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RAMS.

Hon. Davy 7. Laird is announced
for speech in Vincennes on We'd
nesday next. The San says " he is
one of our most effective, earnest and
powerful speakers" The Lord have
mercy on the Democratic party if that
is so.
Mrs. r. r. Campbell, of Princeton,
was robbed of bonnet and a box of
jewelry on Sunday last in open day,
by man who said he had been sol
der and fought for his country. Mrs.
Campbell who was alone with little
daughter, not liking the appearance
of the man when he entered the house,
went for two of her neighbors, who
quoted her fears, and she prepared
the thief his breakfast, but discovered
that he had fed with his booty. Pur-
suit was given, the thief was overtaken,
and the goods recovered. He con-
fessed his guilt, and stated that he
had been rebel soldier under John
Morgan. He is in Jail, and the Dem
ocratic ticket of Indiana or Kentucky
will lose one vote more.
| Joe Brigham, telegraphic CORES
pondent of the New Albany Ledger.
says George G.. Harding is the chief
editor of the Herald. George G.
Harding! Alas, how are the mighty
failed. t
A Prison Reform Society has been
formed by prominent men of tine
State Mr. John Ingle, Jr., of this
city is a member of the Executive
Committee
The constitution is in ten articles.
Article first designates the names of
the officers, their tenure of Office, and
periods of each. Article five pro-
vides that the Executive Committee
shall consist of the society eD o6fci0,
and thirty other members, and pre-
scribes their duties, which are that
they shall regularly visit the jails,
prisons, and county houses, and fur
ther defines the duties of the commit
tee. A F5tt}9
Article six regulates the election of
members and prescribes their duties.
Article eight prescribes the number
and date of meetings.
HORSE THIEF IN LIMBO.-On the
morning of the 4th a notorious horse
thief, VIM. A. Brokaw, rode through
Fort Branch, armed with revolver
and Bowie knife, and defying the
citizens to arrest him. A couple Of
gentlemen, VIM. Cooper and James
Hickenbottom, started in pursuit,
overtaking and capturing him, after a
brisk little skirmish with reyolvers,
in the'river bottoms near Mt. Carmel,
Illinois. He was wounded by ball
passing through the muscle of one
arm Neither of the pursuing party
were naturalization Clarion.
MAN KILLED.-A man named Rob
ert Hutchinson was killed by the cars,
on Friday night last, at Falkland,
Ind, on the /. & G. railroad. He was
drunk Mr. Sutton, agent, had pulled
him off the track several times and
thought he was gone; but he crawled
back on the road in ample time to
meet the awful fate of having both
his legs cut. off and being terribly
mangled otherwise.
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Mr.. L. S. French of Princeton,
sends the Clarion a statement of the
product of ten Spanish Merino sheep
sheared by him the present season.
The sheep had not heen housed as is
the practice with show sheep, and
the ewes have all lambs by their sides.
They give good showing at the pres
entprice of wool: Otto
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at such rates as shall place the paper
a0ithin reach Of every votcr IN Southern
Indiana. ee.
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they are supported They should
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tits to the JOURNAL as leading pa
per, working in the interests of the
principles Of the Union party for the
State, that we would call attention.
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ST.. H8gF Isf raI .n
The next campaign will be one of
the most important which the people
of Indiana have ever fought against
prescription, and error, and wrong
Now, if ever, must the fruits of the
terrible war which we have suffered,
be secured beyond a peradventure
The grave responsibilities growing out
of the situation are felt and appreci-
ated by all the people. In order that
they may be prepared to act under
standingly, there is necessity for
cheap and rapid means of informing
themselves of the rapid events trans
piring from day to day in the political
world. 1t is with the design of doing
all in our power to meet this want that
we now propose to issue A4t
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we nave the facility of the best Ma
r',llEzzasseiy and Workmen, and will give all
work entrusted to us our individual atten-
b HsrB- ell orders promptly, warrant our
gEg0aL. and charge reasonable prices.
afa1Ace and Foundry, corner of First and
saeg Streets Evansville, Ind.
II B.--3W drlsmen sent 20 all parts tn ~
1- Fss9k and do repairing.
sss1zs3Tn SCHULTZE, TRUMAN & co
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No. s. MAIN STREET.

(Opposite the Washington House,. e
he will attend to all kinds of Auction bus
ness: To the selling OF Merchandise. Wag-
Ons, Carriages, Horses, and Real Estate
Auction Days-TUESDAY. 5EIURsDAY and
SATURDAY OF each week. Cash advances
on consigFmentS. Refers to all the citi.
Gems of Evansville who know him. Vii,
give his whole time to his business. aplA
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RAY HOUSE.

Two squares southeast of Union Depot, cor.
t9f Delaware and South Streets lr7
Indianapolis, Ind.
JAMES LAMBERT & Co., Proprietors.
AS good fare and cheaper bills than anv
ready in time for railroad trains. Large
and well-supplied stables, sheds, and ward
for live stock, and stock received and for
warded with prOmptness on any of the
railroads. , ~ [mayl4 d3m
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Paper Hangings, Paper Bags, Card Boards.
Letter, Cap, Note, Wrapping.
and Manila Paper, Cut Cards, Window
Shades, &C., &c.
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GES- We will keep a complete assortment
of everything in our line, at wholesale and
retail. Let all who desire good Goods cheap
call early and examine our stock.
$. n. DOCKER & Co.
No ~ South First Street,
alarltt 1of Evansville, Ind.
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HOTELS.
American House.
JOHN TRAVIS, Proprietor,

Water ST., between Main & Sycamore
Opposite Steamboat Landing, Evansvil
Indiana.
BB Free Omnibus running from the D.
pot. E4 aprlS
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HTRANT NELSON.

U. =. AUCTTONEER.
Has permanently located his Auction
f.a4rs. ROola ut
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. BACCO SCREWS, &C., &C.,
rxn and Brass Castings of Every
Description.

ETAxzIsrs in Steam Guages, Gum Betting,
tEExpsExhcszs, Wrought Iron Pipes, Boiling
- sllseEss &c. at Manufacturers Prices.
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DEALERS IN
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MACHTNTSTS.
WILLIAM HEILMAN,

Successor to Kratz G. Heilman,)
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PAPER, ETC.
Paper Warehouse.

NO. ~ SOUTH FIRST STREET.
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BROOKLYN INTELLIGENCE.

Yorse MEs's cHsDuAs ASSOCIATION. Dsooarvs. v D
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various evangelical denominations of The Eastern Dissss
held thursday evening ths sou,A sisua susss
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ssnsuon % sYoaAs Mons Christian Assssissios. -hs~s
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THE EMPIRE WEAKER THAN EVER.
Particulars of the Quarrel
with BaZaine.
HE IS ORDERED HOME THREE TIMES
BaZaine Desires 60 be ViCerO!
Of Mexico.
IA. II. Aos
IMPORTANT ORDER FROM GEN. SHERIDAN.
Juarex Recognized the Legitimate Head
Of tho Mexican Republic.
Nsw ORLEANS, Oct 20, 1850.
The following Important letter appears this after.

Juarex Recognized the Legitimate Head
of the Mexican Republic.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct 20, 1850
The following important letter appears this after
noon
HyAporARrrRs, DEPARTMENT or Tny GUY,
NEW ORLEANS, Ia, Oct 70 1890. J
GENERAL am satisfied that there s only one way Ia
which the Of affairs the Rio Grande DO bot
tered, and that is ty guing the Aeaves pport 10 the
only government In Mexico recognized BY our own-u<
only UaieA Is really friendly to ". You will there
fore all adherents Of any party or pretended gov
Mexico State Of Tamaulpss thst they will
be permitted violate the neutrality laws between
the liberal government OF Mexico and tho United States;
and also they will not be allowed TO remain in our
territory and receive the protection Of our Nag
in order to complete thor Vaccinations for she
violation of Neutrality laws These instructions will
bc enforced against the pdherents OF the imperial buc
representing tho so-caiied imperial government
Of Mexico, and also against tho 0Tsga, Santa Anna
and other factions President Juarez tho Acknowledged
head Of the liberal government Of Mexico
lam, General, very respectfully, your obsdicnt ssr
want p II. SHERIDAN,
Major General Commanding.
To Broyst Brgsdisr General T. l. ssDowicx, Com
mandns cub District Of Rio Grsnds, Brownsville, Te1aa
OrteSs Not Allowed Ia Enter Mexico.
Nxw OsLK.ss. Oct 70, 1895.
am economically informed that ortsga and stan,
now hare win be permitted 70 enter Mexico, and
perhaps win DO arested hers.
The nisssy commander 10 absent Tor few days, but
there Is unusual stir al headquarters tonight some-
thing In on tho tapa
Ort~Ga Announces lis Intention Of Leaving
for Mexico.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct 70, 1890.
orcga, who claims to DO the Constitutional President
Of tho Republic Of Mexico, announces that he will leave
in few days for Brownsville, whence he viii cntsr
Mexico with the object Of reestsblshng tbs Conssiiu
tonal Government when this 10 accomplished no says
no will end minister 10 Washington His sAn and
number Of officers who have been awaiting him will 90
company the General 10 Mexico.
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LysRroors Oct 70, Isos
mo teamship Cliy OF New York, from New Yort
October .i3. has arrived.
sourutnTos. Oct n, 1909
fhs Steamship Bremen from New York October ~
arrived hsse to-day pa's 70 Bremen
QrHrssrovs, oct ss--Eveusae
mo steamship Persia from New York October
II, srsSvsd hero today sn 10 Liverpool
yTke ship Saginaw Harmed nj Sea.
Lvrsroor- Oct "a 1905.
IN ARRIVAL here reports that the ship kagnaw, Bou-
sss. frcuA CaFdia septembcr , for Panama wS burned
Of ssA; no date No lives lost
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TIE BAHAMAS.
Terrific Hurricane ut Nassau and the Out
Islands-Hundreds Of Dwellings. Churches.
Warehouses and Stores Blown Down or
DaDaged-Two thousand Persons
Observation-Disclosures Marine Dlsas-
tiers and Many Lives Lost.

BY the arrival OF tho cunar steamship Corsica Ut this
port yesterday have files from the Bahamas dated at
Nassau, n. p, on the Goth OF October.
The papers contain very ample and melancholy details
OF the effects Of the terrible hurricane which visited tho
islands the Let and ID already referred 10 by
telegraph in columns-wi,h reports Of the marine
and ercal losses sustained thereby.
His Excellcncy tho Governor called meeting Of the
Legislature October for the purpose Of consulting 70
the method Of alternating dsresses occasoned
by the hurricane Several vessels hav6 been despatched
from Nassau the islands with provisions for tho
destitute
The Nassau Guardian Of tho 10th Of October reports
her Britannia Maesty's ship Nimbe stl lies ashore
her sarboard SIDE abreast OF the Navy Yard Her guns
ammunition and engines have been removed, and hopes
entertained Of releasing her comparatively unin
ured
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YORK. SATURDAY, OCTOBER q, 1866.

stae,of affairs to Fort Union and two companies
were sent to his relief One Of the officers IL appears
becoming intoxicated drew his pistol Kah Atche
of the principal chiefs Of the ute band, hence tho
present trouble with these Indians, the original din
Guilty in regard the killing OF OF their number
having been satisfactorily adjusted.
W. r. NJ Army, Secretary Of the Territory OF New
Mexico writes under date OF October that twelve Utes
had been killed. that tho feeling among tho Indians
was very bitter but that efforts being made to
rest the war which impending
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WAsmSoros, Oct. %, 1863.

wAsmSoTos, Oct. 20, 1865.
Visit Of Grant and sherman 10 the President.
This morning General Grant and Lieutenant General
sherman called on the President General Grant
manned hot short time but General sherman continued
in conference with the President until the hour
meeting Of the Cabinet The arrival Of General Sherman
has NO reference whatever with change in the War
Department
Financial Matters.
The following abstract OF the condition OF the national
banks the frat Monday Of October has just pro
mulgated by the Acting Comptroller Of the Currency
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nisRt DISASTERS.


ssvsSssH Oct 20. 1870
The steamer Achilles, from Philadelphia for New Or
leans pot In here yesterday for coal On the 18th Inst
when ktsen miles OF Body Island fell In with wreck
Of the brig Belle Barnard vhrh eft Savannah for Pha.
on board
Noprofx Oct ~, lseA
nse stern portion u ths wrecked brig Belle Bar.
nard ~ rhIadelphis recently dnfsed ashore on Body
IsanA beach With portion % tho rigging and salts a.
tsebed and another portion Al Sar's Head, q. The
bodies ~ a colorsd and white man washed sSfose
and buried by the natvss
Th~ S~hs~ueY Lewis -. Davis In Distress, &C.
sAvAsssH, Oct a. 1seo
On the 22d the Achilles, arrived here yesterday met
the schooner lewis 4 Davis, II BrookbAven, Conn,
hound from WILMINGTON for New Yovk In distrs~a AL
hands we've sick and the vessel leaking badly Tho
Achilles towed her into Beaufort
The Tallahassee pi5lan Gays nothing has bees heard
o. the Rae HsriI vhien lefi ks~ yess month ego
for that lSrf
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f~~rNksa nyrhOr. ptt -. lf&
" nAm v nssf, o0gD-i fog Les DAVIS sx<Druvss "a
- Nh nseer O~f ~ the % rsl.~s Conms-ssoasr
u Sfthsngs, ssr1sad teis si,esaSya fraxs s1rsg.6
Jpass D1id niend~ 70 shA nsy iha@ eex&<se, ist
sss Dsstsni~f " bssinss M Oss ,nss~ - vistt
" nrs isfis ~ Md h~s h~~n W ssms4lts3ioa witt
NJ D-s Ne cave. Lsss ~ sssfys
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rHnvu ,gnr. r,S t:ssuo, rtmrsr.

ne r~srai rty RE- N.Nftg Ia al ~ toe i1th
ert s.F0 ~ 30 te - nE iiais fsss TIE sh ps
~ sotd dos 80 fsisvss rs Nfffea, Hasey 20. ~
gusses, Clss -. 81 .ru~~ ~ ~ svustsla "a
salas ~ fit n = 'ss.- = tf0o, over sns CO.,
srssa ~ ~ wssk g~syews
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IRf WORKING o. Inc cltLf.

on thu sday sreninr, at sx o'clock telegraph dss
patch cas- Asnt from New York to London for the pav
men, Of h'rsc sum Of mesey. A hsfpsss eleven
ik yesscf>ay morning = msssase was received "
chs city arnoaasars ,he payment Of ,hs sAms
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A U s 7 R ! A.

Reception Of the Emperor In Prague.
PRAGUE, Oct rs, 1866.
The Emperor OF Austria has reached this
sfty, and met with highly favorable reception
from the people and officials.
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+ R A n CO..

Trades Distress and Agitation In Lyons.
PARIS, Oct 26, 1866.
There Is great anxiety in France in regard
- the condition Of the Lyons workmen.
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p R U SSIA.

Donmayk In Danger Of Partition or Absorb
ton.
LONDON, Oct 20, 1866.
The London Globe in an editorial alludes
70 design entertained by the Courts Of
Prussia and Sweden to absorb the Kingdom
Of Denmark.
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News by the Cable to Friday,
October 26.
AM.. -~~~--~~~--~~~>>~~~~~~>-~
Twenty French War Vessels to
Sail for Mexico.
~>>~>~~~~~~>-~e~~~>>o---~~
Ths Empress Charlotte in q Hopeless Cendi-
dillon and MaXiuilian Expected.
Denmark I'm Danger OF Par
titlOn.
~~~~-~~~~~-~~~~~~~~ Fiji
Hing Victor Emanuel Preparing
TO Inter Venice.
The MARKETS AND MARINE REPORT.
10 80. 30.


me Dnvrsss Charlotte In "a Hopeless State
of Health.
PARIS, Oct 20, 1866.
The condition Of the Empress Charlotte is
described az being hopeless
Maxlmiian Expected.
The Emperor Macmillan win probably re-
tarn in the Austrian frigate which was re-
Gently despatched from Trieste by the Emperor
Francis Joseph.
The French Troops Retire En- Massc.
Il is said that twenty war steamers will leave
loY Mexico in November to bring home the
entire French force now in that country.
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and although Macmillan IL not given 20 'pnaa'eraii,
s the worthy has great influence over him. a. Z seen
in formation OF the Ministry aud the snmus 81 ihe
DEGREES.
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IT Ally.

The King 60 Enter Venice
FLORENCE, Oct 20, 1866
King Victor Emanuel will make his formal
entry into the city Of Venice on the 7sh Of
November.
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7 U r K { Y.

Reported Recognition Of the New Hospedar.
CoHsTAETINoPIE, Oct %, 1866.
The Sultan Of Turkey has formally recog-
nised the Hospodar, and given him reception
Of his palace.
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Tho Tycoon Reported Dead.
LONDON, Oct 26, 1866.
There 10 . report current here to-day that
The Tycoon OF Japan Is dead.
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r London Money Market.
LosDoa, Oct 2c--Noon.
.Csnsos quoted n s9k for money.
skccsnuDt
sAs quotations Of American Securities follows:
United States hvetwenties. .6sh
LIE RAILWAY snaref .OOA
Illinois Central Railway shares.
Lorpos, Oct 2o-Evcnng
me money market ia steady.
Csasos for money closed al SOY
The following are the closing prices OF
AMERICAN sxcrRnEs
Vnoed States hvetweniies. esA
Shiaoss Central Tx
Liverpool Cotton Market.
LrvxRfooL oct 20, 1880
ne cotton market Is duh At l5d for middlng up
Anda Prices have defined ons-quarier 10 one-half
penny on tho week. The sales OF the week have been
tsosos bales
LivERroot, Oct 2s-Evenlng
rte cotton market steady The sales to-day amount
70 1900 bales M'diIiog aplanas arc quoted al isd
isixd
Liverpool Br~ndstuns Market.
fivKRroof, Oct 26-Evening.
NJ market for breads,uas II nrm Corn has advanced
70 q w. for MIXED Western.
Iiscrposi Produce Market.
idvssrool, Oct 2o--Evenlog
sm a tsnds dovnwArd4
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-27

20 the Babamas 20 Render Assistance to
American Vessels.
w,sHfserov, oc, ~ 1900
Commander cooper Of the United States steamer
winoosk reports 10 The Navy Department under date Of
Key West October 10 bis arrival that point day or
two previous The winoosk would sail tho next day for
tho bahama banks render what assistance poe 4
bio ~ tho American ve~s~- shore about tho Hsnila
Reef there being English wrecksr 70 ssslst them
The Tahona arrived al Key West the l<th, and
brought Information q the terrific hurricane