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LOST AND FOUND.

I OsT-On Saturday afternoon a pair of GOLD
LSPECi ACLk s with oval bows, in dark leather
case, haN1pg tie name OF Jas. A ebb, Janasviile,
Wis upon the case liberal reward will be
gwen III lett al THIS once. It,
Il OST-seyersl Gays since, small GULD STAR
~ PIN. having In cenrer the . ord and hgnrps
Eth corps. The finder will be libersll rev ard
hy having the same at KARK'S ievelry store. 34s
PenEa avenue mh2l IT
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DEPOT QUARTERMAsrERs OFFICE,
JEFFERsoNyILLK. lND March 10 1889
Sealed Proposals viii be received st sAse once
until a N. WkDE1sDAY. March "a. 1859 for the
delivery Of the following Quantities Of Forage
six month 3 supply Of the Depot Of JensrsOnviile,
aso tons uay;7 500 bushels Oats; 50 s~us strsv.
60 cords Wood. The hay 10 &c be the hest quality
timothy hay. and ell bsled the oafs % be the hest
quality, we'll clean "a and sacked tho strsU n -
the best quality ana baled the wood 10 BE- $500
sound. nerchantsbls hard wood, vsIl ,ss.osSs.
and ell split body VOID.
TIE above 20 be delivered from sSue IN finn. 4,
such Quantities and at such Dlacss I'M or ne.r 49,
CITY Of JenersonviIie, Indiana. =. The @ssr tee
cbaree Of the depot mag airecf ~
Prolo0sls stil Be In duplicats, With n eopr M
this sdvertfeement attached TO each and mnsg -
seee mpsnted y the guarspt . cf two re~pon.,bl.
HIeons, tnat, N ceee contract e. awarded a. IN.
hifder. good end sufcieuf bsnds viii be eivse for
the faithipl Hertos finance Of the sAme
ProDosen VIII Be endorsed "Propo ais Cor F,,-
ssss o. 60, g the csss nay se, ana Addressed
The SUsesrsisssd reserves sAs right 20 psssct sny
By order Of the Quarssrnssser General
,.,i s r Lieut.. Colonel. MAJOR ssd O. l..
GARDEN SEEDS AID GARDKu TOOLS,
Asnculsur., y sr.souss. La eve,
Ho seev.v seUsh side. bet. 81 end tssA -.
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A UCIIoN SALE or GovERNMEr PROP.
DROPOsALs FOR WASTE PAPER

Posi- OFFICE DEpARrMrSr March n, 1870
Proposals are invited for pure hssins The WASTE
rnfEh accommodating In this Department, of the
following descriptions. viz:
4 transcripts of pOstmasters' cunts of mails
reeelved ana sent, post bills, White paper; est
mated qusntity, IL 0C0 pounds year
MIXED paper, consisting Of wrappers of &C
counts and other packages, tOs ethsr with letter
envelopes OF various colors estim ted ON an tity
soI9 pounds a year
Newspapers; estim ated qsantity, 80 pourd-
Ayear
Bidders must specify price per pound for each
class of paper.
The paper must be removed from the cellar OF the
General Post Once bui ding. at the Of the &C
q. required By the Postmaster c. neral
No mail bags will be IN Inished for this pnrpose .
The Dap.r vii! be weighed at this DE par tlnent,
and must he paid for on delivery.
Bios are invited Tor one year, commencing on the
let OF April next. and will be received until WED
NhSDAf. the 5lst instant, at o clock d m
They should be addressed to the Postmaster
General and endorsed, Proposals for Waste
Paper +" JOHN j CRESWELI,
ma l5-eO5t Postmaster General
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SAMARITAN,9 0IEr

The only real cure for 6onorrbea, elect and
Diseases caused from indescretion. Only Ten pills
purely vegetable. We discard BaIsan Gpabia
Gift cures In frUm two to four days. thus avoid.
ing trouble exposure, and the extortion OF Quacks
Male Packages, 81: Females, IS. Sold by s. g
DESMOND CO.
mas Sly 91s Race street, Philsdeirhfa
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Rf GREEN d WILLIAMS,
- Auouoneers aud Real Estate Brokers
No. s26, southeast corner 7th and y streets


- AuSi,oneers and Real Estate Brokers.
No. s26, southeast corner 7th and , streets.
TRUSTEES SALE VALUABLE DWELL
pv d. aO1sk AND esUUNDs.
he'll Is.Iins asfs % tie ai:s asy d MAJ, $50.
40 "a recorded in Lieer A. s., No lgs, folio
sssl q from the 18th Tsbra.fy 1ss and on
On q; ips.i the 81 s. .g
Noe: and in jane. on the sTs@.S:
division Of SQUARE No. 7i2 fronting IS fee New
and extel bach ihroasS he square to ID s.Fsei
east or Ssrsl street itch there IL front of 6s
.ist large attic and baseGs. the: stoTy sriet
oweling House, with large Brick Stable and com.
his property is well known as the residence of
the late h Ii. Ian bell. aud offers a Favorable
opportunity to procure delightful residence, or
Terms: One third cash. of which $40 viii n.
knocked down; and the baiasce in !ix op sr,,n
eighteen and twenty .ur months TO Be secured ~
ssle secnred by eed ia irus. upon the propeptV
And iI nj complied WITH in Eve days sftsr the
expense OF he purchaser u Don enc weed : notins
All convey anoing and stamps at the cost Of the
CHARLEs g wALLAoH Trustee.
NAL; Goods GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
(ro'LRNMENr SALE.
Will b. sold at public auction on THURSDAY.
March 49,, lSss. at IL O'Clock m. the Naval
Cherry street. al Richmond. VirSiui. Oh
Brick Buildings, with slate roofs.
Strsme Buildings.
Also, Fences and Out Buildings
Terms: Cssh. The Luildings TO be removed
within sixty days.
BY order Of Brevet MAJOR General o o. Howard,
Commissioner Bureau F. and 4 L.
Evt MsJor u. Army. pisb oficer
James Taylor, Auctioneer. NJ. 20-t
p b &c AUCT IoN.
OFFICE, DFPoT Cow OF sUBsIsfrSF
MAsHINGraN. 10. q, March Is, 1859
Will De sod at Pnblic Auction on THURSDAY.
th ,nstaht at six'h street wharf, in this city.
SO 100 lbs Deeiccsted Mixed Vegetables. and a
small lot OF Desiccsted Potatoes.
Terms cash. Twelve days allowed 10 remove the
articles. Iml9 at G. BELL, C. S.,Us A.
A UCTIoN SALE or CONVENIENT BUILD.
will be cold to the hi hest bidder At pnlic sale
on THURSDAY. March 25th. Is Q. thu Ton OWNS
named Government buildinss, situated in and
around the city Of New Berne. n. G., viz:
One Stable, S0X500 feet;
One hospital, l4xI22 feet;
One BaTraek, 70N LOO feet
One Officers Quarters. 2sNEs feet;
One Guard House, l2x2D feet;
ODe Kitchen. lzx2afeet;
One Blacksm it'll . shop, eixes feet.
possession given immediately alter tie day Of
Successful bidders will be allowed a reasonable
time TO remove their purchases.
Sale to commence At 10 O'Clock q. m,
Terms: Cash, in Government funds on day OF
the undersigned.
By order Of Byt. Brig. Gsnera
OhiefQ NJ Dept Of the south
II. A. HATHAWAY, "a 1t. 4Oth Iufaptry BIT
Capt o 8. A, Aoting De sot q. NJ. ms 4
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WANTS.

WANIEp,a COOK .ns CHAMBxBNAID.
w Apply %'' Htn street White preferred IT.
WANTEp IMMIntATELY-A BARBER In
Hi soire No. s'' Pehnsyivsaia ave 0.pi.l
VVANTID-A WHITE WOMAN 70 coos rr.,
Mo,n come WI rec"mmenced. Apply ct the Green
noontAin eaioon, Centre Market. mo % 50.
WAmSoda. ID "A a0u Of nine or ten rooms. With
re ma @os ssi Address TENANT. star Once.
w BAkEk. None but on .ho und@rst.nc, h =
bushes need ses'y V HECHr, $40 virgi Ola
w A.STTTnnp pS cSm eetspt se.n.irs.s, . sIrO.
fsmiiyer store, to do Gil kinds az sewing Rat
GeOrs.i is.f.' given Address sEAMsrRs.s'
WAHSS66kkD 1issHHER1IAIEs5Y. E,:s rat;
s,ncy ;, and respeetsblitJ. Apply al iis street.
WAsTID.-AH ACTIVE PARrsKR, with
eral year. e.tabiished. in aeorseto~n b G. Al.
dI m.s ~ T. Box soo' Georgetown Post Office.
WANTED-A sITTaTION ~ a Tsscectsbis
.mH Can . o5 Der
JANE star oee for on.
saos E oe., f 8 80 {; s1: aosss
third cash. balance on deferred peymen's for tso
yy.sI. Address, giving full particulars, q q,
etar once. ma 1857
GLEAsoS eLENN,,..,,s
TO MOVE coal UOAsTwIsE
INQUIRE at their office. at G street, Washington,
and at Rays Docks. Georgetown ma ls Of
WANTED-Ins small family, an America. or
cook, AID attend to matters generally about q
house. To a competent girl first class wages will
Once, corner Of 9th street and New York .cse
nue.. ma 10 II
WANTED-The hifhest cash price viii be paid
wv for SECOND AND FURNITURE, in lots
WALLER B. WILLIAMS,
400 Seventh street.
mh1s 2w Between g and II streets north.
WANTEp-SEC0ND HAND TURNIrURc
and HOUsB-BUKNIsHING GOODS for
addressing z.T MAYS. No. sc4 Psnb s1Tsn Gs
avenue, between 9th and 10th streets. ma Is st.
w BERMAIDs, MUSES., WATERS, OUACa.
MIN: &C.. to call at Intelli gencs Oni,e, No 479
Of homes caa be suited Office hour 8 from II
10 D. ma IL I'm
WAHTED-Pamilies breakfng Q Ron SEX ee ping
w ar removing from the city. to know that they
trouble or expense Of an auction, ny addressing
n ~ Sss Penha avenue, south. asst corner
OF ivth street. ma Inn
WANTED-A position as H0USEKEEPERb y
with sp Non e9 american won an Who has been
year. Inquire at sos X street corner 18th be-
tween the hours of9 and IL. feStf
II YOU WAN HOUSE Oh SUIT OF Rooms
ONION q BUTT, No. May Building,
fe ls-lm 7th street, second door from K street.
A WETNrRsE wANTRO.-Apply to Or. WI
N JOHNSTON. No 400 eth STREET between the
bours OF and 90 9 N and u and IL D. m fs l5-tf
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= B T IL IL 4 Rs.

Forty tons cure end Genuine pOSE DUST mads
my mill waTraut,d the purest lot In the DisTrict
Of Colambis.
BAUGHs RAW BONE PHOSPHATE
LIME
CAPE ypRDE ISLAND cUANo.
MENIOAN GUAso,
FISH GUAko.
Also,
Tot of ADULTERATED PERUVIAN GUAso
Railroad aud Lever Eorse Powers snd Threshers
MOVING AND EEAsTNG MACHINES
DB0PP1Rs AND SELF BAKERS
e lso.
Extras for all kinds Of REAPHRs AND NOW
Eks, III bkehkBs, HORSE POwERs, and al
im plemebts
HAY PRESeRs,
PORTABLE FORCES,
What DRILLS,
CULTIvAroRs Of all kinds
FARM CARTS.
WHEEL HORSE RAKEs,
ClnER MILLS,
GARDEH AND FIELD SEEDS,
&c, &C, &C., &C.. &C.
JP. BARTHoLow.
SIS SEVENTH STREET,
Be ov PenDsylvania avenue
GREEN q WILLIAMS. Aucts feio
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/ 8. KNGINIER's OFFICE,
No. II erArE ST., AL1ANy

eeaied Prepoeals will be received &C fhis once
until MOS DAT, April ., 1879, for Dredging for
seven miles below Albany, q Channel twenty eight
blurred feet long and three hundred feet wide. 90
water-sbs material dred eed TO Be depost a behind
the new d. ke to te built near the nee emanuel.
= estmaseA. AFTER o careful survey. ct dsty-nine
teoesasd tvo hundred and seventy nine cubic
obteinsd At this ofies, whereby bidders con make
thsir own eetimatrs.
TIE work m1st b esenenced by April Is, 1854,
ana 30 .comIlsted By July Is, ls9. Proposals viii
b received for ne whole vork complete, not by
made on the printed form TO be- oStainsl Ct shts
saee. sne sccon S, SScsnied ny proper saaransee
irto contract With the Unitsa states ufih Rood
and sumets seresses stNmRs for cootrscts, ana
United state: the right 70 reject al bids
yOnu T. WILkON.
NILS ct Hal Eng. and BIT Coz O. ;. 4.
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Jos. 8. WILSON, Commissioner
NOTICE TO PRE.IMPTIoN CLAInANrs.

0VIIOE TO FRE-BMPTI0N CLAIHANTb.
1very person entitled to the right Of pre- -emptfon
to any OF the ands within the townships and parts
OF townsmpe above enumerated, 10 required 70 es-
tabtsA the same b the satisfaction Of The ReGister
and ksceiver Of the Land once and make pay
mens enerefer = soon A. practicable after seein
tbs nouce, endi before the day appointed for the
com 1encs ment Of the public sale Of the lands
nIs bras the tract claimed otheIwiss such claim
VIII De forfeited. JOS 8. WILSON,
Commissioner ~ the General Land once.
NorE-Under the regulations Of the Depart.
msht, no payment can be made for advertising
organizations, except to such publishers - are
terror. Re I6-la wa,n
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PROPOSALS Tos STAGE TRANsP0BrA-
HEADqrARrER- FIFTH MILITARY DISTRICT,
sTATE OF TFNAS.
OFFICE OF CHIEF QUARrERMs.TER
AUsTis, TEaAs. n arch I, lsss
eesle6 Proposals; IN GU plicate, viii be received
Al this once until sATp kDAY. March n 1853 a
IL m Tor furnishing such portatiop ~ sfsee
as may be required By the Quartermasteris pe.
partmept, United rtates army until Decsmh., ~
ls69: on the following routes, wig: -
Victoria to lndiaaola
Iavsca 90 IUdiancla
Bidders Will state the rate at which they prono.s
TO Transport each man, with baggage MOI 10 ere
coed one hundred llooD pounds the entire disteSca
on the route; also from point 20 point
fAy ments 70 DC made In Government funds.
Eefnee 70 commence on award OF contract.
ftoDosels 70 be plainly endorsed. :" Proposals. for
stage ransportAtion fro n 10 spd
Addressed 70 the undenigned.
by command VI Brevet MAJOR General Candy.
B,.vs. Rr,..a,. O. a; Porren
nA iS-ot Fifth Military Dis<rfct
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RY OOOPER D LArIMRR, Aucsseoe>n.
- Late CLERKS with y. q. Mcclure q Co
6outhve0t corner Peana's avenue and llth street.
Star O0os BuiidinH.
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EoNLBNMENT SALE.
p U BLIc AUCT IoN

OFFICE, DFPoT Cow. OF sUBSIsfryrF.
WASHING tex. 10. q, March Is, 1859
Will be sold, at Public Auction on THURSDAY
the 18th instant at sixth street wharf in this city
at II A. NJ. >, about ''
5000 lbs Desiccated Mixed Vegetables, and a
small lot Of Desiccated Potatoes
Terms cash. Twelve days allowed 10 remove the
articles. Iml9 At G. BELL, 5, A
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

- Late Clerks 9TH J. q. McGaire % D
Southwest corner Pc. syenue end iith ssrsse
Istar ono Buiidina.J
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AUCTION SALES.

- Late clerks with O. Mc0uirV tso.l
southveUe corner OF Penn'a avenue ~ mn N
Star Once Building.
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BUILDERS AND HoUsIkEEPEss HARp.
wABE AT PUBLIc AUCTION.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-12-03
Election News.

GALVESTON, Texas, Dec. 2.-The
total vote here for two days is 1924.
As far as heard from, the election
throughout the State is passing off
quietly In Waco County the vote In
two days reaches $40; In McClelIand
County the colored majority is 260;
in Falls County the voters are split
ting, but Davis is probably ahead.
The registration is not yet completed
in Navarro County, consequently no
election is going on there. In Aus
tin, Hays. Williamson and Travis
Counties all the whites and many col
ored voters are voting for Hamilton.
His estimated majority in three coun-
ties is 800 Haynes is certainly elect
ed TO Congress- Hamilton's friends
claim the State by 10000 majority.
HOUSTON, Texas, Dec. 1.-The vote
here in two days is 1,5O0. 1t is esti-
mated that Hamilton will carry the
State by 10000. In Jefferson, the
election is progressing quietly, the
colored voters being largely in the
majority.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-12-03

WE are free to say that our sympa-
thies are warmly with the Indian
apolis Sentinel in its fight with the
old party barnacles who have always
managed to do little of the work of
hard fought campaigns and yet reap
the reward Of every hard earn ed
victory. The newspaper men of the
country have been in the habit Of
allowing politicians to use their time
and brains-and often their little
peouniary capital in putting them
into notoriety-and then, after the
elections, quietly ignore their services
or shove them aside altogether. The
party that fails to recognize the edi-
tors aud proprietors Of its n ost infu-
ential paper-be that party Republi-
can or Observation-Disclosures defeat,
and if those editors properly estimate
themselves, will be pretty certain to
achieve it. Let politicians under
stand that those who do the hard
work of the campaign are to be most
consulted, not only as to the manner
in which it is to be conducted, but also
as to the men who shall be nominated,
and we will soon see different state
of Affairs. But so long as the papers
meekly swallow every insult, aud
tamely submit to every snub-work-
ing all the harder for those who insult
them-they may expect that kind of
treatment Let the newspapers of
both parties profit by the independent
spirit manifested By the proprietor
of the Sentinel, and demand such
recognition at the hands of their
parties, respectively, as their services
entitle them to.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-12-03

RESTORED ANIMATIoN.-The blis-
ter prepared for the Courier Local. by
the Terre Haute Express. and applied
by the JOURNAL, mas worked charm
ingly, and animation is again restored.
For several days he had been in 8
comatose condition, caused by his
running against REED belonging to
the Louisville Opera House Company.
A REED only was requircd.tO lay the
little fellow out. A straw would have
been amply sufficient But the mani
festations of returning vitality, oeca-
stoned by the blister aforesaid, are
highly promising. Business houses
who desire to be handed down to pos
terity in badly written prose, should
call at once, lest relapse take place.
We cannot promise to keep the little
fellow so lively for any great length ol
time.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-12-03
News from San Francisco.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 2.-The Su.
perintendent of Indian Affairs iu
Oregon has succeeded in the removal
of about 200 Snake Indians to Kla-
moth Reservation. Others 60 on re-
servatioas in their own country, and
nowhere else.
Arizona advices to November 20th
say Gov. Stafford and Col. Cargell had
left for Washington.
Tie Bully Bueno Mill was burned
and the Vulture Mill has stopped fer
repairs.
The Indians near Prescott and
Wickenburg are Wandering and plum
dering the whites.
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Heavy Robbery, &c.

ST.. Louis, December I'D. d
Wright and j. II. Forest withdrew
their answers to-day in the United
States District Court, in the case
against the Aurora Distillery, and a
decree was ordered condemning all
the property seized, amounting to
nearly $4,000.
A portion of the bonds recently
stolen from the Real Estate Savings
Institution was found to-day in the
basement of a building on Third
Street.
A man named D. N. Dowley, travel
ing agent for large New York Jewel
ry house, had his trunk broken open,
at the Southern Hotel, to-day, and
81 900 worth of diamond rings and
brooches stolen. The thief left some
$50 600 worth of less expensive Jewell
ry behind. No clue to the robbers.
i. Ia the State Board of Agriculture
TO day, resolutions were passed, call
ing for a reduction of the present
protective tariff to strictly revenue
basis. and for the relief of the agri-
cultural interests from the many bur
dens now depressing them. These
resolutions elected considerable dis.
eussion. running into politics some
what. Several members of the Board
were absent when the resolutions
passed.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-12-03

The Courier says WENDELL Pull
LIPS demands the education of eight
million of blacks at the South at the
expense Of the people. The Courier
has been studying DELOIAR's statis-
tics. There were not more than half
that many blacks before the war, aud
it is very certain they have not in
creased much since. WENDELL
PHILLIPS, with ali his bigotry and
hostility to Republicans and Repub-
lican Presidents, never makes such
ridiculous blunders iu statistics. IF
the editor Of the Courier will look
again at the dispatch on which he
based his editorial, he will fDd that
the words negro" or blacks" does
not occur once. He should read his
dispatches more carefully. =
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-12-03
Election Returns.

New ORLEANS. Dec. 2.-Returns
from Mississippi give the following
County, 1000; Naxubee. 2.75I; JEFF
feTson, 1,513; Yazoo. 1000; Marion,
1900; Adams, 2,475; Warren, 1853;
Capiah. 366: Claiborne, 1850; Mar
shall, 600; Hindes, 1900; Lowndes,
$500; Lauderdale, 572; Clarke, 400.
A gain In thirteen counties of more
than 10000 over last years Radical
vote. Yallabusha County gives Dent
zoo majority, . loss of 300. The Leg
islature is generally conceded to the
Radicals
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-12-03
PHILADELPHIA Items.

PHILADELPHIA, December 2-The
Congressional Committee to inquire
into and report upon the decline of
the shipping interests of the country
held meeting here. Evidence was
given by VIM. G. Gibbons. iron ship
builder at Wilmington, Del; John
Tucker, Vice President of the Read
ing Railroad, and others. The invos-
tigation was closed, and the Commit
tee proceed tonight to Washington,
and will in due time report the fol.
lowing propositions to Congress:
1. A drawback of the duty upon all
materials entering into the construs-
ton of vessels, and subsidy equal to
the amount of the duty when Ameri-
can materials are used.
2. Permission to purchase and ad-
NIT to American registers foreign
vessels.
3. Subsidies to American lines OF
foreign steamers.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-12-03
Canadian Items.

OTTAWA, Ont, Dec. 2.-Captain
Ermalinger, of Montreal, has been
summoned here to undertake special
message to Red River, to endeaYor to
conciliate the half breeds. The In
dian question is attracting much at
tention. The tribe between Fort
William and Red River is reported
unfriendly.
ToRoNTo, Dec. 2.-In the Legisla-
ture last night, Blake followed up the
late Nova Scotia resolution by NOV
ing, as a necessary consequence, an
address to the Crown, praying that,
by an act of Imperial Legislation, 1t
might be impossible for the Pavlia-
ment of Canada to disturb the inan-
cial relations established by the Brit
ish North American act OF 1861, as
between Canada and the several
Provinces. Blake supported his
motions In a speech of some length.
A debate OF very animated charac-
ter took place. Clarke moved an
amendment, declaring the proposed
address inexpedient. % a division,
the amendment was defeated by 81
to II. The original motion carried.
A committee was at once appointed
and their report brought in and
adopted, and the address was agreed
to and ordered to be eDgrossed.
MONTREAL, December 2 General
Windham, commander of the forces
in Canada, has obtained two months
leave of absence. General Doyle will
have command of Ontorio and Que.
bee. with headquarters at Montreal.
Hon. John Young denies having
stated, while 10 New York, thai
Canada would be willing to become
annexed for the sake Of trade Will
the United States.
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The emo RlYer Rr.dga.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Dec. q Fears
are now entertained that the bridge
across the Ohio will not be completed
as early as expected, owing to the
sudden rise in the river. The work
on The last span was suspended to-
day, and the building material re-
moved to safe quarters. DISTINCTIONS
to the main channels are being rapidly
removed, so as to allow the passage OF
steamers
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MIksIssInnI Elect ON.

MEMPHIS, Dec. 2-An AUalanche
jackson special tonight says Alcorn's 8
majority In the counties from which
returns have been received is 1862,
being a gain for the Radieals In the
same counties Of 27 7,8S3. No disturb
ances have occurred. Everything is
extremely quiet, but the result aston.
ishes "the natives. Dispatches
from Mississippi claim the State for
Alcorn By 10000.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-12-03
Alabama Legislative Proceeding,

MONTGOMERY, Dec. 2.-The Senate
occupied to day in discussing a bill to
give negroes equal privileges on rail-
roads, &c.
Mr. Worthy, Democrat, advocated
an amendment providing that common
carriers be forced to provide equally
comfortable, but separate, apart
ments for the two races, and not be
compelled to carry blacks and whites
mixed In the same boat or car.
The Senate adjourned impending
the discussion in the House.
The Committee on Elections re-
ported IN favor of ousting Brown
(Dem.) from the Chamber, and of
seating Lawrence (Rep }, from Marion.