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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-26
TIE Va sVLLE DAILY JOURNALs SATURDAY. OCTOBER 49,
d present. fen tKisdlthe city of Pekin goes


out out f today for KeoAthe cry Of Pekn goes
MEMPHIS. - The AUds> -.
says: --e77'1'
Sunday was clear and beautI.-- ~,
and yesterday was not behind 1t, but ihsy,
cations OF rain were more promtne last
night than for some time previous. Tue
rIver a. this point declines q SLOWLY almost
of opinion among pilots as TO the Fehan 1el
depth to Cairo, but nom foor and one-half
TO five feet are the general reports made
by them, White river is in bad condition,
with not more than thirty -four9 nches al
Business was tolerably active on the
Landing yesterday. Although our local
packets did not get much freight, there
was large amount received by the Belle
Mem phis, McCuue and one or two other
boats. t- i4t t..t .ftss ~ rtFN iNH ~ taE
We learn that the.J. D. Perry will; enter
the Memphis and Vicksburg trade, and
Will leave here on Saturday next. hstrr..-t.-
The barge load OF freight brought out OF
the Ohio byit Bertha is still 1ytIg)beinw
the city wharf boat. IT is 80 badly mixed
up that New Orleans boats Won't Touch IL!
NEW ioRLEASss+The Ttale$ of Sunday
last says: ..t
We had another bright and clear day
Yesterday on the levee, but il was little
100 warm and dusty 10 b8 pleasant t. NE
have had ne rain for q week past, and the
leveei is very dusty and is too WARM to be
reasonable; tits now past the middle of
October, and the long looked and much
NiSAiSd iOE JhCk AOsNy LAS uob IIAd0C MS
appearances this season. SO come 81 ing,
.'oid + llow," and help as to make yellow
Jackp leave thes8 dfggingss JOis a9EEi I'll
Bus ness still continues du i for the sea-
son. The amount OF Western pfoduce that
has been landed on our leyees during the
past week helps te make things look live
u. where this produce is being landed, but
below Canal Street things look dull and
gloomy, ll:W oH GrinT .73IiIlGUp Ia
The & csscent O, last las SUNDAY. SAYS; The
Inonning for the purpose of pFQoeedln ne
down the river to The English Turn, to re-
ceive three8 hundred and twenty (}eFnuan.
Immigrants from the Bremen bark Doretta,
just arrived from Bfefden,@w are IN
transit torStALouisA The St0n.eavftll will
at once on her way up the river to her port
oiaeSttl nfslloniw eIstI- s9IToI mtH
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-26
STEAMBOATS,.
7 sf7 xNEiBs TO THE cUMBERLANf

E;SrS E 81 51 = R n 9SIEs1RHt51AND
,I me - 70 afyeand Cairo Packets are
~ siaa following Poilfaush Bills OF Lading
toned below; To Dycussthe rates men
vile, 75c; Canton, IS; Rockcahs Doc; Eddy
ton, Csc; Eastport, and points DC. Lin
the Tenn essee River, 5jc-; points H. on
the Shoals, on Tennessee River, Soc, Sigf.
bi1t of lading, " Privilege OF reshipping at
Paducah." I'VE guarantee he.above rates,
until further notice. Any overcharges that
may occur Will be prom pity corrected by
us MERCHANTS are requested to see that
the weights are placed = every bill or
h4ipg.- kse6 III !. FOYLER, LEE g. %. /.
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To SHIPPERS TO THE
.. CUMBERLAND River. ...s

The Evansville. and Cairo packets are
authorizedfb give through Bills Of Lading
TO the following points, at the rates men
Vile, Use; Canton, 75c; Rock easfle, 75c I;
Linton 75c.f Bills 'of ,Laditig should be
signed, With privilege of reshipplng from
guaranteed tai further notice. AN over
charges and reclamations will be prom pity
and satisfactorily adjusted. Have goods
marked {" Care of SCYSRER, ELLIS d Co.,
sept9-dtf Smithland, KY"
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-26

sTEAMBOAT PRINTING.

No printing establishment in the West
has better facilities or greater ability for
doing fne Steamboat Printing. Our assort-
ment OF job Type, though very large and
complete, is constantly being added to, and
our fob department Is under the personal
supervision of one Of the best JOB printers
in the United States. We are prepared 10
print Posters, plain or fancy, Bill Heads,
Bills Lading, Cards, Deck and Meal Tick
cts, Bills of Fare, Mates Tickets for Labor,
&C, DE. Orders left with either Of The
wharf-boats win be promptly attended TO.
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weather and water.

The weather, yesterday morning, was
cloudy, raw and dFmp-a slight drizzling
rain falling all the forenoon. The tenn
perature is too low to expect much rain at
present. The heather. yesterday was more
favorable for snow than rain. The river
fell about one inch during the twenty
four hours ending at 2 O'Clock yesterday
Arrivals and Departures -I@'
The only arrivals and departures up to
three o'clock yesterday were the Newsboy,
Henderson, TO return: Ollie Sullivan, to
Greensboro.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-10-26

Among the first boats due here are tn
Linton, Louisa ana CHATTANOOGA, iron
Cairo; Cobb Webb, from Cum berlant
River; Phantom, from Passports Michi
gan, from Memphis; and-Gera s., from
Louisville. ~ sG beSE a1HwsilL
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-07-19
w. JENNINGS DEMOREsT,
473 Brosdwsy New York.

DEATH OF JuDcE WAYNE. This
gentleman who has long been an As.
sociate Justice Of the Supreme Court
died in Washington City on the 9Th
instant, Of typhoid fever, aged seven
ty-three years.
Under an act Of Congress-, the va
cancy thus created cannot be filled on
the Supreme bench, q law Of last SEES.
sion prohibiting the filling Of any va
cancy until the judges arc reduced L
six.
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PGrAcasss.- Rev. Jesse Lane. General
Baptist. viii bod tao days meeting a.
the ireland Sehuol House. IN Ireland, on
saturday ard Ssbbalh. the Goth and s7sh Of
Julv The public are respectfully invited.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-07-19

GrWe sre authorized % announce Dr..
GIL. JUrr. az candidate for County Tree.
urer 81 Dubois County. Al the ensuing Oe'o-
Ser election.
MIR. EDITOR 49, Please announce Mr..
William Brelx. Sen'r, as q candidate Tor
CruEiy Treasurer. az DuboiA County. ~ the
ensuing October election. aud cbligr
MANY FR'Fsns.
MR. EDgrog-P lesse announce Capt ).
Je.aer. asa candidate Tor Counly Treasures
u Dubois County q. The ensuing October
election. and obiige MANY VoTERs.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-07-19

U Attention is directed to the ad.
vertisement Of Wolcott's Pain Ami.
hilatoy in another column. We have
heard this compound, as also his nat
ural Beautifier for the hair and skin,
spoken very highly Of BY some Of oul
citizens who have tried them. Who
wouldn't pay so cents to be cured o.
tue headachel These articles may bs
bought at the Store Of M. Friedman
or N. Z. Boring.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-07-19

DTSomc citizens Of Galcna, I'LL
MOS, were arrested during the war for
reasonable utterances, and confined
in Fort Lafayette. They have sued
the United States Marshal to the
amount Of 100000 for false inpris-
onment, and the Supreme Court Of
the State has decided in favor Of the
plaintiffs. The case will 60 to the
United States Court.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-07-19

MrSsTREIsY.-We are informed
that an exhibition Of native genius
in the negro minstrel line was given
In Haysville on last Saturday night,
for the benefit Of a Sunday School,
The performers are said to have ex.
hibited rare talent, and about 80 was
realized for the School Library
Come on, Sambo.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-07-19

STATE Ut INDIANA. Dnha,s 1suasf' Il
FsedhrieA Klein 49,,
W. befnre HffiTFr,
George II. Nader. ju-'~e NJ 'he Peace
EpE il knrwu. ;hhi IN the ia csY N
I'D July 1861. the above named plni'ia
Eied H. my oi5ce. his complaint md IN uih
davis fgr 40 atischmen. again-t ne defend
ant il ne above entitled cause. and The
summons herein having been returned NO,
Enaf
S,s d-i-ndsn' l. thef-f'Ie notified q the
iiIas and pendercv q sid complaint
ayslus him. snd ihnt sid canse ! RET fpr
tial Oh the OH Day u Angu-i. l5os - the
acur IL 10 o'clock. a. NJ 81 ny cfiice -
J,rper, Bsnbri5ss ~, Dubois q uniy Ind,
and ihs, unless said defendant appears aud
iu-wer or demar thereto. at The G. ing 81
-a,l cause on sid oav. ss,d ccmpla nj an
,he matters end things therein con'~lnTd
and alleged. viii be h~Ard and rsfefminee
IN hi- nn-enre. II. thELANf, y ~
Jniv 10 '6--3w
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IIoxIcIDE.-We are informed that
an alteration took place on the 4th
inst. in Springtcwn, Crawford county,
between Mr.. Woods Cummings and
Mr.. David Waddle, in which pistol
shots were exchanged, and Waddls
killed by ball through the breast,
and Cummings wounded in the leg.
An old grudge is said to be the cause
Of the fight.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-07-19

IL Announcements for the race for
County Treasurer arc beginning to be
made, as will be seen in our columns.
Walk up, gentlemen. aud let the peo-
pie know that you believe you can
take care Of their money for while.
Short Communications advocating the
claims Of any candidate whose name
is announced, will, If desired, be in
serted in the Courier free Of charge
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-07-19

DFMoREsr's MonTHLY-No other fashion
and literary magazine ID existence has made
such rapid strides p popular favor a. this
The current Number now before Us speaks
for iiself, as % The causes which have
brought about such fsttering results. Ii Il
full Of fresh attractive. and useful matter.
specially interesting to The ladies' and house
holds. The fashion department il complete
and contains abundance Of senslbIe. prac-
liicsI information. invaluable 70 those living
st distance from the Metropolis. The H.
lustraiions are beautiful and numerous--,ho
tone OF the literary articles highland. n
fact, the entire contents are greatly above
the average. from first 10 .asl. We DO not
wonder that ladies. generally. declare they
"could not do without IL" Three dollars
per annum. with q premium.
Address,
\ " JENNINGS DEM0Rrsr
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-07-19

TnE RAEIEoAD.-Ne police thai
The ashing,on Gazette - urging mp
on the people d ihst town The con-
struction Of railroad from that point
70 the Ohio river. 1t would. without
doubt. be great help 10 the growing
enterprise of that place. aud enable i
70 compete with the other cities On
The O. & Nj. X. Il. We wonld sng-
cest 10 the citizens OF Washington.
that the Anderson Valley Railroad
Company is an organization which
expects to complete It's road, and Is
anxious to extend It's lire TO the D. X
NJ. r.. L.. at some point which j. able
and willing 10 contribute literally to
the enterprise. and if the citizens OF
Washington want road. a better con-
nection with the river is not likely 70
BE found than this will give them.
Murders. Rapes, Robbcries, and
a host Of other crimes. seem TO be the
order OF the day at the present time
in this country. and we can scarcely
pick up paper which does not COZ
taia an account Of some horrid bloody
violation Of law. Crime was never
SO nnblushingly rampant before, and
so few Of the criminals brought 10 q
lust punishment. We think this aw
iu condition OF society my be justly
chargcable upon the Republican party
which during the last four years has
% persistently encouraged and con
nived at the violations OF all Divine
law as, well - the fundamental law Q
the Union, and the laws of the va
rious States. 1t is about time tia
people we're getting their eyes open
1.-THE Rump Congress is goin:
it full blast on Destruction measures
and we have no doubt will try thei
hest to destroy the whole Union.
they can agree among themselves
military despotism will certainly b
established over portion OF tn
country. But the majority are Xix
mad fools, Fastening on to their ow
destruction. for their acts and sophi:
tries are ably exposed by the Demo
cratic members. and we have full cor
iidence that the masses Of the peopl
love their country too well to be Ion
willing to trnst with power, even in
Rump gathering, such wicked, Dol
dis Unionists. and anti Republican
as the leaders Of the majority in til
body now are.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1867-07-19

RECEIPTS

There wss in the Treasury on he ~ day
j, lane, 1866. The sum Of $2,Sli IS
There hiss since been received, the
following sumo on the following
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9atiomal gepnblitau.
AMUsEnt RNTs.


NATIONAL TBEArRE.-The advent of the
RrouiSes' has quite an Opsratio Turoys. Tho
National Theatre was filed last evening TO over.
lowing and the quality Of the audience was such
a. 70 double the Significance Of the compliment
The manner in which the easy graceful music Of
Flotow's "Msrtha" was sung, justified both the
sirs and quality Of the audience. We have often
heard several Of the parts more ably revealed;
bat We do not recollect TO have ever heard tho
whole opera so aecsptably sung and acted. The
ehoruses were truly hne and the orchestra excel.
lent. Tho tout ensemble reflects much credit on
Mr.. J. @. PEAKEs, the able stage manager of
this artistic combination. AuBER's French
opera OF Fra Diayolo'' Is advertised for this
evening, with Mr.. CASTLE as Fra Diayoio, Mr..
CAMPBELL as Beppo, Mrs sEGurN appearing as
Lady Allcash, and Miss RIcuISos as Zetlina.
This cast comprises the choicest talent Of tho
troupei and thsrs arc few operas more worthy
Its exercise than this same romantic opera. The
music Of Fra Diavolo' Is slngularly character.
i'tic, rejecting that sympathy with Its subject
which In one respect makes the Daughter Of
the Regiment" the most wonderful Of operas.
Such operas are always destined to general pop
ularity because tho tone Of their music appeals
more to feeling than to intelleotual analysis,
Everybody whistle '0n Yonder Rook'' and the
Rataplan or the song Of "the twenty .onesters, "
how many whistle the sextelle in Lucia7 The
hIcHNds arc certain Of q continuous success
ware II only for their skill In selection.
The national Republican., 1867-05-14

ihE TEMPERANCE CoSvEsr1ox
ant 70 adjournmsnt, the oonysn,iaO ....i. u,su,
"ooowaIds Hall last evening ,bs nr..Iaons
mr. ~. M. Bradley, In the chair. P''''uen''
M Aiter an impressive prayer BY M, n n
thompson, tho secretary (Mf. o. X. Har,,sI ,.si y"
Ss,, @ minutes Of the previous meeting; which
,. Inc ShAir then announced committee Of ON.
om tne several Temperance orRaniEations 10
engements for the contemplated cele.
oration on the 4th Of july WV
a.. nd vas moved and seconded that the resolu.
PIs,iouay adopted, relative to the financial
an.irs OF tho convention and the cslsbrat;on he
Puphshed In circular form. Carried
Inc roll OF members was then called and ma
person from each division and lodge appointed
as COMMITTEES TO collect from the different or
ganizations q suficie sum TO meet the eInsnSss
Of the contemplated celebration and mass meet.
ing, Ing
II was moved and carried that the chair an.
point the committee for those organizations
whose delegates were absent from the oonven.
tion, and those division that have not been rep.
resented In the convention be invited to partici.
pate In the celsbration.
Mr.. o. X. Harris, from the committee on mass
meeting on the 10th instant at City Hall, stated
that after consultation the committee concluded
to report adversely on holding tho mass meeting
on the 10th, owing to the limited time to perfect
arrangements, and suggested that no formal
=
bration.
The resolution authorizing the holding of tho
mass meeting on the 10th was on motion, re.
considered.
A resolution was then introduced providing
for the holding Of the meeting on Thursday af.
ternoon, June Z, and that the services Of John
b. Cough be secured for the occasion to deliver
an orationj but, AFTER considerable debate, the
resolution was laid on the table
1t was then moved that the resolution fixing
the 4th Of July for grand temperance eelebra.
tion be roscindsdi which was put and carried.
Mr.. Gonsalyes moved that all committees an.
pointed, having the subject Of the celebration In
charge, and who have been arranging for the Ith
Of July celebration, continue, and their action
be applicable to such occasion as the convention
may name for the celebration. Carried.
The 7th day Of June was then set apart for tho
celebration and mass mseynC
Mr.. George Savage announced that no had
been instructed by the delegation from St
Society and St. Aloysius Total Absu-
nencs Society, TO state that their societies would
not be able TO participate in the celebration on
the eth Of June, and desired to withdraw from
tho convention.
Mr. Burgher, delegate from the Central Di.
vision, said he could RSt endorse the action Of
the convention in resembling the resolution, and
gave notice Of his intention to withdraw from the
body.
IA resolution requesting the Chair to appoipt =.
a committee Of eve 70 inquire into tho expedi.
ency Of establishing a weekly temperance paper
in Washington, was adopted.
Adjourned to Monday evening next at half
past seven o'clock
The national Republican., 1867-05-14

FIFTH WARD REPUBLICAN CLUB.-The
regular weekly meeting Of this club was held
last night in Israel church, ]. A. Arrison In tn,
chair, and D. p. Clarke acting MS secretary.
The following series Of resolutions, reported
from the executive committee, were presented
and adopted seridtWm
ReSoirea, That though the relics of barbarism
still mar the pages of our city charter, yot we
have faith In God, the holy influences Of our
mnrtyred dead our noble Congress, and the peo-
pie, (minus the Judnses, copperheads and trail
torsD believing from what has been done by our
good and noble statesmen within the last few
years, we can afford to wait with patience for
the further development Of wise legislation in
the shape Of revised charters and just laws.
Rc5Otred, That we will support no man for
Office who Is not known to be u consistent oppo.
nent Of slavery 10 all its forms. and hearty sup
porter Of free schools, without distinction Of race
or color.
Tho next business before the club was the ap-
pointing delegates to the general convention.
A member called for the reading of the roll.
Voted down.
VIM, II. Brown was nominated as q delegate.
The following is tho list Of delegates A. Her
bert, J. r, Arrison, L S. Atkinson, Jas. Liver
pool, A. P. Clarke, Samuel Nichols, Andrew
Finney, W. c. Marshall, J. Ricard, WIN. II.
Slater, Wm. Barnes, g. W. Shell, A. II. Perry,
and Chas. Lemono.
Adjourned
The national Republican., 1867-05-14

PosrroSED.-The Weimer-Crogan case
came up for a hearing yesterday afternoon at
the Central Guard. house. before Justice Thomp.
son, but 1t was again postponed, by request Of
counsel, until Wednesday at 2 p. m Six witnesses
were examined for the prosecution.
The national Republican., 1867-05-14

APPOINTED. - The Secretary Of the
Treasury has appointed Hon. VIM. D. Gallagher
Of Kentucky, commissioner to examine the affairs
Of the Louisville and Portland Canal Company.
Mr. Gallagher left hero on Sunday evening 10
enter upon his duties. The examination will
cover period Of forty years.
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Adjourned

FIRE.-At about 2.3O o'clock on Mon
day morning an alarm of ere was sounded from
box No. 10, Maryland avenue and Four. r.and.a
half street, caused by the burning Of a partition
in a clothing store on Four. and.a.haf street, bo.
tween Virginia avenue and d street south. The
fremen were active. and soon extinguished tn,
hre, with the loss to equal about $50. The ac
was, doubtless, the work Of an incendiary, as tn,
door and partition had been saturated with Goa
oil
The national Republican., 1867-05-14

CONSERVATIVE ARMY AND Navy UNION
meeting Of this Union will DO held In the Al.
dermen's Chamber, City Hail. this evening. All
soldiers and sailors are respectfully invited to
The national Republican., 1867-05-14

STONE CUTTERS ASSOCIATION. - The
Stone Cutters Association held a meeting last
night in Temperance Hall, on Il street, above
Ninth. No business was transacted, as the
meeting was awaiting the action of the marble
cutters in reference to certain matters not at
present given to the public, They adjourned
about ten o'clock.
The national Republican., 1867-05-14

SOLDIERS AND SAILORS UNIoN.-A stated
meeting Of the Soldiers and Sailors Union was
held last orening in Union League Hail. Jas N,
Cullan in the chair. About a dozen new Nom.
bers were proposed and accepted. But little
business was before the meeting, and they ad.
jOurned at an curly hour.
The national Republican., 1867-05-14

WASHINGTON ZOUAvEs-This fine organ.
ization met last night at Magee's Hall. on L
street, between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets.
Capt Powell presided and after the reading Of
the minutes Of t6Vlast meeting, a number Of
members were proposed and elected. Nothing
definite was decided on In reference to a union
with tho East Washington Zouaves, and the
meeting adjourned at an early hour
The national Republican., 1867-05-14

TIE CoUNCILs.-In consequence of the
unusual press of local news this morning We are
compelled to defer the proceedings Of the Coun.
ellis uutil tomorrow also, several important 10.
Gals. The Board of Common Councils adjourned
at late hour last night, to next Friday evening.