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The CHILD CONTINUATION OF THE
CoRoNERs INoUEsT.-This morning, at 10
O'clock in the Nineteenth Ward Station House,
Coroner Daniels resumed his investigation into
the circumstances attending the murder of the
child Mary Mohrmann:-
samuel ~ FScE 5estnea that he Identified
Kennedy y9g a. Me %s SS osSn street
Diehrs fence on 30 naay evening, a @an with black
clothes came along aud .sked Su With s ae5 r.: he had
don't think tpat would kno hi "a AGAIN; ne hsa his
sise saw hi@ talking with Mary at that piscs
ma spriager living 2. n%aS WSeT ,sR sRd oaIOwhll
towsrds Siatn % ana Psuphn str ets e. the arst
lille girl: he said to her dOo't cry sissy: I'm your
uncle and will give you hye cents" am sure that
his pocket and gave her the We GEMS; she then be;
carried her no Dauph street 10 Reese aud then to-
wards York street, between 10 ana II O'Clock night
street; he was alone; he turned up Howari street
nes he ssw sH min HsS ssn dsy Pgn.
by his cloA hes; whea first saw him he wore sandy
Louisa Rice living No. 2a2I Reese street. tes'iaed-
was s!sndog on A. The corner corner Of titth and snslue.
niga man was coming S 5 pp on nI aS other m sds with
MSry don't cry win give You i've e'y censs ats SA Ss
asked .'wheiher she didn't know that he was her
had ttie pink ard white dress on; tue man bad on
car drawn down over his eyes; he passed up to % psu
phin street; i that was All that saw; can't say
The Inquest WAS then postponed until Tuesday
next, AT lO A. M
A TERRIBLE AccIDEST-A SCAFFoLD GIVES
WAY AND SIX MEN lNJUEED.-At hGlfpast this
morB ng, the scadold'ng erected along the new
row of buildings on Thirty fourth street, below
Chesnut, gave way, precipiating a number of
workmen 10 the ground. Blk OF them received
Injuries al a serious nature, and two of them
1t Is thought, with die. With considerable diff
Guilty they were extracted from the debris, aud
three OF them we're conveyed to the PennsVl.
vaula Hospital, and the remainder taken into
neighbori1g houses. Those at the Hospital are
Henry stokes aged htty-hve years, residing at
No. % Poplar street; be had an arm fractured
and WAS otherwise badly injured: James HaW-
kius (cooreJ), living in South Camden, was
slightly injured about the back aud breast;
Charles Shapliegh, aged twentyfour, residing in
Mouth Camden, had bis legs and hips bruised,
a nd sustained severe internal injuries; William
BarIet, seventeen years old, was injured about
tLa face and arms There were two other
colore 4 men. whose names we were unable to
Obtain. one of whom had his back broken,
and the Other had fractured leg.
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TINTED STATES REVENUE STAMPS
| PIincipaI Depot, No. 304 N ES NUT street.
ntrai Depot, No iOss. FIFTH Street. door be-
low Chestnut. Etablished 1852.
Revenue Stamps OF every description constantly
on hand IN any amount
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w A L L = A p e r 8.
HENRY s. MATLACK,
Nos. II and 13 North NINTH Street,
PHILADELPHIA,
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
FREN AND AMERICAN
WALL PAPERS.

ALL OF DERs PERSONALLY ATTENDED TO.
Competent workmeh sent to all parts OF the coun-
try, Work executed at CITY prices. 9l5 Iuths3m
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A CLOTH THIEF.-George White was taken
into custody last night, at Seventh and Pine
lie was taken 10 the Third District Station,
where it was ascertained that the article had
been removed flom a store at Tenth and Market
streets. He was committed for trial by Alderman
Carnpntpr
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.-Bismafk eats opium. He also falls from
his horse.
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.nn,-,osA1 LOCAL ITEMS SEE INSIDE PAsEs.1

THE GLOUCESTER FIRE.-The following Is a
list of insurances on the Washington Manufac-
turing Compauy's Mills, at Gloucester, N. j.,
which was destroyed by fire yesterday afternoon.
1t is reported by W. u. Sherrerd & Co., Insur-
ance Agents, No. 222 Walnut street,
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New York Stock Quotations--4 r. M

New York stock Quotations. II. M
Received by telegraph from GlendinninR a
Davis, Stock Brokers. N O. 48 s. Third street.
N Y. Cent. R...-...l25H Toledo 81 Wabash. o.
N. Y. and K. R..... 46A Mil. IL StPaul com. 95N
Pm. and Rea. R.... eO5R Adams Express. ...... 49Z
Mich. q. and N. i. X. S41S Wells. Fargo Exp. 20
Clev. Pittsb'g Il. 87eS u. s. Express Co.. 46K
Chi. and NV. com S75a Tennessee 6s, new" 70H
Chi. and NV. pref 67s4 Gold ........l441s
Chi. and X. /. R....l0M Market arm.
Pitts, II, w. Il Cnl. 100
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RoBBERY.-Theodore Mckinney was arrested
at l O'Clock this morning in the Eleventh Ward,
charged with having robbed q man who was
sleeping in the house of the Northern Liberties
Hose Company, on New Market street below
Brown. Alderman Toand held him in $500 bail.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-09-12
IDAHO CITY, BOISE COUNTY, T, SATURDAY 1868
GRANTS sOLILOQUY.


wonder what the people mean; 4oI fG
This silence is appalling;
/ witness yet no pageant scene, ~ hs'
hear no jealous bawling.
Ny name was once migic word
TO set the throng shouting, J as
But those sounds no more are are heard,
AS if they all were doubling.
smoke and ponder till the tears
Adown my cheeks will driZzle,
For have many anxious fears
Of confounded fzzle. ta ~ tlt
sometimes think played the fool
In politics to dabble,
And feel I'm but a plant tool
For half crazy rabble.
wish I'd had the sense to bolt
The pow-wow at Chicago,
For Wei they know I'm but a dolt,
Although made the war 60.
To conquer with ten times the force
The enemy could muster,
Was not too great thing Of course,
And sheds but little lustre.
Had Lee but been where I was placed,
And been placed where Lee was,
I think should have been effaced
In half the time that he was.
My soldiership they overrate,
And think to fool the masses,
But if read Alright their fate,
They'll prove set Of asses.
They've got us in hellish muss,
Our friends are growing tickle,
And soon they'll have us, every cuss,
In most internal pickle.
I feel as if my head was bumped,
MY brains are in a muddle,
And o wish l had not jumped
Into their dirty puddle.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-09-12

COOP ADvICE.-At a recent meeting in
Missouri, one of the speakers, Col. Lane, who
served all through the war in the Federal
ranks, gave the following good advise to the
crowd: -4f
He said that when he fought through the
Union war and saw Lee SURRENDER at Apo
mattox Court House, he was under the I'm
preston that the war was over, but begin
now to think it has scarcely begun. will
tell you what q Radical said to, me fhs other
day, and it was this; Lane, what's the use
of your speaking7 We are bound to carry
the State" "But you do mean to say you
have majprity :" 'Not q bit Of it. but we W.,
wild it through the registration law. u we
cannot ont-yote YOU we will, and intend to,
out-eount % you" This is what they mean; e Z,
do. ami this is just what we intend they shall
not do l want peace, and God anows thai
we all want peace, but not peace ut the sacrl--
fice of liberty. In conclusion. let me urge you
to register, peaceably if you can---bat registe'
anyhow. loud applause). no'ilhsp
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-09-12

DEADLY FIGHT.- Thos. Carberry, alias
Irish Tom, shot Chas. Ridgley dead In Aus
tin, Nevada. Sept. 5th, in a difficulty between
the two. Ridgiey was well known in all this
unper country, having resided a while in this
Basin He killed Johnny Ewing in Rocky
Bar, A,turas county. .,.....
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-09-12

INFORMATION WANTED. - Miss Bell z.
Dougherty, of Black Lick Station, Indiana
county, PENNSYLVANIA, is anxious to get infor-
nation of her brother George Dougherty. A
report of his death on August 2, 1867, had,
reached her, but nothing authentic.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-09-12

ONE OF GRANTS KIND.-The Augusta
(Gal Coastitutioaalist says:
John Elliot, the lately appointed scalawag
Judge of the Circuit Court of the Mobile Ju-
dicial Districs, was arrested on the streets of
Mobile last week. tor being drunk and disor-
derly, and Gagged in the calabOose to sober up.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-09-12

GooD Hrr-We clip the following from an
exchange 5.'
4 Married, in Salt Lake City, 18th inst, in the
presence of the Saints. Brigham Young, to
Mrs. j. r. Martin, Miss Emily p. Martin, Miss
L. NJ. Pendegrast, Mrs. r. N. Jenicson, Miss
Susie P. Cleaveland, all of the county of Berks,
England No cards. ei 2aes Pd
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-09-12

CoRREcTIoN.---We erred in, saying the Con-
gressional election in California took place last
Tues sday, Sept. 8th It will not Come. off until
Nov. 3d-the same day With tho Presidentlaa!
election.
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An1useInenfs-

OPERA HoUsE.-The terrible rain
of Saturday night prevented large
ATTENDANCE. at the Opera House.
There was, however. better audi
ence than we expected to see. We
cannot speak very favorably Of the
performance. Mr.. Gotthold's come
dy does not come mp to his standard
as a tragedian by any means, aud
4" Katherine and Petruehio was not
produced as we have seen it. Miss
Rickcords sustained her character
perhaps the best. The paucity of the
audience had some influence on the
esprit dc corps dronlahque.
The farce was decidedly bad. The
only part sustained with real credit
was : Peggy" by Miss Hattie Whit
ney. 9" Caroline" by Miss Dryer, and
: Puddifoot, Sr. were fairly render
ed, Puddifoot, Jr." so chewed up
his words that nobody could un-
derstand one word he said in a score.
The play. we think. is an excellent
zone, and We hope to see it repeated
with more care and better success.
Puddifoot Jr.," Bufies " and
" Mrs. Figsley," can be greatly i'm
proved with the same cast.
Tonight will be produced the bril-
liant English comedy entitled "A
Widow Hunt, most charming play,
that had run of one hundred con-
secutive nights at the Royal St. James,
London. Mr.. Gotthold is making
every effort to deserve patronage, and
we hope he will receive liberal re-
sDonse.
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In A CRITICAL CoNDITIoN.-We
learned last evening that DR.. King,
who was so terribly iujui ed on the
Fair Grounds on Friday, though con-
sidered little better. was still in a
very critical condition. 1t is proposed
to remove him to his home at Vim
.eennes to-day. Charley Lang, who
was shot on Sunday, the 18th inst, is
also represented as in very critical
condition, and but slight hopes are
entertained of his recovery.
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RoBBERY ON THE ARMADA. - On
the down trip of the Armada, on Sun
day, the 18th inst, her money drawer
was robbed of $35. The operation
was observed by passeng er, the Off
GERS of the boat informed of the fact,
and the light fingered gentleman made
to disgorge. He was, however, held
in custody, and at Cairo had pre-
liminary examination, and was re-
manded to Pope County where the
offense was committed, and in default
of bail in the sum of 800, he was
LODGED in Jail.
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PERSONAL. = General James G.
Veatch, r. Z. Kerchival, Esq, aud
Mr.. Joseph Schenfeld were passen-
gers by the Morning Star, from Rock
port, last night.
Hon. Delano K. Williamson. Re
publican candidate for Attorney GEN
eral, arrived from New Harmony yes
terday, and is stopping at the Sher-
wood House.
Ex-Governor Thomas z. Bran
lette was in the city on Saturday,
at the American House.
Marcus Aurelius Orestes Packard,
Democratic candidate for Reporter
of the Supreme Court, was also
stopping at the American House.
Mr.. w. V. LEIGH, formerly of this
city, now of Cape Girardeau. Mis-,
souri,. was a passenger by the Rose
Hite, on Saturday, and proceeded tC
Cairo by the Armada. He is sell
ing goods at the Cape.
Captain G. III. Allen, of the Terr'
Haute E:cpress. was in the city yester
day. He returns by train this morn
ing.
MIR. Osborne Reilly arrived home
on Saturday night, and has favored
us with New York papers Of Thurs
day evening. e
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PRETTY GooD.-We have heard a
pretty good thing that took place on
Friday night at the Bramlette serenade
at the American House. just as the
Governor had closed his remarks an
enthusiastic young Republican who
had been attending the races at the
Fair Grounds, stepped out in the
street and exclaimed, IN bet 800
that Bramlette is beat on the first
heat" The banter produced loud
shout and great merriment among
those present.
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River Dispatches.

PITTsBURG. Sept. 2O.-The river is
at a stand. 1t has rained all day, but
is now clear.
: CAIRO, September 20.-Port list-
Belle Memphis, St. Louis to Memphis,
8 PM Alpha, Nashville packet, 10
Pm; Rubicon, Vicksbure to st:
Louis, AM; Lottawana. nolnnati
TO New Orleans, 4 AN; Raven, Gin
cinnati to st. Louis, JOAN; Arma
da. Evansville packet, 3 p NJ; Peyto-
ma st. Louis to Louisville, . PM;
City of Cairo, St. Louis TO Memphis,
PM. 800, ~
The river rose ten inches. Weather
cloudy.
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CoRRECTIoN.-In making a notice
of Brittan's lightning rod, now on
exhibition at Lodge, jenkins & Fen
der's, we inadvertently set down that
Mr.. Asa Northam was the agent. 1t
should have been the proprietor. We
repeat, it is certainly one of the best
lightning conductors we have ever
seen. 7atu -ai fE
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Gov. BRAMLETTE AT Mt. VERNON.
We learn, upon reliable authority,
that Gov. Bramlette was treated with
but little more consideration in Mt.
Vernon than in this city, where the
people utterly failed to turn cut to
hear him. His audience at Mt. Yer
non did not number over two hun
dred and City in all, and the speech
and the meeting were tame and spirit
sless.n .2vf.vEE Erh aaf
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Turner Hall Tuesday Night
DIR. MAX. +. A. HOFFMAN,
Candidate for Secretary of state,
DIR. RHIEL, Of Illinois,

DIR. RHIEL, Of Illinois,
VIII address the citizens of Evans
vile in the
GERMAN LANGUAGE,
On Tuesday night, September 26, at
"a o'clock.
The CRESCENT CITY BAND
will be present.
Let there be full turnout of the
German citizens.
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GIPsEYs.-We noticed several Clip
sey women in the city on Saturday.
We understand there is an encamp-
ment of these wanderers near the
city. They have with them some fine
horses and mules o.
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Tar SPEAKING AT EVANSVILLE
last Friday night there was large
Rsnnbliean meeting at Kirksviiie: IN
Gibson County. In the forenoon Mr.
IN Embree spoke to the people
din the afternoon Hon. d. Il. Will
henson addressed the people in quite
: lengthy speech. 1t was a very large
meeting for that place, there being
from three hundred to four hundred
! people in attendance. The speeches
were listened to with interest. and
we'll and enthusiastically received.
At night Robert A. Hill. of our city,
and Hon. d. E. Williamson spoke in
the Court House in Princeton to a
large and attentive audience. The
news from Gibson is quite encourag-
ing, aud the friends of the Union
cause in that county speak fatterlngiy
of the prospect.
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RECoRDER's CoURT.-One John
Conley. who. we believe, has more
than once made his appearance at the
Recorders Court, was on Saturday
fined and costed IS 40, on charge Of a
plain drunk. -
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A DAMP T1ME.-~The Seymour and
Blair Critter Company, headed by
the Democratic Silver Band turned out
on Saturday and paraded through
the streets, making quite respecta-
bic appearance. just about the time
the column had been formed, it com
menced to rain, and during the after
noon the rain poured down in tor
rents. They all got a good wetting.
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RuMoR.-There was rumor on
the streets last night that cutting
ARRAY had taken place at Pfeizer
Garden yesterday evening, but we
could not trace the report to a def
mite source of information.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
commissioners Sala
NTOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN

RYOEICE Is Nh EREBK GIVEN. that
Ia in pursuance of an order made by
the Com m on Pleas Court of Vanderburgh
County, at the September 7 erm, 1898, 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 or Evansville, on Saturday, the 24th
day OF october, 1868, the following describ-
ed real tate, 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 nine, in Lamasc0,
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 purch.. ser giving note with APP
proved security, having interest from date.
EDWARD p. ELLIOTT, Com'r.
j. +. WELBoRN, Atty.
September 10, lS68-sep21 4tw
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LOCAL NOTICES

PRIZE BEEF-Monday morning. at
Sharpe & Williams's New York Mar
ket, corner OF Third and Locust
Streets. sep19 2t
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BOARDING.

TROARDIEG- on Second Street, be-
80 tween sycamore and Inc, in the
house lately o. cupieI by Mr. VIM. 8uCz.
Three large furnished rooms, suitable for
families. Day boar ers WauteI.
au23 dLf MRS. q. A. FULLER.
TROARDH 81 q. - Mrs. u. Carter has re-
800 moved tp Mr.. John HeWsOn's large
house, on Division street. betWeeu second
and Third and Is ready 20 receive Rs many
day bOarders as win 1--WE her cali. She
also hes Eve or six good rooms 20 let.
mayB dI Mrs ID. CARTER.
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lEtOk sAE4E Ar AUCgION-
Valuable Business Property.

Five valuable Business Lots, on and near
the corner OF Water and Locust streets.
VIII be sold ut auction, ON
SATURDAY, SEPT. a8rH, 1865.
At O'Clock P NJ, no the Court-house. Lots
Nos. ], 2, 3, a. AMI 5, tn shankIn's subdi-
vision m part OF Lot SO o, OF Tho Old Plan
oftho City oil Evansville.
Lot no. q ga feet front by 90 feet
deep; Lot Ne. has Z3lS fest 'front.' bv 20
feet: Lots Nos, 3, ., and 5 have Ne feet front
by ~ IeeJ deep. The above described prop
city VIII be sold without reserve.
TERMS -One-third cash: balance an one
and two years, with e per cent interest
secured py mortgage on The premises. For
particulars tnQnirt of
j. p. ELLIOTT u SON,
Real Estate Agents.
Evansville Ind
ELLIOTT g. o, AuCtlOneeEs. Taes dEH
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Big BoILER.-An immense steam
boiler was shipped to ShawneetOwn
by the Armada, on Saturday. 1t is
intended for a steam mill in that city.
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Messrs. II. & b. Altering, No. 50
Main Street, has just returned from
the East, with the latest and most
fashionable styles of goods, consisting
ofcloths, doeskins. cassimers, vestings,
&c. which they will make mp to order,
In the latest fashionable styles. Guar
antee good fit, and prices reasonable.
Also large and we'll selected stock
of gents furnishing goods. se15-tf
THE HAPPIEsT MAN IN Town.
Our artistic friend, McGrew, well
known as one Of the heads of Mt pro-
fes,lOn, No. Z West First Street, is
again alone in business, and with the
service of the best talent in the SCUM
try, he will be enabled to do full Just
ice to his friends and customers.
Give him a call. Fse11 If
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Row ON EtGHTH SrREEr.-Y ester-
day evening, as we are informed, a
difficulty occurred at a saloon on
Eighth Street, between Frank Ed
monds and one Jas. layton, out of
which, but for the timelyinterference
Of the police, a serious trouble would
have occurred, as. threats were made
of serious character The offending
party was arrested and lodged in the
city prison. The affair will undergo
legal investigation to-day.
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ALARM OF FIRE,-The alarm of
hire on Saturday was caused by the
burning of some straw, thrown over
In the yard in the rear of the Ameri-
can House. The straw fell near
where some ashes had been thrown
out, and there still being live Goals in
the ashes, the straw caught fire. No
damage worthy of note was done.
The fire engines were out, but their
services we're not needed.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-09-21

MEETING IN SCOTT TOWNSHIP
Last Friday there was quite an in
1 e Republican meeting at Mr..
II, Newman's in Scott Township.
4 mere were quite number of voters
present and speeches were made by
captain Il. G. Gooding, and Lieut.
ICmhemeit. A tall Grant and Colfax
pole was raised, and quite GOOD
time was had. The Republicans n
Scott Township are working earnest H.
and we'll. They will do good WORK
at the October and November elee.
tions.
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LOCKED UP.-The man Hender-
son, who, of late, has been a regular
boarder with Captain Cochran, got
on bender again on Saturday, and
was locked up. Henderson is ire
pressible. He insists on his right to
board out all his fines and costs. 1t
is probably a speculation for him,
but is not a good investment for the
CITY
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republican Meeting at Yankeetown


The Republicans of Warriek
County are about the liveliest set of
men we ever saw. They are at work
night and day, and IS reward follows
labor, they will gain grand victory
on the 18th of October.
The meeting at Yankeetown on Sat
urday was largely attended. The
township is largely Democratic, but
still the number Of people present was
three or four hundred. A handsome
pole was raised in the forenoon. In
the afternoon the crowd collected at
a church, some little distance from
the town, and was addressed by Capt.
Reavis and Major Hynes Of this city.
Capt. Reavis spoke first, aud oc-
cupied about an hour. His speech
was frequently interrupted by ap
plause, and was listened to with
intense interest throughout Major
Hynes spoke for about halt an hour,
but was forced to desist on account OF
the rain, which came up ard oontinu-
ed during the remainder Of the after
noon, and also through the night,
Some of the audience were from
Boonville, and others from Newburg
and were compelled to leave IN order
to reach their homes before dark
His remarks, while he did speak, con
frmed the faith Of the Republicans
present, and armed them with new
material with which to fight the bat
tie among the bushes, and IN opt-of
the-way places.
Warrick County, We are satisfied
will give a good report of herself il
October. -.....f