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EARLY RGspoSHnrLTT,--Now, early
responsibility is OlmcS! equivalent to
oorIy sobdoty, II stick Of timber
standing upright weyors, lay beam on
il, and pG! weight on that, and SEQ how
sliT the stick becomes. Aud If young
men waycr and yGciIlntc, pus rc'ponst'
biIjty on them, ond how It sIraightenG
them upl What powerit gives theml--
How it holds oil that 10 Dad in them 10
restraint How quietly it develops and
puts forward all that 10 good in them.
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instance. have these eleven Corpcrhcod
MosuIs varied from q uniform and un.
S!inleI support Of pure Porli%an rulings,
and a blind devotion to the interests Of
tho criminal. We think it is nothing
short of down right nso'enco, co much
so, ioleed. that.iI oyerlcaps Itself and
borders on stupidity orhuSc proportions,
for this party, SO utterly banLruptod in
patriotism aud regard Tor tho runda.
mental principles Of rais dealing, 10 ac-
cuac any person or party Of the preju.
dice, of parIiz,n feeling. Consistency
is as near jewel ia Copporhoad war
fare, "a putty in Copporhoad principles,
OF "a uuth isa vrtuo in the camp of
rebel democracy.
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tHis4sI HVuupl ~ az NY uiiluduosy AZ
NOT lookiGg there at oil. I had beca SO
sure thatsI had left her in tho cradle, as
indeed DID, getting up in my sleep, and
carrying her to her accustomed place
that he'd never once thought it posi-
Bile that she was otherwise than de-
youted by the wolves | had laid her
too for oycrin my sleepy abstraction, and
she had sank down on The soft blankets,
and slept there the whole OF that fearful
night, that made me look ten years older
and whilencd my hair at nineteen. e
But have been repaid. When Frank
came home aud ! told him as was able,
he did not seem 10 feel about Daisy as |
did, for when thought he was going
10 take her from my arm in a sorts OF
rapture for her preservation, he only
folded his ARA tight about US both, and
| felt the tears wet on my face, lie
never left US alone after that. We lived
there to see town grow up about us
and the house built We had planned and
another little Doisy is in our homo To-.
doy, just such darling as her mother
was. All, my peI-my wee one-God
keep you from the wolves Of the
fold.
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Young New Workers. Grc 0ying kites
this rpdog, fashioned 10 tao 'embIOncS
Of crows and other birds uNon tho
wing.
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hrs. HooFF & MOORE,
LAWN: formed partnership for thc practice
ofMedicine, offer their services to the citizens
of Point Pleasant aud surrounding, country:
One or the other may be found at all hours of
the day and night when not professionally,
cnpagtIA at their o!N:o, at the Drug Slme OF
H6cfI 4 Moore ap29-Iy
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Only Two executions have occurred
in Vermont within forty years,
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K. y. EsEsOWN,

TTORNEY AT LAW,
GKTILL practice in the counties Of Mason
W. Jackson and Writ. Address, Ravens
wood, West Va. lAprll IL '1'-Iy
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-11-26

RICHMOND, Nov. 25.-Chief Justice
Chase, in his order to-day dispensing
with the test oath to grand jurors,
oath prescribed by Congress, which is
to be taken unless the Court, in its
discretion, direct otherwise. He had
heard scruples at taking it expressed
by some of the grand jurors known
to be among those best qualified for
the responsible duties of their posi-
ton, which have induced us to inquire
whether the public interests now de-
mand that the taking of it be required,
and we are satisfied that, while the
matters affirmed in it are proper cause
of challenge in particular cases, the
ends of justice will be hindered and
defeated, rather than promoted aud
secured, by directing it to be admin
istered, unless some special occasion
shall demand it. No such special oc-
casion now exists, and inasmuch as
the required number of grand jurors
have not yet been sworn, we will
order that those who have been sworn
be discharged, and the Marshal will
summon another grand jury.
He spoke as follows of the revenue
frauds:
I'VE admonish you, gentlemen, to
exercise your utmost vigilance on the
subject. Frauds on the revenue are
an evil which the land cries out upon !;
and frauds upon the revenue are
frauds upon the whole body of tax
payers, and no one who eats, drinks,
wears, or is sheltered under any roof,
however humble, now escapes tax
alton. Whatever the dishonest avoid
paying, their worthier fellow citizens
must make up. Investigate thor
oughly therefore, and spare nobody,
least Of all those in the highest and
most responsible positions. Those
who are worthy will welcome inquiry,
which must turn to their praise"
The sum OF $2,50O.000 tax was paid
on tobacco manufactures and shipped
from Richmond for the nine months
ending on the 1st inst.
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Cincinnati Market.

By Telegraph CINCINNATI. Nov. q.
FLoUR-Steady and in fair demand: fam
cy 81 509S, and superfine IS SCOTT.
WHEAT-Ftrm; No. L red 81 50.
CoRN-Flrm for new at 58959c.
RYE-Dull at 81 20.
OATs-Higher; sales of No. at 60c
BARLEY-Unchanged and quiet; sales Of
Canada at 81 25g2 80: there Is not much
demand.
COrToN-FI: mer; sales of mIddIings at
23c
ToBACc9-DulI aud without change.
WHISKY Firm at 95c; but little Offering,
and held mostly at 81.
HoGs-DulI and prices dropping: the de-
cline in provisions makes packers hold
back; sales at 50 506EI 25, gross and IS 5JQ9
net; receipts 300 head.
M EsS PoRK-Dull at S22 50922 T5: not
much demand
BULK MEATs-DuIl at 91<@91zc for shouI-
ders: l2sz@l3c for clear rib, and I314c for
cIear sides, about half cured aud packed,
GREEN MEATS-Dull and nothing doing,
partly owing TO bad weather: shoulders
&c; sides l0c, and hams IlH9l41zc, nomi-
nally.
LARD Irregular; prime steam l4c; ket-
tie l449l5c; Kettle is scare, ana therefore
firm.
BUTTER-FIrm at 35aS9c.
EGeS Scarce, and bring 32c.
OILS-Linseed oil dull at 9Jc, and only q
tobbing demand. Lard oil in good demand
FLAX sEED-Dum at 50. Nothing doing
in grass seed.
GRocERIEs-DuIl FOR sugar, and prices
lower, but coffee is unchanged and steady.
APPLES-Firm at Sig5 per bbl for prime
to choice.
PoTAT9Es--Firm at q 6O9s 50 per bbI.
GoLD-135 buying.
ExCHANGE-Dun at IA per cent. discount
buying, and par selling.
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EVANSVILLE. IND. THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 26. 1863

commanding Her Britanic Majesty's }
naval force at this station, with whom
my relations have been very cordial,
has just come on board to give me
similar information from Lieutenant
Bush, commanding Her Britanic
Maesty's gunbeat Linnet. now lying
at Monte Video, but recently returned
from Paraguay His intercourse with
Lopez was entirely satisfactory in all
respects. In short, in several of the
most important particulars touching
the character, conduct aud situation
of President Lopez, the reports of q
month ago, after undergoing modifca-
tions, from time to time, are now
wholly contradicted. Ny conclusion
is that / cannot expect to obtain per-
fectly reliable grounds of action until
/ approach more closely to the scene
of war. There has been, at one time,
an effort made to condemn Lopez, by
explanatory denunciations, which are
now gradually dying away.
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MO NETAkY 4 co MMERCIAL
Evansville Market.
EVANSVILLE. November

EVANSVILLE. November 70.
HoGs-Dull, at from IS % TO Sc 70 gross,
and from 81 SO TO IS 50 net weight. Re-
ceipts good for the season.
MESS PORK K-Firm; s23 90 to S23 90.
BULK MEAr5-ShOuIders % to 1Oc, I4c.
for clear sides. and l3c. for ribbed sides.
LARD-Prime kettle-rendered I4%c.
BEEF CArTLE-Firm; 3 to &c. for best /;
market dull.
FLoUR-Superfins IS SO to So 90; extra
81 90 to 81 70: doubIe-extra So 50 to 50 90 /;
country family So so to $40 90; Igleheart's
best family $40 30.
WHEAT Mediterranean 81 90. Hin 81 IS,
English 81 75 to 81 7S; strictly prime Eng
Ish and white. in lots of $40 bushels, would
command 81 so. Receipts very light
CoRN-New, in ear. SOC. for prime white !;
old, shelled, So to zoe. New corn badly
damaged by frost; none but very early
planting yet ut for market.
OATs-DulI at soc. for prime.
BEAN-$ls 90 per ton. Supply light; de-
mand good.
SHIPsrUFFs None In market-not more
than will supply the retail trade.
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Chicago Market.

BY Telegraph CHICAGO. Nov. "a.
ExCHANGE-Par buying. LILO premium
selling.
F'LoUR-A shade easter; Spring s5G7.
WHEAT-Tame; 2y93c lower; sales No.
at 81 220i %; No. l 109l u; closing at
81 u regular and 81 l21&: fresh receipts of
No. 2: sales No. since Change at 81 l2&.
CORN-M0re active and irregular: sales
old No. at SoI9O; old No. T4975c; new
shelled 561195715c In store, and 591zc on
quiet for No. ], and SIC for new shelled I;
sales Mol this forenoon At SOC.
OAT5-Quiet and easier: H@Ac lower ;
sales at 46s&9471$c.
No. l at 81 l29l l3; No. at 81 IL; clos
ing at 81 u for No. /.
BARLEY-Dull and lower, and almost
nominal at 81 62al 621s for No. in store.
HIGHWINES-Quiet at 9j9196c.
mess pork al s23923 so; privileges to de-
liver mess pork IN January, February.
and March were sold at Sl9: lard fairy
active at l49141zc; sweet picked hams l3c
green hams IaIrly active at lO149lO1zc
green meats at 7c.
CATTLE Quiet and weak: sales at a
range or from 81 35ls5 rs for foir to medium
packing aud shipping.
Hoes Depressed on account of heavy
receipts; prices declined l5a2Oc; sales at
SO 50t96 rs for common: So S0g7 l255 fer fair
to medium, and 81 20@7 80 for good Ia
choice; at the close packers only offered
S7a7 40 for good TO choice smooth lots.
FREIGHTs-DuIl anG unchanged.
kECEIPTS-For tWenty-four hours 5y546
barrels flour; 1880 bushels wheat; A 06O
bushels corn; II. i60 bushels oats; 2,502
bushels rye; 26,7s0 bushels barley; 13,S0l
hogs.
SHIPMENTS IO63S barrels flour; 81 .637
bushels oats: ,553 bushels rye: 5,Y2S BUSH
els barley; ,0S6 hogs.
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LATEST NEWS ITEMS

Gold closed in New York yesterday at
1851.
Judge Fullerton has issued a card deny
ing completely in the blackmailing of Col-
lector Smythe.
Two men killed and nine injured have
been taken from the ruins of the sewer at
Cleveland.
The cigar makers of New York have re-
solved to resist the manufacturers TO the
last
six cows died on one farm near Pough-
keepsle, New York, this week, as is sup
posed from eating corn smut
Sir John Young. the newly appointed
Governor General of Canada, and suite
arrived from England on Tuesday.
The ship Lawrence, from San Francisco
for New York, was burned at sea on the
22d of September. The Captain and crew
were saved and brought here by the ship
Valparaiso
The Office of the Erie Railway Company
in West Street was closed yesterday, and
clerk told all visitors that business was
suspended. The transfer Office in Pine
Street, however, was open as usual.
It is said the news OF Pollard's being
shot was received at first with satisfaction
at Richmond, but the people became in
dlgnant when 1t was learned that he had
been shot without warning.
The sentences of Michael J. Condy and
Charles Burke, condemned to be hung
with Thomas Fitzpatrick, on Friday, for
the murder of Ellen Hicks, in 1855, has
been commuted to hye years imprison-
ment in Sing Sing.
Edward Crane, OF Boston, enlightened
the merchants add capitalists of Maine on
the subject OF cheap transportation in a
lecture at Portland, Maine, on Tuesday
night. He advocates the idea OF the State
owning the principal lines OF railroads, to
be managed by their most eminent citi-
zens.
John b. Cough celebrated his silver we'd
ding at Worcester, Mass, on Monday
night, at which was displayed over 5000
worth of presents In silver from Weste rn
friends.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-11-26

The COMMERCIAL says Thurlow
Weeds health is so poor that he Will
be unable to visit Washington this
Winter, or even engage In politics or
business in New York.
1t is stated that since Fisk, Gould
& Go. became managers of the Erie
Railroad it has cost the Company one
million dollars for Executive, legis-
lative, and legal service:
The charitable Institutions have
made arrangements for giving large
number of people a thanksgiving
dinner. The Five Points Mission
will feed 1000. and the Labarnabas
Home 1900.
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European Market.

By Cable.l LONDON, Nov. 25-Eve.
CoNsoLs-At 9414.
BoNDs-Five-Twentie are firm at IS.
RAILROAD STocKs-Easier; Erie 2654, IlIi-
noIs Central 90.
PETROLEUM-ReSned Is 61<d.
SPIRITS TURPENTIEE-At 20s.
TALLoW-At SIS.
SUGAR-Unchanged.
OILs-Unchanged.
FRANKFORT, Nov. 2j-Eve.
BONDs-At 79i49797s.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 24-Eve.
CoTroN-Firm at a slight advance; mid
ding uplands lI149IIs4, Orleans 1l1z91Iss
Sales to-day of 5000 bales.
BREADsTUFFs-Red Western Wheat has
declined TO 9s Sd. Other articles are un
changed.
Provisions s-Beef closed heavy at COS
Lard at 65s 3d. Bacon at SOS.
PRODUcE-Generally unchanged; TalIew
at SOS Cd.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-11-26

THE editors of the Courier mani
fest disposition to continue the war
fare upon Colonel FOSTER to crafty
personal spleen, even when there is
no longer any political advantage to
be gained. He is now absent from
the city, but on his return may see fit
to notice some of their comments.
But be can safely rest upon the
Statement which he has made
public. No unprejudieed citizen
can honestly deny that he did not
have abundant authority for much
more than the acts of his Kentucky
administration of affairs, and the
financial exhibit which he has made
is a satisfactory and complete answer
to all that has been alleged against
him personally.
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new York Marxet.


BY Telegraph NEW YORK. Nov. 25.
CoTToS-Less active and steady; sales OF
5000 bales at 2514c for middIing uplands.
FLoUR-ReceIpts,l IA ,6I4 bbls. the market
Is heavy and a shade easier; sales of 400
bbls. at S. 40Qs5 50 for superfne State and
Western: s. sac 20 Tor extra State; s. 20
xtra ST LonIs SD aass 5S foF sss sood % i6 fo
choice do, closi ng quiet. California Flour
nominal. Rye dour steady and unchanged; |;
CoRN MEAL-Quiet, al 81 90 for Western.
WHIsKY-Quiet.
WHEAT-Receipts 75oU7s bushels; I@2c
lower. and a moderate business for export
and home use; sales 5000 bushels, at 81 46
@sl AZ for No. Spring;. 81 50 for extra
Michf0an. T-tst.e 80 zrs1I.4a,, :, ,,S N r,1ioefa
terms; s2 By for white California
RrE-Firmer; sales OF 1000 bushels Of
choice do. at 81 AK delivered.
BARLKr-Steady; sales of 1000 bushels
BARLEY Malt : Quiet; sales of 5000
bushels.
RYE MALr-SI As.
CoRN-Receipts, 44,700 Bushels; shade
drrner; sales OF 81 0Jj bushels at 81 1O9l II
for unsound; 81 1891 IL for sound mixed
oATs Receipts, ll5OsO bushels; shade
hrmer; sales of $500 bushels at 7ld7I1zc
for Western In store and afioat; chiefly at
the inside price.
OIL-Linseed oil dull at e499sc.
RTCE-Dull,
COFFEE-Quiet.
SUGAE-SIu16ts sales OF z0O D2rr0lS CuDa
at 1I5zc.
MoLAssEs Dull: sales of so barrels of
New Orleans at S5095c.
HoPS-Quiet at l0925c for American.
PETROLEUM Easier at l8c for crude, and
3Sc for refined in bond.
LEATHER - Hemlock sole in moderate
request, and unchanged.
WOoL-Very quiet; sales, 200, 900 pounds
at 45g5lc for domestic fleece, S5997c for
secured, and 36950c for pulled.
CoAL-Chestnut is showing decline of
81 . per ton from last months sales.
SPIRITS OF TURPENTINE - Quiet at 480
4S1zc.
PoRK-Duu and lower; sales OF 500 bar
rels at $26 5061Z so for new mess; closing
at s27 for old ditto; S21022 for prime ditto; !;
SZZ922 80 for prime mess.
BEEF-QuIet: sales OF $50 barrels at s10@
l6 80 for new plain mess: Sl6920 for new
extra mess. Tierce Beef quiet at S27@30 for
prime mess; S30G34 for India mess. Beef
Hams steady; sales OF 225 barrels at S28930.
CUT MEATS-Steady; sales OF l75 PACK.
ages at l2g12%c for shoulders; l2Gl6c for
hams; middIes unchanged; sales of 100
boxes at 1870 for Cumberland cut; 14c for
long clear: 15c for short ribbed
LARD-Heavy and lower; sales of 460
tierces at l59l6ssc for steam and l6%9l7c
for Kettle render ed; also 1000 tierces of
steam and kettle, January, at l4Ic.
BUrTER-Firm at 28940c for OhIos 40@50c
for state.
CHEEsE-Firm at l49l8c.
FREIGHTS-To Liverpool are quiet and
drm: engagements of 1000 bushels wheat,
per sail. at I'd. and 900 barrels of -four. per
sail, at 2S Cd.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-11-26
ReYOlt In the InterIOr.

When the stomach is rebellious, the
liver contumacious, the bowels disordered,
the brain confused, and the nerves in a
tuEult, call in the aid of HOSTETrER'S
STOMACH BIrTERS. If you would restore
quiet, regularity, and harmony to the ac.
ton of these important organs. A large
proportion of the complaints to which the
human family are subject originate in in
digestion. For this distressing malady,
and parent OF innumerable ailments as
distressing as itself, the BITTERS are the
only article proved by experience TO be
universal and unfailtng remedy. Bot al
though 1t was as a remedy for dyspepsia
and biliousness that they first obtained
prestige, twenty years ago, it Is now v ell
understood, both by the public and the
medical profession, that their curative
properties take a far wider range. In ner-
vous complaints, spasmodic affections.
fever and ague, and every variety OF gem
eral and local debility, their effect is most
saIutary: and as a means OF preparing the
system to resist damp, cold, poisonous ele-
ments in the water or the air, privation.
exposure, &c, no medicinal agent at pres
ent known can be Justly compared viii
this powerful yet harmless tonic. The
feeble and sensitive, who can I'll Withstand
the inciemency of The Winter season. will
lind the BITThRS exactly the article they
need 10 fortlfy aud sastain them.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-11-26

RICHMOND, Nov. 25.-Chief Justice
Chase this morning decided that the
iron clad oath should not be admin
istered to grand jurymen, as it rather
hindered than furthered the ends of
justice. A new grand jury was then
summoned under the decision, and
will only take the oath to support the
Constitution of the United States.
The jury of inquest on the death of
Mr.. Pollard. rendered verdict this
morning that he came to his death at
the hands of some person unknown.
Grant is still in custody, and will be
examined Friday.
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HAVANA.
The InsurrectIOn In Cuba.

HAVANA, Nov. %. Count Val
Nuesendi recently made visit to
Marsesilla. Oh his depar ture. the
Insurrectionists attacked That town.
but were rcpulsed with a heavy loss.
by the troops, assisted by the guns OF
the man Of war in the harbor.
Several prominent InsarTectionists
have presented themselves to Captain
General Lersundi, and were par
doned.
All accounts received from the In
surreetionary districts continue favor
able TO the Government
The crews of several men -of-war,
making total of 160 men, have been
united with the troops. This COM
bined force left the town of Santa
Cruz and surprised 3 party of 400
revolutionists, who fired severa times
on the troops and fed. The sailors
then surrounded the buildings which
had been oesEpied by the insu rgents
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-11-26
ST. LOUIS.
Arkansas LegISiature-GOVernOr's
Message.

CT. LOUIS, November 25.- The
Democrat has a special from Little
Rock, Arkansas, which says the Leg
islature has at last got quorum, and
the Governors message has been
read 1t gives an account of the
Ku Klux assassinations, murders. and
other outTages during the past three
months.
Martial law has been declared In
several counties of the State. Troops
have been sent there to protect loyal
men and punish the Ku Klux; and
the Governor intends, be says, to use
military force until peace, security,
and obedience to the laws prevail
throughout the State. He recon-
mends funding the State debt.
The Legislature have passed la 8
approving the Governors declaration
Of martial law in eleven counties re.
ferred to in his message.
One hundred and eighty. eight bar.
rels OF whisky in four lots were seiEeC
here TO- day.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-11-26

WE were never a strong admirer of
General Thomas, but the time was,
aud not very long ago, when we
thought him wholly incapable of so
gross and monstrous q calumny
against Kentucky as he has uttered
in his report as to the affairs of the
Department of the Cumberland
LouiSUiHe Courier.
We don't see how an editor could
admire an officer who had chased him
al over the Southern Confederacy.
We presume Gen. THOMAS is not
anxious for admiration from that
quarter.