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The Evansville journal., 1868-01-10
FRAN Z FORT.
Kentucky Legislature.

RICHMOND, January SIN the Con-
veutiOn to day a resolution was adopt
ed, requiring the Secretary to report
the names of those opposing the pay
ment Of the per diem during the re-
cess, who refused to receive the same
This was intended to check mate the
Conservatives who, for political effect,
voted against receiving pay. although
anxious that it should pass.
The following resolut ons were re-
ferred:
Reso3Ued, That all officers in the
rebel army, all who forced loyal men
against their will into the rebel army,
and all who wrote or spoke In favor
Of secession, be disfranchised.
ReSo}Ued, That every man who voted
for secession, and is now worth $5, 200,
or more, be compelled to pay an extra
tax to remunerate loyal men for loss
es, not including slaves, during the
war.
Mr.. Robinson, Republican, and Mr..
Gibson, Conservative, denoun eed Mr..
Hunnicutt as having voted for the
ordinance of secession, and for having
proposed to take Fortress Monroe be-
fore had Virginia seeded.
The Convention. then went into a
Committee of the Whole tor the con-
sideration of the second clause of the
Bill Of Rights, declaring the author
ity of the General Government para
mount to the State, aud the first allie
glance of any citizen due to the Ger
eral Government.
This gave rise to a heated debate.
Several Conservativ denied being
traitors or rebels. Judge Snead made
pO@orful argument in favor of the
article, and said the gentlemen on the
other side were either traitors or con-
quered belligerents of foreign Gov
eminent In either case the United
States had the right to prescribe the
terms and conditions for them, and
they should recognize what had been
decided by the arbitration of arms.
Adjourned until this evening, when
u
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ST. LOUIS
Election Of the Merchants Exchange
-BlStilleFieS Seized-DemOcrat1c
POY-WOW.

ST. LOUIS, January 8.-The annual
election f.officers of the Merchants
Exchange took place to-day, and re-
suited in the election Of John J. Roe,
the largest pork packer in the city, as
President.
Two whisky distilleries, at Boon
Vile, Mo-, have been seized for vio-
latiou of the revenue laws.
The Democrats had big pow-wow,
at the Court House, tonight, in
honor of the battle of New Orleans,
in which some of the prominent Dem
ocratic lights ventilated themselves
in the usual style. Col. Broadhead
and Col. Cant, two prominent Blair
ties, also spoke. Arrangements were
made for thorough organization of
the party, and the concentration of all
the opponents of Radicalism, with a
view to uniting their entire strength
for the coming struggle.
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NASHVILLE. N
A Serious Negro Afrray-CltIzenshlp o
Meeting.

NASHVILLE, January 8.-A serious
affray occurred yesterday afternoon at
Pulaski. Giles County, Tennessee. A
white man named Lomboth, keeper
of a confectionery, shot at colored
man on the street, who has, he claims,
insulted and threatened him. The
negro was badly wounded, and his
friends rushed to his assistance,
whereupon a fight ensued in which
FIVE other negroes were wounded; one
or two of them, it is feared, mortally.
Gen. Carlin has ordered an officer to
make inquiry into the affair.
There is a meeting at the Capitol
to- night to protest against alleged
wrongs inflicted on naturalized Ameri-
can citizens in foreign countries.
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NJ g e p Is
Notorious Thief Arrested Terrible
Affair az Dyc0sb 1Fgh, Tennessee
Three Men Killed. A

MEMPHIS, January 9.--Last night
a notorious thief, named Jim Burns,
was arrested while effecting an en-
trance into II. Dant & Co.'S dry goods
store, and conveyed to Jail. On en-
tering the cell, he discovered another
prisoner, named Mccarthy, lying
asleep, and assaulted him, nearly
strangling him. Mccarthy, frenzied
with pain, assaulted him in turn, be
fore the guards could interfere, and
gouged Burns's eyes out of their
sockets.
A terrible affair took place at Dycos-
burg, West Tennessee, on Tuesday.
Sheriff Parkington attempted to ar
rest an old man named Duncan on
the street. Duncan drew pistol and
fred, shooting off the Sheriff thumb.
Parkington' S son, standing near, fred
a pistol, killing Duncan, whose son
coming up at the moment. fred, kill
ing him Instantly. The Sheriff. see
ing his son slain, drew a pistol and
shot young Duncan through the heart.
The most intense excitement followed,
but at last accounts nothing further
had been done. though owing to the
extensive relations of both parties
further trouble was apprehended.
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VIRGINIA.
Proceedings of the Convention.

FRANKFORT, Jan. 81 P.M.-The
Legislature reassembled to DAY. In
the House ffty-three members an
sWered to their names, being two
more than = quorum. No business
was done beyond the presentation Of
two or three petitions, and the adop-
ton of a resolution requesting the
Governor to cause a salute to be fired
at y clock NJ. to-day by a round of
cannon answering to the number Of
States, in commomoration Of the vic
tory of our forces under Gen. Jack
son, and also on the 22d Of February,
In honor of the father of his country,
George Washington.
The Senate transacted no business
except to concur in the above joint
resolution.
In accordance with the request Of
the Legislature, a salute of thirty
seven guns was fred at noon to-day.
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r assem- bling of the Ken
lucky Legislature.
Notorious rni f Arrested
AT z emphis.
Congressional Proceedings.
INDIANAPOLIS.
The Democratic Convention all the
TOpic-OpIHiO1S as to the Strength
Of the Ticket.

Especial to the Evansville JournaLl
INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 9.-The allah
sorbing topic of discussion to-day
has been the Democratic State Con-
vention and its action. Opinions diff
fer very widely as to the strength of
the ticket Many prominent mem
bers Of the party have gone home with
sore heads. As the telegraph mangled
the names of candidates last night, I
append them in full, hoping they will
reach the JOURNAL unmutilated
For Governor, Thos. A. Hendricks,
of Marion; Lieutenant Governor, A.
P Edgerton, of Allen; Secretary of
State, Reuben C. Ki4e, OF Boone; Au-
ditor of State, Joseph " Bemusdaffer,
of Franklin; Treasurer of State,
James B. Ryan, of Marion; Clerk of
the Supreme Court. Noah S. La Rose,
Of Cass; Reporter Of the Supreme
Court, NJ. A. o. Packard, of Mar
shall; Superintendent of Public Ip-
struction, John r. Phillips. OF
Daviess; Attorney General, Solomon
Claypool, of Putnam.
Ryan and Packard are ex-members
of Milligans army, and Kise and Be
musdaffer are ex-soldiers of the Union
army-the latter having left the ser
vice in big disgust, as l am informed,
on the appearance of the Emaneipa-
ton Proclamation Ryan is intended
to draw on the Irish, and Behusdaf-
fer on the German element, though
the latter is not a genuine German
being an American mongrel.
The~State Board Of Agriculture,
to-day, reelected It's old officers to
serve for the ensuing term.
The State Horticultural Society ad
journed this evening, after an inter
esting session of three days. The at
tendance was very slim.
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EfftN EAgcs
News by allan ic Tele-
graph.
Large Dinner at Berlin.
Count Bis narok Present.
Eng ish Expedition to
africa.
Te rible Affair at Dyoos-
burgh. Tennessee.
Three men Killed.
Reassembling of the Ken
tucky Legislature.
Notorious rni f Arrested
at lemphis.
Congressional Proceedings.
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EUROPE.
BY ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.
Large DInneF at Berlin-COunt Bis
maPck Present. abiBet of POrtu-
gal in Favor Of collection Of Taxes
English Expedition to Africa.
FRANCE.

PARIS, January 9.-The Cabinet of
Portugal, just formed, favor the COL
lection of the new taxes. 1t will be
remembered that these taxes were
odious to the people in such degree
as to cause the resignation of the pre-
vious Cabinet.
ENGLAND.
LONDON, January 9-The Times,
this morning,. publishes later intelli-
gence from the English expedition in
Africa The troops were still at Sc
nof. The soldiers were healthy, and
no sickness of any sort in camp. The
natives everywhere were friendly.
According to the regular weekly
bank statement, the amount of
bullion in the Bank of England, for
the week, has slightly decreased.
PRUSSIA.
BERLIN. January 9-At a large
Conservative dinner, last evening,
Count Won Bismarck was present and
made a speech. He reviewed the
present political situation IN Europe,
In the course of which he said the
war with France this year was a
phantom. and urged his hearers to
dismiss all fears in the matter. He
was listened to with profound atten-
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-19
MAssAcNuseTTs.

BosroN, Nov. 18.-Ths steamer Previ.
dence frsm New York for Brsl oil, last night
eollidsd with schooner, and had her port
side, rail fore and aft, and wheel badly
stove. The steamer put about On On On.
successful search for the steamer, which Il
10 feared sunk with oil aboard.
A convention, on the subject Of Woman
Rights. assembled in Horticultural Hall 70
day, and was fully attended. :
Rev. James Freeman Clarke, President,
made the opening address, setting forth the
object Of the meeting, the primary enc b
ing the right Of suffrage, which the speaker
advocated.
The convention has sixteen Vice Prssi.
dents including elk women.
WILLIAxsrowK, Nov. 16.-Ths difficulty
between the students and faculty Of Will
liamstown College ended last night ~ the
surrender Of the students and return to their
duties.
President Hopkins promises . recensid-
Grafton Of the Questionable rules which
caused the trouble.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-19

CLEVELAND, Nov. lS.-The Western As
ssciatsd Press he'd their annual meeting
here to-day. The following gentls men
were elected Directors for the ensuing year.
Ii. N. Walker, Detroit; John Knapp, St.
Louis; J. Medill, Chicago; w. N. Holder
man, Louisville r. Smish, Cincinnati A.
W. Fairbanks, Cleveland W. X. Holloway,
indianapolis. The following officers were
elected: H. \. Drake, President, and ex
ofiicio member Of the Executive Committee;
John Knapp, Vice President; J. Msdill and
K. Smith. Executive Committee. The Con
vention adjourned after . very harmonious
session.
COLUMBUS, Nov. 1911 p. MA fire
broke out at the Central Insane Asylum TO-
night at 10 o'clock, which 10 now burning,
with little prospect Of being subdusd.
Some of the patients we're burned. 9th
srs arc now being removed to the Deaf and
Dumb Asylum.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-19
FLORIDA.

TALLAHASSEE, Nov. 19.-At tho appointed
meeting Of the Justices Of the Supreme
Bench, this morning. to render an opinion
As to the legality Of the impeachment Of
Gov. Reed, Chief Justice Randall was absent,
and the Court adjourned till tomorrow
morning. Nothing done. Judge Randall
% rot looked for before Friday or Monday.
The vacancy existing in the Office Of At.
torney General. by the appointment, soms
weeks since, Of J. Dsvescott, jr., to the
Supreme Bench, was filled by Gov. Reed
on the Ath by the appointment Of II. Meek
to fill the office. To-day Lieut.. Gov. Glsa.
son appointed +. A. Dockery to fill tho
same Office.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-19

RALBIcH, Nov. 1S.-0ov. Heldsn's mes.
sage WAS read 70 the Legislature Yesterday.
He shows that tax Of one per cent. I'd cal
srem on the property Of the State, would
pay the interest on the debt Of the State,
rnd recommends such . levy. He advo-
cates the various internal improvements
encourages immis' alion to the State; cen
graduates the State upon the suppression Of
the rebellion; upon the reconstruction OF
the South on basis Of suffrage for all, and
upen the election Of Grant and Colfax oil
ofwhich combine to render the Union per.
petual.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-19

Later returns show that Edmund Bsals,
Liberal candidate for the lower house, 10
also defeated.
Dispatches from Bombay say the war in
Northern India has ended.
xidnigAt.-All returns received up to
this hour show that the Liberals have 20
ar elected 288 members, gaining 60 seats.
and the Conservatives have elected IL,
with . gain Of 80.
W. H. Russell ("Bull Ron Russell'') Lib
sral, vas defeated in Chelsea. Lord stan
ley, present Secretary Of Foreign Affairs.
vas elected from Lynn Bsrges.
Il 10 understood that j. r. n. Gladstone
10 declared elected from Southwest Lancs.
shire.
The Liberals will run Mr. John Stuart
Mil in Greenwich, where he can be seen On
election day.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-19

Samuel Miehler, Superintendent o: Pub.
lie Bulldogs. rsocmmsnds in his report
that large appropriations be made for the
annual repairs Of the Executive Mansion
and for rs-furnishing il at the commsncf-
ment Of the next Presidential term.
Geo. B. McCartes, who has been acting
chief Of the Printing Division OF the
Treasury Department during Mr.. Clarke
leave Of absence, will probably b psrm4-
nsntly appointed to that position, nov that
Clarks's resignation has been accepted, anH
the latter Is therefore no longer connected
with that efice.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-19
LOUISIANA.

Nsw ORLsANs. Nov. 19.-Jaspsr Black
burn, editor Of the Homer lliad and mem
Der Of the present Congress, issues . sup
plsment from she Office Of his democratic
nsig hbor, the Claiborn Advertiser, in which
he says his Office he's again been mobbsd,
and this time entirely ruined, SO he is only
able. through the csurtssy and assistance
Of his nsighbor, to publish . supplement
and fulfil contract Of his official oblig alton,
until i, is decided whether . FREQ man in .
free country viii DO permitted to publish =
free outspOken paper secure from molssts.
ton. lie says he knows his rights, and
knowing, shall msintain them, and be will
be assisted, If necessary, by oil the power
OF the government.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-19

New Yoax, Nov. 19.-Ths Hsrald's He
vana special says:
Tho insurgents hold all the country frsm
Puerto Principe to Santiago do Cuba ex-
cspt Msrvitas. JibArA and Barecon, a. we'll
~ the Railroad rolling stock.
All communication from these ports i,
cut of.
Government troops have met With te-
we're rsversss in the interior, and in csnse-
qusnoe they keep 10 the towns, and dare
net rally cut.
Arms from the United States for the
government troops were captured on the
train By the Insurgents % the 9TH.
The insurgents threaten to burn the e.
tates OF oil Cubsus who offer 70 aid the
government.
The Governor Of Puerto Principe 10 %.
trsschsd With the archives in convent.
The ysung students have lsh the place
and Joined the insurgents.
The latter hold Manzinillo, W are nov
informed, and shoot al whom they catch
pillsging.
Later aivices from Puerto Principe reps
resent that the insurgsnt forces are report
Cd ~ numbering 10000 men, and include
wealthy classss, who freely risk their oil
for the cause.
Thsrs was q force Of 1900 Spanish
troops in the place. and they were bsrrica-
ding the streets and squares in expectation
OF an attack from the insurgents.
Tbs latter were only three miles distant
from the town, and skirpishes were ire
qusnt.
All Cubans we're suspected, and many Of
the wealthy citizens were arrested.
The insurgent organization 10 com plste.
Accounts from Santiago Dc Cuba to the
9Th inst. represent that the rebels we're
within four miles Of that place and In full
force.
| A hundred families were to leave BY the
French mail steamer Conderea for Amsriea
and are heard in all directions. In ell the
otiss Of the coast the confusion Is intense
The present Erie Railroad litigation il
becoming 40 complicated ~ any former ont
proved to be. Charles Mcintosh has filet
. bill Of complaint with Judge Barnard
upon which the Judge has appointed Jal
Gould trustee Of the company, With pews
Of receiver, and alss granted an order Q
injunction restraining oil parties from pref
scuting new suits James Fisks, Jr., ha
made . counter affidavit. in which he d.
olsIes that Daniel Drew informed him Of q
intended suit on the part Of Belmont, an
asked for loan Of $4,000 shares In con
alteration Of the information he had given
On this being refused, he stated that b
would injurs fisks and his associates oil h
could.
The Democratic Union Convention las
night nominated John Kelly for Mayor On
A. r. Lawrence for Corporation Counsel.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-19

Lo,tDox, Nov. 1s.-Ths Times this morn
ing claims Liberal majority. thus far, Of
100. It says the new voters adhere TO the
teachings Of the Constitution, bat not as it
isread by Disraeli. They have agreed to
redress all wrongs. and to reject change for
the simr 10 sake of change. The result Of
the election. thus far, justiiies the Reform
Act "a an improvement Ia the legislative
machinery. and discrsdits the prediction
that it would encourage the dreams Of the
mild democracy.
London city, which 10 entisled to feur
members Of Parliament. bas 20 far elected
three eus Of four Liberal candidates. Rich
asd Beely, Conservative. h defeated ID
Hereford
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-19

NAolssH, Nov. 18-Ths tow boat Tiger,
with bargss, coming down, collided with
tho J. N. Mccullough, going up, one mile
above this city, At 10 o'clock last night
The Mccullough Vas struck by one Of the
barges, tearing the whole side of for 20 or
80 feet. causing her to sink in three min
utes, in l7sfest Of water. The deck sweep,
. boy, 10 missing, probably drowned. The
rest Of the crew and passengers are safe.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-19

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DavssDere Market Report.
New. -. 1855.
tlsua-Wholsssls, as.4e; rsteii, Wv
WnpAY-No !. q 90. NO. >. VOC,
nAalsr-No !. tl.Io@l 40. unss''sa.
OAss- 35d2 locts.
RYs-elCo
Coss-Nsw, so !; Old, sSe.
OxIors-Sl .oodl.25.
PsYAross- 5s@7ec.
RurrsR-40c. per =.
Esss-Q5e.
Gsppx Aprrss-Sl75.pe bushsl.
HAI.Goca Timo,hy s,sssa 9 zee &c e.. ~ tor.
Chicago Market.
by telegraph NOV. ~.
Flour-Firm, fairly active and prices I'M
changed.
Wheat Closed firm Al LII.
Corn-Firm 1t 81.
Oats-Firm at 46LQEx.
Rye-Stif at leg.
Barlsy-Firm at 1.56Ql.56H
Provisions-Wssk and shade lower.
Chicago Live Stock MARKET.
By Telegraph November ~.
sons stock cattle receipts Of hogs % cars !;
Castls--0ood 70 extra, s soe7 90: steeksss.
s7s0475.
Hses- Coed TO extra. ss7}<07 50.
Shsep-3.25@s.4o.
-. l.euas Market.
~ TslsgraSh.l New. 10.
Floor Quist and unchanged.
Wbeat Firm. Sales Of spring At l 30 for No.
l; LIS for No. 3.
Corn-nsw, IS; cid, so@sS.
Oats Better; 520s5.
Rys-Upchanged; l.l00l.ll.
Barley Unchanged.
Provisions Unchanged.
LAverpoel Market.
y Telegraph New. ~.
Fleur-26s.
wheat Red %. Cd; white rs, "a.
Corn Ss. I'd.
New Iork Market.
[By Telegraph. INV Yonx, New. 10.
Flour-Nore sctivs, prices favsr buyers.
Wheat-Mors active, No. spring l.600 81
Corn--Firm at LIS.
Oats-firm at 7l@71X.
Barley teady at 2.o0o2 go
| Rye-Dull.
Pork-Noninaly dull end unsettled, At 1900
Cut Asats-Tirmer.
Lard-A shade firmer.
New York Money Market.
By Telegraph. New YoRK, Nov. ~.
Sizes of 81, Il4s5; & 7os, 1st l 10; I'd l "
Sd l.O7i1; new l.csIt; 81 1.iok; '6s l.losS
l0:40s .o5.
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WESTERN UNION RAILROAD.
Short = Direct Routo - the
North, Northeast : Northwest,

Two fA0e1NoER TRAINS LnAvD ROCK
Island daily, at SIS seleek ~, and 4:le o'clk
P a, making Gloss connections with trains - fbl
A. POET BYRON, trains - this road lsavs inne-
aietsly - arrival u trains fron Aeek Island, ~
kinR eleee eoaAections ct the following polnts
AsIULTON. WITH trains from and TO Cedar Rapi6e,
DoonebCfo, 4arshaltown. Council Mum, Omaha,
end al points On the Union raciAe Railroad.
At UAvANNA, With dolly lire Of Packets 70 an
non D1beQue md I'll poiats - he Upper Missis-
dppi Rive.
a fkk1rORT, With tsains q the Illineis Ceatrsi
Aellroaa fse The North and 0osth.
Al CLINTON, with trains for Janesville, 1a1ieoo,
Sfeifie d Chisn, La Crosse. WATERFOWL, Fond ID
LAe, OshkoeA, Green Day, and potnts IN Nofthesn
Wiecoaelns Iewa and Milneoote.
- nACINk, With trains for Milwaukee. KsAssha.
Waskeen md Chicago. Also with SBelle City
tane osse9ef! for the East. Ferry. Boat Leaves
DeveApcst q ~ .. .. Tims-Davsnport 70 d.
faiss.gers b taxing this rssts VIM save 18th
tine ard money.
J. A. COTTON, Asst oep't.
7. Q. DUNCAN, Assnt, Davenport
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-11-19
SOUTH CAROLINA.

CaAlLRsroH, Nov. 1S.-Grant's majority
10 this State. by ofkcial returns, new oem>
plstS, is 1852. The sesboard counties
gave . larger Republican vote than Was 81.
LEVIED in . recent estimate.
The publication Of the Charleston Msr-
curry has been discontinued since Monday.