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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-10-13

.
We hope that the loyal people of
Yandcrburga will to-day in the most
emphatic manner give the lie to the
lying. Villainous ISLANDERS which have
been circulated during the campaign
against our standard bearer in the
Congressional race. General VEATcH
having devoted four years to the SER
vice Of his country. participating In a
score Of battle-felds and sacrificing
his health ior his country, returned
to his home TO be defamed and viii
fed by peace Democrats and rebel
sympathisers, who had done all they
dared to defeat the cause for which
he fOu-ht. General VEATCH deserves
wei OF his countrymen for what he
has done in the past and for his ae-
knowledge abilities as a public man,
and we have confidence that he will
be triumpbantly chosen to represent
this District in the next Congress of
the United States. If Vanderburgh
will do her full duty, we will have
loyal Congressman from the POcket." "
Let every Republican work for that
glorious contamination to day.
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Real Estate Appraiser.

This Office, though one of insignifi-
cant compensation, is really very
important one, to the taxpayers OF the
county. The appraisemens Of real
estate which will be made by the
officer to be elected to-day will stand
for five years to come, and it is i'm
portant thatit be fairly and judieiously
done. The Republican Convention,
as stated by Mr.. ORR, in nominating
MOSES AIKEN for the position, did so
because he was large property holder
ia both city and county, and was WE'LL
Uniformed as to its value, and therefore
we'll qualified for the office.
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Yote for Conrad Baker

Because he is an honest mao, a gall
laut soldier, and a most competent
Governor. But there is special
reason why the Republicans of Evans
villa should use increased diligence
to swell his vote to-day. He has
been q citizen Of this city for quar-
ter of a century past and he has uni
formly sustained the reputation of
unimpeachable INTEGRITY. From an
unknown position he has step by step
aseended to the highest office in the
eift ofathe people of the State. He
has ia this Important contest been
chosen by the Republican party of
Indiana as its standard banner, and
right gloriously has he made the
fight. As his neighbors and fellow
citizens, it becomes US to give him
hearty endorsement by a handsome
majority in his own home. Let US
cast every vote possible for CONRAD
BAKER to- day.
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CnnnfY Commissioner.

1t is a matter of the utmost import
ance to the proper management of
county affairs that wise selection of
a Commissioner be made to-day. The
Republicans present the name of
SAMUEL BARKER. of Union Town
ship, to the voters Of the county with
confidence and with the assurance
that he is we'll qualified to discharge
the duties of the office. He is an old
and honored citizen, a prosperous and
enterprising farmer, man of sound
Judgment and iucorruptible integrity.
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New YOrk MarkeF.
BY Telegraph.

Car--e. osiaPn.I New YORK. Oct. IL.
900 000IbaSTiNS-very bS On quiet and steady; sales
LqUR-Receiphs Is, coz bsr1s.ia. iss1 -
at nj 75sz ~ Sts e Doyersi sales 6I0O barrels
ern: 81 soSS 20 I3r fo saperfine state and Vest
IoE extra Western; IS 756fi6 so' ~ o. 1Sto ~ ~
- 800 ~ Sra ~ eoSlO for rOnnd noon t1i1 n.
LOUIS SlO9l4 for good 10 ebaJcs NJ .Ee -
! Ing tso neaHy; california heavy and lover.
sales 90 barrels so ~ 9oalo s 90 rye hOur quiet
ee SOES ,Ol \, MEA,L-Q Quiet; sales 500 barrels AZ
70 Ior Marsh,s caloric IS IS for oltv. S'' -
MHISKH-NomlEal at 81 IS free
WHEAT-Receipts les .O0I bushels. fee ~
f r sales b5O0O bushels Al 9i 50
a. ar N NJ, g. SpIings VI Goal 60 for No do:
ao: sl 7S3 for Amber Gceen Bay; a. is for
white Wisconsini g 4Oa2 90 Tor white
Miehigan; 81 6792 so for " hite California;
RYE-DuIl and dropping; sales 81 ~ ~
pusuels In lots at u 658l 10 for Western m
ana 81 7O9l % for State -
ARLEY-s3carce and firRnaF.. ae1su. r,e O noo
PHSds Ppasneis t at - % for state. and 50 IS Tor
BARLEY MALT-Qulet; sales of 5000 bush
CoRN-ReceIpts, $4,000 bushels; sales at
IIgl ~ tor unsound, and N 1901 20 for
SOUND mixed western.
OATs-Receipts, I8s,7IO bushels; opened
very firm, and OlOSed duh aud droopinq.
sales OF Al ,0OO bushels at 741Tg751So for new
GRAIN IN WAREHOUSE.
Wheat, 4ss,S08 bushels: corn. 2.5Os ys4
0u5hels: oats, ,393.936 bu,heis; rye, 8I,85
bushels; barley = .036 bushels: barley
% 3 gu: 5s '65l bushels; peas, 81 $50 busheIs
CoFFEE-Rio, active for common grades.
and regular prime firm; sales OF go bags
sUGAR-Flfm With demand; sales OF
IO5o hhds at ll9l2c for Cuba, and 1916 for
. MoLAssEs Quiet and steady sales or 100
hhds. Cuba At 4705Ic.
BHoPs1Quiet at l5g25c for American.
PErRoLEUM-Quiel and unchanged
IIHsEED OIL-Duif, at S8ctdu 03.
IUBPENTISE -s-teady, at 43B44c.
PoRK-Heavy and lower; sales $50 bar
rels, at S2S 75928 80 for mess, closing at
vs. % regular; s28 70 for oil do; S2a 500
% 90 for prime; S28 for prime mess.
!, BEEF'-s teady; sales ll6 barrels; 8ll 500
" o0 Tor new plain mess; SO 60028 70 for
NV extra mess, Three beet quiet, at
US OO929 W for prime mess; s3l OO933 % for
India mess.
BEEF HAMS -QuIet, at SIS OO92s 90.
CUT MEATS Steady: sales 40 packages
at l2g l214e forsnoulaerss l49ls1S for hams.
MIDDLEs Heavy.
LARD Dull and heavy; sales 40 tierces,
AZ lI54gl914c for steam. and l9iSgl91se for
Kettle rendered. t'
BUTrEH--Dpll aud heavy, at sO9Ssc for
Ohio; 57S47c for state.
iCHEESE-HeRVy, at l30l7c.-
FRhIGHrS TO LIYERPOOL-lrregulRr and
unsettled : eng1ge nentS per steamer or
j00O0 bushels at "a for wheat and corn, and
200 barrels hour at I'd.
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COunfY Clerk.

SoREN SORESsON, the Union can
didate for Clerk Of the Circuit Court,
needs no introduction by Us to the
electors of Evansville to-day. b fore
the young man, who is his COM
petitor, was born he was a we'll known
citizen of this county, aud has ever
sustained an unsullied reputation. He
has FOR years been an active IN err
chant, and has several times, by an
almost unanimous vote, been, ,entrust-
ed with responsible official duties,
which he discharged with a sacred
regard to the public Interests. He is
desorvedly popular, and will undoubt-
edly be elected.
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COunlY Treasurer.

We have taken occasion TO refer to
the contest for this Office heretofore.
and we have little TO add. 1t will
hardly be necessary TO exhort Repub-
licans to vote for WILL. WARREN
over FRED. LUNKENHEIMER. Who
can be so lost to honor and a decent
regard for the glorious services of the
loyal soldiery as to prefer Copper
head to a one-armed private of the
Union army? We believe that not
obly will WILL. WARREN get the
solid vote of his party but that many
Democrats will recognize his sacrifice
to his country and TO them, and give
him a vote to-day 1t cannot be that
the people of .Nanderburgh will re-
ject him. He is known and ack nowl-
edged by all to be thoroughly compe-
tent and of unimpeachable integrity.
Let the soldierSboys rally as one man
to his supportSWe must mot dis
grace our county by his defeat.
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81. Louis Market.

By Telegraph ST. LOUIS, Oct. IL.
ToBACco-Quiet and unchanged, with
very little offering. 40 -s- 81.
lHEMP-DuIl; sales of uudressed at SI40,
and dressed at $40. t.s -ss..le- -ssf lzsfft
FLaUR -Qu1et, with very little demand
except for the lowest grades: snperEne
s5 rs: extra S6 IS: choice Fall extra 81 01a
81 %: fancy SII 00Gll IS. .tsa.---.. - -
WHEAT-Stiffer tor both Fall and Spring
prime Fan 81 759I 80; strictly priIL VI 90G
81 50; ciIo.ce 10 fancy 81 0092 10; good to
prime Srring 81 21gI %; prime to choice
81 30lgl %.
CoRN-Inactive at 93@95c. Ex
OATs-ttrn for prime to choice grades !;
BARLEY : Unchanged; strictly prime
Iowa Spring sold at 81 90;l chctce 81 90;
choice Missouri e. D.
81 %.
P9RK-Qulet and unchanged; sales mess
BAcoS ATnaetiye. and rather weak;
shoulders l31469I31zc; clear rib sides l654c;
clear sides 1754aI715c.
LARD-Dull and nominal mt lS5z9lSc Tor
eh0ice tierce.
WHISKY-Firmer; sales at u n, Dut IL IL
mostly held At 81 So
). LIVE STOCK-Cattie In fair demand win
q ,Sier prices: sales at 81 50d6 W gross Tor
inferior 10 choice. Fat sheep are saIeable
al So O595 90; low grades are dIiiI a1 y OO9
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. S,0l5 bbls.; Wheat, TO-
S3i bushels; Corn, ,Of6 bushels; Oats, 32Ol6
bushels; Rye, 7,46l bushels. 4
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Cincinnati MarFet

b Telegraph.l crEouryAT, a..
a5 ddSoUR-Quiet dS but steady; fannie nv - - <,
| red. A@no5 at u % Tor No ]
&c soss-Not asS.. salabie at better t5ab ss. 81,
| hYE-Quiet but firm. AZ n oaar "a
| OATS -Duli, at 59d6O. FOR ~ ~.
bARLEY-Firn, at So III rcr ~ Z, e,
| Spring, and ~ 2592 IS for tsanelfsaS z 94Ste
may be quoted sale able at 81 5O1S9 ~ 4 S.. ~
hardly any Offering. We W Dab
OoTToS-blrfn. a 2oc for midUlfn0
1oBACCo-Unchan9ed
WHIsKY--htrtn. at 81 80 for free
RRoVIsIoNS-Quiet but firm, holderR aslr
Ing NLrem6 rates; not m lch fn dernard. !.
mess pork is held at $50 50a8O 75. huIf
meats drm shoulders, held at I2s: Rfdes
l45zci clear SIDES sold at l6c: bacon arm
but with only retail de anand; SHOULDERS
~ @ls79c sides 1910 l6s<c for clear rib,
and IKE for clear.
acknowledgement holders ask Ig1Sc.
bUTTER-1n tier supply and the mar
ket dull, nc B3G38c.
EGGs-22c. 7.r= r.g
CHEESE- -I66T8c
GRocERIEs-Quiet and UNCHANGED.
OlL-LlnSeed, In fair demand AZ EI o.
HneED-U nchanRed; max, 81 40a2 90.
DEEb' CATTLE-UD chan ged and duiet.
nOoS-1n demand, at 81 O0d8 90 per
~, 3rO,SS5 and $40 90 net, 70 be delivered the
ALsI nalf OF November.
TEnLD-Olosed at 1874, buying
j, - AChANGE- -Ftrmer: bankera nav mar
~ ~ sen sen at l-I0 per cent. PREMIUM
-AoNEh-Market steady.
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MT.IvERNoN. IND.
Grand Republican Rally-6,O3O PeO.
pie In Attendance.
Especial To Evansville Journal. 4

Especial to Evansville Journal "
Mt. VERNON, October II. This
has been a glorious day for the Re
pubiicans of Old Posey. Early this
morning the crowd began to pour in
from the surrounding conntry8 At l
o'clock PM. the Cumberland came in
with large delegation from Evans.
vile, including the Grant Cavalry,
chariot, artillery. &c. The procession
Immediately formed and moved out
to the barbecue. The procession was
nearly a mile long. After dinner
speeches were made by Governor
Dunning and Robt. A. Hill, Esq.
To night there is grand torchlight
procession going on unbounded en-
thusiasm. Good judges estimate the
crowd at 5000. VQE EoEEf
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-10-13
MONETARY & COMsIERCIAL
WEEKLY REYIEw..

=. FINANcGAL-The demand for money is
quite active. and very little idle capital
remains In the vaults of our banks. Short
paper maturing In November and Decem-
Der Isl readily taken at 10 per cent, while
longer bills are difficult of sale at II per
cent. The expectation is that in the
months of November and December the
pork packers will require their usual
share of the capital of the banks for their
operations. and as their cases must be met
it necessarily compe1s reserve Of means
to supply the wants named, hence long
paper carries the loan beyond the pork
season. The banks by requiring short
paper are endeavoring TO distribute their
means equally among the most important
branches of trade. f-.4 ef .E
Exchange on New York Is In active de-
mand at par buying, and % sci Ing.
Gold Has further sdeclined-buying, 1856;
selling, lSS Silver III, buying, and l29,
selling i7<H
l.oxza =
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Importance OF To.day's Election.

Republieans, bear in mind that the
contest to day is virtually one be-
tween GRANT and SEYMOUR. 1t In
diana east a decided Republican ma
jority, General GRANTS election is an
assured faet. and the November cleo
tiou viii only record the verdict of
the people, made to day. The way
for the people of this city to aid 10
the eleetioa Of GRANT and CoLFAx
Is to curry Vanlerburgh County for
BAKER. VEATcH, and the county
ticket. friends of GRANT and peace,
work. faithfully, enthusiastically,
earnestly to-day, aad you will thereby
greatly advance the. cause of our great
National foader.J US lT5iA IAi1ilt
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visiting with punishment, military o
naval officers, and intimatiDg tha
such election order is intended il
part as a rebuke to Gen. Reynolds
who Issued an order forbidding the
cltIzens of Texas holding an election
for Electors.
1t will be recollected that the
States of Virginia and Mississippi
nave not yet been recognized by Con-
gress IN the admission of their Sem
ators and Representatives, and that
Congress. In July last, passed an act
IN effect precludiDg the counting of
their electoral votes. ~
w. ID. Adams has been appointed
storekeeper at Geneva, Illinois. u
>, General Thomas will return to
Tennessee in q day or two. He came
here to attend the Dyer Court Martial,
not having received notification of its
pOstponement.
1t is SCREAMED from authentic
sources that a telegram of the 4fh
states that Minister Hale had applied
for instructions, in view of the po1iti-
cal situation at Madrid. The instrne-
tions were given through the same
medium, on the 5th. Mr.. Hale now
telegraphs, in compliance with the in
that he has recognized the
new government at Madrid. His pro-
ceediDgs have been considered. Senior
v ella to-day presented his credentials |
to the Secretary of State and was re- |
ceived as Charge d Affairs of the Re- |
publics of Guatamala and Salvador. |
WASHINGTON, October l2.--The
track of the Central Pacific Railroad
IS finished to the Reese River Valley.
i've hundred miles east of San Fran
cisco, and about 600 miles north
Of Austin. The grading is ready for
tha iron a hundred miles beyond, aud
i is said the requisite grading to Salt
Lake will be done by the lltn of De-
ecrnber. The earnings of the RAILROAD
.or September were $263, 900 ia gold.
La a few days Wells, Fargo 4 Co. s
stages will connect with the railroad
It Gravelly Ford. on the Humboldt
River, instead of Wadsworth. This
will shorten the stage route nearly
VIC hundred miles. - lla
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County Recorder.

Capt. ToMHEMELT, who has served
the people faithfully. has justly earned
a reelection to-tilis position, which
he has 50 worthily filed. He is a
gallant soldier, aud deserves the vote
of every supporter of General GRANT.
His opponent has been so often de
fea,ed within the past six years, it
has come to be an easy task, which
will be we'll done to-day by the Re-
publican candidate.
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Rnr0nean Market.

By Cable LONDON, Oct. l2-EYe.
CoNsoI4s-9g< for money.
BONDS At74ss.
sTocks-FIrm; Illinois Central, at e554
Erie, BIZ.
SUGAH-Easier at 25s 6d.
TALLow--DecIned TO 49s. iZ @
FRANKFORT, October l2-Eve.
BoNDs s-Quiet and steady at 77sS9771S
n ..r PARIS, October I2-Bve.
RENTEs-At 60f. SIC.
LIVERPOOL, October l2-Eve.
CoTToN-Buoyant; sales of 10000 bales OF
uplands at lO5z9lO5s; Orleans n9ll3s.
BREADsTUFFs - 'UnehRngedi California
wheat at l2s I'd; No. ? red los 3D. Western
-four 27s.
CoRN-At 3ss Sd.
OATS -Sales at 3s Cd.
PEAs--At 46s Cd.
BARLEY-Sales at IS.
BEEF-At Is.
+ PoRK-Sales az eos.
Z LARD-Q Quiet; sales at Ills.
BAcoN-Flrm at 55s Cd.
PkTRoLEUBI-SaIes of refined at Is 71<d.
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False RenOrts.

Pay no attention to any stories
that may be Published by the Demo
cratic papers this morning, or which
may he circulated by partisans on the
streets to-day, calculated to injure our
candidates. 1t rs the old tactics Of
the Democracy to manufacture start
ling reports on the morning of the
election. They deceive none but the
foolish and unwary. yiIaia'ea
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-10-13

The fact that man name appears
o. the Registry, does NOT, OF itself,
eutitle him to vote lie may be re-
qnired to answer questions, and ifsnot
sat sfactory, She Judges of Election
may exclude him. .-5 .a
Neither does the affidavit of non4i
registe tered person OF necessity secure
his vote. he also may be put upon
his oath to answer questions, and may
be rejected If not a legal voter.
The only,sife rule il 70 challenge
all doubtful men. put them upon oath,
aud question them closely. c
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-10-13

II .
Tho people Of Yanderburgh County
to-day are to decide between these
two citizens for the Office of State
Senator. Onele or the other will repre-
sent This County in the State Legisla-
ture for The next four years. Can
any irtcliigsnt risn entertain a doubt
as to which will inake for US the most
useful representative? Judge IGLE-
HART, educated = lawyer, at the head
Of the Evansville Bar, man of ex-
tensive arquaintanee throughout the
State, il. just the citizen above all
others who y ould be chosen by all
for the position, if men were not gov
erned bg political considerations
I'r. MORGAN is a man Of limited
intelligence beyond his own avooa-
tion, preverbiaily devoid of enter
prise and public spirit. with no ac-
qua;Btance outside Of Evansville,
witlrout LEGAL information sufficient
TO draft a. i9w, and would be abso.
lutely without influence in the Legis-
lature. Ia tie selection Of Senator.
our people, who have tno prosperity
of ilv lnsvile at heart, should look a
little beyond polItica, considerations.
n our city is 70 continue the CONNER
eial metropolis Of the State, VIC will
need influential representatives at the
Ssate Capital to look after our inter
ests and procure for us ncedful legis-
Iation. Who will be able to serve vi
bestin these regards? We hope voters
will consider these important matters
OF local interest, and answer candidl!
~ they deposit their ballots to-day.
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New York Dry GOOD Marksl.
by Telegraph.

y IeIegfaph.I ~ NEW YORK, Oct. ~.
Market steady. with a fair business In
staple cotton. goods. Atlantic A heavy
brown sheettuga are firm al l6c, do. II
llIac, Appleton l5c; STARK a. are selling as
Head Ice, Pequot A lB1%e, do. b 1870, CO.
hRsset l6c, Cabot I4ISc, Augusta lac. HarFi 8
burg lie, and standard prints, suon as Pa
All low makes OF wool fiauneIs are scarce
and advancing, although Jobbers are still
dlsposing OF some cheap lots below 30c.
Ctafiin & Co. are offering first- class 5hnller
nanhels, yard wide, at 500; broWn-gray
white and good blue-g -grays are salable Ct
55 per Found,
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Terrible Living.

The following telegram was sent
from this city to the indianapolis
Sentinel, relative to the Seymour and
Blair demonstration on Thursday
last. Whoever sent it is an awful
There were over four thousand in
the procession and about twenty five
or thirty thousand spectators. \
The procession lCdS the largest eUe1.
shot0n IN Indiana, and ten times
larger than ever shown in the South
ern part of the State"
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Sew YORK cold ana stock narter.

By IeIegraph.I 10" NEW 1oRK, Oct. Y.
MoNEY-More active I'm the f0ran oOn
closed easy at 517 per cent. There Is but
little currency going West. but the SouLh
is drawing to a moderate extent.
GOLD-The Assistant Treasurer an
nounces that proposals will be received
for S8,0 ,000,000 gold, in daily Is OF $500 900,
for ten days, on and after the l4th.- Go q
advanced this afternoon on thIsaDnounee-
ment. Prices opened a. 1881, fell to lA75S,
advanced TO 1873, and closed az I375<9l371s
STERLING Quiet at e1&d91S.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS = The marker
opened higher aud strong. coupons OF
81. Il3Is9ll4; do. '62, lI25S9ll25z DO; "a
llteSf1il0Iz; do. '65, IlO1SG tlV5<: new. lus1a y
1889; '63; 1O91zC9I095<; 10. .40s, ~IO59lUOH.
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Reware OF False TIckets.

Let Republicans examine otheir
tickets carefully to-day before voting
or giving them to their friends. 1t is
an old trick of the Copperheads to
substitute the names of their candi-
dates on what purports to be a straight
Republican ticket. See that your
ticket is all right. assa< ie 75a 5r4
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-10-13

TAXPAYkRs and business men are
deeply interested IN the success OF the
Republican county ticket to-day. The
result of the Democratic triumph in
the city last Spring has hxed upon
the people an increase of thirty-three
Yc, cenL Of taxation. The same fate
awaits the taxpayers in the county if
the Democracy triumph to-day.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-10-13

ALL the old Know Nothings who
proseribe Irish and GeFmans, and
hate Catholics, will of course vote for
DIR. Morgan to-day, for he admits that
he took a most solemn oath never to
vote fer or give political encourage
ment to any foreigner or Roman Cath
olic. and he has never recanted.
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FOR Coroner.

The Republican candidate for Cor
oner, SAMUEL P. HAvLIN. has dis
charged his duties faithfully in tae
past, aud has well merited the en-
dorsement Of the people at the polls
tits better TO continue competent
officer for another term than to take
up an unknown and untried man.
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Vote Eariy.

1t IS Aimportant that Republicans
should vote early to-day. Let no one
put off that important duty. Let it
be the first 4oOrIs-cf-the -9ey. When
his ballot is deposited let him see
that his neighbor votes also and votes
right.ro s altsN aaLGAl
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, Oct. IA dispatch from
Bombay says favorable reports have
been received of the progress of the
expedition aga nst the tribes in the
northwestern district of India. The
troops sosfar have met with slight op-
position.
The Fenian pr;sonersa at Dartmoore
are 20 be released.
The steamers Manhattan, from New
York, and HISTORIAN, from Quebec,
have arrived at Liverpool. a....E
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ST.. LOUIS, October PA messen-
ger belonging to the Accommodation
Bank, while standing on Third
Street, near the Custom House, this
afternoon, was robbed of $1,000 in
money and 800 in drafts. No clue
to the thief. sssa Asess aasj s=ssa
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-10-13
Look Ont for Illegal Voters !

The Democracy carried the last
city election by high-handed fraud.
BE on the alert to- day aud see that
they do not repeat that iniquity.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-10-13
WASHINGTON.
Central Pacific acknowledgements for
the Information or Army officers.

& WAsHINGToN, October II. = The
President, TO day, through the War
Department, issued general orders
for the information of army officers.
quoting provisions of the Uonstitu-
ton relative to the election of Presi-
dent and Vice President, and laws
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-10-13
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