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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-10-15
VOL. XIX.
Gibson UnuntY.

Especial to Evansville Journal.l
PRINCETON, October A. Gibson
County gives 10 Republican ma
jority, with one township to hear
from, which cannot give over sixty
Democratic majority, securing a clear
majority of at least nineteen. The
whole ticket las run close together
except for Sheriff. CSnnot obtain
the vote IN 1oto;l
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sPECIAET NOTICES.


"a. . .
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evil results as care elesSnegs Ia the manage
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tones andg invig igorades the bowels, I'm
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gives m nrn.pess .r TO the nerves, Upon
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ness, tnterlnittt11t fever, nervous dfsor-
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the bowels, this pune vegetable prepara-
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SPRINGFIELD, Mass, October a.
The Ward brothers arrived here yes
terday, and the Paris crew Of ST.
Johns, N. B.. against whom theywill
row on the 21st, are expected to-day.
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MIDDLETowN, N. Y, Ger. 14.-The
Republicans of The Eleventh District
have renominated Gen. Van Wyek
for Congress.
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Bachelors Haaiirr Dys.5 a.

This spleiadid Hair Dye Is the best IN the
Eorid; the only true and perlecs ~
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and Leaves the Hair soft and beRntliu1,
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Perfufners; and properly applied e 6a'cn %
elor's Wig Factory. Hosst6 Bono SI,eesS
New York. -. : -lskeso 1iy =
- ss~ Hoxz rs,n-ly notnera suf1er the agony
= .eai11e, fI-Sefr "a tie ones snatched away
- -s,Sn tI1sy19 SV tie Whooping Cough, on
1frfheFis. III On 7Ssingie bottle OF POland's q
Ehite Fire GO-1o lEnd would have saved
ne bsaE yssLffe. lis tnfallfbIe.t
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RosToE. Oct. 14.-Otis p. Lord in
the Fifth District, and L.. Everett
Lattonsalls in the Seventh District,
have received the Democratic nomi-
nations for Congress.
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Appiication for Licanlls,,al.. !,

TOTECE HS AEEREBE GIVEN that
~ VIII apply To the sCOunty Commits
cense to sell Liquor IN quantities less than
quart. Ny place Of b0si Ress Is ON Water
Street, between sycamore and Vine in
the city of EvansviIIe, indiana. ,Hl.tFN
K sep4 3ww WILLIAM CARTIER
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WarrIck County.

We have the following returns from
Warwick county, which, though not
official, are sufficiently near it for all
practical purposes: Brown township,
13 majority for Baker; Ohio township,
165 majority for Baker; Greer town
ship, So majority for Hendricks;
Campbell township, % majority for
Hendricks; Hart township, 146 maj.
for Hendricks; Lans township, 135
maj. for Hendricks; Pigeon township,
a maj. for Hendricks: Owen town
ship, 19 maj. for Hendricks; Skelton
township, II maj. forHendricks; An
derson township, 81 maj. for Hem
dricks. Hendricks majority, 32O.
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BosToN. Oct. 14.-Adison Gage, a
we'll known merchant of this city,
died last night. 80 s-s.,9 - : :
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SECOND DISPATCH.

VIECENNEs, October 14-Widuer
Township gives eighteeu Republican
majority. Democratic majority in the
county GIG.
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PENCILS.

Americaa Lead Pencil Company's IN:
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Of the above, comprisIng some ten dInar-
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fapers Pencils. All numbers.
Eagle Pencils. An numbers.
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Eagle and Star Rabber-Tlpped Pencilas
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AOTrAwA, October 14.-Henry Muir
ply, Fenian prisoner, made des-
perate attempt to escape last night
He came near killing turnkey In
the attempt, which did not succeed.
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ESTABLISHED. 1881:
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gYa0t s51ndard prints IR[c.o n, . :
dosbaco, :, f1tbteati511aond's 1ba and America a is5ze
Heavy brown drills Scarce q, Aainoesskeag ,Ie l2c;
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Washn lree1, oPil. oPhtns IN request, aud sths
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good lines OF Bradford &DIaie' Z <.s. 5Jm Ihtes:
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MOrHERs /. / Mornnnsa HOFHHRs
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Hrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup.

This valuable preparation has been used
with never fGsts1sg success "a fIsoitsd'lds of
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-. II not on ~ reifeyeS the child Irorn pain.
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each boJLIe. = II VsF - 81 E-t4 =
Be sure and call for q MRS. WINsLOWH
SOOTHING SYRUP" having the Edc-sts1.
lie Of = CUKTIS ~ PERKIN8p on the outside
wrapper. All others are funitations.
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Sullivan County.

Especial to Evansville Journal.l
n SULLIVAN, Ind, October 14-Sul-
liyan County, complete, gives Hen
bricks a majority of LIZ, and VQor-
bees ]. .1G5.
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Nnencer CnnnfY.
RooKPoRT, Ind Oct. II, 1868.

RooKPoRT, Ind Oct. IA, 1868.
Editors journal: -
In the absence of official statements
Isend you the general result, as esti-
mated from partial returns. The Re
publican majority on the State ticket
is not far from 100 Kereheval, Re-
publican, 100or mere. The Demo
cratic Clerk is elected by a small ma
jority. All the rest of the Republi
can ticket is elected. Veatch's ma
jority in the county is probably not
over 100. A lighter vote polled than
was expected. win send full returns
as saon as received@
Respectfully, A.
al I'D. HAYFORD.
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10th Patehes, Freekles Z .Tan..

The ONLY RELIABLE REMEDY 1oa
hose BRowE BmcoLoEsATIoEs on the Ises.
81. ,IPeyTJ's Moth and Freckle Losfos. Pre-
saTed only by DIR, q. q. PERRYpFso Bona
Street, New York. Sold everywhere. if
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safe Of Indiana. YandsEburgh County.
In the Nanderbufah Cont OF COR, n,oy,,
Hleaa- January Term. 1869. @ u.
'iacnei Ss iyss,E kron loa5a .7i4oism a1
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VICTORYl
Pennsylvania Election Re-
turns. h1k6 aAH
Republican Majority from
1900 TO 1900.

State of Ohio all Right
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Knox COuntY.

Especial to Evan vile Journai1
VINCENNEs, October 14.-Returns
from Knox County are all In except
Widncr Township. Democratic ma
jority 634. Widner Townships will
give from % to 50 Republican, ma
iOrity.
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Colgate AZ Co.'s
q Fragrant Toilet Soaps =

AIEE PREPARED BY Skilled Work
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Daviess County.

jOrity J4. sg
Daviess County. I
lSpeciui. o the Evansville JournaI.J
WAsHrSeroN Ind, Oct. 1.-THE
returns arc ali in for this county.
Democratic majority 130. Demo-
craft, gain of about 100 over 1866.
Pike county.
Especial TO the Evansville JournaI.l
WAsHIEGToN, Ind Oct. 14.-Pike
County gives Niblack five majority,
and the State ticket four. We lose
everything but Treasurer.
P0sey County.
Especial 10 the Evansville Journal
MT. VERNON, Ind, October IL
Posey County has gone Democratic by
30 majority.
Perry County.
Especial to the Evansville JournaI.l
CANNELTON, Ind, October A.
Cannelton gives Veatch 217, Niblack
Al; Tell City gives Veatch 319, Nib
lack 113; Troy gives Veateh 46, Nib
lack So; Rome gives Veatch POI,
NibIack 80, Baker 100, Hendricks 60
Derby gives Baker Is majority, and
Veatch l3 majority. [County report
ed Democratic by 2l6 votes.-EDs
,JoURNAL.l slg&
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Are now receiving nom manufacturers
and Importers the largest and most no.
c1.eyeAe stock OF FRENCH, EH6LIsT9. ana
AMERICAN
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EN- HELOPES.

we have a large stock Of White, Bun
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No. 656, at prices ranging from % - 20 y ~
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and Manila Envelopes Of all qualities.
we are prepared TO print Envelopes I'm
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FaE FIRST CONGRESSIONAL Dis
--uEa ~ AAeASAs,rt.aft
SPENCER COUNTY GIVES A
ROUND REPUBLICAN :
~ MAJORITY.
9Th. on County Goes Republican.

All, THE e1TEbER COUNTIES
HEARD FROM BUT TEN. ..lts.
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BAKER SIX THOUSAND AHEAD.
First District.
Yanie rbprgh C0untY.

Baker. 3,272, Hendricks, 3, ,32T;;
majority for Hendricks So. Yeatch.
3 ,279; = Niblack 3,3I3; Niblack's ma
jOrity 3A. g
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- '--.''.''- - l. III
:elEaelsnd has. manifestly! entered upon 3
new epoch. New men oetupyLthe attention
of PaSIismieint iit T. New IDEAS IDEAS cry at Work in
that once. conservative and orderly body.
MIR. BR1GHs's broad facets riYalted by Mr.
MILL broad head; and the wrinkles of fun
On TON HgoHEs' cheek are as hOn norabls as
Mr.. GIApsToNEs. wrinkles .of, study The
;Aew:regimeEof representatives corresponds
to the new class of electors whom. Mr.. Dis
.nAEI1 has admitted to the ballot:box. .''i
It's staisd By the Economist, one Of the
leading political Journals of England, that
a'new political principle has been adopted
by tie statesmen Of that country, of which
even .PAIMERsTqs II never 81 dreamed 1t is
Ilthepriaciple Of. Reform. Pablo men who
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'nesf as tie duty which the people Owedto
the aadaiirabIs oonstitation, 80 now insist
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acceptance of this principle INVOLVES. it's
itself-the psenuneiamsato, oflIa great revolu-
tion. The pendulum that swung to one e1-
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II Augusta Il
odBst' GuD" SeuHb.


hROPRED, a, BROOCH CONTAINING
III HAIR, set around with white aquSharine. De:
HTef 1t THIS OFFICE and stiiabqe rsHaEd will be
:giyeni .uini ,'na lN:Da!ln.GD. ;ILsantember l3'
;I1SyfvE tttILXns fstyva fxD!-E0sT, on
d,i tase I6.hitast; $rom:No; lM Gamins-sreet., 4
,WHITE: O0DLEi RI Cd ;anAyaTsi TO the name, Of
M5Ss 5 Sas ss9Ys u. b PAID i s At @
NVHIRTY DOiL,Rs. REWAKb:-
i Or stolen. o DOUBLE-CASE ENGLISH GOLD
WATCH, hdvings belsehgfaSed upon the case. with
igol5 guard chain ndgreen stope acal Attached Any
person leaving said .Wstch, and, Cham ai Mr.. Z.
.tSALAS, store, 10 lib East Bay, will receive the
above reward and no quo; lion asked. -" w
September f8 'i IN f'.''!.i Il ...ir.t o
GTTt9LiEN 'FIiKstU nj MIR. SAMUEL j. FRY.
y Ell, near seven Mile Pump. one SINGLE
CASE. GOLD MARCH, withfsteeL haudS. and gold
face, apq ono GOLD, ,yESp CHAIN. With round
piece of god attached at one end and ho5k at the
other end; bne l4UNTINGGtSE SIEyERW WATtH,
: one NAVYiREYOEBfRaaud two, Gt)liD RINGS, or o
With q, single Diamond aud tire other plain. Tho
above articles were stolen cut Of my house by one
SITES Giiieh,a Golored boy aged ebout sixteen or
eighteen about live feet high has q
spsll scar on neck and lace, and squnt in one eye;
had on q pair OF dark f<ded pants: with white
stripes and ctmInon 'homespun shirt and the
crown al; I'm old. elouJh hat, and Was baretouted.
Fifty dollars reward is offered fr the arrest OF the
thief and recovery of the stolen at6cles:" ''' ..l
III septernbpr12 i-''' - ".'J '.h ''.i'' u
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wy Masor's, prof!aulatien.
d KUC 2 Lea'M A t Tow. '.'sn''r;
BY GEORGE W,iOLARK, Mayor Of Ckdrlaitt
'..intu CITY HAir, hIfoR's ofptcEn' =
Us: .nni: CfI III f.stttffS AfSpust H. 1893

iii ..>.ln: ~ J,.ar,;i ..lIn.IIJ ;';.Ii;u-t;,
BY GS0RGE W,:0LARK, Mayor Of Csarla,ton. -,
. ''..'nu CITY HAEH,,' 'MI4oR's ofrtcEni'Yl
''''"' '""'' ChEMEsfGN, S. s'c!ihaHust16, 1887
Believing It the ainrefe tpsir6pf every individual
in this communityto assist In preserving the public
peace and maintaining the dignity of the laws; feel
ig; ii the pbiidcalt 1fenasat nSwpsf7adins all clas
6eB 81 Our psbpy that through ahgie act Violence.
either ~ accident orr otherwise I've Inay eovep1
wheltned in depiorab breach Of Iaw and otder+
I, I,GEoRaE'w. CLARK Mayor ofi the ttty; aGorol
sad, dd can upon an goDd ctizensto ABSTAIN as far
as possi6Is from ali p1bic Observation-Disclosures Of
n3isy or riot6us snt antHtdte Ltsca ons regard him.
ssif al aHsWerabis t6 the public 4of the good CON.
duet Of an Let no one; fl the exercise Or iborte,
d0 that against TIE law which Will BY law deprive
him of his liberty. The public ipeSce must and
shall Be yod!.':o';"" nI:i' lnfni .:-N. m
Given under ny hand, and tile seal of the city
'iiE's the Date ind ysarf above inertioned. /;
80 i'''';i''' ''"' GEORGE wnoLARK, :Mayor.1l
6ue11st90 fr:i:.i. nj :; ,'I:if.ir = JIi Xix ..
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l. ThScResui1s. OF INSTRUMENTATION

a:.i. nj o.': .l:,,,.:9y o. ~ lu.... ii. llolon.s
"'''rp has lbgsRfohe 'Uf the achiefoaims oflthe
|, Radical press, ever yihts the CLOSE of 10
rFsyn to create the i'm preston that f6e white
speoele.of the Sauthtars % set Of saysgs, out
iaavwls; 4a owhSssl hsuas a,ueishsr negronor
{rtHfasirihi mai IL sSeee: HtBis purpose
they Have apnti sysaps@nat SaYYfY perverted 'faaSts
and fabricated falsoheaa,r r. without limit.
gs,gds down ,i9 thisallsgsd "a; lanlsssn
anprevias, ssc1Ei dos life :RRd proRsffy'
they ,pS at !, "a eReoonstfaesl sloaaets
iiweremergssaFy. II lTheynegnu Hsust' haHs the
lballose hiRs slf aAa thsi iSRr
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III, - 80 qen.s.on ...l M ;s:;.
briei in its ruics and definitions; happy In Its illus.
traions practical in is application or principles; lI-
duc,ve aud philosophical in lbs arrans seihGnt orI9
nal In it's ycWs; bold n'h hs reforms! every way
adapted to the sehooroomS interesting to tho pupil;
gaborsaving to th5 teacher; fulGund ingenious III its
,e1planationsoi pcrple1lng ;n1akes tho
learning Of tGrannAar easy makis tho teaching of
Grammar Pos1ETTE PLEASURE. !, snch s the verdict
educadrs Hosts SE 5cc5m@ dhdatlong pllblished in
oiir Circular: '-'''''' ~ IA u -" u
Nm ~ D!APPLEFuN g. CO., IT,
r -. ...Noa So "a and 94 arapd.sRcot, SeW York.
: N1oy2 ''' Dac mos
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.4Ii.- w. 80 .Eii:i = I'll Nv. ..Jl:'. :u
,I6o. .far;:'.- s r. " ANJE E..::hasr. na'l
b. b., HI. HREtty:i WIN. III eREtN, b D., ohahsellor.
RF REV, eG@TAss 5saaselISt. pn pnp' p L. Pa '' Si'e
Trstess-The Bishops 81 North Carolina south
Carolfnn, GgUrgfa. Fforfda, Aiapama, mississippi
hn1isana Pennsssee5 Texas and sATAanFas e5 eTc'o
and DO one Clerical aYpd two Lay Trustees rom each
The Board of Trustees of the University announce
Nrsity Place, ong Wedus,day, the 10th day of Sep
temher next, under General J., GORGAs, OF Ala
bama, as Head Master. a dlshhRdished graduate Of
West Point iyery highly recommended ibs: General
Lee and other leading men of tbe country,
Desiring to make the School simply selfsustain:
Ing the 1Sus steBs hass fixed upon the gnm of3S3C0
peg year to coyer the entire charges except matrcu.
1aton fee S1G and medical Attendance. Students
will be REQUIRED 10 furnish their uHu sheets; pillows,
cases and towels. Payment will be Required semi
The dist term VIM Close December il, and the
School Will reopen, after the Christmas varadoh on
the 10th day OF February refainiaG In session dur
ing the summer efceptH short recess. "tiIi Id
Communications in reference to tho SCHOOL, should
ba addressed TO- GEO R:FAIRBANKSJEs qi Tt easu:
Ter Of the; 4Unveraity University Place, FRANKLIN
1ucson Of he nSersiy On the beautiful and
salpbrious plateau of the Cumberland Mountains Is
too we'll known TO require description. -. y
Persons coming to University Place change cars OF
Cowan Station Nashville and Chattanooga Rairoad,
aid take the earsof tho Tennessee Coal Company to
University Station 10 miles) on tho University do.
main, !l.: ;l.:WILLIAM MERCER GREES. -.
/. !fSepHmRer9 =. .",,a' .'!-,.. 80: SnHncsHor.
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fiEi E,6Rt 81 Rti;1i 1RiEaNT, a HFURNfsHEDIR RESI-
10 DENCE Ttthsntlsome residence on the west
side of Ruledgetreet one door north of Went
worth.street combining twelve rooms and extensive
outbufdihgs vic carrhgs house, stable, &c. The
Irsttdencein hauduarly and completely furnished
,inciuding carpets MIRRORS &c (a except Gro. kerry
and house lnenl. The aboYo ,premises will erent-
te tenant Ro!sess0s given at once'i
sabtsmbet s,'i vie "a. Noi2s Broad-street.
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1joriE. ane aorn0r'a Proclamation will y
ISSUED q day two. looking to the orgaHs
5zado1eSt s&ihtisse seehe has expressed q
determination 70 have a considerable force
organized, even il notrequired for Immediate
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PUBLISHES III ''S IN wl1HXERRlsg s. oo :o1jY'Rs 1BY 'Robnr
ii':"'i'' ~ 1t YY0JHNGi& co. D '''i;'lJI
WHTTNER sYMMEs; Editor; ROBERT YOUNG.
~: Z l.iT .. drubfsher'j n u1a,;: ,:i~p,
The COURIER ppbHshedrat the terminus Of the
countresInf Month carolina and Geor-
ga, affords q superior advertising medium for the
merchants of Charleston and Coltnbfa.' ~ The fall
',Vtai6 uS promises dmmensei shipmentR from
this, depot Of eYegy kind o' .produes The prEprie-
terpffse and resources OF tha State and to nafn-
:; tain tks supremacy of the white race ,4no