VE rooms, Summer Kitchen,
also wood ana stable house attached, tvs
good elstefns, an Ia complete order, with
modern ltnpfoyeineniHI lot ffiy BY one
hnndfed hpd ten feet, situated on Fulton
Avenue, Lntnnsc0, Address
OCT ytii Gro, WuIFrfw, Mt. Vernon.
II sAArH4 ~ ~ - ~ ArG4
LNOM sALE-A compiGtt sst ~ TinAefta
n tools, with square shears aud rollers
Inquire Of W. W. BHANNON,
Bulls Head.
bsptstnbef ~ Il tA0ptiJ I'm.
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WaADYERTIsRMExTS
4zf FAsIsIONAnLE
Dress and Cloak Making.

MISS W. u pFUHT kH9f
HrAs TAHEs Rooms AT TuE
IL residence M y, ~, DfesB, Oak street,
be pleased % receive orders fer tifesss Max
lag a long ekBeflsbef ia tbs business
alVss assnfaHee tiint she can please even
tbs most fasiidi0us, Dfesss Cutting taught,
and patterns egt ~ Htsfhes form. she ius
vites Tie ladies ~ give her ean,
oeiD div ~ 4 ffsIffFfN
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COURIER EXTRA.

The Jaeobina are pretending TO
feel confident. Pay no attention to
anything they may say. Keep at
work The day IL ours
We ara IleFnatiuv than Ryenvvt.a.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-12-14
VARIETIES.

Mr. Frank Moore is about to publish a
book entitled "The Negroes of the War"
= An Austrian paper says that Kangaroo
steak Is very sweet and delicious
"A rare sight at the Paris Exhibition will be
complete set of American coins.
"A butcher in England has become heir to
baronetcy and fat estate, and it is said that
ne Is now bothered to know whether to cali
himself Sir Loin or the Baron of Beef.
"A new application of photography, produe-
ing the effect of sculpture, and known as the
photomedallion, is just introduced to the pub
lie. By the use of the solar camera. the imao.
OF the sitter is transferred to block Of elav th,
INES being so firmly fixed that the scplnto,
TO whose hands the work is afterw ard confined
Is enabled to produce perfect likeness of tb.
original. An intaglo is sunk, from which the
piaSter casts are taken, and all the varieties n,
'.ohAe, arian, marble, Sc, are produced Tha
enect Is very beautiful, and the portraits ara
singularly hleliLe. "ie
| The New York Methodist, in its last isspe
announces that it has made arrangements with
the Rev. Henry Ward Beecher to furnish a
sermon every fortnight, for the first of tba 90
ries to appear early iH December The SER
nous "iii De expressly reported for the Meth.
odist' revised BY Mr.. Becher himself, and nro.
tected by copyright. The same paper is also
making arrangements for the publication. duz-
the year 1867, of sermons by the leading Metbo-
dist pulpit orators. both in America aud Il,
Europe. |
-Rumor is that Charles Dickens is to con-
tribute a novel to the Weekly Tribune for 1867
for the sum of $25OO0
The Roll of Honor" is the subject of D. I.
Chapin's latest lecture.
1t is said that an answer to ''Ecce Homo',
is soon to appear. 1t will be called "Ecee De-
um"
The Managers of the Five Points House of
Industry in New York propose to set up clean
and properly conducted clearinghouse for
sewing girls. They will appeal to the public
for help for their enterprise, and will, we hope,
geti it .,..
1t is stated that Prince Napoleon and the
Duke OF Rutland have each ordered from the
American builder, vessel to be the exact
counterpart of the metallic life boat. Red
White and Blue.
= MI. George L. Putnam, having been re-
lieyed from the duties of internal revenue col
lector in New York, has resumed his business
as publisher and bookseller. His son, Mr..
George I'll. Putnam, is associated with him
The new firm, taking the title of G. p. Putnam
81 Son, will give its attention chiefly to the
publication of the works of WASHINGTON r.
wing and Bayard Taylor, and to the purchase
OF books for household libraries, Iyceums and
associations.
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SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT.

CRIMINAL TERM.-TAPLEY J, PRESIDING.
THURsDAY.-Mark Roach, John Sullivan and John
Meguer the lads who stole portion of tho iron fence
around the burial lot of the late Judge Potter were
sentenced to thirty days In the County JAIL
Simeon Howard and Dennis Haley, who had plead
ed guilty to breaking and entering the shop of Charles
Duran, with intent to steal were sentenced to ten
months imprisonment in the County Jail.
Abner Paine, indicted for keeping drinking house
and tippng shop, pleaded nolo confe,,dere and paid
afne of 800 and $17,2 costs.
The case of George N Hayes indicted for adultery,
occupied the whole day. The defense was conducted
by Messrs. Strout s. Gage The evidence was ali put
in, and S. G. Strout, ESQ., made the argument for the
defendant, and MIR. Webb for the State. At the close
OF Mr.. Webb's argument Court adjourned to ten
o'clock Friday morning, at which time Judge Tapley
will give the case to the jury.
The case of Robert Potter and Mary Potter, for
keeping house of Ill fame is the next one for trial
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1866-12-14

NAPOLEON AND HIS LATE MINISTER -"AIaI-
akof, writing to the N. Y. Times, thus de-
scribes the cause of rupture between the En.
peror Napoleon and Drouyn de Lhuys. hi,
late Minister of Foreign Affairs:
The rupture between the Emperor and NJ
Drouyn dc Lhuys appears to have been widen
ed lately and rendered probably detinitiye.-
The real cause of this able mlnister's abrunt
evacuation OF the Ministry OF Foreign Affairs
appears to be this: After the close of the war
NJ Drouyn de Lhuys, of course, NOT wiIbont
the consent OF the Emperor, made a demand
on NJ. de RisuloKk rOr rectification Of ,r.,,,-
tlers-that Is, he demanded the little but i'm
portant territory OF Sarrelouis and sometbin,,
more OF less importance. The Count 10 "a
mark instructed his Minister az paris H.
count de Goltz, to go to NJ Drown de Ibnvs
ana tel nin that it was impossible TO accord
what he had asked. When this messaoe xvas
delivered NJ. Drouyn De Lhuvs. snealfn,, %, 90
himseIt, anu, as he believed, for tine Emperor
also, reainrmed his demand in a more Deremn
tory and positive manner. Count de Colt or
course, AGAIN refused, and leaving the Forgion
once, Went straight to the Tuilleries 10 see sba
emperor in person. He was fortunate enonaS
70 OBTAIN an interview, and in a long argumeIl-
tatlve discussion, he convinced the Emneror
That Prussia, could not under the circumstan
oes, Sonceue tne point, without losing ali the
mora moral ground sne had gained in Germany
Ihe Emperor yielded, and when NJ. Drouvn do
Lnuys heard Oft, he said he would no I0noeT
hold position in which he was thus discom-
4ted behind MS back, and resigned at once
Later on, when the French Ambassador at Rer-
In, M: BenedetIi, received the Order OF the
Eagle from the King OF Prussia, NJ. Drown de
Lhuys, who by this time, the reader win see,
Is strong Anti-Prussian, declared that "tba
Erencn Ambassador had received the Prussian
Eagle for having lowered the Eagle of FrsnoeP
"a remark which seems to have been carried
to the Emperor, and to have served as a finish
ing stroke to the rupture between the two mar
ties WV P"A-