davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-01-30
a1f COroner'S Sale-NO. 3.
Wy VIRTUE OFAN EXECUTION

WIKI A. Oh AN E1NEGk11O1 IS
,0sued out of the Circuit Court OF V ander-
bnrgh County, State of Indiana, in favor
OF John p. H. Short, and against Hiram
9. Nanny, Jacob Ii. Miller, and Thoma :
y. Pace, for the sum of seven hundred
anc 1hIrty-two dollars ard thirty cents,
on ..,.-s
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10Th, Is g,
Between the hours of 10 O'Clock An, and
O'Clock Pm. of said day, at the door OF
the Court House, in the city of Evansville,
Vanderburgh County, state OF Indiana.
offer for sale, at public auction, the rents
and profits. for the term Of seven years, of
the following desc ibed real estate, to-wit:
Lots ], 2, 3, and 4 in Block 2. Jacobsy1l!e,
with improvements; and Also Lot ., In
Block 2, Southern Enlargement, ana I'M
proven ents, in the city Of EVansYltle,-
State ofIndfana. 81 iE4 ~
And should said rents and pionIS not
sell for a sum sufficient to. satisfy SAID writ
and costs, will, at the same time and
place, offer for sale the fee simple OF said
premises, subject to the following credits:
A prtI 50th 1861, $500 90; June list, 1861 $40 90;
June Nth, 1851 SIS4 OF; August 10Th, 1867,
SIS 90. SAMUEL z. HAVIlNa
Coroner Y. c.
Evansville. January 80, 1858. i 400
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-01-30
NEW GROCERY STORE.
EVANSVILLE GROCERY.

EB. Cross. DAVID JENKINS.
"AVENG THIS cay OPENED our
80 : tore of a well selected stock of Fam
~ Groceries at No. t3B Main Street, be-
tween r ourth and Fifth Streets, we take
pleasure in announcing to the public that
we have, and Will keep constantly on
hand, a full and complete assortment of
Family Groceries; also, Willow Ware,
Crockery Ware. Lime, Cement, Plaster
Paris, Salt. &C., &c. We will sell our goods
as low as the lowest elsewhe e.
WE CAN'T. BE UNDERSOLD.
Goods delivered TO any part of the city
free OF charge, By adheriDg TO the above,
and by strict attention to business, we
hope To merit a full share of the public
patronage. Please give as call. Don't
forget the place.
ROSS az JENKINS.
n. BAH persons desiring to purchase
sand in large or small quantities, can be
accommodated by leaving their orders at
the Evansville Grocery.
jan 3m EB. CROSS.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-01-30
Notice.

nv HE PARTNERSHTP HERETO
III fore existing between the undersigned
under the firm of STEELE & TRIBE, is
this day dissolved, by the Withdrawal of
James Ste ele The unsettled business of
the firm " i'll be settled by James Steele.
JAMES STEE e,
B. F. TRIPLE.
Evansville, January q, 1868. Jan30 1w
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-01-30
GENUINE BEARS OIL.

So valuable for the hair, and SO hard to
get pure, can be obtained, without mix
ture, fer few days only, at the
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-10-10
ST. LOUIS.
The FaIr-PaschaIl House ,Hrawlug.


4 ST. LOUIS, Oct. 9.-The attendanc,
at the faio was very large again to day
fully 10000 people being on th'
\ grounds. The weather is clear bu'
cool. The great event of the day was
the IPaschall House drawing, which
took place in the~arena, and occupied
| six hours time5iIt is not kaown al
present who are the holders of the
4 winning tickets. -
The following are the numbers that
drew the prizes: 55,792, Paschall
! House. valued at $3.50, ,O00;{ Il, $50,
a residence in Memphis, valued at
$50. 600; 6O,664, residence in Jeffer-
son City, now valued at $4,000; g.
! z85, residence on Chestnut Street,
st. Louis, valued at $18,000:z II, ,O94,
a residence on Eighth Street, valued
at SIS, ,O00; 81, 1861, re- idencelon Nor
gan Street, valued at $l5. 900; ], ,629, a
residence on Eighth Street. valued at
$4,000; 43, log, a residence 90 Chat
eau Avenue, valued at $1,000; 93s.
343, residence on Morgan Street,
valued at S15, 900; 81. .437. arresidence
ON Chateau Avenue, valued at SO 600.
In thearing to-day horses of all
work being on exhibition. j. sF. Da-
wilson, Lewis Davidson. B5sL. Dor
sey and j. s. Beatty, all of Illinois,
took premiums. For Thorough bred
stations of any age. premiums of
$500, $50 and $50. Reber q Smith
took the first prize, with B sanie Scot
land. j. E. Miles, of kentucky,
took the second prize with Refugee,
and John Davis & Co., with Pat NAL
10y, took. the third. For stations,
four years and over, Bonnie Scotland
took the first prize, and Kentucky,
owned by j. f. Miles, took the sec
ond. For three year olds, Pat Malloy
took the first and Sundown the sec
eud, both in j ohm Davis & Conpany's
stable.
For one year olds,a III. B. Bohanon,
of Kentucky, aud Granta& Maguire,
Of Illinois, took the premiums for
thoroughbred mares. isl. azi.loa.
/ For four year olds and over, John
Davis & Co., and Michael Grady, of
ST Louis County, took premiums
For mares three years old; RibeF
and Smith took both prizes with
Ontario and Queen of the West.
For two year olds, III. b. Bohanou,
of Kentucky, took the first and NJ.
w. Henderson, Of St. Lonis County,
the second premium. onA
For jacks, j. III. PickereU, of
Illinois, and h. Quick took the prize
q The premium of 800 for the best
improvement in machinery, useful to
farmers, made within three years, has
been awarded to the sef.binding
reaper of j. F. Gordon.
The Excelsior Base Ball Club fof
Ghieapo nlaved the Resolutes of st.
Louis, to-day. beating themEin score
of Al to 13. They close the tourna-
meut to morrow with the Atlantics 4
of St. Louis, and will undoubtedly
carry off the prize. ------.--.--. -.
The receipts at the Fair gates yes
terday were nearly $4,000. There
were fully ninety Thousand people 'on
the ground duripg the day. s1sH VI ol
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-10-10
Cincinnati Market.

By Teiegraph,l s.CINCTNEATT. Oct. o.
changed. fs<s 81 ar.s 4.ef : -Uaf frfsTr--r'1i 81
! WHEAr-Q Quiet but arm, with Unchanged
prices.
CoRN-Dull at 9Sc@si.
81 ~.
OATs-Quiet at 59@6Oc.
BAKLEY-Quiet but frm.I sfHAL .rzHo =
CoTFoN-Dull; middnng 25c
- 11oBACCo-Ffrm and uncnanRed sales Of
no hds; lUssS6fo SfO; 1eaf $40 IS 10 So 85
- WHIaKY-SoId at 81 27(gl %, but Is now
held at 81 30. The supply is lighter.
sales.
BULK BTEATs-Held at I2a141Sc for shouI-
ders and sides. but no salas.s 3 - @-@ g
Z a BACoN-A moderate retail demand, and
several small lots, amounting to S5 hhds.
sold at lS14e for sh oulders, 1615@16s1c for
clear rib sides, and I71<c for clear 30.
HAMs-Sugar-cured less HrIn; sales at
lS1RaI9c
mand. - 81 AZ . - = - y + -
BUrrER-Dull at 349Ssc.
EGGS-Firm at 22c. esF s.- ... =
APPL LEs-DniI at S294Fs Dbl. saA JEAUA
OIL-Linseed dull: 81 Us asked.
LAY + irIn at fulli prices Sl6Gl9 ID ton
GoLD-l*85< buying.
ExcHANGE-DuU at 30 discount to par
buying. The money market is unchanged.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-10-10
ATLANTA.



ATLANTA. Oct. 9.--Geu. Meade has
issued an order distributing the forces
under his command to points were he
deems it necessary, to enforce the
laws aud to preserve order until afteF
the election. The military officers
are instructed to act in aid and CO.
operation and in subOrdination to the
civil authorities, and are to exercise
decision and Judgment aun biased by
political or other prejudices.5. He
also appeals to- the people to CO.
operate with him and the civil au-
thorities 10 sustalnihg law and order,
and urges abstinence from imhamma-
tory andincendiary appeals to passion; ];
discountenanees the keeping openiof'
liquor shops on days of political
meetings and of election, and also the
carrying of arms, and the assertion of
individual rights and constituting of
laws by force OF arms. JIetgeach cit
izen determinegthat all who under the
law have a right to the ballot, shall
exercise it undisturbed, and let dis.
puted points be referred to courts.
The General hopes be- can rely
on the good sense of the mass of
the people, and not be compelled.
TO exercise 10fee, which. he aWGu q
most reluctantly employ. Gen. Bul-
lock has Issued a proclamation 10
Sheriffs, and TO eaehfand every other
civil officer In every county to see TO
it that the lives and property of all
citizens and the peace of tho commu-
nifty are preserved, and that all per
sons are protected In the, full ex-
ercise Of their civil and political
rights and privileges and cbarg-
ing upon every person resident in the
State that they render prompt and
willing obedieuce to the Sheriff and
other civil officers under all circum-
stances whatsoever and that they
demand protection from said officers
when threatened or disturbed in per-
son or property, or denied their
political OF civil rights. and falling to
receive such protection, they report
the facts TO this Department.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-10-10
EUROPE.
By Atlantic TeleGraph-

SPAIN assFtA
MADRID, October .9.-The Provis-i
ional Junta have made declaration
In favor of civil and religious liberty.
1t is received with enthusiasm, and
extensive popular demonstrations
have been made in Madrid. specially
in favor of religious toleration.
Large numbers of workmen are
idle in consequence of the agitation,
which has caused a temporary suspen-
sion of industry and labor in the city.
The Provisional Junta assures them
that work will be provided for all
who want it. M 4a.ss...
Rumor says that the Duke and
Duchess of Montpeusier have been
allowed to re-enter Spain.
Much excitement has been created
Ia CATALONIA by reform in the Customs
Tariff.
F. MADRID, October 9.-The Cubans
lin this city demand that their island
be represented at the deliberations OF
the Provisional Junta.
+ MADRID, October 9.-The Junta
will bring bill before the Cortes for
abo.ishing slavery in the colonies at
the expiration of ten years. r~--,,
FRANCE.
PARIS, Oct. 9.-The Papal corvette
Conzescone has been ordered to Mar
settles, to take on board the Queen of
Spain.
ENGLAND. 5&E8H
LONDON, October 9.-At New
market to-day, the Derby was won by
See Saw, and the Prendergast stakes
by Wild Oats. sfa fok1ss
| LONDON, October 9.-Rumors are
current at Paris and Madrid that
Cuba has declared for Independence.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-10-10
EVANSVILLE, 1ND:' sArUR oAY.. .oo foBER 10. 1865

had submitted to- the Bishop and
deputies of Nebraska, aud they ap-
proved it. Il had nothing to do with
changes ia the ritual. as 10 chang
| ing wordslin tlle original services, but
he believed it would be passed By the
House. It was as follows. Adopt
the report with this proviso: ''Pro-
vided, That, in admitting the new
Diocese oil Nebraska, this House does
| not intend to sanction the change of
its name fiom Convention to Council
by the Diocese of Nebras ka. until che
Constitution and Canons of the Cen
eral Conventionare so changed in the
matter thereby provided for amend
ments and alterations.
After some further discussion, on
motion Of Judge Otis, the whole sub
ject was tabled. ~. va.a..l ss..rsa taf
Judge Otis then moved to take up
the message from, the House of
Bishops and concur therein, aud that
the prOviso be added. a,ff go s3,5.s
The President stated the question
without the proviso. e 4.eai ,gs i5n@ l5'4
Hon. Hamilton Fish asked if there
could be no amendment for the. .reso-
luton of the House of Bishops.
Judge Oils said that after the reso-
luton should be con cured in he
would move the proviso sdgt2 2
Rev. DIR. Howe. OF. Pennsylvania,
would. not vote for the resolution
without the proviso. II
Rev. Dr. Mead, Of Connecticut,
would agree with the last spea ker, bat
without referring to the House of
Bishops he desired an expression of
opinion to the effect that the conduct
of Nebraska was irregular in chang
log the name of their annual assem-
blage. SOB E-eseYso0 .stiy-r bs5a 3E - 80 |
Rev. DIR. Norton, of Virginia,
moved that the words Protestant |
Episcopal be inserted before the |
word Church in the resolution of !
the House of Bishops. snsi aiaaaA
The Convention at this point ad- I,
journed till tomorrow. E5oH is9a Il
NEW YORK, October 9.-Horace
Greeley was nominated for Congress
20 night sem the Fifth Congressional I
District. .14 .ie. asaAi
The Goroner's inquest on the body
of Howell Cobb rendered 4 verdict !
of death from apopiexy. 1870 q. ~
NEW York, Oct 9.-Howell Cobb, |
Of Georgia, formerly Secretary Of the |
under Buchanan, te!l dead I
this morning in the corridor of the |
Fifth Avenue Hotel. ,.,g
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-10-10
st. Louis Market.

By Telegraph.pu - ST. LOUIS. Oct 9. , q
TOBACCO teady; sound lugs IS OOa9 so; /;
dark leaf Sl0(9l3 90 black Wrappers SAD.
5Io co. medium and bright leaf, SI5Qs40 90 !;
fine and fancy, S40@S0 00.-
.HEMP-Dull; sales OF choice undressed
at 81 To- -r~
CoTroN-Nothingdo ng doing. 40 ts
FLoUR-Dun and weak; demand con-
fined TO lower grades superhne, S5 1896 90;
extra. 90 z596 20; double extra, 81 25g7 80; !;
treble extra 10 fancy, s. 90912 90.
Z w WEEAT-Irregular and a shade lower |;
good to prime fail, 81 65@I so; strictly
prime, 81 S5aJl 90; choice TO fancy. S202 10.
prime 10 choice Spring, 81 309I 80 for No.
l; and choice No. 2, 81 33gI 8j.
CoRN-Dull; very little demand sales at
oATs-Ffrnn, but slow at 52g65c for good
to choice.
BAILEY - Slow; strictly prime Iowa
Spring, 81 coal e5: choice Missouri and
fancy Iowa, 81 1902 Is; no Fall Offering.
RYE-Firm at 81 2091 %.
PoRK-Has further advanced, andVveEyT
firm; sales Of ess In lots at $50 80 ;4smalf
sales.
i BULK MEATs-l514c for clear rib sides, Ice
for clear sides, and I2c for shoulders.
=. BACON-Higher: tolerably active; clear
sides l7A9l71ac, clear rib l6$4e, loose
shoulders I3c, packed 1870. -. II. +.
LARD-S l4all lots OF choice tierce sold at
1S5z@I9c-
WHIsKY-Duu and lower; sales at 81 20.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-10-10
NEW YORK.
The National Unitarian Conference -
Beard OF Consulting Ehgineers.

New York. October 9.-The Ma
tional Unitarian Conference oonelud-
cd it's session to-day. r. ID. Elliott
was reelected President. A subscrip
tion OF s., 400 was raised for the In
dian Mission. Rev. DR.. Bellows, by
invitation, delivered an address, re-
citing his experience during his recent
Europeau tour. In conclusion, he
offered a resolution to consider the
expedlency of establishing a Mission
airy Church, and in favor of eultivatine
close relations with the English Uni
teriaEs. Adopted. ~ - ..t.l.-t 4.
Rev. DIR. Osgood also addressed the
Convention, proposing to found a
Unitarian paper, to be called The
Hen1ispAeres. After the adoption OF
various resolutions, the Convention
adjourned sine de.
The steamship Alaska sailed foi
Aspiuwall this morning with large
list of passengers and 1.25O tons o
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-10-10
MONETARY G COMM GERCIAL
new York Market.

By telegraph NEW YoRK, Oct. 0.
CoTToN-More active and 1zc better; SAFE
/ of I, 100 bales, at 26c for mfddllng upland.
] FLoUR-Receipts, 5,730 bbls; more activ
| and a ; hade frmer; sales of I6 loo barrels. a
! s. z5@7 10 for superhne State and Western
| q 5O98 10 for extra State: 81 20 for Extrs
/ ira; 81 859l0 20 Tor round hoop Ohio: SIS n
/ @l0 90 for extra st. Louis, closing steady
Oaiifornia, q, ratler more steady; sales OF 8OC
a, ,k9E e EE1 sales ofsoo barrels
l. CORN MEAL-Quiet.
WHIsKT--Quiet - stew o. sFo=s-s.
sWHEAT-Receipts. 119,567 bushels; mar
ke1 lower, with only q moderate business
81, ,O0O bushels, at 81 65@11 81 for No 2 2~pring.
closing at the inside price: SIF78 for fNo.rl
DO &2 IL for red Indiana; S2 Is Tor amber
slcnigaa sll S1 81 Ior white California;; 81 55
RYE-T1rmeF:S isaiez al of 5000 bashels of
WeStern. to arrive, at 81 20: also. 600
bushels do, on the spot, in lots, at 81 7S.
eBARLEY-Firmer sales OF 8 1000 bushels of
State to arrive, nj So 25. - - u
common at 81 I6. IT = ~ !
CoRN-Receipts 2I5,6Ol bushels: the mar
ketis Ell, excited and S94c higher; the demand
Is chiefly speculative; sales of sI56 900 BUSH.
els a. 81 l3(9I IL for mixed; slIGRI IS for
sound mixed Western; 81 Is for old do. in
white Western; 81 l2 for yellow w estern.
OATS-Receipts 25;730 bushels: prices &c
better: sales s. 900 'busb@ at 7sISg74 for for
RICE-Dull at 99914c f ,olina.ya sysy =.
CoFFEE-There is MOI utry; sales OF
400 bags Rio on private 8, .tFis3 IA q
SUGAR-Firmer; sales QUO hhds at
11@l217c for Cuba and Pors leo.
MoLAsSee--NoKni aal. =
HoPS-Qufet, at &l5@$25 R-~Amerfcan
!. PETRoLEUM-F1rm and quiet at I66l6ISc
for crude, aud i3Oa3O1; for refined bond w
LINsEED OrL-Quiet, at 81 Ol@I 02 in casks
and 81 039l 04 in bbls. = ~
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-Quieta at 81 8gIx > q
8 OIL CAKE-Sales 100 tons Western at;iSo 4
PoRK-Eirmer and in fair demand: sales
of $50 barrels at &29929 Is mess closing at |
S28 cash; SIS 1929 u tor old ditto; S24ea25 /
tor prime; e17 5O928 90 for prime mess.
BEEF-QuGet; sales of 1a5 barrels at SIl so /
9l9 90 for new plain mess: $40 50G23 7J for /
new extra mess. Tierce Beef liOh1inal af Il
S2l@S3 for prt @ mess; &30a36 for Indfaai
mess. Beef Hams quiet at 20a 2sc. Is ggss-71
CUT MEATS-Steady; sales OF f70 pack.
ages at ll1S91214e;s shoulders 131Sai8Sc
HAMS-MiddIes duh and heavy; sales of
200 boxes of short clear on l1riVsaGa .teiYnss
LARD-Unchanged sales of $50 tIerces, at
lS9i94c for steam; l95z92oe for kettle reIi-
BUTrER-DuIl at s1asSc for Ohio; sss4sc
for State.sH Z Tsftt-eE.gss# ET2 ttf-9
CHEESE Steady at 139l7Lzc. ErtrH
FREI GHTS-TO Liverpool dun and lower:
engageToe BY 81 Gamer of 25,O00 bushels |
gram at 6G611zd for corn; 6szd for wheat.
II Il u e u
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-10-10
WASHINGTON.
Ratification OF the Treaty Of CessIOn
or St. Thomas.

WAsHINaToN, October 9.-General
Sibley's report of the Camilla affair
covers the report of Capt. Mills, sent
there to investigate it. General Sib-
ley says no actor. was taken by. the
civil authorities. No inquest has been
held, aud it is impossible to bring the
guilty parties to justice, as the civil
authorities justify the proceedings.
WASHINGTON, October 8. It is
understood that the Danish Govern
ment has accepted President John-
sons proposition to enlarge the period
allowed for the ratification of the
treaty of cession of st. Thomas for
one year.
R1mor says that Reverdy johnson
has signed naturalization treaty with
Great Britain.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-10-10
new orleans Market.

By yIeIegraph.I NEW ORLEANS. Oct. 3. 4
CoTToE-Active; middIings, 1910; sales.
400 bales; receipts, 4,O5s bales; sales tor
the week, 1850 bales: receipts gross, 20,l35
bales; net, 1851 bales: exports coasiwise,
5,745 bales: to Liverpool. 2, 400 bales; Con-
tInent, ,397 baleS: stock, 44,760 bales.
STERLING-I496l5O11.
n. L. SIGHT EXCHANGE-% per cent DIS
connt.
GOLD-13S.
SUGAR = Advanced 14c; Cuba In boxes
1870: in hhds l2Gi41zes ear #- er -
MoLASsEs-3I1zf145c. - -
FLOUR - Dull superffne, Sc 5Og6 "; ana
choice at SO 5000 50; large sales below
these figures on speculation.
CoRN-Si eady at Sl01 O5.
OATS-62966c.
BRAN-Held at 81 %.
HAY-Steady; prime, go.
PoRK-Active, and ADVANCED 10 SSl 5O:
BAcoN-FIrm; shoulders I3c, ana clear
LARD~In tIerce I95z; in keg 2l54c. yd
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-10-10
SAN FRANCISCO.
Great FIre--GFeat Loss or Property
Indian News.

SAN FRANcTseo, October "a fire
on the southwest corner of Sausoms
tne the FraDkIin A House sa and three @ ada o{f
cent buildings. a number of lives
lost. Five bodies have been recover
ed from the ruins Of the Franklin
House. lfs1 81 .sfl.t
Arizona advices Of October Sd state
that party of teamsters attacked a
party of friendly Apache and Majove
Indians near Sapose, killing 10. in
Guiding Cashiocanna. the Head Chief
of Trade. This Outrage will undoubt-
edly inaugurate another war with the
Majove Indians. 1t is expected thai
they will retaliate by a general on
slaught upon the isolated settlers
along the river. la c5ael. ..
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-10-10
Chicago Market.

By Telegraph CHIcAEo, Oct. 8.
I EASTERN ExCHANGE-In limited de-
mani, and theHuppIy firm at par, at 4 l0c
off buying, and IOc premium sellirg
FLOUR LESS active 3 Spring ep<Lra at
S5 409S 90. x Aa4Ag 1GA4ai ~
WHEAT-Easier, ami 21z@3c lower; sales
of No. Lat 81 l43al 4f; No. 2 at 81 36taGf1 l3S,
and closing at 81 36i4 for No. 2: sales OF n o.
2since the change at 81 36Iz.
CoRN-1n good request and firmer, and
2g21zc higher: fales of No. at 934951zc;
No. 2 at 9299l1zc, and rejected at 500 lie,
closing steady at 94s4d95c for No. l.: sales
of No this afternoon at g41zc. -
OATS-Less active and firm, and &c
higher, closing at 521a@524c. '-'. i'
hYE-FIrmer, and 11ac higher, closing
firm at 81 2714 for No. l in store. -...
BARLEY xcised, 415d5c higher, and
closing firm at 81 S61z9l 81 for No.2 in store.
MESS PoRK-Fhm, and 25c higher; sales
at go 50.
LARD-Firm, at 19c.
SHoUIDERs--Dry salted shoulders firm;
l2c asked.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-10-10
NEW aAIIDVEIRITIIIISEAIIENFlSsa A

lstate OF Indiana. Yanderburgh County,
In the Xanderburghe Court of Common
Haoa,, Haa Eleas- eas- Janpary Term, 1869. b faal
- vGffIIw sid3 uO .o~nsg9ai ua
nehfy y A., kroh.Ja IUgIln0m bsfshui E
- APPEARING BYa AFFIDAVIT
MED In tie Office of the Clerk of said
Court that the said 4defeadant IS a nom
resident OF the State of Indiana, notice of
u u e pepde1cy of said action (for, dtvorcel
IS Is Ipere6y given him, aud that the same
viii stand for trial on the first dav of the
neKl term OF said Court to be begun and
R.sIo Reld at ~, the Court House in the. city OF
in JanuaryS A.D, 1859 ami faeb e1f TG IL
= Wttnessi B!ythe eHynes, Clerk of said
Court, TINS 9th day.of October. AID. 1868. sl
ssS0aiO 0aiO odioe4 10 iaDoma sd1 19u5eb sw
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-10-10
NE EmPHIs.
Ban Found Dead-HeaTY Frast.

MEMPHIS. October 9.-George w.
Stockton. lately bookkeeper- of Veg
ibbon & Brother, WIS found drowned
in Wolf River this afternoon. 1t is
supposed he committed suicide. " 4
Mollie Everett, a negro woman who
was SO cruelty beaten by her husband
recently with boot jack, died this af-
ternoou. Her husband has been ar
rested andsc01nmitted to Jail. e. 3
Very heavy frost last night. =. ..e
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-10-10
EAsTON, Pa.
Election Erauds-StartIingD Develop
meRtS. p

EAsToN, Pa, October 9.-DeveIop-
ments of frauds in granting of nat
uralization papers, have been made
o-day, tending to show that out of
FIVE hundred naturalizations obtained
In this city, over three hundred are
Illegal. The court has discharged
the persons who were prosecuted for
perjury in some of these cases.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-10-10
ATCHIsoE. Kansas. Oct 9-Ther,

-ATCHIsoE, Kansas. Oct. 9.--There
was a grand Democratic demonstra-
tiOn here tonight, the largest ever
seen it this city, reaching several
squares. Speeches were made by G..
y. Wilick, candidate for Governor
Wilson Shannon, and others. Great
enthusiasm prevails. efEfh.T aft4oq
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-10-10
ESTABLISHED. 1881.


I sstAPn'ls y NEW YORK, Oct. 9.
the tnS demand has slightly i'm mproTed, but
/ and The ~ s.s.lL - 70 hne for active trade,
st1ersd las as devoid OF animation Drtces are
T5IIea tast.s nrm Heavy brown ,sIleeliF,Ss
a izc; M daSsachusetts BIB iSc Pen5slIfgs ~ n
fff ci9fhs sff az re 3 iSsi ~ do 4 li1SG FTinsinE
CLASSES of goods are withoItt' ' H;$o5 ts.5 OtneT
ehaI ge.exeept narrow SILK Ribbon eiess ~