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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-10-20
THE OCTOBER BATTLE.
Generalization OF the democracy
The Cincinnati Enquirer Gives Up
the Contest.

| lFrom the Cincinnati Enquirer of Satur-
day. October II
THE PROPOSED CHANGE OF CANDI-
DATES.
The New York World. of Thurs
day morning, contained a long edito-
rial commenting on the result of the
elections Ia Ohio, Indiana, and Penn
sylvania, and, after frankly acknow-
Lodging defeat, urging change of
leaders on the national ticket as a
guarantee of success in November.
As the opinion of a single newspaper
which, after all, is but the opinion
of an individual-this article would
not have attracted much attention;
but simultaneously with its appear
ance came the impression that it had
the sanction of the representative men
of the Democratic party In New York,
and hence the significance which has
since been given to the suggestions
and declarations it contained.
There haze been strong evidences IN
this city and elsewhere aoitIin the past
ttoenty: four hours that the nomination
of Mr.. Chase, as the opponent of the.
Radical policy and candidate, a0ould
b. acceptable TO the great mass of the
Democratic party. To overlook this
fact would be to ignore an excitement
and an interest such as we have sell
dom seen manifested in any contem-
plated or accomplished event in the
politics of this country.
That a very large majority Of the
people ofOhio, Indiana and Pennsyl-
vanI do not approve the destructive
theories of the Radical party, we have
cor sincing proof; but the elections on
last Tuesday seem to forbid the hope !
that that majority can be concentrated |
IN fIOor of seymour and Blair, as oar
National candidates We sincerely |
wish such were not the case, for we |
have every confidence that, under the |
administration of the distinguished |
statesman and patriot who heads our
ticket, the country would soon be re-
stored to peace and prosperity. But |
it is the part of wisdom. as it is the
part of manhood, to look events
squarely in the face, and recognize as
accomplished what cannot be averted.
We have stated the difficulties in
the way of the Worlds proposition.
When they are removed, it will be
time enough to discuss the matter
more fully. Meantime, the news we
receive as we close this short article,
is not calculated to strengthen the
belief that any important results will
come from the efforts to change the
Presidential candidates.
We hare authority for the assertion
that q distinguished and highly es-
teenaed citizen of Cincinnati yesterday
to the 4}aief Justice. urQ-
ing HIM to accept the nomination, If
tendered to him, and that the Chief
Justice replied, substantially, that he
loouid consent to run as an independent
If Seymour and BiGtr l0ere
We also learn that the
WGtiondL E:cecHtiUe Committee hare
refused TO t0ithdrdo the Democratic
nominees upon these conditions.
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NO NETARY { COMMERCIAL
WEEKLY REVIEw-

FINANcIAL-While there is no strineen-
cy in our Money market, the pressure for
loans is felt by some OF our Banks to an
extent beyond their means to supply. The
demand is chiefly based upon very good
bills against shipments at 10 per cent, and
when the paper is longer than sixty days,
IL per cent. is charged. Currency is in good
supply, equal to the wants of the m arket,
but the receipts are rather diminishing
than increasing.
Exchange on New York is scarce and
the tendency is to higher rates, but no
change has get been made. We quote buy
ing, par; selling $40 premium.
Gold is weak and lower buying 1856; SELL
Ing lS7. Silver, buying 126; selling l2S.
Government Securities are active and
higher We quote;
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ST. LOUIS.
United States District Court.

ST.. LOUIS, Oct. 19.-In the u. s.
District Court to-day. the following
cases came up: Andrew J. Hull,
conspiracy to defraud the Govern
ment in connection with tobacco;
bond $1,000; Alfred G. Dull and An
drew j Hull, making false bond to
defraud the Government; bond $1,000
each; Charles Melleard, conspiracy to
defraud the Government; bond s.. coo;
III. K. Lawrence, conspiracy to de-
fraud the Government In a whisky
case; bond So, 1000; George w. Howe,
making false bond to defraud the
Government in a tobacco case; bond
S., 900; Capt. Dan Able, conspiracy to
dofraud the Government by removing
spirits, and having the same unlaw-
fully in possession; bond s., 900; Gen;
K. B. Brown, same charge; bond
$4,000; Francis p. Flanagan, same
charge; bond $4,000; Chas. Z. Maui
rice, same charge; bond s., 900.
General Blair left for MattOon, ILL.,,
this afternoon, where he will speak.
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new York Market.


| By Telegraph NEW YoRK. Oct. 10
CoTToN-Steady; sales /. 200 bales, at 25LS
| 923I for middltng uplands. ~
FLoUR-Rec- ipts, q, ,SS9 barrels; duh. and
barrels at s6 SOFAS IS for superhne State and
| WeSIern " OOg7 % for extra tate So %
| as l5 for extra Western: S8 IOa9 90 fo1
W WhIte me- Wheat extra; 81 6099 80 for r. H. o.
% OOglO 10 for extra ~. Louis; $40 O09l4 OF
Tor good TO choice ditto; closing dull fol
western and steady for State. California
ea 9un 81 aad az d heavy sales of 500 sacks at
- Sio 20 ~ se dRye Flosr quiet; sales of 2OO
CORN MEAL-IL moderate request; sales
e SI ~ aVV barreis st So 10 for darsh's caIorIc
90 80 for BrandyWIne.
WHISKY-Heavy,
W WHEAr-Receipts 8 300 bushels; dun and
drooplng; safes of $40 bushels at 81 5S for
Jected No. Spring; 81 50 for Amber
green Bay Spring; sz 38a2 so for white
Michigan; 50 56 for while California. ~
bushels 9g Nestar1 an6 heeasyy; es sales of 500
BARLEY-Dun and declining; sales $500
nusnels of two rowed State on private
BARLEY MALT-Quiet; sales of 500 BUSH
CoRN-No receipts; duh, and slightly in
buyers favor; sales 81, 900 bushels. at 81 II
gl 10 for unsound; 81 I69l ~ for sound
mixed mixed western, chiefly 81 1851 l6% tor
SOUND 81 y for white Western.
OATS-Receipts, 2,750 bushels; quiet and
uTLn TnLa sales OF 1900 bushels at 75c for new
STOCK OF GRAIN IN WARE1IoUsE-wh Wheat
700 622 bushels, about 4200O of which are
california; Corn, 2,S07, ,739 bushels: Oats
i,o55,1Z3 bushels; Rye, 1921 bushels; Bar.
icy, oSI64 bushelsi Malt, 1925 bushels;
RICE-DulI.
CoFFEE-Qu.et and firm
SUG4R-1sc lower; moderate demand.
sales OF goo hhds Cuba and 400 boxes Ha, |
Vana, both on private terms.
MoLAssEs Quiet and firm.
aoPS-1ulet; l5@25c for American
j. fEfRoLEnM-DuL l6c for crude: 29a29% /
Ior renned bonded.
OIL-L1nseed dull at 99c6sI o.
5PIRITS TURPENTINE-Steady at 44aA4L< |
FoRK-Dull and lower; sales /. 500 barrels
at SIS 62go 20 for mess, closing at S28 AZ
regular, S2S 40 @ Is 81 for old do, S2l SO oa
s25 90 for prime. - " "
BEEF-Steady; sales 100 barrels at sll 90
91S w Tor low mess, and Sl9 0O023 25 for
new extra mess. Tferce Beef TomfnaI.
- OO @ ~ 90 for prime mess, and S3l OO0
S5@23c. N''AA' "'
CUT MEATs-Steady; sales $50 packages
u l249l3Ac tor shoulders and lfQal9c Tor
lNns. MlddleS nominal; sales 80 boxes
"a mberland cut and long cut hams on
private terms.
LARD-Quiet and dropping; sales o, $50
lerces at I7gl9c for stealn-rendersso ard
Sz4gl94c for kettle-rendered.
obuTrER-Steaoy at 2SG36c for Ohio, and
S947c for State.
CHEEsE-l3@l71<c.
FREIGHTs TO LIVERPOOL - Dull and
lroop1ng.
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Commissioners Sale.

AYOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. that
IN in pursuance of an order made by
the Common Pleas Court of Vanderburgh
County, at the September Z erm, 1858, IN
the suit for partition, wherein William
Carson ct al. were plaintiffs and Rachel
Craig ct al. were defendants, will offer
for sale at the Court House door, in the
city of Evansville, on Saturday, the Oath
day of October, 1858, the folio wing descrfb-
ed real estate, to-wit: Lot No. twenty
four, the east half of Lot No. twenty-five,
and the west half of Lot No twenty-three,
all in Block No. eighty mine, in Lamasco,
County of Vanderburgh, and State Of In
diana.
Terms of Sale-One-half OF the purchase
money will be required cash in hand, the
other half payable In six months of the
date, the purchaser giving note with ap-
proved security, having inter est from date.
EDWARD p. ELLIOTT Eoun'r
IF. WELBORN, Atty.
September IS, 1858 sepAt4tW
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RALEIGH.
Full Congressional Tickets In the
FieId-Order for Organizing the
Militia Suspend ed-DlStrlbut or
4Th U. y. Regulars.

RALEIGH, October 19.-Both par
ties have full electoral and Congress
sional tickets in the field, and are
working vigorously, and look for sue
cess In the coming election.
Governor Holden has suspended
the order for organizing q detailed
militia.
General Miles has distributed the
4th U. s. Regulars, as follows: Two
companies, in Raleigh: two In Colds
borough; one in Welden; one in
Plymouth; one in Fayetteville; one
In Charlotte; one in Greensboro.
They are all colored troops. One
company Of white troops, belonging
to q heavy artillery regiment, and
armed as infantry, arrived here from
Fortress Monroe on Saturday.
There have been several robberies
of money, &c, by armed disguised
squads, recently in this State.
Gov. Holden professed only desire
and purpose to preserve order and
protect the State, and the Democrats
disclaim all desire or purpose to inter-
fere with the suffrage of the blacks.
They declare they will not interfere
or change the State Government ex-
cept by the ballot, but the Republi-
cans seem to think otherwise. The
Democrats say they have no objections
to white United States troops remain
ing in the State, and apprehend no
disturbance.
In the Supreme Court here last
week, colored man was tried for an
attempted outrage on colored girl.
He chose his jury from white people,
and former Shareholders alone, and
was acquitted on the evidence.
A colored soldier named Alex. O.
Willis, a member of the Fortieth
United States Regiment, convicted
colored citizen, has been sentenced
by Judge Watts to be hanged on the
9th of November.
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EUROPE E.
BY Atlantic Telegraph.
General Prim not Willing TO Accept
CrOWn-TFain Advises IPlshmen to
Vote for Grant, and DenOunces
Tammany Hall.


IRELAND.
DUBLIN, October 19.-Train has
published an address to the American
people, bidding Irishmen to vote for
Grant, aud adducing proofs to show
that the Democratic party is friendly
to England He denounces Tammany
Hall, and declares that the voters of
ihe 9th Congressional District of New
York must take him as an indepen-
dent candidate, or not at all.
DUBLIN, October 19-Marquis
Abercorn refused an audience to the
Limerick Delegation, on behalf of Fe-
man prisoners.
PRUSSIA.
VIENNA, Oct. 19.-Reichsach has
re- assembled. Many new bills pro-
posing important reforms have been
introduced In both Chambers.
FRANCE.
: PARIS, Oct. 19.-Gen. Prim has ad-
dressed letter to the editor of the
Gu0loiS, Indignantly repelling the
charges of personal ambition against
him by that journal. The General
disclaims all pretentions to royalty,
and declares that he would rather
leave the country than accept crown.
Hon. John p. Hale, u. s. Minister,
has frequent audiences with Generals
Serrano and Prim.
SPAIN.
MADRID, October 19.-The Junta
issued an address on the future form
of the Spanish Government, saying
it will be, the duty of the cortes only
to decide thereupon; but that all the
people will be allowed to express
opinions.
Olazaga has declared for monarchy,
supported by Serrano and Topete.
The UnIonists are willing to accept
n monarchy or republic, if decided by
universal suffrage.
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WASHINGTON, October 19. - The
arms recently captured on the Mis-
| sissippi River were, it is known to
the War Department, privately pur-
chased by the Governor of Arkansas
and u. s. Senator Mcdonald. They
expected the Legislature would ap-
prOpriate the necessary money to buy
the arms from them. The Governors
telegram to the Secretary of War that
he is satisfied armed resistance to the
laws is contemplated, occasions much
comment among prominent officials,
who say they cannot understand why
he should entertain such fears, as be
himself states the arms were thrown
overheard by ths captors.
A dispatch was received this morn
ing from the Treasury Department
announcing the arrest at Richmond
yesterday by the special agent of the
Treasury, OF II. ID. Olmstead, de-
faulting pay clerk of the Post Office
Department. he will be brought to
this city tonight.
The Queen of Madagascar has pre-
sented to the Government several
beautifully wrought and very costly
fabrics of heavy silk, aud other ma
terial, probably intended for table or
bed spreads. She has also sent a
silver plated coffee urn. but this is of
inferior workmanship. The Govern
ment will suitably acknowledge the
com pliment.
The War Department has relieved
Major 4. w. Crittenden of the Fifth
Cavalry, from duty in the Department
of the South. and ordered him to re-
port to the Commanding General of
the Department of Maine. Capt j.
E. Blaine, military storekeeper of the
Quartermaster's Department. has been
ordered to duty in the Department of
Missouri.
During the past week $40 applica-
tions for patents, aud 65 caveats were
filed, while 260 patents were issued.
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st. Louis Market.

By Telegraph ST. LOUIS, Oct 10.
ToBACoo-Quiet and unchanged.
CoTroN-NOmtra al, at 23l1c.
HEMP-Nothing doing.
FLoUR-DuIl. at S. 5006 90 for superfine :
S6 50t97 % for extra: 81 50g7 s. for Xxx.
WHEAT-Drooping, except for highest
grades: prime to fancy Fall range at 81 7Oa
70; Spring lower, at 81 309l 40.
CoRE-Steady but quiet, at 63d9Sc.
OATS-Dull and lower, at 5u@54c.
BARLEY-In good demand, at 81 9Oa2 25.
RYE-Steady, at 81 20@I q.
PoRK-Jobbing at $3L 80 in round lots;
can be bought lower.
BAcoN-Quiet, with light demand, at
l313c for shoulders; l74gI71zc for clear
sides.
LARD-Quiet, at Isc for tierce, and 2O9
2012c for keg.
WHIsKY-DuIl and lower, at 81 259I 27.
at 3fd6c per gross.
RECEIPTs-Flour, 5000 barrels; wheat,
2z'4g0 bushels; corn, 200 bushels; oats,
4,400.
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new York Dry Goods market.

BY Telegraph.l NEW YORK, Oct. 10.
DRY GooD5-Market generally inactive,
put quite steady for most staple styles of
goods. WachuSetts Brown SheetIngs are
reduced to 15c; Stark A is selling at the
same price, but other makes, like Peeific
Extra and Amoskeag A, command I515c,
and Atlantic and Indian Head l6c. In
Gingha ms, prices have flaally given way !;
tne Lancaster are reduced &c, and are SELL
Ing at l6c; other makes must be reduced,
OF course, very soon to correspond with
thls price. Prints are steady; good fresh
style 10 stripes is wanted at 1916 for Mer-
mac ID and I3c for Pacific, but the general
1ty OF other popular makes only move
slowly at l215c.
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European Market.

By Cable.1 LONDON, Oct. 10.
CoNsoLs-94s<; American securities firm
er; 23s, 1879.
FRANKFORT, Oct. 10.
BoNDs-78s6.
PARIS, Oct. 10.
Rentes 10 francs and 20 centtmes.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 49,
CorToN-Steady; sales of 1900 bales of
m1ddling uplands at 1O5zd; New Orleans.
lid.
BREADsTUFFs-Unchan flour, 26s Cd ;
No. 2 red wheat, los.
OATs-3s Cd.
PEAS-47s.
Provisions - Unchanged; beef, 97s Sd ;
pork, els; lard, 7Os; cheese, 63s; bacon, SOS.
PRoDUcE-spirits petroleum, lid; renn-
ed, Is ED; tallow, SOS Cd; naval stores un-
changed.
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Louisville Market.
HWWHH 7
RY Talapranh.I

By Telegraph LoUIsvILLE. Oct. 10.
COTToN-23c.
ELoUR-Superfine SO 25@6 50.
WHEAT-sI S562 O5.
CoRE-Old 81 90: new 6Oc.
OATS-50955c
PoTATOES-Packed S2 65G2 rs.
MESS PoRK-S3I co.
LARD-l9sz9 z92Oc.
BACoN-ShouIders I31z9135Ic; clear rib
sides l6129l65zc; clear sides l74@l71zc.
WHISKY-haw, free, at 81 25.
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Proposals.

SEALED PROPOSALS. WILL BE
- received At the County Auditors ONCE
until the first Monday Ia Decem Der, 1868,
Tor Keeping the County Asylum. The
county furnishes the buildings and farm.
The Keeper of the Asylum IS required 10
iced and clothe the inmates. Suitable
cIoIhlng and bedding required, cons sting
IN woolen clothes for Winter and cotton
clothes for Summer. The sick inmates to
nave such diet as the attending physlct IN
prescribes. Laoor OF inmates Is not to be
applied outside of the premises, and the
physician to be the judge OF those able to
perform labor. The Couc ty Co mission
ers retain the right to reject any or ali
proposals. Failure to comply with con
tract attended with the immediate dis
charge of the keeper. Bids to be for the
County Poor House and inmates in bulk,
for transient paupers at per diem rate.
Particulars for diet, etc, furnished at my
office. VICTOR BlSCH,
ocI7 4wdw A. &C.
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NnHea.

WKYHEREAS, John G. Weller, late of
w VaRderburgh County. deceased, and
formerly of Gibson CouL ty, both in the
State of Indiana, died in said county of
Vanderburgh on the 18th day of August,
1858;
AND WHEREAS, Reports are in circula-
tion that said john g. Weller left a will In
the hands of some person unknown to the
undersigned;
Notice Is hereby 0fUen to any person hav-
ing such will lit any such there be) to file
said Will in the Office of the Clerk OF the
Court of Common Pleas of said county of
Vanderburgh, that the earne may be duly
admit ed To probate and the provisions of
said will carried into effect.
GEORGE L. BAYER.
Administrator of the estate of John G.
Weller, deceased.
ALEX. @. DONALD, Attorney.
September4, 1851 fsel5 WIT
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New York Cattle Market.

By Telegraph NEW YORK. Oct. lS.
RECEIPTs-Of 2.283 Beevesi 47,815 Sheep
and Lambs; %, ,155 Hogs.
BEEF CATTLE-Quiet and trifie lower I;
among the offerings were several droves
of Texas cattle, which show a sale of ex-
tras at Ie1@9I61Sc; prime 1515(9I6c; fair to
good l49I5c; ordinary l2@I3c; inferior at
99Ilc.
SHEEP AND LA1IBs-Moderately active /:
receipts large, and prices heavy. Sheep
at 4961zc. Lambs at 61I971<c.
HOGS-Higher on the week, closing toll
erabIy active at 5000.
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New Orleans Market.

By Telegraph NEW ORLEANS. Oct. 10.
CorToN-Firm and in demand; middIiug
23z15c; sales $500 bales; receipts 1905 bales.
" Exc1HANGE-Sterltng l47h9l491S; New
York Sight par.
GoLD-l371z.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-In fair jobbing
trade, ana prices unchanged; new crop
Louisiana sugar received to-day. hbds
FLoUR-Low grades are scarce: superfine
81 90: double extra 50 so.
Constructive at 81 O5GI I2IS
OATs-Dull at 60@62
HAY-Ftrm prime to cho ce S28 00927 90.
PORK Quiet and firmer at S32 0093l 90.
RACoN-Flrm and unchanged; shoulders
1910; clear sides TIC.
LARD D-Tierce 1870; keg &c.
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CAYUGA.
Railroad AccIdent-BOIIer Explosion
No Person Seriously Hurt.

CAYUeA, N. Y, October 19.-As
the 4 P. M. train west was crossing
Cayuga Lake, and when about half
way across the water the boiler ex-
plOded, throwing the fragments into
the lake. Three men were riding on
the engine, none of whom were seri-
ously injured. There was great con-
sternatiou among the passengers, but
fortunately none of the cars were
thrown from the track.
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ATCHIsON, KANSAS.
Large Democratic Meeting.

ATCHIsoN, Kansas, Oct. 19.-The
Democratic meeting here to-day was
one of the largest ever held in the
State: Delegations from all the sur
rounding counties were here, and at
least 5000 voters besides large num-
Der of ladies' were present. Colonel
Click, candidate for Governor, made
q very able speech, and General G. w.
Blair is now addressing about 1000
people from the balcony of the Mas
sasOit House. A torchlight process
sion over a mile long paraded the
streets tonight, and great enthusiasm
prevails.
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A Clerk AFrested-Oharge, the Issue
or Fraudulent Naturalization Pa
pers.

CLEVELAND, Oct. 19-J. n. Nc
Ardle, of Fremont, Clerk of the
Court, was arrested and brought here
Saturday on charge of issuing fraud
ulent naturalization papers. The ex-
animation continued through SatuT-
day and to-day, and is still in pro-
gress. McArdle and others will
doubtless be held for trial in January.
Judge Dickinson, Member of Con.
gress elect from the Ninth District, is
here as a witness.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Paper Mills Destroyed.

ROCHESTER,; N. Y, October 49,
The Pen6eld paper mills, in this
county, were totally destroyed by fire
an Saturday evening. The exact loss
Is unascertained. Insurance 100000.
The origin of the fire is unknown.
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BOSTON.
Trial Of Hartwell for EmDeunlement.

BosToN, Mass, October 18th
trial of Julius 4. Hartwell. for the
embezzlement of a million dollars oe
Government funds, when Cashier of
the Sub Treasury, with Charles Mel
lon, Charles H. Ward, and Edward
Carter as accessories, has been COM
menced in the United States Circuit
Court.
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Compound Interest Notes have all ma
tured, but such notes as are offered are
bought at n per cent. off.
The following quotations are from the
office of w. ]. Lowry & Co., Bankers, No. 6
First Street.
BANRABLE FUNDS.
y. s. Treasury Notes.
National Bank Notes
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CRATES AND MANTIES

Rw H. ISAAC LAVENDER would in.
.N4 orm the citizens that he is preparea
to : Ell CRATES and MANTLES to order
In the neatest style. Orders le { at his
residence, on Oak Street, between Filth
and Sixth, will meet with prompt aften-
ton.
Refers to Liant & Bro. roc2 dim
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DETROIT.
Brig BsnnOn a Total Loss.

DETROIT. Mich, Oct. 19.-The brig
Banner, on the reef, at Point au
Barques, Lake Huron. is probably a
total loss. No cargo.
The schooner Charles Wall, with
iron ore, is ashore near Mackinaw, in
q dangerous condition.
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BUFFALO, Oct. 19.-The body of
passenger by one of the Lake steamers,
who had been murdered, was found
this morning. The victim was about
twenty five years of age.
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WHERE is Bramlette2 Where is
Major Kinney? Where is Boyle, and
''whar," oh wharf" is Col. Wool
ford2 They went back to Kentucky
to find the Grant men of that State
firing salutes of artillery and making
night radiant with bonfres In honor
Of the victories achieved by the Re-
publicans of Pennsylvania, Ohio, In
diana and Nebraska. When shall we
look upon their lovely countenances
again ?-IndiGnapolis Journal.
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CINCIN MATT.
Call to the Officers OF the Army or
the Tennessee.

CINCINNATI, Oct. ia game of
base ball was played this afternoon
between the Cincinnatis and picked
nine from other clubs of the State, re-
sulting in favor of the Cincinnatis by
n score of 30 to 15.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-10-20

"BIessed is the man who invented
Sleep" says Sancho Panza. Still more
blessed is the man who invented the
means of remedying the neglect and mis-
fortune that changed my locks gray before
ny time, or reaped the harvest of my hair
before the season of my decay. To . Bar
rett's Vegetable Rair Restorative" must
oe ascribed merits possessed by few or
none of the usual remedies for badness
and premature gray hair. The testimoy
ntals of its efficacy are numerous and
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