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ASSAULT AT THE JAIL-This morning, as
Alexander Adams, colored, one Of the
prisoners in the jail, employed to
carry the meals to the prisoners, was
on his way round he was assaulted by
Robert Scott, one of the colored prisoners, with
q club, which injured him badly.
1t is feared that eryslpelas will take place.
Justice Walter was called. and a charge of
assault with Intent to kill was preferred, on
which he was committed.
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POUR coRs, Durillious ct Ongles rentres
dams la chair, consulter lie Docteur White,
etabh depuis 1914 son Office No. 42 Penn
sylvania avenue, entire la quatrieme ct la Six
iemerue.
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TIE AGRICULTURAL FAIR AND HoRsY
SHOw.-To-day, the National Agricultural
Far and Horse Show was to have commenced
at the Fair Grousds, National Race Track
but the ram had the effect toput damper on
the operations However. quite a number OF
persons were in the ground, en gagged in seeing to
their horses, cattle, &C., preparing tor the for
mai opening, which will take place to NOR
row. Mr. Sninn, of New York, will have
his fine Alderny cattle on the ground to-
morrow, and Mr.. S. T. Suit will have his
collection OF birds &c, en- the grounds
Mr.. ]. r. Bartholow, of the Seventh street
agricultural warehouse, will enter full line
OF improved agricultural implements and ma
chimes. The time for the entry of needle work,
drawings, &c has been extended to Novem-
Der LIST. Mr. Clement Hill, of Prince Georges,
will have 80 head OF fine cattle on exhibition
on Wednesday. MIR. Jas. L. Heise of Phila.
delphia, arrived this morning with the follow.
Ing horses by rail: Polly Ann, Gunsey, May
Queen, of California, Fanny Allen. Mary,
Frank, Lizzie Littlefield, brown stallion (no
name, which were at once taken to Princes
stables, attracting much attention.
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JAIL FOR CoURT.-George Washington. COL
ored. came before Justice Gull yesterday
charged by Nolingly Simms with the larceny
of watch. He was sent to Jail for court.
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ISLAND SABBATH SCHOOL UNION. The reg.
uIar meeting Of the Union was held at Cor
such Chapel yesterday afternoon, at three
O clock, and was largely attsn ded. Mr.. ]. II.
Heron occupied the chair, and Mr. G. g. Her.
Gus acted az secretary. Addresses were de-.
Iiyered by Messrs. Baily, Jones, and others
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CHOICE NEW AND CHEAP DRY GOODS.

The subscriber has purchased largely since the
prices than they have been sold since the war. His
assortment of DRESS GOODS is large, embracing
the newest and most desirable styles Also, Cloaks
from 81 up to the finer qualities Long and square
Shawls: Flannels, Blankets. Bleached Muslins s,
Merrimack, Sprague and ether best m axes, Is cts.
Cassinets I1s 50, SO, and IS. Sixty pieces CASH
Merino under Vest, and Drawers. Dress Trim
mings, Gloves, Hosiery, and Notions. We offer
BENJAMIN MILLER,
oc l4-lm* 1O1 Bridge ST., Georgetown. d g.
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STATIONERY,
REQUISITES.
CARD AND INVITATION PLATES EN-
GRAvED AND PRINTED
MONOGRAMs DESIGNED AND EMBOSSED
IN THE HIGHEST STYLE OF TIE ART,
PHILIP soLoMoNs,
METROPOLITAN BOOK STORE,
oc G-6t 1872 Pennsylvania avenue.
Hay H fsTT PREssEs.
BAI BAi1 kSFE Ws1RE,
cE1snsresEss, Hon1sx ILL., HI SCALES
cX MHHt RkkKRWs: oHggGEhNfst s
Sf BToHE MT1Els' wH1F II EETPkkEkEss
BASkETSs; &c, &C., &C.,
rs $Ei HSF III SHS5 55S sF 'thsiss::
&c, &c. &c.
AeR1c5 52HN A. bA AkkEEff,Horsr,
oc25-eolw La ave-, bet 9th and 10th SITS.
T AIDES FRENCH NOTE PAPER AND EN-
IL VELOPES,
NEW STYLES.
Ws "a efv SoTE new P saf ha fSSf
several entirely new styles which we can have
ps
'A1 A'"'n '''' BLANCHARD 4 MOHUN,
Booksellers and Stationers,
oc 25-3t corner Pa. avenue and Eleventh ST.
s SERFRbTTXWHE fI9bE xN ts1 T. NINTH
Butter, Eggs, Hams A No. ! Mackerel, Golden
Apples Grapes and other Fruit to be found in the
market, always on hand. Call and see. oc2-lm
150 FALL STOCK. 452
7THsr. OPPOSITE PATENT OFFICE. TIN ST.
Respectfully announce to my customers and the
s tHESk ndkkSNB cosbs D2HssE sHDs ssd
SHADE FIxTUKEs is now very complete, to
which invite f phelF GfsfHt FRAMES
stock Q. (. .ss!s good. VII 5. found .,p.
e ;!:; e. e
eEePRf ssIsaf of all Sizes reset
" " TERMS e. GAfH korHRook,.
oc 5-4w Opposite Patent Once.
R EAL ESTATE AGENCY.
The subscribers take this method q informing
their friends and tho public that they have opened
:. No. o% 81 LOUISIANA AVENUE, CUP srA1Rs,)
"A''' '1'' w." REAL ESTATE.
THE pAY NE SF'S Or TAXES
EXAMINATION s SF TAX TITLES.
Having had number of years. experience in the
above business, in connection with real estate
they prepared to offer their patrons the beneH
Of their services with promRt1sss and On reason
an 6-Sm 81 Louisiana avenue.
IN CQNsIGNMENT- 10
100 bushels WHITE 81 SAND foT ssaen1ing floors.
1S9 H90 isssT dSsen each Canned FRUITS And
Also in. store. new Buckwheat, new Hominy,
Ham Ss
Pale sherry on sale in ths b.rist, price sio Per
81 sssr
as imported, and ten years old. n rrrrrv
wholesale W and III Retail Iaf Grocer,
c2sA (Chron. stl Georgetown.
ENFETBLED AND DEDICATE CONSTITU.
II TIONS, OF both sexes, use HELMBOLBs Ex-
TRACT BTcHU. It will give brisk and energetic
fselis 81 save s3s enable you to sleep we'll.
HIDwELL HENDE RsOE,
SOS NINTH STREET, SOS
w.,Y,AprRs DEALERS IN
oyAhAsDD s9E BIZ r IS sskIsF KAMEs,
fIoo TH AND SOTA BLE 0IL0IoTHs,
..la ;so;s % sii ssss .ssss es
Greatly reduce6 nriees Call and examine our stock
| We charge nothing for showing eur g0H6S . ,r
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LEAH' It
REMEMBER, THE BIG SHOW
DOES NOT COME
UNTIL MONDAY, NOVEMBER
MAMMOTH MENAGERIE
AND MAGNIEICENT CIRCUS
WILL OPEN FOR FIVE DAYS AND NIGHTS
ON THE LOT, SIXTH STREET, BELOW
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
MONDAY AFTERNOON, NOV. 4,
rpn s EhSH AEETTERs00oX AMP NIGHT,
DAY AND SATURDAY,
NOVEMBER 5TH ora, Urn aud sru
THIS GIGANTIC CARAVAN
n ( L.oNG LINE OF CoMMoDIoUs CAGES
325 BEASTS AND BIRDS,
And rs beyond all question of dispute
THE LARGEST MENAGABTE IN THE WORLD.
~rADlE T ass 2AHE .E EbE .RR4fE fhronp
mnr sESEGAL NILGAts,
.Rr,I M, uS SH Fl IIEE99PPARDs.
A CABIBARA.
SOUTH aAss ft$};S y SRPEF;'''''
SPOTTED ANS hEERs
ALA EAR T MI, 4 S hNIa;ropx
-FOUR ROYAL BkNGAL TIGERs,
RsE$IH Ef8S F Ps#HSA&FE1S St thnEL
in''h i Fo OF sfs nSAS MrFFIoNs,
prowS HYE ES%S u r e itS %9tF FEAH'
SACRED BULL Of BEAMAH.
Bengal Tigers. Polar White Bear,
Spotted Hyenas Bison Of colorado,
kangaroos, Llama. Black Ostriches,
Gray Ostrich, Palautine Sheep,
hite Peacock, BaCtEIan Camel,
trisly Bear American Cougar,
tast India Antelope, Canadi ai Lyn K"'
Lions and Lionesses, African Tigers,
Chetah LsoPsrds, NHmiIian Lions,
Abyssinian hex, Hindostan Bear,
Arabian N D r. Rs srt'S'f Lions E%S
E Zoe! Mo Mountain Wolf Stripe HrSsaas
And the finest
ARRAY OF RARE PLUMAGED BIRDS
MINokk BEASTS
That h'Ff &c GlR B%SG sG TE5Up is''A'F
NILE. AM MEEE, ,coposA,
MILE VIRGINIA.
,,r y ,ono,-. MILE. J0oEPHINE,
MR. W Il f2RHSh h9Rq.x,
JAMES ", WARD,
THOMAS EIEGi be MOTT.
THE , TGERAI n ,BEorHEEs,' 10 " ''
nESS GHA ;IAfE88f riFfh agl BROWN
THEODORE TOTRNICURE,
AND THE FINEST HORSES AM PONIES
Ever seen in an Equestrian Establishment
Look out for the
NOVEMBER Am.
WALLS NEW OPERA HOUSE.
Stage Director ................-....MrJ JAMES DUNN
MONDAY, OCTOBER 2>TH.
Fer few nights only, AdgUstIu Daly's last
UNDER THE GASLIGHT.
THE GREAT SENSATION DRAMA.
THE GREAT SENSATION DRAMA
THE GREAT SENSATION DRAMA,
IS NIGHTS
- NIGHTS
- NIGHTS
III New York, with the
ORIGINAL CAST
ORIGINAL CAST.
ORIGINAL CAST.
THE PIER SCENE Ely MOONLIGHT.
THE PIER SCENE By MOONLIGHT.
THE PIER SCENE BY MOONLIGHT.
THE W0NpR0US RAILROAD SENSATION,
THE WONDROUS RAILROAD SENSATION.
ADMISSION:
Prlyate BOXES IS "
orchestra ana IS
1iess o1
Secured seats can be obtained at the Box-off CO
opening FRIDAY, Oct oath. at O'Clock, and
also at the Music Store of j. +. ELLIS. oC 23n
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BURIED WITH MASONIC HoNoRs.-The re-
mains OF Mr.. Alexander Rock, who was in
jured fatally by an accident at the Long Bird Re
a few days aimee, was buried by the Masonic or
der yesterday afternoon. from his late resi-
dence on Sixth street west, between II and l
streets sOuth
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DE- 81 y !" HTHIS NEW OFFICE,

AVE- near New Jersey Avenue,
80. Washington, D. c.,
Continues to be Confdentially Consulted in all
cases reouiring skill and perence being the dis
coyerer Of the only sure remedies for diseases Of
private Character. The treatment adopted by him
guished Surgeons Of Paris, London and New York.
and lis universal success has proved beysnd doubt
that armament cure for the worst cases of Con.
sttutionai Diseases, Enlargement of the PROSTATE
Glands diseases produced by certain solitary
tainty II application be made 70 those whose intel
iigence and skill may be relied on, Since DR..
Cases that have come under his care have been
cured without single eIee Ipa,9 Persons con
every care. and strictly professional confidence
in an early application is Of the utmost
to The most serious results. Rooms arranged 90
that the pstiept comes In contact with no one but
the doctor once hours, to II .. m, . to8 p. m.
rv "a r-.ttl t4l 80
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REvIvAL.-At Wesley Chapel, on Sunday,
Rev. Dr. WOOD, Of the Wyoming Conference,
this week On "Christian purity" There was
large attendance. especially of members be-
longing to this and other charges. who either
profess to enjoy or are seekers of that exalted
Christian attainment. The reverend gentle
man first proceeded to throw out his guards
against misapprehension on that subject. He
had introduced no new doctrine, but desired
TO enforce il as elucidated by Wesley, Fletcher,
Clarke, Jonathan Edwards. and others. DR.
W is a fine speaker, sincere, forcible. and at
times eloquent. The meetings W i'll continued
every evening this week.
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LITERARY AssoCIATION.-A large meeting
OF citizens and friends Of Ireland was held
yesterday atterp or n at German Hall, on 18th
street, between + and & streets, for the pur-
pose of organizing q literary and debating So
Getty, together with library and reading
elected officers OF the proposed association for
the ensuing year: President, John H. Green;
Vice President, John O'Neill; Secretary, Nor
timer Gsnzales; Treasurer, J. O'Donnell. The
constitution and by laws will be submitted to
an adjourned meeting to be held next Sunday.
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ANOTHER DEFEAT OF THE NATIONALS
The base hall match IN New York Saturday,
between the Nationals and Excelsiors, W as
won by the latter. Score, 90 to H. The Ma.
tionais left for Philadelphia yesterday.
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FRATERNAL VIsIT-On Saturday evening
last, NJ cunt Eebo Encampment, /. o. o. F.,
nal visit TO Maeenenu Encampment, at Odd
Fellows Hall, East Washington. Addresses
were made by Joseph T. Ford, presiding ofacer
Of Mount Nebo, John e. Herrell. presiding
officer Of Mssenenu, VIM. T.. Roberts, DIR.
Piper. b. A. Kidder, Charles b. r. Oolledge,
H. A. Dobson, and others.
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DKAD-We regret 10 amount e the death of
DR. Horace p. Middleton eldest son OF ID. w
Middleton, clerk OF the Supreme Court OF the
United States. He has been q great sufferer
for some time. and his death had been expected
at every moment
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PURCHASE OF REAL EsTATE.-Senator Pom.
eroy has purchased one of Mr.. Keanedy's fine
houses, and on Saturday he contracted for the
whole OF block %, of the Meridian Hill prop.
erty. containing several acres. This purchase
ADDS great strength to he prospects o. the great
park which has been talked so much OF in the
Rock Greek region. This block is on beau
tiful eminence, and commands fine view of
the city. Block - Of the same property, and
on the Georgetown road, was also sold to A.
l.. Sturtevant, of the Solicitors Office, at six
cents per foot II the park is made as General
Miehler and many Of the Senators believe it
Will, all the lets on the Meridian Hill estate
along the Georgetown road, will become val
liable.
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MAGISTRATES FEEs.-This evening, it is
expected. Corporation Attorney Bradley will
submit an opinion to the City Councils, pro.
violators Of the law, by magistrates, for their
individual benefit, as illegal. Those magis.
trates who have been taken fees In this way
evening they will hold a meeting at Justice
Walters office TO consider the propriety of
feeling counsel to test the matter before the Su-
preme Court.
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"WoD " COLIN the northeastern section
OF the Third Ward the folio wing signs appears
over the door Of a house, which has for a long
time puzzled every one who has seen IT.
"WoD N coll" A few days since the owner
of The place displayed some or his goods, in the
shape Of q barrel OF coal and a bunch of
kindling wood, and then some Of the neigh :
bors guessed at its Specification.
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COLUMBIA TEMPLE OF HONOR, No. AT a
meeting of this organization held on Saturday
evening, the following were elected officer for
the ensuing term, commencing November 1st
W. c. T., ID. p. Holloway (re-elected); w. v.
T., w. H Chase; w R., Z. H. Pearson; w.
R. William +. McLennan; w. F. R., George
A. Mark: w. T, r. NJ. Heaton W. Usher, T. O..
Spurgeon; W. D. u. ]. l.. Wright W. g., Ed.
Cottrll; w. s., b. F. wilkins.
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THR CIGAR BOAT.-This great curiosity In
naval architecture, " hch has been for several
days past lying between Carriers and Riiey's
wharyes, was this morning carried up to the
fats at the foot.of Fourteenth street. 1t has
already been published in the Star that MIR.
knight mad purchased this steamer with the
intention Of splitting her In two in order to
make two freight lifters out Of her frame. In
length we should suppose the cigar boat to be
ty-fve feet diameter across the middle, aud
tapers of to q diameter Of less than two feet.
serted in the centre, which affords the motiv re-
power, while her bow is perfectly sharp; the
whole craft affording the exact counterpart of
a huge cigar. She was built by the Con feder-
ates during the war for blockade purposes,
an made several successful trips before her
capture off Charleston No greater curiosity
has ever entered those waters, and 70 those
who have leisure to do so q visit will repay
the walk 10 the landing at which she Is lying
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OPPOSITE PATENT OFFICE.

LGOKIN LASsEs.
My stock of the above goods will be found supe-
rior in quality quantity, and prices as low any
in the city, FRAMES Of every deseription made
GRAPHS. &C., carefully framed.
LOOKING-GLASS PLATES, Of all sizes, reset
TERMS CASH.
III. ROTHROCK,
$50 and 452 Seventh street,
oc 6-4w Opposite Patent Office.
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AJvK MALAGA GRAPES fnH ~
Z IN In Beautiful Clusters, 1T low price.
KING PLACE.
efe Corner Vermont ave. and 18th 81
oc23 I'm. p. KING SON.
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METRoPoLITAH BUILDING AssoCIATIoN.-A
meeting OF this association was held Saturday
night al Clagett Sweeney's hall, on street,
between Sth and 9ta streets. for the purpose OF
completing their organization. At O'Clock
the President. Mr.. Horatio Browning. called
the meeting TO order, and Major Clarke entered
upon the discharge of his duties as Secretary.
The Secretary, after reading the minutes Of
nounced that about three hundred out OF the
three thousand shares OF the association hat
been subs cribed.
The constitution and bylaws. written
copy OF which was submitted at a previous
meeting, was then taken up ana read by Sec
tons. Several slight amendments were added
thereto; after which II was adopted as whole.
Mr.. George NJ. Oyster was elected as an
additional Director. William n. Ciaggett and
b. Il. French were chosen Trustees: and Col
Joseph Daniels was elected Attorney for the
association.
0The meeting then adjourned till the mex
regular meeting.
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NEW COOPERATIVE STORE, 4s1 NINTH
~ STREET, BETWEEN AND r.
Best Family Groceries at lowest rates. Choice
Butter, Eggs, Hams, A No. ! Mackerel, Golden
syrup. and Molasses, cheaper than the same grade
Apples, Grapes and other Fruit to be found in the
market, always on hand. Call and see. oc22- I'm
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IL Is TO 80 INCHES,
For sale by
oc q ,25,2S JOHN r. ELVANS & co.
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ST. LOUIS.
Sudden Death-H0tel Thief.APrested
acquitted or Murder-NaFiga
tiOn ObStructed by Low Water
Attempt to Rob and Murder-The
Army of the Tennessee Reunion.

q ST. LOUIS, November 14-Mr. g..
q. kingsbury, the gentleman who fell
dead on the street last evening, after
leaving the Everett House, belongs at
Homer, Cortland County. New York
A man named Roach. from Iowa
was arrested this evening, while COM
mitting theft in the room of G.. A.
Smith, at the Southern Hotel.
City Marshal Courtney, of East st.
Louis, accused of numbering a man
some months ago, has been tried and
acquitted.
The decline in the river is interfer-
ing seriously with navigation between
St. Louis and points below. The
Board of Underwriters are refusing
to take risks on barges towed betwee d
here and New Orleans.
A desperate thief entered the resi-
dence of j. McNicho!, ON Pine Street,
this afternoon, and tried to kill him
with huge bowie knife, in order to
get possession of his money. He
failed.
Major General Rawlins was re elect
ed President of the Society of the
Army of the Tennessee. The Com
mittee on the erection of the Nc
Pherson monument, reported the
total collections on behalf of this OBJ
ject at So, ,187. Chicago was selected
as the next place of meeting. The
members of thes Convention were
taken on an excursion ride this even
ing, to the suburbs, visiting the resi-
dences of General Sherman, Sheriff
Mcneil and others.
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NEW YORK:
Excitement About Gift Enterprise
Medical College for Women
Sailor Beaten to Death-Death or
an Aztec Child Boy Murdered.

NEw YORK, November 15.-The
new medical college for women opens
December 10Th.
A sailor named William Henson
was beaten to death yesterday on
board the brig Z. Miller, by the mate,
Alfred Tooker. The murderer was
arrested. 4s4
The steamer City Of Cork. from
Antwerp. arrived to-day. -
The Protestant Episcopal Diocesan
Convention endorsed the resolutions
adopted by the PanrAnglican Con-
gress, and also agreed to divide the
diocese. November 18th, 1868. -,
The male of the noted aztec child
rem died recently ia Charleston.
.f A boy named Fitzgerald was mur-
dered, at Providence. on Tuesday by
another boy, named Cilly, over a game
ofmarbles.
New YORK, November 15.-Con-
siderable excitement exists in and
about the Office of Clark, Webster &
Co.. proprietors of the Bankers and
Merchants Gift Enterprise 1t ap-
pears that nearly million of dollars
of the prizes are invested in pretro-
leum stock said to be worthless, upon
which five per cent. is demanded on
delivery. How much of the balance
of the prizes are actually valuable is
unknown. Quite a number of cash
prizes, ranging form fifty to one hun
dred dollars were paid tn morning,
five per cent. being deducted. The
drawing is done In Washington, and
proceeds at certain rate per day.
NEW YORK, November 15.-A com
motion has been caused in whisky
circles by an attempt to procure the
indictment by the Grand Jury of Col
Messmore, the lately deposed Deputy
Commissioner of Internal Revenue.
Alex. III Stephens has accepted an
invitation from several of the leading
gentlemen of both political parties to
address public meeting, early in De-
cember.
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special to tile Evansville Journai.

Special to the Evansville iJournaiI
INDIANAPOLIS, November 15.-Gen.
Fl. d. Washburn, member of Con-
grass from the Seventh District, was
in town to-day with his family. He
lef- to o-night for Washington.
The Board of c commissioners of the
House of Refuge have changed the
time .of their next meeting to Tues
day, the Goth The meeting will be a
verg important one, and Gov. Baker
win he present.
Charles r, Peddle has been ap-
poia.ed Superintendent of the Terre
Haute Railroad, vice J. d. Herkimer
resigned
Sc. Frazee, formerly Of the Indi-
anapolis Post Office, has been ap-
pointed Paymaster of the IudianapO-
lis aad st. Louis Railroad, and has
gone to Terre Haute to enter on the
duties of his Office,
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BUFFALO.
Departure Of WestOn-He has got to
Make Fifty and ThFee-quaFieF Miles
per Day TO Reach Chicago.

BUFFALO. November 15.-Weston.
the pedestrian, left this morning for
Silver Greek. He will commence his
one hundred mile feat from Silver
Greek at IL o'clock tonight. =
BUFFALO, November 15.-Weston.
after remaining here part of yesterday
and last night, and visiting the thea
tre. left early this morning for his
walk west By calculation here, he
has got to make fifty and three quar-
ter miles daily to get to Chicago In
the next eleven days.
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AUGUSTA, GA.
The Election Quietly Progressing In
FI0rida-Whites Indifferent, sc.

AUGUSTA. Ga, Noyemberr14.-The
election on the question Of Conven-
ton is quietly progressing in Florida.
There il no doubt but the Convention
ticket viii be carried by large ma
jority. The whites are Indifferent.
Dispatches from Tallahassee say that
the election is going on quietly, and
there are very few votes against the
ConYentiouS the whites generally de-
Ginning to vote.
About 300freedmen passed through
here en- route TO Charleston to take
passage on the ship Galconda for
Liberia
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-11-16

reports show that the Government
has lost, by the non collection Of the
whisky tax alone the past year, up
ward Of one hundred million dollars
The. loss on tobacco is set down at
$25 ,000.000. These losses are attrib-
uted to the corruption and misman-
agement of the collectors. lsF
The President has pardoned G. b.
Crittenden,o of Kentucky, who was
rebel Major General. ~
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Ny. SPECIALS.

Volcanic Action at dount tFesuFius-
Terrible Tornado on the Island OF
Porto gicO-TornadO at st. Thomas
From the Republic OF hayti-
The AlabamaN OnFenti0n-COnser.
8 YatiYe Republican Committee at
WOrk-NeW York State Christian
CORveHti0n--GeH. Hancock in New
Orleans - Census OF Washington
and GeO7getOmn - Chief Jastice.
- Chase in Favor of a Mobilization Of
the Radical Platform, DC.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-11-16

sidering the great destruction Of
buildings, the number of casualties
is not great, probably twenty killed,
and forty or fifty more or less injured.
Brownsville suffered equally with
Matamoras, very few buildings being
left uniniured.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-11-16
BALTIMORE.
The KISes ArraIgned for Trial for
Assaulting Pollard POllard's
Wound Severe, &c.

BALTIMORE, November 14-John
and Joe. Douglas Wise, who assaulted
E. A. Pollard in front Of the Maltby
House, were arraigned before the
magistrate, and waving an examina-
ton they were bailed in the sum of
5000 each to appear before the
Grand Jury on Saturday next. Mr..
Pollard's wound is severe, the bone
being shattered, but is not necessarily
DANGEROUS. He IS now doing we'll.