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The New York herald., 1868-01-08
THE LECTURE SEASON.

THE LECIuKE SEASON.
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TAR ANNA DENsMDRE WILL DELIVER sHoRe
OF Medica Lectures ladies syAn Hat
Union square fr,t lecture % bota sexc sagrsy JAna
Limited Praet Of medins, relative Progress Of
the Profession OF Medicine for Women Country
Europe ficsais for the course. 81 bO %
cents 10 be had with programmes, AZ Nine Dem arrests
453 and SIS Broadway; Pond 1.7 and S65 BrordwAy st
Nicholas and fiish Avenue Hotes aad at the
door Second iccsurc, AondAJ January IS ~ half past
three r. NJ
Jrx.GovERvoR LOWE, OF MARYLAND, WILL, Lee.
II 10 cooper Institute next sunday evening ct IA
o clock, for the beucnt of the House ~ az
Charily Tickets o. For sale ana nlu.io
atoIes.
GENERAL SOCIETY or MECHANICS ANn TRADES.
~ Of the city Of New Y"rk..-fhs rtts isture OF
be delivered al Cooper Instu,. Inary
evening" January 1895 BY the Rev. Ds Cnspa. Subject
"Buhdns and Beng
IMPORTANT LECTURES DAITY.-r0 GENTLEMEN
ony, Interesting subjects, at the New yors Museum
ef Anatomy Gls broadway Those naablc to ateni
lectures may receive copy y ierwardins sen cents Ar
Broadway
The New York herald., 1868-01-08

TEXAS LINE.-FoR GALVESTON, TEXAS THE Al
j steamship EU1EkPE. CaH sawyer, v now recevini
freight pier ~ East river. will Saturday, Janu
airy II, at . r. NJ. Apply TO Il. H. MALLORY CO., III
Maiden lane
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-08-04
LOUISVILLE.
State EIectIOn-Democratlc Ticket
Elected.

LOUISVILLE, August 3.-The State
election, as far as heard from, is pro-
crossing quietly. The indications
are that the entire regular Demo-
cratic ticket will be elected by very
large majority.
LOUISVILLE, August 3.-The elec-
tion held In the State of kentucky
to-day was for Governor, Circuit
Judges, Commonwealth Attorney,
and other smaller officers. The re-
suit has been a great victory for the
Democratic party. The following is
the vote of the city of Louisville:
Stevenson. (Dem.) S,244; Baker
(Rep) 492; Stevenson's majority
1852. All the other regular Demo
cratic candidates-ten in number
who were opposed by Independent
Democrats, were elected by majorities
ranging from five to seven thousand,
except Welman, for Marshal of the
Chancery Court, whose majority is
about 2 900 Returns from the State
everywhere show a large increase of
Democratic majorities, and a falling
off in the Radical vote. Unless the
vote is unexpectedly small in the in
terror counties Stevenson's majority
will probably reach $4,000 or go, 900.
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The Registry.

The various Boards of Registration,
yesterday, were busy all day in copy
ing the names from the poll books Of
the previous election. To-day we
presume, they will be prepared, to
make additions to the list. Section
four of the law provides that the Reg
istry Board shall enter, in addition
to the names on the poll list, the
names of all other persons ioho are
soeU knOs0R to them, to be electors in
said precinct" This, of course, rem
ders it unlawful for the Board to
register names unless they Anolo the
persons to be electors in their respec-
tive districts. We urge Republicans,
therefore, to see to it themselves that
their names are properly registered,
and not depend upon others. If the
law is complied with, the Board cam
not receive names fron other parties,
unless they are personally known to
members of the Board as electors.
One man cannot vouch for another.
Furthermore the law requires that
the residence of the individual ap-
plying for registration shall in all
cases be written opposite his name.
We again urge Republicans to see
that their names are registered to-day
1t may save them much trouble here
after.
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VOL. XIX.
General Carl schnrz.

This distinguished orator and SOL
dier will address his German fellow
citizens this evening, at Turner Hall
Large and commodious galleries hav.
been placed in the building, which
now is amply capable Of aceommo-
dating about fifteen hundred people
Were Mr.. SCHURz to speak in Eng
lish, the Hall would not begin to ac-
commodate the people who would
flock to hear him. As it is, we hope
TO see the Hall filed to its utmost ca
pacity with our German citizens.
The ladies especially are invited to be
present. We are inclined to envy
the Germans the rich intellectual
feast that will be spread before them
on this OCCASION No German, what
ever may be his politics, will lose so
excellent an opportunity of listening
to one of the most eloquent men in
the country.
The Crescent City Silver Band will
furnish music, and arrangements have
been made for a pleasant meeting.
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GOV. Morton,s sneech .

We print this morning Gov. Nor
TONS eloquent speech delivered at In
dianapolis on Wednesday evening last.
1t is, as is usual with all his speeches,
a strong appeal to the people in behalf
of the principles represented by the
Republican party, aud pretty thor
Ough exposition of the declarations
and intentions of the Democracy.
In his speech at Charleston, Gen.
WADE HAMPTON announced that the
Platform Committee OF the Tammany
Convention expressed thems Ives will
ing to put into the pla form anything
the South wanted, but thought moder
alton advisable for present political
effect In behalf of his Southern as
sociates, HAMPTON accepted the ten
der, aud said they wou d be satisfied
if the platform would denounce the
reconstruction acts as revolutionary,
unconstitutional and void" This, he
says, was cheerfully accorded. He
saw cl arly that once the Democratic
party came into power, all that the
South asked would be granted, and
until itcame into power its professions
were worth nothing.
What the further demands of the
South are likely to be may be ascer-
tanned by reading Senator MoRToN's
able speech. 1t can hardly be less
than The pensioniDg of the rebel sol
diers aud their widows, the repudia-
tion Of the national debt, the restora-
tion of slavery, and the return of the
rebel leaders to their former positions
of honor and profit in the Govern
ment.
1t is for the voters of the coun-
try to decide whether it be best
70 concede these demands, or re-
store to power the party who would
for moment, entertain them. Sena
tor MORTON also depicts some of tn,
consequences that would follow the
restoration of the rebels to power il
still other particulars, which it is moi
here necessary for US to particular
ize. Let every voter read the speech
for himself.
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NEW YORK.
Death of General HalDlne.

NEW York, August 3.-Charles G..
Halpine, Miles O'Reily," City Reg
lister and editor of the Citizen, died
this morning, from an over dose of
chloroform, administered to relieve
neuralgia pains.
NEW YORK, August 3.-An inquest
has been commenced upon the body
of Gen. Halpine. His family phys
ician gave it as his opinion that his
death resulted from congestion of the
brain and spinal chord, superinduced
by the accidental use of chloroform,
which he has heen in the habit OF
taking to procure quietude after ex-
citement induced by severe mental
exercises. He leaves a wife and six
children. His life was insured for
$4,000.
Seven thousand persons attended
the picnic of the North East Sen-
gerbund at Jones Wood to- day; some
thirty societies taking part in the
grand concert.
The Summer Nights Festival closed
their proceedings tonight.
A fire occurred IN West Street this
morning, by which one Rogers, from
Columbia, Ohio, lost his life, and a
fireman, John Cregar, was severely
injured.
Timothy A. Thorne has been ar
rested for the murder of VIM. Hughes
whom he beat so terribly Saturday
night, that death occurred to-day.
Michael Gibbons was arrested for
beating his wife, probably to death.
The master masons have again
voted to stand by the ten hour res olu-
tion. They say some Of their hands
have been threatened with violence by
the eight hour men, and that there
are two thousand OF the latter out oil
employment.
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p operly put to the House, and that
the Clerk had no right to read from
the printed copy. The original could
not be found, faving been lost by the
committee to whom it was referred.
This created great co fusion. Motions
we're made and appeals taken from
the decisions of the Chair in rapid
succession, amidst much disorder.
The House adjourned until to-mor-
row. The passage Of the bill was
considered doubtful.
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ESTABLISHED. 1881.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Disaster Follows Eerloot


whoever feels the premonitor1r qv,n,,-
toms of sickness should ren0en6syy ~ ~ f.
ADDS the agony OF self freproach 10 the
pangs of disease To Iemember fhot az -
might hare been T0reUenIed s 'NSJ
.Languof. debility. and low spirits aro
often the precursors of terrible diSor1aa.,-.sS 60
They indicate an Immediate neeessifv fo,.
tonie, and the best tonic in exIsfenca -
HO5TETTERfS STOMACH BITTFRS
Sick headache, pain in the right side
and yellowness of the whites of the ewes
are unlnistakable symptoms of an an
preaching bilious attack, and. in order 10
ward IL of, common prudence dict ates the
propriety OF esorting to the most effica-
cious OF all anti-bilfous preparations-
HOSTETTER,S STOMACH BITTEKS
Flatufence, nausea. oppression after eat
ing. 1rregularity of the bowels, and a dis
taste for exertton, denote a disordered
State OF, the stomach which, If neg lected
is sure to eliminate in chronic dyspepsia
but which may be relieved In a few hours
and entirely cured In few days. by TAX
ing half wipeglassful of HOSTETTERSS
BlrHERS at regular intervals.
All physicians admit that innumeTabfe
lives ale sacrificed every year that might
haNe been saved by precautionary nledicd-
ttOT. Remember that one OF the principal
uses OF HOSfETTER'S BITTERS is to put
the system in n couGitton to REPEL DIS
EASE. II rec uits anc restores the waning
strength. and is, therefore, especial v
needed during the season when intense
heat makes such heavy and constant
drafts on the vital principle.
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EUROPE.
BIZ THE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.
ENGLAND.

ENGLAND.
MANCHESTER, August 3-An alarm
of fire was given in Music Hall, on
Saturday night, when the audience
was seized with a panic and rushed
for the doors. The result was, TWEEN
ty-three persons, principally women
and children, were crushed to death.
4 large number had arms and legs
broken and were otherwise injured.
FRANCE.
PARIS, August 3.-An Imperial
decsee has been issued authorizing
the issue of a new loan.
AUSTRIA
VIENNA, August 3. = Dispatches
from Bucharest report that a fight
had taken place near Ructsetk, be-
tween the Turkish troops and body
of insurgents, In which the latter
were defeated aud dispersed.
1t was rumored that Turkish gun
boat had been fred on from the shore
in the neighborhood of Nagcook.
ITALY.
ROME. August 3.-It is reported
that in the Consistory which will be
held by the Pope next month, Mons
Signori, Merodi, Chigi, Talbot, Rou-
di. Farrari and Sagretti will be ap-
pointed Cardinals.
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Gold closed In New York, yesterday, a'
I45sSall554.
Fernando Wood has resigned his mem
HbershIp OF the Mozart General Committee
Three gamblers were lynehed at Sioux
city, Iowa, last week, for cheating.
A Denver dispqtch says: One thousand
men are at work on the Colorado Central
Railway.
A telegram from Schuyler Colfax, receiy-
ed at Omaha, states that he positively de-
cIines any public demonstration on his
trip to the mountains.
A Worcester. Mass, dispatch, OF date the
Sd. says Michael Callahan, aged eighteen,
was drowned while bathing in the river al
Blackstone, that morning.
A Concord IN. H. dispatch, dated the Sd
says VIM. II. n. Wiley, aged nineteen, and
Chas. IL. Main aged nine, We're downed in
Cochego River, at Rochester, yesterday,
while fishing.
An EImira dispatch, dated the Sd, says
Miss Matthews, of Carpenters Crossing,
Ia, vas run over and killed by the cars
on Saturday night, while Standing on the
railroad. Two men named Johnson and
Morris were also badly injured.
Mr.. Queen, the stake holder for McCoole
Rnd COburn, has notified DoJh the men
II arrangements for the fl hit are not con-
cluded by Thursday next he will return
the money.
A Halifax special says the anti-Union-
lists hold out firmly for repeal, and the
spirit OF the public press is very bitter
even suggesting mObbing the Canadian
Ministers. Hon. Jos. Howe has published
a letter rebuking this spirit, and he is de-
nounced as a traitor.
A Rutland, Vermont, dispatch, dated the
Sd, says: An attrociOus murder was COM
mitted at Shrewsbury, VT, last evening.
A dispute has long existed between fami-
lies named Plumley and Baleh, and while
appraisers were engaged settling up the
damages caused by the horses of the latter,
quarrel broke out, In which tndiscrim-
inate firing took place, and young man,
uot at all interested in the dispute, named
johnson Gilman, was killed by Horace
r. PIumley.
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THE Courier charges that the last
City Council paid PETER ZApp for
niuety-nine and a half days work
which he did inside of twenty
eight days, Sunday included. and for
which he received S347. The writer
knew at the time ne penned the arti-
ticle that he was endeavoring to de-
eeive his readers. In making out his
bills. PETER ZAPP counted each one
of his carts as day. Instead Of say
ing four carts one day, he made out
his bill one cart four days, and so on
Any one with thimble full of brain:
can see this in looking at the bills
Perhaps, however, we do the Courie,
writer injustice in supposing that he
saw it.
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HARTFORD.
Important Arrests.

HARTFORD, August 3.-Doctors j:
J. Sperry and j. l.. Lyon were arrest
ed to-day, charged with producing
abortion on Mrs. George Il. Botsford,
a respectable married woman, which
resulted In her death. She made affi-
davit before she died that an instru-
mental abortion was produced by the
two doctors named. DIR. Lyon was
placed under bonds Of 81 500 for trial
Thursday, and DR.. Sperry $500 bonds
to appear August 11th. They pro-
cured bail.
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MONTGOMERY.
Legislative Proceedings

MONTGOMERY, Ala, Aug. BIN
the Senate to- day the only bill of i'm
portance discussed was the Disablli. !.
ty Bill. No definite action was had
in the House. A large number of
local interest only we're passed. The
Common Carrier Bill created an ami
mated discussion, 1t being maintained
that only the original bill could be
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KISsENGEN WATER.

vEIHE GEAR OF RUSSIA. IS RE-
n ported by telegraph, has gone to KISS
engen for the benefit of the waters. The
people of Evansville can enjoy the same
benefit by going no further than the
Crescent city Springs, as L have Just estab-
lished fountain of this IN ost delightful
ana most healthful of all mineral waters
Id to be even better thar the natarai
water EDWARD WEHLER. 8
aug4 2w u =
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LOWELL.
Flre-Great Loss of Property.

LOWELL, August 3.-The fine resi-
dence and outbuildings of A. l.. Wait,
on the Chelmsford Road, 10 the su-
burbs of this city, was burned yester-
day. The fire was the work of an in
cendiary. Insurance, $4,000.
Ripley & Co.'S wadding mills, half a
mile distant, caught fire from the fly
ing embers, and were destroyed. Loes
$3.50, 900; insured.
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F1rniture at Auction.

r WILL. SELL AT AUCTION At
A my residence, on Second Street next
door to Samuel Ofr's residence, on Mon
Gay, the 10Th day OF Angus com mencfng
at y O'Clock, all of my household furnf-
turey consisting of bedsteads bureaus
chairs, stand-lables, carpets, cook and
and rocking chairs: fine nat ck crockery
ware cupboard ware, and many things TOO
numerous 70 nention. WM- BUCK.
HIRAM NELSON, Auctioneer. Iaug46t
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Coroner's lnqnest-No. al.

EYELD ON 'FEaE BODY OF Herman
-G.4 Levin, "A Polahder, whose body was
found below the coal miHes, in Perry
Township, Vanderburgh County, state Of
Indiana, ON the 81 day of August, 1868: the
jury being duly sworn find from the evil
dence that the deceased cam to his dea tn
by accidental drowning. while in swim
ming, and at the time of his death he was
ABOUT 81 years old, five feet inches high.
Nothing ound on the body.
SAMUEL z. HAVLIN,
aug4 3tw CoronerV O.
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GoTTAGE HILL. sEszTNEPv -
- 1eung Ladies. POUCH Fea'alfe lot
He-opens Septemb ber I6 The 6esf 80, - ~ 4 /.
oi European aud home schools. Eeeael,t75 w 81
attention TO Modern Languages s{... .siilA
anu All. Dr- LeWfs's Gymnastics eff.ei
tlon and climate unsurpassed. For ~ 80
tor. ~ ~ hec-
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NEW ORLEANS. August "a ne
gro named Will Robbins, has been
making Democratic speeches to the
negroes in this city for weeks past
Several attempts have been made on
his life. On Saturday crowd fol
lowed him and tried to drag him from
the street car in which he took refuge.
He was arrested on charge OF exoit-
ing a riot, aud released on bal.
terday another attack with slung
shots was made on him. This morn
ing on appearing before the Recorder,
1t was found that the original charge
of melting a riot had been dropped.
and the charge of carrying concealed
weapons substituted. but he was re-
leased by the Recorder. On being
released, Robbins life was again
threatented by negroes, but he was
escorted by his friends to the rooms
of the Constitution Club on Canal
Street. The streets in the neigh bor-
hood were soon filed with a crowd,
and the excitement increased. Gov.
Yarmouth appeared and made short,
but effective speech, telling the ne
groes that they should rather protect
Robbins In the public expression of
his opinions, than seek to deprive him
of that right. He advised them to
disperse and go home, which they did.
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EVANSVILLE SELECT SCHOOL.
MISS HOOKER AND MISS HOUGH

EXYELE, COMMENCE THE FOURTH
w year of their school on Wednesday
September "a, in the building purchased
OF Mr.. j. +. Elliott. corner ofCheStnut and
sixth Streets. They feel certain that Ia
securing this homeliKe location, they have
insured the comfort and happiness of
their pupils, and 1t is hoped that the lib
efstl patronage which has heretofore sus-
tanned the Institution will still he con-
linueu. limited number of Young
iadies from abroad can be accommodated
with rooms in the Seminary. For Circu-
lars, Catalogues, 6c., apply to
aug4 lWd MISS r.. Il. HOUGH.
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MONTGOMERY, Ala, August s.
Rains are doing immense damage to
crops, and worms were appearing In
all sections of the State. It is esti-
mated that the cotton crop is already
cut short one half.
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Notice Of ADMINISTRATORS Ap-
DOJntment.

RYOTTCE II HEREBY GEVEy. that
4N the undersigned has been appointed
Administrators of the estate OF Valentine
"etzei, late or Vanderburgh County, de-
ceased. The estate is PROBABLY solvent.
JULIANA WETZkI, =
augi 3WW Admin istr,, ri x
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DERSOES USING THE ssAUT0MA-
G tic Washers" are invited TO buy tne
: Universal Wringer." We warrant In5Ln In5
to stand the boiling hot suds- Four n SHIP.
emit of the celebrated Dofy WdShexs, J.Isa Ju,,e
received, and warranted TO please SOinS
jys0 VIGSERY BROS, 70 Main st.
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-EsT SHAKER BROOMs-For sale
Ma = At AVci cYifGKERY s5IK BROS, 70 Main st.
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"A * H =.

common shape, as good as the best. The
hED Jacket (Colburn's Patenl Az
cannot be excehed. We guaranty thev
WI y IL cut p per cent more that common
AS9Ses, SS, WIN ii less labor TO the chopper.
f,SSSlr STTu ton circular ana prices to LIPPIN-
COEI bAKEWELL, PITTsBuRGH. Pa.
sole Manufacturers. For sale by princinai
Hardware Dealers. A'-
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MOTHERsl MOTHERsl MOTHERS
DON'T FAIL To PROCURE
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup,
FOR CHILDREN. TEETHING. I

This valuable preparation has been used
with neCeT failing success Ia hosssa1ads OF
cases. -
IL not only relieves the child from pain.
but 1nvigorates the stomach and bowels
10 the whole system. 1t will also fnstant7y
Iel1eye GRIPPING IN THE BOWELS and WIND
We believe IL is the best and sqsrest ,e,a-
edg IN the tOorId in all cases of Dgsegfera
and OtoITitCe0 in Children, whether arlsin3
nom teethtng or any other cause
each bottle. -
Be sure and cali for " MRS. WINSLOWS
SOOTHING SYRUP" having the Iqc-sfDl.
te OF " CURTIS d PERKINS" on the outside
wrapper. All others are base imftatlons
je24 dAw6m
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= I'TENTION, LADIES I-As it Is nv
IA mention to change my place of bUsf-
ness ON the 10Th dag of August, intend to
sell my entire stock of Zephyr Worsted
Beads, silk Chenille, Canvas Pa terms and
Embro1deries, etc, at cost prices. Ladies
who ike to save money by buying cheap
goods will call at the old stand on Second
Street, between Main and Locust
MRS. CHARLOTTE KUECKLER.
jy30 div
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United States MarshaYs Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF
sA-S sale, to rue directed, from the CLERKS
for the District of Indiana, L viii, on
SATURDAY, the sth day OF August, 1865,
between thehours of 10 O'Clock A NJ and
O'Clock PM, at the door of the court
house, on Main Street, in the city of
Evansville IN The state of Indiana offer
for sale at public auction the wreck of the
steamboat 1oidhncn, her engines. boilers.
yaWl, tackle, appa eI, and furniture. now
lying at the port of evansville, Indiana.
ordered TO be sold at the suit OF Gilbert X.
Jones against the said steamboat Gold
finch, her tackei, apparel boats, and 1ur-
nlture. BEN. SPOONER
u. =. Marshal:
By J s. BIGELow, Deputy.
CHARLES E. MARSH
Jy30 dtd Proctor for LibeIlant
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- ARGE SPLIT RASK KETS-Contafn-
IL ing from to bushels each, suitable
Tor hOIsting light goods, for sale st
Jy30 VICKERY BROS, 73 Main st.