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ssner win be allowed to retain to hand down to

signer will be allowed to retain to hand down TO
his posterty rs an heirloom.
Another sweet moroccan for the monarchsts 10
swallow and digest "a they may Is the fact that last
week La Refornd, principal organ OF the democrats
"swung around the circle" aud became repuoll-
organ OF the most radical type. and on saturday
last the democratic circles" of Barcelona followed
suit and became blended with the republican circle
already important In that city. The democrats OF
Barcelona have issued "manifeston to explaH the
cause OF tins evolution on their part. the concluding
paragraph OF which runs thus
The democratic circle OF Barcelona hereby forward de-
caaon President TO the effect that the cons
tuition contains solutions that we cannot decoronsy accept
respond TO our asprtons aud we desire TO put TINS on
The evolution of the democratic circle is within the limits
of the most rigorous logic Our dignity our honor aeAh mo
constitutional project without any essential alteration 10
beloved banner to defend ina. which we have always
Tended aud to confront anew win me same sa
The actual realization OF our ideal (the repubic
form of government individuals the rights OF
oas are ar s9 81 ws of The DOMINANT
ton owe obedience and may not refuse 70 practice
REFORM realized by legitimate means ana conform
.s 10 the laws but FL
The republican minority in the Cortes came to the
following resolutions on sunday evening last. al a
caucus held by them:-
bu, testify that they had assisted as deputies
q TO proes, agains. taking oath to uphold the constu'
ton and counsel that all should be redrawn up thai they
had resisted which the republicans could not accept
the charge making constitution popular TO the people
s. Not 10 participate any OF the ceremonies attending
the PRONUNCIATION of the constitution.
The absoutists did not vote upon the constitu-
ton.
Yesterday was also discussed the project Of re-
duCng the army from l05. 900 10 $4,000. st. Garldo
republican, proposed that 1t should be 10000, Gen.
Pierrad republican, TO 80, 000 be distributed thus
own guard and carbineers ............... /, 900
Cavalry ........ 5000
Artillery Observation-Disclosures. $500
Infantry ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. rs, 500
Engineers NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. LOCO
Troops on service abroad ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. q, 600
Total 81, coo
To this proposition General Prim replied that
though there need be no lear from Carliss or Isabel
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SPAIN.

Voting of the Constitution-The Manner Of
Signing Ir-s'swinging Round the Circie"-
ELL for Reducing the Army Defeatea-A
Whole Town in the Philippine Islands De-
stroyed by Fire-Loss of Lives-Fearfui
Morality Among the Observation-Disclosures.
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AnOlher UoFror.

The angel of death has again shaken
his pinions over the land and clothed
our entire State in mourning. By our
special and regular dispatches this
morning it will be seen that a portable
engine, used on the grounds of the
State Fair at Indianapolis. exploded
about 4 o'clock yesterday evening,
killing some twenty persons outright
and wounding severely or slightly a
large number, estimated variously at
from 36 to 100. The lesser number is
probably most nearly correct. -.
The scene is declared to be inde-
scribable, and innumerable hair
breadth escapes were made. A por-
ton of the boiler passed over the head
of Gov. Baker, and severely wounded
his coachnan, few feet behind him.
Children were torn from the arms Of
their parents and killed, the parents
escaping uninjured. Mothers were
torn from the children they were lead.
ing by the hand, and the mother kill
ed, and the children being terribly
injured. A partial list of the killed
and wounded is given in our dis
patches. and we are gratifed to find
no names from this vicinity. Persons
from almost all other sections of the
State are killed or injured, and the
news of the appalling disaster will be
read in every town and hamlet in the
State this morning with blauching
cheeks, fearful eyes and anxious
hearts.
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spECTAL WOTTCEs
Keep tho Body In GOOD BeDaIr.

II Is much easier to keep the system in
soo4 condition than % restore iG 10 that
y CSJrnu1tIon Wnen shattered by disease. The
4, se sSlse oI lIlie3" like other houses, should
whenever 10 shows any sign of giving vyav.
lue Atsb symptom OF physical debility
shouio oe LAken as a hint that "a stirlufanf
- ~ ~ Ne mex question is, What
a wholesome TezetabIe tonic the etif11u-
latIug properties or which are modified bV
the juices and extracts Uf anti fenrtIe a Il
laxative roots and nefBs- ma 100
which Will regulate, s1othe ard rurffJ ~
well as iuVigOrate lis the medIuluf r.rf irr.=I
by the debiIitatod. There are many .1,r- I5F-
ratiOns which are claimed 90 be OF. hfe dos
scripfiOn, bat HO5IEIIHI&S STOMACH
aud restorative, that has won it's way ta
the conhde ce Of the public and the medl-
cal profession by quarter OF century Qt
unYarylng success, stands pfe-emIueut
ularity would he 70 repeat q tWIcc-toIa
tale. Ib is only neseasary to consult Gha
records OF the United States EGwau la fTe~
paTtment TO learn that its consumption is
greater than thab OF any other proprietary
remedy of either native rr foreign origin.
Asa means OF sustaining the health and
strength under merry temperature, the
BITGERS have paramount claim 10 cou-
sideration. 10 has the effect Of certifying
ant bracing the nervous and muscular
syst ems against the ordinary consequences
OF sudden and violent changes of tempera-
ture, and is therefore peculiarly uEelul at
this season, when hot sunshtns by day,
and ice-cold deWs by night, Alternately
heat and chill the blood Of those who are
exposed to them.
HOSTETTER'Sg STOMACH BITTERS are
sold IN bottles only. To avoid being de-
ceived by cOunterfeits, see that the name
of the article is on the label, and embossed
on the glass OF the bottles, and OurIeVenue
stamp over the cork.
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NEW YORK

A Delegation of New York Merchants
Leave for Washington, for the Pur.
pose of Holding q Conference with
the President Relative to the Dis
lGFbed Financial Condition Of AZ
fairs-Wall street HOFe Qnjet-
FlSk's opera House Attached by the
Sheriff TO Recover $114, ,OgO.
NEW YoRK, Oct. 1.-The Finass
says: Last evening a strong and
powerful delegation of merchants and
importers, of this city, left for Wash
lDgton for the purpose of holding a
conference with the President relative
to the disturbed condition of financial
affairs, previous to the holding of the
Cabinet meeting. The subject of dis
eussion before the Cabinet will be the
financial situation of the country, az
it has been affected by the recent
crisis, and the merchants and i'm
porters have decided to seek the
Presidents aid in this emergency. so
they may be relieved from the en-
barrasments naturally resulting from
the unsettled condition Of the money
market, on Wednesday was requested
to ask Secretary Boutwell, if be would
not modify his programme as far as
the selling of S1O,OO0,0OO of gold dur
ing the next month was concerned.
Boutwell, sent back positive instruc-
tions that the line os action already.
determined on would not be in anv
way disturbed. The merchants and
importers thereupon determined to
send an influential delegation to con-
suit withl the President, and to re-
quest him to allow the Secretary dis
cretionary powers, so that be may sell
the gold in such quantities and at
such times as viii best regulate the
market.
New YORK, October 1.-WaT
Street IS more quiet. 1t is said half
of last Fridays business las been
settled, and all will probably be set
tied by to morrow.
Dealings in the Gold Room we're re-
sumed to- day, but transactions were
light. Money is active at seven per
cent. Gold and sterling dull. Gold
quiet.
Fisk's Opera House and buildings
have been attached by the Sheriff on
a suit by Osborne & Bostwick, to
recover $1I4, 900, which they claim is
due them on a gold contract. rrsg
1t is stated that leading merchants
are endeavoring to induce the asso-
ciated banks to receive and pay out
gold and make gold advances through
the Clearing House, as they now do
currency.
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THE WAY TO Do IT.-Ata called
meeting Of the citizens of PEincston,
on Tuesday evening last, to take into
a. ejjderation the matter of selling
decided that 4o.Ss5R SSsR9Rl 2RlI Bonds. it was
New York city, at considerable ex-
pense, it would be better to sell them
at home. Accordingly some $4,000
were at once subscribed. and it is very
likely that the balance can be raised
soon. The total amount of bonds au-
thorizsd by the Board of Town Trus-
tees to be issued is $4,000.
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THE Henderson Reporter says 'tle
Courier Journal of louisville - the
would-be whale Of the Kentueky y
press-has already failed to swallow
the country press" as so many min
noWs. Although not possessing the
metropolitan proportions of the Cour-
ieT- Journal, they have, with almost
entire unanimity, unequivocally con
demned the action Of that journal.
Unwarranted BY principle, we rejoice
that our brethren ofthe time honored
old institution have been SO prompt
in evidencing their disapprobation Of
scheme at once and at the same time
so unwarranted,and preposterousn In
other words the Kentucky Nasbys
are not ready for the new departure.
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Democratic state Convention

AT a meeting Of the Democratic
State Central Committee at the Senti-
net Office, it was resolved to hold
-. Democratic State Conven-
basis of represenratIvrs- o.L j.
ty is fixed at one delegate for ever
one hundred and fifty votes cast al
the last election for Mr.. HENDRIcKs
for Governor, and one delegate for
fractions Of one hundred and over.
The Democracy Of the several eoun-
ties are requested to hold conventions
on the first Saturday of December
next, for the purpose of appointing
delegates to the State Convention.
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INKW ADYRRIFIS Ei EN TS
INotioe TO ContraefOrs.

YwEHE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE
IL city Of Evansville will receive sealed
proposals until the 2lst day of october,
isGa, for grading and paving the alley situ-
ate between Chestnut street and Cherry
street, and extending from Seventh street
to Eighth street, IN Block 49, Eastern En-
largement. lt
BY order of the Council.
A. M. MCGRIFF. Clerk,
! L4Eell BY r. A. MCGRIFF, Deputy.
city Clerks Office, October 1st, 1869.
oc2-td Union copy.
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SOME Of our exchanges assert, as
the latest instance Of cruelty to con
Viets in New York, that hardened
offenders. in addition to the regular
term IA the Tombs, are now sentenced
to read the full series of HORACE
GREELEY's articles on Political Econ
cmy.-and may the Lord have mercy
on their soulsl One old reprobate
the ether day, begged with tears in
his eyes, to be allowed to exchange
the last half of the sentence for an
additional sixty days, but the hard
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DIED

NICHOLSON Friday morning, at three
O'Clock, JANE, wife of Robert Nichol aged
dfty-six years.
The funeral will take place to-day, fsat-
urday), at three o'clock P. NJ, from the
residenee Of her husband, on the corner of
Centre and Bell. Thefriends of the family
are invlted1o attend without further mo
tfcp err.e IA -tfe.- #sGHrf r.l..
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e e e G Il e RS
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THEnew Minister to China is ex-
Governor Low, of California. He
was a member of the Thirty seventh
Congess, is strong and able Repub-
lican and a very popular man on the
Paniic coast.
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PITTsBURa, October I.-Wm. O.
Ray. former policeman of this city,
recently convicted of burglary at
Uniontown, was taken to the Penl-
tentiary to-day. The case has been
carried to the Supreme Court and Pc
sitions for his pardon are being cireu-
lated, the belief In his innocence
being very strong here. et4ta
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hearted Judge refused to grant ms re-
quest, when he proeeededi to take an
affaotionate leave Of all his trends
and went off muttering-" Alas, that
7 should come to this ! This Is the
- - aorkh ~ .- lam
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ments. The Quartermaster's Depart
ment will furnish the necessary trans
The Illinois and Wisconsin State
FAIRS Will close to-day. So far as the
attendance of visitors is concerned.
both Fairs have been successful be-
yond precedent. The reeeipts at both
Fairs have been one third larger than
those of last year.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-10-02

1 TERRE HAUTE policeman named
JAIEs WHEATFILL was shot by a
woman Of the town at private sleep
ineapartment on Thursday morning.
TIE shooting was accidental. The
msn shot was neglecting his duty, and
scans to meet with little sympathyaU
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-10-02

DOinss In Wall Street-ARaIrs, OF
Lockwood 4 60. Being CaRYassed-
The PFODriety OF Establishing a
New Clearing House BEING Dis.
cHssed. - 4 aet sIa-t1
NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-The prevail
ing feeling on the street this after
noon is one of rather less confidence
than this morning. All kinds of
stock have been lower from o variety
of causes, but principally because out
side parties, who bought yesterday
and this morning of different stocks.
made up their minds to sell and
realize their profits This drop is NOT
to be taken as an indication of anv
general fall in prices, or any general
feeling of distrust In the final result Of
the affair. In order to facilitate the
settlement of outstanding gold con.
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OAUK BOURN Az


i. M. fEREDIrH, Esq, Of Terre
Haute bs resigned the position of
Presidep of the Board of Directors
of the tate Prison South. No elee-
tiop ba been made yet.
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The number of tickets sold at the
State Fair, Thursday, was 43,O98,
which is Is, ,683 more than wore sold
or the same day last year. and 1000
m,re than were sold during the whole
of the last Fair; 5.033 amphitheatcr
tickets were sold Thursday, against
1853 on that day last year. The total
receipts up to this time are over
c1c OnO
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BATCHEaOn's nam DYr-

This splendid Hair Dye is the h>.st f,, tina
world; the only true and perfeet nve
harm less, reliable, instGntaneous. To effs5
DIES the ~ eHeGLs Of bad Dyes. inviporafea
ana leaves the Hair soft and beauHfuf
BI,4o4f or BROWN. sold by All DruurIstF
anu ferIumersi and properly applied at
tyl, BtyatchHeloT,s H5 Wig Factory, No. rs Bond ST.,
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The HeaIInr Pnnl.

An Essay for Young Men on the Crime
OF S0fttude, and the Diseases and Abuaea
Wnleh create impediments 10 MARRrAGn.
WIN sure means ofsrelieG Sent no scaled
letter enEelQpess free OF charge. Address
ar: a ); 5KILLlN HOUGHTOF, Howard
Juni2 dam Tsp "a
butchers Dead Shot for Red Rag
Dutcher's Lightning Ply KILLER.
Sold BY Druggists Everywhere.
mays lgvIrn ISN'T
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.Wnshineton Itoms.

WASHINGTON, October Beverly
B. Bolts has been appointed Collector
Internal Revenue for. the Sixth Dis
triet of Virginia, vice Saml. Robtling,
suspended.
There Is reason to believe that our
Government has adopted all the nee
essary measures for the purpose of
capturing or obtaining possession of
the steamer TELEGRAPH, now or recent
ly engaged IN. committing depreda-
tlons on American commerce.
a game. of base ball was PLAYED this
afternoon between the Keystones of
Philadelphia and Olympics of this
city. The gamewas called at the end
of five innings, Seore-Olympics III.
Keystones8. The Keystones play the
Nationals tomorrow.
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ESTABLISHED. 81.
OFFICIAL.

LETTERS REMAINING UNCLAIMED in the
Post-Ofiice at Evansville, State of Indiana,
on the lst day of October, 1869.
Persons calling Tor any OF these letters
will please say tf Advertised" !" giving date.
rAnrEas HEa,El -.------ .-------
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LOUISVILLE, October 1.-THE Com
mon Council adopted an ordinance
to night. gran62g the Louisville, Gin
einnati & Lexington, and the Louis
Vile & Nashville Railway Companies
the right of way through the city to
connect their respective tracks, upon
condition that the t., O. Sc L. Co.
shall change its present guage of 5
feet to a feet and 81 inches within one
year, the city to pay three ffths of the
cost of said change.
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 1.-The Ever :
ing Bulletin prints the statement Of
a sailor set ashore from off the Hol-
net, on Long Island, by the officers of
that ship. be gives exact details of
armament and proceedings since leay-
ing Halifax. The narrator was one
Of ten men sent on shore for insubor-
dination.
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II T EADQUAHTERS CAMP SUPPLY.
Gas,fav,, t.o- II Tupn =

C0hSIaL son6Ttuan 3 headquarters to-
day: aIEe
HEADQUARTERS CAMP SUPPLY
September IL, 1869. +
TO Bre0et- Col W.G Mitchell, Assistant
Adj. Gen, Dept oftbe Missouri:
SIR-I have the honor to report
that the Indians who crossed the rail
road at Grennel's Station on the
Kansas Pacific Railroad, on the 9th
Of August, have arrived at this camp
and asked for peace. They number
about 130. They report 60 killed: 30
were Oheyennes and the balancel
Sioux. White Horse, they renort
went north. They say they have had
enough of fighting. All of the stock
captured was Cheyenne, as the Sioux
had all their stock In camp.
The following order has been issued
by General Sherman from the War
Department, at Washington: The
Superintendent of the General Re-
cruiting Service, st. Louis, will as
sign all disposable. colored recruits
at Fort Leayenworth, Kansas, to the
10Th United States Cavalry. sub
jeet to the orders of the District
Commander relative to their move
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-10-02

TIE Princeton Ulaio7a Clarion
closed its twenty.seoond volume with
its last issue, September Both. The
naner has been in the hands of its
present proprietor since 1864 1t has
done valient service in behalf of the
Republican party, and has lived to
see Gibson County changed from
Democratic to Republican. We wish
the Clarion a yet more prosperous
voyage during the coming year. May
Its circulation and advertising patron
largely increase, and its political in
fuonce be always on the side ofright.
$50 sn@.s@....ss..a=@ ~stl
The Republican CoaVention of
Mississippi met at Jackson on
the 3Otbs and nominated candidates
for Auditor, Treasurer Attorney
General, and Superintendent of Pub.
lie instruction. Resolutions were
adopted in substance as follows: o.'1a
l. The UniOn--efrst, last, and for
ever. ...,--, n
b 2. Freedom3 of speech and press-0
3, Universal suffrage and universal
4. Free Schools; their benefits to
be extended to every child In the
Estate.
5. Opposition to that unjust system
of taxation which diseriminates
against labor and unjustly bears upon
| thelindustrial classes. IA k3A3S .
6. Revision Of the conditions of
free labor, With aEiew especially to a
mote summary pt0cess for the recov-
erylof debts.
Z. Adoption Of the Thirteenth and
Fourteenth Amendments to the Con
7stftution of the United States and the
exercise of the whole political intlu-
ence of the State with Congress for
the immediate removal of political
I disabilities imposed By the Fourteenth
Amendment.
8. The ratification of the Fifteenth
Amendment to the Constitution OF
4 the United States.
10. The new Constitution of Mis-:
sissippi with the DISTINGUISHING and
prus0ii iiPeien clauses left out.
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Dissolnfinn Nnties

VzyHE PARTNERsTEIEB EEERETo-
fore existing under the firm name Of
Hayhurst q Whitaker, Forwarding and
Froo1ee Commission Merchants, was thfs
day dissolved by Mutual consent, j. II.
w mt aker retiring from the hrni The
business VIII be continued by A. s. Hay-
4uIsI. Dy whom the business OF the old
D. j. W HITTA X e r.
Evansville, Ind, Sept 2S, IsG0 Ise30-tf
All persons indebted TO the late firm of
Hayhurst & Whitaker, are notffied to nav
said debts to me. A. s. UAYHTTEGlgN
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FOR SALE.

a TWO-STORY FRAME HOUEE
Ia and three lots IS by 80 feet. gituaf.ed
on Gum Street, between SIKH and Seventh
, StTsets. Terms easy. apply to Hayhurst
y E,,l = ~ gtae1eI' no south Water Street.
Evans slile, OCT. l, l669. locl-tf
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-10-02

A MAN who represented that his
ma pne was W. Il, Huff, came to this
place some five or six weeks ago and
has since been working for Fred. Rice
at the saddlery and harness making
business. On last Sunday afternoon
he hired a buggy and two horses at
the livery stable of Adams Brothers
for the purpose. as he alleged, of 60
ing two or three miles in the country,
and that he wo1ld return in a short
time. He failed, however, to come to
time, and the supposition is that he
has taken a final leave of the town
and drove for parts unknown.-Peters
buf0h freSs. 28th.
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g MADRID, October la commission
Of fifteen deputies to the Cortes has
been charged with the duty Of report
ing on the various candidates to the
throne of9Spain. sal