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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-02-23
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OUR STOCK Is one of the largest and best as
~ sorted to be found in the West, ana Tor sale
at extremely low prices.
We are now manufacturing every description OF
Goal Oil Lamps, Candle and Coal Oil LauternGs
which we will sell ct lets than Cincinnati prices.
Lamp Stock, consisting Of Burners, Shades,
Chimneys, Pegs and Feet, for sale at manuiactur-
ers' prices.
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!. EnOr nAI.TIMslmEl .

BALTfMoRE, October :I.AConaidef. /.
able excitement occurred this mora !.
ing on the corner Of Baltimore and
North SITS, ,oooasioned by an attack by u
number of Republicans on tho Demo
cratic and CONSERVATIVES headiuafters,
A national Nag which hung suspended
in front of the building was cut down /,
and, for time, there were great ap1
prehensions Of serious difficulty,
The police promptly came otbe
rescue, and compelled the rioters to
return the flag, which was forthwith
restored to it's former position.
Last night partylof CONSERVATIVES
made an attack on some Republicans
in the eastern section of the city,
which resulted in fierce fight. JOHN
Golletry, one Of the attacking party,
was shot, receiving three balls in his
body, His condition is exceedingly
preearious. Several OF tho parties
were slightly injured.
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1.rrNsYI.s.ANIA ErEcTIoN.

puu.AprtpftfA, Get q, - At tho
STATE election to-day tho Republicans
voted for Gen. John w, Geary for
Govornor,l aud the, Democrats Tor
Hester Clymer. D,.....,.....,
The following Gre tho returns ~ far
M received
philadelphia C'ity4l0th Ward
gives Geary l,li0 majority, "A lie.
publican loaaAof Gh.e w
The 1aths Ward gives Geary 74S
majority, Republican loss IFS, conn.
pared with The Congressional vote oil
lSGI : "a - ~ - se+A
Scattering returns from the First
Congressional District indicate Ran
dall'a reelection by over 5000. -
- Pn1BApEtP1uA,lO Oets 9sT-The 9th
Ward gives Geary l0l majority This
Ward has been divided and the loss
cannot be stated,
The lat(Ward gives Geary 75t ma
jertys Republican losssa, aH
Tho Tth Ward gives Gesry GOO ma
jority Republican loss 200.
The 10th Ward gives Geary 800 ma.
jority, Republican loss lb2 ~
The Sth Ward gives Geary lTb ma.
jority; Republican loss 255.
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rnoVs wAsIIINoToN.

WAAHtNdToN, Oct, 0.=The PfeEi
dent haA appointed john Seya, Of
Ohio. Minister Resident aud Consul
General of the United States to the
Republic Of Liberia, and ChaH, Soy.
mour, VIM. A. Rudd, of Now York,
and II. II. Nudge Of Massachusetts,
to be Ueeamhaaimnas 50 she Paris ex-
position.
WAaunNdToN, October 0-Socre-
tary Seward hna almost recovered en-
tir0ly from bis sickness, Ho was well
enough to day TO attend the Cabinet
meeting. Certain perebns IN Wash
ibgt0n and elaewhere are here ior a
timeg and be0n acting M agents for
proeufitig parduna. Some Of theqt
have written lettera TO the South,
claiming thstthey shave peculiar adj
vhhthRGd ana Influence for ditaining
the Executive olemenoy. From d
close aud careful observation, il can
not be aaooekained that any persons
ARE thus favored Money for the
pretended services Is therefore. OBJ
tained under false pretentoa. Appli-
cations for pardoni either in person or
through the Governors Of Statos,
with tho accompanying documents re-
| icrred 10 the Attorney General. on
whose report the President decides,
! anv 10 every case determined favora4
bly,. The offieiul doclitnert Of pardon
Is is6ued from tho State Department
as soon aa 1t ean be prepared. There
is no necessity whatever for appli.
eanta TO employ agents, 10 the latter
have notinfluoneo in the premises.
The President has directed tho par
don Of the following persona; james
bowers, convicted vt the December
term, 1866, of The. u. = Circuit Court
for the Southern District OF Ohio, OF
Fprencnting for payment falsh kelaims
against the United States, and sen
| fenced to ten. years impriqepment
John G. Meltinger, convicted ak the
May term, 1866, of the U !. District
Court for the Eastern District of
Pennsylvania. of stealing letter
from the mail, and sentenced TO five
years imprisonment l9 Iii i4ta..,t
/ The following appointments of In
ternal Revenue oihoera have beer
made; Quincy ID. Whitman, Asses
a0r Sixth District of illinois Gran
. Weldman, Assessor Tenth District o
Iowa John L, Iuhbsrd, r., Asses
sQr Nineteenth District Of New York
: The PreAidentte7 7dey appointed th'
/ following Poatmasters: VIM. Gramm
kanawhha VIM, Haselet Dowagoe
!. Michigan Charles w ,Fondos Tire
Rivers Michigan q. y, kelohenu
: Teeumsehio II. w Holdingswortl
! Albion, f a,',' .p.s7ls .al'
! During the past mouth, 2G, GIL acre
! of public lands were disposed Of
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FROM RAHTIMoRE.

gbBAITlMoRE, Oct. 9.-Reports- are
speoulating Of an intimation on the
part Of Gov. Swan to relieve the Po-
lice Commissioners of this city, on the
ground Of alleged official misconduct
in making arrangements for the nu.
nieipal elections. The report ocea-
sions much discussion, Republicans
maintaining the police have not vio-
lated the law, aud That the Governor
eanuot exercise such, authorityuntil
the Commissioners have been first in
dicted tried, and convicted o unlaw-
ful conduct rs they are placed in
.oIiice 10y the Lesislature, am. not ap.
pointed by the Governor. The Con-
servatives, on the other hand, main
tain the Governor can remove the
Police COMMISSIONER the same as
any other State off
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Tho 9Th Ward gives Gerry ZTb ima.
jorily, This Ward was formally part
Of tho 2lth Ward.
The Republican loss In tbe two
B Tho ilthh Ward gives Clgmer05G0
ibaiprfty7 Democratic losB b5 aat
The 2tst Ward gives ieefy 443 ma
i0rity. Republican gait ~ tiaa..t,4
Tho tlth Ward gives geary lAlO0
majority, Republican loss 49, Aa
The I'D Ward gives Geary 1000
majority. EepublieaD gaih lOl
The 9Th Ward gives Clginef7sl ma-
jbrity & Dehb6fatio gaiti 4sf3 q ~
The 10Th Ward gives Geary 600 ma
iority, Republican gain 400. ifla1
TIE t4lh Ward corrected gives
0eary 0G0 majority H9publioan gein
a. i''
Chester West Chester gives Geary
$50 majority /, Heplblcsn gaip, 81,
York rbunty9Ybrk borough Apives
Clymsr 300 majority; and Democrat
Id nhtft fttth itif.k taf -
Chester C6unty4south Coyengille
gives Clymer 80 majority.
Sixty towns md wards IN Pennsyl-
yagta, show d Democratic. gain of 100.
Iae Lancaster County, Pa.rC6luinhia
Borough, geafy, 65 majority; Hepub-
hn9f gain. 10,
Chester County-+Sehuylkill town.
ship, Qeaty 81 majority, Republican
Montgomery coubty4 East ,C9yen
try. deary 12D mnjofilyt Republican
s1tl'he 9th Ward gives Geary 10l ma
i9ritys, This ward has been divided,
and tho loss cannot ba 'Atatad. - ~
Thus far, sixty t0wnsuapd wards
show Democratic gain ofiabbtit 100,
t. Bu6ks Comfy Lower Wtfk aBbld
H-givob Geery 167 majority, KdDtb.
| lluHn gain % Taylor, Representative
for Congress, t94 majority; gain ~.
Blair Coanty-Alatino borough
gives Clymor 26 majority Hepublioap
gain 6G. 81 4H.lta4m
Tho 18Th Wmdfgivse geary 73g
majority Republican ghiq00, ,...o.r
Jority. Ddtnderati6 Rain 40 -
ISe3sThe Oh wafd giYes gllytaft's7i, ], iona g p
Al Armstrong County - kittaming -
giyos ReaFyl 103 majority Republican
| gain 7lisW y D. sill lue ~ laHa 4fla
Fayrtte cbdntyAConpelsyillo Re.
publican gain III a4 .bFfJ .fhaR
---Buuphine --tioupty--tfprrisburg
giyeRfbher lSg pgdority 4 Democrat
10 loss
Susduehanna Township, Goary, l32
Democratic loss, 10,
Middlelown- Clymen Q majority
Berry Townahip-Gear 3ss ma
jority Republican. gain, ~,
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Special to the Evansville Journal.
~ OH igI 81 T. III
Union Majority in Indiana,
f5,OOOg1 1SnolI
o. , Rs sipssg'gTA .,H .sas 'EF
Both Branches or the Legisla-
ture Certain,

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. y, - Returns
come In slowly, and close estimate
eau not, be, made. The Hepnblieen
sfilaj5tltyhoh tRe lllkib tictet ~ about
$1,000. On the Congressional ticket,
the Republicans have certainly elect
eed ColfaR, shanks Cohurn,l aud Jp-
Ian, aud probably 0rth, Hunter and
AWilliams. Tho First, second Fourth,
-snd Seventh Districts are not heard
from. Both btnhbhes Of the Legisla-
Cure will undoubtedly be Itspublieao,
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'fe CINefNyATf, October iD9itIFh0 Ul6d.
ton In this city fs baesing'oh quietly;
tho contest isfyerg nnlmnted and n
fnll vote will be pollsdg Business is
partially suspended. na gsqsob
FCiNdtSSATr, Oct. 0LThe C5dHiIjt-
tees appointed for the Biirp6ge, hive
about Completed their drfane4pebts
for the reception aud, Entertainment
df the itiGmbeta. .Bfo the agsOciati6u Of
the Array Of the Tthneagec,. which
meets in this city on The Alfth Of
N0y6mber. Every officer whb at any
TIME belonged 70 this army, will DO
expected 10 attend IN full uniform II
practicable, bringing with them or
Forwarding 10 Gen. Force, Chairman
of tho C6mnittee OF Arrhnetinchts,
all Regimentdl, Bfigddo, Division or
Corps Cblors OF tho army now In their
possesbiousp Membafs will be passed
oyer all the, principal, Railroads. At
half fare, paying full fare coming and
receiving return passes. Ample mr.
rangements have been nude with the
different hotela for the Accommodation
Of the officers, at reduced ratehrani
| Generals Grant, sherman, Howard
aud hogan, the Successive e0mman
ders ofJhls veteran army. have hecep-
ted their invitations, aud will certain
! ~ be present Generals Sheridan, +,
| Meade aud Thomas bhyc becningited
t0the banunet, whiehwill be given on
the evening Of the 18th Of Noveipber..
IL is advisable that all officers intend,
ing to boz preeent, should notify
General Hiekenlookor, Secretary Of
the Coumittee of Arrangements. aud
those who cannot attend should write
letters 10 ibenread before the Asaoeia
tlon. indt ngdI brHhHsi. f1Iip 0n
H. CINeJNNATI. Octl9--rA heavy storm
in this 6ghborbood linterieres ma Z
laterially with the working oithe wfreba
IA flras known the election passed
off quietly throughout the State.
| Scattering returns show Union gains
IN every county heard from, There.
ault thus fur indieates the election OF
Sehenck (Upi0n)l for Congress IN The
Third District; ,Plhuts lUnlonl IN
the Fifteenth DistfictpllIeyh (unionl
IN the Second District. aud Buetland
IWniou) in the Ninth pistrietO2 The
contest in the Tirst District was very
spirited, burt 'rcsultedi in the election
OF Eggleston over Pendleton by about
Eve hundred majority. Eggleston's
minority two yeais ako'was over 2fiGO.
CtNcINSArI, Oct. 10--l A. M.-The
retirns from. Obip Autliqatc the re.
election Of all the Union Congressmen
aud q Union majority Of 10000 on the
State ticket. D
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INnIANA rI.rsrroN nnrumNs.


INDIANA ELECTION RETURNS.
-1NnIANAroLfa, Oct. The oleo
ton passed of naltelly, the returns are
very mesere - - ~
Hamilton County Republican ma
jority z, l00, gain 100.
shelby lddnty. ono hrrdinot Union
gain 16o.
d. Richmond City 1000 Union mpiori'
ny, s
= sHaso. 200 Union maioritys taw
Cambridge City 81 Democratic ma.
jority, Democratic gain l20,
" III eohu praeinetin Upton County,
the Union gains are Ss,
- Tue reportA from the 9thCongres-
aional District show small goins for
Eolfaxi8A fms a6 .uf
Floyd Comfy, 3D. Congressional
District, Union gains 800.
Corresponding gains In the Diairict
VIII elect Gresham. i ,.ti ,fls@.e
Union returns thus far show about
equal gains aud losses for the Union
ticket, indicating that the. majority
on the State ticket will be about the
same M in 1864, whom the Union
majority was 10000, I.ll
Thewholo votolin this city In about
1000 less than In 1864, and the Union
majority 1000 less. lti ,sssia,ig 5
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YnOsI NV ORLEANS.

NEw ORLEANS, Oct. 0.-The steam
er Kensipgtpn has sailed for Boston.
Cotton, Unchanged sales 400 bales
Tow fdihdiihg III 35cC33g, Receipts,
four days. 4 ,a24 bhles, against 1880.
! Exports, 3. 100 bales y" t'
'ftGbld, 1857 Sterling, 100 lt1 n'm /.
The 1abbailihk disaster to The steam
ship Eyeflfhg Star II The chief topic
of remark; The entire community
we're deeply nibycd by tho Intelligence
lit IL impossible 10 express The depth
of sorfnw by this sudden aud lamenta-
bic ocfhrrence. Is3Hs liH tpDA
A serious ereyasse n imminent =
feW miles above The city il Jefferson
Parish. Should the Mississippi swell
Two or three additional feet, and The
leyee remain in It's present broken
cb1dltlod, the city Ii thtSatep6d with
Afiood "A State engihcef has started
for the scene Of tic threatened
crevasse. ~ illHli" .'ltla Rihi hi
NEw OgtsAss, Oct, ga large
meeting OF citizens was heldla at Olytn-
pic Theatre tonight at which rcsolu-
tions were passed refutipg tho 9gser-
tions and insinuAtions conlained il q
letter from Coy, ,Weta u Ep9t II.
Jones, published 10 Northern pgpers
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that the renowned racer, Kentucky,
has been sold 10 Mr.. Leonard w. Jer-
ONE, f9r, $4,000 dollags.g He viii
probably be Withdrawn, from the turf
NEW Y6ilK. Oct. o D4iJotfi6 curious
transactions Of nm alleged swindlef
named Sohofeld have lately come 70
light, His operations covered over
10000 He was arrested three times
10 Hoboken, and finally lodged 10
the Hudson County jail, where he
was detained 10 wait decision from
Governor Fenton, but was released
yesterday afternoon on writ Of ha-
bras c0Jpus.
The Times states that General Dix
does not propose 10 take charge of
the French mission till about the ist
Of Deeember-the time from which
Ms. BigGlow desired his resignation,
If accepted, 10 take place. The Gem
erals family will precode him 10
Europe. having taken passags in The
steamer Aragofor Hayr0 en- the. .25tb
inst. Fi'''p'
NEW YonK, Oct. 0.-The following
dispatch has been received by the
tIlreasuFer Of thed New York Mail
Steatiship g0tnpapyt ftttt,l,e.lh
The Evening Star wetit down In o
hurricane on the morning Of the third
inst. Only sixteen persons arc known
10 baYe been saved none of those arc
'womsn Ten Of our party arrived ia
schooner yesterday, viz. - Robert
Finger, w. Harris, Edward Homer,
John Long, Frederick Sehafler, Geo
Smith John Power, Dennis Cameron,
aud Howard Stephsnsi. Ill arc suher-
ing, but their wants are being relieved
We expect TO leave for New York to-
morrow, have telegrapbed 10 Nov
Parser Of Fhe Eyenipg Star:
II In hoped that others than those
above mentioned arc saved, as the
Evening Htsrl bad six Large sized me
talliosilf boats. Athope the passen-
gers on tho Evening Star was tho
French Opera Troupe Of Paul do
Hosa, which arrived here just ,befprc
the sailing Of The Bsehing Star boh
the steamer Villa do Paris, from
France. There were Gftysnine mem
bers Of tho troupe. DIR. SpauldingB
| Circus Company, Of thirty .pers0ns
took passagel on the Evening Star.
They had, IL is sad, all their para
phernalia, but no horses.
Officer John Hipwell was shot, in
| Br0oklyu,v early this afteraUonJ II ~
supposed by burglars, whom he -hnH
detected Ia house. When found he
was in the agonies Of death aud could
give no. account Of the ailairs g0w
Rev. DIR. Sweeny, in card, states
that the burial vault under st. Pat
riok's Cathedral, was uninjured by
the Gre on Saturday night last.
NEw YoaK, October 0.-aAta the
annual meeting Of the Erie road this
afternoon, the following officers were
elected Robt H. Brodel Alexan-
der y, Drew, SAMUEL Marsh, John
Arnold, AWbr9ae 81 Murray, IL J..
Pierson Daniel Drew, WIN. y. Akef,
man, Thomas w Gale. Isaac N
Phelps, j. j. ID. Lanier, franklin y.
Randolph, Frederick AsJuue. n Tile
last two names arc those Of the new
directors.
Gen. Palfrey, In commend Of Fort
jackson, who had been absent on n
short fnrlough, was n passenger on
the Evening Star with his wife, sister,
and child.
SCHENECTADY. N. Y, October o.
The Democratic Conservative Con
gressional Convention. for the 18th
DISTRICT, met here to-day, aandi n0fni
mated Thomas X. Horton, editor Of
the Fultonyille Rfpabtican, for Con-
gress.
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LpursYnYLE, October 9.-Nashyille
Vhe dhoIern iddntha. during tho mast

LOUISVILLE, October 9.-Nashvillc
-phe cholera d6aths during the past
twentytfour hours up to Z clock this
evening, was two, both oolored. =
LouIsviLLE, Oct. "a tornado
passed over Franklin Indianapat4 4 30
o'clock this afternoon, prostroting the
north wall of the railroad depot, and
causing -eopsderable damage in the
town. ,SseefAI flivesAare reported
prevents The attainment Of further
portieplars,- ID
BdtisvqLihS, Oct. 9AD .. fIeight,
one Of our most eminent dry goods
merchants, died this afternoon. ,0
Capt, Holbrook' $ extensive tobacco
factory on Preston Street Is on hEe
this evening. Thesdamege will proba-
bly, be serious, though il can not be
estimated might, !, l'' ....a iI1 ha
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BosToN, Oct, g.-Tbe Kerosene Oil
Store of A. c. Eoss, No. 10, Union
Street, was burned last night. Loss
$4,000, which was partially insured.
The other ooeupants of the building
lose. from twoi to three thousand dol
ars. 'Aeioi ssaeio $40 tla8
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From TORONrO.

.TonoNro, O. Wg0ct. 0. p..-sl.ieuten-
ant Governor Gordon, aud anite, of
New Brunswiek, arrived to-day.
- The Ministers are proparingto leave
for England. 'f taa. ...,..
M Fenian affairs excite but little in
terest.
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BAN FhAkcIst.o, Cal, Oct. g.
The schooner Pride Of ths West,
which sailed m search bf fishing
ground on the Northwest coast, on
the 2lih iof March, bias not eiticb been
heard from. aud ii beloved 10 have
been lost or captured ~ The Indians
on Queen Charlotte Ibidhd,l fiiige +
v Charles w! Brodksl& COL Il large
shipping e6mmission hrri, suspended
to-day, Cabsee, d heavy dafalcatiph
bf kr0e1bhcks BY their late cashier,
With Tho failnrc df q pfbbiin6nt 0para.
tor againSt Whoa6 totisig1ihcfits 'they
had dtcept6d largely They hays ~
Egiibd their asseta siifficietit 10 cover
Their general hbusif6ssW liabilities,
leaving tbe 6pcrntofH ehgakembnts
applicable 10 tho Balance. They hope
a6bn,to effect an nrfhngene1t restiin-
Ing their btfhihes9. ~ 0lgl ~ fyt
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aInsoN GDppTr.

hpeeiai 10 the Journal,
; PafsoEroN, Oct 10 3 o'clock A. NJ.
Gibson County SHOWS n Union gnin
@byer 1864. The vote win be very
CLOSE, We viii glYe bgl,fuier Ion
110) majority. a
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rl,slar Nav AnIk. \. ..

NEWARK, N, j., October 9,-The
Republicans have carried the charter
election In this city by about 800 ma
jority. msiso
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.tfrIfI KNfiiI ipg
SASH, DOORS, LUMBER, &c,
tbD HunneId AZ sons. 3,di
if lH fH Manufacturers of Dflf To-
CtI . Ill.,. IkI.AsI.t Lf.....,.s L..

f.,tff ..s,g Also, Dealers IN lIlfarf
AICIfIYAM I,fNE LDIfHHRy
fgesp conafanliy oh hhtfd lumber OF every
description, Pine md lioplnr Flooring,
Misunderstanding hhinRlca, Lnth, &C.
Ahwing Of every description done TO
order. ii I'D I1 1Nll ,snut
q orders fFofa abroad VIII be promptly
III ~ 'hdiFhcfory md Yard,a .-A.)
C0nEEn WALNUT sritEET AND 0ArAI
apr2l la-adlam LII Byenlylllo, ind.
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I Sr. LOUIS, Oct D. LAT Che Laclede
Course, the Jockey Club premium OF
$500 was won BY Count Bisthhfk.
Time, 1.46 aud lf.52. "A Lexington
colt took Tho second heat in .45s.
The 81. Louis premium Of " 900, two
miles repeat, was won by Harry of
the West. Time, 3 ;4b and 34i, With
Derby half a length behind, and Bca-
con distanced. W 81 h,hlINa ~"
sr. LouIs, October 9.-Four meet
ipgs we're held in different parts Of tho
city to,Dight, AZ which menbers Of
the Southern delegation spoke tolarge
and enthusiastic audiences, The dele
gates leave 70 o.mofrow for Springfield,
Illipois, where o gtabd demonstration
viii bo made ~ tba tomb ~ lincoln.
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..stb = aatTtF3E8 ~ az az
The Hitch IN Virginia Courts.
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FROM wIscAssET, mE.

j WIsoAssET, October o. A FIRE
broke out about O'Clock this morn
ing, and ragedshbtil noon, destroying
over fifty buildings, including the
Custom House, % hotel, sail loft, mar
BILE works, hay warehouse, and two
yachts at the wharyes--total loss,
100000. Half tho business portion
Of the place " IN ashes, and nearly
forty families arc rendered homoless.
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NAsuvILLE, Oct. 9.LRcy. Samuel
ID. Baldwin, author Of "Armaked0n,"
died last evening, after an illness Of
two weeks, from cholera. 7ff
John o. Ewing, Secretary and
Treasurer Of the Northwestern Rail-
f5ad, died yesterday. The m0rtuary
report for the last two days shows
i6l deaths from cholera, the creator
portion paupers aud negroes. s'.a
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