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New-York tribune., 1867-09-14
THE KINGSTON On. " NATIONAL BANK TROUBLE
l.4a;In af tho enlheZZlement tIOm the

THE KINGSTON IN. W NATIONAL BANK TROUBLE
The details of the embezzlement hom the
First National Bank Of Kingston, N w. are given as io
lows The directors recently made the discovery 'n.
Jonathan IT. Hasbrouck, the President had emoezziea
a., 600 OF the bank funds the date being some uc ~
Nav about week after the transfer Oh 1aIes s i 90 e.
from the bank to tho Ulster county SAYINGS
institution The money In the shape o Sertincate
tr that amount loaned 10 Fisk Hatch OF New fork,
ana Was denosted in the vault. On examination TINS
Hs fond TO be missing, and Mr. Hasbrouck confessed 20
n converted 1t into cash and TO have used the funa
and trned over TO the bank all his property CONSISTING
Of his real estate bank stock and railroad der the
hank ia thus fully II not compelled unuI oo
Bankrupt Act let his other creditors share III e
securities. . xx,.,oh hos heen sys-
IL has now transpred that Hasbrouek bas cavino pe
teatically swipdlng numerous parties ny SsheS
funds for the purchase OF Goverpept na
he never bought lie obtained some IN sa was
and by paying the interest the bQ1ds ne was
to have deposited in the bank avoided an amd
he epePdgd the 2g gd N SHtaTasah aSes Of ss Mr. as
br6uck amount 20 sSuI Of which $4,000 Y 70 s oo
National Bank Of New eur Ft National Bank Of
| Kingston,
New-York tribune., 1867-09-14
MISSISSIPPI.
RECONSTRUCTION.
A letter from Marshall County, Miss, dated
Aug 81 reads as fellows

A letter from Marshall County, Miss, dated
Aug. 81, reads as follows:
Iwish TO communicate with you in regard 10 the pro-
ress Of reconstruction, and the opposition 10 WHICH,
loyalty subjected here While riding IN ms County 20
see the country Saturday last heard there was "
near there concluded to attend the SAID meetng ar
rived about one hour before the speaker, ana
went into store to get some iSheshIuohhes; - " ha;
passed any "neggers" on the road told hlm
had about three miles from there He instantly pegan
cursing buckng his revolver saying al TIC same
SON of b. that was with them He stepped to the door,
and upon seeing the Union Club approae ng WIN !ho
speaker said in an angry tone: Here they come. sps
dd Yankees; If our party We're only mere, we G woa n
doubtedy meant an organized band OF Rebels ".n hs ~
supposed exist there and which II seems Vas
that day. The at the store were now pusy
in sending messengers through the neehborhood unti
they succeeded in getting together quite crown Oh
" wbitesv las they style themselves Ihe Union men
proceeded TO raise United states nag on holrcrdcs
gnard there 10 protect IT, man came instantly Hom
he store however and pulled IL down, throwing INTO
the street with several oahs The meeting was easd 10
Gl OF Holly Springs, followed by colored man Dy tho
name Of Edmondson who mace lew eAceleno TSs
70 the colOred people on their duties as freemen Inc
colored people present displayed an eXaoluiny us
gree of sefpossession have never seen mere hosue
feeling exhibited anywhere than was manifesea on ,has
occasion and by the very men whom GOV Engnsh OF
Connecticut saws fouv denied the right OF represent
was attacked by some Of These Rebels who sad tney
wanted TO kill the ID Yankee but as theIe was
strong company OF returning from the meSu.Ey
felt considerable confidence IN inc result result art Of the
woods we fred at hve times Du,, lo he ,ho
one hurt the hand OF the LORD was stronger n h ' %
Rebels at Wall Hill Since that h i'p pot
tSe offenders have been arrested by order OF the foss
New-York tribune., 1867-09-14
GRANT, sICKLES AND CANDY.
Washington dispatch to The Boston Ad

rertiser says: .. -,
II has been learned that the letter OF August ~ from
cX Giant 10 Gen Sckes, ia in his own hahdWl!tnle
d ~ about the same length that IN the case OF the
Temoyai Of Gen sheridan He speaks IN strong teis OF
s1; in fn accord with the end that Gen slekles vac
seeking TO accomplish lie says IN substance tnat ne u
P hO Ss Sotion as Soldier he would not have answered
The legal arguments brought forward IN the SaDe eu 70
nc o Letter justified Cen sces in the course he pur
sued Information from Charleston, : T., ie&ves 10 ~
e acts 81 his PREDECESSOR He continues In force all Of
Gen sickless orders and win pursue the same general
T alated at the removal OF Gen sices. are beginning
already TO query what they have gained by the change
al commanders
New-York tribune., 1867-09-14
rIIE poMoLoGICAL CONvENTION.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 13.-The Pathological Con-
yention adjourned today after very interesting session
II will reassemble two years hence in philadelphia Inc
display of standard fruits consisted OF ESQ nee q
neaehes The President stated the quantity anu quauty
~ he fruits exceed the most sangine expectaSGs S
~ Gocietv and that the exhibition exceed anything IN
,he nomooelcal line the world ever saw Inc rut were
snd nj auction this afternoon to assist IN delrayng tS
nrices norton OF the Society will visit the vineyards
~ a. Hermann and BufTton Missouri, tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-14
WONDERFUL VOLCANIC PHENOMENA ON THE
PLAINS.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 13-The Montana Post says
that an exploring party which has been to the head
waters OF the Yellowstone River has just returned and
reports seeing one OF the greatest wonders OF the world
For eight DAYS the party travelled through yoeanic
country emitting blue flame and living stream Of ploten
birthstone The country was smooth aud r9lling long
level plans Intervening between rolling mounds on the
sumnts these rolling mounds were craters from -FOUR
10 eight feet in diameter and everywhere on the lever
nans were smaller craers from four TO six inches III da
eter from Which streamed blaze and constant Whist
ling sound The hollow ground resounded Deneath tnef
feet as they travelled and every moment seemed 70 DeaK
through Not a living thing was seen IN the Vclny hhe
explorers gave il the significant appelation OF He'll
New-York tribune., 1867-09-14
TIE EASTERN QUESTION.
INDICATIONS OF WAR.


WASHINGTON, Sept. 13, 1866.
News from the Levant to the Greek Legation here,
which was received to-day states that the warlike
preparations Of the Greek Government are not abat-
ing. Irrespective of the two iron-clad ingates
ordered in England the Minister of Marine Is SAID to
have purchased another iron-clad there which is to
be equipped with five Armstrong guns OF the most
powerful caliber The Greek of this latter YES
BEL Asys already left for Epglapq' IT - asaeAneed
New-York tribune., 1867-09-14
THE NATIONAL TELEGRAPH UNION.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 13.-The National Telegraph
Union Convention adjourned sine die last night The fol-
lowing officers were elected for the ensuing year Presi
w Young OF washnsto. Royte Ipd; XjfnA a. President
pie Of Albany, N W Secretary H. W. Wheeler OF Boston,
Mass Corresponding Secretary, Geo. B. Cowles OF Chi
cago Editor of The Teegrdhe the organ OF the Union
f. L. Pope The next annual convention viii be held at
Albany N Y.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-14
SOUTH CAROLINA.
VALIDITY OF DEBTS INCURRED UNDER THE
ORDER OF THINGS.

OF HNFU TIE OIU
ORDER OF THINGS.
In the case of Agnew agt. Bobo, just tried in
the United States Court at Greenvle g. c. Judge Bryan
ruled that debts created in the purchase OF slaves
good and will be enforced in the Federal Courts The
warranty of thepegro a slave for life will not alter
the case though he was emancpated by the war; be-
cause this was event unforeseen by the vendr and
for which he cannot be held responsible. It Is also de-
cded that the sequestraton Of debts by the Confederate
Government, and their payment TO Receiver, does not
release the debtor from paying them TO the creditor IL
this decision sustained by higher courts the effect upon
personal liabilities viii be extensive.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-14
ORDER OF GOOD FELLOWS.

BUFFALO, Sept. 13.-The National COnven-
ton q the Order 6f Good Fellows closed today Wash
ngtOn City selected the place for holding the peYt
annual National Convention The following officers were
elected to for the ensuing year ~ g. NJ Charles
Osborn, Pennsylvania ID. G.. NJ. Alexander Aupperle,
Ohio g. G.. Thomas c. Bass Pennsylvania; q. Secretary
John Wharton, Pennsylvania; Treasurer, August Etteng
Missouri; g. Warden, Samuel West Illinois, g. Tyler r.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-14
ITALY.

A GENERAL COUNCIL OF TIE CATHOLIC CHChOh
TO BE CALLED.
RoMr. Sent 1S.-His Holiness Pope Plus ~, has
resolved to call together General Council of the
Roman Catholic Church. Primates, ArchbshOps
Bshops. Cardinals. Heads of Religious Orders, and
other dienitaries of the Church. will be summoned
from all parts of the world. The Holy Father has
named Congregation of seven Cardinals to whom
he has ntrustcd the duty of arranging the preInin-
aries for the meeting of the Council
New-York tribune., 1867-09-14
GOVERNMENT FINANCES.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 13-The receipts from
customs at the ports below named, from Sept to Sept
inclusive were as follows Boston, s25s746 49, New
York So $50 79 Philadelphia s243 7O O9 Baltimore
Sl0O76 49, NewOreans August 20 81 inclusive, s1s
m 2 The amount Of coin IN the vaults Of the Treasury
Department to-day $99S67 600, of which sllG73OOO
was coin certificates The amount of currency was
$i5 $4,000. Making total OF $is5,056,0o0.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-14
ARREST OF A FORGER.

CHICAGO, Sept. 13.-Matthews, ailas Depeysyer,
I,vngstone who obtained $4,000 from the Bank of
49, ovior a Co of NewYork in July last, by forging
the name Of Cornelius Vanderbilt, was arrssted ON
Wednesday ne BaskDsr saOa5 aOa Es y hs Of s cSessS
About $1,000 Of the money was reeoyeEeu {y n2
having been spent in the purchase OF FARMS h'se anu
stock
New-York tribune., 1867-09-14
FLORIDA.
REGISTRATION.

From Our Special Correspondent
JACKSONVILLE, Florida, Aug 31 1897.
Official reports from Boards of Registration
TO this date give the following results:
Registered Whites. 734 Registered Coored 9,3os
Total registered. 1858
Registration in nineteen counties not yet finished being
complete only in Baker Bradford and Nassau Counties.
In this State. well In Georgia and Alabama. the
number registered exceeds the highest estimates made
before registration commenced.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-14
ANOTHER PRIZE FIGHT.

Sr. LOUIS, Sept. 13.-Mike McCOOl has author
lied John Franklin the backer Of Aaron Jones' to make
match for him with Joe Coburn Iof $1,000 McSO3l nas
ssnt deposit of 81 600 TO NewYork and his challenge
will be published next week
New-York tribune., 1867-09-14
LOUISIANA

commenced i'm the Justices Courts this city for the
covery OF the value Of $40 New orleans city noe II Is
a test case.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-14

ARREST FOR VIOLATION OF THE REVENUE LAW
ST.. LOUIS, Sept 13.-Lubunger and Van Breek,
,ro brewers OF this city, were held in 5000 bonds to-day
for violating the revenue law.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-14
AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY.

VIENNA, Sept. 19.-The financial relations between
Austria and Hungary have been adjusted TO the sat
isfaetion of both countries
New-York tribune., 1867-09-14
THE UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD.

ST. LOUIS Sept. 13.-Gen. Wright, Chief
En- ngneer OF the Union Pacific Railroad Kansas Branch,
with party OF Engineers is between Las Vgos ana santa
Fe and s reported to have found fine railroad routes.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-14
WASHINGTON.

THE PROGRAMME OF THE COMING COUP D'ETAr
THE PRESIDENTS INTENTIONS As TO RE
OPENING REGISTRATION-FALURE OF TIE
ATTEMPT TO PURCHASE SANTANA BAY.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-14

WASHINGTON, Sept. I3.-Ihe Agent OF INC
Kaw lndans Kansas under date OF Sept II, reports
,ha, great majority Of the Indians have been absent
most OF the time hunting. visiting, and trading, and
tusuy engaged m gatherug arm C,aBeray U}ng ,hld
are much pleased and encouraged with tho success OF
their efforts this year. The tribe is at present
In quite prosperous coudition the general health Is
some nat improving and altogether In much better cir
oumsianccs than when the Agent last reported
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-08-20

-xs late temperance Investigators n
massachusetts, have thrown a hooc OF
szG3 the horrible abuses practlced II
Iss .suu0r trade, and have at the same
97zrA demonstrated The absolute necessity
asr x5aSsd liberated diffusive stimuianLs ior
szess<SEual purposes. ~Clergymfn Oh the the
- 7< 81 s1aadin men Of the mig nese ron a
- e zssence. and philanthropistS, w no are
zsszgzs the reach of preJudices LAY ttets ~
ne se3zlteratAd liquors of commerce. put
aszss 70 the efficacy of the uncontan n na.eu
ssLzaEsplS tonics as remedlaiSano fessofa-
yF-rs On theIist of this class of prepara-
asssEx1. rest known and most extensively
4Ezxsk Of all the StomachicS or the day,
1s1rr7ss HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BIT
ssWrxs This specific is the only repre-
aamzsHEise OF that absolutely pure article
srssheSs nuI social econornists In New Eng
fsss.z awe Just declared not to be a proper.
zsxssz9t for prohibitory legislation The
zzzs&Sy prociaIms by the mouths OF lts
szxfsssors that stimuiant OF this cnarac-
szS y medical necessity HOSTETTERS
ERzzgERS satisfies all the requirements or
a&1Txce. Its alcoholic principle IS free
@u1tnxrz the irritating constituents which
axns3ysis detects in even the best imported
Z&Rzz8rsS and the vegetable extracts with
whs4h II is nedicated are among the best
z zExsxSDtes and restoratfyeS that Dotanicai
ssssFzee in its worldwide research, has
TTe1 q covered IL is an indubitabie fact
s1xaa some constitutions and habits OF
fswsy demand stimulation, and for all
zsnr1 . Stimulant which combines anti
uR1zUs and slightly aperient properties
vzsas sonie virtues is manifesuy desirable.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-08-20

~ The wharf report for the week end
ing August 15th,- showed that 45
boats had landed The total receipts
were $3.50 30. 1ss afia .
Bids for painting and repairing the
lower school building were opened,
and the contract awarded to a.
Schwagerle at $500. his being the
louast hid f+sfllca 500 eiln92 = "a
"p The bid Of F. S. Zumsteiiu was was $3.50.
A petition was received from Chris
tian Kratz, asking permission to
erect a frame building on Second
Street. between Elm and Pine. Laid
over for further investigation.
The. Mayor submitted a report in
reference to the execution OF the
proper obligations for the school
property recently purchased. Con-
cured in. ia t Hi = sh'sts
The Mayor also submitted the
agreement with Bernard Arnold with
his bonds, for the grading and paving
of certain alleys, which were APP
proved .stas ~
Licenses to sell intoxicating liquors
were granted to James w. Boyce
corner Division and Water Streets.
"A. Andreas, Sycamore Street, be-
tween First and Second. 80 ssa
The order for grading an alley in
Harrison Place was rescinded. "a ~
Directions were given for sundry
repairs on streets and crossings.
( The order for sidewalk of class
No. ION the northwest side of Ninth
between Sycamore and Vine Streets,
was rescinded, and sidewalk of class
No. /. was ordered to be put down. hl
Vincent Roth was granted permis-
sion to bridge the sidewalk, to get
into his wagon yard. y
Ordered, a sidewalk of class No 2
on the East side of Vine, between
Seventh and Eighth; also, sidewalks
of class No. / on the northwest side
Of Sycamore, from First to Second
Street; on the southwest side of Sixth
Street, from Vine to Ann, and side
walk of class No. 2 on the southwest
side of Ninth, between lain and
Sycamore; also, a sidewalk of class
No. 2 on the south side Of Fourth |
Street, between Pearl Stree and Sixth 4
Avenue. ;stas
IL "A petition was received from Mr..
Robert Rowland, asking extra com
B ~
pensation for services rendered. Con-
postponed ~ .sP" ss 49,
Michael Mahsn or Minleha appear
ed before the Il Council setting forthil
that small girl whom ae had raisedd
VS. placed in the Or,han Asylum
q gainst his will, and deiring that the
Counciftake some actin ia the prem
Uses. He gave his vieg of the case,
and charged that Philip Klein, the
City Marshal, had published a lie in
the paper and in proof thereof I
produced an item clipped from the I
Courier, which he. aserted was writ
ten by .Mr.zKlein aid that mr.. Col |,
Inns bad told him $, Klein. said xhe !.
never wrote the itdi or gave the IN
formation upon which II was predi-
Gated. Nahan sad, "Then Mr.. Col 4
Inns is liar; butI don't believe he
is. for he is a dacnt man."
The Mayor ifofmed Mr. Mahan
that his only relief was to take legal
steps, to- recovg possession of the
hid. AMI 4hef the question would
be settled as B whether he and his
wife were the proper custodians of
the child. r. .fa4
There beinl no further business, !
Council adjouned. r
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-08-20

BEFORE JUSTICE EMERY-Adam
Conrad was charged with having ma
liciously beaten, wounded. bruised,
and run to death horse. the property
of Daniel Kronenberger He was
held i'll 5000 TO appear for examina-
ton this morning.
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> PRoLIFIc David A. Nisbet
laid on our table yesterday branch
of a peach tree that contained. within
a length of thirteen inches, fifteen
fine, handsome, ripe peaches of most
delicious favor It was one of the
most prolific boughs we ever saw.
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a%xSesxed 3 Il the man who invented
fleF.,s says Saneho sPanza. Still more
atbsssef Is the man who invented the
ssxEEae that changed my locks gray before
EzrTznae, or reaped the harvest OF my hair
sszsssZe. she season of my decay. To :. Bar
en- xscribed merits possessed by few or
.lsznCas a. the usual@retnedies for badness
azza premature gray hair. The testimo-
xzasFfB of its efficacy are numerous and
asvngooachahfe. jyo W
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-08-20

|ityFoR SALEnThe framing timbers
for a building 30 by 20 feet, including
joists and raftersp studding, &C., can
be had at a bargain by calling at the
80 tfasT issh.ss'E JOURNAL OFFIcE.
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BEfoRE Justice WALKER.-Thore
was bat triding case or tive before
His Honor, Justice 4 Walker. One
case was compromised, and one mar
for assault and battery, on plea of
guilty, was fined ST and costs.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-08-20

ExoURsIoN.-The Newsboy made
an excursion trip to our city. last
night, with party of pleasure seek
ers from Henderson, and returned
shortly after midnight We are glad
to learn that. the visitors enjoyed
themselves we'll. aa2 q ~
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ANOTHER EFFORT To STARVE MEN
IFEE.-Seme pusilanimous Gus, who
seems to have spite against our
.diminutiye friend, Menifee, paid an
other visit to his premises on Sunday
night and attempted to find an en-
trance TO his larder.ssB But $ Meme =
was wide awake. this time, and went
for his revolver, which caused the
prowling vagahond to light out in a
hurry: Menifee has loaded his double
barreled shotgun to the muzzle, and
proposes to pepper his next yisitant
well.v 9Efy ~ 81 - 49, 49,. 81
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MUsIc.-We have neglected to no.
tice new Polka, entitled =" Whisper
ing of Love,1 composed by, Prof.
Cell, and dedicated !" to the Fair La
dies of Shawneetown." 1t is quite
attractive For sale byGeil & Rhein
lander.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-08-20

HONE AGAIN.-Our painter friend,
Bob. Mc.Srew. arrived home last night
from the Orange County Springs,
looking as fine as silk and as merry
as a lark "a -. - - -
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Clark's Spool Cotton is the best.

g0 Letter Heads, Bills Lading.
Shipping Tags, &c, gotten mp in ex-
celsior style and at short notice, at
the JOURNAL office. "a aot s5l',s.f
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- m,ved to their new. sour-story store.
Va n North First street whers thew viii
Aspaeassd 20 see ell thefx~ old CUSTOMERS
En1>as Many new ones IS vii favor them
adse., always on hand, aud Tor. sale. At tue.
Sswest MARI ct rrf>ssS7 mn rSr.sf
zn.cense1ss % al tsoss 5tgz- s5T - y y
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! 8. n. RoLEY'S

E<eaI E,state AGency,
IA, the once of VIM. Emery. Justice ~ the
ssAcs. on Third Street, between Main and
ss1Sust. s8z5 l4t
&eai Estate bought and sold on commits
'<xks tsnot e6ected. VIII attend to the pay
zxenrnf taxes, collecting of debts. remit az
VI houses, &C.. Co. ivz5 ar,
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FoR SALE.--Cook.& Healy, No. rs
Main Street. will sell their entire
stock of Groceries,. This is a good
chance for'any one that wishes TO go
into the business 20 Mr.. Cook has
purchased farm in the East, and will
remain there a9a Cook a. HEALY.
Evansville, July y, 1867. 13tf
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-08-20
lNiEoalrrelFs Needles for sale everywhere.

sg- just received, a fresh lot of
Torrey's Five Minute Ice Cream
Freezers, fine water coolers, refriger-
ators, beer coolers, brass and enamel
ed kettles, fruit jars of every descrip-
ton. &c, &c. We have the finest and
most complete stock of goods in our
line to be found insthe city.
~ 90 80 THos. SoANTLIN 81 Son,
- tia 80 8 Main ST., marble HalI)
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violating the dog ordinance. He was
gived the alternative to pay the fine
and costs and kill the dog.,or to take
out license and pay the costs. He
had not decided at last accounts
A man fer committitting an in
decent acton the sidewalk was fined
81 and costs. ss.la haa. vsa saF 81
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-08-20

BJ Everybody that wants extra
flour buys Bingham's Pastry, for sale
In sacks or barrels, by .zssl3'a ast
Il aug. 3-1md.soaH. ID. ALLIs Il Co.
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/. .pET Co to Carlin's and try the
best Cutter in the city, professor Cot
ter, "a Cutter !ofoifne reputation in
Eastern cities.afnis1 bns n9eas jy30tf.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-08-20

Z gsT Twenty boxes Of new lemons
just received at the New York Gro
Gerry PARSONS, ScovfLLE, x Co.