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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-01
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

NEw YoKK JuvESiLS guardian SocrTY. During the
last this society received from the STATE charter
incorporation and - 600 which, with 1900 msoella
SAG 'N~'' ''' '''''
CHURCH OF the Holy IsSocsrs--The chapel occupied
by the Parish Of the Holy Innocents has been sold
Archbishop McCloskey, as previously reported the
HERALD The vestry intend TO erect permanent edce
on lots on Forty-nfth street the coming spring The
congregation viii meet, unit, the completion Of the
building, al the Howard rooms corner OF sixth avenue
and Forty second street.
LAUNCH MANxoiB STEAMSHIP. --The Pacific Nail
Steamship Company sidewheel steamship Celestial
Empire will he launched this morning hall. past nine
O'Clock from the shipyard Of VIM H. wsbl foot OF
sixth street She the consor Of the steamship Grea,
Republic. which nifty launched at Grecnpoint
and the largest wooden merchant weasel ever built
In this country.
DKArH LoDcIso HOUSE, Coroner wildcy was yes.
terday notified 10 hold inquest the remains OF
Cyrus L. Coffin, who was found dead in bed al bis
lodging house. No 20 Centre street For day rasi
deceased had been complaining and retired 10 his room
on Wednesday, after which he was alive.
Deceased very respectfully connected. and al one
time held a clerkship in the Bowefy Savings Rank
Previous 10 that however, he kept store the lower
pan Of the city Iatteriy deceased had been or intern
pera,e habits, which In supposed to have FASTENED b
death The relatives OF obtain further In
formation by calling ~ tho Cororers Office, No Centre
street
ForSD ~ rHs wArEa some days ago Thomas Raj
fery, who lived In Eleventh avenue, near Thirty.
seventh street, suddenly disappeared, and his friends
unable 10 obtain any information concerning HIM
Yesterday the remains u Rafferty, found floating
IN the dock, foot 81 ihi-yth street, North river
conveyed TO the noreue, where Coroner widey no
tined TO hold inquest.
Tux LAR AccrossI u rHs BAY-capan Lawrence
frazee Of the steamer wm. Cook, OF the ri sdci.
phip, Anboy aud New York iiue. which vessel ran
down a small yacht In The bay Thanksgiving night,
denies the statement made tho authority ~ some of
the passengers Who were then board his vesssr that
any blame s attributable o. him the his boat
on that occasion. He says the uight very dark
and on thstTccount be had extra the lookout
but notwithstanding their vigilance tho yacht, which
had no lights displayed ~ required by law, was not
seen until she was Immediately under tho bow OF the
steamer aud too lac 20 prevent the ecciGen, tapain
Frazee has been running this route since tsla and
the accfent referred 70 10 the FIRST thai has ever oe
CURED g. vessel under his command.
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BRAZIL INDUSTRIAL EXPOSITION.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE or TINT mnAln.

Opssfna Of the National Exhibition ~ NJ.
Janeiro-speech Of the Emperor az shs Dedl.
csfery Cerensenies-Whas II Exhibited oi
shs Indsstry and Produce Of Brazil, &c.
RIO JAxHpo Oct 20, 1885
The steamship Guiding star dd NOT arrive here iii the
aAsh inst. consequent her having received some
damage bsfore reaching 81 Thomas rendering u peass
sAy for Dor 70 rent while In that port Honcs thu data
Of hs letter, INSTEAD Of October rs
ovzSfso sArIosAL Y,alsirios
Almost the only item Of local worth m.n,lonins
the opening Of ibe National Exhibition on FRIDAY The
ip'h INST, 1.-TWO O'Clock r. H., by the Emperor IN Per
son Tho design OF the exhibition was 10 displsy tn
products OF Brasil 50 bountfuly presented By mother
nature, ~ vol a. 70 mako exposition Of the
arts Manufactures and capabilities OF hi. favored land
A. an carly hour In reference the time q, opening
de'schmsnts OF choice troops bauds OF music ver.
marched 10 the sshborhood tbs sxbib,ton bna,py
IN IN. Campo Santa Anna tho new niut Aurooo. !,
the campo Santa Anns, what a magnificent eli, nary Il
would make IA vast sausre. much larger than sny
sach ~ New York city Spacious barracks occupy is
frontascs bit /. Itself mere minisiure Sahara unrs
ievcd save by the washcrwomon who ply thor nece,
soy calling In tbs midst Of the "ssniisersl" nv drying
their panned garments there. Improvements III INV
aver, be doubtless made by aud by.
4 rosrpKryxps
W such crowd, conhned In lin ted sps ID tie
~ Of articles FOR exhibition II cannot be speclcd
'pss -aais be provided for the company generally
a 'ae that would he inconsistent with the very de,gn
~ he b-iioron-usmey. pronen idc for inspect
nara we're however provided for the diplomatic body
- ~ "a wen represented. embracing among others
y = @so"leaey General Jsmss WATSON Webb. Minister
- -eptns the unitsd States. We was supported bv
"a 6cton snd 'hs crioers or tho United states
a.us - ~oos'n, Nipsc aud Junlsta III. mssier of
- monies however. nsd falled notify the public
~ nht hes chairs Designed 10 consequence o.
Nh Aiey were sassn possession OF bv a nnmber Of
i7dies a. tue ARRIVAL n ne diplomatic oody The ma.
NV II tbs cotenonics ulatsiasd then 10 ,h,r .sa,s
H. toe \'.roNtV was tnat tbsy u.re an ,sr,,
"a by the t'fcf' y creation That p0r an al cr.atlo,.
lis, emnrsN ing al bat of thr dinlas,a,s hnts
hoy- croed ~ u 10 gss way TO Inc al, 80 ,...,s
posed 10 take no notice o. abe matter Mi, * ~, p...i
trurl0 whon " hi- capacity " priv,l.eca re,tn...
siTr! tned of the afletoD o. tie jAdl.s via. -.
ite tnas'ar ~ NC ceremonies ebd,s - ..,,
tucss Acting On the spsr ~ the t,op.r, ~.
ip feqaoeasd tho Jsdes % gyrsn ihs ebalry 500, ~
go tcaaon Why aud they lsf The gentlemen ~ 80
matte body need scarcely ssS. too polltc io
aeeuy the chairs thus vacated and remained saAd,ne
saTBg the JpenipG ceremonies, wlne the chair, aver
st assigned 10 the rapal Nunco remaped vacant
rouglouk The blame " clearly attributable % he
~ Of The Serem oni(S In not having clearly under
- FOR xhok ~ obhirs intended Tbs fec, IL
sss ssis'' as spI .sss X =;
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saasl Aaf IN styssley. n. !.

paYiNuETPMA, Nov. 90 T. NJ
The house Of Walter freeman, agent OF The Camden
and Antoy Railroad company at Beverley n. Y, was
entered this morning ny thieves ransacktd throughout
snd srge quantity o; goods stolen. Even The sicepnq
rooms which occupied vere entered and consider
able Jewery and other personal articles carried Oh M
clue TO tbs thieves has been discovered THIS y The
second robbery OF the kind that has occurred Ia lie
same boiehbOrhood within week
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sst1s IN the ERIE AND CSfmasl CANALS.

AiRAv. Nov 90 1888
break ocvurrcd lock No Gu the Chemnng
Canal ls-s night owing 10 the frvshet will take four
days 10 make the necessary repair
break also occurred on the Erie Canal, about four
mi e. east N Rome Horses pased over 10 III.
bernie side aud navigation has not been stopped
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seusIoH H the rwtsr-rHRu ARMY c,sps usuc,rns

~. $500 ....t -. iSpisNarnifs Nov. 30, 1890
Corps Association was held a, rorrisons opers Hail =,
day Colonel Thomas Fsreigh, AZ Kentucky was seo,ed
President for the ensuing year This evo,;,r
Morton made welcoming sddras General yoyng Z,
ohio, delivered an Grafton, and Major wood ~ 49, ~
road poem The third reunion All he belI :, t n.o'
vile on the 18th Of December lsh1 - M "'u'--
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MyeiTWs CLOSED On TINE UPPER MISSOURI MD mHss-
SPpi

ST Iours, Nov. 80, 1850.
Nsysa'isn on the Missouri river Is closed down ~ st
So,sph Tho Lntcrprise arrived here to-day, which win
.hs the last nrrivsl this season.
Inc siSks'spi nvW 10 ccssa pQ,iL VI Keesgh
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ouzsnc Nov. 90 1863.
a cshle despatch authorizes the Mayor Of oity to
araw N 600 for the relief Of the by the late
Are tho samo being part c. subscriptions collected 10 'ne
city OF Dublin.
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Celebration Of ~. Andrews Dn,.

MONTREAL Nov. 20, Is6s
fhe Scotch societies 10 this city celebrated st. An
drews Day by attending in body divine service at 81
Address church. In the evening grand banquet
given Speeches delivered by Justice johnson aud
nArcy Mc,iee
OTTAWA, Nov. 90 1865
Ihe 81 Andrews Society celebrated the day with
ysoco.son, headed by oand Of music aud good At
Lhe steaInsn on the Ottawa river we're Unable 10 run
yShwsy On aQseant q ibs fosb u 10 expeelsd they
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TORONTO c W., Nov. 80, 1900
The total expenditure for common school purposes D
Upper Canada during the last year 10 nearly mon
and half Of dollars being not much short o. dollAr
for each individual Of the whole population the mum
bel Of male teachers employed Is 1885, female 'each
1
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MACMILLAN. SOLE AGENT ron
~, Nkw YORK CLUB SKATES
BIS broadway. N " wholesale and retail eeaso, lek
for Fifth Avenue skating Park for safe here.
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vh lay p % Rstsow FOR the winter nero y : light
naii o. enOw to-day.
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"rHE GREATEST RASCAL IN SEW YORK" WRITES
i his own History ~ ths isny9srrys numoer OF
with New ready Price ID cents Sold BY all
news met
s,T,HR ORE aIgsT RASCAL IN NEW YORK" WRITES
L hfs o On II,si9fy IL the January number Of
with q. comic cuts ready Price cents by
" the hsir dressing IN the world prfes - cesto
Sold bv BARNES ~ Para fo~ and all dfuas,ssA
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A POSITIVE FACT. THAT DALLEY's GAl.yaNfc
"a Ho,se saive yl cure Scratches 0sIs s~eIInss.
nsns u % Invaluable pcen's Dsvos - CedsT STREE, ys-
Norb ~'''
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Aoo,her Rcpcrs Of FcBiau- tn,herina .p the
Frontier.
TonoSro, Nov. 20. 1890
u u reported tia, the Fenlans are gathering 1T 81
Aleans ansl oLcr points the frontier.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-02
sheii1R1s Sale

ERY ytR,fUE ON AN ORDER or
sale leAusd out of ths ONCE oi
the Clerk ~ tli6 Court NJ GomBion Pleas
OF Xhnderbnr8h Coanty, Indiana, 81 favor
Of Inachim Endreas, ana against John s.
Lowar, kADina Lower, Charles LEIGH, IA.
gnstps Gaflhtedt, and William !. Deubier,
l will on ,l, mas dhaOI. lll
SATURDAY, tho 9Th day OF October, 1870,
between the hduTH Of l0a.fn. 4iid fp.rn. OF
said day, ~ tie door or the eoiirt.houae ia
the city of Evansville, Indiana, offta for
sale ~ pnblie question tho rents and profits,
for the term ~ seven years, Of tile Follow
. Lot number fVe tbl III Llleston's En-
largeinent 20 !ha city " Evansyilie, Van-
defbnfKh County.
sell fpt n sum Auffirtent ~ satisfy said writ
aud costs, VIII Int the same time and place
offer for sale the fee simple of snid prem
isas. ALEX, DARLING,
~ Sheriff VnndeFburQh County.
oct2 Wit
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,at EVERY vote cast for JOINS. HOP
'tabaKiNa, EML Bsonop and THoMAs q.
JAouEsa, Ia a vote cast for OLlVER
L MonToN, or some other good Union
man, for the United States Senate.
smo. Every vote cast for their opponents is
voto for DANIEL w VooRHEEs, for
the Senate Do the soldiers of Van
derburgh aud Posey Counties wish to
see DAN. Vo0RngDs their Senator2
II not they will exert themselves 10
secure the success Of our candidates
TO tho Legislature,
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our tlamincrclnI lleyi0W.

We present our readers with our
first independent Financial and Meri
.,a.., camille Review Of our markalghNYipg
heretofore depended maithyfSAqaota-
irons on the report of the Chamber Of
Commerce. There may be some mac
epraey in quotations, being ,epr frat
Review but wa will try ID lcdfraot
them hereafter, and have our report
better aystematlzed, We ask the at
tention of our mercantile readers 10
''. il, aud We think they will and II val
liable to send to their country CORES.
p0ndenta, .,nt
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Gnnrlerlana.

MAJOR Joe Cog pfm9argfie candidate foF
Joint Representative ~ Vanderbnfgh aff
PQSag qgnallAe eNiil goms Va nom F9sag
WITH 4fS mt1ofity shflain# Toys, hold
VandsFbufgl down, of raise u az naiitf
1. phe, tFgF wiit hayeH bprd time 10
hold Vnn1erburgh down" J0E has
tried several times 10 hold Vaifdsf
biAghaLogl. liildAahow or other be
always gets tripped np, lie viii be
Fyssee Aeatyttslaass4shY. ip either
Of his other unsuccessful races, -gbi.
tbs ,iae9biDe ~ Evansville are easzins
iidHdly, 1Tlityfp eel I'M HAT niey are gsine
10 carry vandsfbufgb County, aud propose
~ bel motley hiiAad bpsib4hfDiioh f0f tic
pgrtg IN the race, Wa have heard tBes
we're netting on carrying 10 by 600 v@istss
They ought 80 give 900 They viii wiz
The 0gf ~ easily ~ ille other, We know
itLM fiU istiAAiiaGsi v Mlahayhithh names ~
100 men, VINO have heretofore voted with
them, Wild win Vote tiiis Fail win bsFwa
gall that gain ~ 700 fag p0altaptipn ~
J9eobin Hes + II ibay aagfy VaHderbafgiJ u
VIM be too q ase fof them toknow Tie re
suit fpq a dayiaf two That's wtaga the
matter 4a
aJWeg guess qatI Thqrq iyto be no
sleeping with ballot boxes this year
II don't taketw6 ~ three days 10 find
out the result Of an election, ia this
County, Why, tile G6mfer we'll 20
@8Gi. is5tl5inF Rilai l5 SIo 3
the Cincinnati Commercial long before
all the votes were oonnted out There
was a slight mistake IN is figures, but
that was. a sWpll matter, We ealeu
late the result will not be 50 close
Nv 70 fddhif8 lhkdy days 10 figure Il
up, UNLESS IL be 50 his 10 the District,
We confess it may DO little CLOSE on
Congresstnenl 'si tae fh
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sheriRTe eale.
~ VIRTUE or AN OnDEn or

NV VIRTUE az AN ORDER OF
ID Sale, issued out of the once ~ the
Clerk pf lhai 19nrt ~ Common fieaa Of
VHndefbnfRh County, IDdinnn, in faVOf ~
Ufi1eh Endfees ana against John Jacob
dhkeuhe maf Frederick Oettinger aud
Charles Wels,I will, Hu -1 -
on SATURDAY, the 9Th day of Oct. 1906,
between tbs hours uf ~ 0'QiGak Am. aud
=, NJ, OF said day, OF The d00f ~ The Court
Iiblike, tnfhe Ofty OF Evansville, Indiana,
iofTef fijf sslie, ~ Public Auction, tile Rents
and FfontA fof tbs term ~ seven years Gf the
following described ltani Estate, Lo-witf
a part OF the Northwest quarter ~ asG-
ton No. twaHfy-tiifee, fz3,J IN Township
No. ak, te,l South OF range No. eleven, ia
West, beglnplpg ~ y stalss ~ the public
higilway, on the New Harmony Road, ana
running nom thence East twenty rods, Dy
land divided by William Jarvis. and from
thence South eight % rods, BY land divided
by heirs Of Daniel sfineh1ald, Deceased
from uIeuea West twenty co. f0,Ie, by land
divided by the beirs at said btinehneid
from Llapes North along tbG said New
Harmony Road eight ~ rods 70 the place
Of beginning, containing au acre, more or
west corner, lon the said New Harmony
TOAD, runnihE South two "a fOdsi Il On
thence East i0nr ~ fOdsI from thence
North two 81 rods by land OF said Htineh-
field heirs,
Aud should said Rents and Fronts not
and udaiB,' VIII. al tie same fiiae and
plaeal 0tIsF for sale me Fee riipble Of said
fal8ls 5fl ahLExA NIJrR DARLING,
= ottYAW3W hhrfin NnDdeflidiKh 90.
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lTnE gIiWRipiiHpl C0fs~EFTIgse This II
unluesli0Dahly a large ahseniblnge, bat u
Is evident every description Of eiap-trap u
Fssofted 90 o. give u stleat All Chs arm.
less aud laRlhas k0tdiefR are ~ dtspastd ~
aa ~ give tho blaaast dramatic effect 10 tho
show Louisville c1tfieF,
Ana this X the finpaqt janeuage hb,
piled "a this worthy band Of patriots bS
yqSqblsSes7d tali 9Tgops wlsa NpA inggp-
maplRLyqF, f4ftaa if bAA tDnaenee, without
eKptisfng Ills OWL ffediOus eafoass, in
causing the loss 9f the arms and legs he
writes 40 nippantiy about, ita IN said 10
hs the RENDER ~ clio Rebel DsfpohraeY in
Kentucky. They are wsiootns To ku6ii a
leader Frankfort, M, COMMONWEALTH
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-10-02

IN Amour the maddest,tnhn WI remem
Der to have seen al the October elee-
ton in 1864, was FREp, LuNKnNllEl-
MFR, The reason Of his wrath was
that the "hoys in blue 'A~StER.
MANS army, aa some of the Democ-
raoy were pleased to call them voted
'' the tlpIop ticket, aud thereby pre-
vented Fam, from handling the
money belonging to the county. We
''' dare say the YboyR IL Blue viii re-
peat the oilenae this year. They ins
tend 10 vote for Col RuElNLANpER,
sal who fought With them aud suffered
with them, IN preference 10 voting fer
man all of whose sympathies we're
with the Copperhead party, and who
e did all tnlhis power tomake the peace
''' the failure his panty Iealera 'dc6lared
il was, in their Convention at Chicago
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tegrity and manhood, and are content
toflige upon tho. crumbs that fall from
his degraded table, the only reward
10 the hereafter will be an inmortali-
~ Of infaihy aud shhmsj nv
9 d4'ff tH tHif A "HADmAL,H
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THE GROUNDS OP THE FAIR
r. EunpaBg hfs now Ia excellent order,
AID entirely RENTED, for the accommodate
ton Of visitors trtt#
Already q large aud splendid variety OF
stock have arrived from Inherent points,
viii he iots ~ fan each day for pleasure
seekers,
~ order Of fhe fair-oround COMMITTEES.
oe2diL f1fs'Pff ' ff Hi
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Cotton.

This staple product, under The
European advieee, advanced yeFterr
day IN New York four cents, and
closed aAotiseyltrhla will have-its Of
feet on the market for Dry Goods and
other articles which are dependent
upon or the product Of Cotton, Il
win be cheering news to tho aonthnrn
planter, but not SO gratifying to cons
sumora of cotton goods h, "a.
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FOR RENT.

TyOm RENT IA RM-+Ons Of tho best
II Farne ~ NaDderbnfgb County, con-
tnifiuR about ~ acres Ia cultivation, with
comfortable houses and outsbnlidinRs.
THIS farn wiii~be leased for i've years, on
Inquirs6f = ALVAH JOHNSON,
1lGfd STREET, bet, Main and Locust.
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w. LYON ~ 90.
VI. LYON az 10.


yHTg HAVE 0PEN A NAM.
w moth fine CiOfbinR House iii ~.
FiA1Agis STOCK of'gLDfHa and F4ney
N6teflBrlH he pteee ever bf0hgpt 10 ~
L0rfs VIZ sflO 64ye Vil,4 VI tbe begi Cuts
tiJs W De tofnd IN New Yefle, Onf tteadyF
Maize 6iafftffp mig we're gotten ~ especially
~ onr Gfder MI the eelr8jfflteii ilDuse ~
IhVlin ~ 90. fsfaadwny,e Ngw York, eks
Dfessiy f9f The ~ Louisfity 1Thds, :
We are prepared ~ 9ft ~ Cue, ftylisikl
milf fhAtaflJ and = ndDba" Style, 9ffthge
ellDfiesf uofihe, We atd HillOf1niys 10.
10afid ar M Y3 NORTH Fourth fleet. and
wlll tepoyg u tte tsap afil goeftjie build,
iag Gqgtef ,tiftp eqd VllRe streets on ibe'
FoliF M, Lyon W0nid be pfeahed 10 rel
eeiya - call and the ems ol ali his OffY
met cIstpmeik hud ffiends 10 EVaustlte,
Henderson, ana Vicinity
Mr.. GnieD Davidson, 'bhtfd street, be
tween M4ip AID Locust evansville, ha4
kiUdly consented ~ take the measures Of
gentlemen Who fuBy desire 10 9ayOF as
Any ~ The former customers ~ MA
lyon who may send their orders estf dos
pend on getting lfstrHlass goods aud fleNt
CANT nih a. The lowest prieesi aud ~ All I
eases where moi perfectly satisfactory a.
fesht,ds stg,lf, qyhlity,fhnd price, thsy can
~. b9aig, Mo-, sept. ~, 1900. aloe2d2m
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IifE CigqiDDati papers al warn the
G6i6n mefi ~ Die First CONGRESSIONAL
District, III that city, that a system Of
colonization has been adopted by the
c6pfeAeakl la dradf tAIeleet GaoRdg
II pgsDLgros, Mr.. PEaDdGfdal
timaolf II nniddRsSfy 'fioh's and IL
WariogqAppaey dg,erdFLEgEgr4leaeed
II Is noe alone III tifs' Fifst Con
gresaional Dislriet Of Ohio thateolo-
nization Of. votes is being gepeDdedsoA
IN aadd4Rs,T1n efit0 INA aud Second
Districts "a this State the same tae-
ahs la uy beosAdspta.is kvwgA lbany
II already being pfGyid6a wiiLq sup.
pl8 "a, 1senthfl8i 1lRtriflas, Aa, MsjmI
R0Biss6a ealls them, In order 60 dc
feat The gallant GRESHAM, The C6m-
marital Of that city says there h IB
doubt Of the fact and il urges
Union men fa6l DO active lapd
yigilent SO aay2l We 10 ethe.
Union men Of Vanderbufgh and
adjoining Counties, We urge upon
the itallylHg Committees, appointed at
tho last meeting Of the Union Leaglie
10 closely aerutinlze every suspicious
boarding house, where the indleataBs
are Llat the number Of boardefH arc
increasing rapidly aud al once notify
the County Cepiral COMMITTEES ofXtIfe'
result Of their observations, Let il
be- Distinctly understood thai fair
eieeNQp IL all The ualon men wait y
that4fhir eeetionitheyare resolved TO
.haDo, We are satisfied from what Wa
ik1ioW df The spirit AID Decentralization
of our Union men rhat Evansville
will Boa decided Unhealthy location
for men who attempt to cast illegal
votes dh tho adeaud Tuesday Of 0eto.
btr We notify all who epterthln'de-
NlfdAed bVoEe, 6fthia sihterestille
fAkuLE.... fan tfA uff a.fW4 Hfith
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RELIGIOUS.

new X, olinAFWiil preAdh Hattie 6ifsp
lgAgnasr qhbHGH Marble HalD This eysns
tpg, NJ 2 p'algek, The congregation ana
friends II BIO, Hay are invited ~ attend,
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b. hHn <4I0fgmag nuafFpf beJpnfp4l
a 10, 3 taJ Complimentary. ~ .,..aI
MeAsea, ifdilosAi n "2'''
.aiOneoipg home Saturday night from
} theil IpiaP Club m9sifqgy 4 found bh
my door step some papers, which, OH
examination. proved 10 BIO two copies
of the authorized edition Of the pro-
icaulinga Af tha Rhilndeps in paddock
ConEontionq aadaonaof John llegbh d
traasonsble speeches, under frank
(lmt'not dh6ttetlj Of Senator Notion
Of the GALLQWR BRIGADE. TO whom
am indebted for these useful dochT
mebtsia,h mystery, ibHt Judging from
their character, infer thdt they dhine
from my friend, Tie new convert, the
Surveyor 9f the Port New converts
arc apt 20 be zealous, and not unffe-
dpently their zeal outfuns their dis.
Ptratidii, lIehd6 II IA certainly pos
sible that, hopeless MS il the
prospect OF making n Copper. john
iof me, this olahdeatind over
ture may have come from that
quarter. No one butts full blooded
abolltionist, demded by his own recro-
aney, would be apt 10 tempt such
dreadful Black Republican ms am.
Having fought, bled and died togpth-
or from tho days Of Fremont 10 1856,
whe0lt took about az nuah grit to go
for the 9 Wolly Horse, M ID does to
go for the immortal Moses now, |
can think of 40 one 40 likely
to suppose, Judging by him
self, that could be- led TO
dishonor myself by swinging rouud
such a circle. In my judgment, no
man who has not himself committed
such a wicked folly, would waste am
,unition in trying TO convert such
Radical" az |, from his integrity, esf
pceally as there iSn9 unApproprated
seven hundred dollar office 70 throw
in AZ n olinehing, argument. .aai
h However, ii matters little who came,
like a thief in the night and dropped
those ppiiera apmS dn6hN He has my
thanks for his suoaking service who
ever he wpeIapd isy IShall preserve
"a eopyo Of the proceedings Of the
Paddock Copper john Convention, 1t
il an interesting document and win
prove n damning record d, of the
attempt Of corrupt coalition Of
CorperhQads, rebels, aud a
few mpripcipled Office holding
and office seeking Republicans 10 de-t
eeiye the loyal, honest, people, and
soil tho liberties of the country to
advance thoir own selfish purposes.
Thopk God, the people, the iptclli-
gent, the orderly, the plain people, are
honest, aud will spurn this miserable
cheat, and sink 10 scorn and contempt
the base aetnrs in IL The stime will
como, aud come soon, whom homo will
be found SO low as to do them rever-
enee; but from Moses himself, ap to
tho miserable tools who for !" bread
and butter" have sacrificed their in