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The Evansville journal., 1866-10-16
Miscellaneous.

Isnsiness was moderately brisk on the
ieyea yesterday morning ,..a.aT The Wauan-
ito had full cargo Of pig metal, lead, to-
baceo. paper, rags, grain, Aee.,-,.T The Laura
fenton was loaded 10 the guards, She dis
charged % bales of hops and otnef freight
hereti,.riIhe Sam Orr had a good trip or
people, bat moderate freight list.s..-. The
Rose lille had a good packet trip out,...,,..
The Advance was fnli Of tobacco from the
cumbafiand..... Afinadillo passed up
during Saturday. night. about two weslfs
out from New Orleans .s,y., The little bell
boat is again at work on the wreck OF the
Missonrfa,,,.The charinef was filiing up
favoFably yesterday, With a fair prospect
gofa good trip out ,,,..aT The Taliaman passed
dawn with two barges and self well loaded,
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The arrivals and departures up TO three
o'clock yesterday include the Wauanita,
~. Louis TO Pittsburg; Laura FentOn, Lou
isyiile 10 Memphis; ]. u. Bia0kford, Gin
einnati 10 st, Louis; sam, Orr, Cairo 10
Evansville; Rose Hite, Henderson 10 Lou
lsVlliei y, w. Webb, Henderson 70 retnrn
Advance, Nashville 10 Evansville; Charm.
eF, TO Cairo, tF .-u.,fl +.
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SASH, DOORS, LUMBER, &c,
4tfatr ffi f r~-~r~%s ff8 tl Afft tNtat
HFunnel a. Sons, VI ~
Manufactures OF 1ra1,
Sash. Doors. Bknds. Fumes. d.c. /,

Sash, UOOfs. Hlln1a, FFQnles, DC, Z
.fF ttA Also, Dealers In
L.af MIChIGAN PINE LILAfBIgR; =
Keep constantly on hand Lumber OF every
description, Pine and Poplar Flooring,
Misunderstanding, Shingles, Lath, &c.
Saving OF every description done To
order
Orders from abroad win bo promptly
attended "a. a9 =
Factory aud Yard
COhNEH WALNUT ArREfSr AND CANAL,
hpr1 8aI af Evansville, Ind.
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Notice to Contractors.

.E October lsr, 1865.
EMHHE COMMON COUNCIE. OF THE
4 city OF Evansville will receive sealed
proposals until the 10Th day of October,
1865 for grading, graveling, and paving
the alley situated IN Block No. IL, An Stock
wells Enlargement, and extending from
Bond to Ann Street gf $50 ? aii ul fi
BY order OF the Council. l.s...f .tli
city Clerks ONCE, october Sth, 1855. Il.
ocs dtd union copy. ]
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Among the Arst boats due here are the
Nightingale, for ST. Louis; Darling ahd
Importer, for MemphisI w, 4. Caldwell,
Huntsville, Charleston, and Rose Hamble-
ton, for Llttle Rock Emperor and swal-
low, for New Orieansi Armada, from
Cairo; Indiana, Abeona, aud Louisville,
from New Orleansi Champion and Ca-
melia, from IT. Louisi Phantom, from
Z Eastport.
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q. j. GRAMMER. tA ~ u. WEIGH
GH1AMMER a. CO.,
Communication M eH-chnntss
and Dealers In luaU .u
Feed and all Western Produce,

No. 300 Front Street,
MEMPHIS, TENN.
References; +. II. Ehrman q Co.; Cox q
HUM phrey. ~. tssss H0f ilrln nn u
Prompt attention paid TO all business en-
trusted TO as. Orders solicited. Liberal
Navaneos made ON coasignmentss toc9 dtf
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ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.
Notice to Contractors.

OCTOBER isr 1866,
THE COMMON COUNCIL OF TME
u4 city. OF Evansville will receive sealed
proposals until the 18th day of october,
1866, for grading, graveling, and paving
The alley situated between Second aud
Third Streets, and extending from Gum 10
Cowan Street.
BY order of the Council
A. Nj. McGRIFF, Clerk.
City Clerks ofiioe, October sth, 1865
ooS dtd Union copy I
The Evansville journal., 1866-10-16

The weather continues lovely, bright,
clear and pleasant, in remarkable contrast
with that which has prevailed where Andy
johnson lives, for week past. The river,
instead Of rising as We had anticipated,
fell about three inches during the twentyr
four hours ending at three O'clock yesterr
day, Ia is rising at Cincinnati, Louisville,
and at all points above Eed .Bf na8 II las
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erEAMRoAp PR1nTIna.

No printing establishment ia the West
doing fine Steamboat Printing, oar assort-
menL of job Type, though very large and
complete, is constantly being added 70. and
our job department. Is under the personal
supervision OF one OF the best job printers
ia tne United STATES We are prepared 10
print Posters, plain or fancy, Bill Heads
Bills l-fdlngi Cards, Deck aud Meal Tick
cts, Bills OF Fare Mates Tickets for Labor
&c., Ac, Orders left with either al tbe
WharfTboats win be pFamptly attended 10.
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rWvaHHs IN THE ONLY LINE mAV.


a01t -8uHiu0o 80 if'ifo"'t'
FWVaIES ~ TIEE ONLY LINE MAV.
n Ing real capital, and owning the cars
IN which Its freight ~ transported. It's
cars are new and OF broad tread" in-
tended "a be run through betweeh Eastern
and Western cities, irrespective Of changes
of guage. The "Star Union Line" reaches
East over the Pennsylvania Ilaiiroad. And
Is the authorized Fast Freight Line OF that
roRd, and IL worked on all routes over
which 10 undertakes to transport, under
contracts which secure 20 the property en-
last and uniform movement that roads
over which ~ passes possess. dtai ~ y.
II We invite the attention of merchants
shipping goods West 70 the facilities Offer
b Al neelaigs for damage or oper-
charge loill be promptly settled by
presenting freight Jills and bin Of
lading att this o6ice, 0Uoidiiag all de,
lay Of referring bills East for settie-
ment = an adpaatq0e o6ered by no
other route. o"s
!. To parties shipping produce East, this
line offers special Inducements. The pro-
duce II loaded AT this place in "Star Line
cars, and goes through without change 10
any Eastern city,ggd NG 9itd EAe
no n. II. EHRMAN IL co, 81
s'pN' '"N i9 in4faf 8Hf i AsshN' 2
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FoH cAiRo.AThe fleet sam Orr Is tho
regular packet for Cairo and way points at
8 O'clock to-day. Capt. Ali4n. Duncan is
her eommanfer, and Val. sorenson, one Of
the best clerks on the river, is In the once,
assisted by Guy Vineyard as freight clerk
The Orr has admirable passenger accom-
modati0nR, ttg f ,n..
FoR LouIavILLE.-The palatial Morning
Star In the regular packet for Louisville
this evening. She IL the finest boat ahoat,
and Capt. Ed. Grider and Miles u. Warren
are her chief officers, aud are decidedly
and justly popular with the people.
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DENTISTS.

,v~EEI,TNG DULY THANKFUIs- 1Ns1Ee
the very liberal patronage g@mn1Anmssf.
during the past seven years, ana3 lauAmsENr
nermanent residents OF the city, GaHEfsmanAMB-t.
perrons whether they need their asnaoMse-
sional services or mott To visit thekp rnrNzRHss.
and see the various styles OF work EnAlnnnann--.
factured.
improvements and inventions araH1azEansr
made, and everything that will auh8Iasr-gEs -
the interests OF their patients is seonx11Es zz5r
them. Their establishment and f.atttha1nERne
are equal TO any In the Eastern cities
They have several Anmathetica f0B A1A1ae--
waiting pain when extracting teeth.
Cheeks that are sunlken can be- renGS1zmIl.sl,s
to nearly their original contour. H
All desirable styles OF "A RITZ II III AlAnIlf1.-
TEETH made anywhere in the Ua&1Gn4SA
States are made by us. hWegu&K1tian ~ y
Chiidrens Teeah successfully co nNecteni~
Those haVAl, DecayeffTeeth sh<sei<1I
either have k9an ext lracfa afor ntiec 49,
ties and Che remaining teeth demand fAls- s---r
Neuralgic Affections treated 4 aiso 49,
Palate.s ARnlSE1k.~..
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between First and sIeoond stroets,


14 my EuropeAn trip, would raapect-
iniiy ahnounca 20 ~ 81 old customers and
l am stili preparedf o nil an orders in nev
The public. ~ iNf ~ "
have ON hand a large atoch OF custou,-
naade 0o0ds wi rich xviii sell as io,ss ,s
anybody IN EvhtnKyilie or anywhere else !,
therefore easi and yet . good barkaln. .l 8 Il
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star miOn Line
The Only Line Carrying Freight to
and from Eastern cities.

Time Quicker, and Rates as Low, as
~ i by any other Route. pao'a
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TINwARE.
II. Il. BLEMKER

UAs REMOVED FROM HIS OLD
- stand on Main street u his new
house, fit - t.stA
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BROWN, pUNKERsoN 4 foydJ
August Is, ls00-augl4l Agents.
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CINoIsNATI,-The Commercial Of satur-
day says; ..t,...t, f...,f
The weather was mild and clear Yesterday.
with the mercury at 70 degre0A at noon.
A. Pittsburgh the river is rising, with eight
feet IN the channel! 1he RAnnwn IL talll
Ing. with three feet Ia the channel. Here
the river has receded three inches during
the past "A hours, with 10 feet hence 20
Captain Helaoff reports thousands Of
acres OF cotton on the Mississippi, between
Napoleon ana The InOntiI ofHed ftiVeF CONF
plelely ruined Py the Favage4 OF the1ariny
LoUIavILLE.-The Courier, Of Saturday
says;
The river was about at d stand Yesterday
with feet inches water in the canal nj
the evening. by the fnufk During the
previous "a hours 4 had not changed am
inch In the ehanneIs depth The weather
ranging at 70f At noon, e3lH n9W iNnH11
On the falls, last evening, there were 0
feet lnclies water In the pass down the
Indian chute, and al stand. Jt|i fiFff
ST. LoUIs.-The Democrat, OF Saturday,
says: 8.e uNi Md aH fH aiiHm ~
The decline la tho river here IN more
Arrivals from the Missouri are anxiOusly
awaited, several boats being past due.
Mach trouble. doubtless Is belng encouh.
in the Illinois than we supposed-itl fact a
good stage--buL IL IL geing DOWN There Is
four feet 70 keokuit; The q, McPorter
arriving with much produce yesterday.
She VIII leave again to-day HN3 100000 II
business iA steadily improving. Steam.
boat owners feel Eeutely that freight rn tes
are too low, ana an fncrease 10 various
points Us considered inevitable, IL appears
from recent steamboat sales that there ls
an increase In that kind OF stock.
On Change yesterday the staunch stern-
wheeler Deer Lodge, or rather an Interest
of three-fourtha OF her, was bought at hue-
tion for $1,000 by Capt. III. W. smith, Presi-
dent of the NJ, and ST. Louis. Packet Com.
pany. Capt, =. d. Burdsal has already
been appointed 10 command the Deer
Lodge. She IN AZ the bow of the Menphis
wharf,9oat, and leaves to-day with aear.
The much sold II. l.. Woodward was sold
at the same time for 1000 To somebody.
MEMPIIs.-The Apalalche. of Thursday,
says; r.,+ea. .a. sra,r
Business on the landing fair. Weather
clear. The river here continues to recede.
Little Rock. White River is falling, with
feet to Jncksonport. The river at st.
Louis continues 10 decline with scant 3
fest In the channel, eHfH I4 IH
ATEAMnoAr FIRE.--As the fne steamer
Robert Burns was In the act OF backing out
from tho landing, yesterday afternoon, II
was discovered that the cotton in her hold
was on fire Captain Bowers had "A hole
cut In her deck In q short time, and the
fire was put out Ia few moments. A big
scare and the damage OF y few bales of cot
ton was the result
NEW ORLEANS Tiaes Of Thursday
says.
Yesterday was about one OF the finest
days We have had this season. The weA-
ther opened bright and clear, ana con-
tinued so throughout the entire day which
seemed 20 please everybody, generaliy,
Business on the landing, III we are TO take
shipping Of freight Us n criterion, was more
animated than We have witnessed FOR some
time past as every packet which lett APP
Deured swimming under good tfipH. ... E.
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TIE STATE OF TRADE.

CHICAGO Nov 2-Flour dull Wheat irregular at 81 2id ~ for
No 80 ~ ad No according 70 location Corn opened
a. sdvane a with sales az 9sdc but alter receipt o. the
fveypooI arEe prices declined 43 buyers oheng se Tor No
and ass7Ie closing a. inside price Oss hIn At sse
provisions duh; Mess Pofk go; New 90 LARD dl hogs
MA Fouf 81 Wheat 20 900 bush Corn 800 bush Oats
soo bss ops ghipmeuts 1850 bb Flour 6JOo bush Wheat
bush Corn 81 900 bush. Oats a
Nov -Four dull snd declined 5dl0c Wheat dnl
I'D dsrned 9d7c aes at e. IL for No end 81 W for No 2
Co,n and ais Receipts 200 bbs Flour $500 bush
Wheat. Shipments, 1900 bbG Flour, 81 09 bush Wheat
BILrokK 2The Grain and Flour msIket unchanged
ana very little business doing -, 60. ,,,. -,
L. 49, Than IN ire morning bash No Chicago Spring
A. 81 Do closed Inactive parties aPAIt held At Sa 10
sn1 All Is bid quiet. Barley Canada about 81 10 Rye
., Pork Lard lSi dl6e WHISKY nominal at
10 IA Cana freight, dull and Lover TO Wheat s
Corn lsc Oats 0ic. Receps-FoaI e4SSi Whea l+seSzi
Corn iss 54t Oats lOsst Barley, OBS kye ~4 Canal e5'
porss-Whssi l$ 6oi Corn, il17oo Oats $500 bsJ sseOI
bye. 1900 - i. ., , sno 49,. ryh.., An.
,,ss az 90 busa No MS sDkss Club at 81 osGs2 Io SS
hssh Abef stats 81 and 1000 bash Choice White at - 10
60 onis Barley and pominay lower kye qnis Canal
TS.irss s1eady Lake mpos6tOo bush Wheat Oo bush
Corn 90 900 bush Barley. Canal eSpoTis-S beG HouT SHo
sT ovIs New aFOur heavy sales small a UNCHANGED rates
Wheat heavy and unchsngedi feee large Cofn heavy
Fs~ e Ola Mred end yellow 81 0 Choice ps-
ana White 0a04i 10 Oats nfm ehS snentnseo, rio'
v.oas s.r Csa sdss ieI esic Shoulder lse Lud-Cboes
Kettle fIe whlsky-Priees unehsogsdi reesys hIs 49,
Nov 2-Cott0B-frices upehsngea; sales hooC
halss; weks receipts be sgnst ao ealeai wees On
pors bss sock l76 bales Sugar is ltte
Mose e5agc NeWYerk exchange par freish~ 10
To- 10 LIVERPOOL. aig4id. 10 usvis L.
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DIED.


BEATTYs-In P.rs H. on sunday Oo a. Charlie. s. Besttys
formerly Of Dsnbury, aged n and 10 mouths
Remains taken 10 South last N. Y, for n,ermenl.
Bridgeport papers phase copy.
BOSEM0N-At Troy NJ T., on "Wednesday Oct d. 1896 OF In
hannaon d the brain. daughter BENZ
and Anurst,A Bosemon. Sgd years snd6 months.
FIScH-Ia Bsnksv Friday, Nov as LOrinA Finch eyed
80
Sunday oeOcs the Mehod Church MIDI.
FaieDt
Enthusiastically Friday Nov William A. Frsnei' in the
Goth year OF his
Notice Ct funeral hereafter.
Utica, IN. i.l papefs please copy.
HBBARD-l this city Friday. Nov 1866 Of typhoid fever
I. u. Hibhard. N. D., In the 6 Il year Of hia
SeTce will be held the house Of his nscs M C. G Paddoeh
remains be Yonkrrs Tor inruen The funeral will
te place from his late residence foukers Monday the 9Th
inst, at o'clock p
HULL-At Paul MINI Sunday Oct a. Of consumption
Hall CQnnselof Law Of this city ssed %
viii be held the Anthon Memorial Church Wes.
Foryeishih between Sixth aud Sevrnthaves sunday
Nov O'Clock Relatives aud t1snds are invited TO
neno "-'s' 49,
IoRALEMON-At Bellevue NJ j. Tuesdly Nov hagdalene,
widow Of John ~ Josemon, In the T9h Of her age
Fnners Sunday o'clock from the residence Of her
daughter, Mrs. Underwood
PARKlN-On Friday morning Nov 2, DR. John g w PaAiu In
the 18Th Of his
The ive. iends family respectfully invited at
tend the funsS Calvary Church corner Of fonrAyr and
Twenty hs honday morning Nov at 10 O'CLOCK without
further notice.
sLAYBACK-On Friday Nov 2 Joins D. infant Of John d. and
Jennie r. Sybsk sgrd nonils aud - days.
Of the family respectfully Invited to
afternoon Al CLOCK the
Icsidcneg Of his grandfather, no. ~ Chliliohsi
sTRoSO-A Cincinnati Ohio Tuesdsy Oct D. Caroline Ne
vile, wife Of Robert w Strong
WRiGHTAt his residence In Newark ~ j. Thursday NoVem
ber 1. the Hon William Wright United States Senator
Saturday the Sd Inst clock The relatives and friends OF the
family respectfully invited TO attend
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throws hack the charge and declares that whole respons
hily OF the lies Mr. JohHsOns door and MT
johnson by h unwse and gottcd adherence TO o Whh
has iicd and abused his confidence IN
viic hostile verdict from the public he set the example OF
rcmnaon and has given his opponents splendid OF
pIrmiy o. follow H.
They have but print bis speeches side by side with the report
his COMMISSIONER aud from the comparison between
them the conc Jon naturally and rressby follows that Mr.
johnson charged his opponents with the crime IN order TO
shield his guilty friends lie has thus identihed himself
with such men as Mnvo Monroe 10 the South just he as
with Cymer aud Hoffman the North and the people Judge
him by the company he keeps They are oondemnng ms poi
for his usurpaOn OF powers unknown TO the C0nsi
ton for his desire infringe the perogaVes OF
COngreshesc things might have alarmed the statesmen put
who aVowe enemies OF the Union this differentiation win
capable OF planning and carrying out tue massacre OF the
political opponents has stirred the feelings of the people and
reused their Indignation constitutional eneroac
could Mr. J0hnsons friends have ndust10usy sowh
the wind that both he and they may reap the wh
wind
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NEW-,JERSEY.
UNION MEETING AT GLAssBoRoCGH

UNION MEETING At GLAssBoRoCGH.
BIT TELEGRAPH TRIBUNE.
PHILADELPHIA Nov "a large and enthusiastic
Union Republican meeting held this evening at Glass
borough and addressed by the Hon. James NJ Scoye ana
Others.
THE COURSE OF TUE STATE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
To the Editor Of The T. Tribune
SIR: correspondent in yesterday TRIBUNE,
dating M Paterson reflects upon the OF the State Exccu
five Committee characterized by shameful apathy or some
thing worse" II my object 10 enter upon defense Of
the Committee but friends everywhere
campaign In this State when more persistent Efforts
were by those having the duty IN charge TO effect thor
have not distributed literally former occasions II
because thorough effort the could not
procured The wisdom of the policy Of leaving each District
20 its particular representative on Tue Oomuee mas geh
doubted II adopted by the majority and submitted 10
after two subsequent efforts al reconsideration NotWi'hsland
Ing this alleged "disbandlng OF the COMMITTEE the Orga
znon pressed and every duty performed that can be
interpreted not interfering with the rights OF rcis The
state affairs better than your correspondent maencs
Manufacturing the difference q opinion 10 reference To The
plan campaign the aror and patriotism Of the Union party
viii prevent the result Of the election from being materially
members Of Congress with well grounded hopes OF the ith
beside securing majority in the Legislature.
Chairman State Executive Committee.
Tontoa Oct % loo
THE FOURTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
John Hill esq, the Union candidate from this District
has been actively and thoroughly canyassng among his
future constituency and finds the people vide awake IN
the support of Congress against the johnson policy
Mr. Hill accompanied by band Of music has gone
through Morris Passac and Sussex Counties addressing
large and enthusiastic meetings. Through the ron-nning
district miners poured out to his meetings. clad IN
their yorkugcothes and with the candles IN their hats
and eyncod the closest interest Ia the speaker
of the tariff and other national questions The abonDg
men will vote right upon Tuesday next and the indca-
tops are good for the Of the Union candidate
Tho soldiers vote 10 solid for Mr.. Hill.
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FROM our FOREIGN FILES.

PRESIDENT JOHNSON AND THE NEwORLEANs
MASSACRE.
lFrom The Daily News, Oct. 20
Mfr. johnson has not only failed TO recommend his
reconstruction policy TO the people Of the Northern States bu
he has exceedingly unfortunate IN that policy itself The
of the h July directed attention
states nnd the foolish efforts and his friends
lny the blame of hOse riots the khdchs OF me Norh rem
10 loud and persistent che charges brought against the
Radcas and pertnnciousy did Mr. Johnson organs cal
Jped 40 east some blame upon Republican party the
prUyocntion TO mot il supposed 70 have given Gen
move the feeling and when II discovered that those dis
patches had been garled NJ Washington and that passage
riots had been suppressed Mr. Johnsons supporters were
Obliged change their tone TO one OF apology and the p
upon themselves Prom that time there ms been but little
doubt the responsibility OF MI J"h9on policy II not OF
hi. Coyerpment for Of that dsgmceiu and dsns
rous day Gen Sheridan in the suppressed portion Of h dis
patch described as not riot but massacre by TIE MAYOR
md his police Yet late the sth Of September the
President distinctly and repeatedly asserted 10 Die speech at 81
Louis that The riot was PLANNED IN ne Noh tHat NE pre-
every drop blood that she'd sts upon their skirts aud
ey are responsible it, Three days before those words
were spoken the Military Commission which had been ap.
pointed investigate the affair had completed ~ abors and
sent the result Of them 10 Washington in able aud strongly
worled report fret thing which Mr. johnson must have
J he massacre Oh The sufferers and their friends
his report distinctly tracing It to bis nominees But be
ma had ostentatousy patronIed tho constituted
authorities Of New-Oleans aud lad identified himself
with them and here authoritative and official re
mort distinctly laying the guilt Of organized and remotatcd
massacre on authorities and not only Jus,ng all that
Gen Sheridan had said about them month before but proving
even greater guilt than Sheridan had suspected The date
of this report Sept and not tl Oct three DAYS
before the election IN Pennsylvania that I'M NkN-loh
TRIBUNE succeeded In procuring copy Of and giving II 10
the public For nearly month u suppressed although 80
far sec no advantage whatever resulted nom me
suppression Mr.. Johnsons Loot without TINS
authoritative exposure Of the results OF bis policy ana
the keeping back Of this report only exhibits Inn
in the attitude Of standing by his friends AZ the
Tey time when the character Of those friends IS seen
in the disastrous light by attempting 20 screen the New
Orleans authorities Mr. Johnson has brought upon himself
share Of the blame and has policy all the condemnation
that Is cast The fact that ~ the face OF such 40
evidence Mr. johnson charged Congress th the ~
sponby makes bis reluctance 20 publish tho evidence on
lie ecro coadenastory Il himself Mr. Sumner OF coarss
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MARRIED..

FITCHYAH WlNKLEAt the residence Of the brides parents on
Thursday inst by the Rev. Is Taylor d. d., Henry
Fitch IT, TO Gertrude Van Wtnkle. ell Of Bergen. n J.
MOLLER-FURMAE-At Maspeth. L. L. Thursday Nov J. BY
meeker Charles o. NOler OF New kto Lizzie IT,
daughter u VIM H. Furman. eco.
MORRILL-BELL-A the residence Of the brides parents on
Thur,day Nov Rev MT Sylvester Julius A. Morrill, Of
New Yo City c. eldest daughter Of DR. Bel OF feuns
Hnl. Mas
CARPENTER-On Thurdsy Nov !, by the Rev John
bowling D. D. David r. Morse to hrs NJ Amelia Carpenter
daughter Of r. }. Randolph,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Thursday. Nov. l. BY the Rev
Thomss Armee D. D. Dr. S. d. Wedswoith 70 Mary f. eldest
daughter Of Geo. Higgins esq. al OF this city No cards
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

LONDON STOCK MARKET
LOSDOy, Oct 3l.-Consols S9t Tor money.
AMERICAN SECURITIES.
United States Five IWcntes o. Illinois Genital Railroad
Share. -! Eric Railway Shares 5ll
LONDON Nov To-day being All Saints Day. II being
observed as a holiday, and stock market il held.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
LyrRroo Oct 3lCotton-Slles today 1900 bales at lii
a I5l. for Midding UpIands
LrvrnrooL Nov l.-Couon-The market is heavy, with
sales Of 90 bales.
LIVERPOOL PETROLEUM MARKET.
LiyERrooL Nov The market for Petroleum is Cat a.
lJstal. o per gallon for Refined
LIVERPOOL TALLOw MARKET.
LlyrRrOol Oct. 3l.-Talow remains without change.
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TURKEY.

TURKEY.
GREAT VICTORIES CLAIMED by THE TURKS OVER THE
CHRISTIANS.
LONDON "Wednesday Oct u 1876.
The Turks claim great victories the Christians
in Gambia.
In hard fought battle near Orcssa the Cretans
lost 700 men, while the Turkish loss was very heavy
Three thousand Cretans had been drowned in q
cave where they had sought hiding place and refuge
tide rising aud submerging them.
Large submissions were being made 10y the
Christians to the Turkish authority.