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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-10-12
Funeral of Gen. Gates.
Regulations by the Internal
II Revenue Bureau.
Important TO DistiIIers and
Revenue Officers.
News by Atlantic Cable
MEMPHIS.
Arrest for Murder-shOotlng Array.

MEMPHIS, October H. A negro
named Steve Terrence, alias Twine
was arrested last night, by detec lives
on charge of completely in the mur-
derous assault on Mr.. Alexander. and
burning his house nearsthis city, some
weeks since. To day he confessed
that he was one of the party, which
was regularly organized for plunder.
and of which Doc Woods. who
was recently captured after desper-
ate resistance, I, and being severely
wounded, was captain. florence
states that they left Alexander for
dead, Woods having set FIRE 10 the
house in several places He further
states that one of the rules was that
they should only forage on rebels or
Democrats. He was committed for
trial. tAseo1S ~ iLll.l
A shooting ARRAY occurred this.
morning on Causey Street, between
Sam. Gibbs and William Wesley. two
negroes, IN which the former was
severely wounded. a,-s.ss.-,r...
At the Colored Methodist Church
on Gayos0 Street, this afternoon,
negro fired pistol at dog setting on
the steps. A policeman came up and
sttempted TO arrest him, when he fred
at the policeman. The congregation
rushed out indiscriminately. Firing
then took place, the policeman leav-
ing in haste. but being reinforced with
other members of the force and citi-
zens, the negroes fed. although
some thirty shots were fired. no one
Was nurC. SIT srst weEF fF'
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common Pi5as Judge.

-
We have had norhing to say about
the ofieenof Judge of the Court Of
Common Pleas. which Is to be filed
at the present election. as it is ques-
ton which does not enter necessarily
into politicab abqoRsideratious But as
both parties have seen ft to nominate
candidates for the position, IL is in
cumbent upon Republicans to sup
port the nominee of the party, espe-
cially as he is acknowledged to be an
able lawyer lnfsE Dire and iocorrup-
tible man. ISAAC S. MOORE, Esq, of
BoOnville, stands at the head of the
bar Of Warffck County, and has the
confidence of the lawyers of the Dis
trict; 50 much SO that he is heartily
supported BY every Republicans attor-i
ney, all Of whODpare working for his
election aa st -ilaoia ga raa llg lliyf
The tsepu can lpEyers and citi-
zens Of Evansville were once entrap-
ped into tn 7upport Of a Democrat
for Cirenit ssIudge, upon the express
promise that he would carefully es-
chew politics. and he has repaid their
generosity and confidence oy making
Democratic speeches in the school
houses in all parts Rof the District,
and that, too, at time Of great ex-
element, and when impOrta Mt politi-
cal questions were pending in his own
Court, reqpjring the utmost degree Of
prudence and impartiality on his part
IL ISAAC s. M0oRE is elected Judge.
We anpromise the people that he will
wOrthiiy fH the Important office, and
that especially he will not make any
Democratic speeches,
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River Disnafches.

CAIRo, October H.-Ports Il 1Lfst--Dar ing
Cincinnati to Memphis, y PM. Argonaut
No. 2, Memphis TO Louisville, 8 F. M; Belle
Memphis. St Louis to Memphis 10 Pm. /:
Alpha Nashville and return, 10 p NJ; Era
No. 10, Cincinnati To New Orleans 6 A M !:
Julia. Vicksbui z to St. Louis, II NJ ;lClty of
Cairo st. Louis to Memphis, 4 PM.
Tne steamer Nightingale, from Clncin-
natl Tor st. Louis, struck the rocks at The
head OF Grand Chain, forty miles ABOVE
Cairo, on the Mississippi River, last night
at III o'clock. she was headed for the
shore, where all the passengers-two hun
dred In number-and sixty horses were
landed safely. The pumps We're set TO
work, ,Fand kept the boat from sinking
nearly an hour Nearly all the deck cargo
was saved. The boat lies opposite the
Thiebes, with ten feet water on her star
board and seven on the larboard side.
BADLY tWisl ed The Captain here, negotlal-
ing fer the Undr rWriteFs to go TO her as
sistancey and get a boat to take the passen-
gers to St. Louis. Is b9ies8a efaa s
MEMPHIS, october 1.-THE river Is fall
ing steadily. ArrtYed-Clifton, from gin-
cInnati, with Newport Base bali CIub.
Weather clear and pleasant.
LOUISVILLE, October I.-Deprted-Silye
Moon and Minneola, for CINCINNATI. River
falling: 4 feet s inches in the canal. No
business to-day. leather clear and pleas
ant,
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Street, (whose name is at his service. }
the Doctor was inlo rmed, upon in
quiry, that he expected toturn out and
carry lamp in the Republican pro-
cession on Saturday night, whereupon
the Doctor replied with great con-
tempt. then goa march Nth the mig
gers" And such has been the bur-
den of his story, whenever he could
cut loose from his favorite theme of
finance. Heregards Republicans and
negroes as one and the same in spirit,
fellowship and interest. And yet he
has the effrOntery to ask soldiers and
Republicans to vote for him for SEN
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Llsr RALLY.

Meetings are called in all the Wards
to- might to make final arrangements
for the election tomorrow. 1t is of
the utanostimportance to our success
that every Republican go to his Ward
meeting. Let none, BY their absence,
show that they are Indifferent to the
result. The result Of the election ia
Indiana viii, in ali probability, decide
the Presidential contest. From all
parts ofs aus District and the State
anxious eyes are turned towards Van
derburgh, The loss Ct this County
may lose tue legislature. Our friends
say tha5Y Yanderbnrg6 viii decide who
is to be our next 4Congressmau, Let
US be trues e eugselyss and the past
record Of the Edanty.5si7 + i-sT ( rs t.i,.s-,
Republicans, come together tonight
and prepare for'th battle to- morrow.
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MONETARY s. COMMERCIAL
new TOrkl MarrHet,..

BY Telegraph ~ NEW YORK, Oct 10.
C0TFoN-F1rmer, but less active; sales OF
1000 bales at 2g26Sc for lniddling up
FIoURAReceibts. gl526 barrels, and ii, 200
bags; market less active, without DECIDED
change; sales $500 barrels at % 1901 10 for for
GPGnte expfa tete are 81 5 aa for Wife @eat ex
259s SO or T. II IL O. sod % ogiV 5 coice ~ t9I
qaosan 400 saeks j. az s5 S5aIo IS. - :
Rye FLoUR-F1rmer;s sales OF 500 barrels,
| at So 009IS 50.
10 CoRN MEAL-Quiet; sales of 100 barrels OF
West ern, at s. %. tLG a-iEM q ttEt
WHEAr-Receipts 1883 bushels: heavy,
| I32c lower; sales OF 70,OJ0 bushels, at 81 6O9
q for No. spring. tie later a. extreme
RYE-DaII; slllesof 1900 bushels of West
BARLEY Scarce. with a tendency mp
BARLEY MALI Firm; sales of 5000
bushels az tp55tAy1ateterms; 5 also, sales OF S,OOO
CoRYEKeceipts 4o. 700 bushels: opened at
Vance Of 800 bushels at 81 i8aIsis for ta an %
sound; 81 l99l 2Dk for sound mixed West
eIn ciosing at 81 -. 80 jI1iIIgll .iso1f /,
l@2c better; sales or 1000 bushels at 749
zoe ior new westerns 77e Tor very hand
some for mailing f0 geI-o sr-5. -llsseg
3 CoFFEE zQsaiet; sales o., 400 bags Rio at
private t5fmS. = = n ! rtrf q III ELA . -
sUGAR Les activei sales of 900 hhds.
Cuba at l1QgI2cy-aV 7,aT - 1sfsHf1t
MOLASS ES-NOm f8aL = 1a31-ot - - = -
HoPS-CQuiet at I5ta l5c for American. -.
PErRoLEUM-FIrma at I51ae for efude' Que
ioI WooI~Firm: WIIe RI cO taies or e06oo0 podnds at
45956c for domestic eece. 60c for seoureui ;
44Qs5Oc for pulled 57159t0c for tupbed.
/. LEATHER-Steady and unchanyeo.
| IINSEED OII.-Dull at 81 O09l w,
l. SPI RITs OF TURPEETTNE--pne nehanged.
/ Pork Heavy aunft dropping: sales ], $50
| barrels, at SIS S7@29 . for mess, and clos
ing al sSS 80 cast; S2e 1929 % forgT q do I;
81 5O@25 90 for pfine;9 S2S % for prime
mess. - % "A o. - -
| diO so for new plain mess, $40 5Da23 70 for
/ new extra. Tiercs beef quiet, at SIS az for
prime; s8l@33 for India mess; sales of 30
/ barrels for November on private terms.
BEEE HAMS Quiet, at S21G2S. -4-
q CUT MEATS Quiet; sales l25 packages, at
l11s9 l214c Tor shoulders; 14a ISIke for hams.
MIDDLEs-Qpiet; sales 15O boxes, at l51s
051514c for short ribbed; -l554G155sc forshort
clear. 49, - -
LARo-Steady; sales GOO tierces. at 1s9
| 1870 for steam; l9s4c9s20c for kettle. 90
BUTTER-Quiet, ~ Sl9SSc for ohioi $50
! 48c for state. t-.-.Fs ...a.taF
CHEEsE-Stea3y, at l98l711c.
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WASHINGTON.
Regulations Issued by the Internal
Revenue Bureau - Important TO
DlslIlleFs.

q - -rt4.r * aft
= WASHINGTON, OCTOBER II 1.-The In
ternal Revenue Bureau has just issued
regulations and instructions concern
Jog the tax on distilled spirits, sup
Elemental to those issued in August
last No distiller's bond can be ap-
proved until his distillery warehouse
has been provided and established, !,
under act of July 6, and no distillery
will be permitted to start until a
storekeeper has been assigned to such
warehouse. No deduction will be
made upon the capacity tax, ON the
suspension of work, until the required
notices are given to the Assistant AS
SCISSOR. Any distilling done at night,
or any other time when the store
keeper is not present is sprohib-
tied from and after n November 1. v
Stamps for distilled spirits will be
required and used in all cases, as pro-
vided by law. The stamps are en-
grayed aud bound In books. The
books of tax paid stamps contain
three hundred stamps each, and 9TH
ers four hundred each. The value OF
the books other than those OF tax
paid stamps, $108 each. Books OF
tax paid stamps range from Sl43 oO
to sos so, according to the number
of gallons represented. The instrue-
.tions are specific both as to the duties
of distillers and Government officers.
The Commissioner says the abolition
of the Office of Revenue Agents and
Inspectors throws an increased re-
isponsibility upon the local officers of
the several districts, and it depends
mainly on their action whether or not
the provisions of the new law shall
be carried out, and illicit distillation
repressed; and they will be held to
strict accountability for the enforce
ment of the law in their several dis
trIctS.
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INDIANAPOLIS.
Riot In lebanon, Boone County.

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 1O.-A riot oc-
Cured at a Democratic meeting IN
lac banon, Boone County, to. day:
caused by the town marshal attempt
ing the arrest of a member Of the
" White Boys in Blue" for alleged
drunkenness and disorderly conduct.
During the melee number of shots
were fred in the crowd. Thos. King,
the Marshal, was shot In the head,
and seriously. but not fatally wound
ed. One of his assistants, James
Hazeligg, was shot through the thigh.
Other disturba noes occurred during
the. afternoon at brewery, and one
man was badly beaten. Everything
Is quiet again Tonight ~
General Fremont arrived here to-
night. He speaks at Shelbyville on
Monday, and will make the closing
speech of the campaign for the Be
publicans here on Monday night SEN
ator Hendricks makes the closing
speech here ON Monday night for the
Democrats.
AIEDLANAPoLIs, October 1I.--Last
night, as the White Boys in Blue
were passing dark alley on their re-
turn from a Democratic meeting in
the Fourth Ward, a shot vas fired.
lpto the procession from a shotgun
loaded with small shot. Five or six
OF q hem were severely but not danger
ously wounded - -.---- - -
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Chicago uayFef
BY Taleqranh.

! by Teiegraph.l CHFoAao. f,t N
.FLoUR-Steady and without S1-S
ehange: sales of white Wfnfer e-seo eScloeo 9
sll 75Gl2 %: Spring extra So s0 941ia at
WHEAT-In moderate demand f,. 49,.
menLs. but the market IS easier iSf y ~ y
cline OF lgI1zc; sales OF No. 1 At eI SteS1 80
NO. at 81 359I 81 clos ng at si So 49,
afternoon It is firmly heid at 81 35JL - - 2"
CoRN-Opened strong az an advance Of q
cents, subsequently fell back and closed
ket has advanced to 97c; closing dull.
& OATs-lnaetive; only a shippfng and
speculative request; market drEner: sele7
az 5219G531S; closing at SIC.
HYE-AdVanced 2825<c under good
shipping deEnand; No. sold at 81 Goal 81
j BARLEY-Less active bat fFmer with an
@1 50 for No. 2
!. PRoYIsIoNs-Q Quiet and easier; tales Of
IaSs I'.eSs Fork at 80 2@89 60; closing tame
EIu ESaIu inactive and nominal al 1876 DRY
S4Ited Shoulders held at I2c
rkELGHrS-St teady and more native
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4 20
r. VERY MEAN.-In the Courier of
yesterday is published -asstory about a
shooting affair. which it alleges took
place in the city on the night of the
Republican demonstration, in which
the name Of one of our most respect
able and honorable citizens is men
toned as having done the shooting.
There is not word of truth in the
whole story. In the first place no man
was shot. and In the second place the
gentleman referred to By the Courier
as having done the shooting. had no.
connection with the difficulty out of
which this false statement grew The
man who was reported as having been
shot, did get hurt, but not with a.
bullet. A gentleman who stood near
this .fellow-whose name was unknown
to- our informant-While standing on
the pavement, said: THE next id
wagon that comes by here, / will
throw brick bats at" Frus to- his
word, he did. The wagon was filed
with young ladies'. but fortunately
none of them were hurt. The brick
had scarce left the fellows hand, when
he was struck above the eye withia
bowlder or brick. which caused the
blood to flow most profusely. "A great
deal or excitement 'ensued, and the
report reaching sthelcears of Marshal
Martin, he at once, set about an inves-
ltigation of the matter. Dilligent
search was made for the mar. who was
reported to have been shot, but no
such man was found. This inves-
tigation was made by the Mar
shal before twelve o'clock on q Sat
urday night. The public are entitled
to the facts in such cases, aud ought
to have them, This reckless way of
connecting a mans name with the al
legged commission of a crime, and
Fastening to do sorat that ought to
be frowned down, and will be
condemned by every good citizen.
The facts of the ease are as above
stated. The public may en4kes up
their own verdict as to whether the
fellow who cowardly threw brickbats
at the ladies in the wagon was served
right or not. ii5 abI
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st. Louis warEo,
By TelegranhI

~, So =. 81 pn'I ST. LOUIS. Oct 10.
rodACco rroRACco52niep and unchanged.
= HEMP-NOthing doInx.
\ a fLoUR-H very quiet; small sales e-.
nne at " 75; choice double ertrs - zss,sg %
treble extra to fancy slOaI2 20 oOelo 70 :
WHEAT-Ste eady. prime Eeat4 o. 80 -
strictly prime 81 S5gI 9Os ehoioe ~ ,0'4A 500 ~
q O0g2 ~; good To choice No i snrtr'e--' ~ ~
u SOgl 81; do. No. ] 81 S8a2 IS PiAl's AT
93a96c. '-I safes at
04TS-FIrm and in better demand at 80
955e for good to choice. ~ o@
rI..l1 DAkLEY-U U nchanged; prime to choice
hAMS-Su -af-cufed T7J%020e
- LAARD-Quiet; choice tisfee isGzcaIao. trs..
20@2O15c. y Ao2aS A'oi Ae8
WHIsKY-Yery dun at 81 25aI 30.
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Those FREE BoATs.-The Courier
has it thatth Evansville Republicans
chartered steamboats, to bring the
people from Rockport, Mt. Vernon,
and way points, to the great demon
stration free. The fact is, the Cen
tral Committees of Posey and Spencer
did charter the boats, and collected
reasonable fares from the people. and
both Committees made nice little
speculation out of the project. How
did the Evansville Democracy come
out of the steamboat charter busi-
noss2- -Ehl--------
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R4 i We Il N e w s
. Z. nor 0tAer Rtver items see Tntrd Page.

Our entire.river column Is crowded out
to-day by The report of the grand demon
stra tton on Saturday ......... fhe arrivals and
departures since Saturday morning were
the Lawrence, est.AEouis to CIneInn natl !;
Havana. Nashville, TO Cincinnati; Rose
Hite, louisville and return: Qnlckstep,
from Cairo: Armada, to Cairo; Linton, to
Cannelton; Jones Gray, from Green Rfv-
er; Falls City, Bowling Green to Louis
Vile; Robert Moore, Cincinnati to Nash
Vile: Saint Marys. New Orleans to Louis
vllIe; Shamrock, Cincinnati to st. Louis
Tarascon, Louisville to Henderson..-.The
Fanny Brandeis Iettfor Nashville Satur-
day evening, and at Wabash Island broke
her starboard wrist, and knocked both
heads out OF her cylinder. She returned
here with enc engine to repair.........The e
TaraScon-leaves tile A. NJ for Louisville,
with Capt. e. p. T. Holicrott, Miles d. War
ren, Jesse Jackson, and the old crew in
charge. She looks excee Iingiy fine........
The Quickstep leaves tor Cairo at p. n.
| MANIFEST oFpTHE STEAMER QUICKsTEP-
| From Cairo, October 10Th, 1858 Martin
Headley q Co, l hogshead tobacco; G.. e.
/ Niblack IL Co., p sacks oats: A. Gnmberts
10 sacks feathers; III Bennington, 1 box
/ SunGrie5: HagOn, Dfckey q Carson, bales
hides; j. & G. Smith. box M. p; q. w
| Kerney & Co., barre sorghum and bar.
| rels and apples and turnipS; l.. Ruffuer
| Jr.. & Co.. 80 barrels of apples, G. r. Rudd
/ Is 600 shingles. Fahniev, Kuhn 81 Co., 2.
| empty ale packag es: Weldon Brothers 4
4 . For LouasVtlle--I barrel of whisl1sy.
bales wool, u lot of household goods and
/ hogshead of tobacco. -ffvE
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Notl.e t0sYoters.

1t is well known chat the most in
fsmoms frauds were perpetrated at the
city election .1ast~Spring. Presecu-
tions are now pending against men for
encouraging illegal voting, and also
for perjury. The City Council have
been petitioned tozoffer a reward for
the detection of illegal voters, and
have refused to do so. Inasmuch,
therefore, as no efeRt is being made
by tha-city authorities to detect and
punish frauds on the ballot box, the
undersigned Republican Executive
Committee Of Vanderbugh County
hereby give notice that they will have
arrested and prosecuted to the extent
of their ability, every person who shall
be guilty of either false swearing or
illegal voting.
hTThe -districting of the township
into smaller election precincts and
the insertion of the place of residence
of every voter, both on the register
and on the poll-books when not reg
Iistered, will facilitate the detection
Of frauds.
The following are the several Sec
! tions of the law bearing on this sub
tject;
4 10 Section IL, Registry Law, provides
that any person 1ohO shall loiJUllg
mdke any false statement th relation Il
Ithe name, residence or period of resi-
aence, of any person claiming to Uofe
l lSsshdH be deemed guilty of nlisde.
9aeanor, and shall, upon cOnUictIOn, b,
J slapanished by fine of fifty dollars or b.
. insDrisORnsent an the county Jdit for {
period of 60 days, or by both such tin
and imprisonment"
Section IL of the Act Defining
Felonies" provides that (" Every per
SON who shall wilfully, cOrruptly ant
falsely, before any officer authorized
to administer oaths, under oath o
affirmation, voluntarily make any fall
[certifcate, affidavit or statement o
any nature, for any purpose, shall bt
deemed guilty of PERJURY"
Section 43 of the same act provides
a ~fEvery person duly convicted OF PER
JURY, or of suboTndtt0R OF -pegJur5
! shall be imprisoned IN the States Prs
on not less thans two nor more tha
\ tacenty-oae years and1beahnedun0 un0t-ex
ceeding one thousand dollars.
WILLIAM BAKER,
i1O Il. NJ. THAYER,
1
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buta small amount OF money.
ROBBERY AND .ARREsT.-On

ROBBERY AND ARREsr.-On the
night of the. circus. "a man from
OwensYille was robbed. on Water
Street, of an amount of money. The
case was giveniinto the hands of the
police, who at once commenced to
work, it up. A man named Boying7
ton, who wassupposed to be the guilty
party, was followed by Capt. Cochran,
and arrested and lodged in the Hem
derson Jail. zl2od g - e13IS'so p .,Ss e = rs
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From EvansviIle E5oarler, oct. 1ith.t u
FiaE Forgery Decidedly Flat.

Perhaps the siAfest forgery of the
campaign appeared on yesterday in the
shape OF an 1hdi8nspolis special ~
to the Evansville JOURNAL 1t pre-
tends to give the coutehts Eofa letter
declared to have been found by the
police of Fhdianapolis on the person
of q drunken Keutuckian." This
that KBN fTC4S YJ''is is poGfing w.
ters into Indiana who, it is confident
ly alleged, viii gwat X, right jhrn,lgh, the
stringent PROVISIONS Of the r sgistry
Act, iu order to defeat the ffiea ads OF
God and Morality. Thanks, how 'evers,
to the rdaiy and moral John Foster,
they will not attempt-tO votes in
Evansville since John,is .soywellt ac-
quaintea with faces ID southern Ken
lucky that his intefligeht and wa tch-
tul eye would Instantly detect the~at.
tempted fraud .hInq 3s stntG- vwA 2S&s
From alESe Thich it will be, seen
that the f1rgeTy smells stronghold the
JOURNAL officeA Fhe trick" eYi-
deutly Origiuated an Evansville, zsa
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Louisville Marker.

ny Telegraph Iorrqvrrvp r,1.t N
to oI1ssddGfCo-FitEn I1sdfSCo at S59l5 for common lug
= GorroN-24c. II = " " ~SsN w.
WHEAT-SI o0a2 o.
OATs-53a55c = -. 9ff AA9ff Aa DulA Utc.
HAY-Baled gIs -atL -
n IsSS PoRK-s3O O0gsao "a
LARD-Tierces l8szc
BACON = Shoulders NJ ssf,-,,er,<
iiDOeo sioes I612ei clear SIDES f755et-0' o-s-'i
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OHAS. dE-NhIfNs.- --7--------- IN-7o7 . =
New Stove and Tin House.
No. 81 Main Street, Next Door 20 she
Old Washington Hotel

TIME UNDERSIGNED li nav -, n : 80,
esonefantIv on hand a good assortIne OF
Stoves Hollow and Tin Ware ,I4,.l aaa les !.sa'
Crates, Summer Fronts FTe5ssu " az H.
,IIst maiS1 caSR prices. sVe are prepared 70 DO
ali Kinds OF job worHt ano rsie4I iil loisoii
shoFY hoS p. JENKINS q FEN DER.
fasy-6Frl.
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By Telegraph.l MEMPHns. oct 10
CoTToN-Steaiy at 22s<aa2ac. YacairtsF r5s
bale; exports 283 bales
FLoUR-Dull.
CORN-None I'm market.
OATs-Scarce at 6Odg85c
HAY-S24 90. ..i.Ii -5a.
: BRAN-S25 90.
AGoRNMEAL--G4 rs.
PORK-S3l so.
= LARD-2U92lI$e
, BACON = Scarce; shoulders I2L IA 1870.
ciear 9. ar SIDES - none In market; nominaIIy
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DRUNKENNEss.- -Four arrests were
made, on Saturday night, on charges
Of drunkenness and disorderly con-
duct. There were quite a number of
cases of similar character which
might have been made. re 49, ~. 2ae g, =.
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THANKs.-The General Committee of Ar
rangements for the dinner given ON the
occasion of the great demo nstratIon at
Blaekford's Grove, on Saturday, desire to
return thanks to The ladies who did the
work, and superintendent the table ar
rangements on that day. r.,.g., ..r....-.,~. Is.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-10-12
NEW YORK.
funeral of Breret General Gates,

s NEW YoRK, Oct. 1.-THE funeral
of Brevet Gen. Gates. u. s. A., was
largely attended this afternoon. All
the United States troops on Eioy;
ernor's Island acted as an escort, and
the body was taken to Governor
Island for Infn,-rnanf !. 90 ! u.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-10-12

A RoUsINa MEETING The Repub-
licans had rousing5 good meeting at
Williamson 5 =. Landing, in Union
Township,q last Friday night. The
people were addressed by ex-Governor
Dunning,l who made an excellent
speech. Many Democrats were pres
ent at the meeting, who expressed
themselves as we'll pleased with the
Governor 3 remarks The speech will
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