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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-11-04
JolHaeatson ~ Turner Hall
Last Night.
A REAL LOVEFEAST OCCASION.
The Glee Club and the Bands Out.

Last night, at Turner Hall. one of
the largest and by far the most enthu-
thusiastic meetings eyer held in the
city was held. 1t was a real love-
feast of Republicans, who felt sure
that there was good news in store for
them. When the news from the
various precincts began to come in,
showing large Republican gains, the
enthusiasm became wild. The Ores
cent City Silver Band. and the Evans
vile Cornet Band. with the Grant
and Colfax Glee Club, occupied the
~capacious stage, and produced mu-
sic for the occasion, which
was app!auded with the widest en-
thusiasm. 1t is out of the question
10 give anything like an accurate
description of the proceedings-ex-
cept that it was an occasion of rejoic-
ing by loyal men, who were over
joyed at the glorious news that was
momentarily received and read. Many
pleasant things occurred, of which
mention cannot be made this morn
ing. The people remained until a
late hour at night, when the meeting
adjourned, and a procession was then
formed of working Republicans, which
moved through some Of the principal
streets, headed by the Crescent City
Silver Band. drawing up in front of
the JOURNAL Office, where a grand
j%olIiication was had. Certainly Re-
publicans had great cause of rejoic.
ing. With majority Of more than zoe
in Vanderburgh County for Grant
and peace, Republicans could SLEEP
we'll.
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B5a DRsPERATE. = Last evening the
Democracy in their desperation circu-
lated the report that Mi. Steinaker,
one of the Board of Election,
at the Seventh Ward, had changed
a Democratic ticket for a Re-
publican ticket, which he deposited
in the ballot box. The fact in the
ease is this: "A Democratic voter
was challenged. and while he was
gone to get an affidavit that he was
a legal voter, Mr.. 8. still held the
ticket in his hand until the man re-
turned. putting his hand in his pocket
for some purpose or other. When
this precious Democratic voter re-
turned, Mr.. Steinaker deposited his
vote, placing the same ticket gwen
him in the first place. This was all
there was of that bug-a-boo of the
Democracy. ; 1t was a shameful re-
port, but for a while it appeared to
give comfort to the ailing Democrats.
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ChfaGan Rankar.
~ Tel4q2aph.

By Telegraph Chicago, Row s
There IVES no session OF the Board of
Trade to-day. a few of the leading oper-
atOrS met In Exchange Place. The mar
kets ruled quiet.
WHEAT -2H92zc higher; sales OF No. 2
at 81 169l II.
CoRN-In fair request, at S09S01zc, and
closing steady at8l@Sl%c for MOL; around
lot sold at soc for seller for the mouth.
OATS-Nominal, at 45Z945Mc.
sRYE-Inactfve and nominal.
BARLEY-Nominal, at 81 50 for No. 2.
HIGHWINES-Held at 81 00.for free.
PROYISIoNS-Nothing doing; Mess porE
nominal. al SIS 90 for new, and s2S 50@2S "a
for old. Lard at 169l6Zc. Shoulders at l0c
@10Zc.s q MluI Bag dE -
C~ATTLE-In light demand, at So 5O9e 20
fer extra cows and good smooth steers.
RoGs-Dull, at Sc t597 IS for fair 10 good
smooth.
EASTERN ExCHASGE-Quiet a steady
1 10 per cent. off buying, and lilo premium
selling.
EREIGHTS-Eeolected.
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Majority I'm County "a 2
Gain Over October 3OI.
Increase Over Majority Of 1865. as.

We present in full below the vote
of ali the Wards of the City and the
townships of the County. II is a
glorious record for the Republicans
of Vanderburgh County. 1t shows
that it is Enthusiastically on the side of
loyalty and peace. 1t further shows
that the election in October was car
ried by illegal votes. Win Morgan
and the rest of the Democratic candi-
dates elect heed the verdict of the
people?
Vote or VanderbuFgh County.
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HAT 4kkHenps-It Is common Tor
democracy when they think they
b aye not pOlled all their votes, to
Avail themselves of the privileges aud
the provisions of the law by which
the polls may be kept open until six
O'Clock. if = vote is cast every fifteen
minutes, ito hold in reserve some
men to cast a vote every fifteen min
utes. This was done at the Fourth
Precinct voting place yesterday. Mr..
Whittlesey managing the affair. A
short time before six o'clock. one of
the faithful cast a vote with the above
named purpose in view. Our boys
were wide awake, and had on hand
three men who piled their votes in on
top of the said Democrats. The
Democrats signiied a willingness to
have the polls closed.
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LOUISVILLE, November 3zRfver stations
airy, with 3 teet 4 inches in the channel. 81
C~INcrFNATT. November 3.-Weather clear
and pleasant. Business dull. The local
packets arrived and DEPARTED with falr
Trips. The Charmer arrived from Evans
Vile. The river i. rising slowly, with 9,
rivers are rising. There is a fair stage Of
water. 5H . Hsnhi.uhT 46
d CAIRO, November 3.-Rob Roy, Cincin-
natl, New Orleans, 9 p M: Hughes, NASH
see River, st. Louis, 81. M; G0FauS.. Ar
Kansas River, ufnetnnaH, "a. - Romeo,
Evansville packet, 9A.BT.; IlntouG Louis
vile aud return, 3 A. NJ; l~ndefwrtier,
Cairo, New Madrid. noon; DAZZLING. Cin-
cinIiati, Memphis, 3 Pm. Anna4 Cincinr
natl. SC. Louis, o p. NJ; Spark, st. Louis,
.7P, N. River fell 1 inch. Clear,
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A Man OF NERvE.-Yesterday our
worthy Street Commissioner, Nick
Reichart, in the First Ward, offered
to swear in the vote of a foreigner.
Mr.. Reichart was keen and anxious
to ssoear that the fellow had been in
the State for six months, but when
the proposed voter was informed that
he had to swear that he had been in
the State six months, he refused.
Certainly Mr.. Reichart, the great
Democratic pole raiser, is a man of
great nerve-.just such as Democrats
are in need of now.
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Now FORK cold and stock Market,

By Telegraph.1 NEW YORK. Nov. 8.
MoEEY-Active and buoyant at 7 for cur-
rency, with K4A commission on call. Il
STERLINGHUHchanged and steady.
~GoLD-Opened at 5SH, adVancedto sszss
and closed at33G33H. Il
GOVERNMENT SJOCKs-Higher; closing
steady supply in market small Con-
ponso Of 'SI. n5N91l5H;d DO. ,g2. 109N@lOS9s;
new, 1l0A@l0I: 10. 81, 1l0T4uI; do '6S,
1iIH4llI%; l0-40s, 1069I06Z d
STATE BoNDs-M ssouri9 so, new Texas g.,
Gold 20, old North Carolina 67g67H. new do.
67967L, old Virginia56056M, new do. IS.
The Subtle asurer redeemed S65o,OoO Of ,
Der cent. certihcateS.
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ARREsrED.-Some Of the police Of
feers arrested one old man yesterday,
who drives a dray. and who is known
in the city as . Bonapart.% This cd
man was arrested at the voting place
for the Fifth Precinct. For just what
reason the arrest was made we could
not learn. He was pretty roughly
handled by police officers for a while.
His arrest for a few moments created
considerable excitement, but it soon
passed away, and voting went on qui-
etly. "
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u NEw GooDsnow opening at Cool.

NV GooDshow opening at Cool
idee's New York Store. In SAX and
rirh J. ress Goods they viii have no
eompetito.s in Evansville Prices
are very much reduced by the recent
deciiue in gold. Harris Seamless Kid
Gloves in the new Fall shades. also
Misses Kids, Buttons, and Trimmings
in endless variety, Zephyr Worsteds.
CloakinuA,p French Pattern Cloaks,
Lyons Vslvets, ~Velgeteens Salhat %
per cent, less than early Fall prices.
oct30 ct - - -
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%" VI O8N@H = " viz W. - 3 IA "A
The only arrival last night, upeto a late
hour. was the Palestine, Louisvine and re-
turn."~..The Cumberland, for Cairo, and
the Leweain, for Eastport, departed .......
The Armada returned to Newburg last
night, having taken over 200 balessofs hay,
and a large quantity Of coaf@APheC Cum
berland and Leweliin had fair trips. $500.
The Palestine had a fair trip, arriving Just
before dark..-.Oaptain MetcaIfe, the popu-
lar and accomplished clerk of the steamer
Lawrence, arrived by rail last night to
meet his boat, which Is expected here to-
day early He is chuck fuII OF gIadness at
the result of the lection.-."".The Law
renee arrived mom4St. Louis at l2L5
O'Clock last night, drawing three and a
half feet, She stuck an hour or two at
Walkers and Henderson, bars. Captain
Henry U, Hart bore the election news with
Christain fortitude. He expected to get a
barge as Newburg4.--Tne Fanny Bran
deis returned from Newburg att AM.~-..
The Louisiana aud Emperor were expect
ed Outing the night.--.A...The MinneoIa
was preparing to cross Walkers bar as
the Lawrence passed up. 800 G.fg go
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BEWARE, DEMOCRATS. AT the
Eighth Ward poll yesterday, some
wag of a Democrat put up by the
side of swearing" headquarters.
these magic words, Beware Demo
Gratis placing underneath the words
about a dozen exclamation points. BY
some it was thought to be intended to
indicate where the " platform o could
be had, while Others thought it the
KuKlux rallying words. W..
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SoBRIETY. During the election
yesterday there were fewer intoxi-
Gated men on the streets. by far, than
Is usual on election day. In long
circuit through the entire city, aud in
Independence, but three drunken
men were observed by the reporter
for this paper. The provision of the
law, ordering saloons closed on cleo
ton day is a wise one.
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The BANNER PRECTNoT-The ban
ner offered by the Republican Central
Executive Committee, as will be seen
by comparing the vote of the coun>v,
was nobly won by Centre Township
having increased her vote over t,5at
given Tor Gov. Baker IL.
The following precincts increased
their votes over ten, viz: Center IL,
Fifth Ward 15, Perry Township Il,
Eighth Ward IA, Tenth Ward II.
Scott Township IL, German Township
IL. The Sixth Ward, which shows a
comparative gain of 81 Republican
votes, actually lost 2 Republican
votes, while the Democrats lost 80.
All the other wards and precincts in
creased their Republican vote from
l to IL, as in Center Township, which
is entitled to the banner.
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ATTEMPTED TO ATTRACT ATTEN-'
TIoN.-At the Eighth Ward polls yes
terday evening q somewhat enthused
Copperhead attempted to attract at
tsntlop 70 himself by making some
insulting remarks about Republicans.
Finding that, ike the boy who gave
too big a boo at his fathers ccltj
by which the old gentleman found
himself fat on the ground, had
made too big a boo he allow
ed himself to-be persuaded to leave.
or at least to behave himself after
wards. fa-ias
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MIGHT HAVE KNOWN IE-Hiram
stated on the street last night that the
Democrats deserved to be beaten.
tfthey had no more than to
admit red-handed rebels into the
New York Convention. they ought to
be beaten. and might have known
they would have been beaten" said
Hiram. How invaluable the advice
would have been in that conyentiOnl
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%

Rockportstage (via Newburgh and Boom
TilIeO carrying the mail, leaves at A. NJ,
On Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
Arrives by p. NJ, Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays. 3 .H1-lL-
New Harmony Nail Stage leaves Mon
lays and Fridays at z A. N. Arrives Tues
days and saturdays by 4P.M.
Mt. Vernon NAH Stage leaves daily lex
cept 9undaysJ at 7 A. NJ. Arrives daily lex
eept S~undays1 by 2 p. NJ
To NEWBURG.-HacR daily Except Sum
O'Clock p. N.
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7PERsoNAL.-We had the pleasure
of meeting Capt. A! Myler and Mr.,
"A. Lamar, of GrandView. in the city
last night. Capt. Myler, a brave sol
der, was greatly rejoiced over the re-
suit Of the election. ysa ac
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Follow UP THE VIcTORY.-Hav-
ing achieved a magnificent victory
over the rebel Democracy yesterday,
let the Republicans maintain their
organizations in every precinct, ward
and township until after the next
Spring election, that We may place the
several townships and the city again
fully under the control of loyal and
true men. The result yesterday shows
that the city and county is rue to the
Union, and to the men who fought
to maintain it, and shows clearly
that the people Of the city are not
satisfied with Mayor Walkers admin-
istration. Will he resign?
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WEDDING CARDS AND ENVELOPES.
The very latest Paris styles, in square,
oblopg and other sizes. With new
type, new styles of cards and en-
yelopes, &C., we challenge the world.
Call and see at the JOURNAL Office.
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Coop CoAL.-We direct attention
to the card of Captain Joe Thomas,
who has resumed the business of
coal merchant. He is an old and
reliable gentleman, and is determined
to keep constantly on hand a full sup
ply of the best coal that comes to this
market. We commend him to those
waiting coal, rs worthy of q liberal
patronage.
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Louisville Market.

By T~elegraph.l LOUISVILLE. o 8.
ToBAcco-SaIes of 80 hhds Tugs at So 10
medium ne leaf at Sill; old leaf sI2 70.
CoTToN-23923@c. ssf-a
FLOUR3Supernhe, IS 90.
WHEAT-SI 75@I 95.
CoRN-Old, IN bulk, 93c; new, sos.
OATs--In buIk 73c. SAL vlEt1 ~ &
RYE-Sl IS. enD alEfloie ~ a
MESS PORK-NominaI. 1os -s5gWaa
BACoN-Shoulders lI3L@l3Zc; = clear ril
sides l6Nal7c; clear sides, I74@lSc. ErH 4
LARD-l7Hc for prime. wwwM
mlsKY-Raw, S1gl 05. - VI
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81 PERsoNAL--G. w. Haberly, Presi-
dent of the Terre Haute Iron aud
Nail Works, arrived in the city last
night, aud is stopping at the Sher-
wood House. He will be in the city
a day or two.
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BucHU.-It is stated that a sale was
made last night by our druggists and
patent medicine dealers of all the fluid
extract of Buchu they had on hand.
All the sales were made to sick DEM
Ocrats.
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OFFIcIAL DUTY.-A city official
yesterday exercised his functions by
tearing down a poster that had been
tackled up at the Seventh Ward polls,
showing photographs, life-like, of the
Democratic leaders, Seymour, For
rest, Hampton and Semmes. 1t was
no fault Of the city police, regular
aud special, that there was not a des-
perate row. The Republicans. con-
scious of a triumphant victory, exer-
cised the most Christian forbearance.
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BUsY.-We understand that the
Democratic Doctors were all very
busy last night. The sudden at
tacksiA of brother Democrats, whose
malady bafied the skill of the most
eminent of Democratic doctors was,
indeed. fearful.
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BB~ / am now receiving new goods
which will sell as low as any house
In the city, seonsistiBgb of serge. oil
pebble, gentlmen's, morocco, glove
kid and calf, in the latest styles.
Splendid hand:sewsd bootszfor gents,
which l will warrant. Give me O.
call. FL. T. CHUTE, abil
3u oc9O mw&f NoslP5DIHA ain Street, j
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MUsIoAL--The Crescent City Sill
yer Band devoted the day to the good
of the cause yesterday, and deserve
well of our citizens. No finer music
was ever heard in this city. The First
Ward Glee Club rendered the-air vo-
cal with their songs Of triumph last
night.
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CoUNoII-There will be a meeting
of the Council at 2 P. NJ. on Thursday.
Two regular meetings of hat body
have passed without much being
done. There will be a vast deal of
business transacted by that body
on Thursday. z
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INoUEsT.-Coroner Havlin will
hold an inquest over the dead body of
the Vanderburgh Democracy. The
verdict of the jury will no doubt be
according to Hiram, "Died of too
much rebei.''
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AT HALF-MAsT.-The flag at the
corner of Main and Water Streets,
was displayed at haIfmast last eve
ming. Certainly this was commend
able in Democrats. To acknowledge
the defeat in such a h~umiliating man
ner ought to be set down to their
credit. How are you, Ku K e.
mocracy? What has become of all
those red pants? and what of the
Seymour escort? Echo answers
where! #NF .rfa
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COMPLIMENTARY. - The vote of
Evansville ard Vanderburgh County
must be in the highestdegree compli-
mentary and satisfactory to the car
pet-bag and cork-leg Kentuckians
who have managed the Democratic
organ during the past campaign. Bet
ter follow their brethren who left the
city Immediately after the October
election.
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CoMPLIMENTARY.- Certainly the
Republican Israelites of this city de-
serve especial praise for the magniG-
cent manner in which they sustained
Grant and Colfax yesterday. With
every influence against them, they
maintained their principles like men,
like free men, aud as such deserve the
highest encomiums of praise. What
more need be said. Being intelligent
gentlemen, they voted for freedom
and the right. Their good deeds will
not be forgotten.
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GONE HoME.-A critical analysis of
the vote of Vanderburgh County will
indicate that a large number of those
who voted for Hendricks in October
had gone home-;o Kentucky-and
were unable to return to vote for Sey-
mour. Figures will tell.
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ST. JOHN, N. B., Nov. 3.-Consid-
cradle excitement was caused yester-
day In consequence of the abduction
by United States officials of a man
named Mills. who had been indicted
for some off4nse, and set at liberty IN
bail. Not appearing when wanted.
the detectives traced him to st. John.
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UNIoNTowN, KENTUCKY.-A spe-
cial note from Uninntown, Kentucky,
by steamer Lawrence, says that at
2 Pm. yesterday Seymour was z votes
ahead In that town.
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ILLEGAL VoTING.-We understand
that one or two arrests were made
yesterday on charge of illegal voting.
The names of the parties were Hot
learned By US. All such cases ought
to be investigated, on whatever side
they are. ibael eir rc s-asieng
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No BUsINEss,-No business was
dsne in the Circuit Court yesterday,
that Court having adjourned over
until this morning, when business
will be resumed.
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No CAsEs-Therc were no cases
before the Recorder yesterday for in
vestigation. The Recorder declared
his court closed at 5 A.. NJ. Hm
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RlhIn CansF.

The Yanderburgh County Bible
Society, through their Board, have
employed Rev. Hiram Gilmore to can
vass the city. BE is nov in the city,
and will1cOmmenee his work ON Mon
day, October 18th aud we commend
him to the attention ofs4the public,
and ask the hearty go operation of all
the friends ofahe capseiu the prose-
cution of his work. .s1oqs5a8aIu
IA, T.. ROBINSON, Pres't.
WsT.IGLEHARF, Seo'y.s oc26Tt
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rPirie's Hory Cards. in cases,
verv STYLISH. at the JOURNAL Office. r.

AMUSING THEMSELVES. = Some
dozen or more men were amusing
themselves yesterday evening, on
Fourth Street, by having aD intoxica-
ted Individual : sober off by hopping
on the hard street. 1t appeared to
afford those looking on a great deal
Of pleasure to see the fellow stagger-
ing as he run, and running as he
staggered. or 1T 10
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PRoMPT.-For the first time in
four years the JOURNAL this morning
presents i5s readers the full vote of
the county, the morning after the
election.
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DEsoLATE.-One Of the most desso-
late looking places we ever saw was the
headquarters of the Vinct Omaia
Veritis,n last night. AS early as tea
O'Clock scarcely a man could be seen
in front of that elegantly furnished
and finely perfumed rendezvous. We
tender the distressed our sympathy.
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FRANCE.

PARIS. Nov. 3.-The MoRiteur>to-
day, In a leading article on the press,
alludes to the Senate of the United
States in consultation of 1866, as in-
tended to prevent the liberty of the
press from degeDerating into license.
SPAIN.
Madrid, Nov. "a large naval
and military expedition is fitting out
at Cadiz. 1t will consist of four
frigates heavily armed. conveying a
feet of transports filed with troops.
Gen. Dulce, Captain General of Cuba,
will sail forthwith with the feet on
board the Villa de Madrid. It is re-
ported that these troops are TO replace
those sent by Capt. Gen. Lursundi to
Porto Rico.
General Prim declares the members
of the Provisional Government have
not directed for any candidate for the
Spanish throne.
Olesegot issued a call to moderate
the Democratic, Unionist and pro-
gressive parties to select each four
deputies, all of whom shall meet and
frame a manifesto In favor of choos-
ing a King for Spain.
ENGLAND.
LONDON, November 3.-The great
est interest is manifested in the re-
suit of the American elections. 3
The frigate Galatia has been de-
tanned at PIym outh a few days by ac-
cldent. E
Eta AUSTRIA. aG
VIENNA, November 3.-Beust dis
claims the meaning aseribed to his re-
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WARRIcK CoUNTY.-Returns from
Warrick County come in slowly. Ohio
Township, Republicans gain2. An
derson Township, Democrats gain 2.
No other townships heard from.
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BAsrARDY.-A case of bastardy
was commenced before one of the
Justices of the Peace yesterday. The
case will probably be heard to-day.
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BUsINEss.-But little business was
done in the city yesterday, in conse +.
quence of the election. 9moz ob 81
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PARTY CARDs.-The latest out and
very pretty. They should be seen to.
be appreciated. AT the JOURNAL
Office. ,7e 5 res.uIaa q
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LOCAL NOTICES.

FLoUR.wThe best brand Of choice
-four sold IA the city, the
Cynthiana Mills, also, rye aoar for
sale by H.. d. Allis & Co. First ST.,
second door below Vine. af1ov -